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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-11

and /" Toodes were set upon the Fifth Avenue stage
with every possible for elegance OF detail and pic
uresque combinations The occasion was signalized BY
the first appearance OF Miss BoOthdaughter OF Juius
Booth the youngerwho acted Mrs Ftothery. This per-
Torrance, allowing for natural constraint, was pretty
and pleasing; but indicated sweetness and qualities
kindred herewith. which. in young, inexperienced GIRL
rather the Of dramatic Pleasantly so, let us
add for. strange 1t to votares OF the stage
the delicate gentle lOvabe qualities OF womans nature
are preferable and superior all the dramatic faculty.
that JpIidS white muslin ana let down the
back hair OF Shore The pieces were cast as
fOllOWa:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-11
STRONG APPoRTIONMENT POINTS.

l. If New Ork were gwen 70 members
mud Kncs 49, there would be 40 districts IN the STATE
win an average OF 900 people in each unreprescnted
while anart from the % counties consttutionauy en-
titled 10 "a member without reference TO the RATIO only
os Of the remaining districts world have deficiency.
Isn't il perfectly plain then, that the discrimination
yould be against the country
cess per member in New-York would lie
39sl and Kings 1921, while in tmrty-nne
districts Of the interior the average excess would
I've Also That these districts Of the country would
have more PEOPLE unrepIesented than NeW-1ork ana
Brookyn. Does that show any discrimination against
the metIOpOilsi A., ,.,, o,,
i'll Isn't IL that each Representative sn0nd rep
resent as nearly as possible uumoer OF people
in other words that the matter should he brought
down To diStiiCts} And on that principe 'he ANOIu
bid cannot be lnpeaChed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-11
FOUR TICErTS IN THE FIELD.

The last OF thu annual elections in New
Hampshire will be held tomorrow. Under the cOnstitu-
ton as amended in March, ST. the first OF the biennial
elections State officers and Members OF the Legislature
will be held November At the election tomorrow
state officers Executive Councillors, members OF both
branches OF the Legislature and county officers will DO
elected Tire candidates Ct tho four parties IN the field
for state officers are named besw:
RspIJlicdn. DrnOcr1'ic
.....Beu 7. Prescott. Frank y. Mexican
Eairoad C9BI-.. David t. Willard uadey b. Fowler
GrcrhS7cL. IT3hjbitOp.
For Samuel Flui......A Asa y Kendall
RgiiTOgd COmr. ~ atl.aHiel W e.in.
Ecnomnatcd
Last year Governor PriscOtt's plurality was 4,o3i
The Republicans then elected four out OF five Executive
Councillors eight out Of twelve Senators, and secured
majority of scvcntylhrce Joint ballot IN TIE Legisa-
recent woes the state are given IA the
following table:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-11
NAsBY CRIES FOR RELIEF.

To give us the reject we want, either the
Goyemert hcz got TO supply silver or let me carry
ont INV proieck NV munssipa ban6in. Either VIII 90
Rnt 10 leave II where is is holler mOckery it's glvn
ma stun when asked for bread It's gym us nope
NV suthn when the reazashun NV II - ez Iur from w
oness Won peryde with silver 10 tenderf ann gOt
no silver, and cant see how am TO gt any. VIII
want unlimited munssipa bankin one or the otReF
is necessary meet the wants NV men IKE ~ sell od
,Vcl an fn,nsle prajecks are made. Men who hey the
faculty nv woran, and TO whom lkker at statid ana
ranid intervals amt necessity, manage TO glt along
without tuau eerin IF they agOln 10 fnanseer Tor
NE, | want EN- 10 do sutEiu practiclc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-11

slucludng 1875 Prohibition and 391 scattering woes
fGtr~nback vote. tIncudng II scattering vptes luclu'
in catering fFlura;lcs Sincluding " Al rr-
hundred straight Democratic and -OO ITO
Liati0u votes
The Republican Convention last January, IN the pat
form then adopted. welcomed and approved the PrcS!
dents "siuccro efforts II keep fai with the people ana
secure 10 the whole country the blessings OF lus en-
tieut and honest Republican National Admins
atom" Anti resumption and grcehback movements
were strongly denounced, and the President was called
upon te veto. n necessary 10 shield the National
honor The u, mDcrauc platform also dccared Ia IaFOr
81 "a stable CI!Tcucy and against - all measures Dy
which TIE public credit may be impaircd'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-11
FATAL EXPLOSIONS.

CINCIXNATI, March 1O.-At Harrison, ONO,
Friday night, NJ a meeting at the town hall now
Gasoline machine which was being tested by those I'M
skilled in its operation, exploded. f. Rapp, member
Of the Town Council and little girl were instantly
luIed A. Probst aud +. Fisher were dangerousy IN
,nre6 and many others were slightly hurt Inc hahes
ynrcod and the widest confusion ensued Tor some
Enc hut The fire was got under control and the Duid-
ING WINS saved in damaged condition.
MIRRITos, ont, March lo.-Whlle some men
were preparing dynamite cartridges Tor blasting ~
p,ordan,, pupms, at this place. yesterday, number
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-11
LATEST SNIP NEVS.
MARCH I0.H
ARRIVED

SHIP Naiad (Of Livepoo, Smith, Calcutta Dec and sand
Heads 9th with mis,. to Howe Goodwin Cole; vessel 10
Arkell Tufts & Co.
shin Golden Rule (of Boston,. Lewis London % days
ballast v H. Co. Made the southern passage and
had strong westerly winds.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
NFwORIrAys March OClearcd. steamship James Drake,
Lverpool LOyo New York. City of Mexico Vera Cruz
steamships NewCtears ana Asers from
New York; Agra SOFIA Liverpool
CHARLESTON s. c., March l0Arrved, steamships Heuc-
water, Liverpool Santiago de Cuba, WORK.
Boston March lO-Arrivod steamship Reading, CoDorne.
NewOreans.
MOVEMENTS OF OCEAN sTEAasHfPs.
QUEENSTOWN, IO.-rhe Allan Line steamship CIR.
oas.an Capt Wylie from Baltimore Feb. 20 via Haifax "a
inst. for Liverpool, arrived here to-day.
PLYMOUTH March 0Tho Hamburg American Line steanl'
Lessing VO3s from ScwYOrk Feb 70 for Ham.
burg las arrived here
For other ship Ne,cs Third Page.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-11
MISCELLANEOUS.

The admirable exhibition of the Society OF
American Artists il still in progress at the Kurt Gallery
Rcpctitions of d" Celebrated Case" steadily
invite and VIII reward the public attention at the Union
square Theatre.
IiAlr. IIelcr's charming entertanmcnt-com-
bun- magic music aud my sterymay be enjoyed AZ tic
I1ith Avenue tlau.
A new play called "The Serpent and the
Dove" wrtrn hy M W. J.. Barnes. VIII 10 acted ms
evening Al Niho's T.Eatrc
The continuance of /" Our Bachelors need
ONLY be mentioned Sir Robson and Mr. there
the occaion Of purlic hilariy.
Mr.. Rowc's ADAPTATION Of The EXilcs" has
drawn crowded houses nj the broadway Theatre, ana
iis career there viii he continued
Miss Marion Mogdaunt begins weeks en-
raccmcut at The National Theatre tonisnt ac,Hs IN
melodrama called The WorknIen OF New-iork'
Booths Theatre will be occupied this week
with tIe performances of Mr.. y. :. wood, youth who
will pre- sent JO IN Bleak House. and VIII "Ic'tc Win
HaDitL
At the Aquarium may he seen the Broncho
horses and the dlsa reeabc human chmpanzee % say
nothing Of trained goats and dos. aud fearful and won
Gcru fishes.
An actress styled ImOGcnc-possihly the con-
sort Of Alonzo-yiIl forth here tonight in play
named Gretchen. tine ohepherdess OF Jurd' This Is
said To be German pastoral.
"Monoy' remains the established attraction
at Walack and Mr. Lester Wallack Will therein present
himself untn further notice n Aircd Ere'ya. The
Rivals is understood 10 be III preparation
The scenery for "Our Bachelors" at the
Park Theatre was painted by VI. Harley Merry, and
(, very crcdiiabe to his skin and taste Scene first rep
rescnts the brclias'room - fine boarding house In
Iifth-avc: scene second, WOW " the lake and bow
brid,e IN Central Park: SCENE t'ri frawingfoon IN
Madison-ayc. in4uSion scene fourth, Inc IiOHt ana
grounds OF villa ou tnr hudson, Win distant we" %
fft. 4 adj ~ noon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-11
AT WHICH END OF THE AVENUE DID THAT
BOMBSHELL EXPLODED
TJe -Xorl- World

We learn from HE TRIBUNE that Mr. Charles
Foster of OHIO waited bOllbshtn" iajO tie Demo
cratic RAMS on Thursday Democratic colleague bav-
ing remarked that he "suppOsed Dir Foster was &C
Quainted with all the persons IN the Government VINO
had obtained their places by fraud Mr. Foster replied
instantly: aIE acquainted with the Democratic Clair-
man OF the Military Committee" meaning General Ban
ming whose cleoOD asserted to have been secured
I'M ough the operations of Eph Holland the baOibox
suffer" We have heard IL ALLEGED that Mr.. Fosters par
ticuar friend, Mr. Hayes, pdrdOncd man named Lph
holland convicted OF stung balOt-boxes II there j.
any truth Tie allegation, simple minded people VIII
be ant 10 think that Mr. Foster doesn't know the olueT
ence between bombshell and a boomerang
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-11
GENERAL TAYLOR vs.. MR.. STEPHENS.

To Mc EHIfOr OF INf ITIUNHt'
SIR: In my "reminiscences, published in the
January number Of The horh american. a sketch is
given Of Mr. Alexander H. stephens III connection Wta
visit to Washington This visit was prolonged from
July 10 November 1863 before It's object the RELIEF of
Jefferson Davis. was accomplished. The Interview with
Mr. Stephens occurred tno last days Of October WIN
this explanation. venture % affirm the correctness OF
tho sketch convenient memory, disngenuous state
ment and the ealing Of names are privileges usually
claimed AMI exercised BY elderly females, &d tcli I'D
rra cnploVmcnt by Mr stephens in his article cuub not
have been Xpccted from - convenient Stttt Sinan
titio mat culuin" RICHARD TAILOR.
NeIc. IOrh. March .. ls1S.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-11

AN ABANDONED DAUGHTER.-Heartless in
deed the parents who could cast an innocent and
beautiful girl upon the cold charity OF An unfee.
ing world And bascr still must the parents conduct APP
pear when 1t is known that they had plundered their
child Of wealth loft by an afcctionate relative.
May Heaven pity poor Nora the Irish Charity Scholar
whose touching story is Just begun in No 10 OF The New
York Weekly, now ready.
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s9iculAT
white
GtAs lnsfegGS danns those hours
TRIBUNE OFFICE. March IL, a. m.-The high
rage Of spressure noted Friday continued through
Saturday but sunday afternoon rapid decline took
place, as will be seen by the lower diagram, and was
followed by cloudiuess during the evening. The tenn
perature was high yesterday afternoon and had not
greatly fallen of at midnight. There Is moro moisture
IN the air.
For this city and vicinity. Increasing cloudiness and
rain may be expected to-day Cooler and temporarily
aeariDs weather u probable tomorrow
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-11
THE FREIGHT BUSINESS IN WEST ERN EYES.
Ironl The Cincinnati GTzs,te
fvai pbf hYtc

Tho railroad frelght DuSlneSS eaStWaru Is
utterly dcmorazod The rate for fourth class from ST
IHus and Chicago to New-York is 10 cents per 100
noupds while the agents in this city have the face 10
charge l2l2 cents. Westward rates, are told, are
maintain ID hut how the trunk uos hold together
I'M one direction and each Others threats so reInOrse
lessly in another 5 nut that n hard to crack But u
is perfectly safe say eastward business is on ue
cldedly losing basis.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-11
MrSICAL NOTES.

A concert complimentary to Miss Kate L.
STARK will take place ChcaeTns Hall on Thursday
evening.
The R6zc-Kclogg- Cary company will open
at Bootn'r Theatre with Aida " next Monday. Ms
kellogg taking the title I6c. Tho troupe has met with
q great deal of success ia the west.
Mr.. G.. w Morgan viii give concert at
Plymouth Church, brooklyn. tomorrow evening with
the a..istaucc OF the H8scs Phillips Mis- Mos hl1s
Vogt, Mr.. f. v. Jameson. Mss Maud Morgan, and ME.
IluIlt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-11
MIR. prERREroxr WANTS NO OFFICE.

MIR. PiERREIONT WAN - ~ OFFICE
To the EdftOr Of The Tribune.
SIN: read in The Ermjng Post of Saturday that
cit is said" that am a candidate for the judicial
Office So long and so emincntly filed by Judge
Blatchford | have not sought or desired the place,
nor could accept it if rendered to me. am about
to resume tho practice of the law Very respect
fully yours. EDWARDS ilEHHEroNI'
Netc- IorL, March 10, 1873.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-11
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.
Synopsfs for tie PdSt II Hours.

WAsHINGToN, March IL, l a. m.-The bar
ometcr IS highest In New-Eneland ana along tHe
Middle Atlantic coast 1t is lowest in the Northwest
Threatening and rainy weather frequent heavy high
winds and gales have prevailed from tho East Gun
States to the Northwest and Upper Lakes Generally
clear weather and southery winds are now reported
from the Gulf States TO Indiana, ILLINOIS, Missouri ana
Kansas The pressure is Increasing In New England,
with brisk DOrtReIy winds and falling temperature
Indications
For Ncw-England rising barometer, colder north
erly winds Vcorng 60 casterly or warmer sOuthcry,
partly cloudy weather and possibly rain areas FOL
lowed by falling barometer. . .,,,- M. H..
For tie Tower Lake Region and the Middle States.
falling barometer except possibly temporary rise IN
the eastern portions Increasing eascry TO sculheFy
winds, cloudy weather aud rain areas.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-11
PICTURE SALE.

Messrs. Barker g. Co., Liberty-st., Will sell
nj auction on Wednesday and Thursday collection OF
about 100 paintings by American and foreign artists. In
Gliding works by some of the beslknown modern hands
Among the Americans represented in the sale are Arthur
ouartey John b. Bristol. j. W. CASTELAR,. =. r. Clifford
Cropsey Whittredge Arthur Parton, T. l.. Henry, j. c.
Brown, Sonntag, shattuck. I. B. Thorpe, etc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-11

who had paid to get in and had kept quiet The Count
replied in the negative very politely In conclusion ns
told the audience that they had behaved n0Dly. He
advised them with serious air to home and say thef
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-11

r,oos,vn rcgment ia Enthusiastically growing back nIo
Ss Old place with the people of Brooklyn me larry
frantic hostility which divided tht cry liz 'c cooled the
passions the people though they nave mo, aaSee
~, him with unapimty which is absolutely MARVELLOUS
vhiIe his audiences larger than ever.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-11
TIE cRrrIc1sMs OLE 4 vEnEMENT FRIEND.

There certainly should have been wisdom
enough TO have attached the better eierentsIJ%nu
the better element among tho K(pupiicans III ~
istration That the wisdom has not been nahlieste
admitted almost without question: Ine f ne
take which is plain the general retention Vi INC
Grant officials.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-11
The minority OF Wallet. hous

The minority OF Wallet houses aud as honest as
ncgbb0r many of them have worldwide reputa
ton sOnnness and honesty The old house OF Alex froi-
ingham Co.. brokers L. Wal-st entitled TO absolute
investment OF about 500 made
recently returned days Send for
ore
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-11
TAMPERING WITH THE COURT.

The Albany journal, in explanation of the
intimaton in Us columns that tue Governor had At
tempted TO influence action of Senators upon the
case OF superintendent Smyth says II based the stole
ment upon direct authority within the senate Chamber
itself" When Mr.. Syths II disposed OF, the sen
ate will do well 10 consider this attempted Interference
O! the Governor with the judicial action OF it's members
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-11
MILD RrT FIRM DISSENT.

THg Newly DIRK tribune of Monday thls
week. advocates The coinage or silver dollar which
shall be lcga!tcnder for H. EafAet Price Inns Is
worse tban nonsense Mr.. THIBUSE, you cannot pass
any such counterfeit bogus unconstitutional dlaDoicu
financial miscarriage act upon the American people
Hide your ignOminiOUs head for shame, you Old I'm
Oleslanlt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-11
TIE EXACT REASON FOR ALL THE ANIMosIrN
From The Mobile Es1,steT.

From, The Mobile EsgisteT.
The reason OF THE NEwYORK TRIBUNE's
enddeu auimusiiy toward President Hayes is that Bay
ard Taylor's request the Berlin Mission was not
complied with.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-11
RIVER NAVIGATION OPEN.

WATERFOWL, n. Y, March 1O.-Thc st.
Lawrence River is from lea from the lake to ogdens
burg.
aud boats are preparing to leave this city on Monday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-11
TIE SAVIOUR.
Description o. Jsu'Dy PuJits Las, President Of Judea
IN tho reign Of TiJcrius CPsar.

Description Of Jes' IN IJlips LnuiHs President o. Jaded
Ns re(gn Of TJcrfus CPS1r.
There lives, AZ this time, in JGdca man OF singu
lar virtue whose name Is Jesus Christ. whom the
barbagiars esteem a, prophet, out his followers love
ard adore him ~ the offspring OF the immortal God
He calls the dead from their graves and heals az
sorts 81 diseases with WOld or touch He IS tail
man and well shaped OF an auahie and reverend as
pect his hair OF "A color that hardly be matched
falling into graceful curls, waving about, ana
very a.rcdhy COUGHING upon ms shoulders,
parted on the crown Of the head. running
- stream to the front after the fashion OF the
Nazqritcs his forehead high, large and imposing his
checks ihout spot wrinkle, beautiful with lovely
red; his lose aud mouth formed with exquisite sylnuc-
try: his card thick aud OF color suitable 10 bis hair
reaching his chm, and parting in the middle like
"a FORK; his bri.nt blue, clear ana scrcue ouh III
uoccut Il gniled. manly mature; In proportion or
body most perfect and captivating; ms hands ana arms
most dclsctlblc - behold. He rrbukcs with ma sly
coun,cs with mlIncss his whole address, whether IN
word or decd, being eloquent ami grave. No man ms
seeu him ian H. his manners are exceedingly pleas
ant; hut ne has wcpt frequently IN the presence ot men
he temperate, modest and wis., man, Tor hiN extra
ordinary beauty divine perfoctlOns SURPRISING the
children 81 men III every sense.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-11
MARRIED.


SHIpHERD-LYNAN-In this city, March g. 1873. by the
Rev Howard crosby D. d. Chancellor OF the University ot
City al New York. Mi Jacob r. shpherd President OF
the Michigan Railway Company. aud Mrs Laura
i. Lyman, Home Interests" OF Tbs TRIBUNE Stan
Al Notices Of Marriages must be indorsed wih f@1
nd nIdrela
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-11
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS

lHOURs:Nornns. Night BARI
2 a S9l0iii2i Q c qrnffi0In Inches
FyyT-T VI -I-rT-Tr13 o.5
". --a-,r -f--y-r,
r. A. H. Ls{-l----
E--&-+- 49, - 4 -y--+ - -4-.-l $3.50
L. -. 5000 30
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-11

exploded John Tammon, the foreman. killed, and
two others seriously injured.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-11

The Saviour is so seldom recognized in profane
history that this conlirmatory contribution to his
Projections il especially valuable. T.w.
Ncc- York, March ), 1873.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-11

SECRET HOSTILITY or AGENCY INDANs-THEIR CO.
OPERATION WITH SITTING BuLL-A CONVERSE
TON WITH LONG DOG"-GENERAL MILES At
TorT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FOR EARLY OPERA
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1878-05-24

The Russian movements around
Constantinople have shaken faith in the
pacific views Of last week. Baker Pasha
threatened TO fire the other day on the
Russians. who had moved suspiciously
near his works. Still peace is freely
and hopefully convassed. M,ny Rus.
SLAMS. believed to be seamen,& pretend
ing to be emigrants, are passing through
Germany for America. Part of the
cargo Of the bark Clarence, from Bal.
timore for Antwerp.gave way at Queens.
town. depositing two feet Of oil in her
San. May %.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1878-05-24
BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET.
BALTIMORE, May 20, 1877

BALTIMORE, May 20, 1873.
BEEY CArTLE.-The market this week opened
active and at prices fully as good as last week
and these figures were generally well maintain
ed for the best grades, there being a few cas- es
Of tops showing slight decline. Other grades
fell of a shade in somo instances &c, more par
| ticularly towards the close Of the market, when
trade became quite dull. The quality of the Of
fcrings was fully as good as last week, some OF
! the tops being very superior. We quote at 3
5oaS6 l21 per 100 lbs
[Shpments from Chicago to Liverpool, by
way Of the different Atlantic ports, were COM
menced last week, aud are expected TO continue
if the venture is found to pay as facilite. from
those ports ofer-95 head went last week, and
some liz will go this week.
Mitch Cows.-The wholesale trade is active,
but at retail it ia only moderate. We quote
prices at 2IaS5o per head.
Prices this week for Beef Cattle ranged a.
follows: Best Beeyes q, 5OaS6 IL; that gene
rally rated frst quality 75lS5 81; medium or
good fair quality ooaSi 75-ordinary thin
Steers, Oxen and Cows 25aS3 sT-general
| average Of market this week -: extreme range
of prices 50sS6 IL. Most Of the sales were
from % 10 s. so per 100 lbs. or the receipts
$50 head came from Ohio "a from Virginia.
6 from West Virginia, 159 from Maryland, 90
from North Carolina, al from kentucky, CAS-
from Illinois, and 295 from Pennsylvania
total receipts for the week 1906 head, o.
gainst 1924 last week, and 296 head same time
las, year. o: the offerings 1892 head were taken
by Baltimore butchers, leo sold to Washington
city dealers Is to country dealers, and 10 bead
10 Eastern spectators total sales for the week
1850 head, against PCS last week, and 1872 head
came time last year.
SwISE.-There is a large increase in the re-
ceipts this week over the numbers reported last
week, and the quality is fully "a good as il was.
then. Prices are shade weaker, rather fewer
being scld nj our top quotations than were dis
posed of last week. Mondays run consisted of
some 800 head, some 1850 head being previ.
ously received since last market DAY. We quote
at 4iaj! cents, few selling at the latter figure
most sales being made at 3 cents per ID net
Receipts this week 1864 head against 473l last
week, and 4ic5 head same time last year.
SHEEP AND LlNBs.-The receipts show a mark
ed increase in numbers over those recorded last
weeA. The quality differs very little, II any
from that Of last weeks offerings Outside of
speculative demand by home dealers here, for
Lambs to ship East, the trade has been general
ly slow, and prices for sheep, at least weaker
than last week, and growing more go towards
the close than at the beginning Of trade this
morning We quote Sheep at 4a4i cents per
10. gross. Lambs SAT cts. per ID. as 10 quality.
Receipts this week 96I6 head, against 1854 last
week, and el43 head same time last year.-SuH.
RoMNEY MARKET, May 2i.
Reported weekly by ]. II. G. Pancake.
subject to Market fluctuations.