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The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1877-03-15
Administra trix's isltica.

NJ Office Is HEREBY GIVEN that Letters
~ of Administration have been granted
TO the undersigned on the Estate OF Eranci.
p. FitzwiIliam, late Of said County, deceased
by the Honorable, the Probate Court OF th.
County and state Aforesaid, dated the nine
tenth day Of February, a. ID. Is7. Nov on
persons having claims against the said Es,ai..
are hereby notified that they must pres@nt
the same to the undersigned for allowance.
within one year from the date Of said I,etters
or they may be preclnded from any benerit Of
such estate and that II such Claims bs moi
exeinaied within three years after the date Of
said letters, they shall be forever barred
E g. FITZWILI.IAM, Administratrtx of
the Estate Of Francis r. FitzwiIliam- ~
ceased.
Dated February q, ls7. marlwft
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1877-03-15
SUCCESS
IS TIE
Test Of Merit.
VEGETINE.

The great success of Negetine In curing such
diseases as Scrofula, inherited in TIN. blood.
together with the increasing demand of the
medicine, is conclusive evidence of its actual
merit. No medicine was ever placed before
the public with 50 much positive proof of its
real value as the VEGETINE, which has cured
many cases ofScrofula OF five, ten and twenty
years standing, where the patient has had
many of the known remedies; and, after try
ing the NEGErINE, the common remark II,
at acts differently, works differently, from
any medicine i have ever taken" NEGETISE
Will cleanse ScrUfula from the system. Try It,.
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TS..TY YE.lEs BEFORE TMI. ry.LIC.
DIR. .MCIANE'S
Celebrated American
WORM SPECIFIC
OR
Y H;RMIFUGE.
SYMPTOMS O. WORMS.

,,,,-r, =,
. lih Cou,i'enahCe IS paie ana BADEN
,,, 80; ~ ~ ", 'l,,o'','l li'o,.ll' ~
- .I,l 80 ", U',. u 80
Iila;c: an azure sernicircle run. along
The lower eye-I'd; the nose Is irrlta:cd,
'"S'i', anu Soi'l' ,t''A''' olc1ua 4 s"eii
-, ~, -, - ,Lr-IT,;a-- s.
,..a. Nv. IN r,,"-,-,I -, or.TI;,.,.
..,,g or f,,-~rJ ,o1orr.. Lr.,.5 ~,
rouI. particularly in the morrig9: an
y.fi,c variable. sonc.imc, yoraciors.
vim z 7rawira sensation o. :hc stomach,
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Or. c. E.cLHEE'S
[ IVER PILLS.

These Pills are not recommended ~
remedy for all the ills that flesh is
heir to- but in affections of the Liver,
and in all Bilious Complaints, Dyspepsia
and Sick Headache, or diseases of that
character, they stand without a rival.
AGUE AND YER.
No better cathartic can be used pre-
paratory to, or after taking Quinine.
As a simple pursative they are IN
equaled.
BEWARE OF INVITATIONS.
The genuine are never sugar coated.
Each box has red wax seal on the
lid, with the impression Dr.. McLANE's
LIVER PILLS.
Each wrapper bears the signatures of
G. McLANE and FLEMING Bros.
Sold by all respectable druggists and
storekeepers generally.
nm, 2tratR-
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MEDICAL
@SSSSsS
Wz;IzyyEss
Tho Peoples Remedy.
The Universal Pain Extractor
Note: ask fer Ponds EXTRACT
Take no other.

Take no other.
"Hcar. for wf.:.acak Of execias1s
paxs's s.Irasi" H11s s;sss Vegetable ps.r
Destroyer. Has been in use over tsirty
years, and for cleanliness ard prompt can.
tive Writ, 8 csnno' he c-ce,icd
Sasi0RsA,-S0 flnil n aito.d 10 be without
Esad's LztrEcf. Accidents, Bruises.
Csa:usioas, Cuts, Sprains, are relieved
aimoss instantly by ex;ernal application.
Lxeoriarieas, Chnanss, Old ss-cs,
Besis, kelons, Corns, etc. Arrests i2-
Srnation, re6uc~s syellines, stors Bleeding,
iENalE HEsraissssMis siM a's-i' fr sH pa.
IN M nae sadl 0inS, :';ilnes- =udpr-ss;s nG.n
IL the hcad. .arscl, W; 20.
nls1sosaaSA il , has no earal. All s'ais # q.
promptly euFcd. Fu!ls- Gs;a.is n i,,l.,k a.r,l-,
panying each bottle.
PEfS.-slind or bicc,;;.r-s,~c. pr>np. re,ie,
and ready cure No ca<-. however ci::,-,.. W
o'ts'inst-, c.. ioay rrsiss ia -srrla-us-
tAsis9Ss VEINS, Is tie o2ly sue sE-e fos
HoaEI olSiAs-s.-it has 10 equal Tor PesIna-
eiE:3ia6 from any cause. For this is a spe.
ciir. 1t has saved hundreds of lives when al
c:LerreIaeiies failedto arrest bleeding from
sxEuMAIIsM, asSaaIe,a, Tostsasae and
Earnche are al alAc rei-eyed, and often per-
manenfly cured.
PHYSICIANS of all schools who are acquainted
with fcnG,s Extract of Witch hazel rec.
cmnend II in thcir practice. We have letters CO
coumeAdaiiOn from hundreds of Physicians,
many of whom order i: Tor use in their own
Practice. In addition 10 the foregoing, thry
order its use for Swcliings Of all kin.s.
Sainsy. Sorc Throat, lnGs med T0nsils,
e'mple end chronic Diarrlec. C..r.rz-y
Tor which il IL . specific, } e. h'Ib.rins. Frast.
ed Feet, StsuSs OF Insects, Mosquitoes.
ETC., ChHpped Hands, Face, and indeed
I'll mann sr Of skin diseases.
5GilkI CSk.-Semoves Soreness, Reushness,
and P.mPlcs. II rerin,s, ii.riJorae- and ~.
Jlehes,. while wonderfully improving the
70 EAaHaEsS.-Pond's Extract. No Stock
Breeder, no Livery Man can ford to be Wilton.
Il 1t is used by al the leading Livery Stables.
Street Railroads end first Horsemen 70 New
York City II has no equalizer Spruias, Ha-.
Eess o. Saddle ChafinES, S6fness,
Scratches, SweliiuGs, 4 ats, Lacernfion;,
Bleeding, Pneumcnia, Collie, hin rrhcr,
Sh.i.s. Ce,ds, etc. Its range of action is wide,
and the relief it affords is 30 prompt that IL is
Invaluable IN every Farm-ysrd rs web as n
every Farm house. Let ic be tried once and
Won viii never be withoutit
CAu!i1s.-Pond's Extract has been initiated.
ihegenuine article has the words Ponds Ex.
tract blown in each bottle IL IS prepared By
.ae only per-~-s living who ever knew how
10 prepare il properly. Refuse all other pre-.
partitions Of WITCH Hazel This is the only
article used by Physicians, and in the ho-pi.
tAS ofthi5 country and Europe.
nSIesv Ano uses o. PeRB'S EXTRACT.
IN Pamphlet form, sent free on applc,fon *
Pose'S MINsL COMPANY, % Maiden
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4 aORRIHLE MURDER.

TOLEDO, D, March l3-This morning
Michael Merryman, living al Rex Creek
Center, ten mlies south Of Hunting, Ind,
who has been at the insane asylum .nd vas
sent home about year ago. and thought
70 have tesa Per@aoeotly cured, shot one
al his 500. aeed Is, through the head, ia
tally vosndisg him, asd aaosher, ae.d IL,
through The shoulder, probably fatally
wJunding hin: He also shot AID killed
himselt instantly.
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THE NATIONAL CAPT Al.
SECRETARY THONHON.

SECRETARY THOMPSON.
WAsHIxGEoN, d c, March Is -Richard
W. ihowp-On arrived last night, and cali
ed at the Executive Mansion lhis morning,
,s-a00pAnJ vith Senator Norton. The
President met them in the red psrlor, and
delivered to Mr.. Thompson his comnission
- Secretary of the Navy.
OTHER vIsIIoRa
Among the visitors 10 the President To-
day were krpuhiicAns and Democrats from
Virginia The iAIIer say they are f.vora.
bly, impressed with The P,esidvnt and be-
lieve he will do what is right toward all
sectious, from the TACT that q s,ldier who
killed another, was BY order of Gen. De
irooriand, turned over To the sup~rintend-
ent Of Gov. Mich. Is police at New Or
leans. Some p ,rsons have suppused that
this L. recognition Of Gov. NIcholis' gov
ernment, bus officials say there 10 no p,iiii-
Cal significance whatever in the order 10
De Frobrland. nor did any instruction ema-
nate from Washington concerning the
transfer of the soldier TO the police.
Senator Morton, chairman of the privi.
!eges and elections committee, s4ys that
the mai,ri'y REPORT that the Committee ON
The Kellogg case. although prepared will
not be presented to the senate to-day, snd
the views Of the minority cannon OF course
be permitted before the majpity report.
The reason for delay is conf -ctyred to be
that owing TO the absence Of Republic, IN
senators, the Democrats constitute nearly
or quite . majority. There is NO other
bu.iosss ready for action by the senate.
which will now have to await nominations
or other executive business
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-24

2sa Rosin-Common dull S. Cd hne dull At los 81
CheeseAmericau choice hrmsr ia Lard oil steady ~
52s Fcur-Eatra state dull at 3ls whsat-So. spring
dull 13s I'd. No do dull IFS. Cd winter Sorthcr
none In the market; do Western. none In the market
Corn-Mxed son steady AZ 2js-
FINANCIAL.
PARIS. May %. 1871
Exchange London 2sf Ice for short sight.
LONDON May IS a r NJ.
Silver Is quoted at 54d per india council bills
allotted to-day AT IA. per rupee decline.
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COTTON ON THE SPOT STEADY rUruKEs CLOSED
FfRM--FLOUE DuLL--wHEAT pULL-coRN
LowrR-oATs rIBMER--wnisgEY YIRM--- PORK
oUIET--LARD QuIET-pETRoLEuM STEADY
SPIRITS OF TURPESlINE Neutrality-suspicious.
pUIL--oILs srEADY--coFFEE QUIET--sUoAR
FIIM-FREIoHTs QUIET.
WEDNESDAY,, May 23-6 r. NJ.
Tho merchandise markets were fuctuating aud un.
certain, but there we're few radical changes. On
'Change 1our and wheat remained dull aud entirely
nominal. Corn was lower but thirty active Oats
sathcr nrmcr. whisgcy firm. Pork and lard without
deciled change. Frcights unchanged generally
Cotton tho spot steady and futures closed Hrn
Coffee was qaist. sugar Grn. OILS aud petroleum
we're steady Hos!n dull and spirits turpcnsne was
unchanged
CorvRE--Ihe market for Rio quiet ssieswerc
made Baltimore OF 900 bags Gray Eagle and about
1000 bags. Adelaide aud Aquidncck. all private
terms Mild coffee quiet. The sales during the past
1905 bags ST. Domingo In transit TO Europe and
500 bags Msracaibo 2j do 81. Domingo, o3, do ia.
acs 2e d. Costa Riea aud 100 do Lagunyra IN lots for
consumption within tho range The stock % mild coffee IN
rst hands is 500 Jaws 20 2o7 do singapore
2s78 bags Maraesbo do Laguayrs 729 do aica
SSo3 do ~ Domingo 4os3 do. Costa Rcs. iol do Mex
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

Cotton dull middlIng. io,se middlss asc good
ordinary OH Nss rsssp5s 81 sslea Exports coast.
NEw ORLEANS May AZ 1871
Gotten ar ,n miadlins Io,fc low mddns los good
ports coastwlss 2al5. safes 800. Stock. Io5,73s
MosrLA, May 20. 1877
Cote" ss.ey soos s. so . COW r.es ans
Espor.To Grea. britain. 4s5l; ccastwisc. Is
Cotton middlinu. io,sc; low middins Toe good
ss7a '-'' '' '''''' '"''@ '''' 10 S'''S'
Cotton scarce arres middiing .osic; low miailing
Exporss aoia sales 200 Stock ssSa
s... whmseJos, n g, MAY %, 1877
for ransd ,rsss sarpsnins steady a. u 60 Tor hard,
BuvyAlo May ~ 1877
nifn 's lowsr on low grade; Whoa. MONT
"y Sa S'.a say S' %
sa, "a ssI
s in nuSssse na Ss .ass ses S
Wsssrn, lots 70 millcrs :. 800 sic 1900 do II SO
40 S''ss' o"s'
Oily soed d.. by ralIro.d-ronr. 100 bnIs: wheat.
&: s SG@ ss s % ID wat. s %
wss ga., y o- ~ ~ s; syr do 81 70
4sap sss sSs" 400 oas corn 500 d.; osss
$4,000 do, ryo, 2soc DO
Flour DUH wnss. dull; .mse, ashssa ' spsI s 81;
S" tx Juas r.S 81 Corn 90 Closed
seadier. high mixed spot o2ltc No :. SPOT. $3.50 !;
4Sc damaged, 4Dc Oats DALE white 4ic tecepis-loo
bua nour, 7JDJ bushels wheat, .s0OU corn, 1000
cat. shipments. 100 bols hour, 1000 bushels wheat.
~ 900 do. corn, 2,roO do. oata 4 u. M.WhsN Hrmer;
amber Michigan. spot and seller June, 81 TO- No red
winter spot u To- Corn weak No. seller juno, offered
~ 3j4c; setter July, 3fc. seller August. 56s4c
iected, ivc
CHICAGO. May ~. 1877.
Flour dull tending downward; Minnesota extras - 80
$40; Western do. SIS 10 ~ 10; Minnesota patent,
81 70 III 20, winter extras, $40 Sill wheat heavy
weak and ioaer No spring 81 f7s cash 81 ~ 81 asa
Jnne 81 ~ July. sold 81 4S &i 5S July rejected
81 o3. Corn active but lower 46,c.. cash 464c Nay
41ssc june aDsc 49ssc July rejected 43.r Oats dull
ana lower a. sD,fc., cash. 3o4c Juns hye dub. I'M
inland At sl3 10 a as Vs. cssh; sis 80 q sis eli
Jn.s sl3 . sl3 ~ july Lard a alet tu.
,.oaldsy, o.. ,nor ,ie mldile' 7,.e snort clear a.
ecipts-Floar. 7aJU bills; wheat. 900 bushels. corn
iplnco d. oats 42yD 90 oye l3o 90 barley
bushels. corn 1000 do. oats 1000 do rye. BOO do
barley. 1900 do. the afternoon call OF the Board
whsst weak and owss;si ~. june Corn heavy ae,4e
June. Oats unchanged Pork heavy Si3 30. June: 81
a sl3 GA July. Lard weaker. - 10 50 20, June.
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NEW YORK HERALD THURSDAY MAY a. 1s77-TRIPLE SHEET

lean, do Nacassar. .o do Angosura and 4sG do
savania Total stock. 333oI bags and 5000 mats Java
and 2s.o7 mats singapore. We cargoes
l0c iosc fair o. .islc. iac GOOD do le4c 1855
prime do, lesSc. zoe extreme range for lots, iec n
2c; Santos fair TO good Isle isc. gold. 80 days;
Java government bags 2,c 23c. grass mats, 2ac
2ic; Singapore la,sc 2o}sc. Ceylon loc gle Mara
caioc, lse aosc Lasuayra. isc zoe Jamaica l51sc
a,vsse, ~ Domingo ie,ic iGac. Porto Rice isc
2u'sc costa kea, lsc 2le Mexican, lsic. zoe Ma
Use. 2O5sc. Curacao. &c. Ice
Corfox tho spot quiet steady at late prices
Liverpool came brmer, but not quotae higher On spot
cotton tpands quoted - lbd and Orleans NJ I'd
arrivals were SD better Our market for futures opened
quiet with sellers ~ points lover than last evening
closing prices There additional decline Of ABOUT
points but prices ,uossqnenty reacted points The aa
vance was held oniy FOR short time, and pricos fe
points Just before the cose the market became hrmer
and prices advanced points, the closing fair at an
adv aitcc Tor the day 81 from to points he closing
prices to-day compa with Tuesdays were follows
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only change is a decline OF per cent In Illinois Con-
raL In Paris rentes have risen from 1887 loc.. the
closing price yesterday, 70 1884, s5c. Tho Bank OF
England lost 100000 bullion on balance to-day. Tho
closing prices In London ere:-ConsoIs Tor money
and account, GA aoi,s; new ~ per cent bonds,
lo2s nve-twcnty bonds OF 1867 1o9 en-tor,cs. 1851
1854; new hvcs. lo7; Erie common shares. az;
Erie preferred shares, II; New York Central 90; lii
nois Central. 90 In Paris exchange on London was
25f 100 Tho quotation for bar silver was sad per
ounce
STATE BONDS.
In State bonds Missouri long slaes advanced to 108
Louisiana consols Toll on to So District OF Columbia
S.65s sold al Tan, and North Carolina April and ocio
Der. at 20H.
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pronunciation under limited supply avssbs 2. present
Enga .emeuts-To Liverpool steam. 400 uusheis
grain At CID so teress beef o. 81 400 boxes cheese
,open contraets rate not named the last price was o
~ 600 and 400 bushels grain at ID co lbs IN Glssgov
steam. COO boxes cheese. private terms 3,uOD
bushels grain. Including 1900 ,sashss =, ussd..
SO lbs. aud 1900 bushels cle room. I'd. % lbs.
TO lavre by sail. 200 hhds taiow. 3s charters An
American schooner hence 10 Gibraltar for the
Levant not beyond constantnaple with 1000 re-
fined petroleum NJ 3ssc an italian bark. 52s tons hence
to Trieste with gsnera cargo including part iloO
cases refined petroleum at 21sc. British bark. from
Phiad London with 900 bbis naphtha At A.
British beg hence Gibraltar for orders to the Levant.
with II 200 cases refined petroleum private terms
Norwegian bark hence e Plymouth win lsoo bbs naph-
tina a.. 3D.; British brig. hence Water
lord with 2.iOO bbs refined petroleum 4s.
Norwegian bark hence 10 crcnstadt stockholm. with
$500 bLs do at Is 3D. Norwegian brig from Baltimore
to tho swedish Baltic. with 400 bills do at IS. n Sorwe-
CLAN brig from Baltimore for with Loo ibis
do a 10 British Dark 40 arrive) from phadelptia TO
the Continent ex Dutch. wi 1000 Ubls do At Is. Sd
American bark hence TO bombay. with ~ 900 do at
lump reported the basis Of zoe per Nor
wegian bark. hence the Danish Baltic. with 1000 bills
do. Is 7isd option or German Battle A. ei ship
(rumoredj hence to Bremen, with 1910 1900 bits do
al ~ I'd British sh,p. 40 TONS tson 81 John \ -.
TO Liverpool with deals al lDS schooner 3i3 tons hence
10 Demerara and back at y. 900, and port chsrses
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the following were the latest bids -
RAILROAD poNDs.

Railroad bonds continue strong and prices are gen.
orally higher, with tho following changes compared
with last previous salcs--An advance Of ~ IN New
Jersey Central nrsts consos u IN New Jersey CONVEX
tibes, per cen, in Toledo and Wabash nrsts. x In
Lchish and wllkcsbarre consols y in Milwaukee and
81 Paul Il. and II. dvisonL y in Milwaukee and 81.
Paul sinking fund and G. anu NJ. division; 4 in Chi
cago, Rock Island and Pacific sevcns; Il in Central
Pacific gold bonds. and in Lake Shore consols, cou-
pom nrss. There WAS a decline Of u In Hannibal and
ST. Joseph sights. convertibles Union Pacific sinking
funds and Michigan Central sevens, and y In Union
Pacific lrsts and Milwaukee and ST. Paul LA Crosse
dvsionl
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The sales OF city bank shares Commerce at
Ia and American Exchange at los At the meeting of
the Bank OF Commerce stockholders to-day "a. 900
shares voted to reduce the capital from $40 900
$50 1000 The 900 cniled by this will
be paid in cash. The following the latest BIDS:
America 1872; American Exchange, l0i4; Bankers
and Brokers' Association, "a Central National, 100,
Chatham, no. City, 2lo Commerce, liz; Continent
tut, 73; First National, 200; Fourth National, 90;
Fulton, las; Gailatin National, ITO; Importers and
Traders, 1856; Mechanics. 1873; Mechanics Banking
Association, 65 Merchants, 1ls; metropolitan, l2s,
New York, 1l6; New York National Exchange, 100;
Phoenix, l04; Republic, 81; Tradesmen's, 1872; Union,
l3O
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GALVESTON, May 81, 1877
Cotton dull middng. 1OsGc.; low mddng, a,sc good
ordinary 0sc Net receipts, 81 bales Exports coast
wise, 2So. sales. lu6. stock, 200SO.
NEw onLxAss May ~. 1877.
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HAVANA MARKET,

HAVANA, May 20. 1877.
Sugar nrm spanish gold. 2c7t@ 227s Exchange Grin-
tho United states. 10 DAYS, currency. 90 discount
short siaht do - u discount. 90 days gold, Al
premium short sight do. 81 q premium: On London
lGys a IL premium; on Pnris. ~ a 4 premium.
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':l5 AND ll:3O A. N.
$1,000 U 3 as. FOL. lo7x
GOOD Y 5 SIS. cur..... iSs9s
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COMMERCIAL.

LrvkRrooL, May 23--5 rs r. ".
CottonFutures quiet. upiands. low n!ddlinl clause
August AMI september delivery, 3i.j2d. do do No W
crop, shipped November and December, sail 3.32d.
LIVERPOOL, May 2J--5 p. NJ.
Breadstuns-cor 25s ID per quarter Tor new mixed
Western.
Lospos. May 23-J y. N.
Prcdacc-spiits turpcntino 2cs. 10. 27s perewt
LIVERPOOL. May 23-6 r. NJ.
Common rosir. SIS. Sd.
~ Lospos, May 23-Evcning
Petroleum. 2a)Sf for One pale American
NEW YORK PRODUCE EXCHANGE REPORT.
LIvvHrooi. May 20, 1877.
Pork-Eastern duh ~ 75s Western dun at tls Bscon
Cumberland cut dan AZ Sos short rib duh ass Ion
clear duh ~ 3ss short clear dg at 4Js Hams Lon
cut dull at As shoulders dull 23s I'D Bcef-India
mess dul! ~ v3s extra mess dull a. lOds prime mess
dull NJ s5s Lard-Prlmo Western duh 4os vi. Tai.
low-Prims city dul o. z2s. ID IuypsntIs-sprts dull
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WEDNESDAY,. May u. 1871
RECEIPTS TOR TWO e y.,.,. s.
ss sH,t s 's. ei e f sSs A sS's a
jersey ss's City it,'''''' :. 1851 $50 1855
Traas...s..;...: apal u i,sn s,15s taa
from common TO choice i. general lat prices
& dss allowed " srs rs G ns
A. s.s;s street ys,' z "s.~A1 oa s e y ears
in.c per H. Win q OF per nsad weight oa ew,, =
IL per s ssf Ss s% s INV Is ss
ss 3. pss H. VIZ q ~ sssa wssn' *
@ss ss T for ssis. q
ss at s''S liz per 0Ss Nc" Ss4"s r.
sssr. a. :, i,iac per Ia wet b. ~ aTs y n.s
SOLD or aara rnoaps" S' Illinois steers al PER-
Gary * "a q 81 si Il Ts" "S .s sss 9y
xsss ew e" sesn $50 ao. . ,.ss at M sf IT,
per To-. weight, re Sac sws sssti Meyer odd iSr
y aaa sss: ps; i. viii. IL H'' ~ s' s ss
sold S tor a, q limos ss a's I S
H. ss e.. weight s os Meyer. symasr =
ss aa p S PEI ys e ss "a IL for s Hs esS a. n
per H. > o'ponne sod Tor Waixel 4 Aier,on y c.i.
81 sws i Illinois steer. Al per h. ssnI ga s.
m ssssr' &C. ink Is @ AZ p.t sT Vs.
Weighs ~ sw H. L.a.sraaeS sold for wSissi
~ 81 At m ~ Kss T 80 u IS
Il
$ : sG'ssfs Ss % pss ~ .s S'S r.
Hss H. Sss ss s4l s {.
%sss 10 i s,s q 1s PEI s
a, loe NE per !. wsisn' I. ew, sw T. , ysss
with y on psf vov per Id weights Ma, sw n
a at per 'So %sSs IS''s s~ y
70 q sGs es ss wss, S h,.d
.n% me ps ~ Win n s
H. Esson.,sn .oa cr .s sas ssysr Hi I'd .n"i.
fs'' ps fed Illinois ss' at
be- sA "ss sa on = s.a w.ss
7eyi: ni"oi. Sisters At lae b.. %ssn, j s%..
.aGs n oow'-Ga onsroSss steers ~ oq ose per d.
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ssis q nfsa;' s~.
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weight sw ssaa. q Missouri steers q iIs per b..
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ss. IN Psy H. KS. ssd sold s ohio
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lucky lamb. Weight a7o los, a. s,s per n; aa7 Ken
T. Jersey 90 cd os
q lie. per u. Judd sacsnsham sold $50 Kentucky
Ink: ~ SsSs' Ss exc I'D
2is Kentucky lambs weight L. 40 lbs at To- In "A
ohio sheep; WEIGHT $500 ies AZ ose psr u 20 Ohio
weight $40 bs AZ 5]e Per 10 Davis lisienbeck sold
no ohio sheep weight lbs per head at 5c per lb j.
Kirby ... sGId ;, POI Ohio snssp. ,we.hs ~ lbs
weigh, 70 lbs per head At 4,s Pc, ~: ~ shorn state
state yenrngs weight 81 lbs head at % H.
Messrs Elliott Go. sold lol ohio sheep weights 7j bs
q lbs. head At SC b. lso oho sneep, weight -
lbs per hca osc per ID ~ ohio sheep weight 10 lbs
head SIZE per lb IL Ohio sheep. weight III bs per
head, &c per h. I2s Virginia lambs. weight o3 lbs
head, at 7c per ID 900 Kentucky lambs. weight 5s lbs
per head, at 7c b 100 Kentucky lambs, weight
5S lbs. psr head, ut Tao. y 7isc per ID.
MiLcm Cows fresh sales reported this forenoon.
yEALs Asp CAIvis-rrade very slow on heavy run
Course quality calves sold nj 4itc \ 6stc per ib
Hoes -un this forenoon 10 ohio hogs sold live
weight at IS 10