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REPUBLICAN CNNyENrION

MONTGOMERY, Aug. 22.-Fhe Republican Con
vention renonlinated White and shelts for Con-
gressmen a. large. No platf rm yet. The com
mittee on credentials took a day aud night t., re-
port.
There arc 80 proxies cat OF about zoo votes
Eight counties are entirely reported that way
Ohe-third Of the convention is made np Of the
Mobile Custom House and postsnasters, and as
many more, have bought up proxes
Spencer, Hays and White run the Convention
entirely. The fund appropriated by Congress for
the relief Of the overlooked destitute en- the Ala
bama and Black Warrior rivers, is to be
used as the campaign fund, and the
faithful base great expectations on it;
big crops are made and no restitution in Alabama
and no need for Federal bacon and greeubacks
1t will only be used to corra9t voters
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TIE Police AND THE PARISHES. --There is
something mysterious going on in police cir
cles. Lately there has been a large addition
to their armament, and they have received
more supplies OF ammunition. AT their head
quarters there are signs of what looks very
much like an expedition. Rumors We're eur
large body had left on !, boat bound up the
river late Friday night: but after inquiry they
were fund to be premature. Kellogg has
been urged by several prominent Radicals to
send out his inetropol,tans, and if is not i'm
probable they may move any moment hel-
!ogg denies that he has any intention of send
ing out force but how much this is worth
the public can Judge
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FROM MEXICO.

CITY OF MEXICO, Aug. The erstoms off
GERS on the northern frontier haze captured a
large lot Of merchandise after struggle with tho
smug sers, in which two Of the latter were killed
and one of the officers was severely wounded.
The Priest Rmaso, accused OF melting the re-
iSiouS disorder which eliminated in the assa..-
sinaton of Stevens, a Protestant, has been tried
and acquitted.
The trouble between Mexico and 6.ntema'a is
to be anicaby arranged. It 10 rumored that a
revolutionary pronouncement has been issued in
the State Of Chiapas, and the authority of the
Governor is not recognized at Tuxtla. Senior
Gutierrez Administrator of Customs at Jonila,
has sent to Tehurtesec for federal forces but they
have not yet started to hjs relief, Int ere awaiting
orders from the capital.
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DOMESTtC NAnKKFS,

Nxy YoeK, Aug. S2-GStscn closed .n,st AK:
nominal Sales today AO2 bales; MkkiiiH "
.ands le{9saHs Net feo"ipts 80 hales, s.es..'
Futures closed easy, saks 10000 Bales: ~
l5s; October ibsdDl5 1922; Novemtas E4
December Is 8 SAC - 9 lG, January Is Is 32t4i35S
February 10 9-l6; March Is l3- s6dalo 27a2; Apf !
! 3l-3209l6.
Flour dull, Zoe lower, nominal Is tOsSG "a
common to fair extra A,utheYn, So 20NA9 Is, good
to choice 40. Wheat dull, I692C loyGs, closing
heavy, 81 1891 - Old winter rel Wesksn, ~ "a
81 26001 So white Western. Corn, ce0s bessN
| closed dull and heavy 8li@82a Western mixed,
s2Aag83 light mixed yellow western. Pork s*u!
S22 750G22 S73 new mess Lard 6rtasS, ~ -.
Molasses Jll Tupentine and Rosin shseatly
cd6i. ~
CHICAGO, Aug. 22-Floul duh arb aom.anal.
Chicago 99o; NJ: spring Chicago %. 'Uo.s
steady, No 3 mixed ti5sc til Oalsnetiye, wa-
settled and higher, No. 49,. Porn slNnand
fair and market firm, $40 J1Q943. lard stossiy,
demand moderate, l44@l5c. Bulk 'ccase. ~
mand fair, aud prices ati7ass.l Shoulders a@v9
Ssc. Short rib mid.lloa l2tS0t %pst slesu
,niddles l3@Ii4. Whisky 81.
GrNolNNArI, Ang. 2l-OotIon d,.lt Mkiali.ns
iGs. Flour duh and unchanged. Wtsas d.,s,
and dropping; sla1l Oh for red 81 Hst9i IS 10,
white. Coru steady, delna"i moderate, nbQu9.
Oats steady, demand moderate, K34l4 fosa
steady, demand moderate; sases at xZ3 hAra
easier summer 1i0l4j. Bulk meato stssdy ;
shoulders saD82, CLOSING outside; ekSs RI
scarce 12s@l2a, clear nominally t2!5 Ola Bacon
demand fair and market firm ahouktnfl oaGD0s
clear rib 1904 clear l3aa. Whisky siea.iy, %.
ST.. LoUls, Aug. 22.--t otton and tEus gsiet
and unchanged Wheat er demand at yestes
days decline; No. red 81 e6ae0l " NO. seia
winter 81 To- Corn, bnyers and seller, arasA,
No. mixed 69G170 asked 66e06S bid CatB hsss
fraction higher, No. 3 4A9DA6. Whisky steady o.
Pork iirmcr, s24 Dry salt meats higher, shout
deIs 9. Bacon strong and advancing; sheside'n
$50 10, clear rib Ea@l&, sl'ar t34eA Lard
firm and unchanged.
LoU1syIrt.K Aug. "a, -Oolsc" qli.k lGkkiix
16 Flour, wheat, corn, CATS and pers quiet aaI
unchanged Bacon firm, shoulders - stes.
rib 13s, clear 49,. Sn;ar-eTod Aasev 1860
clear H P P;e ~ T. clear no f ff 1 as u'S wsH
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Total bonded debt to be acted on by the
Funding Board northumberland 81, 49,, 500
In the private list OF the Funding Board
which we had a glimpse Of, items II, II, II i,
Is, IL. IL, il, II. 90 Il and Y had placed
i'll the margin opposite, and the note at the
foot read contracted before and after the
Constitutional limitation of same. These Sc
crrities to be funded, except such as are
marked ', the validity Of which will be de-
cided by the Funding Board" The was
placed opposite items IA, Is, II, Is, 90, %,
and the note in the margin read. 60 to be nego-
tated" Those ara the private III arks of the
Funding Board, and we leave our readers to
imagine what Ito be negotiated means, and
why the item 10, bonds for levee purposes,
1866 Sl.000,0GO, We're not questioned at all,
or why item Is, bonds for the Mississippi and
Mexican Cult Ship Canal Co., s4S0,GOO or
item Il, bonds for n. O., NJ. and Texas r. Il.
Co, 1871, 81. 100000 for the Shreveport
branch swindle. were not marked with STAR
ito be negotiated" but were among those
"to be funded" uness the negotiation had
already taken place. We warn the commu-
nifty Of the tricks OF the Board and the mem
bers Of the Board itself that their tricks are
known, and that there is ga chiel amang them
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GREAT OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES LrNCHED AT
BROOKHAVEN.

BRooKHAvEN, Miss, Aug. 22.-The three ne
groes, Dick Cooper, Anthony Grant and Silas
Johnson, who entered the residence OF Mrs.
Burnley at O'Clock on Sunday morning. last and
outraged her person, were hung here this eve
ming by the citizens.
hnson was arrested on the 10Th and the
other two were captured at Canton, brought here
this morning and lodged in jail. About O'Clock
this evening large number of citizens went to
the jail, overpoweled the guard, took out the
prisoners and hung them.
There We're about one thousand persons pre-
sent. The prisoners all confessed their guilt on
the scatfoid. Many Of their own color took an
active part II the hanging.
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ESCAPE OE A CRIMINAL.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 22-James Freeman was
this morning brought into Court of Quarter SEES
sious, for sentence for robbery ofdamonds from
the stor" OF Clark, Robbins Il Biddle. made sue
cessful attempt at escape. He suddenly leaped
story window into Independence Square, running
across Chestnut street 10 the American Hote :,
through that building into Minor street disap-
pearng before the officers could get on his track
The fugitive took exactly the same course pur-
sued by Jimmy HasSerty when escaping from
the courthouse. while in custody in connection
with the attempted murder OF Revenue Detective
Brooks The affair caused quite sensation this
morning.
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THE PARSONS CASE.

WASHINGTON, D. c., Aug. 22.-Onc of tie mos,
shamefully shameless letters of Moulton's con-
tribntion to the scandal concludes: ''Bs e-bye
~ for signature. 1t is addressed to
Elizabeth, and alludes to Theolores car, sses,
which the writer, in their preliminary stages, did
not understand. The star captions two broad
pages thus: 9 Pad tor Beecher,' 6 Moulton's
statement "The Pastor of Plymouth Church
charged with being coward, liar and adulterer.'
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MISCELLANEOUS.

NEW YORK, Aug. 22.-It was motoned in Ply
mouth Church that only members be admitted
when the Committee reports. Tabled.
The Prayer Meeting was packed.
The Galveston and the Missouri. Kansas and
Texas Railroad Companies case will probably be
carried to the Supreme Court.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 22.-R. NJ. Reynolds of
Alabama, the newly appointed Minister to Bolivia,
is here, en- route for his post.
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RIVER AND STEAMBOATS,.

PIrssURa, Aug. ~ River skationasy; \ fsss-
h1a.a Avg 2% wssa .,.n va. o"a =,
rain. The river has fallen inciiey
CisclNNArI, Aug q. River 2 4 et aSd asatio"
ary. Weather cictnly and warm
CAIRO, Aug. ~ Arrived City VI nelenas
rom VicksbuIe, A. NJ, City OF Ymksbuns from
IT, Louis, A. NJ. Departed: Yaeger L1 Sew
Orleans, II +. H., Beias. Tor 81. Louis On. NJ,
yieksbura for yicksburg, 9 A. N. River S foet "
mehos aa3 falling. Cloudy AMI war,a weaahss
IT. LOUIS, Aug. "a. Arrived: Helena, irote
vichsburg. Departed Futnrs City, sps Ychs
burg. River taittng slowly. Two heavy rain
rain storns Today, very Yarn.
MEMPHIS, Aug. 25.TiG river ~ ststion afy;
6 feet inches 10 Cairo. Weathor cloudy and
sultry. Departed Colorado tyr n. fo,ng, ~.
Genevieyo for yicksburg, S,u5ic Hisyer Tor Nov
Orleans, Ella for White River, Greytspssl and
John A. Wood for Cincinnati.
VioHaeUHG, Aug 1-Passed up NatiO al
II A. NJ. Down Carrie T. Kountz ~ 3 P. n.
Gather arm and cloudy RIVER ys.l2 iNches
III the last "a hours.
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A DRY GOODS CLERK.
HI Defaults at Home and Plays the Con.
fidence Game Abroad.

Some two months ago New Orleans boosted
well dressed young gentleman Of about twen-
ty-hve sommers. pleasing manner and good
education. He visited we'll and was favorite
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A day or two since negro man came to Able
vile, Ala, bringing note from some party sent
10 The jsilor stating that the bearer Of the note
had stolen some watermelons, ard must be jailed
until tried for the otiense. Rather novel way,
this, OF conveying prisoners to jail with com.
pany but a note.
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The State Debt as Being Manipulated by
the Fund ng Board.

That the community may be fully posted as
brought before the Funding Board, we give
below list as found in the 'sReport of the
Comm tee Of Expenses" Of which Moses
Greenwood was chairman, remarking that
items from ] to comprise the ante bell'un
funded debt, and amount, according to that
report to So SIC, 900, and that items 8 and 8
are the bank stock mortgages, amounting to
81, S2S, 80 80, also an ante beUum debt, and
now only partially secured by the bank stock
mortgages
We have seen a list, copied from the Com
mittee of Examiners report, and in use by the
Funding Board. Oh which items 8 and 9 and
"a to IS nclusively were placed together and
headed, 1.-The following to be declared null
and void" The Sc items, besides the bank
stock mortgage bonds, were not Of the bonded
debt and are Us follows
"a Due the Free School Fund -....... SlGl1 5OG 90
- United States deposit :rcount .... 1894 IA
81 Miscellaneous debts. Observation-Disclosures 3.2s3 $50 20
q Prior limitation contingent liabilities 10 O03O 90
% Past limitation contingent liabilities s.0S7.50O 90
and Bank stock, morig gage bonds. i,-.5i- -
Total to be- declared null and void s3l 293 7i5 81
And now for the debt contracted since the
war and which the Funding Board has under
consideration:
10 Bonds ioi Ieye, purposes, 1866. 81 900 900
II ieyce Bonds in Observation-Disclosures. 40O0M0
IL Bonds for redemption Of certificates Of
indebtedness Observation-Disclosures $50 900
~ Bo DIS to pay certain debts Irt6. .--.. 9c3 500
IA Bond, for n. La and Texas Railroad WI 1la20 900
l. Bonds for n o., NJ. and G. K. X. 1869
state guarantee ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. 80 900
16 Bond, FOL Miss. and Mexican Gulf Ship
Caral Co. 1859 .....-. 4s0 600
1, Bonds for State Penitcntiary 1869. 500 900
Is Bonds for Itui and CT Nav Co., 1859. 90 900
10 Bonds 81, Work on the Lovces. -.--.. 1850 600
~ Bonds for y. q. NJ and Tex. 4. r. $50
subsidy Observation-Disclosures. $4,000
q Bonds for \. .. NJ. and Texas X. r.
ISL. shreveport branch 49,. -..-.. $500 600
- Bonds for relief OF i. j. Kennedy. l34 900
% Bond, toI funding the floating debit. 1850 900
Bonded frbt since the war before Board. SIS 459s
Add ante-beiltn deht, Ncs. to 7.--.... 3,s7600O
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THE RACES.

SARAroGA Aug. Z2.-hstrs. iay, pubic schools
have the gate III nay. irt.. KNs Purse s5.D
all ages, or ii 'no-oiehsh u,iio three entries
Won b. MAa5e hy tn iens,:Le. Tiine. 49,
Sec0.d K ~ -i'.iing rsIe, p,iisf s610 one AMI
three-quatC.i miles. Wen ~ BOTANY Bay By a
length. Time, 800.
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FOREIGN MARKNCN.

LIyGerooL, Aug. %, 3 P. M.-Cctlen a,al aos.
10000 bales, including 500 Ams rican; !iox
speculation and for export 1000.
August delivery from Savannah q C..ar seston
not below Good Ordinary sd, August 4, isom
New Orleans Sid. September 10 from aasnn-
nah Charleston, not below otlCr.linavy, 81
Shipments OF new crop do 8Jd
LONDON, Aug. 22--Erie, 33t. Tail"w, 4js 9t.
PAHIs, Aug. 22.--Rentes 68f. 50c.
LIVERPOOL, Aug. q. -Prsatistt,ts, .v,sb Gmsas
61s Sd Tnllow, 39s Cd
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CROP eRONPgeW.

CnAKrEsIcs, s g., Aug 2A-ELs es~s.nes
Messenger has reports from ne special sosseit
ponderts in The counties Of Wayne, Green, w.
n.iir Duplin and johnson, THAT tho ss,,t j., dong
alarming damage TO growing cotton, yhisb, 30
than a week ago, was doing we'll and kohess
never moro promising; the sudden change b, The
atmosphere from cold to hOt, and the 1dsemeiy
tanners
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THE OS4GE LAND CASE.

LAWRENCE, Ks, aug. pa letter read here
yesterday from Judge Dillon, announces the de-
cision Of the United States Great Court in the
famous Usage coded lands case in favor OF the
settlers.
This covers the tide to nea1i y one million acres
on which are located the honses Of nearly thirty
thousand people, claimed by Leavenwvrth, Law
renee and Galveston.
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At the organization If the Pickwick Base Bali
Club. Friday, Aug u, the following officers were
elected: Charles Geheol, President; John Boiand,
Vice President: VIM. II. Flynn, Secretary; T..
Geheel, Treasurer: c. 4. Stein, Captain
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FINANCIAL,

Nbw YohK, Aug. 22--MoMy, no b,;."a Cola,
81. Exchange, long, 1874 s,rnt 4ol ttoysYn-
ments steady, little 'Iosng. Bond, pjet ans,
nominal. Stocks duh
New Yoak, Aug. &--Ba"A etateus"s: hoaas
legal lender decrease millions 1oposit decrease
millions, circulation increase tr'I,; sesevvs 10.
crease "a 'plilton.
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MARINE.

NEW YonK, Aug X.-Arriyab, cut: 't.,ssaHassA,
Eomeward and Sariyio.
SOUTHWEST PASS, Aug. 20, ia M.-BMcA0eter
1910. Wind southeast hight. Weather thie's
and rainy.
Arrived: German brig q u. Gina, hHn Mo
dc Janeiro.
Mo departures
PAssA-LOUrRE, Ang "a, n M.-Wisd sowth.
west light. Weather squaly.
No arrivals.
s lied ship Scotia and Schooner Laura fowl,
SourHwRr Pass, Ang a, Up. M. Wind H. j.
w., hight. Weather ahowefy.
Arrived: Barkemine Huntress tst.nB, s0astes,
ifty-two days from Rio dc Jan4iro, with Cargo
Of coffee; bark Osborne, Griffith miatA.f, forty
two days from Rio de JaneirO, with cargo 81 cot
fee to Johnston, G0ruen u 90.
Sailed, SteaInnhp New Orleans.
bOCrHwnsr PASS, Aug "a. & Z. M,-b,k0ntete,
1850. Wind sou invest, fresh.
Arrived: ~ ship Hudson, at 1:fO r. w.,
Gage: master, 'rosa Eeu yosk 70 4. Hs'silnn.
No dsimrtmoh.
AALvEsros, Aug. N. - Arrived: Etenaship
Gussie, II ON New Orleans
Cleared steamship tit,esie, Havana yctlcOe0r
Vernal Pensacola schnones Lotto Mayo, Gal
casicn.
Failed s'eaihship Hutchinson, In.lianoia, b TX
VIM Mason, Pascagonta.
Chaai.ssroH, Ang. "a ttsied: q .iopioa, tor
Virginia; tiollsboso, for Eor'h Ca7olipa
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Best family Hour delivered for 81 80 by Jno. X.
Renaud Il Co.
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MADRID.

MADRID Aug. 2l.-lberia has announced that
serrano has signed full credentials for the repre-
sentatlons OF Spain at the European capitals
It is officially reported that Gen. Motiopes is at
Larega.
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ATTLMPItn ASSASSINATION.

NV YORK, Aug. 4z.-.Jno. T. Trum.Aef, Vi
Little Rock, Ark. whose NE wa attempted on
tine Jersey Ci,y iergyb.as last Wednesday night
accuses United states enator Powell Clayton
Judge Mcclure and Sher5t Oliver, all Of Little
Rock as being par.ies TO HE act
Trumpler is the a2en. u Gov. BAXTER AMI VS.
sent here " pui chase $40 GO worth Cf firearms
At Newcastle, England, milhi,er r.s..Ael
Esther Coulter, hos just recovered d sulages
amounting TO 800 or breaeh q pr mise 81
MARI .ge, the del nd 1t bein9; 81. nn-keener.
The promise was g.se in 1850, twsnty-iouY
years ago. Tue Iady has eert.iety had pa.
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Best fsmily -four delivered Tor 81 90 b. Jno. K
Renaud q CO.
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Poe AGris'EDEri1 or BcHMsgAU -WhMe
representing the WoykI a. Waahi gtotA George
Alfred TCDHeend tthc +.islh" Of tho Chicago
1y.b.n.) twice caught Booth alive, ADD finally
buried him from tho '.ech Of an iron ship, White
he was actually buried beneath cell IN tho reAs-
tertiary. HIS descriptions OF tho TRIAL u Mrs..
Surratt, from then repsat.d naccutac'esl saxc
within very little OF causing hun ssrtor3 trouble
with the suthori'ior and az last, before Tho tnal
ondal, the WogLd was compelled 10 remove hisc
IRON Washington. flo j also sid 70 hayO boon
the author OF o brilliant description 81 Mo
trance Of Victor nInanael INTO Veako, published
in the mi s1yc written 5lcn the correspondent
was actually no nearer Veniee than baltimore.
1!gy 7in"s.
The deepest mine in Cornwall IL Dol. oath,
now about 7A0 yards from the surf..s The
worknen descend and ascend Ny ,ueans OF
mah- eng Iss, and Capt. josiah Tko,oH, the
mana.er, 81 an illustration OF tbs healthy
condition Of the workings, state, that one
man has boen working in the mine iov fosty
years During all that time he bas hyed at
Conner Downs, q distance q five niles fsoM
| the mine, 20 that he nu bsen Walking ten
miles per day in addition 10 his labor, and %
Calculation Which ,ap,. Thomaa tas made
! shows that this nn,n i.:3, during bis forty
yeary work, walked l.0GN ,n,.ess which ~
equal 10 Journey i've times roult.j the earth.
or halt the distance ~ he moon
| death loves o shins,e mark 4ertAsmcp
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Death loves shinisg mark" HeRtAemeD
with branded nOses ta~e wATni.lg
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EiYONNE,

BAyoSNE, Aug. 2l.-Gen. Thistany has sun
moned Puycerde to sur, ender and begun to bon
bard the city. The Carlists report that attack
are in progress on the frontier towns Of Irun an
EOutarabia
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PARIS, Aug. 22.-Presi.ient Mac Mahon hal a
grand reception at Brest TO-DAY, and reviewed
the troops. A display Of works tonight. The
city is Illuminated.
Paris, Aug. 22.-Legal proceedings have been
instituted against L. 1fosps, LGrioa Rationale
and lie Bien Petite, because OF the publication
Of BaZalne's letter about his es ape. Proceed
ings are based upon law prohibiting She print
ing OF articles signed by persons deprived Of
civil or pOlitical riohts
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FOREIGN NEWS.
LONDON.

LONDON, Aug. 22.-A severe typhoon occurred
at gayasaki, China, yesterday. Great damage
was done to property on the shore AMI shipping
A numb of natives lost their lives
The shore end OF the United States district
cable was laid at Cahrven, near Valencia, to-day.
The steamer Faraday, which NJ to lay the deep
sea sections, will proceed to CahiIyen to-day.
LONDON, Ang. o. Russia refuses TO recognize
the Spanish Republic.
, 1874-02-16
ALBANY LIVESTOCK MARKET.

SrerfaF Dfspneh to Tha Chitnpo 7rfhsns,
ALBANY, N. Y, Fgb. 1H.-BgKyER-Ths fnnrltt THU
attendance Of local and Eastern country dealers was
moderate, and, their wants being limited, Tiny took
BparngIy Of tho offerings al prices from LGSHo pcr
u higher than lust wceh. On tc following day tl1urs
war 1args attendance comprising number Of llcnvy
brighton doalars and tho ,ltua local huyers. Tl,erd
was no change in tho tone Of n,arkct nnnIfcstot
Dealcark were ctorsnncd. although, for tln mos park
thoy had experienced 1myng marietta at home, not TO
nay tho advanced prices 9hkc md M Inactive EasrAet
cessions wero mado OIL tho part Of holders, which
caused littfe moro activity 10 t,e Infused Into thd
tratte although remarkable degrcn Of actiyy waa
shown. Tho yards wcre steadily lcplotcl and tho az.
greEAta aacs aunln.o1 up a considerable number.
large number Of receipts went through In rAt hnndA.
Friday, st for On tho -, following dsy prices
lny Of ths week previous. Tho receipts for tho weak
number {, Ago head against Gool hel week. ngo Tho
average qualify superior to 1aHt week, embracing
mora medium, and heavy weights, md 1caB number 0f
common and infor1or. The highest price obtained
was 74o per h, which paid for herd OF 41 Mis-
nori Cattle, averaging 1G7a lbs. Prices this week wera
~ follows
EAlEu... u.Iitshfs
rlrat Qualify. hbU@H115
acGuHu D.CuG9Hhu
l%l1 % a.hoGsne0
sn9Er AND LAMpsrhs recsipts f'r tiic week atm. it
fet opened at 10 per on, but OH Friday ruled steady
at Inst weeks cfoanR prices Tho market closed ycH-
terday at 10 per ID of from last week. Tho ..ten1-
Of Eaatorn dealers. who avo taken most Of tosc
dsrofed Of hnyn been largo. Wo quoto sheep ut TO
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