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LADIES' UNDER GARMENTS.

LADIES' UNDER GARMENTS.
Cotton skirts, tucks, $ oeats, less 10 per cent
/" "a y !. siis
Elegantly trimmed skirts from sl7s to So, less Io
Gotten cheRiso' at g cents, less 10 per cent.
Elegantly trimmed chcmises from sl.5O to sg,I
Cotton Drawers at e oerts' less 10 per orAt.
And full and complete line Of other styles
Night Dresses from sls2 70 3 %, less 10 or cent
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weshAll on and after JULY Is, tIu sEPTEM-
BER 1, -fer our eutire stock a, the very uoer Al
discount of 10 PER CENT ON ALI CASH
SALES.
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READY-MADE DRESSES.

Orr stock q LINEN SUITS PyLONAIsFs
hkpINGOTs Is the largest in the cay, and Va
invite the attention q the ladies 10 ~ great bar
from our prices. - N0-N'
We name a few. with prices.
Tfat.t. = - a
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Editor Erenin9 Star: You can doubtless en-
tighten the public, by giving the names of the
members of the building committee of the new
Eastern market house. II seems that the work
Is completed, and yet we have to 60 "via"
Riker's ridge, down to the Centre market for
fresh meat and vegetables this hot weather.
"Stir up the animals" Mr.. Editor, and you
will have the blessings of your numerous read
ers on Capitol Hill and the Navy Yard.
j. b. w.
1.-THE market house commission of the Legisla-
ture, of which Mr.. j. W. Thompson Is chair
man, has the supervision of this building. We
are glad to be able to announce for the satisfac-
ton of j. b. w. and other dweliers in the East
that at the request of mel bers of the Lestsla-
ture, Mr.. A. K. Shepherd, Vice President OF the
Board OF Public Works, last week addressed
letter TO MIR. Cluss, requesting him TO inquire
why the work was not completed, and TO see
that IL was completed without delay. Mr..
Wingate, the contractor, has since agreed TO
put In the stalls and other appurtenances, and
has already perfected his arrangements to i'm
mediately proceed with the work, and expects
in short time to have the market house ready
for the public
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-08-06

ALSO PURE CINCINNATI LAGER.-In addi-
ton to the Philadelphia Porter and Brown
Stout Palmer & Green also bottle Cincinnati
Lager, which is the only pure lager bottled in
the District. Grocery stores have it for sI.2O
per pozen. smws
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CURE FOR Loss or APPErIrE.-The Phils-
delphia Porter and Brown Stout, bottled by
ta,mer Green, will restore your appetite.
dozen. smws
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CURE FOR DYsPEPsIA.-The Philadelphia
Porter and Brown Stout, bottled by Palmer 4
Green, will cure dyspepsia. Try them for Al $
Per dozen. Your grocer has them. s,m,v,s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-08-06

HONESTY is the best policy in medicine as
well as in other things. Ayers SarsdpariId
is genuine preparation of that unequalIed
spring medicine and blood purifier, decidedly
superior to the poor limitations heretofore in the
market. Trial proves IL. n,w,f&w
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le per
Brown Linen Polonsise and Bedingots, sc to SIS,
less 10 per cent.
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STREET AND SEWER WORK ORDERED BY
TIE BOARD or PUBLIC WoRKs.-The Board of
Public Works have decided to pave Z street,
between 9Th and 18th streets, northwest with
wood, and have the sidewalks terraced; also TO
dmprove III street, from North Capitol 10 Boun-
Diary streets; also, to sewer COrcoran street. be-
tween 18th and 18th streets; also, to improve G.,
from 9TH TO 18th streets, southwest. The con-
tractor for the improvement OF 10th street has
been directed TO extend the same from Rhode
Island avenue TO X street northwest. The
water registrar has been directed to nut in
water main on Vermont avenue, m front of
square PIP. A sewer has been ordered on
street south, between Cd and Sd streets east;
also, on 2ith street, between l. and NJ streets
northwest; also, ordered an asphalt pavement
on street, between nth and 16th streets and
the completion of fOOtwSiks on same street
The superintendent of roads has been directed
to put the Brentwood road, between BOUNDARY
and queens chapel road, in good condition
The water registrar has been directed to extend
the water main on Boundary, from 18Th to 9th
streets, north west- An order has been Issued
Tor the lay ing OF sidewalks or nth street from
IL street &c the river, southwest; als0, The mt
tirg IN Of A twelve inch PIE Sc wer on ssyps
street. both sides, from Il strset to the Eourh
side Of Maryland avenue.
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To WOMEN WHO ARE NURsING.-For women
who are nursing, and are weak, there Is moth
ing better than Palmer 6 Green's Philadelphia
Porter and Brown Stout. Ask your grocer for
them. Only Sl.5O per dozen. sm.Ms
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-08-06

TRY THE LION LASER, as drawn only at Geo.
W. Drivers sample Rooms, corner Pennsylva-
mia avenue and 4 \ street. tr
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HAVE Yor A CoUeH. Cold Pain in the Chest,
or Bronchitis? In fact, have you the premcn-
itory symptoms Of the ssinsatiate archer" Con-
SUMPTION? IL so, know that relief Is within
Your reach in the shape OF Or. Wistar's
Bdtsam Of HId Cherry, which, in many
cases where hope had Aed. has suatshed the
victim from the yswning grave.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-08-06

For RKLIEF PROM CoRNs, BrNIoNs
TROUBLESOME NAILS, etc, visit DIR. White,
surgeon chiropodist, No. 5S5 18th street, oppo-
site the U. s. Treasury. Once hours from $
q. m: to p. m. Fee one dollar. Established
In Washington ls6iO tr
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A sa5 Ease vs.. n as Cent Case.

NJ. Editor; You gave q paragraph YESTERDAY
from some one oyercharged by the scayenger
stating the legal charge for n box feet long
TX feet high and the same wide, TO be al.
have just had his attention to a box 6 feet 6 in
ches long. 2 feet . inches high, and feet wide
for which he demanded SIS. Let Mir. Long s
committee take hold of the scavengers, after
Ii gets rid of the ma gistrates and constzbles
and clean them all out together, and, in thus
getting rid of the Justices, the community may
get justice.
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KEEP IT HANDY.
THE RELIABLE FAMILY MEDICINE.

cholera, Dysentery, Diarrhea, Summer Complaint,
Cramps, etc., quickly cured By the use Of
Berry RooTT And RH HUs BLACK
An oid, well tried remedy, entirely vegetable,
peasant 70 take, quick and certain in effect can be
depended on in the most urgent cases may Be eiyen
20 the Youngest infant well az to adults II con-
tans ne Campher or Opium. 1t 10 pleasant extract
snd readily taken By children. Keep IL 10 the
ponce and use IN time. All We sek for Il 4 frsl
Don be put on with something else. Rny III Trs
i. Many Of our most yaInsd testhn1niais ar
from promfnent citfseps Of W ashingfon who have
Prepared only by HAHslLL q BnO., 9O0a
MARKET ST.. Phfiadeiphta. WV WI
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CHILDREN CRY for Pitchers Castoria. II
regulates the stomach, cures wind collie and
causes natural sleep. 1t Ia 8 substitute for
castor oil. s25eo3:
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PoND's EXTRACT Ii for sale at wholesale by
Chas- Stctt & Co., $50 Pennsylvania avenue,
and by druggists everywhere. t,wftf
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II you can't get cool, resort 70 Dooley's Arctic
Fountain, on Capitol Hin. eotf
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EDUCATIONAL.

TNHE COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY
= WASHINGTON, D. O.
BER 10. wynn
The Columbian College opens SEPTEMBER IL
The Medic al College opens OCTOBER g.
The Law School opens OCTOBER .
For catalogues, containing full particulars IN re-
gard TO terms and courses Of instruction, address
JAMES @. YELLING, LII. D.,
dngz-tocs President. Nc
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-08-06

THE SINGER SEWING MACHINE sales OF 1872
were S2I9, eco. los v~tf
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TURoo-RussIAN BATHS; also, Medicsted Va
903 L street. b2O6.
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THE SECRET why snch crowds flock into the
sample rooms of George W Driver, at the cor
ner of Pennsylvania avenue and 1 : street, Is
because of the refreshing character of his de-
hghtful and cool beverages, and especially 80
for the reason that the exquisite quality of the
celebrated Lion Lager is improved by being
drawn from faucets OF improved construction. N
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sUU1 Ss. S8s6ss!l Ssi III 4, \ \: s; Il.
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BROKE HIS ARM.-LaSt night a white bow.
named Albert Daun, abont 10 years of age,
residing on l., between 4th and 5th streets, feli
his right arm below the elbow. He was taken
home by ofieer Reese and medical aid sum
moned.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-08-06

PROPOSED FREE HOsPITAL--St Johns par
ish are about to commence the buldlng of a
large hospital on II street, between 18th and
10th streets, for the sccommOda alton of the poor
and 10 be supported By contributions from the
charitable, under the management Of the off,
eials of that church. The property has recently
been purchased for this purpose,
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Coon AS THE INPoRTED.-Imported porter
sells for - per dozen. Palmer n Greens Phil
adelphia Porter and Brown Stout which is
equally as good. sells for Sl.5O per dozen. ASK
your grocer for them. smws
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BASE BALL--A game of base ball was PLAYED
yesterday between 6he Chesapeaks and Cooke
clubs, ON the Olympic grounds resulting in 4
victory for the ChessPeakes by a score of 40 e
40. "A game was also played on the White 10,
between the junior Creighton and junior Ches-
speake clubs, resulting IN a victory for the
Creightons by q score Of 81 to 30.
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BUILDING AssOCGATTONs.-The sixth ANIMAL
meeting Of the ProyideHt Buildisg Associate n
was held last n ght at the board c{ trade rooms
ard the following officers were elected -
'Ionss president W. II. Clagett, vice PRESIDENT:
j. W. Barker, treasurer; z. KO0nes, secretary:
and d. W. n. LOveioy, W +. Gardner, G.. w
Harkness, VIM Powell, August LepFeux, =. G.
Kano- K +. Mcclure, q. W. Deshis.ds, G.. NJ
Nllnams, directors The report Of tie treasu-
rer and secretary fo- the wear shows total dis
bursements during year SIS. i76 2O-S1s. 80 ad-
Sanetd on lt0 shares, and SiT SIC 81 paid on IJI
ehares Withdrawn. Total number OF shares
advanced on in six years, $3.50, Of which SIS
nave been repaid. Original number subscribed
i5,e.l now on roll, 10Ss; average sales, s. per
cent present value each share sos "a
At the fifteenth monthly Eleetinsr OF the North
washington Building Association, held last
evening thirty-hve shares were advanced uKon
ut an average Of SIX per cent.
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LADIES' DRESSES.

OhD1h DEPAhTM bNTI
on re hsve every facility for making DRESSES To
vtA n, ehq VII furnish the material and trim.
nesi or only the trimmings In cases ~,bere lsaisr
nave airesoy purchased their goods. '>1'ea
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BEoUEsr TO THE wONEN's CHRISTIAN Az
soCIATIoS--At the regular Eonthly meeting
OF the board OF managers of this association,
yesterday, letter from Mr. Z. Richards WAS
read, stating tat his wife, recently deceased.
had bequesthee 20 the association the sum OF
i've hundred collars to assist in paving for
a permanent home for the said association
Mr.. Richards concludes In these words: 'sHay-
ing profound respect for your noble work, il
viii give me the highest pleasure IL perform
this duty, devolyed on me by this bequest in
accordance with her wishes"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-08-06

a -. o.Sf' DrsoouSr ON ALL CASE
SAI1' n1osrr res SPECIAL onD.s,'
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a S1YAGE ASSAULT was made yesterday
sternoon by Jessie BUrcher, colored, on an
othet cosored man nasasd Doc Alexander, on
the corner OF IN and East Capitol SITS. Bureher
INV .rge some, striking Alexander over
one OF h3 eyes, making . Terrible gash ami
Iracturing ne skIil bone. At the same time he
Grew razor. but was prevented from using IT,
he made hissscspe, but was after W ards arrest
cd and locked mp. Alexander Is not able to an
pear TO testify. He was removed to Proyidence
fCfDital.
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WILCOX GIBB's SEWING MACHINE. The
celebrated Bazaar Patterns. Agency a. Chss.
Baum's hoopskirt and corset factory, tn street,
Intelligencer Builsing. 1923
THH COMMUNITY AT large appreciate tie use
fulness of Singers Sewing Machine. is
THERMOMETERS and Bsrometers are repaired
and made 70 order hy Hempler. nssr Y street..
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CUSTOM SHIRT DEPARTMENT.

DOUBLE YOKE sACQCE SHIFT fALhrR1
ackpeulsdssd "lnimitsbis Perfect Ti,sinse 2 the
bseed 5ssS g (Which h o.
sons are shsIsS alks, Therefore ssss, no two
~ N -rsAns Double YoksS ~, ssr,on thss
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IMPROVED ORDER OF RED NEN.-The Great
Council of the District of Columbia I. o. X. M.
have elected the following officers for the en-
;, Alsssldef P. Gray, Great saehem; Boser. r.
haidor, Urea Nrn,9I Sassmarei ]. Gurlock, Great
Of lii9 nqv I'M N s ia. GG,a a Enret
%a%,ln wi5 fHissia. Grs esas sa hsSPT %@ Sf
e. payng, S Grest Guard Of Wigwa imss Paa,
Grsbes Kepresentstis to Great Council .. s. A..
The Tribes have elected the following Off GERS
Ig,ed-9!d iri6s, Ne. ) 5. NJ. Wells, sackoia;
49,; /" -.,.s B. Williamson, Keeper Of wan n
$780, o,sss Pr NJ Tsot S;.B F. GcaPp; II. g.
i osan Tab, No. ST. s. Ba@ermao, 5 Win.
G0 ID JsSs : sn,dtT s.; Hugh g. Divine,
wright sa;s:I tn, r. g Baum s. e. jshn %
S,neeq Tsi5s,, No. Ii-3Wm. H. Wilson. g.; D II.
Ei1 + Ms S 81; Boswell, s.; VIM Lewis,
B,gst KawL ne, Ne. H-chss; II, Goodman,
VIM IL MSecS.n' g. e; 6iens sSh'Hf ssiisF.
s. ohs1e. L. H fss s dhles
son, J.; s.; lanes <. PuEall, @; r; b. o. PaiKin-
THE BOARD OF HEALTH met last night, and
DIR. Cox, from the special committee, presented
report on the subject Of the removal Of night
soil, recommending careful examination of
all plans presented for the accomplishment of
that object; adopted. Health Officer Keene
submitted report showing that the number of
nuisances reported the past week had been
four hundred and seventy-three; number abated,
3s9; dead animals resloved. A. Marine pro,
duct condemnations-Fieh, $50 lunches; crabs,
100; clans, 100; oysters, bushels. UnwhoIe.
some food condemned rs; beans, Il
bushels; cucumbers, 9dozea; bacon, 1af pounds;
ocrned beef, l22 pounds; beef. i5a pounds;
wstermelons, 100; peaches, 20 boxes; animals
impounded, 10i; redeemed, IA; sold, 6; dogs
killed, 6s. On the recommendation of the
health officer, the frame shanties in aliey be-
tween 4th and 9Th and N al o streets north
west were condemned as nuisances Injurious to
health, and ordered to be abated. He also re-
ported the necessity for an increase of the num-
Der OF garbage collectors to meet the exigencv
OF the present season, When garbage is most
abundant On motion of DIR. Bliss, the health
officer was authorized to employ Eve additional
garbage collectors, with suitable horses and
carts, for the period of sixty days.
BROKE HIS ARM-LaSt night a white boy.
named Albert Daun, abont 10 years of age,
residing on l., between 4th and 5th streets, feli
from pole at the Schuetzen Park and broke
ia ri oh IN air
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Lockwood, Hufty q Taylor,
sss PGNNsYLv.NtA Avenue,

METROPOLITAN HOTEL BLocK.
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REAL ESTATE SALR--Duncansop, Bowling
q Co., auctioneers, yesterday sold Tor the
Church OF the Ascension the six frame builI-
ings on the corner Of 18th street and nj ass achn
sets avenue, decided to the church by Mr., W.
w. Corcoran, to H. Albers, for 5000
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ACTION FOR SLANDER.-Messrs. Riddle az 1
Miller have for Patrick Maher entered a 81 I
against John Fletcher and Bridget, his wifi, b,
for SANDER, in that the said Bridget Fletche r
on the 10Th of NAV last spoke of and concernin.,
derer, You killed a colored woman AFT the IN
sane Asylum" and ''You stole air at the In
sane Asylum and made a msttrass of II. and
had 10 run away from there in the night %
Damages are laid at 5000.
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STATE OF vERMoNT,l In ohaneery.

STATE OF .VERMONT,l In Chaneery.
Rutland County, SIS. June I, 1878.
Whereas Calvin p. Austin, of Brandons
Vermont, hath filed his petition in. the Of
fee Of the clerk of said court Of Chancefy
against Joseph Niles, David Niles, joins
than Niles, Daniel Huling, Joseph 3 Mes
and Slocum j. Niles, ID
Setting forth that said Joseph, David,
and Jonathan Niles, on the nth January,
1851, mortgaged the premises described N
said petition situated in SHAFTS bury. In the
county of Bennington to said Austin, con
dftioned for the payment OF the note
therein described. and on the 18th June,
1865 said Joseph, David and Jonathan
Niles mort gagged said premises with other
land to Thomas McDanieis, which last
mortgage was afterwards assigned by Mo-
Daniels To Daniel Hnling, and said Huling
afterwards obtained a decree Of foreclos-
ure in the Court of Ohancery Tor Benn1lg-
ton county, on said last mortgage, and
that on the 10th September, 1910, said jon
athan Niles nortgaged said premises 10 DO
seph b. and Slocum j, Niles. And praying
that the equity Of redemption or said jos
! seph, David, Jonathan, Joseph y. and Slo-
| cum J. Niles. and Daniel Huling may be
/ fOreclOsed. etc. ... %
The said Joseph Niles aud David Niles
| being without this State so that said pc
tition cannot be served upon them.d5 = -
| 1t is ordered that they be required TO ap-
near on tile first day OF the next stated
term of said court 10 be held az Rutland,
| within and for the county of Rutland
aforsaid, on the second Tuesday of Sep
I TENDER A. ID. 1873. and make answer TO said
petition by publishing the substance OF
said petition with TINS order three weeks
| newspaper printed at Rutland aforesaid,
! the last of which shall be at least twenty
DAYS previous to the commencement OF
I said term OF said c0urt.f-5 e slss 2
!. Dated at Rutland the 3th day Of June.
- HENRY II. SMITH, Clerk. (,
| q EDGRRToN q NICHOLSON, SOLICITORS Q,
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.Mafrianes.

BATTEsE-WIL the parsonage
in Mendon, June 18th, by Rev. A. " Mar
shall, Joseph 4. Battese aud IneZ Wilkins,
all of Mendon.
D-HOTCHkISS- Fairfax, at
the Baptist church, June Nth, by Rey. NJ.
G. Smith, Prof w. A Learned, Principal
of Swanton Academy, and Miss Hattie F.,
daughter of Hon. j. NJ, Hotchdss, OF Fair
fax.
HAYWARD DOUGLAS = In. Rutland,
June 18th, by Rev. S. Jonson, Myron II :.
Hayward and Jessie A. Douglas, both Of
Rutland.
BAKER TAYLOR-In Wallngford, June
18th, by Hosea Eddy; ESQ, Ma. Jonath nan
Baker and Miss Charlotte l.. Taylor, all OF
Dandy.
Ds-HAMBLET- At the Bard
well House, Rutland, June 18th, by Rev.
Or. Harris, Mr., Griffith Edwards and Miss
WHhelmina Hamblet, both of Granville,
y. Y.
JONES ROBERTS-At the Berwick Ho-
tel, Rutland. by Ii. w. Marshall, Esq, MIR.
Robert NJ. Jones, OF Granville, n y, and
Miss Jane Roberts, of the same place
THORNTON-BRINK- Fairhaven, on
the 14th inst, by Rev. Dwight spencer,
John NJ. thornton, of Rutland, and Chris
tina |. brink, of sudbury.
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SYMPTOMS OF CATARRH.

Dull, heavy headache, obstruction of
nasal passages, discharge falling into the
throat, sometimes profuse, watery, acrid,
thick and tenacious mucous, purulent,
-purulent, bloody, putrid, offensive,
etc. In Others dryness, dry, watery,
weak or intiamed eyes, ringing in ears,
deafness, hawking and coughing to clear
throat, alterations, scabs from ulcers,
voice altered, nasal twang, offensive
breath, impaired smell and taste, dizzi-
ness, mental depression, tickling cough,
etc. Only a few of the above symptoms
are likely to be present in any case at one
time. No disease is more common or less
understood by physicians. The proprie-
tor of DR.. Sage's Catarrh Remedy win pay
$500 for case OF Catarrh which he cannot
cure. Sold by Druggists at so cents. $40
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rh. week ca ss ss ss sA2 i5S ~ 15 54ial
Last week, 2,97L 1881 40 1850 ] Os5
One year ago 1864 COOS 700 la6oO 1900
49, PRICES.
n Beef per 100 lbs on total weight of hide,
Ss.75! first quality, ss.0oGSs50; second
quality, S6.006sS7.5e; third quality, 5000
$3.50. A few choice single pairs, slo; some
of the poorest, bulls, etc., S4.75.
. western cattle, live weight, choice steers,
best, 7ECG8&c; good, IN @Sc; fair to good,
7@7Xe; light, 6&tGTe. slim 4@6c.
S75@slO0, or much according TO their val
ne as beef 50 Off on last quotations for
common grades. ~ ..t.- r. f. -
Mich COWS and calves, from SIS to so;
extra, from $15 to $50; Harrow and afJ
Yeariings, 81. 5Oas1s; two year Odds, s129
s2S; three year Odds, s25@S45.. 81 -
sheep per Ib. live w.t., 4@6c,; extra os
: sheep and lambs. per head, in, lots $500
QsS.00. s,.,. -, .,i,.e,,-.
sh no s whoiesaIo, 7tssc. Retail, sole.
Pelts S2.00aS2, % each. ~.
Veal calves, $685. i Z, 2 80, -
Hides, tallow and skins ighton hides,
axe per Ib country hides, @9c; Brighton
talIow, 6@6hc; country tallow, &c.
Sheared sheep skins, 20@30c each; lamb
skins, sLo0@s2;5o; calf skins, 16gIsc per l 10;
81 each-shorn, SOC. FPelts, 81 o5asl 10 each.
Poultry-e extra, 16e per ID; prime l5kG
Ike; good, l59155le; medium,4 @H&c;
poor TO medium, l4c. !, ~. .s...
- ~ 5s-.e REMARKS: i. 80 - ~ ~
Good cattle were in fair demand and pri Z
ees on such stock has not varied essential
INV from last week. There were 1913 head
| Of western cattle with 229 head from the
| Northern States. The Western cattle were
nearly Oue-haIf of them Texas breed, not
very fat and closed out one-hvf cent east
er' Northern cattle consisted pr1nclpai-
Iy of mich COWS. Hastings Campoeil
had a few head for beef, but did not sell
| till late in the day. j. =. Wiser had 80
head of choice stilI-fed cattle, as good
| bunch as in marktt, several butchers