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Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-05-01
SIIERIFF'S SALE

by Virtue oi n writ of Plus. Levarl Facias d.
rected viii BIO exposed to public sale at thu Lafayette
Hotel No. Sill Shiplev street KEPT by James C. Pier
son, III the city Of Wilmington, New Castle County,
Delaware, on SATURDAY, the 10th day of MAY,
Est ate, viz Allthose two certain hts, pieces par
GELS ot land. comprising the Delaware House Hotel
said, severaly bounded ond described as follows to
wit:-No. l. Having two brick houses (now joining
in onc) and other buildings and improve
ments thereon, the boundaries of said lot <zE&A
b ing described as follows To wlt:-Begn- EadsEI
ming at a,corner Of land formerly of John sss.
William Bright, on the eastcrly side OF
William Bright, on the castery side of Shiplcy St,
between Fifth and Sixth streets, thence with line OF
sa rights lot south iifty-oight degrees east one
hundred and seventeen feet seven inches To the
terry side of Market street, thence by said side OF
Market street south thTty-two degrees west twenty
four feet to corner Of land late Of Ann Latmers
deceased. now Of John Z. Patterson thence by that
land north fity-eigh degrees west about ftye light
feet nine inches TO corner thereof at or the
middle distance between Market aud Shiplcy streets
thence sout thirty-twO degrees west iS feet
l' 10 the corner Of lot formerly belonging To and
snld OH Ot this one 10 Ann alinier, thence BY that
land north about tity-eght degrees st ahout fifty
eight feet nine mChcs to tho aforesaid side OF Shpl'y
Street aud thence thereby north thrty-twb degrees
EAST twen nine feet more less to the place OF be-
ginning be the contents within said bounds more or
less
No. O. Comprising the stables and yard the boun-
dlIics whereof fellows to wit beginning at
corner of land late of James Latmer, deceased, ON
the western side OF Shipicy street the distance of
one hundred and five feet from the southerlv side
sixth street, thence by line OF said andd If
N-clEht ucSItts west tabhtl-lour 1cet ts rner
stake thence by the eastern side OF four feet wide
alley north thirytwO degrees sixty feet TO cor
ner OF land now If Benjamin Webb. thence by line
Of that lard eastwardy parallel with the first de-
scribed line and with Sixth street eightyfour
the aforesaid sde OF Shipley street and thence there
BY south thirty degrees, west sixty feet to the
place Of beginning containing within said bounds five
Thousand aud forty feet of land be the same
less.
Seized and taken in execution "a the proI erty OF
Cornelius McGrenra and to bo sold by
ROBERT LARMSTRONG. Sheriff.
Shcrif's Office. New Castle. April ~. 1873.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-05-01

| Call Ertcnded.-The Congregation of the
Yves. Presbyterian Church has resolved to re
new the call to Rev. j. NJ 7. OTIS of Columbia
| Tenn, it being understood that the reason:
which led him to decline the former call no
longer exists, and his acceptance and early re-
mosal to this city Is consequently expected.
| The Mdrhets.-Butter sold on Wednesday al
5Oa55 per pounc, eggs 20a25 per cozen, chick
ems Sl25as2 per pair; poasoes 15a25 per half
peck, apples lSl25 do, turnips 10 do, chest
nuts 10 per qt lima beans Is do, horse radish
3aS per stick salad }alO per head, corn Is per
bushel, oats So do, beef l2a25 per pound veal
l2a25, mutton 12a18 hams 10 do, lard 10 do,
herring 10 per bunch, rock 20a35 do, cat fish
l5a25 do, shad 30a75 per pair.
Gents those of you who want stylish, and
cheap Hats, Caps q Umbrellas can find great
assortment, from which to make your selection,
at the well known establishment of Humphrey
4 Sandt, 218 Market st. They have by keep
ing good stock of the right kind of goods and
selling cheap, secured large trade from the
country as well as city, and it Is still increasing
Your patronage Is solicited. Satisfaction guar
anteed to all.
arrested for Tar.-Several mechanics hay
Ing arranged among themselves to not pay the
City tax Mr.. Alexander Chandler arrested
one OF tho parties q few days ago, and was
about to place him In the cells. when High
Constable Brady advanced the amount, on the
prisoner promising that he would return the
same in short time. Other parties who have
not paid their tax, should take the hint, as it Is
the duty ofthe Collector to make all pay who
are able to do SO. |
The receipts Of Internal revenue for the past |
month will amount to about S7,50O,000. |
AT the Circuit Court at Annapolis, on Satur- |
day, a 'stet" was entered in the case against |
Elizal eth q. Wharton charged with attempting |
to poison Eugene Van Ness. This ends the |
famous Whaton trials, by Diminishing tho
case.
The deficiency of The Atlantic National Bank
OF New York is stated al S230,000. Among
the principal sufferers by the defalcation is
Roswell =. Burrows, a wealthy merchant of
Albion, N. Y, who held 100000 of the banks
stock. The bank was expelled from the Clear
ing House Asspciation.
In New York, on Monday morning, Paymas-
ter Mcconnell, of the Second Avenue Railroad
was attacked by three unknown men while
standing on the corner Of Thirty eighth street
and Second avenue. They threw cayenne pep
per into bis eyes, knocked him down, and al
tempted to rob him Of $500 which he had on
bis person. but failed In the attempt. The
robbers escaped.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-05-01

best examination in English Grammar in scho oil
No.. at the June examination, 1875 Will
ington, Del
The following orders were drawn during the
meeting James Webb, sz6.75 Bouglman,
Thomas Il Co., $a70.4l; Richardson x IIo pes,
S6250; ii. Rau, S670; Geo. w. Vernon, 81 90;
VIII. Coal Gas Co., $S57;G. w. jackson, $3.50;
Robert Morrison, s1.75 Jenkins II Atkinson,
S25.9l; James f. Brennan, S719.45; Aaron Con-
rad Sl0i.40 +. l.. Brown, Sl2550: II. f. Pick
els, S0.S2; w. N. Kennard, S715; F. Bickta,
S70j; e. Warner Il Co, S2GO.29; c. a. White,
$S.55 James Bradford, $l.35 ; Granville Wcr-
rell, S2s.63; Mills g. Coombs, SO; 2. Pickles, Toe;
Catharne Jacquette, Sl4; 4. G.. Shortdge, "a
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-05-01
DIED

Annie, daughter Of john and Margaret Me-
lere, aged years aid six mont s.
In this city, on the 26ilr inst, Catherine a.
Washington, in the 9Th year uf her age.
On the evening Of the 23d of April, near
gainesville, Ohio. Mrs. Sahllli A. Cleveland,
daughter ofthe late Jeremiah Springer of Nj III
Creek llnndred,) in the tihh wear 81 her age
Her remains were Inferred at st James Church,
near Stanton, Delaware, on the 18th Inst.
In this city on April Both, John McCaulcy,
in the 10Th year of his aga. His relatives and
male friends are respectfully invited to at
tend his funeral from The residence Of Mrs. r..
McCaulloy, No. 900 Delaware Avenue, on Sat
urday, Nav :'rd, at . O'Clock. p. NJ.
Al Auburn, Mill Creek Hundred Delaware,
on Aplil I'd, John b. Dilworh, in the Both
year of his age.
Weep not wife that leave you,
Mother dear, weep no more,
For II was Christ that call cd mo
To that happy golden shDre.
Weep not brothers for loved YOU,
Sisters dear, weep not f." mn.
For have gone 10 meet my Saviour,
In land that's ever free.
Lum ~. mouse and sad the hour,
since thy sweet smile has game,
Rut oh brighter home than ours
In heaven is now thine own.
None knew linn but To love him,
None named him but To praise,
"Gonc but not forgotten f. II. X.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-05-01
SHERTEE>S SAL r
SHERIEF,S SALE.

BY virtue OF a writ of plus i.eyar Facias to me d.
rected will be exposed to Public Sale, at the
&ndA Lafayette Hotel No. 81 shipley street, kept
E.!EA by James 9. Person, In the city of Whining
H1kS ton. New Castle County, Delaware, on Sat
following described real estate, viz All that certain
lot, piece parcel of land, situated In the .ty of
Wilmington, aforesaid, with sx story brick dwell
lings thereon erected, bounded and as fol-
lows to wlt:-Deglnning at the intersection of the
serly side III Jefferson street with the southerly
side OF Ninth street westerly ninety feet to the east
eriy side of windsor street thence Herewith south
erly sixty feet 10 Michael bradey's land thence
Herewith easerly parallel with Ninth street ninety
feet to the said side of Jefferson street. and theme
herewith ortheriy sixty one feet to the place OF be-
ginning, be the contents more or less
Seized and taken into execution as the property of
Cornelius McGrenra, and I. t., and to be sold by
ROBERT Il. ARMSTRONG, Sheriff.
SherlfEs ONCE. New Castle, A pr 18th, a. d.. 1919
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-05-01
Total,
S10,592.9S

Sale Of Fine Oil Paintings-Messrs. Oge X
Miller, auctioncers, have on exhibition, at their
auction rooms, N. W. corner of Fourth and
King streets, n fine collection of valuable oil
paintings, which they will sell at public sale, on
Thursday and Friday evenings. These pictures
are the productions of celebrated artists, and
are gems worthy to adorn any paror in this
city. They represent diversity of characters,
Incidents, scenes and cities. and in their hand
some Trainings, at once strike the beboller with
their peculiar beauties. Views Of golden sun
sets al the scasbore are here displayed, side by
side with paintings Of fair pastoral retreats,
while stately ruins and summer landscapes,
give variety 10 the collection, and please the
observant eye. Lovers of the beautiful should
attend this SALE as their tastes cannot fail TO be
gratilied.
Ne,o Castle PftsJWery. Spring meeting
of the New Castle Presbytery was held ut Snow
llil', Md, April 10th and 18th. This Presbytcry
extends over the State of Delaware and the Els-
tern shore of Maryland, comprising about forty
ministers and churches, and two ruling elders
in the General Assembly of the PRESBYTERIAN
Church, which meets this year on the 18th OF
May, in the City of Baltimore.
Rev. q. Huntington, of Dover, Del, and lav.
James l.. Vallandlnghim, of Newark, Del,
Salisbury, Md, and VIM. IL Purnell, l.. l.. D..
| rres lent of Delaware college, were the Com
mssoners elected to the General Assembly.
AT this meeting Of the fresbytory Rev. w
w. lIeberton, Of the Presbytery of Chester, AZ
cepted call to the Presbyterian Church of Elk
| ton, Maryland; Rev. j. b Adams, Of the Pres
bytcry OF New Brunswick, N. j., a call To the
churches of Coolspring and Georgetown, Del
Rev. ii. J. Gaylord TO the churches of Eden aut
| Blackwaier, Sussex county, Del, and Rev. l.
| w. Gaylord 10 tie church of Georgetown, Ken
county, Maryland.
| During the past six months n church Ia,
been organized at Harrington, Del. The amour
| received from the Board of Home Missions
during the year and distributed TO ten chrrche
is $500. The amount contributed to HON
Missions was $2400, and to Foreign Mission
Sl9ll. Lower West Nottingham church, Cec
county, Mi, was chosen as the place OF Tie mex
slated meeting, ON September 30th, 1T II A
Nj. The Presbytery, after hearing both parties b
the difficulty IN the Smyrna Church. adopted til
following resolution;
Res0lred, That they can by no means jlstif,
the course ofRc S. S. Sturges in resorfins Il
civil court 10 adjudicate an alleged claim 70
salary, while all such claims shoule be settled l
an ecclesiastical court, and that We hereby Ell
join Rev. Mr.. Sturges to Immediately withdra
said civil process in order that the matter ma
sbe settled by the proper tribunal.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-05-01


CentdW Liniment.-There is no pain which
the Ccnalir Linment will not relieve, nosw ell
ing it will not subdue, and no laniencss which
il will not cure. This is strong language, but IL
is true. Where the parts are not gone its effects
are marvellous. II has produced more cures of
rheumatism, neuralgia, palsy, lockjaw, sprans,
swengs, caked breasts, scalds, burns, salt
rheum, eal-ache, &c, upon the human frame,
and Of strains, SPAWN, gals, &c, upon animals
10 one year than have all other pretended rent
edies since the world began. 1t is a counter-ir-
ritant, an all-lleating pair-reliever. Cripplcs
throw away their crutches, the lame walk, poi
sonous bites are rendered harmless, and the
wounded are healed without scar. 1t is no
hnmbug. The recipe is Published around cLc,
bottle. II is selling AS no article ever bri,nr
sold, and it sells because it does just what i,
prtcnds to do. those who now suffer from
rheumatism, pain, Of swelling deserve to suffer
ii they will not use Centaur Liniment. More
than 1000 certificates of remarkable cues, In
GLIDING frozen limbs, chroHic rheumatism, govt,
running tumors, &c, have been received. We
will send circular containing certificates, the
recipe, Nc, gratis, TO any one requesting it,
One bottle of the yellow wrapper Centaur Lin
lInrnt Is worth one hundred dollars for spawned
or swerned horses and mules, or for screw-worm
in sheep. S.ock-owners-thi Liniment is worth
Your attention. M family should be without
Centanr Iinnient. Price, 30 cents bottle
large bottles $l.0u. j. b. ROSE n Co.,
53 Broadway, New York
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-05-01
POSITIVE SALE.
VIII be sold on the promises, at public ,ale,
Thursday May LIST, 1873,
Commencing ut ~ O'Clock, y. M.
0 Frame and Brick Dwelling Houses,
46 BUILDING LOTS,

Situated IN the Western portion OF our city, wit hin
two squares OF the CITY Railway.
Houses NOS and ON the plot, situated .
Scott street, between Fourteenth and Fifteenth hay
ing front and side yard, with six rooms, each
and complete. with porch IN front ana shed IN rear.
NOS aud o on plot are iwo-story bricks, with fur
rooms ii feet ~ inches, by 90 feet inches on Lin
coin street, between Thirteenth and Fourteenth and
rented at s155 per week. ~
Nos. T. s, ., TO- II ard II tho plot are isrs-
story frames. situated On s. feet w!ds sT,ot, be-
tween IhttclIth and Fourteenth. lvalin ION tlll-
coin to Union street. Lots L Nv ~ i,.t. rnted n
- % ter week. Tucse houses Wan I1NtNcl, b soid
e. .hc highest and b 81 Bladder without Lili ihiadnr.
Tne lots are situate Oh Delaware avenue. -Four
teenth and Fifteenth DUPONT, scott, Ford and Liz
coin streets, and well located immediate inn
prosrments, as many houses could be rented at pay
ing rates in this location. ~
Terms for houses Nos and Q, 20 per cent cash, 25
per cent in note with approved rndorser, at
months, bearing Interest iIum das OF sale balance
Judgement bond and mortgage at Nv" years from day
of sale, interest and taxes payable ii-anuay or
clt n discount of per cent II the whole amount ia
paid III cash within tone week from day OF sale
Terms for houses Nos. 4. o. Q, s. y, 10. II aud l.
one-thlrd Of the purchase money cash the balRhce
In notes at three months Without interest, with Ar
proved endorser'.
Terms for the lots, twenty per cent. ea., balance
In notes equally dvidsd NJ aud months, he airing
interest from day OF sale. .trf 4
Settlement in all to be made or beiurr the
following Thursday, May sth, 1873, AZ II, m.
NJ. NJ CullD q co,
No. I. West seventh street
L. W. SrIDHAN x Son, Auctionccrs.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-05-01
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

Meeting of the Delaware and Chesapeake
Canal Co.
Dissolution of Partnership-Patrick Reynolds
and John Louge.
G.. a. Massie-Groceries, No. 3e3 King st.
Sale Of Personal Property Of ]. Marshall lIar-
Ian, May 8.
Sale of stock of Groceries Of William Rudolph
May 10.
Ogle 4 Miller, sale Of oil Paintings this and
tomorrow evenings.
L. AIclnall, Jr., drugs and medicines, Second
and Market streets.
l.. W. Stidham a. Son, public sale Of horses,
W agons, &C., on Saturday, the Sd inst.
Reynolds Il Co. will sell thirty-three lots at
public sale on the 10Th inst.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-05-01
For the Deia,cdre Replbiict
Times as They Are.

Mr.. EDIToR.-I noticed In last weeks Re-
publican, piece headed "signs of the times, >
and signed Elder S. OFT. If the Elder was as
well known throughout the state AS he is bere,
would not deem him worth an answer, but as
he Is not will try to set him out In his true
light. Atthe School Election in district No. 90,
there were 81 votes poled Of which the CON-
missioner who Is represented as being unfavor-
able 10 the Protestant faith, received IS, aud II
out OF the Is are Protestants and | out Of the
/ is the Elders own Brother The Elder Is
losing ground here and there is nothing that
shows 1t more plainly than the late election.
The commissioner that he brands with the
name Of lniitlel has always been in favor of
preaching on Sundays, and Sunday School, and
wished the Elder 10 continue both in the Scho,
house. All that either of the commissioners
wished linn TO do was TO disconiinua his night
meetings; and that We could uot prevail on Ii m
TO do.--llis answer WINS, 81 shall just keep on
as have done: | will use the Sehool-housc
when please aud invite who please into it,"
nc refused to give up the key and deied us, so
there was no other course we could take than
the one We did, without acknowledging our
selves men of no authority. About discharging
one Of the most worthy and strictly moral
Taacliels," he is entirely to blame. We wish
cd the Teacher To stay AMI comply with our
wishes, and he would have done 50 had il not
been for the Elder.
done for cat swamp which was Il terror 10 the
neigliborllood Wien he came to it, and humb
~ asks the assistance of all the followers of
Christ to help him to erect plain and humble
ediiice, where he and his followers call wor
ship without moesiation. Yes humble. Tie
Elder is very humble when lie wishes 10 gain
point, but once place hin in power and it is
very easy TO see what kind of humility he pos
scsses The Elder was I, Methodist for thirty
years. and left them and joined the Carneltts,
and most of the MethoAists think he did it TO
gain position, he could not reach in the
Methodist church.
The Elder is no more popular in temporal
than spiritual affairs. He rents his fam, and
every year as spring approaches, the Elder has
TO hustle around considerably to get tenant,
and notice when he succeeds it is generally
some distance from home. lie never keeps one
more than one wear which we all know Is sure
sign ola good Landlord.
The Elder loves to sec his name in print, and
blow his own horn ami like all hat blowers is |
governed by rather weak intellecf. d.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-05-01
NEW GROCERY STORE.
Cor. FOURTH & MONROE srgEE.Ts,
'ILMlNGTON, DELAWARE.

tn sub -criher informs the ciaens of Wilmington
and the public generally, that he has opened II New
trOc,ry store ut the OF Fourth aud AIonro.
Streets whrfc he will keep hand good assortment
OF sugars, eullers, teas spices, meat, fish choice
family hout and all articles usually found in first
class uroccry aud Provision StoIe which he will sell
at the Invest market prices. call is respectfully
UlicitCd. THOMAS DILWORTH. inalaO3ln
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-05-01
The Chesapeake & Della
ware Canal COmpany.

The Annual Meeting Of the Company will be Held
At the office of the Company In p Philadelphia ON
MONDAY the Second Day OF June, 1873 4, at eleven
o'clock A. NJ, ut which time an election will be held
for President and Directors, to serve for the ensl
ing year. HENRY V. LESLEY.
mayl-lm Secretary.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-05-01
For Sale
,EaL.iABtE real, ESTATE.

No. /, 40 Kirg street. very large modern dwell
Ing, with every reccut Improvement lot 80 feet -
inches, by 1872 feet OF the best houses in MsN
the city. Possession immt t,atcly A
No 2, Adjoining the above Is lot OF land 81 feet
inches by 1872 feet. The above swell situatedj and
terms easy.
No 8, A fine dwelling, 7i6 French Street, with inn
pr0vrments, in good order Possession Immediately
No. 4, A gopd dwelling, 10 Kiug str&a. With lot
running IA French street PoS Session Oh u, Of AIarcl
next. Apply to WM. MCCAuILEY Il co,
No. 6oG Market street. Wilmington, Dsi. deot2-tt
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-05-01

WANTED.-ro rent for the summer season, a fur
NlSHED HOUSE, on the line of the Philadelphia W.
Il ID. H. r., mo children) Address, with fun parti-
cula,s. apl3-2w GoU GuPhl'a. r. .,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-05-01

DOR SALE The chnlpast ~ ~ re farm In CHRIS
L. tlana Hundred, on easy terms.
jan 10 If Apply at this office.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-05-01


The CiFrus.-The exhibitions of O'BIien's
Circus last Monday morning and afternoon
were well attended and passed oil very salts
EtctOrlly. In the evening however, there was Il
tremendous rush for tickets and the large to 1t
was completely filled that the crowd tool;
possession oithr ring aud thus prevented the
performers proceeding with the exhibition
The horses after passing "A Ound the ring few
times were withdrawn, as it WAS found impos-
sbr for them 10 proceed. The elephant was
then introduced and an attempt made TO clear
the ring. but the crowd pressed round him SO
closely that his efforts amounted to nothing
The greatest confusion prevailed, men shout
ing,women screamng,and children cryine,mak-
ing the spectacle one Of the most exciting ever
witnessed in our city At this Ijuncture the
clown appeared and made an appeal to clear
the ring, aul on concluding his remarks, he
was kicked by several different parties, when
he turned iouuI and asked Oh. Of tho
assailanis what ha meant aud quickly knocked
him sprawlng on his back This created
great hurrah. and the crowd clearing the pas
rfsn he proceeded in his most fantastic gait to
lhr dregs lent
The boys threw hoops and ether mis-
s,ts at the lights, VIII IL others threatened to
cut down the tents, and boys climbing up the
poles caused the tents Ia sway to and fro,
thus filing many with fear and anxiety. The
mixture Of blacks and whites was most COM
really impossible. While these proceedings
were going On inside, the clamor Tor tickets
continued IN the outside, even after tho agent
proclaimed that the tent was full and it would
be impossible for them 10 get in. They even
threatened to mob him, il is said, il he ,leclin-
ed to supply tickets. The riotolls feeling COM
iinlled Ia increase and II number of young men
and boys finally seized upon the tent wagon,
ran i, down Lombard street, and threw il into
the Chrislana. The cook wagon was al
81 thrown iilu the river AT the foot IF Third
street A patty ran tho ticket wa son up Fourth
street where it stuck fast in the gutter, and
they commenced pummeling it with stones,
bricks and other missiles The police finally
drove n the tssiil $ and ARES al some tines
o. four u them. Durlls the lnrlee several of
tn oil ,crS were struck with stones, and one
OF Them was knocked down with a black jack
Tie circus men kept out of the way and es
capped injury. The wagons wore taken out Of
the Chrisiana at an early horr on Tuesday
morning and the company proceeded to fill their
engagement at Chester. One of the managers
al tie Circus Company offered to employ ten
police officers for the day at 30 dollars, and
this sam with that paid by the city should
have been sufficient compensation to have Sc
cured protection from all parties.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-05-01

NOTICE is hereby given that tho partnership
~ hert tOiore existing between John Louge ana
Patrick Reynolds has been dissolved. All persons In
debted are requested Ia make Immediate pay ncnt
and those having claims will present them to the
undersigned, at S25 Chestnut street. for settlement
may1-3tw& PATRICK REYNOLDS.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-05-01

FLOUR.-Sales of superfpo at Si.50a5,25; extra
1918; extra family S150a950; and fancy brands
Sg75all. Rye -four Si15.
GRAlN.-Sales of red Wheat ~. 95 to l.90 amber
1.95 white S20ia215, Spring i63al7O. Corn O. to C3
for the several varieties Oats 81 cents for white and
Al a4sc. for mixed.
THE CATTLE MARKET.
Choice at HasH cents fair good AT 8Sa7 cents
aud common at 5a6c per ponnd gross.
Cows and Cayes:--Sales of Springer nt S25aO0 and
fresh cows at S55asT5.
Sheep, at iasA per H. for fair 10 choice.
Hogs Stop sI75as0O fed S50as75 per 100 lbs net
Prime llav. Timothy 81 SOAP 10; Mixed S16OaIs0.
Straw, Sl.50alO5.