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Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-07-24
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Dover claims to he growing more rapidly than
any other town in Delaware.
The Dover NJ L. Sunday School is talking Of
a pic mic from which to raiso funds with which
to make an excursion TO the Centennial.
One dealer III Milford has bought $4,000 dozen
eggs in little over two months, at an average
price Of about twenty cents per dozen.
The shipping demand for poultry is 30 great
down the State that local markets are scantily
supplied.
The American Basket Co. have determined, it
is SAID, to buy site at Milford for a large fac
tory.
A mission station has been established in
Frederica by the Baptists. A lot has been pnr-
chased and is held in trust by the Home Mis-
sion Society until such time az the building
can be erected thereon.
Base ball renders TIE Milford young men un-
gallant.
Tho Dridgeville agricultural exhibition will
take place on Oct. 19th Goth and 2lst. Liberal
| premiums are offered.
Tho peach growers OF Slaughter and Prime
Hook Necks are constructing a wooden pier 100
feet long at Fower's Beach, from which they
propose to ship their fruit by schooner to the
Old Dominion steamboats, at Lewes.
Wm. Fell, at Denton. will probably lease the
U. $. Hotel at 1ewes.
Roger Adams is lying dangerously i'll at
Bridgoville.
INC neW DriuGe al NllIOn, oNer tue
is about completed, and .is regarded by some as
tho best bridge in SUSSEX
Peter s. Faucet and p. g. Pennel are the
applicants for the Office OF Register in Chancery
and Clerk of the Orphans Court, for Sussex.
Mr., Downing, the present incumbent, is not APP
plying for reappointment
Carpenters arc wanted at Seaford.
The barn and stables on tho farm of Thoa.
Neall, near Seafori, were burned ON the 1Ith.
No insurance.
The G. L. o. of D. f., of Cambridge, will make
an excursion to Seatoid on tho 10th, and give a
parade
The Smyrna post Office pays Il, 400 and per
centage on money ordors.
A new fru :, tho wild goose plum, is attract
ing some atttn ion in this state. IL was brought
from Mississippi by ID. s. aIyer, of Bridgeville,
and looks much like the mountain cherry, but is
larger. It's skin being tough, it will resist the
curculio, it is believed. MI. Myer has quite an
orchard Mr.. Fred Williams, of Dover, has 30
or 30 trees. The fruit is beautiful.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-07-24
Terrible Explosion in Iowa.

Blk MEN RILLED---oNE MAN AsoENDs so HIGH THAT
IN FALLING HE GOES THROUGH ROOF
Iowa CRY, July "a.
Six men were killed by an explosion in Clos
es' paper MILL this morning. The sixth was
Scotchman, named Walter Sinton, who was in
the straw chamber over the exploded tank.
He was seen to go up with the tank and over
it to the estimated heighth of five hundred feet,
and falling he went through the roof of paint
shop 10 yards away from the mills, knocking a
hole through the shingles and the inch sheath
ing beneath, and breaking two rafters. -.4 lt
He was found lying on the floor ,of the room
beneath. =..l % ..l
The loss of Mr.. Close is about 100000. 1t Ia
decided that it was chemical explosion. .ta
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-07-24

A TRAIN WRECKED BULL KUN BllDuE-ThE EN-
CINE AND SEVERAL CARS TUMBLE DOWN AN EN-
BANKMENT.
WASHINGTON, July "a
Yeaterday serious accident occurred to the
north bound passenger train Of the Virginia
Midland r. L., near Bull Run bridge, 15 or 80
miles south of Alexandra.
The accident was caused by the breaking of 4
fange of driving wheel Of the engine, probably
caused by defect in the track at that point.
The engine was thrown down an embankment
about Is feet and turned upside down. Tho
baggage, smoking and ladies car followed it and
were piled upon and around the engine. Tho
sleeping car did not leave the track. The engine
tender and baggage car were badly broken.
The baggage master was hurt. in 'theIhead and
injured internally. 1t is thought he will die,
One passenger had his arm sprained and several
received scratches and cuts from broken glass;
The engineer and firemen we're taken out from
beneath the debris entirely unhurt. sst
There were about thirty.fve passengers on
beard. -3 c.0i'u
On Wednesday an accident occurred at the
same place to a freight train, the engine Of
which was lying on the side Of the embankment
and prevented the ladies car from plunging to
the bottom, and perhaps averting loss of life.
1t is stated that the freight train WAS thrown
off the track by an obstruction designedly placed
D. ID
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-07-24
CoyIe Drugged.

Coyle, the American swimmer in the race with
Johnson remained unconscious until | o'clock
Yesterday morning. He then slept and awoke
all right. He says he was drugged by the bran
dy which he took few moments before he be-
came exhausted. He was feeling splendid
ly, and felt positive he could reach Glouces-
ter. He says if he could have gone
twenty minutes longer he would have won
the race, as johnson was mile and a half be-
hind him, and as he would have soon encoun-
tered strong ebb tide he would have been COM
PEELED to give up. Coyle states his Willingness
and anxiety to swim the Englishman at any time
either for distance of five, eight or ten miles.
johnson admits Coyle to be tho better swimmer
and capable of beating him.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-07-24
Police Court.

Yesterday afternoon, the police made raid
upon the tramps who have for some days been
loafing about Water and Market streets, OBJ
structing doorways, importuning passers by for
aims, and disgusting our own citizens by their
mpudence. The descent was made per request
of several of the business men of the city, and an
even dozen Of the gentlemen of leisure we're
marched to headquarters. Mayor Simms COM
mitted four of the party to New Castle the re-
mainder he discharged on condition that they
leave the city.
James CLANCY, for threatening bodily harm to
JosephsWalden, was bound over in 5000 to keep
tho peace.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-07-24
Personal Seizures,

ARREST OF ANOTHER REVENUE COLLECTOR AND HIs
DEPUTY.
MILWAUKEE, WIS.,, July "a.
J. II. Bean, Collector Of Internal Revenue,
and deputy collector were arrested, yesterday
on an order issued by the commission of State
Court on the complaint of one Ferdinand W.
Hartman. The Collector had seized distil-
lery and contents to enforce the payment of an
assessor. Among the contents were fourteen
barrels of wine, of which Hartman claims to he
the owner. The defendants were held to bail in
tho sum Of S17 900 each.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-07-24

TIE SMALLPOX CAsEs.--From the reports. OF
the physicians, it appears there are some nine
cases of smallpox in the city. mostly in the
Second and Tenth wards. Publicity has been
given. by the proceedings of the Board of
Health Of that of the boy McManus, on West
st., below the railroad, and another serious case
is in the third story of building at 4th and
King. The place is closed and the utmost care
is being taken against tho spread of infection.
The disease has assumed virulent type, and
most OF the cases are said to be persons from
eight to eighteen years of age.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-07-24
The Oats Crop.

AFMR YiELD-wHAT Is SAID ABOUT IT.
!" INC early part of the season, during tie
,SV'7sive drought, it was generally thought that
vac 'a's crop would be a total failure. The. op-
r''ule rains, however, though too late to do
naa,.t mneat innch good, were just in time to re-
Ia,ellate and brighten IN the oats. AS conse-
,hr,, r'o We hear scarcely anything more said OF
mi, ,Vtol, though ii is not what might be called
I,oro ,m, crop Old oats which had been held back
AZ ne market for some time in expectation
mo n,sil prices, is now rushed in again, aud SELL
ti,iS. .gr 20 cents bnshel The present crop was
i'sAy !. ~ fet Ia the ground, and though the straw
- 94oit, 1t is topped with well filed heads.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-07-24

irpb,tsrs tssfdener who hung an old coat out to
yotns yh h.ds birds away, and afterwards found
know ano,I p,TIa IN one of the pockets, wants to
Cornaii sstrom, the stroke of the victorious
sI NJ :, coiree. supported himself by Working at
Or Of 'ae as carpenter, and by acting as jani.
V 'ne oi the college buildings.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-07-24

a man in Lexington lately purchased re-
vover from man for 50, and afterwards used
the weapon to rob him of all his money, inolud-
ing the purchase money
AT Halifax, N. s., d circus has fallen into
the hands of the baiiifs A firm Of printers
seized several of it's effects for debt among the
rest fierce lion. They announce that they
are going TO put this animal to use in collecting
bills OF refractory patrons.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-07-24
EtnanCtals
PRICE OF GOLD TO-DAY.

PRICE OF GOLD TODAY
NEW YORK. July "a.
Gold opened, this morning at S1.121l.
Furnished by Craige, johnson Il Co., Bankers and
Brokers, 9th and Market sts.l
LONDON, 1890 p. NJ, July "a.
U. $. 1865, lO74 1s67's, 1903 Ten-forties
105l4; New Flves of 81, 1031. Eric common
shares 1874. Preferred &c. New York Central,
90. Consols for money, and account "a 7-1G.
Market strong.
FRAYKroRT, July "a.
L. s, 5.2O's Of 1862, 9816.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-07-24
MtarriageS.

GORDoN-BOW ER.-February lst, 1874, in Phla-
delphia by the Rev. Benjamin Watson, ut the
church of the atonement Frank Gordon, and Julia
Bower.
MARTIN-FRAZ gR.-On the 10th inst, by the Rev
George A. Iatimer, Mr.. william L. Martin to Miss
Mary Jane Frazer all OF Wilmington, Del.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-07-24
England.

ARRIVAL OUT OF THE LEcLAR-DEATH OF ISAAC NJ.
SINGER.
LONDON, July "a.
:. The yacht Leolar, of seven tons ,burthen,
which sailed from New York on June 90, has
arrived at Granton.
Isaac NJ. Singer, inventor of the Singer sew
ing machine, died here, last evening, aged Ga.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-07-24

terests moving unconsciously to the wealth and
of the whole. What is the instinct OF
order which keeps all within proper bounds,
which prevents jealousy and conflict? And then
that other thought, that may easily become de-
pressing, that there is no point. however remote,
at which we may say" the work is done, here
we will rest ~ INDEX.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-07-24
The 'Erue Inxxardnnss

~ Io'uuIunatl Gazette, July 22l
ponda". n,er Is 60 retire. The Washington cores.
tsr,s1 tq,ets' whose statements we referred to yes
y uld not get at the true inwardness of the
tbgn tbtSss. ,Se Boss Shepherds influence was less
the ho .ney imagined. The President stands by
Psbnr men ne IN his Cabinet, and they are against
ihat is all there is to the matter.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-07-24

ACCIDENT TO THE HELEN.-The steamer Helen
owned by the H. d II. Co., and plying between
crank pin on her down trip on Thursday,
when about thirty miles below Crisaeld. The
Tdngier, of the same line, came along shortly
afterwards, passing up, and towed the dissbled
steamer back to Crisield, where the passengers
were cared for until next day, when the Maggie
took them to the r destination.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-07-24

Commercial Reports.
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.
PHILADELPHIA, July Ok
Flour firm; penna family 5000 so; high grades
s7@7,5D Wheat quiet and steady, red ~ $50,
l. AS amber S1.470D1.50. Rye, new S1.00; old
$1.O7. Corn lower, yellow SSc. western mixed
SIC. Oats unchanged, white 6l@66c. Mess pork
s2i@2150. Lard 1881 l@14c. Whiskey 51.22.
QUOTATIONS ATTug BRANDYwINE MILLS FOR FLOUR
AND aBAIH-ooRREoTED DAILY.
Family Flour, $4,000 900
Exta Flour. ...,..........,. 6.7567 $50
i;uperfine Flour. ur.................... 4.75@ 5.75
Whest 1856
90c
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-07-24

MORE PEACH CARs.-Fifty-two peach cars
reached this city, last night, from Baltimore.
They were furnished we presume, by the Balti-
more IL Ohio Company.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-07-24
new announcements, To-nsy.

Fruit Jars-Flinn Il Jackson.
Adair brevty
Lost-A Light grey shawl,
Elmwood co lar-breyity.
o Perkins, brevity.
Dubell's breviiy.
TatnaIl & Co q brevity.
Buxbaums brevity
Donohoe's brevity.
City Laundry-brevity.
Webb'5 brevity.
Fullmer's brevlty.
Uphosterng- Enterprise Manuf. Co.'s brevity.
Resolution of Coincidence,
Funeral notice.
Notice--American Star Lodge.
Bush meeting at Mt. Cuba.
Furniture card-J. x j. N Harman.
Fruit Jsrs-Robert Morrison.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-07-24
Spain.

CONFIRMATION TO BE MADE FOR EMANcIPATED
sIAyEe.
MADRID, July "a.
The Spanish government has determined to
contract a loan of s7,000O00 to indemnify the
owners of emancipated slaves in Porto Rico.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-07-24
THIRD EDITION.
DisilIIery Seizures.

ACTIVITY or TIE INTERNAL REVENUE OFFICERS IN
CHICAGO.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-07-24
W eather RECORD.
REPORT OF rHE sIaNAL SERVICE.

WARRINGTON, July "a.
Probabilities For Middle States. stationary,
followed by falling barometer, southeast to
southwest winds, warmer increasingly cloudy
weather, and in tho northern portions occasional
rosn
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-07-24

CHICAGO, July "a.
The internal revenue officers have seized the
entire rectifying establishments Of the River
Distilling Co., for duplicate use of stamps, and
other frauds. More seizures will follow.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-07-24

THE pFAoH PIcKERs on THE MARcH-soorAL AZ
FAIRS. S. P1c-NxC-dENERAL ITEMS.
Correspondence ofthe- Commercial.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-07-24
PRICE TWO CENTS.
FIFTH EDITION.
RaiIroad Accident In virginia.

TRAIN WRECKED AT BULL RUN BBIDdE-THE EN-
CINE AND SEVERAL CARS TUMBLE DOWN AN EN-
BANKMEsT.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-07-24

DOCKS PRINTED AS NEATLY, AND
ID at lower prices than those charged In the
arRe cities, at the COMMERCIAL ONCE.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-07-24
commercial Reports.

L. s. 5-2O's of 1862, os5s.
National Republican., 1875-07-24

oldham, Eliza and J. r.
o.. trustees Of Agnesl
Dundas.
BEGINNING for the same
at . white oak tres AL
the southwest corner oil
SAID land on the north
side Of the road leading
from North Capitol street.
70 Bladensburg, thsnesl
nrst north two and three
tourth degrees, east one
hundred and thlrty.fourl
and eight one hundrsdthsl
psrehes; tseeend) north
three and one fourth de-
Erees, west foTty-one andl
any ono b1udredthsI
perehes; (third) north
eighty-eight and three
fourths degrees, east
tWenty.hye perchssj
tiourth) south three anG
one qHarter degrees. easf1
iorty:one and fity ens
hundrsdtns Per che . oil
lnfthl south two and
tnree quarter degrees,
Eest one hundred thirty
Lour eighty one hun
dEedths pershes; (slxth n
seuth elghty-sight and
three f6urths degrees
west twenty. .ave .pefeass
SA e,sisaisE. -
National Republican., 1875-07-24

June oO. 1915, assessed tni
thsname Of Howard Uni.
verify.
Lee, Afpheus, trustee +.
w. Brooke.
All that piece or parcel of
land on the north side of
the land owned BY the
Baltimore and Potomac
RAILROAD Company on
the i6uth side Of Pinsy
Brsneh and 81 the west
side ofrsilroad now being
constructed By the Bsltf-
Essii Aspk2. Ind Z ss.i ! 4
Of Bladensbpfg AZ dI
Alexandria road, con-
tlinins elsveh acfss ;
Losligef, AnnE.
Being 8 Tract OF landf
formerly q part 81 Taos
81 &: s::fR' Hs's ''Sii 'SSiii,aSata
BEGINNING at sp old
eoppdaIt stone marked
ESEhSseiE ;Sissss.;f'
National Republican., 1875-07-24

Lee, Daniel. ...............
Being part OF Q tract of
land called Aaron"
Beginning on the MARI.
borough road twelve
perches from o stone
planted in the southwest
corner Of said tract,
thence northerly to the
sixth line thereof, thence
south eighty degrees iEI
ty-hve minutes east to
the end OF said sixth line
thence along thsseventh,
eighth, ninth, tenth and
eleventh lines OF said
tract to the end Of the
eleventh line, thence By
such lines ss will strike
the Marlborough road
thence along said road to
the beginning. Except
Ing from the above do
seriptioa twenty acres
and thlrtyssiI perches,
conveyed to Samuel and
Peter 7. Bacon by deed
National Republican., 1875-07-24
THE DAILY NATIoNAL REPUB1ICAN. WAsHINGToN D. g.
To whom assessed and de,
scription Of property.

Loeliger, recorded 10
Llber,J. A. s., No. 27s,
fol. 253, having the des-
eription No. 8, thence
south three and three
quarter degrees west enc
ninp hundredths chains,
thence north sfxty-fouri
and thRss quarter de-
greer east eta shtseventy-
six hHndredths chains,
thence nngtk seven and
three quzrter degrees
west ave f6rty-two one
hundrsdths chIns, thence
nnrth . half degree west
four nfnety one hun
dredAs chains, thence
south eightsix and seven-
eighth degrees west ten
tAty-nVe one b u n
dfedfhs chains, thence
south one and an eighth
degree west fourteen
thirty one hundrsdths
chains, thence north
siXty-four and three
quarter degrees seIt four
three one hundrsdths
National Republican., 1875-07-24

Jenson, Nicholas, trustes
for Cecelis ]. Griffin.
Beginning at q cedar stake
In the s6eth line Of the
road lesdfbG from Ana
costa bridge to Marlbo-
rough, thence north
sixty-eight and one half
degrees, west i've per-
cheS, north fifty-nine and
one quarter degrees, west
thirty-nine and fifty one
one hundredths perches,
north seventy-eight de-
grees, west twenty and
eighty one hundredths
perches to middle of
River road, thence south
twenty-nine dSgre eS
west nineteen perches toI
middle Branch, south
fifty-eight aud one half
degrees, east eighteen
aud ten one hundredths
pcJehes up said branch
south thirty-four de-
grees, east ten and nine
ty-one one hundredths
perches. south fifty-threel
and one half degrees,
east eight and sixty-onel
hun DIRE dths perches,
north eighry-eight de-
grees, east nine and nine
ty one hUBdredths per-
ches to east side of
branch, south seventy
seven and one half de-
Rrees, east fourteen and
forty one hundredtbs per
ches, north tWenty-onel
deErees, east nineteen
and twenty one hun
6raHfhe narahaa g. MI
National Republican., 1875-07-24

- AS1t AAAOhegl D
Being part Of lets Nos
l3l, lS2, lsl, l3t and lsSl
Of Wright And Dales'I
tabttylsi0n Of MounlI
Pleasant.
Coumeucing at the south.I
east corner Of lot lS2 inI
said subdivtsisn, hsncsl
In q northern direction
along the west side sfl
said lot l3t and istls2tkel
distancs Of ons hunGredl
1hd forty.thrse one han.
trsdihI iee;, thsnss 10 81
western direction In y
line parallel with Grant
street the distance sh
tEsnty.feur and tcrty.l
three ore hundredthsi
feet, thence 10 Q southsrnI
direction on o stralE htl
line to . point on Grant,
street, said point bslpYl
distant In . western al,
reetion from the place oil
beginning .twenty.fourl
and fsrty.thrse one hun.
drsdths feet, thence in anl
eastern direction alougl
the north side Of said
Grant street the diGtapcel
OF tWsnLy-four and forty.I
three one hundrsdths feeu
10 the place ofeJmmenee-
National Republican., 1875-07-24

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-20

Cubs at 7,4d77; Prime do. at lei Centn'ug n0o sle Re-
Nos 49, ste9e and No. y G.''d BOZ san Yslcs; 90
Oaio ers.u.ses Raw, aaVss = SoT mos.
s Far ..d to s S1s 7s7 M..@s SsS Resting
% o. Grocery Fas to sS:1. "a 20 s g.
Sss s.ni, Superior and EYt. superior, 7.a7'c seSof
leans, refining 7a7 and DO Grocery radss 300
, W,.n on SPOT At liz 40 BAGS not str ely Prime lei
800 bags reported to srrye on private anu wv
g. TO- soG 80 DAYS 5000 bag, Calcutta reported private terms
said 10 be Of about our quotati,p 49, -, ..A...
a., s.av anshsns.d 20 900 b &c. sold at lobe
l25 900 City at 9l6c and 6oooo "e'e'' ' "0
TOBACcO-Ths. small business passing in kentnssI sna
e. r as sIG Rs tasss iSs22s SEED demand
about former sales Of 100 cases sundrJ KINDS A.
ease: ss 20 crop , gf si isa 81
1873 al, on private 200 bale, 81 Zoo
WhsKYTT9eIs soSd , dema aa a. i.I
WOoL-There very since our last me oemsna
sb. and price,. without decided ehsng r' Metu@
grades there itte inquiry and prices n,1r the % f,p
DO reqaes. I. steady values 10 California tnee t
easier rates holders are more snIous 20 ' ,h,
considered nominal Holders Of Iers are a IN n
which restrict business Foreign woods are aue'
prices, The inquiry for Cpet Wool h. improved pne
steady Pulled Woods are IN request STOCK! are
prices rule firm. few manufacturers have made she
pensnce the markes In the Wooden Goods mara sge
The sales embrace: 5000 n Fall Clip California 2lc; 00O
Barry Black lie 100 bales Cape on pn,aS terms rs
2oe 600 h Fine secured private 5000 psecss on
private 1000 n Tub Washed private terms oVoo sapei
Pulled private term. 10000 Pa G1 6n % pH sn
5000 u Fall s D. Cafor1a lSe booo TtI NO M.t UU
Texas 35c 5000 Fall CaIons l8a21 2i 25oo nsahum
Pieces on private terms $500 Eastern Oregon 39 loooo
5000 MeIcan 23: $1,000 Secured California private terms
90 bag super on private BAGS Black private tem. oO
BAGS Super 5Oc Western 37c 5000 DOn''0i on
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-20
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

FEwYoRk March l9-BEEyEsncuding ~ carloads 70 sfr.e
IN. recent, to-day O3O bed3l cars at sreth
va, mot yery ranging fair and the market was
hardly reported YESTERDAY, bnt the offerings we're
sold and at good prices; rough oxen were o a.
smasup 0c dress So b. aud ordinary to good DO Al ii~
A. sIaeth.t T. C. Ean.n had 81 Coon Thompson
GSss Fss,n .oid for W 32 Illinois strong
ew sverige at l2 y TO- dress 81 3D. with 81 per head Oh ~
a. 9e 70 dress 81 ID and pair weighing $500 II, at
ef.pd Coon 81 Illinois ,;eer' ;,Ons
7evt average l2l4c H. to dress 81 ID and ~ 90 o ew
ured BY srash Western rairoad " ioc ID
Eastman II Illinois ~eers, strong
ert average At II &c NJ dress 81 to the gross est 81 DO
III cwt at l29,c H. 81 n With Soc y head o1 "a do,
on cwt sc D b. to dress 81 d; 80 d. sesnt 90 ewt
i2l. SO ~ 10 d. e.t at II &C. to dress 81 Ii 81
do 81 cw at c dress 81 n; 81 DO ga cSt at II4a
II iac to dfess 81 10 80 Texans 6 cw at s 10 70 dress
IS II and do strong Ga at ii % 10 to dress 81 10 to
The cste due at jersey City reached the Yards
% 3o46 head making 9oo ior he
M fon IS the time last week The market
was quiet At 6isdSisc y n for ordinary to extra ~ .
Elliott sold l43 fat Pernsslyania sheep lZ 10 average
BOB sheep S92 10 at 7is l1S do 800 10 al 81
do IS H. at 67 81 do 1913 n at SCI 100 do ia b 7''
% do H. S; 2l0 Ohio do ia d. at &c. AMI 100 DO
w. clio. sold 1872 Iuo, sheep, 80 average. NJ
James sold 81 Ohio sneep 92 average 's z zoo
40 v6 No. at 7 81 3D. 67sc and 1877 illinois d. w
Judd sold 1877 Ohio sheep 81 average 7c ~
l62 DO 100 72i; and pol Colorado sheep S2 ID at &C.
Ks,e Son .od A 3 Illinois sheep 90 h 7i2c y 10
Peacock sold 372 Illinois sheep ~ ID average at o'4' Y ID
and 359 do. % ID average at &c y 10 , . - . o.
swryE-Receips $40 hogs making 1905 for the
aihst 500 for the same time last week ne o1ri
hogs at Toe = ID for CITY and S4Ge2c
Western