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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-11-21
WAR DEPARTMENT.
OFFICE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON. Nov. 20. 7:30 p. NJ.

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WASHINGTON, Nov. 20, 7:30 P. NJ.
ProbdbilitieS-For the Northwest and
upper lakes and thence to Missouri and
Kentucky, southerly winds, rising temper
ature and cloudy weather with occasional
rain on Friday.
For the lower lakes and thence to Vir-
ginia, westerly and sOuthwesterly winds,
partly cloudy and cold weather.
For Tennessee and the western gull,
southerly winds, increasing clOudiness and
higher temperature, with occasional rain
tomorrow.
For the eastern gulf and south Atlantic
States, northwesterly winds yeering to
southerly, low but slowly rising tempera-
ture and clear weather.
For the Middle and Eastern States,
nOrthwesterly winds ard cold, clearWeather.
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SRPitOIine.

The Capitol grounds are still under inn,
provements. The building Of the stone
wall around the base of the hill still goes
on. Parts of the grounds have been pre-
pared aud sOwn in grass, which is coming
up, and looking very pretty. \ magnifi-
cent hill that will be, when smoothed and
caTpeted with grass
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Mime. TanaucIeeI,,s IeweIrv

The diamonds and other .ewelry Of
Madame Janauschek, valued at 100000,
will be on exhibition to-day at Davies &
Bros, corner Of Summer and Church
streets.
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sIAnd DON'T You Forget i'll have

Sand Don't You Forget it, have
POO barrels prime Michigan Apples, so bar
rels Silver Skin Onions, on hand, and two
car loads prime Cabbage on the way; am
also agent for the largest Celery grown in
the Southwest, and can sell shade lower
than any other man. Country orders es-
pecially solicited. A. B. Keevil, los North
College street, basement Franklin House.
noy20 Ut
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Cheap Sale of Dress Goods at the Phila-
delphia StOre.-Will be sold on Monday,
LOO yards Sateens, desirable shades, at
soc; sold everywhere at soc. Philadelphia
Store. movie sun, wed If
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-11-21

ENCOREs take novel form in Dublin.
Three or four hundred citizens recently fol-
lowed a popular singer to the Shelburne
Hotel, where he was staying, and demanded
that he should repeat, on the balcony, the
airs which had so captivated them during
the performance at the Opera House. The
artistic refused TO do so; whereupOn the
people smashed the hotel window With
paving stones and caused $500 worth of
damage. --.... ..........
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Winter BOOts.-Calf Scotch Bottom
Boots, Calf Double-sole Plain ard Crimped
Box-toe Boots, Plain and Opera Leg Boots,
Double-sole Congress Caters in many
styles and qualities, English Grain Hunting
Shoes, Calf DOuble-sole Alexis Ties and
Patent Buckle Shoes, the best goods and at
low prices for cash, at Ramage's, IS College
street. nOv19 1w
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Received Yesterday {

Received Yesterday Cases Ladies'
and Misses Oil Goat, Pebble Goat and
French Calf Shoes, hand -sewed, at panic
prices at the Philadelphia Store, p Public
SQUARE. movie survived If
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4 Diamond Pin.

Emma Poindexter, charged with steal
ing diamond pin belonging to DIR. Cheat
ham, was arrested by Detective Larry Ky
an. and was sent to Jail yesterday by jus
tice Caspttv in default of 81 900 bail.
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800 yards beautiful Black Grosgrain
Silk, A. T. Stewards importation, reduced
from 81 to 1925 at the Philadelphia Store.
nOv16 survived If
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A full line of Ladies' and Misses Fleece
lined Hose and French COrsets at panic
prices at the Philadelphia Store.
movie survived If
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Mite Society.

The Central Baptist Mite Society will
meet at the residence of Mr.. James Chit
ton, No. 352 South College street, this eve
ming at quarter past seven O'Clock.
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Our Black Alpacas down to bottom
prices. Our fine silk-finished Mohair Lus-
tire reduced from S1.OO to Is cts. G.. Rice
g. Co. nov12 If
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Mite Society.

The Tulip-street Mite Society hold their
meeting at the residence of w. J. AIRING
ton, corner Of Barrow and Russell streets.
Edgefield. TONIGHT.
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There is young lady love in town who
is so INDECENT, that she does nothing Dutslt
and hold her hands, and when she gets
tired of this has avery accommodating beau
who holds them for her.
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Behaved.

The Nashville and Chattanooga train due
yesterday at 12:15 p. NJ. was delayed some
hours at THllahoma, where a freight train
had jumped the track.
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Gen. McNahOn.

Cherry streets, has just received a fine por-
trait of Gen. Patrick Maurice Mcmahon
which he has had elegantly framed and is
an attractive feature in his art gallery.
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45 pieces yard wide Silk-finish Alpacas,
new shades, at 25c., worth 40c., at the
Philadelphia Store. nOv16 survived If
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Dress Goods at 37a Cents.-We offer
this morning, to close out, large lot Of
Dress Goods at 37aa cents, worth from 75c.
to 81 per yard. Thompson Bros. & Kelly,
Summer street. nOv20 5t
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CITY NOTICES.

1,5O0 yards Dress Goods reduced from
30c. to 1Sc., at the Philadelphia Store.
movie survived If
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Our immense stock of Flannels and
Blankets at panic prices. g. Rice & Co.
nOY12 If
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STATIONS.

Blank { } indicates no report; cipher (0) sta
tOnary; minus q tendency to fall; plus I'D ten
dency to fall. A. c. FORD, Observer.
The river was rising again yesterday,
with I feet ON Harpeth Shoals.
The Ella Hughes arrived from Cairo.
She was expected to depart again last even
ing but was unavoidably detained, but will
depart positively at II o'clock to-day
Capt. John Cartwright commanding.
The Tyrone is due to-day.
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Trunks, Valises and Satchels in great
variety, elegant, substantial and cheap, at
VIM. Dunstead's Trunk Store, 81 North
College street, between Union and Church,
Sewanee Block. je6 If
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Go to headquarters for black and colored
Silks. A saving Of 20 per cent. guaranteed
or no sale. G.. Rice & Co. nov12 If
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We are still slaugmering Dress Goods
without mercy. @. Rice & Co. nOy12 If
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HOnOrahIY Discharged.

Thos. l.. Chiffon, accused ofstealing cat
tie, bad trial before Justice Cassetty yes
terday, and was honorably acquitted.
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Beneficial results OF the panlc-High
priced houses played out, so say the people,
and rush for their bargains to G. Rice &
Co. nOv12 If
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Fresh Salt Water Fish.-B. F. Parl

is receiving daily both salt and fresh water
Fish, which he is selling at living prices.
b. f. Parker, dealer in Fresh Oysters, Fish,
Produce, ETC., 81 Cherry street. nov11 tt
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How to Live EcOnomiealIy.-The

Ladies' Hats, all styles, at the Dollar
Store. nov20 1w
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CITY NOTICES.

Everybody goes to the Dollar Store for
bargains. noyzO lw
At C0st.-Great bargains in Hats, Caps
and Gents Furnishing Goods. Call at
Benson's, No. % North Cherry street. All
goods sold at cost for the cash. nOy15 1w
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Dress Goods ut 81 [

Holiday Goods received at the Dollar
Store. noy20 1W
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Imitation Seal.skin ClOaks.-We offer

our Imitation Seal-skin Cloaks at twenty
five dollars to close out. These goods are
beautiful limitations. Thompson Bros. &
Kelly, Summer street. nOv19 81
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From = to every Afternoon.
From to 3 every Afternoon.
From 9 to every Afternoon

On Saturdays AUCTION all day.
On Saturdays AUCTION all day.
On Saturdays AUCTION all day
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Reaf Irish Poplins at S1.5O.-We Of

fer real Irish Poplins at S1.50 to close out.
This is great bargain. Thompson Bros. &
Kelly, Summer street. nov19 st
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RIVER NEKS.

Daily Report Of Stage of Water, loih Changes IN
the "a Hours ending p. NJ Nor. 20, 1873.
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Every Article viii be Sold.
Every Article will be sold.
Every Article will be sold

Every Article will be Sold.
Every Article will be sold.
Every Article will be sold
To the highest bidder 1Ctthout reserve.
To the highest bidder without reserce,
To the highest bidder a1ithout reSerUe
For Cash on Delivery.
For Cash on Delivery.
For Cash on Delivery.
PRIEATE SALES DAILY.
PRIVATE SALES DAILY.
PRIVATE SALES DAILY
Every Forenoon except Saturdays.
Every Forenoon Except Saturdays.
Every Forenoon except Saturdays
1t AUCTION Prices
At auction Prices.
1t auction Prices.
Sales TO commence Saturday morning.
Sales to commence Saturday morning.
Sales to commence Saturday morning
ut 8 a. M. precisely.
At 8 q. M. precisely.
At 9 a. M. precisely,
And will be Continued.
And will be continued.
And will be continued
Until the entire Stock IS sold.
Until the entire Stock Is sold.
Until the entire Stock is sold.
The Public is invited to attend.
The Public is invited to attend.
The Public is invited to attend.
G. Rice e Go. i,
81 COLLEGE ST.
novel If 4thp
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Winter BOOts.-Calf Scotch Bottom

Exposition Dollar Store still ahead.
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AUCTION SALES DAILY.
AUCTION SALES DAILY.
AUCTION SALES DAILY,

at Our OlUa Store Rooms.
at Our OUn Store Rooms.
1T Oar Olcn Store Rooms.
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New Goods opened daily at the Dollar
Store. nOy20 1w
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To the highest bidder 1Ctthout reserve.
To the highest bidder lvithout reserve,
To the highest bidder aUithoat reserve
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At Public or Private Sale.
At Public or Private Sale.
At Public or Private Sale.

Our whole Stock must be sold.
Our achoIe Stock mast be sold.
Our avhole Stock mast be sold.
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STATE OF THE WEATHER.

Local Report for the City, Thursday,
Nov. 20, 1873.
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
Trains leave and arrive at Cincinnati a.
follows from Marietta and Cincinnati Depot,
Pearl and Plum streets:
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LOUISVILLE d CINCINNATI SHORT
LINE RAILROAD.-Trainsle leave and ar
rive at Louisville as follows:
TRAINS.

TRAINS. LEAVE. ARR
Southern Fast Line, eX-
cept Sunday. 600 A. NJ. 700 !
Cincinnati EXPIRES, div $3.50 p. NJ. 1870
Cincinnati night Ex-
press, except Sunday HOO p. NJ. Sis !
Lexington Mail, except
Sunday. $50 A. NJ. 6:30
Lexington Express, eX-
cept Sunday. ...... $50 P. NJ. 1880 ]
Lagrange Accommoda
ton, except Sunday 500 4. N. SIS /
Lagrange AccOmmpda-
ton, except Sunday. 9:35 A. NJ. $3.50 !
Shelbyville AccOmmO
datiOn, except Sunday $50 A. Il. $50 ]
Shelbyyilie AccOmmo-
dalton, except Sunday 500 p. N. SIS
ShelbyYille AccOmmO-
dalton, Sunday only. $50 a. NJ. 700 ]
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Baltimore, Washington
& Philadelphia EN... s:55 a. NJ. GO 2. NJ.
Baltimore X New York
Fast Line ............ 1:G0 p. N. 400 ?. N.
Washington, Philadel-
pha q New York Ex. 1890 p. NJ. $50 p. VI.
The $50 p. NJ. and 1880 p. NJ. trains run daily.
FROM LITTLE MIAMI DEPOT, EAST FRONT ST.
Washington & Balti-
more Express. ......... I:30 A. ". 2:1J 2. N.
Baltimore & New York
Fast Line. ............ i0:30 A. ". 1920 7. NJ.
Cumberland Express. 945 p. NJ. $50 a. NJ.
This is the only line running Pullman palace
drawing-rOOm and sleeping cars to Washington.
Baltimore and Philadelphia without change.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-23
TIRE FIRE RECORD.

The loss by the fire at the Mnsquash Mills,
ST. John n. b., on Wednesday night, $4,000
insured IN the North British for $4,000, aud Queens Tor
5000.
A fire broke ont in the three-stOry brick
building at Halsey and Pearst., Newark last evening.
The lower stories occupied by Charles Wuerzbaeh.
clothing manufacturer and the top floor was used
harness manufacOry by Jacob McCOrkey OF York.
The damage the building Is about $1,000, and 70 the
stock in both factories aoOut $1,000
The furniture mandatory Of E. B. Doble,
at Lawrenceburg, Ind destroyed by fire. yesterday
The loss between $4,000 and s75OO0 insurance fol-
lows Htna OF Hartford, Ct, S1 900; Underwriters OF
NewYOrk slLOOO Imperial OF London. SsuO0; Hartford,
or Hartford c. 5000 and from $500 20 S5 900 10 Gin
cinuati companies
A fire in Plymouth, Ohio, Wednesday night,
destroyed stores and dwellings valued at $4,000 The
insurance is as follows; LYf0ming OF Muncy PENN
olOO National Fire and Marine of philadelphia sioO
Rlchland MUTUAL $500 Ashland Mutual, 5000; knOA
Mutual 500 Nafragausctt Of New YORK. S2O00' fr
ers', Merchants aud Manufacturers siOooi F"''s "
New-York tribune., 1873-05-23

her; she s simply weak girl. shecould trust H1mlef
her wretched father could not. He could believe
that Hamlet well by her. II ophsla had told the
truth 10 Hamlet the probability il that the play never
could have been written. 10 necessary for Shake
speare % take from Hamlet every worldly support
Ophelia WIS a very pretty GIRL with her hair down and
In white frock, and OF course was very entrancinR
bis mind In her interview with MIN, be IL full the
terrible things that the ghost told him. He looss dazed
aud miserable. He gandeTs into her room, where he
mas no business 10 Dc, IN q daZed condition, seeking
bindy for comfort IN the pare earth where he
thought he might get u. II she had been strong
hearted sir shn wo1ld nave gwen II to him but sue
gave him nothing He u haunted by the thought that
~ quite. He holds uer at arms length IL tO read her
heart in her eyes looking iOr truth and purity Her
not tell. lie gazes, and at last ia despair VI any
answer, tears himself away. His conduct afteTward
consuming the heart must break forth AZ the lips. In
that second interview We tnd that the con
reacts upon every good man. He begins TO think Of his
own faults He tries 20 sting her into answer, but
she viii not speak She thinks hlm mad Tor love OF her
II she would only Indignantly repel the accusations he
Infinite making little opening in the fog about MIN.
sun she loved im The best tns you know about her
Iaconcuson SIR Macdonald advised his young friends
present with Keen eye ana great fah 10 read Shake
thc probaOly mat there Ia ge II you can get at
IL. hud ia all ShakrspeaTe tragedies that he cOmpCls
brought against The play That there Is no plot INIT but
DO gree vita Dr. johnson, who would have given
Hamlet the poetic Justice OF him "A throne
which had been ed by the murder OF his father
aud the dIsnOuOr OF his mother
FOr the kindness | have received IN America 7 am
very grateful We came 20 you loving knowing haC
should love yet more, ana instead Of being disap
pointed with our hearts larger FOR the thoughts Of
many friends than we had before and If word OF
could be OF any value, the love between the
viii surely be at least little strengthened by the
report Of your goodness winch IN honesty com
p- led % carry back with Never let misunder
stand each other, whatever DO. Let there be lies
between US and let us know that, whatever reports ana
vague rumOrs OF dislike and annoyance and III natured
cul.oisn arise, thry arise ony among tho Lri1ers
both Sides and tue thinking and honest men of botu
Just IKE other, they for each other
and believe ia each Uther There Is nothing between
them. Applause. trust and hope that T. gland
and y0 IN America. who nave the same blood, and tne
language, and the same literature, tue same
slakespeare, not 10 speak OF tie same BDewAatever
luic biCACrIug8 De-W OuY DE- the better frloud5
for any word that cOmpels 70 explain What mean
~ each Otner.
DR.. Bellows then came forward and delivered short
farewell address, TO when Mr. Macdonald responded
briefly, after which his friends crowded about
him and bade him go0d-by.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-23

RARTOH-Sudten disease Of the heart Aoutgone Pso"
p1tchess COUNTY York The o. the 2t he
6h year barron, widow h0uaS bar
bon daughter the hdsau
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
BINsSR-on "Wednesday Bhsse aged yel-
The relatives and friends respectfully
The az Church Ge Paul fEenIy hst.
near SlIthave SATURDAY - o'clock b. ihe 2itA
BOOrH-At Lugano Switzerland Weinssay May
Of George H. Booth Of ,hs city,
PARLEY-lu Brooklyn 1879 ong painful Resa
consumption Anf the beloved g OF Charles B. Farley agd %
month, and "a
The relatives Of respectfully nviei 10 attend
her late DeAbATf and Faft
Greene place on Friday morning al aad ioH ss1e % e
Church Of Lady Of McTc7 Requiem 'a Nl %
for the OF her soul and aenee - Ot cemetery
GlLBERr-Oa Tuesday Nay 20 O'Clock a1ei long an4
painful AZ est foret hes-ioss'
Ms Lle Gilbert, vie OF Geoge T. Gilbert aged D. leA mouths
P1peral ID her late residence Fri,s 3I Bst 'e.a Re-
mains inferred Il Greenwood Cemetery.
Chicago. H., papers please cops.
HAiGHTAt Havana. Cuba hsy h after shoH ao'' DhAries
a.. solo of d. Henry taght il ihc ssa 60. 5i Do -sr
o
HAvBSsOu Tuesiiy, May ~ a; 40 LeIug'on'7e August.
Hayens
McCHRsSRY-r BrooEu THURSDAY Susan. vile Of Charles No
E sJ 5 rls-,e. are respectfully nviei attend he
from e rsi-uce father 5f HeaFo, on sunday NAV "a,
At 2 O'Clock, without further notice
McELROY-On raesa Mly % oeooa c. wife Of Rev JOSEPH Nc
TIE s Of he An, and Of Robert and William Jaars,.
.sT, i-yItr no attend fnlera Friday. Msy ]
/. M fros Der Iaie residence lls West Iwelns-st
roNpKIysu Brooslyn the z2 .nsI RAIs rompkns
On wp..d,, Nav 2 Mra Charlotte y,s .r,i p ye.
he iae from the rcsaenrs of b Bel nsii DuBesusyr
Jersy Cly n D., Fn1sy Aiisruooa. Gt il 0eock
New-York tribune., 1873-05-23

effects not to be accounted for beyond the reach OF
any art This is no doubt the oldest glass known-the
glass in the Museum at Naples much Of II more beau
ufu In shape, though there specimens mere no
easy 10 the Naples glass is much more recent
The bronzes of this collection Of exceeding Vaue 10
the ANTIQUARIAN and viii doubt excite eonsiaeraoe
curiosity. but their artistic value is not SO great
time has dealt very hardly with them. There are largo
numbers Of mrrors-One a mirror with cover anu al
external iuclsed OTnamentauOD-many Knives hAhiui'
OF needles spear and arrOw-heads, ana one pa'neuc
little soyhc the great forgotten ancestor OF 'ne
mower that becomes more pathetic sun Wheh Cen
di Cesnola tells that scythe almost eA"o"y s'hr
is in use Cyprus to-day. Either there Is very niue
grass ia Cyprus the a0orer Is content win suah
result Tor Il days labor. In order 70 use tns hsru
meut which is scythe or dckle-shaped blade, with
saw edge the grass must have been seized with one
hand and the tool drawn toward the cutter with the
other.
Other rooms in the Douglas mansion are filled with the
I,,u Collection which includes small portion OF Mr..
" q PRIMES extensive and valuable collection OF pot
-arv porcelain early printed books, &C.; Mr.. s. p.
Avcrvs rare and choice porcelain, notably remarkable
Ion of tbat Old Blue which has been turning many
heads and emptynE many pockets Of late in Europe
Mr. Russell stmgs's japanese bronzes, porceains,
vories crystals and clros-a magnificent seres-with
many other valuable things from other To all
these we hone do justice in these columns before
hand Of the sympathetic taste OF many Of readers.
There are also many fine paiutings-od and new-loaned
by various OF collectors. Altogether such artistic
treat this NewYork has before. We shall
give hereafter full account Of this portion Of the Ex
hihtiJn.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-23
CATTLE MARKETS.

BrvY'Lo 2cCAr11E-Recipts TO-DAY. neiudng 50
ported ar1Ee lO making the total supply Tor ssek hns
fsr 300 i against ilf ~ tine .ast Feek
market SLOW srong ~eerlfv, al offerings snos ~
being Oou 20 haa as bead Illinois steers, rom lS
l,6 %, q - ga % b ID bead Michigan steer rn1ng
lGb O2 a. - 70 hest Texas lisa b 40 - 53
07 head Illinois iron l.Ls7 to W7 b. At - 80
- ~ W head Missouri from ll08 lb D. at sbJ
~ head Michigan soekers from - o. | n 40 - yf
- l u leai Mcllg5n oxen AVERAGING 153 H. a IS ~
sHELP AID Lam Bs pts to4y, 800 bead, making ae totsl
supply l tie thIs l 200 1sd for he
tine Ek slow yeztsrtay5 prices
reported IN bead OHIO cArrei o. -
HOGsecep TO-DAY ineldng reported ar1ys bead mskas
th % supply for the scrk h tar 1870 - HeA
the 1s, uees market late Yeersy
sudden became active about 800 bead sod 55d
- % saf there sere but fE 1erns unchanged saf
fcieut sales % JUSTIFY qnotstiors
Nav Z-CArTtE dali receipts 800 prices
lrnnsss ~ ys,ers I lost Fa Good Steers sold slowly
- 81 - M Choice to Ertl. - - i2 the
for small Doc Of esci raging lhT bi Buler took
dragged a. 80 % 20 Tor common Cows cloos sieen hnestz
yesterday. t.AO.
Hoes dull receipts nearly l2OOO prices and ose .ses
Of medium fir az - 0 r. 90; good - 730 - %
closing 1uli slil mems J-fL
SaErP active AMI .a.es Of choice go
IS p; sh fmenis. 3sl
BAITEoRE May z1-CArrLz dnl declined +dc V~y
best sale to-day q U7c.i thl generally rl- ~. quality 2Stc
num gooa far quality S0olc sales f head epr lfis
head.
Hoas fair ienaal light supply at q 3aa receipts sss
head.
ny active decline Of 9ie sales ta6le. Tor
70 extra receipts, J,.5 Eesd.