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The Ottawa free trader., 1876-10-14
Chicago Market.

Oct. I3.h, IOIb.
Four-Prices about the same. Fancy white
winter extras, S6.75@1.50; spring extras $5.31@
SIS; fancy Minnesota patent S6.5O@9.OO.
Wheat-Higher. Winter mot quoted) No
spring, l09@l.ll; No. 2, Sl09@Sl03.
Corn-No :, 46@47c. Options. Oct, H]9@45c
Oats-Cash sales, 33G34c, Qatter for white)
Rye -5S@6lc., for No. 3
Barley--No =, 7S(dS0c.
Lard-Sl032@s sl0.35
Taow-Sc.
Potatoes-New s2OO@$2.25 per bbl.
Butter-Good fancy yellow, 33@35c; roll 23G2'
cts
Eggs-lTdlS lSc. per doz.
Cattle.-Dull and prices unchanged Fancy grade
steers S5.3j@540; choice natives S4.65@4. 20
cows and heifers S225@325.
The Ottawa free trader., 1876-10-14

LOO. F.-The Right Worthy Grand Encamp.
ment Of l. Q. o. F. of the State Of Illinois met at
Jacksonville on Tuesday. The following officers
were elected for The ensuing year: Grand Chief
Patriarch, w. L. Sweeney, of Rock Island Grand
High Priest, c. W. Heaton, OF Pennington; Grand
senior Warden, II. W. Crocker, OF Chicago
Grand Scribe, John c. Smith, OF Chicago; Grant
Junior Warden, W. Z. Carlin Of Jerseyville; fo
Grand Representative for two years, J. 5. Tick
nor, and one for one year, Jacob Krohn. On thu
next day the following were appointed gran'
officers OF the Grand Encanpmeut for the ensu
ing year: W. u. Kennedy, Of No. 10, W. q. Sen
tineI, and James II. Miller, Of No. 40, ". G. Mar
ehal
The Ottawa free trader., 1876-10-14

One of the most shocking accidents we nave
been compelled to chronicle for many long gay
is the death of Mr. James \. ColSell, al Streator
on Tuesday last. He intended TO return 10 VI
ltawa from Strcator by the o'clock freight tram
on that evening, and standing on the plat
form of the only pa ssenger car with the tran this
inside hcnr too crowded to admit him, las the train
moved out. 1t will be remembered that north
of Streator there is quite grade and IT is usua
for freghts to be assisted up the grade by an en-
rnc in the rear. So it was on Tuesday; and
while thus standing the train gave a sudden jerE
forward, throwing Mr.. Colwel off the platform
under the engine following. He must have been
almost instantly killed for the engine passed
over him, cutting and tearing him into shape
less unco gnizablc mass.
His friends in Ottawa were Immediately mott
fled, and the body brought to Ottawa the same
night by Mr.. John Cclwcl.
The funeral, which was conducted under the
auspices of the Masonic Fraternity, took place
on Wednesday afternoon from his residence on
Columbus ST. The Masons Of Ottawa attended
in body and also a large number from Streator
The City Council, Of which Mr.. Colwell wa a
member, also followed the body to its last rest
ing place.
The deceased leaves wife and large family
and many friends to mourn his untimely death.
Mr.. Cowell had been resident of Ottawa for
about twenty years, and was the founder and
during all that time a leading member Of the
heavy firm Of Colwell, Clark IL Co., well known
as contractors and builders all over northern Hi
nois. There is hardly public building, church,
warehouse, or other prominent structure in OF
tawa, the county, or public buildngin adjoining
counties that has not marks about it OF the
handiwork and skill OF Mr.. Colwell. Far seeing,
cnterprising, public spirited he was one OF those
citizens whom to lose in community like this
is public calamity. Large.fearted, free.hand-
ed and generous to fault, his loss is no less la
mcnted in the social relations Of life than In his
more prominent position as member OF our
city government and leading citizen,
The Ottawa free trader., 1876-10-14

Bob" Ingersoll has a better opinion of
Hayes than he has of the supreme Being"
OF the former he says: The character of
Rutherford B. Hayes rises before the Ameri.
can people to-day like dome of honor, patri-
otism and integrity" OF the latter; Search
the records of the world, find out the history
of every barbarous tribe, and you find no
crime that touched a lower depth of iniamy
than those the Bible God commanded and
approved And this is the man whom Chris
lian Republicans are asked 10 admire.-Dc-
trOit Free Press
The Ottawa free trader., 1876-10-14

Read the following from the Hon. Morris Nor
rls. formerly Auditor of the State OF Indiana:
DIR. G. w. RoBACK, Dear Sir-Ha'ing been
troubled for several years with extreme debility
and weakness, SO much so that was unable to
attend to my ordinary business at times, and ha-
wing heard of the wonderful cures your Scandi-
navian Blood Purifier and Blood Pills were eti'ec-
ting, was induced by friend to try them. |
have been using the Purifier for the last twelve
months, and lind the medicine fully equal to its
recommendations. So valuable is its use to me,
that cannot now dispense with the use Of 1t AT
my advanced age-seventy seven years. cheer.
fully give this information for the benefit OF
those similarly affected. Yours truly,
NORRIS MORRIS.
For sale by Forbes & Gehring.
WAYNEs DIURETiC AND ALTERNATIVE ELIXIR
OF BUCHU, JUMPER AND ACETATE POTAsH.-A
new and valuable preparation for the relief and
cure of Gravel Irritation of the Bladder rnd IRE
thra, Dropsical rheumatism aud Gouty Alice
tions, Pain in the Back and Lons, &c.
For sale by Forbes & Gchrng.
The Ottawa free trader., 1876-10-14
The FREE TRADER and Prairie Farmer or
year, for S3.55.
Personal.

Ebenezer Lewis, of Sioux City, lswa, was in
town ON Thursday, shaking hands with his num-
erous old Ottawa friends. Eb. looks as neat as
If he had been newly married.
Jas. Smith, Esq, Of Chatsworth, son OF a. B.
Smith, Esq, of this city, is spending the week
here on visit to his parents.
The Ottawa free trader., 1876-10-14
CHASCERY.

CHANtER1.
3. Vim Reeve VS. Jos Stout ct al. Complain
ant called and bill dismissed for want Of prosccu
ton. Defendants to recover costs.
49, Amos l. Ashley VS. Jos T Bullock ct al
Hearing decree for compainants against Bul.
lock.
So Samuel IIalstcd VS. John Halsted Hear
ing and decree, Master to state an account
81 Warren Davis VS. Charlotte Davis. Bill dis
missed by complainant.
IS. Margaret spates VS. Nelson E'ans ct al.
Continued
80. Ed NJ Drew vs. Benjamin Mackey ct al.
Leave to complalnants to file cross bill, &c.
So Maurice Bruen VS. Calvin Palmer ct al.
Continued.
54 David II Thornton ct al vs. VIM Houtz ct
al. Continued.
IS. John Symons VS. J Hoist ct al Hearing.
Us. Celestia G Bell vs. A Bell ct al Bill dis.
missed. tt.F
1Ol WIN Loughlu vs. Samuel NJ Reed Bill
dismissed.
10. Mary NJ Dimmick vs Horace B Dimlnlck.
Divorce. Bill dismissed.
1872 Trustees of Schools I. SO n, X, 2 east VS.
Jno McFarren ct al Referred to Master to
to take evidence and proofs.
1874 Emma Swegartvs Geo Sweigart. Divorce.
Bill taken for confessed.
1856 Fred Bormann VS. Amelia Bormann. Di.
vorce, Bill taken for confessed.
199. Susan J Leayer VS. John A Leaver Dl.
yorce. Bill taken for confessed.
142 Augusta Schmitz VS. Henry Schmi!z. Di-
vorce. Bill taken for confessed. Hearing Of
evidence and decree.
159 Peter Miller vs. as Lunney. Bin taken
for confessed.
100. Sarah ] Jcnkinson VS. 8 w Raymond.
Hearlnge on pleadings aud proofs, and order.
16l. In the matter Of the application Of Lucy
Ayers, guardian, &c. Report Of sale approved.
The Ottawa free trader., 1876-10-14

There is no person living but what suffers more
or less with Lung Disease, Coughs, Colds or Con
sumption, yet some would die rather than pay
- cents for a bottle of medicine that would cure
them. DR.. A. Boschee's Syrup has lately been
init oduced in this country from Germany, and It's
wondrous cures astonsh every one that tries it
II you doubt what we say in print, cut out this
and take it to your Druggists, Forbes X Gehring
and get sample bottle for ~ cents AID try it, OF
a regular size for % cents.
The Ottawa free trader., 1876-10-14

We are panied 10 learn that w. Il. Duncan
Esq, of Towanda, the well known Mclean coun.
ty stock raiser, who made such fine display OF
short horns ut the State Fair, died at Normal on
the 10Th ult. Mr.. Duncan was taken sick at the
State Fair, and was not able oreaeh home be
fore he died. lie was one Of the most successful
farmers Of Mclean county and prominent mem
Der Of the order Of the Patrons OF Husbandry.
The Ottawa free trader., 1876-10-14

PENsIONs.P. II. Fitzgerald, Pension Agent, OF
indianapolis, Indiana, collects pensions, and may
be safely trusted 10 secure any payments that
may be due from the Government. Many are en-.
titled 10 pensions who may not be aware of that
fact. Mr.. Fitzgerald publishes pamphlet Civ
ing full information on the subject, which is sent
free HIS business is immense, and his connec-
tions at Washington are such as to enable him TO
secure prompt returns.
The Ottawa free trader., 1876-10-14

LEG BRoKEN.-Mr. Hugh Colwell had his leg
broken on Tuesday evening while coming home
through South Ottawa. The horse he was driy-
ing becoming frightened and ran down the bluii
throwing Mr.. Cowell out OF the buggy break
ing both bones OF the leg below the knee. DR..
Hard set the leg and made him comfortable so
that he is getting along as well as can be ex-
pected.
The Ottawa free trader., 1876-10-14

90 CENT SToRE.-This is the name OF new
business house just opened on Main St, in
Kneussls block The house is filled with a
great variety of notions and goods OF all de-
scriptions too numerous to mention, which are
trleny noted in other places. 1t Is strictly
cheap store, and we advise the people to read
its notices and inspect the goods.
The Ottawa free trader., 1876-10-14
Sptfial gofiff5.
DIR. Ill. OLlN.

Oi Chicago, formerly this Place, will visit OTTAWA si
clifton Hotel the Tuesday of each month for treating
M diseases the Eye and Ear surgcally or otherwise
Operations for cataract artificial pupil inverted cs
OF the ear duct ere strssshyoms and the removal
tumors and morbid growths every description Artificial
eyes and ear drums inserted Without pain previous opers
don. Granular syeds s mos sQuess disaas On tae oe
,udoaHy ard permanently casea
From long experience In trcsung diseases Of the Eye
and Ear feels conndee. IN stating that he can cure nearly
every Chronic diseases also resd consutsoa nee
largest stock OF ARTIFICIAL Eyes In the West.
December 10th tssa.-tf
The Ottawa free trader., 1876-10-14

Think of 1t! The daddy Buileim and De.
levan Times, the two leading Republican OF.
gans of Iazewell county, refuse TO support
Crooked Cullom. How is that for straw
-Pekia Times.
The Ottawa free trader., 1876-10-14

Musc.-s Thy Sweet Face My Starr "Tilden
and Hendricks Centennial Grand March," AN.
gels hover DER our Banner" and "Thst Ban
ner 100 years old" are compositions Of the times
Of high merit. for sale by dealers generally, or
can be obtained by mail on sending price about
s5 cents for each pIece,) 10 :. 7. Gordon & Son,
New York.
The Ottawa free trader., 1876-10-14
Comfy Fair,

There will be a meeting at the Court House In
Ottawa, on Saturday, October 2lst, at 2 O'Clock
p. NJ, for the purpose OF organizing Stock Com
pany, or Fair Association. A general invitation
is extended TO all.
BY order of 0. o. Wakefield, President.
A. VI. HOFFMAN,
The Ottawa free trader., 1876-10-14

On Tuesday last Marshal Foster, OF streator
brought to Ottawa horse thief named Niehola S
Ridinger. He was caught in Iowa and brought
here on requisition.
The Ottawa free trader., 1876-10-14

Hold the fort for Hayes aud Wheeler" sing
the other fellows.-ErcidHgc
They mean Font Sill and all the other post ira.
dershIps.-Ieog.i National Dsmo,Tdi.
The Ottawa free trader., 1876-10-14
Ottawa Wholesale Market.
OTTAWA, Oct. 18th. 1916,

VITAWA, VCI. IoIIli ICIO,
The following were the figures yesterday:
Corn, 40d4lc. for - lbs Oats, New, 25@27c for
35 lbs; timothy seed, sl.j0@l.G5 Hay, 81 for
prairie, S7GS for timothy; Potatoes, New, 3j@
40c.
We quote below
The Ottawa free trader., 1876-10-14

To CoNsUMERs. 1t costs you but trAe more
to buy full pound of ID. B. DeLand & Co.'S Best
Chemical Sdiardt,ts than it does other kinds that
are very crude or badly adulteratel.
The Ottawa free trader., 1876-10-14

All kinds of School Books, and School Station.
cry, at OsmaR & Iapeman's.
The Ottawa free trader., 1876-10-14
The Circuit Court.

This court began the October term on Mon
day last with 90 cases on the criminal docket.
439 on the law docket and l6l on the chancery
docket, only go of which are divorce cases. The
following cases have been disposed of during the
The Ottawa free trader., 1876-10-14

The FREE TRADER and Lire Stoci. Journal, on'
year, for S365
The Ottawa free trader., 1876-10-14

Fine note paper, : cents per quire, at the Bos
ton ~ Cent Store - quires 20 cents.
The Ottawa free trader., 1876-10-14

G5 cents buy The best brown overalls at NJ.
Siiefel & Cos.
The Ottawa free trader., 1876-10-14
RAIL ROAD TAXES

Followng will show the amount OF tax stlll
due from the railroads for past years, save the c.,
II. J. II 7. road, which seems to have the manli-
ness to pay its taxes:
The Ottawa free trader., 1876-10-14

School books Of all kinds, at osman * Hape,
mans.
The Ottawa free trader., 1876-10-14

Catholic Prayer Books in all styles at Osmar
& llapeman's.
The Ottawa free trader., 1876-10-14

Something new in the line of letter, note and
bill heads, at the FREE TRADER printing rooms.
The Ottawa free trader., 1876-10-14
Cut This Out. 1t May Save Your Life.

Buy your School Books at Osman " Hap'
The Ottawa free trader., 1876-10-14

County Treasurer Raymond has handed us d
detailed statement of the taxes due the county
for the year 1870 and previous years from all
sources-the amount due from each town from
each tax, tSc. The table is too lengthy for pub
lcatlonain full, but we have made the following
synopsis, which Will dosbtless interest our read.
ers
General tax (state. Co, school, Sc.). s27 1875 7G
G. b. & @ r. R..................... 2S,l725
c., A 4 st. Louis K. R................ lU0S3, 81
IC., Z. II y. W. X. X .................... l29S -
&. II Paducah K. R................... ELLIS
Totals in the county. ................ s67 III .5e
The Ottawa free trader., 1876-10-14

Large willow baskets for - cents, at the Bos-
ton 30 Cent Store.
The Ottawa free trader., 1876-10-14

The following preamble and resolutions OF res
pect we're adopted by Tonti Lodge, No. 800, |. o.
0. f., on Monday evening, Oct. g. 1876;
WHEREAS, 1t has pleased an aliwiSe Prov
dencc to summon from our midst in the prime OF
his manhood our worthy and esteemed brother
Smith y. Zeluif. And .,,
WHEREAS, IL becomes our dutyas wei as priv.
,Ieve To eynress our sorrow for his loss and
our respect for his memory, Therefore,
ye have Lost a worthy and esteemed member the
community an upright and honorable, citizen
Resol,ed, That we do heartily and sincerely
sympathize with the widow OF eur deceased
Rs,o,,yd That in token OF respect OF our de-
ceased brother the hall be clad in mourning for
the space of thirty days, and that the members
Of this Lodge wear the usual badge
Resolged, That a copy of the foregoing pream-
hle and re esolutions be sent to the widow of our
deceased brother and copy TO each OF the city
papers for publication.
The Ottawa free trader., 1876-10-14

Accordeous, yiolins harps and other instru
ments for % cents each, at the Boston 30 Cent
Store.
The Ottawa free trader., 1876-10-14

Something new for the ladies at the99 Cent
Store.
All are invited TO call aud examine the new
and delightful Perfume face and glove powder
combined, known as
The Ottawa free trader., 1876-10-14

Catholic Prayer Books in all styles at Osman
& Hapeman's.
The Ottawa free trader., 1876-10-14
"PERPECTIOS,

and pronounced by all who have used II 10 be The
finest and best ever offered for sale Boston q.
Cent Store Ill Main street. DR.. NJ. kneusars
Block.
Remcmber-for sale in this city only.at ;he %
Cont Store.
The Ottawa free trader., 1876-10-14

Al. kinds of School Books, used in city ant
country, for sale at Osman 81 Hapeman's.
The Ottawa free trader., 1876-10-14

Exchange on Chicago, New York
And all the principal cities EAST and West
B o u q Fl II a N - - . l. d.
Exchange England, Ireland Scotland and all
portsnt psnts In Continental Europe drawn In sums TO
suit purchasers.
". -. Revenue Stamps Of all denomina
tions constantly on hand and for sale.
United states BOnds, Local SECURITIES
Gold and Silver bought and sold.
To those who with their patronage we would say
shall be able extend such facilities and ccommodadon
trust will prove TO them satisfactory and prohaDe
Bank open frem sA. n to4P.M
X. G. JORDAN, Cashier
Ottaws, Feb. 0th 1875.
The Ottawa free trader., 1876-10-14

Milton H. Swim. Lorenzo Leland.
W. Bushnell, Isaac Gage,
Z. d. Lyman, J.F. Nash,
John Brundage.
Having organized under the National Banking Law. ana
succeeded to the business Of Wm II. W. Cushman,
for the transaction of general banking business
Exchange on Chicago, New York. and sll the prin
cipl cities Of the United States, bought and sold.
e xch anxe on Englsau Ireland, Scotland and Cos
tinen al Europe drawn In sums tC suit purchasers.
Collections made throughout the state q prompt
IL remted for on day OF payment current rate Oh
chs1ge. -
United states, Illinois, and La Sale count
Bonds, Gold, Silver, &c bought and sold. 49,,
Revenue stamps Of all ldenonlnations-aiuu
supply constantly on hand. -
customers and we shall our endeavofs to give she
satisfaction to those eRtrusting with their business
BANKING hours from /. MtoIPN mar5.'2
The Ottawa free trader., 1876-10-14

A. N. SMITH. GeRl Pass. Agt. II. RIDDLE, Gen'l su
May g 1876. DIN. HALL. Agent at ottsv
The Ottawa free trader., 1876-10-14

Flour white winter wheat. 100 Ds..........$ (:
Flour spring wheat rets 100 Ds......... y q 81
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COTTON MARKETS.

Cu,ntyrroy April 4-Cottnu easier Miiling, 1910; Low
Nddiur lZlsc too, Ordinary, lie. net receipt 40 1a's
eIpotts coastsi SO baiea sales so bales s'0'A --o
Pm, .rrirfn, April i-cotton dun. Mddns lS2e; Low
Mddir2 - Good Ordinary, IL a. net tc'pi 20 D"4e''
70 bales
CfgrgNAu Afril cotton drl NlfiuS l3c. Low Nli-
ordinary. 10 is. rCodA ll4l Dalesi snip
ueuts ~ bars. sales. s bales stock. II-SI bars.
Ctt,L-rps f.tOtton dun and easy MlruilF ~ =.
i,les gros, 800 ba- sales 30 Odrt stock, 30 ".'7
ACTION weak Mddlhs. Il &c itetIpt-
5s tacs shipments 1911 Ddles' sa! I-oO D"ie'' '''.s'
,136 bales. ,,,,,,,. ,o,.. r,, ,tt,
ding l2a.r cool Ordinary lli.c; h"t to', tbi JEWS
I'll hars sfucs. l-b-t a'@
UAiINoRf Aprii s.-Coon dnl and easier; hddinx l'ci
,1sy Mfliug u , Good ordinary lie net receipts lot
AZ. bales. fpnnera, 20 bale stock 3 - bales go
SAVANNAH. Anil i.-totiuH dul, no dti44hd, NlI.iis'
,2Isr. Low MidinIg. u iicc God pphhhfy ~ rc.;
ret rropiB 80! bales exports u Great BIiin, 800 huS
ALL, l01 bales stock. 2G7u3 bales - ,,-
Isl. I0Is prl i-Cofton dull aud lower Ndiling l2'ic
~ Jttl,pg 5tc; food Ordinary, lOc. net receipts,
ls6 b.,es: .npmens 800 bales shca 500 bales STOCK
.rarsTA April Cotton dali and nominal; Mdllng,
l2spl2lc: Low Mddnf IL '-1i2c, Good Ordinary, lit.'
r,rei,,. b.ls- sales liJ Dalss
N5gFOLK April A.-tottDl dull; Miiliug. l2iGci net r.
celvx 800 bacs exports. cosst"is' lilo bales bhe %
Xn,1se,Iis Anil cotton quiet and nomua Md1iing.
isssc: sdding II - Good Ordinary Zoe; netFecepiH
uoHfIg Anil ACTION weak: hidding, I22Gl2hc;
Law Nttding ,Il 81 Good ordinary Io'a~lO4ci nct
r,cep OS bas. exports cOastwisc lSO bales s1!ca 900
sAcs stock 1871 bales. , ,,,,,,.
15ir. low Niddl!ng Sc; Good Ordinary, lUqc net re-
1s,. 300 bAr, gross 1896 bales exports, 20 Great
IrItaip OO7 bale. France OiD bales 10 tho Continent
6, bales ; sales, 300 bales stook 2iOi1C Daes.
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were small and restricted sssotmcnts Of hose half
hose and underwear
THE STATE OF TRADE.


LIVERPOOL April 4-123o p mCotton Is DIM ana easier
HiGdlng Upands led; Middling orleans isd sales
900 for speculation and export; re-
ceipts ioyOU bales OF which 29VOO were American fu
nat and tending down sales Of Mddng pianos Low
Middlng cause May and June delivery at 6'gd The TO
OF Wheat FOR past three days have been ioOoo qs
Of which ZOO qrs. were American. ,.,
LyKEPoOI. April Also m.-sales OF Sidnilng OpiahuS
Cotton Middling clause April delivery, a. b sxl
do. April and May delivery, at Isq Lard 6l9 ewt
for American Bacon b36 cTt Tor Long Ciear AiacieS
Talow. i2l3 y cwt -, -
LIVERPOOL. April AZ m.-Breadstuhs easier Corn
20 026f3 for Mixed Western. Wheat SlOdIU3T
GENITAL average California White lO2HlO9 for Cinp 90
Pork Lrmer 94 BacOn-Sh0t Clear STEADY AT oo IoeI
Extra India Mess steady ~. Iard-PfIne western
dun GlL State dull at 226. Whea-Sprng
No dull at %; do No dun at Sl winter ouh al NO.
CcTn-Mixed dull at 20.
LNRRPOOt. Aprn IA \. Nor the sales OF COTTON ousy
$500 bales American.
LIVERPOOL. Arnl $50 m.1he market for yarns anu
fabrics Manchester Is dull and onding down Cotton
Futures quiet; sales Aiddlng " lands, Low hdGlng
clause April and May delivery, at es DO DO May ana
LONDON April ALSO D. m.-Uplted Satos DOnds loOis,
lOsHs Ten fortes, 1865; new loan, 1863 Enc halfway
LONDON April 4-l:3O p mCOnsols 81 ns for money. and
"a 1873 for the account -. ma.
!osDOS hpri IL D. m.-Paris adyices quote ReDes
6Gf. Spirits Turpenne steady at 246 ~ -.
LONDON, Apnl a. y. m.-rhe amount OF bu.loh gone
into Bank England on balance today 10 tzlsOoV fails
advo,s quote RentcS CIT - A..
months bills open market is 262!. cent which Is
"a d per Bank Of England rate Petroleum
I'D gall for Rennedand y d for spirits spirits iufpcn
tine 24j9 Fcwt .. -, a.. ,...xto,
FRANKFoRE April 4.-Unitod states bonda- Now lives
lUl.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-05

prxvuo Anil 4-Csrrv-Reeoipts TO-DAY. 2s9 head.
'G" sgRys o t' The we're wsf ta%a 5 Ssss
the balance ale here AGAINST 3Jl eaIs 10; Tue nn'' ne
nus far Of az ears moro 3s5 cars for the same
week last year Ihe market , i"f ,a te1 con
fined To country trade and yard dealers te atehdanco ~
local buyers only fair few Eas,nIa dsrs 's pg b OF
saIabo be classel "a generally 10 ~ eh Dg DIV
lew Of good grades on shipping ca'o IN me mi Ia
tho price. Tor The week mus lar m.' the n poorest
offerings suffering the most deolnei 20 cars were uslea
Of Tor week thus far sales Of Indiana stsss a,elsts
Illinois steers averaging LIZ IlSS Va NJ a. II IN
- s7ds5 20 ono sIeeri ayssshs 90 avssging Isl
i37s at - 45dt5 60 Mi,sour steers syeraSing il29
2isGls42 at "a eo@e5 loG*3 20 "'oeEers Al >" 10"
sSRr AID -Reseip, today 200 head making the
hssa fr lie last week aud 5000 head ior he sano
week last year tho market Tor The week thu, 1r Ia, pe.n
offered good the proportion OF extra no 5n c6 WI
than for any "eE since tS d hoa fs zoo head
for the brighton butcher market IN. majoi{ r oa
The balance for tho and EI se wnrS readily made The
price range ast weeks ning quotations ana rom
a a9 I'm ~ NJ al 49, 90 H. At 81 46 100 at u i2,
Ii5 81 81 l19 ~ at 81 50 Michigan sheep av1iIgng
81 10 b. 20 40 81 b extra at 81 % ~ Al - 30
Indiana sheep averaging 12 ~ al 50 5o 20 3D. al ~ 10
extra 81 80; ll5 H. at 81 STA No lambs Offering this
HodsSo mesh arrivals day. Sunday Monday receipts
against 300 lead or the same time week 100 head
for the same week last year. The market was soT oa a,
yesterdays naiAe; the only transactions reported were
s Sl At 3, @ one decS on pIiyats terms about cars Of
odds and ends and light stun remain unsold
WATERTowS, Mass April f-DEKP CATTR-Receipt- 1879
head The trade wa. very slim occasoned dealers asking
ADVANCED which they unable 10 obtain only afsw
date thenseyc at Eghoa at full easy ras
cattle changed hands AZ prices very much Tie same
q 75oss 30 hrst quality, 80 7oas7 90; second qualify
snKrr AND LAnss-Escepts 3,I44 head about 800 head