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| Democrats, 1t Is believed, have carried the
State by 10000 majority. The Republican
majority in Philadelphia is about 5000
loss OF 10000. There was light vote nearly
everywhere, and returns are by no means
full. Republicans concede the loss Of the
State.
PHILADELPHIA, November 6.-Partial re-
turns from eleven counties out OF sixty-six
in PENNSYLVANIA show net gain Tor Noyes
(Democratt for State Treasurer OF $500
over the vote OF last year. The returns in
dictate Democratic majority in the State OF
from 10,000to 10000.
PHILADELPHIA, November &-The fol-
lowing are the estimated maiorities for
State Treasurer of the State,. based on
partial returns received thus far: Mon
roe County-Noyes Demoerat), 1900.
Bucks Ceunty-Noycs, 500. Carbon Coun-
ty-Noyes, TOO. Dauphin County-Hart
(Republican), 900. Northumberland Coun-
ty-Noyes, 900. Lebanon County-Hart,
925. Chester Collnty-Hart, 800. Berks
County-Noyes, 5000. Montgomery Coun-
ty-NoYes, 500. Fulton County-Noyes,
$40. Bedford County-Noyes, 400. Co
lumbia County-Noyes, 1000. Delaware
County-Hart, 1,500. Huntingdon Coun-
ty-Hart, 400. Cumberland County-Noyes,
700.
PHILADELPHIA, November 7.-Incomplete
returns from fifteen counties in Western
Pennsylvania give a majority OF SO for
Moves over Hart for State Treasurer. The
same places gave last year majority OF
1889 for Hayes. Ninety districts OF ALE
gheny county gives Sterrel Republican,,
for Supreme Judge. majority OF 1870
ovor t'r1,pLav fTlamocrofN
Twenty-six counties outside OF Phihde:-
phia show Democratic gain Of 1000 over
the vote OF last year, when the same coun-
ties gave Tilden q majority OF 10000. 30
wisconsin.
REPUBLICAN MAJORITY FOR GOVERNOR. "
MILWAUKEE, WIS, November 6.-SiXty-
six towns and wards give Smith (Rep.) for
Governor 1853 maiority-a Republican gain
Of 900. The city of Milwaukee, except five
precincts, gives SO majority for Smith (Rep).
Ninety-eight towns and wards give Smith
600 mai ority-:Republican gain OF 700.
OFFICIAL COUNT REQUIRED TO DECIDE THE
RESULT.
MILWAUKEE, November 6.-The chairman
OF the Democratic State Central Committee
expresses the opinion that it will take the
| official canvass to decide the result on the
State ticket. One hundred and siXty-three
towns and precincts give Smith (Republl-
can) 1900 majority. Net Republican gain,
| 400
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THAT EARTHQUAKE PREDIcTED.-[From
me lond State Leader. There is one point
10 which ] wish now to call attention, and
that is the attractive influence OF Mars pass
in% Saturn and Venus passing Jupiter will
occasion severe perturbation in the earth's
motion, and my observation has led me to
conclude that it occasions seismic and
,n!crosiesmic movement; that is, between
the 3D. and 18th Of November, 1877, and
more nearly the 9Th and 18th, we will have
upon the earth's surface severe exhibition
o. volcanic and earthquake activity. This
~ occasioned by the sudden and severe
changes in the earth's motion and direction.
II. j. Couch.
GrGnd Junction, Io,oa, October "a, 1877.
tThe earthqu IKE came on the morning OF
the 4tb.l !.
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Postal Observation-Disclosures prepaid
letters bearing request Tor their return
within II specified number Of days should
be promptly returned by the postmaster ut
the expiration OF the time mentioned and
when no time is given for such return they
should be returned TO the writer at the OK
piration OF thirty days from the date OF
their receipt at the post-ottice. Letters
reaching specified post-ofice through the
mails, addressed to persons residing on 4
post-routc and within the delivery OF said
Office may be delivered by the mail-carrier
on that route If the persons addressed and
the carrier 50 desire. There is nothing in
the postal laws or regulations which eN-
flnptS po>tmasters or their assistants from
working the public roads. No city having
4 less population than 10000 within its cor
poratc limits is entitled to the benefits OF
the free letter-carrier system under the
amended laws. - Washington Union.
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NEWS OF THE DAY.
THE NOVEMBER ELECTIONS.

SYNOD OF vfRGINIA-IN-
TEREsTING NEWS FROM WASHINGTON
DAN. W. VOORHEES, APPOINTED TO THE
UNITED STATES SENATE IN PLACE OF
MORTON, DECEAsED-A MANIAC KILLS
HIS MOTHER AND THEN COMMITS SUI
CIDE-sUBJECT OF THE REMISSION OF THE
TARIFF LAWS TO BE CALLED UP AT AN
EARLY DAY IN CONGREss-INsURANC
DECISION IN THE SUPREME COURT OF
TIE UNITED sTATEs-REsULT OF THE
ELECTIONS YESTERDAY IN NEW YORK,
MASSACHUSETTS CONNECTICUT. VISION
SIN, VIRGINIA, PENNSYLVANIA, AND
ELSEWHERE.
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COINAGE OF TRADE-DoLLARs TO BE RE-
suMED.-A demand for trade-dolars for ex-
port in excess OF available stock OF that coin
in the hands OF the public having arisen at
San Francisco since the order suspending
the receipt OF deposits Of silver at the minis
for that coinage was issued, the Secretary
OF the Treasury has 80 far modified the
order as to authorize the reception on and
after the 9th OF November of deposits at
the San Francisco mint for returns in trade
dn1lors
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Synod Of Virginia.
NINTH SESSION.
rSponI,1 tnlopruuo RI fbe DiSOatch |

Especial telegram to the Dlspatch.l
. ALEXANDRIA,, November G.-The Synod
convened at i P. NJ, and was opened with
sermon by Rev. Dr. II. G. Alexander, last
moderator, from Acts xvii, %, %. Minis
tiers and elders present, $50.
Rev. w. r. Richardson was elected mod
orator, and Rev. l.. B. Stricken and Mr.. j.
J. Halliday were elected clerks.
A large congregation was present IN the
Union church, OF which Rev. DR.. Bullock
is pastor, and all the proceedings on the oc-
casion were attended with deep attention
and interest.
The reception OF the Synod By the people
has been most cordial.
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FAILURES AND BANKRUPTCIEs.-Nc,DY York,
November 6.-Solomon, Straus d Co., dry
goods iobbcrs, have suspended. Liabilities,
$4,000; actual assets, $4,000.
Barton & Co., gun manufacturers, have
been adjudicated voluntary bankrupts. Liza
bilities. 100000; assets, nominally over
100000.
Henry Simms j. Brother, wholesale cloth
ing manufacturers, have suspended. Liza
biIlties, over $4,000. -
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The Turf.
JEROME PARK RACES.

JEROME PARk RACES.
JEROME PARK, November Elm the mile
|and.a-quarter race Susquehanna won; King
Faro second, Viceroy third. Time, 2:154.
In the mlc-and-a-haf race Vera Cruz
won; Barricade second. Time, 2:50i.
In the four-mie race Parole galloped over
the track.
In the steeple-chase Coronet won.
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COMMERCIAL,
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.


OFFERINGS REPORTED 70 SECRETARY.
WHEAT White, 4sA bushels. Red, 2.564 BUSH
els. ..r
CoRN-H White. 322 bushels. Missd, 400 bush
els.
OATs.-33S bushels.
MEAL.-26 bushels. E. tHs.
GRAY PEAS bushels. .t.s .-.,.r. s
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT White, SO bushels very good at SLAB :;
SO bushels falr AZ S1.35; ~ bushels very good at
Sl.45; "a bushels at S1.3S: bushels at 81 80
total, 242 bushels. Red. bushels at 81 SO; 20
bushels prime Fultz mt S1.40; 81 bushels ut $1.42
20 bushels at a1.35; 80 bushels at 81 SO; SO bash
els prime Lancaster at AS 100 bushels at 81 40
lS bushels ut 1925; 100 bushels good Fultz at
sl.37; 2I4 bushels mixed at &l.40; 80 bushels
very good Fultz ar *1.42; SO bushels very good
Fullz at 81.40: 80 bushels prime Lancaster at
Sl.43; 20 bushels mixed al S137; 26 bushels good
Fulrz nj $135; so bushels good Fultz ut 95; 424
bushels Fultz ut $3.50: II buslels at .35 1876
bushels prime Fuz at SLAP; 81 bushels at 81 sc !;
"a bushels prime Fultz at $1.42; 20 bushels prime
Lancaster mt Sl.45-totaI, 2.248 bushels.
CORN White. o bushels prime old at 65c.; 80
bushels prime new at 6Oc.: SO bushels at 55c.; 20
bushels new ut SEC; A bushels new at Soc; SO
bushels new al 4Sc. 46 bushels old at 62o.-total,
322 bushels. Mred, 100 bushels very good old at
Coo.
OATs.-46 bushels GOOD spring at 37e.; 76bushels
very good spring ut 37c.-total, 1872 bushels. sr,
3lEAL.-26 bushels prime country ut 75c, .,,
GRAY PEAs.-bushels at 75c
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BURNING OF STovE-WORKs AT ISDIASAPo-
LIS Cincinnati, November 5.-Huegele's
block and Johnson's stove-store. at Indian
apolis, were burned yesterday. Loss, 3d.
goo.
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West VIRGINIA.

CULTURED MAN UNUW NEDsI
Especial telegram to the DiSpatch.]
HAWKS NEST, W. Va, November GA
colored minor named Adam Mallory, an
employe Of Beury & Williams, while cross
ing the railroad bridge at this place about S
o'clock this morning slipped and fell 4 dis
lance of over fifty feet into the river. His
body has not been recovered. 80, Il
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AGRICULTURAL-WoRKs BURNED.-Lees,oa
ter, Ont, November 5.-The Bruce Agri
cultural Works, OF this place, were yester
day destroyed by fire. Loss, $4,000.
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RELIABLE EVIDENCE.

.Hr. II. z. Stevens:
Dear Sir,-I will most cheerfuily add
my testimony to the great number you
nave already received In favor Of your
treat and good medicine VEGETINE,
'or do not think enough can he said
II It's praise, for l was troubled over
thirty years with that dreadful disease
Catarrh. and had such bad coughing
spells that 1t would seem rs though |
never conld breathe any more, and
has cured me; and ! do
feel TO thsnk God all the time that there
IS so good a medicine rs VEGETINE;
md also think II one OF the best medi-
zines for coughs and weak, sinking feel
ngs at the stomach, and advise every
BODY to take the VEGETINE, fer can
assure them 1t is one Of the best medi-
zines that ever was.
MRS. l.. GORE,
cor. Magazine and Walnut streets,
Cambridge, Mass.
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MortOn's Successor.

VOORHEES, APPOINTED TO FILL MORTON's VA
| CANCY.
TERRE HAuTE, November Ga delegation
arrived here this evening bearing commits
sion from Governor Williams appointing
10. w. VOORHEES, to fill the vacancy in the
United States Senate occasioncd by Senator
| MOrton'S death.
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IsUNYADI JANOS WATER.
rEHE GREAT EUROPEAN NOVELTY.
HUNYADI JANOS.
NEW APERlENT WATER.

w
Specially recommended for richness in aperlen'
salts, and its efficacy In Bilious attacks, prevention
Of Gout Piles. etc, and as ordinary aperiept by
LIEHG, vIRCHow, SCANZOSI, and Sir HEN
RY THOMPSON, and the entire medical profession
in England and Germany. .....
DIR. j. MARION SIMS, NEW YORK. ASA laXa-
tive, prefer it to every other mineral water."n
DIR. JAMES r. WOOD. NEW YORK. "Cer;ain, but
gentle and painless; superior to any other bitter
water.''
DIR. WILLLAMA. HAMMOND, NEW YORK. THE
most pleasant aud efficient of all purgative Wa
fers."
DIR. ALFRED L. LOOMS, NEW YORK. " The most
prompt and most efficient; specially adapted for
daily use" II
DIR. FORDYCE BARKER, NEW YORK. Requires
less is less disagreeable and unpleasant than any
other"
DIR. LEWIS A. sAYRE, NEW YORK. " rreferredto
any other laxative"
A WINEGLASSFUL A DOSE.
Every genuine bottle bears the name OF The
ApoLLISARIs COMPANY tlimited), London.
FREDERICK DE barry & CO.,
Al and As Warren street, New York,
Sole Agents for United States and Canadas.
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XLVTH CONGRESS---Extra Session.
WASHINGTON, November 6, 1877.
SENATE

ALV SOSS1OAA'
WASHINGTON, November 6, 1877.
SENATE.
During the morning hour number OF
bills were introduced and referred.
A large number OF petitions were pre-
sented by various senators from females
throughout the country, setting forth that
they are taxpayers, and asking that their
political disabilities be removed. and that
they be allowed 10 exercise the rights Of
citizens ut the ballot-boN.
Mr.. Bruce, Of Mississippi, presented the
memorial OF the county commissioners of
Bolivar and other counties in Mississippi,
asking an appropriation for the improve
ment of the Mississippi levees. Referred
TO the Select Committee on Mississippi
Levees, Of which Senator Bruce is chair
man.
By Mr.. Withers: A bill for the relief OF
the trustees OF the Protestant Episcopal
Theological Seminary and High School in
Virginia. Referred to Committee on Claims.
No combinations.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
After a sharp wrange over the parlia-
mentary lodges by which the silver bills
were forced through yesterday, the call OF
the States was resumed.
General Gibson's levee bill provides for
the creation Of a commission to continue
the survey of the Mississippi and its tribu-
taries, and to decide upon the proper means
for retaining the overtlowed lands. Bonds
are to be issued for $40, 100000 to run thirty
years and to bear four per cent.sinterest. A
tax is to be laid on all lands reclaimed and
upon the tonnage OF all vessels navigating
the stream, to constitute sinking fund to
redeem the principal and interest OF the
loan.
A resolution offered by Mr.. Chalmers, OF
Mississippi, to create an additional standing
committee Oh the improvement Of the COM
merce OF the Mississippi river and its tribu-
taries was referred to the Committee on
Rules.
A bill was introduced by Mr.. Giddinss, OF
Texas, and referred, for the establishment
OF mail-steamship service with Brazil, the
cost to the United States not to exceed
$3.50, 900 year.
The resumption-repeal bill was discussed.
Phillips, OF Kansas, making speech i'll its
favor.
Among bills introduced in the House
By Mr.. CabelI: One to reduce the tax on
manufactured tobacco and to regulate the
tax upon dealers in and producers OF leaf
tobacco; and for the relief OF John R. Pace
IL Co., OF DanviIle, Va. For survey OF Dan
river from Gainesville, Va, to Danbury,
n c.
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Ewes HEALTH, STRENGTH, AND
APPETITE.

NV daughter has received great bene-
ct from the use of VEGETINE. Her
declining health was a source Of great
anxiety to all her friends. A few bot
ties of VEGETISR restored her health,
strength, and appetite.
n. Fl. TILDEE,
Insurance and Real Estate Agent,
No. 40 Sears building,
Boston, Mas.
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NY Telegraph.
NJ 1ry.Sy,rpr

BALTIMORE. November 6.-yirginia 6's old, 80;
deferred, 5: Virginia csnsolbiat ed 81 second se-
ries. 43. North Carolina 6's, Old, liz; new, ~.
Bid Today. .'t) lS-tiN
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Privileges and Elections in place OF Senator
Morton. deceased. Senator Mitchell, Of Or.
epon, who is acting chairman, is- according
to the usage OF the Senate, entitled TO-
the position, but it is understood that
he prefers to remain at the head Of
the Committee on Railroads, OF which
he has been chairman since last
spring, succeeding Senator West. There
are many subjects OF vital importance to
his section usually considered by the Com
mittee on Railroads, and though he prefers
the Committee on Privileges and Elections,
he win decline the craftsmanship in defer
ence to the wishes OF number Of his con-
stitue1ts, whom he has consulted on the
subject. Senator Wadleigh is now chair
man OF the Committee on Patents, but he
will retire from that position to accept
the craftsmanship OF the Committee on Priv
ileges and Elections. Senator Teller, OF
Colorado; will be made chairman OF some
committee upon the Encouragement Of the.
list. .....
ANIMPoRTANT MEASURE.
One OF the most important measures OF
this Congress was introduced to-day by
General Chalmers, of Mississippi, in reso-
linton to create separate committee to con-
slider the commerce and improvements OF
the Mississippi river and its tributaries. II
this resolution is adopted, and the West
fairly represented on the committee. it is
claimed it will emancipate the commerce OF
the West from the shackles OF the East, and
the growing trade Of the Mississippi Valley
will be greatly indebted to its new men,
bers. General Chalmers, who has already
impressed himself favoraby upon the
House, is both speaker and thinker.
MEMORIAL OF SUGAR IMPORTERS.
At meeting of the Committee Of Ways
and Means this morning the memorial OF
certain sugar importers and refners OF New
York, asking for relief from the late ruling
OF the Secretary of the Treasury as to draw
backs on refined sugars, was referred to
special subcommittee, consisting OF Messrs.
Gibson OF Louisiana, Tucker OF Virginia,
and Kelley OF Pennsylvania. Mr.. Wood.
the chairman, announced to the committee
that he proposed to call up the subject OF the
revision OF the tariff and internal revenue
laws at an early date.
COLONEL BLANToS DUNCAN IN WASHINGTON.
Colonel Blanton Duncan is here, having
been addressing for some weeks large Green
back audiences in Pennsylvania.
VARIOUS ITEMS.
The obsequients to Morton's funeral tele-
graph that they are well, and will be here
tomorrow morning.
Potter positively declines to serve as chair
man OF the TeXas-Pacifc Railroad Commit
tee.
The Supreme Court decides that the
clause in life-insurance policies forbidding
residence in certain sections is valid. The
insured died Of yellow-fever within the pro-
hibited section, and the insurance is void.
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South Carolina.
A HUNG JURY IN CARDoZo's CASE.

HUNG JURY IN CAKDUHUS CASE.,
COLUMBIA, November 6.-Judge Town
send made an elaborate, impartial charge
this morning in CafdoZo's case. At /
O'Clock the jury went into their room. where
they are still considering. An agreement is
not expected. it being thought the jury is
equally divided. Congressman SmalPs case
will be taken up tomorrow.
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CANNOT BE EXCELLED.
CuARLESToWN. MASS,

CIIARLEsTowN, MASS.
II. r. SterenS:
Dear Sir,-This is to certify that
nave used Your "Blood Preparation "
- my family for several years, and
,hlnk that for Scrofula or CankerouS
IIunors, or Rheumatic affections, IL
cannot be eXcelIcd: and as blood-puri-
ler or spring medicine it is the best
hing have ever uset, and have used
Utmost everything. can cheerfully
it to any one IN need OF
,uch a medicine. Yours respectfully,
Mrs. 4. A. DINSMORE.
No. 10 Russell street.
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RICHMOND TOBACCO EXCHANGE.

NOfcHUcr U, 4oGfs
The breaks to-day Comprised lao hoasheads
tierces, and box. The offerings al auction on
Change were 65 packages OF which number Fl
were taken In, and the remainder sold at prices
inelng from S325 to S49.50.
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SUSPENSION OF BANKERS.

CINCINNATI, November &c. Kinney s.
Co., bankers, OF this city, have suspended.
Liabilities, S15O,0OO. They claim ample
assets, and expect to resume.
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Ohio.
ILLNESS OF AN ACTOR.

= ILLNESS OF AN ACTOR. - > - =
CLEvE LAND, November 6.-John
Brougham, who arrived in this city Sunday
night to play weeks engagement at the
OPERA House, left for New York this eve
ming via the Erie railway, very sick. His
illness is so alarming that he nerved himself
to undertake the journey, saying he must
die at home. -...t-..;s i.
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VEGETINE.
" T. G. Z T y e
PURIFIES THE BLOOD,
RESOvATES AND INVIGORATES THE
WHOLE SYSTEM.

IT'S MEDICAL PROPERTIES ARE ALTERA-
TIVE, TONIC, SOLVENT. AND DIURETIC.
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Michigan.
AN INSANE MAN SHOOTS HIS MOTHER AND THEN
KILLS HIMSELF. 49,.

CINCINNATI, November Ga dispatch
from Hastings, Mich, says George Eckles,
late an inmate of Kalamazoo Insane Asylum,
discharged as cured, shot his mother and
afterwards shot himself, both dying in"
stantly.
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SOUTH BOSTON, February Z, 1870.
Ir. SerenS:
Dear Sir,-I have taken several bot
les of your VEGETlNE. and am con-
'inced II is a valuable remedy for Dys-
,epsia, Kidney-Complalnt. and general
iebility OF the system.
| can heartily recommend 1t to all
from the above complaints.
Yours respectfully.
MRS. MONROE PARKER,
sc Athens street.
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IT IS 4 VALUABLE REMEDY.
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Washington.

LITTLE BUSINESS IN EITHER HOUSE OF con-
GRESs-CHANGES IN TIE SENATE RESULTING
FROM MORToN'S DEArH-A BILL FOR THE
RELIEF OF THE THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY
THE MISREPRESENTATION ACT, &C.
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81 to $40 per ream, at the
81 DIsPATcH PRlNTtNG-HoUSE 80
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tHhESI VF UluNflN1sFEo'
VIENNA. November 6.--The Political Cor
reSpondence publishes special dispatch
from Constantinople saying: Many promt-
nent dignitaries have been arrested by order
of the Grand Vizier. 1t is said that con-
spiracy on the part OF a party OF eX-Sultan
Murad has been discovered.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-03-03

state % at 80 70R cwt 1G2 Illinois 1l2 10, at G'c 40
j. Kirby sold lsi Chic s3ia o. at 5sc 80 Michigan 81 D.
Hume Elliott, at sxtehst 1873 Michigan sheep 90 D.
at 624e.; lJ5 DO, no 10, Gao.
total for the week thus 1860 against 1874
last week The weather uDiavOrabe being aud
The feeling not very strong at about the prices Of ye.
day.
ALBANY, y. Y. March 2-cATTLB-Reeeipts, AIS cars
against 81 last week marsot opened at last
prices and ruled steady until ueSay when became weaker
and prime steers and 20 O26 cents medium and common.
mich Cows-Keceipts moderate good mixers sold al $40
VEAL CALyEs-Reccipts small with fair demand at 7ssc
10.
head last week market rued dull at last weeks Prices
BUFFALO March 2--CATTLH-Rece.pts today, 7G5 head,
total for the thus far 505s head Tor the time
week 6S45 head IN receipts 81 for the
consigned through, 3ly cars no market today; fresh
rivals through held shipment tomorrow Is
cars, which will leave The yards bare OF stock.
SHEEP LAMBS Receipts to-day, 100 head total fog
the week thus far l354O head Tor the time last week.
l5SDo head market dull and slow sales. cars good 10
500 prices fun weak yesterdays quotations
HOGskeceipts today, 100 head total for the week TINS
FAR 5000 head for TIC same time last week, 1900 head
fresh arrivals consigned through ears from Yesterdays
Yossrs choice at % g. coarse S ea
a. % GO good do at - go store pigs at - jodsi 90 yants
receipts for the week 80 head demand fair about
all Sold quoisbe medium to fair at sOd4Oj choice at SIS
CAvEs-Only few head hardly sufficient quo-
HoGs-Msrket for the week ruled very duh,
only sales made TO supply immediate wants. quotes city At
81 90 eastern az 81 lO0s7 20.
CHICAGO March 21,cATTLE Receipts 1900 head; ship
stockers and medium sold at 90 5oasl 4.
LIVE L0cs-Recegts 1900 head sdlments g. 200 head;
pac king, 80 SO; BOsOns IS eja SO.
SHEEP dull weak nominal; receipts, 40 head.