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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-18

no GRAND RECEPTIoN--No FURTHER VISITS.
IL ie an Understood matter indeed that this visit,
which closes this Afternoon will be the only one OF
the Embassy 10 San Francisco Tire Embssssdors
have declined any thirg like pubic display, Tor tne
reason that they think il might not comPort WITH inc
cigDify OF our Government 10 receive them aHet
reception here; and they therefore refuse, out OF
mistaken notion Of etiquette, Imagining that tneI
mUst present themselves fret 10 the Court OF the Uned
States Government. IL has, this, account been ar
ranged That when the Powhaan is again ready for se
the sball proceed at once from Mare Island, without
stopping at the city at all on her way TO Panama
JAPANESE PECULIAITIEs.
E1be japanese during their etay at the international
Hotel, have exhibited great many pecnliantles
which nav be interesting TO many readers, aud, we
believe, have not been told before. They have All
shown themselves very EASILY pleased and exceedingly
well bred When asked 10 try some dish rev W
them they do 3d. If they ike it they continue estIng
expressing themselves pleased if not, they taste 20
more but never express dislike. The ambassadors
Ye,ysoiRnited, and command respect The mIerlor
officers never enter their apartments without Do"inB'
and the servants invariably drop upon the knee.
They all very nght eaters but they take tneir
meals very quickly; almost everything they do slowly,
but eating with them ia rapid operation. The snoor
dDates eat nothing but rice but the dignltaries ao
oDd of sweetueats cakes, CONNECTIONS Of all kinds,
and sauces None Of tbem eat any meat, except tina
the dgDitares take little chicken and none Of them
use either milk butter. They drink both tea and
coffee and are no sooner through with their meals
pipes.
They are all very apt at learning anything The
Of folding napkins aTtistically, for stsncs
which for any other species Of the genus homo womb
require an apprenticeship Of day two-the japan,
ese learn by seeing II done once. Their powers OF
imitation consequently very great and for any
kind Of manipulation apter scholars could not possibly
be anywhere found. Tney learn 20 write the English
letters in q sew minutes, and copy anything they
The faculty of constroctveness, indeed seems 70
be national development, as also certain serene
good humor, which is indicated by their universally
lat, plump, smiling round faces Another national
characteristic TO be their inquistivensss There
is hardly anything that escapes them; about Gov
eminent laws customs manufactures country, aud so
ON, they done asking questions AT the In
teIstional they very curious 90 understand the
relations between Mr. Haley and bis employees what
Of government WAS established there; how Mr..
Haley could have everything attended TO 80 well, and
bow he could exercise complete control, unless no
sort of prince master. And it IL almost M
necessary to add they were surprised az much which
they learned in regard to the American peopei and
strange viii be the accounts which they viii carry
home of the great nation which has Princes and no
Emperor. San Fran. Times, April :.
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LATER FROM THE NORTH.

BY the arrival of the steamer Brother Jonathan,
April g. we have dates from Portland TO the 26in ult,
from Olympia TO the 29th from Victoria 10 the 3OEn,
and from Crescent City 10 let inst:
LOSS OF THE BARK GLYMPsE.
The Olympia Pioneer says:
"The bark Glympse, Capt. A. b. Grove, went
ashore on the night oil the IGth inst at the entrance Of
victoria harbor. She Lave comparatively easy on tie
rocks. She had bosrd nearly 500 TONS OF merchau-
disc valued al $4,000 Tull one MALT Of which Will Do
los The extent of the damage " the yest 81 h.s not
been ascertsned but il s feared that she will prove
total loss TIE severe humping on the rocks winch
che experienced during the last week, mast have
crushed every timber IL her hull"
The British C0lonist says:
The vessel lies in about the same position az on
SATURDAY. II is now thought That sne VIII not prove q
to ioee bpt bat As sOOn rs the cargo IN al DISCHARGED
and the weather moderates she be Ho2ted oil and
repaired. ,..... ...oi,,od ~, 70
~ O'Clock yesterday and stored IN the warehouse Vi
Gessrs Samuel Prics O. co.
"On Friday night quautity OF cabin furniture was
taken from the vessel and piled upOn the beach. Ia
the morning not vestige Of It rewalDeGi "fecSs''
hsd been there during the night and earned II All on
We hear great cOmpisiBt about JO@n ron parliss
having goods board thar due Vigilance has not been
observed by those having charge Of the vessel IN pre-
serving their goods hom the depredatsns OF thieves
Many OF goods reported 70 have been br0Sen
open the contents removed, and the covers nailed on
sgsin; after which TIE empty cases have been dey-
cred to the cOnsigDees. II IL extremely difficult to
watch over goods unoer snch crcnpstaness snd moth
ing bun Gle of eeD;ries co nd prevent the rObberes.
The wind still continues 70 blow heavily winch
causes the work Of removing the cargo 20 progress but
slowly Capt. Cove has been on dHty night aud day
since the oisaster, and has done everything IN his
power toward saving the vessel and cargo.
The goods landed "a Price d Co.. wharf are 10
very bad condition. The flour sacks IN maDy instances,
have been burst open, and lost their contents tea
chests balful Of tea cases Of boots are perfectly
nth IA ~
it could well be.
"Ths Glynpss l. about one year OLD, and was con.
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COURT cALENDAR-THs DAY.

TEITED STATES DISTRICT CoURr.-No. 40.
SUPREME RT-CIRCUI7-PaJL-Oyer and Ter
miner. Part fI-Police -
SUPREME CoURT-SPEcIAL TERM.-Nos 195, $50,
49, Isa iss 1871 1872 ls3 So 1856 1s8 49, ST. 49, l5s 59 l2O
1872 I67, III. - -
SUPERIoR CoURT-PaFt Mos. 2il, 2i2, 81,
sts s45 rs l4 ISL s7 3s 3s 337 ss9 39 ss2 3ls 49,
$50 81 Part I-No Sse 1885, si Ala 100 49, $50, 42a,
40 az, AS 3i6
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PREsBYTIRY OF NEw-YoRK.-The business meeting
Of tho centennial session Of the Presbytery Of New
York (Od School Presbyterian commenced Yesterday
morning in the ectuIe-room of the Rev. DR.. Pottss
Church. in University place, but nothing of public in
terest TRANSFERRED. The session ad Jurned at o'clock
to meet at o'clock this morning, when Commissioners
to The General Assembly will be selected.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-18

PATENT FIRE-ALARM BELL RISGER.-Mr Gaynlll,
henventor Of patent telegraphc apparatus by means
of which fire alarms can be very suddenly communi-
Gated throughout he district or city, yesterday began
arranging his wires 10 Taumany Hail for the purpose
Of exhibiting to the public the manner in which bell
may be stIuck in the Park at distance of several
hundred yards 1t viii take day or two TO put the
apparatus in working order.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-18
CITY ITEMS.

We had fine, fresh, sunny weather yesterday ate
the cold rain and fog of previous day and night
Spring vegetation is under fine Roadway ana unless
untimely frostspsour hopes in the bud, we may soon
look for salad peas and asparagus from the market
gardens OF Long Island and New-Jersey.
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Advertisement
DYSPEPSIA, DROPsY AND FEVER AND AGUE.


WOLVES ScsIEpAM AROMATIC SCHNAPPs Is recomnendsA
most phati.sy by the uos, distinguished members Of
medical profession IN TIE above complaints ard tie only Ga
this country which has the ndorsemeTs Ct the medical faca
ty Put VI IN and pin bottles aud ed By all Druggists,
GTocers Fruit stores ed Country Merchants Look r
eouperieitS and limitations the whole country flooded wk
them
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-18

ADRIAN II. MULLERs SALE OF los liOIs.-At
the request OF number gentlemen desoas q purchasing
parts Of ;hs property the ota sad l;havs iSs IVA asa
l6ths 10 sold by THURSDAY, lSsh lns and ~nG
wsh preserve the present krssEss Character Of se
hood for private residences the owner e Instructed me 70 eh
cts with the privilege Of exeep.ns the lots oan on
the l0tasy. which, bene wanted OK oasee-s PnI
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SUPERIOR COURT-sPBcIAL TKRz-APRn l7.-BetC
Justice MoscRIEY.

DECISIONS.
Vim. Smith agt. b. I. Acknowledgements for plain
M on dsnusr assigned and judgment for
defendant upon the other with liberty amend &c No costs
TO either party.
Dsvld Il. Smith agt George j. Brown.-Demurer
oyerrued. Costs 81 TO defendant. TO abide event.
The Rector Of the Church Of the Holy lunocents in
the City Of New Yorh ag Thomas Keecbmoon for i1junc
tored denied, with s 10 costs 10 defendant
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Acknowledgement |

BARNUM's MUSEUM is now the popular resort for
antilles and especially for ladies and children Exerythps
here reproacbabe Every comfort il provided Every AZ
paid yisito At least 900 people daily take d..
light in seeing the WHAT Is IT. ana other cuoes and admir-
chaste entertainments The amusing drama Of JkAsk
DEANS is repeated this afternoon The famous Willow
COPsB is produced this evening.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-18

RrsIGNED.-Mr. Alexander c. Pesrcy, Superin-
tendent Of the House of Reception ofthe Juvenile Asy
lum, in Thirteenth street. has sent in his resignation
to take effect the lst Of May. Sickness in mis- family
is the cauFe Of Mr. Pearcys Withdrawing from posi-
ton which se hss held for six years, with honor to
himself and the Institution.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-18
ADVERTISEMENT
]. r. STAFFORD's OLIVE TAR

IRoS AND sulphur POWDERS -,
Are the great remedies the Of Rheumen Disease Of
H. Kidneys and Coils Used externally wsu
inwardy hey act ike thu patient chs dis ese
speediy welding the healing aud cleansing Ser o. me
send for circular testnlooizls sold No 6ts
Broadway and BY al diusg Olive Tar 30 eents Po~ders
4 perp
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fAdsortisement.l

Housekeepers will find every description OF En-
h Medallion Velvet Brasss ThreePy and Ingram Carp.te,
Rnes STAR Cauetag Msts Mating Flq0r Ocoh, prkss
S and Piano Covers Window Shades &C. greatly reduced
prices Be particular and g. TO bAs ASDBksos No. - Btw-
cry tisn of the large Golden Eagle.
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Tor years.

POLICE CoMMIssIoEERs.-This Board viii hold a
meeting to-day for the purpose of hearing the new law
read and also to appoint chief clerk 1t lie doubtful
whether any other appointments viii be made or va
cances filed yet awhile. The members of the Com
mfsion were beseged yesterday by applicants for the
Offices Of General Superintendent, Inspector, Captain,
and Sergeant Daniel Carpenter and Capt Hsrtt are
the most prominent candidates for General Superiuten
dent. Cspts. Leonard, Dilks, SquireH, Porter, and
others want to be made Inspectors.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-18
IAdyeftisement.I

To TIE PUBLIC Advertiser has been en-
sged for the 20 IN the boot and shoe business In this
both Manufacturer aud dealer and for period
previously engaged practical workman hssss
This experience acquired by faithful dssire TO do u and
his claims to their continued support He IS and has
been the proprietor aus Of his
tabhusnt No 8l3 Broadway where ne TO remsn,
and where all times he will be prepared tn supply all WIN
JUROR bin with coveriDg Of the very best option.
reduction in the price OF Ladies' Cater Boots Of Tho
fne quality Of material and make Of particular interest to
hs lady customers.
Two rules control him In the Management Of his business
The fr h ssI inferior article The second
charge az The i0rs possible The advantages Of this
system which has always been strictly aud honorabg carried
out, are Of mutual benefit the buyer and himself and with
the assurance that prompt and civil attention treatment
and varied ocs Of boots and shoes for dis
teusn Children await all who eau him. he begI
the information that CASrRKs Is at ko-
1913 Broadway between 18th aud l2;h stS-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-18
IAdXertlsenlenLl

Thousands OF young men have been saved from
ruin, and other thousands directed In the Of te
honor and rune BY obtaining PHYSIOLOGICAL ExAkAriosa
ana advice At FopLAR WxLLs Nc. sO8 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-18

ACCIDENTS AND ISQUEsTs.-John Lyons was yes
terd.y admitted 10 NewYork Hospital suffering from
compound fracture skull There is e hope Of his re-
coyery While working Pier No A, North River be va
struck on the head by heavy block Of wood causing the
wounds menone Coroner Jscsmsn held nq1es. yesser
dsy on the body who died in Of
falling down sht OF stairs No 16 Cannon street. Tas
jury rendered verdict Of accidental death" Deceased ws
stive of Ireland IS Of On saturday as
named Henness died suddenly in shansy yhch be- occupied
in Ehth avenue Eighty sixth street The GO onsri we've
notified till yesterday. An inquest WIN Dc held to-dy
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lAdvertisement.l
NoRToN'S OINTMENT.

SALrRHRuM SCR0YULA
Permanently letter scadhead Rngworms snd all Itch
ing and Burning sTuptions Of the skin
This psneates the bsss Of the disease goes IN
s very and from the flesh beneath 20 the sam On
the surface. Large gisss boxes price 80 cent?:
GERRIT NORTON, Proprietor NewYork Depot At fESEoLos
PARKER MOWERS. No Is Beekmanst
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CHILDREN FOR THE WEsT.-An interesting CON-
pany of children mostly boys OF tender age, left the
city yesterday afternoon, for new homes in the West,
under the charge Of Mr. C. G. Tracy, the efficient
Agent Of the Childrens Aid Society. This makes his
twentyeighth expedition Westward with children Of
the civ.
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IAdyer,iseTnsntl

Young MEN WISHING TO EScsGE IN BUSINESS.
AVN hsxIors TO Puasvr IN which they Dee, .ae
e.ed will and greet aid nom correct Phi enolosich
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IAdvsnisemsnli

Millions OF Bottles of Mrs. WNsLows SoorB-
NO bIsuP used every the United Slater fex
Children fesshHs, with ssvsEshns ass Is trns-
dtsis and certain. Only IS cents botLs.
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THE "sERvAST" NUISANCE.

To tsc Editor Of The n. " Tribune. -r,.L
o.. Tbs articles on the subject Of Help VIII"
have sppesred recently IL your paper have been eao
interest and have awakened mnch thought hne -
demands of servants for higses vssss'
~. b,st ana Of serious importance 70 ell housese7p
few wear. AGO before the introduction OF Cro'on "A'o
general use Of g,s the work required OF servsn" "s "
ysssd and Isborious than at present Every morning
oil lamps TO be and thin ned al the WAFER lo'
rinsDg Clothes had 70 be brought from the pump ~ '
the waste and sop water had 10 be Carried TO the "es
sleeping rooms had DO supplied with water oAhy $40
whole routine far beyond tsat required IN our y
Now nearly every house has the and water
tho waste water Is carried of By pipes into the sewer msaJ
houses have stationary wastubs the fatigue Of cooking V
aeviated by the modern kitchen and TOO
doing work household such 70 save gss'
ofme and anxiety Notwithstanding all these things "
the increased expense OF every article Of food the se's'" ne
from time TO time demanded additional wages and " esen
cessive demand been complied with they have ssa"s'
greater oortorce asbed for privileges and acquired sn "
ofinsolence which has become nsuferable
Ignorant s Just land ouhe emg ant ship and NOS ha's
pasd through Castle Garden knowing nothing abou. cooking
domestic empoyment and not the language boldly
gt doars per month while some Of those VINO nave oo
at service any length Of time viii not dsgn even 70
with spy one who offers lees than $40 $a with ms unoe
standing tina. they are every Sunday half Day ana Ns
evenings each week and the privilege Of the front oasemsnI
back parlor to receive ther company
The remedy for this Of things clearly with Inc noas
keepers themselves If they would do without help Tor Sas
month and kindly firmly these hcsssaDt
upOn often the evil would soon b. csreo
The phases Of character evDced BY the lsSoferS IN s
great city sfew years ago present. themselves among
the servant girls day 1t viii be- reeoeted that the
appended what little money they cOud raise IN nac'
banners proceson &C. and rather than work for Is cents per
day than the usual would spend gest part OF tnen
time louDgng about the parks and public oeioes
Nov any who will take the trouble 10 visit the dSeens
nteeDceoces Of city VIII and Eearly every crowded
from til might with servant girls waiting for to
and employ them and the usoent questions they ask and
the ,cor1u head with which they refuse le shaa 90
or So Il really amusing SELF-DEelAI-
Nelr- York, April II, 1860.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-18

MINOR POLICE ITEMs.-Coxswsin Burdett and q
b,e crew Harbor Police Monday evening boarded
the British Frsncis which showing signals
distress The Police found number Of boarding house runoeu
board who eDdesyorng to run oil the sailors the
svndpR scouIdres driven OF and officer len board
to captain any required sssa1 Boys
wa, on Monday locked Up by Justice connolly, charged with
having stolen worth Of fighting bull dog The dog has
money Any Jennings dog ps aud bis ownsr Joh'
Criu willing to lose him.. Thom CIonn aged 10,
was arrested on Monday nj lh suspicion Of burglary He
locked up in cell in the Sixth Wsrd Station HOUSE,
hence managed escape In most mysterious manner
George Speight young German shoe arrested
teray BY Officer with having stolen Sol Ia cssh
ard silver from Nicholas KirscAner Tho two men
together In shoe sbop In Atlantic street. Brooklyn
when took the articles which be brought to this
ety and disposed Speght confessed his crime and
committed BY Justice Brennan John Ycheuke OF
No $50 William street also accused the prisoner Of nsDs olsa
quantity Of and shoes from him. Speight will be
required to answer both charges
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-18

: CORRECTIONAL correspondent writes: " Your
tce OF the Of the Hoe Thomas j. Munday for iu-
pYopriety o. conduct calculated 10 meed the public. Mr.
Mundsy admitted acknowledged Clek Of the
District Court when mentioned in conHscon With
the Court called Clerk oo
as never entered upon duties Of Clerk and only heir
psctsut 10 the position and its emoluuen.s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-18

SUPREME COURT-CHANBERs-APRfL lI-before Justice
BOSNBY-DECsIOss.
Francis X. Crussell agt. Mary A. Crussel.-ReRort
confirmed, and divorce granted
Moses Sour agt. Matthew FIey.-MotiOn denied,
with Sl0 costa
Lewis Curtis ct al. sgt David Leavit Receiver
Prayer granted and reference to take account &C. Order to be
settled on two days notice.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-18

NIBLo's GARDEN.-The name Of the man who in
vented the fguifsart term Horse Opera" Is among
the hidden thipgs OF earth but the work Of that man
IemaLs The phrase was 81 iint semi.scornjul one,
but has at last become useful fit and expressive for,
in addition to the Italian the German, the English, and
the Congo Operas, we have Dbg "Horse" Opera in
genuine earnest. Never till very lately, thOugh-Mon-
Gay, April l6, lS60wss the happy that irst sat
before the metropolitan people opera with genuine
horse in it-maDe, tail, legs and rider all aye-au
doing their appropriate parts in the piece, and all going
aloit at the proper moment after the usual manner OF
horses with an unbrded disposition for aeroDau,ics
Eor, lsst night was gwen the first representation OF
"The Bronze Horse" us adapted for the ring and ele
vsted 70 the capacity OF professional equestrans by
Prof. james B Nixon of Nixon's Circus. Mr. Nixon's
version Of the opera success, especially the horse
part of il, which IL done IN much telling manner
than any Of the other companies nave ever attempted.
Tte Bronze Horse" spectacle is really capital
introduction 10 the other business of the circle, aud
pleased the audience nightly. The muec ia under the
election Of Mr. John Cooke, and all the appointments,
dresses rapprgs etc. have been the special care Of
Mr.. Nixon who has been lavish Of cash. and the real
fight OF real horss to the top of the theate e novel
aud startling feature.
With due respect TO managerial judgment, we would
suggest tha. three-quarters hereabOus Of the da
logue might be omitted, and the piece be much i'm
proved thereby. Al the dalcing, the tumbline, aud
other sports are cepiay done, but there is decidedly
too much talk.
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COURT OF OYER AND TERMINER-APRm f7.-Bsfors
Justice SUTHERLAND.

The Jury were impanoeled this morning in the case
OF Henry Karpes M for embezzng twenty barrels Of
-four op Bros tho 2h Of June, 1889 Tbs Jury
trying the question: whether the former trial In the
Court of Sessions embeEement 2h OF June Is
plea in bar Indictment Under this last question the
defense had the opening OF the Gaze.
INDICTMENT AGAINST AN Ex-ISsPEcToR or SIDEWALKS.
The Grand Jury brought in two indictments against
Alexander Ward late Inspector Of Sidewalks One indictment
charged him with felony IN receiving bride while holding
public Office The other indictment charges HIN with mde
eauor for The same cause Ward held bail the felony
Indictment In of 81 co. and the ms5emeanor In
djctment in the sum Of Geo. Mr. Forbes Holland became
bail fol MIR. Ward.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-18

THE BATTLE PosTPoSED.-The N. Y Clipper an
nounces that it has certain information to the effect that
the fistc fight postponed BY mutual consent till
to-day "Wednesday 18th. AT the latest dates In Lon
don, the betting was two 70 one on Sayers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-18

BULLS HEAD.-There was not Jolly grover AZ
Bulls Head yesterday. The market opened In gloomy
weather with gloomy forebodiDgs Oh the part OF tne
cattle brokers. The drovers and some speculaUng
owners of cattle lived upon hope until the market was
fairly open and the temper of the butchers tried and
then hope fed as it became evident that the market
would not prove equal to wha. it was a week ago.
There were 467 head of buocks in the safeguards or
within bailing distance and few more may be ex-
pecied in addition 10 that number 70 day, making
total for this weeks market somewhat larger In num-
Der than last week, aud the average considerably
heavier. 1t is the general opinion Of cattle brokers
that the opening day of the market this week was not
as good for owners by an average Of half q cent
pound as Last week. Very few OF the best buIocks
were sold at 81 cents net pound and many that
went off at that were estimated at extremely liberal
weights for the buyer. Our own opinion is tha' the
maxi this week will prove about the hardest one for
droveIs that they have met with in the year 1862
There were good many cattle sod yesterday, for the
shrevdeb of the statesmen seemed disposed to push OF
their stock at the best prices they could obtain. From
the indications believe that the report Of the mar
ket, which will be printed tomorrow, will show fewer
cattle sold at lOc net pound than any report printed
for years.