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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-09-07
E.yrchin= of Four Mcn---Thc Grimes
Charged Against Them.

LOUISVILLE, Ky, September GA special
correspondent sent to New Castle by the
Courier Journal telegraphS that nearly one
hundred armed men were in the mob that
hung the three Goodricls and Simmons yes
tcrday morning. The iailor, j. NJ. Jones,
SAYS OF it: "About o'clock | was awak-
encd by loud knocking at the door and
calls oil Where is the iailor:' I hurriedly
went down. and was confronted by 4
body OF about fifteen or twenty men.
They pointed pistols and guns at Inc,
and told me to get the key OF the
Jail and 60 with them. When we reached
the Jail they commanded me to open the
door. They were Joined by other men on
the way to the Jail, and when we got there
some forty or fifty men rushed into the Jail
and ut once took possession OF the prisoners.
and tied ropes around their nccks and led
them out. On the way out Sam and Joe
Goodrich said. I'VE are innocent: no blood
Of any man is our hands The mob said, in
response. Ii YOU want to pray, get at it,
Sam then said. 'Wlll you allow NE to send
some money to my mothcr:' They sand,
Yes He then handed me about forty dol
lars. They then proceeded down the street,
taking the four 10 the bridge, where two
were hanged on each side
The following is published concerning
the crimes for which the men were in Jail
"Thc murders with which the persons
were implicated were that OF Parish, for
which Shuck suffered death on the gallows:
II pcddler from jacksonville, in Shelby
county, named Darrall, Bcclcr James (son
of member OF the gang. sacrificed by his
,lnfecling father because he knew too much
about Its affairs, and whose bones were
found where Dick Shuck said they were
placed: John Oman. who was first robbed,
attempted to be killed with pistol-slot,
which only broke his arm and was then
taken in skiff into the Kentucky river,
weighted down with rocks, and sunk. Fol
lowing this was the murder Of Eli Downey.
a cousin OF Shuck, who was shot in the
head by Jack Simmons. son of the King
and robbed of $40. Next came the muir
der OF an Indian named Gallagban, fruit
tree pcddler from Indiana, who was first
robbed, then knocked on the head with
stone and thrown into the river"
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FTNANCIAE,.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

THURSDAY september Us fSff'
american Goid.-103 bid.
GINA consols. new. 40 bid, 42z asked Virginia de-
ferred, 3 bid: Virginia Interest certificates, 10
asked; Virginia lax-rcceiyable coupons, soH BID
City Secartties.-Rch city S's, IL TX asked
Richmond city 6's, 101S asked; Petersburg city
G's. s5s bid, .e69 asked; hynclpurg city SIS. "a
s.s ITO bids Norfolk city 6's. 90 bid; Frederick
burg city rs, l07 bid; Manchester bridge 81. lo3
asked.
mortgage 6's. j. AMI j., 72H bid; Virginia and
Tennessee Railroad second mortgage G's, j. and J.,
80 bid; Virginia and Tennessee Railroad tblrd
mortgage ss, J. and j., s2k bid: soqthside ka a
bid; Southside Railroad third mortgage preferred
6's, J. and j., so bid; Richmond and Petersburg
Railroad first mortgage 8F, A. and u, l03 bld
Richmond; Fredericksburg and Potomac Eai Iron,
cricksburg and Potomac Railroad mortgage g, y;
aud j., 95E bid: Richmond aud Danyille Railroad
consolidated 6's, n and NJ, rs bid; Piedmont
Northwestern North Carolina Railroad 724 bid.
RniGr0nd Stocfs.-Rfchmond,F Fredericksburg and
Potomac Railroad common, 100 par, 80 bid !;
road six per cent. guaranteed, 100 par. go bid ;
Richmond Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad
seven per cent guaranteed, 100 par 9lx bio; ga ga
bid; seiboart and Roanoke railroad guaranteed
100 par, los asked.
Bdnk Stocks.-First National, 100 par, l lG bid !:
Planters National 100 par; 10 bid; State Eank OF
mond, 80 par, 4G asked: Merchants and Planters
Savings, 20 par, 1874 bid: City Savings, 25 par. 20
bid; Citizens Savings. - Nar,. 2 bid, ~ asked.
par, 100 bid Merchants and Mechanics, 100 par,
SeH bid: City, 100 par, - asked; Granite In
slirancc Company, 100 par, 79bid. SO asked; Rich
Niscelfaneous.-0ld Dominion Steamship Com
pauv. 100 par. IS bid.
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NATIONAL And FOREIGN AFFAIRS,
BY TELEGRAPH.

NO DECISION IN TIE MoFFETT-REGt
CAsE-THE YACHT IDLER WINS THE BEN.
NETT CUr-PRESIDENT SLOAN, OF THE
DELAWARE, LACKAWANA AND WESTERN
ROAD, DECLINES TO RAISE WAGES TWEEN
TY-FIyE PER CENT.-DEATII OF CRAZY
HORsE-AS AG ED COUPLE INSTANTLY
KILLED WHILE CROSSING THE LAKE
SHORE RoAD-TwEED BEFORE THE NEW
YORK ALDERMANIC CO3lMTTTEE OF IN.
VESTIGATION-A CAT II OLIC CHURCH
BURNED IN ILLINOIS-A BATTLE NEAR
Observation-Disclosures JONES, .OF CHI
CAGO, DECLINES AN INVITATION TO RE-
SIGN, AND QUOTES THE PREsIDENT-A
DEMOCRATIC LEGISLATURE PROBABLE
IN CALIFOREIA-CoNvE OF THE Ma.
TTOSAL BOARD OF STEAM NAvIGATiON-
ANOTHER DEFEAT FOR THE RUSSIANS,
&C, &C
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
FORT OF RICHMOND, SEPTEMBER 6


Steamship Wyanokr, Couch New York. InerchaI-
disc and passengers. G. w. Allen L Co., agents..
Steamer John Sylvester, Post, Norfolk, merrhan.
disc and passengers, l.. b. Tntuni. agent.
Schooner Eclipse, Taylor, New York, hsy. Akin
Schooner Auc!ree Godfrey, Price Philadelphia,
iron. Old Dominion Iron and NaA-"orxs COM
Schooner Caroline knight, Dyer, Rocsland, lime
Schooner JOHN weathered, kirwan, Baltimore.
s1lano Southern FertIiizne Company. -. -. (.
Schooner Yankee Doodle, Rose, Philadelphia,
Schooner James NJ. Vance, Lee, Philadelphia,
SCI Schooner ). r. Absrger, Newell. Kenneoes, ice.
Schooner sci 1 Clara NJ Goodman, Colburn. New YorE,
salt, Cringan & Morris. .,.
Schooner Lulu Lynn. Insley, Philadelphia, pig
i's Schooner Roxana, Mitchell Baltimore, light,
schooner Travers, shubert, Crammer, Phii1det-
pha. ,..,.s.,,,,.
Schooner Charles Cobb, Rhodes. New York. salt.
Cringan & Morris.
Steamer George III. Stout Pierce, Baltimore, mer-
chapdise and passengers. II. Il. Douglas. agent.
Schooner Julius Webb, Geugens, Troy, cannot
coal Curtis 6 Parker.
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
From New York September 4th, schooner Harvey
'' From Philadelphia September 4sh, schooner A.
E. Benton. Budd 49,. o,, e
From Philadelphia September 4th' schooner d.
Mcdonald, Eteelman.
MEMORANDA.
Bark Thomas Cochrane tBr), Taylor, Lence, al
schooner St Ann Twy5 Lunt, h.nee at phiIadel
Schooner Gettysburs, Sorbcrry, hence, at ProVt-
Schooner John Brlll, hence, at Baltimore sepsem'
Der 9Th. @%
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1.-THE Government hns decided TO annul the
decree published yesterday ordering
State funeral, rs 1t cannot dispense with the
execution OF the existing enactments regu
lating the order OF professions in otticia
ceremonies. The Government will there,
fore take no part i'm the funeral beyond
paying to the deceased the military honor
to which he is entitled rs having been
dignitary OF the Legion of Honor and for
merly Chief OF State.
THE GAMBETTA INDICTMENT.
LONDON, September Ga dispatch from
Paris to the Daily Neus says there are three
counts In the Indictment against Gambetta
which charge offences against the person Of
the President and against the Republic,
including one for the passage in his Life
speech ending with the words: "N JdudrG
Sc soumettre on demettre." There are six
counts for public insults to the ministers.
The Government will not permit the trial
to be reported.
THE POPE HAS DECIDED TO RESTORE ROMAN
HIERARCHY IN SCOTLAND.
MANCHESTER, September 6.-Thc Guar
dinn's London correspondent says the. Pope
has definitely resolved to restore Roman
hierarchy in Scotland. Cardinal Manning
will shortly 90 to Rome on a confidential
mission in that connection.
Honors to President Grant.
THE TOWN COUNCIL OF DUNDEE HAS RENDERED
THE FREEDOM OF THE CITY TO HIN.
DUNDEE, September 6.-The Town Coun-
ell have voted a tender to Grant OF the 1ree-
dom OF the city.
The War News.
AN IMPORTANT ENGAGEMENT NEAR EusrCHUK.
BUCHAREST, September G.-An important
engagement was fought near Rustchuk yes
tcrClay morning. Soon afterwards the Rus
SLAMS commenced the bombardment OF that
civ from Slobasia. 1t was replied to by
the Turks. The cannonade lasted all yes
tcrdav and continues to-day. The Turks
from Widen attempted last hight to reach
Chuperchenic, near Kalafat, in boats, but
were driven back by Romanan battery,
which was quickly brought up. The gar
rison OF Widen has been raised to strength
OF 5000 men in consequence OF the threat
ching attitude OF SerVla.
4 FATAL MISTAKE.
LONDON, September Ga special edition
of the Standard has 4 dispatch from Con-
stantinople which says: The Turkish COM
mander in Herzegovina reports that band
OF 1000 Montenegrins surrounded village
near PreSsika, intending to get cattle and
corn during the night. 4 fresh band OF
Montcncgrins arrived, whom the first band
supposed to be Turks. A fierce combat en-
sued, and 100 were killed. A great number
were wounded. The mistake was not dis
covered until this morning.
ANOTHER BATTLE-THE RUSSIANS AGAIN DE-
FEATED.
CoSsTASTISopLE, September G.-Mchemet
Ali telegraphs under date OF to-day. from
Kechow as follows: "To-day Raiaub Pa
sha's moving corps. which was divided into
two columns, attacked the Twelfth Russian
corps. which was supported By 4 division,
OH this bank OF the LON, The Russians
were defeated and rccroSSed the LON in
disorder. They abandoned their fortified po-
Sition near kcchow. They lost 5000 III Kill
ed and wounded. The commander OF the
cavalry was killed. We lost 300 killed and
100 wounded"
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Mrs. LAWSON SENTENCED TO BE HANGED
AFFECTING SCENE IN CorRT.-HarriS0n-
Ju1y. "a, September 5.-Mrs. Louisa
Lawson, convicted Of the murder OF her
husband, David G. Lawson, March ID,
1915, was sentenced this morning in the
County Court. Judge O'Ferrall presiding,
TO be hanged October so, 1877, the motion
for q new trial having been oyerruled. The
address Of Judge O'Ferrall was the most
impressive and beautiful piece OF language
ever delivered in this courthouse. Strong
men endeavored in vain to conceal their
emotions, and the ladies' present, OF whom
there were many, gave vent to their feel
ingS. The prisoner appeared to be the least
moved OF any present. She maintained the
same stoical indifference that has character
lied her throughout the trial.
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apOLLINARIS WATER.
4 POLLINARIS 3
NATURAL MINERAL WATER.
HIGHLY EFFERVESCENT.

DIX. LEWIS A. S.tYRE. ~ delightful beverage
Great relief for sca-sickncss.''
DIR. WILLIAM A. HAMMOND. Far superior to
Viclly, Scllzcr, or any other.n
DIR. ALFRED L. LOOMS. Most grateful and
refreshing"
DIR. II. OGDEN DOREMUS. absolutely pure
aud wholesome; superior TO all for daily use
free from all the objections urged against Gro
ton and artifcially aer2ted waters.n
PROFESSOR WANKLYN, LONDON. ENGLAND
"Impregnatcd only with Its own gas.''
DIR. +. Il. PEASLEE Useful and very agrees
bic" .-.s..
DIR. AUSTIN FLINT, DIR. +. n. OTIS. "Health.
full, and well suited for Dyspepsia and cases OF
acute disease"
DIR. JAMES Il. WOOD. "MildIy atstacid; agrees
well with dyspeptics, and where there is gouty
diahcsis." $500
DIR. FORDYCE BARKER. by far the mos
agreeable, alone or mixed with wine; useful IL
Ca,arrls OF stomach or Bladder and III Gout.'
DIX. j. MARION S'Is. "Eot only u luxury, but I
necessity
To lie had Of all Wine Merchants, Grocers Drug
gists, aud Mineral Water Dealers throughout tn
United States, and wholesale of
FREDERICK DE barry 4 CO.,
Al and 43 Warren street,
au2o-N, W&F&cowly New York
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The New York Ring.FraudS
TIE INVESTIGATION OF THE ALDEEMANlC co!
MITTEE-TwEED'S EVIDENCE.

TIE INVESTIGATION OF THE ALDEEMANIC COM
MITTEE-TwEED's EVIDENCE.
NEW YORK, September G.-The alder
manic committee on the investigation OF the
ring-frauds met to-day. William NJ. Tweed
was present with counsel, and gave his story
of the various Offices he held under the city.
He testified to the ring that was formed III
the Board OF Supervisors for passing en-
cessive bills In 1860. The ring consisted
of Roach, Briggs, and himself. In 1868
Henry Smith was added to it, in 1865 John
Fox, and in 1866 James Hayes. In 1869
Isaac J. Oliver and Andrew J. Blak-
ley were added; but the last two
did not know all that was going
OH, but got their rake. In 1870 the Board
Of Supervisors was abolished. The Tweed
ring had nothing to do with the Supervisors
ring. The former was under Hoiman's
administration rs Mayor, and was composed
OF witness, John 7. Hoffman, Controller
Brennan, and StreeI-C Commissioners Cornell.
They met only for social and political .pur-
poses. Some OF these men went out OF Of
flee, and this ring then became composed OF
A. Oakley Hall, Controller Connolly, street.
Commissioner Mclean, and himself.
Adjourned to Wednesday next.
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From tho Indians.

CRAZY HORSE IS DEAD.
CAMP ROBINSON, September G.-Crazy
Horse died at midnight from the effects oil
the injuries received while attempting to
escape from the guard-housc here last night
His people took charge Of his body. All Is
quiet this morning.
ORDERS ISSUED FOR THE APPREHENSION OF IN
DIAN AGITATORS.
CHICAGO, September 6.-Orders have been
issued for the apprehension OF some OF the
principal agitators among the Indians in
the disturbed regions OF the West with q
view Of placing them in confinement in
Florida, practice which has proved etiec'
tive in quelling disorders among the In
dams in the Indian territory and elsewhere
The army officers here do not anticipate
any serious commotion on account OF the
death of Crazy Horse.
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The Ocean Yacht Race.

CONTEST FOR THE BENNETT PRIzE-Crr-THE
IDLER VICTORIOUS.
NEW YORK, September G.-Ihe contest
for the Bennett prize-cup, which COM
menced Tuesday afternoon. has excited
much interest in aquatic circles. The course
was long one, and the prize worth win
ming, and therefore nothing had been left
undone by owners and sailing-maSter> to
have everything in good shape for the event.
The conteSting yachts were the Rambler.
the largest, with tonnage OF $500 tons !:
the Dreadnaught, 2G4.03 tons; the Ecsta,
30 tons; and the Idlcr, the smallest, l91.26
tons. There being no time allowance, the
size OF the yachts was OF little value i'll the
race.
The course was from buoy No ). of
Sandy Hook, to and around the Five-Fathom-
Bank lghtship, off Cape May, leaving it on
either hand at will, and back to Sandy Hook
lightship, passing to the WindwaTd OF it and
within 100 yards distance.
4 beautiful start was effected on the day
mentioned, between J:0S Z. VI. and Oil p.
NJ, the Dreadnaught crossing the line first,
with the Idler, Rambler. and Eesta follow.
ing in the order named; only two minutes
and thrty-ivc seconds intervening between
the time that the first and last yachts made
the crossing.
The result OF the race will be seen from
the following dispatch:
SANDY HOOK, September G.-The 1dler,
which with others contested the race fol-
the Bennett prize-cup to Cape May and re-
turn, rounded the lishtship OFT the Hook
at 9:42 4. VI. None OF the other yachts arc
in sight.
[Second DiSpatch.]
THE RAMBLER AND JOSEPHINE EECALMED.
SANDY HOOK, n. j., September G.-The
Yacht race for the Bennett challengc-cup
from Sandy Hook lishtship to Cape May
and return, was Won by the 1der. The
Rambler and Josephine are becalmed of
Ocean Grove.
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The Strikers.

AN INTERVIEW WITH PRESIDENT sLoAN-HE
DECLINES TO RAISE WAGES TWENTY-FIVE
PER CENT. ....,..... .-,.....
NEW YORK, September Ga delegation
OF ten OF the striking miners from the col,
lieries OF the Delaware, Lackawana and
Western Railroad Company, situated at
Hyde Park, Scranton, Pa, had an inter
view with President Sloan, OF that colnpa,
nv, this morning. The delegation stated
their grievances. and asked an increase IN
wages Of twenty-five per cent. Sloan re-.
piled he would not negotiate with any OF
his men who were on the strike. When
work was resumed the company would be
| prepared to treat with the men, and when
| the price of coal would warrant it they
would make an increase OF wages, or, il the
men so desired, would pay them upon the
1,principal OF q sliding scale. Mr.. Sloan re-
duced his remarks to writing and gave the
delegation copy. The men will return to
| Scranton this afternoon and report to a
| large mass-meeting OF strikers. 30
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A Cruel Robbery,
An OHIO TREASURER SEIZED, GAGGED, AND HIS
SAFE ROBBED OF $4,000.

AN OHIO TREASURER SEIZED, GAGGED, AND HIS
SAFE ROBBED OF $4,000.
CINCINNATI, September G.-At Wapakone'
ia, Ohio, last night the county treasurer wa:
siczed, gagged, and taken to the court
house, where fire was placed between his
feet as he lay upon the floor. He was COM
PEELED to divulse the combination of the
county safe. Forty thousand dollars were
taken therefrom. Mr.. Myers, the treasurer,
was discovered this morning in helpleS:
condition. His wrists, feet, mouth, and
face bear witness of his suffering. Myer:
was the outgoing treasurer, and should
have delivered up the office on the 1st OF
September, but owing to some delay in the
settlement Of his accounts he was still in
possession. .... ..
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For the Dispatch. !

On the 9TH instant the Preshytcry OF
Roanoke took measures for the installation
Of Rev. II. G.. Reid rs pastor OF Village
church, SmithylIe, Va. Committee OF in
Stallalion: Drs. II. {. Alexander and
Thomas L. Peck. The SERVICES are 20 take
place on Sunday the 9th.
\ call from Buffalo church was accepted
by alr. James r. Crews, for half of his
time. and Prcsbytery adjourned to meet at
Buffalo church on the Saturday before the
fourth Sunday of September, to ordain and
and install Mr.. Crews IL the way be clear.
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THE GILMER-B BONDS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
buy, Va, September 5.-Thc evidence in
the case OF S. D. Gilmer commenced yester-
dav. The State has thus far made out q very
strong case. The principal witness testified
that Bonds and Gilmer met on bridge in
the principal street of McGaheysHile, nearly
opposite the prisoners storehousc: that
Bonds said to Gilmcr, "You have been
abusing my wife" Gilmer made no reply,
but stabbed Bonds through the heart; and
then, as he (Gilmer) started away. remarked,
~ reckon you are done for" Bonds lived
about seven minutes.
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o,nf "a 1ec. wes saIted, s@se. vet ssiscd cals

,,nf. 14esaec. wet snted, s@gc. ret ssiscd' cals
ss sSel soe leather. oak. sole leather
le nios' isS2Sc. country Upper. ely
tnsh, 1sfa22c. fool; kip 40cEsl q ". - asi'
skins, French S1.IogS2.zSf ID. ro'gh ss'Fs'l1'
-o'e-o Iron. Steel. Nails. sc.
Iyon: American refined Od Dofniaton:. 2 i- ~
az slec ID EngIsa and G1 Aee hoop 4s
Pig-iron Virginia cSei-blast charcoal. s2s@s3Z
sassS enE
Mg aisshSes: g g. p pT. sss.
Mats: Old Dominion. $3.50 per keT To- ssaun-
ard-that Is. tcn-penny: OTHER sizes cxtra: .o..,,
Piouyh- Gastfngs: wholesale. 4a4kt.; f fre
RoDs: Manila. best. ls0D &c.: 1u1e. ssc,
Rdgs: Mixed cotton DC: white. fc.; Soo.e.l
A. q. C.. 23c.; K. & Co., 24c. p. :. 25c: Ancao.
27c.: 4. c. G.. CSC: G. y Use.
Liquors. Wines. SC.
Ne: Scotch, best brands, pinis s2epss.23
BTandies: Domestic. s1.25@s2: fruit. kl:e5@-
also; apple; new, .s!;75@s2; old. s2.2'es''
Rue Irhiskeus: Medium. 81 .5o@s2: pnre old. y
G*4; Virginia mouni:un, new SseHsz.oo' 10
Gin: Domestic 81 .a5tas2 imported. 20 r case
Rssti5sd HHisSeys: Market advancing; proof
Lumber. slaves. &c.
Lumter: White oak, s1I@Sl5 p l,g0o: Westers
$2O6:Ta 4 1000 yellow pine boards, Slo@si4:
jost s12M3lS. according 10 lengths. Slingiesc
Pine. 32.j0QlS5: cypress six-incii. s1.5O;9slQ
= 1000. Lsihs-Spli;;S $3.50; sawed :2.2oa s-'os
l.O0n.
Stures: Whiskey barrel timber green. 81 S(Gs25F
1000: seasoned. S20GS25 Z, 1000. Flpur-nrr2
timber. S6@:7.jG 1000. FIour-barrcl poles. 81
nS: hOSshcad-hools. no demand; hickory-hoops
sl2.JO'
Mill-Fecd.
MipstgF: 45@.5Oc. q bushcl.
BrUrnsfuy: 25630c. 2 buslIel.
NNeGt Bran: 206i25c. r h,lshcl.
Cora Bran: tic. per b,tsIcl. ~
Powder. Shot. &c.
fux,: Toys mining. 35c.6S1.25 100 Tee.
I'oiedsf: 1915 by the live ke2s-le.s than MS
kegs. 1928 blasting, S325GS3.50.
Shot: Northern, S2.4OGS2.50 2 lag or ~ Ds.
GriaJatones: 1AG2Ac. q IN.
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RICHMOND LIVESTOCK MARKET

The rcccius Of live stock for The week cning Sep
TENDER - 1877. were about 24O head Of cattle. lob
hogs and 90 10 - sheen. Tine market Is well sup
piled with cattle AID all grades Of bcttcr quality
than What they nave been for the last three or four
weeks. Prices Of last week fully tanned, although
:. great many more or the market. We quote:
Beef Catie.-Nery best. &C.: good, I,Nl4a,c.; me-
dunn or good fair quality, 3%ml4c.; common. thin
steers, bulls, &C., 2!.aG3ac. = d., gross.
Hogs.-ln limited demands very best 7'Gr :
lighter grades. 6a@Ga4c. r h.. net.
MeeD.-3A@ia,c. g H.. gross.
Lru6S.-S2mS4 r head.
tuirfS.-SjmSlO r head.
F. Mitch CotrS.-S200LS4:5 q heal
Weighed on livestock scales, 200 head NJ cattle,
l03 hogs. ana 81 sheep.
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IF YOU WANT TO SAVE MONEY
i buy your early FALL GOODS now ut JULIUS
MET ER'S. 500 Broad street. who has Just opened
great bargains in wOOI. FLANNELS-Whitc.k Red,
Extra wide and heavy ALL-WOoL FLANNELS
t25c. worth Soc:
ALL-WOOL FLASNEI.S from zoe. up:
GRAY TWILL FLASSELS ut 1873: and ~:
The cheapest line OF BLACK CASllMEREs ever
shown:
ALL-WOOL CASHMERES ut G2!c. worth 1Jc.. at
75c. worth 90c.. and NJ soc. worth 81 Il mag
niiccnt article at )
Great bargains in BLACK ALPACAS-o1r pure
Mohar ut 3Jc. IS worth fully SOC:
g. 900 yards HAMBURGER EDGES from bankrupt
salc--thcsc have been pronounced the cheapest
goods ever shawn in this city:
Extra heavy CANTON FLANNELS ut Zoe. worth
fully l5c.: real good article at Sc:
4 $3.50 BONE CORSET for S1-regular price
The EXTENSION CORSET for stout ladies only
4 sriendid COLORED CORSET at G0c.:
4 ncw lot OF TWU-BUTT0N KID GLOVES at
soc:
Don't forget To- cal! and see the h1rgatns AZ
JULIUS MEYERS.
All 81 cod 6O3 Broad street