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New Orleans Republican., 1872-11-27

ORLEANS
City Hall, November 25, 1872
fNo. l381-Administration Series
An ordinance regulating the removal of dead ami.
mails thrOug hout the city.
SECTIoS l. Be it ordained by the Council of the
New Orleans, That from and after the passage of
this ordinance it shall be unlaW Wf for the OF
any diseased herse, mule, COW. beef etc, to turn
such animal estray upon the public thOroughfares
OF the city. And any person offending against this
eecton shall be lined not more than S25, and be
imprisoned not more than ten days at the diacre.
tiOn of the Recorder within whose jurisdiction the
0ifense has been committed.
SEC 2. Be it further ordained, etc. that any dis.
eased horse, mule, COW, beef etc, which may b9
turned estray and die upon any of the public tho.
shall be the duty of the MetIOpol tan Police to no
ttfy the owner to the removal of the carcass
at once to Stern's Fertilizing Factory, in which
event no charge shall be made by the said com
pany; and on the refusal or neglect of any such
owner to make the removal the police shall imme
dlately notify STEMS Fertilaing Company, who
are hereby authorized to Tem0ve all carcaases so
ported aud who shall be allowed to collect the sum
of 5 so from the owner for each and every animal
so removed, and, in the event OF the owner not be-
ing known, the city to become responsible for the
payment of the amount, upon vouchers sustained
0y the NOTIFICATION sent from the superintendent Of
the metropolitan Police.
SEC. ,. Be it further ordained etc. That Stern's
FertlAz!ng Company hereby bind themselves to aC-
cept and carry cut the terms of this ordinance,
and furthermOre,to TO cause the removal OF the car
eas5 of any animal reported to them, as provided
t0r in the foregoing ction, within two hours after
pOltan Police aud in default of their neglect to do
so, shall forfeit all privileges conferred upon said
company by this ordinance.
SEC. t. Be it further ordained etc, That this con-
tract shall be subject to revocation at the pleasure
of the Council
Yeas-Cockren, Shaw, Delassize, Remiek, Lewis,
BENZ. F. FLANDERS, Mayor.
H. GoNauasr CLARKE, Secretary. no27 1t
New Orleans Republican., 1872-11-27
New Orleans. Little ROcEs ana 81. ouis
RaiIrOads

The Shreveport gelagrom says ot TIC
New Orleans. Little Rock ana s.. Louis
Railroad.
we haL tie pleasure Of c.ll tnis sao.a-
inc from General T. p. Dockely. president
Of the above road, who visits our city 20 see
what can De done in the way OF securing
parochial ana municipal aid ior She import.
ant matter upon which he is engaged. It's
designed to make connection from Little
Rock, via Camden, at this point with oug
New Orleans road Completed and success.
fully carried out, this railroad enterprise
Louis. the line fl N Little Rock to ST. Louis
being within a month of completion. The
road is beng ggaded from Little Rock
toward Camden, and twenty-five miles cs
the track viii soon be finished.
New Orleans Republican., 1872-11-27
WILLIAM LkSCHJER.
Sworn to and subscribed before me this
twenty-sixth day Of November, 1872
ALFRED Z. BILLINGS.

ATTEMPTED BURGLARY.-About one
o'clock this morning some unknown parties.
while the officers on the beat were convey.
ing a prisoner to jail, went around TO the
various gas lamps on ST. Joseph street. be-
tween St. Charles and Baronne streets, and
extiDguished them, it is supposed to give
them an opportunity to commit burglary.
About an hour later, the house Of Rev. Mr..
Jacobs, on Carondelet street, was entered
by some unknown thief, and about $50
worth Of silver stolen. The adjoining house
was also entered, bat the thieves were
frightened away before they could secure
any plumber.
New Orleans Republican., 1872-11-27
MAYoRALTY or NEW ORLEANS,
Jity Hall, November 26, 1872. !


No. 1833-Administration Series.
An ordinance providing for the payment of the sew
eral accounts therein named.
Be it ordained. That the following appropriations
be and are hereby made, ardthat the Administrator
of Public Accounts warrant on the Administrator
of Finance in payment of the same
j. Buckley, stationery for Mayors office, S29 10.
Page & Co. earboltc acid for Board of Health,
approved by Administrator of Police, 1929.
New Orleans Bee, advertising drainage tax no
tice for Department OF Public Accounts S36.
New Orleans Bee, hye years subscription, from
February l 1858, to January 81, 1873, for Mayors
office approved $50.
Valentine Schatf, jury warrant, $75.
L. Pessou, coronersjury warrants, S ID.
NJ. NJ Samuel, cOrOner's jury warrants, $500.
J. Brette, jury warrants, $83.
J. Chapus, coroners Jury warrants $500.
J. s. Badger, coroners jury warrants j 10.
T. H. Draper, cOroners jury warrants, $IB
John Kline & Co., jury warrants, s 1877.
A. E. Billings, expenses liz defending three suits
against him in Sixth District Court against him as
recorder of the Fourth District for official acts
$500.
George s. Lacey, cash advanced for.justice and
constable fees, 8268, special order.
Morning Star and Catholic Messenger, adyertis-
ing for Department of Finance. 50.
John s. Walton, cash advanced for law charges as
per vouchers, 3 1920 special order.
J. T. Michel, cOroner's jury warTa2t So
ET. G. UhlhOr1 s l50 B. II. Watkins : $50, j. J e.
Auburtin 500, James Lynch 800, for extra ser
vices on tax registers.
George FeTmsld clerk Fourth District Court,
costs in suits No. l84l 62; No. 1883 l25; No. 1859,
1872 10 Especial Orderl.
E L. Bower, for appraisements made by appoint
ment of the Mayor, $50.
Adopted by the Council of the city Of New Or
leans, November 26, 1872.
Yeas-COckrem, Shaw, DeassiLe, Remick, Lewis,
Walton, BOnzanO. -
Il. CoNarRsT CLARKE, Secretary. no27 1t
New Orleans Republican., 1872-11-27
MAYORALTY OF NEW ORLEANS, I
City Hall, November 26, 1872. :
Administration series.l

An ordinance relative to the expenses of canCella-
ton of the bonds of Administrators.
Be it ordained by the Council of the city Of New
Orleans That after the bonds of any Administrator
or ez Administrator shall have been Cancelled from
the books of the mortgage Office if it appears that
the city has Just grounds of salt or reclamation
against him and he shall have well and truly per
formed the duties of his office, he shal be eettled
TO payment from the city of the costs incurred by
him as follows: For clerks coats and fees OF mort
gage office in giving bond and for costs Of adver~
Using AMI other expenses Of releasing the same.
and vi cauceling the record.
Adopted W the Council of the city OF New Orleans,
November 25, 1872.
Yeas-Cockrem, Shaw, Delassize, Remick, Lewis,
Walton B0u2anO.
BENZ. F. FLANDERS, Mayor.
A true copy:
II CoNUgH,T CLARKE, Secretary. NOR 1t
New Orleans Republican., 1872-11-27
MAYoRALTY or NEW ORLEANS, /
City Hall, November 26, 1872. I

mo. l883-Admnstration Series.l
An ordinance for the payment of the pay rolls
therein named
Be it ordained, That the sum Of $1,000, or so
much thereof as may be found necessary, is hereby
appropriated for payment of the weekly pay rolls
Of the city for the week ending November Is 1872,
Adopted by the Council OF the city of New Or
leans, November %, 1872.
Teas-Cockrem Shaw, Delassize, RemiCk, Lewis,
Walton, BOAlanG.
BENZ. F. FLANDERS Mayor.
A true copy
New Orleans Republican., 1872-11-27

Members of the bar will doubtless be
pleased to learn that Mr.. T. Wharton Col
lens. Jr., has been appointed the official
phonogropher of this court.
New Orleans Republican., 1872-11-27

FELr.~Joseph Lewis, at one O'Clock yes.
terday, fell from staging 30 the deck Of
ship lying as che head Of Marigny street.
and was seriously injured. He was coz
yeyed to his residence on Barracks street.
John Baptiste. painter, while a. wor6
OH the house Fo. II6 Gaiennio street, acci-
dentally fell from the second story window
into the yard oG the house. receiving sIighS
Injuries
New Orleans Republican., 1872-11-27

MAYORALTF OF NHw ORLEANS,
City Hail. November 26, 1872.
mo. l884-Administration Series.l .
On ordinance to readjust certain items OF appro-
pration in the current budget.
Be it ordained That the following sums be and
are hereby transferred from the uneXpended bal
ances Of appropriation in the current budget to
such items of appropriation are exhausted, viz:
New Orleans Republican., 1872-11-27

SURRENDERED.-Beniv DominQuez, ae-
cused of having murdered Zomaz Arando
in cigar store on Toulouse street on Mon
day evening, surrendered himself yesterday
noon to Captain Flanagan. os the third pre-
cinct n0lice,
New Orleans Republican., 1872-11-27
MAYORALTY or NEW ORLEANS, I
City Hall. November Is, 1872. !

MAYORALTY or NEW ORLEANS,
City Hall, November IS, 1872. :
NO I882-Adminstration Series,l
Be it ordained by the Council of the city ofNew
Orleans, That the following appropriation be and
is hereby made and that the administrator of Pub.
lie Accounts warrant the Administrator OF
Finance in payment of the same
The New Orleans Republican Publishing Com
pany, for the following bills approved by the Ad-
mnistrator of Commerce:
March l. to advertising sale OF market reTe-
April l. to advertising sale of market revenues 10
May l, to advertising sale of market revenues 10
dune l. to advertising sale of market revenues, 49,
two advertisements. ......., ................ %
July /, to advertising sale of market revenues 10
August l, to advertising sale of market reve- ,o
September l. to advertising sale Of market rev.
enues....... 1901. ..'..'...' ~
October l. to advertising sale of market reve-
nues, two advertisements. ..... ..,....... 70
November /, to advertising sale of market
revenues ..,''........'.''.. ..'''.,,.''......' ~
Total. p l9o
Adopted by the Council OF the city of New Or
l'''-l'' ~ 90 ~ BENZ. F. FLANDERS, Mayor.
H, CoSauEsr CLARKE, Secretary. no27 1t
New Orleans Republican., 1872-11-27
.ucce.zEon of. Bose ThIgy. Widow. by Fir.t

~urrc--fon Of Rose ThIHFo y idON by FIFsf
Marriage OF FRANCOIS Noirjean, and by Sfcong
Marriage of Felix Au!uste Jacob-No. 32,555.
SECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
= Of Orleans. .-NOtie-is hereby given t" the cred'
terreted to show cause within thirty days from ~"
present notification, if any they have or can 'vhy
j. G. Prignon tutor o. tha minors Rose = 5se""
and Fe1Ey Jacob .0le l.Igs OF sh" decs'l~nt
should .or be authorized :e..or or1n tLe at"'"
the property OF SAID ni'0Cs.
sT order OF the Ge.Et.
ni.s j.: p % dc5~ -. - I'2AEi '--Is5
New Orleans Republican., 1872-11-27
SPECIAL. NOTICES,


The Cook Room of the Body.-The food
that has been cooked in the kitchen must De re-
cooked in the stomach before it can be applied to
the nourisnment of the body, As means Of faeid-
tating this second cooking, in cases where the
process is slowly and imperfeety performed Hos
letters Stomach Biters is Invaluable. 1t promotes
the generation of heat in the living laboratory IN
which the crude materials for building up and re-
cruiting the human frame are turned INTO con
vertible anent. But this is not all 1t acts oene'
fcaIIy upon the cellular membrane wtIieh secTetes
the gastric juice, upon the liver, which produces
that natural laxative, the bile upon the vessels
which receive the dgested food, and upon the aD'
sorbent5 which connect the digestive organs with
the channels of circulation If any portion OF TINS
complex machinery is out Of order the BItters VIII
set it right, thus promoting vigorous digestion
healthy secretions, and the production of pure
rich, DEMONSTRATING blood noz6 80 cod "
The tTerrebonne Patrfot,''' Published
at Houma, Louisiana, is one Of the best adyeTtls-
ing mediums in Southern LOUISIANA. oel3 y
Rotic-EIeetiDg of StOckhoIders.-Eew Or,
leans Mutual Iusu' ance Association, office No. IO2
Canal street-A general meeting of the stOGkhOid'
els of the New Orleans Mutual Insurance Associa
ton will be held at the Office OF said ASSOCIATION,
No lN2 Canal street on the TEF ENTIETH DAY OF
DECEMBER, lB12, between the hours OF lU A NJ
and . p NJ for the purpose of taking into cOEsid-
GRAFTON ana voting upon the adoption OF amend,
association q. CAV AROC, President.
New Orleans, hovem5er .e I3-2. noIg I'm
Ne,s Orleans 7IeEehan5e should Adysys
tfse in the TERREBONNE PATRIOT, Houma Loui-
lana, il will pay del3 ly
8atcheiov,s {GaiT Dye.-Ths splendid Hair
DYE il the best in the wOrla. The only true and
perfect dye. harmless reliable and instantaneous;
10 Disappointment; no ridiculous tnts or lnpleas-
-sTe Remedies the III effects OF DaE ana
New Orleans Republican., 1872-11-27

Imported trinkets intended for the Ger
man, are exceedingly pretty, AMI show
very ingenious designs.
New Orleans Republican., 1872-11-27
OFFICIAL NOTICES.


4. Interest on wharf bonds. 4896 90
5. Repurehase of wharf
bonds, the balance of the
revenues. lOl 6G4 CO. 30 900 90
BE PAID FROM MARKET RE7zNUEs.
To the Louisiana Savings Bank and
Safe Deposit Company, for the pay
nent of interest and liquidation of
principal of loan, according to ordi-
nance No. 1882. Administration Sc
ries, all the market revenues, eoti-
mated .......,......... 26O 900 90
TO BE PAID OUT OF THE CITY PARK TAX.
Oneei ;hth of one per cent to be levied
and collected on all assessed prop
erty, allowing say five per cent IN
collected. Observation-Disclosures. 154,3T5 90
TO BE PAID OUT OF PAVING ASSESSMENTS.
Principal and interest of street assess-g
ment bonds. s...........-.,-........... 1851 So
TO BE PAID OUT OF BACK TAXES.
Proportion due the several debt funds,
police tax. public school and park
tax out of the $750,O0O OF back ..-
taxes estimated to be bereceiyed. ..,.. $50, 500 90
TO BE PAID OUT OF REVENUES AND RECEIPTS NOT
OTHERWISE APPROPRIATED OR SET APART BY LAW
Judgments, observation-disclosures. 9o,o0o w
New Orleans Republican., 1872-11-27
LOTTERIES.

NRAw4N0 OS gRB LOUISIANA
STATE LOTTERY RoB NOVEMBER 36. Gss2.
CLASS 4s@.
: y y :: !: !: : /: !:
The above drawings are published in the pJin
eipaI pspers, and ara drawn IN public daily OF IN"
rooms of the company.
Information furnished and prizes Cashed by
HOWARD SIMMONS & 90, contractors,
st. CAarles street. corner Union, Sew Orle@nA
Qr:.oe.. o,gr hands st Ne7o orleans Louisiana
sa5st0...." 6tl4 dag .: ::;oy"rnber. 1872.
Il PERALTA,
ADAM GIFEET,
Commissioners.
s.rA2. 0H HGGCs LOTTERIES. ap12
New Orleans Republican., 1872-11-27
ss.794 ops So

Grand total. 65,79t 926 So
SEC O. Be it further ordained. etc, That the ap-
proprations to be paid of the city debt tax be
SO construed that any portion of the collections
thereon not required for the payment Of interest est
appropriate denomination; and should the amounts
raised for retiring of bonds prove either excessive
or Inadequate to the purchases designed, accord
ing to the estimate which the Council in its best
Judgment has adopted, greater or less number
shall be retired accordingly.
SEC g. Be it further ordained etc, That this or
dinance shall be published for ten days in the
official journal
leans November 49, 1872.
Yeas Bonzano, Walton, Lewis Remick, Delas
size Shaw-6
BENZ F. FLANDERS, Mayor.
true copy:
H. C0NQUEsT CLARKE Secretary. no20 lot
New Orleans Republican., 1872-11-27

A NEW DErARTUBE.-The members Of
the old Excelsior Base Ball Club are to
meet this evening, at halfpast seven
o'clock, at the Peoples Hall, corner Of Mel
pomene and Dryades streets, for the pur
pose Of recognizing the club. Judging
New Orleans Republican., 1872-11-27
MAYoRALTY OF NEW ORLEANS, }

No. Decentralization Series
Resolved, That the Administrator of Finance be
and he is hereby directed 10 issue to L. queyrouze
and c. Bois certificates for new consolidated gold
bonds general series, in the Of 5000 being for
earth taken BY the city from their square, bounded
by Live Oak, st. John White and Dupre streets,
in the opening of Dupre street
Adopted by the Council OF the city of New Or
leans November 26, 1872.
Ytas-Cockrem, Shaw Delassizer Remick, Lewis,
Walton Bouzan0. ~
BENZ. F. FLANDERS, Mayor.
A true copy:
"a C1N4rEsr CLARKE, Secretary. ro27 1t
New Orleans Republican., 1872-11-27
MAYoRALTY or NEW ORLEANS, [
City Hail, November 26, i312

NO- Observation-Disclosures 0ETIGa,I
Resolved, That Hon. Henry c. Di5be be retaiacd
special counsel III city license causes in District
and supreme Courts upon such compensation as
/ NAV be hereafter xed or greed by the Council.
| Adopted bv Tile Council ofthe city OF New Orleans,
BENZ. F. FLANDERS, Mayor
= ~ A. .-'.,.,, ~, ,.L.g cnrrottrrr r,o27 IT,
New Orleans Republican., 1872-11-27
OFFICIAL, NOTICES,

>>l~~o<r~Nc~~~<>orr~>
NIAYoRALTT OF NEW ORLEANS,
City Hail. November Is. 1872.
New Orleans Republican., 1872-11-27

SrADB1HG AFFRAY.-About one o'clock
yesterday, difficulty occurred in the hold
of the steamer Robert f Lee, between two
colored men, named Bob Robinson and Joe
Norah, in which the former was severely
stabbed in the left side by the latter. Norah
made his escape and Robinson was sent to
the Charity Hospital,
New Orleans Republican., 1872-11-27

QUALwGED-H T. Sturcken, the newly
elected Administrator Of Assessments, has
taken the oath Of Office, furnished bond
and been duly qualified according to law.
New Orleans Republican., 1872-11-27

FIEE.-About nino o'clock Monday night
a fire broke out in small frame house at
the corner of Hagan avenue and Canal
street; owned ana occupied BY John Scott,
which was totally destroyed, with loss of
about 500. No insurance. Mr. Scott,
the proprietor Of tile place, was 50 badly
burned while endeayoriug to save some Of
his effects, that he was sent to the Charity
Hospital. The fire vas caused By a de-
fective chimney. No alarm was given.
New Orleans Republican., 1872-11-27

APP0INTMENT.-Gover Warmoth has
appointed Samuel D. Dixon, Sixth Justice
OF the Peace, vice Charles \. Meyers, re
moved from this city. This appointment is
not 50 satisfactory to the newly-elected
justice Of the peace who has been anxious
~ expecting the commission.
New Orleans Republican., 1872-11-27

- Be PAID CUT or DReIgs1s SAX.
!. gneere.s on sl,842,C0s of
!ew consolidated bonds
drainage series at seven
yer cent, gold, estimated
premium i'll currency
Twelve and half per
Gent...............,.,.... . It2,H9i e.
3 Eor outstanding debts st
late drainage commits
siOneTs...... ...... ......'- Sal" az
g. Y0rrepurchase Ofdraina8e
bonds from the lowest
Ofterers, the balance of o,oo. no
she tGE, say............s. o'7 10Y 800 ooVoVV W
20 ~E PAIs oCT or THE tax FOR CURRENT C1FS f'N-
PETsEs TAN sSp OTHER aEvESUHs AsD RECEIPTS
e;oT UyaEN~I.E APP&OSsS.AEs!" % eES SPAHS By
New Orleans Republican., 1872-11-27

NeSa Orleans Merchants should RdyeTe
tfse in the TERREBONSR PATRIOT, Houma, Loul-
i.,no. II zy1I nav dal3 lV
New Orleans Republican., 1872-11-27

MAY0RALTY OF NEW ORLEANS.
City Hall, November 26 1872
wo Ioos ,+-ra ttnr, Saries
New Orleans Republican., 1872-11-27

The 'sTeFrebOnne Patrf0t,'2 Published |
at Houma, Louisiana, is one of the best adyertls- |
ing mediums in Southern Louisiana. del3 ly |
New-York tribune., 1872-05-24
BANKING-HOUSE OF
WOOD a. DAVIS, 81 Pine-st.,


WE beg to inform our friends that we have
w this day formed Copartnership for trans
acting the business of BANKERS AND DEALERS
IN RAILROAD BONDS, under the name of WOOD
& DAVIS.
We will receive money on deposit, subject TO
draft at sight, allowing interest according to
the nature of the account.
The purchase and sale of Railroad Bonds
will be made a special feature of our business;
and we shall keep on hand variety of choice
Bonds of well-established Roads, with which
to supply investors.
Bonds of new Roads furnished at subscrip-
ton prices, as offered on our market, without
commission.
Reports and Circulars sent and information
furnished about Railroad Bonds, &c, &c,
without charge.
AS Members of the New-YOrk Stock Ex-
change, we are prepared to execute orders in
GOVERNMENT Bonds, GOLD, AND RAILROAD
STOCKS.
Our experience in Banking and knowledge
of investment securities we trust will entitle
us 10 the confidence OF capitalists
G.. ID. WOOD,
formerly of Vermilye a. Co.
SAM'L ID. DAVIS.
New-York tribune., 1872-05-24
THF STATE OF TRADE.
EUROPEAN MARHETS.

IoSpos Nav a3-u:3O mConsos opened az s & St lS5. a
o7j 0g3s or the account United SNtes i''ei"'N '
is od glt; l861s. 90; Tentorues os ,,, ho-5 orepo
FK1SKgoxT Msy 23-a- m.-Otte1 stales f''e4"0 WV
At g5! a g5i for the Sue Of lso@ ,.,., ~.
P1sts s "a Reutes opened Al Dol le N,,,ur In
Irvrur1+r 29-ll a. n.Coion openo st,ols'
i15 TS. MJj8ne Orleans n.Gll!d sales OF tie day are e'
I1Trr5: Nav % 80 p mCot,oa strong Bresu1s y Se ~
Com 28 ., quarter. Wheat, hoG4.s oen~ i'' N''
Spring ,.-;..- ,,.,,,ies srner: United States
LoSroV MAY 233o p raA @erie29 can sse see li is & s
Fye-TWgnty bonds, l662s. Oi; li's Via 'i' i'O -
PAKis sy 23-Rentes 53r. &C. - ,,a4s,, o,1esns 1lld
oSn NsT -The bullion the Bank Of England has ine's
a52 $u.ag the past wees s ., o2l 70, ropev and s3l
LOsDCe, May 2j-5 p onsois tse1s q5i. 865s
for TIE a{eornt United states rive 4"eAy UOD'' ' ~
OLD g4 JFs1s s3t; enFOrtes ~ , ... .;s5irg In
LIyK'IDpL. May 23-5 p n ,olou a. 1sv Ig 900 bales
lads max Mildiug Orleans nl tales oi he u4!' "' ~
e-l' - ruistop and Lard 80. per cwI
IcY1i,S fdav 23-Russian Tallow 81 % Y cwt e,. p,,
if.tt3 NAV 23-Evening.- Bacon, Jj q c"' iot S"'i'
Ndde&
New-York tribune., 1872-05-24
HORSE AND CARRIAGE MARKET

NEw-YoRK. Thursday. May ~ io'@
The conditions influencing the horse trace con-
tinue favorable and the market remains active Tor
OF all kinds Light driving horses at from $3.50 TO 'o pei
pair, meet with brisk sales and fine wellmatched car
rage spans bring good prices ranging from N5Oe 10
t92O0 Prime truck horses sell frequently. few hours
after delivery from the and average from 500 10
800 per head.
At s. Dlngee & Co.'S N. Y Sales and Storage RepOs-
itory, corner OF TwentyfitbSt. and Fourthaye, one
par on gray carriage horses 10 hahdS Eh ahd years
DID, sold for 500, sOrro trottlng horse l52 hands,
years, s25 and lot OF work horses from S5 10
500 per head.
The regular semi-weeky sale Of horses carriages har
ness and horse equipments viii be held at the horse and
carriage auction mart OF Messrs Johnston Il Van Tas
sell tomorrow friday, the 2ith inst, II o'clock
New-York tribune., 1872-05-24

n, Never. 81 cwt tsuuisb iilalo car by Moses edSi
ccps, Mcpherson 55 IN muOs good c"t' asi'e
Vs other lots were S @ % S ~ ig Ipo steers "a eut good
''s.e = re for Res % Illinois steers y ew at l2ea % co,s.
81 cwt Ohio 4 ii,G q Illinois q eWt " @' anu ~ "'
''eT y S 20 his q IA, cv 12l ai2le
The = = TTv, % T5e .5G carr. Sss
" W. Thompson, 100 Illinois steers u ewt at l2Glic do o4'
D. wsiIei sold his 9s Illinois steers eyt, at ny l1uis
p Cary Tun ou, "a Illinois cattle 'Gi cSt a. a. utg5IC tI5I
CIvEsIae ,r have been se for ,yo days ard . Y.
morning calves weighed of AT 7 With thin at
sales b J. v 1iurtos Co.. at Washington Market 200 B9t, Coz
r9n calves "a n At &c 80 De- f9 iSG'oo fO Sci % h00n'
" Il Ha7nes calves, ~ N. eIci 2 oflS0b
ESc OTIS sod il State calves iDsl u, at 7a7lc and 30 JeF-
W1s6 HosC calves 10 n, AID 80 Ofi2O @ as7ei
~ Of 20 70 at 'e, sod 10 o. is 10 az az &c ,,or ,,4o
Hume Elliott Ior,-eghn 90 state calves l2 b al ei
- o. Nc js5 ID ~, S so i iS g. ,Te 5i i s 9iS
j. Grb sold il Of 6iSi 0oal3o at 7e and Of
saTlr aSo I,~pAy TO-DAY 1000 late at &c Com; y;
lambs st washington Msrk saturday Ss@ sgsinsi sl
S sa.s ne S1 1 9'1 SftSs SS . s af @ b E EseS Of
heal sad The pai there sues " to leave very M
prgst -, y, r.,,, .r,D.s sheep, n
n sf6ic; 2s5 Ohio 100 n at &c. T3 DO sl TO- 1lS
Hure Elliott sold "a Ohio sheep sii b, at c Ano IN VI @
Lsn S,tEs-Ap6eron Henry sold wahas'G9 O. aIs'i ~ e
Jersey l4mb, h l2e z Of So ID, at Sc % oi % ID " ~
'S ~ e ,S5 SSo Co % ~ .o Il Of 50 H. at l3c u nllend
J. v Tbnrston Co. sold Pennsylvania 50 h. at iSe A0'
BSl sd IS of 4 H. at I3lc; S Of 10, at le' and 800
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A. Graves Co sod 20 OF s. n, At l5e raf - q,
J ~ Pcack. al Commmpaw 25 lambs, oV 10 ~ i'9"' "
Al itc and 81 Of s2 n At isc
Ksse Co sold SO lambs. 80 10 at l4e - ~ ~ ~ 11lc
Iure Eott FoI ghthst, 3ol Virginia alp' ~ ID " 3'
and p 50 n, at 2c -, ~. ,.uNs tba srst ever
cold here 45 10, a. l0c ..., -. II "a q, Conmynnaw
,src G7 or saturday, against 70 ~? SAN
Aef depressed yes,eriAy there nle s'oIg 'Ss one
to Hose Of 10 selling st 6lc The range IS 'c "''0' "