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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1879-04-18

HAVING
Thoroughly refitted my store,
and added largely to my stock in
trade, L am prepared to sellsDrugs, Pa
tent Medicines, and Toilet Articles
at very low prices.
GEO. C VAUGHAN, DRUGGIST. r. r. ST.
Physicians Prescriptions Speciality.
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FOR SALE

Or to Exchange for a house in the village of st.
Johnsbury house with two barns, and eight acres
of land Is acres meadow in the village of West
Concord, Vt. Land in excellent state of cultlva-
ton, and free from stones. Buildings good and
convenient. Address Lock Box No. 2. o.
ST Johpsbury Apr. l. 1879
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LOOK AT MY PRICES !

and trne TO NAME-at prices lower than ever sold
before / have several thousand OF each, anu am
Obliged to reduce my stock this Spring
LOOK AT MY PRICES
CLIMBING ROSES.
Baltimore Bell, white, syears old
1 Gem of Prairie, red, =,
1 Queen of Prairie, blush pink, :,
Triumphant, deep rose
The above Five for 81, or any rive on tine
List 81.
CLEMATIS and WISTARlAS.
Clematis. ''Jackmanni, 3" large purple, 2years
Clematis, "Eugenie" pure white, -
Chinese Wistaria, large purple,
l Chinese Wistaria, pure white,
American Wistaria, yellow, V1rgnla'
The above Five for 81, any Five on the
HONEYSUCKLES and W0ODBINES.
Japan Golden leaved, yellow, 3years
/ Dutch Monthly, red and yellow, best,
Blossoms all Summer
1 Japonica, pure white, ~
1 Scarlet Trumpet Plant, splendid CLIMBER,
1 Boss, large purple, new thing
The above Five for 81, or any Five on the
List 81.
PARTIES can order any of the Is articles for 81
or any 1s for 49, Send post express paid. Those
ordering at once will have the advantage of full
assortment of the above varieties. Cash to accom-
pany orders; receipts sent at once, and goods il
April or May.
A. W. BRIDGMAN,
1853 ANDOVER, N. Fl.
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Broadway and Twentieth st.,
Grand. Chrystie, and Forsyth, n. Y.
ESTABLISHED 1S45.

ESTABLISHED 1851
lSo pages beautifully illustrated, mailed to all
applicants enclosing 10 cts Regular cnstomers
free ouS'onols
Bliss Illustrated Amateurs Guide to the Flower
pages, price IS cents Nho
BLISS ILLUSTRATED POTATO Gaia.
LoGUE AZ pages, contains descriptive list of all
other desirable sorts, beautifully illustrated Cen
te1n1al collection of 500 varieties Also mucb use
f9l information upon the cultivation of this yalna
BILE esculent. 1Oc. Wills '"i'i'
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81 E1KS.
DRESS GOODS.

Novelties in Cachemeres, Suitings, Debeiges,
and the standard cloths, in splendid variety Also,
+" Anderson's Scotch Zenhyrs, printed cotton
Dress Goods, Monte Cloths, Cotelines, Percales,
Cheviots, &c, with every grade TO be found in q
Rraf oil 1iehr
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WE CAN POSITIVELY ASSERT THAT AT NO
MENT OF DRY GOODS SO ADEQUATE TO THE
REQUIREMENTS or THE PUBLIC OR AT
PRICES so ADAPTED TO THE NECESSITIES
OF ECONOMICAL SHOPPING.
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Roots and Shoes.

For sprinE ana summer. for LADIES' Misses, and
Children. Cloth top. low button Shoes the novelty
OF the season. 50 50; genuine KID walking boots.
1915. Low shoes from 81 to 50; fine quality sli
pers from S125 10 g. So Misses best pebble goat.
worked hutinnholcs. 81; Childrcn's hand made.
spring heel button boots SLIGO; Infants shoes, ali
colors, SI.%5.
Boys and Youths French calf button boots
S2.75, and a good, durable laced shoe Sl.95.
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Hfy- Our goods are all frst-class. We
I'LL nil orders exactly and TO the Interest
of purchasers, guarantee all purchases
TO be satisfactory to buyers, and stanG
ready To remedy all errors. We invite
orders, convinced that first trial Will
Insure us the regular custom hereafter.
All orders for Goods 90 he accompn-
MED by the money; or. where paroles
wish, Goods y:ll be sent by express,
q. q. ID. Where the remittance L. too
large, we always return the difference.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1879-04-18

In all places whittier thou goest'
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ShaWIS, CI0akS, and WraDS,
Suits and Costumes.

This department maintains its supremacy, and
shows the best productions from the European
centres. !
Our CIoaks and Sacques are cut and made BY
me n talors Their efore style and 1T are guaranteed
The New York herald., 1879-01-07
MARRIAGE ANNULLED.

Linnie Lawson, fifteen years of age states in the
complaint in a suit brought her behalf by her
guardian that she was married to Charles j. Lawson
OH the 10Th of November, 1877 that the marriage
clandcstne, and took place before Judge Smith,
without tho consent either of herself parents
and that up to the time of the commencement OF
this SUIT, in November last she resided with her
parents. she further that the defendant falsely
represented TO the magistrate who married them
tagc OF youth and incxpercnce induce her con-
sent to the union; that she unaware of tho con.
sequences OF her action, and being under aue sire
asks that the marriage be declared null ana void
The case was sent to Adolph NJ. Pctshaw as referee
he reported accordance with the facts alleged
in the complaint, and yesterday Judge Van Hocsen
OF the Court OF Common Pleas confirmed this report
annulling the marriage.
The New York herald., 1879-01-07
MRS. OvERIN'S BOARD BILL.

Mrs. Mary E. Overin was tried in October last in
the Court of General Sessions on the charge OF
bigamy, in having married Thomas Parles while not
being divorced from her first husband. Henry c.
Overin clerk in the tax Office. She was acquitted
on that charge and afterward went to live with a
Mrs. Annie NJ. Holmes, No. 96 Greenwich avenue.
Lately Mrs. Holmes asked tor a settlement of board
bill or $500 from Mrs. Overin. contracted since Au-
ing she commenced civil action in the
Third District Court against Henry Overin.
her husband from whom she is separated.
The called yesterday morning before Judge
Parker in the Third District Court Counsellor Nc
Clell0nd who appeared for Mrs. Holmes, proved the
amount of his claim by putting his client upon the
stand and there rested his case. Mr.. Van Cott Mr..
Overlns counsel asked for dismissal ON the ground
that the plaintiff had not proven that Mrs. Overin
financially embarrassed as to cause her hus.
band to be liable for her debts The Judge dismissed
the case on this technical ground, and new suit was
commenced immediately.
The New York herald., 1879-01-07
PAYING DUTIES BY CHECK.

AN IMPORTANT BILL TO BE ACTED UPON BY con-
GREss DURING THE PRESENT SESSION.
At several meetings of the Chamber of Commerce
held during the past year the matter of paying duties
by certified checks has beon prominent subject or
discussion The Collector of the Port was consulted
on the matter, and he promised to assist the mer-
chants in every possible way. bill has been framed
which is to be acted upon by Congress during the
present session. and which will not only enable the
Collector to comply with the request of the import
ers but which also makes the check that is paid for
duties likewise serve as a receipt from the govern
ment that the duties were duly paid.
Collector Merritt sent out number Of circulars
yesterday to importers, brokers and Others contain
ing copy Of this bill. upon which he desires an ex
preston Of opinion. This. when received will be
him to Congressman Fernando Wood, chairman OF
the Ways and Means Committee. who has charge OF
the proposed new act. The most important features
of this bill are-
SECTION 1.--That banks where there is an Assistant
United states Treasurer shall make special deposit OF
$ Ts Tsd to the erod hy % Collector
sas sy BY
duties goods imported into such district and
assistant Trepsursr The secretary Of the treasury
S sys a Which o ra
Src aThe Secretary of the Treasury is hereby author
lied appoint such number of customs notarie he
deem necessary who administer the oaths IN veric
tion of official documents required nnder
visions of titles 3 and "a Of the Ressed Statutes They
shall be appointed for ree years and the Secretary en-
powered revoke the commission For every oath admin
shall receive fee of ccnts
SEC 3he Secretary Of the Treasury Is authorized to
prepare adhesive stamps OF suitable denominations sizes
and devices which, when attached to any Official paper or
doenmen bc evidence the extent of the expressed
value of the stamps SO attached.
SIC. 4-Custoa House brokers or persons acting az
tho Custom House for than firm company shall
allowed do business there unless duly licensed by
tho Collector The Collector empowered e grant such
license reputable brokers, whose qualifications and
must be fully established Every broker and
each member finn or brokers shall pay $25 year for
and commissioned for only at the
Any broker transscting attempting to transact
business the Custom House after the of this law
without being duly licen shall line OF 81 OOO be
imprisoned and fined within those limits
Section makes the provisions of the above act
applicable only to cities which ports of entry or
delivery and contain population OF not less than
100000 inhabitants.
The New York herald., 1879-01-07
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

The following assignments have been filed in
Brooklyn:-Charles Wiedenbien. dealer in teas. to
William D. Whiting, with preferences for S5,300;
Michael Walsh to David c. Reid James A. Barratt,
manufacturer Of soap. to Hugh Porter. and Mary T..
DAILY to Nathaniel w. Burtis.
Watcrstone IL Barlow. proprietors of the Brandon
House at Greenwood Lake. have made assignment.
The New York creditors of Morris " Goldschmdt,
manufacturers OF clothing in Chicago, received infor
nation yesterday that the firm had made an assign
lnent The liabilities said to amount to 500 COO
nearly all due in New York. Boston and Philadelphia.
and the nominal assets to $4,000. The firm had two
stores in Chicago, i'll La Crosse, Wis., and in
Dubuque Iowa.
In the Court of Common Pleas there were filed
yesterday the schedule in the matter OF the assign
ment of Charles Billows Co.. wholesale liquor
dealers They state their liabilities at S43699 40,
nominal assets at S48,100 81 and real assets at
S934l AZ.
The New York herald., 1879-01-07
SUMMARY OF LAW CASES.

Judge Dlatehford gave decision yesterday, in tho
sut brought by Clinton q. Colgate against the West
Gn Union Telegraph Company. the facts Of which
have been published. In which he denies the motion
for the injunction sought by the plaintiff
Tho January term Of the Court OF General Sessions
was opened yesterday by Judge Gildersleeve. Tho
foreman of the Grand Jury selected was ex-senator
Abraham Lent. Judge Gildorslccvc delivered tersc
charge aud called attention to the usual statutory
requirements.
Nottic Price aud Charles Price were married. on the
~ Of December, 1872 at Cleveland, Ohio. Mrs. Price
The New York herald., 1879-01-07
CITY JUDGE COMING.

Promptly at eleven O'Clock yesterday morning City
Judge Cowing took his seat on the bench in Part ,
OF the Court of General Sessions and proceeded 20
dispose Of the criminal on the calendar. As
sistant District Attorney Rollins was tho prose-
cutting officer and most of the early part
OF the session was occupied in fixing days
for the trial OF several homicide cases. The
first sentence imposed by tho City Judge was on
William Henry Howard, an ex-convict, who pleaded
guilty to the charge OF stealing $40 from Till ut No.
7W broadway. He sent to the state Prison tor
years. Judge Cowing was subsequently engaged
in the hoariny OF of minor importance. Among
the legal fraternity present he created most favora
bio Impression.
The New York herald., 1879-01-07
CUSTOMS RECEIPTS.

Collector Merritt yesterday transmitted to the
Treasury Department the report of Mr. H. c. Lake. Su
perintendent of the United States Weighers Depart
ment for the ten months ending December 81. 1878.
The report states that the total expense of weighing
merchandise during that period $55 969 SO, and
that the expense OF weighing merchandise during the
corresponding period OF 1877 was s23s,341 o. Since
the weight OF sugars showed net gain OF 4434 s3S
pounds.
The amount of duty collected on passengers bag
gage in 1876 $544 2O in 1877 SS2.261 IS, and
in 1878. sl42530 49, In July the collections amounted
424 IS: in October to $37 sAS 69 in November to
S11 96O 49, and in December to $6Oi4 54. The sys-
tenn of passengers making out declarations went into
effect in September, 1868. During the four following
months S4,5 ,591 90 collected while in the follow
ing year. 1864, SS5S2 "a received from passengers
as duties.
The New York herald., 1879-01-07
REAL ESTATE.
The following sales were made on the Real Estate
Exchange, January g.

The following sales were made on the Real Estate
Exchange, January 6:-
r.. v. HARNETr
Foreclosure sale-Louis p Kirches, refcree-of
the store and dwelling, with lot 256xl0l.s, No.
1881 ID Nv, lu22 IT. n of SD ST.; to Abra-
ham Quackcnbush, Jr....... $24,OOO
JANIS N. OAKLEY d co.
Jefferson NJ. Levy. .referee-Foreclosure sale of the
aS.. e. =. e75 IT, s. Of SD st. to psintif $4,000
n. r.. FAlRcHILD.
John Schlag, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS sale of the
store and dwelling, with lot 2l.ox76, No 413
Houston ST.. q. s., ~ 10 It, G. OF Sheriff st.; to IL.
HUGH n. CAMP.
Erastus +. Brown, refereeForeclosure. sale of the
two houses with lots, each l6x5O, Nos $50 and
:552 East l2Oth ST.. 6S II. W. of 1st av.; one to
plaintiff, $3, 100; the other to William Green, Jr,
wINANs DAVIES
William r. Dixon. referee-Forecosure sale of three
lots, each 25x7O, on Sd av, s. c. corner of Spring
place esd ward; to plaintiff 5000
c. j. LYON.
John G. Bushnell, refcree-Foreclosure sale Of the
buildings with lot, 5Oxl5l 3. known as lot No.
tho map of the village of Mott Haven
Cottage ST. esd ward; to plainf.... 1000
Total. .$63 75O
The New York herald., 1879-01-07
IMPORTANT TO CAR CONDUCTORS.

In order to secure the position of conductor the
Second Avenue Railroad the applicant is required to
deposit s25 with its treasurer and to enter into an
agreement that such amount shall be forfeited to the
OF the company should he fail to return the full
fares violate any of its rules. Joseph Katz some
time since secured position this road conduc-
tor and signed agreement of the kind mentioned.
Hc reported short by tho inspector OF the
company and discharged and the return of his
deposit refused He therefore brought suit before
Judge Gcdney, in the Eighth District Court against the
company test the validity OF the contract and that
Judge held the against public policy and Illegal,
and ordered Judgment against the company. From
this judgment Mcssrs. Howe N Humme who repre-
sent the railroad company. appealed TO the General
Term oil the Court OF Common Pleas. Before Chsef
Justice Daily and Justices Van Drunt and Larremore
the case yesterday fully argued. and that Court
reversed tho judgment of Judge Gcdney, thus affirm
ing the legality OF the contract.
The New York herald., 1879-01-07
JUSTICE PINCKNEY's TRIAL.

At the investigation yesterday of tho charges pre-
crred against Justice Walter =. rinckncy the nrst wit
ness examined was Mr.. James II. Covoy manager of
tho tiotcl Bristol lie said he had had several cases
,ried before the Justice and saw him undcr the
inhuence of liquor while ON the bcnch.
MI. Nathan j. Rose, manufactures Of cigars, said
The New York herald., 1879-01-07
THE VANDERBILT WILL.

The argument before Surrogate Calvin in the mat
ter of the petition of Cornelius j. Vanderbilt, asking
for enonment of the executors of the Vanderbilt
will, was yesterday adjourned until next Monday.
owing to the absence of Mr. Choate, who is ut West
Point, engaged in the Fitz John Porter case.
The New York herald., 1879-01-07

he had seen Justice Pinckney the bench and con-
sidered him q sober man
Mr.. John s. GRADER. lawyer, said he had argued
many cases before Justice Pinckney and always found
him Just and courteous.
The case was adjourned until haf-past three P. M.
The New York herald., 1879-01-07
GENERAL SESSIONS ASSIGNMENTS.

General Sessions for the year 1879 is a. follows:-
January-Part 1, Judge Gildersleeve; Part 2, Judge
Cowing. Februsry-Part l. Recorder Hackett; Part
2. Judge Cowng. March--Part l, Judge Gildcrslecve
Part z. Recorder Hackett. Aprl--Part 1, Judge
Cowing; + IT =. Judge Gildcrslcevo. May-Part 1,
Judge Cowng; Part 2, Recorder Hackett. June
TART Judge Gilcrsleove Part 3 locorder Hackctt.
Jnly-itecordcr Hackett. August-Judge Giderseeve.
Septembcr-Part l. Recorder Hackett; Part 2, Judge
Gildersleeve. October-part I, Judge Cowing; Part
2, Judge Gidersiecve. Novcmbcr-part 1, Recorder
Ilackott; Part 2. Judge Cowiup. Dcccmber-Part l.,
judge Cowing; Part 2. Judge liiluerslseye.
The New York herald., 1879-01-07

MARRIED.
BERNHARD-TINKER.-On January 6, by the Rev.
DIR. Scudder. HENRY BERNHARD, of Brooklyn, to MIN
ME MARKS TINKER, of New York.
BRYAN-CARrENTER.-O April %, 1878. by the Rev.
p. $. Henson, Mr.. GEORGE BRYAN to Miss CLARINDA
r. CARPENTER. all of Philadelphia.
MoRsE-M -MANN.-January 4, at the residence Of the
brides parents. by the Rev. DIR. Scudder, WALDO ].
MORSE to KATE, daughter of George NJ. Mann, Esq,
all of Brooklyn. No cards.
San Francisco papers please copy.
PowERs--vIcKERs.-InB Brooklyn, January 2, by the
Rev. Stephen H. Camp, WALTER E. POWERS to Miss l.
A. s. VIcKERs, daughter of Major John Vickers.
RoBERsoN-RHoNE.-Mr. WILLIAM ROBERTSON and
Miss MARY RHoNE joined in marriage, by Rev. T.
Bird on Thursday evening, January 3 1879. at the
residence of the brides parents. 40 West 1l9th st.
The New York herald., 1879-01-07
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
ENGAGED
MARRIED

ENGAGED.
PERLE--NEwMAN.-MAx PERLE to Miss AMELIA
NEWMAN, both of this city. No cards.
New-York tribune., 1879-06-06

also 7d do Juy and August deiyory I'D also ,d also
7iisd, 7sds do August ann septsmOfr deiLySty Nso
do. october and Soyemper deny 'ry 81 ,,,... c.,
IIyEKPoOI. June 6-l;30 m.-adding Upisnas 'oitpn
sd Msa,ns 9yslJs ,,s,a ii q, ~ 30 Sraaar 3. ss
iYPRPOOL. June "a .. m.-Ihs ssios oi Colrh t"fV
inclsdes $500 baes American Fu 1rrs-' p.n' Ion ma;
ding cause Juy and August delivery, fIsLi 90 ,un "a
sepember delivery. sL do. september @ao '''O' "'''
AUo5sTA June 5Cotto. firm; Niadnmg, lGA9I2 !; "
Mdding. 124aI27so. Good Ordinary, i2e.' recais IDo
BALTIMORE June 5-Cotton doll: gfdiins. lSirses -.
Mdrng lITsc Good Ordinary l2lc gross re- f1ts -
bales; exports 10 bales saos 20 bales ste r.
boston June 6-cotton dun M1ddnng. isa-c- Jow std.
ding. ioe Good Ordinary Iz'c net reeeipts 90 O"ess
JHaeLEsfoS June 5.-Cotion quieti M,ddhne l2erJ
Low Mlddlng. IZkc.. Good Ordinary l2c.. ue rp,s.
exports coaswIse l40 bales sales 80 ses iek.
CISCISYArT June 5Co.ton firm afdnnr. i3c Low MA,
ding l23.c; Good Ordinary l2kc.; receipts ~ b9iest
shpInente 405 baos; sales, lO3 bs.es siock l2 D"s
Niddlinz l2c llS,o-; uet recsiDts. 100
bales exports coaswse 1925 bales sales l42 baes SOCK
I.oUfsyIIIR June 5-Cotton steadys Middlne. 13c
NRMPHIs jane 5.-COtton firm; Mdflng. l2ac receipts,
63 bales shipments s51 bales sales 100 bales stock iSoo
NEwoRry,xs June 5-cotton dali and easy AZ quotations
Midd.ng l29.os Low MidaRg II Be 'so9d o5dnsIy ~ ~.
net ,oeeP5: o. oaes ,s soi S D,es: '"es 'o
June 5-COttoI quiet; miGcluz, l3'5rt
Middnc. l3c; Good Ordinary l2hy; gross receips.
3oo bales; ae @63 bales spDner lef baes s0ck oooi
bales -
June 5-Cottcn quiet steady Midilns ~ 2cJ
Mddng, l2c GOOD OrduafY. II &c: net feceipfs
bales, exports log bales stock 27.S bales
ST. LOUIs, juno 5.-Cotten firm A.ddhng. l2se Low
Hldfl,g l2pc; Uooi Ordinary, i2c receipts l2 bales
shipments. bales; stock. s.2l9 bales
wilmington. Juue j.-Cott0r nrm; Aiddiing l2pci Low
Niddng l24c. Good Ordinary, IA &c; net receipts.
bales; stock. 800 bales.
New-York tribune., 1879-06-06
FI-RnpEAN FINANCIAL MARKEr5

IoNpos June 5-l23O mConsols 97'ie for money 9l =
,or te accnunt L. bonds four cents. lOi's Nee-
rv.s lo57s Railway shares 2sis do preferred o.
NeW.Jerse Centfai, b39 ,-.--- -. 49,. uor
I1SpOs June 5-1:30 p. mParfs adyees quote h'o poi
cent renies france 10 confines oi the account .,
ioNuoS Jrne 5-3 u. m.-The bullion In tho BaDk OF
niand has decreased 2760OO during the past week ne
of The Bank To liability Wlch
ast week was per b2is per cent Eilo hA
shares. 2s4 o-a a.. ,,ooor OF Z.
%, the account o. -. bonds four per cents lOo
Psnn.viyana Central 81; NewJersey CentraL %. @ no
an,, ~ hnlon Wthdrs the Bank OF England on
10 sav sdyoes quote nvo pei cen'
rsntes al lg francs 40 centimes Tor tho account
IOSDos June $3.50 m.-Consols, " sa ior moneS'V
for the account -. anna.
,,.sts Iune London. 70 francs ~ cen-
The Bank frnhco ms IN
era sed q 200 francs during the past week
New-York tribune., 1879-06-06
THE STATE OF TRADE.

LIVERPOOL June 5.-POrk.Prmo Mess Eastern; dnl
s'eany AZ Cd short RID stcayat "G Long Clear dull at
2.d Sh0ri clear dull Il Cd Hams-Iong Cut steady at
3g shoulders steady az Becf-Idia Mess steady al
III; Meas dIl at 81; Prime Mess steady at a6
Iard-Prme Western steady at 323d Talow-Pfine CITY
duII al Si. Turpeniihe-Sputs, dull ut III. KOsn -
Common dull Sd; steady at 10 3D. Cheese-Amerca
Choice steldy at new Lard oil steady 3i FOurtXIa
dull at % 3D. Wheat-Spring No 3 dull at 1dj No
Q spring, AT 85d.; New Western Winter dull al
e2f New southern Winter duh st 95d. Corn-No
Mixed, steady s2d. per ceDfal; Old Mixed dull al
IA Id per GENITAL Cotton Seed on Yellow AmencaD steady
az 29. Rosn-CoIanOn, at London. steady at Add Tur
pentlne-Siirits, at London. steady al 2li6d
LIVERPOOL. June 5-l230 mCheese AZ per cwt Tor h'
best grades LaId 34Gd per cwt for American
TallOw, 81 Der cwt
ASrSERP o.-Petroleum 20is francs for fine pale
RRFMES June 5.-PetroIeum 8 marks 10 pienuIgs
New-York tribune., 1879-06-06
LIVE STOCK MARKErs-RY TELEGRAPH

BUPYALo. June 5-CArTIE-ReceiDts to-day. l08S head
week thus 9SG head against 1O6 head
time last wees consigned through 3Ib oars
Market dun and decnng prices fully c. OF on best grades
and Common TO Fair lots sales OF G0.d 10 Choce
steers - Extra 5 Medium - lVdSl 20 Cows
Heiiors 80 50d<3 10 stock and Mixed Buchels
lots very loads out 10 hold until next
sales SOckers S3HS so Mixed Butchers 81 80
as 2j Hofers s575dS4 20 Mixers ana Springers
dun and IN light demand prIces fom - 10 - peT bead
OF Common 70 Choice <l9oSS2 per head Neals
lower Choice to PRIME quOabe at 50 1894 Heavy Fed
s3HS 40.
SHEEP AND LANBs-Receips to-day 2.l00 head total for
far 1850 head against 900 heal for the
week consigned through 70 cars; marset
slow with limited demand both for Eastern aud
local traie 10 Good clipped Sheen. IS 25aS3 rs
% Heavy Export sheep 50 1So -;
D remain IN the yards unsold
HoGs-Rec .pts today 2.925 head total for the week
against 22 $50 head for the time
week. through l6 supply hardly equal
demand only safe; Workers, Good 10
Choice 81 6OdT3 60 Medium and Heavy, S3 b3ds3 20
Stl Ped ~ - 30 All offerings disposed Of
CHICAGO June 3. 5.-HcGs-Kecgpts. 2IOno had Strip
menis 1000 head market slow ana &c. lower Mixed
Packing 20 80 Gt3 50 Light. s3 5Hs3 6J Choice Heavy
80 5JdsS G5 market closed weak win many Common lots
unsod. 80.
CATiiK-Receipts $500 head: shipments, 2,100 head
market more active. Export anu Shpp X, ~ 25@S'
Feeders amt StOcsers in better demand at - 1oGsJ 80 GOOD
Fat Butchers AMI steady Common penty ana So"
ins s2as2 90 some at 81 600sl 40 Texans So GOGsS
Corn Fed. - 15a$3 90.
SHsRPR Receipts loo head; shipments 200 ieadi mar
ket unchanged at e3G!3 Do.