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The New York herald., 1878-09-27
THE JEWISH NEW YEAR.

now IT WILL BE OBSERVED D--IMPoRTANcs %
THE FESTIVAL
According to Hebrow chronology tho worlds hts-
tory is comprised within 63S years. the last OF which
expires this evening and the now year. 6,639, opens
sand tho evening and the morning were sne nrst
day." Ii Is tho beginning OF series OF hohdsy~
which embrace the Day OF Atonement, October !, tho
most important oi all tho days ol the year, ana the
Feast OF abern rnaces october IL fo-morrows estivM
is known by the Hebrew name 'Rosh hashanah."
Tho blowing oil trumpets 10 rlto peculiar 70 TINS
festival and the hearing of IL IL obligatory upon all
avpapopus officials have been kept buster than they
viii 10 Tor tue rest of the year seilng and renting
news and seats Tor the holidays. FOR no lsraelito
emo has any regard Tor his name or religion Will bo
absent from the syhaRogue on tho year day on
the Day OF AtonemenL Indeed, an exchange sug-
Inc Jewisn "oponing day" Quito a number OF seats
we're disposed OF last sunday at the various syna-
rog and temples IN this CITY. And besides the reg
ulat places of worship an unusual numper oil tempo.
rary synagogues Will be opened IN various parts Of
the city Tor The jewish poor Tue seats in most
OF them range from MY cents upward.
Among botn orthodox ana reformed this year Satur.
day and sunday Will DO observed as reiigous days In
the synagogucs. Sermons approprias to The festival
will oe preached W the several raDbies. Dr. Mendcs
OF tue Forty yfoufih Street Synagogue, on one VI tue
holidays, is 10 give one sermon In German or the
pretty little school AT the Homo Tor Aged and lnnrm
Hebrews has boon put IN good condition Tor the hol
day services. In the Temple Emanuel aud most OF
the other synagosues the services " IA begin at ten
O'Clock In the morning, though n lev viii start ar
hour earlier. 1t bus been decided ct who tc
sing sing tnis year. anew were well cared tor last
year.
The New York herald., 1878-09-27
THE STATEN ISLAND MYSTERY.

TWO PROFESSIONAL MEN FROM sAUdERTIRs
MAKE FURTHER EXAMINATION OF THE
CORPSE FOUND AT sILvGR LAKE.
Mr. CAntino. counsel for Mr. hummel, arrived at
Staten Island from Saugertes carly yesterday morn.
ing In company with Dr. Chipman, Of that place.
Tue mission OF these gentlemen who have in.
tersstea themselves In the search for she lost
ANNIE who Is supposed 10 have been induced
to leave her homo by Moses Schoenfeld,
the Hebrew clothier, was 10 hold another and more
post mortem on tho remains found At Silver
Lake. The object Of thIs new examination was TO as'
certain whether not any OF tho bones OF the body
mad been broken and set, and thuss settle
q point OF Identification about. which there
could DO doubt. II VIII be remembered that Mrs.
Hummsi, in an Interview wtn the HERALD correspon.
Dent ON Friday last stated tnat Annie mad broken
her arm eight years OF age, aud that had been
reset Also ina: the s o U these wo
important cews. then, the examination was made
yesterday. ,,
tends further proong the douotit was intended 10
cispei For Instance no 'rae.ure co0ia oe oe
tooth was missing from the upper right side
OF tho mouth. IL may be toat the arm
was only spraned, and great stress Is latd on the
discoyery OF the lost tooth. To combat this
point however there are several Others which tend
strongly 20 dlsprovs the uen,tty OF corpse and
Annie Hummei. Annie Hummel, II rs well known, had
remarkably large feet ana Dabds while emeauremchts
made yesterday show that tho woman examined NAG
OF the ieet OF the corpse. ana ihe aoc
tors declare head TO be much ABOVE the average
size these details only serve TO prove the theory
aa III ancoa IN tho HERALD when tho BODY was nrss
examined tnat the woman was person OF rchnement
ana nigh brth. .
IL rs almost sick enng to think Of the treatment
tins tenement Of once refined and enlightened soul
has received. FIRST crampcd INTO an unnatural
hupc then jumped upon as the post-mortem wounds
prove, aud nurried oil TO nameiess gravo In the
then and dissectcd ny tue coroner
tants: buried; then rerssurrccted; then buried
again ana once more exhumcd to be iurthcr mutt
lated. Nothing now remains IN tho rougn pine CONN
In the woods neaicss trunk. Tho soap Is hang-
Ing In the poor barn. the head has been cut up
ana yesterday the doctors amputnted the arms, look
them To nrequentod place ana boiled all the nosh
away The bones were taken away 10 an oinco ior
minute Inspection.
DR. Chipnan, VINO brought sample OF Annie Hum.
meIs hair with hm tnat That on ths body Is oil tc
samo color, aud this slight similarity aud tGe cir.
OF tho missing tooth The idea that the BODY
Is at OF Annie hummei Is still entertained by low.
The Saugcrtes party viii coutnue lis invsstigatons
| to-day but ANNE Hummsi, IL Is believed, Will %
found alive in BROOKLYN.
The New York herald., 1878-09-27

Mr. MITCHELL, OF New York. also sustained the
nomination of Mr. Sawyer.
Senator JACOBS, OF Saratoga, nominated Mr.. George
Judge westbrook was named, but MS name was at
once Withdrawn by Mr. f. L. Westorook.
BALLOT.
The roll was then called, the members named
their candidates with this result:-W. Sawyer was
named by l49. samuel Hand by 100; G. b. Bradley
by 81, Calvin Frost BY 3s, g. s. Camp by 10, =. y
Tucker by /, A. =. Laning by ], w. c. Ruger by l.
There being no choice another vote was taken, WIN
the following RESULT -
Alter a few counties had been called, Mr.. PEcKHAM
stated that Albany county desired 10 change their
twelve votes from Hand to Bradley. Oihers MADE
similar changes, when the Chair ordered new start
1874; Sawyer, ls3. Tho announcement of Mr.. Brad
lsy's vote was received with Wild cheering long con-
tnued.
and, ON motion. the nomination was made unanimous
Mr. NEED moved the thanks OF Tho Convention 10
tho per President, Mr.. Brooks, Ior the liable
aud Impartial manner in which he has discharged ms
du,ies." Carried, with cheers.
Mr.. FAULKNER moved vote OF thanks 10 all inc
per eni officers.
The motion was carried, ana Inc ConVehtion Az
Journed sine die.
George B. Bradley, OF S,euben, the nominee OF tho
Democratic Convention or Judge of the Court OF Ap-
peas was tho town OF Greene, county OF Che
mango on the 5h day OF February, 1926. He spent
The carly years OF MS lie his iather's arm re-
celving a aood common school and academic educa-
tion he turned his attention to law, and, aiter tho
usual preparatory studies, was admtted TO practice
For more than twenty-five years nc has occupied a
prominent position the Bur OF the State,
being recognized one OF the abcst lawyers oil the
southern tier Dir. Bradley was elected TO The state
Senate IN 1873 by the democrats ana liberal republi-
cans where lie i'm nediately assumed prominent po-
silon. He was re-eected 1875 Uy large majority,
but owing TO the divisions growing out OF the labor
and grecnback movements, was defeated IN inc can
yass OF 1877 Mr. Bradley Is regarded as very strong
In the southern tier ana, II is anticipated Will poll
more than the iu strength OF his party IN that Sec
The New York herald., 1878-09-27
NOMINATION ACCEPTED.
[DY TELEGRAPH 20 THE HERALD
wiLKxsnAnnE. Pa, Sept. 26, Is

WiLkksBARHE, Ia, sept ZU 1913.
Ex-Judgc Dank, of Luzernc county, was nomi-
mated on the 1oth of September, at mass meeting OF
the ciuzsns OF Lchigh county, for President Judge
UP to this date the honorable Judge has been mcdi-
tating upon the advisabity OF accepting the prof
erred entertainment oi lively campaign III that al
inest Overwhelmingly democratic district lie told
HERALD reporter to-day that bc nai received sui
ncient ASSURANCES from his trends VINO mad been
despatched to Iccl the publc pulse, 10 warrant his
acceptance OF the citzens' noinlnssion. lie iccls
tnat old democratic Allentown Will give him ma
i0rty.
The New York herald., 1878-09-27
our OF TOWN.

The heads OF the various city departments and tho
leaoing legislators and politicians have been absent
from the city tne three days attho Democratic
and Republican State Conventions. Tho Police De-
partlncnt has been represented by Commissioner
Nichols at Syracuse; the Coroner's office has sent
full rota of coroners in the ntererest o Tammany
Hall tho Park Department 10 LOTT to tho exclusive
charge OF President Wenmnn; the Commissioners
OF Charities and Correction fnd their abiding places
iu Syracue or Saratoga, nnd with tho other
several III ses and departments.
The New York herald., 1878-09-27
THE NEWARK CAMPAIGN.

The political campaign in Newark, N. j., was fairly
opened last evening by number of meetings OF both
the regular parties and the holding Of primary meet
ipgs by tho greonbackers, at which delegates were
chosen for city convention. The republicans held a
rat alcation rally in the sixteenth ward, AZ whch the
republican candidate for Congress, Mr.. W. L. Blake,
spoke Tho Randolph Light Guards met at their
aud listened speeches by David Dodd,
Andrew Albright the democratic nominee Tor Con-
gress) and ex-Mayor Egnsr, OF Orange. Meetings
we're also held IN the Fifteenth ana other warus.
The New York herald., 1878-09-27

The progress of invention and the application Of
natural forces to mechanical uses within the last
quarter Of a century is Ind, ed marvellous Un-
0oubtcdy every invention whereby labor Is released
from any task leaves Tree to seek new clds oil en-
ployment ana thereby production IL propvrtionatcly
increased, and production Is wealth, aud personal
comfort anc luxury are the followers Of wealth
The New York herald., 1878-09-27

eating tne proposition, moved that Mcssrs addison
Gardner, IA. seymour, Homer A. Nelson, H"zekiah
Sturges aud Dewitt u West DO added TO the State
Committee as members from tue State al large.
Nj. EcCLEsNE said IN view oi the atcness ef tho
hour he wou move tho previous question: (Crlcs OF
Mr.. SMITH WEED called Tor the yeas and nays which
ordered.
Whne the vote was being taken Il. W. Peckham, OF
Albany; d. B. Hin, OF Chcmung; smith N. Weed,
W. q. o. AckiIn, OF Delaware, ana Mr.. Faulkner, OF
Iavngstoa when thcir names wore called, rose, aud
IN bitter terms denounced tho proposition TO add tho
card the OBJECT TO capture the state Committce
that that committoc as iormod was not exactly what
some gentlemen wanted hence THIS attemptto amend
air. SEYMOUR, when tho vote down 10 Madison
county was reached, said IN order mat his motives
might not po misunderstood or misreprescnted, he
vii hdrcw tho resolution.
The CHAIR decided mat this could be done only by
unan imous consent. No objection being made, the
resolution was Withdrawn.
SomiSArioSs FOR THE COURT or APPEALS.
Mr.. BKEBE moved that the Convention proceed TO
nominate candidate Tor tue Court of Appeals Car
Mr HomEg A. NELSON OF Dutcness, named Calvin
Frost oi Westchester, and stated his quailcations
for the posNion
Mr. LAwrox seconded the nomination.
Mr. IosrE. oil ST. Lawrence, nominated Mr. William
A. Sawyer, OF ST. Lawrence, with remarks as TO his
qualifications
name OF William c. Ruger VINO had Deen spoken oil AZ
"A canddaic. .
the withdrawal OF the name OF Mr.. sawyer, 30 that
Mr. CALVIN frost might be unanimously nominated.
t,Ong aud continued lAuRhtcrl
Mr. J. }. TAYLOR, OF Tioga, named George Sidney
Camp OF TiOga, and ndorsed his Abilities for the posi-
ton.
Mr. Loon.s, OF Broome, seconded Mr. Camps NOM
ina ion
Mr.. X. W. PEcKnAm, OF Albany, named samuel
Haud, OF Albany, ana nighly sulogzed MS quahnca'
uons.
Mr.. EeAS, Of Kings, sustained Mr. HANDS nomina'
ton.
Mr. RAwsoS, OF Richmond also sustained Mr.. HANDS
nomination.
Judge GREEN OF Niagara, sustained the pomination
OF Judge sawyer
Mr. BROWN, OF Jefferson, also Endorsed tho nolnina
tion OF Mr.. sawyer.
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON, April 5, 1873
Ordinary, sss S.s lsssps., s's s.ss sIos: a9a
ssa Wss:y isee,., 4a s"'; as Ex
Channel, $50; coaytwiss, 6i46. Safes. 27Ov
Nsw ORLEANS April 5, 1879
vo cS',ss ss;ay mS s o Sa ss %
Lxpors.o 1reas britain 1885, 20 the Continent ,7a7;
s. s %si sss sa gross sies
poro Great Britain. lstii to France. II Boz 70 the
sales. $1,000.
Cotton qaiet; middling, 97sc ioc low middlln4, &c
soes as s Ne. tsss s's ss w.ss
~ 81 sss s. Gs s..n
Cotton steady: midd:ing. loc low mldans s1se gaod
Ss.-fy s ;s. Nst ,ssse. & CID sG s:
Meesiy-hes receipt. 49,; gross. ,,.s3 Exnor..Io
ASH. SAiss $40 -
Cotton quiet; middinx io,sc middIiag. loc good
oasa.,y os s 20 No rse,p's s bags Export.
receipts. 24aI bales Exports TO Great Britain 1910;
Flour quiet. unehsnged; receipts. Loo bill. shipments
4lc: Receipts. bushels, shipment. 800 40 Oats
arm nom s az; for 49, Ms,s ss for 10
seed dull: noninaiiy ~
Flour duh and unchanged Wheat easter; red 81 is a
c ss sr re K. +a :. o. .'sas "s !" %
iar acmand aud nrm; prime 20 choices sorni Doe o5c
rsis y s%s
Sac 50 - 10 for shoulders clear rib ana clear
Bacon quiet 9sc - 80 5sc c Tor shoulders clear
anu cssr saes whsNcy Ia iNr demand AZ Sl ~ bu.
iSx ;'' .%. s sss Sss ,:ss. e Sc live
hogs inactive - - 81 -; light - 81 81 10.
pacsing. IS 90 ~ So butchers IS 81 - b. Receipts
800 shipments, 400
CHIcA AGO. April s. 1873.
Flour quiet and unchanged. Mhext-Deman light;
holders firm; M spring, ~ 1874. No. do gilt
81 IN do. regular. 81 10 casa and April; ~ IL
VI ia, May; No sd.. 81 o'ls 81 os Corn 10 FAIR do
~ 1sc. cash and April 43tsc May and June.
jeosd 81. &c. SIC. Oats dull. nominaly 2sisc, cash
AID April lJ7c, May ny. quiss bat steady. ~ 39,sc
HaK r.t ~ at
Z, =, cash and April; 81 "a . .. ~ Nay
At 81 10 81 I2h. cash and april; 81 u 81 i7,,.
May. Buix meats steaay; unchanged Aieohof arm ~
bid SIC asked KecoiptS bbis. 90
bushels wheat I5iopo do corr. 5000 DO oats, 100 do
rye, 1000 d.. barley. rhipmsnts 1000 b0is. nour
2sOyD bushels Wheel i53ppJ do, - uop do. ess
ry- 1900 do barley. Markets closed. Wheat
active aud hrn 81 los. Arril 81 ia, May Corn
frmer. ac higher. Osts sea.y; unchanged forx lazy
active a. May, 80 3D. Lard fairly active ~ 10,
!. luna
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
CONTINUED FROM EIGHTH PAGE. ]

money and 94l 9ax for the account. United States
bonds advanced u u per cent, except LOT ten
forties, which fell on l06 Later recovered TO
1864. Erie was nrm for the common at loh lo7s.
The preferred declined 70 "a aud rallied 10 24A.
illinois Central WAS fraction lowor, selling At TO-
Al Paris rentes tell OF 1851 &C. and rose to losL
75c, and exchange In London was quoted At 25f lac
The closing prices IN London wero:-Consos for
money and account, s4| . OAK; new ~ per cent
bonds, l04X; fvstwensy bonds Of 1867, 1881; ten
forty bonds, 1861; nves OF 1881. 1o5k 1O5s; Erie
common shares, l0A lok; Erie preferred shares,
AK; Illinois Central, 76.
STATE
State bonds At the Board were " higher for Louis
lana sevens consols and STEADY for Georgia SKIES
Missouri sixss HANNIBAL and st. Joseph ISSUE 1856
ana Tennessee SKIES, Distric, Of Columbia a6s's
sold a. 74X
RAILROAD BONDS.
Railroad bonds generally steady; the only
shauges were an advance Of y in Lake Shore regis
siered seconds. y IN ST. Paul sinking funds; and a
tecane OF u IN Delaware and Hudson registered
bonds Of 1884, Albany and Susquehanna seconds
Hannibal St Joseph eghts convertibes and South
Pacific Railroad frsts
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lHlRD lOAllD--2:3O I. NJ.


COTTON sPor sfE,DY; FUTURES CLOSED
rIBM-fLouR QUIhT--wHEAT HEAVY COIN
LAsIER--oAIs DULL-wBIsKLY SoMIsAL--
PORK DULL Lard QUIEr-PhTEoLtUM
DuLL-- Oils QUIET SPIRITS TUgPEN1lNE
HIGHER EosIs SoMINAL--cofFEE STEADY
SUGAR fIBM-FREIGbTs QUIET.
FRIDAY, April 60 r. ".
The business outlook appeaJs 20 nave become more
promising during tue past week, and IN various
modIlies there has been very mucn better ieehng
and increased rsaIng. Tho European complications
are the great overshsaowing and controlling element
lust now and the breadstus here and At the
West are very sensitive The character the news has
seemed 20 change with every twenty.iour hours. but
when the actual sfted from tue matitudinous
umors very little Of IT. scarcely anything except
wha, based upon newspaper paragraphs Bus war or NO
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-06

the probabilities keep the price OF bread
stus here aud u prices have all the week. while
business fair To-day friday were
pretty generally steady Flour demand. and
wheat duh and heavy. Corn easier Oats were
dull Pork duh. Lard quiet. whiskey was ncini
nal Freights quiet Cotton the spot teady.
futures closed firm. Coffee steady. sugar ruled hr
Oils quiet Petroleum duh Rosin nominal.
Spirits turpentin higher.
AsHss quoted At 4hc 4s<c. for pots and 51zc
5Ac. for pearls
arm. at l2slc i3c., gold. for rsguius.
BROOM CoRx was quoted Aye. Sc for red tipped Sc
= 7c for medium and TIC. So. Tor choice green.
CovrEE.-Ths market for Rio dull bat unchanged.
In addition to the sales HALEY reported lasp
rs bags sold private terms. Al New Orleans
bags Rio sold the basis Of l6@c fair good
Mild coas quiet; LOO bags Lsguayra hAdi sod
private terms, We uote;Ordnary cargoes, lac. q
l4kc fair 40, l5Ac.; good do, l6ac. prime do. tic
range for lots lie issc fair good,
I5hc &c., gold 50 days. Java. government bags, 2oc
2lc. do, mats. zoe 22,sc singapore. l7c .
1870 csylon. l5c y tie Marac.ibo. l3c. l7c; La
co. isc i3lc Porto lico ioc J. i7c Gotta Iiea i5c
IKE; Mexican. i4xc. lie Macassar, l7e isc I;
Augustura i5c. lo5zc. Savanna. l3c. i6c curacoa
hoAsses snooks. s2ineh, With heads 81 ., II 90;
sugar Ahookswith heads 3sinch. - 81 90; do do
pipe So 60 e%p., no sneads i SO hoops Il feet,
ordinary TO prime SS3 Ss5; do " feet. do. s2s $50
market closed very Am at i7s for Lake
CoRpAGE dull. We quote Manila large small
i ss Di; a.a 4s ss.aas s. Sass.
New Zealand. I he. l2ssc- Russia. lie
3o2 for export late tho afternoon Futures
aec,dsdy higher closed firm. Tor
today compared with Thursdays - iollows-
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LII sai IA april sas eIs sss asked A, 90 80
ss se ID H- asssa sJ june sis s
81: bid; sas asked Sax bid zoe asked oa';
sS ss % ss az si. SIS Il 's s: az s s
e. a s:s Los. as
4 81 ola lsyssi iss., nsss.,s 3 90 new
ssss Dates 10 pats Sc Brasil as.s. Az saraiass
crop y sIs s sfsD 1871 French %
Dsrasaa !. as: sicily sss1.: los :Ss:s
Mssr .ss u.s quiet, We Sas.s;.
sass o. 30 e.
WOO sai9 GOLD; i.aIi.a sa5os $40 Sod; jpe 4c
hemp s,s. i' 81; i sas's Be- So: $50 All gold
operating s.:. asss
a :" 40 e va. tour %sn . Sas %
also as,s safes Of zoo cen .sd steers 50 lbs a. DE
geld We quite :-naenos Ayrss 70 lbs 20 Is lo. ne
los e s 10: % =: "a aass 81 S 70 e is
isHs aeG o arsnss 20 ss .s ya ls. isss isc
g IS IOs elc aoc Csntr. American 20 los 20 ~ lbs.
:ssa: Texas .: Obs. BE lac I DO
eOiSs 50 ms 7Ns. DO COW. Is los
lors Tho m.rket duh and depressed, tho
psrls being only i7S bales; ne home light
low 70 ,sr &C. arc; Es.;sIn Sc &c. Wisconsin 90
From snas: ss ss bop ' 0'f H.
RECEIPTS AND EXPORTS.
Bales
Receipts for the week l.0i3
Total receipts since september 1871 123,67S
Total receipts tor period in 1875. 81 233
Export clcarances Tor the week. IT,
Total exports since September 1877 IL 1853
Total exports tor period 1876. 3l.uOi
lRoN-American pig-There was less disposition the
II noldcrs TO force sales prime brands Inferior
qualities in ovcrstock less salable The general
Sis sis ana so5 tons No. at i7 ss Scotch iron
saa nsi
We quote. Americaa pig. 4. l.. sls So: M. 2 sls
Slv; gray Jorge SIC a ST. Scotch Coltness, NO. H.
So Glengarnocs No. J. Sa4 SO: Egiiaton. no !. 50
LEAp remained firm AZ &c. currency, tor lots VI
m stic anu Axe = 9iAc. currency ior small lots.
lkAThER-sGveral Eastern manufacturers boen In
the market and they have made quite liberal selections OF
h mlock sole prices within the late The
cepts for the So sides 92I bales The
exports Tor the time 10 500 Sides -l0OUO
lock Light Ruenos Ayres zoe 2ic; do. CALIFORNIA;
2Oc do common hide. lvc 2Oc middle Buenos Ayres
2oc. a3ic a." naiitorna. 2oc .alc; 40 common hide.
2oc. 2lc. common hide, i9c. 2ic. good ed
Bnenos Ayres &c., iS1ac; do California, lSc do
mon hide IKE lsc poor damaged common hide. L,c
"A lie: bellies. Ice Ice.
The following quarterly statement OF receipts and ex
ports from January April from the circular of Messr
tbl
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Tho closing prices of Philadcipnia stocks were
MINING SHARES,

Tho following were the opening prices Of mining
stocks ~ San Francisco to-day loud l. Curry Z;
Savage, 10; Choliar Poos, 81; Ophir, 43x; Hale l.
Norcross, e1s; Grown Point, .; Yellow Jacket 8;
Bechsr 8; Virginia Consolidated, 20; California 80;
0verman, 13H; Raymond l. Ely. 4; Best l. Belcher.
17h; Union Consolidated, 8; Alpha s; Sierra Ne
vads, 8; Mexican, II; Eureka Consolidated, AZ; JUS
tics. o; Utah, 10; TIP Top. 2; Navajo, TX.
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jersey Ciy.....--- ISL 10 ],ooo 80.
Total. ;. 1855 o sso 7,2os 744o
this cssnooa and the closed Qualify: 's.
9 zee Allowed s. "
for self Il ne cars Of aosnsa . s. y..as s a. lii.
ss.f per- IT, . sss Illinois -
per 10. weight ewt ulery Oar, sold er selves 70
as ss~a s .ss on 0 sss @ sfsa q
.sd Sa svs ri ac.
with 81 OF per head on II head. weights go ewt cws
Z as. ss, 8 81
% srs s i.ss. !. a s ! per Weight s So
los e Sc per ~ = Missouri steers. "a head 1 At =.
per head, wei;hs e'l ext-, Tor Mana brewer ss MI.
s~ 81 ssoa ss = S'a With 81 q
per had on head seigh'. eA sw, ~ eva; ~ &
;sss. !, i"s .ss wssS. Jersey Gy yard,
~ Weight ess; ia7 i,issis s.s.fs head a per
~ e head : per ri = sas Per n = A:4
sss sSs Iar s
wsisSs s.s i Is ss: steer. pc, H. =
%a Ike isxsn oxen ., Sc per h. weight x
sc' On q aIs ss ;'''r ss ss4a So per * =
had " & .aa e r.sa.s 81 o eT; s
head At SC per To- With $40 o on IS head is head At
sA IL n e u % s
sssd e hssa at % D Ds ~ Ss is "a s % o,
steers Il per b viii, s''s 81 '0 Of per head o. IL
head Doc. head IL head and VI on
per head IL head. \. q. Donnell SOLD for
aixei Aerton 81 Texan steers at sac. per b. weight
ga cwt % Illinois S1lc 3ac H. with oJc
on per head - head sold ut rate, weights %
cwt ab1, loney sold tor ~ ID iii nois
steers At SIC per To- wei ght 81 Illinois steers ut
e'4c per h.. weight ga iegcl Meyer solo Tor N.
MOTIFS bulls. live 1919 head. ~ 3ac per
y. d Illinois steers iosc per b. nciadingd head at
os4c per Id wei-hts ". cwt. St4 cwt.
ShLEP AND LAMBS. OF trade has fallen oil in
rsgArd to rates Arrivals light in Sew
erAi cur loads held sale quality 10 choice
sheep sold al &c &c. H. snon Sheep 1T 10
scaet sold Pr. 10 v sw & o. nc per s -
54c To- udd Bnckiny 2lI shorn Ohio
weight W lbs per head. per To- 2Ui state
weigh. 2. los per head. at ess ID J. Kirby Co.
sold 4S state sheep, weight ~ lbs scant head
81 20 per ewI; state lambs weisht ee los head
NJ 7c per ID. DAVIS Haenoeck sold III Ilnos sheep
weight 80 lbs. head At 80 20 lSS Michigan
sheep, weight 321s lbs. per head. at 63sc per IA.
l3i state sheep. weight 80 lbs. scAnt, per head.
SO IS per cwt.; 20 State sheep. weight 90 lbs per
head 1T 80 40 cwt 1872 state sheep. eight lol lb
ant head ut 81 4i1<c per cwt 100 State sheep.
weight 100 es strong head. a. es per ~ 81 ssle
lambs, IS lbs per head. 7c To- 81 state lambs
weigh. 7o. los per head at 7c per H. 1856 caa. .
Canada lam weight 81 lbs per head at 7c. per h.
Mich Cows Trade small cow with her CALI sold for
S42; springer for S4S.
yxALs CALvEx-A TOW medium quality veas sold At
7c. per 10.
Trade rather depressed; 40 Ohio hogs average
1.-Two weight 1856 lbs. per head. sold It "a O6z per cw
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-06
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sugars weak. tending downward spaassh gold --4s =
325 Exchange weak. with downward tendency. The
nted states 90 currency. ~ premium. snort
mt, ~ ~ preniaia - dHy. god. ~ ~ pts-
miam. shot s,ght . 40 premium London, 40 .
al. gftHlun. Paris. "a Prsaiuin.
hAsssa. April 8. 1918.
spanish gold. ia 21tl..
ANA Itit IA. NM