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Steamer John Sylvester, Clifford. Norfolk. tnrT-
chaudisr and passengers. T.. t. IatiIn.
steamer Wyanoke, Couch, New rors. mel CHAM
disc and passengers. q. W. Allen K 90.
Schooner y. D. Ihir0. Spper, Nc" 1pih' h"h'
J red gar Company. =,
SchGo er r. h. Wilson, Chopper, New York,
merchandise, Curtis & Parker.
SAILED.
Steamer Shirley, Travers, Baltimore. mercnsn-
disc and passengers, Powhatan Steamboat t"m-
panr. ~ ,- ,.,
yrarire, Curtis < Parker.
Schnnner Georgian, Mcclure, Philadelphia gram
it,, Curtis i Parkr.
' MEMORANDUM.
Arrived at New YORK on 13!b schoohc- Hattie
j., Shorrell, and sloop CONS: ock, Bottcfe. from
Virginia.
Schooner Robert tettls, OF Providence. FRO II fir-
pinia with oysters, which capstzed ana sunk near
Dutch Island about the 10Th OF December last Was
lowed TO Providence Tuesday morning By the
sieam-tug Mary \. Hogan, accompanied ny me
yrecklng schooner Young America she has lost
both masfs. having been carried away by The ice,
and some Of Der rail broken other Wise she appears
in good condition. She will be discharged una re-
paired.
The Committee " Management or the Bureau
Yerras has Just published the list OF marine dsis
tars during the month Of Februlry. 1875. concern
ing all nsgs. This list gives the following statis.
tics SaIln2-yesse:s reported LOST. llI.VK, A
German, g Austrian, 6 Norwegian. Dinish,
spanish 3 Greek, Ddtch, Nicaragua. Rus
Sian, Siamese, swedish, and OF which ihe na.
ionnty is unknown. IN thls plumber are r
ported lost: l7-viZ.. l2 English, french, l
American. l Turk, aud Of which the nationality
Is unknown. In thisIlumber Is Included steamers
'e'''' by Telegraph.
NEW York. April l5.--Arriyed: atlas Arrived
ont: Prussia, Cat alma, syria. Hypatla. Bengal.
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Tobacco Markets.
TOBACCO EXCHANGE

RICHMOND, April IS, 1875.
Since our last weekly review Of the Richmond
tobacco markets It has been without any apparent
charge either in tone or prices The gradually d.
mlnshing receipts Indicate that nearly all Of the
crop of the year 1874 has been sent to market and
It's future course will depend in a great measure
upon the reports from the planting districts and
pom the condition of the market for manufactured
tobacco Tn, re TO be an impression ON 'Chiugc
that the depression now existing In the tobacco
market will soon be relieved and better feeling
will follow. I he Knowledge OF the fact that the
stocks of leaf tobacco are unusually large has at
present a Restrain ing Influence upon speculative
bu, crs. aud manufacturers having worS ed beyond
their u5u.larerAgc to supply the dem md for tax.
paid at 20c per pound are still buying cautiously
TO ill contracts. We continue our quotations:
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Grand Eo<..e I. 90. Z.

Haas .>EyEG. ROCKINGHAM COUNTY. VA,
April -, 1915.
rt5.r. r piSP0tch,-A you have been
.-,.,ay iru'mei. the Grand Lodge Of Odt.
F..",uf Virginia commenced their annual
,.,,. Z. ter. 20 day. The attendance Of del
,.,s.p> is l.r.,.. and the session promises TO
l.. .a,.r,>'lr- and profitable.
TArrrport- rom subordinate Lodges show
Il, ORDER In Nrgju'a 10 be III prosperous
.ri growing condition.
Aanut ulrr'y.tv" delegates were present
.. j.. u,ru!r- thu mDruiu@. | cannot give
.... :ar n4mc> 81 oil he delegates. From
f. almond wrh.y" y. L. Courtney, John T..
:.ggrg>. 7. Wiley DAVIS, John ". Fergus
.... !. i. Collins, living Smith, Samuel II.
sl:~ipn. 4. BIenncr, 4, G. Fletcher. james
lae>, +. NuIznger. Edward RI. Frzhugh,
laamt> j. Evans, and James II. Henry.
l}J,3n.~- ha> been put into The hands Of
e. committees, ard tomorrow the work will
ar dom.
ggi.:rd - mention that we have as ri>i-
p rr.ai Sire Fred ID. Stewart. Of the
G.tGI LODI" OF the United States. Brother
>,t,"- !, from Pnil,delphia, and to-day
l..!~ IL most eloquent and impressive
....r~~ IL our order we know no North.
I. -o.'h.
...- Mo.nn. the ground was covered
9.a -naw. sail | >ay "wiutcr linger-
H., 49,:
81. A..ra: i looking well. Truly this is
.at--a fat !aud-a land that bear
....g .,.,, and can bear heavy crops.
SCRIBE.
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rho Ice w"aunncnt-Sn inter-
,.c- iNoin ore OF the E>co''.
yX,ugTNG. ' a.. ANII IT, t''''

lyx,usi'RG A.. AihN ~, tS''.
-.,.,.,.s ~. D.Spath : The interest maui
,,r3,r sl,ch unnvorshle circumstances
go ,.,;.,,,< Of Richmond IN The transfer
3! ''' 4hc s.,,ur Of our Immortal hero from
'1'' ,,.no q, the sculptor to the "ci o war
-" 49,. IN >npp,>inc that brief account OF
'N"., af INC romm;ttc Of escort would not
\. unacceptable. ..,,,.,,o ,.,n, ~,
~, % 4. NJ. tr5in. and met the statue
~. ,,,.fodv ct Two Of the commute" NJ hnth'-
" W. were treated in u princciy style
49,, .,, o.ain Of the train. and all along Tue
~ ,.,,.f,u Richmond and EuIkeNiEie, NJ
-. 1.o.r,a, tlrlo>, crowds mGht DC s,'n
'. '.r"-r3 n the moonlight eager 10 ca'ch
800. .hr ,,,,ur A. L passed. some "Skcd
>'-'., .in..ic leaf or diver 10 keep As me.
''. ,,r., a. ihcy should live and
d.. '.. ,led fer tue privilege OF gong upon
'."''' ,.'..,,c. r.n>,S the decorations u
81. 800 In HuiAr,;Iie Mr.. Hurkc gave
'.N ~ ...aun.o ts,ioE> nj his excellent
5000 ans. and volunteered 10 reduce the
- ,..p..,', station We wee met ny the cast
... md :;AIn. the passengers ol "hicn
r...:, ,,rr,ttd their esteem Tor Henerai
1...,y y,,,,c fully I.I;ing Their hats.
u-..r ,rr arrived al FArmNl.c great
,,au collected around the ut cor
.......,,,. statue. mspltr>tinG great desire
..-... work Of AT: While 81 4 distance
,..t,y, and IN purrhcS might be seen
49,. u,>a. ayd Glu-L.rr>. perhaps. OF those
....-,.. ulaa th> 1!lmnt soldier ied 10
.,-,' ~, u,,ly ;i-'d Of carnage.
,.p..>.,c. station SO received i telegram
..,m " Iu,e,io .uyug that all arrange
[. I'D teen made tor the tran>ercrce
.r..l.. rom toe cars 10 the boat, and
,'.., ,f.,, ,e,a,nittee would lie enter.alncd III
~. I,.a.ntan, Uo',l. This Information was
49,, :. ir., - sc .hou2tlt We would have TO
-,,,,,,r N Lvucnbur, until we could make
,., ,...>-tri arrangements for transporta.
!, So reared AppomattoX DEF @, in close
,.-,y.,a,,v 70 the scene Of the fatal yet gtor,-
'.. surrender. sad memories Of crushed
t-,s. and budd,u- promises lifted across
,,.r minds WNlir the back cloud still bad a
=. ,..r lining n The a>>urauc" that truth is
-. 5tr ana ,c.N prevail, and that in due
,,,.T. "a. >rra, ,own IN the blood Of the
,a,ft,r- Of liberty wtll spring up into rich
l...t,ol.
arriving :. LvuchburE. we found the
1.lt'uTl9 Nn"i WILD cl.'Z"n> eager 10 ca.ou Il
...fn,>o q: the figure. While the iair hands OF
..,. /, wom:n aGdrd 20 the floral tribute Of
-........ "a aln,!> only initiated IN Richmond.
l. 49, not iorG before "" were greeted hy
r.a ....f..a faces OF General Early and Captain
Ilt,f3t. +, -" Hitter we were escorted 10
,3.. p...!auut Hotel, where he did not tail to
..a,la; AL Of our wants were delca,cly and
..e.,..aI, anticipated.
The ,unas> al The committee are due also
e.. TIE proprietor: Of the hotel for their kind
.'..u'ltu.
Ia. ,'a.uc viii leave for Lexington to-
,-...~.,r ..lat 10 O'Clock. PATRIOT.
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THE CENTENSlAL SUBSCRIPTIONS, ETC.
[CorrcspOndc nf the Richmond Dispatch.


Correspondence Of the Richmond DlepatchI
HAMrpES->IpNEY, April II. 1875.
4 called meeting OF trustees Was held tC-
| sidrnn, David Comfort. Colonel Henry
S,okcs, Major John II. Flood, Rev. p. b.
Price, DR.. W. l.. Stamps, Colonel j. =. FiZ.
gerald, T. T. Trcdway, and Professor l.. L..
Holiday.
The following paper was adopted:
"Wbereas several important considerations
render it eXpedlent TO postpone the center
NAL of Hampden Sidney,
"Resotred, l. That hereafter We shall date
the foundation of the institution from the
year 177G, when it was first opened for STU
dents, rather than from 1775, when the aE-
pointment Of the first trustees and teachers
took place.
80 That the centennial OF the college
shall be observed in June, 1876"
Several reports were heard OF the opera
tons Of agents for securing the endowment
of $500, 900, which it was last year resolved
10 undertake. The Committee on Agents
had not thought it advisable TO operate IN
Eastern Virginia on account Of the general
pecuni1ry depression. Efforts made in
otuer parts Of The State bad met with favor,
but bad been checked by the same cause.
1t is hoped that before June 1876 the way
NAV be clear for general effort.
In this connection the president reported
the receipt Of several recent liberal subscrIp.
tons in cash, and the sale Of two perpetual
scholarships at $500 each. In response TO an
appeal made by one OF the theological stu
dents on the present occasion subscriptions
Of 800 each to the amount Of 1900 have
been made. L.
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Weather Report.

WASHINGTON, April ID. For New EGG
land and the Middle States, generally cloudy
weather and rain, with brisk and high south.
east winds veering to westerly, and falling
barometer, followed by lower temperature
during Friday or Friday night.
For the Lake region and Ohio Valley, cooler
and generally cloudy weather, and rain or
snow, with brisk and high northerly to west.
crly wuds, and rising barometer, followed
by clearing weather during Friday.
For the Eastern Gulf States, South AT,
lanlic States, and Tennessee, partly cloudy
weather, southwest 10 northwest winds, STA
tionary or falling, ,emEerature, and slowly.
rising barometer during FridIy.
Cautionary signals are ordered for the sta
tons on the Atlantic coast between Cape Hat.
teras and EastpOrt.
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CINCINNATI LIVESTOCK MARKET.

UNITED RAiLKoAp >ToCK-IARrs IS. CINCINNATI
April r. cutie -"eceipts for the week ending
at loon to-day foot 2,li9 head and shipments Tor
same time "a head. There is mari ed falling of
In receipts as compared with last week. whie ship-
mentS were about the same and rs a consequence
the market has grownst CnN and prices iinpr0reri
some since our last wrtky report. Trade 10 day
was quite active ut 3@3lc. for common, 4@4ac.
for fir 10 medium, and 54@5Ac. tor goOu 10
choice; extra butcher ard shipping grades sold at
60Dtac. Bu Is sell at 3tG nc for tair to g cd: ex
ira sc. Mich cows steu,y and firm ut $20@S60 %
hean Veal calves in fair supply and prices steady
at 5A &C., according To age. weight. ana quality.
HOgs.-H. ceip.s fur the weak, 1901 head; ship
ment:, 2.24U head There has been an active de-
nand all The wrtk TO The extent of the supply) on
both butchers aud shippers account. with prices
ruitg firm nj s'rong and gradually adya' cling
sales # eXtIa heavy were made to- day At 10 o,
but this Is IN extreme. Common sell n 7@S7sc.
fair and good medium grades at 74h0SEc., o nd
good 10 choice butcher qualities at GAG &c. With
out arrivals should become moro " eral we look
for goud prices 70 be nautared for some few
weeks YET At leust. though butchers all bitterly
comDluia that they losing IN ,ney II the preseLt
rates. They will Improve tie first and every OPP
portunity 10 force prices down.
iMeeU.-i rival, fair and market steady at 4heD
sc, according to quality Times.
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APRIL 12.-L,un6er.-Trade was fairly active
yesterday, and prizes remained frm ut the am
nexed quotations: First and second cle,r. 1900
f55; second clear, l To Q Inch. $46ls5o; third
clear II 70 Inch. $42; third clear, inch. S36
G$3S: Aelect. l ipch, *25GS3U: wagon-box boards,
ID inch and upwards, select, stock boards,
A. $34@s3S: stock boards, Il, *26GDf2S; stock
boards. Z, Sl6 common boards. jost and srantiing,
- 10 16 feet, 81 qt$12; fencing. sl3Gs13. so;
l"ist and scantling, IS TO 80 tee., Sl2
flooring first and second clear. $3aa$4t !:
flooring. first common. rough, $30lGS3z; flooring.
first common, dressed, $31GS33; flooring, second
common, dressed $25GS2S: siding, first and second
clear, dressed, $20@$21 siding, common, dressed,
S1S.
UNDERSIGNED. 12 TO 10 feet $131s13.50;
square picket:, 81 2N$l3; fiat pickeis. : IL:
fhingies-.>awed a, per 1000, $3@$3.50.
Ldth.-S2GS2.25.
On nack.-shinglss on cars sold at the annexed
prices: or star, ~. 65A$2S0; No. ! sawed,
$l.25@Si.50. Three dollars per car 10 be added
when transferred, which charge follows tn shingles
1hickness-FiYe shingles to be TWO Inches In
Length-Sixteen inches.-Times.
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yellow. 1O4c.: cut loaf, I25c.: Porto RICO. 9Hd
an active speculative demand, and prices are stiff
9kc.: pcmcrara, 10ska1O 1ic. /; New Orleans, yjaa
Soap: Common. 5Gsc.: best washing, 11a
l1kc. toilet, 15G20c., and fancy prices: coun.
Tear: Black, 55c.6s1.-tle last prime arti.
ele;. imperial. Ill 0@S1 60; guupowder 65c. q
S1.45 for strictly choice.
Hides. Leather. DC.
Hides: Green. 5Gp6c;; dry sal,ed. 12@l4c..: dry
skins. 81 .25,a*1 so.
Lsatner sole leather, OAK, sole leather,
finish. 23a25c. y foot; Kip, 6oc.@s1 y h.: har.
b.; calfskins. French. sl.25aS22J u h.; rough
Iron, Steel, Nails, &c.
IRON American refined. Old Dominion. $40
G3c. y H.. F.: English snd American sheet 43G5kr-:
Swedes. hammered, 6AGl7c. hoon 5hfG 7Hc.: Bur.
DEEMS ns : Irsde
gar horseshoe, s5.75@ss; Tredegar mule-shoe
Steei: MAYORS cast steel. 2o@o1c. p n. English
blistered. 1870. q b.; American taistered, liz
Naiis: Old Dominion, $3.50 for standard-that
Is i-h penny other sizes extra.
Plough Cuttings: Wholesale, 5ac.; retail, 64c
Liquors, Wines, &C.
Ale: Scotch, best brands, pints, $2@s2.15.a
Rtctifed Wntskevs: Market steady with upward
tendency. Proof held at IL. 500 f1.3J.
Rye Whiskeus: Medium, sI.5u4ps2; pure old,
*2.5090S3. b and upwards.
Gin: Domestic. II .25ny2; imported, IS case.
Brdndies: Domestic, Sl.25GS2: frillt. 81 .35G
$3.50; apple. new. S2Gs2 so nsach. SIS.
Run: New EneIanH, sl.65gFl.s5; Jamaica
and Santa Cruz, $4GS6.
Licorice:
Licoricc Paste.-J. g. i Co., Gle; r. R., 23c.;
A. y. e.. 23c.:H. i Co. BIC: + s., Csc; Anchor,
27c.; A. g. u, 26c.; q. Il, 2Sc.
Lumber, Slaves, Etc:
Lumber White oak. fl Gl14.5O % l 900: West
ERR Virginia poplar Fl UGS1 q 600; white pine,
f35IS76 n 900. Yellow nine boards. S10@tli;
toist. sl2MSlS, according TO lengths. shingles
i,eOO.
-Whiskey-barrcl timber. green. RlSG2O
% 1000: seasoned. S20Ns25 u 1000. Flour
barrel timber. seu&7 SO p 1000. Flour barrel
poles, s7MsS: hogshead hoops, no demand; hick-
Rope; Manila, pest, 2s925c.; sisal, 22c. u n;
RaQs.GMixed cotton. &c.. white, 4@oc.; wool.
Powder, Shot. Etc.
Fuse: Toys mining 80, soc. as1.25 r. 100 feet
Polcder: 1915 by the nve kegs-less than nv.
kegs, 1925; blasting. S3:50q1S4:
Shot: Northern, 50 25 u oas Of 25 lbs.
Grtndstonss: 2@2]4t. u n.
Seeds.
Clorer: 1907 S.25 y bushel
Timothy: 81. so p bushel.
Orchurd Grass: s3.50@375 q b;ishel.
Mill-Feea.
Shipstuf: SOC. "a busllel.
Br0WnStuf: 30a35c. u busne
Shorts: 25c. ~ bushel.
Wheat Bran: 2O@25c. % busheL
CVTn Brun: 1920. % busheL
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a sEe ~ &
ee,pt nave b'en put upon the market and forced !;
aeioW'r Prices. For American pig tacr- mas re-
a1Li,hed fui aud nominal market: Email Iols have
SSutaag.u hints on the basis OF late Transactions
r nsre y. 70 special urgency 10 sell quote az
,oums. f3.ou Tor Glen garnGc. 80 G0f3s for COLT
nnS nominal for LangIoap. carnbroe. summer'ee,
u',n ~. oartscherr'e: Egno on VI s32.5O@S34.
s s1mesiss1 pig is quoted a, 1913 for No. i.
Sl su ~ d9r NO and s25@t26 for forge.
nc Se~ rsns ~ 500 gold, for English. and f5UGa55
I1r American. Ula rails nomiraily s29a.35 5ot I,
Wroaem n,,d scrap at s34 50ai35. Refined Bar
store prices are: Bar. SweoIes. ordinary DIE AZ
81 sl3o eaa bar, sTsdss, plough sizes. sl45:
to 9 inches by X 10 inch, SOS: bar, refiaea. II
10 9 BY ! al and t.l8 inch, go; bar, refined.
2Ag2K to skg4 inehes, s72.5oass7.5r;
sS2. 60GQt92.50; band, to 8 inches by
3-1s to 30. ~. $50: horseshoe, sos;
rods, S@3-1 8 inch, S67 606sS12O; hoop, 4 by 40.
az TO and ~ by IS and l 4, 1877 50as135: nall
rod, per pound, 7Gsc; sheet, Russia, to sssort-
ment, 14h915c., gold sheet. Singles. doubles, and
,rehes, common, 44@5c.; sheet. doubles and
treb'es, 5@51c.; sheer, galvanized first and second
quslity. list, 20@35 per cent. discount-JournatQ
pUiT
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NEW YORK WOOL MARKET.

APRIL 49, Wool-The market hire has shown
vcry little life since our last report, but The lew
s,las have indicated steadier range or prcrs tnan
current few days since. There Is not much desire
IN nre. bu .iuess on the better grades OF nesceS,
which are now in small Stock That there Will pro-
of Tie new clip. California grades have sold tr,ne
armer, In sympathy With the repor: from the SNIP
ping points. here Is no movement Of importance
In foreign stock; prices OF most dc icripnoHs, now.
ever, are quite steaui'r held. The most important
feature To note In conneclon with the mar ae ~ ID
the ne WIS from san Francisco of the opening raies
ON the new clip there which indicates prices iuiiY
two cents higher Than had oeen generally cleo.
with considerable business In progress, Thus iar
fully 100000 b.. had been bought up Tor
shipment 10 The New York and Boston mar
ND TO 25c. for choice, the parcels taken chk d y
ranriug from 22GS25c., which would make the cSs!
laid down here 32l35c. The baik OF the CLIP VIII
be of short staple. he transartiols In tns Se"
York mai ket for the last thr'e DAYS nave Ntn D,
nOO H.. Xxx Ohio feeees. &c.; 1000 ID. medium
scousee o. &c, S, SOc.: 100 uIes spring Calforala
on private teens; As bales fall California, Jug
ri c. GO bags extra pulled, 90 bags comoius ruitd
on piiyaie terms; 1000 lbs. Tex'S, 35c.; OUo
fs Monevidco ON private terms; 2.OO9 IDS. sprlhS
california, 22ac.; 10 bales MonteSideo sheep-
skins, 29c. r,,o,.,, eaa
bales entered value. S3i,244: Belgium, 10 ba'es,
entered value, s3.4S5; Dutch FAST lhdcs, pais'
entered value, see: Brazil 10 bses ehiersa sai'
ue IS a5S; Africa, $50 oales, entered iaiae' fou''
a03: Mexico, /. tale, catered value ls;.
nectipts for The week ldoInesilcJ, 2oo oa,es re-
cetpts from January idoinestc). BASS Eiess re-
ceiIts same line last year DOMESTIC, ll,ouo bhes
Journal " Commerce.
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Louisiana.

New ORLEANS, April 15.-The report OF
the Committee on Elections embodying the
term Of the award was adopted in the House
by vote Of 80 10 10.
Most of the members displaced made
speeches intimating their acquIesceDce.
Mr.. poindeXter, Of Assumption, one of
the colored mem bers ousted by the award.
said he had the satisfaction in giving up his
seat to know that bis old master, vino had
always been just and kind, would take it.
This was an honor which did not occur every
day.
The joint resolution recognizing the kel-
logg government and pledging the members
to support The efforts of the Governor in
the reform and good government was adopt
ed by the House-a1es. SO; noes, 10.
Second Dispatch.
New ORLEANS. April 15.-Tbe Committee
on Privileges and Elections, after reciting
the preamble and resolutions referred to
them, as telegraphed last night, report that,
having considered the same, they are OF
opinion and report that the said K. r. Beas
ley, EFF. II. Dueas, Joseph Bovce, j. S.
Scales. Charles Scbuller. q. w. stafford, K.
A. McCelum. w. 81. Keys, and George A.
Kelley, are entitled to the seats in the House
by them respectively claimed from their re-
spective parishes, and that the members now
occupying seats in the House-namely,
Joseph Connought, William Crawford,
John Delaney, of Rspides; George Drury
and r. Poindexter, OF Assumption; j. J.
johnson and E. E. Tyler. OF DeSoto; j. Ma.
RE and +. r. Wright, Of Terre Boune; and
Winfield Flood, Of Jackson-are not entitled
to the seats nov held by them.
After the reading of the report Mr.. Drury,
one Of the unseated, made an explanation
that he desired to be placed on record as
coEcurring in the decision Of the Congress
>ional Committee, for the sake Of peace and
harmony, and expressed hope that the adj.
justment would be carried out in good faith.
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Livestock Markets.
NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET

APRIL ] g. Beeres.-So fresh offerings and no
trare In herf cattle 10 sneak of. here was fair
supply of beef sides 10 Washington Market. but Il
rather slow trade ~ 99l1Hc. u b. The snow
storm was unfavorable 10 cut Of-door business.
Cdires.-Veal Calves coming In freely inst
now. The arrivals to-day were 455 head chiefly
poor to good G1Ilk. fed veals The demand was fair
for both live and dressed calves. and prices were
sustained. Poor cllves, bu,termilk- fed. were sold
at 6GJ5c. n D.. common 10 prime mk-fe1 calves
al 6al &C., with 4 few of the best at l0lzc. Among
the sales were 9 state veais, 143 D. average. ut
l0c. " SO Bucks county YEATS y fbs. average.
at 10@l0hc. q D.: ~ Mount Holly calves. 200
ts. average, at 10c.; II Jersey calves. 1870 bs..
Ct Ct DC; Jersey calves l4o Bs., AT 9Yc;; 10
sylvani4 calves. 110@13O fbs al 7G9c
Sheep 0nd Ldmbs-h ecepts were cars, or
1850 head. The demand was fair. ana The mar
ket was steady at 5sQl64c. q b. for common to
prime clipped sheep. aun 64sD7ac for common to
prime unsnorn NO extra lots shown; Among the
sales were 90 Clipped ONTO sheep. 90 d.. rage,
at SIC: y h.: 100 clipped Ohio sheep, 90 bs.. at
&C.: 100 clipped OHIO sheep, 108 Ds.. at exc:
tbio sheen, rs D., at 55r.: 2t3 upshorn hio
sheep, n h'., at &C.; ana lS5 state do, l0l Bs
at nc
!Stoine.-Receints to-day we're 13 cars or l, 765
head None on sale alive. Ciy-iressed hogs were
dull and easier at 10SG101.c. a. b-Journat Of
Commerce.. u.