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COURT OF COMMON PLsAs-TRIAL rEam-pARr 2.

Newspaper Man Holding . City Omoe.
Before Judge q. P. DAILY.
In 1869 VIM. A. Hastings was appointed Clerk
in the Tax Commissioners ONCE. lie got his pay
regularly, but ar length the Comptroller refused
to give him his usual monthly warrant on the
city exchequer. He accordingly brought
suit for his salary for October, 1873 The
defence was That he was employed on
the commercial Advertiser, and had not performed
the alleged services. they produced q witness
who said that ne was twenty times during the
month OF october at the office OF the Commercial
Advertiser and always found the plaintiff behind
the counter there, dong apparently work as clerk,
and this always between eleven A. n. ana three
p. NJ. The plaintiff claimed that he W IS always
attending to his city work, except when his su.
perlors told him his attendance would not be
needed further during the day.
The jury could not agree, but the cause or the
disagreement OF course was not made known.
A Travelling Clock that Would Not Go.
In 1870 Mr.. William R. Martin bought "travel-
ling clock" at Tiffany b Co.'s, and was to pay $50
for 1t; or, in other words, got 1t ION tick" The
clock, he alleges, would not fulfil the first requsl-
tt0ns or travelling clock; or, as he paradoxlcally
put 1t, although IL went with him it would not 90.
Suit was brought to compel payment Tor 1t, Mr..
Martin having refused to pay lor the same, and
Tiffany q Co. having refused to take 1t back The
case was tried yesterday and ended In verdict
Tor the defendant.
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BUSINESS IN THE OTHER COURTS,
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT.
Notice to the Bar.

The equity calendar will be held by Judge Batch
ford in the District Court room, on Monday, April
20, at eleven O'Clock A. NJ.
The jury calendar will be adjourned nom Friday,
April II, until Monday, May II, and the Court for
Jury trials will then be held by Judge Snipman.
The calendar OF reviews in bankruptcy and an.
peas In equity cases Will be heard by Mr.. Justice
Hunt at No. 81 Chambers street, on Tuesday, May
after that Is disposed OF, he will hear the calendar
OF appeals In admiralty. He will PROBABLY sit only
one week.
BY order OF the Court.
X. G. WHITE, Clerk.
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physician. The defence put on the stand the ply
scian. who attended Mr.. Dilleber, and attempted
to prove that he was I'll at the time OF taking
out the policy and the nature OF his Illness To this
Mr.. Deveiin objected. on the ground that the Re-
vised Statues by special provision, forbid physi-
cian disclosing any information he may have OBJ
tanned IN attendance upon patient. This took
the opposing counsel by surprise. The Court took
TIL this morning To decide the nnint
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SUPERIOR; OunT-speclAL TERM.
The Case OF the Painting sGrant md
His Generals.o

The Case OF tho Painting "Grant and
His Generals"
Before Judge Curtis
How the painting doubly designated "Grant and
His Generals" and the "Heroes OF the Republicn
came into possession OF John Townsend and how
there being two claimants-Peter v. Hustled and
Thorwaid keymert-for it, Mr.. Townsend brought
what Is known In legal pariance as q friendly suit
to determine the question OF ownership. so as to
be able to give to its rightiul owner has already
been stated in rhe HERALD. A decision has been
given IN the case by Judge Gurus. The follow.
ing Is the decision -
In this action tried before the Court without jury
plant this acuca called Grant and Ills Generals Or
Bang or Benona Toward aarns y the en Years &
and 1902 tina, said Howard bought and paid tor the
Mas painted and also PAID he rent o. the studio
Vas painting the same was in the employ OF said Benon
as aa sa so sS
N the to be received from the sale exhibition
lures provided such proceeds exceeded the outlay
said hsward With interest ba not otherwise
Hansen Bany executed bill OF sale Of said picture
Third-l find said Howard was at the time of the
Of s M BY u sns 70
ne was such owner and IN legal possession thereof he
sosl5 50 upon said picture as security Tor the same That
lure ~ s sy sy Sa was y ade Jwne ~ y d PIC
anu that said Austed lhereupon obtained lawful posses
fsn,I lind that the said picture was thereafter but
py an dated back " June Is 1862 sold to SAID
pressed Of $685. ~
tVI find that thereafter the said picture was per-
mited TO renain IN the buildings OF the Agricultural De-
Rarea at Washington D. G. by said bt ssd and that
Reymcrt or his agents on or about the 9th of Novem-
ber M without the knowledge or consent OF said Peter
slMMI And that at the time Of the Of
q said picture and lawfully entitled to the
sese.a-I find that the frame Of said picture was
s sd 70 ana pd H ~ saa sS
none Of the parties hereto except defendant husted.
.F0st-rhe plaintiff herein should have his costs and
the defendants Thorwaid Keymari and Peter asted,
Be erea in Iii hefa SAID
n or epe9 the % ad ad costs by a defend
said and Its es sd be delivered BY him to
frame tHs properly the dsissdsat Peter Hustled
titrs costs and disbursements.
for paint With COSTS against the dendanss TSorWad
Keymart and Peter v busted and also that said picture
said SAID o. u
them, OF his costs and disbursements.
Decisions.
BY Judge Freedman.
hageman VS.. Eybel; Hess va. Hess.-References
SammOn VS. me new IOrk ana Harlem Ra1lrOQu
Company; Stilwen vs. Kelly.-Morlons denied,
with $40 costs.
Cohen ys. snaster.-Motion denied, with $40
costs TO abide the event.
Pierce ct al. vs.. Brown ct al.-Motion granted,
without costs.
Merritt vs.. Merritt.-See memorandum.
BY Judge Van Worst.
Van Buren, vs.. Coil.-Findin1s OF fact ana con.
illusions OF law settled and fled.
BY Judge Sedgwick.
Fitzgerald vs. O'Grady ct al.-Judgment for Dc.
PENDANT. (See memOrandum.)
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SUPREME CoyaT-CRAMBeRs.


BY Judge Lawrence
woods vs. WhUmore, Getty VS.. Devlin, Mechanics
and Traders Savings Bank VS.. Lynch.-Memoran-
dums.
Langley vs. Davis.-Motion granted.
Langley VS.. Davis.-Denled. with $40 costs.
Friedman VS.. Coburn, Stanley vs.. Nelson
Granted.
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That veteran democratic authority the Boston
Post thinks that "t.e democratic sentiment u
springing up fresh y, IKE grass IRON the ground
ali the way across the Comment OF States ant
demonstrating Us living presence wnerever there
are rgnta AND IiDertcs ior citizens to malntaia.A
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COURT Of APPEALS CALENDAR.

ALBANY, April Is, 1874.
The following il the Court OF Appeals day calen.
OAR for April le:Nos. lsl, 1913, 1888, 174, 176, l49
| 1a6.
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Dectaion

BY Judge Larremore.
The Andes Insurance Company VI. Loeber.-
Case settled.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-11-24
TAX NOTICE.

NOTICE IL HEREBY GIVEN, That tho
IN State and County Taxes for the fiscal
year iS74-75, of Los Angeles County, State of
California, are now due and payable in u. =.
Gold Coin, that said taxes will become dclin-
qient on the FIRST MONDAY OF January, A..
-. 1873, and that unless paid prior thereto,
FIVE PER CEsr. Will be added to the amount
thereof. Iwill he in my office in the City OF
Los Angeles, every day except sundays and
holidays, between the hours Of9 a. Nj, and 5
+. NJ. for the purpose eli receiving tho same.
Ana Will be in the several Townships in
raid County for the purpose OF receiving said
ttAe. at the time and place as follows, to-wit:
San Juan, at ii. Charles', "Wednesday.
Nov. 25.h 1874. -s-
SAN JOAQUIN, at w. III. Surgeons, store,
Thursday, Nov. 26th 1874.
ANAHEIM. at Heman & Georges store,
Friday and saturday, Nov. 9th and 2Sth,
1874.
'i OLD MISSION, at tho store OF Rafael Baxye,
Monday, Nov 20th, 1874, at 8 A. NJ.
OLD LOS NIETOs5, at =. Guirado's store,
Monday, Nov. 30th 1874, at 2 z. NJ.
Tuesday and Wednesday, Dec LIST and 2,l, "a
SPADRA, at KubottOm's, Friday, Dec. 4th,
1874.
AZUSA, at Goldsmith's store, Saturday,
Ell MONTE, AT Jones' Hotel Monday, Dec.
18th, 1874.
SAN GABRIEL, at Tenchs store, Tuesday,
Dec. 9Th, 1874.
wn-MIMNGToN, at Jaeoby's store, wsdnes-
3 COMPTON, al Grand & Co.'S Store, Thurs
day Drc. 10th; 1874.
La BALE.ONA, at Laventhal's store. FRI
SAN FERNANDO, at G. II. Rinaldi's, Mon
day Dec. lIth, 1874.
HOlIDAD, at John Lang,s, Saturday, Dec.
18th, 1874 '.t.
Dated, Nov. 10th, 1874.
''.- WM. r. ROWLAND,
uoylI-ow Tax Collector.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-11-24
DR.. M. 6. JONES,

<,xs.. INORMERLI OF ST. LOUIS, MO,
E5NEA Il has located in Los Angeles, where
gNSsSs, he Will give his special attention to
49, diseases of the Eye, Ear, Nose and
Throat.
OFFICE: Spring ST., opposite Temple Block.
feh25tf--o
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-11-24
De-, L. Dexter Lyford,

pHYSICfAN AND SURGEON - OFFICE,
L No. IL, Downey Block, Los Angeles,
California. Office l.,urs-a 10 II \, NJ; to3
and to l.. NJ ap23-tf2
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-11-24
j. n. MCKEE, nj, D,

DHYSiCLAN & SU RECON - OFFICE,
l. MOL Spring street, Opposite Temples
Bank. g RESIDENCE - First street, between
Fort and Hill, Los Angeles, CAL mrlS-tf-2
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-11-24
GOODALL, NELSON & PERKI Ms
STEAMSHIP LINES.

IsEfS, The ELEGANT and FAST SAIL
.ssiatkxxasAxING STEAMSHIPS of this Line
Will sail regularly, as follows:
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-11-24
SOCIETY NOTICES.
4. o. o. =.

Auxeiita Lodge No. i95, I. %. %. r.
Regp lar meetings of this Lodge are held every
Monday evening at O'Clock, at Odd Fellows
Hall, Downey Block. Visiting and sojourn-
attend. III. SMITH, N. G..
l.. a. PRKUSs, Jr. r. :. aug
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-11-24

Everybody il wondering why the BAZAAR
IL selling their goods 81 cheap. The reason is
they must clear out their Spring and Sum
mer goods 10 make room for the immense
stock OF Fall aud Wintor goods which thoy
will soon reorive. 4
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-11-24

The BAZAAR is now giving II yards Best
American Prints for 81. Also, six yards A
French aud American prints for 81. At the
'urner or Main ana Reuuena streets, oppO-
,tc the u. y. Hotel. :"
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-11-24
Orange Grove Eucampment, No. 81, /. o. o. r.

OCULAR MEETINGS held on the Sec
IL, ond and Fourth TUESDAYS Of each
month at ~ p. NJ. Sojournng PatIiarchs in
good standing are corlinlly Invited 10 attend.
g. il. MATFIElD, G. l..
\. w. HUTTON, Scribe.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-11-24
THE WEEKLY HERALD
Is published every Saturday morning

Go to X. Sl.NEEY, corner OF Com pfercial
and L"s Angeles streets, for your boots and
AhNGn.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-11-24
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
r. RI. CHASE, NJ. D.

StURiEoN AND PRACTITIONER OF no
- meopathy. Office, rooms 1, = and 3 in Per
ry " Riley's new building. Office hours, from
8 To ii A. NJ, 10 3 and z to 0P. VI.
po- Special attention given to diseases oil
women aud children. aa. octgtf
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-11-24
x. q. WISE. M. D.,

GRADUATE OF JEFFERSON
\I Medical College, Philadelphia. Oflice
In Ian Franco Buiiding, Main street. Office
hours, from TO l0Ia A. NJ, and from 4. TO 3
=. II.
Obstetrics & Diseases of Women Specially.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-11-24

t. SLANEI, corner of Commercial and Los
Angeles streets, has The largest ana bost assort-
mcnt or boots and shoes in the city
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-11-24

''ON STEAMER DAYS."
Time OF trains between Los Angeles and Will
Lnington VIII be varied so as to connect With
steamer. Hn9, sgI sa.le ..
Train leaving Nietos for Los Angeles at 9:I5
A. NJ, and train leaving Los Angeles at 4-l5 p.
NJ, VIII stop at Aohler street, Washington
street and Rubio's, for passengers only.
The time of G. Ducommun, corner Com
mercial and Main streets, has been adopted
by this company.
ap23-tf-10 +. f.. HEWITT. Supt.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-11-24

Il. SLANEY can Ill your foot with anything
which your taste may require in the way of n
boot or shoe.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-11-24
Masonic Notice.

Los Angeles lodge No. f2. Il. AZ n. NJ
The stated meetings OF this Lodge are held on
The hrst Monday of each month at 7:3p n. NJ.
Members OF Pentalpha, No. 2U2, and itll Mas
ter MasOns in good standing are cordially in
yited =. G. FOI. W. NJ.
CHAS. SMITH, Secretary. ap2S-y--6
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-11-24
CLARENDON BAR.

I have lust leased the popular Clarendon
Bnr. and have refitted it throughout with bill
lard table, etc. and shall keep constantly on
Cigars in the market. All of my old friends
are invited To call. ,,,oeoN,
noVSti FRANK SA SANbhlVooN'
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-11-24
Los Angeles Chapter No. 80, n: A.. NJ.

Stated convocatons on 2d Monday OF each
month at III L. NJ. ut Masonic Hall. Soiourn-
ing companions i'm good standing cordially
Invited. by order oI the H. r.
w. n. \. KIDD, Secretary.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-11-24
DIR. j. w. OLIVER,

UMCEOPATHIST. Office and residence
IL brick bulding, east side of Spring St.,
between Court and First streets, Los Angeles.
ie lS-ly--A
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-11-24
LINES OF TRAVEL.
Ananelm brdnCns
LOS ANGELES & SAN PEDRO
Railroad and Steamers.
IMPORTANT CHANCES.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
LEAVES LOS ANGELES:

on and after MONDAY, November I'd, 1874,
and until further notice, trains will run every
div J. lUllnws.
, 1874-03-24
REAL ESTATE.
Tho following Instruments wero filed for rec.
ord on Monday, March %:

Tho following fnstrumonta woro filed for rec-
ord on Monday, March 90:
CITY rnorEnTr.
Fullerton Nv, u It Of Hugh st f. 2ax120 it, datcl
Feb. II; consideration, $3.50.
Plum at, 83d # Of Loomls st. I. 24x111A It, with
bnlllinga, dated March 20; consideration, 500.
A1chor nv. 100 IT Of Thrty.tlir,l 1t. " f. 25x125
#, dated Feb. %: consideration, 5000
South Dearborn st. 1913 It Of Thrty.Hccond et, " +,
231ll0 It, dated Nov. 10, 1878; consideration 22O9
Undivided 25 Of Lola to II and 10 10 in Block 80,
aud Of Lots to 70 tn Block a. SEQ 10 ao II, dated
March 2; consideration, $4,000.
Dluo 1Hland NJ, cor Of Dobyns st. " +, Triangle
OF o 41ox53a4x53 It, dated March Il consideration,
$1,000.
Coolidge at, a8a II " OF wallor st, f. triangle Of
xcs Clio #, dated March FL consideration,
$1,000.
The promises No IT South May st, sated Murch O.;
Tlo premises No s7ox Park av, dated jan H.; con-
ssssiss Tss i o aon Park av Ao Jan 10
oai9 ed State St. 4ox7o IT, dated 5an
EmsraV st. III ii'a Il of Thrty-arth at. W. as,
1asM r. dated ~ March 70; consideration 5l.s2d.
M1!iard ~, 350 IT, Of Twenty-fftn st Q I, 6oxl24
IN; 80 S ssnas ssS3s'' It, assa aG %are
constellation, 1000.
Peoria st 100 4 Of Jackson st so.1a5 #. dated
Elk Grove It, l92 IT Of North nv, +, 4sx121 IT,
dated aarch 70 consideration, $Bss,
Kcenon st. 25s IT Of geville road, +, a4r10o It,
dato1 Fob. 29; consideration, S715.
Auburn ct, 1e7E It II Of Clyuga st, " f. o5xl30 II,
dated March 90 consideration $500.
shnper st, b7l y Of North nv, Of 23x1241 IT, dated
March - consideration, s715.
coolidgo at. 1o2 It " Of Wood e I, 4Bx125 #, dated
March II confederation, 1,gGo.
llastea 81, 73N II Of Twenty st, 1, 24Nx10o
#. dated Fob. 10 consideration, $4.10D.
NORTH OF CITY LIMITS
Lots and II, IN Block II, Of LII ct al Blocks II
and ~ n see. 20, 49, II, dated Nov !, 1873 conaid-
Grafton, Sl,60o.
SOUTH OF CITY LIMITS.
Lots 20 and a. in Book ], Of Il H NV ifawA II &c.,
Q, 39, II, dated Feb. 81: consideration, s8dD. -
lat T. IN Block Q, Town OF Hyde Park, dated March
10: consideration, ,oOp.
Lot O. in soneaeha]ies part of Il Sec. 4, ~, IA,
dated March 23; consideration, $3.50.
, 1874-03-24
CHICAGO DAILY MAlEET.
,-.. MONDAY EVENING, March g,
AILGQUQIt--Maa ate6tY nj 81 .HtGa1 81 -,


AIG0H0L-Waa stendy At Sl.B4Gs1 80.
bEASa-uAolco were eA1able III sn,al lots. Com
% 1sans sFs rioaty y sn5 ow Of aas Nayea s2
BUTTER s-The butter trntc was d,ll Il weak and
irregular prices. Shippers aro gradu lily withdrawing
IN e1eess Of local reauronans tho feeling aol.g hoi
sEs sr, sriealy wSsk: THO Nov YORK Es'a q
with Increasing disposition to rcalze tho ,narka ia
lower, although tho majority Of deaers inyo NOT by
my means loss theirtata ~ tho ultimate courao Of the
otheSs to Do in orier hell tcir tradc wich Il
fancy yellow, 97GeAo,; medium to good grades 3a@
3oo inferior to common, 2a9aoc; comn0n to choice
DA9GINd--1n tho baggng market thcro was an ob
aenee of activity but Mt tho rccoly reduced quota-
toas tho to feeling is firm. Stocks mo ampo. 10 ro-
Lewison 4. So; American 4, 29e AmosIeag, % T. So: &C.
Otter urcDk, 3ac h!rup bags, md br, lsSsssoc
gunncs I'M slamge' 17@so; do double, 2793ao; wool
.HRooM oonN-oontlnuo4 In ligh. request at TN.
ss S eeas' eos a M Mqos weh ss 9aaS s5s
iii fsSs ;sSss s;sae; bss :" sae's'
York stucoo, ca4snH, saa5@95oi .Utca, Loulsyilo,
a sa AsESs sS;n S s sS u { Bus ss' Sefsna ,s g.
a9g oads nssssFlnE fa,E. III loe; iso 6ricI io
pressed lriek. tl4oos i5oo SiiwaukaS' nd Racno
prcssed sa3 O9esoo9. dol. 10 common, $l0
1lre-cAy, U brl, $l.uU34,CU. !: 80
0usEsE-TraAo wua quiet and prices rcmain steady
and am Tor merehantallo gootla. Low grales ars
sclling trrogulariy. Quotations aro aa fol1owH New
York factoFyt mild, 17@l8, Ohio nnd Westcrn factory,
do, lf6al7d; 1ower gr:.lcs, 1.&a16..
coA1-Deaors report no Improvement in the de-
mal, aud tho market IA woak aud unsettled Follow
Jug aro tho noIn,lal ratea: Lehig nremrel, sll09;
LarkawanAa, so III; Caunul. 6ab0G1DO0; Esie and
Wanus lla'i 1000; nroalu, eao0; HasshurI, $3.50
@aoo: Kirt!sna Ef.te, $7co Hoskiny Valley, $3.50
aL,dway, $G.6I; Inli!Nn block 1850; Miuouk S56J:
Wilmington, $500: Barclay, s600.
COOtEAAGE-TherDiB ID Atlip duMaud for tarrets or
1cTcest au prices arO little butter tha,l NOMINAL u. fol.
lows: Fork haareu SlUs31ls whiaty basss!a, $l9ua
, 1874-03-24

Withdrawn from atore nm Entnrflnr fnr ,;t :,
cons,,,,,t;o,,. + oa7 H., ~ wy
ape.u.' os' e,zpa ,oo w "no"t t4'4!@ pa corn
o'oo4 oa oa1h z'1oo pn fyo; 4lo bu barley.
Ihe following grain has been inspected into
storo this morning, IN to 10 o'clock: II cars
wheat; rs cars corn + cnra onta. car rro :.
,r,'s,a ,'S o".o,' 1o'a', ~ cais' Ut o''ooo ou'
IAeFo signs oil Apreaauro 6ong brought
to benr on tho Board Of Railroad and va rehouso
Commissioners to change tho rules for tho grad
ino or corn an no n mos oroat,r
.a w. 81 10 W. W pasn ssca1sr proportion OF
~" ~ Us A'o .nAn "oaiu o'hofwso oo
inspected into TINT grade. Such chaugo would
be made entirely In tho interest Of the specula-
tive class who arc on tho short side. and would
bora uA,us' ~ 10 sne no'aera o1 al .he oa corn
it's selling value to tho now level. Beyond that
it " onld be Of no bonoft to any one. The more
calling Of lot of corn No. 2,when it ia no better
,yonId not m,1,o = pIts sa ~. ;ne ;at pn''
~ eo ~ oe .o' hote lof con.
sunlptlSe purposes; besides Which 'thoro would
bo moro danger of hoatirg IN store, because 1t
would bo kept here all tho longer to spoculute
on. Tho rules for tic inspection Of coru t Should
moi be tampored With tlls ye,,r at ionst when ] the
Indications aro that much larger PROPORTION Of
our receipts viii grow hot thau is usual. ina m
trado certalnly dues not want repetition Of tbs m
hot corn experiences Of last summer: and the
sureht way OF EiiliaY tho trade iH to crado down
81 that part!es 10 tic East who Want to Inv
snund corn cannot dcpend mon bctur nbls tn d.
10 unohs thoy purcnso by eamDle. ~
THE MARKETS.
Tho leading produce marlseta wero cennra1,v
aaiot to-day. with few important cirnt,5,es from
tlo prlco list Of Saturday. The ruceints wora
ma n1 waa sna o exsons9 4o OF Is shipping
Mornings bulletin, though but iitlo rro,,'1co u
seems now to be- bought for tic nurnose of
moving it forward, f'' -
TLoro was u molcrato demand for domeeio
and foreign dry goods at oonunrntiye.v ateoGv
prlcos. Groceries mot with GOOD iuauirv ND vAu NJ
, 1874-03-24

sHEEp-1seceived, 1,ooo head. The demand for
shipment East well thai from tho city trodo was
easily dtsroae.l Of ut $5.C0@6.75 for common to
medium. aud at 81 o0ot97.oo for good to choice.
NEW YORK,
New YoRE, March 23.-BEEyRs-1ece}rtg 100
making 1870 for the week. agaat $3.50 tor last week
The quality Ia fair demand fully sustained nrlces
1o313o for common to extra. with sons Of tic poor
est ut o@9Hc. Among the salaa were Is oara Iiuois
steers Y sw ct II N2l3o - cara Do, N ewt 1t
Do. 7A owt, at l1'4c y ears d. ea@7al cwt, at ll
@12Ho; u cara 10, bA91A cwt. Ut i0s(9l1Ho;'1
onrB do, 0A cw, ut lo f9l1o; cnrs Texans, 4E Cwt
ct oMe9lo0 cara ohios, ewt, at II H@l3Ac.
against y $40 for lust wcah oAcengs fair to extra
and readily sold In an active market at 7@8c will
son.o Of the beat at 0J6E0Hc.
SwlNE-leceirta yesterday and to-day, a. 780, max
ing 25 o0 for the woe agatnst Gao for lass weok.
None oilcred alive;, city draased steady at 79s@7E.
No Western dressed Offered.
EAST LIBERTY,
EAsT L1nEnTY, pa., March 23.-CArTLE-Arriva1s
Including Saturday and Sunday ea4 cars best *u. .05
medium, $5b1&6.00; common. S.. .0e9560 6tockess,
$4.5Ute5.0D.
H0Gs-Arriyals. including Saturday aud Sunday,
T. cara; bcs 5o30aa ": good Philadelphia, $o.40@
6.10: Workers, $5.6Uea5.T6.
s,sEEr-Arrsyals, Including Saturday and Sunday.
100 cars; best. 7So; good o94es7o; common, G96Xo.
, 1874-03-24

reachboWs and choioo curly rose brought full former
pacsa. We quote: Early rosc, from sosc, q
n sf g. fs les asyors ls
sau NTH evs,rsS e1se, sS25l2'; mixed AMI Inferior, t12@
pouLTAY-was rathor quiet, bur SHADY, and aomo
ampetaof atouk sold 1t hight advance. Tho cool
weather Permitted dca!ora 10 hoid their stock viii.
r,Reya Rnsk' cn.o Sn aso yors nemns "
;s s56 sss 16Sis: II: If; ss 81 I'd.
$s $375,sv ahs i1,f e 9 ~ Sso @ e r. se9r' "
WIFI sieAa, lnoso,oo ror lozon.
orm 1l,er md sever less ae!vo
s2ouS9s3 and evar Al s;ste o. and aHiSt o9 s
na[aa's for atnm2th %h Hung aod It 57o mSt at
q baga choice Timothy st ss; ito bnU" 1p10 o io'et et
1880; as baas primo 1t Stu II bsgs do at S27Sx =
ta oas' W Dc q s21o % baas GOOD do sai 90
@ rs 8 ss s u Il aa II 4 SSss Ssss Il Il
sss Ill.," aS gsn gosse hsEa intror s2
Bugs good At sDass cofco atot prS IN n. II
1 bags fae II Do # ese p1o milo. 4" il
ssaay rf1e aa = NJ 3ononaaga and sasnsw ne seo
so.r sio aI th IT, s,fSont fSers baa. a7,
saH4iry with bags, sJoo uo; Ashton dairy, per ssek
1'EAs-we 1noto tho 1narlet modr,ate,, settvo Il,
s5s so h,ee Hsaea u ostta 70 na lnr, sas
pssiat t29jo: goud to choice DO 3o:Rsl id fljr n
gcoa ann1owler, 72@noo; cholce 14ng' nsy si.io@ "a
1.2o: oxtra Moyune, sl35S.Ao chut,o 10 exra new
5sPsa m snaa 'S :" 9soS to e9ed o. isi
natura!-!oaf Japan 65a7 O; common 10 line ooIony
32Sa5o go2d, 65@c5o; choice to cxtrI, s5:9l 90,
quotations: '"' Ao''"''S
.,s g1ss ogr-E.tr. 7o9sos; oao'cs, ooaesc ;mealum
6o955o: ro3r tn commont 35S94ic.
black. 6onntl, 45@55c. e"' ~Ns''Se'
asns' sMokMo-aooa to choice. as@o5o; medium, "a
w, WooD-Wo a'o!s tic morketaul and woak as fol-
1Ts s1s'a u <see Ga1s y SsSo maple $3.50; cory so0o
"ool.--westorn - manufacturers arc buying now
hnH then, as necessity requires. Tim Quantities
called e for ars usually slna hut tho ltoo to soiect
from Is also light and not moro than autcian IL con-
prlcos " ~ o''
Tub, w:aaed, prime .,b2a53o
1ue !" Hhgd, common to good. .4B{aboo
Elseco waHhed. and XX igbt ID ise
Fleece wnahod, md Xxx. aingy 3Ga i5u
Elcece wnahel, MEDIUM 1gut..,... a4ao
Fleece. nnwuauel. co1rse to mcd,n. .Sff3ao
Tteecot unNasnet' Gnarse aud dlngy.. :2G@31e
rassce, un"asAeu, me "......,....... .2'4s31o
S"pef snu e1tss pal!ed' .3j49A0o