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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-04
NIRGINIA.-At Rules held in the CIerl,e.

W
Once Of the Circuit Court Of Hslen county, on Nom
day, the LIST day Of August 1884
Daniel Bsrsooi Of M.u v. osb.I dsesssd .us
% trustee and lsgatee In her wiz.
against
Peyton siRyith and others. ns1s Of hin and lssasee
said Nay v: 0aDen, deceased, Dem
The ohjeos Of this sut TO have The last win testament Of
the said Mary w. Oabe, The estatrE properly constru tbs
rights and Interests OF her of hin In ana 10
her estate ssoetained and adjusted estate Delivered
paid over and distributed 70 the entitled thereto;
counts Of ne executor sadsd and settled and he uctsa
and directed In the adminaon Of The snd saved harm
less In regard thereto And aidsvit hsvisg beoa nade
ana hled In the Of this suit following defend
ans, named In anamendsd supplemental exhibited 10 dis
suit either reside within portion OF the Virginia occu.
pied By the public enemy at court cannot
DC executed them that diligence has bsea used by and
In behalf OF the said plaintiff What County or CO.
eoraSn they Without eject Wis: Braxton srIck W
Macon and Nora biz vita Ri Nason Beverly Mason Ian.
don Mason william Pintnsy Mason Leila BrsIion Lucy
Mary Randolph Exabae Turner Norborne Berkeley and
Pofcher and Anna, his H ordered that thsy 40 apne.r
within enc month after due publication hereof and 40
necessary protect their interest," COPY Of dis or
der be pnbsh week for weeks In t Rie
mond Whg Newspaper puhshed cty Of Richmond anS
posted at tho front door Of the Court House county On
The IA day Of the NEXT county
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T II Z CITY,

JUICE Lyons COURT.-In this Oour yesterday, Josh.
ia Ovens, inocted for stealing watch from VIM CLARK.
SON. was put on trial, and the jury having heard the
evidence, found him gully and ascertained the term Of
dis confinement in the psnltentiary at one year.
The court then adjourned
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LOST BONDS AND CkhTlFICATEs.
NHE following Confederate States honda NOR

stolen destroyed by the public enemy near Arrueton
Depot Nelson coany on The lisa o. June ss Wa Seven pen
interest from July 90, 1868, N Jno Hcpsren
and Jos A. Wsdden, administrators Of Thos. O. BurvsIi,
decd; and six per cent Bond, No. 4o fer SxO0 Issns1
Dec r. 1853 with interest from Nov ~ 1ssS In nsnes Of Jo
Wsdde and Jno Hendren, admnitraers above Ilso
The cerncats Tor four Bonds skned by
Kinney, pePoa.y At etsunton Va, VS.: No. = Tor teco.
issued March 1854 snd No. for $780, Issued March
ssn NO ~ Tor ,susd March IL, 1894 osharins a.
Hsndrsn and J; A WsddsL sdnnisira,on = above. "'
III peoHoseon c.ds with uev 70 appioauon 70 he
as-sN ~ 4 wAppkh ssvaAsa VI
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S-S"TSTITUrIOE-sTATE RIGHfs.
RICHMOND WHIG.
sHIDAY nORNING. NOV. 4. lss4.
EVENINa WIG.

". shall publish, to-day, at O'Clock P. T., and
.,sr, succeeding day Sundays eGeePsoa 81 the same
hour. an evening edition Of the Wing. The Evening
Whig vii contain the lAteIs news By mall and telegraph
up . the hour Of going 70 Proal, editorials Local nI'
-, a, USO
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"ARAooKs ALAAHAo.-We have received copy Of
"Arrocks Virginia and North Carolina Almanac, for
1860. from the publisher, Mr.. James E Goode. i,
contains the usual variety OF interesting Inform ,iou
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WANTED-A Gentleman or Lady 10 teach
w two small children. boy and girl II Lady enc that
te.ch Music the plano aad LAn prsrfes ivI 1--WE
and 600 desrsd soud Ike boys or ir Al
boAdes and Civ the teacher the tuition Everyhnr fur.
bishse teacher and pupils except nshs. Aderen
De. r. J. X. HArOHLTT,
no1-eHs LunsLhurr d r. Va
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
HANovaR COUNTY, Va,
Nov. lst 1894

THR County of York, in the State of Vir
4 guis being occunied By the public ensmy-and IN puysu
anee the General Assembly passed Feb soh 1884
the following accounts are before the undersigned for sts
mem:
Bickerten L. wharton, Ex,r Of John z. winston
The same, Gdn OF Samuel Winston.
Ths saps, Gd'p q Elisabeth ?, 7, Winston.
psA-Hs poaWELI, osa.
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WGNax With eighty Sa man, and 10 due tllas. ana Ia
the right way, dAssd into their camp and captured and
carried away Ovss Snr hundred Ane horses and mulsI'
with eight prisoners. without the loss Of man.
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AAYoK's OFFICE,
RICHMOND, Nov. 2, 1864.
I WISH TO EMPLOY, AS WATCHMEN
for the city so active, able bodied ne Of good ccn,t utIou
over the age Of % good moral chaser Of
able vraeiy and Integrity The pay Il lO DER
day. with The privilege Of purchasing A the city ors such
family supphts 80 may be there found ., cost
noS-1t JJsRPa MAYo No.,
City papers requested 10 copy. '
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"a The Funeral of Mrs. CoRDELIA z. Cox
vile o. DR. e. W. Cox Of Lunsnburg county, frrHs
DoIn dAugni1r, OF bern Will be preached MuserneIC
Chulco In ali AZ, by the Rev. J. H. ontsgue The thd Am
day in N,venber, 1894. nosNei's
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NOTICE.

HAVING purchased the entire stock. debts.
IL &C., due the Concern OF O. r. PAGE Bso sutr, ali
persons notified 70 make payment sne Also In nv
possession, one-hs Of debts "a due PA &C BaO Baiers In
10 setls unt diAtsly. SAN IxGG
noa- dSts
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Thu Army Of the Vsllsv

s 81 last confessed, in letters from sseriSaas
hssSqusFtss, that the Yankee loss in the battle Of she
18Th ulL va net lsss than SsTSl thousand. As thsy
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$500 REWARD.
- A A A "

$500 REWARD.
RANAWAY from the subscriber on Friday
IL night The 9Th OF 0ceb er negro girl MARY Mary
bought hes,rs Lee Bowman Of Rohmoad, been
brought Yanceyve North one m nth
where she haA been living sx with Nit
chen. Her husband drives wagon In Yanrsyve She YES
BY Mr. Henry Davis OF Prince Edvar near aspect de-
pot vhert she has good relatives. Mary try NJ 70 net
oak No III Carolina, and viii awhile Mr. DE-
VS. and d. ub will travel forged BRIGHT
uulaao spare made 10 twenty years medium hrIshl ana
fall head OF hair with feminine ssshsr very
likely girl
vim give the above reward Of Ave HUNDRED dollars S0o for
her delivery 70 me and pay ell travelling sIpsns ave Lun
drsd dollars put In solas jail % l can get her.
R0Br. r GOODMAN
no 1-d1n' OarteTsvine p O., Gun bsrIsnd co.. Va
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MARRIEn.

meSlesoay NOV Attne readsnce Of DR. Bolton by The
Rev. Uf; MINI 'gsrode. A. ALsrIN SMITH o. ANY and
BEriE da gner OF ths late Philip hai,on Of Rlohmons
washington city papers please copy.
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DIED,

hadens Adventure, in PowbAan county, on Wednesday
VI Pete.Bburg.
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EDUCATIONAL.

A GENTLEMAN, exempt from military duty,
"a who hiss had seven years' pssncs desires
TEACHER He qualified 10 leach ell the Risher LII Rlhh
Br.ach.s together with Latin, Greek and hahsuacs FOR
mrtaer Information, address "RBGp
ests-cam' AvIssts. King william on.pty va
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lFsom ths seuth oarolinian.l

SCHEME OF CURRENCY AND FINANCE.
The following scheme Ia submitted for the eIamina-
ton and confederation Of cn who desire currency ap-
proxmatDg TO specie In its purchasing m'rket value
and who think t right and wish that the obligations Of
the Government should be measured BY the real value
s receives in exchange therefor 50 far as s is praO
BILE,
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A GENTLEMEN, permanently exempt from
military serviie, who has had y very
Teaching, and who recently held Professionally
college, desires sluAton Tator In private family or prin
eiPAl VI Asehoo Good reference given.
Address J. w KEEBLE
ne3 -es.s WEE ONE
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FROM THE UNITED STATES.

We received yesterday, New York Philadslphia and
Baltimore papers of Let nst including evening edition
Of the Baltimore AHsriean. The most Interesting fec.
tura of the nawa "A the
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The NEWS
IRON THE NoRrH EIDE.

Tbs body Of General Rlmseur, who vas MORALLY
wounded and tskon prisoner at Cedar Greek, was re-
ceived yesterday, BY HOkSs DiTsiOD' from the YAM
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haioF Robert Graham, Of GeOrgis, commanding !
battalion Of cavalry north Of Atlanta and the STATE
ROad, learning the Yankees we're grazing stock neal
TIE ChattAhOOshss railroad bridge, started out ffOE
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[ro TIE ASSOCIATED pnEss.l

Another Account of the Naval Opera.
ions I'm AIbenIRrie and MiSsissippi
Sounds.
WASHINGTON, October l0.-A communication
has been received at the Navy partment from
Commander Macomb, commanding the naval
forces in the sounds Of North Carolina.
He says that on the 28th ult. he was informed
by Colonel Wardrop that the latter intended
sending two army steamers up the Alligator
river that night to capture u party of Rebels
who were conscripting in that vicinity, and be
requested Commander MacOmb TO send IA gun
boat up the ScuppernOng river to head OF the
Rebels, should they attempt to escape that way.
Commander Worrell, of the Chicopes, was
ordered to send the Valley city up the river,
accompanied by the Martini to tow her OFF in case
she should get aground, and double-ender was
also stationed OIL the mouth of the river.
In crossing the bar a. the mouth of the Scuppcr-
nOng, the TaHey CITY grounded, and was fired
upon from a battery Of Whtworth field pieces,
which she returned, and drove the enemy off, but
by the time she got aaOa! il was too late to pro-
ceed further.
The army gunboats however, ascended the
river, and succeeded in capturing the Rebels.
The Navy Department has received information
of the capture recently of the schooner Oregon
by the steamer NarcissuS in Buo bay, Missis-
sippi Sound.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-10-10
PBILADEhPHEA rHADE REPORT.

MONDAY, October l0.-The eTatic movements
in gold and exchange, as well as the election,
attract the attention Of the merchant aud trade
moves sluggishly.
Cotton is nOminally held at $2l5@2-2O, but
there is no demand.
Cloyersced is selling in a small way at $9'7jGQ
$40 o. Ga lbs. Timothy ranges from $3.50 to
SO per bushel. Small sales of Flaxseed at
S3@3'lO.
In Quercitron Bark nothing doing; but holders
continue to demand $44 per ton for No. l.
The Flour Market is dull, and prices rule ire
gularly. Sales OF 2000 bbs. City Mills, extra and
fancy, on terms kept secret, and $4,000 bOls
low grade extra family at $40 IT, DBL The sales
TO the home consumers take wide range, say
from $3.50 to $3.50 for common and fancy lots
as in quality.
Rye Flonr is nominal at $3.50 For Corn Meal
prices are entirely nominal.
There is very little demand for Wheat and
prices are dropping; sales Of S(llO,090 bushels
red and amber at S2'0S92'l0, but lower figures
would now be accepted; 1000 BUSH good Western
white sold at $3.50. Rye has declined 20 Sl.65
Corn is in steady demand, and 2000 bush yellow
sod at Sl'60. Oats are dull, and &c. per bashel
lower; sales Of 2000 bushels Pennsylvania and
Delaware at sec. In Barly nothing doing. Barley
Malt ranges from 81 TO $3.50.
Coffee, Sugars, and MOlasses are inactive.
In Provisions the only sale worthy Of notice is
500 barrels Mess Beef on private terms.
Whisky,-Ihe demand is limited small sales
Of Ohio barrels at Sl'7S; and Drudge at $l'75.
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--latest Southern News
THE ATTACK ON BUTLER'SLINES
DESPATCH FROM GEN. LEE.
,---~~-,-,~->,,~.,,,-,->>o~~y,-~~-
Union Reports Confirmed
->-~-.~->-,--,e-,-~~~~~~~---~~~~-
Rebels Say they Took Four Hundred
Prisoners and Nine Pieces of
Artillery.
Union Reports Confirmed
BRIDGE OVER THE RAPIDAN
BURNED BY OUR TROOPS.

FoRTREss MONROE, October 0th.-The flag Of
truce steamer Ne,o York, Captain Chesholm,
arrived this afternoon from Aikens Landing
with Glty.hve commissioned officers and twelve
hundred and fifty enlisted men, ptroled at Rich-
moud, on the 9TH Of October, in charge Of Lieu
tenant Colonel j. Il. Mulgord, Assistant Com
missioner Of Exchange.
The Richmond Enquirer speaking Of the recent
attack on Buffers lines says :-"An engagement
took place yesterday on the Ddr5ytown road,
near Richmond, IT sultng in the rccapturc by our
forces of all the positions held by the enemy be-
tween that and the Newmarket road, five miles
below the city.
1--WE captured between 400 and 800 prisoners,
with nine pieces OF artillery and between 200 and
800 horses"
"An official despatch from General Lee says that
yesterday morning General Anderson attacked
the enemy ON the Charles City road, and drove
them from two lines of intrenchments, capturing
10 guns, caissoRs, and horses, ard a number Of
prisoners.
The enemy were driven to the Newmarket
road where they we're found strongly entrenched,
and were not pressed. Our loss is small, and
that of the enemy is unknown. general Gregg
died at the head Of his brigade"
Gan official despatch from Gordonsvlle last
night states that the Yankee raiders had burned
the railroad bridge over the RapidaH yesterday.
"a depatch from General Early &c General
Lee dated on the Ith Instant, says
"SheridAu's whole force commenced falling
back down the valley last night along the pike
The EHgutfeT Of the Sth instant says --"All
the Yankee naval officers, seamen and prisoners
in our hands will be forwarded North by Gag Of
truce to-day"
"LaIgo numbers Ofnegroes are at work strength
eung the fOrtiGCutions around Lynchburg."
SHERMAN is shut up in Atlanta by Forrest
with his lines of communication so destroyed
that his Government has net heard from him for
several days. He captured Atlenta but it may
yet prove his ruiz.
CHARLRsToN, S. c., October G.--GeneraI Hlr-
dee assumed command to-day,
The steamer Constance, six days from Halifax,
iB attempting to run the blockade last night, ran
against supkeu wreck and sunk in Eve minutes.
Only one mar was lost
"All is quiet except the usual bombardment on
the city and Fort Sumter"
The EnHBlineT says General BeGIregard's new
department inClules East LOUisiagP, Mississippi,
AlabaIga, and Georgia.
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WASHINGTON, October lO.-Ua to the bopr of
the departure Of the mail boat from civ P,,pt
yesterday, there had been no. active operationg
on any part Of our lines since the Rebel attack
on Buffers front.
There was report currS2t at City Point that
the corps Of General Esske had been swung to
the extreme left, viii ia put us within mile aui
half of the sou'hsidn railroad. In the execution
Of this movement no opposition was encous,ered.
nothing being m et bat small working parties OF
the enemy.
BrigAdier-S euerel Ferrero, commanding the
eolored diT'non OF the 9th Corps, came North
yesterday on leave
AT City Point, and m fact all aloug our whole
line, perfect quiet prevailed yestorday morning,
and there were no indications of anything deci-
sive being nesT at hand.
In General Buffers engagement on Friday the
relative losset are stated al General Grants head
quarters TO have been Union, two hundred aud
sixty and Of the Rebels, oue thousand. The
affair is locked upoa at the front as a decided
success for our arms.
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LATEST FROM WASHINGTON.



WAsHINGToE, October l0.-The steamer Nam
haitian arrived this morning and brought up
seventy five refugees and desorters, and one prl-
soner Of war. Among the party is colored
barber named +. I. Drcw who for some time past
has been serving on the Rebel ram Richmond as
captains steward
Drew was formerly employed in this city, and
seems TO he quite intelligent. He states that
unless the Rebel feet in James river is brought
into action very soon, there will not he men on
board to work them, so many have left by deser-
ton. The feet Numbers seven vessels, three of
them being iron. clad rams, each mounting four
guns and manned by about 10 men each.
The full complement is 100 each, viz The
Richmond, flagship, Lieutenant J. S. Marry
which Drew lett on Monday last she then being
below Chapin's Bluff; the Titgiaia, Lieutenant
Commander sheppard; and the Fredeyfcksb,yg,
Commander Thomas Roots.
The others are wooden vessels, mounting two
guns each, manned by thirty men, the compile
ment being sixty each, viz the beaufort,
Hampton, Nansea.Oad, and Drayy.
s'rrspual.
Hon. William d. Kelley, Of Philadelphia, had
an interview with the President this morning.
Political.
canvass Of the hospitals here shows that Lin
coin and Fenton will receive two.thirds of the
votes OF New York soldiers.
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
ornoE OF rns Ev.vwo rr.ranAr

OFFICE OF THE EVENING TEIFGRAPH,l
Monday, october 10
Government bonds are firm, WITH sales Of 5-20s
at 1917, and 1913 coupons Off; 6s of 1881 are
quoted at lO44@IO5; new City is are selling at
l0li, and old do. at 9S.
Railroad shares are steady, with sales of Read
ing at 60@60i; Pennsylvania railroad at 69I /;
Little Schuylklll at Al; Philadelphia and Erie at
S24, which is an advance and Long Island rail-
road bonds at 100; $50 was bid for Camden and
Ambcy; 81 for Philadelphia and Germantown
5Si for Minehill; 20 for North Pennsy vania; l74
for Catawissa common, and 364 for preferred.
City Passenger Railway stocks continue quiet.
Chesnut and Walnut sold at 81; 60i was bid for
Second and Third; 20 for Arch street; anil 25l
for Girard College.
In Coal Oil stocks there is less activity, but
prices are steady, with sales of Dazell at 81
Noble and Delameter at l3; Philadelphia and Oh
Creek at l I; ; aud McChntocl at 81.
Bank shares are firmly held, but there is very
little doing. Union sold at 46; l4O was bid for
Philadelphia Bank, winch is an advance of 4;
Al for Penn Township; 81 for Western !, % for
Manufacturers and Mechanics; and n for Con-
solidation.
There is little or nothing doing in Canal shares.
% was bid for Schuylkill Navigation, common,
$50 for preferred; 1884 for Morris Canal pre-
ferred; and IA for Susquehsnna Canal.
PHILADELPHIA STOCK EXCHANGE SALES, OCT. 10.
Reported by CsrksoR Co.. Brokers' Ne. III g. Third IS.
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LATEST FROM BUTLER'S ARMY.
A REBEL RECoNNoGssACCcE
The Rebel Rams at Richmond.
AsuccEss, rUL EXPEDITION
IN NORTH CAROLINA.
Capture of Valuable Prizes.


WAsHWGroN, OCronRR lO.-Tho mail steamer
| HoHlaHag from City Point, reports that since the
Tepulso OF the Rebels by Brncy all has been
quiet, with The exception that the enemy, on Stur-
day morning, made q reconnaissance ia force on
our extreme lcff, when some little firing took
place, but nothing grew out oft
The Manhattan, brought up seventT-fvc refu-
| gees and d,serlers, amongst them a colorcd m m
named Drcw, who for some time has been serving
on the Rebel ram Rictmoad, as Captains
steward.
He say that unless the Robo dees iu the james
river is brought into action very sJo1, there vii
not be- enough men TO man the vessels, so many
are leaving by de,crtiou. They are nov btrely
halEmanncd.
The fleet numbers seven vessels, three of them
being Ion-clad rams, each mounting four guns,
and each manned by ab n scventy-Gye men, the
full complement Of each being one hundred and
fifty men. The fleet is composed as follows
The Richmond, flagship, and steamer J. s..
Mdyy, which vessel was lying below Chapin's
bluff when Drewe heron Monday last, the VIr-
giHia, steamer Shcppard and the Frcderick,Jurg,
Commander Thomas Roots. The others are
wooden vessels, mounting two guns each, m an
ned by thirty men, the complement being sixty
men each, viz
The BeaUoyt, Hampton, NlnscDp2ad, and Drl,ry
Commander Marcomb, of the United States
steamer Shamrock, reports TO the Navy De part
ment from his vessel in Albemarlc Sound, that
on the 2Slh ult., two army steamers were sent up
Alligator river to capture party of Rebels who
were conscripting in the vicinity Of that river.
The gunboat Valley city was sent up the Soup
pernong river at the same time, to head the
Rebels of should they attempt to escape in that
direction.
In crossing the bar at the mouth of the Soup
pernong, the Ta2cy Cty grounded and was fired
on by Rebels from a battery of Whitworth field
pieces and by musketry, which fire the TaRey
city returned end drove the Rebels off. The ex-
pedition proved successful, and the whole Rebel
conscrpting party was captured by the expedi-
tion up the Alligator river
Admiral Farragut reports the capture off Texas
Of the blockade-ruhner Joln with eghJy-one
bales of cotton; also the capture of the blockade
runner oregon, in Biloxi bay.
The Rebel guerilla, Captain Cheatham, who
visited Sandy Spring, Mary land on Friday night,
attempted ON Sunday morning to plumber a store,
| five miles north of Rockville, but was driven of
| by the farmers around with shot guns.
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PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET.

MONDAY October l0-The receipts Of Beef
cattle continue large, and the market is rather
tirmer, but prices remain about the same as last
quoted. Extra are selling at l6@lG4c. a few
choice at 1850; fair to good at l4@l54o.; aud
common at from 9@l3c. per b., as to quality
100 head, sold to 60 to Baltimore, at from 81 to
74c. per d., gross.
The following are the particulars Of the sales -
li2 head, Martin, Fuller & Co., Western l4C8l6.
200 head, Mooney e. Smith, Western, l3Gl6.
10 head, Jones McClese, Western, l20l5.
1G4 head, T. McFillen, Western, l29l54
100 head, Joseph McFlllen, Western, l569l6.
30 head j. liathone, Chester and Va. H0l6i
50 head, Christy & Bro, Western, l0(0l4,
100 head, p. McFillen, Western, l35(0l6.
l2i head, Owen Smith, Western, l369l53.
40 head, u. @. Baldwin, Chester Co., l2(al5.
40 head, D. BransoD, Chester county l0(049.
ITO head, i. Hood, Chester county l2(0l6.
81 head, Chandler & Co., Chester CO., li@l6.
~ head j. Todd, Chester county, l4(0l5l.
O0 head, Il. Chain, Pennsylvania, l3@l6.
: Sheep-There is firmer feeling In the market
AMI prices are rather better; 6S00 head arrived
and sold at from 6@Si C. per Id gross for common
10 extra.
Cows are without change. About Il0 head
arrived ard sold at from S2O@$iO for springers,
and S30GDSBO per head for COW and calf.
iogs-PriCes remain about the same as last
quoted about z00O head arrived and sold at the
different yards at hpm Sl7 ~ 70 $40 the 100 lbs
heu 40 10 quality.