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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-10-20
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Characterization MISUNDERSTANDING
WITH THE PLANE THAT LIGHTS luB ROOM.
By the hame OF common latnp At fin,
eoAi ol cent worth of oil very comfortable breskft
Simple in conslrnctinY a.s,,, t.., f..
o%rutI % refuy Tor usv IN moment r1nveni,n,
to have on hand. Drugyisrs C.yeuiGp ''''''"'
,...,,t. fish's Lamp Is sne VI ihs most popular
questionable great saving is made in haatins snd
eookhg small articles, and be made TO eok meal
iVI sFeA many persons, VIII eh Is actually done an IN
,euis ,ce eaIs which carry the sick soldiers
For family use, hospital tent. bsrr,c,,
PIC mes hhhlngi nursery, sick room II l. an artt
~ }iiT s1ort utyond all proportion to It's cost
have tried the apparatns and ms, ,.;,,
% shH proclaim the same most ValuA le and indspsn
sibe article, and we now wonder how we could h,
ions done without IT, Ed CoR oil Circiiay
An economical con triy ,ucs for rs,t,,,, ~,
neat At short notice for sery and general hons, NIX
PutpuseH' one important poipt in M
Post. ~ L. heMlNg
fkiOEs FROM TWO To SIX DOLLARS.
CAPACITY FROM oNg TO -FOUR QUARTS
THREE ARTICLES COOKED AT ONE TIME WITH
ONE BURNER.
Arranged for Kerosene or Co Al oil. o,n.s
Descriptive lamphlet of Thirty pages farnIsbed g,.,.
Also
THE UNION ATTACHMENT
Piiei 90 Cents
10 u, Mtaehel 10 Common Kerosene Llmp or Gas
burner, py Whch Water may be Boiled and PooI
eookedi also arranged to support a shade
EVERY FAMILY NEEDS ONE.
WIN. d. RUSSELL, Agert.
NO 2O6 Pearl ST., New York
AoRsTs WANTED .re,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-10-20

The following quotations were furnisbed No J..
X. Il. Robinson Co., Bankers corner Of Fon,ty
aed Market streets, at one o'clock yesterdsv
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-10-20

INTERESTING TO HoUsEKEEPERs.-W We
find in Galignanis Messenger the article of
borax especially commended to housekeen.
ers as useful for many things. tits said that
the washerwomen of Holland and Belgium
so proverbially clean, and who get up their
linen so beautifully white, use refined borax
as washing powder instead of soda. and in
the proportion of large handful of borax
powder to about ten gallons of boiling water,
they save in soap nearly half All the large
washing establishments adopt the same mode
For laces, cambrics, &c, an extra quantity
OF powder is used, and for crinolines, (re-
qulred TO be made very stiff,) a strong solu.
tion is necessary Borax being a neutral
salt, does not in the slightest degree ininre
the texture of the linen; its effect is 10 soften
the hardest water, and therefore 1t should he
Kept on every toilet table To the taste il il
rather sweet, is used for cleaning the hair
IS an excellent dentrtice, and In hot countries
Is used in combination with tartaric acid and
1lcarbonate of soda as cooling beverage
Good tea cannot be made with hard water.
an waterway be made soft by adding tea,
spoonful of borax powder to an ordinary
sized kettle of water, in which 1t should
Doll The saving In quantity of tea used
VIII at least be one-fifth, To give black tea
haVor Of green tea, add single leaf from
the black currant tree.
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+ III + N A v Y.
ARRIVAL or THE cUNBoAr HEBrscus

ARRIVAL OF THE GUNBoAr HIBISCUS.
The United States gunboat Hebiscus, Lieutenant Mar
tine commanding, from Key West arrived at this port
yesterday morning The following is list Of her on
cers-
Acting Volunteer Lieatennm Commanding Vim. L.
MARITIME.
Acting Ensign and Executive OHcsr-J. Green Koher
Acting Enssgss-Chas. r. Scofhn, Josiah Thomas Geo.
B. Lowell.
Actsg Assiadnf Puymaster-Geo H Grif1ng.
Acting Assisidnf Surgeon-Jas q. Bassctt
Esgineeys-Second Assistant, 3 G. Gowing, in charge;
Acting Second Assistant, George Demkey and VIM.
Ray; Acting Third Assistant, George West.
THE PRACTICE sQUADRoN's CRUISE.
Tho Naval Academy Practice Squadron tbs year Ia
combining ts cruisngs to the east end Of Long Island
Sound. visiting Newport. Now Bedford. Gardiner's bay
and other placee Tho vessels under way largo
portion Of the time giving the young mdshipmen much
practical experience in handling the vessels Each mid
shipman takes temporary command Of the vessel
and performs evolution, and In this way oil become
familiar ith the duties OF an officer
The Practice Squadron 10 under the command OF Com
mander d. Men Fairfax and is composed Of the follow
ing vesses:-Marion guns tsloopl, $50 tons, Lieut.
Commander J N Miller; Winnopec, 10 guns paddle
wheel), 1000 tons, Commander j. ~ Grear Marblehead
guns (screwl 507 tons, Lieut. Commander s. Barnes
America, guns tschooner yacht, 100 tons, mate -
Hall
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-12
The Naval Race.

THE ALGONQUIN AND THE NAVY DEPARTMENT.
The naval which Is 10 take place between tho
machinery Of the Algonquin and the winoosk has az
sumed now phase and yesterday morning sensation
created at the Navy Yard by the actions Of tho
tending parties Rear Admiral Gregory was yesterday
notified by Mr Edward N Dckerson that his employers
had ordered to resist the preparations Of OF
the Admiras workmen ocut holes In the boilers and
pipes Of the Algonquin for the ostcnsble purpose
Of applying thermometer TO ascertain the power Of the
engines He denied the right Of the Rear Admiral to
alter the engine until had teen accepted by the Navy
Department and called on him 10 take such action as
would prevent the collision between his and those
Of the Navy Yard which must ensuc " the attempt to
alter the engine Of the Algonquin persisted in Mr.
Dickcrson also notified Chief Engineer sprague at the
Nayv Yard 10 the same effect
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Sad Accident mt Baltimore.
SIX PERSONS DROWNED.

From the Baltimore American, August II
On Wednesday night about halfpast eight o'clock,
batteau containing six persons three a0d three
men, was into, alleged by the steam tug George
Loane, in the harbor OH the old shpyard OF Mcssrs
Abrah6ms, jenkins wharf, near the west end OF
Thames street. and all the occupants drowned The men
In the bateau rowing about the harbor for plea
The cries OF the drowning persons attracted the
attention OF Mr. David L. Wheeden aud Others, who
exered themselves In effort TO them but ind.
ing II Intellectual set about to the bodies They
succeeded In the OF three hours IN recovering
bodies Of three OF the party named Susan Todd an
inmate OF the house OF Catherine White, on Eastern
avenue, near Caroline, and another named Michael
McGraw, formerly runner for John Anderson Of tho
Hibcrnia House. Thames street. Bond The
body OF the female was taken 10 her former home and
those OF McGraw and the other who recognized
removed by scrgeants Crawford and Hand TO the
Eastern police station Coroner Sparkliu being notified,
summoned jury OF inquest before whom the testimony
Of several witnesses given
On the conclusion Of the testimony the Jury consulted
and soon agreed upon verdict that the OF death
was by being accidentally by the tug George
Loano from careessnoss the part Of those IN tho
small boat. During the morning another was recovered.
II was that OF female named Julia German, who lived
Bethel street. Lancaster Her friends took charge
OF u for nterment II was ascertaned last night that
the unknown who had been Inferred in the morning
was Michael Fay, living In South Baltimore " -
stated that ke let family The bodies OF TIE other
two have not vet been recovered
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Brooklyn City News.

Tus Navy yARp fsArps The examination in this
was resumed yesterday and several witnesses Tor
the defcIce were examined Mr Noyes was the nfst
witness put upon the stand and submitted 10 most
critical xaminatiop by the Assistant District AZ.
torncy, Mr. Perry, but nothing was derived from hs
mony cenfct with his evidence on the direct cx
animation. Rebccca Maxson, Charles Maxson her nus.
band and Mr. Daniel Mcchan werc examined, and all
testified that they had seen bookcase or desk IN
the house The whole OF the evidence gwen yesterday
shows concusvey that the important par Of ihc inquiry
has no, vet been reached The investigation will bc
tnued daily until decision n rendered
Tgr Fvnn,S. srassr Disaster The laborcrs who
have worked 10 exhuming the bodies Of the three victims
oftbe Furman street disaster have not yet been paid Tor
their labor The District Attorney, Hon u Morris,
has taken tho matter In hand aud will do everything
his power to protect the rights OF those who have ~
occasions been worthy Of official protection The Dis
trct Attorney intends 10 bring the matter before tho
Grand Jury al It's next session for the purpose OF more
fully investigating the question of the falling Of the Fur
man buildings, and at the time 70 prove that
''tho lsborer " worthy Of bis hire"
srpps DEAN on Board rus FRrScD smP rALissAS -
The ship rasman Of Havre France arrived at the foot
Of North Eleventh street, D. Thursday, from Liy
crpool and about eight O'CLOCK the same evening sea-
man on board James Lision did suddenly Coroner
Barrett notified and held inquest at nine o'clock
last night From the evidoncs taken u appeared that
ceased had been In bad health during The voyage and
the day of his death suffering with parnyss Tie
Jury returned verdict accordance with these facts
Deceased native OF 81 Mao, Franco, aged hfiy ono
years The French Consul viii take charge OF his re-
mains and elects.
Tns LosEs NJ the KESr AvKNrE FIRE The ontre
loss Of Mcssrs lie nnger Th propro,ors Of the Eni-
pirc Flint Glass Works destroyed Thursday noon, wii
amount to about 100000, which there was only
si5 coo insurance distributed rs follows Iark
Insurance Company. go 500 Holman. s25o Market
An ocO. Columbia e2,5OO Cro'on. $500, Citizen
$500 Williamsburg City 50 900, FuIton, 81, 900 har-
inonv, 81 500, Exchange, $500, bfevoorb sS,vVo;
Noniauk. 81 900; st. Nicholas, 800
4 WIZ BK,rre sRvr 10 rur PssifENrrRY.-
keasp n wealthy grocer Of Grcenpont, WIS sent to The
ppncntiary ior h!rtv days W Judge Dnile! yWteiuy
ior beating bs wiio numerically the night prev'Vus
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The Tsnnesses Election,

NASHVILLE, August H. 1855
The Press and Times this morning contaias the follow
ing
The representatives elect in the respective districts
are as follows
n G. Taylcr, Upper Eas, Tennessee, almost q ccr-
taip,y
Horace Maynard, ROCKVILLE district
AS r Faulkner. over stokes, in the Chattanooga
district
w B. CarnpteI. Nashville district
d. q. Thomas Cia,kesviiie district
Colonel Hawkins over Eiherdgc, IN West Tennessee
DR. Ietw,sx. Memphis district
EcwWd Cooper. sbsoyyae disu'et
Falikner We fear. Is elected over stokes. and WI
vote With Governor Campbell lad Mr. Thomas Il they
get acbarce to vote al al.
Maynard atd Hswv,us can be depended on cup.
porers OF rbera, NATIONAL POLICY, and we hope also
layer DR.. Lenwick also reported to be good Union
mao
The chances OF the admission Of our delegation are
not very Gathering The Union says Colonel Hawkins
undoubtedly elected hs majority, for as heard Of,
being .7lo
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steamer 90 cruise about the spot where the Pewabc sunk
II is proposed ALSO send diver to the wreck. The
books and papers OF the lfated steamer were lost II
is therefore, impossible 10 give complete istor the
passengers who board but the list already tele
graphed comprises those saved.
The Pewabc built last year, and was valued at
one hundred thousand dollars She was insured Tor
SIXTY thousand dollars
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The Great Eastern Not Seen
Since July 81.
The Sphynx Parts Company with Her on
That Day in Latitude 53 AZ,
Longitude 20 OF.
the ST. LAWRENCE cAELE A FAILURE.
THE ARMOR ENTIRELY GONE,
&C., &C., &c.

Arrival OF the Clara Clarftn Ut Norah
sydney, g. B.-Thc st. Lawrence Cable
Failure.
NORTH SYDNEY, c. B., August II, 1865
The steam yacht Clara Carita has arrived having 'eft
Port au Basque last evening.
No dings had reached that point Of the Great Earern
up TO that time
Engineer Everett whose experience IN laying the nrst
Atlantic cable entities his opinion to great respect, oa-
eves the laying Of the second cable is now failure
Mr. Mackey, the telegraphic superintendent at Capo
Race, is still hopeful.
The expedition of the Cara Clarita IS failure, tho
armor Of the st. cable being entirely destroyed
in many places
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.,,.n,r R,,lroad Cntrutrophe.

A PASS gNGEa CAR rREciPIrArEp FROM J. BRIDGE
FOUR PERSONS NILgp AND sEvsgAL nrveep.
Mus rrs Iowa, august II 400.
Tho train fron this lace TO Washington yc rlN
,r-oon broke h~ueh p,hrdgc al Ainsworth, enc ',fs
, passerger cas vas .cc,p te,cd into The c,r7h
ons wesa killed. and soyc,a, wounded
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-12

SARSIA, W, August II, 1896
General Grant and party arrived here this evening
from Buffalo large crowd turned out The General
declined making speech To night there will be
grand procession in Port Huron in his honor The Gene
raj leaves for Detroit in the morning.
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.su.o,a, Despatch to the Herald.

HEARTS CONTENT, N F., Ausupto u,
Via Nonru SYDNEY Z b., August ii, lsoo
The steam sloop efwar sphynx, Of the cable hcet ar
rived here last Sunday having parted with tho Or a.
Eastern and Terrible on the 9th uit, In latitude May
two degrees forty three minutes longitude twenty DC
rrccs two minutes during very heavy sea and stormy
gale from the westward Everything was working wc''
When the sphynx sighted in Tririty bay the en-
tire cable ee was reported arrived, and great eSce
m .nt prevailed Two proceeded down the nay
early in the morning meet the Great Eastern, with
large party Of prominent persons On board Ther ds
appointment was great. |
About noon OF the same day three guns were nred
down the bay and IL again reported that the Great
Eastern had arrived The firing occasioncd by the
steam sosp.of war Royast mistakins the sphynx ana
the Stevenson for the cable ncot thick fog pre-
vailed at the time.
There are no signs OF the big ship yet and the cable
people are beginning give up all hopes Of her arrival
There wore thousands OF visitors last week but they arc
now going home disappointed.
Governor Musgravc has just arrived from the Galeea,
sixty miles out at sea.
The weather Is now very foggy, wet and uDfayorab'e
for the approach OF the feet
The Latest Report from Aspy BAY
AsPy BAY. C. B., Argus, I'LL 80 P. NJ
We have nothing later from Hearts Content than was
embraced in the dispatches from sydney today
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Canal Tolls for 1853 and tho SIX Previous

From the Albany Argus, August III
Tho yec.nte nf canal toIs from e opening OF navga-
,ion IN iLc la dav of Anous Is6j arc . St 800 90
ca,oe ror rsei Il 7ep $50 ,ompar4dve lOfs t4s 90
cs,no cor 1eel . i0i 703 connarafiv loss yI3 59s
so,nc ~, isgo 2fbI 200 Cohimlati,e Q loss 800 30
SO ne for 1901 14iG104 Comparative 'oFs. us l5f
s., no ior 1900 it5L4,2 ComiAfa'Nc GAIN. lSa f3s
sa, ,a lor iS.q CSC 40 Comparative fpin. 6ls,GGi
Tho rIstI I've ,rc- md game between 1895 aud lie
p-o nous yrai, i5w niUtiia tir Dcet.--
ioc ,aqes a NtyantcrB lock n Way, June and Jciy,
If ye e. .........ss tlVbJv
Nai4, ~ H. Va, .,...ts,. s.+.ss'..ss...t. $3.50
comparative fnl ,..... .,. ,l6i
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The Sphynx Mt Hearts Content without
the Great Eastern.

HEARr's CONTEXT, August o,
VIA NoRTH SYDNEY c. b., August IL, 1860,
The British gunboat Sphynx arrived here to-day Sun
day) at FIVE NJ under canvass, having been short OF
coal since Friday night
The sphynx left behind by the Great Eastern ana
the gunboat Terrible Thursday evening" July ~ dur
ing strong westerly breeze and head sea, not being aoo
to keep up with the others.
Since that tme although she steered the proper course
the sphynx has seen nothing OF the Great Esternfor
the rerr bic.
She reports tho weather favorable for laying the caoe
when she parted 6:l5 NJ. on the 9th ut at wh'c"
time they latitude 81 degrees ana 20 minutes
and longitude 20 degrees and minutes
Captain Hamilton Of the Sphynx, says he cannot 80
how he could have passed the feet without seeing them
The weather here has been all that could DO desired
but Il has been thick TO the seaward
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Match Against Time on Fashion Course.
A match against time for $500 came or yesterday
morning on the Fashion Course, Young Morgan, OF
wcstbury Long Island Of one thousand three hundred
pounds weight, being matched 10 trot one mile In ESQ
carrying wagon and drver-three hundred pounds The
mile mas made In 2l6k
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-08

FOR SALE-THE LARGB DOUBLE
l. House, "a and s5 Prospect street suitabla for 4
card lng house. Terms eaaY. Enquire Of CONWAY
". hOBIE, at The once ot 5aeSus NeQse. fels:F
WANTED IMMEDIATKLY.-FOR
W the Qusrternsster'7 Department, Nashville
1enn-s l2uO LaporerH WAGES 50 per month and IA
tons. None need apply but stout, able-bodied men,
willing to eBgags Tor six months. TRANSPORTATION
punished. Apply to D. SHERWOOD, Q. N. gent,
commercial House, Cleveland, o. VIII leave Cleve-
And every Tuesday and Friday. iRn3l
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-08

4SoRHAsED oOHEESAAHpS.-The report of
special corcamittss passed the Council last
nisnI =, Recommending the giving of iresaIs-
cd compensation to certain city oRcers,. -
confederation of extra services rendered. ,,
them. The extra amount voted botS AZ.
officers, in addition to their salaries va,
increased as given below
James Hill. Chief Fire Engine II. from
$500 to $500. AVA
Jacob Schroeder, Clerk of POI .ce Court
from $2O0 to $4o0.
q. n. Smith, Superintendent of the In.
hrmary, from $500 to $40e.
Gilman Falsom, EupeEinAE ndeut of Mar.
kets, from $3.50 to 5000
Willie Benton, Page 10 CITY Council, from
S12 to SIS. --'--
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-08

sOLD1ERs' HOHE.-Ths building proposes |
to be added to the Home on its southern
end has been put up, and is nearly eneIos
ed. It win probably be com1Shted thi,
week. Itis nearly forty feet long, and vii
give room for twenty-five additional beds
The partition between the old Sleepinf:
apartment and the new enc, will not be ta..
Ken down, but the two rooms will be united.
AID separated by a door cut shI ,ouEh the
dividing wall. The curtained apartments q;
in the sitting room viii be remove ID, sivinr
more space there where It is ne eded, A
wing will also be built on the We vt side Of
ihe HomeD off from the reception n room,
which will be kind Of sentry room for the
accommodation of the Assistant Superiu-
'eadent, who, st night, has to watch, or |
..eep with one eye open, as q shepherd of
ne iold' ready 70 drive of wolves, or let in
rus-biue wanderers,
Asogethsr, the Home viii be, when sn.
.aeo ln this last improvement, a very
'pYsa'sSE a well as useful INSTITUTION.
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8FaI estate AqEuFiEs.
TNO. g. JENNINGS REAL ESTATE
u AGENCY.


- A9ENO1s
CITY PROPERTY FOR SALE.
Huntington strest-Houss and Lot, 5000.
Greenwood strset-House and Lot, u, 900.
Lake Street-Houss and Lot, Sl.6oo.
ScoVill Street-House and Lot, 1000.
Lake Street, near Ede-Four Brick Dwellings,
Near vineyard strset-House, Saloon and Lease
Perry streSt-TwO HouIes and Lots, $500
each.
wilson AYsnus-Lsrge Brick House and Five
Prospect street-BrIck House and Lot 5000.
Prospect Etrest-fWo-story Brick Honse and
Lot, e5 fset front, &, 500.
Prospect strest-TW0-Story Frame House and
Prospect strsss-11z Itsry Frame House and
Huron street-I5< story Frame BOuSe. $500.
Brick Hotel, known as the -'Stillman House."
on Columbus street.
Good House and Lot, No. 1A0 Lake st.
Vacant Lot between River and Canal, near City
Mills.
Vacant Lot on old river bed, near Pontoon
Bridge-hrst rate for Dock or Manufacturing.
Vacant Lot on Euclid street, lO0x100 feee
Vacant Lot On Prospect street, 50x200 fest.
Vacant Lot on Clinton street, near Kentucky.
FARMS AID OUT PROPERTY.
IS Acres OF ans Fruit Land adjoining BTaten.
nhlB, two miles from the city, on the Lake shore.
Several good Farms Of from 40 to 200 acres, to
20 miles from the city.
A large and nice stone House, Stone Barn, and
20 acres we'll cultivated land with great variety of
Osn be bought for less than the value Of the build
inR1. JOHN g. JENNINGS,
Real Estate and Insurance Agent,
febls AtEstsr Building.
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CHIOAeO MARKET-Msreh:z.


In ELzaaAYz.l
Wheat-Firmi advanced 16elo. sales 81 sT7I
C0F1-DuIl. declined 1011Is.
Oafg-Firm st 5e1<860o.
HIghWines-B1ii; So 1897 Is.
ROgB-Quiet ct SIS 25314 90.
POrk-heaJ $50 5o9sS 90; prime mess active
and advanced 60Gs76.
HAms-I7925c.
LRrd-Dul It 2l3z022c.
Reecipts-Flour, $500 bbls; wheat, 1900 bu;
corn, q, coo bui oats, n.eSs-
EEW YORK CATTLE MARKEE.
iBT IELEqRAPH.I
NEE YoRK, March !, 1895.
The current prices for the week At AL the mar
n BeeS CattIe--lst Quality S22 OO@as 90; ordi-
nary to good quality SIS 5092O 90; common quali-
u SIS O0916 90; inferior quality SI2 eo9l2 30.
Cows and CafVes-lst quality $50 OO9lOO Coz
ordinary $50 Oo975 90; common quality $50 oO9
80 90; inferior quality $40 OO9bO %.
Veal CaIyes-1st quality, B D, 131zg14o; ordi-
nary quality 121<9131S; common quality llZ 9l2s;
inferior quality 101<911c.
sheep and LAmbS-ELtraa, per head SO "
an co. prime quality $40 OO9l2 O0i ordinary quail
81 50 O09IO 90; common quality 81 5O9s 90; tnfs-
sUine-Heavy Corn-fsd, 2 u, ls5z9l4e; light
and medium 1871; still-fed 13@13Ho.
Ths market Tor Beef Cattle remained about the
1ams as last week, with the exception Of strictly
prime Cattle, which, bsing scarce, active and
some what higher. There weie no choice Cattle on
last week, bat thsrs we're more sales ss than
last yesk. AsgS were rather lower, with light de-
mand.
Receipts Of 81 stock at the yards for this we k
and last week were a. follows:
Besvss, total, ss23 cows, 106; veal calves, 4ss
sheep and lambs, 1884; swine, 46l8.
Total last Week-beeTes, 6sle; cows, 152; veal
calves. 7Os; ahseD and lambs, l4.A6s; swine 1883
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NV TOBK m1RKER-EaroE :.
IBx 9EERazARz.I

CetsOn-Dun and lower. Sales at soas1s fsr
FloGF-sssto and Western dun, hsaVy ana
saIs1 q 80 OsolO IS ior extra stus; so %
Gil 90 for common 70 good shipping bra6dl extra
round hoop 0nio; sl1 o5919 % for trads brands.
WhlskY-Ass7y and lower. saia at 81 IS
Whe@s-ousss and without decided ehangs.-
sales white " wesssrn e 81 IS and good winter red
COF1-Without dsciIsd dhapgs. Sales at
e1ySo for old mixed western In store.
Oefs-dun and nominal Eales at 81 lS0
PeEroEsuEa-Q Quiet. Crude $50; refined IN
bond e70sse; do frt0 sI9sso.
W0ok-Dul.
COfIee-Firm but quiet,
slSar-ouiet. Sales at 150l71zc ( Mus
coEado
POrk-Opened dull and closed frmsr-
Sales at $50 oo936 IS for nsE mess S34 o0S
81 Is for 1864 do, eaAh and regular WaY-olos-
inE ct 3s4 90 oaah; $50 o0R3O IS for prime
and SS5 003S6 so for primo mssa. Also ], SEQ
barrels new mess, for April and Nay, ct buy
ar's option, ct ST 259S7 so.
Be6E-stssdy ct ls032c fer plain mess and ne
Rsaf Hams--stoady At SEE sOs27 50.
Dressed HOgB-Heayy and nominal
Rae0n SjdeS-Modsrate demand; 195<02oo
for Cumberland cut, 2l0HHe for IhoFt Ribbed
and N<021o long ribbed.
Cut neat8-Steady ct l79lee for shoulders
KaTd~HsS71 at ls<oas7le, aadehOice at assss
B15fier-Dun at ales4o for Ohio and 2s@G2o
Cheese-stsady at Iseaso.