SEPT 22 
THE RURAL WEW-YORKER. 
450,000; Jews 1,640,000.Since the open¬ 
ing; of the line from Baku to the Black Sea 
petroleum has become so cheap that it is to be 
used ns fuel for the British fleet Its heating 
power is estimated as thrice that of the best 
coal.... 
The difficulty between France and China with 
regard to the French pretensions in Ann am 
are likely to be settled by mutual agreement 
or by arbitration, France making large con¬ 
cessions. In the present state of Europe—that 
of an armed and suspicious camp—France 
must see it would be poor policy to enter upon 
a war which would call many of her troops to 
the other side of the world, and estrange Eng¬ 
land, the Power most friendly to her now in 
all Europe; for English commercial interests 
would be mightily damaged by a French 
blockade of Chinese ports, and whosoever 
hurts England’s commercial interest incurs 
England's ill-will always and her hostility gen¬ 
erally ........ Cholera hangs on well in Egypt, 
but its ravages are hardly noticeable after 
the record so recently made. Europeans com¬ 
plain of the rapidity with which everything 
in the way of sanitary service has been ahan. 
doned by the Egyptians now that their fears- 
have subsided....... 
Out of the fund raised for him by public sub¬ 
scription, Parnell has paid a mortgage of 
JE18,(>00 on his estate.It is said a rising 
may be expected very soon in Cuba. The 
Spanish authorities claim that they have secret 
information as to the inteutious of the exiles 
and the disaffected.The Haytian rebels 
still hold their own. The government has 
ourchased a vessel in the United States for 
war purposes. 
Serious riots have broken out iu Croatia, 
which together with Bosnia, was seized upon 
by Austria-Hungary at the close of the Turko- 
Russiau war. The Croats in some places are 
iu open rebellion against the domineering 
Magyars and iu all parts of the country they 
are bitterly opposed to them. This difficulty 
seriously threatens the safety of the whole 
heterogeneous Austria-Hungariau Empire. 
The interests Of Austria proper and those of 
Hungary clash in the revolt of the Croats, 
Croatia is now a part of Hungary, us Long 
Island is apart of New York. Croatia and 
Dalamatia desire to become a separate State 
iu the Empire, occupying u position equal 
with Hungary—at least, that is their claim. 
Probably they hope for complete indejiend- 
ence. Austria must not too deeply offend 
Hungary, and yet the ostensible desires of the 
Croats could be satisfied without auy damage 
to Austria’s real interests. 
Gtenex-al Advertising Rates of 
THE RURAL NEW-YORKER. 
The following rates are invariable. All are there, 
fore respectfully informed that any correspondence 
with a view to obtaining different terms will prove 
futile. 
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One thousand lines, or mo re, wit li In one y ear 
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Reading Notices, ending with “Ad i'.," per 
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COTTON, 
CURRENT PRICES 
Quotations based on American Standard of Classifl 
cation. 
Uplands New 
and Orleans Texas. 
Florida, and Gulf. 
Ordinary . 7 js-16 8 1-16 8 t-li 
Strict Ordinary.. , 8W SJ4 HU 
Ordinary. 9 1-16 9 5-16 9 5-lf 
Strict Good Ordinary. 97* 9% 
Low Middling. 9f}i 10W 10W 
Strict Low jflddUng. 10 1-18 iu 5-10 I05-U 
. 10’4 10)* 10V6 
Uood .Middling. 1056 1074 1074 
Strict Good Middling....! loti m2 2 
Middling Fair. * .u$g uj$ 
Fab-. 12W list 12 S 
ember, #l.04jy all the year. Corn firm at 53c. Oats 
firm at 29©fl9t6c. Ryic steady, at 56«e. Hous weak; 
Common and Light, $3.90 <45.20. Fucking and butch¬ 
ers’ $4.50&i5.2.>. 
St. Louis,— As compared with cash prices a 
week ago, No. 2 lied Fall wheat is %c. lower; 
No. 3 lied Fall Ike. lower. Coni y^c lower. 
Oats >£c. lower. Butter steady. Pork 25c, 
lower. Hogs from 111 to 80c. lower. 
St. Louis. Wheat unsettled: No. 2 ited Fall, ai.ncw* 
cash: bus!* .September: $UM October; Si.OSR Novem¬ 
ber: 81.us?* December: 81.1111} hid all the year; No. 3 
red. 9tx«.!i«H|e. Corn active' cash and the near opt¬ 
ions belter, but the deferred options lower, sales at 
Lyfict ISe. cash. 47T*e. September: 47T*c October; iiijie. 
November; C-tac all the year; 4716C, May. "ATS dull 
at 25)*©26c cash;'m,v, 1 2574c September: 2*V bid Octo¬ 
ber-, 2M»e November; s57 M c. all the year; Hi Me May. 
Rye 52©53. Baulky quiet at t)0©65c. boos steadv at 
17J*©13e. Pork dull: jobbing at 8U.60(al2. Bulk 
meats uoiniual bacon easy—long clear, 7c; short 
rib, 7.15® 7-350: short cieur,7‘4i)e- Hoas—Market lower 
and active; light $4,90®5; packing $l.50<ai4.!JU; butchers 
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PRODUCE AND PROVISIONS, 
New York. Sept. 15,1883. 
Beans and Peas.— Beans—marrow, I8K2, prime, 82.75 
©2.80: Beaus, medium. 1*2, prime. $2.50©2.55; do. pea. 
$2.55©2.60: do. white kidney 1882, choice, $2.75@2.80; 
ilo. turtle soup, 1882, $3.90(34; do. foreign, mediums 
$2.05®$2.10; Peas, green, l*8y, prime, $l.306pi.35. 
Breadstuff* and Provisions.— As compared with 
prices.a week ago—Ungraded Winter red wheat Is 
)*c lower; No. 4 red Is |*c lower: No. 3 ml is 94c 
lower. Rye—Western Is )*e lower- No. 21s He lower. 
Corn—Ungraded mixed Is He higher: No. 3 is l)*c 
higher; No. 2 white Is 4}0 lower; ungraded white Is 
3c higher. Outs—No. 3 mixed is «*e higher; No. 21s 
1J4C higher; No. 1 Is 1c higher; mixed W estern is J*c 
higher; white State Is ,'e higher. 
PV»r!*?s» Two-hone Power, rely un equated 
IriiiTi Anti amount of pmvt-r, an«l CHAvwr-lktiller Qi:»L fcives the tiMKt 
unbounded non. VTuh thif machine, ibnrwn ithove, ru 
much money can be earned p?r dxy iu *iU» a Ranway-|vjw*«r irmlii 
thrushing machine. T/r. lt« F**arlws grn'n The^bcr? and Clrtiner*, 
Wood Omrolr.c-swvr pAnnifii-rriills and 1 evvi-cutters, n 
exc-lled by any Buy this be-L CUtniogue t*nt free. Address 
mXAHn JIAUIIKK, CoMmWL Scbobirie Co . N. Y 
[JONES 
Flour and Meal—FLOUR-Qnotnr1nns:No.2.$2.10©3.50; 
super lino, $3.-106to.9t). latter extreme; eoiutuoti to fair 
extra state, 3H.Mlej l.ai; good to fancy uo, g4.25©l>.00; 
common to good extra Western, 8H.8tKk-l.25; good 
to chotee, $4.Hii<a ;.50: common extra uhto. gs.sv.t;. iu: 
good, 81.5ikk5.WI; good t.t choice. $5.6U(*6.5U: com¬ 
mon extra Mum,. $3.8U6 i.I. 3U; clear. *1. , ,ij; rye 
mixture. $5.0tkk.5..U: straight, ?Y7.vu.i..8V patent, $5 95 
©7-MI: St. Louts common to fair extra, 83.yWl.50; 
fair t<i good, $l.0J©ft.3ti- good to very choice, Ba.tiig.t7: 
paten* Winter wheat extra, 85.73ca7.SU, bitter uti ex¬ 
treme: city mill extra for West Indie*. $&,tr«©5.70: 
boulb America, 85.75(3 5 !*4: Southern dour I'mutuou 
to good extra MMWUMjtoud to choice, do. 
Rye Hour—Superfine $3.75©4.t5. lattcr tor verv choice. 
Fee,I—without decided change lu price ami moder¬ 
ately active. Corn meal—Brandywine, quoted 83.4U 
(a3,50; Yellow Western $9© 8 4(1 
Iron Levers, 8t*.| B-»r*ag». Rr»« « TARE BEAM. 
JOSES, EE PATS THE FREIGHT, 
Sold ea trial. WimcU S years. All alia* as low. 
For free book, adkrs#* _ 
JONES OF BINGHAMTON, 
BISG1IAST0X, N. 
Onr Latest Invention, the 
^ EVER MADE. 
We make the only corn 
. and cob mill w|rh Cost-Sleet 
k *, Grinders. If we fall to fur- 
VI ftlsh proof will give you a 
mill, lu different styles and 
\>v sizes. The only mill that 
sifts the meal. 
Celebrated Big Giant . Send 
prices of Grain—Wheat—U ngraded Spring 81.01 
afloat: No. 2 Chicago, $t.08afloat; Ungraded Winter 
red 7l(kH7c; for inferior $l.ui,a i. 17!*: for common to 
prime; No. 1 red. yt'*e; No. ado. $1.09©l.U9k- and 31.11 
afloat; Nu. 2 red $1.1498 in elevator, $id5)*is l.P'di 
afloat, delivered, il.119* lu store, Ungradetl white. 
$i®l• i* 't*; No. I while. $1.11 tn elevator; No. 2 red 
seller September. 31.U‘, rl i ,4. ; do. October, 81.15U. 
©Litkk: do. November, $L17WrtU2«: do. Decent law, 
•t.l99}ticl.2t4*; do. Juuuary, >1.: ;., i 
Western, toll,' In elevator: 7d!*e delivered: prime No. 
2 Chicago, ,D^e delivered. W estern to arrive. $9Lc; 
No. 2 Huu.et— dull and nominal. IIar- 
lkv JlAi.r selling slowly; Two rowed State 73©85c: 
six-rowctl state 8Sik $U3j*c; Canada, s5e,.i$L all on n 
cash basis. Cohn —Hut ai 57t*,«A8o; iu store and ele¬ 
vator: Ungraded mlxetl, 61(,,'de. No. .; lilU®r,|)*c; 
No, 2 tskkdiHtje, In store and elevator, M'tMIvC. afloat: 
Low ntlxed tl30 In elevator-, No, J white, (8c; uugrad- 
etl white tdiao; do. yellow, ,4c. No. 2 mixed seller 
September. tawGMHiie; do. October i;H7 g ,nii4loc; do. 
November ,v4.,k,‘J,c; up. lice ember 62i*t.i.ii24tc. Oais 
—N o, 3 mixed ••'PeC No. 2 .-49ft©.vie; No 1 uuuted35c; 
NO. 3 while. 84c; No. 2, 85)60; No. 1. mixed 
W estern, :a)*©'4.V*c; white Uo. 96© U5c; whtte State, 
36©45c; No 2 mixed Seller September, 345a.>*35c: do. 
October, 354 s(.c3SV4c; do. November, SSfeLsagc; do. 
December, 3, ! ‘}®Hs‘.}e. 
VISIUI.K SUPPLY OF ORAnt IN THE UNITED STATES AND 
CANADA. 
. Sept. 8,1883, Sept.9,1882. 
Wheat, bush. 28,514,992 12,790,012 
Corn, bush. 13,247,759 0,594,(SO 
Oats, bush .. 5,127.065 5,898,404 
Barley, bush. 10,356 119,920 
Rye, bush. 1,3311,403 7U9.169 
Prices of Provisions—Pork—Mess Spot, quoted 813 
in job lots; family mess, $15,25© I5.au for Western; 
City do. $lG,25©rfi.au; dear back. $17.25©18; extra 
prime, $lH 7.Va)4; Prime mess, scarce aim nominal. 
Beef—Extra mess, 312.rw.tl3; packer. $l2.Jd(klH: city, 
extra India tiiess. in tea., $I7.T«L< 19. Beet ham's, 
$19,50(320. Cat meats — bmoked shoulders, 7Wjc; 
pickled shoulders, ov; do. hums tHU.e; rib bellies 12 
tb averiiite, uc; and ul W est, pickled shoulders, 5J»e; 
II lb plekleil bellles quoted He; 12 lb do. SV: city 
pickled shoulders quoted O'-yc: do. hams, 12«}(a I.Ukc; 
smoked shoulders, <>*e: do. hams U©l!V)*c. Mid dies 
—Price* here more or less nominal: ui the West, 
long clear, quoted 7c. Dreason Hog* City, heavy 
to ilglit, i.-i\ot.7tie: pigs. 7-«ie. Lurd- Prime steam 
spot, 8.C0©8.(,'2)*C; M-ptetuber quoted uomiualiy, 
8.57c; Uetotier, s k) ,i s.5n-, November quoted s.Hc’u. 
8.85c; December, 8,27 m'.< H0e; seller year, .KCl.iaS.Soe; 
city steam, firm and talrly active s.luc: No. I city 
quoted S.l2)*®s.25t!: Kollned has a light Inquiry; 
Continent,'looted, 8.90c: South American, 9.3u®y.tj0e. 
Bitter.- Receivers who have fresh fancy stock 
meet v, lth customers fully equal to the supply of 
good, and nre getting extreme rates. 
Creamery, fancy pulls. 27c; do. choice. 25©'2tie 
do. prune, 22©t24c; do. fulrlo good, Itkr'.'Oo: do. ordtn; 
ary, 17©lSc: Suit • half-flrkin tubs and pall*, best, 
2;W3le. do. do. One, SO©22c: ilo. good, Ika!Sc; do. fair, 
ltk.d 17cJ State Welsh tub*, choice, 22(.v'28c: do. good to 
prime, 19e.i210s do. fair to good, ti'.a me: Western Im¬ 
itation creamery, choice. 18(a20c; Western do, good 
to prime, 15(.*l7e; do. ordinary to fair. lAallc; Wes 
torn dairy, best. Ui«l8e.: du. good. I :«.* 16e.; do. ordi¬ 
nary. 12„clHe; W ente.rn factory, choice June, 14©I.V; 
do. bout current make. lH©i;o; do. fair to good, it 
© 13c; do. ordinary, 9t«,i0c. 
Ciikf.sk. -State factory, r«uc,v selects. 1094©107k(<. 
do. average fancy, 10U© 109*0: do. prime ujttilm-.c' 
do. fair to good. Fikiytyc; do. night skims choice. Uc! 
do. do. fair to good. 7q,.i« sq.e, Ohio cheddur. '.Ltllle; 
do. tint* fancy, 9!*©94}is: do. do. good to prime; 
7'^ue.s". do. do. fair, Italic: do. do. ordinary, 5(,tUc 
W IsCOUsIll choice, tUs«lUV}C; ilo. fair t > good, .taOtWgc; 
skims, choice. 9ltiie4e; cto. good, 8kvS‘4c: do. fulr; 
3H6i»9S»c‘. ski ihs poor, t®2c. 
Dried Fruits. -Southern apples, ordinary to good,8 
(aHhie.; do. tine to cUolos.HJk'k )ac: do.fuuey. 9)*(,ilOJ*c. 
Western ordinary choice ,ot*. •)*(k8J*c| apples, evap¬ 
orated. 12s, 13o; Uo. choice ring cut, l ist 15c.: do. fancy 
selections,IGc; peachea. Carolina, good to fancy, 
Rkaihio; ovaporatd peaches.peeled 2-i,a27c; do. do. un 
peeled, 18®IV: unprtded peaches, halves, ©titje.- do. 
do. quarters, 5>*ut7c; plums, State, 13® He; cherries. 
17(«)18e; blackberi'lcs. 9©U)*C; raspberries, 36st27c; 
buck leherries, iut*®l2c. 
Mention this paper 
For Price List of Ferns, Orchids and Water 
Lilies, Add. F. H. Horsford, Charlotte, Vt. 
OUR patent SJW mill 
11EA I) 1NG NOTICE, 
One million Prize Puzzles are being gratuit¬ 
ously distributed throughout the United States 
by the Van Stan’s Stratonn C'o., Limited, of 
Philo. (Manuf’s of the celebrated cement),who 
offer ?ll)U in Prizes for correct solution. All 
druggists, grocers, .stationers or uewsdealei’s 
have the puzzle or can get it for you wit hout 
charge.—Adi?. 
Refined Suoar.—C ut loaf, V a, 9c; crushed. 9c; 
cubes, do. Site: powdered, do. s?*®9c, granulated do. 
854C; mould s(*c; confectioners’ A.” do. 8 7-lie 
cotree “A." standard, 3)*it()S9Fc: cofTee off "A," do. 
74i(kiSc; white extra “ C," do. 73©-; extra “ 0,” do. 
7)4@7)*c; •' C,” do. t»ti®74*e; yellow, do. 6©('>!*c. 
Address, TAYLOR MFC. CO. 
IPlctue J/t *Hun this Payer.) Chau, u rg Pa. 
T B. Jenkins. Nurseryman. Rochester, N.Y., wants 
J- • nrst-elass salcgnienovlll pay expensesand salary 
!a week m your own town. Terms and $5, outfit 
Tree. Address B. Hallkt i Co., Portland, Me 
LIVE STOCK MARKETS. 
by watehniakcrs. By mad Hoc. Circulars 
lie®. J.S. BiRcuAOo..38I>evSt.,N.Y'. 
Years add to the faith of tliose curetl of Hear* 
Disease by use of Dr. Graves’ Heart Regulator- 
For 30 years it has proved itself a specific. £1 
New York. Saturday. Sept. 15,18S3 
Beeves.—T otal for six days, 14,990 head against 
15,041 head for the corresponding time last week 
Ohio steers, 1.3311 tb at Uc 56 »• do. 1.309 ft at LU e o; do! 
1,423 ft at Uc; oxen 1.296 ft at 10c 55 ft; Indiana do. 
1.330 ft at lO'-oc less Sue ;>er head; do. 1,058 ft at 9i*c 
5ft n>. Texas halfbreeds. L074 ft at 8)4e 55 ft; 
do. 1,044 ft at S)qc; do. l.OSS ft at 944c; Tex¬ 
ans.'JS7 ft at SSjC: do. 973 ft at 74»c; Colorado half- 
breeds. 1,085 ft at 9)*e; Missouri steers. 1,172 ft at 944c 
56 ft; do. 1.189 ft at toe; do. 1.202 ft at 10)40:'m!xcd 
Western steers, 1.494 ft at 57 ft; do.i,485 ft at 11440;do. 
1,264 ft at 11)40: do. 1,35S it, nt lie; do. 1 .229 ft at 10*40 
less $1 tier head; Illinois steers, 8 ewt. at 1144c. 57 ft. 
do. 8(4 ewt. at nt»o: do. 7<R owt. at 11(40; do- 7)4 ewt. 
at He: do. 7 ewt. 11194c. 56 ft; bulls, 852 ft at $3.35. 
WONDERS JR 
■ V Our Mammoth Illustrated Uatalooueoi abo-re 
lUid mauv other murvclou-, ami curious things 
■ FKKEon application. 
AGENTS WANTEQma«IcS1an^erns 
150 pages, including Photo, and Lecture, lOc. 
Tetter, Itching Piles, all skin diseases cured 
by Swayne’s Ointment. Physicians use it. 
ilendid! Ni Latest Style Chromo Cards, name on, 1O0 
Premium with S packs. E.H. Purdi-o, New Haven, Ct 
Calves—T otal for six days, 3,971 head, against 
S.ihU for (he same time last week. Grassers, 273 it at 
4c; do. 216 ft at 4)4c: grussers and buttermilk calves 
289 ft at IV'; grassers, 205 ft at $».3U; do.25U ft at t)©-, 
do. 241 ft at 4c; veals. 130 ft at 9)*c; do. 192 ft at 9 c. 
do. 200 ft at Sc; buttermilks, 187 ft at 5e; do. 203 ft at 
4> a e; do. 165 ft at 4c. 
Tobacco. Kentucky more active and firm; lugs. 
6©7c: lent, 7'*wU!*c; semi leaf quiet but firm; 18SJ 
Wtscousm Havana, tssisqc; ls*2 State Havana, 
privute terms; tssj New England do. private terms; 
lSstl-'si C'hlo I(ai0t*e; sundries, l©18c. 
Wool—L ittle,Of Interest has transpired. Holders 
continue to maintain the figures for the best grades 
but all low and inferior wools are offered at conces¬ 
sions without mectiug with auy material Increase 
lu the movement. 
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH 
VIRGINIA FARMS 
HALE. New 
or ue. Just ls- 
KlcUmoud, Va. 
sued. Free. H. L. STAPLES i CO. 
Chicago. —Compared with cash prices 
last week “regular” wheat is L^e. lower; No. 
‘•i Chicago Spring 2c. lower; No. 3 do., lc. 
higher; No. 2 lied Winter, l)JO. lower. 
Corn 4t£c. higher, Oats 2c. higher. Bar¬ 
ley 2c. higher. Flaxseed 4c. higher. Pork 
15c. higher. Hogs generally a trifle lower. 
Cattle, most grades somewhat lower. Sheep 
from 25c, to 7oe. lower. 
"Regular” wheat active at 96440, September: 98)*e. 
October, $l.m bid November; sf.01hS6kl.0l4fic; Decern- 
ber; No. 2 Chicago spring 96J*c; No. 8 do. HtkaHIc; 
No. 2 red Winter. $t.03J*. CORN unsettled at 
“*?*©f3e eitah; September and Octoberi 5lt*c Novem¬ 
ber; 494kc all the year XV .May: Rejected, 48*qe. 
OAT* active, firm at 27440. cash; 2iTA©iV7 | Mc. Beptvm 
her; 'isigo. October; 281*0, November; 2<Wa21Le all 
tlio year*.82)*c May. 11 aki.i v steady iu *iOc. I'laa 
seed firm at $1.8U, Poiik unaeltoied. but closed 
sti'ilily, $11.806411,40 cash arid September; $11. ti;,* 
J)-Uki. October; $ll,3(l©U.:(2U November; j'.USit 
u.’fli nil the year; *11.SKiili.xitt, .Innnarv I vm> mi 
settled aud irregular at $8.25(i«8.37**c cash. Septcm 
per and Oetola-r; 8c. bid November: $7.95hli7.97)*c all 
the yean $8.l)5c Junitury llous Market strong, ue 
New (78s3i Chromo Cards no 2 alike, with names 
ilk-.post paid. GEO, L RKKD .4 CO., NASSAU, N.Y . 
PEACH AND APPLE TREES 
Ten Thousand 2 and 8year Apple Trees. 5 to 7ft. 
$18 per liU lb the lending euru ttes 50,000 Pencil 
Trees, 1 to 6 ft.. $50 per LOW. lOU.iXIO Extra Strong 
Asparagus Hoots. 1 and 2 years old. Alt the popu¬ 
lar kinds of Strawberry Plants. Manchester. Legal- 
Tender, Big Bob. sc, Ac Large Stock Shade and Or¬ 
namental Trees. Send for Catalogue. S. E. ROGERS 
& SON. Mt Holly, N J 
Stutter and Ia mils Total for the past atx days, 50,- 
545head, against 15,437 head for the corresponding six 
days lust week. Mate Lambs. 77 ft, al6)*o;do. .« th¬ 
at 64f,c; do. 6.1 ft at 6f*e; do. 72 ft at ©Ac; do. 64 ft at 
tie. state sheep, iM ft at hVsnjDH'C. \\ estern do, W7 
ft, at 5e. v uuada Ewes, 117 ft. ut P*e. Canada Lambs, 
78 ft at 6i';ito. ;s ft,ut.Tiy\ Mlehtguu sheep, lit! ft, at 
4Hc. State Lamb*. 64 m at 5Uo: Sheet*, M ft at 4e. 
Pennsylvania iambs, 59ft at 5)*c. do. .vs ft at 5o. Vlr- 
glul.i do. iu ft at i)*o. Kentucky sheep. 1U3 ft at 1*0; 
do. 98 ft at -fl*c. Pennsylvania l ambs, iki ft at Hie; 
sheep, 86 ft at to; Ohlodo. IU3 ft at 4 L ie. 
THE VERMONT SUCAR 
EVAPORATOR. ^ 
Evaporates sap taster with less labor. >1 
making more and better Sugar with great- 72 ; 
er economy in ri j 
fuel tliuu auy _ V ® 
other, also 
I he addition of 
Suyarorauy foreign substance. Send for circulars to 
VT. FAKH MACHINE CO. 
Ucllons Fulls, Vt. 
Hoas.—Total for six days 25,140 hea*l against 27,4!M 
forthe same time last week. Demaud fair ut steady' 
prices. Heavy to light sold at .'i8*tt6c. Country dressed 
dull and unchanged. Pigs, 148 ft at he. Western hogs, 
162 ft at 54ic;do. 162 ft at $.'i.65; State do. 261 ft at 5>>*e. 
Roughs, 227 ft ut $1.60. 
