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The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1894-03-28
THE COST OF WEEDS

Weeds have been described as
''plants out of place" The intrusion
of a plant in field occupied by
another as e crop, makes the intruder
a weed. Crab grass in a cotton field
Is pest that consumes much of the
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1894-03-28
A POISON.

Alcohol is poison. il is SO regarded by
the best writers and teachers on toxicologv.
Like arsenic, corrosive sublimate. and prus-
sic acid, when introduced into the system it
is capable OF destroying life without acting
mechanically, and It induces general dis
ease as well marked as fever, smallpox, or
lead poison DIR. Willard Parker.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1894-03-28

IL pays 10 read the papers. especially Your
own family paper, for often in this way good
business opportunities are brought to your at
tention. For instance, B. F. johnson & Co, of
Richmond, Va, are now advertising, offering
paying positions TO parties who engage with
them, devoting all or any part of their time TO
their business interests. 1t might pay you TO
write TO them -
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1894-03-28

DR.. Kilmer's SWAMP Roor cures
all Kidney and Bladder troubles.
Pamphlet and Consultation free.
Laboratory Binghamton, N. Y.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1894-03-28

THE late w. b. F. Fort, OF Wayne County,
North Carolina, was born and reared on
property granted TO HIS ancestors by George
III
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1t requires an order from the Presi-
dent of the United States to procure
an impression of the great seal of
State.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1894-03-28

There is an annual output of 49,
600, 900 pounds from the 900 creameries
in New York.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1894-03-28

GLADSTONE traces his ancestry back TO
King Duncan, of Scotland, who was Mac
heth's victim
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THE THROAT. "BrotCns Bronchial TrOchos -
act directly on the organs of the voice They
have an extraordinary effect in all disorders Of
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1894-03-28

If afflicted with sore eyes use DR.. Isaac Thomp-
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Cough nights On going to bed take a dose
OF Hatch's Universal Cough Syrup.
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viii be sent with every bottle of Or. Horsie's
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Mornings-Beecham's Pills with drink OF
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-01
FINANCE AND COMMERCE
THE CLOSING OUOTATIONy Or
u JNEY
offerings and sales ut tho Kichrnord To.
bas co Exchange Internal Revenue
toiiections-foreigp tdvices.

NEW YORK. Aug. 3l.-Speculation at
the stock Exchange was quiet, AMI. eN-
cept FOR the dealings In American Sugar.
the trading would nave been absolutely
without feature. In Tie general list there
was a disposition on the part Of the
smaller bulls to even up their contracts
on account OF the approaching holiday.
Again the market lacked foreign sup
mort London having followed the lead
OF local operators, selling Louisville ana
Nashville ana 81. Paul and other stocks,
which have moved up rapidly since the
passage OF the tarifI bill 10y the Senate.
Sngar was heavy throughout, and fell
To Iota, from lO7A early In the day.
Tho decline was not checked by the re-
pnrtment had decided to make all sugars
paV 40 per cent. al valOrem. with the
additional isc above sixteen Dutch
standard some of the brokers In the
stock hal orders 10 supply all bias, and
I'm the last hour the stock was weaker
than at any time OF the day. Inc gen
eral LIST held tOlerably well, considering
the efforts made to break sugar. Net
changes show losses of i441A per cent.
American Sugar leading. The bona mar
ket was higher. .Sa es OF listed stocks TO-
day aggregated $1,000 shares; unlisted,
5000. 100 .,, , ,
currency. S(A G2o,0rb.
Money on call has been easy at ] per
cent; last loan at ! and closing o1ered
at | Der cent Prime mercantile paper
lmp5 per cent Bar silver, OJr4 Next
can dollars. "a Sterling exchange Is
easy. with actual business In bankers
nlIls at 4S5t1H4s-H. for sixty days and
t~Gia for demand; posted rates. 4oGQ
4STls: commercial bills 4S414N 4SF4 Gov
eminent bonds steady; state bonds duh;
railroad bonds higher.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-01

enlorescences OF a constantly accretng
commercial power and dominion
The swarming streets. the hustle and
din and rush of universal Industry. are
all manifestations Of strong, earnest. and
purposeful municipal life.
There Is no one feature about "A city
which more favorably or unfavorably I'M
presses visitor than the 1, cal press and
the mental activity OF Baltimore people
is stimulated by the most progressive and
Independent newspapers, OF which the
sun. the Herald. and Daily News are the
most generous I'm the world In yielding
their columns 20 the projectors OF public
and phllanthropic enterprises.
BaltimOreans are great newspaper read
ers. and are noted for sustaining their
local papers. About the first thing the
Baltimore man wants when he gets out OF
bed In the morning Is his newspaper.
rnosiR' ous y'NoINrNs.
one meets many cheerful and prosperous
cx-Nirg,inians here. some of whom have
achieved handsome fortunes. Among
these are Randolph Barton, a leading
lawyer OF Baltimore. and brother OF the
Hon X. T. Barton. Of Winchester, Va;
II & Davidson. eX-MayOr of Baltimore,
and now president OF the Baltimore Trust
and Guarantee Company; Col L. wilcox
Brown. president of the Maryland Trust
Company. Dr. j. Pembroke Thorn. presi-
dent Of the Maryland Asylum, Henry a.
Wise. Superintendent OF Public lnstruc-
ton and nephew Of the old Ex-Governor
Of Virginia. Snipwith Wilmer one of
Baltimore's most prominent citizens and
lawyers; Richard NJ. Nenable, formerly
Of Prince Edward county; Col. Charles
Marshall. OF General Lees STAFF, who Is
remarkably well preserved and has
host Of friends here: u. +. Bresee, former
lv Of Richmond and southern representa-
tive Of the New York Mutual Life In
surance Company (he IL the owner Of the
magnificent Rose Hil estate at Rapidan
station. Na); William II. Blackford, pres
idont OF the Maryland Insurance Company
and brother of Capt. Charles NJ. Black
ford. Of Lynchburg. Major Thomas Todd,
Of the firm OF X. NJ. sutton n Co. and
whose ancestors were the owners of the
famous Toddsberry estate I'm Tidewatcr,
Va: COL. J. Lyle Clarke. assistant post
Uou'' farm in Gloucester and brother OF
can't Maxwell 4. Clarke. Of Richmond;
Frederick Colston. Of the firm of Wilson,
COlston q CO.. bankers, and relative or
Hon. John Ran. fucker and the Pendle-
toms of virginia.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-01
CHICAGO.

CHICAGO. Aug. Nv hiding up OF the
September transactions by either Trans
ferriug contracts into more distant
months or hy closing up the trades was
the notable feature OF tO-daYs business
in wheat. That some people dld not
make new deals is cvincei hy thc WlHtn-
ing Of the difference between september
and December from 3'4c. yesterday 10
81. H34c. az the close OF to-day's session.
There was an irregular action 10 prices,
me close being firm. with the strength
opened at 567sc. sold between that aud
51-c. closing at 5fibnJl lc.. No. hlguer
than yester,-iy. Cash wheat was I'M tooi
demand. prices averaged ieH4c. per
bushel higher.
corn Bulls in corn were firm
I'm their position to-day The teleTam-
from the corn belt were many IN number
and emphatic IN their character. Every
house ON the floor were In receipt ot
DISPATCHES reporting worse conditions
than have heretofore been pubiisntd. I'D
addition 10 this the contract stocks are
low and are conferred I'm few hands.
september shorts took alarm during the
latter part OF the session to-day, ana rN-
hibited a willingness 10 pay premium
for that month This intensified the
strength in the other futures. prices 1d-
v1ncing and closing at The top. May
corn opened at 32'lc- 500 up 10 anu
closed at 534c. tsN.4c. higher than yes
terday September closed with gun
OF l".c. for the day. Cash corn was
bought freely by shippers. Prices were
1so higher than Yesterday.
Oats.-This market received strength
from wheat and corn. at the same time
presenting Improvement on its own ac-
count The close was &c. higher than
Yesterday for May. Cash oats were IN
good demand. An advance OF i4c. over
Yesterday was made.
Provisions ON the principle that an
advance in corn must improve the price
of hogs and with an actual gain IN me
price Of that animal I'm tc-day's mar
KIT product was strong The receipts
of hogs keep dwindling away. ana less
than are now arriving are predicted IN
the future Taking advantage Of this
situation. the outside was buying pro
visions to-day. with a resultant advance
i'm values. ST the close january pork
was Toe. higher than yesterday January
lard. l2i.c higher. AMI January RIBS
7l9HlOc higher.
Cash quotations were as follows Flour
-Onerngs were light; buyers were mold
ing of. prices were steady and UNI
changed No. . spring wheat 81 l4'3.c.;
No . red. 53i.c., No. . corn, 1G'>-.; no.
. n,te eoi .H26e mess pork. Sl3.Nfla uli,
lard. SS35uS372; short ribs. 800 80;
clear sides. $S.9,aS35, whisky, Sl33.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-01
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.

NEW YORK. aug. 3l.-Flour about
steady. winter wheat. low grades. Sl.N'a
=. 1880, Minnesota clear. s2.2Jp2 81;
patents, -. ioH33p. low extras. Sl.sya
2.O. southern -four quiet and steady;
common 10 fair extra. S2.lOa3. good TO
choice do. S,q3ID
Wheat dun at l.c higher; firm; No. >
req. store and elevator. Sc. aiiOat, J,I
SIC. Options declined l,Q4.c.. rallied
10 Sc. fell &c and closed steady At
trading active. September. Sc. October
DC; December Gli.c., May, 061-c.
Corn dun but firm, No. ?. Si4c. Gle
vator' CHG. ahoat. options moderately
TENDER. G&t4c.; October, &c: November
III &c; December. jsc.: May, sc.
oats fairly active and hrmer: Septem-
Der DC. october, Doc; December, BIC, :;
IFssaAc.; No , white. 3GigN5Ct, &C.; mixed.
Western. 3ia35c.; white DO. 3Gnllc.
Hay quiet and weak; shipping, DC;
gGH&Ia 10 S cnoi9fe, SogS'cii a,. 1o,oos,,.
fleece, loa2ic., pulled l9Jic.; Texas,
Beef dun but steady; family, sloal2;
steady at 81. uerced beef dun but
firm; city extra, India mess, Sl1: cut
meats quiet and steady; picked bellies,
$50; shoulders, 81; mans, Sll.i'al2'
Lara quiet ara higher. Western steam
closed at $50 asked, city, SSHN.i4; Sep
tcmber. $50. refined frmer. Continent,
80 South America, SD; compound,
SG.G2i
PORK in fair demand and firm: mess,
Sl52ja15.JO: extra prime Sl3.5Oali.
Butter quiet and easy; state dairy
l4M23c: creamery. lid2lc.; Western
dairy. 13i2nl7c.; creamery, l1424c.' III
gins, DC
Cotton seed oil dun and firm; crude,
3Oc. yellow. 34c.
Petroleum quiet.
Rosin quiet and steady; strained, com
mon 10 good. - 15ul2u.
Turpentine duh and weak az 2Si2HE9c.
Rice In good demand and firm; domes-
tie. far TO extra, +i,u3,sc., Japan, Aga
Fsc..
M0lasses-F Foreign nominal: New Or
leans open-kettle, good 70 choice, "a
3GC: dull and steady.
Peanuts quiet.
Coffee Options opened irregular; closed
dull jalO points down. September, NlllU,
November, Sl2.9OHl29j; December, *l@.to
uI2s5: March. Sl235; May, &122j, spot
Rio dun but steady, no. I. SIG
Sugar Raw active ana FIRM fair poe
filming. 3lsc.; refined quiet AMI steady
off 4. { 7-icN:".c.. standard y, l'-l"g
BE-. cut-lOaf. il.Nj !-ltc.. crushed, "-t
. 9-lGc.. graduated. l3-lGnjiAc.
Freights 10 Liverpool duh and depres--
ed. cotton. steam. nd; grain, sleaHl'
Id. nominal.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-01

BUFFALO, Aug 20-Ols Truman
Of Tracy street. committed suicide. leav-
ink an estate valued az 5000. which h.
bequealhed entirely 20 his mother. Soon
aftcrWard his mother. who possesses "a
considerable amount of money IN her
own right. went insane, and had 10 he
confined I'm the Buffalo state Hospital
There was no next OF kin and no other
heirs whose whereabouts were known
and entire strangers ha1 10 lie appointed
as a committee 90 take charge Of tn"
old lady and her money and 10 execute
the Will
otis had a brother who had not be
heard OF for years That brother has
now been found. .nenniless and Starving
i'm the person OF Walter crosby Truman.
OF sunderland, England. lie was so
poor that he had to borrow money TO
pay the postage on his letter annOunclng
that he was the missing heir. He asked
that enough money De fCrwarieI 10 him
10 enable him 10 come 20 this city. As
the estate is large enOugl TO provide for
tho teTtatoy's mother md le7va "a surplus
for his penniiess brother. the SUR gate
may possible decide 10 break the Will fl
order to do so.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-01
BILfIm0Br'S ATTRdCTIONs.
How These Impress 1his writer-Wealth
Nrg nians Their.

BALTIMORE MD. Aug. 21.-Spccial.--
TWO OF the chief things that strike "a
stranger Who visits Baltimore are The
suave and aliable manner OF its citiz ms
with the pleasant absence Of tie cold
reserve .oue marks too often IA the SELF
assuming western cities, and cond "
That the streets. which are rather a
TOW i.r the Immense Nolum' OF b i-l-
ness. are fan OF street cars coming ana
gong thick and fast n every -directi "a
ana CROW Iel with busy humanity The
pedestrian makes his say with eat eau
riou. and is az all times On the keen
alert FOR fear OF being run over a, IA
crossings The cable system he's teen
ln operation nearly two Yeas ANA there
btera many casualties az FIRST but now
lt4e wotormeu and the pedestrians have
become more expert ana t"ele are lev
kYl.slons.
| The business men Of Baltimore have
punt upon "a rock. against Wnich iolce~
IfTat are destructive elsewhere cd'nOi
Ipr.vau. The aggregate of he undiY de3
wealth II Baltimore Is enorm us. Prop
lably no city OF its proportions ~ the
Union can boast OF so many mullol $.
lThis is due 10 a commercial c lnseryat SIN
which. while every opportunity Tor ltbi
mate Investment or profitable extension
o. trade is recognized. iofbias oXe.tF'4
ing ana overs peculalon. lhdf ca II is
MT too much 10 say that the same
philosophy which was cryst LIED in the
famous apOthegm Of DaVy Crockett ha
toned the commercial character ~ Baiti
more and given Il enyiabc prestige ana
distinction.
The commercial strength Of Baltimore
was grandy manifested year ago d1f-
INK me panic which Caused cOnsterna
ton in an the money centres or tn
world Scarcely "A ripple WAS felt here
and the banks on the following Janu iry
showed large cash balance. The "a cs
OF business are simple and safe. and IN
bankers are IN close touch win ne
people The speculative clement nnds NJ
IL cOuntenance and Baltimore has be
come "a city Of the highest ana best
American type.
HALTiMONF's rIpROyTMYSrs
Tho absolute confidence OF IFS people T.
tie continued advance Il Baltimore upO1
the l4Oadest metropolitan lines are found
g. the magnificent business blocks thai
adorn the central thOroughfares. I'm the
beautifu! and costly churches. whose
spires spring 20 the skies on every hand
81 the structural elegance Of the numer
Gus schOOl-buiidinRs. In the clusters OF
lovely homes. in a compile scheme OF
electrical street transit. In the SUPERB
theatres (snd, by the way, one ~ the
Brandest opera houses on the continent
Will soon be commenced and completed
for the great Exposition in SD, il ina.
dream ~ marble the Equiteble building
on The slte Of old Barnum's Hotel, In the
arcadian delghtfulness Of Druid's Hll
Park. and In thousand ana one fea-
lures that are the exquisite and eloquent
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-01
Wien Mary Q imbed the Tree.

Pastoral.
tT every b0ugh ripe cherries hung.
"t every breeze they sWayed and swung
And
Ma
Ky
Climbed
The
Tree
The feeding robins few away
rs Mary climbed that summer day
Ana
Jack
lie
Stopped
See.
Watching the feat with open eyes,
Watching her feet with surprise
While
Ma
Climbed
The
Tree.
And then he drew beneath tn Siadc
OF the cherry tree and chaffcd the maid,
Who
Cried
Mis-
FIR
eco 'woy" she said. and hello her gown.
But he said, - stay TIL you come down,
Leave
Bet
Sing hey for the yokel who laughed in glee
At the weeping maid III '"e cuerfy tree
She's
Sit
Ting
There
Yet.
Roy l.. McCArdell in Atlanta Constitu-
ton.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-01
Tile COTTON MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL, Aug. 3l.-l23o p. NJ
Cotton demand fair at steady prices:
American middlinR, 3 1916: sales, Amer
lean. O,3N bales. speculation and export,
loo bales. receipts. 800 bales. all
Americ = Futures steady at the adj
vance, demand moderate; American mid
ding. August September 4s-Gl Septem-
her-Octobcr. 3 iG-GI; OctOber-NOvember,
3 4G-Gi; NOyembcr-Deccmber, 3 i1-Gi;
OVERWHELMINGLY, . l1-G4; January
February. 4S-G4Q3 H-Gl. February
March JO-Gi; MarCh-April, 52-ji. Tend
ers. 100 bales new dOckets
Il. M.-CottOn-Se September 3 AGA.
buyers: September-O ,tOber. 8 AGA, buy
crs Octob,r-NOvember i6Gl, sellers;
Ncyember- December, 3 4G-GM5 47-Gi;
uary-FebrGary. 3 4s-GiqJ l0.Gl; Feb
ruary-March. 3 50-G4. buyers: March
: pril. 3 5l-G{n3 J2-Gi: April-May. 3 1894,
buyers. Futures closed quiet.
NEW YORK, Aug. 3l.-Cotton steady;
milling Gulf, rs, milling uplands, Gis.
Futures closed easy; sales, 59GoO bales;
September G.59a6Gl fsDctober. G.G3uO.6f;
November. GG9uG. 7nH December. 6.IJ4
G.7t. january. 6s,dS.sl; February, dNW
GS7; March. G92uGHi: April 6.5sGIG.oo;
May. 7.O4n7O5: net receipts none gross.
12i3 bales; forwarded. $50 bales: sales.
Ga bales. all spinners; stock. $3.50.
Weekly net receipts. AZ bales: gross.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-01
onA1N AND coTroN EXcHANGn

M IIINU, va, AUB. IT, INIf
Offerings Wheat. 1889 bushels. corn
(wnitel, -i6 bushels, corn mixed, $40
bushels, oats l,lS0 bushels; rye. -
bushels.
sales Wheat, 3.3s2 bushels corn
Cwh,tc). 80 bushels. corn miXed, 600
bushels. oats, los bushels. rye, 322 BUSH
els
Quotations: Wheat-LongDerry. roc. TO
5Sc; mixed, sic. 10 jSc.; sh0rtberry 53c.
10 5sc., No. red. j7i2c. to 5Sc.
Cou-W White, Virginia dag lots, G}c.
10 Glec. No. white &c. to C3lac.; No.
mixed, Gle TO G2c.
Oats-No. . mixed, 3412c. to 35c.; No. 3
mixed BE. 10 34Mc.; winter, 80 TO llc.
Rye-J2c TO dc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-01
BALTIMORE
BALIIMI IKE.
BALTIMORE. Aug. %l.-Flour dun and

BALTIMORE. Aug. 31.-Flour dun and
WHEAT firmor: so. . spot. 55',Ht5c.;
August. 5.G,n5j7.c.: September. 5J'-
3D.. December. 59uloi-c.; steamer so.
red. 52a,c. bid; milling wheat (by sam
earn dull: mixed spot ami August.
57lc.. September, C}c. asked: southern
white corn. 5S05Qc.. do. yellow DO, 52p
GOc. m
oats dun; No. . white Weston. 3Gc.
asked: 40. mixed do. 3}i2n%ic
Rye quiet; 40. . a"c-
Hay steady at Sl4Hl1. ....
Hufter nrm. creamery fancy, 2in2il4c.
Fggs quiet at ~ IlGc,
Tonds- Baltimore and ohio stock, tj'l,
Marin Carolina. G9iy. Consolidated Gas
bonds. 10. stocks GfS16Ih.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-01
aInn Rrwa d 200.

The readers OF this paper VIII De pleased
,o harm that there Is at least one dread
vi disease that science has been able
go cura In all It's stages. and - Is
St,torrh Hairs Catarrh Cure IS the
only positlve cure now known 10 the
tiyteaI fraternity. Catarrh being a
nn'nns,it,itiouaI disease, requires a cOnsti-
,,vUtinnai treatment. Halls Catarrh cure
a. Zen Internally. acting directly upon
The blood and mucous surfaces OF the
system, thereby destroying the tSunda-
,iont strength hy building up the consti-
tmtion and ass sting nature in doing its
work. The proprietors have so much
faith In its curative powers that they
nefsr one Hundred Dollars FOR any case
mar IL fails to cure. Send for list OF
testimonials.
+. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo. o.
Sold by druggists. zoe.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-01
ST. LOUIS.

ST LOUIS. Aug. W.-Flour very quiet:
pItent - 45a2 ~; fancy. S202 10; choice.
81 7I01.!H
Wheat firm; SeptenhDeelI' "'2c.' Deceh-
Der 33.QG7.c.; May. NFtc.
Corn higher; September 53i2c.; Decem-
Der i9c.; May, .a'ic.
oats higher; september 30'sc.; May,
''' P;orK-standard mess, slLJ0; on orders.
81. .o.,. ,,
Dry salt meats-Sh shoulders, $3.50: longs
and clear ribs Sl.w, shorts. y L..
pacon-Roxed shoulders. Si.7I: longs,
* C5i.. clear ribs. SSH: shorts. ~ S1l419.
HIN wines firm ~ NI55.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-01
THE TlMEs-RlCHMoND VA SATURDAY SEPTEMBER l 1904

4.I29 bales; exports to Great Britain,
$40 bales: Continent. al. forwarded.
1l}s bales; sales. 5,iOI bales; splnners,
i.3g7 bales
Total net receipts for the year. lOs,5s7
Total to-day: Net receipts. G.Ss7 bales;
exports 10 Great Britain. E;G bales. Con-
tlnent, 10 bales. stock. M. 102 bales.
NEW ORLEANS. Aug. 3i.--Cotton-Fu-
lures easy. sales. lj.Du bales. Septem-
Der G2s. October. G2s: November. G.36;
December. G43, January. G.ip; February.
600. March, G.6l; April. 6.GI; May. G.T3;
June, u. -. July Gs5
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11vr srOCK MARKET.

UNION STOCK YARDS. Ill. Aug. 81;
o,,iat and steady. common TO extra
s steers 81. 25G5.Sj: stockers and feeders.
s9@3 H. cows and bulls. Sl.2jU3.jO;
colves 50 2Jdl2I.
,ls,. peevv SslnNGiO: common, to
Choice Si,J"s mixed. S51OaG.o5; choice assorted.
S 81 II9nS5H " light. S5.2jn52o; pigs $50.
sheep Receipts, 80" head. market
steady: inferior to choice, $3.50; lambs,
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PORT OF WEST POINT Aug. 81. 1874


LONDON Died. at her residence. sOG
gust 80. 1894, at ~ +. NJ. MARY LLiIA
CASkIE. widow of Daniel n. London.
The funeral VIII take place from Grace
Episcopal church MONDAY. September
81. at ID \. NJ. Friends and acquaiutances
are invited 10 attend.
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CTNCINNATI.

CINCINNATI. Aug. Flour-Spring
patents. S125D3N5- fancy S2.''r2W;
family. S22o<t2.6j
Wheat steady, NO = rel, ole.
Corn steady and unchanged.
oats unchanged.
Sl475; family, Sli.
Lard-Sttam leaf and bakers, ssh,
kettle-dried. SNG2ll
bacon steady: shoulders, $40; short
rib sides. S>lUas.5j. short clear sides,
SS15GS.S0.
Whisky firm at Sl"3.
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turpentne closed firm. with sales OF
1860 casks. at 2flkc. for regulars.
Rosin quiet. but quoted firm at un-
changed prices: sales about 90 quote:
a. 3, G, ID. SlOj; L, Sl.i0;. +, $40; G,
si.45. II. Sl.D1; ]. $40; X. S1.DO; NJ,
SOB y. $3.50, window glass. SID; wa
ter White 80 10