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Litchfield enquirer., 1877-08-02
Stubborn Facts, by Josh Billings

had rather be kalled grandpa by half dozen bright, impetuous young ones, and hay them all light onto me at onst, like swarm ov bees, than be the lonely auto- krat ov all the Russians. @
 Never bore ennything that yu are able to buy. Borrowing will demoralize man almost az fast az stealing.
 A man is never so thoroughly played out until he gifts so low down that nobody Will abuze him.
 No man kan be very cunning only at the expence ov hiz honesty.
 The man who doesn't care whether he wins or not when he fips cent, or hips ennything else, iz week poultiss.
 Ignorance iz bliss" until you cum to look back upon It, and see what a kussed phool it has made of you.
 Life is made up ov sunshine and shad. do; about five shaddos to one sunshine.
 The reason there are so menny failures in this world iz because most ov mankind are anxious to make ten strikes with pony balls
 After man gifts to be thirty-eight years old he kant form any nu habits. The best he kan do is to steer his old ones.
 Law is an eccellent thing, but it never made man temperate or pious yet,
 We all ov us think if we could live our lives over again we should make fewer hlunders; this probably ain't so. we shuld make different ones.
 The grate ambishun ov life seems to be to live az long az we kan and make more than our nabors.
 It is only the phools that are past re. demption; if man has got branes don't care how corrupt he may be- he ain't past all hope.
 Yung man, always play to win; game that ain't worth winning ain't worth play ing. - Iluv persons ov strong likes and dis likes, but want to hay them able to giv good reasons for them. There are but few who know more than they kan tell, but there are legions who kan tell more than they know.
Litchfield enquirer., 1877-08-02

All kinds of book and Job Printing neatly and pr0mptly done.
 Business Cards, Wedding Cards, Bill Heads, Labels. Ball Tickets, Hsndbills, Pamphlets, &c.,, 4s-, done in the best style, and as cheap as at any office in the State.
 Orders eaa bs sent in by mail and the jobs sent cut by mail If smaiD by stage, or express, to most parts of the county, without serious risk or delay.
Litchfield enquirer., 1877-08-02
PATIENTS.
 R. H. EDDY.

No. 76 STATE ST.. opposite Kilby, BOSTON, Secures Patents in the United States also in Great Britain, France, and other foreign countries Copies of the claims of any Patent furnished by remitting one dollar. Assignments recorded at Washington. No Agency tn the United States possesses superior facilities J0r oetdintig Putets GsceTtGinig the patentdbiy V tnre'tfons. R. H. EDDY, Solicitor of Patents.
 TEsTTEoNIALs.
 "1 regard MT. Eddy as one of the most capable aud sIccesful practitioners with whom have had official intercourse. E-t
 CHAS. MASON, Commissioner of Patents." ''Inventors cannot employ person moro trustwor. thy more capable of securing for them an early and favorable consideration at the Patent OfRce. EDMUND BURKE, late Commissioner of Patents !"
 BOSTON, October 19, 1870. R. H. EDDY, Esq-Dear sir: you procured for me, in lS40, my first patent. Since then you have acted fer and advised in hundreds of cases and procur. ed many patents, reissues and extensions have oc- casionally employed the best agencies in New York Philadelphia and Washington but stin give you al most tfe whole of my business in your line and ad wise others to employ you.
 Yours truly. GEORGE DRAPER. BOSTON, January l, lS77 z0-ly
Litchfield enquirer., 1877-08-02

Special Notices, 50 per cent additional.
 If ns specific directions regarding thelength of nssrtion accompany advertisements. Probate ;.Otires wik Do keptin three weeks, and all oth- sr aavertfssments st. f." (till forbid) or until ordered out
 Yearly advertisers are entitled to four changes during their term (not oftener than once a L-OGthD without charge
 Yearly or halfyearly advertisements are pay able quarterly; all other advertisements in ad- vance
 maple notices of Birth, Death or Marriage are inserted free "f charge; obituary notices, cents Ter lime
Litchfield enquirer., 1877-08-02

'''Got all kinds of ties here?' said Q would-be wit, entering we'll known fur nlshing store. ''Yes, sir" replied the shopman. ''Well: should like a pig sty," remarked the customer. "All right, sir; just bend. down your hogshead and we will take your measure," said the ready shopman,
Litchfield enquirer., 1877-08-02
.nIaiisa Hel .ss. ..-.. . .'sCentaur # M .s1s .. szz is54 sss satss asas <s LIN[MENRS

One thing is now thoroughly sstabli shed. Never since man suffered and human agencies alleviated pain, has there been any thing which went far as
 pain annlhilator and curative agent the Centaur Liniments. These Liniments have within the past year cured of Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Stiff -jonts, Caked Breasts, swellings. Poisonous ies Burns, Lame Animals. etc., etc., than all other remedies combined. As the name of Centaur implies ...., for man and beast. But not the Liniment. The White Lniment is for and the Yellow for horses and animals. Herein this Eminent differs from all other remedies although of the ingredients are alike in each, They contain the well-know Witch Ha- gel, Arnica, Carbolic. Rock Oil, Mentba and other powerful ingredients.
 wm. H. Hickox, Rector of St. Johns E. Church, Wakefield, Clay GO., Kansas. writes: "Many years have been suffering from Weak Back, caused from a spl ain more than 4O years ago. have not found any thing to relieve me until commenced the use of CcEtaur Liniment. feel it my Christian duty tO inc form you that by its wonderful effects an entirely relieved of pain. January 22d. 1876."
 Messrs. J. McCrre Co.,. Druggists, Cincinnati, O.. say: -' l- 1
 "Teamsters pronounce ths Yellow Centaur Imminent superio to any thing they have used. We sell several dozen bottles per month. and the sale is stead- lily increasing" .1F Ess"4 53 zaf- te1t4
 These are only samples of thousands upon thous- ands of similar testimonials reaching every month. All the Extracts Embrocations, Salves and Ointments in existence not doing one-tenth the good which is done by these admirable Centaur Liniments For Frost bites, stings, Cuts Itch Salt Rheum etc., there is nothing like the Centaur Liniment, White Wrapper. For spavin, Ring-bone. Sweeney, Wind Calls, roli- evil, Scratches etc., horses the Yellow Centsur Lniment is equally good. They are certain in their eects they pleasant to use they handy and they cheap. No family should be without Gen. tsur Liniments. They are worth one hundred times their cost.
 J.B. ROSE & CO.,. 46 DEY ST, NEW YoRK.
Litchfield enquirer., 1877-08-02
CaStOria.

health. if they will use Dr. Pitchers CasteriR for Wind Collie. Worms. Feyelishness, Sour Mouth, Group, or stomach Complaints. It is entirely vege table preparation and contains neither mineral nor" phene, nor alcohol II is pleasant take honey, neither gags nor gripes, and is superior to any dy in existence.
 Dr. E. Dimoch, of Dupont, Ohio, says: "l am using CAsToRIA in my practice with the most signal benefits and happy results and find it per- feet substitute for Castor Oil"
 This is what every one says. Many nurses in New York use the CAsToRA. It is prepared by Messrs. q. B. RosF Co.,, successors to Samuel Pitcher. M. D..
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Litchfield enquirer., 1877-08-02
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 Advertising.
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The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-03-24
lAdministratorrts, HSaIiea.

pY nu8h hofisY ofo. r. TKom pEs0n. Eaon.
ID Judge 6f fTrobatSsf5f Fairffaft Ce{inttyy
7 will offeEforc csslJ Jt pa6Hof f9atoafsy' 'iisH on
taS Brd day of April, 1877, at ftiiS 'rreessf-
dVnce Of Miss E. Dawkins, in Fairfield
6oansy, oil the personal property belong.
Ding to, the estate of0Wq. Dawkins. de-
,oSssed, lato Of said county. Terms cash.
y &ss fVsS'ss"g. N. DAWKINs,
massS Administrator.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-03-24
sHbA,KadNG !ba,KadlN,sGS S}AA4t9|'0gN,,3 S}AA 4t9|'0gN,,3 oa

T1NHE undersigned takes this method Of
- ei1fior1ming The public that he has
sSpene dnsa 10 4 shaYing , Ana asl ass5ilsifcptting
saiaoa i,sths fSS tTS st Sf ts
serYihg all those who may, favor him
'~ithAI call. Everything in his line done
inlths latest and sest faahionabis style.
vijsA 1afH ~, ,ueissnlhqshgles nlhqshgls ,TQ2lH|4'f fp +.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-03-24
Merchal1tIgT gTaifofiTu!
.siUITT4nl nos I'M

HE asdsfgnSedl in3aSfms Hth2s 2Hhlt Citizens
Of WihnsPerq, aed sthescounsy generally, |,
that no has opened Tailoring Establjsfl
Hleht in the atofe hSxtn toE Sft:t j. Clendin-
ing's. He'isrpreparedtto do-all kinds of
WORK in his line at short notice and on
'reason naBle tsrndo'A fdll Hne Of Samples
kept Christianity con on hand, from. which
oYsto naers may make selectioas.w Special
Attsntiongisen tooCUTIgNC,t. ~ 70 yIt;e .
"a - ~
cfh 2<-t1em iDIwu .lsYHG. ROCHE.
fs..; ast9
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-03-24
SBtSs M SX,ssTr;1sH / .; 5;

pose oe Us i } AasSSlg)SsB u pFyq,
ceding the day of election. When
the meeting shall bo held, we t,,,st
it will be largely attended.
HkaRf6&s PAAboNC CRE66aafStD.. =
Goyefhyf" Hqmpton has egTantcdv d
par rd0hta Rft4fSaS1saof 4YfSaSs1 sytP 'ISHhFq hbq NJ
undergoing sentence for the crime
of assault and battery With intsnt
to kill, of which no was found guilty
at the January torn Of the circuit
squirt, and for which he awGRa aselI!!
BAnced to three months imprison-
ment ~ tlY fgs'RRtyaH|. Thgea aN99r.
the prisoners attorney, accompanied
with n physicians certificate that
the PrisoFper's Sc ssghe4 ho4plth was such that
further confinement nwo t1ld II result
seriously if not fatally! The doc u
mont WAS served upon sSheriff Ruff
on Thursday, and Gordon at was
oncp discharged from custody
.Ca y'falHIl& i.A!Ln- / ue r"ih | .
MALICIOUS M1scHIEF;IruEi James,
a negro who llas already wan, some
hotoriety from his frequentsappears
ance in court either Y.nnawer to a
ehargasa !qr 70 escape, punishment uni by
| btt9HprYningoStates'Fe t9p evidence, was arr
rested few days agoTandp lodged
IN thee. ee.iso COUNTY }9lnaty a,jaJ, Q, He;4 is charged
with wyiitIh having torn off the pailfngs fl ON
the fence at6dhdlhea front garden
ofthe,residencet of MsaW oR9 d oty.
|RftA Ae accused les lesffqqYpqq ffqqqYpqq guilty Of this
charge, he should be punished in the
eStreme' penalty llaalloowea by law
Rhere is nosmote o'wanton,S. mali
cious r;pfqyooking Species c sSt Of II mis- is
ehfef nth sthanb nbetsh ethaat st. ofg defacipg a;or
|atastroying private property. "nSuch'
cuimcs as this 'hro most difficult of
detection, qand when an offender is
caught aspd convicted, he should lie
made SO to suffer as that his case
may be g, q y F,wyqPrpipggytq, P qll such sevil-
aosrsSs Il Il 3SarkPaniiSSasle>A y e>Aw 2eais g
/ atyhard labor in the penitcn tiary, or,
better, in solitary confinement,
would be none too severe q punish
ment for the fool or the knave who
amuses himself Or gratifes somo
petty spite by dest11ying other
peoples property.-The negro
charged in this case is an old crimi-
nal, but he has had the knack of get
ting out of his scrapes by turning
State's evidence. He will have no
Atch chance now, and if ho be con
Heted Kiildo9btIess ,spead gaNaerh
in tho SEfHl Il aMl3hMjM 7
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-03-24

pose oe gplSsaa y 3 . aas 4 I ~ ssaSEBridqY prqS
ceding the day of election. When
the meeting shall be held, We tr.,st
it will be largely attended.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-03-24

To-day the campaign's fairly olopsd. 80. :,
The lucky man is he S@Ssa5 4
Who takes his scat on the 4th Of March
Our President he'll ,be: %.Ta q 3
And now the next best thing '''"' ''1 ~, "a
just suited|to our mind, T.. .-2I&!
Is where,to. got the cheapest goods. - {.
The best Of goods to find. 81 2a ~ - y
My friends and won't out ono day,
Som MeWspl'Ing Goods 10; o;bay;
And wo resolved, before we won't ~' q
T. Tho different stores to try.
Wfnnsboro all around ra
&s$sIJntil our'feet were sore, .... ~. II
And found theyery place. atlast 80
""T'wAs sooLIWOLFE's Now Cash store.
Or Hats, Clothing and Boots and Shoes:
Tho latestto our view ...ess,--....,...,,
The very BEST styles of Dress Goods.
And Prints so cheap and new, ,E,HJ
80 then, mylgood friends, ono and all.
Now. is your tirne to try ~
What Bargainsiyou can get Of mo
Or, yonnsed not ny Of SOL.
.,
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-03-24
Total Stems.

RAILROAD ScHEDULEs.-The follow
ing are tho hours at which the trains
on the @. @. and A. r. n. pass
REGULAR PAssENaER-N1auT.
For Charlotte, 2.31, A. NJ.
For Augusta, 1.13, A. NJ.
ACCOMMODATION FRE1eHr-DAy.
For For assal|s'llklDTaU) 1M|uo: Nj
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-03-24

We ore informed that a cabin occu
pied by negroes, in the Cedar Greek
neighborhood, was destroyed by
fire on dFharsday' y'las6,o atia ssTyo,ihg
negro child burnt to death. It
seems that negro boy, left to take
care of the infant. il aaE fire. lba the
building. We are told that this
boy has before set fire to houses in
which he was left by his, mother.
We have hot3 yet setlean loaarnnod the' ''Sa, naHos H
of the parties concerned.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-03-24
NoTIGH,

- - pltls'El "
50 SB OFFICE COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.
r.2.3 FA1RrIELD COUNTI,
sn .so WrNssBono. March 18th. 1877.
FTNHE Road District Ovorseers of Fair.
Il held county arc hereby notified and
required to order out oil persond liable to
road duty in their respective jurisdictions
to work the: public .hlghwnya thres full
days between the date Of this notice and
sthsElst Of May next. They are further re-
qu1red 70 see that all highways are clear
sd opt to the lawful width. and that all
rooss, stnmps, logs and rocks are remov-
ed eesfro from the public roads, ~, They are
further required to return all defanlters
to this Office to be dealt with aecordino
to law. Road District Overseers disre.
garding this notice will likewise be doalt
~ith'accordipg to law. - -
.""' g. HENRY JACOB,
>.'''S 1r,' 'as j. 3. HARVEY.
... CARTER BEATTY, .
mar r14~5"fx County Commissioners.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-03-24
Religious Notices,

Methodist Church-Rev. G. w.
Walker, IL, A. H., p. D.. Sunday
School, 10 A. NJ. Prayer Meeting,
Thursday, 7P.M.
Episcopal Church Rev. j. Obear,
services every Sundayo except the
End Sunday of the month; at II
o'clock A. NJ. 80. -..
Presbyterian Church--Rev. G. T..
Chichester, IL A. NJ, and y p. NJ.
Sabbath School 81 P. N. PRAYER
Meeting, Wednesday, y PM
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-03-24

New Addyyee}ri'se9Rgepts. 9g qt .. 10, ;.bs, sy en-
Municipal Electiop-Wm. n
ChandleasoC Clerk 'w eaTARIaC]7I ,o
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-03-24

RELIGIOUS SERv1CEa-In the Asso
oiate Ref3tnsd;P ;Pfsabytefaan cbyrql,
the aaaRrSstPpshs RSstPp b 4 Il ea jtAs hotds shnpsEs
will be celebrated on Sunday morn
ing. The usual preparatory services,
begun last night night, will be con-
tinued to day at II, a. m, and at
7.3O, p. m. Preaching by Rov. J. p.
Marion, of Chester STTA IIAC
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-03-24

A s4iuinbeHid Of ns'&' lamps 'hdve
been placed 0n the ,streets.e 1, s,,.d
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-03-24


No ACTION YEt.--A Washington
telegram, dated March %, says {:
A'The Cabinet has adjourned without
oonsidsaingo SOUTH sGsrsliala s, " I'm; !.
bers say they ore not yet at liberty
to make the proceedings public.
Another session Mif ABE held
before the government an.
nounces ~ It's g gra8oisio1iaoi ssEhei
impression Disaa 'generalo l,tlat 'eths
troops will be withdrawn SR61ifd
different course be followed, -how..
ever, the surbriag SYilb atps 2bgi aY
great as in the Louisiana case" It
would be decided surprise to every
fair~miadedsman insthe eouutrys andI
source Of rdisgusnto ayeW hanonar
bic oneo" ea1M sa.. Q! h.vornsr sea .
THEeTowN rEbRorIos.ia tptwilir be
harmed from q notices publislredr din
anotherroolusan, the hnauai,election
OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. of Winna-
boro feratha eaauipgiyoan will take
place on the first Monday in April
next. acknowledgements efths'
voters will comm enceo oohq Thursday
preceding ,a&4 Sanhnas teg, three
days. in OFF iasf isf isaiss, i'll S,'
we think it impofsanBt tM9 ltis tax
payers 3 shouldl s ID. meet ee + and Iwake SUCH
nominat ati0nsvaast9 ntheffH nays SEEM
for the best iatessaa ssags Sff ,.sHasa $afs.
nifty. We therefore suggest thstats'
public n9oting bS hefd iof this pur
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-03-24

The tins iHmps}ut9F ft9F attttaGGbbIing. tin cans cans
TO the tails of country dogs will
soon 6e here, aid She eiclerls are get
tahg heRpy. 90 dald. baa .ye, ssisso q
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-03-24


BS" We invite the attention Of per
sons visiting the printing office of The
News AND HERALD to two. notices
posted conspicuously on the door
and walls: /. No ADM1rTAscE Ex-
cEPT ON BUSINESS. 2. DoN'T TALK TO
4AA 1EE2ge SsSHtNs;s esa sSa aa = ssgI sws@ IS,
A rumor had some currency on
Friday, to the effect that the admin
istration had formally recognized
Chamberlain rs governor. Inquiry
resulted in. ascertaining- that tho
report was entirely untrue. The
President and his Cabinet still
preserve "masterly ~ inactivity"
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-03-24

Mr. S. Amory Cartledge, son of
Rev. A. NJ. Cartlodge, died at the
residence 81 his father sinsscResaer
county, Oh sGuesdayslest, ain thes s2aa
year Of his age.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-03-24
TO OUR COLORED FRIENDS,

AS you have El~ays ephs tsonfi II saoia
'dence in us, we viii state that yoaf fpi"d "
may depend on ntg4tting goods at ta9rt3anpJ,
regular even price, WllI,t si Z iDnilii mod
No baits held out to any oaa ArAs~ "
aoYS0,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-03-23

,rg.rox March o2-Cotton nominal Midlling. lie;
I6,, N.dllng 10 ac Good Ordinary; IOt he' TeSeipJs
10 s cN port colswise. 1850 bales sales 3-I baies
6SeS ;'o Warrb o2-Corton dull Midilng 1879 lie;
net receipts 9i bales exports, coaSt"iS' 4''oo Od''
IL. :, i.aIcs: stock. 10, 20 baos.
rtuoRy MaTcn 22.-CcttOn dun Mlollhe, &C. 10"
,tii,ne lO5.c Good Ordinary, lOc; gross itc'lP's %
eXport-, cO4StWlst ~ O1'''' '' 4O' '"'' 20"
neg Er 70 March Cotton duh 1ddng. ll'4c Iow
Micdlug II Lc.; ,ood Ordinary, iic net receipts l4-
halcs. gross 3 - bales: hOcA. HID it'r1' ,.,
NNGIoN 5arch 22CUtiOn duli, Weaa ana hOniinal
,rI,inr lie; Low Nldinc lO'4c: Good ordinary, 4o4c
,,.I ret.,' T.. 81 bales stock. 1907 baie1 1890.
~ yi,Iie@ Iic Good ordinary, 1913 sc net receipt,
10 bales: gross go bales exports 10 1itl bAh oVo
hi.s. saies ~ uneIs TO- ia stock !li9 bales.
All tis4cl Z2.-CDun quiet IduliG, II 49, LOW
hates ports ooas;wisc 80 bales sales, 700 bales; Stock
90 'g ni xs March 22-Coton quiet ard easy Mddng
H. LOW Middlng 10 -; Good Ordinary, sso htt re-
iiifs coatwisc, Is, bales; sales. 5000 Daies STOCK
-cS ,""P March 22-Cotton unchanged; NdGng 1926;
aX, NJdng -; GOOD Ordinary, lOc net receipts. so
exports c"a~t"lee, "o' pa'S o"'''f wv ' -'
@,I,. March 22-Cotton qmet Mdiling LEI receipts
M bales: s!mcEt, 10 Daiesi safes 'Oo DdeS S'"'A
March % Cotton quiet and steady Alddng
liz. IO, MLiing 1904 ld2r Good ordinary J4a
IN. ,,.,ptl lGj bales sJlcs. 42l bales ,,,. -.
on ,rir.rDV. March 22.-COon easy INCOMING. J -,
Low NhidIng II &c Good prtndrl lo'' htI ic'eipuA
19n baIes. ea.s $50 bales; stock, 70 lCS bales. .
-tgSCISNaTI March 22-Cotton quiet; hddmg, &C.; 20"
sJling IO5c cool Ordinary lONc: receipts. - oaies
P"i.t.yiii - March Cotton dull hiidlng, lc ,
25.-COiton unchauCcli MildilhS ~ g.
nv Md ling lO5 Good Ordinary Zoe; Icct pts 10 pileS
shipment III Dae, sales, 10 bales soc ol-25 bates
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-03-23
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

BUFFALO, March 22Aar'et dull; prices materially IN
Hiph Mixed trace at - cars do 60 arrive, ~ 81 c
Al ~ zoo bush iiaf Balu IT 81 So ears NJ C1eso
spring private terms Barley IN heh demand; sacs Of
Weston on private terms Flour unchanged sales OF 500
bis Other articles quic, and unchanged Balr al freels
bush; Corn 100 Gi,ii oats i2'Gog DasI; Eay 100
t2JO BUSH Corn go BUSH Oa;S 42COO buol' Barley
-CHiciGo. March 22.Floir quiet and UNCHANGED Wheat
iny active i.y aIa 'n HH & Mat: ~ o II rs
Rejected, 95c Corn dni AID shade lover rs &c. ca'h
o. Arm; ~ c. May 445l &C. LOT t'aty fiTSi 80
May Kyc in iar demanj ami higher at 60 co., Barir trll
Pork dull Wcaz ana lo"er ~ ~ Iash or
April 81 TO- aiay. Lard trmer hgt n9t G4oa.y higher;
inljL Meafs steady and unchanged pressed Hogs @G6
IS H. WHISKY, II %. Rec,ms-iiour, 5000 bbI- Wheat.
$50 bush BARLEY rs bash. shpmonts-Flour. 5000 bbl;
T TIrSr 1879 600 bnsh At IT, sdGo cal OF TIC Sar
oats unchanged Pork higher sl3 S12 bid April 81 20
May i2TI hr9,r pug nnF Strong and higher, Family
g. 5 g9 al , No. SSnS S a;s & and uneaa
Iyein FAR demand but loNer at re Barley Tm lOr best
sfad's PORK qucl al 81 75G$j; Lard a!dl; steam Zen,
steady with 4 far Gcmand shoulders, J2ci short lbs,
.cr Sg2t ana Sy'' w;kT tsly viii fir demand at
n o. Butter easier; WrscIA Ec'rlG 25G-tc; central
os on o o4 i Ear i 10 oid ht 36 backing = Is
- 60 butchers. - Gja$J 70; rec'lpis Llo1; Shipments
HFror, March .:.-Fiour in necr demand and steady
choce s@,7 ~ whcat gaiet and steay-a i1i. nTmer
Il Cr4 steady ami MN No. liked lG2c. oats steady
ard in ir demand MMr &c.. MEL ,t is 5S 1
corn l352 bush. oats. SaPment7-4iy Dds FIOur ~
DgI; Ig mr. %icic demand Wheat
steacy; 80. Milwaukee, - = 40; o' ~ 81 -lpin
90 = noIai5i.y ioc Vow. % e. OCT. dull e2si.r 20
. 5Jlr Rye steady; 30. !, 61c. Barley hr4er' so. :
srns "a, ; tyg fdS GprIf Moss r5rg 81 Prime
"515 b5s iiour. 5000 Isn. wheat standardization
OG.5 tGl Mitch 2ionr in iar request but with
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depression sales good Ohio averaging los n. at
81 l2le; 1 car do, 80 Il. at So; . cars unsoli.
HoGsReceips tOday $50 head total for the week thus
1000 head for the time Last week. 2OJO head market
dn and 'cinlns sales, ears quoted l0rAers ls com
mon 10 fair AT - 10O 50 2J good mt - 4O choice ~ = %
fair heavy a - G5 offered closing it'll cOntiI sel
downward tendency.
CHICAGO. March 22CATTIH Receipts. $500; shipments,
1000 market Gctive ami for Of choice to eS
ira M $3.50 So good choice steers, 81 6Ods5 20
stockcTs light 70 medium. 50 25d$3 40.
UOGs-Rec eipts To- 90: shipments 1905 market active
and steady; shipping - - heavy choice
packing - 30ds5 IS GOOD TO Boson Providence and
Philadelphia. - 3OdSJ 10.
SuHEP-Hece.pts l5nO market dull, weak. and lower
medium 20 fair - l2adS5 rs.
EAST LIBERTY, Penn, March observation-disclosures day,
l6 head or ~ % through aud IL ior sale here
total Tor three days. 1859 heat 81 OF through and
"a cars for yard sale; everything sold ont and clear
except OF through st0cs best at IS 73af 20 medium TO
good ~ $685. 60 common TO far at 50 7J4 - 30.
HoGs-lsecept LOO head toral for three days 4lsO
head Workers az - iOa - jJ phias 80 dSO 10
today, 500 head total for three days
5000 head selling at - 10 50 80.