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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-02-22
LAND WARRANTS.
Review of the Cleveland Wholesale Produce
Market, for the Week ending Feb. 81, 1859,
REFERENCE BEING had TO rHE TAnIl

CoFFEE-Thsre is no change to note Prices continue
steady at Rio; l5l5zc for Java and 1890
l7e for Mocha
FEATHERs-Ars slow of sale and nominal st 45S5Oc
for prime.
FIsH-we have no change to make 10 quotations, Shch
are for lake fish little else than nominal
In New York the MARKETS reported very quiet Dry cod
and mscker are held in view of the small stock
here and At the east" -
FRUITs-Remain very quiet Small sales of apples have
been made for old 20 for Peaches are steady
atosr rates selling at $ 80 per box In 9TH
et kinds there 5 change to note.
Reports from Pittsburgh that the dried fruit market is
oversiocked making In Cnennat the market
has ruled firm at s2iOa2 for Apples and sS259S75 for
peaches"
FLOUR-Tbe improvement noticed in our last weekly e-
view has been fully sustained and good qualities extra have
been in active Sc Towards the close some bold
srs advanced their and demanded s6l2A 96 and
reported sold at the former figure and
on Saturday of 90 bblsa choice Arcle-sold at S6
Buyers hold freely thing over So There is
very ts superhne in market and .saes OF that grade
have been made during the week.
The following table shows the stock Of -four and grain IN
store here The made up Saturday February
l9 Tie amounts the corresponding days Of 1855
nd HTaraa civ
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a the State who are members Of the ROYAL College Of
Surgeons London May be coiisul'ed from o'cnck
the morning until 9at ng 10 siate and symptom
disease The treatment they 9dopt is the result 0 pTs
OF thirty extensive practice in Europe and America
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quality.
HoPS-Aie in light but steady demand It l49lse- The
coOpesown Journal says that thai noted hopg0Hing dis
half ordinary crop harvested Andthst
with exception Of bales the crop hss passed out
of the hands Of the growers.
The Commercial List says Hops continue in steady fair de
mand The inquiry being mostly The better grades the sales
are Us bales l2ls The stock of old is almost
brey In speculative hands, and not as present offered
IRoN-The approach Of spring with Improvements
In general busnsss has impaired activity
for pig iron and hear Of transactions Scotch pig
At SIS toE NOS and sale LAks Superior pig the
same We have change bars though deal
anticipate an advance Immediately.
Ths New York Shipping List sAys-The market Scotch
Pig has last the whole stock
here and psr from second hands having been oEsay
sOj tons or cre-s4s ash up to SO less csnt cash
according brand said that all coming has been sold
TO arrive The Phi sdsphis market has also been cleared
so tons having been taken, here,
we did not Learn" arl-
The Philadephia Norh Ansrcan Of Saturday Says The
market for Pig Metal continues buoyant and firm With good
dsmsnd for future delivery but generally price below the
vie Of vho ssking further 1900
tous Anthracite No havs been taken $3.50 S24 iDciu
ding No lots at s2s9s24 and No. small way at
sas au6nos sale Of 1000 tons Forged made togo
West st equal 50 cash delivered here In manufaetur
ed iron there change and but Little doing al parties
are nxiousy waiting the result Of the tariff
Washington" -
Ths Boston Shipping List reports the market thus: The
market co1tnues firm for pig iron with steady Demand
Sales Gasherrie and other brands Scotch No at szs
and Amsriesl No at IS FItOn six Bar ironis vsy
arm at ss0Ss6O for common and refined English"
LUMBER-Ths nHzket has materially improved and the
better qualities m the outside figures of last week
See table for qnotstions-
oILs-Ars without suy change Lnsesd quiet at
sc, andiard S0aSsc for No md Seassc for No.
The New Bedford Shipping List gives the following state
ment Of The oil msrkst there:
er remains quiet 150c per gallon as which
,r;ee 1I5 bbls. wers sod eaziy in the week.
ea n In moderate demand. and transactions include
ssier Al SOC sDd 60r Per gal. Also black As SIC.
PRovIsIoSs-1sss Pork is quieta sl75o The sales Of
the week have bsen quite Emifed
Mas BEEE-Is steady 1t g. 50.
s stock Of pork snd beef In Se city now and at The cor
s.t.. Of t,s two previous ysaTs is e. fo0ws;
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0RAIN.-WHEAT-Hss continued to advance and this
morning sold ST. for red track White may be quoted
I09sSIO The advance in prices has caused an improve
meut In receipt and the market active notvih
standing The continued upward tendency.
oATs-Are quiet with steady trade demand New By the
carload have sold on track at 5Sc Old selling in small
way at &c.
coRN-Hss been inactive owing TO light reeeipts We
quote it nominal at sS6s5c.
RYE-Has sold at slc from store and delivered ear
A prime article may be quoted ssSsoe on track
BARLEY-IE worth 72C675c
BEAEs-Have been demand, and sales have been msde
at better prces-a choice lot having sold at S Inferior
qualities without change selling st 7Soc The range OF
the weeks sales 2Is for common to nice
GLAss-The following the wholesale quotations Ten
per cent OF from these prices is allowed jobbng OTIS:
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CHERRIES SALE.-Pursuant to the

SdEhIFF' 3 SAIE.-PurSuant to the
~ command of decetal order Of sale issued from the
Court Of Common Pleas of Cuyahoga County the suit Of
ZelOtes Monroe against Solomon c. Brown al to me
directed shall offer sale at public auction the door
of he Court H0use corner Of Seneca and Chanplan
IN the city OF Ceve in said County, on the lh day Of
March, 1889 O'Clock p NJ OF said day. the following
described lands and terements towit Situate in the
township of East Cleveland the State OF which
also in the County of Cuyaoga and Is Known part
lot $50 in said township and is bounded follows C
mencins a the intersection Of tho road leading past B. p
Beer in the said township. with the Euclid Road thence
along the centre Of said road y ch and 70 links
post thence along the centre of said road chains and @
links post thence in the of said road chains
and 50 links TO mcnument at Smiths Corners thence
south 81 degrees chains and Is links the centre Of
the Euclid Road thence in the centre of said road chans
and SIS nKs 10 the plare of tegnnins containing nine
acres aud five hundred and thousandths
ways
Appraised at sls7s
D. l. wIGHTMAN, Sheriff.
WILLIAMSON RIDDLE, Plf's Att'yz. feb9
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R. c HUNT. PIf,s Atly.


ShE Rlr . OALE.-Dy virtue OF an
~ execution issued from the Court # Common Pleas of
CuyahOga County the suit of John Leonard Lester
A Harmon ct. al directed have levied upon and
shall offer for sale at Public Auction at the door of the
Court House Uerner Of Seneca and Chapai strees) in
the City OF Cleveland IN said unity the 5h day OF
March, 1889 at O'Clock p NJ Of said day. the following
described lands and tenemens 10 wit: Situated the
township of 0mstead, being number the fifteenth
townships IN the Connecticut Western Reserve in
the State Of Ohio and VIII also the County OF Guy
ahoga and is kn the north half of the following de-
scrbed land Beginning at the south east Of the
Williams and Howa called Of the centre of
the road leading from Omstead Falls Village u HOad
leys Mills in Columbia thence west along the souhery
line OF said Williams Howard tract to Job Smiths land,
thence northeTy line ut right angles with the north
line of said Williams & Howard tract land of Stephen
Jones' thence easterly with line parallel with the
line OF the OF the s esaa road thence
souhery along the OF the road the pafe of be-
ginning containing all twenty -four ard y-ive
rods land or less and said nUrth half thereof con-
twelve acres and tWenty-seveH and half rOOs of
land Also other OF land Situate in the
township of Olmsead the County Of Cuyahoga and the
State OF Ohio being sublot No in Omslead Falls vii
lage allotment, and Is known the Frishy Lot Also,
other piece parcel laDd being lis feet width off
from the end of lot No s. in OmSted Falls village
allotment, in the County and S ate aforesaid.
First above described parcel appraised $40
Second do do co ............ 500
Third do do do ........... 100
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CHERIPF'S SALE,-Pursuant to tb

SHERIPF'S SALE.-Pursuant to the
~ c0mmsnd Of writ of vend exponas issued frJm the
Court Of Common Pleas OF Lucas County. al the suit of
Alien Hncksy, plaintiff, against Andrew j. Field and
others del endants directed shall offer sale
Pubic Auction at the door of the Cour House (corner of
Seneca and Champlsn strees in the city Cleveland
Cuyahoga County, the l3h day of March, 1889,
O'Clock n said day the following described lands and
tenemehs. oE Situate IN the City Of Cleveland Cuya-
hoga County and which also in the State of Ohio and
known by part of lot Gle seland village bounded
as follows: commencing the sOuthery line af Cham
plain street 49, teet from rs Interse ion with the
westerly line Of Ontario street, the north
the 23d day Of pr 1892 and running westerly with
Champain street forty feCt thence southsrly at right an
giles with Chsmpain eighty feet alley thence
easerly with said alley and parallel with Chanplan ST
ory eeto the south of land dee6ed as afdre
said TO said Albert v Ste5bins thence nohery eighty
fest TO the lace of beginning be the
Also other parcel Of lsnn the City
Of Ceye land which also the County and State afore
said and IS knownbY being parts OF original lots Lumer
elghy hreel and eghour the plat of the village Of
Cleveland, and IS bounded follows wit Beginning
upon the s0utherly line Of Chzmplan street hundred
and twenty feet westerly from Ontario and running
thence westerly with said southery line of Champlain ST.
forty feet thence Southerly right angle
street eighty leet alley running parallel with Cham
plain street. thence easteIy with said alley forty feet
thence norhery eighty feet TO the place OF beginning be
the same more OF less u '--- = p f---l7+ II
SAID above described parcels of land appraised at so
each
D L WIGHTMAN. Sheriff
HILL & PRATT. Plfis Att'ys feb9
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OOlwssss-Esstn 3sbbl-Sl rs
OOIsan6.y Hd Cemnt ! SIG ! y
l6lWhits Lima -. 20 W
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1t should be said that some fabrics this stitch locks
he middle, but in that case the liability to break is the
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DAVID L. WIGHTMAN,
Sherlffand Special Master Comr
CHARLES STETsoN, Plf's Atty. febltd22O

GHERIFF'S SALE.-Pursuan to Che
~ command OF second of vendi exponas issued from
the Court of Common Pleas # CuvahOga County at the
suit Of Matthias Schultz against Elizabeth Bron me
dire ted, shall offer for sale PUbc Auction at the
door of the Court House coner of Seneca and Champan
streets the City of Cleveland said county on the Ith
day OF March 1889 O'Clock P M of said day. the fol-
lowing described lands and tenements wit Stuate in
the City OF Cleveland CuyahOga County and State of Oh
and known parts Of lots Nos 95 and 80 in the original
nat of the village of Cleveland havig % 42 feet front on
the easerly line of Middle southerly line being
IS II feet in length parallel with Huron feet
nOrtherly theTeOm. and bounded ton feet in
widthits norher line being parallel Herewith 20 feet in
length, to alley"
Appraised at ST. 100.
D. L. WIGHTMAN. Sheriff.
JNo W HEIsLEY Pld's Atty febltd230
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FLCUk AMI AEAh
o. & Ind. sup &obl Z aSg 3
O. 4 Ind. ext fseei , SSg 3
Double extra loDi 9 Wg 9
Backukeet S7cwt Z &c
Corn Meal -pcvt ! 90
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Geaal Notifies.
OHERTFF,S SATE-Rv vi,

GHERIFF'S SALE.-By virtue of a
~ wit of vsndi exponaS and plu ia issued from the
Court Of Common Plees Of Cuyahoga County at the suit Of
James NJ Parker et al pls against Francis r. Elliott
al de s 10 dreced haye levied upo1 and shall offer
frsale Public Auction the door OF the Court House
(corner OF Seneca and Champlan strees in City
Cleveland said County the 9ts day Of March, ls9
O'Clock M OF said day the oliowing descfibed la ds
and enements, to w.t. Lying the township Of Royalton
in the County Of CuyahO State of Ohio and is bounded
follows beginning aake in the centre of the high
way the south line of Lot No D. and running thence
south 60 degrees west Ii CHAINS 81 links thence north de-
grees chains 80 links beech tree thence north
81 degrees east 10 chains 20 links TO the place Of begin
ming containing and niaetyoue hundredh
being the land conveyed Richaid Elliott John
Coates December 24th 1875 and recorded in Book N,
pages s. SO Of Cuyahoga County Records
Appraised at 1851.
D. L wIGHTMAN, Sheriff,
By Wm. r. Smm, ms, Dep.
ADAMS CANFIELD, Plh's Attys. febl6td222
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F JUpsoN, PINS Agent. febltd2D
CHERIFF & SPECIAL MASTERS

SHERlFF q SPEClAL MASTER y
~ SALE.Pursuant to the command of order of sale
issued the Court of Common Pleas of Cuyahoa COun-
ty the suit OF Charles Setson against c. r. Vaughn
al to directed, shall offer for sale Public Auction
the door of the Court HOusecOner Of Seneca and Cham
PLAIN sreets in the City OF Cleveland said county,
the 4th day # March, l9 at O'Clock P NJ of said day.
foloWing described lands and tenements to wit Stuate
the township of Olmstead being No in the fifteenth
range OF townships in the Come Western Reserve
the state Of Ohio and which is also in he County Of Guy
ahosa and known BY being IN r,ct three )in Omstead
south west of land owned by VIM E. Castle and
bounded the north by land owned BY Stephen Jones'
west bv land owned by John OutesOn south by land deed
ed Horace Van Norman by OP smith, and by land
formerly owned by MeanciOn Barnett containing 20 l00
of land, be the less but subject all
legal highways" Z"
ADursiSel nj
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~ of execution issued fom the Court of Common Pleas
of CuyahOga County at the suit of H. L. and r. l. Whit
man against John Sidua to directed have LEVIED
and shall offer for sale Public Auction the door
Of the Court House of Seneca and Champlan
the City of Cleveland in said County the 18th day Of
March, 1889 at O'Clock P M of said day. the following
described lands and tenemenst to VII Situate the
ship of Brook iyn being number the thirteenth
range ofonships the Connecticut Western Reserve
the State of Ohio and which also the County Of Cuya
and known part of Lot No a5 the Wieyv1lle
plat called in Cleveland, formerly in the City oh
and described follows, strip off the north end
said lot Is ee wide, being IS feet front Hicks
and So feet deep, be the less.
Appraised at $50.
D. l. WIGRTNAN. Sheriff,
per Hon er Strong, Dep
R. G HUNT. Pits Atty. febl2d2z2
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large share OF ihs amouni Of nouF s hsd ON o.
BucKwHKAT-Is without change and sells at g 25 2 ewt
in bulk. and s. 50 in sacks.
RYE FLouR-Nay be quOsed nOminally s47sas5 Tbersis
very little If any, in market.
CoRN MEALS steady At LIS per cvt.
oTLxKAL-Steady with sales at 5000 2 ton
The following table shows the exports of Breadsus to Eu
roue since Sept l-ls5s:
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D. L wIGHTMAN Sheriff.
By Homer Strong, Deputy.
-SALE-Pnrsnanttnth to th

NHERIFF7S SALE.-Pursuant to the
- command of writ of vendI expouas issued from the
Court Of Common Pleas of CuyahOga County The suit
of W p FOgg against H A. Ackley, directed shall
offer for sale at Public Auction at the door Of the Court
House. corner Of Seneca and Cbampain sreets nthe city
OF Cleveland said county on the 4th day March ls
at O'Clock OF said day the following described real
estate Wit Situate the of Cieveand CuyahOga
County, and which is also in the State of Ohio. and
known being the nOhe part of ten lot No g. in
Cleveland Ciy, and bounded follows: Northerly by
Eu, lid street. westerly by Huds street. sOuthey BY the
nOrtheTly line Of su-ot No IS II. A Ackey alOt-
land of John Blair, containing about of land"
Appraised at $4,000.
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II.
- :ss;.:s.iisss'ils
WINTER ARRANGEMENT. r
l0N AND AFTER MONDAY, NOV
" o. 1853 Passenger Trzins leave Cleveland as follow
u3o H. Clncinna Express stopping o. berea Gr1tdn
wellington, New London, Shelby, Cfesrtine
Gallon, Gilead, CSrdinston, Ashley ,DslaTare
and Worthngton
SD d. Cincinnati Night Passenger, stopping a. al sta
tons between Cleveland and Gallon, and Al
CaIdfngtOn aud Delaware. also, Stopping 10
leave passengers at all stations south Of Gallon
CONNECTIONS. -l.- = al-
Shelby SaDdusky Mansfield and Newark Railroad, for
Mansfield, Mt Vernon, Newark, Zanesv1lle, &c
Cr6stne Pitsburgh, Fl. Wayne and Chicago Ralroads
for Forest, Upper Sdndusky, Delphos, lima. II
Wayne, LapoTte, Chicago &C west, and East
Tor Mansfield, Wooster, Massilfon, &c
Galioa and Belleonaine Railroad Marion. Bel e-
fontaiDe, Sidney Union, Muncie, Indianapolis,
Terre Hauts, TIncsmss, Evansville Louisville,
peaua-e ,paS;ol and cincnnsii sprnshsld O.,
Dayton Hamilton, CINCINNATI. Rehmond, In
danapOlis Terre Haute, st LOUIS. kc.; and n
Cincinnati with the Ohio Mississippi Rail-
road for Louisville, and all points on ths Ohio
River q. ------- ~
Columbus, Litele Miami and Columbus, and xsnia Bail
road, for Xenia, Dayton Indianapolis, ferre
Haute, st Louis, Morrow, LOvelaEd. and Cln-
cinnati, and with the Ohio and Mississippi Rail-
road at Cincinnati for louisville, Evansville
Cairo, St Louis, and all points on the Ohio river
Columbus Central Ohio Railroad for Newark ZaResyle
Wheeling, &C.; Cplumb6S, PiQua and Indiana
Railroad for Piqua, Urbana, &c.
e For Tickets 70 all points md nfsrma.ion apply At
the Union Ticket Oce 81 Superior street, or a. the Pas
Claveland Nov IL Isss - 77I7l7tI
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NEW TREATMENT,


Established lo- he cue Of
Dyspepsia, Geaeral DeJility, Feper aRd Agzs,
Asthma, hRcsBieat Consumption bafrzH-
ities Of Youth and Od Age, DC.
" NO MERCURY USED. "a
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ID R. J. @. A YE H & CO..
LOWELL, MASS
PRICE ONE DOLLAR PER Rnrrrr
AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL

- Ae - y OAA44A'A'A HOAOAeAH
Has wan for itself such the every va
ety Of Throat and Lung Complaint that Il entirely u-
necessary for TO the evidence of its virtues
wherever 1t has been employed As It has long been In
constant use Throughout this section need do more
than assure the people its quality kept up the bsstt
ever has been and tat Il may be relied to do for their
relief all it has ever been found TO do
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The Boston Shipping List says Fleece and pulled wool
quite r with moderate sales 67O for choice SsIO
ny 5sGs6c fulblood Merno 4s SIC fer do 44c97e
for do; 4Oe94Sc for common; 4O5Oc for Western mixed
Sa6Oe for pulled 4652 for superns 4O45e for No
l; 2OGSsc for No. 2.
In Cincinnati the demand reported good st full rateshe
range being 359s5c according quality.
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NEW roHK PRODUCE n1AKKEr-rsb. n


lBT TELEGRAPH.l
FLoUR-without important change inferior grades dull
medium and good grades very firmly held sales 10 400 bush
els S5od55O; superne STATE, IS 90d6 To- Stale
IS 4J15 s.; superfne Western, S6,05a6 30 to
extra Western, So 1905 50 shipping brands extra round
hoops Ohio market closing quiet Canadian and
firm. Sc e0d7 30 to choice extra Small sales
rye -four So ES04 Is. Wheat bOuyant with fair demand
IS 900 bushels, 80 cents unsOund Chcag0 spring 81 40
winter red Western, 81 81 white Michigan 81 GO,
white Canadian Rye dull. s3l0S5c.
Bar.ey-Dua. S09e3c; Barley malt, 95c.
C0rn-A little steady, sales 100 bushels, S5s6
mixed Western in store and delivered
Oats-Firm, ,t4a5c State 6C(163 Western and Canadian
Whiskey-DuIl and nominal 261Sc.
Pork-Firmsr, sales 1850 bbs, Sl7,5OGi7 S. old
SIS II; mess, Sl7, thin mess SIS; clear, SI3 393
50. prime
prime 81 I59 00 do mess, - 76l 90 repacked mess,
81 0l2 o.; extra Beef hrls steady sales 200 bbl Sl4
0oG17,51
shoulders. sx(G9kc.
Hams-Dressed Hogs quiet. s3s(a;9c
I5Td1FiF@ sales s5Obbls. 1slslsA prime Beef,
nominal l6Gl7c. -
Cheess-Steady, State sx(Gll5sc
TaIoW-Dull, 10000 lbs pine. lie
Hides-Steady, sales, $500 At 21a2Ac B1enos Ayres,
l0c, fos Dry Western. .t.
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1t difficult to fancy awkward stitch than this
This i called double thread stitch OF course the
thread which lies coed curousy the lower side Of
the cloth dd TO he strength of the thread which
passes through and holds the cloth together but simply
to fastsn the single thread which take the stitch
This also single thread stitch That the Grover AMI
Baker Stitch unraves readily shown by The above cut
But it ond be stated that when fastened thus stitch is
elastic, and is for many purposes valuable stitch That
very complicated contrivance is required to take the
Grover Baker Stitch quite apparent Hence its great
liability to get QUITO order
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NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET-Feb.ls ls

.
The receipts Of Reef Cattle At the various yards have been
rather leht and show decrease 1894 helr from the
tai Ieceips of the week previous TIs demand good,
aud with light supply. prices have advanced Onehaf
cent per b the closing Pces of last week strong
effort made BY parties who combined to advance the
market aud compe On among buyers procure the best
Cattle aided them considerably carrying out their object
The average selling prices were exc, but OF the choc
est brought l3l3c. Some very superior Cattle for
sale, partculay pair ofsiIyear from Woodbridge,
Oaneccut. weighing at home. $50 lbs which sold for
$3.50 about equal 70 l35c per ID Another pair years
old, from the place. weighing 500 lbs sold at 00
large pronortion the cattle market this week came
from New York Ohio Indiana aud Kentucky. There
fair business done at Bergen this week. and the sales
cude about 400 head to butchers from this market at fall
The receipts week expected 20 be large
good many cale being senI from Albany and 9TH
markets TO New York.
SHKEP AND LAMBS.
The supply somewhat exceeds Of the previous week.
showing Of Us head but with good demand
rces are firmly maintained, and we quote as before at
50 5O9S5, some few very superior selling high SIG
very ne pair for breeding at BrOwnings for
Of which $50 was asked.
Corned very scarce and prices better; quote
at 6h976c, gross. Dressed are firm at s1sS9 c.
BEEF CATTLE.
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