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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-06-25

THE GREAT PAVILION.
Qs0 feet in length by 10 feet in widthJ
Lake End FsntchartrAin Railroad.
This now Institution, on the Partisan style. has
been opSned to the public.
1t is the object of the proprietor to make this a
place OF entsrta nment especially for ladies and
their escorts The best order will be maintained.
and no Objectionable persons will be admitted
Delicious ICE CREAM SODA WATER, coz
ZEE and CONFECTIONERY VIII be served at t7
lowest prices charged for the same in the city.
The best of LAGER BEER and LIQUORS
be kept on hand.
Jaeger's Brass and String Band has been eng9
and every evening from O'Clock to the dePart
the last train will discourse operate and sci
music for the enjoyment of visitors.
Briyate Ball Parties and Soirees can be CIV
the Pavilion at low ratios, and with the res
Band. by applying to the proprietor.
Cars will run from the Lake to me CITY as lat
10 O'Clock P. NJ In consequence OF the demand
the public for such conveyance horse car will st
from the Lake at IL o'clock r. NJ. thus giving
excellent opportunity to our citizens TO enjoy
lake breezes, etc, after their supper.
Parents are especially invited to attend, as
proprietor intends to make the Pavilion pleas
resort for ladies and children
les Inn E. F. DENkCHAUD Proprieto
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-06-25
HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS

FTHE NEW Ell DOR DO. SO ST
Charles street the most popular and ENJOYABLE
Concert Hall in New Orleans; Mr. b. h. Warner
Manager; open every night: Look at this array Of
dances; NJ ile Sarah, slack wire performer: Sandy
Dolan. Ethiopian. Dutch and Irish comedian; Tony
Benton, Irish character vocalist and comedar:
Master St. George, the accomplished clog dancer;
Professor Cooke, characteristic vocalist Admission
tweHty-hv CENTS said ticket good for refreshments
The bar will be always supplied with the finest
brands OF imported liquors. je25 I'm
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-06-25
s5@5 so . Dbl on the landing and

from store.
POULTRY AND EGes Chickens are selling
on the levee at $500 y dozen for grown,
and 1905 for young, and turkeys at S2O@24
D dozen. Eggs are in good supply and dull
ut l7@20c 59 dozen on the landing.
EsCULENTs-Louis'ans potatoes are sell.
ing at 81 50@3, and onions at S2Ql2 so %
Dbl. Green apples So 50@5 ~ Dbl.
BUrTER-The stock is liberal, and there is
only moderate demand, which is confined
almost entirely to the better descriptions.
We quote choice Western 22@26c a9 ID; infe-
riOr and old nominal; Goshen 33@36c y b.
TOBAcCo-The market has been inactive
since our report Of last Wednesday, there
being no demand either for the local trade
or export. The sales were only % hhds.,
viz: l at 15c, S at 144c, at lac, and at
12c, 8 at lilo. and S at lie % b. Quota
tons are nominal.
TOBACCO sTAf8NRNr.
Stock on hand Sept. ]. ls69-hhds...... 1858
Received previously ............... H. 78S-l5.30A
1882
Exports past three days. "a
IGApoICS preVi0uSy ...................I ,oo9 -
Broken up for bsling. etc. ........... L40O-l3 052
Stock on hand and on shipboard.. $50
The clearances were for New York exclu-
sively,
CHEEsE-Continues in good supply and
very slow of sale. Western reserve and fac
tory are quoted at 10@l4c, Northern fac.
tory at 13@l4c, and cream at l7@lSc . ID.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-06-25
Ito! FOR THE SUMMEK.:
BAY ST. LOUIS.
CRESCENT HOTEL.
AUGUSTA P.NO MANAGER

Accomm ooations for two hundred or two
hundred and fifty guests.
Rooms separate or in suites.
The grounds are large and beautifully ornameused
with trees, shrubberr, etc.
A clear spring of cold water gushes mp in the
centre of the garden.
The facilities for bathing are complete.
The shell road along the bay is O ae of the most
charming in the world for riding and driving.
BOARD BY THE DAY. WEEK OR MONTH.
Particular attention given to picnics and excur-
sion parties from New Orleans.
The Creole or CameliS make daily trips from thu
city:
Landing at the Crescent Wharf.
The Chattanooga Railroad, which runs Just in
rear OF the hotel gardens. will be ready to travel by
July4.
Board and lodging SIS per month; children under
ten years, rs; servants half price. les cod
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-06-25
LOTTERIES,


DRAWING OF THE LOUISIANA
STATE LOTTERY FOR JUNE 81. 1870
GLASS 140.
1I2I2sI4isIsI7IsIs DInIElnlAl1s
52la 20 i2| 81 % es 40 Is g Iil-I-I-I-
The above drawings are published in all the pr1n.
0ipal papers, and are drawn in public daily at the
rooms of the Company
Information furnished and prizes cashed BIZ
HOWARD, SIMMONS CO. Contractors,
st. Charles aereet, corner Union, New Orlssns
Witness our hands. at New Orleans, Louisiana,
this twenty fourth day Of June. ls70.
ADAM CITIZEN,
Commissioners.
I OUIsIANA STATE LOTTERY
COMPANY,
Incorporated August II. 1863
CHARLES T. HOWARD. president.
SINGLE NUMBER LOTTERY.
SPLENDID SOHEME-ONLY 10000 NUMBERS.
Capital Prlze..................&5 $50 900.
CLASS L,
TO BE DRAWN AT NEW ORLEANS ON
Saturday. July IL, 1870.
HOWARD. SIMMONS 4 CO.. Contractors.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-06-25

DICHAHD g. BOND,
Ct. T. FISHER,
STOCK AND NOTE BROKER,
No. 16s Common Street.
jail IL
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-06-25

Messrs. Lonsdale, Marks & Co.. coffee
brokers, furnish us the following report:
Bags.
Imports from Rio de Janeiro from
July l, 1868, to July 1, 1869. ..... 100 Sal
Imports from July l, to date. .... 139, TAP
Sales, ex Idog (private terms). ...... 1000
Market-Gold duty paid:
Drlme.. .I74Ol7s
Good Observation-Disclosures 64@l6l
Il
Renaarks-Dealers hold, say 5000 bags.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-06-25
CON N ERCIAL,

FRIDAY EVENING, June a. 1870.
CoTToN-The sales to-day embraced 245O
bales at irregular and still lower prices, show.
ing an average decline of &c. We quote
@l74c: low middling at 174@lS4c; middliDg
at 190l94c, and strict middling at l9i
@2Oc.
The kilograms from Liverpool and New
York, quoting a decline in both markets,
with further reduction in gold and foreign
exchange. combined to depress prices.
while the demand was, moreover, checked
by scant freight room and stringent rates Of
freight. Under these circumstances, factors
were compelled to make further concessions,
in some instances accepting offers below our
quotations. Strict low middling, for ex-
ample, sold at l8c. and Liverpool middling
was reported as low as lssc. On the other
land, rigid classifers quoted the latter at
19tc. The bulk of the stock was held above
the ruling rates, and the actual offerings
were of moderate extent.
The sales for the past three days sum up
1900 bales, making, with 600 bales additional
for Tuesday and 100 for Wednesday, an ag-
gregate for the week of $4,000, against
l3, $50 last week, and $4,000 the week be-
fore; and the weeks receipts, $3.50 bales,
embracing $40 from other delivery ports,
week, and 1852 last year. Receipts proper
since September l, l, 1l5,s75 bales. against
7s1.732 last year, exclusive of 9ll2 bales
from samples etc. The weeks exports !
comprise 9S2rbsles, embracing 1902 to Liv-
erpool, 30l6 to Havre, 1000 to Genoa, ITO to |
Boston and 1898 to New York.
STATEMENT OF COTTON. |
Stock on hand September l, ls69-baes, TO |
Arrived since last statement. 75l9
Arrived previously. ........l liz, 2Ol-l, 179 40
-. Total. Observation-Disclosures. l,ISo 400 |
OI06'eN To-Day.
Cleared previously. ,097, 712-1 097, 795
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-06-25
REWARDS,

9 k00 REWAKD-WTLL BE PAID TO
ROOV any person, and no questions asked who
Will find MY CHILD, girl seveot en- months old.
She wss carried away from my door, at the of
Howard and Poydras streets, at seven o'clock.
Thursday evening. the ninth instant, by q colored
woman named Martha who is we'll known. The
child has light ha,r fine blue eyes; had no shoes or
stockings on wore a brown calico dress The child
is rather handsome.
je24 THOM AS DIGBY
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-06-25

Quotations at the specie and exchange
Office of Bruno Il Warner, Ne. LAG Gravier
street:
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-06-25

DAMo"D c"FfEE"oU USE
LAGER BEER SALOON
date Cotton PlxnD.
Corner CarondeleG and Lafayette
CHOICEST Wines, Liquors and Cigars.
rand, as also ths very best Western Lage1
q. HEM
n. B.-LUNOH served every day rrq
clock.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-06-25
OPEIDUSAS.

OPEIOUSAS.
f4xA5sM1s H. FOR OPELOUSAS, WASHING.
tkAvkA.>SH ton, Fort Barre, and all landings on
S&Gs1ak442 the Coast, Atchafalaya river and
Bayou Courtableau-Thslightdr draft
steamer,
j. q. Blaekf0rd,
W. Burton, master, j. B. Schmit clsrk'
Leaves on WEDNESDAY. at p. NJ
Leaves washington for New Orleans every
SATURDAY at IL NJ
Inc j. g. Blackford connects at sin sport with
Gibbons. Through bills lading given
Bills against steamer j. G. Blackford will not be
paid without written order from the captain
The j. G. Blackford, when the water IA too low
will connect with steamer Maggie F.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-06-25

CAZARAC ETAURANT,
No. 10 Royal Street,
BY SPARICI4
The best Of everything in the market, and
Wines and Liquors. at down town prices.
service elegant. Walters polite and attentive
in6
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-06-25

E6sn The steamship
@ BEAUFORT.
BAKER, Commander.
Will leave her wharf. foot of Calliope street, on
SATURDAY. June Is, at p d. For freight or
passage, apply to
+. ". PERKINS 4 co., Agents.
26 Carondelet street.
N B.-Shippers win pleases procure orders from
Agents Office before sending freiaht to steamer.
No freight received on the day of sailing.
fe2ly
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-06-25

Captain &. Q. Picke EFT, having
q purchased the fast and splendid eide.
wheel steamer
SELMA,
Will start her in the Opelousas trade about August
l. Inc Selma is pronounced by our inspectors as
unsurpassed those particulars that make I'D
staunch, re liable and comfortable steamer je25 I'm
The New York herald., 1870-03-29
A C0lOneD LONGEVITY.
A Nantucket Whaler Turns Up In San Fran
cisco.


cisco.
The following particulars about colored veteran
arc from the san francisco I7tllstn OF March 10--
Merchants Exchange building yesterday, our re.
porter was invited into the Marshars ONCE and In.
troduced TO an old colored gentleman. His com.
pexion was little darker than tnat OF q white per.
son, ana from hasty glance ut his mild, benevolent
looking countenance one wonld not notice his race.
In personal appearance he was tall compactly built
with hair OF grizzly gray. sunken eyes and cheeks
neat though not Of the latest CUT and had evidently
seen better days. A pair OF diapidatsd brogans,
cut and sashed In areckless manner, encased his
feet, and he bore In his hand plain heavy cane.
His story was told In O modest, intelligent manner
although his memory seemed slightly impaired, and
Dennson and today ne Gel. the one hundredth
anniversary OF his birth. He was born In Plymouth,
Massachusetts March ., 1770 and resided there
until ne was what Is commonly termed In the prime
OF lie. he then moved 10 q sin oil but aspiring town
on the Island of Nantucket some thirty miles from
Cape Cod Here he engaged IN various pursu ts be-
came comparatively wealthy by fortunate ventures
by those with whom he had dealings. He claims to
have been master OF the whaling ship Ganges many
years ago, and also 10 have owned several trading
vessels. In lS45 he came to California and when
the gold exc.tement broke out he tried mis- luck in
mining and made some 81, 900. subsequently he en-.
gagged in business IN this CITY, but was ruined by one
OF the heavy ores that devastated the city.
lie returned to Nantucket some sixteen years ago
and started sailor boarding house, residing at that
pace until ls83 when he returned to this city. He
10 married man and has three sons, two living
mere and one IN the East His wife, a blooming
matron OF seventt-six, resides at Nantucket, AMONG
nes OWN people. While the reporter cannot vQuch
The New York herald., 1870-03-29
HERALD TUESDAY MARCH 2s l87oQUADRUpLE SHEET

for the truth Of all the statements made by the old
man, he can say shat number OF ship captains and
Others who knew Denntson nty years ago bear wit.
ness 70 some OF the facts and we are inclined 70 be-
leye that he ID as aged ~ he represents himself
The New York herald., 1870-03-29
ANOTHER FAST Y01aG MAN IN LIMBO
His Exploits with Boston Merchants and
TFrom rho poo,on rrnya,,ar Morcn ooI

tFrom the Boston Traveller, March %.
since last December detective Adams 0f the Cen.
trai Poce ONCE has mad IN ais possession The pho
tograpn OI young man named Frank Gurus, the
original OF winch he has been anxious TO capture to
SATISFY the ends OF justice The exact whereabouts
OF curtis have been unknown during the past four
teen weeks until yesterday, when no turnea up at
East Randolph, before the Trial Justice IN that town.
on the charge OF stealing horse from Constable
Porter there, who keeps . livery stable. Curtis. 1t
appears hired horse and sleigh to 90 To Milton, as
he said but instead OF that he went 10 Waltnam.
having woman with him to make the journey pass
on more pleasantly. On leaving Waitham he gave
the name OF Fisher but being dissatisfied with the
nag he had hired or Mr. Porter ne swapped the ami
NAL and started for Abingdon but turned up Vt RAN
d0ph. He had not been IN town long when he was
arrested by Constable Porter and taken before the
Trial Justice, as already stated and held IN $1,000
for trial at the next term OF the Superior Criminal
Court, 10 be held At Dedham, on the second Monday
q Aay next. In case the Grand jury should fail TO
nn46 bill against Curtis on the horse scrape detec-
i've Adams, who has lodged warrant with the
Shern OF Norfolk county Tor the CUSTODY Of the
Young man, will prefer charges against him for
swindlng several Boston down town merchants by
false pretences. Curtis Is a genteel appearing man
and Is respectable connected. He IL OF light COM
peXion, 10 about Ave feet eleven IncneS high and
generally wears small side whiskers.
The New York herald., 1870-03-29

Captain Williams, or the Oneida. was engaged to
be married 10 young lady IN Name on his arrival
from the Japan cruise. Since the first OF January
MS two children and his intended wife have died.
When he left Japan he had not heard THIS sad news
but supposed he was coming home to meet them all
again In health and happiness.
The New York herald., 1870-03-29

DEAL ESTATE wANTHD-A PERSON HAVING SOME
~ meney TO invest woud like 10 buy medium priced sors
Dwelling, in fee, between Fourth and Seventh avenues
and above Thirteenth street. store sbove Cortand street,
ON or west OF reepwch who wants TO et nearly
quite all cash be assured he M not have 10 deal with
broker and that this aair IN good faith property well
let proforred. Address CHAS. NJ EARLE li6 broadway,
m
The New York herald., 1870-03-29

MARCH 80 GRAND OPENING OF sPPING HAIR
~ STYLES French Hats and Flowers at T. sfANG'S 81
sixth avenue.
The New York herald., 1870-03-29

WANTED TO PURCHASE OR nIRE-A SMALL UN.
w furnished House, with AL the modern improvements
either In this city abort distance from II must be In per-
feet order Address, stating terms, which must DO moderate
y. H.. box l5J Herald office, Tor two days.
The New York herald., 1870-03-29

NJ u. WOoDHuLL PRODUCER OF AND DEALER
IN. IN Orange county Mllx Cream Hotels kestsnr-
nns and Ice cream saloons supplied oy our wagons from
Prospect Park 10 Harlem river Cream well packed cs
shipped TO all points from Washington " Boston, We have
regular customers in Baltimore Wasan ston, Albany ant
Troy.
Principal Office Nos 90 90 and "a North Moore street. Nav
York Branch once Adams street aad Myrie av5nuc
brooklyn.
The New York herald., 1870-03-29

DARIsIAN sPRING oPEsING.-MLLE. POWER tFoR
Il merry OF \. T. stewart Cosl viii this da, open with
superb selection display French Bonnes Round
Hats also unique OF Bridal and other and
delicate Artificial Flowers OF the latest designs.
The New York herald., 1870-03-29

yIrANTED-A COMFORTABLE DWELLING HOUSE,
w medium sire, with all genlences, in Hoboken or
Brookyn Address with fun particulars, box ls Post Office.
Hob N. j..
The New York herald., 1870-03-29

MRS q. W. ALLEN, 1lie DIVISION STREET, WILL.
WI oer this week assortment OF Pattern bonnets and
Round Has also large stock OF Millinery Goods, reduced
The New York herald., 1870-03-29

yNANTED- ESTATE WITHIN THIRTY MILES
w OF New York, For assorted stock of HerchaniEs
Address, with particulars, A. Is. e. box l2J Herald
yyTANTED-fOR A CASH CUSTOMER. A LARIE
w four story House, Fith Madison
lot must he at least 251l0J
MARTIN gLENEN, II groadw way.
The New York herald., 1870-03-29

ITO RENT-ON ERIE RAILROAD THEE MILES
north OF Soatsburg, Orange county ~ " about hours
ride the city, Country house. with 80 of land
which there's good orchard all necessary on!bni'dns
and ne facilities FOR bathing and boating The property
ronanticay situated the Ramapo valley and makes de-
srabe residence boarding place. Rent $500
session given APRIL Apply al Id and 5 Chambers street.
New
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-07-11
NARE s LADNER, Brokers, report this morning
philadelphia Trade Report.
FIRST ROAR

MONDAY, July 1.-THE war news has caused
little fTmer feeling in the breadstufrs market but
the only quotable change is in Corn, which advanced
1@2c per bushel. The demand for Flour is light
both for shipments and home consumption; sales of
1000 barrels, mostly extra family at s62b@675 per
barrel for Pennsylvania; Sc 37K6675 for Indiana
and Ohio do. do, and S5'75@6-75 for low grade and
choice Iowa. Wisconsin, and Minnesota do In
cluding some extras at s5.25@531H, and high grade
winter wis Wheat p. at sz@sSO e. 80 Rye Flour is selling in
loT Tbnrs az % iS ' varu i;ttie ontivitv in al ha
chadge fran Saturdays quotations; sales of 5000
bushels Pennsylvania red at 81 1901 AS new Della
ware do. at 81 40, and Western do. at 1880 40.
Rye is steady at 81 for Ohio and S10 for Pennsyl-
vania Corn is higher, and $500 bushels sold at 81 O5
Clio for Pennsylvania yellow; 81 OS for Western
yellow, and sl@1O6 for low and high Western
mixed. Oats are steady, with sales of Pennsylvania
at 63@64c. and Western at 60c A lot OF new West
Barley, Of supeffine quality, was exhibited on
Change by Messrs. Work & Drouin, and attracted
much attention.
whisky is dull we quoted Western :iron-bound
nackappS at 9lC.
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remaining men to the masthead for the same
purpose, nothing could be seen of the yawl after
about fifteen minutes. The captain supposes
that the yawl was swamped and that the two
other men also lost their lives. He stood by
as long as he dared for the safety of the
schooner, which in the meantime had
also commenced to drift toward the beach.
In consequence of this he had to set sail
again for Chicago, in order to get new crew,
and the schooner arrived here this morning at
8 o'clock. There might be a, bare possibility
that the yawl-boat drifted ashore but the cap
tain thinks she must have been swamped.
Charles Grimes has parents residing in Iowa.
Peterson was Norwegian. All three were un-
married, and resided in Chicago. Chicago Post,
.TIilJ Sfb
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
EvENING TELEGRAPH OFFICE,
AFn,,Aon I,.lu II 1874

Monday July IL, lofU. }
The demand for money continues strong and
active, but the supply is ample and rates con-
tinue easy and unchanged. The entire interest
in financial circles seems TO be concentrated in
gold and Government bonds the former having
made high leap upward, owing to continued
warlike rumors from Europe, and the price of
Government bonds having fallen about = per
cent on closing prices of Saturday. We place
no reliance upon the news itself, but il is fine
opportunity for the foreign bankers of New
York to operate with profit, and they are doing
Gold opened at 1857 on the street, but the first
regular sales in the New York Gold Room were
made at l151 from which point it declined before
noon down TO ia. The foreign bankers were
the chief sellers of governments exchanging for
gold but the operation ceased when 115 was
touched, which accounts for the rapid decline
and shows the speculative character of the entire
movement.
Governments of course are active, though COM
paratively firm considering the circumstances.
The stock market was unsettled and only
light business was transacted. City 6s were
steady, with sales OF the old at 1905 and of the
new at 10l@10159.
Pennsylvania Railroad was dull at 57sl, with
sales Reading Railroad sold on a limited scale
at 515kGD51 50; Oil Creek and Allegheny at AIS
Catawissa preferred at 3s, and Philadelphia and
Erie at 291e.
JAY Cooke Co. quote Government securities as
foloWs:-U. 8. 6s OF 1881, 1149115A 5-20s OF 1862,
l1Oza112. do, 1854 l0S@111; do, Nov 1886, 110S
911lh; do DO, July l091l0A; 90. do, 1857,
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LAKE DISASTER.
Three Men Lost from a Vessel.

The schooner George F. Foster, OF Chicago,
Henry Smith, master, and bound from Chicago
to Lincoln, Michigan, lost three men by drown
ing, and the yawl-boat yesterday, at 2
O'Clock P. NJ, when about six miles north of the
Kalamazoo.
Charles Grimes, an American, and one of the
crew, had been sent to haul aft the main sheet,
when the boom swinging around knocked him
into the water. The captain Immediately
ordered the yawl boat to be lowered which was
manned by the mate, John Lynch, and Charles
Peterson, sailor; but big sea being on at the
yawI boat drift away very fast from the
schooner, which had been hove to. Nothing
was seen of the man overheard, and although
the captain kept a look out for his yawl-boat
from the deck and had also sent one Of his
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-07-11
Philadelphia Cattle Market.

MONDAY, July 11.-There is a good demand for
Beef Cattle, and the receipts being comparatively
light, holders succeeded in realizing full figures
Sales of choice at 91010c., and common at 5@7c
per h., gross. Reseipts, 14OO head The following
are the particulars of the sales to-day
Head.
100 John Smyth IL Bro, Ohio, 71&G9b.
80 Dernis Smith, Western Pa, 7a9A.
so A. Christy, Ohio S1H@1O
"a j. Chirsty, Ohio, SH@94.
81 7. McFillen, Western Pa, sh@924.
55 p. Hathaway, Ohio, SA@9.
81 J. S, Kirk, Ohio, s@912.
100 j. McFillen, Ohio, S@9E.
80 K. S. McFnen, Western Pa, s24@9H.
100 Ullman ~ Bachman, Iowa, 9@94.
$50 ]. j. Martin Co., Western, solo.
los Mooney Miller, Ohio, SOLO.
so Thomas Mooney Bro, Ohio, 7@9.
IS ii. Chain, Ohio, 7H@91l.
40 Joseph Cham Ohio, 7]5@9A.
20 j. & L. Frank, Western Pa, 7@SA.
55 Gus. Schamberg, Western Pa, S@9A.
65 Hope a. Co., Ohio, s@94.
40 ii. Frank, Ohio, S@9.
As A. Kimble, Chester CO., s4@9A.
21 l. Horne, Western Pa, 696H.
b5 John McArdle, Ohio, 6994.
81 H. Blum Ohio, 7H@9.
rs d. w. Gremmill, Del, 5@6H.
Cows have advanced and are in better request.
Sales of l50 head at s4s@65, the latter for COW and
calf.
Sheep are firm and meet an active demand. Sales
of 5000 head at the Park Drove Yard at 593Ac. per
pound for good, and ~ to &C. for good lambs and 20
Sc. for stock sheep. At the Avenue Yard some 5000
head changed hands within the same range of
figures.
Hogs are higher and in better request. Sales of
2166 head at the Union Hog Drove Yard at s12 25OCa
s13 per 100 lbs. net, for corn fed.