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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-21
THE ExrRADI1ION QUESTION.
The London News Criticisina Lord Dsrbv's
Action In the Brent Case.

LONDON, June 20.-The Nelcs this morn
ing has strong editorial on the release Of Brent
the Louisville forRer, which concludes as fol-
lows:
Lord DerbyA demand that a prisoner shall not be
tried on different STATE Of facts from those proved
the guaranteeing coun;ry, proceed from an unwnr-
rantahle rs umpOn. We not bound to watch over
the administration Of Justice m other countries their
tribIndl my he trusted 10 deal properly with criue
committed WITHIN their jurisdiction When II Is
shown BY evidence which would Justify his connittl
Tor trial here that ugYo has forfeited his claim
the protection OF our laws We may fair give MN up
TO the Justice Of the country against which he has Of
Tended. 10 assume that Its courts Will not deal fairly
VIII INN Is reason for refusing to enter INTO any treaty
OF cxrndon with n NJ all, but not for YeXatOus aud
suspicious stipulAtions.
The United States Legation here have nothing
TO make public concerning the position of the
American Government on the eXtraditon ques-
ton. So far IA Is known, no negotiations are
pending with IL view to a new Or an amended
tire ~.
MessN. Lewis & Lewis, solicitors, will on
Thursday next, In the Chambers, ask for the re-
lease OF their client, william Il. Gray, the New
York forger
Oil My Head How II Achesi
Yes, we hear II every day Qu!rk's Irish Tea
VIII cure you Sold by drugglsts.-Adp.
wind collie and dllrrhea In children cured by
n0neUs Ieethlng Cordial, 70 eenu-Adp,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-21

BAJNoTrI-BRowN.-At Choppequansett war
wicA, X L. at the rosidencc % the brides mother On
June II, by the Roy. Dr. waterman. Paul BaJnDtt,
Get onsu OF Italy IN New YORK, 10 Carrie NJ, dLush
ter Of the iatc Hon. Ni.holls brown.
NORRl--WllrlEi.>EY On tuesday. June a. a
Trmiy Ohurcn Fact Ne" YORK by the Rev. james I.
ElssuOd. sidney u. Nurris to Maude q. Whiitclsry.
VIII flCt.-In thus city, On Tuesday, june
H. at the Of The BRIDE. mother b. the Rev.
Henry MOttet WIN. NhtucA to PhiIora jeanette Ree
all Of This
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-21

The Regatta Committee, Messrs. Charles Hof-
man, W. Budenbcnder, aud MIR. Kirsch. awarded
tho prizes, which were handsome remnants, to
the Cnarm in the nrst class, and the SOPHIA In
the second.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-21
ilubIltltIons.

fINWO HE-r NOV Ei.~ I~~t sd InR IEAnS.
L l9HMAEL AND SELF liAlsED
lsllMAEL or - Ihi Depths, seventh Edition.
Edition
by MRS EMMA y Y sOUTHwORrU
SELF KA SID aud lauMAEL are the Two best
novels issued for years. Get them II ouer mi read
lnen. kHch ARE IN one yolumc morocco clDth, price
" 70 each anu Az TOR sAie ~ ala OuONseus, AID are
phllgned 10y
Z, .. PETERSON BROlHkRs, PniL ADELpHIA.
Aoples Wll De s"li rVtNY 4rto % stpIld 80 rellt.
ting DrIes 70 L. D. Peterson rV.6eIs faNslslphisS.
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HARINE TNrELLT0E NCE.

MINIATURE ALNANAf-rvrs nav.
sun rses... ~ sun SETS. "a Noon sats. -
Hl"H WArKR-rnt-
andy Hook. 81 Gov isIand. 8 10 Hell date. 90
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-21
ArriYcd-TuKsnAY. Lnne %.

steamship Carondelet, Fernandina, mdse. and pass.
Steamship King Arthur. Mltanzis, sugar.
steamship Morgan CITY, New Orleans. mtse and pass.
steamship tlaucus. Boston mdse and pass.
Bark Ala. Ctcnfitgus SUGAR.
Brig Ban Raffaec, Marsellles, mdse.
a - ~,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-21
MIRO Feed.
I)IIsID.

q, FoLEY.-Ry Judge Gilbert April l. 1870, Thomas
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WARDS SHIRT sroM&

fTTTIII
WI ne drawn pn .un' 20 Prtcs uashed ordeu
nll,ii luiOnI,tYu tItni-h'1 Tree.
IAiLOK CO., Baukrrs
80. n w. o. :, y. Y.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-21

wind collie and dllrrhna In children cured BY
honelp Leething Cordial, 70 genu-Adr
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-21

Yes, we hear II every Jay Qurks Irish T,
VIII cure you. Sold by drugglsts.-Adp.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-04-06
NEWS OF THE DAY.

The storm was geueralin Eastern and North
ern New England Oh Tuesday night, aud the
fall of snow in the lower portions OF that Sec
ton was the heaviest of the season. 10 some
places it was lwenty inches deep. The rail-
roads were partially blocked, add telegraph
communication was almost entirely suspended.
Yesterday morning not single telegraph wire
was working east from Boston. All were re,
paired during the day, however. 1t IS stated
that if sudden thaw should OCCUR most dis
a-trous freshet must ensue. Some OF the trains
on the New Hampshire railroad had to be dug
out of the snow. No marine disasters OF con-
sequence are reported. The tides are reported
unusually high, and at Old Orchard Beach,
Me-, it is feared several of the summer cottages
may be swept away.
The confession Of Jos. Kerrgau, now uOder
sentence for completely 10 the Molly Mcguire
murders, was made public at Bethlehem, Pa
Yesterday. Kerrigan acknowled ges having
been mem Der of the Molly Magures Society,
and says the object of that organization was to
KIN people and burn down buildings Its ope,,
rations are carried on under charter granted
to the Ancient Order of Hibernians. Kerrigan
details the plans made for the klll,og OF Police
man Yost at Tamaqua, and of John L. Jones
near Summit Hil showing that these murders
were the result of an order issued by the Molly
Maguires
A tank filled with authracine 10 the works OF
Warrep, Kirk & Co., adjoining Point Breeze
gas works, Philadelphia, exploded yesterday.
The antbraciue department caught FIRE, and,
with it's contents, was destroyed. The malo
building, of stone, was also destroyed. Total
| loss 500 900; insurance $4,000. The hrm
was supplying the centennial commission daily
| with 500 barrels of patent composition TOR paw
| ing, VIM. Dalton, workman 90 the roof OIL
the building, was thrown fifteen feet, but es
capped serious injury. A fireman named james
Neatly was seriously buroed.
A young man named Bruustead returning
home intoxicated last night, 10 London, Ont,
made fendsh attempt to murder the whole
family, stabbing the father and mother, inflct
ing dangerous wounds, and then attacked the
other members OF the family, who escaped,
He was subsequently arrested and remanded
to await the result.
a Memphis dispatch states that the Mlssls
sippi has risen "a feet II inches, or halt al
inch above the f BOD of 1874 and eleven above
that of last August The general impression
among the river men is that it will rise too
yet, which will put it above the highest water
known there.
Ats meeting of Republican club 10 New
Orleans last night a fight occurred. Ihret
men were shot, one of whom, Luclen Adams,
IT,, will die. The others wounded are Lucleo
Adams, ST.. aud John W. King. Others are
raported wounded.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-04-06
FOREIGN NEWS.

The Pail Mall Gazette says the action OF
France on the Khedves appeal was fastened
By remonstrapce of majority Of the Assem-
bly who intimated that further waiting upon
English plans would compel an attack 90 the
Government.
A BerIio dispatch says Russia will reopen
the negotiation 10 regard to international rights
10 time of war, and the hope is expressed that
England will accede to the proposals OF the
Brussels Congress.
President Prado. of Peru, has arrived at
Havana, eo route for England, whittier he goes
to arrange for the future payments OF interest
on Peruvian bonds.
A ferry boat cspslzed 10 the river Dee, at
Aberdeen, yesterday, ADD thirty persons arc
supposed to have been drowned.
Home, the Spiritualist, died suddenly Sat,
urday, while travelling from St. Petersburg to
Berlin.
1t is proposed to increase the humber Of
Spanish Senators to three huodred.
Carist depots Of arms are said to still exIs
10 Biscay.
The yellow fever is Cd the increase at Rlt
de Janeiro.
A revolt has occurred 10 Bosnia the lnsur
gents being joined by some Mahom metans'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-04-06
A { ard.
To the editor o. the Alecaadria Guzctte:
The IN Iprsipnpd nOtlcpI un,.ar .hp cans

To the editor of the Alexandria Guzcttc:
The undersigned noticed, under he coAspicu-
Gus heading of Improper Lectures" in Tues
days Gazette, an article rtfecting untruthfu ly
on his lectures, nnd especis II upon his private
lecture some twenty. four hours before it was
delivered. This KIND of forestslling criticism
made upon 3 lecture unhesrd and unseen by the
sain ed "Pharmacist i not in keeping with his
boosted experience Of thirty years in sexual phy-
slolcgy, and much less an indication of soundN "ss
in The region # reason and common .ense. The
nature and "snlmus' of this misrepresentst on
particularly indicates that its author is a pre-
JUDGED fossil, whose scientific attainment out
side of drug dispensing, would not inspire even
the com on school boy for manly intelli gone.
il thi; day and age of progress. Had the author
have gladly furnished him with compliment
airy ticket and thereby saved him from the
trouble and danger which might occur to his
delicste brain and nervous system in making so
great mental effort in behalf of public 10 orsi-
ty. Some persons enjoy making grand and
meddlesome protector of youthful purity, who
dare not sign his true name, will doubtless
achieve in Alexandria, if not a world wide rep
utstion. for being al old fogy and q chronic
grumb!er of the antiquated school OF bigots
which have in every age OF the worlds past h's
tory stood in the way OF progress and true edn.
cation. BY entering his protest against my lee.
lures, and referring to the "lste unpleasant
ness" Sc, &C., saying as be does 'et US pre-.
serve wha. purity is left among US from con-
tamnation," ne reflects not only upon ny
intelligent and apptecistive auditors, but in
wholesale manner upon the entire community,
~nich, IN my humble opinion, is unjust in the
endors ement OF my private lecture by vote last
night by very intelligent audience of gentle
men, who dare to think for themselves. will
doubtless place this would-be wise critic in
,e:y different light. If this letter is not ST.
good name. who viii endorse the .boys renlv
Very respectfully yours for justice,
E. V. WsIGHr MD.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-04-06

The Colored. National Convention met 10
Nashville yesterday and organic ID by the cleo
ton of NJ. w. Gibbs, of A'karsas. President.
Speeches were made by Robelt McCary, of
Iudaua; II. S. Smith, of Georgia. Robert Har-
Ter, OF OAio, and NJ. w. Gibbs, of Arkansas.
Fred. Douglass and other signers to the card
against calling the Convention at Nashville
W re severely criticised The speakers gener-
ally asserted that they were for the party that
promised the most rights and fulfilled their
PROMISES.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-04-06
The Rhode Island Elect on.

The State election occurred 10 Rhode Island
Yesterday. Three tickets were 10 the field, Re-
publican, Democratic and Prohibition. The
prohbitionists have held campaign cttiugs 10
every part of the State, and they worked 10
defeat the election by the people as they did
last year. The election resulted 10 the choice
OF the Republican candidate Tor Secretary Of
State, who was supported by prohibitioDists,
but 20 choice for Governor and Lieutenant
Governor by the people.
Henry Lipptt, the present Governor, was
the nominee of the Republicans. Albert How
ard was nominated by the probibltlonlsts and
supported by the Republicans opposed to LIP
pitt 90 personal reasons, aud VIM. b, Beach
was nominated BY the D.mocrals. The major
ity against Gov. Lippltt last year was 6 300,
and he was elected by the Legislature. This
year the majority against him has been con-
considerably reduced, and he has a large pIu.
rality.
Providence, which last year gave LAPS
against Lippitt. now gives him majority, and
the regular Republican Assembly ticket is
elected 10 the city by about 500 majority. Lip
pitt will be elected By the Legislature, which
will be about 6ve.sixths Republican, and it is
understood to be largely III favor OF the election
of Henry B. Anthony to the U. 5. Seoate for
the fourth term.
The Journal has returns from all the towns
in the State except TWO small ones. Lippitt
rep, has s 2l2; Howard, prob, 6, 227; Bssch,
dem, 3,472. Lippitt will lack about l,400 Of
election Ivy the people. For Secretary OF State
Alderman, rep, has IA, 653; Pierce, DEM,
1851. Other candidates on the Republican
State ticket run even with the Governor, and
will be elected by the General Assembly, which
will compose 10 the Senate 81 Republicans and
9 Democrats, and 10 the House So Rapubli-
cans aud Democrats. Vote ct Providence
Lippitt 8 465, Howard 1858. Beach 100.
A four story brick building in course of de-
molition in New York, fell.io yesterday even
ing. aud buried several persons 10 the ruins
The police at once got to work to rescue the
victims. VIM. Laog, aged fourteen, aod VIM.
ochell, aged fifteen, were taken out unconscious,
With fractured skulls, and several other parties
we're severely, but not fatally injured. !
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-04-06

The Valley Railroad is 10 trouble. At a late
meeting of its stockholders it was resolved to
discontinue, 90 the first Of May next, the pres
ent arrangement by which the Baltimore and
Ohio operates the road, but at meeting
held yesterday resolution was adopted in
structing the President to submit to the BaIti-
more aud Ohio Railroad Company proposition
to lease the road for two years, at $4,000 a
year, and return it in good order at the cod
of the lease Should this proposition fail to be
accepted it is probable the road will rem ain no.
used
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-04-06

An order was yesterday issued by the secre-
tary of War transferring the headquarters Oh
the army to Washington. and Gen. Sherman
will have to reside there, notwithstanding Its
bad morals and high prices.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-04-06

Among the newspaper remarks abont the
exhaustion of appropriations, and the oonse
quent discharge of employees and shutting off
of light from the postofhces, we fail to observe
any reason assigned why the ample appropria-
lions made by Radical Congress should have
been 50 speedily expended BY Radical admin:
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-04-06
Communicated

Wos'T Do.-rhe attenpt to make political
capilsl st the expense of and to the annoyance
Of The pubic By closing the post fhce at dusk
upon the preteyt thst the Government can't get
trust r months gas is TOO thin" The Posi-.
office in Washington is lighted up every night
kerosene, al least, is cheap. POP LUIS
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-04-06

Delegates from the several literary socletleS
of the colleges in this State met in convention
st Lyuchburg yesterday, for the purpose OF
forming an intercollegiate association LOT al
oratnrical contest
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-04-06
Explosion Of Powder Magazines.

Al clock yesterday afternoon Salt Lake
City was thrown into CONSERVATION by three
terrible explosions succeeding each other at To-
tervaIs of few seconds. The people rushed
into the streets in terror, horses ran away,
windows were blowo in, doors blown from their
hinges, chimneys blown down, and many build,
logs badly injured. Tue cause of The explosions
was not kuowp until an immeuse volume of
smoke was seen rsiog from the arsenal hill,
i'm ncdiatcly north of the city.
Upon the hill were four powder magazines
Que of Walker Bros, for the California Powder
Company containing one and a halt Car loads
of powder. one OF Walker Bros, tor the ORR
entail Powder Company, containing bali car
load Of powder Que o Z;ou's Cooperative To-
stitution for the Hazard Powder Company,
containing ten ,ous OF powder, aud one OF Beo
Jennings, tor the Dlpont Powder Company,
containing fourteen tons OF powder, all OF which
exploded. There were no buildings very close
to the mag;z mes. The waterworks u ldiogs
and hourlrg mill Oh City Creek were rddled
with boulders.
Inmeps. bouders fell, crashing through
bu ldipgs throughout the city, some falling
mile distant, There were three men at work at
one of these m gaines. All that can be found
of them are small pieces of flesh, the larges.
beiug portion of foot 10 a boot Their names
are not Known. Mrs. Vanatta was struck by a
boulder and killed; also, John Ridden, a boy,
10 the Twentieth ward. Quite number OF
other persons were injured, and perhaps other
deaths may occur. Ooe lady died from fright.
The cause OF the explosion cannot be ascer-
tanned. Ii is claimed that he men at work were
Smoking; others state that some person fired
shot into one OF the magazines. An immense
amount OF glass was broken throughout the
city. The damage to glass alone will probab y
be nearly $50 900. Two boys, one named Rich
ardson and sou of Archie Hill went after
stock this morning, takiLg their guns.
Enough of the remains nave been found near
the magazine to Identity them. One of their
hands was found Gu ching duck. 1t is DOW
supposed they had fired into the magazine,
causing the explosion.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-04-06
lstratl0u.

The postothce at Shepherds Grove, Gull
pepper county, Va, is discontinued for want Of
a candidate; the papers 60 to Steyensburg.
VIM. E Norris is appointed postmaster at
Coopcrville, Sussex uuty, Va, vice Philip
Sale. resigned
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-04-06

At yesterday session of the Met hodist Epis
copal Conference, st Philadelphia, in the case
of Rev. j. H. Britain, the committee repor,-
cd that the charges of immortality against him
we're sustained, and be was expelled.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-04-06

10 the last number of the Planter aud Farm
er, Prof. Dabney assais the public school sys-
TEN, aud argues that7it should be at once abol-
ished. Dr.. Rpfner replies to him in the Rich
moDd papers.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-04-06

One of the purposes for which Gen. Wells
was appointed District Attorney for Washing
ton has been accomplished and, as he is the
sharpest of all the carpet-baggers who cmi
grated from Michigan to this section OF coun-
try, doubtless all the others will be in the
proper time. The Harrington safe robbery, in
which netarious affair prominent Washington
Il .dicals we're mplicated, and to shield whom
was one of the purposes for which the General
was appointed, has, so far as lay in his power,
been SO arranged that none of the guilty par
ties can be punished, for, as the General says,
there is no one now left to prosecute, as he
(Wells) has already guaranteed N,ttleship and
Cuoz that they would not be prosecuted. Ali
these pro misses we're made upon an agreement
that each would divulge all they knew of the
case, but so tar there has been 90 dyulgiog.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-04-06
CONGRESS-,

The following proceedings OF Congress yes
terday are additional to those published IN the
Gazette of that date:
The Senate passed the House bill to enable
the Secretary of the Treasury to pay judg-
meuts 10 the Alabama clans. MIR. Hamlln 8
postal bill 6xiug the rate un third class mall
matter was taken up, and an amcndmen sdop-
ted providing that when matter OF this class
not fully paid is mailed by some one known at
the postoficc lie shall be bottled and the mat
ter held for payment Of full postage. MIR. Him.
ln explained how the postoffce might be made
self. sustaining.
10 the House resolution was adopted d.
recting the Secretary Of the Treasury to fur
nish the House with an itemized account Of
the expenditures under the item Of 100000
appropriated tor lights aud fuel for the fiscal
year ending june 81, 1876 40 adverse re.
port was presented from the Committee on
Banking aud Currency on the bill fixing the
legal rate OF interest 90 national money at not
exceeding six per cent. per annum. The bill
to transfer the 1udian Bureau to the War De
partment Was discussed without action. a bill
was passed to regulate the winding up OF Ma
tona banks, the object Of it being to facilitate
! liquidation and prevent dishonesty. At the
evening session the House made but little pro-
gress on the legislative appropriation bill.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-04-06
f(bmmuDicata1

Who deserves credit for the paternity of the
c-,slled amended charter ~ Nobody wrote
it nobody owns its paternity-nobody is re.
spon IDLE for its passage through the Legislature
nobody wants it, and every body is uigusted
with its sbsurdities. But let us know who did
it. O.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-04-06

A reduction of about twenty per cent. OF Inc
force in the Treasurer Office will be made 10
few days, in consequence of the appropriation
bainp exhausted.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-04-06
Markets BIZ i'e' egrspn.l

NEW YORK, Apr. G.-Stock: active AMI
ateady. Moucy-Io loans ard 4. Cod l-'.
Flour quiet and unchanged Whest rather
more steady, Corn scarce, quite end firm
BALTIMORE, April g. -Virginis SKIES o!d' ~,
consolidated 6,4 West Eirglnas j. Iot:g Gt,
quiet; mlldling ~ l25 Flou. firm ano ,"i''S
active; prices unchanged Wnea: 4uiel ~:
firm; No. We.tern red l43. penh'yl" .na
red 80 .l5o1; Maryland red l3OAloo an yeT l6)
nlb5; do. white l40 lGO Corn acI''e, strong
and higher: Southern white IA So; d.. yellow
6 81; Western mixed IS spot C'i bid April;
6-4 o:d N y. Ost, dull and ,.nch,ng.d. Rye
IRA but quiet at e0.o2. hsy dull; M,rylsAo
and Pennsylvania ie.. S24. Provisions quiet 1u.
trim AID Unchanged Pork 23aS 3 %. hsfo
unchanged. Butter scarce An. strong ana un-
changed. Coffee strong but quiet ana un
changed. Sugar steady and firm 81 's'io5'
WhisAsy quiet but firm 81 5 -
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-04-06
COM.IIEisClAL.

and prices unchanged ol2 bushels y! red
Wheat sold at tls, Us, l40 lls, lj0 and 80 Tor
inf rior t, good, and S}4 bushels ot mixed aud
yellow Corn 1T Sc II small lot OF Rye brougA.
TO- and 81 bushels of Oats remained unsod.
BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET, April D, $50.
Beef Cattlr-trccs to-day ranged n i'liG">
Best BeeVes. ......h ~ w
General rated first quality ..-"....4 D - ~
Medium good lair quality ...........9 = ;,
Ordinary thin Steers, oxen and CoWs3 ~ "
Genera! average u! the market .....o w
Extreme range Of prices. ~ d ~
Most vt the sales were from ..........4 81 q D ~
The market showed no very great de-
gree of activity ut any time this week. There
was decline Of lie throughout the lis, IN
fact some operators thought the failing OF III Is
&c. Their" We're soma very 'nd C.tt.e Oh tHe
market, but they Were no, 60 "toppy rs they
were last week, with rather more common ohe-
in the pens
;ohecp--The quality Of the offerings does 2?E
present MS favorable an appearance Ne las "eeA
receipts but prices generally are unch"n2eu.
There has been no outside demsnd. we an2.e
shcared 1T tic, and wool sheep ~ 45s'3c per
ID, butchers prcterrlng the i"rlDef ~ 'nes'
prices. Receipts this week ZO25 mead
Hogs The market has bee, fair ior gooH 'a
Hogs, aud rather slow Tor light bacon gra les
Quotations present no seriou! cnange since .St
week. The best Hogs being somewhat scarce
are readily disposed of st our top hgIces. QIo-
tations l0isl2c per pound. Receipts this week
SGT hesu.