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Two Mich Cow and Calves,
Public sale.

Estate Of Henry Pror"ni, deceased.
THE public is hereby informed that there
IL vii; BIZ sold ct public sale, to the, last and
highest bidder, BY the undersigned admins
TRAITOR, or a duly commissioned anctioneer, at
the Court House Of this parish, in the town
of Opelousas, on
SATURDAY Y, the 9Th day Of Norember, 1862
the following property belonging to the Es-
tate of the late Henry Prevent, late OF the
Parish of st. Landry. t. wit:
A certain Tract of Land.
situated in tn. Parish OF St Landry. III the
west side of Bayou MalIrt, abOnt 10 miles
from the town OF Olelousas, III the quarter
commonly called .4nse Bourbeuse, consisting
in Section I Township = South Range 2 East,
containing 1876! acres and 4 hmldtedths. bring
equal to 1900 arpents, about One-lhlId ut
which is we'll tinlbere1. This land is the SAINT
which was conceded and coniirmrd t" the
widow of Antoine BoisLure, by act of Con-
gress, and reported by the COMM sSionrrs in
their certificate B., No. llO9, and consisting
of four tracts of 400 arp-nts each This land
will b. sold b> lots of III acres, from No ]
to n, 80 inclusive as per plan Which will BE-
exhibited at the sale, a COP Of which is now
deposited for Reference at the offic- of Is. a.
Mattel Il Hud>p-th, one at the office ct tht'
Opelousas Courier, and one at the domiciI of
the Administrator at OntZime Pomnirr's, III
Prairie Mani"u The land will BE- sold &C
cording to the plan above mentioned, and the
surveying, if any doue, will BIZ at expense OF
purchaser.
Terms and Conditions -Om third of the
purchase price payable cash. and tie balance
in one and two years tlon, the day Ut sale,
with interest at eight per cent. per annum
from day of sale. Purchasers furnishing their
notes. payable t" their order, at the law otfic-
of b. A. Martrl & Hud>prth iii the town Of
Gpeiousas. and endorsed 10y themselves; and
the land remaining specially m"rtgaged unit"
said estate. Or any holder or holders Of said
notes. with vendors privilege and the clause
of non afacudo special, reserved, until full and
entire payment of capital and interest.
-.. JULIEN Prevent,
oct %, go Administrator.
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ssEEE5Hs EifH4 <fH#se -
lax Collectors sale.

lax Collectors sale.
STATE OF LOUISIANA PARitssHt ST LANDRY
State lax Collectors Ofice, Oct Q, 1869
State of Louisiana vs. d Tract Of Land assess 90
.s.tr. ed N the name of Maltha Lannspdale 'a
Df VIRTUE of the power in me ", by
- .hs set ut the Legislature Of this State. ap.
proved March 9th. 1869, / will proceed To- sell
atpublic auction. at my ofire i'm the court
house Of said parish, ON SATURDAY ths, 9Th
day of November, lsu9, at ~ O'Clock hi, ana
consuming from day to day, il necessary. M
following drscribrd property, to Wit. nj,
A Tract of Land situated on
the Maiirt, icing South ! of Section % T.
S.R i. - ~ .s-s
T-his property having been seized by me to
satisfy a debt due the State Of Louisiana. fol-
unpaid taxes foi the year 1865. amounting e
SO 90, for State and Parish taxes. ~
Tefms-Gash on the spot. @95
So 81 BETLER, State Tax Collector,
II sGai For the Parish Of st Landry
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Public sale.

Es'ute Of JoAn G. BfOohs.
10y VIRTUE OF an mdcr If the rr"bat''
ID Court If The Parish OF ST Landry, tlrr'.
will be sold at public aucti"r. by the under
signed administrat,ix or 10y a public auction
r+r, al the last Irsih, nee ut the DECREASED, Oh
piaqnr,nine Point i'll said parish. Oh
Tuesday, November 9th, 1869,
The. following property, h"'cngiuc 10 III" estate
]. THE UNDlVIDED THIRD OF a
certain tract of lard purchased by john. &
Blocks, francois Fr'ay and ST. phnn NJ Young
from Eva'i>r" Cutlery rCl'. Angn>tr D"iI"t"
and Antoine j Mruil!on, by norasIal at: he,
fore James Ray. Sept. u, 1850, si',alrd and
fronting IN lsa, on Mali't, b",il'l'd on
nnt. side hy land ut the hrirs of Bap:i>te Mru-
iil",r. on the other side by Thomas C""I'w""l
tt al -de.ignatrl as No. 4. 1. :. K i W ,
containing 4U7 and 5Ol 100 acres
4 CERTAIN TRACT OF LAND peas
ming 6UO arptnts of land, more u, less, kr"wn
as the Stanton tract. situated on Bay"n P.aq-
,nllne B'uire, in sal parish, purchased by
dc, a>rd a the succes,iJual sale Of j G Nc
Clrlland
A CERTAIN TRACT OF LAND. b. ing
lots Nus /, 3 and 4. n ". 4 If fractional
5 L /. IF section ~. L. 5 Il wv; the >
+ | ofN W. !, the n + "fS. W /, and
10, n" S of s,c:i"n "a TVS K / w: tn~ :
+. 4 Of :. W. 4 Of src,inn "A. AMI If n" ] Of
srctun %, tt s r.. w a'rl lot n" , and
". of s, W. ! OF section 2i.T - II ! "
4. A CERTAIN TRACT OF LAND. with
all the buildings and improvements thereon,
situated at Point N"ir in said parish, m'a>ur-
ing ze5 arprRt~. ni"lr III less, bounded month
- south -- east - w,st -
NV y TIN u IL
land. a"j"ining Mrs WarIr.'s :, ',rar til" to''
me-: rrsidrnc, Of BuStttan Hayes dec"as' d, be-
ing til" SAME land entered by Edward Sn'i,l'
for John g Brooks
6 Lot If stock consisting Of cows, calves,
horses, inr'rs, hogs. &c farming and plan
ta,inn implements. and many other things
Trrns-CaSh
MARTHA REID, Admx
oct 1869
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,7AopAUus. I. LtteN. Agceh. 1t ais, IS
-..r JOHN ~. Boyrr.
nfSTRlt"T COURT. Par,sn of St. Ian.
- dry, No. 973s By virtue Of a writ
OF ii. f.. issued 10y TIE Hon. the Court ofiie
Eighth Jud cial District sitting in nd t.,
the Psri>l. Of st. Landry, m the abo,e CIV
Il led suit, and to me di, ectcd. | will utftt
for sale at auction, to the Last and highest
bidder, at the Court House of this parish in
the town Of Ope ot>aS. on S.IIURD.i \,
tile 6th dug Of Norember, 1862, III
ing at IL o'clock. \. NJ. anti con'in'iir.
fro" day to day, il necessary, the following
lie cr.bed property, t""it:@ f'tf'
3" Ascertain Tract of Land sit
tiated on he east bank Of The Bayou 1Bnnf
in the Parish of st. Landry, front n. on
>aid Bayou Beef a sufficient f. .nt % as to
give iy running parable '.,r> east ard w,>t,
The flu depth, 50 as 10 give ,iX hundred
superb. ial acres, boniidc,l Oh The rIcr lac
by land .,urcha>eN on the 18th day OF Feb
rtIarst,' 1862 by Isaac F. LittelI from Mrs.
CuuStaac. Litteil, aud below BY DR.. I his.
Il. Cookies plantation, nd in tho rear Ey
bud Supposed to be the publ. dom ill
being she SAME and purchased b, the de-
lendanl from Mr.. Co Stanc, Collins, widow
uf Ir. Moses Littell, by publ G at before
Yves D'avy. Recorder, OIL the 10th ay of
February. 1869. / @". '~.@f ; 49,.
Tertn>-Ta>h ~e--. e.
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shrsi6'S Safe.

George Hill rs. Jcam Bap''sfe Fills.
DV virtue "f a writ of tirri facia~ issued by
Id D.. e. Sittie. Justice Of tho peace. list Ward
81. lau'!ly, ait to me directed, ! will still at
pmtiic auction, al the court ilnuss' in HE town
Of Oim!nu>a>. OF 81 TURD.1l. .Noremhtr 18th,
1869, at II "'ciork. \. NJ lhr following prop
slty seized to satisfy said wit:
| bale Of cotton. / black creole horse, l ere
ole bay mare.
Tcrms-CaSh.
j NJ. THOMPSON, Sheriff.
1al l,. 90 laHl
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Succession 6Euphrosine Richard, veuvs de-
VIM. Hutchins, tous deux decides.
TOUR DE PAROISSE. St. Landry, No
" 33l2-En vrrtu dun ordre du Juge dc
Paroi>se dams la succession ci-dessus. il sers
vrn'lu a Itnran pnblic. a la derniere rec idencs
de la dvtumn' da"s la willie DIES Opelousas, par
Ir <"%'isstgne administrator. k MERCREDL,
, N0cembrc. 1859, -...
D"ux Vachrs a lait ct leurs vaux, apparte-
nant Il la die succesSion. IT, +
.Aussi, lie Jrnli. 4 N"vembre. 1869, il sera
vrndu. a ia te%>it-ncr de- SIMEON Richard, b
L. Quite C,oche dams Ia dite paroisse, divers
msublrs de- nIaisun. a savoir | armoir, ] bois-
'ir-Iir, c"uvrrtnrr, ] pendule, z tables, 3
clai>eS, ! mtti-r, ct etc.
Cundition'uComptant.
JESSE HUTCHINs.
% oct ,bre 1869 administrator
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Public Sale.

Estate IF Euphrosime Richard.
DY VIRTUE of an order of tho Parish
IL Judge in the above estate, will be sold at
public auction, at the last residence of the
deceased in the rown of O~pelousas. by the
undersigned administrator, or" WEDNES-
DAY, Sd Of November, 1869,
Two Mich Cows and Calves,
belonging to said estate.
Also, on the next day Thursday the 4th
day of November, 1869, at the residence Of
Simeon Richard, at Coulee Croclle in the
Parish fist. Landry, s,ndry .artic|rs.uf house.
hold furniture. consisting among other things
of | Armoir. ! B-dstrad and Bedding, J
Clock, Z Tables, 3 Chairs, / Loom, &c &c.
belonging to said estate.
Terms-Cash OH the spot.
|. JESSE HUTCHINS,
oct % 1869 Administrator
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0ree Hill as. .jean Buptlste Fills.

Gorge Hill Us. lean Bupt'sfe f"s.
ENN v.rtu i'nn witt de titfi iacias lance par
IL d. e Si,tig, Jug d. paix Ter Nu'd.
,,ar..iss.. st Landry. dams ~l'atftlf" ci-drss',s, ct
a moi alrrsst, j. vrndra a l''nran public. s
SAMEDI6 Aorembte 1868. a u h. "r's hA
ma,in, a Ia t,fai-un d. cour dams la vile DIS
Uprlnusas, lts prnpriett;S >nir"'''eS, sai'ies
prtir satiss.irc !rdit writ a sa,uif.
bale de cotton, ! chcvtl utir e.eole, IL
meut bair cItoic
J. NJ. THOMPSON, SLe.f-
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Citizens Bunk Of Louis;ama rs Join
1n(HU.

Ctff%SNo xJaUh ~ 1tUfSftSHu % OOfI
McCaN.
HISTRICT COURT. Parish of AScen.
- sion, n" .7l3.-By virtue Of Il W. it nI
fl. "a. i>s,ei by the Hon. the Court "f tn,
Fourth j .dirlal bis,rict sitting in a ID 70,
The Parish of Ascension, in HE above emit.
tied Sl t, and to me dirertel I will oiIcl
for sale at %a,,ction. to the lat and highest
bidder, at the Court House of this pa.i>h in
the town of Opelo,saS, on S.i1URU.t Y,
the 18th dry IF N"rember. 1869. CONNER :
ing at Il "'tE,ck,s 4. ~, and continuing
from da. to day, il necessary. the following
described property, to,"l:
A certain Sugar Plantation
situated III the Parish OF st. Landry, on the
east side OF the la on Croq,ral, or Techc.
bounded ab've 10y l.nd> L" l"ngngt to M"dd,
AMI below by lands belonging To re. rel,
having a front Of eighteen ar, ent> on ~ Il
b,yo t. by forty arprl'tS, more or less. in
and eighteen s"p.rti'ial a'pel.ts. ugether
will, a the b.lilli KS aud Improvements,
horses, mules. cattle, i'm %leIncnt> Of huS-
ba',dry, &c, thcieui,'o belonging, to.c,ile,
with $50 shares of the mortgage stock oi
the Citizeus Bank Ol louisa a thereto at
tuched.
3. Terms and Conduions-The purchaser to
furnish a stock note for the sum Of tree
thou>and niue hundred and thirty two dol
lars. ($3932), fa ling die on the first da, of
April, 1870. and renew able acco ding To the
charter of The ~ilizcns' Bank Of Lonisiana,
and the balance cash, the purchaser to as
same all the Responsibilities and obiiga
ions of ii s;och-holder of the Citizens Bank
Of Lo '~i>iaRa, nd the sock no t so f Irish
cd, to be- .ident, fled with the acl Of mortgage
ana pledge pa Sod BY M'. and Mrs T. II.
.Ansaina G Ia favor OF the Citizens Bank O.
Louisiana, Oh the 18th Of ,iarci. Is5O, before
\, Boudpu<qulc, Notary PnbIi: in New Or
leans, and with the sller:ti : deed of "a c in
this case. A c's,
&'s"t ~"t*aI2-7 }. N. THOMPSON,
oct 2. $50 1"fi .' Slcr fl aI St. Landry.
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..q a,..aa 1ss tgaJ.s NJ. THOMPSON,
!, oct q. 80 sfs4E Sheriff of st. Landry.
- Tax COLLECTORS sale.

- - s7-H .-. 81 49,
STATE OF LOUISIANA, PARISH ST.. LANDRY
State Tax C"ltctor's Office, Oct. ?. 1859.
Stat Of Louisiana - a Tract IF Land situa-
ted above Fiat Towu, assessed in The name
of Henry Johnson.
DY VIRTUE Of fhe power in IN. vested by
- the act of The Legislature of this Stat,
approved Marcl, 9th, 1867, l will procr,i IL
stltat pubic auction. at MY offic. in thu c'nrt
llpus.. If said Parish, GU SATURDAY the 9th
day Of November. 1869. at IL o'clock NJ. and
continuing from day to day, il nccrssary, the
following propsrty tc-wis: 49, .}45s
One Section Of Land, I. 4 S.
R. E. containing 81 ! acres. 81 . f4@a".'
I Said property having beer. seized bv me- to
satisfy a debt due The Staff IF L.snisisna, for
unpaid, taxes due since LISA, amounting to
$I3 81 -sss9e, a..s.a F., a....-
Cash on the spot .
Ell J.. j. BUTLER. Stale Tax Collector,
G..-sF For the Parish If st Landry
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S. La moitie dune section dune tesre
incu!te, Tenant a la terre de Madame Watlcy.
pres rancirune denleur- de Bosnian Hayes
decide, ttant la meme moroccan de .rrre entire
par Edward Smith pour John G. Brooks
& Tn lot de betes a corncs, ch-vanx, mn
l'ts, c%ocl,nns, etc instruments ~aratoires ct
'lI,abitation, ct beauc"up d'autres chooses
Cnnditions-Comptant
MARTHA REID, Admr
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ENGLISH FEMALE BITrERS.
Cures all Female complaints.
Cnres wife, daughter and mother
Cues cases pronounced incurable.
Cures ailirregnlar uterine ac;lo''s, y
Cures Mysteries and chlorosis,
Cures disease peculiar to females.
Sold by @, MAYO
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YOUR LIVER.

If your liver is torpid and yonr bowel.
constipatcd, take. one dose Of D~romgoole
& Co s Ii er Pi i, and they will act SO
well and pleasantly you willhave no others.
They are the best purgative you ever used.
Sold by G. MAYO.
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Succes.ion de Hugh l. Nelson.
~ VERTU dun ordre On Juge lie Parojs-
Ia St. d.. Ia Pa'oi-se st Landry. il sera ven-
la a ~lrncan pubic, par lie s"ussigne sdmipis-
%,atrur. a sa residence. a Big Cane, en- cests
dite paroiss!., lie JEUDI 4 Norembrs 1869,
lr~spr"prictcs snivantef, appartenans a IL ditc
srrcrssion. a savoT a
I l"t d. livrps, 2 montres en- argent, . MALE
en- cuir IT son conttnn, ! yalis., lot ds re-
soirS, ! l"rgn-ttr, ! arinnir, ] coffre d'outils rs
son rnntrnu, , males. 2 fusi's a deux coups,
| lit d.. plume, mateias ct couvertures, l NOR
tier Ell fer.
COndilions-Canptant.
90 ocs,brp IS.;0 II
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Iry. i! sara vrndn i Ftucan public, par ie
~,lssignt tuttllf. nu par MI rncant.ur d1nent
vummiS>innnt. a Ia derniere residence de- 10
i, funrr. 4 Plaquemine Brulte en- cette ditto
palulsSe, L. E',
Mardi, 2 Novembre, 1869,
les p,oprietts ri drss,us d~ecrites, dependant
IL" la succession DE- Virsinie Lefort, decedee.
,lernierr'n', t de Ia iite paro;sse, a savoir-
CneC ertaine Portiond de Terre
,r p,airie t,ahlir. Ell habitation. Ia drrniere
',:>id, ne" d" la definite, siluee a PIaqurmine
Brult''. mrsurant IN superticie qaatrevingt
acres, l"rne- nj nord par Leandre B~ourquc,
an sud par DIS t"rres reserves pour 10 chemin
d. fer. Il Fest par lie domaine public, ct a rou-
Est par IL domai,t-ensemble avec toutes les
bAtsssrs ct authorizations dessus.
Cne Certaine Portion de Terre
t%"isstr. Situcr au meme lieu, cuntenant envi-
ron quarautc acr,s, bornGe a I'"uest par Lee
andr. Bonn que. al nord par IL domaine public
Il Pest par liiknsky, 1T au sud paf IL dJmaine
Crs mnrctalx de terres sOnt les memeS
a~c.rttrs par Octave G. Richard de Leandre c
B'urqnr, par act'.h e. OctobFe 1850, passe
,levant Prosper Martin, nntaire pour cette
parni<se, TT dtcrits c"mme Giant IL quart sud
est du quart nurd est de la section HUT, ct 10
quart nurd tst dn quart sud est do Ia section
hut, ct lt quart sud Quest du quart sud est dc
Ia s,ctiou hut
Six rtut quafante pagers de barfieres "A
latus. 6 yach~~, ] lairr de beufs, 5 chevaux
'I"npt,.s, ] jumtm TT 4 p"ulalns, ] wagon' =
cIlarr-tte il heufs. instruments arsteTes ct
d'hahitair n. 3, hariis dc mails, meubles DO
n,nisnn ~ustrnsils de cuisine. ct beaucoup daa'
II - clns"S s-
C,nlilirns-Lss meubles pour du comp
$3.50 ,,lins ~ rInnIllGMlG COTDDs
,a,t, IT Ia balance a M 1t drl'x aas De creuis
,rr y. ienrrt< ,:ganx, les ncqnerrers f%onrnis-
s,,t h,,rp tt s"ivable Sc. urit6 a To- s~atisfac.
,;nu din tut.rr +. utrs sonI,nes non ponctu.
sI,r",m psye's, por'rront huit pour cent par
NJ. a,in,trtt a c",upter de lrur echeance jus.
nu,a pa.fait pai+nrut, ct les immeublrs res.
tnnr It t-n,rurant sptcialrmrnt hypotheques
II t.vcur dr la'iitn sl,cs,'sslon jnsqn'a parfait
,,aitmr rs tant du principal q,e DIES interets
I.s a,cutlrtrs .rvrunt IN outrt promertrn do
!, pas vr,rlre IN anti"ment diSposrr des pro-
pi,tts par rux ael,~ters, avant eaIement do
.rulS achat> rr$prcilts.
OCTAVE RICHARD, Tuteur
9 OCT 1869
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DO you shake? u. King Of Chilli. ~
king Of Chill> nevtr full to are. sa-
Dumb and rongestive chllls cured with
=. King of rh;lis.
King OF Chills is the malarial antid, to.
Sold by G, MAYO.
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Nente PubliQue.

Sncrssioa de TIgIH7e Lefora.
I'm VE.RTU d'un ordre de Honorable Ia
g Cuur dies Pr-lvts ,e Ia Paroisse St Lam
dry. i! sara vrndn 4 rrncan public, par 10
~"uSSignt tutrur. "u par ui rncantrurd Ine,,t
commissioner. a Ia derniere residence de 10
d,funrr. a PIaquemine Brulte en- cette ditto
.A.r4i.sa l.. .---- l.. ..-
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Vente par lie Collector.

j. J. BU tNIItctcnr,
Pour Ia Parnissc St. Landry
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Vente par lie Collector.

j j. BUTLER. Co!Icctenr,
Punr Ia ParniSSr st. Landry,
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. VGnte PubliUue.

% oct go
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SheI.in'eS sale.

y - OVO' ~ FtN13-A
Onclon~as. oct 3, 1869.
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Vente par lie Collector.

JAMES NJ THOMPSON,
9 Oct 1869 Shrrif de ST Lamb
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Tax Collectors sale.

- w. ITOIII t@V4
october %, 1863.
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Public sale.

oct 49,, go
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Vente PubliQue.

% octnbre 1869 Admi'
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sheriff : sale.

j. Vt. IHFTMPSUN,
oct o go T'4i E' Sl,tr fl 10 St. Landry.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1869-04-20

RThe growth of the American pop
ulation has been marked for seventy
years by an uniformity so regular as
to enable us to predict the future with
something very near to certainty. Each
recurring decennial ceusus from 1890
shows percentage of increase varying
from 80 G7 per cent. the lowest, to 36.45
per cent, the highest, the average Of the
seven periods being 3447 for each ten
years. Estimates upon this average, the
census Of 1870 will return the population
of the United States at 43,322.7l0; in
1880, 1896, 1868; in 1890, 76,676,73l
in 1900, which many man living will
see, 103, ,205,S Nor is it likely that
the great variety ssof causes, foreign or
domestic, which have contributed 60 our
rapid increase of population since this
century came in, will cease to be opera
tive, or substantially be less effective be
fore the century's close.
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Allegheny Live Stock Market.

-~ --. eyed April. IL.
CATTLE-The market ruled active
and stiff, with an unusually good demand
from butchers, and full prices, were OBJ
tanned by drovers, and nearly all the
offerings. footing up about 7S0 head, were
taken to supply our daily market
qIality on sale was up to the usual stand
ard offered in the market. Good to
choics cattle were in better supply.
Prices, however, have undergone no ma
terial change from those noted last week
Prime to extra stock rssdily com manded
8 25aS Is, and good to medium %
AIS. Stockers sold at 8 2Oa6 so.
There was no change in fresh milk cows
the sales made ranging from 40 90 to 80
90 per head as to quality.
HOGS-Tbe receipts were fair, and
under good retail demand the offer
ings wers nearly all taken, and the
market ruled steady at IL 0oa12 so per
hundred for fair to prime heavy aver
ages. -.-1a...
SHEEP-The few on sale were
readily taken at 5 5Oa7 SO The
quality was only fair, and had there
been choice fat mutton sheep they would
have brought. readily, 75aS 90.
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Philadelphia Cattle Market.

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BEEF CATTLE-We quote choice at
l0alOIc; prime at Sl7aEc; fair to good at
7}aStc and common at Gaze. Recei pts,
cows AND CALVES-Were hardly
so plenty, and fir inquiry an advance
Was realized; sales 10 Ooa80 co. sprin-
gers were steady at So 00lG0 90. Re-
ceipts, lOa head.
SHEEP-There was. a lively demand
for Sheep, ard the recent advance was
we'll maintained; sales of 5000 at the
Avenue and Park Drove-yards at 7a9sc
per pound 3. 'ramT"~
HOGS We're more sought after. and
better feeling prevailed generally; sal
es Of 1000 head at the Avenue and Un-
ION yards at Il 00a15 90 Tor shop, and
II GOALS IS for corn fed. d,
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From the Register.
Wheeling Wholesale Market.
CORRECTED WRRKLy

hprll, ID.
APPLES-Green apples are selling al
from 400a5 90 per barrel from store fo,
common to choice.
BEANS-3 25a3 Is per bushol.
BUTTER-In good demand; we quote
prime at 35a40c. ifIEf iff : !
COFFEE--Market Grm with good de
mand; we quote Rio, at 2Oa2lc; for com
mon, 22a23c for good, and 24a25e for
prime to choice
CANDLES-City mould tallow 151c
Star 22a25c.
CARBON OIL-Has still further ad
vanced, and may now De quoted at BOO
and no charge for barrel. ' .'> sE---
EGGS-Plepty; fresh quoted at 1Sa20c
FLOUR--The Market continues dull
with a downward tendency, We quote
superfue 90: red wheat family "a
s7 90; fancy.8 25a9 so. Rye -four 6 90
FISH-Mackerel-No. 2 half barrel
u 90; No. 3 large, 8 IS; No. 3 medium
7 Is; kits, No. l, 3 25; No. 2, 2, 60; No
3 large, 2 10; No. 3 medium, ! 90. Lake
Herring, half barrel, 4 75a5 90. Lab
rador Herring, IL so.
FEATHERS-Live geese feather.
quoted at S0aS5c, and the usual advance
in retail way.
GINSENG--75aSoc per pound, and in
good demand
: GRAIN-There is no improve ment tc
note ir the demand for wheat and prices
are nominally unchanged at l SO for No.
l white; red l 40. Corn, ,65a70c buying;
7OaS0c selling Oats, dull and unchanged
at 60a65e, Rye,steady at l Goal %. Ba..
lev in better demand at S0a1 so.
HAY--Bnled hay plenty and uuchang
ed, ,loos sells at 20 O0a22 90 for good to
fair quality,
LARD O1L-Firm at Is.
MOLASSES-Firm at S0aS5c for
New Orleans; S5c for Baltimore Golden.
and 80 for Monumental Syrup.
PROVISIONS-Baoon firm. shoulders
IA; clear rib sides, lie, clear sides l8c
plain hams 19c; sugar cured hams, Zoe.
Mess pork 80 0Oa33 90. 4fs
POTATOES-Dull, with small sales
in store at 9Oca1 90 per bushel.f ..
RICE-Ransoon lOhc; Carolina lc,
SUGAR--New Orleans, supply good
and prices firm; we quote fully fair at
l31a14c prime, l4llc; choice. 10y; A cof.
fee tic; B do 163c crushed, powdered and
granulated !8c ..s .''.
sODA-Bi- Bi-carbonate soda, 7a7Ac; sal
soda &c; soda in papers lOc.
STARCH-Fox's, s, Sc; Glen Cove, l344c
Maizena,, 134c. EsH lsq
SALT-Dairy so; Ohio River, 2 so.
SEED-Timothy,3 IS; clover, 10 %.
SOAP-Family, 6tc; German, 8tc;
Irish Bleaching SIC; Golden Banner &c;
Good Intent family &c; Eastern family,
10al3c. .sf. 5sf.-.i s..
SHOT AND LEAD--Bar lead, 124e;
Shot, 3 "a per bag. 'reg oa7,
TEA-Gunpowder tea, 40al 7a;
Young Hyson, 4Onl 60; Black. Coca
1 10. ....
TOBACCO-Navy, 7oa72c dark los
and Is, 7Oa72c; bright Is and los, Soc;
fg lump, 10; CARROTS Snuff, 78c; Gar
rett's Snuff. in boxes, 8 so. .ros8Eia1.-