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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-05-14

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psrfolst nit ibrem Safe Seius ebrlltus
Ielbit, isinen Stotthalter uno ieine 8etreu-
en-. Sic 8dmpen BON GaitslFooroo bat-
ten bas 8erbredsn bssansen, fur Sott
uno Die 8irde seitritten ju baben, uno 10
perbisnten He in ben auscn Der gmporer
Die idmdaIi9fs, bic i@subli4its Bsbano.
lung!
Sod @oti, Der feline aussrpdblten nit
pdterli9er 2iebe Iisbt, semdbrte oieism 10
sspriften @ein Den ilbeiten Sroi. sic
tpuroen NIT aIer Sorsfalt. aler 3unelf
suns. bic mon ibrem l1nsliids iduloete, Su
S,ei bon g. 6. Dem Cardinal MOrihini,
su OEmo bon 9. 6. Dem Cardinal Bru.
neli, ben Yiidofen bisIer Stdots, gu 2os
rettp BON WonFsnors Masnani, Dem Biz
ldoie BON 2orstto uno &eeanati, auf9e=
nommeu. 0ie iab mon mebr &idiidt.
Sorsfalt, S6hidteit, Woblwoaen uno
sarte Iufmertlamfeit, als oisie Yrdlaten
9essnii6er Den Seloen bes b0dten Yontif +
auslbtsn. UNI ibre Bitterfsiten gu ueriiBen,
UNI ibrs 2siosn, ibr gIeno, bas iibsr is se-
fommen, 3u linoern.
Nd! Cardinal grune1i unb Monisnors
Magnani tonnten 10 piel 2eib, iolde @rau.
iamtsit, iolde llnssredtisteit ni4t srtra.
gen /; Ie wurben ibren Sesrben burd sinen
prr3eitisen Sob entriHen ! als eom Giien
Der @ottIoisn binssopferte Wdrtprsr bes
Ssrrn farbsn Die 3napen an ibren Bun.
Den untsr ibren Sdnben. Sieie Suei
9su4ter Der r6mii4en 2ir4e ifarben ebea.
fouls ole Wdrtprer an ben @unoen Der
Ssele, Die nod i4drfere Spisen als 8a'
i%onnette unb 9egen fibren!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-05-14
Bon Bremen mad Baltimore.
u. (. ~. ale sierisbn Gage.


GaiatsnpaHasisrs rtreen nur fur bic Dampfsr . 70 10.
f6psts unp v arnbtre angtnrnmsn.
gDtr ma6sn ner bdpuetrs df fcistnes fur btutfHt Rel.
fsnet bepba4tan8spertbsn Scrjnee aafmtrffam, rsf&t tt
Htifs NIT unitrn Satfsn bitttt: Die pafastert anb untu
Dsutf6ta. tonntn It'd aIfe NIT Sober mann psrfdnbtsen ebnt
Dplmstiher AZ eebrdnhsa. umaytn aus tinsm d In
eas aussrt, ME BET inbir,stsn Rsiftn, 6nbet niat Gait hk
paHassrt setsn In ertmsn fSsltt& an SerS hes Dean.
~eampfers uub strlaHsn eenit ben trf In SaltHnsr
Der eantunsspIas eitfer Dampff9ifs In Baltimore u yu-
slti& DspSt Der Baltimore unb Otip. @ifsnbabR, ne. Dc yak
faaitt pos une mao BEN Dtaen ju binisersn Vreifen
btfpretrt, ale trstne stnt Giisnbaen ssn Zen Bert unb
ptilattlptia.
Ben anianft Der Damsf&tHs wtrb has Dtpct fur aut nt&t
anstasaten stf6lcHsa. 70 tab ett Ginpanbttr MID Der 0t.
fabr a~ussetSia nb ron 8etrdstrn btf& Uiaeslt "a rabu,
mas In anstrn Saftnpldstn Ieeer 70 . I Der aaatf.
Wtetn 5raHtu. paKaee In bitten IN itesr 6tuf&t tnapftt.
ltnsrtrtttn S3iftn %ptnttnan ft an bic gsHtral.a ssnttn,
A. S6u6ma6sr & 90.
go. B SIb @ap ST., Baltimore, Mb.
aasiniss as,uttn fir Dubu que uns ~llms,s,ns peter
&ttnt u. Sstn. DUBUQUE, SSua.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-05-14
ueber Baltimore.

Ststr, Der sas altt gattrlanb bsfuatn ss,r Burdnb
uns ,reunbe BON Gurpra Tom u IN ldhen pta, fpate sR pra&
rpnsn. nentn s(trnsn Sdtaubsn pefeampf&tfs heS
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-05-14
uorsoeutfben eloyo,

|ur UtbtTfotrt btnuEtn.
wit D~ampiSiHtn es Nortbtutf6tn elssb uurttuM
Ines 1870 lbr 625 600 psIpntn b%ef6rbtrt.
Die Dampfer eieler Gcmpdauie:
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1878-03-30
a Happy Future.

[To sBE CONTINUED NEXT wEEK.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1878-03-30
SATURDAY MORNING., MARCH 80, 1873.

several months, they all met again at
Annies home.
Kate ever unlucky, met with
slight adventure on the way, AS til e
distance could be accomplished in a
day, she journey, d without an escort,
aud as the conductor handed her
from the train at station where q
change of cars was necessary, q hand
some stranger ON the platform receiv-
e' her rapturous!y, and with such
demon stration5 of affection as q lite
) tonished this sclf-posscssel young
lady. So soon rs she could extricate
l,orself aud command her voice, she
demanded with angry inpcriousness,
"Who are you. sir, aud what do you
moan by treating q lady in such
rude and offensive manncr?'
He stared Mt her with such blank
nsnazement depicted On every Inca
mi'nt of his handsome face, .hat
Kate resortcd to her handkerchief t,
c'.iiceal the smile that notwithstand-
irg her indignation, would creep to
lirs. Finally he stammered:
care you not my cousin, Kate -
"Nly name is Kate, but you have
no right to insert a posscssivs pro-
noun before it, and permit me to eau.
ton you. young man, that b.f,rs you
attempt s;c!: osoulutoTy hclnonstra-
lions forthe delectat;on OF the reciii-
ent. it would be prudent to ascertain
first if you have the right to such
privileges, before you make such an
affecting scene for the entertainment
of an intelligent and apprecia.ive
public" with sweep of her hand TO
the group Of cab-driyers and police.
men who were enjoying tie spectacle !.
Sheail,en walked away, leaving him
too beasilderedyto make apologies for
his awkward and embarrassing
mistake.
TtrO S:sTssCDSTINIIEr, NEy.r WEEK
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1878-03-30
Educating an Army.

Gen. Mcclellan says, in s,cribner,
that when oncofthe khc!ive's Aneri-
can officers had been some months in
Egypt, the khc'livc sent for him one
day, and asked him what, was the 7.
worst thing he had observed in regard
to the ar:ny. He replied that it was
that the regiments were commanded
ny civilians. The khcdive said:
"No, there is colonel for every regi-
mcnt." "1cs," said the American,
"but. each colonel chief Of battalion.
and captain has Il civilian clerk who
controls everything relating to the
pay, rations and clothing Of the men,
an'i whoever does that really com
mands." "Icu are right" said the
khcdive, "but how would you correct
this?" "By requiring that the colo
nels should have sergeants as their.
clerks; the chiefs Of battalions, corpor-
ais; the captains, private soldiers; and
also requiring that the officers should
supervise and do much of the real
work themselves That means
that the army should learn reading
and writing aud arithmetic !" Chat
is exactly what I was coming ut,
your highncss." The khcdive re-
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1878-03-30

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Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1878-03-30
NUMLDER So

said to Jake: "Get your gun quick;
it viii luean business when Joe comes
back" In few moments Joe did
come. lie was yelling furiously, and
never stopped until he caughtup lis .
pistol.
"Drop it," says Tom. "I have
dead bead on you, and so has Jake.
Besides, | took all the caps off your
gun"
The difficulty was finally adjusted;
but the trio did not feel we'll for the I
succeeding three DAYS. ,ena i
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1878-03-30
: :. - ss - No.
Counterfeit GrsenD

The treasurer Of the United States
furnishes the following desert ption of
the recent counterfeit five dollar notes
on the Central German and Union
Natio"al banks of Chicago, and the
Farmers National b INK of Virginia,
Ill. These counterfeits were made
from the same plate rs the Grader"
of Chicago, and are printed in this
way: The countertciters printed n
number of notes from the "Trader's".
plate, leaving the word S "National
Bank Of Illinois" and as a number
of these notes are still in the hands uf
the counterieitcrs, they are enabled,
by having the title printed in, to
make Il new counterfeit. This is the
way the tives on the Aurora, Canton,
Paxton and Peru banks were made.
All genuine five dollar notes on the
Central and German National banks
of Chicago, have the name of Jno.
Allison rs register, while counterfeits
have the name Of S. B. Colby rs
register. All genuine fves on the
Union National Bank of Chicago are
dated January IA, 1865; the counter
feits are dated May 10, 1865. All
genuine fves on the Farmers Nation
al Bank of Virginia, ILL.,, are dated
September /, 1865; the countcrfeits
arr dated May 10, 1865. The public
will do we'll to examine carefully all
fivcs on Illinois banks, as some Of
these unfinished bills are still in ex-
istcncc and can lie readily changed
into 4 new counter cit.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1878-03-30

The rumors in Washington, set
anoat by sensation writers, that new
attempt would soon be made to oust
Mr.. Hayes, are rs foolish rs they arc
nonscnsical. The truth is, the rad
calls are discontented, and are fc cling
the pulse of tho soreheaded Demo
Gratis Oh the question. All sensible
men, in and out of Congress, are op-
posed to anything of the sort.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1878-03-30

Not many women are blacksmitiis,
but most of them can shoe hen.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-02-02
MILK FREIGHTS.

well attended meeting OF the MAX Dealers Ex-
change, OF Brooklyn, was held yesterday afternoon
at No 30S Fulton street. John W. Covert, first vice
president occupied the chair and Z. Deming acted
secretary. report was presented from the CON-
mittee appointed 10 draft bill Tor tho action OF tho
State Legislature in order to reduction In the
present rates OF ireiehls milk the various rail-
roads which supply the local market The chairman
OF the committee, Mr. N. b. KIllmer stated that they
had prepared u bill to limit the freghts the New
York Central, the Erie aud on tho Harlem and I'd
sou River railroads to forty oents
The freight now charged on Tho Erie road
for milk Is hfty -hve cents, and on the Harlem and
Hudson River roads sky cents The new bill Will
also require that shall give receipts In full
the milk when they transport, the sApc other
reghts AS tue custom at preo stands they do not
do this, so that n ~ stolen or lost the
OF transportation they simply change the manifest
that tho loss tails upon the DEALER Tho report OF tho
committee was accepted.
Mr.. KilImcr stated to HERALD reporter that At
present OOU cans OF milk were transported the
Ere road, which. at nfty.nve cents per can, would
yield profit 10 the railroad company Of 81, 200 per
day on the milk freight alone Tho yearly incoma
IRON the same source over $500 900. Tho prons Of
the Hudson and Harlem cunt over 800 QUO
per year In the item oil milk alone.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-02-02
$3.50 TO 8 p. NJ
COMMERCIAL REPOR r.

COTTON SPOT STEADY; FUTUREs CLOSED
srEADY-FLoUR QUiET-wHEAT STEADY
CORN EAsY--oATs NoMINAL-wHIsKEY HIGH
En-PoRK NoMISAL-LARD CLOSED FInMER--
PETROLEUM oUIET-oILs QUIET SPIRITS
rURpESTINE FIRMER -RosIN sTEADY-cof-
FEE QUIEI-sUGAR QUIET--rREIoHTs QUIET.
FRIDAY. Feb l-6PM II.
Business has been moderate during the past wook,
save In q few exceptional cases. Tho increasing like
hhood OF tho enactment OF silver romo cation
law causes some little agitation and little concern
yet tho hope Is widely entertained among business
men that II Will bs defeated, so that tho ecct upop
prices has hardly become manifest yet Tho peace
In Europe has been In measure counterbalanced by
tho disturbed state OF affairs Great Britain and tho
fears OF trouble connected whit the brsadus
markets undergone radical change during the
week. -four having ruled dull and easy while whe hss
been pretty freely dealt in prices but htte changed
though rather lower the whole Corn has favored
the buyer through the week and closed rather lower
Oats have steadily favored the baysr whskey ruiod
finer Pork neglected. All the week bacon fairly active
export EUROPE steady prices Lard Irregular
ing little lower. Freghts ouict Cotton on tho
spot WIS steady; futures closed steady Groceries
mainod quiet. Oils wsrc steady. Petroleum was quot
Rosn was steady Spirits of turpentine active and
decidedly higher
AsHKs were quoted at 40 4xc for pots, aud 5<c
&c. for pearls
Asrxosx was about steady at 12c IKE, gold, for
reguIus.
BEKswAx.--Buyers and sellers apart Buyers
ofe red 27Sc., and holders 2sc. 20c No sales
BROOM ConS was quoted at 40 Sc for tipped SC.
10. for medium, and 7kc &c. for choice green.
CorEElhs market for Rio quiet. but stssds ~ tha
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-02-02
ERIE RAILROAD LITIGATION.

motion was made yesterday before Judge Done-
hue, In Supreme Court Chambers, IN tno suit Of
Charles Potter and other stockholders Va The Eric
Railway Company and Receiver Jewett Some days
ago the defendants obtained psrte order for the
exam nation before trial oil James A. Reilly, one Of tho
plaintiffs, who verified The complaint Reilly wss be-
fore Mr. FreiIlng y. smith, the referee, and
during the examination the following question
asked nun by tho defendants counsel :--"Pioase
to give the names Of the various rail-
road people who hsvo given you Information
of the affairs Of tho Erie Railroad Company" rho
question was objected TO aud the referee sad no
had no power 10 excluue any question:. He ordered
the witness 70 answer under ponalty Of punishment
Tor contempt, aud declared thai f the question
not answered he would so commit the wisness. Tho
pIainias. therefore, made y motion yesterday for .
modification oil the order for examination,
cludc part Of the question: the grounds that the
oruer Tor thi5 EXAMINATION under the limitations
Of tho elghty-nnth rule, and that such disclosure
the s~er 10 The question would might be dan
gerous TO the interests Of tho Judge
Donohuc said that tho matter was actually before
The referee No would not interlerO.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-02-02
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALvasros. Feb !. ISIS.
ss as .ss'ss % ss '~
Sales SOP sssss 1865 's,s
France s' iIai o so.s.wiss Sos5 sales. 7ioi
Nxw ORLEANS. Feb. I, 1873.
ESSs Britain"
he Con,nsns 1889; soasswiss GiSz safes. $3.50
MosrLE Feb. !, 1873
orS"sry ss sss Net issspi 1870 bales hasoris
s Es"' s s.. $780, the 1sss
ai sss SGs s sss . TO tho
Cotton quiet: middlins 10 sise miadiiag. Zoe;
s ssss Ne s:ssss
sSsie Espor's-ro the Continent s'' oo"''w'e' o2as
CHARLESTON. Feb. l. 1878.
loss sood ordinary receipts SIS Kxporis
Sss Weekly ssesis.: iss bales. ESSs,;sTo
ss . ssn az 70 s,sse sSo 20 tho Continent
Spirit. Of turDsnsps arm :. aoAe Ko.ia steady =.
hard g 20 yellow dip s. 20 for vrgn Tar steady
a1 White ss s :srgs :asss ssss'
q IS; sales, 800 ebs Wheat higher Tor sprss No.
sas. white state At 81 80 Corn steady: No folsdo
&c s s.si'y Sass TO Sa oassG
Now York. 3oc. to Albany. soc. 49,.
Flour In moderate REQUEST s.ls:, 900 oSls, praepsy
sss. 81 ss,s :ss y
sss mostly ios 6.s. a.eiss Rys-Noshas aoas
= 81 O. % iof city made o,Sor Articles
500 bills. wheat 5000 bushels io,4so DO oats.
Ho Dc 3d. 4oS ~
$500 oats, 800 do barley 44oo do 1880
dull and closing s:o white
Mchean 81 ~: amber Mieh,gsn spot seller February
:sl'ss ss M,assi s. seize:
s ss s :ss: BE- s''5s .
+ "a ss;:: y:
ss ssJn Sshssn %
new ri xi March sss
Flour ou and unchanged. S sisSss dull FEB red 81
% Com sy .sys ma SHADE higher s oss
h9as:s: sssa dy "
meat. mas q, ,s
long cut
sss s;' clear Sa sS't dss
dun and a5oopIng saeuasrs ss SO closing At vs. 40 BID
ass Is. Whisky steady. with good demand, o.
iS s.; . a. wsl.s sss. se; New S1issns
Ss, insstye ana lSwer ssnnsn s. q 80 81 Ign.
Receipts. e,9io; Shipments. 645.
Flour steady; unchanged. Wheat unsettled and lower
81 O41; 81 o. cash: "a Oh ~ Ols. Febra
SSrn dull ana ws.I e. soe a:s cash and fsora.y
2sssc, and February; 24c March; rejected. Zoe
Rye quiet out firm ~ 5c Barley easier At 4sc DRESSED
hugs - 20 "a 27 Fork unsettled, but generally
heher opened weak and lowsr but closed firm outside
figures $U6o, cash aud Februsry $40 S2h $40 30,
March; $40 97>s Sll. April Lard unsettled, but gen
outside 6sures al 81 37 cash. 81 So Februuy 81 37s
q 81 90 March, ~ AN So 80. April Bulk in
,ib and clear sass hisksy steady a. 81 os Esssp.s
$4,000 do. oats $500 do rye. 10 600 do barley shin
900 bols flour, 1UD95o bushels wcnt, 5000
corn, 23OOD do. 100 do HOO do. barley.
Avthe close wheat heavy and lower; 81 o.1 February
February 39xc, March, Oats quiet aud weak: 235s
February; 23ac., March. Pork dull ami shade lower
$40 50 March. Lard dull and shade lower: 81 b. March
L Anr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-02-02

State Sheep weight Io2 ibsoper head. $40 per ~
Hume tlliot Co sold POS iodiana sheep WEIGHT ~
lbs. head h. lS6 Indiana sheep. weieht -
lbs head 55sc To- 343 Michigan sheep weght
9s1s lbs los lbs head. at - ~ per cwt DAVIS =
Hnenbeck sold l79 Illinois sheep. weight ~ lbs per neSh
a. par To- l9 state sheep, weight Do lbs sean' Dor
hoad at - 10 per cwt a.,
MICA Cowsirade very dali. and quality generally 50
inferior that the anmar had be held on sale FOOT
quality sold at $50 $50 head medium qu.Iy
cewsa 80 $50 head iair qasy COW ned 'or
good usgy bed for $40 Calves always ncinusa
vrALs AND CALVES No actual sale- reported Coarse
quality fed calves value 2s4c $40 per H. smooth
quality venls, value 7xc- 9bsc Der h.
Hoes The General tone Of trade generally improves.
On yesterday afternoon i3i Ohio hogs average live weight
$50 lbs head sold At 81 10 cwt On this forenoon
go ohio Dogs average live weight 200 lbs per head o3 ~
81 10 per cwt 81 Ohio hogs live weight $50 lbs
per head sold at 81 Is cwt
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-02-02

decline OF &c per ID. Mild coffee also quiet We
quote -Ordinary cargocs l4,sc l4Ac fair do 1876
good do, i61sc prime do, tic. IKE; extreme
range for lots, l4,zc l9l4c; Santos, fair good
ice 1885, gold. 90 days; Java governments bags 2ic
a22c do. grass mats Gle 221ac. singapore l71sr.
lsfc Ceylor. Ito 1916; Maracsibo l6c. is1zc.
Lsgusyra. l6c lsc.; jamaica 15ixc lie; st. Do
mngo. l4hc 15c.: Porto Rico, Ice. lS5sc.; Costa
Rics. l6c. lee. Mexican, Ice. I7kc Mscassar. tic.
lsc. Angos!ura. i61fs. &c.,: savana. i6c. ishc;
Curacoa, l4szc. 1870
exception Of the Lower grades, which revised
:Strct low middling low uiddling and good
ordinary reduced Lice good ordinary and strict
binary reduced &c. ana ordinary reduced 1.i6c.
binary reduced Lice Futures we're fairly active and
higher Liverpool dull and easier for
and SD lower for arrivals The Liverpool market being
easier caused easier market here a the opening
advance for the day fir IN to points, the
closing At the advance. The Official closing
TODAY compared with Thursdays were as follows:
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-02-02

Wheat quiet bat steady The sales between the calls
ask extra white 81 rs for No Chicago 81 IS ior
No white, III 20 Tor No. Miwaukee, 81 2Uts tor No.
spring and "a 40 for amber Michigan No sales the calls
cali. No. red winter Tor January, Ii SO bid 81 80
asted do March, 81 "a bid 81 Yy asked; do April II SO
3D. = ~ ,ksa 49, NJ 'p 81 r sa 81 "a S
April 81 5 bid q - asked; do. May 81 3s bid 81 2ds
asked No, 2 Northwest FOR February, 81 ~ bo.
April !s' BIZ s. sI.s 'e ASSOC q DO 10
for al kiHas and decidedly lower for some rhs sales
5000 April No 2, 5sc, 5000 do. May steamer
SAC, sac. tor steamer mixed 4Bc, 47c for No.
mixed and oUc 6Olac Tor Western yellow atoat Oats
dan and nominal closing as follows Extra and No.
354c; No. do, 35c. No. do, 3isc. No. do 34c.
Rye quiet bat steady Barley was aniet 22ou Sush
els eeuing barley sold at sic 80 QUO do No Canada
quiet
FKur. Forsis dried quiet generally easier We
81 81 old layers, 81 To- old loose museas 81 90 Val
enca New currants &C. &c. ;new citron
p.ss. .: &C. Brasil a .st 1' . ~ ssum sass s
boxes 1885,: malt boxes, l914c turkey prnnes. crop
1876. 7Isc 1877. es4c. 9l4c; frsneh,
lUc TO l1c, accordnt to sixe new bohemian pruncs,
&c. New Grcnobe walnuts Ike; new Marriott do Sc.
Bordeaux do 7tsc; new sicy nberts, Oc shsiied
Almonds IN bass. SIC Princess Almonds new In CASKS.
ySc.
HAr AND srRAw--The market was quiet out steady st
65c. for bale nay Tor shipping and Too Doc Tor do Tor
retail Straw ouotsd 33c tor long and 4Jc.
400. Tor short do
EuP AND Jurg-we have sales note but the rket
ruled steady quote dressed $40 a$is2 30
dressed; Russia clean s2U5 800 gold ian f27O
$275 gold jntc 4ac. &c gold jue butts, IKE 2xc,
currency, casn Manila hemp 7c; sisai SIC Istic. &C.
sac. ali gold.
HIDES market was rather quiet. The sales were -
500 dry Texas ~ loc. currency 2o0o a. 10 ~ lo,As.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-02-02
NEW YORK CATTLE MARKETS.


BKrvrs-rrade was brisk On an extremely light run Of
horned catte prices 34c lie. per Ib weights 81
sls cwt 20 carloads Of bceves were held the
Hudson River Railway and 81 caroas OF beoves
Jersey City yards both held route by stress OF
weather. quality ranged from lair IRON J0 lbs.
81 lbs. has been allowed sixtieh street yards
g. Eastman had IL cars Ut horned cattle due. w. Kosen
thai sold ior smith h BIumenthal IL Illinois
steers nt vi4c. per H., weight 81 cwt; hal
due Tor l.. ffeycr carloads of horned cattle. NJ.
weight cwt. strong. Coon Thompson sold Tor selves
100 Illinois steers ut 9lic Oc per H. weight IA cwt
n Illinois steers AZ 1Oc per lb. with luck penny oil he
lot weight IA cwt. usry Carey sold for Gon Brothers
lO5 kentuecy steers at oA@ 100 per ~.
60 iiIine,. steer. at. loo. lie; per j..
yards ". E. Dudley sold for D. Post 10 Texan steers a
$40 per Ill.,. weight ~ ewt kegensten sold Tor self
aud Meyers ~ Illinois steers at 9sc. h., weight 81
cwL cwt. ~ Illinois steers ut lOAc. per To-,
weight "a cwt. 81 illinois steers ut lOIzc per H.,
weights IA cwt. ~ cwt Newton a Holmes sold
commission 10 buiIs, live weight i.i6J lbs.
i Co. 10 illinois steers At s4c per H. weight cwt 20
Illinois steers at D4c per D. weight IA cw ~ Illinois
ut 1Uc. ID. weight 81 cwt ~ Illinois
at 0c per b. weight 81 est - illinois steers ~ lottc
per ib, weight ~ cwt strong. bulls live weight 2s7
lbs per head, NJ ca 60 pcr cwt tor Meyers Kegcnsten
weight 7 cwI
sHgkr LAxss Trade all but nrm . light rur.
sheep sold at Dc 5Nc per H. No further quotations
judd Bacsinghsm sold ls7 state ston weights. 81 lbs
wsisht III lbs. Ssr head. q SIC per H. :; i5a Ohio
sheep, iUO lbs. per head. vt ono, Per b.; i46
Western sheep, weight III lbs per head 1T $40. per
H. ksse fidcock sold l5S Indiana sheep.
weight w lbs Der heed. ~ 5,4c. Der ib.; AZ
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-02-02

HAVANA. Feb. /. 1878.
Sugar nominal. Spanish gold. 224A 225h Exchanges
very uuii nominal the United States 60 Gays
rency ~ premium short sight DO. Al 51s premium
10 days. golu, oA premiun; London, 1914 l7ls
pre- MUM on Paris, 31s n premium.