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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-12-21

stands unrivaed in the market, as yet for economy
comfort, convenience, and beauty.
They warranted by the patentee save 80 per cent
of the cost of either wood coal any other Stove
1t also has the advantage every other stove Of
warming the lower part of the well the upper
cold feet.
The only place at which the above stove is manufac-
tured in Worcester is at the subscribers who also sells
the same They can also be bought Of WILLIAMS &
PAGE, A Water street. Boston. J. w. JORDAN,
nlO dU l6 SOnthbrdge street
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-12-21

InstructiOn.-H. G. o. BLAKE, a graduate of Har-
ward University, and teacher Of much experience, will
give lessons in the Ancient and Modern Languages and
in the and higher English Studies at No. Bow
dom street. sd3m n9
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-12-21
GOOD NEWS FOR OUR MILLION

~ OF CUSTOMERS.-Singe and Improved Double
Glass AmbrOypes be had IL Harrington Corner
Also Dagqerreotypes Photographs Letcrtypes Melano
types and every other style of picture known to the
trade just received lot Of Goods for the HOLIDAYS COM
prsug almost endless variety of Plain and Fancy
Cases, which will sell prices that cannot fail to su
the most economical customers.
d2l diff I6 HARRINGTON IN, tSiN,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-12-21


Mr.. Hughes Of Indiana introduced a resolu-
ton instructing the Committee ON Ways and
Means to inquire into the expediency of re-
porting bill making an appropriation for tax
ing the eighth census.
Mr., Whiteley of Delaware offered substi-
tnte to confine the census simply to an emu
meration of the people.
The latter was reiused-5l against 40.
Mr.. Hughess resolution was then adopted.
The House then went into Committee of the
Whole, and resumed consideration of the bill
granting pensions to soldiers of the war of
1872.
On motion Of Mr.. Stanton of Ohio reso-
luton was adopted, requesting the Secretary
OF the Treasury to furnish statement of the
value Of the imports from Great Britain and
France to the United States, and the exports
of the last named to those countries, for the
years lS63-4-5-6-7.
The House. by 1870 against 66, suspended
the rules, in order to consider the Senate reso-
iution, proposing u temporary adjournment
from Dec, % to Jan. 4, and the resolution was
passed by % against "a,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-12-21

Cinnin's Double Glass AmbrOtypes- perma-
neniy scaled are unsurpassed for beauty Of finish brill
ancy Of tome color and truhfncss to nature DO not
a TO give him call II you wish for picture satisfactory
" every respect Ills over The Citizens Bank,
llS Main street diff nd
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-12-21
Notitts.
r RYANT & SHIELD ON'S
SEWING MACHINE NOTICE.

We wish to inform the ladies of Worcester Snd vicinit
that VIC have taken the agency the sale Of the cell
brated
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-12-21

Skaters Rope Walk, Rear of Qulnsign.
mond Bank Worcester Mass. al
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-12-21
TT X. FLAGG'S HEADQUARTERS
LIZ FOR THE BALM OF EXCELLENCE

NJ
RIN~O Tuition of a Gentleman OF Lady at the
est In the land.
Experienced gentlemen instructors at the head of each
ofhe nine departments Superior advantages for French
Painting, and Plano Music. Ladies who complete the
furnished places to teach 800 to $500 year
Term opens January 2. Write for a Catalogue.
Rev A. FLACK, A. NJ, Principal,
nj
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-12-21
GROVER d. BAKER
SEWING MACHINE.


Our arrangements such that purchasers can receive
at our store all the Necessary instructions in regard to
running the machine, from experienced OPERATOR
Also they will find with for sale, perfect assortment
ospool SILK Thread in all colors, adapted the use
of Machines. BRYANT Il SHELDON,
dl3 dawtf No 4MeehnDlcs' Hall
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-12-21

L. II. Nichols, NJ. d., Homeopathic Physi-
cian.Oice and residence III Main Office hours
from to g. and to O'Clock D. H.
Worcester, October 20, 1858 diff
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-12-21
9rp c5OuOs.

CL o AK TRIM MING S.
Ladies will find at our store a beautiful stock Of
Cloak trimmings,
NzCrotchet Frnges in all grades from 81 to IS per yd
Plain Black Twist Fringes made to order.
Figured Black Velvet Ribbons, all of the latest pat
terms, and for sale at Bargains.
ds dawtf BRYANT & SHELDON.
GRAND CLOSING SALE OF THE
~ SEASONING, the undersigned have determined
TO commence, this day and continue our magni-
cent stock at Is per cent less than reg prices order
TO reduce our stock consisting OF Real Laces EmbrOder
les Ribbons, Dress Cloak Trimmings, Hosiery.
We subjon list Of the which we propose to
sell JO Cambria and Muslin Collars SIC to 50 IS worth
double the money $50 Maltese Collars soc 49, worth
double the money; Maltese and HOniton Collars very
rich goods at low prices French Wells SIC to S. the
cheapest and handsomes goods sold u pieces
and rich Crotchet FInges Embroidered Slippers and
Paris Fancy Goods for the Holidays.
Respectfully,
dl4 diff GROSS & STRAUSS.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-12-21

>. ", LInncll, NJ. H., HOMEOPATHIC PHYsI
CLAN AND SURGEON, No Elm street, Worcester
Office hours from u 4, aud to y. m
O2j dpodawtf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-12-21

Muzzys' Horse shocInR shop, at the old stand
va market street First class worNmcn constantly en-
poycd The best stock and the most careful attention
given to all customers and their horses dawtf Dc
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-12-21

See Advertisement of the Mutual Life As
surance Company of New York, ON the outside.
mylb DIFF
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-27

ter of that city, IN agent to procure members for
the Agricultural Society. and from the statements
of the newspapers, his efforts have been attended
with much success. He was at Pitnyl, ania Couft
Hosse, Monday last. teourt day. and addressed
the psople upun this subject, and procured, we
learn, many members 10 the Society.
For our part, we hope this Fair will be largely
attended Lynchburg deserves credit for the en-
terpriss displayed in getting it up and will be re-
warded two-fold for her trouble. labor and expense
II Is an excellent point for cattle show being
accessible by way Of the Va. 4 Tenn. Il. Road. to
that fine grazing country in the Valley Of Virgin
ia and West Of the Alleghanes. The Fair at that
place, too, will not he liable Ia some objections
which may be urged against similar exhibitions in
large towns which are more accessible Ia the Nor
thcrn cities and their gangs Of ricksers and vii
lains. The pickpockets will not be SO numerous
there, nor will there be ns many clap-trip in,en-
tons gotten up for the purpose Of wrngng money
out of the unintiatel rustcs. As we have said,
we trust the Fair will be- entirely successful If
Lynchburg does not teat Dan,ille in paying high
prices for tobacco she far excels her in enterprise
md public liberalty. Let the citizens Of Dan
vile learn a lesson from their sagacious neigh
bors
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-27
Gen. Walker In Cincinnati Another Tele-
sraDhio FalsehOOd.

Cen VIM. Nalker-''the grcy-eyed man of des-
tiny" the genuine illiJuser-arriye ed ia this city
on Tuesday night. and atsfhe Spencer House
until noon yesterday when he left by the boat for
Louisville. During the time Of his stay here he
was closetsd In his room No. 49, with two well
known Democrats Of this city, and he was heard
To tell one Of them they parted at the door, that
he had procured the insertion Of the dispatch sent
by the teegraphic operator from New York on the
2lst, stating that he had gone ont the Star Of
the West Tor Nicaragua, III order To put somebody
on u false scent, and to divert attention from his
real purposes. =
Notorious the agent for the associated press
has become for prostitutng the telegraph for the
circulation of faschoods 10 serve private ends we
confess we were surprised a little TO lenrn that he
could DO hired to send such lying report overthe
wires. The following is the report sent by tele-
graph from New York:
MOVEMENTS OF GIN. WALKER.
New YoRK, Sci t. 2l.-Gcneral Walker went out
yesterday, ON the Star Of the West, accompanied
by Col. Won Natznur, who is said to DO dstin-
guishei flibuster. The Herald states that they
are bound to Nicaragua, but will remain Mt Pnna-
ma for the present, 10 mature their plans for an
other fpray in that country. Cannon. small arms
and ammunition. it is said, we're sent out in the
small canal steamers which left this city few
days ago Allen and the materials Of war also
went out in the steamer Herman, which sailed
few weeks since for the Pacific rjacinnaH Ga.
zette ThnrSday.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-27
Fillibusterinp Hayti.

That respectable and eminently practical paper.
the Savannah Republican, proposes in the most
oEhand manner, TINT those who arc restless for
something to conquer in the tropics shall I'll thus
ter The ntgro empir Of Hawi There are nc ncu-
traIity laws in the way in that direction, IN the
prize is uncqualled.
The Republican says that "the advantages to be
derived from u possession and ownership { the
Island are great md manifest that We c; ,nnot
understand why no one has nbbcd at the Il mpt-
ing bait. 1t ~ one of tho most beautiful anil fer
tile of the whole West Inda group. and. with tho
exception Of Cuba. the largest. Its surface il. d-
yersiicd by mountains, plains, and sayannas und
it is noted the healthiest Of all the sland, of
tho tropics The soil is very fertile and, with ro-
per cultivation: yields sugar, coffee, tobacco, i'll
digo. cos,ou. and cocoa in abundant crops. The
finest fruits are produced spontaneously, on tho
Island, and its forests furnish the very best of m
her aud cabinet woods. Majestic pines. nahoe
ny, satin wond, lignumytc, &c clothe the mou n
tains in the interior Of the Island. The miner al
products are various and rich. Although tt e
mines have been much neglected for many year !.
gold platnu. silver. quicksilver, copper tin, an
many other valuable metals, abound in the noun
taneons region. In its greatest extent Santo Do
mingo is 400 miles long, and in its broadcast part
1t is 200 miles wide. and embraces an area of
about 10000 square ml,cs-large enough for II
magnificent State of tho American Union.
"The greatest difficulty that arises in the case
is the disposition to bo made Of the negro popula-
ton. Instead Of untying this knot we would cut
1t. The negroes would clearly resist the new
government, and we would meet them on their
own ground kill enough to teach them their folly,
and taking the rest prisoners of war Put them to
work aud develop the resources of the island
They can thus be made lawful slaves, and having
proved themselves, after fifty years trial, wholly
unfit for any of the offices Of freedom, the sooner
they IRE renanded to their former condition the
better"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-27
What It has Done.

Ex-Governor Adams Of South Carolina, in his
letter to the Bonhain dinner thus cnumerntos the
achievements Of National" Democracy
THE password. hereafter it seems, is to be
National Democracy---to which we nre indebted
for the PaocLAxArioN-FoRcE BILL--VIoLArioN
or TARIrr CoMrRosisE--PREsENr TARiFr--ArPLI-
CATION or WILxoT PRoviso To OnEGoS--AnoLI-
TIoN OF SLAVE TRADr ~ DISTRICT or CoLuMBIA--
Loss or oRNlA--DIsMExRsRaE~ro TrxAs---
ANNUAL EXPENDITURE OF SEVENTY MILLIoNs---
SUBMISSION or CONSTITUTION To PEopLE OF KAN
s.s--the bnck catalogue. in hot haste to be en-
largcd and embelshed by the ADMISSION OF KAN
uABIrASTs.
Whenever get my consent to apologize for
the authors of such wounds upon southern inter
csts and Southern honor, May my tongue ceave
Ia the roof of my mouth, and my right hand for
get her cunning"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-27
Health of New Orleans.

TIA p;cayune of Sunday says--After weeks of
.ullry and wet weather. great heat and sudden
! .ho,ers alternating. decided change has tax an
| nls<e and we have reason to hope for the i'm
proyement of the health of the city. This week
pcsued with storm OF such q character that. had
Il occurred little later, it would have been con-
s;dered the regular eaunoctia, and it has been fol-
lowed for several DAYS with settled weather. the
,emnera,urc even in the sun being much reduced
and tbc atmosphere seeming to have gained new
elasticity
We think indications are abundant Of earlier
frost than usual Even now our citizens have
nut ON wooden garments. and the cooIness of the
night. make blankets not simply agreeable, but
necessary.
For three lays the returns Of the number of in
tcrments show n slight decline in the number of
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-27
The FATE OF MR THIRSToN. THE AERO

TmE FATE OF MR. THURSToN, THE AERoSAuT,
whose pcrilous balloon ascension was described in
the article from the Detroit Tribune, and tho ap-
pended Geographic dispatch published Yesterday.
il still unknown. The Detroit Free Press Of the
list SAYS:
Mr.. Baunistcr, the companion of Mr.. Thnrston
i'll the ascent which preceded the unfortunate nc.
ciIent, passed through this city yesterday on his
way to Bah,sIr Crock, where he is confident IF
finding Mr.. Thurston. The balloon having de-
scended proves that TIA. gas has escaped, this OF
course has been gradual! IA tho balloon was seen
moving along, neither ascending nor descending.
before it finally rested. Thur>t N was safe on it
until it had attained it, highest elevation, where
he was beyond the reach and influence of counter
currents Of air, that there WAS no swaying Of
the balloon t, cause gi!'iiness or sickness tho
danger consequently passed. His descent
would le gradual and easy. lie probable reached
tara fgBt1 in Il somewhat exhausted condition,
and was obliged to let the balloon 20.
This being relieved Of his weight again bound
cd up, and Travelled along until sufficient quantity
more OF gas had escaped to allow it to fall Ac-
c"riing to this theory Ihnrston may be several
miles from where the balloon was secured and
not unlikely wing in the woods unable from the
effect of his adventure to help himself or he may
have been picked M by some backwoods people.
and being unable Ia communicate with them from
the effects of cold or loss Of blood, is now lying
under their care. All, however. is conjecture. but
n few day, viii clear the whole thing up, and the
fact will be- known. If he has fallen off and been
killed by the al! from giddy height his body
must be found, as saving the crossing of the De-
roit river. his route lay the entire distance over
land. and the track ia we'll defined. Mr. Bannis-
ter, after visiting the locality where the balloon
WAS found: if he doe, not ind the unfortunate
man, will follow back ON the track and continue
the search until the body is recovered
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-27

Losl>a$IoS Sept. %, lse
10 a.f Editor Of the LyGctbnrQ I'irsi,Dani
beg leave maxi hr ugh Tie medium Of Your a
brief statement of facts in ical'n :" cc'iion 1T hl iii
Tor the ssh Regiment Of the Virginia Militia nhieI was
held At loyinrs"n on me 2rd da, 81 August Sst b, Gsnr
RAJ, WV LOVING. ALtN BG1"N "ni Cot wv I sur
HfHp Communist neIs ap"1ht'd hy ih' Court in thM por'
pose Tho Officers elected conformity with the
"Y.%"r p From" .a So Il c c"c ia have bee" nui,
lied an oS"r without law "r the senblancc of
the gjna Code inl the following wpi1-: Every
thinking himself g'e,rd by TIE recedngs Of an oe
sa h IN 81, rc,arn ,h, .icn, ,l and shall rl,r a now,
election t. hc held hnut 'av In all such cases OF appeal
due notice thereof shall b. gwen to the ai>crs" parry
Comms .ioner. and Office, thai apr,a
hal been taken until they apps"d Of the fact by rcE-
sal G"vern'r commission ih"nr No notice Las
been given parties the law require Rnt
the whole supcrinedci by three men Of This
County whose characters the guarantees" their integrity.
have bee" hastily n"lhcd from eons'era'hn ct ">rarc
sta'r'ntS and th's statement mad by one OF The nnsnc
eetsnl anddates r the office u Colonel wh On me dy OF
the e el'n, att'r ndnI. ing +" '"sdt 'Ate ~ 'o'e
ed ds hsrpe the duties al the file TO w'"h lac aspire re-
tired from the arena with hut one vote and with most 'n
The reads Every person thinking himself ssrrcvcd
may arpcaI SUPPOSE Governor ise" informant thought
considering himself aggr'e,ed III eohs'q renee "i mol getting
rcr mre the right of any man. cons. ers himself
we'd appeal the IN cas-" u j. Kind, and
me AZ hc vcrss pav bv ~ sumo law witch gives to The
person considering himself, sgsri",ea the right OF appeal
only ask that all the ao he laid before tn Governors and H.
after have exercised leg right Of def nee the Governor
Shall proper nufy my ie, N, vii submit without
All the Off have been treated wh music" by
csndesiue appeal thu GOV ernr TO nnN their elections
Ii they had been duly notified they would have clearly Is b
the fact all the ccc,inns nsde by the ociso this
Regiment strict conformity with tie requirements OF
Law
ovcrror Wise was the elections illegal
and the genenr who him the informant on were eand
dates the illegal votes as they have since
the conceived them be- II they Ia. have been
elected wOud hav" been reported 10 his Excel
When they s'iie ting support
their addresses before the oieo ui the Regiment
thy gh, nicEaly; and the fact that they wer
they officers legally qualified to go into an eicc
ton a, the q which have iui'd
ito this in hustle. to gentlemen, no superintendent
tie yseli Of the ohcefs elect and IN
or must those defeated eandidat.s VIII" com
plsi ilegaty that " they will proceed legally We will
to the Governor were wholly era
tuitous ONE OF THE OFFlCEkS ELECl
sepE.7 II
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-27

GRAIN AT CnIcAGo.--rhe Times nfarms us that
the receipts at Chicago during the last week have
been 1890 bbls. -four. 257,2l9 bushels wheat
81 l6l bushels corn, and l05 bushels oats
making 6Gl 1870 bushels OF grain The total re-
ceipts of this season now S,3SI bhlS. flour,
1.6oO,07S bushels wheat, 1896 l3S bushels corn,
and S3G SOS bushels uats-makiug total OF over
eighteen millions Of grain, namely lS,2oJ,ol9
bushels.
At this time last wear the receipts amounted to
l,3. 100 bbls. flour. 415l.9Si bushels wheat, D.
%ll .1nl lu.. corn. and tG3 hsI bushels oats, ma
king total IT l2.Gl 10 bushels # grain. The
receipts oi this year therefore ny to tins time are
SIX millions of lushcIs more than those M last
year.
Wheat Sold here On the LIST at 81 IL for white
winter in store; Sl.rN for Nc. | red winter in
store; and 15a1sc. for No.. = spring. 1t il rather
II singular cuincihrncr saws thc Times, that this
the price Of standard spring wheat on this
day twclvcmonth.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-27
saIes of Stock in "a ch nm nd :,

By JOHN LANCASTER sos for tie zee. eadYg Thursday
Sptrmb,r2,, t,
Virrnii per "a Yeas sales thr Trcasny
ignia per cents shorter dates, sal, sr2 and
Bonds guaranteed b. the state las; sales sl2 AID
Richmond CITY bonds "a 'es SS3 and interest
Virginia Bank Stock. ,psr s1O) sairs a; 81.
Farmers Bank Stock. last sales al SlO2
Exchange Eank Stock. last sales al Slt3.
Virginia Marine Insurance Stock last es at SEQ
Merchants Insurance Stock last sales a. SO
Richmond Fire Association Stock par e20) sales S37i
Richmond and Potomac Railroad Stock, sales
ats70
Virenia Central Railroad Stock sales at $50
Richmond and Petersburg Railroad Stock, saus S5a
Richmond Danvle Railroad Stock. last sales at $}7
James River and Kanawha Stock, last sales 81
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-27

The DAwNINGs OF 4 GREAT FrrrRE-t'nder
this suggestive caption the Philadelphia Inquirer
sketches with bold hand the new relations with
the "ouside barbarians" which France England,
aud Russia-but, most Of all. Russia--;s forcing
upon China. We are much indebted to Russia
for her energetic efforts to for the United
States all the freedom and favor she has obtained
for herself with such persistent and consummate
diplomacy. As the Inquirer says, the results are
incalculable. Russia will shortly connect St Pc
tersburg by telegraph. She already possesses a
splendid river on the confines of China furnished
with harbors in abundance for her future trade
and we may see in this announcement proof Of
the zeal and efficiency with which she purposes
to avail herself Of the commercial advantages re-
Gently secured. Now, in rejecting on the future
employments of the submarine telegraphs, il is
more than probable that in the course Of II very
few years. lines will be extended from Asia to
this continent, and thus our swift messenger, the
lightning, will in the manpula,ions Of telegraph.
lists, every few hours bring us ommuncati,ns
from the uttermost parts of the earth-nve even
from our antipodes. Already our population ON
the Pacific coast is extending To British Oregon
or as it is called, Columbia where. if the gol dis
coveries be really of any value, fleets of our ira
ding ships will son float in the harbors uf Van
couvers Island and the Gulf of Georgia Thence
| to Russian America, the distance is by no mean.
great-for the electric telegraph quite easy--anC
| also across Behring's Strait 70 Asia.
1t is our business to hasten telegraph lines from
| the Atlantic to the Pacific. there to meet the Rus
sian messengers from the marts Of Asia. and then
indeed, We ehali realize that the sceptre Of com
merce and the Sovereignty Of the seas" is in thu
grasp of our republican Union.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-27

DREAprrI ACCIDENT on THE READING R,ILRh ,n
OnThursday morning, between six and seven o'clock
woman was cut to peices on the Reading Rn-
road, near Fountain Green, in the Twentieth Ward.
She was the wife OF Mr.. John Curran, who lives
the rolling mill at that point. She was about
crossing tho track ofthe road for the purpose of
hanging up some wash clothes. when she was
caught up by freight train. The entire train
pussed over her causing her instant death, and
leaving her n heap of mnngled and discovered re-
mains. The deceased left three young children.
--Piiladelphia Inquirer.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-27

IL would as soon be found in tho elan Of John
A. Murrell ms in Know Nothing council =
Speech Of Andrcr Johnson at Manchester
That is an honest opinion. Men will have their
preferences and express them too. Tastes differ
and very fcw who know him will be surprised
at the preference which Mr. johnson exhibits.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-27
New York Cattle MnrL,,-xcp,. ~.

beef CattlcOrrings this week 452 sales at CCaaq 90
per 100 lbs for inferior To quality
CowsSaes at 2oas6O 81 to quality. Veal Ca.ves-sales
ifi7
sheep and Lambs continue steady sea
60
Swine-The offerings 600 head sales 7Oae5 so
for corn led.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-27

BEEF CAT rLE--Thc receipts were large 10 day.
offering reached l,075 head OF the
feed 50 head driven off 30 sold the country
ursod and the remain Ter qi5 bta
the Baltimore butchers prices ing from sl to
o. 1 hoof equal to S5as7 and averaging 81 3t
gross The demand was fair
SIIEEr- We quote Sheepthis week at e2as3i per head
IOiS-The supply continues pretty good sale, this week
at S. 50a7 per 100 lbs net