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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-12-04

~ Gen. Fremont has cancer on the stomach
but has, until lately. kept the matter a secret
from family and friends. Ills physician says
that he cannot live a year.
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PEFsOsAL-- Gen W. II. II. Terrell. United
States pension az NJ at Indianapolis, AMI Gen.
r. L. Ciingman, y. O., and II IN. K. W. Hughes,
Va are at Wizards
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l. A REVIVAL Of the religion at Richmond, Ina,
is marked by some pecuiisrities. The converts
take their jewelry from their person and give
them to the cause of Christ; and one gentleman,
beng knights Templar, has presented his
regsiia to the church and abandoned the order.
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Fire.

CINCINNATI, December Stewart, Cook &,
Co.'S dry gCous store and several other buildings
at Mansfield, OHIO, were burned Tuesday night.
Loss Sc, 900.
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MARRIAGE has been celebrated At Naeasakj
between q Chinaman, Q native of SinSsnore
and British subject, and a young J.psneee
girl This Is said TO be the first mixed marriage
ceremony performed in Japan, and has received
the express sanction Of the Japanese govern
ueuf e~'~.S
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A POSTAL TELEGRAPH carriage is device
recently introduced in England for temnorarv
communications. 1t Is a movable Off ce, carry-
ing all necessary appliances, with working
room Tor eight clerks, AMI half a mile Of three
wire, iron-sheathed cable lie slowed away in the
boot, to be paid out and drawn In as occasion
requires. 1t has been found of use at agricul-
tural shows and races
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GIN. SFISNEE was considerably better t.
dty and rode Out for an hour. He will pro
baby 20 to Florida 70 recuperaJe a soon as he
. able to travel.
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ARCHBISHOP LRpeCHoweKI replies n thu ia
mano OF the German government for his resig-
natlon, refusing to comply, declaring he IL re-
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NAVAL ORpERs-Ordered- On j. ). Alb
bott 20 the Franklin, and Mid>hipmIn Downs
l.. Wilson to the Washington navy yard, Wash
ingtOn, ID. G.
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TIE DEMOCRATIC SENATORS have an I'M
Outstanding with each other that no action shall
be taken on the question of back pay, leaving
the settlement OF that matter to the republi-
cauS
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a ELL has been prepared and will be pre-
sented in the House at the first opportunity by
Representative Small. OF y. H., to restore the
f'anking privilege ard allow newspapers TO be
s. nj through the mails il the county where they
are published.
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STILL ANOTHER PRIZE RING FIzzLR.-The
prize fight between Coyne and Rookie, which
did not come off. The ring was pitched, but
Coyne would not agree to anything. At last
Barney Campbell, of Wilkesbarre, with gang
entered the ring with drawn and cooked pis-
tolls, and drove Rookie and his seconds out of
the field. Rookie was in splendid condition,
and very anxious to fight, while Coyne was not
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-12-04

THE House COMMITTEE oS ELECTIONS met
this morning but in the absence of a quorum
tTansacted no business. A meeting will be held
to ICOITOw. when the contested case of the 9th
INDIANA district, Shanks Us. Neff, will be CON
siJgrfd
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-12-04

TIE PRE=IpEyT's WARN SUPPORT of the
city improve nient- will add muca TO the value
OF property in Washing to1.-Ti.iI. Psfys-
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REPRESENTATIVE JAMES b. SESER, of Vir-
ginia, has written a note to Speaker Blaine
asking to be excused from serving on the Com
mittee OF Elections. His request will be ac-
coded IN
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Mr.. CHARLES LYMAN, of the Treasury
BoaTd of Examiners, has been designated to
conduct the civil service examinations In Gin
cinnati and st. Louis, in the place OF the chief
examiner.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-12-04

A NEW YORK JOURNAL is said to have offered
5000 for an advance copy of the Presidents
Message. 1t is worthy OF mention that not one
OF President Grants messages has been pub
ilshed in advance Of its delivery to Congress.
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GERMAEYs QUARREL WITH SPArN-The
controversy between the German and Spanish
governments, regarding the German vessels
seized In the PHILIPPINE Islands, continues to in
crease m the seriousness Of its aspect The
1eIman ingate knon Prinx and the corvette
Augusta, have been ordered to be prepared far
active service ct Q moments nofica
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E.L'QUIRE

E.vQUIRE
INTO THIS NATTER.
DON'T BELIEVE
THIS ADVERTISEMENT,
But COME
AND SEE FOR YOURSELF
IF WE DO NOT SELL
sS3 FOR sss
DO NOT Buy
IF WE DO NOT SELL
$50 oNEhooAIs.. s25
DO NOT BUY
IF WE DO NOT SELL
$40 SUITS. 81.
Buy ELSEWHERE
1--WE DO NOT SELL
SIS oyERCoArs...--.....-.................F FOR So
DON'T PATRosIsE
If WE DO NOT SELL
SIS sUITs.......--...-.---. FOR eIa
DO NOT PURCHASE
If We DO NOT SELL
els oVERCoATs..-...-.--........ sl2
DON'T PURCHASE
IT WE DO NOT SELL
elo ONERCOATs....-............... FOB $40
DON'T INVEST.
REMEMBER,
We INVITE TOC TO corr
AND SEE,
But DO NOT ASK TOU
To Buy,
IF NOT PERFECTLY 81 TISFTED.
Come.
HABLE BROTH Frs
Merchant Tailors and Fine CIothiers,
nov2s-tr Corner sth and d Streets.
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DE- SYKES, Of Alabama, has arrived in Wash
ingtOn fer the purpose of contesting the seat of
Senator Spencer, of Alabama. DIR. Sykes claims
TO have such evidence As will deprive Senator
Spencer of his seat, but does not look forward
TO getting il himself
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AT LEAST two hunired ladies called during
Mrs. Secretary Fish's reception yesterday after
noon, many of them being the wives and dauZh-
tiers of senators and members making their first
calls OF the season.
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ONE EscAPEp LUNArIC at least seems to have
bettsred himself. Three years ago Nathaniel
i luz. oy dropping down the lightning rod. A
lev Gays ago he informed his mother by letter
tnat ne was alive and we'll, and in the m ilitary
service az Ali Pasha, who doesnt,s we sunpose
regard insanity as q military disnnalia cafian
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-12-04

INTERNAL KEvENUK. The receipts from this
souree to-day were S2J} CS45I.
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VOLUNTEERS FOR A CUBAN Wharf.-The
Secretary of War continues to receive letters
and kilograms from officers of both armies in
the late rebellion rendering their services in
case Of any ''Onpleasantness" with Spain. Al.
such Communications are filed for future refer
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THE JAPANEsE MISSION Gov Moves. tn
defeated republican candidate for governor OF
Ohio, is said 10 be seeking the position of minis
ter TO Japan In case of the rejection BY the Sem
ate of the nomination OF Representative
Bingham for that place Boston Post .GBecidl."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-12-04

A BLOODY BORDER FoRAY.-On the night of
the LIST instant band of Indians and Mexicans
attacked Gray's and Growers ranches, situated
about seventy miles from Corpus CHRISTI, Texas,
on the Rio Grande, and killed seven persons
and carried off Gray's son. When the courier
left the fighting was still going on. The scene
Of the bloody ARRAY is within fifteen miles Of
San Diego, and near ranches containing several
hundred people, having no arms. however.
IN DEATH THEY WERE NOT DIvIDED.-The
man who jumped from the bridge In Milwau-
kee into the river on Tuesday night proved to
but retired lawyer of that city, and . brother
OF Judge Peckham, Of Albany, who was lost on
the Vile du Havre. Mr.. Peckham was about
30 years Of age. and It IL thought that the death
OF his brother produced temporary insanity and
cause his sad death.
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CONTEST OVER A PosT OFFIcE.-A delega-
ton Of SIX prominent citizens of Wilmington.
Delaware, headed By Mr.. Howard NJ. jenkins,
editor OF the Wilmington Commercial, called
upon the President to-day to ask for the ap-
pointme nj OF Dir. Pile as postmaster of the city
named, in place of Mr.. Lewis, resigned Mr.
Pile Is at present deputy postmaster, and the
delegation urged that hts promotion would be
in accordance with the civil service reform.
Representative Lotand, of Delaware, and
Judge Fisher, of this city, on behalf of a dele
cation of ten gentlemen from Wilmington, also
saw the President, but in behalf of Capt Gal
lagher, prominent political manager in Della
ware. The President did not indicate what his
action would be.
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Caucus To-DAY.-The republican members
Of the Senate upon adjournment to-day went
INTO caucus to nominate a candidate for chap
lain. IL is also understood that test would DE
made as to the sense of choosing a new presi-
dent pro tempore in place of Mr.. Carpenter.
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REMOVAL OF THE LIGHTHOUSE BoARD.-On
account of a lack of room, the Secretary of the
Treasury issued an order yesterday directing
the removal of the clerks and documents Of the
Lighthouse Board to the third and fourth floors
OF the new Republican building corner of Penn
syIvania avenue and 18th street. As those floors
are not quite ready for occupancy, the removal
will be delayed a few days.
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CoTNTRTFElTERs SENTENCED.-COl. RoSer
N. Douglass, L. 5. marshal for western North
Carolina, now il this city, reports the convic-
ton of seven of the persons whom he recently
arrested for counterfeiting. Five were SEN
fenced TO $1,000 fine and two years imprison-
meEt; one TO one years Imprisonment, and one
"a woman to six months Imprisonment
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NOMINATIONS BY THE PREsIpKSr-The
President sent the following nominations to the
Senate to day:
Silss CARRIER, register land Office. Lincoln,
Nebraska
Psstsasters.-John NJ Moore. Salt Lake CITY;
r.. y, soathworth, Hudson. Michigan; Joseph
g. bxher, Mason City. Illinois; Thomas W.
Abraham, Pioche, Nevada
Ao' large number Of promotions in the
49, m . during the recess of Congress;
hnreasS " lem Joseph Beale TO be chief OF the
Iaa VI medicine and surgery, and william
~ 'eners chief OF the bureau Of ordnance
l.s shEkNASs BILL to provide for the re-
nehpuon OF the loan Of ISIS, Introduced in the
a. yesterday, authorizes the Secretary of
tne treasury to issue in exchange for anv Of
s ss,o oSnas an equal amount at psr OF Ave per
III. Don ,a OF the funded lean under act of
July ~ 10, and the amendatorv At ~ J.n
, so ~ y. L and declaring it to be the inten
bonds Of said loan Of 1855 on the ist AZ ~
nary, isli, except such as the holder thsrs,e
nay eject within six months from AID Ss,a ~
cnange rom nve per cent. bonds OF ths fnnds "a
Loan with Interest nom said January Ist.
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We ARE AUTHORIZED to contradict the state
ment made in the Erep-g Journal of this city,
and in other papers, that General John A. Lo-
gan had lost his whole fortune by reason of the
failure of the Texas Pacific construction COM
paDy. He was never in any manner connected
with this company, and has lost nothing b. its
embarrassment Licr.l IL L-r- fL-er-l-
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THE Senate was in executive session to-day
about five minutes but took no action on any
presidential nominations.
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Mr.. BLAIEE's SPEECH.-Mr. Blaine was es-
eOrted to the chair. His speech was one of the
noteworthy events of the dsy-elear, genial and
with broad patriotic ring that made a good
platform from which to bound lightly into the
presidential race. The Impression on the Presi-
dent makers in front was evidently good
LaYiSrilLe JHl,rnaI .NrecinI
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THE EUMoR which has gained currency that
A. NJ. Clapp, Superintendent of Public Print
ing, has resigned, is positively denied, upon the
authority OF that gentleman.
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The senate Standing Committees.

The following is the list of committees of the
Senate OF the United States agreed upon to-
day by that body.
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CHIEF ENGINEER JAMES W. KING, late chief
OF the Bureau of Steam Engineering in the
Navy department, has been ordered to duty as
special Inspector of all machinery and man
ufactuIes of machinery OF all the navy wards of
the Jnlted States Engineer King has Just re-
turned from Europe, whittier he went in his Of
Lelal capacity to examine the navy yards OF
different foreign countries.
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WHITE HORSE VIsIrOEs.-Senators Bore
man. Ames. and Sargent, and Representatives
Stanard, Parker, Ravens, Hyde, McNul.a.
HazletOn, Howe, Martin, Plgtt, Beck, Alex. IA. .
stevens, Maynsrd. and Lawrence, saw The
Pres'tent to-day. ON account of Mr.. stephens
lnhI nifty the President came down and saw hi N
IN the reception room on the first floor. The
con'e'e ee which was OF g very friendly
cha acter, lasted about fifteen minutes
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inc fOllOWlnR Il u p2rual
General Schenck, elegant mansion and other
property estimated at 500, 900. Roscoe Conk-
ling just sold his house for $50 600, bargain of
100 per cent. and intends to build at once on
Rhode Island avenue, opposite the Attorney
Generals. Senator Sargent, designs accepted
and house to be begun forthwith. Senator Ora
GIN, considerable Investments in Capitol Hill
property. Samuel Hooper, of Boston, owns
residence for which he has refused $1,000,
which, with his property In Wormley's Hotel
and neiahborhood, makes his investment In
Washington about $500, 900. Montgomery Blair,
elegant old style residence facing the White
House. Mrs. Pendleton. mother OF Gentleman
George, $50 600 residence on Lafayette square.
Ex-senator Pomeroy, new e35 900 residence on
Franklin square. Ex- Representative lneersoll,
of Illinois, o large and succeeefui operator In
West End real estate, carrying $500. 600 worth OF
property. Cadwallader washburne, OF WILSON,
sjp. just completed $50 900 house OF Cluss' de-
sign, which was admitted TO be the most stylish
single house in the city. Representatives Ben
Butler, williams Of Indiana, Loughridge Of
Indiana, and Sergeant alarms OrdWay. recent
purchasefsin partnefsnip OF the old Carroll Row
ON Capitol Hill, which they intend to remodel
ard make auxiliary to other operations. Mr..
Williams, of Indiana, has some twenty houees
on Capitol Hill; John Lynch, of Maine, purchsr
ser Of the old Schuefxen Park, and owner Of q
new and vigorous establish ment in the envirous
Of the city, which he calls Terra Gotta Citv
for the moulding and baking ana Draining 81
roof-tiles, the whole sbse1bips el1o.oQN John
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DIPLOMATIC CORRESPONDENCE sent to Con-
gress yesterday sets forth that the Cbipesa gov
eminent express their satisfaction AT the man
ner IN which The thirty Chinese students sent TO
the nited States have been treated and an
ment Is going TO enforce stringent regulations
against emigration agents, and may even pro-
hibit them altogether. The government of
Saxony has ordered their expulsion. Remon-
strances have been made TO the government of
the Hawaiian Islands upon the subject OF the
coolie trade, which is but another name for
slavery.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-12-04

The NENBER of the Cabinet who receivas the
most callers just now IL Secretary Eobeson
Every day early score of visitors are in Wait
ing TO see him. Most Of these visits have refer-
ence 10 the possibility OF war VITA spain.
some came 70 offFr their services aud many
call EPpu The Secretary - cous1lt MIN vi+b 70
garI TO me increase Of work on vessels ia navy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-12-04

TIE UNION LRAGuE AND SLAVERY IN Crs,.
General Negley. of Pittsburg, Pennsylvania,
president OF the Union League of America, has
issued a call for meeting of that body in this
CITY on the 18th instant. Important measures
VIII be brought before the League one of which
wall be the question of the abolition Of slavery
IN Cuba without any fniiitarv enta1plau.ent-
BY means of flit,sfarl IA pxTatfsi,,o
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1873-12-04

COUNTY LODGE I. O. G. T,-Cumberland
County Lodge of Good Templars met yesterday
With Central Lodge, Cape Elizabeth. Thir-
teen Lodges were represented by fair delega-
ton
The reports of the County Templar and Com
mittee on State of the Order. show the Order
in the County to be prosperous. There are
20 Lodges in the county averaging about 100
members each.
Officers for tie year were elected as follows:
E. A. Sawyer of Portland County Templar;
d. r. Dresser, Deering, Secretary; G. S. Jor-
dan, Cape Elizabeth. Financial Secretary; F.
W. Page Portland, Treasurer.
There was large and spirited meeting in the
evening, addressed by Messrs II. M. Bryant of
Lewiston, F. III. Starbird of Falmouth, A. j.
Chase of Deering L. M. Webb and Chas. f.
SWEET of Portland and others.
Resolutions were adopted endorsing the
Ohio law, aud reco mmending its enactments
in this State,
In relation to the death of Brother James
Woodbury. of Winterport, it was reported
that Mr.. Woodbury. had installed about 200
Lodges in Maine and 80 in New Hampshire,
and had secured during his thirteen years SER
vice as a lecturer over $4,000 signatures to the
pledges.
ground was taken against the obstacles thrown
in the way of the enforcement of the law by
party managers.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1873-12-04
MINOR TELEGRAMa.

| The Toledo, Peoria & Warsaw Railroad fail
| ed to take up their coupons Tuesday on 81, $780,
600 of its first mortgage bonds.
The Sound steamer Newport narrowly escap-
ed being wrecked Tuesday on account of the
displacement of lightship. Unusual precau-
tions on the part of her officers alone saved
her.
Gov Leslie of Kentucky, recommends in his
address, the punishment of the Ku-Klux, the
establishment of schools for colored children
and the adoption of measures to pramOte i'm
| migration.
| The whole Labrador fleet of Conception Bay,
| Newfoundland, have arrived home safely.
| There has been no loss to the shipping, nor
loss of life among the crew this season.
The Pope is again indisposed
| 1t is announced this morning that Duke de
Rochefaucault is to be appointed to the French
mission at London, and that Marquis de No.
villes, now French Minister to Washington will
be transferred to Rome.
The receipts of internal revenue w ednesday
were $751; Up.
Preparations are being made for the trial of
Genet, Norton and others of the Tweed ring. 1t
is thought that Woodward will surrender him
self GU condition of being used as witness for
the people.
In the Mobile municipal election Tuesday
the entire Democratic ticket is supposed to be
elected by from 200 to 300 majority. Last year
the Republicans carried the city BY 1000 out of
voting population of 1000.
A San Francisco despatch reports light fall
of snow in that locality and at Stockton, Sac
ramento and other points.
M. M. Estee was elected Speaker Of the Call
ifornia House yesterday.
The President sent the Senate large num-
Der of nominations made during the recess of
Congress, yesterday.
Gov. Parker of New Jersey has detailed two
companies of militia as a guard at the execu-
ton of Machella, Friday.
The President has pardoned South Carolina
Ku-Klux named Abel Omen.
The farmers of New Hampshire have been
holding convention in Manchester the pres
ent week.
A Philadelphia despatch says it is probable
that before many days the coal combination
will have ended.
Franklin Simmons has completed a contract
with the city of Providence to make bronze
statue of Roger Williams.
At the reformed Episcopal church gathering
in New York Tuesday, Rev. Mr.. Cheney of
Chicago was chosen itinerdnt Bishop in the
West.
A despatch from Berlin states that the city
OF Posen will probably be declared in state Of
siege, in consequence of the prevailing ultra
montana agitation.
Gen. Howard having rendered his resignation
as PRESIDENT OF Howard University at Wash
ington, Prof. Langston is appointed provisional
President.
The Executive Council of the Joseph Arch
Committee have decided to call meeting of
the workingmen of Boston in Faneui Hall on
the llth inst, to petition for a repeal of GER
tain laws which they deem inimcal to their in
terests, and to consider Supervising Architect
Mulletts report on the eight hour law.
Capron's shoddy mill at Uxbridge, Mass,
with its contents, was entirely destroyed by fire
"Wednesday afternoon. Loss $4,000; partially
insured.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1873-12-04
Brighton Cattle Market.

ror INC Week enulng w euneSQay, Dec. 3.
At market for the current week: Cattle BOOT /:
Sheep and Lambs, 44e9; Swine, S,400; number Of
Western Cattle, 1890; Eastern Cattle q; Mich Cows
and Northern Cattle $50.
Prices of Beef Cattle, y cwt, live weight; Extra
Ond quality So rs q 80; third quality 81 so "a ga
poorest grades Of coarse oxen, bulls &C., So so "a
AIS. WV
BRIGHTON Hides q u cents p ib. Brighton Tai
low a &C y I'd.
Country Hides q &c y ib. Country Tallow 4sc
Calf Skins ls @ isc p ID. Sheep Skins IS each.
Lamb Skins 81 Is each.
The trade this week has not been SO active as 1t
would have been il the Cattle bad all got In on time
part only arriving in the morning and the balance
remained unchanged from our last quotations, few
OF the best Cattle selling at az Tic y ID, l.. w.
working Oxen-Not much call for Working Oxen
few pairs each week is all the market reauires-
We quote sales of pair, girth feet 2 inches for
81 10; pair, grth feet. for $205; I pair girth 7
feet for $685. pair, girth feet inches. for Sl4I
pair, grth feet inches, for S155: pair, girth
feet inches. for S135.
Store Cattle-Yearlings Sill a sl7; 2-year Odds SIS
small Cattle that in fair condition are sold to
butchers to slaughter
Mich Cows-We quote extra at $50 "a 500; ordi-
nary S25 q $50; Store Cows SIS a. S45 per head L.
Most Of the Cows offered in market for sale are of
common grade.
Sheep and Lambs-From the West the supply was
light, costing landed at Brighton from to Gle D H.
The trade for Northern Sheep and Lambs has been
good at an advance in prices from lc a leo fb.
SIX. ID a. n0sS-i0''00 In MARKET Prices . e Sic