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TRusTEEs SALE BY AUCTION OF TWO
ELEGANT RESIDENCES on X STREET, BIZ
TWEEN 9TH AND 10rH STREETS NORTH
WEST.
-. By virtue Of . deed 81 trust, dated September
- lS2 and recorded September 10, 1874 IN Liber
NO. go, folio %, shall, on "WEDNESDAY Jan.
10, iSS, AZ O'Clock q. m, offer for sale, thu
highest bidder the following real ate situated In
Washington city, District II Columbia, 20 wit Lois
Of Square number three hundred and seventy one,
GID, together with the improv thereon being
Two desirable and valuable modern hnilt rcsidences
This property is sold subject to prior decd trust
on each house Of Sl0g0, dated August O. Is7l, pay
able IN nve years with ten per cent interest, pay
Terms If sale: Cash for the amount realized above
said REMEMBRANCE, to be paid within week after
the sale; and II the terms are not complied with In
that time. the Trustee reserves the right resell
purchaser. deposit Of saD ON each house whea
sold. Conyeya aciug ~ the purchsseris cost.
GEO MATTINGLY, Trustee.
d5o-d MATTINGLY 4 wHEELER, Aucts.
~ THE ABOVE sALR Is HEREBY posi-.
P0NED until SATURDAY, January IS, 1873, a.
O'Clock p. m, on the premises.
By order " the Trustee.
Jl5.2.A MATTINGLY WHEELER, Aucts.
81 THE ABOVE SALE rs HEREBY FUR
Their postponed Rntil WEDNESDAY, the 29th Of
January ISIS, at 4 O'Clock p. m, on the premises
BY order Of the Trustees.
JE-2t MATTINGLY a WHEELER, Auct.
az THE ABOVE SALE Is HEREBY FUR
TIER POSTPONED until FRIDAY, February
ttb, fS3 nj O'Clock p. m, on the premises.
BY order Of the Trustee: GEO MATTINGLY
I2s-eoSd MATfINGLY WHEELER, Auots.
- ~ ~ M
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A LLIs0N NAILOR, JR., t3}
"A LIVERY AND HIRING STABLES.
STYLISH CARRIAGES and COACHMEN
deeply 1923 street northwest
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REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
II A. BOSWELL 4 CO.,
Real Estate Brokers.
Southeast corner "a street and virginia avenue
southwest,
WASHINGTON, D. &.
HOUSES and LOTS FOR SALE
HOUSES RENTED and RENTS COLLECT.
Ed. ianN i'm
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NJ RRIED-

sIZER-yERNoN. On the l4th instant, by the
Rev. q. g. Meador, EDWARD 4. sIZER, Of Rich
mond, Va and Miss ANNETr .. VERNON, q
Washington, ID. 4.
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RY GREEN WILLIAMS, Auctioneers,
~ Northwest corner u 10Th and d streets.
TRUSTEES sALEoF VALUABLE IMPROVED
kEAL ESTATE On MYRTLE STREET, COR

- BY virtue q q deed Of trust, dated December
lst, A., .: lSl, and duly recorded in liber No.
oosnsy S &c s .sa ,sssI pubic lie
auction, i9 front Of the pre%isss, on TUESDAY, the
that certain piece or parcel Of ground situate and
lying in Fsid city q washington, and being Known
aud described a. lot numbered one hundred and
eighty llS0,) in B. y. Gbers recorded subdivision
Of square numbered six hundred and seventy five,
and basement Brick Dwelling House.
Terms OF sale: One half cssh; balance in six and
twelve months with interest from day of
by the notes II the purchaser, with deed Of trusf
on the premises sold eioe down at time Of sale. All
, VIM. b. TODD. ia, Trustee.
Iz4-eo&ds GRIN q WILLIAMS Anri.
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EDUCATIONAL.
MISS L. FLETCHERS SCHOOL FOR YOUNG
1vl LADIES AND CHILDREN, 1921 NesC YORK.
1rMne.-The third quarter will commence JANUARY
~, 1878. ocl9 An
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RAILROADS.

IlALTtMORE AND
- RAILROAD. % aE4z319
Trans between WASHINGTON AND BALTI-
MORE and WASHINGTON AND THE WEST are
s'v run a. ioiio~ s w k,,r,vopr
Leave daily, except Sunday, at AS, 6:B, $780, IS
and l0:is a. M Ito, SIS, 40, $40, 63O, Sou and
on SUNDAY FOR BALTIMoRB.
Leave al 10 and e1J aud LOO, SIS, SD, SO
FOR ALL WAY STATIONS.
Leave dsiiy, except Sunday, at AS, 6;s5 and s:ss
ste N, ani i:Co, Sis, z -, and 500 D. m.
The iJC 8 Is and ol5 trains stop AZ the fol-
lowing stations only, viz Blsdeusburg, Belle vile,
Laurel, Annapolis Junction, Hanover and la.
Also thu 35 p. IN will stop Jessups Cut, and the
s-N p M AZ Penn's Crossing.
FOR ANNAPOLIS
Leave a. b. q and ~ =. IN; but trains to or
from AaHapOlis on Sunday
FOR NORFOLK
Leave nj LEO .. m, except SUNDAY.
FOR ALL PARTS OF THE WEST
Leave dsiy, e5cert Saturday and Sunday, n Gus
9 a. ar, and SIS and $40 p m Or Saturday at SIS AMI
TRAINS ARRIVE AS FOLLOWS:
FROM New York, Philadelphia and Baltimore ut
6-.si a. m, and SIS ard 90 =. m.
Ercm Philadelphia and Baltimore at 5:5Oa
and lso, J ~, SIS, SIS, 7:5s, rs, and 1850 D. M
FROM THE WEST.
ATIive a. l-j9, SIS and lJ.sD T. m
Through tickets 10 the West can be had NJ the
day; aisO- - the Company Office IS Pennsylvania
avenue. Passengers purchasing tickets at the Ave
hue ohsce can there arrange to have their baggage
called for and checked their residence H. the
vertisenient Of "fhrough Line ~
l. NJ COLE, General Ticket Agent. pO' '~''0h'
GEO. :. kOONTZ, Gent Agf, Wsshincton ia25
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RY GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, AuctIoneers,
ID Northwest 10th and street

Try GREEN WILLIAMS, Anctioneers,
ID Northwest 10th and streets,
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE ON h STREET NORTH .
NEAR NORTH CAPITOL STREET
- BY virtue OF a deed of trust, dated November
Ia: 9th. A. D. ISL, and duly recorded i'm Liber No
folio l3l, ct seq of the land records for
Washington county, d. c., shall sell. at public
the 9th day Of February, A. d. 1873, O'Clock D.
H., all those certain pieces or parcels Of ground
being known and described lots numbered two
hundred and twenty five l225l, two hundred and
twenty six pol, and two hundred and twenty seven
2) in B. T. Gilbert'e recorded subdivision of square
numbered six hundred and seventy five t675b These
lots improved by three three story Brick Houses.
row occupied This property will be sold subject a.
prior ensnmbtsnce 81 $500, with interest, at 10
Terms Of sale: One half in cash; balance at and
12 months with interest from day of sale. secured by
the notes Of the purchaser with deed Of trust the
premises sold: All conyeyancing at cost Of pur-
chaser. S200 down at time of sale.
WIN. B. TODD, in, Trustee.
j22-eo6ds GREEN WILLIAMS, Ancts.
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THROUGH LINE BETWEEN
wAsHINGTON.PH l1f4 Ess.x5sS -
PHIA, AND NEW YORK kxHS,kKK=
WASHINGTON, November 5, IJ2
Trains between WASHINGTON and NEW YORK
= follows
FOR NEW YORK, trifio1 change Of cays
Leave daily (eXeept Sunday at stO a. IN. l. % and
~ y. IN.
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Leave daily texcept Sunday at RI. lOO aud S %
ON SUNDAY.
Leave for New Tork at $50 p. m, and Philadeiphia
ST SD p.
Sleeping cars for New York on $50 D. m train
only.
Through tickets TO Philadelphia, New York and
Of the day.
For Baltimore and Ohio railroad advertisements see
schedule besween Washington, Baltimore, Annapo-
THOS. n. SHARP, Asst Master Trans portation
l.. NJ. COLE. General Ticket Agent.
GEO = kOONTZ, Agent, Washington. iel4
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A ELLINGTON STABLES.-R CRUIT, yR
"A q STREET, BETWEEN nth AND 18TH.
Carriages BY day or night, and for weddings par
ties. i decD-ly
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RY LATIMER 4 CLEARY,
- Real Estate Brokers and Auctioneers,
Southwest corner Peppsy vania enue and 18th ST
Star Office Building
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10y LATIMER & CLEARY,
- AuctioEeers and Real Estate Brokers.
Southwest corner Pennsylvania avenue and lHh 4
Star Once Buildings
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10y MATTINGBY WHEELER, Auctioneers,
- sos 81 street northwest.

, IRepullioan and merais.I AGotioneer..
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MINOR TELEGRAMs.

Tho animal convention of the National Ma
chine Manufacturers was held at Philadelphia
yesterday.
The New Jersey Court of Pardons on Tues
day refused the petition for the Communication Of
the sentence of Lusignani, the wife murderer
. and he will be hanged May1.
Raleigh despatch states that g. Mordecai
and Thos. Griffin are sentenced to be hung May
3d. for burglary and attempt to kill.
Gov. Osborn of Kansas telegraphs from To-
paka that no trouble is anticipated from the
Indians on the border of that State. Gen.
Pope's troops are scouting on the southeastern
border, but find nothing indicating trouble
A San Francisco despatch says: s'The epi-
zootic is fast coming this way. About half of
the horses III the upper end of Shasta valley
are down with the disease.
A negro won the Newmarket, England hi
ennial stakes yesterday. The race was fol
yearllngs OF 1871, and Interesting as probably
| pointing out the winner of the succeedne
| Derby.
| The officers of the New York Central Railroad
have returned the locomotives they repleyined
from tne internal Revenue Collector. They
don't ike the criminal prosecution threatened
Gov: Hendrcks denies that his recent visit K
washington had anything to do with politics
| A Bridgeport, Conn, despatch to the Times
states that the Howe Sewing Machine Com
pany appears to be involved, more than half on o.
the employees having quit work for the h'n
payment of six weeks wages
The General in command of the 1,,esdav
army Of occupation gave dinner y 1 Presiden
in Paris, in honor of the birthday VI
THEIRS.
Dr. Cassiinoro Correl has pen
dent of Polivia, South Amei
Advices from Georget1ot%Snnr, e destrovnr AZ
that large fire occurreo '"oN' WV
600 worth of property.
w worl, has been suspended at the Acadia Goa
mines IN ESQ on account Of the men striking
About $4,000 worth of the cargo of the At
Iantic has been brought to Halifax
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Superior COurt.

APRIL TERM, sYMONDs. j., PRESIDING.
wEpNEsDAY.-In the case of Joshua T. Emery VS..
Charles G. Woodman the jury returned verdict for
the defendant.
Bradbury 6 Bradbury for plff.
Strout g. Holmes for def.
jury discharged finally. Justice cases were resum-
ed.
Henry Gof applt., VS.. James n. Winslow ct al.
Action against the defendants carriers to
recover the value of two barrels of apples shipped by
Eastern Express, OF which defendants are proprie-
tors, from Gray direct to F. o. j. Smith, Morrills
Corner. Value claimed S12, with an item of IS for
trouble in looking after goods.
The apples were brought into Portland and reship-
ped by Portland g. Rochester road back to MorrilPs
Corner. Plaintiff says he was told by depot master
who received the freight that the express charges
would be fifty cents per barrel, which Winslow testi
fes is a fair rate. Smith says he was notified apples
were sent and sent to the depot after them on the
day they ought to have arrived and the next, and
could not find them; that three days after his hired
man was notified two barrels of apples were at the
depot for him from Boston, with express charges Of
two dollars which Smith refused to pay and tender
ed the agent one dollar. The agent declined to re-
ceive it, and the apples subsequently brought
to Portland and remained in the Office of the compa-
nv until they were spoiled. Decision will be render
ed at the coming in of Court Friday morning.
o'Dounell for plff Webb for delft.
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Further Details of the C0lfax
Massacre.
From 900 to 800 Negroes
Roasted Alive in a Burn
ing Building.

New YORK, April 16.-The Times has the
following special:
New ORLEANS, April 15.-Intelligence is
just received in this city, that sanguinary ri
OF occurred Sunday in Grand Parish. The dis
turbance grew out of the increasing animosity
which existed between the negroes of Grant
Parish, and the whites of Rapides Parish, each
color predominating in their respective locali-
ties. All day Sunday the two factions quarrel
ed at the court house in the village or town of
Colfax, and the riot eliminated in the court
house being set on fire by the whites, and burn
ed to the ground, together with from 200 to 300
negroes, who were unable to escape from the
burning building. The unfortunate colored
men were literally roasted alive in sight of
their enemies. OF all of the whites who engag-
ed in the fight, only two or three were killed or
wounded, owing to the fact that very few me-
croes were in possession of arms or weapons.
The details of this sanguinary riot are quite
shocking, and the news has created intense ex-
citement throughout the city. It is understood
that the United States authorities intend max
ing thorough investigation into the affair, fer
the purpose of securing the punishment
of the guilty parties, whoever they
may be. The war between the races, continual
" carried on in this district and state, has sci
dom presented such horrifying instance, as
this burning OF a court house filed with human
beings, 1t is scarcely credible, but the news il
unfortunately too true for the reputation of oul
neOple
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BY TELEGRAPH.
MATTERS IN MAINE.
Especial to the Press

Especial to the Press.l
The Uniform Contracts - Appointment.
AUGUSTA, April 16. The contract for fur
nishing five hundred uniform coats and pants
for the militia was to-day awarded to John
Boylan, 139 Grand street, New York city. The
contract for furnishing five hundred uniform
caps was awarded to Bent & Bush, Boston.
Both were the lowest bidders, and are large and
responsible firms The articles are to be deliv-
cred by the 18th of May.
The Governor has appointed HenIy G. Good
enow, Esq, Judge of the Police Court of Bangor,
vice Major Clark, resigned.
ITO the Associated Press
Jnm i'm the Kcnnebec.
GARDINER, April 16.-The ice in the kenne-
bee has formed jam, reaching from Dresden
camp meeting station to the head of Swan Is
land, a distance of three miles: but as the ice is
old and weak, it will probably pass out next
tide. The water has fallen off two feet since
yesterday There is not much ice running
above the jam. The weather is warm and
pleasant.
Fresiiet i'm the Androscoggin.
BRUNSWICK, April 49, The Androscoggin
river is very high and the ice is coming down
rapidly from above. The f1ume of the Topsham
paper mill was broken by the ice this morning
which will cause suspension of operations
until the freshet subsidies.
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A RIOT BETWEEN WHITE AND COLOR
ED MEN.
The Negroes Rcsiegsd i'm their Boarding
ne"se-!Wiiitary Assistance Asked for
Women Leading the Rioters.

!SDlANAPoLIs, Ind, April ia serious riot
IS IN progress in Knightstown. Ind. between
the strikers at the coal mines and furnaces and
!he co,ored miners lately imported from Virgin
general melee, originating with negroes and
strikers, which soon spread. The negroes ara
now at their boarding house, well armed and
well guarded by the local police A crowd is
surrounding it, throwing stones and other mis-
slles. "A company of colOred miners from Brazil
ana vicinity came to the aid of the negroes
Many shots were fired during the melee Gov
Hendricks has been applied to for troops, and
IT'S expected that the Emmett Guards and a
pouy or ponce from this city will leave for
there Will be bloody work before they arrive.
Cne OF the guard over the negroes has been in
Jured. The town is full of rumors. The yvo-
men are the most furious and are the leadino
rioters.
kNIGHTsvILLE, April 16.-The riot has been
IN progress at the blast furnaces of the Western
Iron Co. in this place since four O'clock last
evening, between the negro laborers from Viz
glnla ana white miners and puddlers who are,
on STRIKE. Three of the guard detailed from
the ponce OF the town were cruelty beaten Rev.
MI matthew's, who appeared on the scene and
ehGeaVored TO secure peace, was set upon by the
mop and struck in the head by large cinder,
winch cut q severe cash, but did not severely
lnJure him: Two guards were badly bruised
ABOUT the face and body by the women who
49, eAAN Ans.u ~ tuc dur;ty anu urged Unc TlOl-
ers on. The Emmett Guards and a detach-
ment OF police, commanded by Gen Dan
Macuiy OF Indianapolis arrived here at five
o'clock this morning. since which peace has
been restored.
Several ringeaders have been arrested and
are being taken to Brazil, where they will be
tried. The miners and puddlers are confident
and defiant, and it is supposed that they are
waiting for the withdrawal of the troops to
renew the attack. The better class of miners
and pudders arc disposed to be law abiding.
Later-3 p. might arrests have been care
fully made and the prisoners sent away safely
Allis apparently quiet nov. The police and
Emmett Guards return to indianapolis tonight.
The trouble is likely to break out again at any
time, and arms and ammunition will be kept by
the furnace authorities, who are determined to
prevent interference. There is very bitter
feeling on the part of the strikers, and only
great caution aud strength can prevent very
serious riot, while the negroes are here
INDIANAPOLIS, April 16.-Indications of an
other riot at Knightsvlle have ended. The
military left for home this afternoon, a detach,
ment of indianapolis police remaining to pre-
vent further outbreak. Most of the ringleaders
will be tried at Brazil tomorrow. Two escap-
ed on an early train this morning. All is qnet
and the crowd has dispersed.
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ENTERTAINMENTS.
j. s. BAILEY & co.
Commission Merchants,
AND ..' -.F-.
AUCTIONEERS
NO. 22 EXCHANGE STREET.

JOSEPH S. BAILEY, GEO. W. PARKER.
kEFERENCEs-Mcssrs.H Ii. j, Libby & Co., and Hon
Charles p. Kimbal Portland, Me-: Meesrs Leonard
* Co.. and Lee Il Shepard. Boston. apllt
Real Estate ON 81. John Street al
Auction.
nN FRIDAY, April 18th, at p. NJ, we shall sell
" the valuable real estate No. 81 st. John street.
basement containing rooms, good closets, line cell
lar, &c. Also a small stable
thorough repair. Lot 80 10 feet. This property il
very pleasantly situated aud is valuable. Title good
Terms al sale.
r. o. BAILEY g. co Auetioneer..
april a.
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lAE nA 'nn aome to be sort of brilliant fin
sg S to the social season. occurred last night at
.sn :, % ,ne The affair was most elegant in
sm9 - annointments, no pains nor expense hay
;na heen spared by the young gentlemen in
charge to arrive at perfection in every depart
ment The invitations, the dance cards, the
supper and the music were each excellent. The
party was not large, in point of numbers, but
was of comfortable dimensions, just avoiding
the crush which sometimes marks these occa-
sions. The toilettes of the ladies were unusu-
ally elaborate and tasteful, and the general
beauty and grace of the wearers was frequent
subject of remark. There were many guests
from neighboring cities The ball may fairly
be pronounced the event of the season, and on
the whoiea decided success despite the noticea-
BILE absence of some of our citizens who were
naturally expected to attend
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Ncw YoriE s1ock aua Monex marke,

NEW YORK. April o7e q Mon Mon
r. NEW YoRK.April 16-EUeRiaq.-f.e pressure in
the Money market has resulted in some srious con-
sequences, including general decline in ~luce a..
the Stock Exchange. The failure of the firrns Bos-
ton q Allen was announced at O'clock causrg
a. Il per cent. in values. The house was supposed
to be confidential agents of Commodore Vanderbilt
the senior member being his nephew and the jcnior
his grandson. Under the announcement Of their in
ability to meet their engagements stocks were thrown
overheard amidst the widest CONFUSION for any price,
The failure is understood to be theresult of confed
Grafton of Union Pacific Lake Shore Western Union
and Central stocks in the extremely stringent
Money market of the past three weeks, the daily
large commissions having eaten the cash resources
of the firm taxed those of its customers that they
were unable to respond Other suspensions re-
ported but not confirmed. The market finally rallied
To considerable extent from its depression and clos
ed quite steady with indications that the worst il
over. 1t is the general belief that this financial storm
| will clear the atmosphere here and that Wall stree
is on the eve of better condition of affairs. Their
are many complaints at tho persistent action OF Ger
tain street parties the usury matter and the CLAIM
Is that but for their intervention the panic OF toda
| would not have occurred.
! Money was scarce and dearer to-day; early bust
e ca Mas es
O'Clock dealings were at a per cent just before
O'Clock the rate fell to per cent. Inc express com
Outstanding legal tenders show adecrease OF S2oo000
Foreign Exchange heavy and sales were made Tor
at from 1914 down to 107 for so days Sterling, anf
I0Ss TO 07 1916 for sight, while cable transfers
offered at 1854 for cash tomorrow. Gold weak early
in the iay and fell to 117a afterwards it became firm
er rising 117g but finally declined to III q 117s
loans at a per cent. for carrying to fiat for Dor
rowing. The clearings $4,000, 600. Treasur,
disbursements S162,0OO Customs receipts S419.0OO
| The Treasury sells million and half Gold to-mor
row. Governments dull and heavy closing feverish
| State bonds neglected. During the first half hou
business in the Stock Exchange at an advance of
| per cent was made and the market was firm, bu
free selling movement prevailed at the first Boart
| and prices by noon were sghtlylower. During tn
| second call the market very excited ana price
| rapidly declined to nearly per cent. Subsequently
there was recovery of q A per cent, and the mar
| ket closed quite strong
At meeting here to-day of the directors of tn
| Columbus, Chicago s. Indiana Central Railroad i
was determined to enter into arrangements to secur
its full share of business of connecting lines Eas
| and West. The contract with the Hooking vailc
Railroad was also perfected making Indiana Contra
| an important coal road. o,aooo
TheIe sent to Washington to-day $1142,ooo WORT
| of cancelled Gold certificates.
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to sell is greater than ever, particularly IN New
York and other markets. Tomorrow o0o,ooo ios uo
nestle fleece and pulled wool are to be offered III NV
YORK without If this WOOL is soiu III gooi
Ialth, without reserve, have no doubt buyers Ho
Boston and other points will bid with confidence az
Ihough Wool auction sales in that city not looked
upon very fayorably. The fact that holders OF Wool
e forcing Oil stoekf at auction when Wool is so much
pesseu and prices rule low indicates the ex-
such sp inessure to SELL Most of our dealers have
di1 san stocks that they look with more or less i'll
AZ ore tt on the continued downward tendency.-
on e London sales of the 9th prices will be fixed
VI ier oasis, and in the meantime extensive pre-
pa pa, are making to handle the new elm Which
VIII, 10 uoupt, come upon more settled market
IN New YORK there has been little better demand
during the past few days, but the market mnst iii
be called weak and irregular. Dealers dishes
ed to reject any reasonable Offer aud purchhaseps
knowing this, generally bid far below what is cnnsid
cred fair market rates. - '''''''
In Philadelphia the market has been yery ouet Ills
week. The protracted stringency in the Money mar
ket prevents manufacturers from purchasing largely
The stock of all descriptions is reduced TO yery
low figure and should active trade spring up in
the article some difficulty would be experienced in
filling orders at current rates.
Sheep and Lambs-From the West the supply has
been light Sheep being worth for the New York
market than to bring this way. Those that here
cost, delivered, from s a. SIC y ID.
Swine-Store Pigs, wholesale, q nc; retail a
&c " ID. Fat Hogs-17,100 at market prices Sic @
&c ID ID.