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The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1875-03-05
Baltimore Cattle Markets.
[ By Telegraph for Tile dzgis. ]

CATTLE SCALES, March 4, 1875,
BEEF CATTLE-956 Head.-Very best, S. 25
20 81. 10. Medium to first quality, $500 "a So 25
Ordinary thin Steers, SO rs 60 $3.50. Sheep fair
to good sheared, $3.50 90 $3.50. Good to extra,
S7."5 q 7.25. Hogs, corn fed, $3.50 "a $1,000
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1875-03-05
Removed to Media.

swithin G. shortdge Boarding School for young men
Philadelphia, is Of the finest school buildings in
the State heated in all stories, and lighted with gas,
building 100 by 80 feet, porch all around, So lodging
rooms large school with five class rooms ample
bath and water closet accommodations 10 trains daily
from Philadelphia. Thorough instruction, home care,
good table guaranteed Special attention to backward
Media, Penna. fol 5-iy
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1875-03-05

EXECUTORS NOTICE.
THIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE, That the
l. subscriber has obtained from the Regis
ter of Wills ofHarford county, Md, Letters
Tcstamentary on the personal estate of
SUSANNA p. KEECH,
late of Hartford county, decd. All persons
having claims against said deceased are here
by notified to exhibit the same, with the lc.
gal vouchers thereof, on or before the
1871 day of February, 1876,
or they may otherwise by law he excluded
from all benefit of said estate.
All persons indebted to said estate are re-
quested to make immediate payment.
Given under my hand and seal this 18th
day of February, 1875.
JAMES X. KEECH,
VIM. s. KEECH,
feb10 Executors.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1875-03-05
Ayers
Cherry PICTORIAL,
For Diseases of the Throat and Lungs,
such as Coughs, Colds, Whooping.
Cough, Bronchitis, Asthma,
and Consumption.

Among the great
discoveries of modern
} science, few are of
I more real value to
! mankind than this eff
I fectual remedy for all
4 diseases of the Throat
and Lungs. A vast
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The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1875-03-05
Notice to Teachers.

TINHE Public Schools will he closed FEB
4 RUAR1 9th, and rc.opencd on the Is,
day of APRIL, and then close on MAY 18th
Should the trustees and patrons of any
school district prefer, they may continue the
Schools during the month Of MARCH, and
close APRIL 18th.
Teachers are requested TO send in their re-
ports for the Term ending FEBRUARY
2Sth, to Commissioner, or the Secretary
on or before MARCH 9 h, 1870
Incdentals must have proper vouchers
Permits for free scholars are required. Re
ports must be approved before n School Com
missioner or a Justice Of the Peace
By order, ROBERT HENRY,
1ebl2 Secretary
, 1875-01-25
0ermltl0teS

9as 5olbaterpnien NJ
baus in Illinois. als benz
8eri9te oes superintendent Der Sol=
Observation-Disclosures bes Staates Sli=
nois lit erfidtli9, bab Die Mnltalt ioweit
cine Iesensrei6e Sbdtisteit entfaltet bat.
215 Soloatenwaiien finb in Der Mnitalt
untersebra6t fir OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
anseitelt linb. Ser Yerwaltunssrot6
perlanst fir Die nd6iten s,pei Sabre
1920 Dollars beburs 8e5ablnng Der
iaufeaoen Iusga6en Der Nnltalt.
80, Oetne Maie 1T faIt
10 | e Star slaubte elm WIttper in
Bottom feline So@ter int parlor alsru=
ten gu b0reu, dig er eiues Nbenbs- in ei=
r1ean NebenSimmer iab uno las. ST.
sing in Den 8arlor, nm bic ur1a6e bes
aasrufs gu frasen, oa er aber ieineSo6=
ter in Der einen Gfe bes Spphas uno
ben iie beiudenoen iunsen Wtann in Der
anbsren Gde fano uno beioe Die unI6ul=
bisIten @eF6ter bon Der @eit batten,
0 febrte er 5urid, inoem er slaubte, er
babe lid seidu16t.
9 + a m . Dung 1T pie6er
10 tpobl, bab Ell aufre9t im 8ette liBen
unb gelesentli6 su elmer ,1euen Sei=
roth Ibreiten fam.
, 1875-01-25
Meenten %Der1anet.
DR.. e. B. FOOTE,
Box 1855, New Xerk,

DR.. FoorE IL Der gsrfaHr n,sbrerer suettentf&es
1Derie, pom benen ems absr 100000 GreuYlare 2bfas
~sefunben'b bat. Gin spettes ,Das Msnfaenfsfem" pber
,Sfeae gpllsfpra&e unb %seiunber Mssni&euserRaub,"
bat einen Gbias BON aber 10000 erei&t. 9tti.s lestsre
Ebert erf9etnt isst .nslild unb seatfd. Gin nsusrts
wert ,DiFenfdaft unb Dt&tuns" sbn SAMMY TUBES,
Der iusenslide Mrst, unp sPoNslE, her ldftse affe, e.
f&siat s~urIdnEs muir ensii1. @esen SnbaItsSsrssi&.
niTe biefer gDerte tppae man f& sntpsssr an DR. FooTx
renbeu uper an bic Murray Hill Verlagsbuohhandlung,
1923 East 2Sth Street, New York.
Asenten wersen fir ben @ertrieb bieier gDerfe S~erlanst
unb erbaltsn febr sdnaiee Ssttasunsen. 60 tnan&er
Msent bat fapn burd ben gerfauf biefer Dtrte F& ben
@runtfetn sa einem fleinsn @ermbsen seIest. .Das
Weni&safsasm" To fir grwa&fsne unb pgDi6enf&aftun
Dtdtuns" fir bic Sueeab elm pSrsaalides, lshrrei&es unb
tntereTantcs Werf. Gin SnbattsStSeidnis Der aDtrfe
mel&es franco per Ypf an ists Nsrsfe serianbt wirb,
etebt cine ppatdnbise gei&rstbans ~brilben. NS&
einmal:
Mgemten uoer Golporteure %berlangt.
Mbreiiire pie obeu.
, 1875-01-25
Geuefe tslfar. DE eIhfn.

WkutlAs skhAHs~ e. %,~S"
MoutreL gan., %. Sun. Sif
sirma Gboyman & 60, epssereiioaa=
r~enbanoluua, bat nit $4,000 nno oit
vBen Manufacturing Co." md 100000
9aiiipa f%aflirt.
8oth Mev %. San. Sie Mtetbo'
oiitenpreoiser oes &odlano=9 iltriftes
hielten cine gonpention in 9amariscot-
ia, in iuel6er iie einitimmis bel6lo1en
bas gerfabren bes Yrdlioenten in 2pui=
~lianna 5u bi1isen.
MIbamp, %. SanEar. Sbomas
Ballard, Elm berii6tister Santnoten=
sdllder, murbe seitern i'm 8unoes=
@eri6t au 80 5abrsn @efdnsnib oerur-
tbeilt.
Msp gort, %. San. @siterr
1puroe in Der @taats= @aAebsebuns cine
gia einsebna6t uno senebmist, mel6e
oas 8rootlpner 9tabtseri6t ermd6ti9t'
ieinen Sermin a%usSuoebnen. IS III
hies nit &idli6t auf Die 8ee6er=sil=
ton=afairs sel6sbeu, melde inner9alb
bes sepDbuli6en Sermias ni@t beenoet
aperoen fann-
Sie nYoit" iast, baB bos Soitoner
GnsrpB @eiddft in Sbnittmaaren BON
.Seotb 9noerlon feline 3oblnnsen einse=
Itelt bat.
Seatb Mnberlon perlan9te eincn Nus
5tanb. Mm @onnobeno ipirO einc Ser
iammluns Der @ldubiser ltattfinoen,
,pelder cine Muflteluns Der @ei9dfts=
lase porsslest merben wire.
@eltern wurben 100000 mad GU
ropa psridift barlnter 100000
in seprastsm @o1oe nno Der &elt in
Silber.
Ser l1nterI@obmsiiter sabats 9e1tsrn
ols3inien 100000 nnb fir einsesossne
O%bligationen $4,000 aug.
Ser 9ampfer vOreanic" tit BON Si=
'nerpool angefommer.
Sobn Gloob, mel9er neuli6 bel Dem
;Seuer am 8roaomap pernn9lidte,
itarb seitsrn in Solee Der @erlebunsen.
Sizes lit bas pieme Opfer ienRr &ata=
ftropbe.
M ibbletomn n, q. g., % San.
Gin unbetannter Mann, bem 8ermn=
then nod elm Inseitelter Der erie 81
fsnbabn, 1prans seitern @beno in be-
trunfenem s3uItanoe BON eiler Gar BEG
Cincinnati G~gurebsuses, mdbrsno Der
8abn,us in 8ewesung pam unb uuroe
9etDotet.
Pbilab eIpbia a. %. San. 60
min 90. 2sapis, bsr DIFFERENTIATION Der
Sa0itmaiie bon Sap Goofe & &c., bai
NIT Der Iussabluns BON 5 8rpSent Si=
pibenbe an ~biejenisen @laubi9er beson=
men, beren Soroerunsen bis gum 81
Sesember D. S. seprast uno anselaieu
1porben lino.
Sarrisburs, g. San. @nub.
9%artranft itelte seitern oea Sefebl 5ur
Sinri9tuns beg grnlt Ortwein am %.
Sebruar aus.
Ortpein wnrbe in MlegbrnD County
Der Grmorouns Der Samilie Sammea
i6ulois befunben. Sic ermorOete So
Mile beltano aus Sobn Sammeu, beHen
Srau Nsnes, stpsi &inoern, emma uno
,Soa unb einem 0ermanoten Namens 81.
@mitb. 9ie Seri6tli9e Mfrurtbeiluns
oes MDroers erfolste am g. Suli 1874.
Sie M~ppeaation base9en mar non Der
supreme Court a~bsewieIen unb bas
Sooesurtbeil BON berlelben am 4. b. 30.
beltdti9t tpDrbea.
Baltimore, o. San. Sobn
&elb, elm 9eutI4er, puroe seitern mdb-
fr lid auf benz @eleiie Der Baltimore
aluo Obio Gilenbabn nit benz Muf=
aelen BON &Oblen bel9dftiste bon
elmer Sofomotipe iiberfabreu Rnb setDo-
tet.
Ne w.O rleans 8, %. San. Oie
Se'tu''s Bulletin" iuuroe seltern fir
$4,000 pertautt. MQe bieisen Garne-
, 1875-01-25

polseleal6aften baden bei6lonen, onl
Sienl tase por Dem Saiten hire Masfe=
raoen 81 iuspenbiren, peilG0nig uWobl=
ltano" our 3eit abipeleno lit.
, 1875-01-25

&uSSIUsSr SuipU - @C%
ELLISON & HARVEY,
GnsrOs eiquOr = gambler
@0.1aoe Gary etrabe.
&idmonb, "a.
5aben auf bsm Eager stnsn src6sn gsrratt
ron
@etme n mnb 2iqm6ren,
nslds G& bsloncsrs fir bic getertase eiansn
UNI iporaui He bic Nufmrfiamfeit Der g..
,Iaitsleute tn Der Stabt. Iowie auf BEN Gan.
ee, ienffr. Sbr enasr BON Wbissep belsbt
aus ben folssnSen 9orten:
S(6 Cabinet Gpe,
Slo 8afer 6pe,
&niderboder,
Velh'r Ole Sue,
@o'hen Nectar,
@olben @agle,
rSu1n1 Sputb,"
&entnfb Bourbon.
a9S stns arc6s auswabI BON Ysrfdisseu.r
N~"'s NH" IuvItu WI
5ladbcrrn, @berrD unS @inaer
Srarnnpeire,
Reiner rapple=@iSer= 8ranon," feiner al.
ter Pead-S Brandy, reiner Samaica Stun.
obeilf SeotA Bbisfep. ed5rer boldnoi<
der Din, Stem Gnslano Sum.
yfeinoe UNI elnhein'tihs B%ranrtpeiue.
p"rt, Sberrp II Gatatpba Weiuc.
NIB DirtIi& aats mas man asrStnlid IN Fl.
ZEN 9Bein> unb @st iiuoien.@ ibGf inp,;.
IN orr urbsrauauns. ba6 fe sin 70 aroa,s
wager paben. a!s traenb ttn Saus untsrbalb
Salitinors, bitten fe bic 6srren @efdGftsl.u,,
efaa,alf Sor3uipredsn. @i. aarantrsu. boa
." 9Saaren bas fint, rofiir lie ousata.b,n
ns'esn. Sseer 3dufsr bat sas RsSt. BE
eaarel' be ibn, n'dt esfalsn ,uriif,u a.bsn.
1,sielbsn sanfen fir bte ibuen j,it BEN len
EN- aret Sabren betp'sisne llntufundub uns
p'reen I'D belfrebsn ftrnn has Moblmoaen
bfer 3unbsn Gd ~ srwerbsn.
Gaiion unb Sarbeb,
~ mint
, 1875-01-25
Vanembe 2mbt
wirb um 70 Mt aeb eilt.

TauenDe 2nHt
mirb nm 8 Mt geb ell.
Sste Yeripn, mslde an ptis,r Granfteit
Ieieet, rirp ssbstsn fih an Gr. Brics au psn.
cen, uelfer stne Blalbe Metiein eerlslbsn. aur
grebe. turt tie @rprtB
II M font
fsnt en- miro.
Tie ~sinaiesu Soften lint be gyprsefcfsn
bic TN @srtdItniB gum @sl6Gfte eerines Gnh.
TT. price IN elm iabtrtsr grst unp bat bic
gebanblans Der
fa1lcnben snAt
au ieinem Saaptlubium asmatt unb SsrfGsri
Sfilpna burb @fbrauh ieiuu Rsbiain.
llntsrIaet nitt fir eine probsflalHe III en-.
ben, 80 fONft nitis unb mtrp
Gmh beilen!
So maGt ai6is aus. ME alt bic Gransbti
III une psl&s anpers Wiitel fsblseltlasen b..
BENG
Girfulare uub .3suani1s .psrstn nit Der.
',isbts foienben @roheilaide
ssfansL
@sis scrfdtia Der erprsb bic redts slb'sis
~ gebtn unb fHrstbt an -.
81. Gbas. z. Nrite
Nc. 81 Wintams Ctr Wew y0rtE
96 ii mi
, 1875-01-25
BrieHtbe Gonfu1tattpnen
unentee1b1t@.

gptba 0in.ralten nod f&abti&e pFansen stbtau&t.
Bsinabe 10000 patienteH tvurten BON Tim tn ben l.stea
stpan,ts Sabrsn ~bebaaselt. Ssber Saa wtrb einseln fsrs-
fdltis %resifrirt, Of brieFid pber periSaIt&, pb bon benz
Doctor fslbf sbsr feinen Silfsdraten. 2estere itnb a1e
ptHenfdafdid %setiIbets Mtebteiner.
Gae patienttn, welae ~entfernt pubnen, ertalten cine
ausfIbrtt&e 5rasenIiRe franco per pot rber In. 5aufe.
Gin soufdntises fsfenattfdes Gintrasen In ben Badern,
serbinbert gebter pser Srrtblner. Die Sl&tr perbeu
MIR Ron ben anseaegten Geraten seSfnet.
aDessn 8rasenlife cber anssrweitise GSnfulsatsSuea
abyeifEe man ME fsIst:
DR.. e. B. FoOTE,
Box 7sS, New Xesk
, 1875-01-25
greiie her Mxseisen:

Vrttje ucC W&tttBe"e
In sauare. elm +Mal s939'
in Sauare, swei Wal t5s
Sin Sanere. bret Wal az
Gin Sauare. cine Do4e 20
Gin Ssuare, einen Wtpnat 'So
Gin Sanare. bret Utcnaf "'o
IrSsere antsiesn pfrsen bt0tssr bsre1net
Ndt sber reniser 3eiisn 't!een etnsn Saprre.
4ue Nnseisen fnb i'm Bstaus ~ taRlen.
Die 3e,tuus nib IN Jti9mons sHe UNI
aelenb pon Ben 3rasera Iar IS SentS per
91c6e ausaetraeen.
, 1875-01-25
0bwarb 6. @pDnin,
6auSmafler u. Muftipndr,
No. 1918 Mtain Strase.

Ja Der Office BON q 8. Maury unS
Comp, Bang liers.
gsicrst aae @efdafts. wsl9s ge,ua auf
BEN Vsrfanf BON 8rnnbfadsn. Mietben unb
Vermietbsn. aeQt @eridtss unb Sduiblbsiue
aus aud 'iebt sr 0ori&ug auf Mtetbsn ben
@iesafbimern. welGs ibm tbr@iaentbum auper
trauen. Werfauft auf bHentIi6er Muftion NIB
pripatim. Oa Oerieibe cine ie9siGbrtae gr
tabruns in benz @eiGafte bat, 10 III er i'm
Stanos feline Sunesn sar .3ufrebenbeit au
tebienen. mr. mi mint
, 1875-01-25
0erGbermnas=@ efenf-

0erGbernn9s=@ efenf-
q eeenfettt,
Neielf6af
BON Nirginia.
Gde Der 1Otcn nno gant. StruEe
sc ampnS, 90.
Sncorporirt I'M Sabre 1894.
gerihert Sduicr fir immer ober idbrlid).
Die gerFdcrungs- Hicienidaft ia!
$sN, COO, Zoo
Gi9entbun,, I'm etwaige Gerlulfs gu tsaablen.
Die Gerliite perben 9lei6mGBia
ansefala9eit unb prcmpt be5oblt.
Serbert u. Claiborne, 5autt. Msent,
SDbn z. Nanfnrtb, Sefretar.
6enrD .. Saniortb, 5itfs.g efretGr.
Samnel s. gulliaa, Gcasftor.--: IA l I Int
, 1875-01-25
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Of the same size and general character as
Fl WEEKLY but with q greater variety OF
miscellaneous reading, and furnishing the news
to its subscribers with greater freshness, because
1t comes twice a week instead of once only.
, 1875-01-25

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Intended for People Now ON Earth.
Including Farmers. Mechanics, Merchants, Pro-
fessional Men, Workers. Thinkers, and all Man
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Daughters OF al. such.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-01-23
Death of Wtllian. Mccall.

Mr.. William II. Mccall, the eldest son
of John Mccall, Esq, OF. the well-known
firm OF Mccall u Sxtphin, of this city,
died at his residence. No. % Ann street,
at 10 O'Clock this morning, after o pro-
tracted illness, Of consumption.
Mr. Mccall had been aresident Of Gin
cinnati for over twenty years, and had
many friends in the city whose acquaint-
ance he had made in his boyhood, and
whose firm friendship he had gained by
his many years of honorable upright life
among them, and they will be panied by
this announcement Of his death, even
though ii was not unexpected by them.
He had been, since his arrival at man.
hood, in the employ of the firm in which
his father was senior. member, and was
"a general favorite by those connected
with the firm and its workings. He
leaves q wife to whom he has been
married some three years. The funeral
will take place from the residence, 2o
Ann street, at o'clock tomorrow.
The utmost sympathy Is felt for the
young wife, and also for the father Of the
deceased, Mr.. John Mccall, upon whom
the affliction of the loss of his eldest son
and chief dependence as all assistant IN
all the affairs OF life, falls with great
severity.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-01-23
The Cincinnati Star! !
Weekly and Tri-Daily Editions.

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The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-01-23


Another horrible accident occurred
last night between the hours of II and II
clock at the Colerain pike crossing on
the g., Ii. & d. railroad.
The officers of the Cumminsville sta
tion, ON their arrival at the above men
toned place, found the portion Of the
body of an unknown man lying cross
ways on the track, with the flesh so man
gled and scattered that scarce distin-
gushing trace remained behind for iden-
titication.
A portion of the body was found at no
less a distance than fifty feet from the
remaining parts, and here and there
along the track were found traces where
parts of the body had been dashed to the
ground by the rapidly rolling wheels OF
The cars.
Judging from the direction in which
the body had been scattered, the acci-
dent seems to have been caused by the
IL O'clock up-train OF the c., Ii. q D. rail-
road, due there at that time.
In the emergency an undertaken OF
Cumminsyille was notified, and soon ar.
rived at the place, and with the assist
ance OF the officers gathered up the scat
tered portions and conveyed them to his
office, where the Coroner Will hold his
investigation.
Coroner Maley was notified early this
morning, but has concluded to hold the
inquest this afternoon. The body has
not yet been identified.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-01-23
Marriage Licenses.

The following marriage licenses were
issued since our last report:
Henry Delany and Mary Cahill; Jeff.
Robinson and Eliza Bush: Henry Wrede
and Julia Wagner; Jas. DAILY and Ellen
Brickley; Chas. 4. Small and Rose IL.
Rankin; A. Stanfer and Isabella
Hayman; Joseph Bross and Mary
Schweikert; Frank Reting and Alice Il.
Eyster; XaYer Herlig and Emma Godur;
Aaron Leseley and Birdie Farrell; Ber-
nard Luhn and Anna Kuhlman; Jacob
l.. Lehman and Henrietta Schloss; Hor-
ace Hill and Amanda Fowler; Isaac N.
Eversoll and Josephine NJ. Rentz;
Fred. Franemann and Rosa Ries
J. F. Walton and G. F. Grandon;
Louis Chmiesing and Caroline Wekhobs,
John Schrenker and Lizzie Brown, VIM.
Rahskopf and Louise Scholl, Oscar +.
Patterson and Phoebe Ladd, Henry
Wilkening and Catherine w. Uhlman,
w. A. Bennett and Christina Warland,
Jas. Mullen and Catherine Lehey, Peter
Honenger and Barbara Oehler, Thomas
Mckee ana Mollie Swissinger, Aug. H.
Fuchs and Margaret Carnichan, P. A.
Quinn and Alice q. Christy,. 1gnozlus
keinhard and Mary j. Deroline, Fred.
y. j. Moores and Martha j. Crom-
well, Patrick Gleeson and Sarah Eagan,
John 'McMahan and Cath. Hayes, Fritz
Teerrer and Josephine Streedman, Hem
ry Reckler and Charlotte Muller, John
l.. Bright and Alice Wilkinson, Fred.
Bader and Mary Miller, John .Combites
and Lucina Heath, John w. Holiday and
Rebecca Stitt, David Carlton and Rebec-
ca M. Cunningham, Gotfried' Brobn and
Rebecca Blitz j. NJ. Smith and Kate Ste
phenson, Edw. Doan, jr., and Elizabeth
Pool.
T. j. GErTIER, NJ. L. Clerk.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-01-23

eall0r for good to prime. and iteflned sirups
are quoted at 5OcdD$l. per gallon according to
NAIIs-There is q far demand anu steady
market, No change In prices. We quote:
10 to U0d. W 400 5Qi sto o S3 85lg3 16i 6to ID,
50 1904 O0 4 to sd, IA 15d4 25; Sd, "a 90(g5 90;
I'd, IS 9og6 Ou; 3D., b., se 4oQGe 5o; Cut spikes,
So 65(D3 Is.
UiIs-There has been no essential change
Of any consequence since our last.
The market for Linsced is steady though quiet
at S2gs3c per gal. Lard oil is in far request
and best grade Of cnrrent.make is quoted at
loal IL per ga nenea petroleum sells al
P0TATOES-There is steady market with
good receipts and far demand for the best
grades at oUtgs5c per bu; common qualities are
dull, the supply exceeding the demand, and
are held at uJQ7Uc per bu, on arrIya.. and lUc
more per bush IN store.
POULTRY-Thc receipts Of chickens are
only moderate, and there is a fair demand for
dressed at $3 6Ug4 % per dozen. but live are
dull at - 75G3 Is per doz. Dressed turkeys
are in limited demand at t9l0l0c per lb.
niCH-Therc has been no change and the
market Is quiet with only q moderate consump-
tive demand. Carolina SgSh8 .and Louisi-
ana at 71S(n5c per Id.
sALI-There is only light demand for do
nestle AZ 23gs4c per bu, and II 25lGi 10 per brI.
Turks Island Is steady, though quiet, at s6SG8Sc
per bu. There IS a lair demand for Liverpool
coarse at 81 50(g1 60 per sacK.
rial variation since our last. Clover is steady,
with far demand at 101(0lO2<c per ib in store.
Timothy is in moderate request at W SO(D2 ~
per bu in store. Flax seed is Qulet ana quoted
81 75 per bu.
sUGAk-There is steady market, with
only fair consumption demand, and we OBJ
serve no change in prices. New Orleans is
quoted S0Y1ac; yellow rcnned, yA(g1tlc: extra
''C," lUX@lUkc; "B" white. 101.(g.0Hc; "a"
white. 1O%c, and hard Is worth 11T@ll nc per
pound.
IALLOW-The market has undergone no
material change. The demand i3 about equal
to the supply, and prime country is quoted at
81S0DSAc ler Id on arrival.
TOBACCU-The demand is fully up TO the
receipts, and there is a steady market at previ-
Gus rates. For shipping, Bright leaf is quoted
25Qy40c; bright lugs, lStg23c; hright trash, l2(g
lSc; dark leaf, 16GD2Uc; dark Tugs, l2g14c; dark
trash, lOOl2c per 10. For manufacturing, we
quote: Bright wrappers SOgSOc; bright filters,
l7g23c; dark wrappers, 1NDl9c; dark hllers,
l1@13c per lb. and Ohio seed leaf is worth l5@
| 25c, for cigar wrappers and 7WlOc, tor cigar
hllers.
wOOL-Ihe market is quiet. The demand
and receipts are both moderate. We observe
no change in prices. We quote: Unwashed
| clothing, 32(gS4c; 40 combinG, 3l(G3oc; fleece
washea, 44g41c; tuD-washed, JOG52c; pullt
wool, S6(Q3ec.