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Su icfde by Hanging.
PEACE OR WAR IN EUROPEy
from the London Times.

Ii would be the happiest event for both Germany
and France II it could be demonstrated that war is
utterly Impossible Tor long term OF years. At
present each is under an intolcrabe dlsquiet from
the sense possible danger. This feeling is itself
per0us for each nation, fascinated as it we're, by
the gaze OF its opponent is drawn towards the
conflict it may desire TO avoid. Thus 1t may be
asked what possible interest Germany can have in
renewing the war. Everything has been gained
that war can give--nationa unity military fame,
an extended territory. frontier almost impregna-
BILE, guarded as 1t ~ by two rst Class f0rtresses,
and with great river as the second line Of de.
fence. No one can doubt that the war prepare
lions Of Germany are strictly aeienstve and
ready TO endure all for the sake OF keep
ing what mas been won, have no aggressive
game OF mutual defiance and menace were to go
On, Germany 10 as likely as France TO strike the
blow rom pure !Se sy s n ne
henston falls more severely on France. That in
1ated country, which has been visited at the same
hour by the greatest caaMites OF war and revOtu-
ton, which has seen the Prusslsns on one side OF
the Paris fOrtltications and mob OF furious anar.
storing ~ It's strength and remodeng Tor
the twentieth time Its political institutions, can
not be ft for great struggle vi many years are
past. II Is not the mere balancing OF budget. or
the installation of newly devised senate, or even
She mastering Of numerous army wnich
must grow IN Frsn S the ''I powers and in
gtitutions now mechanically juxtaposed must
LoIm themselves into living organization. society
must acquire more courage and more Iaith IN icdei
Nreet Metz ana sHasburg and the oepeadenS
provinces from the giant who holds them. Inc
render to the French people is 10 convince them
tnat seII-restraint and resignation are necessary
ana form Tue indispensable probation lor.a higher
national destiny. We are happy 30 believe that
during the last twelve months this conviction has
gained strength in France; indeed, so far as out
ward manifestations arc concerned the French
people are guiltlcss or any OFFENCE against their
victorious but susceptible neirhbors; yet the re-
sentiment which prompted their first passion ate
ntteranccs must snbside but slowly and in this
respect the Emperor Of RussIa's language Will
have favorable influence.
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.


NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. wednesday.
May q, IN Philadelphia, ny Rev. J. II. kcc!eston,
ID. d., HERMAN BLRHEsRHAsSBrT 10 isABEL Y.
BrSaHAM. daughter OF the late colonel John Biny.
ham No cards.
& GARDNER oUNG.-At Saratoga Springs, on
Wedne sday. May 81, 1874. at the residence OF the
BRIDES parents, by Rev. Joseph cary, HORACE Is.
GARDSra, OF Newark, N j.. 20 LOUISA II. foUAe, OF
the former place.
MYERs-TosIAs.-on wednesday. May q. by the
Rev. J. j. Lyons, ELIJAH MYERS, TO ELLEN. cansh-
ter OF Dr. ). l. Tobias
PRArT--GESTLE.-On Tuesday. May rs. at the resi-
dence OF the BRIDES father 200 West seventeenth
street, by Rev. 3. III. Hamilton. THOMAS A. PRATT
and ISABEL, youngest daughter OF James Gentle,
ESD, OF this city.
DuolLn ureiandl papers please copy.
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specially invited 20 attend the funeral. from
the Washington square Methodist Episcopal
Church. tcuttn street n az ssxta avenue, on SAT-
urday AFTERNOON. Mar ~ Al two 0'csock.
orange county papers please copy.
REELiv.-On Tucsday. May 70. isss after short
hut severe illness, DANIEL hkfLLr, a native OF
coanr oayan. iftiand IN toe 79th year Of his age.
The remains xil be taken IRON his late rest
denc@. corner o. North FnA ana nm streets
BfooSlyn, b, a., o. FRIDAY, the 18th inst. ~.
Vincent Dc Pall's church. Nortn sixth street. az
nlne O'Clock a. ~. vnerr requiem nlase VIII be
sad loi the rcpore OF his soul. and rom thence 70
CAVIAR Cemetery a. hai.qssl two O'Clock L. NJ
Inc relatives aud srieuds Are respectfully invited
" Attend.
Rion.-op "Wednesday evening. May "a. 1874
ExIHEa ktCu. aged "A years.
rhe lunersl services VITA be held a. the residence
OF her brother, i.2n rnird avenue, on FRIDAY, May
"a. al our N.
NR1kL.N p Al 0reenve. n. j.. on Wednesday.
Ma ~, JoHN r. NfEKLAhp. aged - years.
his relatives and iIienas are respectfully invited
70 attend has funeral. IRON has lafe resldence.
Washington avenue or ola Betges Point plans
ROAD, Greelvlle, y. J.. on saturday, May 50, AZ
three O'Clock 4. n.
wIgp.- Ca Thursday, May -. IssBgI yAKET
wife o. 1e0fge W. Weed apa daughter VI the late
Francs NateI
Nouce of funeral hereafter.
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particular cases. The advice OF PAU against mar.
rage with .unbeievers" ~ not wholly applicable
TO this time There was an irreconcllabie doctrinai
and moral antagonism between an ancient
heather and Christian living IN perpetual ex-
pectatiuI ol martyrdom nom heather foes. there
could be no fellow hip between them. The
whole question IL one OF fellowship. Al the lady
whom our correspondent speaks OF IN one who
VIII be IN sympathy with his Inquest ASPIRATIONS
and pufposes--nls purposes 10 1--we molly snd IN.
aeluahly-then he had better marry her than
some professors OF religion.
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AN INTERESTING QUESTION AND ANSWER.

Henry Ward Beecher in the Christian Unon.1
Would It be wrong for young man VINO NJ
Christian and an active member or church to
marry o young lady he loves and who he has
reason to believe loves him. but who il not q
Christian ana does not belong TO Christian
lamilyy
We have several times given . general opinion
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CORoNERs' CASES.
Suicide by InhalinE Gus.

SulclUc ny amazing GuSs
About noon yesterday, Mr.. Joseph Perrin, who
lives in the OF premises No. 159 Greene street,
returned home from work to get his dinner. He
was shocked to find his wife, Augustine, lying
dead in the room. From appearances it was evil
dent she had made the room as nearly alright as
possible, alter which charcoal fire was Eindled in
an iron kettle, and, Mrs. Perrin lnhallng the gas,
death cnsued from asphyxia. coroner Croker was
notified. Deceased was forty-three years OF age
and native OF France. She LETT a note stating
sequence OF not speaking the English language.
and feeling that she was burden to her husband
she thought 1t better to leave the world.
Death from Injurfes-A Push or n Fall.
Captain Mount, Of the Seventeenth precinct, yes.
terday sent information to the Coroners' ONCE
concerning the death of Robert Platt, q child I'VE
years OF age, who lived with his parents at No. 309
East Ninth street 1t appears that on Wednesday
afternoon, the corner OF First avenue and Ninth
ktreet, deceased was struck or pushed with go
much force by an Italian ice cream yender that he
fell to the pavement The ltSle fellow immedi-
ately got up. and going home complained Of feel
Ing sick, when physician was sent for and at
Tended him until ne died. The fatal injury was to
the head, death probably ensuing from concusslon
vas notified and will make an investigation. The
ITALIAN, Tomaso Tassnay, OF NO. 81 Baxter street,
was arrested and locked up In the seventeenth
precinct police station.
Dcath Through Falling Down Stairs.
Coroner Croker concluded the inquest yesrer-
day in the case OF Jacob Schmelberger, aged
three years. who died at his residence, No. l,613
Second avenue, from injuries received on the ed
inst. BY falling down stairs The jury rendered a
verdict In accordance with the evidence and ecu
eured the landlord for negiecting to repair q
broken bannlster, through which the child had
fallen.
uicfde by Hanging.
At an early hour yesterday morning Louis Dend-
grof, German, ffty-three years OF age, who lived
at NO. PIT Lewis street, committed suicide by
hanging himself in his room. Deceased was very
1ntemperate man, in poor circumstances, ana had
been a little bewidered in his mind for some time
past Dendgrof was carpenter by trade, but,
owing to the excessive use OF bad rum, he was
unable TO earn living for himself and family.
Coroner Kessler was notified TO hold an inquest.
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DY o. H. PERSON, AUCTIONEEH
ID WEDNESDAY, June 5. 1874
Great sale Building Lots by order OF Adams Of
Adams, Adams, first station south OF New
Brunswick, on the New York and Phila.
delphis Railroad, one hour and ten
minutes time New York city.
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A IMPORTANT AUCTION SALE
~. OF handsome and useful House hold Furniture,
THIS DAY nridsy,, May %.
commencing positively al 10 O'Clock
AZ fhq eux NJ pxlx tn rc<tl
PRIVATE RESIDENCE f20 WEST 2sD ST..
"A between 6th and 7th avs
Elegant and costly Household Furniture
sale THIS fFRlDAl) MORNING.

commencing at l0t, O'Clock.
l.. FITZGERAi.D. Auctionecr, sells all the elegant
costly and plain Household Furniture, Works OF Art
contained in above mansion. comprising magnificent M
octave rich Pianorort four round corners,
$500: Mirrors velvet and Brussels Carpets.
Curtains; valuable OIL Paintings by eminent artists
marauetry Centre Tables Jardnieres atageres Csbi,
nets DC. latest styles Parlor suits Drawing Room
Suits covered with satin brocatei and silk Turksh
Suits, Chairs Gondoa Lounges solid tnlaid hlac
Cases, Bureaus, hair and spring Mattresses Pillows BOZ
sers Blankets DC Paror SUITS reps and hair cloth,
singly and separated Bedsteads, Bureaus &C.. also
basement and Kitchen Furniture. N. H-Ihis Il the
House open O'Clock for inspection. Catalogues
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IMMENSE EXCURSION.

You can get to Adams in same time you from
City Hall to Harlem Adams the highest ground lac
cordins the engineering atis,cs The Pennsylvania
Railroad) between New York and Philadelphia. being
upwards of 100 feet higher than the level OF the Rarian
River Fare only 25 cents daily by Communication.
Besides $40 lots which all surround the station ST
Adams where upwards ofIoo trains pass daily there Will
several 10 and ~ Plots offered, suitable gar
deners ana hortculturiss The easy New
will them eligible for building lots in few years
vicinity schools and churches and, recollec; the
highest and mos level ground on the great Broadway Of
Band music. COLLATION. arrival Of train at Adams
For tickets apply to o. H. PERSON. Auctioneer No.
Pine street Special train will leave Cortiandt and Des
brosses streets at on day Of sale Trains stop at
it should rain will be first clear day thereafter
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CLOTHING.

-
A rTRNTIoSl-HAvING REChIvED VERY LAKuk
"a orders from my cnts for Wearing Apparci CarpeA
Furniture &c.. IL conpels me 70 pay ne i0n0 WIZ
prices For Dresses s. 70 $500 iof coss % W 80
pann NJ 10 Al nv ca ling addressing MT Or Ara
ROsENBEIsU. NO. rs seventh avenue second mouse
above Twenty fourth ssreeu' you ~ W hpc'Aiv oosas
with.
Arm NrvTz,s $50 BROADWAY CUP STAIRS. BH-
n tween Aston place and Eih III street. and 2lS Third
s,s,.. hrrxeen twentieth and Twenty FIRST streets,
ladies and grue can receive the following pricea
~ IN s-s,iA DresseS 60 go; CcAts s. to SIS,
p.n,s - ~ "a also Carpets Jewery other articles
bought fieAse. can OF sddrea - ahove. Ladies' ~
e.a5Sd nv Mrs MlfTA
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LuERr z. wALpEoS sgcT,oSERR
sa''roo ;, e I1ssy'y AZ q Cedar street.
=, inciaiins orocenes Dry eooAs, Canned Fruits salt
hsci,nsSs jls ss~s aSre s,us Ssesisss sasias
y. Ss as go. s'' aa< sr s,, "a A.
o. saturday Furniture. carg.sis seddlng. sa
A. Aucnos.
The ws'eh aad Jewrry Buslnesx
No eli Bro.a~ay corner VI Houston stree.
must fs i sa sa''s Ss q sSs ,ss. sos sp'on sale
j. r. SsciskS. 1nctonesr.
A uoros SALE ~ EseIxeS Bourks Asp
"A, wood WORKING nschlnery % al description. at
Nay & 81 is' xG Ssa.' street Jersey CITY
uCTIoS soIIcE-.r. r nAzr La, AUCToSEER
"A luI~ DAY friday. Nay -,
q 10y o'seck a 90, .a.s.r9en IA 2. hssse street,
Has and Manure forks. Axe uaniles, scy'hes ae.s
Hollow ware-6so pieces stove and Range Hollow
Ware, assorted plaln ground aud euAmeiled All Or,
szes. Bi:sSlL Co taetoneeT., y l:esae arres
goTIos sAL1 or RICH AND hi.EeAsr HOUSE,,
ead sGsa taf Es m ,
ssonIr.ns rich raroF sun covered 70 co,ea'ns rsp
and ~G a . e .ss
coss srons osa Psn ri i psp %an
robes, sideboard, Lxten.on Liable. osrpets cutlery
Sssa s,ns Keep sTsss srss'
ucrloN NOTICE
"A August MARTINEs, Aucaoneer.
MagnifccH Household Furniture
Rosewood fianoiorte, Drawing Room suits
Paintings. BroAzcs aud many Works OF Art
over $40 lots az public auctgn,
on THIS DAY Nridayf, Nav ~, 81 1Obs O'Clock,
at the elegant residence v West 18Th SO,
between 18th and 9Th
Drawing Roons-Superb suits, Covered silk brocade.
Richest description Grand Duchess style ktAgeres
retaire Bookcase, Clocks lace CurfsiDs magnificent
rose~ God Panoorte, stool Cover, rosewood, walnut
Bureaus, Be1steads, Mattresses, Extension Table Br
fet, siverware Glassware Chinawars Linrn also Fur
nture servauts' apartments bae uient and Kitchen
IMPORTANT AUCTION SALE
IA. OF handsome and useful House hold Furniture,
THIS DAY (tridsyi, May 30
commencing positively Al 10 O'Clock,
az the elegant private residence
210 West 2lst street near It'll avenue.
over AS lots by catalogue, comprising
Dee ker Bros Ia octave Ptsnot0rte II elegant Oil
Paintings, real imported Paris Bronze Figures Bronze
Clocks inaid marquetry and Gilt Paror Tables Paror
Suits in rich crimson satin aud hrocate French plate
Mirrors, Cabinets, Curtains, Library and sserctsire
Bookcases, Library Table. Writing DesS, two French
usca Boxes turkish suit Basy Chairs. Lounge. Bat.
fet Extension Table Dining Chairs, Syerwsre, Crock.
cry. solid walnut and rosewood Bedsteads Dressing
Cases, Bureaus Wardrobes, hair and spring MafreseS
feather Pillows Bosters rep. plush and hair cloth suits
Rockers velvet Brussels and ingram Carpets kitchen
Furniture, &c. N. B.-sac potitve. Take seventh OF
Ely nth avenue House open "a N.
ROBERT T.. CASHIN, Auctoneer.
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A UCTIoN Al THE PRIVATE MANSION
~ los West Twenty eighth street.
between Sixth and seventh avenues.
THIS Il ridly) MORNING, without re serye,

n los West Twenty eighth street.
between Sixth and seventh avenues.
THIS (rriday) MORNING, without reserve,
commencing Al l01s O'Clock.
Magnificent Tour round corner 7L octave rosewood
Panofore, Grand duchess and Marie Antonctte st,ie
Paror Suits in satin brocade, walnut Sitting Room suits
In reps plush and haircloh Lounges turkish Chairs,
CURTAINS, Pier ana Mancl Mirrors. E.agercs, Tables.
Paintings ronzes Vases Checks wood and walnut
Chamber Suits, Mattresses Bedding Bedstcads Bureaus
Dressing Cases Washstand bookcases Extension Table,
Buffet Glass China and silver Ware, Cutlery, servants
and basement Furniture. =. B-Goods packed and de-
Hvered purchase rs in city or country
J. kRAEMER, Auctioncer.
A UCTIoN-BY MACKENZIE / HoTCHKrss, WILL
a sell on Saturday May 30 a. u O'clock. a. l13
and Effects of this Boarding House In one or more lots
A UCTIoN sALR-FURNITURE CARPETS, CHANDE
"A liers 4e;; TO pay advances charges loans, &c.
A. M. ORlSTALAR Auctionecr, will sell this day Orr
day. Nay 90 at iOa O'Clock, walnut Extension Tables
Pier and Manre Mirrors, Mattresses. Pillows, Sofas
Desks Parlor Suit ArmoireaGac Carpets, Book
wardrobes marble top Fables, sideboard, 0ornces En-
cravings Paintings, Plated Ware Books &c 81. Deal
ers and others invited. Sale peremptory place must
be vacated on Saturday.
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ETH AVENUE THEATRE.
- 18th at, corner of broadway. Begins At Z
Mr.. AUGusIIN DAILY Proprietor snd Manager
SATURDAY MATINEE, May DS
FAREWELL MATINEE Of the sea-
LAST NIGHTS son and LAST MATINEE Of OLIVER
TWIST.
OF SATURDAY EVENING, Nay s9-
positively last time Of OLIVER
OLIVER TWIST. TWIST, with its great cast including
Mr.. Charles Fisher Fagic, Mr..
Louis James Bill Skies; Mr. James
Lewis The Dodger Mr.. W. DsvA
Lidge as Bundle: Miss Fanny Daven-
tport as Nancy; Mrs. G. II. Gilbert 40
Mrs Corney: and BDou Heron -
OLIVER.
~ MONDAY EVENING. JUNE i-LovE's LABORS
LOST-only time.
We'd sla .Juu
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TJENRf d. MINER AUCTIONEER
II late OF Henry H Leeds Miner, established 1877
salesrooms 100 Duane street doors west Of broad
way Ihe UNDERMINED has removed his business to NO
lvs Duane street. Just west Of Broadway.
HENRY d. MINER,
late Henry H. Leeds 4 Miner.
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pY q. ". DAUCHY, AucTIoNERK.

Market street Newark; Metuchen and New Brunswick.
Brs y. DA TSHVhr AuG SXySn : Co.
sell this day at O'clock at i9 East Fourteenth street.
pt s sscs .s nn 0-f
brary tables black walnut Bureaus Bedste ads wash
and OAK hair ana
f sRsf ana SnD u
pets on Paintings, Bngravings silver, Crockery, Glass
a 70, o. n goods ssntt Ds sold. : -. -
DY j. ". CAMPBELL AUcrIoNEER-wILL SELL
- tomorrow Saturday, mo reserved House hold
Mrnrs Bureaus enor oT
n sns ean vns up
CHARLES pRysER, AucrIoxEER-sELLs THIS
ses pese
cry 2e Also Piaso Safe and TWO bales havana 'i 10
bacco. sale positive
EDWARD soHENCK, AuCrIoNERR.
Mortgage sale Of elegant Cabinet Furniture,
BY EDWARD sonENCK, THIS DAY.
at O'Clock an eiegan, assortment }, the finest Farm
Of the most modern and unique styles Of pnrlor
spa h X s sa yese
Card Tables variety stvle Of Furniture
The above is now on exhibition, and win repay those
in want Of furniture. To be sold a, anction a.
No. 50 Liberty street.
EXECUTORS SALE OF FURNITURE
a, No Ea nslRAr ss
OLIVER s sPs s u. s is Broadway.
Auctioneer,
vii! sell, as above,
magnificent first class Furniture
full assortment, made by best city makers.
IIORECLOSURE SALR-wILL BE SOLD AT AUG
Il ton. Friday May ~ the brown stone House s35
Lexington corner Thir.y-nnth
Merchants Exchange salcsroom IN Broadway.
WILLIAM KENNELLY. Auctioneer
III L. GuCK, AUoTIONBRR, WILL SELL AT PUB
Ill. lie auction Tuesday June 1874 at ION ocioc K,
Is Maria tents Furniture Factory l!s McKlbbn street,
bore, Doveta andlvarety Machines; Crosscut Circular
Swing and Band Saws; Betting, Shafting, PulIeys and
Sale positive
, 1874-07-07

:. Cat. Oata were ratler moro aollye, and quite
strong, ut n, nverago adynnea Of 10; casil lott
being tho iir1i1ost, undor good dornand for
Icporss 81 sreot"g to hoad'Ss o;,t soi OF
she oat Drop. Tile maj liet opened tame Of 42o,
ana advanaed to !3e ,ooslng at43,1o. aesr tho
aan1 1ao!1.li 1od Ct 4lK@a1t1c, and aolor August at
eloBlng at Sic. nc}coted o'oaod firm At 4l11c
Cabl' @ saoa woro reported Of 1900 bu No. ut
4S21o 31 G5oo 5oo m b, DO at 49Hc; 1900 bu do at
4So iS p% b q DO n aS 5 so9 bp A5!> Do at
gn6 bn rejected Mt 4l1lc; 0ob bu do Of 46fo;
600 biz BY admp'o. whto, at 49c; 600 bu do ut
| $50; QUO bn do at'47d, free OF board GOO bn at
g. 5oc on On t,ac' quo bu No. white at 4l11o. Totnl
llyo was quiet, md sliado frmor on cash
lots but dntl Oil options; seller August boli,g
onofed at 70c with no buyer. Caatl salcs wore
rorortetl Of 900 bu No. q (prefcrred houao) a.
track at s5o. Total, i 200 Gu.
m haroy F waa iliaotiye II We exoopt tho pale Of
l2o b'l by sample at 800. There Was no inquiry
M Tor cash lots. Which wore nominal ut 81. .l0@1.20
TOR iortoq No. Ss@g5c for No q and oq@e5o for re-
dedly stronger, opeuily With buyora at 900, aud
GALL HOARD.
Trading on tho call was rntfcr light. Onta
and moss pork wore shade nrInor, aud other
Wl,ont cloyai at SLIP cash; st.11h@1.12
eSler g, 6fa JqIy sl;o8@1.osN seller August, and
Si;41iSl nao e, aollor septonlhcr. sales were:
July At s1:12; 1000 bu DO ut S1.l1J6 5000 bu
DO at @1.1f2{; 10 000 bu do at $111A; 10000 bl
10 At $l.1l11, 10000 bu Bellor August at 3t.08
- !oTn GOO bs aoSo' do It 4 sl;os}&; &;.o,<
tsmbor: sales were: 5000 6n No. at 5s1o'
cash 70 900 bu BOILER August at $3.50; 5000 bu
, 1874-07-07
CHICAGO.

n,,u foSnA1 EvEs1Htt, July s.
ments aa,d wl.eroahouH Of two loavy shpncrs Ioins
business a tue Union stockYarsls has been ''ftej
Instead ot drinking In tho beauties ala
Of "allkcahn anl 0cononlowoc, cur!oua nterroga-
tors were grssely Informed, II ranspiroa that these
eattie ssngs hayo been In rlaelph!a ascros co,l-
wayna ana te rsna#yIvan. Central % rsflrSats. II: M
ohtes: Of tlts grnaRe to tie oy ot nrotluriy 1--we
w M alnlnly 10 itsesa upon tho minds Of tho agents
tI,x,n,sao, to t6e Eat: r. W. uninitiatei tic
m g aaso s ey Il a shese 4s II s obt srys as
not readily APPARENT but to lhoac conyorssut With the
tle idosyncraaies Of Eastoru transportation com
resources will not admit Of their Slipping mora Than
say Or 10 car oas week. must my Baid companies
eaI tar!G ~ slesnt b to rsbas tls.n for tho losses
o0oo cattla per week. ThA. their misson Was uos u
nounced ,ycaertlay Of soma $1,000 per cur 10 Now
points. Tho now 'ari1 il 65o rer leo bn to Now % York
Cue to Philadelphia, ald 30c to East Mberty
QUOTATIONS.
E1tsa ns 'Ssyss-drnded atcars averaging 400
oLoee Dseyesfino. fat we ioroi ;csr
20 - year old steers. AYerngiug l,.50 to ....
Good ns; io;mci '0'so'o
p',,; stSsrs seysrsslng LEO to loo " s.bo@57s
sEing osp to l,l5o t.7605.4o
and good 70 extra cowa, for city slaughter, ....
o avSfaglnR $50 to 100 ill.,. 3.11doA76
atnck Cattle-Comuon cattle, In decent
acsh, aserag!ng 7oo to loao ila..,....,.. aass46o
ataas bulls. and seaawag STEERS. ...,... 3.0O@300
oatte-leaas, eiihico corll-ted. b.0Degh.6
uJat,e-le1as' WlsIterad NORTH. uf0ah4.a1
caslow!exos. trotuh droyes, s,.,........ 1.60d33.15
0hIlLE-Ony alp cattte llnyp arrived at tp yart!s
sitco Saturday 4s but 10 ltn!tol tho wMlts 1t
tho trade that tho sinall gl,ppy caused no nconyn,,
iriice, at, i1Atead of gai,ng any adYauco. sbiors
i0ind 1t dttcu task t0 as,slAin former rrces
Ihu Aslvacp ~ froights tho extrslua lieut., a liz
poor Aailty ot tile stuck Halo al operated untayoru.
NY. and saGe all in n 1t was shout ~ unBatsf4etory
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