davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Smyrna times., 1868-04-01

CONE TO DELAWARE. This is the t;tlo
OF pamphlet soon to be issued by Henry T.
Williams, of the N. Y. Independent, who has
recently been travelling and prospecting through
this State. See notice elsewhere.
This is another of the efforts now beinp nut
forth by number of Northern capitalists TO
induce emigration to this State, which tbev
regard as presenting the greatest inducements
to the agriculturalist Of any State south of New
YORK. These capitalists arc investing hun
dreds of thousands Of dollars-mainlv in Sus-
sex county-to bring the State up to a proper
standard in agriculture and internal improve-
ment, and thus make it the great feeder TO the
produce market of New York City. This mar
ket, owing to the great demand, must have an
increased supply. Jersey, Long Island, etc.
which formerly supplied this market are now
inadequate to the task besides, there must he
competition to keep the prices within proper
limits for the masses The field must he en-
iarged, and Delaware is the field selected. Its
climate enables producers to supply the market
OF New York from week to ten days earlier
than New Jersey-a fact worth thousands oF
dollars to US. Owing to our distance from the
market, as we'll as our increased demands
renders 1t necessary that our means Of trans.
portation be improved. With this view these
capitalists have agreed to complete the ]. &
b. Railroad to Lewes by July, and are co,ope.
rating with citizens along the river to estab.
llsh lines OF steamers to New York during the
fruit season.
There is bright prospect for this Peninsu-
Ia. Real Estate can hardly depreciate in val.
us while these efforts are being made; on the
contrary there is every reason to suppose that
the value will constantly enhance.
Smyrna times., 1868-04-01
SPECIAL. NaA,rnCES

A CERTAIN CURE FOR MARRIED LADIES,
with or without medicine, from whatever cause. at
one interview or by mail, by MADAME REsrEIL,.
Professor on Midwifery. Over thirty wears nrac.
tlce. Her INFALLIBLE FRENCH FEMALE
nONIliLY PILLS, No. l. Price 81, or No 9.
four degrees stronger, Price s., which can never
iali' are safe and healthy. Office. No East Fif.y
Second Street, first door from Fifth Avenue, New
York City; or sent by mail. Her Circular, "Ad.
vice to the Married." especially for those whose
health or circumstances forbid too apid increase
oi lamliy' Hcnt Free mhl S-3u.
Smyrna times., 1868-04-01

STEAMBOAT RNor1cE-On Mordou
ceived the following note, dated dOTy Ro, we ~. re-
March 25th, 1868: Mr.. Editor. Please oo,l 0i'y,
your readers and the travelling public @onc. Suy %
", that the del. City, Salem & Phila. Stea
boat 20" have purchased a steamboat os,n
claliy for the route between Smvrna and Pb;I
adelphla, and that said boat will be placed non
that route at as early day as possible and
kept thereon the season through. II is tbe in,
tentlon OF the company to make this a regniar
ana permanent line. Due notice will be given
Of the commencemento Of the trips. -
SAMUEL PRIOR. Can't
Smyrna times., 1868-04-01

IHE COUNTY CONVENTIONS New CastIo
county is moving promptly in the National
Delegate question. The county committee has
met and determined the number of delegates
tISl to send to the State Convention, which
are to be elected by the respective Hundreds
on the 18th. Kent and Sussex are making
slow move in the matter. The State Conven.
ton convenes on the 23d.
Smyrna times., 1868-04-01

OBJ Fellows CELERR ALTON III, =,
be great gathering and rennion of ner mere vii
low, lows ut Halltown, on the MARYLAND Inc uu tel-
9th Of April to celebrate the n ,;ne, on the
the Order. They are to meet nno "m",GEer:ary .E oi
ton OF R!chland Lodge, No l0d of 'He H. Ivlta'
Md 1t is understood that fifteen Iodan tialllown c
Kent county, Del, and Queen Anne's 'es asJ ron T
roline counties, Md, will participate anu and "a
forts are being made by the managc," anu ei
make it the grandest affair of the snG"t t;nd &c &c
seen on this Peninsula. a.-DeLauareoo Aino ever
Smyrna times., 1868-04-01

THEFTs; Some one entered the hall of DIR.
W. 1. Collins residence, in this town, Several
days since, and took from the hatrack his
overcoat; shawl, and lady's hood. The Shawl
aud hood were found afterwards in one Of thr
back streets and returned, but the coat, a good
The, smoke house of Mrs Martha A. Cum.
MINIS has also been entered and relieved of a
quantity Of bacon.
Smyrna times., 1868-04-01

= PHoToGRAPH GALLERY.-Mr. J. s. Huff
hngton is building an addition to his storeroom
on Commerce St, and making other improve
ments with view of converting it into a reg
ular photograph gallery, which, when compIe-
ted, will be occupied by Mr.. J. w. Edwards.
an an experienced artist. The gallery will be one
the finest below Philadelphia.
Smyrna times., 1868-04-01
10 o.hcr State papers please coov y ,,'' : N'"O'

Ss "AMPs-ln the lower portion this tsussex) coun-
'eT' are large cypress Swamps which have tor va ont ~
uiihd' been about huff the year covered with water
SUM interesting items connected with these lands and ,rtic
u te mode OF getting the cypress and manu,tnrin, t
iS'e "hch are sold in large quantities These syao,s m
covered with an alluvial deposit from ten to twenty G, 3
anu cypress Trees measuring four 10 SIX f. IN ,r,r
are Jug out ana manufactured into Shingles Tbr.. are shin
Pe' oy ralroad TO the northern markets. Large ga t are
'' III u county for the purpose Of cncloSrr a ,o,f
MUSES. 1earS ago these swamps were doub,s,
rocom'Ke River, or branch it. and have ur, ina ~
WIN he son from the upland the drift of leaves S,
VI tueSe ln nave within few years past been rec, n. am,
VII" uep'h o heen feet of soil, it is useless 70 say will ,r
an enormous quantity of corn. The soil is lightly
u out most largely composed of drcayed matte such os
es' WOOD &c An act of the Legislature last winter at
Fzeo te opening OF large canal through that country 50
o" tnoSe VINO desire 20 reclaim their lands the ouD,iv
urh then at moderate expense we have reason IA h
eVe at not Tar distant day. these swamas will be cycecdng
productive and where the and turtles and wafer
snakes hold high carnival industry will rear the @
corn and grow rich upon the products now useless Land
cypress trees dug from great depths this soil which have
or years and perhaps ages under ground are ~ ONT and
manufactured into shingles. There are houses in tlis count,
are Sheathed with these cypress shingles which have stood
the storms OF one hundred winters Thousands r dol
arS nave been made by the inhabitants manufacturn those
Shingles and there yet enlarged capital and
try.-Sussex Jonrnal. ~
Smyrna times., 1868-04-01

negro man named Perry Jones was found
dead In a run near Shaw's Factory. at New
Castle, on Thursday morning. Eight or 70"
chickens We're lying near him with their boads
wTung OFT. 1t is supposed he had been shot
VIM. ). Price, Of this town, has taken the
Hotel at Blackbird. 0" 'n0
Smyrna times., 1868-04-01

DEAFNESS, Bllndness, ami ct,-rb ,,...,,..i ...
me utmost success, by Dr. J. IsAAc4 Dr.iI,,I i,,,
Aurst. G1rmeuv Of Lcvden, IIolianlJ NJ SUi Ar,.,
, street Philadelphia Testimonials from The most r,
aoe sources IN The ciiy AM country can be seen a;
MS ONES The medical faculty are InviIed 10 ~"
company their patients. he has N. secrets in M,
Parclce' Artificial eyes inserted without pam. NJ
~ ~su0 iof examination. myS.ly.
Smyrna times., 1868-04-01

lMrEAcuMENT.-The impeachment trial COM
menced on Monday, Gen. Butler, on the part
OF the Managers, opening the proceedings in a
speech of great length. Mr. Bingham then
announced that they were ready to proceed
with the testimony. The trial will ocOunv
three or four weeks it is thought.
Smyrna times., 1868-04-01

Ephraim Stirling, who carries on wheelwrigbt-
ing at Red Lion, in New Castle county. Del
on Friday morning last, gave bow named
John Hultz sixty-two dollars, whom he sent,
with horse and wagon and buffalo robe, to
Newark, to procure some castings of the
MesSrs. Blandy. Since that time nothing has
been heard from him.-Del Republtcan.
Smyrna times., 1868-04-01

Tue MILFORD PAPER. Last week we stated
that Mr: 3; B. Louderbough had purchased
the Milford Argus. Mr.. L. so though. and
went to the city to purchase material. Whilst
absent the establishment was again sold to J
IMT4weery, No Esq, and is to be issued shortly by
Matuat Friend. BY Mr.. Us statement the
transaction don't show well for ESQ. ReyilIe.
Smyrna times., 1868-04-01

At the recent Methodist Conference an i'm.
portant change was made in two of the .'cbar.
ges In this vicinity. Raymond's Church.
which recently belonged to Smyrna Circuit'
and !eipsic, formerly belonging to CamJeI
Circuit, were made charge to themselves. and
fev. Mr'' Newman appointed as pastor, to re.
side at the latter place. '' " IL
Smyrna times., 1868-04-01

Isaac Pennewi, Esq, of School No. 3, in
Ih's town. gave an examination of his scholars
IaSt week which showed their proficiency, and
us aDllIty as teac her. He was presented with
silver goblet by the school. ~ " VI
Smyrna times., 1868-04-01

ERRORS OF YOUTH-A Genilom.o ,.h. :.
suffered for years from Nervous Debility ''as
Decay and all the effects of youthful lndiscre,in.,
w"' Tor The sake of suffering humanity. send fr..
to all who need it, the recipe and directions f,r
making the simple remedy By which he was cnra',
sufferers wishing TO oft by the advertisers eync.
r'ence' can do so b. addressing in perfect cop6
dence, JOHN b. OGDEN 'o""-
42 Cedar ST., New York.
Smyrna times., 1868-04-01

James Cook, Real Estate Broker. at Froda.
llc2 e lew days ago sold part of the home farm
OF 9l John West, near that place containing about
Vl2oncfeS qua OF up land, to Isaac W. Barnes, of n
Smyrna times., 1868-04-01

TIE Messenger Of Health" edited al the Penn.
Dyspepsia, ChlIs and Fever ard Kidney AtIen,i, =,
"nlch The writer positively declares that the whole
SCI nee OF Medicine Possesses 40 remedy for Ihe cure
VI nose diseases, thai half ellicacions as M>h
ieI tlero hIllers lie speaks from experience hav
ing used hem III his practice Tor The past TWO vears
10 ihe exclusion of all other remedies and wllhoul a
solitary Instance OF failure
Sold by all Druggists and Dealers
DR. ). b. HARTMAN 4 CO Pronr,etors ToD,os
ter. Pa, and Chicago, Illinois Jon91 o.,
Smyrna times., 1868-04-01

THE PEN1NsULAR FRUIT Growers Asscc1-
ALTON will hold an adjourned meeting at the
State House, Dover, Delaware, on Tu s.lny,
April 9TH, at 2 O'Clock, P, NJ. A full attend,
ance is requested. 1t may be proper to add
that all fruit grO,oerS on the Peninsula are cor
daily invited to become members of this Ass6.
clatlon. j. ALEX. FULTON, Secretarn
Smyrna times., 1868-04-01

l. o; G; THE Grand Lodge of Delaware
|; l. v. y. l., will hold its quarterly session in
poyer 1, today A large Attendance is expected,
Important business will be brought before the
Smyrna times., 1868-04-01
MARRIED,

March % at the delaware House, by Rev W b. Gr.r n,
JONES, Of kenton, Del. " a
On thursday March 26 in Wilmington. by the Rev Cbar.
Breck, THOMAS POWERS. Of Wilmington 10 E!ryA f,Xt
daushtcr OF II e late Mitchell AIlrn Of Dover
In vii ngton, March ~ JOHN f. PHILLIPS r.. ., ,t.
ELIZA r. FAIRIES, both Of Smyrna. Del
Smyrna times., 1868-04-01

ExHBlTToN.-The scholars of the Public
School, No. 6, D. g. Hoffecker, Preceptor.
gave public exhibition at Severson's Church
near town, last evening, for benefit of SUNDAY
school Library of said church. These exbib;.
tions have always been popular. 1'''
Smyrna times., 1868-04-01
TEE GRE AZ
TEE GREAT
BOOT, SHOE, CARPET AID OIL CLOTH
EEnporlum
OF SMYRNA, DEL,
OF SMYRNA, DEL.

me undersigned, propries,r of the large Boo,
ana oHoe store OF Smyrna is now readv 10 o;.r ,h
largest ana test stock of Boots and Shoes tba, t,
ever been exhibited in tins town His stuck ;s .r
Ne" ana OF the very hest City and Eastern mann,
'actnFe' All CITY made goods guaranic, or mon,
refunded Ladies Shoes Can, rs and SIiupcrs ~
S'yIe durability, cheapneSs and beauty. can,.o, he
eXcriIcd m ally house. not only in Smyrna ~,
tAiIddt lPhIa not excepted. All kinds and sj2,s ,f
shoes that are usually found in frst.cl.s> CIV
shoe store is to be had here All kinds IF rn.,.,.
Inc Boots, all kinds Of mems Calf and Kid H.,
efs' all Kinds of mems Ba!moral, English Walk,n,
Shoes, Brogans &c, 0'"'"s
HIS Carpet, Mating and Oil Cloth Room ix f,,,
ana Will compete with any house in Phu,d,Iobi, -
prices the only h-use where an assortment ot ,n
1uoVe Is Kept In c"nnect0n with CARPETS IL. L,s
beautiful line of Plain and Gilt Oi Clo,I, N,,t,,,
Shades; All kinds Of Plain and Fancy D,nr ,.,@
Parlor Floor Mats. '0'' "''
,ha ne mas large assortment of Hats and Caps Of
the very latest Spring StyIes--Stylcs that can,, 10
'o1nu IN any other house in town.
iiIs motto is Quick Sales and Small Pr ,a,s"
~, IN lhe above articles he d,fics compcti;i and
WILL NOT be nndcrsold, P''''''"' anu
IiS Terms are Positively Cash.
Aprl. T. II pPI,tpOs,,
Commerce ST, below Marker, Sm.rn,.n n,I
Smyrna times., 1868-04-01

WRECKS; during the late storms seven or
eight vessels were damaged at Iewcs. The
wreck WreckerT rs; have had big harvest. One little
GTcsscI, T, the GtpsGcy; was driven high up on the
Breakwater, and dashed to pieces.
Smyrna times., 1868-04-01

Ihe Delaware and Maryland Fruit Growers
Association, which has held its mpeti".'s -
sixty members UP""iuS VI
Smyrna times., 1868-04-01

Key. }, S. Willis, of Harrington, delivered
one one OF the most finished and logical lectures on
eG1incatlon' tGi before the Teachers Institute, in
tn's town; on Friday evening, ever listened to
Smyrna times., 1868-04-01

Capt. Marshall a well known pilot, died a.
dt heweS on the 9th inst. A Mrs. Wingate oqed
% years. died in the same town at almost the
same moment. "'uio'' 'ne
Smyrna times., 1868-04-01
TO CNNNI lIIIiIALA

The Rev, EDWARD \. WILSON u!il SOM ,f., a
OF charge 10 all "ho desire II IIe pr, scrlplur, ,,,
me directions for making a'ui using liz SIN! e
y ""Irh ne W, cured 81 lung ai,rtrnu ans J. =
HIeaG eaG disease. ConSumpiipu Ills only un!..i +.
ucneiit lhe afflicted, ANA be hope, r>cry >uti"cr5
Hy thIS prescription, ii VIII cost them 10. L,l,,
anu may prove Il b!eSs.nE. P!c..c iG Ifc~s
=. REv. Ed EARD WILSON
NO. I61 S1ulh 3! ). . MllLiarl.Lnrn \ \.
Smyrna times., 1868-04-01
CHP4prcT tn,,.,,, 1971aazs,aSrszS
AAn NLILNL - - D!.La IL 4

CHA@ IT LIS "a HRPfIS IN pfiIJ l5,., -
ANn WHERE TO BY TiIET ~ J." 1
Almost every one has heard Of Ey.l.' r
PET oroEt' where yon eau buy yenr goods >'
from on: oi The largest ani finest snchs ni w '''''
BRUSSELS, THREE Ply. lNIE,iN SruR md ~, :,
pets; on CL0rHS, MATTINeS, WIND ~ SAN. ''-
we are selling C"rPeIS iwo yards wrdc, on, =, u1
Don't buy Without examining our Lon, Drj,,. =, w.
certain That you gel INTO The right store 80
JOHN NJ. EVANS
mr6 I'm No. 3l7 n. ~ -. above me
and directly Opposite W",d >i. Pha,.;.,
Smyrna times., 1868-04-01

to-s,S AecffnIESST.-Gapt' f,I VIM. Dcnney, of this
ana ht bruised himself considerably. lie is much
Smyrna times., 1868-04-01

FRED.ERIcA-The business men of Frederica
we are informed, have chartered three large
steamers Ti to run between that town and New
them daily trips. "'' VIII give
Smyrna times., 1868-04-01

81: Peter Sunday School, of this town aro
making the usual preparations for their Eastar
anniversary. A good programme has been
Smyrna times., 1868-04-01

According to one of the Wilmington nonors
man from the lower part of New CASTLE 10
got 1le3eced out of three thousand dollars in =
him right. '''' "oeA' 0erVed
Smyrna times., 1868-04-01

FERRY DAVIS VEGETABLE PAIN KILLER
The Universal Remedy for Internal and External
Complains.
Al this period there but few Of the human race
mnacqnalnled WIN The merits OF the Pain Killer; bu
while sons cxiul II as linIment Ihev know I'M, Il,
Tie OF its power in easing pain when taken n,ern,iiy
while others use II internally with erea, success hn
arc equally ignorant OF its healing virtues when an
that 1t Is equally successful wheibar ,"od 10y " az
or externally and stands aIone nnrvaIIe Inv All Ibs
greaI catalogue Of Family Medicines and s .aa s' !.
do spd o,Sa aao immense The demand for it from In
AT home and !, countries Is equal 10 the demand
places by its merits. A''O"n 70 'neso ias of
Smyrna times., 1868-04-01

Near ia k' rd on Thursday, March &C. OF Dpthcria N,Ry
'A.>DA Only child Of \. .CanI Temperance A. Latl,rn,s
aSei ) Years, II months and ,ia,s
Smyrna times., 1868-04-01

" LADIES' TRUSSES, SUPPORTERS, ELIAS.
NC n'; ,6andages Belts. Stockings, Knee Caps, BAN.
NlNGIS II TIrCITS Braces, Spinal. Shoulder = nd
Erecior Braces. Light French and German Rupture
lfuSSes' SytInges. in great variety. &c,
at =" NEEDLES
TWELFTH Street. First door below Race. PUIIA
DELPIIIA. tThls Department is conducted Exclu
sVey Tor Females and Children by competent Ladies
ana me stock Is adapted TO their Special VANISH /
anynS'ihg our Mechanical Remedies, we combne
correct construction, with ease and Comfnrt!
e. H. NEEDLES
Professional AdiuSter Of Trusses. &C.,
corner OF l2lh and RACE Streets, PHILADELPHIA
may Som A
Smyrna times., 1868-04-01
2U,UOO TONS OF

" 10 FARMERS AND PLANTERS - Th.
subscriber offers Tor sale A1'''- he
10000 TONS OF
DOUBLE REFINED POUDRETTE
" t t.e LOU. MahniLcturng Company. made from the
night soil, blood. bones ofial and dead onioI r
YORK c.'y' tor which the company have excins'vo
TWENTY EIGHT DOLLARS PER TON
delivered board of the carson hoat a, pb,rodo,.
warranted by the Company to be equal WEIGHT 'u a.
morket. The results on Corn Cotton Tohoon, e 'ne {
Grain, have been astonishing the past season n mn
lures the croProm ten days 10 two weeks sooner nnd
known Planters and Farmers, and every inlormo''.,a
sent Tree TO any one applying by letter or otherwise
PAUL POHL, JR.,
Feol' Sm l3O South Wharves PbiIada
Smyrna times., 1868-04-01

Horace Greeley calls Delaware "the little
fruit State
Smyrna times., 1868-04-01

f, SCHOOL ELECTION-'The annual election for
0chool Commissioners is held next Saturday
Smyrna times., 1868-04-01
RUPTURE CORRECTLY TREATED BY
&. HI. NEEDLES.

at his Office, corner of TWELFTH and RACE Sis
Philadelphia. 10
IroleSsi3nal experience in the adjustment Of Me.
chanlcal Remedies aud Supports for I6 wears n, {
gwen hm extensive opportunities for practce in Ihis
important hut neglected branch To all afflicted y,Ib
IEkNlA or RUPTURE, he can guarantee The sue.
cure '''
LacIes requiring Trnsses. Braces Supporters, Elias.
&c ec oer,S' bahdages, Syrlnges, Pessarles. &c. will
find a Department adjoining his office. cnnLnciod hu
competent and intelligent FEMALES y
~ banning >. Braces, FIIch's supporters, French
Indes'ructabIe Ffnsses, Elastic Stockings Shoulder
Feb. % ION.
Smyrna times., 1868-04-01

AoVERrisEMSNTs iH Le inserted at the rate ofSeyen
Gents t'ne for the first insertion subsequent in
seTt'sns 81 cents. 4 liberal discount made ,
qnartsrty, seiai-annual and yearly advertisers.
Smyrna times., 1868-04-01

w ~ ED;-An Agent in this Cnnnly iurlho
NEW ENGLAND MUTUAL LIFE I\SrV
ANCE CO. This Is Ihe Oldest Mutual 0reon,1a,,,,
IN me country Handsome compensation give, '''
@"ufess STROUD " M4RSTUN. GenI Arts
al ot No 80 North jIh ST PbiIadeI,,6,o
Smyrna times., 1868-04-01
S2IYGNA9 DNIho
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, APRIL !

"H "ll"ES' is published epery Wednesdav
teTHOO", by Jos. IL. HoFrEcKER. Edi,o, anJ d.
Pr'etOr, at Smyrna, Del.
-SUnscaIPTIoN,7-One year, $500 in aa.
'H"ee' or $3.50 if HOt paid till end of the year.
PIPER discontinued until allarreqrsqre paid-Onlv
stMe option Of tae Publisher.
Smyrna times., 1868-04-01
5O,OOO
WYOMING SEuEN.Dv

me pp1 nrst Tcgulor Session of this Institution win NO
fnne Gn,a a4'h; lo0S IN The new building and CON.
empoyeu M Ia each department Spec ia ai,en'', ".e
vm 10 inc TEAcHERs COUasE AND NopW,, NV Il t'v
German mare oprorlnniIIes for learning Frenrt N,
'"a" Music made speclalIIy Iu,Irucit,,' n,, It,
ON ALL KINDS OF INSTRUMENTS r, s'''"
Government mild, bet firm. Tni,,,,,
m'S ar'i oemlnares Boarding cheap For ,an IN
'ui particulars address The President. "'"iS ana
April ls 1868. NV a; a. DAVIS,
Wyoming Del
New-York tribune., 1868-02-14

-, ,ho Judgment of some higher tribunal as poSI
20 g.s w vsygniate the deciaOns of the Court OF
scioVs In regard to cruelty to animals He9dy from
o. f,T stealing seven gross Of pearl shirt FOR
IrS, .V Drnmperman was sent to the Penltent,,y e 10
TWO months William Bogert fined go on ant 70 the
of cruelty 20 animals. John Cumming was SShile the
latter asleep. q co.,;ons YES
In the Kings County Court of Sessions c6aPse
OF keeping dsorderly house at the eor e witness ex
and HudsOn-ave. pOlceman-ih,o S13 an the morning
Of the 2sth OF january he was passing , nusna noise
which prisoner lives ana y nersons Of both sexes
m g and yn about the 9Od S6 sn s
lON1tcu' Hnu ~ oie Purcell was cOnVlctcu anu @ 9tut
making mdcOus hlsoi n,ontlls 49, Margaret Eliot was
20 1e t hrgS Of having the l4th OF August @ hSt
tried on me asnit on Annie Zimmerman, by htrbhg
cOnlhl "a "h ,TL a chd's wheelbarTOw. Inc parles
a her on 'v aT each other NewLOtts ana had sluv
ItslueI cI eliminated above stated lue PlisOn ot
quarics VIII md sentenced 10 the Penentary toi 80
ssy. OF ray fine Of SIS ana give o"Ii III '"' sum "
- toet rho ucace for year.
New-York tribune., 1868-02-14
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

THURSDAY. Feb. l9.-Arrvals Of cattle today 76l head
Hudson CITY, 100 a one hundredthst, aud 70 at Com
munipaw making total of 9ls5 since Monday, or 1885
including that day. and - more cars are expected az
Hudson City tomorrow The market Is unchanged from
yesterday and nearly all the cattle have been sold one
lot of s very fine Texans u ewt at 6c 80 fair 81 ewt
Illinois steers at Ildl5c.; 1O3 ordinary cwt. Illinois
steers at 148l5c KontucLy CATTLE rOughish 81 cwt
l53c. So fair "a cwt Illinois steers at 6Gl6c, with 80
Illinois cattle 81 cwt, at sos each.
The sheep did not arrive nj Hudson City until too late
for sale. when came in, and more are due tom0r
row. but Of some late arrivals last ngh7 carsthe FOL
lowing sales made to-day, all State sheep VIZ car
good 81 10 sheep 7c sc NJ price; cars 80 ~,
6sc; thin 10 5c. Also ears coarse Ohio sheep,
10 10, 5Ec At COmmunipaw cars were received, III.
sheep ~ sold at SIC Six cars are reported Tor ths
place tomorrow Receipts at Fortethst u cars, OF
which sold follows viz: cars Ind. sheep very
good Open wool. south Down COtswoId &c, 100 10, at
Gle; Mich "a 10, 6lc ears Canada l5 n, rejecting
about 40 culs at 7ic and common Indiana, 50 n,
at 5tc.
s15 hogs were received at FOrtio thst,
and cars or 672 head. at Comnunpaw, to-day. None
sold a the latter place, owners prcferring TO XIII
them. At Forcth-st. l Ill., hogs $50 10, brought.
81 49, y cwt with OF 160 at s. 40 The market s
t yesterday. Western dressed sOld
to-day at ~ 10c, with a few at l0tc.