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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-07-28
PUBLISHED DAILY AND TRI-WERKLY B!
EDGAR SNOWDEN.
SATURDAY RvENlNG, JULY %, 1877.
Carefully prepared statistics show that The


number of paupers in Massachusetts, last year
was 222 673, and that it cost the State ST. ,449.'
S54 10 support them Every seventh man 10
the State is pauper, and has to be supported
by the other six Massachusetts, before the war,
made nearly all the clothing worn by the four
millions of slaves, aud great deal Of that woro
by the white people, Of the South. She also
made millions Of dollars worth Of machinery
and other articles used 10 the Southern States,
10 fact she became rich from the profits of her
trade with the South. That trade has now lett
her-iodeed for some of her manufactures. such
as the brogars aud fulled cloth, With which the
planters used to c|othe their slaves, there is now
no ma ket at all, and the factories that made
them hav. closed AS that lost trade has not ben
compensated for by the Increase of any other
brauch sheisrapidy losing her importance 10 the
ssterhood of States Her leading men have also
deterorated pari passu With her declining for.
tunes, ADD Hoar and DAVIS are but sorry sub
stitute< for Webster and Sumner. She iosti
gated the civil war aud is now experiencing it's
results. and, unfortunately for her, only the
beginning Of them. Had she loved her sister
STATE 10 the South more her misfortuues would
not be so great. If Gen. Toombs will never
read the roll call of his slaves from the steps OF
Fauuel Hsll,it will not be long before the keep
ers Of the Massachusetts, aims houses will have
State,that is, it pauperism continues to increase
there as it has done during the last ten years.
The late riots have clearly demonstrated that
reilhcr the POSSE comitatus. the militia nor
the uniforned aud equipped volunteers can be
relied upon to quiet disturbance in which their
friends and acq laintauces are participants, or
that has been occasioccd by cause with which
they sympatbiz aad that if either or all of the
forces mentioned DO succeed in suppressiug a
riot it is cn!y after great trouble AID confusion
and loss Of tlpe, money and life. 1t would be
unnatural il people were willing to shoot their
toWosmen or couutymen for any cause, but es'
pecially so if the Cause vase with which they
sympathzed. The only way to prevent riots
10 county 10 which they are liable to occur,
as this has COW become, is for those who are
riotously disposed to be impressed with the
certainty Of the irActon of the punishment
that Iesismatey attaches to such excuses; aud
the chly way to SO impress them is to have a
force not only strong enough to ith!ct the pup
shment ADD ready to do it at moments Do-
tice, but entirely free from any sympathy with
the crowds against whom it may be sent. Such
force Of necessity eau not be composed of
either local or Stare troops aud must therefore
belong to the uatioo, aud the Incidents Of the
last week have Induced US to believe that the
welfare Of the country depends upon The c.erity
with which the p, o2lc confer upon the govern.
neut the authority 10 raise such force
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-07-28
TO DAYS DISPATCHES.

ST.. Louis. Jul, 2S-Midyight. visit to
the iour Cunts ut rloven o'clock revealed the
fact TIA; quiet rel gns throughout the CRY, and
that The authoriti,s feel cuuiieDt that the crisis
il past. Three meetings were called by the
executive committee Of the wurkiogueD's party
10 & tfersut paris of ,h. c'ig 10 eight, Gut ts9o
Of them were comti@tc failures. Ihe Speakers
TAI ell to appear aaG nc rr ~S -: "'.'"f.
were small, s3On Dispersed. -. -, -. .'~'
iul very large crowd had assembled before
the meeting upeue1. Capt. Burgess, OF tee
fourth district, with party OF five policemen
appeared ou the ground, scattered the mob and
prevented any further demonstration. Twenty
'our Ineu who ;gcro arrested AZ Schuyler Hail
this 2. u. were released 90 being ldeuti6rd as
employees Of tue Bc'cher sugar refinery. The
rrulauCg lUr:y rl'ue arc sill held IN custody
Police authorities feel pretty ctrIaln they have
Two members CT the Executive Committee. aud
think they have three. They do rot know
however, Of whom this committee is composed
nor how macy persons there ATE 10 il. The
secretary OF the committee Was seen tonight
aud he says part OF toe committee were In the
bulldog When the police reached it, and they
escaped as described 10 previous dispatch. The
Secretary also stated this thlDg is not over YET;
that the movement is by 90 means stopped;
that they bsTe g, least 700 long range rtv0l
vers, and numerous lowing pieces, and that
they will use them whco the right time comes.
ln consequences of the fe7sr!sh state CT Thugs
10 Coropde!et, where mare than thousand
employees Of the Vu'cao Iron Works are Oh
strike, besides maUy more of other establish.
mems there, company Of citizen guards,
lwo sat!iog guns, aud large squad of police
were seus d.wn to tight and VI ii be retained
there until quiet is restored. a report from
east S.. Louis 10 eight says guosmuh's shop
YES broken open this aleeruooG aud robb d of
IFS euos. aud that two huudrcd we armed men
we're at the railway depot to uight in state of
high excitement over the rumor that trains 90
the Southeastern road would be sent out to.
Daily Republican., 1877-04-16

DELAYS ARE ANGEROUS.--If this
axiom Is true respecting the ordinary affairs
of life, still more obviously % % regsrds the
exigencies Of approaching disease. Unques-
tionably Yet how mauy neglect to PRACTICE
ally recognise this plain truth when health Is
in the balance. OF the many premonitory
symptoms of disease hacking c0ugh Is the
most prophetic Of peril. Arrest 1t at the out
Get With Dr.. WIsIART's PINE TREE TAR
CORDIAL, and 20 avoid consumption. Br0H-
chits, Inf amation of the Lungs, Coughs,
Colds, and indeed. all A Elections Of the Re-
spiratory Organs are entirely cured by this
sovereign remedy, which also eradicates
Dyspepsia, Gravel, Piles Nervous Debility,
Iorpidity Of the Liver. Urinary Difficulties,
Constipation Palpitation cf the Heart, ScrOt-
ulous A ffections, and the inflrmities peculiar
to the gentler sex. This Cordial derives Its
virtues from the vegetable kingdom, and Is
Infinitely to be preferred, both on account Of
It's superior efficacy and freedom from nause-
GUS and injurious properties 10 the ofilcinal
drugs go often adminstrated with no Othsr
effect than to offend the palate and disorder
the stomach. The PINE rRER TAR CORDIAL
can always be relied on to do what Is claimed
for it. Sold by all druggists. Principal depot,
No. ol6 Filbert street, Philadelphia, Pa.
Daily Republican., 1877-04-16
Dl. sIMGs' PAIN SsARCHHR
cures the sevsrest psins
INFROM 1 10 1b MINUTES.

INFROM 1 10 10 MINUTES.
No one need suffer with Pains altar reading
siMMs' PAIN SEXRcHER 10 asure cure
In every oase Of Rheumatism. Ii has never
failed. IT 10 the only remedy that viii relieve
the most excruciating Pain, ,Htcps Neuralgia
pains In the stomach and Bowels ono dose in
wardly, and one application outwNdly,
in from 1 to IS minutes.
no matter how severe tho edse Of tho unfor-
tunate who may suffer.
SIMMSS PAIN SEARCHER,
will give immediate relief In Neuralgia.
Headache, sudden Gods Tlothache. Sore
ThlOat, Dtarrhea. Dysentery, Spratne, ,Brui-
ses, Painters Collie. Sour Stomseb, 30. ,and
IN kheumatism 1t has never failed 10 cure tho
worst case, no matter how long standing,
whether acute Or Chronic. We hsvs hum
Tie application II the Pain seareher 10
tho parts affected will afford Immediate
esse. n Y
A half to one teaspoonful in haifa teacap
o. warm, sweetened water. will almost In
stantly cure Cramps and Pains In tho atom-
sour stomach, cole, diarThea, wiud In the
stomach. and bowels, painters collie, dysen-
terry, and ali internal and external pains.
Travellers will IND the Pam Searcher .
splendid medicine to prevent charge Of
water from hurting the system. A. house.
hold remedy 1t 10 elegant, as II meets tho
requirements in 70 many different cases.
Physicians, Clergymen, Lawyers, Editors,
and hundreds Of people. speak well Of It g
the greatest Of pain medicines. Remember 1t
10 used iDwsrdiy and 0utward]y. Do rot be
put off with other articles. Make your drug
git or dealer give you tho Pain Searcher. 20
cts 00ttle, or SiA for $3.50.
Principal Depot, 4th and King streets, VIII
mingt0n, Delaware. ian24-tf
Daily Republican., 1877-04-16
A WORD TO CeNSUMPTIvES.

After suffering more or less withconsump-
tion tor five years became very weak, spare
In flesh, sore In chest, throat and lungs, q
continuous hacking cough, discharging great
mouthfulis OF matter aud blood, confined to
q thought came to me can't you cure your
self That sci me to work made syrup
aud took plentifully of it, and believe to-
day that am free from consumption-per-
fectly cured. In fact, I am in better health
than have been for ten years.
every drug store in Wilmington. Price %
cents per bUttle. ly-.l Il
Mannfactured by g. W. KING, 1901 MARI
KET STREET, Wilmington, Del. liih4tisssk
Daily Republican., 1877-04-16

Todd wAlch D Co.. have Just received
consignment Of Oranses, Lemons. Riasons
and l,0coanuts. Also cargo Of Ohio Fruit
and viii have In to-day cargo Of the best
early Rose reed PotacoeA that have been IN
the c,ty. Will also receive cargo OF Peach
blows onWednesdsy \ on can all better your
selves by giving us cAtl at 305 King street.
ap10-3td TODD. WEIGH b 0O.
Patent Hcdsers. w Our enterprising fish
dealer, George W. Powell, has on hand,
OF his stall in the Third street market, q
large lot Of patent scalers, which he Is
selling al q low rate. Dealers and beads
of families should call and procure one
or more Of them. MN i
The new proprietor Of the Tycoon Tea
COs, No. III West Second street, near
Orange, 10 much pleased tn learn from It's
Coffees are much superior than many goods
sold In this city, both In price aud quality.
Mrs. @. HauQhey has opened . dry
goods and Trimming store, 1t No. Al, King
street. Those wishing TO Purchase goods IN
her lina, please give her sall. Also La
dies and shildrsn's ready made clothing.
6hdd,-George W, Powell will have
on bis stall IN the Third street market the
present week fne lot Of Delaware. shsd.
An Who wish something extra should give
him call. sss
Physicians and Farmers from the
country, will hnd our drugs and medicines
pure, flesh. ami sold 1t reasonable prices.
Taylor q Fullerton, Druggists and Apothe-
carries, NO. so2 Kiag street.
Don's forget to call at 30T Market 81.
and get your Furnishing Goods. "A full
assortment TOR the Spring. H. W. Sin
cock. ap1l '6td
Measles. measles always come
with Q cough, and the best medicine 10
give fer the coughis Kings Cough Syrup.
For sale at drug stores 25 cents bottle.
A Fine Line Of M!nce Meats, Fruit
Buffers fer sale by the pound OF bucket.
Canned Goods, Oranges, Grapes, Nuts, &c.,
at Middleton's. 8. n. cor - q King.
The Head quarters for Humphreys
Witch Hazel and Homeopathic Medicine, is
no at the New Drug store Tenth and Mar
ket street.
The most substantial and tasty Centennial
buckle shoes In the market. Jno. x. Bah
Geek, 8. w. corner Of Second and Market
streets.
The place to get bargains in gooo fur
niture Is at L. +. ,Adair's, N. W. corner
Fourth and King streets.
The place to get bargains IN good boots
and shoes Is at /. j. Nicholson's, N. w.
corner Of 7th and Washington streets. tt
Kumford Bros, 4O4 Market street, sells
the best Spring style Silk Hats for o., and
gives away with it handy Hat Brush. Come
and see. .
We have now large and complete stock Of
Boots and Shoes to ut everybody. Jn0. X.
Babcock, 8. W. corner Of Second and Market
street.
A lot of Chamios Skins cheap,some as
low as % cents, at the New Drug StGre,
9th and Market streets.
Turkey Prunes, lbs for Is cts. and
other goods equally low at Middleton'S, y. E.
cor. 4th and King Streets.
SIMMS' INSTANT TOOTHACHE
CURE, % GENTS A BOTTLE. FOURTH
AND KING.
Beecher uses Barker's Cough Lozen'
gers. 10 be had at 215 West Second street.
f5-tf
AH silk hats bought Of Rumford
Bros, ironed free Of charge. @&
Ladies' Clothing, No. 4l0 East Third
street. mr16i-mod CLAvEY. !
Garden and Flower Seeds for sale at
M aaeteAis 4saA ard y iaz -stssess - =
Daily Republican., 1877-04-16

THE LATEST FLASHES Of refined language
in the cussae will be found in Saturdays
issue where 1t calls Governor Chamberlain
s"Radical ssrpet'bag dog" Then 1t &C.
cuses him Of impudence and audaeity, and
also says he lied. Well We think the Ca
sette Is toniug down little, and thsss few
choice expressions were Just thrown into
Saturdays issue for Sunday reading.
Daily Republican., 1877-04-16

VISITORS LEAVING FLORIDA. - F iorids has
lost nesrly all its visitors. Under the caption,
"Bidding Us Long Adieu," the Jackson
vile Union Of recent date says: zone hun
jred ana thirty passengers from the North
peopled the cabin and deck Of the steamer
City Point, as she took her departure for
Charleston yesterday morning. The exodus
Of our winter guests Is earlier than usual,
and more rapid, comparatively few being
eft here now."
Daily Republican., 1877-04-16
CONSUMPTION
Pc sitiVeIy Cured.

All sufferers from this disease that are anx-
ious to be cured should try Dr. Kissner's
Celebrated Consumptive Powders. These
Powders are the only preparation kn,wn
that will cure Consumption and all diseases
OF the Throat and Lungs indeed, 80 strong
Is rur faith in them, and also to convince you
that they ara no humbug, We will forward tO
every sufferer, by mail, post paid, free
Trial Box.
We don't want your money until you are
perfect satisfied Of their curative powers.
If your fife is worth saving, don't delay IN
giving these Powders trial. a. they VIII
surely cure you.
Price. for large box, So 90, sent to any part
Of the United states or Uanads by mail or
receipt of rice. AddresJ.
ASH b RO BBINS,
800 FULTON Street, BEooKLYH, N. y
ap11-1yd
Daily Republican., 1877-04-16
WELLINGTON WAGON WORKS.
Constantly on hand. 'f'
!. @ go

WILMINGTON WAGON WORKS.
Constantly on hand. " aH.
aa go
Express, Market, Truck, Farm,
GermaMtOwn.
n.
sNATaassI Eat asIas rAFSNT S1zsn1IRSs ThTINe ~ VAC
oNs'cARhaIRSR, RaRR,i9Ws rWsh-uAa1s 41aa ana
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS,
which are being sold at cost, including plows
HARROwS AND CULTIVATORS,. AL
Noe. of Moore, Wiley, Peacock, and Hecken.
dorm Pl0w, with or without centre draft. Re.
pairing Neatly and Promptly Exc.
cuted. i.I. 49, lli
FL A OK s Nit HIN G
N all its branches. Particular attention
given to .#
HORSE-S HOEIN
All diseases Of the Foot and c8ses Of lame
ness Incidental TO Shoeing or fast driving
treated under the
DUNBAR SYSTEM,
successfully. Interfering invariably cured in
once sheeinag, Knuckling and Knee-Sprung
horses Immediately benshted and lett in Q
condition by the aid Of which nature soon ef-
ects permanent cure. Lameness from corns
hSC nnCly IemOVeu' lmnouAg0 ionoi si1n
n cases Of aecute founder. Diseases OF the
above nature and various others pertaining to
the leg and foot Of the horse, heretofore
considered incurable by the "Old School =
Veterinarians, are, by 0 judicisus application
of the DUNBAR STsTEM, relieved and cured.
Having been 1T great expense to acquire
thorough kn.wiec &c Of the subject, and being
the only smith In the State to whom Mr.. Dun
bar has impaired his valuable method Of
treatment, / am prepared to treat the worst
case the public can bring forward. Anatom-
ical specimens exhibited at theplace, showing
cause anu effect. I employ only competent
men, and personally supfryiseall operations.
: O.Es.- YIN cg.l szaild EI3 orange Strset
4 NJ N u I \ DAVID wOoLMAE. I
Daily Republican., 1877-04-16
HORSES HORSESI! HOR8EGU
U,,rp{f,, 70 fora and nrava

The subscriber begs leave to notify hts old
friends and the people Of Wilmington and u.
cinity, that he still continues to Keep MS eid
stsEd, corner of YRoNT and yRRNoH Streets.
furniture Cars, Drays and excellent horses
10 hire at al. lours. Furniture and other NJ.
tieles will be removed from the Steamboat
landing and other places in the city, with
great care, by skillful drivers. All who DE-
sire draying can be accommodated Wit
Jromptness, at the lowest possible rates.
apr "a MORRIS WELDlE
Daily Republican., 1877-04-16
WILSON 4 HALL
have opensd their new Store at
EO7 MARKET STREET,

AH .a Win Iuu Inc Oh 5v1,. .a
Plain, Plaid and Striped Dress Goods,
Black Alpaccas, Mohairs, BrilIian-
n teen, Cashmere, impress Cloths, Blea-
ched and Unbieached Mus.ins. Elan
~ nels, Bed Tickings, Table and Floor
OH Cloths Bal. skirts, Vestibule and Cnr-
tain Laces, 2 able Linen. GinghamS and o
nice assortment Of Hosiery. Gloves, Corsets,
Hamburg Ed 9 'ngs Ladies Cuffs and Collars,
Coilaretts, ,Ruches, tibbons, Vail Berges, and
Grenadines, Bustles, and full line oi Ladies
Also, Q full lima Of Gentlenen's BOOTS,
SHOES and GATHERS, aud a splendid as
sortment Of Ladies, Mlsses and Chiidfen's
Kid Boots, Lasting Caters, from the lowest
to the best quality. Also. fine assortment
Of Ladies' French Kid Button Shoes, and a
full line Of W alking Shoes. Oall and examin
our stock before you purchase, as We are
offering tho above goods at the very lowest
prices.
mh31-Smd b07 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1877-04-16
-.,,A, qAI..RiII,,.'

Nc all who alo suneFlng ff0m th6 errors and
indiscr etions of youth, nervous weakness,
early decay, logs Of manhood, 30. ] will send
This great eDedy was discovered by . mis-
sionary in South America. Send self-ad-
dressed envelope to the REV. JOSEF 4.
IhMAN, Station D. BibIe House, Ncw York
City. jan26-e o 6wem
Daily Republican., 1877-04-16

Jonathan M. Folz, M. D., formerly
surgeon general Of the United States
navy, died at bis residence In PhIladel.
pbia on Thursday evening, sgea CT
years.
Daily Republican., 1877-04-16
Furniture! Furniture
NO. 7O6 SHIPLEY STREET.

respectfully inform the public that In
tend to keep on hand Q general assortment
of Furniture which will be sold at EyD
the lowest figures.
/ will also carry on the Cabinet a
Making business in all its branches 1aezN
and an prepared TO do first quality work Of
/ vtii s'so givo my special atssaHon %
/ IEass u Z INV i pfsosss'for i ppiessrsius seosfeg
without The use Of ice or embalmfng. The
Icorpse can be placed 10 suit the family,can
be Kept week OF more N desired. No more
expense thsn ics. Personal attention night
or day, CHARLES U. PETERSON. Agent.
No. 706 Shipiy StrOet. jy20-1yd
Daily Republican., 1877-04-16
Notice to Droyers
CENTENNIAL FLOWERS.

A exquisite Perfume, lasting and Fra
"A grant, the finest perfume for the Hand
kerchiefever offered the people. Only 30 cts
one dollar. Sold at Simms Pure Family Medi-
cine store, Fourth aud King streets, VIII
mington, Del. oct30H
Daily Republican., 1877-04-16
PAINTS, OsLS. &c

ys,a Dealer In w.
Paints, Oils, varnishes,
WINDOW GLASS, CEMENT .sl
AND CALCINED PLAS1'Ek
White Lead, White Zinc, Red Lead, lror
Paint, Ltnseed on, Lubricating Ois, :
Sperm, Lard, Neatsfo0t d Coal on.
Tilden q Ephews' yarnishes, English vM
nishes, Alcohol, Turpentine, Paint Mills.
Paints Ready Mixed, Artists Mate
rials, Wax Flower Materials, De-
Cslcomania Pictures, Foreign y Domesu
GLASS, Stained, Ornamental and En-
graved. Couch Painters Material.
Stencil Colors, Ladders, Ready Glased Slsh
Gold Leaf, Bronses, Vermillions, LO0t'
ing Glass Plates. Particular stten-
ton paid to House, Ship and
Sign Painting, &C., &C.
No. 6 & Q East Third street,
WILMINGTON. DEL.
n JAMES FkANCE i51T =
HOUSE PAINTING, GLAZING, wOuD
STAINING, &C., l.
8. e. Cor. Sth AND SHIpLEv STRxETs.
. Building, Wilmington, Del.
Daily Republican., 1877-04-16

A-ABDOMINAL A sUPPORTERs in great
~ variety of the most approved construction
for uniform lNWARD q UPWARD pres
sure for those troubled with fullness and bear
ing down OF the lower part OF the body. For
Sale by 2. JAMES BELT,
mh19 Cor. Sixth and M arket street.
Daily Republican., 1877-04-16

EARLY RO5E and several varieties Of
II seed potatoes; also, o full line Of garden
seeds st BUCKINGHAM q CO.'S
apr25- Front and Shipley streets
Daily Republican., 1877-04-16

A GENTS, Live agents wanted sood pay,
"A and easy work. Inquire lat Feeds 2o3
West Second street. ap1I-8t
Daily Republican., 1877-04-16
Having laid In q large and varied stock OF
WALL PAPERS,
WINDOW SHADES
AND FIXTURES,

At their p Paper Hanging store, No. 220
Wet Second street, are now prepared to sell
the same at prices much below that Of last
Spring. they being practical workemsn, and
BY giving the paper hanging their personal
attention, they feel confident OF giving per-
feet satiEfaction to all, in every respect, both
in quality Of goods, prices and workmanship.
They would solicit call from those wishing
anything in thslr. line. mh2a-3mdw
Daily Republican., 1877-04-16
rhe water Comm issIon

MONDAY, APRIL 16, 1877.
Daily Republican., 1877-04-16

sHoT-aUN, RyFLE AND PISTOL MAN
71577 ,Es TI! X IEACTORY. t4sg3l # II,
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THE MONEY MARKET.
FRIDAY. March 30-P. N

FRIDAY. March 30-P.M.
To-day being Good Friday, and a holiday on
the Stock aud Gold Exchanges, there was no bust
ness done except few street transactions in gold
at 1O5 and 1O511s with a rather finnish look, be-
cause of an advap ce the rates for sterling exchange
to 4.s4l2 and 4.S6l2 with actual business at asa
and 4.s6 for 60 day and sight bills respectively.
No financial news was cabled from Europe the day
there being legal holiday. In Philadelphia al
though the Stock Exchange was closed, we are ad-
vised by special dispatch from W. y. Morris OF
Large sales on the street of Pennsylvania kailroau
ut 79si and closing weak, Reading being quiet at
2Gle" This decline in Pennsylvania from STA on
Thursday light and S3l2 on Wednesday is supposed
to be due to the outbreak of actual hostllileS pe
tween the trunk lines.
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hi, Tor ,,nncnt 70 morrow 90 cars; no sales

through hold for shipment tomorrow, ~ caH' HU ''
pol ted TODAY. 600 ,.., total ,o-
the week FAR II 200 head for the same ne as
1880 heai fair shipping demand; mdFkci mn - ,,ir
ch9ngcd sales OF quptei-c9niinOn !! - % a.,
- 5O7s3 choice Al 70 %; cars al INC '"i'
sold leli above tine market. .,,-...o ,-oor lima
Hccs-I,etfip. tay 1900 head total ur INC wcS @
fat a 200 .1i Tor Ia, last week. lloOO h.in
im Ell demand both for Eastern ana ipeai , 'Yn@kcrs
enser but uo guniabiy saes Of care Gool
at - BDds5 3j fair heavy - - stocN p N = ~
Cows-I.eceips for the week. 500 heah; inatAst ~ t
and urees lower ruling 81 - per heal on ne. ~.
quoted fo Ssj0 20 ~ ear lots e"
r30 20 a few Cnminon $50 cas- unsol a., <.
CAtvRs-Domand good. offerings Si quoted W s'"So
cwt: bobs NJ f2dsi y hoah. , ,,,, ,,o,o. f,osb
city M 81 5O2$S Western dTesse'i. M inquiry
CHICAGO, March 3O.-CATTIE Receipts - u heah sh
n,.nfs 3SCn head active steady, Grm; s'0ckcrS an t,
ers JOGSi % medium 10 far Duchers - IL |"@f no.
medium q choice shipping - 3O9$5 80 - o,o,
ifOGs-I,eCeipts 5000 head do yeserday ohcla IoN"
sbIi arnts gI Ia heavy packing, ID 10
as 80 fair 10 ch0i SHIPPING, - 25G$1 40.
SHEgP steady rect iDts, 1870 head