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MOTTO lS HEREBY GIVEN, That. pur-
snint 90 hnal decree OF the supreme Court u
Nisi Prius, Tor the kastern plstrict NJ Pennsyl~
wanna made ths pm gay OF December, 1873 In
Wy, W., -, a, ~ ,irS , w, ueeNP.,se. 70
I Iuniu ", p,J,,a ~ oIv ~ ENuh"nse, in tho
rI,rn ~ " Wa, A. ,sHsi ~ ".'Svh S - u u, on
t,r.,y ~ ., ~ sn, & wy "noio nne y, tna
rhl'."," , ,, v. WV h, hn' nowls.orh hail'
rohu n1npany pss s',nint ~, q, ,ne cnst sue OF 'le
s, :" Sur,,iunli,oe,.anuo oouh,y y,
opp..u,v ~ ths s,.,a oY ~ pannssi,sni, snsuer
INK by way OF solInsgrcvo and Beaver furnace.
In snyder county. 10 LewistoNn, Mlnin county
,r,.ne, ,,s.anse c na a "I hs ia nr Sss' WIN ,ts
estate, railway ties, rails, superstructnres side
trccks, bridges, yiaducts walls cnlyetis. fences,
sn, W an..n ana n,h q, ,,,, "poo. H.oun.s
improyements and structures Of every Kind a nj
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|, DNfINISTRATOR'S NOTICE..

4 lletters Of Administration on the estate oi
William Barge dco'd late, of Perry Township
Nuyder county renut. having been granted u
tho undersigned. NIL persons knowing them.
selves Indebted TO said estate aic requested /,
ma kc immediate payment while those havirg
claims viii present them duly authenticated for
settlement to JOHN B,RClG
BOB D. ~. Adntulstrator.
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Jan. 81. 4 m. Gross, cf shsmohin Dam, and
Miss Amelia Hancock, Of Sudbury, formerly Of
Cromwell. ENGLAND.
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The Comm onweahb of Penn,yl,nnia 10
the Sheriff OF Snyder County,
GpEErIS0;

whereas. Jacob q. Smith
did, on tho Eighih day Of November. A. n ls.a
prefer biz petition to the hon. J. "a L.. shipdei
ON. 1.-THE As'~ ~iaie Judges of our Court of Com.
mon Pleah 60 the county Aforesaid, pr,y,ng C,r
tho causes therein set forth that he might he al.
sulnieiy divorced from the honds OF mairimony
entered into with yon L,zz'o NJ. Smith, Wo
therefore command YOU, as before yon were com
asiie all manner of business and excuses whs;.
.o.ver, y,n he aud APPEAR In yoar proper person
hrtsre our lndgfs,ss Middlehurg, at q Court ~
Cnmnon Pleas. 10 10 held on the .3l day Of u. b.
rnary neNt, 70 answer the petition or iibcl III an.
said iaeeh q. smith. and show uarse, u a..y yea
hases Why ihe said Jacob q. Smith. yaar hus. .
band. should not br divorced from The hands of
nntrimnsy Asrsesey 10 the Act ef the t7sner.
Assembly, ~ suea case made aud pnvids1. aaa
wIlNe.. ssE Ncn. :. {. sl,eher, rre.lc.ps lair.
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DIED,

On the .5,h ul. OF ero yprlas, tu Frroburg
Chcis,inc, dadghtef Of Henry msrtr, deed eyed
about r2 years.
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Don't forget that at this Office is
tho place TO get your attractive Sale
Bills.
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CHARTER OF IgCORngGIIOg.

NOTICE Is hereby given that Petition and
~ Articles VI 81. Panl's Evangelical church. at
C"uircvtlie, for . Charter of Incorporation was
presented Ia the court OF Common Pleas of Sny-
der county. at Dec. T. 1879, and " no sumo tent;
cause be shown 20 tho contrary charter will I've nj
lowed at Feb. Term neat OF said Court r"r curl.
ON. J. GROUSE, prOth'y.
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A Repository Of Fashion, Pleasure, a,
Instruction"
Harper's Bazar-
Notices Of The Press.

A'os"'' " 'f a ft's.
The Batar IL edited with a contribution OF tact
ann taiant that We seldom mud In any Journal ;
and the tournal itself Ia tho organ OF the great
world of fashion --i'oston Traveller.
Tho Bazar comments itself TO evory member
Of the household-to the children by droil and
prctty pictures, TO the young ladies' by Its fash
Ion plates In endless variety. to the psovident
matron by It's patterns for the children's clothes,
to Pster families by its tasteful desines for en-
broiicred slippers and luxurious dressing gowns
sut the reading matter OF the Bazaar Il uniformly
OF great excellence. The paper has acquired u
wide popularity for tho hreside enjoyment II
aiiords.-New York Evening Post.
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TO CONSUMPTIyES.

The advertiser, having teen permanently cur
Cd uf that dread disease, Consumption, by sim
pie remedy, Is chIisns 10 make knowp - hI. fel
low sugerets tee means uf cure. To all who do
sire ~, he will sent copy OF tho prescription
sued, Urcc ~ Charge, with the III cciions for
preparing and uslng the same, which they VIII
Ind suRs cueV for CONSUMPTION. Asthma,
bronchitis, Sb. Parties wishing tho prescrip
tiyn viii please address (Doc 2s IA ON
Rev. r A. WILSON,
i9I Penn ST., wiiiiansburgh, New York.
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Connecting ~ Jevistown Iuneiion with the
lrn'n'on Nain line Fenns " Y. and ~ sun.
lury with trains ot Northern Central phila A
hrie and Danyilc, natlet,n n. Nnkesbarrc
Railroads
tp.Traius win stop at Statlcns marked "F'
only when signal Is given.
p. y SMITH, sup't.
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A ADMINISTRATORS NOTTCE

= TIERS Of ADMINISTRATION on the
estate oiJacOb +. iiumnel deed alte OF Monroe
townsh'r. snyder conu'y, Pennsyly1nil, having
hccn yrdniel t. the undersigned, NIL pcfs Jus
knowinE themselves Indebted 70 said estate arc
requested % tnage iInmodIstc payment, white
those havini claims will present them duly au.
thoDtleatCd Tor settlement 30
JOHN MOVER. or
JACOB kuhM:L JR.
Jan. "a. Adninistrntore
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4 DMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
"a Letters ot Administration on the estate of
Simon Lepley. late uf Beaver township decd
hnv Wing been granted u the undersigned, all
persons kn wing thcmseycs indcbt 4 to said
estate are requested to make immediate pay.
mrnt. while tdose having claims VII present
them duly authenticated Tor settlement to
MICHAEL LEpIEI,
DANIEL W. fISS,
Jan 20 Administrators.
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4 DMINI>TRArOR'S NOTICE.
4 LkIettefs of Administration on tho estate
NJ Jacob iioch late OF Monroe township, decd
ave been gran;ct 10 the unHorsigned, All per-
sons knowing themselves indebted to said estate
are requested to make payment without delay
duly authenticated for settlementtn
Jnnp'l q. W. IOCii, Administrator
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ZEN that |
erscssl pSoI
until ! shAi
SoAlt VIA ~
silsss 3 QowI
'TSsssk 3Svs,
: rssixlssx
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TIHE MAGIC COMB cent bv fo,u 10 any one
4 inr ~. WIZ change Huy oolorci hair 20 -
prttLnnunt DlHUk 0r brown and contains no IL
sOr. raie supplied NJ low rates Address.
MAGIC COnb CO, Springfield Mrss.
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PENNSYLVANIA RAIL ROAD
Philadelphia & Eric L. Il. Division.
WINTER TINE TABLE.

on and After SUNDAY DEC. I'd. 1873
tho trains on the Philadelphia & Erie Rail
Road Division viii run us fellows
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NORTHERN CENTRAL RAILWAY.
I oj"S on Tie ". c. Il. Il. vW ran
as J0LowS on ard after, Woa-
duy, Dcccn,bO let, 1878.


stations rufalo Emira narsrs Tri,
.'sNe Ixp'es Mall Acc'm Nal
ia, trF
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70 FORECLOSURE
o. he
Mortgage Of the sunbury anl Lewistown
Railroad Conipany.

trict Of Pennsylvania,
Sitting in Equity,
Between
James Pollock and Edward
7. Mitchell, Trustee nam
ell in q certain lndenturo January
Of Mortgage. dated the Terra,
first day of April. 1870, 1874.
executed and delivered 10
by the Sunbury & Lewis
town Railroad Company,
complainnnts.
ard The Sunbury & Lew
istown Railroad Company,
4 z L
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CASH FACTORY.
NEW FIRM.

partnership for the psrpose of carrying on more
extensively and To better advantage the busI
ness OF manufacturing general assortment Of
nj Ind II
, 1874-03-28

Withdrawn from etore yesterday for city
consumption: 6.167 bu what; G,0s2 bu corn;
liz bA oats; 243 bu rye; 7G7 bu barley.
Tho following grain has been inspected into
store this morning, up to 10 o'clock: so cara
wheat; 70 cars corn; II cars oata; cara rye;
'ar barley. Total, III cars, or 57, 900 bu.
Tho leading produce markets woro generally
active to-day and nearly all ware strooser-the
'noas noteworthy exception being corn. Tho
TACT appeared to 10 direct consequence Of tho
anticipated intintion Of our ostrsouoy, as accom-
panied by our advance in the gold premium and
waB not therefore, particularly l,oaithy, az tho
rise In exportablo artloios only nominal, and
that in other tllugs only In keeping With them.
Tho shipping moyomentwa not more actiyo than
heretofore, and tho question waH asked by many
whethor tho present iutlation may not net sim
ply like tho whip on tho flank OF iadod horso-
spur him up for littlo whilo only to sink under
greater exhaustion Tho activity In speculative
circles w4s oil tho CREATOR boeaaBo. OF tho fact
TINT tho lst Of April IL near 1t hand, w,en most
Of tue produce now Aern will oilango nwllorH,
noMinally Or actually. lIanoa tloso deliveries
lad to TO provided for.
Hovorai very Indignant expressions woro in-
dulged in BY paE.teas Nho sold out wieu In"
formed that tito gold premium New York was
only 12Noi tl4op afterwards discovering tint
gold MIS- selling In Now York at fully IL above
, 1874-03-28
NJ ONEY AND COW MERCE.
MONETARY,

TnlpAY EVENING, March 27.
Though Congress has not dollntoy logalizod
tho expansion Of tho groenback circulation to
S400,00o by tho aotual passago Of n bill TO that
OBJECT, both Houses lnvo practically sAid thnt
thoy will, nn1 1t may roaBonnbly bo accoptcd: IA
n foregone conclusion. There Ia, Of courso, n
el,anco fora "slip 'twixt cnp and lip" yet but
Tho public hnyo accoptod tho expression OF opft-
ion In Congress- tho sano aB tho guarantee OF
tho act, and 1t is, therefore, to DO presumed tue
effect OIL tho price Of gold has born tho sano as
Il the act had boon passed. This has beon mnoh
.esB than many pooplo expected. md the
troat majority arc puzzled to understand
Ehy tho advance Inns not been creator. 1t mist
bc remembered, however, that tho utmost inia-
lion thnt can result is sl8, 600 o00 all amount 10
small Tint of itself 1t does not make any coli
siderable addition to the amount now ousatand-
Ing. Tho question Of principle, however, Ia an
pthor thing. This deliberate increase Of the de-
prcciated currency will ho Rccopted by tho world
IA an act Of bad taish OH tAe part Of tho Gov
srnnleut. 1t will inoroaao tho existing doubt
lbout tho ultimate redemption Of tho groon.
backs, and aifect tho whole volume Of obliga-
tfons (incIuliug tho bonls) representing tho
Government crolit,-to what oxteut. whether
great or email, Of course no ONO can toll got.
fllcro is, however, one way in which this
affect can bo nou.ralzcl, viz: by tho auslloriza-
lion OF froo banktpg, with tho provision that
greonbacks shall bo retired md destroyed at n
rate equal to- Boy, 60 per cent Of tho increase Of
pank notes. The domand for tho banking facili-
would causo q gradual change Of the proper
lions Of bnnk-notos aud groonbacls until tho do
mand for tho latter for reserves shonld appreci.
Ato thoir value. Tor the prcsort. there is, how
Byor, ono favorable result to be expected from
tho Initiation, viz: tat 1t will help to revivo con-
adonce au1 stimulate busnoaB =
The local money mnrket remainR In tho Same
plethorio condition ns for tho last woo11.
Now York exchange il scaico ut 50o por 81, 900
, 1874-03-28
CHICAGO DAILY MARKET.

TntnAr EVENING. March Al.
ACCOMPLISHMENTS firm ut s.: :Ba@i.ol.
ifs ss! "'s sS saa 9sssi
navios and mediums met with gGt local Inquiry
''iIISr nUrr@So v furter daclo vas auorea to-day.
The fact that shtrpura ovncod moro inclination to M
s Ss sssna
thoir downward eoHrso Is goaeraly consoled. g The
" Tic murket opens aufct without general change to
note although prices sro somewhat irregular. ewing
Of % ciosinH oIt oven II aro and
once saea made At lower prices while o.lora
conAdcnt sh"t sho wole stock wil be watlted r.
current rates mud arc not forcing their s(otk." Wo
quote: ohotce to fancy yellow, aG@ 39e; medium 10
good grades. a2@Ns nfsrior to common, 2a9uoo;
nAaGINa-.-This nlarke! alows slightly increased
activity, and for cotton, aDan1ssa gools there ss not
lkely ID ns any farther s0fening Of rriSes stoeka
annexed quotations: STARK, a4c; Ludlow 4, $50;
Inwtston s2o American 4. 29c; Amostcng aoo: ot-
&c., 1's; s5ss IT, as aoss sss @se
''ins noo% GoN-A fow small orors were received
but to general market is aa Tho quotation 81 iof
extra hurl II regarded by aono dealers as M c1tromu
one, though sales have been mado ut this nguro
recently. They may DO exceptional, many dcalcrH
Icro is SO lltta doing thatit u ncut 10 pria.
CO.. S' viii Ss 's @ ns hui eIta Sroe
'' 1s;Sss sSs s good demand
and steady. Common brick aro very hrn,, aud
further nlvanco is rrobab!c. Wc quote: Stuc~
Utica. Louisville and Akron cement s2 bri Port.
land celnet $1,000 7.ou liner buIl., 8ocsl oJ lo
2:0o rlanortng Gair Il hi, 400; fire brick, q 1.090,
sMoo59o 100; building brick {eommoal, .so(as 50
Mllwaukco aud laolns prcsaed, s27.oo9a2.60. DEL
tiro-cay, U brt, $3.D0a4 4.c0.
CANNED GOOps-Tlo narlet Ia ruling. rather
lnte, with an easier fcc!lua iii raEpbcrries, corn,
oysscrs, mi, sono other Hines. Tomatoes nrs In good
request at firm prices. Wo ql1oto:
, 1874-03-28

LATEST.
NEW York, March 27.-The Treasury disbursed
e32, ,100.
Custom receipts, &4I4, 900.
Dry-goods imports. 81, ,587 ,4S7.
Money easy ut 4GD5 per cont.
storliug duh and STEADY at 4l.85 for Bxty dnys.
e4.B8 for sight.
Gold ranged at 119@118>5 closed at 1131z.
Carrying ratos. 3@D5 per cont.
ClearingB, $G000U,100.
: State bonds quiet aud nominal
Governments firm.
Iallioad bonds active aud strong.
Lie stock marlfot opened ncLlye at 1(671N
higher than tho closing quotations of yestnrtny
The action Of tho Senate on tho 2i00, 900, ,U00
amendment to Sherman's bill Ind already in
duced qnito MI active speculation at
tho Fifth Avenue Hotel last oyot,-
ing. Later thoro was d falling OF
In the principal stocKs Of 7S@}f per cent on
realization, which was followed by recovery.
During tho afternoon the whole market WAS
woak, on Washington dispatches reporting tito
debate on Sherman 8 bill, showing considerable
opposition by Senator Morrill,, Of Vermont, mud
othera. Vhelecline ranged from 150D15k pcr cent
with Pacific Mail, Western Union, Lake Shore,
Now York Central aud Union Pacific as tue fea-
ior he day leg aout oS sbares 'i .sf. Il wIe sa
$4,000 wcgo Western Union, 81, ,000 Pacifo AEni!,
$1,000 Now York Central, 5000 Wabash, $4,000
Eric, 81. .000 Lako Shore. $4,000 Northwestern
common, a. 900 Union pacihc 5000 Nocls IT,
lind, II, 900 st. paul common, 6,0o0 Ohios, G,0O0
Columbus, Chicago Il Indiana Central, mud 1000
Delaware g. Lackawanu.
EterJinr nxchnr4n 6i 9El<
, 1874-03-28

which charge follows INC shingies. ,,
MEr4Is AND TiHsERs srocK-rar activity
I'M % rl4TEIio ios4 slsoo d. issia sissto: isi
60 20. $oo do, 'oons l412o TO- sla5o; do, ao12s,
plo T1N-Large. 33c small. 84o; bur, Bic.
soLnEn-No. ], 22c; No. 2, 2oc.
d. i0So. ~ o. DAA' ''''' p''' '"D '''' -'' cut
.lsns, % sxo. S'N ' '"'A'' '''' '''' 4'"D''''' 4i'
siiGEr = 1Rox-No. a.. 6Hs rates; Ru.sis Iron. 9. ..
rate. fae II an @ x IT, T. E 'A'' z'0
do s io isoaNH NO. y ne III ds No. as:da
Of ID Per cont Is mals from thls list.
CorrEn-Copper hosoms, $50; brazters, over u itst
to sizes. t3o. ''~ '~1''s' '~' ~ .,''
W1nE-Nos. to 0, DC; to 0. 1oc; 10 To H. 11c 1o,
3aMo y 'oa an l. Il +, a:Ys Il sd d l4s; =
fence wire, oAc.
~ NAlLs-"sfs steady At the rates annexed: 2oa
aud ID DO, 5000: 81 do, 1915 I'd do, dnc, s7.23;
elincl,, fos7#s, 1;#!;,,,E a2Eo ot for lou.keg lots;
loY@l7Ne; pisal ropo, q ID, l5T@1oNc;, Ecmp
aah cNrt b. 1H@22o; usnrline, y, la@2Oo; tarred
y hr!. $3.50 <9d.o0; tar, Y brl, s4.7o@5.00.
o1Ls-prices Of lart oil wore senahly, armnr, the
say asnsy Ssss N 5 sao 4ns ae as tho e
lnseed and .nrpontino maikots.. Carbon was quoted
done Mt the annexed quotations: caran, 14h@
7oS5ae: nnseoa, raw. = oa d. hoiletl, slo3 whale
.ss i m m @ L. ss'1oqt M hsns ~ H. srisy se
atraiss, G3o; elephant OIL o5c; tuspelltino, e9c !;
n%aph1hn: % 63 gravity: 17c; naphtha common. l4c
poTAToEs-ohoce varieties nre searce and flrn,
selling rcadlIy on arrival. Mxcd aul common rota-
toes wera plenty as compared to closo lots. and
rather slow. Haea Of cia were mAuo ffol Rtore At
SLID We quote: Erly roae, from store, si.2 40;
peachh!oSs, do. $l.a5@140 per bu; r'fxea loss,
81 .l0Rl.1b pcachbowa III carots 81. 3o dcly-
cred; early rose, $l25; mixed und inferior, $l.12
@l.15 delivered.
poULTRY-The market wns fairly supplied. tape-
chilly with ne Chickens However, The dennnd from 10
cal doalors was fair mud Bnes generally effected
at tho old prices. Choice dressed turkeys an chickens
broughtthe outa!ls prices. Wild ducks wero abun-
slant. We quote: Turkeys, CHOICE dressed, 12@l9c;
do, fair to good, 1h911e; do, live, 10@lie: chick
ous, dlossod, $3.0QG 400; do, "a coopB, S3o0a375;
ducks $300G375; geeEe, live, $70Q@so0; wild ducks.
fl,35@3,00 por dozen.
6EEDs-rimotlly WIS dull mud wcak for the lower
gfales while choice samples were held steadily Few
ortors were on tho market and tlo local trato was
light, tho Dealers az general thing being abundanty
sGpplled Prices rams from cholcs sam.
1iss auotable Ut s2sSa3,0o, Glover was in request,
and firm. undor umiteI offerings: medium ao]d at
6.o5a5 81: mammoth Mt s9.9oa6.y}. Uunaarnn and
nillSt vern In iimjtod lcn,an common met broualt
6Do ana choice Uinusrjnn 70o Fax was dull al q 10
n2O: far seed soi nj 81 16 Wo note sales ofB0 buus
, 1874-03-28
02ltc, closing At o2e9o aelior May at 85@o6}1o,
closing at g511{ {@0516c.

closing at gb11 90b96c.
GALL DoAnD.
Provisions woro fairly active, and mora pork
and lard wore stronger. Noss port. casl,
OF. Bollor tho month"; otoaod at S14.05@l5:0o
nollor April, 914:95@lt05: seller May, $16.2713
@16.30, noler juno, el5,50@1b.55; aol1er Sep
tembori no bids, no Offers. Lard, caat, Of ee!lor
tho month, 0.10 bid soE1or April, $D.20@0.2214
sollor May, eg.86@D:3711, sol1er juno, no biti,s,
no offers. Short ribs, cash or soller tho month,
May, eB.40@8.45. Shoulders, oash Or aellor
the month, 51o bid, seller Anril, 639@
5Nc; seller May, 56.l6@o.25. Short oloar. cash
Or seller tho month, $3.50 bid sellor April,
se.50@e.521, solicr May, e24o bid. salea we5o 5o
brls do at s15.2714; 5Oo brlH do. Hol1or Juno, at
e,15.50, 250 brla do at 915.6211, 500 htlg seller
septomber, at sl6.5o; 750 ton lard, aollor April,
At s.2o 100 900 Ills short olear, sollor April at
BIC.
, 1874-03-28
COMMERCIAL,

Fn1pAG EVENING, March 27.
The following we're the receipts aud shipmauts
of the leading articles OF produce in Chicago
turing the past twenty-four hours, and for the
corresponding date ono year ago.
, 1874-03-28

uOGS--wero in active demand, and commanded
quito US good prices obntned yesterday sacs
making at 10 for good 10 extra. Very little
stock sold under y 90 and only fow lots were taken
percepihy hetter than those seen In the yards earlier
In the wee tho supply consisting principally Of COM
mon fair lots Of from 170 to 2?3 lha, for which tie
ruling rates s5.a0@540. With two exceptions no
saics were reported at over $57o Gregory, 8irnlor
Go. obtained 50 10 tor two bnchcs averaging a71 anil
Ut ba. Tho market coael steady aud firm with about
.L11o
, 1874-03-28

;oI = , l0.Na 3.sn 4,da7
gent than during tho precedtng days q Tic week.
number Of Eastorn Operators hayng ftled tMeir or-
dcrs and witndrawn but II was acttvo market-day
all really desirable lots mot with prompt saio 1t aoner
ally reuncrattvs prices Tho tone Of disrntches from
hono Of tho Eaatern narketa scarcely az buoyant
coupled With tho continued liberal arrivals, teu,lcd 10
MI easier feeling. but thera was no 1aaernI DECLINE in
any cass Of STOCK wlai!s. II oxcopt medium rough
!a lots thorG was no ,nprarens eaksnlne Sons A.
svs5sss PTissa ox r. aS!ssts tso
fow wcro taken ut S510@e25, aud In two or thsoo in
woro s;oo@6aS Tor eon!,uon to good grades a7erag.
ing f5om oeo to 1a9o aud *s5Goo fcs cS!so
amount Of stocl taken by tho local trada small
wuro ths puseaRota of fcedora worry considerable
Tho fornce rad 90 TOR poor to good lots and
Texan cattle wsrc reported at $4.59@b.l16 4. stra-
horn h Co. obtained tho latter figure for 48 hcad av-
orasng 1,1so tbs. TAo mnrket elosod quiet and easy.
Extra Deevea-Gradcd steors, averaging 1,4oo
ohoicc psevus-inc, fat Toil formoi syear
to year old stoers, averaging 1900 to
oood nteevs:.weiatocd, nciy formed ''''e'0''
stoers averaging 1.9OO % iaa0 ta ...... so,a5.7o
Medium araaca-stee.s In fair assl,, aver
pashsra aSpS sS to isr stoss.
averaging $50 70 100 lis. 4oo@s.oo
iloah. averaging 100 10 1850 ssos4.76
stags. bulls, and scaiawag ateers o.to@oao
oattle-Toxaa, cosn-fed. d.................. 4.6o1.3
Oattle-Tcxas, wintored North. ..m...".. 3.50s4..5
Cattle-Texas. through drovea.. 26oQl3.25
CATTLE BALES.
, 1874-03-28

au improved demand for woudenwars u. tho cur
rent prices. Drooma are dull, aud hruorn-lpn.lles
aro exceedingly SCARCE. Quotations are: Two.hoop
pals, $32o par dozen trss-huop do, 52.l3 t,ree-
t9bs, $la,6d Ne. l tubs, s57s; No. 10, sa.6o;
kralors. i've II lest, Sits; h4t.buahei measures
plain, <91b por doa do, iron hound, $3.7o; chsnr,
Mo-. ], S1l.0d: do No. y, $1,000 per dnx: headed
dog, basrsi oovors, Si0Ul32,b0 kan,,ahils t300tS
$50 por rac; butei.ubs aak, thrcu In Meat, sl.bj
do, sh three In lpstt $l.1o; hson-hAtllns, $aD0GA
1900 por ~: No. hroous $500: NJ. Do $275 DO
common, $223G@9.GQ
wooI-was quiet aud unchanged.
Tub w4sncl, primo. .6o@51o
Tub WISHED, common to good.,..,......... .4El4 50o
Common tlinBy y........... ...,..,...,... .JMba0a
Eleeca washed, aud Xxx, light .i6s 10
Flicco washed, aun Xx. lingy, 3dta ijn
tieere, wRBhed medium lgat 4Rn
Go rBv Was: ,ai|t tao
Eleece unWaAled, coaras to medium .9Q1v2o
, 1874-03-28
UOa 8ALEy.

" .,1,,,ps Nv va v's. =" 11o .'''' ,-..
S1lEEP-Were n briak demand on EAstarn account,
aud the few on aAe were picked u early IN tle ay ut
MI ndVance ot 23c Per l0V ts. Local butchers took
only few, prices being cut q their roach. Ws now
1noto roor q 70 C. common 9t 3sooea0oo medium to
good at 58231oo, and choice to extra at 90.
Among tho sales were tho following:
=, sHEEF sALEs
No. Ar. Pricf. lao. At. lhflcs. fS0, AU. frics.
15o a $z.eo 70 e8 s7.6a61os 1o2 $500
II t0l T15 l09 Cd SIS 80 IS 600
70 lot 7.75 !
NEW Y0Rk. :
r.,vvo,,r nf,rc,, 81 -rrcvr. r-,.,, ,o,,,,>.u c.n
narimo ai1 far fn,1r anva a".in,t Hn tor ti
tina iast wcelr Thn market yna aeaiv. ma Hr,n
full prices, ranging at loo to 13o, with few bost
stecra ut l3Ac.
sMExr-necoipts, $780, making u, 900 for four days,
against TAO for tho ssme time last week. Demand
light aud market dull aud weak The haf-dozcn cur
loads sold ranged " y ao1lc.
4wINE-Arryal8, 980, making II, 900 for four daya,
against II 2so fr the na,ne time last week. Nothing
was done u hya hogs city-dresseA firm at 7ao for
weghts offered.
EAST LIBERTY. PA.
c...., n:....., :. M. oi,.." "' o,,,,
1,s, epse'ns % ut'p1so" ~ - ane en.e"aa iTioN"S,
o. East LIphhfx, III. ~, Maren a|oArTtEine "a 70.
, 1874-03-28

deaoon aAlns e0@5aa, gruhbv, saorod gut. or other.
on: 5heep pelts, wool estilatcd aswhshcd por Ii,
:I0rs-:wers dull and easy. Common to choico
WcAorn, 20ta36o; Now York. loo,
lNQN AND HTEEL-UrletH ara coming forward
, 1874-03-28

Eioecos unwaslod, coarse aud dingy. .20190o
Flctco, unwu1hoi, flllo ,2s631o
6upcr snd extra pultod o5S4oo
, 1874-03-28
THE LIVESTOCK MARKETS.

CHICAGO.
,, FRIDAY EvrH1Nn, Nnrch ~.
inc reoGanfs OF Live stock during tno last woek havo