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TO THE UNFORTUNATE!
NEW EEMED1ES :
NEW REMEDIES :
DIR. GIBBONS DISPENSARY
623 kearny Street

san Francisco Established in 1854, for the
treatment Of Sexual and Seminal Disc asses such
rs Gonorrhea elect. Structure, S!phllls in I'll
its forms, Seminal Weakness, Imrott ncy, etc:
Skin diseases of years standing and Jlcers:ed
Les succe sSfIIlly treated.
Horrible Diseases.
How many thousands Of persons, both Male
and f'niale, are there WHO are suffering out
mise rahle existence frCrn til. effects OF secret
oulgences, Ac-n4 -irus absorbed into the sys-
ten! Lock at tIrIr lall-2 ,Iiac-::esi and DIS
figured faces and their broken-down constltn-
lions. disQuslifviGg The III for the happiness a
marriage or the enjoyment OF life. In this
horrid situation thousands suffer until death
closes the scere. LIT parents. guardians.
fIien6s. stt.rd 70 those who sUfft ring with
any of these horrible. lifc-destrUying r1a1aGies
see that they cared FOR ard cured before u
h. too late. SeId them Immediately to FR.
GIBBON. a physician who has made private
diseases his especial study for years, ana who is
certain 10 cure the most inveterate case, without
mercIry or any injurious drugs
Seminal Weakness.
S. nliIia En- issions. the consequence of self
abuse This solitary vice. or depraved sexual
Indulgence il pIacticed by the youth of both
sexes to al almost unlimited extent. producing
with nnerrilg certainty, the following train Of
morbid syn Iturns, unless comtatsd by sc;enti-
II" medical measures, viz: Sallow counten-
anCe. dark spots under the eyes. psin i'll the
h, a riu gInr III the rHrs noise like the rustliug
Of l-avos snd rattling of char.oIs. unessiness
about the loins. weakness OF the limbs. confu-
tlil1ttd Int iIttt, loss
diti.dence IN approaching strsD gers. dislike TO
form new acquaintaLees. dIspt%ition to sbuD
society. loss Of memory. hectic fushes, pipples
and various 'ruptions Gbont the faces, furred
tongue, fetid breath, coughs. consumption,
night swests rrononsna aHd frequent insanity.
II relief he not obtaired. should apply imme-
diattly either IN person or 10y litter. and have .
cure Effected by his new and scientific mode Of
treating this disease. which never fails Of #.
f,ctIug quick aid radical cure.
CURED AT HOME.
P'reors at distance may be CURED AT
HOME. t.y addressing & ltttyrto DIR. GIBBoN
stating case. symptoms, length OF time the dis
ease has continued, and hay. -, tioiIe rCn.pt-
~ rorW ar'ltG. fgCe from uaInsso and curiosity,
IL Sly lsrt II tie country, with full and plain
directions. BY Inserting Ten Dollars cCIr, in
registered lttter. through the Postottce CT
through Wells. Fargo X Co; aC kage of fIedi-
cine VIII h I, arti,d I" aLy part OF the Union.
Corr spund, ITS will lea-r iufaTm DR. 6ibb,n
that they =, - lis atiyt -tIi.. in TIE sFFEAL
Address DIR. J. r. GIERON
1A'3-lv Box 1851. san Francisco.
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CONSOLIDATED SILVER

81 Mining Company Location Of principal
IIace Of business san Fran else ,. California
Location ci Works. aurora. sm ialda equity,
State OF NeI ada.-Eotice.- I. ,Ie is delinquent
upon the following described stock, on account
of assessment No. y levied on the sixteenth
day Of pecem Der. 1874. the several amounts 81,
opposite the names of the respective sharehold-
f.Il
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NOTICE..

VUlHE BUSINESS ARRANG EMENT
heretofore existing netv EN- GEO. T.
DAVIS JOIN (. fRIENAS. (Da7is Free
man End ". T.. buck DAS Is, was terminated
by II utual gree meDt on the LIT day OF Deem
ber 1874. Geo. L. Davis End John L. Freeman
have 10 longer any interest IN the Summit
Store. tie 6itntlook S:ore and ratoe City
Store, nor will they I've responsible for any debts
contracted siI &c Iectmb.r lst. 1874 All sums
due ur TO become due at said stores fer sood>,
mere h, disc or personal property sold. services
re, dered or labor performed Irior 10 December
LIST. A u. 1874. belong to Geo T. Davis and
John F Fr.tlaau and are payable to GEORGE
GILL son. Receiver Ior U2,is& Freeman
- GEO T. DAVIS.
JNU. F. FREEMAN
". T buck" DAVIS.
GIO. gibson.
Receiver for Davis L Freeman.
Carson City, Nevada. January Il, 40.
jaZ2-lm
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE.
Pancake Coal Company.

OCATI0N OF WORKS. WHITE
IL Pine county, State Of Nevada.-Notiee Is
htr.hy given II at at a meeting Of the Foafd OF
Trustees of Pancake Coal Company held on
this second day of February. A. d, 1878. sn as
easement. \" 4. of ten rUi cents per share. IN
the gold coins Of the United States, was levis
upon each and every share Of tire capital stock
Of the CO Ioratior. ia, able immediately e the
Secretary at once Of the Company. with Ellis
hing III Carson City. Nevada, Sd d assessment
to he PAD On II feft re the
9Th day of March A. D. 1875.
ANY stoc kbolt,er making default in payment of
said assessn tut as above required upon the
shares held ly him will be delinquent apd
said shares VIII lie advertised for sale al pubic
aucticn. ard Huless the required payment
thereon is INSIDE on or before the
9th day of April. A. D. 1873,
So mary such sLarts he sold at said last
date as VIII ne necessary to- the payment o.
tie assessment up' u all shares held 10y such
sbar, h. ld,r together with cost Of Advertise ne Mt
and eNrens.s OF sale.
Carson City, Nevada. February >. 1875.
SAN l. HING.
fe9-Iw Secretary
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1875-04-11

Rendering of paper impervious to moist
ure is now made practicable by means OF a
process which has recently been discovered
by n German chemist. He states that it is
sufficient to immense the paper in an am
moniacal solution of copper, and, when the
paper is completely dried it will with diff
Guilty lOse its consisteuce, even in boiling
water. The ammouiaCal solution employ ed
is Schweetzer's liquor, obtained by treat
ing plates of pure copper with q concentra-
ted solution-sOme eighty eight per cent
of sal ammoniac while exposed to the at
mosphere. The degree of toughness and
durability characteriziBg this material and
it's value in this respect as compared with
parchment paper are not stated.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1875-04-11
The Grand Cathedral Of Kew York.
fAppleton's Journal

tAppleton's Journal
+ The main body of the Catholic Cathedrai
that for fifteen years has been slowly rising
on Fifth Avenue, is now considerably
more than half done. OF really immense
size for an American church, its white stone
walls have long risen above the range OF
buildings that surround them. But now
the body of the nave above the lower side
aisle Is about completed to the top OF It's
row Of high pointed windows. The chorch,
as is well known, is only built 80 far as Its
funds allow it to be paid for, ard in conse-
quence the work goes on slowly. But this
is the way that, in all ages, such buildings
have been made. When we reflect that this
noble binding the most impressive 10
America, is growing up mainly from the
contributions of the poor work people, the
patience and love that created the great
European cathedrals do not seem SO incred-
Ible AS far as it has gone, the whole OF
this vast editice, we believe, is OF white mar
BILE. The windows, carved, and mul!inned,
| and beautiful in their tracery as frost work,
are all fashioned of this material, and
are built IN with the walls of the church.
SO, too, with the lovely door-ways. high
and spacious as those of Europe. These
are carved to the fineness almost of ivory.
Every inch of their surface is as highly
wrought as the stone cutters mallet can do.
But they are in block several feet solid,
and form door ways fifty feet high. Ia the
inside of the cathedral the work is of the
same elaborate and costly description.
Grouped pillars of the same material ex-
tend the length of the nave. Looking at
this fair structure either in the broad sun
shine or when the moon lends it an addi-
tional mystery and beauty, it is certainly
one of the great architectural monuments
of the nineteenth century-the greatest,
we believe, of a religions character.
1t is said by many people that the time
for building great cathedra's is past. But
we are not SO sure of it. The great
churches of tue world, that may be count
ed almost on ones fingers, have been drop
ped along so slowly through the centuries
that it does not seem a very important per-
iod of time if one or more hundred years
elapse between the completion of one and
the beginning of another. Aud great
Church like the Catholic Can afford to
bide its time. For a Thousand years in
every country it has set its seal of power
by its churches, built by the work and con-
tributions of the people and the same
spirit of devotion has animated the erec-
tion of the most imposing church ed fee
in the United States.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1875-04-11

Think before you speak what you shall
speak, why you shall speak, to whom you
shall speak, about whom you are to speak,
what will come from what you may speak,
what may be the benefit from what you
may speak, and, lastly, who may be listen
ing to what you may speak. Turn your
speech seven ways, and there will never
come any harm from what You have
anOk en-.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1875-04-11
HOUSE PAINTING.

The season is at hand for Painting and Decorating
me interior, a!so the exterior OF Houses Stores
Churches or other buildings. plain or Ornamental
stHies To suit all the various tastes fashions
Inc Undersigned informs all parties in need of the
above kinds OF Painting well of Kalsomining and
IoloIihg or Pantng Walls in OIL or Fresco that at
short notice he is able to I'LL any order that he NAV he
favored with 10y w
lie furthermore wishes to Impress the minds of ali
avotlnR him With their patronage that the
ne uses are al specially selected and the very heot
QuAltS ana that the work shall in all cases he ner
formed according to contract he employing none other
For further information call ct my shop or addraa.
me per postal card JOHN ROBINSON,
House Painter-A apeoiaitr
au9 ly Corner Of johnson and BienTiiie streets.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1875-04-11

The best trusses, supporters and braces in
America or Europe are made aud fitted by a. spill.
mann, sS Baronne street.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1875-04-11
I a. HERMAN d THOS. WHITE,
PRACTICAL CILOERS,
106 CHstomh0Hse street, near Royal,
NEW ORLkAAS.

Looking Glass and Picture Frames. Plain and ornA
tai, made order. kegdIng done in the very best
sty 10. Oil Paintings restored, refined cleaned and
vanished. Having q business experience of nearly
forty in this city theS hope give
to their customer not only the superior quality
their work, but likewise in their moderate charges.
N. B.-The patronage of the trade solicited. Church
decoration and CONN.,: orders promptly e1ecuted
V
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MY NEW

JHOUR SEASONS RESTAURANT John BUSIO.
Proprietor Of this Id and tav"rIte house,
To his friends that he Ia, Teuoved No III Chartree
street. between st. LOUIS AMI CONT streets where.
with rEed PROMISES aud Increased fac Jes, he will
give the the he the markrN Affords The low
prices heretofore. Private Dining Rooms up stairs;
ALEC comoI table furnished at reasonable
Thankful for the liberal parunag" b-stOw cd upon
in the past he asks for IL continuance of the same
iavors f'.1 Gm
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Observation-Disclosures

y AND
REMOVES ALL KINDS OF BUUDNGS
An Office, lI9 Robin street
All communications should be addressed to BoT ICs
mechanics and Traders Exchange, Under ST. Charles
totitrv nruere rrnmnf' Y tended to mh9@ IS "
, 1875-02-03
GENERAL MARKETS.

AtC0If0f-Nas tc lower quotlblo at 81 .Ss91.sS.
BROOM C0EA-Tha market MA nlore 4utct. Prices
reEa!h III hitherto, ~ follows Good 10 extrs hprl
l2tel5u hrsh tint Will work ltscf into clolce url
broom, l9N0l1tc; connon to fair dp, 9ha1uc; ill-
fertor brush, aAs0e.
AuTrEts-stocks arc lighter than they have psayt-
ous1y bcen Hucc tue beginning Ut winter, aud will,
anything like actsu demand shess IL ittto rsason TO
doubt that tho market would develop mich ar1nor
tone than las characterized of late. 1n tho abs4ies
Of activity, however, the market sAowx lack of
strength. Choice to fsney tahs butes commands full
quoted prices, but other descriptions may 10 bought
ata couceas!cu. Vie maks no clangu tu our l!et III
to guol graleA, .3G99Bu; infert1r 10 comnsuu I56a
34o ctnu.tlon 10 cAGico roll 2.t427o.
ClIEEsE-Ths lrIce Ut checss srnaina nrm ut the
advance soceutly noted. Tho adyaucs will probably
taso tho ftiect TO ckuao kolae"At diminished d.
,aul, but stocks Light auA holders 10 rot seem ill.,
lTetlac, and lower grades 1t lhtlsn.
GttAl1-1ftcfa remain Htr1ly previously nuDtej.
1Aore u ataadtly gonl demand for authraefss mud
nso fur thn brst br4hds ct ruff coal He rslHat our
Enc sn4 want lin 81 .t0; Lick 1sul,, Si5o Isouky,
&7Gl Ilossbnrg, $Hau: Hooking Valley. 31GU: IuuI.
sAa block. {H.tn: 1!1uoi1, $4.th,ao.D1.
aupPEAAhE-Tierrts were IN butter request and
NM wills Larteis wete steady. Fork harrel4 81
urd ticrecH, siAo Rour barrels &BQsaac whiskr Lar
Ees q soe42 aa rerk slaves. rough Sl,oa, lsGu; DO
lucksd slB.0o3e3 %; Hour GtAyes, $iVJast0: ci.ce
fous heading. ~ N9e light ro!es. 20 u04e Vi UO
DRESSED l1oAs-TlS hlnrkut op.no1 dull aud
weak pree. for l4ah being .bo9t los lower aud for
kequsuty improved aud prices advanced to tGs vpsu-
Ing range, custug ut $7.So, with Aaes during tha DIV
u 81 uJt47t0 ifrayy Atnlbst uIisaabls exsSst
whsa naxed With Light wslghts, As Latter pre10ua-
, 1875-02-03


METALS AND TISEEns' sTUcK-Trade is begin
Ing. il firm. Sheet zlno, fal c.s's, + now sold =.
Yurk, where prices lasa advanced ia tguro which
rskts the sost Of Tho article l,td dawn here about
lLArE-rc lo1ls, sl9,oo do, roong, nr20 Ic sll 60
~ Iis@large, 3as; snail. als; ba.. VIC; soIDIn
~ i:ai ni: c1rp1sssos Aggs ss sr :s, s
Ing copper, ss. Hgsr z1aoF,s1l casks, 109ic: lsaa
quantity, lie; slabs, s5:c ~ fHsEr lnoN-No. a. Go
stained l3c; Au,crican K,,ssa 4, l5e; u, lsc. W1nE
Sds to .. %; 70 y, luc u 10 H. lie; II, 1tEc;
y 1sc; IT, s1 iii IL s Is u IT. M ssat s aseo1t 5 y,
fence wire. 6Hc.
NAlIs-Wsre In moderate request at $3.50 rates,
0iI.8-Carhon, turpentine, aud lAtd were Guuted
asintr. Other 1ls ruled stenly. Following arc the
islsxe do Illinois Legal test, 10 d., liz t,4s;o ass
81 ;; NJ. as;;; g.; sSs i13sssse raw. ss
ses No. e sss' gns bant st. se % .tIs,ts ts1t,ss
n:rit., IL sFarty is.SlSo; naphths. eo%non; aison
Flu-IEos-ssnee our last rapor. t,ore il important
Improvement IL the Etuation Of the pg.'ron 1arket
Not only has Tue temad materially fncreaAed vt tho
feeling of neakness 10 long persaalng the market has
yet there Ii quoable advance, bnt there are udIca-
tipns Of an early upward movement in Nos. anil
Lake Superior on nrivatc terms. Fnoyt9 ars 's t's
current quotations: Scotch taccor,ling 10 braud>,
$,S0ots17 90 Laks snpsf'or No: !. s33.0o; do No.
American Bcntch, sj7.00: Tu.carawas. sa;,0o
PurAIuEs--'tere asing iron, store ut 75qOoc, and
ehoiee Eastern peachbows haso recently brought 15c@
FoulTHY-shlppsrs were buying choice poultry.
ou sud buddy dressed stock wss aow mid easy Chuice
4rssaod. 7al1 chichsns, aressed tioc d h; ducks.
7ta!oD Y !o !: gsese. 6aae Y u.
sEEDs-Timothy was dull sud weak under liberal
CHGFlpGR+ FrlCck were At1Ied niIDut Gr. 4nlrR
, 1875-02-03

H!lFslsf-IlleFe HA0 EoU1 dcmRnd for sheen, ut
$5.7ot3a. IS for Inferior u medium, and u $5
fur Ysod 10 choce ahippera anil local butchers were
buying, Ind tile bulk OF tha offerings absorbed.
BrSFALo.
nurPAL0, Feb 2.-CAT1LE-~Itecsipts, 1,E{9: totsl
for tho week, 3hla, tho arkpt opened active COOL
to common cattle t49.to advances on last weekip
FFlees All beat offerings wes0 disposed OF, but few
prtulp cattle wezu In Inatket.
aiIEEr AND LANRs-lteccipts. 1900; total for ths
week, II aN. Tie market waa tat,-not sufficient
sola buyers aul seilcra 1c to &c apart,
Hoas--Itecepts, $3.50; total for tho week, ECO:
atvaAce Of tita>zo for YprkHrs, !kGSlfc fpr leuyy
hogs All Offerings d,sosed of; ysrt!4 bare Ut etovk;
10 laat trash Y alaEles; Workers. $7voA71a heavy
hogs, $7..1t57.33.
EAST LIBERTY.
EAST LlnEnrY, Pa,, Feb. 9.-CATrLE-Ileceinta To-
day. l,65; held supply MKbt but 1uite equal 10 the
scua'4l; market very dull aud nothing sslllnR--tu
fact, acarcely enough from which tu form, reliable
4uokatlols only TAU head changed hands, at rrjccs
sE4inst tbs seller gonl catu sto and nous on TN
market; beat, go; medium to good bhtaas; cou,.
Mon to fair 4T9s5c: 4tockers, no sas bliIIy 4c
1tbns-llecertA to-aay, 3,l4t head; rltladsjohis
delivery u. .kNa7.90; Workers.. $t, ,9u{A7,10,
s,ixkr-ls.ceipss to-day, so0 head bsst, s348No;
medium, tt9se.c.
CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI. Feb. 2-lloux-llseeIpts, g. 2497: quiet
and hrAi eoMmon, to 25GsUbo; fair 10 medium pac4-
my. &0.7t91.l1f good to choice, $7.l837.40: bulk
AAlas, $1.0N37.23. 8hIpmsuts, $50.
WATERFOWL, MAa8.
WATERFOWL, AaRs., Feb. 9.-BEEf CATILE-1lu-
ceipts 500 head nearly orehan from the West, Tho
nsskss y generally unohanasds chaoe, $l076i sxlzs
, 1875-02-03
Also the following, without comparisons:
ElId 1f urolttct. Hsrc,rri .GGirurL

Withdrawn from stnro Monday for city unns1lnp-
ton i61 bu wheat 7577 bu coru C0 bu rye, h
barley.
Tle following grain was inspected Into stnre on Tues-
day nrng II cara No. s}.lg, III cars No. 10, Ia
rats So.3u, cars rejected do n wlla. 70 sarh itil
mixed e"rn GO ours No. l", 81 rejected do l1u
corn, a nc~); chr willie oats, No. do, car
Rejected do: > cars No. ryo cars Nc. harley, !
carr No. . TO. Totut. 973 cars, 10000 b,. In
Hpo'ted out: ,aA bu whent, 30b99 lii corn, s19 bl
oats. no rye, a,2aj hu harley.
There was solno talk yesterday 'Chaugc about
tho probability OF 1etup in lie rtscts II st
this pont ~fote long. It stated that the tnli IT
the corn now golhg forward front Iowa, ,.cro
scarcely any crfbnE IL done, fllD deliveries being
made direct from tla firm TO tho depot nr that wlea
tie soft weather tiis surrly will be cut Off
leaving tie demand m ne tllle1 from Illinois, n wlltr
Stale much lcss cr1lI!nx Las leeu done thnn III former
years.
The leading rrotluce markets. wcre weak yeacr.tay,
chiefly LIS consequence If heavy deliveries OF sotus
articles, which fart relctIl tho rttt The cliyeres
oE wheat Rnd pork were tue heaviest ever known in
the history Of tho trnfc. Tiny concentrated Oh
Monday and yesterday morning, aud how much waa
scnt round may TO Judged ly tlsH business Of tla
Cearihg-lIolse, elsnwsefo reported. The shipping
movement again Enw.
In dr5-goo1a circles anrncwhat less acti3c move
ment Is noted, Int other features OF tho market
main without rHl5e change. Certain bsa1ls Of 1uo
and heayy brown cottuns weEe advanced Il Mr, wllh
which exception quotations tho on 3atur-
day droccrica were only moderately active and were
Ateady III values. The fish trade acyc and pEiccs
firm at the recent advance, Dried fruitA rcnaln
auict, with prices uf 1noa ucs running along yers
steadily. In the canned gooLs market a
somewhat improved business /. luing,-the e1-
trene low prices ruling having ap-
Inrently attractt1 tho attention Of buyers
AMI Tho feeling is lrluor. 1uler reraains luiot AZ
previously. ChseBo Is In fair request and firm. No
priec-clagts noted in coal, wood, leather, aul
baaSng. Oils moderately active and unchanged.
There is inquiry for pig iro aud prices are lrm
with Non. aA'! charcoal iron tcndng upward.
Tic shipping movement In lumber again fair,
aul ts prospects are favorable 10 steady icroaae III
thla direction. Shingles also active. The
demand for .netas, nails aud hardware Ia atti lin.
lied. though improving slightly sud many artloca,
neticeahly tE-Iate ara nr,n. rln-piats In relatively
lower here than IN New York, and will probably DO ad-
vauceI when trade reyves. Salt WAS III moderate re-
quest aad steady. Hoy hides, wool, broon,-rorn and
hopa, Iuiet nnd unchanged. aecds u lnrger
supply and easier, except clover. Poultry Balabla
to shippers. and firm nj s,ight advauce.
GRAIN IN 6roRE.
Tle following tho foosinga Of tic official report
Of grau in stors u this city tlt evening Of Satur-
day LAST Alitl al corresponding dates:
, 1875-02-03

Throughout the New England manufacturing districts,
t.eaFlh Of wafer having compelled Tho stnppaRe II
an'na Vt the mil'R, which vory few ara abln to
r,n 10 thrlr fnll rararfty. Another element nf
strength In furnished by The Etrlks Of the MILF
operatives inauKurated Feb. /, In thrcn Of
tho Fail River mills, tho drant!c, Merchants, nn'l
Crescent. All thiu9s considered, lilo position Of Tho
ln"rke 1t must he admitted IN III exceedingly strnnF
gan fortnight ago. may reasonably be oxpertet to
rnnnHe for some littls timd to conc, Among Tin
csnFc* mated since Inst report aya,,rD Of
,ic III Appleton. Ar!sc, clark, Langley, a1lti Oahtt
br'wn srrtns., and " ADVANCE II Nlsh'a. PEP.
brrl,ard 1!l nnc browns. Ticts denin,z, aud
ftripcs remain unchanged. below ara tho revised
nfntr
, 1875-02-03
LIVE STOCK,
CHICAGO.

Mr. T. IT, Stewart for tho part twenty years an en-.
ploye Of tie Michigan Central Railroad, has reegnel
the position Of soukAgent Of that toa the res9na-
tion to take efcct thu 18th Of the present month,
Thu vacancy has becn allied by the appointment Of
Mr. Geegan, who formerly Allied tia position OF As
s!saht stock-Agcnt III tlt city O! the i1ttsrg IT.
Wayne, but recently Shipping and Stock Agent
at buffalo OF tho Erle 1;ond. Mr.. aeoXau, Ike hls
predecessor has hsl long s1perlcnce in ths livestock
transportation business.
Nc also lcarn That Ar. G. L. Miller, who for num-
bor Of years past has occupied the position Of Stock
Agout Of the pi.tsbrg Fl. Wayne has been appoint
cd Stork aud Freight Agent OF that road.
CATrlE~-Tho receipts were so much in excess Of
general expectation, and Eastern auyicrs hold ut 10
to yield Tie slightly advanced position gained ou ou-
day aId tho market early scttlcd tacx to about The
rlklng quotations Of last wcyk. The willingness Of
sellers tn snect the yows OF buyers 1nade trailing easy
and lurln the dny pretty liberal aggregate of saiea
accomplished. Although tho arrivals embraced
clasa Of spck considerably aboye tie recent average
tIs iago of tho season Thrrc wers several aaos 1T
SG0JGJG ~ and few Ut higher figures &C. 90 and ST.
heIng paid hit most Of tho transfers were at pr1res
below ts,15-prncipally at $3.totN5.50. The maEket
closel 1uiet and easy.
QUOTATIONS.
EXTRA nee.es-usaded atecra, averaging 400
ohoics Teoyes.fno, tat we formed yoar
to 6 year old atcers, averaging 1,26J to
Cool nsy iormea '''0''0'
steor4 Averaging l.lso e ,a9u il; 6.oo@sso
aging LOO to 123o LIS. ......... &.2s@47s
ButthnrB' stock--poor to FUR steers, and
common 70 a choice cows. coH for city slaughter,
Stock Calte-Co,,,mon catt!o, in decent SS'.'SS
flesh, avsrugtng cog to 1,oso lts......:. a.6o54oo
xtaea, bulls mud sralswag stsers.. 92sa9o 80
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