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Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-15
Radical Taxation.

The tax upon the people has become more op-
pressive in some parts of this country than in
any other part of the world. As sample those
who deal in tobacco, in the various cities named
is here presented. All this money comes from
the people and is only collected by the dealers,
who must also receive compensation for their
trouble. II appears by the Internal Revenue
books that the tax on cigars in some of the lead
ing tobacco districts for the first six months of
the present fiscal year, was as follows: Third
New York City, s5O,4ls, ,7Ss; First California, San
Francisco, S2O,640,250 First Illinois, Chicago,
slO,9G4, ,975 Sixth Kentucky, Covington, 50, ,lOl,-
175; First Missouri, ST. Louis, Ss,OSl $50; First
Ohio, Cincinnati, S900o6,S 500, Eighteenth Ohio,
Cleveland, S4,455,G62; First West Virginia,
Wheeling, $1O,o03, $50.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-15
Tho City PARK,

The City Council should not act too hastily in
purchasing the proposed city park. THERE'S avery
strong feeling growing in opposition TO the price
that was named in the report Of the committee
at the last meeting which was as follows On the
Brandywne from Harrison street TO Rattlesnake
run, about u a,ro, ior $50, 600; Ed. Tatnall and
j. Cloud Elliott, about 80 acres at $1,000 per acre.
Joseph Tatnall u acres at $500 per acre J, Cloud
Elliott, 10 acres at $500 per acre; making AZ
acres for So, 900. These look like high prices for
land by the acre and we believe it is enormous
that the land is not worth the money and it is
simply an outrage to buy it at that price Yet
there are others who claim that it will never be
got cheaper-that the owners are able 10 hold IL
and that land further from the city has recently
sold for thousand dollars per acre.
We believe II is our duty TO make these state
ments TO our readers who are deeply interested
in the matter. The people seem to desire park,
and they know parks are costly afairs. They
have proved so everywhere. Yet the disposition
10 secnre them for cities increases in the lace Of
the expense they cause, and none Of The cities
which have them are willing to sell them out for
building purposes, although il is said they could
realize handsomely by doing SO; while Other
cities which have neglected TO purchase are fire.
quently lameuting that they did not buy while
they could have done so for less money.
The question wifi come before tho COuucn this
evening, and will doubtless he fully and fairly
discussed
The gentlemen who offer the lands are not
spectators and know what their property is
worth for farming; and doubtless from expert
cncc have found that it did not pay them six per
cent. on 500 per acre yet when they see their
is a prospect by reason Of the building of a
bridge by the city and county, of its growing in
price, they demand what they say it should bring
with these improvements In prospect. 1t now
becomes those who are opposed to purchasing
this land to show that other property equally as
desirable can 10 got cheaper.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-15

SPECIAL PARTNERsHIPs.-Th Las governing
the formation of special partnerships in this State
is so hRmperOd by conditions, aud 20 rigorous in
its provisions forbiddIng SPECIAL partners to take
any part whatever IN the administration of the
affairs of tho firm, that it is doubtful whether
there is ia Massachusetts, single of special
partner who has not, unwiltingly, rendered HIM
self sble as a general partner, and to the full cx-
tent Of his property, for the debts Of the
with which he is connected He is not allowed to
advise with his partners as 10 what it is wise for
them to do, nor can he converse with or write to
any one concerning the affairs of the irm. - Bos-
ton Commercial BAtiettR.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-15

WoNEN FAvoRING PoLYaAMY.-Itis is almost in-
credible, but it seriously stated, that one hun
dred and sixty-two women of Lowell, Mass, have
pehtioned the Legislature to make poygamy ls-
gal. The petitioners, however, would have The
taking OF Il second wlfo dependent upon the con-
sent ol tne firstavery wise provision, If any such
foolish and wicked statute is TO be enacted, inas-
much as the consent of the first vile would, in a
majority Of cases, be impossible to gain. But Gov
amor Andrews "iorty thousand anxious and aim
less women" still remain in Massachusetts and
the question is what is 10 be done with them Is as
far from being answered as eVeT--one of the pro
blems which It is pleasant to think that time at
least must solve.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-15

REFORM IN PHILADELPHIA.-The censtitu-
tional convention of Philadelphia passed on
Monday TO its third reading, tits virtual adop-
ton, an ordinance abOlishing in Philadelphia
the aldermanc system and substituting courts
OF police and small causes. There is to be one
judge OF these courts for every thirty thousand
inhabitants, which would give at present
twsnty-three they are to hold Office for seven
years, and to be elected on general ticketbut
no voter is to vote for more than tWO-thirds Of
the number TO be elected. The judges arc to be
learned in the law and to receive a fixed
salary. .,t= ett.t.t. NJ. n
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-15
From the n. Y. Journal Of Commerce.
Boston BeeFS.

Violent interference with the drinking hab-
its of the Boston people threatens 10 DO injury
to the cause of true temperance, and Work
havoe with number OF trades c0nnected Win
the liquor business. The only success thus far
reported in enforcing the law is against the
lager-beeI traffic. As that harmless hOid Is
generally delivered in kegs on enormous Wag-
Ons, the constables are sure OF detecting the
transportation of lAgeT-Deer through the streets
and, watching for the unloading OF the inter
dicted article, they seize and bear 1t away in
triumph. They also find 1t very easy to pounce
upon the cOntTaband contents OF bOttlerS' Wag-
Ons as they mako the daily rounds to their
customers. These vehicles carry bottled lager
along with the soda and sarSaparllla, which
are, chemically and medically regarded, actu-
ally more injurious to the health than the beer
which the Massachusetts zeAlOts are striving
to Danish. But while beers Ia barrels or kegs,
and delivered in b0ttleTs' WAg0nst are thus
readily brought within the clutch Of the law,
there is no etIectnal means OF putting down
the trade in alcoholic drinks, brandy, gin and
rum, and other liquors potential in intoxica-
tiOn, do not require to be delivered fresh eve
ry morning like lager-beer. stocks OF those
goods are already on hand, deep in tho cellars
fthe Boston hotels and bar-rOoms and res
taurants. Dealers, anticipating the passage OF
the new liquor law, took the precauuon 70 lay
in extraordinary quantities OF liquors, and
there Is enough now ON hand in Boston and
other large towns Of Massachusetts, TO stand
longer SeigO than the PTohibitlanlstS are likely
to make against the trade In fact, the Yend-
ing Of intoxicating drinks have net diminished
in Boston, bat may be said TO have increased.
One dealer says that on certain day Subse-
Quent to the announcement that the new law
was about to be enfOrcsi he had sold more
whiskey and other strong drinks than he had
drinks than he had for some days past" We
surmise that II the reason of this increase in
his business could be traced out, 1t would be
found due TO the interdictlOn OF lager beer,
which the police can discover and detain with
the utmost facility, as We have shown. Gut
of from that thin potation, habitual drinkers
rush around in quest or some substitute, and
find that In Whiskeyl
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-15

The DELAWARE GAEETTE. established l7s4.
the largest and most hOurishing weekly n the
State and has a larger circulation than any other
on tho Peninsular, Published every Friday morn
ing at 81 a year. in advance.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-15
DAILY GAZETTE.

WILMINGTON, Del, May I5, 1879.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-15

LOTTERIES Governor Washbun OF Wiscon
sin, in his annual message, says that ''some law
seems to bc required 10 break up the schools
where gamblers are made. These are every.
where. Even the church (unwittingly no dSubt)
is sometimes found doing the work OF the devil
Gin concerts, gift enterprises and raffies, some
times in aid OF religious charitable Objects lot
teries prize packages, &c, all devices 10 OBJ
tain money without value received. Nothing is
so dcmoralizing or intoxicating, particularly to
the young, as the acquisition of money or pro
peTty without labor"
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-15

THE OXFORD PLASISG MILL.-Ths Oxford
Cooperative Car Co. baVetaken possession oflbe
planning mill in this Borough, recently purchas-
ed of Russel & Heidelbaugh, and intend 10 car
ry on the regular planning mill business, the
manufacture Of sash, doors, frames. shutters,
nlouldings, etc. The company has received an
order from the Eureka Manufacturing Co. Will
mington for 200 of their patent camp and cot
portable folding spring bedsieads, which will
give immediate employ Oent 10 several! hands.
-OxfoFd Preaa
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-15

The DAILY GAzErFR is published every afternoon,
except Sunday at 4l6 Market street. and served by
carriers to subscribers in all parts Of Wilmington
and the surrounding towns and villages. for six
cents week, payable weekly. Yearly subscribers
S3, in advance.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-15
nnsIist nend..Arrs,ts.

John d. Mordecai, principal in recent duel
at Richmond, Va, who was fatally wounded, died
last night, afler great agony. McCarty, the other
principal, who is smsnable, under State law,
for murder in the first degree, will be rearrested,
together with the seconds, aud they will proba-
bly, be committed without bail.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-15
The Pope. Death Imminent.

RoAE, May IL.
His Holiness the Pope is lying very low, he
suffered another relapse to-day which has entirely
prostrated him, and his enfeehed condition has
created great alarm at the Vatican. 1t Is stated
on the authority of his physicians that his death
is imminent and the announcement of the disso-
luton of the Holy Father is looked for at any
moment
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-15
Phfladelph1a. Wilmington and Bal.
LlmoRe Railroad.
vaTeTA uApm YnIuVcTnw

IMPORTANT N0TICE-0n and after MOndaY
Il ApFil 3lEt, lS7 Passenger Train will laaNS Sea-
ford Al go =. m. for Philadelphia. Baltimore and
ntern ediate stations.
The &. Is p. m train from WilminRtOn with PhiIa-
delphia and Baltimore co lncctiop. win run to Sea
ford. Arriving az 10e0 D. n. MakinR Ghrbe dailV
trains 10 and from SeafOrd.
On and after the above date this Company will dis
continue running the early morning and evening
trains between Milford and Harrington.
a.. KINNEY. Supt. 4.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-08-19
Commission Merchants,
ALIAS, TEXAS.

We tnhc this occaslon 20 thnnh Ous
friends for past fayors, and respect.
fully cnil thclr attention 50 our i'm,
mcnSc stack. which We arc lust reeeN,
ing direct from the principal n,npu-
igcturcrs OF The North aud Wcsi. pnr.
olinshing direct FROM nrsf hand. 10Y
cash on ihc spoi, Hnd agHiglig OUt-
selves Of every ADVANTAGE b9 stipping
Ina cas- lOa1s under special contract.
ard BY cur own IahOr nluiO1t Freeing
Ourselves from store expenses. We feet
confident la OWr nhility o. OTTER 10 oar
friends aud 10 the pu5iic &rneratis our
Immense stock ut better rntrs umd
u0rc uniformly low hgurcs ,hnn haS
Cyrr before boen offered IN ihc interior
of Texas.
SIS basis Hnd foundation OF our
business, we guarantee every article to
be aS rcpscscntca. or money rc;tsnduh
~ our expense OF transportation.
Our sueccss In badness depends on.
tircly wpon establishing Wholesale
trade I'm NOPtlirrr Texan, ana we only
ask u iUir aud impartial tsiRI, ard u
close comparison or ugifayla prices
with sa0se OF Shreveport, Galveston.
and New Orleans Wlth rrcightS added.
and .'gc ohoeFfuIly abide by the acci.
Sion of al,e .nnic.
DARLINGTON, NgAg5ALlS a 90.
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FOR SALE.

n O n rrS -SF %.
e5 by 400 feet, on Commerce street, near
the Methodist Church, for sale or rept, In
Guiding q good we'll, clstern and residence ;
also, about sipls worth. ~ efurnituf. For
farms apply TO v, A, TERRY, Of lsIrieess 4
Terry, 1iH4 lsNiu
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MISCELLANEOUS.
EGNGsIISIE
FEMALE RETTERS.

A n INFINITE multitude Of diseases wait
~ upon wonian's footsteps nom the cradle
to the grave, md so long as size exposes her,
self 10 the various yicisstudes fweather and
cYer-changng scenes of LIES ltiul follies, so
long will she be the recipient Of troubles Pc
culiar to her sex. But few ladies are exempt
from some form OF female complaint. The
diseases ana symptoms Of some of those affec'
tons alluded to, are as fbllows; thlofosis,
or Grpcu Sirisness, MI Irregularities, Hyster-
ics, PalpiL,floD, Sick Headache, Difficulty OF
Breathing, S;uothering Sensations, Prolapsns
CtNri md liberation, cold feet and hands,
Giddiness and swimming of the Icad, Pain
in the side and hack low spirits and melan-
choly, Mental and Physical pTostrHtlon,
Wakefulnrss, Indigestion, Constipation. Tor
pid Liver, nnd all TINT class of chronic COM
plants peculiar i9thc female sex. The PEE
culinr and valuable combination known as
Dgomgoolo's
'ss,su Enxttsh Female Biffcrs.
cures the above female complaints, and all
other troubles thut afilict old or young, mar
rid or single temelts.
ltut once arouses and lnvigorates the To-
male frnulc, 9ivlng strength the weak ana
feeble building up the elnaciated, quieting
tic nervous, lmDlrtiat ufe and bu0yancy To
the dull and lIstlrss, irll,ylrg pain, fcgula-
ting the liver anil bowt Island otherwisc gath
efing IN an restofiT,g tie shattered female
constellation. Sold by merchants and drug
gists everywhere. Address
DR.. y. T.. DROMGOOLE,
Proprietor, Memphis, Tennessee.
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Iaadles' Dress Goods
West Of New York.

Japanese and Dress Silks Reduced 25 per cent
Vie
AMI AaseiIe Trimmings
RECEIVED extremely low figures
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THE w EEKLY HERALD.

THE WEEKLY HERALD WIN be pub
uShed every saturday morning. Shbscrlp-
Ton, s!Y per pnnuln sl.1O ior1siS months,
payable IN MyAtih; 4 S XXX pY'tf3Nqh
Advertisements inserted NJ therhtc OF VI 20
urr slrlarr for the first insertion ana % cents
ioreacl suhs5qu1nt Insertion, A.
'fhe following Arc our 'alysiiiSing rates N
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ypAlEsrINF, TEXAS, August1l, 1877.
No HE EDITOR Of Pie Dallas Herald.

To the Editor. of Pie Dall4s Herald:
As tie name Of DR.. w. G. W. Jow
crs, of Anderson county, viii be place.
prominently before the Austin Con
vention, omtbe 3D. Of September next
for nomination for the office of Com
missioner OF the General Land Ol)iee
by his many friendsin this, as well as
other portions of the State, ] deem il
not Improper to give you alidthe thou
sands of constituency who weekly read
your valuablepnpcr an epitomized bio
graphical sketch of DR.. lowers
From the State OF Mississippi when
hut Il boy he wended his way to the
then Republic of Texas, in 1888, and on
the ith of April, 1870, entered the SER
vice az Assistant Surgeon, in the cam
raign against the Cherokee Indians.
He was elected Representative to the
Legislature from Anderson and Hous-
ton counties in lSiS. From that time
until 1869, with but little interruption,
le served in either one branch or the
other of the Legislature. He always
had the confidence and esteem of Cen
cral SAN Houston, ard by him, while
Governor Of the State, was commits
toned Brigadier General, to organize
the militia of the Eleventh Bri-
eale, in 1860. In 1861, DR..
lowers raised a splendid cont
pany for the Confederate service,
and CALAMITY went through the stormy
Arkansas campaign Of that year; and
the next year was at the battle Of Elk
horn and fromthere to the ever-mems
orablc Corinth, Upon the reorganiza-
ton of the army, Dr.. lowers was COM
PEELED, from previously fractured
ankle joint, come home, and by the
people Of Anderson county was elected
10 the'Senatc Of Texas. hi
Since the war DIR. lowers has always
besn a faithful, gconsistent'a and hard
working Democrat, and IS on evince-
ment of the appreciation of his efforts
and labors in tllrottlng the villainies,
and unloosening the shackles OF Radi-
callsm in Anderson county, his constit-
ucncy presented him ali elegant silver
mounted walking cane, which he still
wears worlliily and honorably.
III Andersem county, and this (ith)
Senataial District, weare fully organ
lied, and when we meet at Austin on
the 81 ofaStpteinber will, withthe as
sembled delegates of the State, strike
hands with all for harmony, good Will
and unity of action, and Go all in all
for tie good, the, honor and the'pros-
pcrity Of the "Lon.s Star Stats" and
bid her God-speed onto human great
ness ard grandeur and solid empire.
,galIzgb bna ~1a4ours, ete,I..
HUGO.
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,xnn,nn.s ale.llcnI Adrlscr.

giving Causes, symptoms and Treatment OF
all ordinary I male complaints. BOOK
nccsled by oil mothers AID sictly fsnai, =.
Prize . ofs. Ailrss As nhpvc i2'n&w4m
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JOSH BILLINGS is doing the White
Mountains. a AT, the summit House,
last week, he came into the dining
room with heavy overcoat' and large
felt hat in his hand. He put them
BOTH in his.chair ahdIsat onthem. The
landlord, who is very polite, said to
him, "Allow me to take them" He
replied: 'I,guess we'll let them stay:
know where they are now He said
to the waiter girl 70 Her astonishlment .
''Passu us sor,e napkins; will be through
with them in q few minutes a'
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WOIst0n. Wells &NldJr
CoffOy FACTORS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS
L,agn Baildng !, snari, Clreioa, Taas

. Represented by George u. Campbell, Trav-
cling Aren't We wilimhkc liberal fash adj.
vances on all cotton eonslauol to the above
house. UASTON * THOMAS.
l59-d&w6mo. .ts "
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THE DAILY HERALD.
onice corncr Houston ana Elan s,s.
J. w. swiaaeiia & Co., Pussiallers.


THE DAIRY HERALD Is publshed every
morning, except Moulnyi NJ 80 n year, IN
advance sjforsiN months y iof one month !
"A cents ior ole w.tk Ahhlo t'llh D
Cestb, H
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AdyeriIsIns Rate. In Daily,

4 |AIOIuNIy0 nIVVlIWrlNtNIN HINNlItU NNNTy
y otndr 'Lay VIII De AchiOgcd two-thlrds the
laboyAui,s 2
""Trhlisitnt advertisements, having the run
of HE paper, first insertion, 81 NJ per sqnlei
Observation-Disclosures NJ htery1A,Wll
Inc charged us new each liseftloik
All business notices OF advertisements 10
he charged ~ cents net per line, each illScf-
ion. Nonptlce less thnn W Cents. .,......
IAN tr1,nslent Advertisements must be paid
for in advances q -rt.attf al rNsa f.Nf
An ADVERTISEMENT not marked any, sppc-
in.,l NUMBER of Insertions, WIZ 1e published
Xix tlnl,snid charged at'c0rdlnglS'
4 Sliare Is tue space oceupledby TIN lines
solid NOnpar1l d.tlA.a ,sltHNul4r
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FRUITS AND NUTS.
DREADsTuTFs ANp GRAIN.

HNENTHIUFFS MD dKAIN.
Agooi deal of whe3thns becn offered, but
the press by farmers seems now 10 he sub
siding Flour active at our quotations.
We quote;
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DRY GOODS.

BROWN sIIEETlNG AND SHIFTING.
Central Mills. 10 Miller River....... ~
Albion, 4, i-i.....i0 Indian Head, 1s,..l2L
Agawan, i-I........llb Massachusetts, p %l.-l0l'
Abhat, i-i.....,...l2 Bedford K.,.,......,.ii
Cabot, \, i-i.....l3h Conestugd ..,........."i2
Houston CITY 4l3T
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Fm ONLY
esock OF Ladies Dress
template building Target cAc having
rapidly increasing Wtwn locality
To
wherever such viii
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Obituary notices, marriages, deaths public
meetings, cards Of thanks, ETC., to be paid for
at half advertisements rates
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-05-22

Advertise in the RECsRn.
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ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURES OF
TRAINS ON q. q. & A. Il. II.


On and after Sunday. Fen. 18th, 1873,
trains Will run as follows: ...
NORTH NO. 3. NO. l. NO. 7.
Leave irvine. 12.l5PM. 5.20PM
Leave Oil City 600 A N. 2.3O p NJ. 7.5OPM
Pet. Cen $50 F." 3,37 u" 1888 "
4" Titnsv. 7.lO I" 4.25 =" 9,l5 I"
Arrive Cory, $50 GOO "l0.4O Z"
No 9-Accommodation Freight.
Leaves Oil City $50 A N; Pet Centre.
1918; Titusviile, ll.05; Ar. Cory, IL, ,4Opm
SOUTH. NO. 2. NO. 4. no. 6,
Leave Cory, 1886 A NJ. 6.lO AM. 6.2OPM
. Titusv. 1920 p NJ. 7.3O 7.3n q"
=" +. Cen. l.20 I" SIT Sis d"
Arrive o. City 200 " 900 d" 900 4"
" Irvine. 500 ll3S "
No. INSTRUMENTATION Freight.
Leaves Cory IL ~ p m; Titnsv. 2.55; Pet
Centre. 3.55; Ar at Oil City. 4,30 p III.
s%- No. and r1n on sunday.
~ "Commenc ng Nov. Sd trains will run
hy PhiIadelph;a time, which is TEN MIN
rTEs FASTER than onr time
j. J LAWRENCE, Gen. Supt
G j. HEPBURN. ASST ,-upt.
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*station for jamestown, N. Y, and connection
with A & G. W. trains east aud west Connects at
Warren with trains east and west on the p. & f.
r. Il. d. TIIAYER Gen'l Supt.,
Ars r'. ... Dunkirk New York.
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WAGES

EOR all who IRE willing to work. Any person,
10 $50 per week, at home cay or evening Wanted
by all Suitable to either City or Country, and any
seaaon of the year. Thi Is rare opportunity for
make an Independent living. No capital being
required. Our pamphlet, ,"HOW TO MAKE x
LlVI SC" living full Instructions, sant on receipt
of 10 cents Address A, BURTON ~ 60, No.ri. :.
ania. Westchestcr Co, y.
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hiIaleIpi,la A. Erie RailrOnd

WIN TER TIME TABLE.
On and fer surtay Oct s.ih, 1872, the Trains
on the Philadelphia ~ Erie Railroad will run as
follows:
New-York tribune., 1873-04-15

Friy-oghth-s6. 10 cars ~ COmmunpaw, and cars "a
Fortietbst. making 1645l against H. 5s last week
There appears 20 be better feeling, with more ao''
itY IN the markets.
j. n. PidcOck sold az COmmunipaw during tne We
2642 mixed Western sheep IA portion of them olippeu
ranging at 81 Gssc. per 70, averaglng VI ." per "o'' ~
was selling unsnOrn sheep at 81 poie - -. No..
Hume Elliott sold at Forty-eghth-st Am ign. renn e,
sylvanas, n ID. 71c 1853 0hi0s. clipped - D a.. otc
% coarse state s h. at sac; state % n nc &c. 10
do "a H. at Slc: I7O Massachusetts Clipped lVs ID a.et
HOGS-The receipts today we're 40 ears AT Solhnual @
paw Il at Foreth-st, making 4l4si against Sy.-os
last week The markets quiet, WIN niue oninte @
since last renorf Quotations 6G6tc. for live, aud 7t0
7sc dressed We give the following from Ihe Chiodgo
Lire Sfor Reporter showing the feeling I'D that mar
ket. VIZ: ---.--.--. ., -
m not rera The which has Characterized The bog trade
Of the pa affecting the oGrv Sies season am
ua N Is prices should have gone down and
10 non dAy 10 dY II there u
W dtg 10 decide rather what influence oonm have sustained
when the supply has been
rech e common inferior Without hongh care Judgment
Weters rpr sending the rsngs and crapng Of
rees ALLEYS for hoT notwithstanding the clear patent
f,ct tst INT smooth wefed grades exclusively
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