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Ass now they have 1t going that the
pot found ia the mountains below Lew
istown was used by the noted robbers,
Lewis and Conncily to hide their money
IN. But that is all nonsense. We
know all about that pot. 1t was made
by old Mrs. B,xier, a witch, who lived
near by, and used by her to burn tar in.
WHAT'S The use iu sending it to Prof.
Devices and a host Of other antigua
rians-it's the old witcb's tar pot, and
that's all there's Of it ,-HuatingdOn
Glote. -.-n- - j.
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Tue prop.ietoss Of Pain Cure Oil
promise to take back every bottle that
will not relieve you Of pain. They
claim that It is ;rfallible.
Sold wholesale and retail. bs Banks Fam
lin, Misiintown.
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Tame Wtsnn

Removed IN 4 few hours. No fee a~ke.i
until The entire worm, with head, IS expei-
led. Medicine harmless, being purely veg
etdblc. Consultation free bY DIR. +. +.
KuNKEL, No. 30 NORTH y inih street, PHI
adeiPiia. Pa Seat, Pin and Stoa,sch h
Worms also removed. ADVICE free. Send
TOR cIrculaE. Go to your Druggist and ask
for KUSSEL's WoRN SYRUf. Price 81 per
bottle The Worm Syrup lcver fails
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An exchange Of calculating turn Of
rnihd writes that siea weighs less than =
grain OF salt, and leaps yard and half at
. jump and we are told that awere q man
Of ieO pounds weight possessed Of equiva-
lent agility. he could spring from the dome
Of the Capitol TO China, and go round the
world in two jumps"
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1875-04-28
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS,
Gum B6Ots, Gum OyershOes,
Gum OVercOats.

arge stock of ready made clothing OF the
-Ia latest and choicest styles, tor men and
boys. hats, caps, boots and shoes. notions,
furnishing goods in endless variety for sale
at Samuel Strayer's, II Patterson.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1875-04-28

The Overseers Of Spruce Hill township
have a number OF persons, ranging from II
to ~ years of age, who they wish TO put
out to work. For information address
J. +. j. LoxG,
Inrf Enr.ll Iunilfa O. Pa
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For SALE-A comfortable house and
a fertile lot, located near the borough
school house. Terms easy-say five
years TO pay it in. For particulars call
at this ofce.
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SPELLING BEE.-The Luther Z holr
at Port Royal, Pa, propose to ho!d one
of these popular and instructive enter-
tsinments, in the church, on Friday
evening, April 80, 1875. The follow
ing prizes will be awarded, subject to
the subjoined rules: lst- Webster's
Unabridged Dictionary, Si2. End.
Smiths Bible Dictionary, 1000 pp, Sc;
Sd. Chrome, s.Fruit Piece" So; 4th.
Chrome, =. Virgin of Light" 81. 9th.
Set Of glassware.
RuLss.-Web,;er's Die ctionary viii be the
standard.
The competitors will be divided into two
classes and will occupy the seats On each
side OF the Umpires each under the direc-
ton of d Captain.
The tirst word will b. given out to the
Captain vf one of the classes, the second
word to the Captain OF the second class,
and then alternately TO the members of both
classes.
4 missed word viii b. dropped.
word misspelled rules the speller out.
4 ord not understood viii be repeated
provided the repetition is requested be
tore the word is attempted.
The Spelling shall continue until but one
spellcr remains upon the foor. 10 whom
shall b. awarded the first prize. To the
person next last on the floor, the second
prize, and so on.
The following gentlemen have kindly
consented to assist US, By accepting the
positions indicated Umpires, Rev. j.
IA. Stewart, Rev. C. W. Marshall, John
&. Hertzler Captains, j. Is. Thomp-
son, u. n Snyder; Teacher, 5. NJ.
Shelly
Tickets can be had of the following
persons j. p. Shindle, Port Royal
j. A. Rice, Church Hill Z. Tiiten,
Miffiiutown J. Rickenbaugh, Mexico.
Tickets, to enter the lis, of spoilers,
So cents; to be had from members OF
the Choir on or before April 29'b.,
when the list will be closed. Tickets
Of admission, Is cents. Exercises to
commence at q; o'clock.
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Dyspepsia! Dygpspsiia! D1snepsial

Dyspepsia is tn fn'.st tc.rlex!ng of all
human aIlnc. is rs sv-.p'nms arc almost
infinite in their variety. ai.d thu turiurn aud
despondent vic;iu'S Of ;h- disease often
fancy themselves Ihe prey, in tern; ~ every
known mIlady. T,iis j. due, Ia I.ttt, To- in,.
close sympathy u"icli exists between ti,.
stomach and the brain. an,l in put ais, to
the fact that any disturbance ri the diS,vs-
tive function necessarily disorders the liver.
the l,uwcis aud the nery0;i, g-fcIn. ami
effects, TO sOm,. extent, ric quality -; the
blo1.I.
T.. l.. kGnkel's Bitter Wine of Iror l.
a sure cure. This i not i new preparation,
to ~ tried shsl iuuiid wanting: IL hls been
prescribed dali. for nrlny wears in the pF;.c
tice of eminent physician, ith unnsrilieied
success: it is not expected or. intcndii to
cure all the diS,as' I. 10 THici the human
family is sIhject, tut j. ,rrsht,..i to cure
Dyspepsia IA lis most ob,i.Hdte form. KEu-
sefs Bitter Wine of lrUh never fails to c use.
Synitoms Of Dyspepsia are loss Of appetite.
wind and rising of the food. dryHess Of the
mouth, heartburn dis.ctr>iol of the stom-
ach and bowels, constipation. headache
dizziness, sicelIessnesS AID low spirits. Try
the -Yedt remedy arri be convinced ui IL,
merits Get the genuine. Tak, only Nun
kets, which is put only in 81 bpttirs. De-
pot, 80 NORTH Ninth ST.. FhiIa,Ielphis, Pa
II never tails. fpr sale by all Druggists
and dealers everywhere
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M.4RRIED:

MOOR WARMER At the Keystone
Hotel in Patterson, on the 22nd inst, BY
Rev. e.. D. Pencpacker. Mr.. G. ". Moor,
of Laglaze county, Ohio, to Miss Anna
Warner, of Academia, iuniata county, Pa.
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Sale Bills of all kinds printed on short
notice at this Office.
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Cadet.Midshipman. an.

There being vacancy is the Naval
Academy At Annapolis from the Eigh-
teenth Congressional District Of PENN
sylran,a; | am requested BY the Secre-
tary of the Navy to recommend can
didate fot appointment. In order that
. fair opportunity nky be giveh to ell
who desire to compete Tor this recon-
mendation, Prof. j. II. Shupaker of
the Chambersburg Academy, Prof. g.
X. Lane Of Wilson College, sn6 DR. T.
j. McLanahsr Of Chambersburg. have
kindly consented, at my instance, to
MAKE an examination Of all applicants.
The pefson whom these gentlemcn, or
any two of them, shall certify TO be the
best qualified will be recommended BY
me FOR appointment. The accepted
candidate will be required TO fepur. for
examination at the Naval Academy on
the 2lst day of June nex.. At that
date he must be over fourteen and under
eighteen years of age.
The gentlemen named will meet all
applicants al Chambersburg, on tie first
day Of Jane nerf, for the purpose Of
making the examination preliminary to
the recommendation. Persons desiring
20 make application for this appoint
ment can receive more definite inform
alton as to qualifications by addressing
me at Lhambersburg, Pa.
W. S. STENG6a.
APRIL 20, 1875.
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Among the gea,
DISCOVERIES cf mod
, en scieEee, few arr
Of r;i0Te real vairs
TO mankind than
. this eiiec,ual rem
| eJy for all diseases
of the Throat and
Lungs. A vss: tri-
al Of is vi.t.Ies,
throughout this and
other countries, ..as
shown that il doe.
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surely and eifectually coltro! them. The tes-
tmony Of our best citizens, Of al classes, eS-
tabiislies the fact, that CHERRY PEcIoEaL
~ md does relieve and cure the aiiiictilS
d;sor,ier, d -, Throat anil Lungs beyond any
o.ber medicine. lns, ;,ost dangerous a.isc-
tions of the Pulmonary Organs yield 10 its
power; AMI cases of Consumption. S@'si
by this preparation, are publicly known, SO
remarkable rs hardly TO be believed, were
thew not proven beyond dispute. As rem
etiy it j. adequate. Oh which the public may
rev for fu.l protection. By curing Coughs,
the forer,iuIiris Of more serious disease, II
saves unniiriibcred lives, and an amount Of
suffering 10, 10 he computed. 1t Challenges
trial. and convinces the most sceptical.
Every family should keep it on hand as q
protection against the early and unperceivei
attacks of Pulmonary Affections, which are
easily met at first, h,;t which become incur;.-
be and too often fatal, if neglected Tender
lungs reed this defence: and it is unwi.e to
be without it. As a safeguard 10 children,
amid The distressing diseases which beset the
Throat and Chest Of childhood, CHERRY
pictorial is invaluable; for, BY its timely
use; muifirudes are rescued from premature
ctates. and saved TO the love and affection
centred ON them. 1t acts speedily and surely
against ordinary colds, securing sound and
hcalrh-restoring sleep. No one will suffer
troublesome Influenza and painful Bfon.
chitis, when they know how easily they can
be cirel.
Originally the product Of long, l1bctious,
and successful chemical inyestisa'ion, no cest
or toll is spared in making every bottle in tho
utmost possible perfection. 1t may be conf
centiy relied upon as possessing AL the fir.
tues il has ever exhibited, and capable Of
producing cures uei.,o5able as the greatest
il has ever effected
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Ayers
Cherry Pectoral,

For Diseases of tho Throat aud Lungs,
suoh o. gouehs, Colds, WhoopinS-
Cough, Bronchitis, Asthma,
ef,d Ccrsumct.oc.
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Among thc many nice goo's niAy te found
the following:
Two DozUS FINE PocKET BIBLEs, LARGE
LUr or PnoTOGRAPu ALBuNs, BEAU
IIFTL AUTOGRAPH AiSUMS, Ex-
Tr, FINE KNIVES FoR LADIES,
ZINE POCKET Books.
ESouGr 70 SUrPty
lbE Cd-S1t. 4
Great Va
EIETY
o. FINF M
TIAL P,PER AND
ENVELOPES, FINE
BRIsroL BOARD CARDS,
BLANKS, LARGE Lor cF BLANK
Books, Full BoCyD DNy-BouTs,
AND ALL OTHER KINDS AND SIZES.
HARxoxicas, ExTe, QUALrrY AecosDEoSs
AND VIoLiNs, FINE HAIR Brushes AND
Gowns, CIGAR CASES, GUN ToBAC-
CO PorcHEs, PsRTf-LIos,
CREss BcARDs, DeNf
Noes, CHECEE1s AND
e. He. KEs
BOARDS,
PHoro-
CRAP
Frames, BASE
BALLS, SrECrAcLEs
AND EIE GLASSES, BUsT
ASSORTMENT IN THE CoUSry.
TBE PUELic ARE INVITED TO GAIL
SND EXANISE THE GOODS. R.MEN
sER ruE PLACE. PATTERSON DRUG STORE.
PC. RUNDIO.
Patterson, MAY 10; ;e'i-tf
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Job F.rt 9a ..o-. ao.i.e a: Ibis osee.
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DAVID Z. Robson,

County Sapf. Of JuHiata COansy.
,
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DIR. schenck'S standard Remedies

The standard remedies tor an di,ca- : OF
the lung ore SCUENCk's pULNpNIC
~YEJr. >CuENCk'- >Fk WEED ToN e.. and
SCuENCk'- MANpHAKt PILLS, and, IL aiken
before the lun-. erv destroyed, q speedy
cure j. effected.
10 these three medicines Dr. J. H.
-chCuck, Of Phil lclphln, owe, hi uur,yJ.
!ri ,ucc- +, 10 the treatment Il pulmanlr,
disease
The ru'monic syrup zip IL the morbid
matter 10 the lung: nature throws IL "a Dog
au easy DNpeciorJ .uu, 'or when the pHl'sW
or ~ it'nri slinc otI..u' cough Wi'I throw
IL or, the patton ha, rest and ilc .ur e.
begin 10 heal
10 enable IN pu'mlt. syrup 60 d1llI.,
>chenck'. Mandrake TIL, uud ~.hc-rh'~
sea Weed IIuir Mu-, 90. freely u-pi 60
-Su, the stomach 3U liver. ~ch-uck' =
Nan rake pils act Du tho liver. rtmoviu.
sil ola uurtiou.. r,lsN The gull bladder. a..
bile ,ia e. freely, aHi 'Ac live, B.. soon
rniitNe'.
= Aet,h's So we'd To.icf.a gau.l,
,timu ans sua alternative, the alAaioi IS hirh
i h. compose =, mixes VITA thg food .ui
prevents -ouriuE. l. assists tie diSr> ion
- tJniug ~ the s',In rgh TIA h"5ltiy crI-
ditipn, - That the Z 90 ami Oh lung, heal
and Tie patient wi. l.l-e.y 20, w,t e care
Is taken & prevent fr,.h colt.
Al who visa Z, consult Dr. -ch.ngk,
either i-pu4lly or 10y letter. en- DO =, -
ARCH SIS Phi ale .uIi1, every Noui ~.
>rucGcA', mat Gins. ate sold b.. s.l dg'Ir.
r!''' ;br1us l'ut 'Ho country. 5-1-2'n
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@ hr Bulletin,
PARAGRAPHS.
How IIr AnninrilrI.

Juniu- Brutu- Booth was nearly a. mo-
ted for his tip-inc,s a. for his genius.
Hardly any city in the union but has been
favored with some ot his historic irrcgu.
laritics. While cuacting Macbeth IN New
\ urk on certain occasion. hc was 80
much under the influence of liquor that
IN the fencing scene of the last act. hc
fell down before McDun had made a
fcint 10 wound him This created such
confusion and uproar that the curtain
fell.
Booth declaring that he wished toapol-
ugiLc, the curtain was ruug up. Instead
OF standing to address the indignant
throng. he found il convenient To take u
seat on the stage. and very iuconvcnicut
to rise. Altcr diver. efforts. and after re-
pcalng several times. "I.adic. and g"n-
tlcmcn." hr grew vcN,d with himself and
everybody else. aud added. with long
pause, between the words, though quite
distinctly: "Will--you---yo u--hp
Kind --cnough--to-go--
D-you--auyhoW :"
The audience declined 10 accept hi In
yifation. and he was so offended 500 their
di,courtC.y. that BE- brought hi engage
m"ut 20 ml abrupt close.
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NoySD CITY A,cgNs'JDArov
Leave CAIRO ............. .....i! - AMI sop "
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DuCkiIgham'3 Dye.
r.n-s rn,Itl LALTIInKLRG

As our Remover Ia many cases
requires too long % time, and too
much c~o to restore gray or faded
Whiskcr we have prepared tins
dye, in oue prparati07j which VIII
quickly and cldctually accomplish
his result. ! is easily applied,
and produces n color which viii
neither rub nor wash of. Sold By
all Druggists, Price Fifty Cents
Manufactured hy : ?. HALL & Co..
NASHUA, Nh,
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EVANSVILLE, INDIANAPOLIS,
CINCINNATI and LOUIS
WILLIE.

as ard AFTER November -, passenger train.
- via run daily except SUNDAY. z- inI,rv-.
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AIt.ttOtp>.
NurivK At CNtHo
CAIRO G. vINCENNEs R. R.

JAMEs JOHNSON, Ascent.
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A E-W BOOK
B. Tas.P.ilU Pa.s.n- IL. ..

c 2 BEACH g. Con
1913 g Clark ST, CHICAGO. III
New-York tribune., 1875-02-25
COTTON MARKETS.

GALVESTON. Feb 24-Cotton strongi As1ing l59c Low
Mdduug "A 7sc; Ordinary IL receipts lab bales
gross Az baes exports eOaTse "A bales sales lob bales
stock, u O66 bales. 49,
BAITnoRE Feb "a Cotton firm; niddhng 1850; Low Mid
ding l5s Good Ordinary, 1851 receipts 4oI o1e ex
ports $50 baes SAFES 100 oaes SpinneTs ooV p4es
stock, 25.S9l baea -
MEMPHIS 2i.-Cotton good demand; Mddiug l5ss
hldlng lialc Good Ord0aHy l3'ic receipts o42
shipments 223 bales sales 5000 bales stock 80 2O6 bales
Feb 24Coon frmi MIddlne Ice Low Mid
ding 152 Ordinary 15c receipts 337 bales
eeipts 53 bales; exports Britain, 200 bales.
AUGUsTA Feb. 24-Coon 6rm good demand Adding 10
Low Abiding, 4c5 Good Ordinary, 1886 net receipts 4lo
ST. Louis Feb 2i-CotOu higher Midlng. ljii; Low Mid
shipments sales 775 bales stock % III bales
bosTos, Feb 24-COton drn Addng lee; net receipts 29o
373 bales; Great Britain Zs4S bales
sales. 7S7 bales stock 10. 096 bales.
LOUISVILLE Feb. 2i-Cotton 6m adlhue, 54c.
NEw-ORLEANs, Feb 24Cot0n and sellers apart;
Mddng l65s hddtng, 5c; GOOD Ordinary Il 4c net
receipts 1898 bales 4235 bales 10 Great Britain
6sZ3 bales: sales, 5000 bales; stock 299O6S bales.
Feb 2ICottOn aud brm; Midding 10 net
receipts Britain 39l baes the
$500 bales coaSse 5Jl bales sales ooO baes soeS
96S0i bales.
MOBILE 24-Cotton firm; Mddnc 154e: Good Ordinary.
lisOl4 DC; Low Middng receipts 80 bales exports
900 bales sales 500 baes stock 690l2 hales
CHARLESTON. Feb 24Cotton quiet 6m hddlnR l5i2c
dng 10 Good Onagy IA 4 Det reoeiDts, 39S bales
sae. 1000 bales stock. 476Zo bales.
WILMINGTON, Feb 2fCOtton unchanged; Mddng, l4S4r net
zoo bales, 23U baes 2lO bales
stock, 3,67S bales
NoRPoLK steady Middnr l5 2 receipts
1888 bales exports 1915 bales sales, 500 bales
1920 bales.
CrScISNArl Feb "a Cotton finn Mdng 10 e; receipts
,l79 bales shIUmenh, 40 bales; stock. 1900 bales
New-York tribune., 1875-02-25
I'HEsSrATE OF TRADE.
EUROPEAN MARKET

LONDON, peb 24-l2:so m-COusos 99a9as for money
the account Erie Preferred, AZ
LiyEKPoOt, FEB. 24-l230 D. mCotton is aciise Mid
ding uplands 7TsL; Ndllng Orleans, SGolsl; sales,
10000 bales. including 5000 for speculation and eE.
port: the total sales yesterday 1000 bales, Of
MIaBg gpAn nothing below Good Ordinary,
shipped Jarua l3l6i do shipped March and April
Sd DO. nothing below Low Mddhog deliverable February aud
March at IL l6 do do, deliverable Apnl ami May att l5l6d
sales on the Of Mding Orleans nothing below Low Mdng
lyerable March and Aorl, at 81.
osDoS Feb. "a nPs dispatches quotes Rentes at 6if
72Lc
LIyKRPooL Peb. 24-2 p. n-of sales Cotton to-day
IL 900 bales swereA American. Brcadstufs n quiet
Lospos Feb 246 mDpaehes 'om Paris quote Rsn.es At
64L zoe.
LIyKHPooI. Feb 2-6 mSa. Of Cotton the basis Of Mid
ding Upalds nothing below Good Ordinary shippd January
7T.I DO. deliverable March aud April, l3lOt do.
nohng Low Mddns deliverable March and APRIL Ell
basis VI Addng Oeans nothing below Low M6dbng
deliverable March aud Apnl, at z l5-iSd
LosDOs. FEB 2i-6 D. m-Talow. 1913 y cwt
LoSDos, Feb 2i-EVening. ng.-sphs fueeBune 25i3 evt.
New-York tribune., 1875-02-25
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

YEwyoEK Feb 24-BrEvEs-Recepts to-day lis
hesdS0 SiItietst 3S jersey CITY. The
quality about medium with only ears Of Ians and but
st. s5d North presentation Of the slAugntcriny
take the stock hot With uncommOn bad
weather dressed trade and the Of general
break Washington Market butchers md aud unwilling
,S Pi ie6 flspa % 'f i Ha eTea mo sSs
trade the all day and the Jersey
Offering changed hands snd sellers rated the market as among the worst
50 dos b. for oaye steers and To- to GiS: o2goo
rhe siItiethst 32 tor G Ea
man. "a for Coca lhapsOn "a ear, for Sesei Myers
T. bis account 90 light Illinois steers
90 strong = r NJ a. A. ~ % d re 81 n ,5i b head 7 G d
strong "a L. b dress 81 b. with $40 of the lot
81 81 Do do strong stfons So e% at ie 81 D.
MS,s, 81 On ' own % aSeS9I 9 'pS ~ 6 seer, CIV" average
Pagan sold for Dayd Miller 33 Sta'e steers from Columbia
se Myers on their own account 80 Illinois steers 69a7 cw
riic ib dress 81 the ew 80 do, ia ewl
IL 20l &c. dress 81 u ~ do sc4nt ewt at lO to dress
i0a II dO. Gis ewt, lie, ID
w. Thompson B. G Coon III nci. steers 6s67.
ewt at range of iOs@l e Y d. vita aIeg at ll''c
cars L. Meyers Henden carr LOSen.,eln Co..
Culon od for Meyers S Ohio steers, s cwt l2Lc
5 5 S 'issi as 81 70 la % oa ss T " ii to TO dress dress
cwt average at 10 Lsc., to dres, SO n.
P aorrs waIels Co.. 60 InOi. steers 6l4
George Todey MOns Co.. 40 Illinois 5ia c~t 9'.
q 70. TO dress 90 b
NJ Lau,erbaeh for Morris Co. 20 Illinois steers evt lO7l
q 10. dress 5O b. loo. %. cwt at lie. to de So n.
81 Goldsmith for Morris CO., l3 Illinois steers 6l2c1i eSt, at
ll9lli2c
D. WaTe for Norris Co.. 10 Illinois 6i4 ewt lO94
dress ST n.
W. T. Dliey Morris Co.. 32 Illinois steer, 6l4 cw 1896.
to dress 90 nj 32 to w at le to sreS 67 d. and 10 do o
ert. 10 iac., 10 dress SO 10.
j. McFsn sold 80 Terans "a cwt at &c " No. TO dress
81 to the IL 5SI al lOc TO dTess %
ID. and ear loads Texans on private terms.
SHEEpIncufng number The
l6 .o7l heads at Jersey City Forty
eighh and Foehst Tue market weak and
settled with limited trade prices No
changed hands, good selling slowly
53td6sic = ib with carload at 80 81 y 100 ID.
q. CulVtr sold lS4 Illinois sheep so at 6c q 10
200 IS 10. at bs4c, lo4 H. a 80 Az q 100 b
p kase Son sold lo3 Ohio sheep 30 at 50 81
100 10.
Jaid Buckingham 179 Ohio sfeep 80 average 6 p
Kirby sold 200 Michigan sheep 9l ID average, 6 10
AM 81 State do, 80 ID. at 6l2c.
gwSR-ReceiDts "a 5S0t hogs-25
10 FOrtiethst The Carloads
saugeefs de reached the late aud there
weight Drege dull and lower with sales
a, 26oSsc. y b for city, and l4c. for Western.
CHICAGO Feb 2-CArrLK firm, stronger, and active;
ceipts 25O0 s.oekers $3dSi % good Butchers
So 5OQs4 90 Shipping III 5OdS6 60 closing steady shipments
300
Hods-Lve In good demand and firm at yesterdays outside prices
receipts 10000 Shippers, 30 20 $50 Lgn 50 lOdS6 90,
IIeayy 50 509$7 - EItrs, 81 40 sh pments. 1000.
smKKP dull aud steady receipts 1000 few Gales Of Poor to
E1ua a. $4GS6 20.