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Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1877-05-31
(NO. 51S.(
. PPLICATION FOR PATENT.
U. S. LAND OFFICE j,

o'' A>NED @E- sA Y
Helena, Montana, May Is, 1877.
Notice is hereby given that james +. Bennett, ana
Dennis LaWler, whose post Office address is w hltcis
Gulch, Meagher county, Montana Territory, have
this day filed application for patent, under the Min
ing laws Of Congress, for Il placer mining claim
mining district, .Meagher county, Montana Terri
tory in sec. =, township 10 y, range east, which
claim is not Of record, and described rs follows in
the official plat and field notes of survey on file III
this office:
Beginning at a spruce trees inches in di@. marked
| NJ { As, and frcln which corner No. i OF lot ~,
township 10 north, range 2 east bears N 80 deg Al
Al il deg L 6. 2s chains; thence S 80 IA deg L %
chains; thence ) 30 deg e 1922 chains; thence s
80 "a deg i. 5. Is chains: thence S Al Sd. deg ESQ
chains; thence S SIS TX deg e 8 81 chains; thence n
- - deg Is l 60. chains; ther &C 5 81 IL deg f 90
chains; thence$S u deg f 81 chains; thence \ rs
deg Il SOB chains thence n 50 deg El2 go chains:
thence $ 81 IA deg T.. 81 chains; thence S 40 deg
thenceN 60 10 desW s. 90 chains; theneeN p l-2 deg
w @. 80 chains; thence n SIS Ia deg w 6. SO chains;
thence S II IA deg w 4. 10 chains; thence n 81 IA
deg w 3.97 chains; thence n 68@deg w Ala chains;
thence i 55 IA deg w 2.60 chains; thence n As 3D.
deg w 80 chains; thence y Al Il deg W 2.64
chains; thence n 30 IA deg " 2.o9 chains; thence
n 50 IA deg w 2.3l chains; thence \ "A IA deg w
2.62 chains; thence n 50 IA deg w 2.4 chains;
thence n % deg w ga chains; thence N % 3-4 deg
w q. AZ chains; thence n 80 3-4 deg w 81. chains;
thence N IS "a deg 9. 80 chains; tlieace n 30 IA
deg e l 81 chains, to the place Of beginning, en-
bracing an area of twelve and sixty-one hundredths
G2 81 -lO0l acres, upon which a notice ofsaid appli-
The adjoining claimants to these premises are
Harrington. ct al. above; and lot No. 81, Bennett,
Lawler " Wagner below.
2-27-6Od j. Ii MOE, Register.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1877-05-31
ADMINISTRATORS. NOTICE.

Ar4 Monisn eo T 7 In the Probate Court.
In the matter of the Esta1te,of Charles Shepard, de-
ceased.
Notice is hereby given by the undersigned, Public
istratOr in charge Of said Estate; that in pursuance
Of an order of the Probate Court of said County.
made on the 22d day of May, 1877, | will make linal
in Diamond City, NJ. T., on the second Monday. IN
December, 1877. Also, that all persons having
claims against said Estate are required to eNhibit
them for allowance, with the necessary vouchers,
on or before the date, herein named for final settle
lnent, and if such claims be not thus exhibited they
will be forever barred. Il. j. FLEMING,
May p. 1877. Public Administrator,
And Administrator in charge of said %l..tate:
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1877-05-31
NJ ISC L A n I 0 is.
WAR MAPS.

echedler's Map of the Black Sea. Asia
Minor. the Caucasus. Southern Russia
!toumania, and Eastern Turkey. Engraved
on stone, carefully printed and colored4
scale. l 5000, O0G. Size, 22x2s inches.
Price. folded and in cover, S0.40.
This Map is very, accurately compiled from
the latest and most complete material. 1t
presents, at one. glance, the scene Of the
war. both in Europe and in Asia.
Published by F.. Steiger, p & q Frank
ford Street, New. York, by whom copies will
he promptly mailed upon receipt of price
This publisher has made preparations for
bringing out additional War Maps, as soon
as such may become necessary.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1877-05-31
Go. 519.)
A PPLICATION FOR PATENT.
u. S. LAND OFFICE,
Helena, Montana, May IL, 1c7

Hoiena, Montana, May 10, 1915,
Notice is hereby given that Dennis Lawler, James
F Bennett and John Wagner, whose post office
Territory, have this day filed application for patent,
under the Mining laws OF Congress, for a placer
no organized mining district, Meagher. county,,
Montana territory, In sec. -, township 40. 10
north, range No. 2 east, which claim is not OF re-
cord, and described as follows in the official plat
and field notes of survey. on file in this office:
Beginning at cor. No. 6 Of lot ~, township No. 10
north, range No. ? east, and running thence S "a J.?
deg i 4 AZ chains; thonee. $ So ga deg Il AT chains,
thence S 81 34 deg 3 IS chains; thence S a 3-4
degE 8. 36chains; thenceS 81 IL deg + IL .92 chains;
thence s IS deg p 9. 63 Chains, to corner No. l Of lot
No. 81 of lot No. 49,. thence n % IA deg W :. 80
chains; thence N 81 deg W4.97 chains; thence N
1872 deg w .5S chains; thence n 81 1-2 deg W4.S5
chains; thence N 6 deg W 10. Il chains; thence N
So deg w ). Sc chains; thence n 3G deg W 4. II chains
to corner No. Z Of lot No. Az; thencesN SO IL deg Il
3:s2 chains, to the place Of beginning, embracing
nine and eighty-one hundredths (9sl-lO0) acres.
upon which a notice Of said application was posted
the 3lst day Of December. 1876, The adjoining
claimants to these premises are lot No. ~ Of j. s.
Bristol below, and lot No. As Of Bennett & LAWYER
above. J. H. MOE Register.
GEO. B. FooyE, Il. S. Dep. Min Surveyor.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1877-05-31
>IOTICE 10 MINERS,
United States Land Office, !
Helena, Montana, May lSr lStt. J..

He!onl, AI@1ltafa, My -Is1 IcII' =
william { Daniels, whose ost-ofigesaddres is
Diamond City, Meagher county, NJ. l., mas .nls
day filed his application to enter as agricultural
land, under the final homestead laws, the W hait OF
the 5 Z quarter of section No. 8, and the w h Na o. y
north. range No. east, which land is suspended
from entry. Notice is hereby, given that q herring
will be had at this office, on tho, 23thl day or June,
A. ID. 1877. at 40 O'clocKia. m, TO determine as 10
the mineral OF character of said iand,
and testimony to be used upon said. hearing Wlli re
taken before the, Register and Receiver, on the 2eln
DIV of June, A.. D.. 1877, st 10 O'Clock Il. IN. 1t
is alleged thoreare nc known miners, nor mining
o-a1-5w j. H. MOE, Register.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1877-05-31

\ HUSBAND, finding a piece broken out, of
his plate, and another .out.pfhis saucer, pet
ulantly exclaimed to his wife: My dear,
it seems to me that every thing belonging
% you is broken.'' "Well, yes respond
fd the VIE; "eyen you seem to lie a little
cracked"
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1877-05-31

Benefits Magic Cure for rheumatism, BURNS
sprains, neuralgia or chronic pains IN any part Oh
the body, is unquestionably the best remedy ever
used for complaints of this character. we slHhFaJ
ask YOU to try it and be convinced. Sold oy inc
principal druggists in the Territory. 2-lf-''"
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1877-05-31
AN o E

George Edward Murray and Miss HEN
shaw. boarders in the Berkeley House, Oak
land, Cal, became engaged to be married.
Then they. quarreled, and he released her.
Sac accepted, ANOTHER lover, out of pique,
and Q wedding day was hastily chosen. On
The appointed morning, as she was dressing
FOR the ceremony, Murray was carried dying
INTO tue.hotel, having been injured by a rail-
road accident. The San Francisco Chronicle
finishes the narrative as follows: .She
rushed to the bedside of the dying man, and
with eyes streaming with tears and voice
tremulous with emotion, brushed aside ply
~eicians and attendants, and clasping her
arms about the neck of her former sweet
heart, pressed his pale lips to her w and
kissed him repeatedly, all the while calling
him by name in terms the most tender and
pathetic. A faint smile of recognition beam
ed oyer the pale face of the wounded man,
and the lovers parted forever. she to finish
her dressing for the altar, and lie TO suffer
for q few hours before passing over the river
Of DEATH
THE Portuguese Cortes have voted $780,
900 for a scientific expedition to explore
Central Africa, between the colonies OF All
COLA and Mozambique, and to study the by
geography of Congo and the Zambesi. The
Chamber of Deputies has voted an inquiry,
which will have tor its object the solution Of
the following questions: a. What points
on the African coast do these expectations
of slaves take place? a. What is the port
of. embarkation: 49, who are the slave
merchants? a. Whitle. qosthey take their
cargoes? (5.) Do they carry Oh the busi-
Hess on their own account? l6.) What
means would be most, cflicacious to arrest
the trade?
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1877-05-31

If lie be<a battle. hos. 1mad must be be
WHO fails to arm himself fer .the centcst!
Il Life be a storm. how infatuated is he who
sleeps Willie his BARI, IS driven amid nn-
known waters.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-03-16
THE STATE OF TRADE.
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

'~-N-'
LIVERPOOL March Eastern dun at 75: Western
dull at Gill; Bacon Cumberland Cut dg!l at %: short
dull dull G az so a,ns-is cut dun at "a; shoulders dGI
Gs Prime Mes dull at H. Lard-Tne Western steady
47G TallowPrinle CITY steady az i0 Tupentine1sPTis
Gn2ge ag al a. =, daI G N
e msrz Is at los m cay az a. mr Southern
None ne market winter Western steady at 1919 Corn
iyfErooI, Marc ID m-Thc receipts Of day
p TSTf ISfoS e Sa: f G FnE Low ns cause r
and Al GeySy ~ G; ao' s ,S 01 NJ, Nav ' e %
Upald., Low Mhdling clanse, May AID June deyery'
G s also 5 sIics u tie same 5,s.d Tplan low lre
claa$, July and august GeSe'y Gy2;a oha9Gis, 10"
LWrRrooI March 15--l23o p. m-Coiion is dnlli Md,
baes including 1.0GO tor speculation and eport Cpanfs
Iog Nddag epg,s March and Ap anil d Nav Ieyc
c:o4 r9s Low Gng elan MAJ o ana na J%4 S
yERroo March Ia g ~ - e sSd for G the
M.ddirs UpanGs Cotton Low 4lda,S f;1se S%rCh IN,
AMI nh june li Gsyer 6i5d Tpinds Low Madng cqGse
S ssig anu sl nS5 Maic Si' aad Apr sail 6ad
IyEarooi~ March 5l;}q p nj pands cotton, ,a 10y
Low Mddng citls Jnn' aIa Jnly dgEgty ei G,'Gd
LwEMooLr March i5-J p Pm rihis Jo''3H' a no"
LOW Midng clause MAY aHd June Dc livery, I'D; Gpands
low Miding clause. shipped February and iatch sail
G'aad The sales to-day included i20 D3iy, Aetln Ia,
lands Low Addpg clause, April and MAY o. iyeiy, os,u
I,anI. I,y Mting case nay and june Ctlif FL 3.;
i'ia! low hi ding clause lane and JAN delivery, o. Jlt;
Ipalds, Low M.ddlrg clause July anu August delivery
Casi nd, ,..-.I,.,,, 10,
IUEgp00I. March lJJ.3O =. m.Reuned petroleum. I3d
Z, gallon. Srir.ts iurpeutirc, $50 p cwt 800 $500.
Io.DDS Mgrch lJ-l2iu p MI = b0Ih5 l0Gys' ~
new ives 1914. Lric RAILWAY shares - Hnos Central
81 .,. oc- TO- ,,o,.r and
LONDON March 3D. D. m.-COnsos. 9O'IJ tof money anu
1870, W,,rh ii 80 T. in-Pars adyices quote per
cent Krutrs lO7f lUc for thr account. -, NJ, ,
Lo,no. March Il , p r,he proportion o. tie n'uE OK
COM, is now 1914 per cent The bullion ~ the lAh as III
scI t6i OOJ .uIiug the past week ttlr 1l"'9 sI'eS'
~, p-ipri Petrol .Iu, 1l2iiL = gallon. ..-..
I.OSuos March l5i T. m-alls al'Ic'' lu''o P' ''N'
Ttutt, 1877. -Jc. for the acc INIT I'LL,
LoSDeS Marcia ID 30 - nj he anount o. Dti ~, W. W
En-ltnfi On D-iiiit" 70 'iS -
40; 600 silver closed u dLs a. ODD per ounce. 20 ,
IJ-ivcuiu-t Lcutt' il.'ctd 70 = quar-
tor. Iiu....l Oil, .2t -, = ION ,..-...-. -. !,
rrtg,,,l =. o ~ Og)f Viu' ing the past week. ,o,,
FEt.EiugI, March lJu. p. bonds. p,y hvef w. ~
dom. urlccs Ia 80 advanced III = cwi.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-03-16

LOUIS March 10 Cotton lower Mddhns he l Low
MddllnR, 1875; Good Ordinary, l0c receipt JOY paes'
shipments $50 bales sales 200 bales stock 81 ~ Caes
March l6.-Cott0n weak Middlnx IL ici Low
Middling &c. Good Ordinary 10ac net receipts 5o Daos
exports ooastwse o. 1874 bales salo l26 bales Stock osoi
bales.
NORFOLK March dnll: Middiing 1liiall SC;
receipts 7G9 bales exports coastwse e5S bales sae
150 bales stock. 1886 ba.es- 49,
BALTIMORE March l5-C0tton dull lower; Miilin0 ii 7sc
Low Mdding, .c. Good Ordinary, lOc exports coast
100 bales sales 47o bales spinners 200 baes socK
1924 bales.
BOsrOy March l5.-COtton quiet Mdding. l2isc; Low
MIddng IL 7se Good Ordinary II i2c net receipts ~
bales; gross 4523 bales sales 1853 bales STOCK 1874
bales. ,,,.,,
WILMINGTON, March 15.-Cotton unchanged; Mlddlng
IL &C; Low Middlng lOtsc Good Ordinary, iO'sci net
receipts. 80 bales; stock. 4 1913 bales .,,,, 81.
PHILADELPHIA, March l5-COtton quiet Middling iZsc
Low Mdding, IL Sc Good Ordinary, Sisci net iecsips
100 bales gross 2i6 bales sales spnners 800 Daes s'ocs
6,sSl bales. ..,, ,,,.
AUGUSTA March i5-COtton quiet steady Middlng lhc
Low MdlIng. lose. Good Ordinary, lOalOsc receipts
CmAgIEsrOY. March l5-Cotion dull Middlng II Ac. /;
Low Mdding lsc.: Good Ordinary lie net receipts
bales France 1850 bales; coastwise %
bales sales. 500 bales; stock 2)9li baes. ~ go.
SEwpKEANs March l5-C0tton steady: Mddling, II &c;
Middlng i0Tsc. Good Ordinary 1oac; net receipts
bales bales exports to France o5o Daes
coastwise f06 bales sales 1890 bales STOCK
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-03-16

s,a sold at 43La42s. It that the boosted mar
mony between the trunk lines is mostly ION paper
and 40 II must be- until business relieves them OF the
,ecessity Of taking freight at any obtainabie rate
M the GrangeIs St. Paul was hrmer at l9ie
ubile the preferred barely steady at 41@46%'
sorthwest sold at 80 and the preferred at $50
CO., or the latter the official list reports but 200 shares
S Eelng sold bat happen TO be cognizant OF pri
sate transaction for 600 shares at 52'e. ROCK island
ass dull OF lOl l0lS but Chicago, Burlington ana
Suncy on transactions Of 100 shares yielded from
os 10 100 closing at 1904. Erie was heavy and lower
Al 7 Ohio and Mississippi at 5sG5os and wabash at D.
Gesern Union Telegraph opened strong at 6lAd6o but
ater sold at 64l4 Considering the good statement
,nt forth by this company, the workings OF
he stock seem to indicate that its former
,rcnds who have the inside track" Know
more than the report tells. Atlantic and Paclhc
Telegraph after selling at 24a, declined to 21i ana IA
i6c Mail backed into harbor again TO 2J92S'i Inc
ales AT the Open Board to-day were: AT 943 a. M TOO
Scutrai and Hudson, 97is; 200 Lake shore, oil loo
Rock Island, 1O2; 100 81. Paul preferred 40 200
Ohio and Mississippi 5T5 200 Delaware Lac kawanna
md Western, 6Ol2, and 100 western Union, 6l'5 Al
1910 D. M 200 Lake Shore. sos a50l2; 200 Delaware
Lackawanna and Western Cos. AID 800 western Ualon
a5, a64ls At 3:l5 - m, 300 Central and Hudson
siy. 9i3.; 100 Erie, 7ls07 100 Michigan Central IN;
100 Lake shore 5Oa 200 st. Paul. lS24 300 preferred
i6S1 465s; 100 Rock Island. l01l2 100 Ohio ana MIS-
yssIpDi, 57s 200 Delaware. Lackawanna ana WESTERN
JO5s, and 600 Western Union, 64406ll2.
RANGE or MARKET Al THE .rock EXCHANGE;
AcTua
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-03-16
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

rrFFuo March l5NarAe,T Demand Iigei' WIN ony
cbaic; sales 700 bbls l4O0 bush - nara Dl s iln
y Ws W e 81 Ss Snr' at &c @epi3 SH
wheat 300 BUSH Corn l3oO3 0Ii; Jas i"yg
b n1l1'' WHEAT G0I5 Ga6 corn 200 bush oa;S 1000
Gt.G0 sarch jFlour steady ana anchansed wheat 60;
fairly acuyc and shade 1shS q 90 "a d. - II T,lrstcd
96c Corn ana shade higher ~ ~; Gag" % vi
3 e. Xp:i 3jc May rye quiet and . GHc saser
Barley asT at S S5g F 57 Hay Lard sry &cdye
md sbsde higher; - O7 a., cash OF April; - "a - ~
NAV Eni1 MAJ" 5a.'f rrs."d Rogs du at
3 Wky in iir demand S spd b 4m az tS 81 d60 SsS
oa l5Vof F6 Sns $3.50 Dbls 4goo bush;
"a 5V bush 1900 blsli yN 80 DnTd' Whsi
S Sser ess ias IT. ~ April s. @8 May Corn s h as
% zc April 45 20 - 81 Hprii Lard easier 80
!. 07 J.. April: 80 I2aasa . Nav ,.,., - ,,, price,
w f f N lar ns and E = 1881 90 o c% N IL
COED demand alSc oats steady at 81 GSgc og to Time
canada 5@9S pSr qIs d at g o. i Bk ' Meats strong
sho"der 5c spot - bnyer Nay Short ic, sites
20 hScoV o1icI bnt irm Shoulder, 0c clear RIBS
80 SIear SIDES sac. Whisky IN good demand anu s,tOis
a, ~ 81 o. ,5 sn.' e. sc fr d Good Light So rae.
ing IS 2Of$j 10 selected Butchers - i'9S' o.
gTg TR5 March i5-Florr dun and UNCHANGED What
Wpg sellers y ST. no bowers; No Wm.s Micag3n;
i 5i M1s ix q 4 &C. O 5d No 30 'f Msc l5t
ESt} sal'r Oais dun aEd unchanged RecelpIs-tioGr'
~. Husi
q,g bush. Smpmsnts-fluur; 81 ppls'i "i'"'' 4' ~
torn SJp bush; Oats, 3,i3@ busI. -, ,,,a, Ubea,
~, Sgy March lJ.-F1ur neglected, nominal meat
d1" closed ni1n; 30 Milwaukee ~ 4pi no go, - %
t", II 30: MAY, I'll SO "a No y DO 81 ~: t"il
q " toc: New - ajJc. oats dull EASIER no :, "a,
I've gteady in fair demand No l. zoe barey nc,netj
29PIins, JIogs hrm al - 80 Reeepts-3tOO bbls f9H
1000 bush. Wheat SLlpmeh's-o''VO 'O''' -' O'0
bush Wheat - ,,..u .nto.. s.Ies I 400 hills
~ * "a. Minnesota Family. Me,iium to fancy, = z
n 70, P,nn.yvanla and Ohio do 50 ~ @afi o. iiS
GraG,s sSG&lU 70 Rye Flour dull at ~. corn 9ics' 70
Wheat lower Amber, 81 50GSI 1.i HliS - ~.
~, ucaDgcl Corn firm and actYe; lcly" u "a -,
~ willie b!aJiLo oats finn; Western White
SiiE prnnsvlya.lia do 42ai7c; Mixed 81 Use; SloEe
eed scarce AZ 1871 !5Lr. Timothy ri -. aAseou "a
butte unchanged Cheese steady; Newnotk Fahey i1e
i6c Western Fine l6Ge Eggs htm ~ iP PL WnsEvI
Western II OS R6eripts-Fiour, $3.50 boa; Whea y ~
lush Cora, 20 400 BUSH; OGts, hJOo ousi' ""ipNoH'
com, 81 lJ7 bush; Flour, 400 bbla
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-03-16
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

YOEg March l5.-EEEyEs-Receips. IL cars CT l2Jl
head al Jersey CITY Total since saturday oSi asas Dio
sans time The market strong and active,
though quOtaby higher. Possibly there shade OF
pr0Velent though The quality father bettff today
Trade certainly lively, ard stock sold very gen
orally at l0dlle Bulls brought 4aai'e The shipments 70
Eurpc the present week win amount 10 about 1900 head
from here and 100 FROM Philadelphia.
sales to-day % Western bulls 2c IL DO. Afc lt do
s. 60; II Virginia rough oxen, 5cr 80 ID dO Ss % 70
80 and steers olc % II Steers psc 80 az uc
9i2 lOc I'll 81 l0ac moro than bali % i lts 81 qs
mostly 81 10 IO7 ilc ao, - at ii IS AZ al 'c
10 at l2c. u beverage, lU.2c
principal owners were IL KOpfcr, lScars IL y Hosei
ha cars; n. Morris, IL cars Chancellor sparrow" 10
l4GG 3D. SCI Is steers, Loss N, iOac less al; ~ o.
ll2O ID, l0ic; 80 Of 0Sl u. lUse, and " eaeh ~ VI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-03-16
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, FRIDAY, MARCH 16, 1877

$; }5s5s 7iss I'D .i 81 ss u
and ~ nSf I6ss ~ a. lSssi
I Sas%ssr. t isSs lie' 81 b. For T.
l7Ss =; iosi sIss5 - n, fSss ss@
and soc each 1891 1905 at lOc For L. Meyers ie Viz
ccHsy %MsPSegscn for Y Klcptsr Missouri oxen 1900
- Of 1902 b. oc s. 70 Of 800 b. ilc 81 h. less 81
o n T ssp Pd4 Dc a1S sS q SI o O.
= se IL Of li6l b ll'c 10 Of l4ss H. &c., 81 u. less
D Waisel for II s. R9ssntha 81 Inc, Isl a. at loe4
less zoe each n Of l57 at loc 80 Of 1875 d. lo3c 81
Tsasy Tor = Morris II Illinois LOG d. at CSC. So of
Of + sGfs iS sGI ba 70 oG. ss7 A at iO 81 ID 10
Sqssy each nG Sr fGg & Il o T. 70 ct and
samusl, for Morris. Illinois. 1921 b. lie. 81 ID,
Iauterbach for y Rosenthal ~ Illinois 1876 d, at
C. Kahn. Tor II. Kahn 80 Illinois, 1912 r. at 1nc
of 1850 n At 1Oi2c and so
kt was unchanged fat milk vea selling al &C. fair to goo
D. c 1917 q ~ I' B. sSny rs H. 81 10
Hume Elicit a soa STATE gays 15s and g Of ls2 m
10 b. ii al ST 3 each S hi' d. " OF 80 " 0'e
liaseek Davis sold state calves. $50 ID, at Oc 20
rhnrslon Moore sold 10 County 7c; IL at &c.
and "a 1T Be-
G. Collins sold 81 Mount Holly calves at 5a0c
SHEEP AND lAABsArryals, ii Sixcth st, 10 at
Jersey CITY, at Forty eighthst and mostly lambs at
Washington Market. making 4sSl head;
day, l5S76 against 9o2l time last week Trade
slow NJ about te figures OF yesterday little under Rather
than make much concession sellers incline hold hence there
few Transactions to-day. Spring lambs coming in
faster than wanted, deciue made 80
as each. cf course II is too carly settled prices.
sales ~ siNethst by Dcnbcck Hume Isl Ohio sheep
- d. a 80 O6; II do 1903 u. CSC; l0J state 81 b, c
- do los u. and 800 OF % No. Gc; 80 yearlngs Ga b %
100 Old Western lambs, ~ 10. &C.
Hume Elliott sold 1870 Ohio IS H. at Gsc 1s2 do, 90 b.
6R 81 STATE 10 H. and 80 Of 90 ID, Gci 80 old lambs II
b. 71ic.
j. Kirby sold at Fortyeghthst, l27 Ohio d. 222
Michigan. "a IL, Eve.
Piicock jersey city, 1873 Illinois, OF b. &C., 10
Ohio. 80 H. 675c.; 81 do, 81 D. &c.
Newton Holmes sold 1877 fat Pennsylvania sheep l47 ID
at sac
sold go Pennsylvania sheep l27 n, at &c.
Thurston Moore sold - New Jersey sheep, lJi b. at Sc
g. Collins sold spring lambs at - 80 elch a -, and II
at So 90.
HoGs-ArrivaIs - jersey City;
day against 1888 last week. The
rules stronger, city saghcred-thc only kind seinggOng
at 1l4G738c
BUFFALO, March 1J.-CATTLg-Recepts to-day, $40 head
total for tho week thus far So7S head Tor The time
week, 1888 heal: IN IL tor tho
week consigned through 500 sales to-day; fresh
iyals consigned through; yards bare OF stock.
SIiREP AND LANlS-rc;lpts today 800 head; total for
week thus far lOf0o head for The time last week.
1900 head; there fair demand few oisng sales
gUo To choice sheen at 80 % car Wcjtcrn
lambs unsOn.
IoGs-ncctipts to-day, $50 head total the week
II $50 the time last VCak, O,IUJ head
fair demand for local trade Eastern dealers holding on cars
500 - GJ Workers. good choice at - 3OGSJ 40 yards
bare Cf stock.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-03-16
last week and o45s balos this day last year ono
STAINED.
Good Ordinary.

Good Ordinary 0lsls Low Mdding.....'....,v
sc, ordinary Mtd,ins ,iss tcr;,ay a.
ter D. mUMarch 200 n.sO April 100 II So 100 30 %
Nav 200 iiS9: 300 ii ss 600 iIe7 500 ilsS; sY 20
1875 2OO Isl 4ooL l93 June 100 on SY 10 sd
I2iS; 100, I2.i6; August 100 i225; SSo Soo
i22i 200 1928 100 l222; 300 l22l Sep,e ao 300
i2O2; November, 800. lbs December 3Oo loyj 0 9o
Gs total 90 baGs F5s, cal IT, to snS "a INV G
20 IL 20 1926 August 700 IL 30 SEPTEMBER as5
IL SIS october 300 50 December 500 lis total 80
bales second eallMay, 400 il"9 81 9uns ~ %6o baIes
Third callDMaTch, TO-, ll.72 100 I9th llJ2' APRIL
Io9 90 JAY 100 l207 100 1900; August 100 ~
7V0 i2I5; November 200 ll60i 90 ll6l Dseen m
March 800 il 50; April 300 Loo 800, ll9i 200 il92
2G0 So 400 ii.S5 200, lls3 200, ISL 1000 II So
100 SO 300 llsl 400 is go 80 coz nS ~ "a
900 ii c. 100 ii6j 5OO lI.GG 100 o. 4oI lls0
Nav 700 i2; 100 1902 900, 1906; 400 l2O5; 90
i26i loo ~; 400 1904 1000 ~ or 500 ~ 90
is9 200 1877 500 ~ ~ aG oo l'g 80 900
30 COZ 1885; 5000. ll9G 200 i95; 300 LA; W.
iiS3 200 81; 1000 II so; COO llsl 100 liz 200
iis3 100 llsl June 800 l2iS 90 II 100 40 ZIP
10y loo r. II 200. laos COO 209 LOO 1910 200 I2II
900 i2i2 lC0D l2iO 200 1903: 200, LOS 200 l2O5
200 IL 60 i2; 200, 1913; 30 II 80 900 IL % i0@
I194 400 l1o6 July, LOO l22j 100 i226i ,W 1871
500 1921 $50 g25 200 l22S 49, g i?H 49, 49, oo
i I$$S doS i2a, 2 zSS l. 9s7 co.
15i5 G s5o i9s 500 i2I2 i29s SER
tenber 300 l2lO; 40 l2l2 G0Q LOO October ~ ~
ii7g; November. 100 HI; 800 ll7O 400 Lob LOO
1866 total 6960Obalesi grand total 9loOo Daes' Inc