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The Morning herald., 1876-04-06
AMUyEMENTS.
LED ASTRAY.


There is probably not more successful
play on the boards than "Led Astray,"
which will be presented at the Opera House,
tomorrow evening, by the Union Square
Theatre Company of New York. The
play is French one, and emotional
in its character, and the Company, which
will present it, is in every respect equal to
the task.
COUGH.
The small audience which greeted this
gentleman at the Grand Opera House last
evening must be taken as an evidence Of
his failing popularity in this city. He was
introduced by John g. Adams, Esq
The lecture was one of his old ones, and
contained but few fresh features, and few
new applications. His voice seemed to be
rather thick, which had the effect to detract
much from the merits of his DISCOURSE
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NrOTICE.-I, William Todd, do hereby
N give notice that shall apply to the
Judges of the Court of General sessions OF
the Peace and Jail Delivery Of the State OF
Delaware, in and for the county OF New
Castle, on Monday, the 8th day OF May
next, being the first day OF the May Term,
A. D., 1875, for o license to keep an Inn Or or
Tavern at the Village Inn, being NO. "
Market street, in the Ninth Ward Of the
city of Wilmington, Wilmington Hundred,
county of New Castle, In the state Of Della
ware, and to sell intoxicating liquors IN
less quantities than one quart to be drunk
on the premises, and the following lree-
holders recommend this said application,
to wit:
Ben Briefly Francis Gailasher
William M Kinks Thomas Greaves
his his
Obadiah \ Warren Daniel \ Mooney
mark mark
wit--JasH H Gould Wit-Wm r Todd
his James Lynn
.Tchn u DALEY James Kane
mark Morris Carberry
Wit-Georee Coyle Chas P Dorman
VIM n Th0mpsonl VIM H Patterson
VIM F Baylis Martin EarreH
.Iohn H Pierson John G KOlck
John Carson VIM Sweeny
Robert Moore Gustave Keolck
Bernard McVey
ap6-3t WILLIAM IoDD.
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FOR SALE.

NOR SALE.-Lot of nice cider barrels, to
make room for oysters, apply at
sept.M tt AUS MARKET III.
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N1OTICE-3O1 shares of Fourth Series
~ of stock in the Excelsior Loaa Asso-
citation, is now offered for sale at VI per
before Tuesday, April 4th, 1876 Apply to
b. T. HAWKINS, Sec'y,
applet No. 4O4 Market street.
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dppllCa JlON are aS IOl
Patrick Holland
Alfred w alton
Henry Bradley
Joseph Me edermaier
Daniel Nc Cusker
Frederick lIubers
Dennis Bradley
Charles Mul en-
James McKenna
James Corrigan
John Riley
Jacob Kienle
Augu t Aschenbach
ap6-3t&
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nor RENT.-One of the best bust.
ness stands in Wilmington, known
~ Chauwick's Fountain Hotel, Ice Cream
cream garden in the city. This is chance
seldom met with, Apply to
VIM. H. CHADWICK,
No. 2O7 and 200 w. 4th street,
janl4-tf Wilmington, Del.
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NOTICES..

NIOTICE.-A meeting of the First Series
N Stockholders Of the Mechanics Loan
Association, will be held at the rooms cor.
evening, April I, ,at 7.3O P. NJ, by order OF
the Board Of Directors. full attendance re-
quested. w. ]. MORROW, Sec'y. ap62t
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FOR RENT.

T,OR RGNT.-A fine Country Residence,
\ with a large lawn and stabling and all
modern i'm prOvements, within one mile of
the postoff1ce. Apply to M. NJ. CHILD,
'A No.4 West Seventh ST.,
mea.2w tu tn st Wilmington.
The Morning herald., 1876-04-06

TOB PRINTING NEATLY EXECUTED
II AT THE
y HlRALD OFFICE,
The daily gazette., 1876-07-31
A WOrd i'm SP0son

We hope our workingmen and citizens
OF all classes will read the report of the
sermon of Rev. P. REILLEY, in st. Mary's
Church, on Sunday. His discourse on
that day was just such as should emanate
from SO conscientious and good man.
He has done more for the education of
his people and to inculcate rigid morality
than any man in the community, and
his remarks will be received with plea.
sure by every christian and good citizen.
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HOsp He Did 1t.

Farrell in his speech on Friday night
made his brags that he drove Jim
Hayes out of the Council, supplement-
ing the remarks with the words Slip
perry Jim )" kicked him out" &c. Far
rell also declared himself several times
"a gentleman" and an "honest man."
Both of which terms he was not entitled
to while he spoke. No better proof can
be asked on such an occasion than that
Farrell furnished. An honest man will
not lie; neither will "a gentleman" use
terms befitting a degraded and im-
pious blackguard and bully, which he
knows are disgraceful in the mouth of
the scullion lie upon humanity and
stamp the utterer as brutal assaulter
Of the inoffensive female character as
the living.
We are now compelled to believe that
it is true that Farrell did drive" or
kick" James P. Hayes out of the Coun-
Gil. But how did he do it7 By the for
feiture of every claim to the title of
gentleman AID an honest man. 1t was
by the use of such language as "you SON.
of-a-b-;" You're God d-n liar"
and other blasphemous utterances in the
Council and in caucus meetings. 1t was
us bully and not as a gentleman he
drove the representative of the Demo-
cratic people of the Fourth Ward of
this city, TO resl.l his position; and
now brags of it. But the language used
to do this disproves his claims TO be "a
gentleman" and an honest man, made
in the presence of the Mayor, nd all
his acts, in the workingmen's meetings
proves he is demagogue, as we'll. And
SO he stands BRAIDED in this community
out Of his own mouth and by his own
acts wanting in honesty, wanting in gen.
tility, and consequently liar by his own
showing. Ne gentle, honest man will
dare call living or deceased lady a
bitch and every scoundrel who does
30 deserves to have his mouth broken or
the spot.
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Whifeie

Deserves the support and commenda-
tion of this whole community for the
manly stand he took at the meeting on
Friday night. 1t was not lis business
or that of his police to countenance the
taunts of the bully, or the small potato
Republican politicians who were present
at the close of the meeting and applauded
attacks upon the Governor and the
Democratic party. We are gratifed to
know that the Mayor has been called on
and congratulated by many of the solid
citizens of both parties, as well as scores
Of real working men and mechanics.
The daily gazette., 1876-07-31

The Philadelphia Star says that one
thing difficult Of comprehension is, that
American beef is slaughtered here, ship
ped to London every week in the refrige-
rstor apartments of the ocean steamers
and sold in that city at one-half the
price of British beef, while the same
article commands in our American mar
kets the prices that ruled during the
war. Why beef meats, and in fact
meats of all kinds, should maintain these
high figures, when almost every other
necessary of life has undergone de-
cded shrinkage, is problem which has
hitherto remained unsolved. Will some
body attempt a solution?
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SHEnIFF,S SALES.

GHERIFF'S SALE. -
y By virtue of writ OF Plu ri Fa, TO
me directed, will be exposed to PUBLIC Sale.
on the farm Of John A C,eaver. on The Dutch
Neck Road. il ST. Geo-gs Hundred. IN new
Castle County, Delaware on
MONDAY,
The eth DAY OF AUGu ST, A. D, ls'e,
Atl o'clock, y. m,
The following described Personal Property.
viz:
One ha interest in about 20 acres OF corn.
"a interest in ten acres of oats and lie acres o.
hay. on farm occupied by John A. Cleaver.
Also intere.t in 26 acres OF corn md scres
Of hay on farm occupied by Julius @; Clea,
yer; 4 interest in q acre, of corn, lot Of
oats of farm occupied BY Charles A Cleaver,
4 interest in oats. corn, hay and Potatoes on
farm occupied bg william A. Cleaver.
Seized and taken in execution as the pro
perty of George g. Cleav er. and 10 be sold by
VIM. ii. JAMESON. Sheriff.
Sheriff7s Office, New Castle.
July p. 1876 ly27-t
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SHERIFF'S SALE.-By VII. ne OF a writ O
- Ais, Levaria Facias TO NE directed, will he
exposed to Public Sale at the Hotel of VIM. r.
Hollis, at Townsend. in Appoquinimink hun.
dred, IN New Castle county. Delaware, on
TUESDAY,
THE sth DAY OF AUGUST, A. D, 1915.
At o'clock, p. NJ.
The following described Real Estate, VIZ,
All that certain farm or tract of land situate
IN Blackbird HUNDRED. Normerly a part Of
Appoqulnimink Hundred) New Castle Ceun-
ty.. and State of Delaware. bounded and de-
seribed as follows to witt Beginning at stone
in the line of land of Jonathan Brown, thence
with the same and with the land of Ebenezar
Cloak north sixty two degrees and tifty-ive
| minutes east one hundred and five perches and
| five tenths Crossing the main prong of Morris
Branch to the middle OF the new road lead
o6ughfare Neck Road, supposed to be in the
line of land Of Gideon kothweIl, thence in
part with said Rothweil's land crossing th e
main stream of said Morris Branch south
| twenty eight degrees and a quarter ei st two
hundred and twenty one perches aud eight
ientns to corner on the east side o. the said
landing road lin the line of the land OF Noble
/, Jerman, being also corner for land Of
Robert Patterson. Esq. thence by said Pat
terson land south seventy seven degrees and
half west one hundred and twenty three
Perches to stone on an old bank, being a
corner also ior Robert Patterson. ESQ. thence
with the land Of the heirs of David Kennedy
qeceased. and IN part with said Jonathan
| browns land north twenty five degrees an q
nine minutes west Two hundred and fifty-two
perchcs and two tenths to the place Of begin.
nlng. containing one hundred and eighty
acres and fifty five square perches, be thu
same more or less. One hundred and twepty
four square perches of the above tract O
land excepted, being granted to Graften L
Delany. ESQ for the right of Rail Road. &C
long as sand road is kept up, and when i
ceases TO be kept up as Rail Road. it be
comes the property Of the said Owen {, Crow
ard his heirs and assigns forever
Seized and trken IN execution as the pro
, perty Of Owen c. Crow. and Mary Ann, hi
wife. and terre tenants. and to be sold by
WIN. ii. LAMBSON. sheriff.
sheriff g Office, New Castle.
July %. A. ID. 1876 iv2l-ts
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wonderful effect had Fishers letter.
II settled the Internal Revenue Collector
at once. That functionary's mouth has
been as close as an oysters since. 1t
is not unlikely he has received secret
orders from the White House, and been
informed that the ex-Jddge has still a
friend there. As the editor of the COM
a.ercial speaks when Prettyman mods. of
course it followed suit.
Now let us hear from S. NJ. H, E q
Why should he lay quiet under Pretty
mans abuse.
The daily gazette., 1876-07-31
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HarnloMu NOT yet Restored.

The State Sentinel, printed at Dover,
and the organ or Or. Jump, Geo. 2.
Fisher, N. B. Smithers, Geo. V. Massey
Esq, and other influential gentlemen of
the Republican party, is a handsomely
printed paper, as large as the WEEKLY
GAZETTE. In its last issue it lays down
the way to restore harmony in the Re-
publican party in this State in long
article from which the following is the
conclusion. 1t will be seen, therefrom
that the officeholders cannot make war
on the rank and file, and dictate terms
OF peace at their pleasure:
The road to peace and harmony il
straight and easy. 1t is as follows:
lst. Undo the wrong done to Mr. Hof
fecker.
I'd. Dismiss Prettyman and Dunn from
the Offices they disgrace, and nut in
their places good honest men.
Sd. Declare that neither the CONNER.
GJdl or its editor nor the Netrs and Adyer-
ttSef or its editor shall have part or lot
status or position, credit or patronage
in or from the party which they have
done SO much to disrupt.
Do these things and wave of salts
faction and enthusiasm sweep over ou,
State our party will be cleansed, uni
ted, solidified. Over and beyond Imert
party lines, the State will be benefited
II IN nothing else, by elevating the ton,
OF Journalism by placing in office mer
OF character who possess the public con
tdence ahd respect. ard by rebukine tn,
terrible stream of Misrepresentation ant
abuse that for four weeks has steadil,
flowed from the corrupt source of tina
ring whose only bond of sympathy is I'll,
cohesive attraction of public plnnder,
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at . o'clock, ,. IN.

at ? oclock, J.. IN.
the following des cribed Real Estate, viz:
All that certain tract of nd situate in the
city OF Wilmington, New Castle 9 unity. Del :.
aware, having thereon erected q substantial
three story brick dwelling house with back
buildipgs, being No 429 East Tn I'd street.
and more particularly described as follows;
Third street between Pop ar and Lombard
streets, at a corner of lana now or lite of Ell =
len Campbell: thence with lands Of same
northerly parallel with Lomboard street SS
feet II inches TO stake: thence westerly pa
raIlel with Third rect y feet to a stake;
thence southerly para lei with Lombard street
66 feet II inches to Aforesaid side OF Third
street, and thence along the same easterly IS
feet to the place OF beginning. be the same
more or less,
Seized and takeu in execution as the pro-
perty of Lewis c. Springer. and to be sod by
WIN. II. L AMBS0N, hherif.
Sherif's Office. New Castle,
July 20. 1876. jy2l-ts
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
X , by virtue of a writ of Nenditioni Exponas
TO me directed, will De exposed to Public Sale
at the
LAFAYETTE HOTEL. 81 SHIPLEY ST.,
kept by Geo. W. 0rtlip. in the city Of Will
mington, New Castle County. delaware. on
SATURDAY.
THE 5th DAY OF AUGUST, 1876.
At O'Clock. p. M.
The following described Real Estate, viz:
No. l. ALI that lot piece or parcel of land
situated ut the northwesterly Corner of 9TH
and Tatnall streets. in tn 9 City OF Whining
ton, with Brick Dwelling house, Store and
Bakery thereon erected, together with stable
in the rear Of sa dwelling and bakery.
No. :. Al that lot, piece or parcel of land
situate on the northwest corner of Gilpen
Avenue and Lincoln street, in the City Of
Wilmington, 50 feet on Lincoln street by 100
feet on 81 pin Avenue. surrounded by lands
of ] Jesse Alexander and j. Head,
No. 3 All that lot, piece or parcel OF land
situated in Christiana Hundred. New Castle
County. Delaware. containing about two an d
one quarter acres of Marsh land, near the
works of Walton, Whann & Co., and sur
rounded by lands of W alton, Whann h Co.,
Cnrlstiana River Improv EN- ent Co., and lands
OF the hei1s of Caleb Stroud. deceased.
seized and taken in execution as the pro-
perty OF Robert Taylor. and to be sold by
WM. II. LAMBSON. Sheriff.
Sherlt's Office. New Castle, /
July 20. A. D, 1876. jy2l-ts
The daily gazette., 1876-07-31

Miss Jeanette Bennett, sister to
James Gordon Bennett, is greatly sur
prised and annoyed at the report thai
she has entered a convent; and her
friends are industriously denying the
story which originated in the brain of
somebody. Miss Bennett although
educated at the Convent of the Sacred
Heart, has no intention of becoming
nun, and like the man in the minstrels
says: "I'll have nun of it." The young
lady. who is heiress to million or
two, is at Newport with her future
sister in law, Miss May, and will enter
the matrimonial state in the fall, her
future husband being lawyer of Bos-
ton.
Excitement Among the Presidents
Friends.-A Very Bitter Feeling
Aroused.
WASHINGTON, July 29.-The New York
papers were eagerly read to-day, because
the local journals did not publish Blu
ford Wilson's testimony, some particu-
lars of which We're sufficiently talked of
last night to awaken very general curiosi-
ty. MIR, Wilson's testimony has aroused
great bitterness of feeling among the
friends of General Grant, some of whom
say that Wilson is lin conspiracy with
Mr.: Bristow to bring disgrace on the
President, and it is not improbable that
there will be within few days some
striking back" That part of Mr.. Will
son S testimony which relates to Gen.
Babcock has created good deal of feel
in &. 1t is known that the President
said after the exposure Of Babcock s
agency in making public the letter to
district attorneys, and, when he. e.sent him
from the White House, that he thoupht
he ought to ask for court-martial.
The daily gazette., 1876-07-31

In the Senate yesterday the venera-
bic Hannibal Hamlin compared the
members Of the House to "angels of
destruction, scattering ruin around
them" That is exactly what they are.
They have destroyed republican
thieves enough in the last six months
to fill three or four good-sized peniten-
tiaries.-Balt. Gazette,
Before Pinchback can get his dusky
hands on them $50 900 of the peoples
money" he will have to lay out the
confederate brigadiers' of the House
The daily gazette., 1876-07-31
TIE 9TH DAY OF AUGUST. lS7
at = O'Clock. p. m,

at C.Ock, y. III
The following described Real Estate, viz:
All that certain lot I,iece or Iai Gel OF land
situate in the ci'y of " ilRington, county and
State aforesaid, bounded and described as
follows, to wit: BeRiuning at a point on the
easterly side of DUPONT stree. at the distance
of twenty-eight feet southerly from the south
erly side of Tulip street al fortv feet wide -
Tulip street aforesaid is laid out parallel with
Front street and distant southerly from the
southery side th erect one hundred and forty
five feet to the northerly side of Tulip street
aforesaid; thence easterly parallel with Tu-
lip street seventy-five feet to q corner; thence
southeriy parallel with DUPONT street four
teen feet to a corner; thence westerly paral-
lei with Tulip street seventyfve feet to the
aforesaid eide of Dupont street; and thence
thereby northerly fourteen feet 70 the place
Of beginning. be the contents thereon what
they may.
Seized and taken in exc ution as the pro-
perty of John T. Wright and Margaret Jane
his wife. and t. t.. and to be sold BY
WIN. II. LAMBS0N. Sheriff.
Sherifi's Office. New Castle.
July 70. 1916 iy2.-ts
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United St2t District Attorney Whar
ton, at Louisville, has been succeeded ho
cause he would not look upon unlawful
making and selling of whisky and tob,r-
co as Of " minor importance.
The daily gazette., 1876-07-31
Don't Read This I!

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sex. or those contemplating marriage. 1t
contains over 200 pages. Round in cloth
Sent, securely sealed. for rs cents. Address,
Wall Il Co.. Lock Box 1855, Saratoga, y. Y.
The daily gazette., 1876-07-31

CHERIFF'S SALE
y By virtue of writ of Venditioni Expo
mas to me directed. will be exposed TO Public
Sale. at the
LAFAYETTE HOTEL. SAL SlIIPLEY ST.
kept by George W. 0rtlip. in the city OF viii
miugtOn. New Castle county, Delaware, on
SATURDAY,
THE Sth DAY OF AUGUST, 1876
The daily gazette., 1876-07-31

To SUFFERING LADIEs.-"Dr. Rogerson' 6
Female Hydyastis Powders, for all female
complaints. BY mail. 81. Address. Or
Rogerson, 20. Box. 256S N. Y. Lity.
The daily gazette., 1876-07-31
SHERIFF'S SALE.

By virtue Of a writ OF Levari Facias 10 me
directed. viii be exposed TO Public Sale,
at the
LAFAYETTE HOTEL sll SHIPLEY ST.
kept by Geo. W, 0rtlip. in the City Of Will
mington. New Castle county, Dsl., on
SATURDAY,
TILE V OF lILEI.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.-By VII ne OF a writ O
~ Ais, Leyaria Facias to NE directed, will be
Hollis, at Townsend. in Appoquinimink hun.
dred, in New Castle county. Delaware. ON
, 1876-07-08
CHICAGO. .

Ann1vArb-stmr Bhoboyghn, Bhrhoygau, sun.
dries; slu,r A'penn Muskuson, sundrtes; prop Guy.
ahoRn, 0ntonagon, sundrlea; prop Messenger. Den-
tnnIlarbos, auudracs; prop pTsuesdel, HentonIsrhor
sundries; prop Cay Of Concord, Ogdenaburg. aun.
dries; prop Scotia. buffalo, sundrtcs; prop Dis.
mntck. Menakauneo, towing; prop New Era, Grand
lAvon. towing; prop Fayorite, Mctom!nee, tow.
ngt scht J. II. Noyes, Bodus, coal, schr 1Ia,stsad
0hoboygan, lumber; schrJ J. v. Taylor, Msnistce,
tumbori Dchf Two Charles, Grand Haven,
bark; schr Mon9usgon Charlotte, coal;
scht II. N. Durham, Pixies Ptor, wood;
achr ]. y. NnNtand, Axn!stac, lumber; achr Pant.
Inc. Muskegon, lumber; schs Maggie Thompson,
Muskegon, lumber; Sehf Ada NedoFs, MatTiRette
lnuiboF; schs Sea Star, White Lake, bark scht
ChAflea LlIing, Mnntatec, lnnlberi xchr E1dorndo,
MsnekAunee, lumbar; schf +. T. Robinson, Memo
kaanec, lan,ber; scht Menekaunee, MenekauHee,
yshr Iranaier. Grand Haven. lumber; sehr Golden
Nenonlncc, lumber; schs 1lussche1, Mehominas,
lumber; schr Planet Mcnomtneo. lumber; schi
Andrew jackson, Man!stes, lumber; schr Flying
Cloud, Green Bay, lumber; schs O. 8. Hazard.
CLxAsl1scxs-Psop Messenger, benton IIsr.
Dor, aundrtes; prop Tsucsdsl. Donton liar.
bort, sund1les; stlnr s4sboygan,, Asntowoe,
l. .a ;Sss:'!s5ee
fs{o, "a. 054 hu corn; prop n. Ot0h. Msnlatuu,
g4ndries; stnr Alpcna, MGskegon, 1U0 bril- flour,
Is b.s pork, bfls lard. bFls liquors, aud sun.
lrlea; prop Menomtuce, lroop LAY, 40 hrls pork,
20 b1y spples, Aud sundries; prop Alsska, Buffalo,
4o,QQo bn corn; prop buckeJes, Glan Haven, 80
, 1876-07-08
By TELEGRAPH.
FOREIGN.


Eeeciai bls5sosch to TIE 1ftblna
LryFnrooL, July TIL =. m.-F7our-No. I, 24a;
No, = 2ta0d.
Cr0a-wheat-winter, No, !, os t0d; no. ., o. od;
spring. No 1, o. i; No, 4 as ad white, No. l. los
ID; No. = IS Sd, club No. l. los od No. los Corn.
15B I'd.
HtuuroRs-rork. eus- Lard 80 Sd.
LIvRnPooL4 July 7.-LAtest-Cn Cntion-MRrket dull,
56Gtad. Balea 1000 bales, IncndinR 2 COO balea Yor
speculation and export And 5000 AmeficAns sates Of
tho week, ~, ON Including q 600 Tor export and 0oo
for srceuation md o. o00 American, total stock,
1.0l3 0o Including ht3, tD0 American, total rcccIpts
4a,o0, Including ", 100 American, actual export,
GU0Ot amo,nt adoa SOC. 600, Including N, 600 Amcr!
1000
Yafna and tatracs at Manchester, dul md tsndlug
DOWNWARD.
Breadsf40s-Sntet and unchanged. Wheat receipts
far tho pnat three days 10 con quarters, Including
Oo0 American, California whto wheat ayarsge es pd
@0u 1d do club, l0sdsl0s 5d rcd Western aprng, No.
to No. l. es 2desas I'd; winter rtd Wcstern CdGn
lod. FIouF-Hcttern caha1, 3Ia Gd0244t uxtn gtstc,
1sa Cd. Corn-WestCrn mixed. 23s I'd. Oats ssdss 8t.
Barley. 3sRd. Peas-CaAnilan, 3Gs95Gs Sd.
C7oetT 8ttd-bo4ao5s.
{fprtstons-FriMo moas pork. sos. rrtme mcu beef,
7pN. Lard-frime Western, oa Cheese, 12s ID. Da
con-1anY clear. 6os 0l, short do, <as Cd.
Tui'o1o-six I'd.
Ieirulexm-Bpir14, sass Cd.
LtAseed Ni-lls Rd@l2s,
Efostt-ComJtop, 4s Ddi pale, i1s,
RptFtls 1GrDU,aAs-2oA
I.oNpox, July 7.-7hiioso-4ds-
Heftet FttFo1euns-l1n 3d0llsad.
Unsesd Ni-2ssd33s 81.
6pfrtf4 TurpentfM<-I3s 3d4I28 Dd
AaTwKaf, July 7.-fttroteum-3 o.