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The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1877-12-29
NUMBER l6.
Weekly News Summary.
Foreign.

"a S&E9As
Gen. Grant is at Palermo.
Greece is growing warlike.
Russians captured Ardanutch.
Victor Emanuel's wife died at Turin.
The Car arrived at ST. Petersburg
last Saturday.
Erzeroum is almost hemmed in by
the besieging Russians.
A fire at Port-au-PTince destroyed
$4,000 worth of property.
Total Russian loss by the war up
to December 20, 80,4l2 men.
Marquis de st. VaIlier is gazetted as
French ambassador at Berlin.
NJ. Gigot, Moderate Republican,
is project of the Paris police.
Ship Lunda, from Norfolk for Liv-
erpool, burned at sea. Crew saved.
The Porte has issued q prnclama-
ton deposing Prince Milan of Servia.
Minister Welsh presented his cre-
dentials to Qaeen Victoria, Saturday.
Ten persons were killed by the fall
ing of the gable of Mines Hotel, Ed
inburg.
Rumor says England will negotiate
for the purchase of Turkeys suzer-
ainty over Egypt.
A thousand Sheffield iron workers
quit work on account Of u proposed
reduction of wages.
The Servians have whipped the
Turks in several engagements, and
sustained one defeat.
Prince Charles of Roumania has re-
ceived the decoration of the iron
cross from Emperor William.
Dutch steamer Fresland, from Java
to Rotterdam, is believed to have
wrecked, with fifty souls on board.
Spanish advices report the routing
of a force of $50 Cnban insurgents, 50
being killed and 121 taken prisoners.
A dispensation authorizing the mar
riage of King Alfonso and Princess
Mercedes has been granted 0y the
Pope.
The English Parliament has been
called to meet in special session JAN
nary II, ostensibly to advise the Cab.
met relative to the Eastern question.
A son of the late NJ. Provost Para
dol, aged II, committed suicide by
shootingsbimself. at Paris. 1t viii be
remembered that NJ. Paradol also
killed himself.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1877-12-29

Some people growl here about the
town license. Such GROWERS should
get II copy Of the Donaldsonville
CHIEF and peruse the license law of
DonaldsOnville. The licenses gem
orally are double tbe figures in Thib-
odaux, and although it is not 30 ex,
pressed, it is probable that every
man who looks at the wharf must pay
ten cents, and every one who passes
over it must pay 25 cents, especially
if he be stranger. Any one who
wants to sell gass of milk or horse,
or blue spotted dog, within the linn
it's of that city, must pay the piper
first and make happy the hearts of the
officials. --ThibOddur Sentinel.
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Domestic.
All quiet at El Paso.

All quiet at Ell Paso.
Senator Patterson ia very i'll.
Senator Blaine is at Hot Springs,
The trotter Flora Temple il dead.
VIM. Poor died of hydrophobia at
Washington.
Ex Gov. Chas. Clark of Mississippi
died last week.
Greenbanm g. Co., Chicago bank
ers, suspended.
A broken rail wrecked locomotive
at Pottstown, Pa.
A hundred shoemakers are on o
strike at Lynn, Mass.
The four-story City Hotel, Ports
mouth, N. H., burned.
Jack Hunt, who killed his wife, wss
hung at madisonville, Tenn.
A fire on the wharf Mt Baltimore
destroyed quantity of freight.
A large shoe factory at sBaintree,
Mass, burned, ousting 100 laboTers.
Savings bank at Springfield, Mass,
suspended. Liabilities will be met.
The County Treasurer's Office, at
Lawreneeville, Ills., was robbed OF
$39, 900.
The steamer Huntsville, with car
go of cotton, burned at sea. No lives
were lost.
The steamer John Bramhall sailed
from New Haven with cargo of arms
for the Turks.
1t is reported that Sitting Bull has
come across the border with ia large
force of warriors.
Five members of gang of robhers
that raided the town of Caliente, CAL,
were captured and hung.
Catherine Ryan, her four children
and Mary Z. Barry were sutfocated
by gas at Randolph, Mass.
Mrs. A. T. Stewart fell down the
marble staircase of her residence and
dislocated her right wrist.
Three prominent breeders of; short
horn cattle in Clark county. KY,
failed, with heavy liabilities.
Thos. Rooney's.house at West Point
was destroyed by fire and his two in
fant children burned to death.
j. w. Moses, a prominent lawyer of
Montgomery, Ala, and one of the ed
itors of the AdUertiser, is dead.
President Hayes attended the 72nd
annual ldiuner of the New England
Society, at New York, Saturday.
A Cincinnati banker ia suing sew
eral gambling house keepers for SI00-
600 lost at play By his. employees.
Three New York brokers are.under
arrest, charged with negotiating 'coun-
terfeit bonds of Quincy City, Ills.
J. B. Hopper, alias Miller, who
committed heavy fOrgeries in Geor-
gia, was arrested at st. Johns, n. B.
The presidential party were given
brilliant reception by the New York
Union League club. The visitors re-
turned to Washington Oh Monday,
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1877-12-29
A Gentle Hint.

In ourstyle of climate, with it's sud-
den changes of temperature-rain,
wind and sunshine often intermingled
in single day-it is no wonder that
our children, frien Dis and relatives are
so frequently taken from us by neg
lected colds, half the deaths resulting
directly from this cause. A bottle of
Boschee's German Syrup kept about
your home for immediate use will
prevent serious sickness, large doc
tors bill, and perhaps death, by the
use of three or four doses. For cur
ing Consumption, Hemorrhages,
pneumonia, Severe Coughs, Group or
any disease of the Throat or Lungs,
its success is simply wonderful, as
your druggist will tell you. German
Syrup is now sold in every town and
village on this continent. Sample
bottles for trial, 10c. regular size, 75c.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1877-12-29

Gen. Matthew C. Butler, South
Carolina's new Senator, is the son of
ex- Congressman William Butler and
a nephew of Gen. Pierce NJ. Butler,
who fell at Cherubusco. He is also a
nephew of ex-senator A. P. Butler.
On his mothers side he is nephew
of Commodore 0. Fl. Perry. He was
elected to the Legislature in 1860
the only civil Office he had held mp to
bis admission to seat in the United
States Senate. He rose during the war
from the captaincy of a cavalry com
pany to the rank of Major General.
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LOUISIANA NEWS.

u Natchitoches Vindicator The
trial of Capt. Sam Hynes, for the
killing of one Sullivan in 1876, resulted
in verdict of not guilty.
U East Feliciana Patti Dem. j.
G. Briscoe, convicted of killing Mr..
Mulkey and sentenced to ten years in
the penitentiary, made an unsuccess-
ful attempt to escape from the parish
Jail.
D Baton Rouge 4dUocate: Mr..
A. 7. Member accidentally shot and
killed himself with small sized
Smith g. Wesson revolver, while in
the act of preparing to fire at a mark
for amusement.
B Morgan City Register: A col
ored man employed on Mr.. Zenor's
plantation shot the sugar boiler,
white man, through the left breast
and fed. The wound is not oonsid-
cred dangerous.
IL Marksville Bulletin: The res
idence of A. NJ. Haas at Enterprise
was destroyed by fire. 1t is supposed
to be the deed of an incendiary, bnt
uO SuSpISiol do yCO htOe1SuOS W 0hJ
particular person.
v Mansfield Reporter A crazy
colored woman was brought to Jail
for attempting to burn several
houses. When arrested she had her
infant child in her arms stark naked,
having burned up its clothes.
n Iberia Courier Of the Teche: At
some plantation near JeaneFette a.
man from Vile Platte fell from cane
cart and was crushed TO death. Dur
ing a quarrel between an old and
young man at G0nsOulin's place, the
former was struck with q stick
and died. The young man having
acted in self-defense, was admitted to
bail.
v Tbibodaux Sentinel: One of
the cylinder boilers at the sugar house
of Mrs. Leufroy Trosclair exploded
Sunday night, knocking down por-
tion of the chimney and throwing the
other boiler distance of fifty feet.
The engineer was slightly hurt, while
one or more hands seriously injured.
The unfortunate suffer ers were all
cOlored men.
v Richland Beacon Two negroes
auarreled at ball near the Lewis
plantation, Saturday night; one left,
and returning with ii gun, fired
into the ball room and killed a friend
instead of his enemy e. H. Doan,
supposed to be one of the men who
took Isaac Myrick from his cabin and
hung him, has been committed to Jail
to await the fixing of his bond by the
District Judge.
B Monroe Electric Letter: Dick
Sanders, convicted murderer under
sentence of death, who escaped from
Jail in Lee county, Texas, was cap
tured at Girard. La, and is now in
Jail at Rayville. He was travelling
under an assumed name, but VIII en-
the Sheriff read his warrant he said
81 am your man, sirp About .
dozen negrOes came to town on horse
back, looking for a negro named
Crawford, who murdered a colored
man on Beuf river. They did not
succeed in finding Crawford.
u Claiborne Guardian: Henry
Williams, colored, killed Jas. Hen
derson, also colored, at Haynesyille,
in this parish, on the 10th inst. The
parties went into the woods to play
cards. Williams won from Henderson
one dollar and his knife. Henderson
refused to give it up and began CUT
ting at Williams with his pocket
knife, inflicting wounds upon his
arm, whereupon Williams struck him
three times with a stick, causing
death. Judge Scott examined the
case and discharged Williams.
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" West Feliciapa Seatinel: We'd

v West Fefciana Sentinel: We'd
nesday night, during the perform
ance of Coles circus in Bayou Sara,
a difficulty occurred outside the can
vas, between colored man named
Wesley Glover, and two white lads,
Frank Vresinsky, aged IA, and Leo
pold Reeche, in which Glover re-
ceived a pistol shot wound in the
head which caused almost instant
death. The fatal shot was fred by
young Vresinsky, with tiny seven
shot revolver carrying the smallest
cartridge made.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1877-12-29

Transient advertisements 81 per square
Arst insertion; each subsequent insertion,
rs cents per square
Official advertisements 81 per square first
insertion; each subsequent publication so
cents per square.
Editorial notices, first insertion, 20 cents
ner line; subsequently, 10 cents per line.
Brief communications upon subjects OF
public interest solicited.
No attention paid to anonymous letters.
The editor is not responsible for the views
Of correspondents.
Address: CHEF, Donaldsonville, La.
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Our New York Letter.
Another HOIOcaust-TheR Rum
Power -AuctiOns-'Ekie VAN
derbiEt Case-One more URfOr-
tunate-Asusiness

l
tunate-Asusiness
NEW YORK, Dec. %, 1877.
EDITOR CHIEF:
Thursday night another horror
shocked New York from centre to
circumference. AT five O'Clock, just
before the employees had left the
place, boiler exploded and blew out
the front of the building at No. 63
Barclay street, the factory of Green
field & Son, the largest manufactur-
ers of confectionery in the world,
Immediately the whole structure was
wrapt in flames, and a scene of the
widest horror ensued. There were
over two hundred persons in the
building, nearly all in the upper sto-
ries and mostly girls. The fire cut
off means of escape, smoke added
it's horrors to flame, and frightful
loss of life ensued. The number is
not yet known, but it can not be less
than fifty, and the ghastly list may
reach a hundred. One man was killed
in the street, with his horse, by the
wall falling on him, and buildings in
the neighborhood were more or less
wrecked. The cause of the catastrophe
is easily explained. The boiler was
not worn out, for the force of the ex-
plosion demonstrated its strength, but
it was in charge of an entirely incom-
petent person. 1t was a cheap man
who knew nothing whatever of steam,
or its management, who had under
his control the lives of two hundred
persons. From ignorance or neglect,
or both, it exploded, and hundred
homes are desolated. 1t is the old
story repeated. When such accidents
are of daily occurrence, one almost
wishes for monarchy with power to
make men sensible.
There is no question that the rum
power rules New York completely.
There are eight thousand rum shops
in the city subject to license. The ex-
else board, which has the power to
grant licenses, commenced eight
months ago to take money but did
not issue licenses, giving instead a
receipt, and directing the holders to
go on selling, as the receipt would
protect them. The grand jury was
not satisfied with this, for every GIN
mill keeper was selling, whether he
was proper person or not, and the
Police Commissioners were directed
to arrest every one not having a
license, and shut up his shop. Eight
! hundred were arrested in one day,
and there was no favor shown. Tam
many hall howled. The excise board,
which is Tammany, is not compelled
to pay over the money collected for
licenses till the licenses are granted,
and as receipts are not licenses,
Tammany had the use of million of
dollars. Further than this, it was
never intended to collect the money
at all. At the end of the year the
favored rum sellers would come in
and demand their money on the score
OF not having had a license, so they
would get the privilege of selling a
year for nothing. Then again, Tam
many dare not touch the rum interest
at all, for it depends upon it to main
tain its power. As each rum-shop can
control four votes, at least, they keep
an army of $4,000 voters always
ready to do as its rulers desire.
Therefore the action of the Police
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1877-12-29

~ Terrebonne Progress Two
colored women, Mary Bisland and
Mar garet Garland, employed. on Hon.
F. s. Goodies place, had quarrel re-
Gently, during which Mary was fa-
tally stabbed by Der adversary, and
died ten days after. The murderess
is in Jail.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1877-12-29

The President has pardoped joyce.
of whiskey frauds notoriety. He ha,;
served his term of imprisonment and
the pardon relieves him of the fine
and restores him to citizenship.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1877-12-29

Henry Norfolk, colored wife mnr-
derer, was hanged at Annapolis. Sam
Mills and Van Dyke, als" murdeiers.
met silnilar fates at Elko, Cal, and
Canton, n. Y, respectively.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-06-20
The STATE OF TRADE.
EUROPEAN MARK isrs.

LIVERPOOL June o-Pork-Eastorr .iull NJ 7O Western
niS Gu g S. long ceaT dqi At @ie sacIi cisaI
dal a. So Iians-.ns GaS dnl AZ - nao@s.'rs dnlI
30 Prime Mess dun al 80 i.ri-iTime Weston
SpfIs Gni az 20 Rosn~common duli -; TInc
A. roaf"Tvpa STATE dai at 20 Wleat-So spr6s
s s5 Nome No. ma Tg1 w an p r6
market. C0rn-MIxcd soil steady ~ -.
d.y %cS lG2oS bales ineladng 400 A@encan
9u ers 9ierlng .as, IsS Otngsi Low Ni'ls cisn'
july aud August delivery, Gi-f; uplands Low Miidhns
Low Wddi.ng clsIsc shipped MAY and June san G'a.d
Midinng U1lsnd- Gild; snidline orleans G7roL sae-,
bales including 1000 bales ior Speculation and expo
plasds low Nlddling ciause Jnly ana August delivery.
64 Upsnds Low MiddAas Ci',St etpsn',9r ana ,e
days 200 quarters. Including 1900 quarters Amer
ITrnroo june 49, p. m.-Uplands. Cotton. Low Mia.
LIvERrool, June 10 y. Mt plaids Cotton low Mid
LfePo,. june 30 p N p.ands Cotton, MD
ding caH.e crop shipped November and December san
LIVERPOOL june 20 p HIeadsturi easier i coIg
81 = ni af, Ni M, ii,7a CUB amd II @
eau ca 10 S5ca sa 81 C'i ev, or Short ar aes
s ciaSse Juiy anG August delivery ts Uriands Low
sales To- t1y in5.ade.i 3 zoo oalcs Gmcfica.
,. iyF o 9oI ll, qG clam, AMI XTu,t daiyery G
rpl1nds Low Mns l3nsC Or,o,r anh N9 y, or as
ter are Quiet and uaoiianged 49,, - ,t.,o s,rs.
"a. u
"That rentcs should Win political conflict 100 Ffalr' '
Surprising MANY iIs generally believed thai tie sich Is
m uuulfai for political EMS bF the ctlch lcfohll"nalH
\ have only I, give notice thai teY want Nli
three days the which thy previously Dul@h t"i lhr
unuV account AND sellers have ibid for II amt buy 10 al any
puce so as 80 fulfill the ucmmd.' ihc stock -
change oea, rnor today but ther has been some roaie
ip prices cguunre OF e circulation OF btsrs fios
rstatdns atntufe Eu2and \ reduction OF TIE 'anA
of u-iaua's rate - per cent now taxed ot
IDNpDN. lJt25O g. i.-CUn.rs "i'lS for oil money
AMI the account. Iite,l STATES rnuos, ntw ycs. lUl
LOSuos, Junr lJl3U y. Itonanls ~ Tor BON money
and the ;t. Paris advc's quote % per cent lt"i'a
1877. 81 g. for the accodri.
LoArOA jun lJ-:ij m-Consols SIZE for bolh money
and the accuf ni. ---....
Lo,poN l9-33D m.Pas adyices quote PER cent
Teutt,. lu~'. Js. tor The IrcoGut. - -.
Io,uCy, .'uc 10 p. ". = bonds. lSG7s. 1857 ~
IoNuON June lJiU p tn-SilNtT lh qhoi'd ~ ''''ii
Ouuce ........
IoNuoN. June l9-5p m.-Cousos, Hi 49, fog nom money
an tle account ReiEen Petroleum. IUi0 O4d Per gallon
spirits TurptItinc ODD % cWi. ..-....
I"-p.y jun. Eycnu.-I.nsecl Oh. y 10 T. ton.
IA4- Jane Ig.aXcAlusc on London Pol iec' of ahor'
sielf. ,,
IruIy June l..--lho weekly statement OF thn Imperial
Rams oi &c uai- SHOVE ,r,as, ~ t3nnuCj ulHa
A.rHEGf IJ, trolaLuI. -' ~ Tor iAc 4lt Amer
icau.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-06-20

THE DRY GOODS TRADE.

NV YORK, TUESDAY June 70, 1877.
Agent have Gone fair irrng The limo
year but The general market quiet Leaning makes "
taae good amount Western Iobbtrs. WHO
imed an early advance m fTechts Pail goods
ttr Eduiry but holders I'D Inclined 10
sell al TIE present yiutr ~ Nth aA iaDfc9 SIC De
in. distributed. Price, have been hrmcr ard larger num-
which VIII probably Nc inner tendency 10 the market very
shortly The lodng trade la- been moderately active with
number eff orders from Tho interior auu more satis
COITON GOOD--rhc market FOR mos, fabrics has been
mode ratv 7CVc makes ~ brown ana hiched goods
selling to good amount, bat cnorcd coions have b,eh n
limited request and Values mostly hruF held.
AID there seemed but u disposition the part II holders to
BROWN sHEETNGs AND sHIRTINGs-L Leading
makes 81 huc oury ards makes in light snppy aud
tmy held by agents bur A. yet Iohbe hold ample snpp
steady. kcyisions Utica Nonparcl, l2Lmi ttcd go M
lOa2c net do - n lJc, less AID ~ cent? do - M,
l1c same discount DO - in' 23c same discounts 90 80
H.. - lie. same discount
BLEACHED sIEErINGs AND sHIRTfNGs-Low
grades have been n better demand and someoi The most de-
sirlo makes nave been snd closely Mp y af,h.i WINE
Other fabrics sold "a considerable extent in small lots Re
visions: laugion a. l22.; The Amoskeag - t'lci
Iuca Nonparc a. lZlc, less d cent; DO 50 m, lui
DO 30 extra heavy Il e. metz do o. l5c less and
- cent do. 81, 49, discount do -, 2jc same
discount: go. "a, 80 isc same discount
CORSET JEANS AID sATIEEN~-Ihe stock with
agents is rather small and fair demand for The season Is
noticed. making values STEADY.
CorlONADEs are very quiet with both agents and job
bcrA
CIIEVIOTs also been quiet and moderate dc
Tor small lois values however mostly steady.
COTTON NNEIS-Ihere las been some inquiry for
In small lots from Western Obbcr but pIces are not
fairly established yet, and the movement h hight.
DYED DUCKS AND DENNIS In fair demand and
prices beng IN rather short supply and selling closely
"TRoLLED JACoNETs AND GLAZED CAMBRIcs show
change and ae quiet with very moderate dsul
0GRAIN BAos-Iow medium grades good de
nand and Iny held, but hneI goods were not 90 ae'e
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-06-20
COTTON Markets.

GALVESTON, June l9-Cotton dull Miidlng i9c; Low
MMdug, llc.; Good Ordinary, Rose; rccepts, 1873 baos
salcs, 30 bales stock 15.7l3 bales.
NORgOLE, June I9-CotiOu quiet Hidiling. IL &C net
- balss exports, c0astwlse S3 bales: sales %
bales; stock. GO9S bates.
BALTIMORE. June l9-Coron dull and easier; Mlddlng
il5c Low Mddiug. II &c; Coca Ordinary IOrr exports
c0asH lsc, - baes; shcs. - bales. STOCK - 90 bales
AENrnIs June l9.-Cottun quiet md firm Mddns, u c.
receipts lO bales; shipments lG1 bales. sales 300 baiee
stock. 10 SjG bales.
LOUISVILLE, Jane l0.-Cottcn steady: Mdllme itc.
CINCINNATI, June l"-0Ott,n nominal, uncian god; MD
ding IL ic Low MidilHg lose. Good Ordinary. J4C.
receipts 5S bales shipments 2Oj bales; stock, 1913 bales
BOSTON June l3.fo tton hrm; Mhctne, lie; Low Md
ding II nc. Good Ordinary, 10 net receipts a0 bales
gross j3@ bales sale, LOO bal stock 1920 bales
PHILADELPHIA June lJ.-tofon firm; Mllilug Il re-;
Low Mid ling, II t: Good Ordinary, lrit MT receipts"
40 bales gross, D bales sales sinners 3Oi bales stock
5i9i bales.
ding lOec Good Crdnsr. 97sr not receipts 1870 bales
gross OG bales coast"ls 20 bales sales. 200 bales
stock HAS bac,.
81. ioiis. June l9-Cetton uuchangcd; Middlne II c
Los hdding, l. -; Gooi Ordinary 9ac sipmens loo
bales; sIi'- - bales stock. 5,255 bales.
CHARLESTON June iaOttou quiet; sling, ii &c; Low
MiaGhng lie; Coed Ordinary IL tC receipts az Dac-
sales. 20 bales: stock. 2.G-i baics.
NHNNGTON, Jane la.-Cotton quot nominal MiddIng
lie. Low Mddlng 10 &c: Good Ordinary, lOc.; stock
l,lS6 bales.
SAvAS>An June 19-Couon dull, 10 or 10 sell Mddnnr
&c. low Mddhnc lOaac; Good Ordinary l04; net r.
crl 2SI bales. exports co2stwisc, 40 bales sales II
bales stock i-21 bales. 80
Low Kidding, lu'5c.; Good ordinary 10 sci net rec'pt-
II bales z33 bales exports, 10 France, 4,Ug2 bales
sales, l. 90 bales. STOCK, Si,Ol6 bales.
AUGUSTA. june lJ.-tntteu Qurt and steady; Nfdln-
IL &C.; Low Midlng lie; Good Ordinary 10 2; re-
cept-. 81 bales sales, rs bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-06-20
CATTLE MARKETS.


l9-CATIg- Receipts today. ia heal 10
al for week, 1916 head, against 5S3 bead llst week
increase OF 1913 consigned through, 3)Z heu iar
demand at lower prices quotations down &c on SlenE
butchers and meGBm grades Of shippers and c on com
last weeks sales OF 90 cars 10 ch
try dealers shippers AT - 1895 40 buchers ana nSin
al - stock B the yards
unsod. closing with a continued downward tendency
LAMBS-Receipts ofay. 700 head
week 5000 head against last cons ned through
1900 head market duh deraand light; prices nOminaly
unchangel sales Mt sc decline but not enough ia sy
change In quotations. sales 81 Tears, far clipped ht ~ 20
good do al 81 - 26 shipped East NJ first
hands for want OF purchasers stock In the ycs I'M
sold.
Hoes-Recpts day. $50 head total for the week $3.50
fair demand sales OF cars At firm yesterdays prices; sup
ply hardly equal 10 demand; yards bare Of stock.
CHICAGO, June 19-CArILE-Recipts. 5000 head; ship
ments 400; market quiet and weak, closing more active
sockers and feeders rs SU0S4 40 OAen 80 O0dJ - lai
81 cheice shipping, IS ds6 10.
HOGs-Recs.pts 10000 Shipments 1900; market active
steady, ana hrm heavy packing ~ 5OGt4 90 llght uO
~ 5Od&4 65 good " choice shipping. ~ bOaSt 30
SIEEp-Recepts, 800 market dun and nominal.
EAST LIBERTY, Penn. June I9.cAruE Receipts to-day,
2O1 head 20 through and 40 OF yard stock sup
ply fair with active shade lower than last
good many country buyers hand. buying
dunn 10 good si0t5 30 common TO TAR, S@aSf -.. -,
Hoos-Recepts to-day, 2,3O5 head Workers, S5de5 10 !
sHfEPrIIeceipts today 5000 head selling at 50 759
S. %.
WATERFOWL. Mass, June 19-CArrrF-R Receipts, Lac
head; demand good at decline 81 ladlC dressed weight
heaviest etne being ordinary 10 medium choice, - -
so; jOdS9 rst quality, ~ TJG<5 p; second
do, 80 50aS1 80 third do. % 40 ,SG -.
SHEEP BAMIs-Recepis, head light supply Affects
market but little wool sheep IN lots - so 81 81 AID - %;
extra s. 5j0so or FROM odSc y n; shealtd, 324J 20
Spring lambs unchanged.
VEAL CALVES, 4Laa5.c.