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The Ebensburg Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1865-1871, 1866-01-25

Our COMMON SCHooLs.-We have re-
ceived copy of the annual report of tie
State Superintendent of Common Schools
for the school year ending June 5, 1865.
1t embodies much interesting information
relative to the present condition of the
common school system, with resume of
its past history and look into the future.
From the statistical table of districts, we
CLEAN the following figures with reference
to Cambria county
The Ebensburg Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1865-1871, 1866-01-25
Amount paid in to Treasury ....$17,41a 4s

Amount paid in to Treasury y...-Sl7 Alb 43
An accompanying statement shows the
valuation of real and personal estate in
Cambria county, and taxable for State
purposes; the assessment of tax thereon
for 1865, as fixed by the Revenue Com
missioners at their last triennial meeting;
also the halfmill tax authorized per act
of May 16, 1861 the population of the
county in 1860, and the number of tax
ables for the year 1865. As follows:
Assessment of tax....................... $3.50 SO
Half mill tax per act May l6, '6l... 1,0sl SO
Population .............................. 29,3l3
Taxables ............................." 5,s95
The Ebensburg Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1865-1871, 1866-01-25

A MATTER OF UNooNeERN TO Us
The Dem. d Sent. pretends not to like
the course pursued by The A0eghanian in
granting to the criminal Buser the privi-
lege of making public through these col
umns, certain statements in his own de-
tense. Without entering upon discussion
of the question of the abstract right of the
condemned man to make himself heard at
this day upon a subject which to him is
of life and death Importance, we would
merely say that we do not print a paper
having for its object, either immediate or
remote, the approval or applause of the
Dem. & Sent. We are therefore sublime
ly indifferent as to whether our neighbor
likes our course, or dislikes it.
The Ebensburg Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1865-1871, 1866-01-25

DIED-At his residence, in Westmore-
land county, on the 18th instant, John
Rhey, Esq, aged about rs years. The
deceased was at one time resident of this
county.
The Ebensburg Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1865-1871, 1866-01-25

CAMBRIA COUNTY AND THE STATE
TREAsURY.-We are in receipt of the
Auditor Generals financial report for the
year ending November 80, 1865. From
it we learn that Cambria county paid into
the State Treasury during the period en-
braced in the report, the following sums,
to wit:
Isaac Wike, Treasurer, Auc. Com,.$ % IS
Tax on Corporation Stocks, Cambria 81 1s
iron 20. 1923 81
Jchnstown Gas and Water Co.......... Sc 80
Tax on Real and Personal Estate. ....3482 IL
A. j. Rhey, former Treasurer........... 548 66
Tax on Loans, Boro. Johnstown...... % II
cam Drla Iron 943 80
Tax Net Earnings or Income, Johns
town Gas and Water Co............... 4 SO
Tax on Enrolment of Laws, English
Envag. Luth. Church Johnstown... 25 90
Johnstown Hotel Co...................... 20 90
Incorporation Cambria Iron Co... 3lO 0U
Authorizing construction of railway
by G. I. Co. and Johns. Mfg. Co... Ito 90
Tax on Writs, Wills, Deeds, &C., Jos.
M'Donald, Proth'y $50 co
James Griffin, Register. 435 54
Coll. Inh. Tax, James Griffin. CT 53
Isaac Wike, Tavern nLicenses........-1459 s5
Retailers Licenses. OIL
Theater Circus and Menag Licenses 95 90
BilIiard-room &c., Licenses........... 1876 SO
Eating house &C., Licenses............. 5I3 60
Distillery and Brewery Tax.............. 142 so
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Rooms
Half Square North of the Diamond,
sept. 20. EBENSBURG, PA.
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\. ,'cRE-The first of the series
!, 'Slng gotten up by Rev. R. G.
/, 'na In behalf of the people OF
! . : Was delivered in the Court
EB4aae tuesday, evening by Rev. s.
Bal" g%0urg. Subject, "The Worm
l.. We have only room to say
M I~a o appreciative audience was
NJ mat the lecture was a COM
The Ebensburg Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1865-1871, 1866-01-25

GRAHAM's LETTER TO DANIEL
f-Considerabls curiosity having
oppressed to know the contents of
Ter addressed by Mrs. Graham to
Buser, prior to the trial of the lat.
murder, we lay before our readers
copy Of that document:
ALLEGHENY CRY, Aug. Ia, 1865.
Soo'T-Sr: We are all well at pres
your wife is still living with me Miss
Your wife Received your kind note
S@tfOr her, US was glad to hear from
al ~. Flie frettes a great deal about you
nave been talking to som of the ma
9oat Matters but cod not get ary sat-
y there is but litel said about Matters
nave to be sumemons and then you
out what they know IL tell you as
can tell 1t was on the Sd of gune
eppt me and on sunday the 4 Mr..
sot MS hand cut, on Monday Isac
'uaI collered man finished his sellar
tuesday afternoon Mr. Reede moved
= JILJ,pSol ONO there is Issic Reede and
Hi5 brother John Reede that knows
ne Shat | have now told Won so Mr.
leeae and John Reede and Flc;ntbaa
AaG MI Barnes and Martha his W;fe
johnston all think will be pno5
lor you was over to the bridSs N
man he said he cod not mind an,
9Ou' you crossing the bridge the
w Must have and Mr. barnes and
ar. Af Johnston and Miss fisher Won
"' as can find out abut the
a.. - we contents of one page; the
vas torn off and destroyed. The
a''n' however, is said to be com
-@'iy completed
"'f was given in evidence on
''a the purpose Of discreditino
'ny from the stand of Mrs.
:. we OF the principal witnesses
'4n0nWealth. Mrs. 6. stated
- 'Non that she wrote the letter
49,. nuser's wife, and in answer
MI. su BY the wife from the pris-
4'pg about witnesses, &c.
The Ebensburg Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1865-1871, 1866-01-25

"THE SECRET SERvIcE-THE FIELD,
THE DUNGEON, AND THE ESCAPE
Horace Greely writes as follows of RicE-
ardson's new book: GA great many
books will yet be written concerning this
war, in addition to the many already in
print; but not one of them will give with
in similar compass clearer, fuller, more
readable account, entirely from personal
observation, of the nature, animus, pur-
poses, tendencies and instrumentalities of
tAe SlaveholGe;s' Rebellion than does the
unpretending narrative of Mr.. Richard
son." This book for sale only by snbsc-ip-
tion-Scott w. Jones agent for Ebens-
burg and vicinity.
The Ebensburg Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1865-1871, 1866-01-25

SHERIFF's SALE.-The following real
estate will be sold by the Sheriff of Cam
bria county at the Court House, Ebens-
burg, on Monday, 5th February, at one
o'clock, p. m.:
Piece or parcel of land, the property of
Robert NJ. Lemon, situate in Washington
tp., containing 300 acres, with coal
bank, lateral railroad, and other improve
ments thereon.
Piece or parcel of land, the property of
Patrick Keelan, situate in Richland tp.,
containing so acres, acres cleared.
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The Ebensburg Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1865-1871, 1866-01-25
OUR J0HNsT0WN LETTER.

SOMETHING OF A sENsATIoN-A DoUBLE.HEAp-
ED NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. DENouEMENT-
SAD AccIDENT-RUN oFF-LoI TEE POOR
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-09-28
LETTER FROM LoUDoUN COUNTY.

ICorrespcnd encc Of the Alexandria Gazette ]
LEEsBURe, Va Sept 26, lS66-The three
men spoken of in my last letter as being in jail
in Hagerstown, arrived here to-day, heavily
roned, and in charge of deputy sheriff, IhoS
f. Taylor, Sydnor Bennett and Sumnerhrld
Bolyn.
The names of the prisoners are Edward
Wright. who is said to have stolen Mr.. Joshua
pusev's cattle, which were recovered sometime
since; he was once a Confederate soldier, nom
iaaliy of Colonel White IS command, but usually
operating on lis own hook--George Campbell,
Confederate soldier, who formerly lived nfal
the Dry Mill, above Leesburg ana Lhndon L.
Lovett, at one time a Confederate, but alter
wards operating with the United States troops
whether as an enlisted soldier or not am I'M
informed. They were found some weeks ago
passing through some village on the National
Road, in Maryland, riding horses with 'ilnd
brides and wagon saddles, and were arrested Oh
suspicion LovctL shot a man named thahnei
in this county, as he says, tor attempting 10
rob him; and he also shot negro on tho n II,
of the election, and had escaped arrest until the
preseut time although a company OF United
States cavalry was stationed 10 this county Tor
several weeks mainly to arrest him and another
man They will have their examination on tile
End Monday and be tried at the Circuit Court
on the Ord Monday of October if all parties
arc ready | have heard OF no charge against
Campbell but being found in company with these
men in possession OF stolen horse The horses
belonged toa Mr., Grub, living between The
Hills, near Harper Ferry. .-..-z
This is the second day Of the storm, which,
broken by one bright day, commenced again
Yesterday 1t has rained all day, at tunes very
hard. | am afraid the Loudoun aud llamp
shire Road will be a fixture at Belmont Sta
tion five miles below this place, fur the winter;
hut hone NOT .. ...... ALTQUlS.
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DIED.

This morning, Sept 18th, at II clock, ADA,
twin daughter of H. 5. and c. Martin, aged y
years and 5 months. zss- The friends of the
family are invited to attend her funeral, from
the residence Of her father, No. l13, Prince st.,
on Sunday next, at 5 p. NJ
Dearest Ada thoI hast left lis,
Here thy loss we deeply feel
But It's God that hath bereft us
He can all our sorrows heal
Yet again we hope to meet thee, -..
When the day Of life is fled;
Then in heaven with joy to greet thee
Where no farewell tear is shed.
Thursday morning, at Evergreen Cottage,
Fairfax County, Virginia, MANY, only daugh-
ter Of Thomas and Susan Dryer, aged three
Years and six months
On the 18th instant, in Warrenton ERNEST
T.. infant son Of John and Mary Edd aged
tour years and twenty five days.
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MISS MARKS SEMINARY.
r AMPS, LAMP GOODS 81 OIL.
WIN. COGAN.

Is, North Royal Street,
offers for sale Lamps in great variety, from the
little Tom Thumb to the most ma gntcent Par
lor Lamp; Cut, Ground and Plain Globes;
Chimneys, all kinds and sizes, Brushes, Wick,
and all other goods in the trade at the most rea-
sonable prices. Especial attention is called to
large lot of Stand Lamps just received, purcha-
seq at extremely low figures, and offered at cor
responing rates. All who want rent bargains
in handsome Paror and Table camps had bet
ter come quickly. NH ST
QTRAWBERRY PLANTS, &c.-5O00 Straw
~ berry Plants, just received from the most
reliable nur.erynen. Also, daily expected to
arrive, Grape Vines, RasDberres, Blackb cherries,
and fruit trees, IN proper season for planting
HENRY COOK,
sep 10 30. King St
TLDEk FLOWERS, GENUINE BRO WI
~ Windsor and CASTLE Soaps. Whites and
Thurston's Tooth Powders, Lilly White, and
Assorted Iomades, Just received and for sale by
WAKEFIELD s. HALL,
sep Is Druggists. cor. Prince s. Fairfax sts.
ChOICE PICkLIN VINEGAR
~ Sugar-cured Hams.
Small Breast pieces and Shoulders.
HOUGH s. TOLsON,
sep loft cor. Prince and Pitt SITS.
SOUTHERN UNIVERSITY SERIES OF
~ READERS, ID and 3rd, just received and
for sale at FRENCHS BOOK AND STA
TIONER4 STORE, 1O4, King street. For sale
wholesale and retail
sep 12-tf GEO. E.. FRENCH.
IN BONES B. +. BABBETS SOAP, for
IO sale by aug9-tf F G SWAINE
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-09-28

It seems to be admitted now, that part OF
the radical programme for the next session Of
Congress, is an impeachment of the President.
II they should do this-of which we confess
we still have our doubts, however much their
leaders may desire ia very fearful issue
might at once arise, should the President in
self defence take certain course, which the
Radicals say he will take. The times are out
of Joint
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SHOOT u LOWE, +. y. sep 13-laW4W

VIRGINIA:-.it rules held in the Clerks
Y Office of the County Court of Alexandria
county, on the 5rd day of September 1866, Sa-
rah King, plaintiff, VS.. Charles Vernon, and the
heirs Of Mary Vernon, his vile, decd names
unknown, John Haynes and Margaret his wife,
Jacob King, VIM. King, Hannah King and the
heirs Of John King, names unknown, defendants
In chancery.
The object of this suit is to obtain decree for
partition or sale ofthc estate of which Judson
King died seized.
The defendants, Charles Vernon, and the
heirs ofMary Vernon, his wife, names unknown
and the heirs of John King, names unknown,
not having entered their, appearance and
given security according to the act Of Assembly
and the rules Of this Court, and it appearing by
affidavit that they are non residents Of this State
it is ordered that the said defendants appear here
within one month after due publication of this
order, and do what is necessary to protect their
interest in this suit; and that copy Of this or
der be forthwith inserted in the Alexandria GA
zette, q newspaper published in the city of Alex
ardria, once a week for four successive weeks,
and posted at the front door of the Court House
of this county. copy teste:
j. -TACEY, Clerk.
BRENT s. WATTLEs, Z. .. Sc 7-iaw4w
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. COURT EOTICES.
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

" 49, ..--- ...... .'..-
Peter Hendricks administrator vs.. Amos
Bardcn-In chancery. ..-....
Extract from q Decree rendered in the above
Il C, at the June term, 1866, OF the Circuit
Court Of Fairfax county: 1T is ndjudged, or
dcred and decreed, that Nj. ID. Ball, Of the
Master Commissioners Of this Court do take
and state an account Of the amount due the
estate of Peter Hendricks deceased, under the
deed Of trust OF, Thomas Moore from Amos
Barden and wife, of date August 70, 1860; as
also any money paid in the shape of taxes or
assessments TO the State Of Virginia, or the
United States, in the real estate conveyed by
said trust deed by the complainant; -also an
account Of the jud gments and other liens, with
their several priorities, existing upon the land
in the bin and proceedings mentioned and that
he do ascertain the fee simple and annual value
Of said real estate and that the said commits
sioner do convene the parties before him, at
such time and place a, he shall appoint. q i i:
and that he do make report to the Court ut the
next term, with any special matter he may deem
pertinent, or that any party interested may re-
qure him TO state" a copy tcste
VIM. B. GOODING, Clerk
COMMISSIONED OFFICE,
FAIRFAX COURT HOUSE, Sept. II, 1866.
Notice is hereby given that l have fixed upon
WEDNESDAY, the 18th day of October next,
to execute the provisions Of the above decree.
Parties interested will convene before me on
that day, and all others Interested.
NJ. DULANY BALL,
sep 13-lawlw Comm'r. in thancerv
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L despatch from Cincinnati dated ycster-
.Gy says that Senator john Sherman, who
92s JUS: arrived home from a trip to the far
Fest, made speech at Mansfield day before
,,o@ycrday. in which he took radical ground far
Z advance of his past record. He animated
hat il the South refused to adop; the pending
constitutional amendment they would soon
i1d themselves confronted with the necessity
,: accepting not only the amendment, but uui
,eTsaI suffrage along with it. He gave the
substance Of a conversation he had with the
President about the time Of the late Connect
III; electnn The President at that time as
cured him that he would assent to any plan OF
reconstruction that did not include negro suf-
race "
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VIRGINIA AT rules held in the Clerk S
Y Office Of the County Court of Alexandria,
CO., on the 3rd of Sept 1866, John Summers,
plaintiff, against Samuel Il. Devaug hn-1n case
and on attachment.
The object Of this suit is to recover Of the de-
PENDANT twenty-five dollars, with interest there
on from the 9th day Of May, 1865, till paid.
The defendant not having entered his
appearance and given security according to
Court, and it appearing by affidavit that he is
not resident OF this State, it is ordered that the
said defendant appear here within one month af-
ter due publication of this order, and do what is
necessary to protect his interest in this suit and
that a copy of this order be forthwith inserted
IN the Alexandria Gazette, newspaper pub
iished in the city Of Alexandria, once a week
for four successive weeks and posted at the front
door of the Court house Of this County.
a copy-Teste
j. TACEY, Clerk
" l,0J II , Lawn t,,,
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:E!.obert G. Ould, formerly of Washington,
a6 during the late war Commissioner for the
exchange of prisoners, has been cleo ed to the
Virginia State Senate from the city of Rich
noond His opponent was John Tyler, son of
lie late Ex- President Tyler.
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DOR RENT-A thrce-story BRICK STORE
street, near the Market House; also an OFFICE
and SMALL DWELLING, on Prince, near
Pitt street. and a brick DWELLING HOUSE,
on the corner Of Queen and Alfred streets For
particulars apply to
sep &-5t JOHN A. DIXON.
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The Baltimore Gazette says 1.-The New
York Times has already recanted its conserva-
tis1n 4 few weeks ago it appeared to enter
heartily into the support of the restoration
policy Of President johnson, and was in favor
of the rejection OF the ConStitutinal Amendment
as mschievous thing. 1t still processes to
support the President, but with that facility for
carrying water on both shoulders for which it
has long been notorious, it now advocates the
adoption Of the Constitutional Amendment,
knowing that President johnson in his letter
to Congress on the subject of transmitting the
Amendment 10 the several States. most en-
phatical|y declared his opposition to all such
legislation so long As the Southern States were
unrepresented The Times is perfectly aware
that the Constitutional Amendment which the
radicals are striving to force upon the South,
is in the nature Of a penal enactment; that it
DISTINGUISHES every Southern man, who, having
once been in the service of the y. 5, subse-
nucu:ly tool; the oath Of allegiance t. the Con
tlderacy, a1d that it either compels the South
to grant The right of suffrage to the negroes,
or tn lose sixteen representatives 70 which that
section is entitled under the present apportion-
nent. The Times declares, nevertheless, that
the Amendment is, perfectly just, and Is
also of opinion that the South ought to adopt
it with aIacrlty
The Times has for its principal editor Ray
mond, a man Of all sides, and four faces, and
who is every thing by fits and starts aud moth
ing loog"-a New York politician of the mod
ern school, and acts as a mere politician, for
present purposes.
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e. D NJ ~ E. Il t. | A l..
ALEXANDRIA MARkE Eft,
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 18TH. 1851.


The market during the week has been quite
active. Receipts Of wheat light, with an active
demand Under the influence Of light receipts
-four and wheat have sustained an advance
Wcquote. '..
FLOUR Super $40 59all Is: Extra Sl2a
"A 50; Family Sl5alG 50-an advance Of SOC on
high grades and 25c on low. Stock light, and
demand active Market firm.
WHEAT -Rcccipts have fallen oil during
the week Farmers are now busy seeding Tor
new crop, and we may expect light receipts for
some time. We quote an advance especial Tor
prime and choice wheat: white (fair to gnGd)
25Oa270 prime to choice 2i5u295; seed (choIce)
3l5a35O red (fair to good 235u260; prime to
Oh Dice 265a28O; seed (choice) 300a330
CORN.-We note an advance in corn; stock
light; demand far. We quote white at oou90;
mixed 65a87.
RYE quiet; last sales 75c.
OATS dull; sales at 4la43 by measure, and
43al5 by weight.
SEEDS We note moro active demand,
but quotations are unchanged; supply good
WOOL Receipts light; market unchanged;
BUTTER Demand fair; receipts light. and
we note Sigh. advance. Common 23t21, and
prime 33n35 ..-.
EGGS are in good demand a: PRAISE:
PLASTEK.-M Market active at So % for
lump delivered on the cars, and ST. for ground.
SUMAC wanted and active, ut 81 5oHss'2, &C
c0rding to quality. ."
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ALEXANDRIA.
FRIDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER %.

The RADICAL SOLDIERS CONVENTION, re-
Gently held in Pittsburg, has adjourned. In
ooaing over the proceedings we fad that Ger.
5njlcr was first, last and all the time. " ltwas
Z, Lind Of Butler Convocatioa. The resolutions
adopted, support and maintain the radical &C
s;on of Congress, condemn and denounce the
course and policy Of the President, declare the
;ght OF the conqueror to legislate for the con-
cuered, " recommend the amendment OF the
neutrality Jaws "a sop" for the t'enl Jus y
af:rll that the Union men Of the South,
':7lthcut distinction of race Or color, are en-
.illcd to gratitude, &c. &c-anl The whole
finds up with the following, which was passed
nth but one single nay, to wit:
H'eS07red, That in the opinion ofthis conven
.ion it l& the duty of Congress to direct The
president TO remove frcm the States late y II
rebellion all arms and munitions OF war not re
s.uireL Tor immediate use by the portion OF the
"rmr Oh duty there, and that hereafter nc
arms OF military stores not needed tor lnme
dixie use shall he stored in any State larely IL
.abeliion until such State shall have been re-
;ognzsd by Congress as having assumed il
D!ace in the Upion.
This vas probably after all, next to Gen
i;utler, considered to be the milk in the
czcoGnct!'
Cne Mr. Wayne McVeigh, according to the
2hiladel phia Age, made speech to the Rad
ais in Philadelphia q few uigh's ago, 10 which
e u>eG their choice language, with much
.ao:e OF the same sort, concerning the Prcsl
:lant OF the D. S:-':Re (the Presidcn') goes
.GuuG his circle Rebel at Albany, at Cleve
s&nG a. rutian, at St. Louis a blapshemer, a
>Iiccnnati a magogue-everywherc yldtye
nd liar" Where are the ''virluous pa
::~;ot3, who, three years ago, Were Tor imprl
sonng, exiting, aud 'suppressiug,' every mat
3ho dared to open his mouth in mild Opposition
% the then President, regarding it as an Insult
20 the nation" Have they nothing to say
low? What all dumb! well, let it go. But
MI Wayne McVeigh, seems to forget that
''!he ass that kicketh against the wall receive:
IS Own llowsn' ...... s....
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DRYAN & GREENWOOD
ID Have received another lot of .-..
SUPERIOR VIRGINIA CASSlMERES,
colors fast, and goods free from shoddy. No
IS, King street. ~ sc 29-co2w
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-09-28

General Sweeny publishes card, declining
e sake any part in the proceedings Of the Fe'
.ian Brotherhood.
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BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET, September II.
Beef Cattle--Prices to-day ranged rs follows :
Old Cows So; Common Stays and Beef Cattle
So 75a6 Stock Cattle S6a6 70; fair S. 23aI
good 81 25a7 IS, and prime SSaS Is per 100 lbs,
with Il few at u shade above the outsi de figure.
Sheep-The supply has not been large this
week sales were made at 5tG4c per ID gross Tor
fair to prime Sheep.
Hogs-Thc supply has been moderate this
week; sales at $l4 5Oal5 per lCO lbs net-a de-
cline 1911 IT, - ------ --------.