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The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1894-11-15
e Vanishing Lake.

vanishing lake, otherwise Haw
pond, sheet OF water seventeen
miles east of Cordele, Ga, is small,
but wonderful. being regarded as
pnc OF the greatest natural curl
osities in the south. 1t takes its
name of anishing lake" from the
fact that every year, some time be-
tween the 10th and Goth of May,
its waters become terribly agi-
tatcd and within few minutes to-
tally disappear, sinking through
the bottom with . great roar. Sew
eral lakes and ponds in that vicinity
have disappeared, but this is the
pnly one which annually fills up and
goes through such curious per-
Sormsnces.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1894-11-15
Two Lives Saved.
Mrs, Phebe ihnmas,of Jt

Mrs. Phebe lhomaS,of JunciI"I
tiv. Iii was IrlI by her flnritr
he had COu-ninI ton anG Tia
,rre was M hope inr her, hut Nv
1T les of Dr. Kir.'s New Dr.
,very completely cured her an
~ saws it saved her lite.
Nj Thomas Eggers, 139 FIorid
) San F:anrisru, suffered ErOu
rtadlul cod, approaching con
,mpii"r, tiIed without resn
vetvihiny eI>e hen bought on
Ip,ile DIR. X n.'s New Discover
nd in tuo weei was cured. Ii
J naturally h4nkiul. 1t is suci
r-nlt: 1T which iI,pSe are sample
hat yr,nvp it- uu,ieriiil ttfic"r
{ this mellrine IL coughs af,t
ids. Free tr!al hotil-s at /
] irringtnn'~ drGT stGre.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1894-11-15
Electric B1tters.

THIS remedy j. becoming so well
,nown and 81 popular As To nee'
80 special NE, r'"n. All T h'
lave used Electric i erS sing he
8. me sony 81 tralse-A purei
Medicine does u, t Kill aud 1t J.
.,araIfited III ,ip all Mat /
.iaImed- Etp tric Biir"rs w |
.ire al Diseases ut the LIVER aEG
anevs, VIII r-movr PiDE.le B"il
sat Rh+Hrn .,utI~ t!,rr dli,'ct "'S
.niepd hy Inpnre hlcnd-H
irIve MI .ria from i hn ~ s'-ni ati'.
prevent "a IL a. rnrr ali ms
ariai-. .e~er5- For ctfre. ni head
trhe, constipation and ,udl1es; i"i
~ Electric Il treis-Eniirh sat
Sf-clinn ylarau ers, al money re
,ut:drd-i'I tr ret.t and II. pe
bottle at f. Il,trin4tnria Gln.
tore.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1894-11-15

1t Had Probably Gassn Heavier Sup
per Thar Usual.


per Thar Usual.
Wes Hearn has d crow. and he is
the gawkiest, oldest, ugliest, but
withal the snart.st bird one ever
saw. He has learned the accom-
plishmentS oi men s. we'll that be
now drcams-ac,ually has night
mares.
The crow duriag the odd hogrs of
his willing and luxurious captivity
has dug hole in The wall, in which
he deposits dainty loorsciS for the
future when his appetite is not sa:i-
atcd.
Recently in bis hole in the wall h1
carefully placed two pieces Of cheese
and three bits of meat, ali the while
casting a furiive eye to wiudw;rd
10 see that no one learned the secret
OF his hiding llacc.
This done, he ruf1ed lis feathers,
drew his neck down into them and,
standing on one foot, went fast
asleep, Perhaps the ifamcnSe qraa-
tity of cheese which he had gorged
himself with half-hour before gave
him the indiges tion, for he had q
nightmare right On the spot.
Suddenly he woke up and the air
was rent with "Squawk! squawli!
sauawkr' in quick succession. He
danced over II furry Of excitement
to his hole in the wall and jammcd
his bill in it three times. Everything
was there. Nothing had been stolen.
He sided over TO his perch, scratched
his bill witt. his foot in q meGitative
way, as much as TO say: We'll, I'll
he darned!' and, rufling his feath-
ers into a muff, drew himself into
them, supported the whole on one
leg, and was soon again in the land
of nod. Florida Times Union.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1894-11-15

THE old fashioned game of Follow
my leader" is daily practiced in the saw
ace courts of Celebes and Darfur If
the king stands everybody stands; il
the king sits everybody sits. If the
dusl1y monarch falls from his horse his
retinue must do likewise; if he chooses
to bathc all the passers-by must throw
themselves into the water. In Darfur
this slavish imitation is carried 10 a
greater extent II the king loses a
tooth each of his subjects is obliged to
lave q tooth knocked out.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1894-11-15

Don't you want a Pool or
Billiard Table? Bott Bros. g.
Columbus, Chic. will sell
them on easy payments, also
Bar fixtures, Billiard supplies
&c.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1894-11-15
SOUTH Z U ~.
STATIONS.

The 8aekeye Flyer is the Business Mans
Train to Chicago, fitted with eieeE at Par
tor Gar; AMI the easy Pullman Sieefers.-
Through Pullman LFIace sleeping cars
on nisnt trains to Colun- BUS and Chicago
The only finerunnIng q through parlVr cars
bet yeen Toledo and Co,un. bus,
seat fare only % cents.
Rntes via tne Bucksye Route are always
as low as via anv other line.
For rates. maps and other Information.
call OF, G. W, Sch wenke. Ag't. at LogRn.or
write w. II. FISFER General fassenss1
aud Tirttt .raut. Room II. Deshler BLOCK.
Columbus. OHIO
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All Free.

Those who have used Di.k NJ :
New Disco very know lis Y lhe.
md liiust. who have nG.. have now
the opporIun:v To irv II Free C.li
nn HE advertised druggist a"f ~ t
u trial bottle, tree. Send N"ur
name and address 10 II h. ButkiIn,
IL Co CfIcaco. and gel II sample
box OF DIR. Kings NpwLite Pill
Free. as wei II Guide tn Heatl IL
md uSehold instructor free. All
+ wn,rh = guaranteed 40 do YOU
lnod and cusl Nuu uotiilng.
+ Harrington.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1894-11-15
Low Rates To Texas.

The Baltimore & Ohio Southwest
ern Railway will, on November 9th,
sell tickets from ali points on its lines
to points iii Missouri, Kansas. Ark
ansas, Texas, Louisiana and New
Mexico, at one fare for the round
rip, plus two dollars. The Dallas
Exhibition and the Texas State FAN
will be in full operation, displaying
he wealth of Texas resources.
Tickets will be good f'r twenty days
from dates of sale with liberal stop
over privilege. For full particulars
pply to any ticket agent B. Il 0. s
w, R'y. Or address G.. B. Warfel
lsst. Gen'l Pass'r. Agt. Cincinnati
Ohio.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1894-11-15

Miss Tc3;PKySs. OF Kentucky, q very
clever young woman. who has oeeh
acting as purchasing clerk for the su-
preme court, has been appoint ted u.s.
sistant marshal Of the court, a position
never before held BY q woman. Miss
Tompkins was formerly secretary of
the Southern exposition held at Louis
vile, and has held a number OF im-
tortant pos. tons, although she is net
yet thirty years OF age
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1894-11-15

"Castoria is so well adapted to children that
l recommend it as superior to any prescription
known to me-"
II. a. ARCHER, NJ. D.,
III So. Oxford St, Brooklyn, N. Y.
"Orr physicians i'll the children's depart
ment have spoken highly OF their expert
ence in their outside practice with Castoria,
and although we only have among our
medical supplies what is known as regulaf
products, yet We are free to confess that the
merits OF Castoria has Won US 20 looK witl
favor upon it.
UNITED HOSPITAL AND DIsPESsARy.
Boston, Masa
ALLEN G. s;aiITE, Pres,
array Street, Now gori City
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z, nrnlnal !n.r.axcrnent.

Tie Ohio Central Lines have
worked their way TO the
front and are now classed among the
First Railways in the country. There
is feeling OF assurance in travelling
over these lines.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1894-11-15
What is

astr; is d. Samuel Pitchers prescription for Infants
and Children. contains neither Opium, Morphine nor
other Narcotic substance u is harmless substitute
for Larcroric Drops, Soothing Syr,ilNs, and Castor Oil
IT, is Pleasant. It's ,,arantcs is thirty years. by
E7;foDs Of Iottcrs. Castor;a destroys Worms and aays
f,yers.ess. prevents vomiting Sour Cure
cures Diarrheea and Wind Cole. Castoria relieves
tecthing troubles, cures constipation and fat"cncJ.
Casto:ia assimiIatcs the food, regulates the stomach
and bowels, gvin, healthy and natural Sleep Case
.oriA i, the ChiiGreas Panacee Eiotl:er's Friend.
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BIS, nj Largest P:G,tica' Ars Magazine
(rhc ONLY Art Periodical awarded n
Medal al The Worlds Fair.)
Invrlunb!e I, all artists, art STU teNtS an
others whS wish to make taeir nome su-
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ASpcimen copy. with suGerb coior
nl:tus (>uItabIe for framing or copy n
in"l and supplements of tuil-s!z' Wni- ssin
king design sem on mentioning thlS sy
u per and enci q n g -
,regulnr price 55c., 81 90 n vear). For 2i'c an
instructive manuel. Painting i"r hc%lp-
ncrs." sent in addition TO the above OUR
1881 ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE "i hp''i'l ~.
color stutiles aud pictures sent Ior 2-ctnt
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Excursions via C. II. Y. g. I. Ry.

Hunters rates to Michigan, Wiscon-
sin and Minnesota. See c. Schwenke
agent, Logan Ohio.
Excursions 10 Michigan Oc5ober H.,
and November II. Cali or write to
C. w. Sehwenke, agent Logan, Q.
-Columhus and return, Nov 18th,
nd 18th, Half Fare.
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CastcTil.

"Castorir is Al excellent medicine For chill
arcn. Mothers have repeatedly told ne OF its
good effect upon their children"
Di. C. c. OsGooD,
Lowell, Mass
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|l.1. s. RiGsom
Attorney at Laws and
Notary Public.

srlpe.b mammoth tiutograPh In i2 coiors oy
the DISTINGUISHED artist Maud Humphrey. 1t is
feet lon: aci Il inches wide sna MI: oe ,i Iint
''oGr VisrTNG.' and shows a beautiful. dinpiec %
darling clad in warm, rich fur,llneG& & sioaR, AZ
snow covered latch. while her golden hair shim.
mers in the sucshi-e. her checks on.sh rr, WIZ
health and vigSr and her roSuish eyes sParkle
nerriiy Srre 20 delight yeu. copy " III be
sent free pOStuaii. if You promise 10 teiI iots
f,iands and send n cents in stamps or silver ioc
tlIrae ninnfhS' trill suDs.riDtIOn 70
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"Casioria IS the best remedy for children CT
which am acquainted. hope the day is Tot
far distaut when mothers will consi'ler the real
interest of their children, AMI use Castorii III
stead of the various squacl; nostruins which are
DESTROYING their loved ones, by forcing opium.
MORPHINE, soothing syrup and ether h'irifui
arents down their throats, thereby sending
thsrn 10 premature graves"
DE-. J. 2. KINCAEIoE,
Conway, ARK.
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EHE WHOLE FAMILY,

-, ,1,st-o.ed MONTHLY nerazine with stories
e3ecdotcs fashions and Il articles Of ~ eerest by
hest authors and cEsh question cnntss.-, nluntn5'
RrssrII vUB Co, ias SI:-luler 81, b1tcn. oias>.
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IT, ntau- Co-apa.y, - Murray Street, Now Ycrk City
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-11
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

NewYork July TO- 1894
BEEVES-A Jersey CITY CO Of cattle had been
ceved II O'Clock a. and about ~ besides
In the exporter bought 1870 head $50
IS - 100 IL. including decline II fully 25c
ierdays closing Indications hat there will
fully 200 the market tomorrow morning Feeling
weak. city dressed native sides weak JniOh.c
medium choice quality. Gable adyices received to-day
quote the London and Liverpool markets fmcr Oi.
1880 for refrigerated beef ana lie for best Aner
live cattle .c higher lo.nll.c. estimated dressed
weight and solo high lisc Shipments to-day
the Eovic. 81 cattle FOR ". Colds NTH cattle
for J. Shambers son. the Richmond I'm viii
quarters beef. he New York q.arters for
Easmans Company and SIS quarters FOR -. ii sherman
The Tjomo also takes out to-day 100 sheep S Dill
enback.
sherman * Culver: 81 ONO steers 1909 ~ et
81 - per LOO 10. 30 DO 1905 H. n 81. "
CALVES Receipts. ~ head and n few lots were held
yesterday Dull and 5OdSJ per 100 IN for
common To good veals. and and buttermfks
quoted at S2dS2 80 Dressed auiet 5n7lac
country ,eas. Cas.c FOR city dressed and
3sNisc for dressed grassers butermks little calves
SalesEiaenbeck Hollis % veals 1854 10 average nj
s. 100 ~ - do 1873 10. 81 IS: ~ do 1919 H. m
- So do lG5 n. AZ 81. culls. l7G ~ M 81 Il
buttermilk calves. at 80 -. "
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts - cars. ~ aa37
head 80 for the market and direct
Including the stock held yesterday there
% cars sale The feeling easier for sheep.
good lambs sold 25g35c higher About ~ ears were 10
asa Is 100 ~ Of culls at 81 head ordinary
70 choice lambs Mt 81 25at5 CO. and deck at S. ~
Dressed mutton easier at sass per 10 with selected
saies-Wilkerson a sherman: 1875 Kentucky lambs 70
70 average - 70 per 100 10 ss d. 90 H. st IS bo 27
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-11

steady points advance compared
with yesterdays closing prices Transferable notices.
SOC Total sales 500 bales NewNork spot sales to
day night officially reported For export lloo
bales; consumption. l2s4 bales: total. 1884 bales spot
steady. middling uplands 3i6c middling gulf
New Yorks receipts. 10 bales: gross -
bales exports Continent bales. Great Britain 700
bales: forwarded 4l0 bales sales 23s4 bales spinners
2s4 bales stock l6 207 bales. Total net port receipts
to-day LOIS bales thus far this week. 200 bales
Exports to-day: Great Britain 235l bales; continent ~"
bales this week Great Britain. 62 SD baies
France IS bales Continent. 1888 bales; stock 81 oF'
bales
Liverpool Cable-Spot in moderate demand sales
1000 bales; speculation and export 700 bales American
5000 bales: receipts. 1000 bales: middling. loM ru
at un hanged TO i-64d advance July. A's; July
AuErt 355s: October November S5sb, November De
cemhsr 3Sab December January 36ob. January
3Glb: February March 362a363 March April 4eN Man
chester-Yarns buyers favor. cloths quei; bu sey
COFFFE-The market dragged along WIN NttIe ann
nation and changes until toward the c!ose WEN
covering Of shorts produced slightly hrnler leei'ns
Included sales Were an exchange Of sinai lo'
OF August FOR July at points difference The RIO mar
ket was ofc,ay reported unchanged at 1850 re!s
exchange was unchanged at sic Receipts az no iot
two DAYS 5000 bags clearances from Rio fo the n,ec
States bags The Rio stock is HOOD bags santos
was steady and unchanged AT Il 900 res ot "o
days at Santos. 5000 bags: Santos stock. $3.50 tass
The steamship Euclid has cleared frc.. santos WIN
l.. 900 bags Hamburg declined 4 pig MArket dl.4'
July % pigs: u % September 100 ,lcto-
below YESTERDAY sales 1000 bags: July % August.
contracts closed steady at 5Glo points advance Sales
we-e bag
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-11
THE GENERAL MARKET REPORT

New July TO- 1854
COTTON-Starting with advance OF 2d3 poin's .ne
market for futures declined TO 693 for August hl.e
starting at 9Gc then rallied &C. casing on during
net advance about point with the tone STEADY
sales were The Government report was me
chief feature II announced AT noon ue
first announcement giving only the average condition as
50 g. against in June This showing was not as ray
ornble as was expected by the trade and It was on TINS
that August rallied few points TO &c few minutes
later however full statement read from the Ios
rum which showed that Texas was showing up very
we'll the being 90 and Arkansas y" ,h.se
where damage anticipated Tot
OF and this that the market broke 10
point OF the forenoon. The detailed statement
shows the following The returns lot
cotton average condition 500 against $50 In
The condition July. 1898. 81 The averages by
States are follows Virginia. 81 North Carolina. "
South Carolina. SIS Georgia Is: Florida. 49, Alabama -.
Mississippi, S. Louisiana "a: Texas. W; Arkansas "a
Tennessee 80 The reports show slight general Improve
ment condition throughout the cotton belt. In the
Of Virginia Alabama. Mississippi. louisiana ana
Tennessee a decline while In North Caro-
been improvement In the condition Of the crop on
to-days Of the were reached
II is thought that the conditions nave improved
Government figures collected. and some
promulgated private parties would seem to In
dicate that the is cent larger than last
Department II Is known what Interpretation the
foreign markets will the Bureau report but II
presumed that they will consider the favor
able therefore withhold buying orders for Europe
taking optimistic view for time past ~
crop conditions In this country Locally there Ia
speculative Interest
nFAV anh Last
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-11
EUROPEAN PRODrCE MARKETS.

Liverpool July 10. 3i5 Reef In poor demand
extra India dull SIS %; prime dull sos.
Pork In moderate demand. prime meR. Western nnc
strong at Gss 81; do medium strong Us o. Hams In
good demand short cut. about - 10 10 10,
Bacon In good demand. Cumberland about ~ 30
~ firm 33s. short rib. about - n, al
clear Indiles. about - ~. n7n Sos long and
clear midiles about ~ ~ firm Shoulders
IL to Is ~ firm J1s Cheese In fair demand
white ana coloIed 45s. Tallow
moderate demand steady al rs 3D. coonseed OIL Liver
refined DUH at 2Ds ID Kosn in moderate
common steady 81 IT'D Lard-SpDt poor demand
futures in demand prime Western spot firm at 3Gs
Wheat In moderate demand No . red steady at
81 I'd No red spring steady at IS I'D Flour In mod
demand. ST Louis fancy winter dull AT IS I'd
Spot poor demand. mixed Western spot
Oa.d. July steady rs lord. August seaiy
Is i'd september STEADY 81 lO.d. Hops London
Pacific moderate demand. firm at Is lJsgi4 30.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-11

Galveston. July iO.-cotton dull. middlng. Gsc: low
midng 6oi6c; good ordinary. Gl.c. net and gross
bales. coastwise iSS bales; sales IS
bale. stock. lib bales.
Norfolk. July l0.-coon dull; middling. l-l0c: low
mdIns Ga.c. good ordinary IL 6c and gross
c"pts IL bales exports coastwise 1874 bales. 100
bales. stock. II. idi bales.
New orleans. July loCotton easy good mddng nc:
mdins 67sc low middllng. 6fsc. good ordinary 6,.c
receipts 200 bales gross 1O3 bales exports
wise 30 bales. sales 200 bales stock 81 5OI bales
Savannah. July lO-COtton quiet middliny. 6sc: low
midding tigc good ordinary Gc and gross receipts
2G5 bales: sales bales stock g.5li bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-11
LONDON WOOL SALES.

London. July ioAt the wool sales to-day 300 bales
offered The quality good the attendance
large. competitor active and prices were main
tanned Germans competed kccnly for crossbreds and
III. sales include:
Eev-South Wales 1000 bales greasy ii.G0i.i.
Queen s.and-S 100 bales greasy 6Ghd.
Nictoria-lOOc bales greasy at 5dnls I'D.
South Austraa-iO0 bales greasy AZ 5iaU6d.
Au-tralia-lOO bales greasy 1854.
Tasmania-3lO bales greasy GHlOsd.
New -Zcaland-2. 500 bales greasy 5t.Ilid.
Cape Of Good Hope and Natal. 900 bales greasy al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-11

age price paid the surplus the platforms mas oen
81 II can Of forty quarts Exchange. cents a'a'''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-11

do y 10 at s. Co. less So 30 do IS n. at - 10 ana 81
lot II Kentucky sheep. l9 10 at % 49, uo' co
n, az s3 so 80 ., .. e.. ooi
do. e8 10. at - 10 -,,, ., e. *. 90
ID g, N n, s5 as DO 90 10 at 81 371; 224 Do. - 10
at 81 81: 2Ie Virginia do. 80 H. az 3 90 .oS o o.
sheep ~ at SO 50. Kentucky DO 10 10 NJ -, W
Virginia DO ~ 49, late Monday 100 %, h s,rSns
lamb. 70 10 at S3 Is: do. % n. AZ 20 zol ,lsa
d. so n AZ SIS $50 West virginia DO 81 n. ~ 81 -,
s Judd q CO.: II hogs 2O+ 10 az 20 op' ~ 30
lao NJ M 80 so 1876 do n 50 10; II rough 40 o."
10 at IS 30: do h. at 50 90 hogs "I' ID a. 20
Hume & Mullen sold Monday Is state hoss 80 49, d"
TOcsYReceipts il cars or $40 head. Market a trne
easier with sales at SO 25ds6 80 per 100 10. country
dressed steady at 7a0c for heavy to light 400 - -
Saes-Hallenbeck & Hollis: 81 state hogs lVs 10 aver
age nj 40 per 100 n: 100 n. nj SO 10 lsb 90
c2p 10 at 3d. de- 24i n. SO - rough do ~ TO-
a, s. 40 90 do 3i6 H. So 30: do. Z3 10. az - %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-11
OTHER MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.


Buffalo July o-Cattie-Receipts last - hours 40
last week 100 head: consigned through. lO'C mead 10
New York head sale go head, market opener
easier closed dull for light and medium grades STEADY 9r
othcrs fair steers 40qS4 So fair to good rs 'Jgsi o
81 S. good Il $50 to 400 sold late at ~ vecl'
81 T5Sfs5 %: extra IIogs-Recepts last - hours
Is head total thus far - coo head or Same
time last week 20 100 head consigned through LOO
opened lower; closed dull with loads unsod loIhers
r,ired and medium cornfed So CO. daryfed. S0aS0 10
rughs s,ds5 Is stays S4dSi 80 Sheep and lainbs-e-
cepts - hours. 10 head total Tor week mus laI
90 head; market opened inactive. with hardly enough
offerings here quote prices market closed du hothlS
sold Nominal prices: Best lambs. 81 25uS5 So fair TO
fair. 50 :O4s2 ~ ,- -
Union stock Yards Chicago, July lo-The situation was
unchanged A few cattle and sheep were driven in and
were snapped up ut good prices for local consumption It
ia expected that by end Of the week there Will be AT
nrces was said $2as5 80 for cattle s. 2a$5 ~ for
hogs s2Gy5 for sheep Sass 30 FOR spring lambs Any
advance shown the Of the temporary scarcity
stock.
ST Louis July o-Catle-Receips p 800 head; market
slow sales al low prices native steers 50 3OqS+ 20 cows
and heifers 81 49, mixed 81 70as2 80 Hogs-Rece'pts
800 head active. loc higher; heavy f3as5 10; mixed
81 75as5 light 81 s5qs5 10 sheep--k 800 head
Eas, Liberty. .uly lO.-tattle-Common lower; good
grades are steady prices higher. Prime. s. 1895
good. 81 4"asi 60; good butchers 81 sa$ 2o rough
81 5oGx8 p Hogs-Receipis light market changeable
Heavy dull and prices lower than YESTERDAY Phila
olrhias 3OGs6 best Workers SO 4odf6 90 common
to lair Workers s6aS6 %: 81 goa So so good sows
81 bOGs5 stays and rough SASS 25 sheep-supply
fair. marke, dull and prices unchanged Extra SW9
So 50 good 81 2oaS3 30 fair 81 sOas2 So yearlinss.
s. 81 as 60. lambs 81 5Ogs4 IS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-11

Baltimore. Juy loFiour dull. unchansed sales; 40
hbls Wheat steady: No red spot and July 3'sgos' .
August. assq5s.c September 59'. d3e1c s,rsme No
red 55i. G55,c. milling wheat by sample. aJUpc stock
cot 2s3 bush salcs ZOO bush Corn dun mixed spot
and July $3.50 bid Southern nv sample. 52ga3c, 20
on grade bid stock 1884 bush. safes 300 bush
Onfs nrm 80 = white Western. 55c bid. 80 mixed Do
53g54c. stock - a36 bush Rye dull. No ?. aan'b' RI.
stock 70, bush. and higher. good to choice
firno $40 3oQfi7 Orcan freghs storm 20 Liver
pool per quarter Is Jul, cotton quiet mdinss The
fancy creamery. i"c. fancy lafle. lfc. store
packed l0Il2c Eggs I'm. IL BE
BOSTON. July 10 Flour quiet and unchanged Corn
fra with prices firm. Shorts steady Pro-
visions nrr HI,ter and higher: Northern creamery.
1890. Western ls1ioc Chees" quiet best Northern.
$751; Eggs Arm Receipts Flour 5o,5 hbls and o3l9
sacks. corn $500 bush. oats ilsH, bush shorts. 3'2
Hp~a'o July Spring quiet. limits easy. sales
spot. 5000 bush ~ ! hard. 61i7aaI'.c. 10000 bush Do
Z GS,T6S.c. 500 bush No Northern Chicago r I
BIC Chicago S~p'"mh"r. Closing NJ
harf G7s.r. No ! northern. t57sc spot. No hard 9
Gr.c Winter wheat dull. No rel. SO, 40 ! whit"
81 w. ask-d quite, steady. " yellow. 4Gi,c 40
corn So. c. No corn. 3fi.c store NJ yellow NJ
track $50 No yellow. 'ispi7t- oa's scarce" de-
irAnd CHI. " ? white. Sic asked s'ore rye du. No :
~ asked Flour iull weak unchanged MIL ICED
quiet. unchanged Canal fr"ghts steady. wheat 3'.o.
corn . ~ New York
July io-The leading futures ranged as FOL