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Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1875-02-11

FTNHIS paper Is printed with ink furnished nv
C6ar,ss Ensa JShnson Co 500 So. 10Th ct.
sale In 10 and 20 d caus by SOUTH ERN NEWS
PAPER UNION, Nashville, Tom,
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1875-02-11

&OS pEls DAY commission or ESQ week
eoLsI salary. nnd nxpeusra. We onar II and will
| pawn Appiv un~ q SVeht,er q 90. MnrIon q
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1875-02-11

Sea, 32B 90 O day Is guaranteed usiny our
SseH Auger and Drills I'M good territory.
Highest testimonials from the Governors Of
Tanted. Two wells 90 foot deep can be bored;
IN ono day. and one well win furnish water
eu1nctent for 100 head OF cattle. SpIandid
work for winter aa we'll as GUNNER Descrir1.
Rye catalogue free. County rights for sale
Addresst JILL WELL AUGER Coz SC. Louis, Aio.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-12-17

Constitution for his action, and hn could give no
answer. when aeked why he would interfere
with Louisiana or Mississippi any more than he
would with New Jersey or Now York. he ar
swera, I'VE have the rirht to deal with those
Southern S.ate4." Ia thc Senators own state
Of Indiana there had been great change Ia tho
pOpular vote recently.
Mr.. Mon. ou-Y's. Aud thcre ght he change
In the Popular vote IN Sir. ByaFd's state loelt-
rcd
Mr.. Bavard Yes. eir. nut If nv ncoplo OK
pr,-s their MI AGAINST me at the ballot box.
will u1f come here 10 ash the S'n7fe intcvnlI-
uonizc nav country. tApplau e in the Y .ilori n
Mr.. Gurlon Dcu., GID aid he urosc ~ c1r-
rect tu snwe extent some Of tho Impressions
anout Ni5si-sirpi. whtrn the Senator from iu-
Diana received from u"wsp1ueri. hut ms hf
could not catch al the mt r said. lac would
Ike the dc1ate to 30 over until ho could read
his remarks.
Mr.. Mitchell Uicp, Orcgo1) submitted the fDl.
lowing, which was agreed to:
hesoirc' That the President be- requested TO fur len
the Serac not tucOmpatib with the puD ic service,
with stelnent OF t.e nuinoer Of military -s
years. together win the date Of each charge on winch
the arrest m each c.sc wa ma IL. the OF the
persons arrcs'd. and the perod Of imprisonment ot
~ HAT fiufy before tr " before SURRENDER
10 the VII authorities for trial.
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1ao s IsS s' n sS.}c va, 5aS9 md in
d'iuhcni tat. - ton ot tho ttrnoera rnet's
ry n any. s n1 er IN ~. s scso ot d %cn D'n
no "a- legally convicted OF murder IN the orst degree
ynie" Barrett refused to grant a STAY.
We .tft Nctcn and Curtis next made IN m ..Ii-
,h'.h l"r WaN h"i"rc jude nuuohu,. and he
~ tt"l 10. viii, WIZ Of err r.cn 'r. EoIsh's
s',i hry "H % il0, that Hc p d
NOR Iehl examined tlr ps.ni sod. and tuat
ho ecu. i1' ed them tucn as .urht To- ue las-o.l
,'n w he Court o. Aur u lgcc .i h.s
u wiIi tt'v IT, hHi re that t'ihu'.i BOO Is more
frnl uar u.tvu a tili Of -xc.p. ious.
1i' LAST Nfoitr os rNp1u.
i.' ,'. ,nf l. uiad Judge uonoini. .
.tuT 90 L. FOO. aud " lice u.s. a.tercr t,rNol
read " IS hat = ~" inquired Dolan. Road
TOOK iho ..r.r anq opcned il. Tue great scal
,itutttrd ilu. lie read. 81, Cuurcs Dono-
hue. do grant astay OF preceding and writ II
yngr "a the case % The People AIT. john
uolan could re d no further. re thanked
God ana Wm. a. Beach. the man who wi,hout
f"m, on-aiion nsc pirIded for hia ifc. How
can thank nm. what eau DO Goi dtn, for his
Mudrc-s | thank JBdgc Donuhuc. Thank
"r ii-ach loan, G. d. an poor. and cannot
f. fntm money, rut can bless them all my
W ton wi h me- wife and sister. sat a; tho
end ~ the hll last night.
NJ sls o'clock Iuty 81 colorcd tcr.on. rsth-
or'd 10 sing and pray with the ur suucrs Eilia
utAicd earnestly for pato on and that the Angels
Low. lie rrNed for his father $50 flf away"
ard his sister.
II desired 10 he buried Nv his mother aud
efgcd sheriff Cummings to keep hi body out
90 ne surgeons hands. The Suer'n plom-ed to
contribute TO defrav the ex lenses Of decent
hatIal Iih' Wclf { times, and wished has
iaN or was there to take care OF his bodv.
nDh. want 60 ho cat w co. Fg.tcr was" hp 3 i'd,
mr. have ms body abused after am dead"
Thompson sail he had no friends to cure for
TIN. aud seemed discnnsoiItc. lie thought 10
hard To Law al nc blame on hin.
ti fol airfr ltn sft.t
&c inst CAN'T. Mcdonald when under the gtl-
lows. He supuos d he must Swing" lie
would not commit suicide II they banged hun
dozen times"
The prisoners hung over the railing - the
galleries 60 hear the SINGING anu the words 81
INC ut,achct. the Rev Thomas 4. n wa. The
little vet kitten ~ Murdercrs Row jumped 40
uV tiliss side as he knelt 10 pray. Fathers
larry aud Duranquet niustered To the COM
Tort o. Weston gnd Thompson. Mass is TO DO
SAID this morEirg.
Ine Tomhs ,s t. be surrounded hv policemen
during the b nring, and only PERSONS api ONT u
as fccial deputies ty the sheriff are to bc adj
mitted.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-12-17
TURF DIsPTTEs.
The Proceedings In Nestcrday's Session of
the Board of 4 Appeals.

At tho meeting OF tho Board Of Appeals Of the
haa,. $50 IrottinE Association, yesterday, Col. woocy
ga the oh4lr tls following case were decided; Chas.
Green aganst Cleveland Drivng Pirs the board give
the nst prize, 81 90, to Grafton Lucille Golddust The
mare driven by Green. getting second prize, 81 $50.
James Dufray against Recnc Driving Association, y.
\ application for removal Of suspension Of him
and the 8. 8. Ben Smith. snd tn g. m. Ressie
formerly ~le"pY MARY thc board rclnstntcd
both horses and Will cous ier Mr. Dugrays cIse.
MoAt@Omey County Agricultural ocietg. y lltemarsh.
Pa. vs. william Robert, Lima, y. Y. and the chestnut
sclnng Mcdaniel. aud the bay gel ding ltchlrd; app
cation Tor decision respecting alleged audulrn cu-
tes The BOARD ordeted taat As fraui as lnteadei.
the money should revert 10 The next lcritifnae
try; an Il IS ordered that william Robert De expelled
Aldel Goldtnth blooming Groove, ~ Y. Syrsc lsc
DRIVING laTN appeal from tAc decision OF tue Judges
OF race. Mr. Dckcrson secretary OF the Par. sl0.
mtcl all WIS OF the Judges, Cndclvorins to snow That
TIE mare sister was pulled In the 23s They
offered she aOsurd def nee tiat could have IL
She was lame. Mr. G1dsmlth said that sister was a
Young mare and Tat was her fourth The board
decided that the race must De trottel over. from the
turtn heat between the lst Of June and the lGh Of
Ju ), 1879.
Mr. Powers, Pres dent OF the Springfield Park Associ.
alton visited New YORK yesterday and WAS heartily
ccgci by t4e members VI the ejGrd and all tue other
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-12-17
CHEAP RjvSPORrfrTON.
Projects for Water Routes mud Rail Rontcs
TO he Pressed anon Courrers

CH1CACo, Dee. lG-Thc American Asso-
citation of TRANSPORTATION ami Commerce met
this morning. aud various resolutions were pre-
scented and referred to the CImmi tee on Iiusi-
ness.
L.G. Wilcox ~ lllinoia introduced resolutions
deproc ting the practice ~ railroad conn MICS
OF char-ing low through tea aud cxorbtt. mt
local raiea A. unjust discrimination and illpgl .
and that freight rates should he IN proportion TO
tho laptr performcd and the cauital invested.
ana tlht ala rent cDursc viii 3D. re-. iprCca ly
tuv ntaIcols 20 bon parties concerned.
waite Ialcott offered a rcqolutin rcrom-
mcndtnR that Congress he pctittuned to provide
t0r preliminary survey for water route 10
gan 70 u he Eric via the Knlamazno river to the
Detruit river. or ny u more sOuthrriv route >
Lax Erie at Toledo.
MT. Shaw Of Illinois introduced n rcs oiut ion
1avnring water transportation. and dcrl ring
uulrlendJ legislation against railways un.
necessary.
Mr.. Hornish ~ Iowa presented rcsolutIo,
that IN order To meet the cOndition of the larg-
est existing commerce between the 20 board
and centres Of population, the Government
should all In the Construction of tho fnttv iirst
ana subject TO civil control. and that n commit
tee OF seven be appointed by the CHAIR to req
resent THIS subject To Congress
The standing Committee on Canals reported
that large appropriations werc made last
wear for the construction Of important canals.
ana recommend Increased efforts OF the mem
bers 10 secure Government sill also that tie
Improvement Of the Hennepin Canal bo UNDER
taken at once by the Governments, and that tie
1T te OF New York be earnestly requested to
complete q canal. Of the capacity of the Wellsni
Cdna, from Oswero to the Hudson river. and
that committee Of FIVE DO anpOintcd to present
these recommendations to Congress and to
Legislatures oi the State Of New York. 1he re.
port was accepted and referred to tue Commit
tee on RI solutions.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-12-17
An OLD ICTOR's LAST DAYS.
Maggie MitchclIs Letters Buried in Grccn-
wood Cemetery.

John G.. Carilitoh, the veteran actor,
manager aud theatrical tutor. was Inferred in
Greenwood Cemetery, yesterday. He WAS born
IN 1898, IN England. lie was the original Nazep-
pa,anl when lrst bound to the steed. In Astley's
Amphitheatre, Liverpool was only nineteen
yelrs Of age. Ho rode, passively, in the wild
race between his feet horse and the sham
wolves nightly for nearly four years. He then
came 10 America landing In Boston. In time
he became stage manager OF the old National
Theatre. In lsl5 lie was MANAGER OF the Troy
Museum. From Troy he took company TO
Cleveland and there Maggie Mitchell, under his
tut eagc, made several strong hits.
Abort eight months ago. sid M. Ntnin1
Bowers Yesterday, "a brother actor and found
MIR. Carthtch In a queer old place-just such a
III CO as you would expect u hnG FIcin In
Clothes line crossed the dueY room, and all sorts
ofrdbbish Uttered the floor and the corners.
knew that he had plenty Of money saved-hid-
den among the ira h that filed his room. hut [
set about getting rim into the Old Mans Home
In Philadelphia. reported hiS condition To the
Order Of Friendship, the act Ors' mutual aid or
gauiZ tion, embracing nearly the entire profess
sion, and Mr.. Cartitch was put Into the Home.
Maggie MItchell deserves whatever credit Is duo
TO those who gave the Ola man peaceful home
in his latter DAYS. lie bought a lot near that Of
the Order Of Friendship. In Greenwood Gene
terry, and tombstone, which ho had properly
Inscribed, excepting the date Of his death. In
tnc-e several outliys. believe, nc was aided L y
81 'care Mitchell"
II ~ said tina Mr.. CIR litch'4 last reques; was
that VI ieGie Mi,chell's letters 10 him should be
buried with MIN, AVID that his last uttcrdnce WAS
prayer tor her woii IRE.
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BRADSHAW -HT'Rl On Dec IS. et tho re-. idenre OF
Ne hiiles father, ty HE Roy Eeuilmin Mrf.l Wuui
4. bradshaw q $40 klv1. ny To kiuc q. urt, ugh
frost .lOpNN ~ o. Tnesda,. Dec. ~. ~ resi-
dcncc o. the rides parents, hY the Rev. lutU- W,
BILcroi!, Harry l. frost @ Mary ". Io-uaA, ,.., Of
GILES W NLKEE.-on Wednesday. Dec. IS. 1877. =
TRINITY chapel, uy the Rev. nr. NcAiistcr Stc1hr W.
llizah h, y. j.
MAl&s-YATMhN.-In NcwarS, on wedncs !,y nee.
g. at mo icsldcuc Of TIA lmas Wu'f, UYtne Rev ~
snltn. A Reeves Mains TO jennie II. YRiman, . Of
PUTNAM JESKfNs. In Brookiyn Orc - p tho
residence Of tho bridrs parents, by TIE itcv n Cd
ward Wall y Dtvercux PgtnHiu to Kate 4 u scr Of
Charles Jeakln,; + q al Of Br9okyn
WRIGHT TITUS On rucad ~, Dec. H. 1s- - no
residence OF the brides nunt hy the z : 4 n iuay,
william A. Wright Of Bronklvn To- Jennie mus xh
ter OF Jonathan Titus % Pou; akec2sle. No card
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-12-17
THE Posr-GIBsON SHOOTING.


: jealous Husbands Charge Against "A New
bnrgh Bank President.
NEwBURGH, Dec. 1G.-'rhe trial of Robert
Gibson, who was indicted for an attompt TO kin
Alfred Post, president Of one Of the national
banks of this city, by shooting at him on the
street IN August last, was concluded at Goshen,
In the Court Of Sessions, to-day. The jury, after
three hours OF deilberation, found a verdict Of
guilty Of assault with nrearms, with intent to
do bodily HARM the sentence WIS deferred
until tomorrow. Gibson declares that there has
been Improper Intimacy between his wife and
Post; but he is believed T. he suffering from
mouomania. The shooting wa sequence to a
threatening letter which the prisoner scat To Mr..
Pos. Mrs. Gibson has twice been separated
from her husband, alleging cruelty as the cause
Before her marriage She was employed as a
sean stress In Posts mily. and vas also given
work ny them during her separation from her
husband, rms iS the supposed rinsc Of Gib-un's
jealous line udlculOua nature Of the prson-
,r's cnaIges against Mr. Post IS SHOWN by a letter
Which he addressed To Mrs. Post, which was
read Ia evidence at the trial. charging ner with
cpnphcitv with her husband IN alternating his
WiieH affections from Alm. Gibson WuF foreman
OF opalrs ia the Newhursh Water Works.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-12-17
MISS n.ITn4W4Y,S suIcIDE.
The Touching Letter she Wrote TO her Father
just Before her Death.


just Before her Death.
Coroner Simms held an inquest, yester-
day, over the body Of Ellen Hathaway, who
committed suicide on "Wednesday night at 90
Cranberry street, Brooklyn. 1t was evident that
she took her life IN ct Of dependency. brought
on by the obstacles that prevented her joining
her father in Europe, from whom she had long
been senerated and such was the ilrys YER
uics. The pistol was small one barrelled
weapon that her brother had purch ased, aud
that -he d taken from him several days be-
tore her death. Tho following letter IN answer
t. the one she received from her father saving
that she could not join him. was found In her
Room
pEAE PARA Your 'eiter receive ninetuilly on tho
iin. to-day only write these tow lines ihlt YOU
will Lot be uneasy ABOUT me or tco IN trIunled
lllg NefOrc You receive ths VIII whore
no more troubles or care'. with my last bra h pray
GOD u uloss you. am sorry TAT You cou Il Tor one
moment ihink ! would IN Any WAY el din-cr your
sa"iy love You too woll tor That VITA love. ever
your own daughter, ELLA.
on the inside PAGE, which was parti-lly torn
away, was the following;
II Sal - docs not want n's rnr would i<c 10 have IL
left ~ Give hlin MY Bible und letter for Mf sr m.
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Transactions yesterday at the TX hinge com
pilsed foreclosure sales by T.. a. Lawrence Co., one
thrccsiory brick house, with lot, soIts oN2uN 49,
east side Washington street 80 feet south Of Bcfhuua
street $500 also one thrrr-st0rY nrck house 10
thirteen ycers lease az lot 2NS}, west sihc ot HuG
street" SJll feet north OF Barrow street to pand for
SRuNO
hy Vim krnnciy, two lots each @hNlOllO. one on
north side of lid tttrc, ihe Uter auIulun nHusU
.ear on .uu'htlie l2ith street, 800 rtrh
avenue tAuOui also adjourned sale VI house Aiu pf.
Dec. 20.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-12-17
LATEST rnoM rnr Strings BANKS
Tue German Ip-rJwn In-iiintiOu- FOrgcrics
on the Third Avenue Bank.

Tue German tp- Town Institution FOrgcrics
on the Third Avenue Bank.
No warrants have been issued for tho
arrest TOT Christian Schwartz. former President.
or Schlfaer, former Secretary, OF the German
Uptown Savings Bank. Several OF the largest
depositors have engaged counsel. and papers for
criminal proceedings are prepared, and aw.it
the action Of the dcpositors' meeting tonight.
In REGARD to the forSeries by when the Third
Avenue Back lost $500. Mr.. Hurd. the re-
cciyor. said TO SUS reporter yesterday that tho
money wa- obtained on raised checks. man
giving the name Of I. G. Conley deposi'ed In the
Third Avenue Bank for collection Sow
eral checks on the Chicouce Nationel
B,uk OF Springfield, Mass, ana the MIL
dletdwn Natr,,. ! Bank. The checks had
or nnallv been FOR small amounts such as 81 Gj
ard $4.2j. The Iurcs and writing. except the
acid., and lrger amounts substituted, The
$--Hj cue Is wa- raised to Si,3jJ, and the - ~
To 1921, aud otner checks IN pros ort ion. These
cnecks were paid by the Mercantile National
Bank, and the brgeries were not discovered
until some time after. The Third Avenue Bank
was then mpelled to pay the difference be-
tween tue original checks and the forced
amounts.
Nj Hard added that the bond Of the trustees
Tor $llj!O Is payable In 1888, on six months
Notice. some " the signers of the bond paid
up their interest until January last. He has no
cOult that the bond can be enforced.
notice was posted yesterday on tho door OF
the PEOPLES Bank To the effect that an account
ant is eng ged on the books aud will report to
the deuCsi'ors IN the early part Of next week.
Ben ut is advertised to DO held to-day at . L. NJ.
IL q rmatllu Hall.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-12-17
worce-ter's Fugitive Forser.

WORCESTER, Dec. l6.-Lucus W. Pond, tho
alleged bankrupt forger. ,ched here this mornn.
charge Of Detectives CITY Marshal washburn and Lkra
ChurcAL He was Immediately taken TO the county
fail. dozen other complaints against him have been
entered 10 enable tue Centra District Court authorities
% render the amount OH bail large as not to be
ohfainable.
Pond, who disappeared from sound steamer In octo.
Der lat. was Tor time thOuzht to have committed
between Csnala ana northern McniIan until roy. l..
when Dee irit for California, with the iutcuon Of sailing
~ Ausir4NH lie nad heen IN san .Ci-,u nat three
DAYS, and was Na the sliling ~ the steamer wien
he was arrested. lie returns pfnteut depressed,
but claims he Is not bad he has been represented
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-12-17
Reports ofOpcrations from the Omciai Organ
of the Cuban Republic.

From extracts from the last BOlctin dc la
Guerra, the Official organ Of the Cuban Republic,
published at the seat Of Government In CANA
guey. We learn details Of the war In the villas
department, which have not been recorded In
the Spanish papers Of Havana.
One despatch dated Sept. 20, from Gen. Maxi
mo Gomez, who commands the nberatine
army In the villas department, and which con-
denses the reports Of his suDaterns, Is par
ticularly interesting, as proving b, the daily
encounters of hts forces with those Of the enemy
and by tho lncessant activity OF the Cubnns ali
over the district, the zeal ana determination
which for seven years have distinguished these
gallant patriots.
The despatch referred to Is dated Third
Army Corps, Headquaricrs at lbs Hoyas," aud
j. addressed 10 the Secretary OF War, ana from
IL we extract the following Items:
Action at Jteotea sept. n result : Span
iards Killed. Of whom vas an officer horses
and ! rifles captured. Cuban loss, 2 horses
Killed spanish force Of about 81 infantry and
cavalry completely routed"
On Sept. 5, Lieut..Col. Francisco Carrilo with
Infantry under the immediate command OF
Major William Humphrey, attacked the town OF
buena Vista. lie took possession. under toe
ire from the fort, Of several provision stores
and captured three horses. Casualties, two
slightly wounded.
tackled the village Of Niana. sacking IL and cap
turing rich booty under very heavy fire from
the entertainments. lie captured - machetes,
20 horses with their saddles and Announcements.
aeon. iderable amount Of ammunition aud cash,
,ud destroyed over a league Of the cultivated
~.
Three Spanisrds came in OF whom one armed.
Same day, soldier, Andres Fernandez Banco.
on commission for the service. brought In nine
slaves who had surrendered to him, and who
were taken into the lines.
Col. Gabriel Gonzalez reports to Gen Gomez:
sept. T. Lieut., n Palacias with forces killed
one guerrilla AT Chambas.
Sept. q. Lieut.-Cul. LUIS Marejorl with n sec
ton OF cayalry. attacked Spanish column ia
the township " Los PeTos, killing several. No
loss to our forces.
Same day, Lieut.. Joaquin Armanzi went In
pursuit ~ same column, but could not find IL.
The following persons from the enemy's lines
have surrendered TO our authorities One correct
OF tue regiment Of Alcantara. four mo united and
armed euetrillas from Neiva, two armed militia.
and other countrymen and Spaniards many with
arms aud ammunition.
Tho resume OF the whole report Of Gen. Gomez.
which contains no less than eishiy-two different
reports from his subalterns fouts up: Enemy
KILLED, is, besides over 20 wounded capt lred,
liS horses, 81 Remington rifles, ,iOJ cartridges
estates burned, o, As follows:
Sept a-Guama in Cicnfucgos Jurisdictions
SEPT. ~ M.nnc', IA tleniu"vos Juris fiction.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-12-17

Auditor Thnycr charged with Purchasing
Canal Certificates at n Discount.


ALBANY. Dec. 16.-At meeting of the
Commissioners Of tho Canal Fund to-day. tho
Canal Fraud Investigating Commission present.
ed charges against Mr.. Thaver, Auditor OF tho
Canal Department, alleging that he has been en-
gagged in purchasing canal certificates at dis
count OF ten per cent, aud that he had pur-
chased such certificates to the amount Of $780,
90. These charges Auditor Thayer denied IN
toto, and said that last Monday aftcr being con-
fined by sickness for five weeks to his residence,
he addressed letter to the commission, stating
that he understood they were taking evidence
In relation 20 the purchase Of these certificates,
and he desired to appear before them aud eX-
plain his connection with the matter. 1ney re-
piled that when they wanted him they would let
him know. but they had never given him tho
opportunity to appear.
The Commissioners Of the Canal Fund, after
listening to this statement from the Auditor, ON
motion Of Leut.-Gov. DOrsheimer referred tho
SUBJECT back to the commission, with the un-
Outstanding that Auditor Thayer shall have a
hearing before them.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-12-17
Tive ~ieck MnrAet.

Nrw YOpK. Thursday. Dec. 10. -Reccips OF
nc VS. ~ d9y were ~ car 4, is or 0s7 hcn', d. ing
fN1 tlucr MONDAY, ir4' CON Tor the same i iaet
woes tX'ra anu rreulium strerq Wcr, frtr. ~ al
good prices. or 40 iar n to dress bsOsGh NJ. The
gross CIV nut Tor ufcrinr and ordinary uuanfl. the
mnrkc. was du weak. and depressed, VIII Z .ced
tilfs ~ lower prices than any preNiUus Il. j. n
week past. Common s'r civ tsime M ~ ',,r,rs
ttnrcl from 3iec. y - to d,-s h5 Tho gross, VI
NJ 70 l-A,r 10 dress - De RI and fame, &C. o. M
lsc ~ l.pFc. 20 dress bS MS with few psir- I de-
70 HrrTa 59th rs. mi steer tInt weighed 2fu "a
~ ibc.. tptr ~ ns ur mary TO fair Texa. ul al
hisaS4fc. v b.. To drtss 90, 80 ns
X c'pts 81 sheen and lamb. were rs car lnl o. or
1901 he d. making II sos since Monday. aga'nI Gi5
Tor the same tine last " 81. Among the on ilgs
we're a number OF CIR loads Of premium Cnr. i,naa
sheep Frees toucncd tn hishc- marx OF the ,caaOn,
mt tho feeling wa trifc weak toward tn Sc
common To extra sheen tanccl from 5st5ss.. d, o.;
christmas sheep sold at ~ sac. n. iaIr e. .ra
lambs AT 5taSssc. N.
X ecints o. hogs wcrc 80 car ioads. or 4. DC al,
mixing 526 suce Monday, against i2dGs for On, ssmo
time last week Tue MARI ct has been improyinr a
couple Of days. None offered alive today ni' o. car
I0id OF fair ONO cprn-i"d hO.r, l5i n. .sc'.ge
changed hand, ally, 'gittrley at s9sc. v 70. 1itT
dressed hogs closed weaker At % g3sc.