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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-28
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

E, CAsSIDY's HOTEL-Heo c Enringer. John
Marx, Wm Jonas. Hazlehurat, Miss: Eaward I
Trarrey, Tbos E Maysou. Henry Behan, city
= l, ), Medrah. Brooknaven.- Miss; a Harrison
louisiana. G Baulke. city: John NJ Bloom.
field; Pass Christian: b F wilson. Mississippi
III + \ Moran. Louisiana; Chas Stewart. McCnmb
lDnorss. Rotterdam. Holland: W Kelly. st
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JUDICIAL ADvERTIsEmrr.
LEGAL NOTICES.

In the Waiter o. the LiquIdasiss = 7
Tradesmen,s Fire Insurance Oompsn,
i ish Of Orleans. No. 10 15s-Nat,enaI Il IL
by given to the creditors OF said co,r. Y 4!
and to all other persons. herein lntarsessE.s3
show cause within ton Days from nv s v
notification, II any they have or can ny l H. j.
account presented by 9. y: Ogden. o W,
pany. should not be approved and s1 NY "
gated, IN the funds distributed in an WEI
Herewith. - '0Volalll
By order Of the court
ss23 % Oc3 THOMAS DTTYFv NJ.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-28

Parieian Of the Parisians mounted to the
impertale Of an omnibus fortnight ago, and
turning to the passengers, cried: "Have you
himself head foremost into the road His
skull was fractured by the shock, and his legs
were cut off by the wheels OF the vehicle.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-28
FROM From Internal

Total. ....-......e5 .404, 423 ~ s27. ass. OOA Is
Thus 1t is seen that the South contributed
more than thirty-two and half millions Of
revenue to support government from whose
administration her people are practically o.
traclsed, and against whose people the Repub-
Il can party ID waging continuous warfare.
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are firmly held, with orders ahead Of produce
ton both for home and export trade

THE South AND RIVER IMPROVEMENTS
I'VE sincerely hope that when appropriations
for Southern improvements are asked OF Con-
gress that Northern Congressman will re-
member the losses incurred by their constt-
uents through the peculiar ideas entertained
in the South regarding monetary obligations.
Northern people have been sufficiently taxed
already for Southern Improvements through
the reputation Of debts Incurred for the con-
structton OF rail ways and other purposes. AS
many Of Its railways built for nothing, we
think 1t should now be able to develop its
river trade through small expenditure OF
southern money.'-[New York Indicator.
We cannot see, however, that the peculiar
ideas entertained at the South regarding
with the question Of river improvements;
neither Ia the case one that iustities the Ill
natnred slur OF our New York CONTEMPORARY.
Without attempting to defend the bad policy
Of reputation under any circumstances, we
believe that the Southern States which are
burdened with excessive debts are entitled to
some lenency OF criticism for scaling them
down. At best they will find 1t q long and
painful process to get their necks out OF the
yoke and as for their improving tho navtga-
ton Of the Mississippi and other streams to
any permanent or satisfactory extent out of
their own pockets, it is simply financial i'm
possibility. These improvements. more
over, are not Of local character; they con-
cern the great West and Northwest quite as
much as they do the South. The river
trade" OF Mississippi and Louisiana is but
drop In the bucket to the stupendous COM
merce that should flow between those States
to Southern markets and the sea; and the
Congressman OF Illinois, Missouri or Iowa
who should argue the cutting off OF river ap-
propriations to spite New Orleans would soon
lind himself invited to make room for more
Intelligent successor Louis Republican.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-28

STREET LAETERNs-The Insurance OIL Tank
Company are prepared to supply cities, towns
hotels. pubic buildings and gardens with the
best styles Of lanterns at very low prices
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-28

TRADE AT MANCHEsTER.-Fro the pro-
ducrrs' point OF view things certainly are
again going from bad to worse. and the means
OF ourtailing production are freely discussed.
Notwithstanding the slender support given
by Manchester, the cotton market continues
gradually to harden. purely upon cotton sta
ttstlcs The position now is pretty nearly as
bad as it was when, some months ago, pro-
duction was really checked, and spiuners
agree that 1t must be checked again. Endeav-
ors are being made to do this by combination,
but many people trust more to individual ac-
tioD. So unpleasant. however. is stoppage of
machinery in any form and from oil points OF
view that hitherto few active measures have
been taken, and cotton has 1t all ts own way.
Merchants are certainly abstaining from spec
uIative action, and this Is generally allowed to
be good for ali parties concerned.-[ Marches
ter Examiner
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-28

Railroad box cars that few years ago cost
as high as $1,000 each can now be bought for
$500 each. 1t is worth inquiring to what ex-
tent shippers are getting the advantage Of
this decline In the cost Of transportation.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-28

So great has been the demand for gold from
the Bank OF France for shipment to America
that the bank now charges premium OF
about lilo of per cent for gold, In COMPARE
son with silver.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-28

FOREIGN BREADsTUFF EXPORTS fol-
lowing were the exports from the four lead
ing cities OF the Atlantic seaboard for the
dates named:
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-28
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
TRADE ITENs. ETC.

The cotton market opened strong yester-
slay. but In consequence OF the liberal offer
inas it gave way and ruled easy, with ton
dency TO 20 lower. and at the close the sales
aggregated only 1900 bales.
An New York spot cotton advanced nc, with
ue,as If 2g7 bales, and $500 bales delivered on
contracts the market closing quiet In fu-
t,,ras there was decline Of twenty points on
delivery for September, and from five to nine
no,nts on subsequent months. The tone OF
the market was easy and the sales amounted
to Al, 900 bales.
The Liverpool market was firm, showing
m advance Of lied, with sales OF 1000 bales,
IF which G75o were American The receipts
were o4oO bales Of which $500 were American.
Middling Orleans is now quoted In liverpool
at 9 13-16d, against 9-16d last year at this
time.
The worlds cotton supply yesterday WAS
g16,432 bales, against 1,043,so1 bales at the
same time last year.
There was not much demand yesterday for
sugar, and the market ruled quiet and firm.
Grain was not much Inquired for. but not
Nithstanding this fact prices ruled firm.
The provision market yesterday was duly
quiet, though prices for the most part were
steady to strong, especially for clear bacon
sides, which soleipat &c. Mess pork advanced
rs cents per barrel.
During the past two days there has been q
sharp reaction In wheat at the West, the
effect OF which has been to stimulate buyers
OF -four and call them out in force The re-
suit IL seen In the amount OF trading done
here yesterday, the particulars Of which are
given In our regular report The sales
amounted to 1890 barrels at full prices. The
movement was confined to family. choice and
fancy grades Of flour. M55-.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-28

State Ccnsols continue inactive, and there
was only sale yesterday OF $4,000. Quota
aons are unchanged. In Premium Bonds
there was considerable movement, and $780,
900 were sold. and they closed at 27s4@277s,
against 275s0l27a1 on Friday,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-28

1t Is probable that the Illinois insurance
law, State rights enactment In a certain
sense, will soon be tested as to Its constitu-
donality. 1t provides that all companies do
Ing business In that State must file stipula-
ton to the effect that they will not remove
suits from State to Federal courts. A Brook
iyn company refuses to comply with til. and
Lhe Auditor has directed 1t to cease opera
ssass 1os0yin it, agents that II they disre-
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-28

According to the circular Of Messrs. g. e.
Lawrence & Co, 1919 packages OF butter were
received here for the week ending yesterday,
against Gil packages during the previous
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-28

ELOUR-This turned out TO be day OF ex-
cttement 10 -four, The reaction Ia wheat at the
buyers to operate freely. and the day closed
with sales amounting to 1890 barrels. including
some z5pU bbfs for export Baie5-e5 bbEa III
81 Sol 49, 40 and 100 ut IS: 100 at IS 35: rs at
IS 37a 100 ut S. co. so ut s. 10; 3d. 70 30 800 300
and 3o' Of IS 10; 1o4 at S. s5: $50 at IS s7ta 1879
100 At Sc is; 7e and SIS bbls on private terms
We quote: Fine So 25a3 SO; superfine So rs
"a; extra 81 1904 30: double extre - 1916;
choice IS e2hub s7h: fancy seas as u bbl.
DenleIs obtain higher rates.
CORN MEA Lr-Ihere was only q small inquiry
for meal to-day and prices were easy. choice
qualities sol.ing on the landing at 80 1000 so -
Dbl and by dealers out OF store ut 81 6ody2 G5 .
GRITs-Choiee pearl on landing % 4o@s 80;
80 eo@s s. in store. Fair to good Western 90 So
@3 49sx I,andIng jobbing at % bo0s go y Dbl.
RYE FLOUR-tQntet; 50 26t@3 90.
HOMlNY-s3@ 10 wholesale: iobblng at SO as
POKK-!Holders asked higher. prices to-day
because Of the advance at the West, and some
email sales were reported at the improved rates.
We quote standard mess at $40 % dealers Oh.
taening higher rates. Bales-25 bbls at $40 20 p
DRY SALT MEATs--Are quiet and firm,
with q fair demand. We quote shoulders TX
gis for Loose. and 49,. for packed; Dealers
shoulders at 47.c; Sc boxes clear sides on pri-
.BAcoN-Clear sides. being scarce, are held
closing: Shoulders 41s@41lc.. clear rib sides
6asg61sc, ana clear sides &c p ID. Dealers OBJ
t4,n higher rates. sales-l casks clear sides
HAMs-The demand Is slow but prices are
as In brand and and size: ordinary hams, are quiet
tain an advance. sales-25 ttecrces small hams
at Zoe; 25 terces medium at exc p ID.
LARD-Tnere Is only moderate movement
reported Ia the local trade, but the tone Of the
Tor tierces. as In quality and brand. Smaller
packages sell at an advance of N051c on these
rates; Dealers obtain higher rates.
BREAKFAST BACON n good request
and s.9sIe for choice. Dealers obtain the
PACK ERs' HOG PRODUJTs-Dealers are
selling on orders In the job trade at IS 1896 p hi
Dbl for pig pork; IS 5t@9 . Dbl for rump ,rk,
% 259s 81 for prime pork. 50 50 for prime mess,
50 25@9 50 for family mess.
WHlSKY-Is qnet and steady. Choice West
ern 81 osF9l 10. ind fair to good Western 81 05@
CORN-supply fair and market firm. Vel
10y b6c. white IS: p pushel.
-. pa Z. moderate and prices easy at 500
BRAN-btock light and market firm at 10000
HAY-Is In light supply and prices are firm.
oaGiee $24@25 prime s22623 p ton.
WHEAT--Nsstern 81 000I IL p bushel.
RYE-ls quoted at $4,000 p bushel: market
RICE-steady. Prime s2 osysc, good szaas.c,
TAR s5sn, ordinary 61sc, common &c. and No.
POTATOES Western are ateady Peerless
81 1902 25 Dbl: russete 50 1902 SO: early rose
oNIoNs-Lizht supply and steady at 81 Is
CABB aGEs-Firm at g 25@2 rs p box.
APPLES-s2 5og4 p bbt.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-28

The steamer Reubens arrived yesterday
from Rio de Janeiro with 49, 143 bags Of coffee.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-28

The New York Financial Chronicle thinks
that there is little reason to anticipate that
for the current year 1879 the total earnings Of
leading railroads will greatly exceed the
earnings In 1878. a general Improvement in
business will unquestionably lead to an in
crease In railroad earnings, but that Increase
should come gradually, and can hardly be
felt to great extent In sngle year.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-28

The party In New Orleans who sent the
above invoice of potatoes to Havana, received
as the proceeds Of the sale sight draft on
New York for S135 60.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-28
AUCTION SALES.
by Montgomery d o..

FINE PARLOR SUITS In REPS nm,
Carpets. In very good order 49,
sideboard. Extension Table
Chairs. Walnut Victoria Bedrona. \.
Crockery, Glassware, and com nlst. 8 y
ment Of Housekeeping articles all 4. 'ss
lept condition and Of good qnalitv hs.ss
entire contents Of the well-furnishaa Il
ing, No. AGA Magazine street. w
WILL BE BOLD AT AUCTION ~.
" premises,. on account of ds.s,avs "
TUESDAY, September 80, ut II I n,eInrInrA
Sale positive. MON GOMEpvy lg,ck
- ., ss----- Auetioness|
MoNTdOMERY d CO.. AUoTToNVss
~ halesrOom 81 Camp street. ArmosMA
Solicit consignmehts Of Household III. Aa
Carpets, Paintings. Libraries and uaanaa2
Merchandise for their regular ann, usls
hold mt II o'clock q. m. everu In,ar Ivgy9sIs d
THU ttSDAY and SATURDAY.. AVASD&
Sales at residences attended to at 80,
charges. = - Moae1
It Co, -
NI AUGTIONEERS.
VIII sell Horses. Mules, Cows rar~,...!.
Harness at auction, at
MONTGOMERY's TATTEgSAr,.
No. 10 Raronne street.
every, WEDNESDAY and sATURnlv J.
O'Clock. 1A1 n
ConsiRnments of stock solicited .r,..
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-28

The recent death Of Mr.. Robert Goelet In
New York recalls incidents Of the history Of
that city, and presents In al almost startling
manner the great increase In the value Of
city real estate. Ground that was bought by
the father Of the dead millionaire for SIS is
now worth thousands Of dollars, the com
bined estate Of the two brothers Robert and
Peter, the latter OF whom is still living being
estimated at something near $5O,O0O,oo0. It
Is somewhat noteworthy fact that almost
all the real estate owned by them remains
intact, as twas left to them by their father.
30 conservative have they been In their busi-
ness transactions.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-28

HAVANA CHARGEs.--The following copy Of
an account sales Of forty-one barrels Of pota-
Toes sent from this city, and sold In Havana
for account Of one Of our prominent mer-
chants, gives good idea Of the extent and
number OF charges imposed in that city:
Al barrels potatoes. -...............s57 90
per cent OIL. ..... ................ "a &c
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-28

The running Of trains is to be resumed Inn
mediately On tho Memphis and Little Rock
Railroad, In accordance with resolution Of
the Arkansas State Board OF Health, adopted
on the twenty fourth instant, and hereafter no
restrictions will be placed on the landing OF
boats at Hopefeld, the river terminus OF the
road opposite Memphis.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-28

The capital OF the associated Banks Of New
York cs.ly has been reduced s3,s25,ooo In the
last twelve months by writing Of bad debts
and by returning money to shareholders. the
total share capital being $6o,8oo,2OO now,
against $64 625, 200 at this date last year. This
fact Is commended by the Shipping Gazette
TO the school Of flnancers who systematically
nllude to the national banking system as a
very profitable monopoly
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-28
COMM ERClAL.
0FyIUE OF NEW ORLEANS DF.MOCRAT. /
Saturday Evening. September AZ, 1879. ]

COTTON-There was not much demand TO
cotton to-day. and up to tho close of the marke
only 1900 bales changed hands.
The following Ia the official closing of the Got
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-28

To the demand for small bills is added an
urgent appeal from many localities for more
pennies. The Secretary Of tic Treasury has
ordered the Philadelphia mint to produce
enough OF the latter to meet all applications.
As to the former, the statement recently IS
sned is reiterated. In return for bankers
drafts on New York the treasury will ship
bills OF any denomination desired, but with
out expense or risk to the government. The
reason advanced for not sending the currency
to the Western subtraasuries is that their
clerks are too few to permit Of the perform
ance or additional duties.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-28
NEW ORLEANS STOCK EXCHANGE sALRs.
rTpaT

New YORK Sept. 81 Evening -Money active
407: change 4s1 . oD481h Governments surong
and higher; new 5s 1903. AS 1O5x. "A Iolk
State bonds dull
TIE STOCK MARKET.
New YORK. Sept, 27.-The following Is tho
closing stock report:
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-07-03
BIRTHS AND DEATHS

The Record Of the Board of Health for
J"ne--A Total of Fvty-sir Births aud
Fitty Deaths.
The following statistics are taken from
the report of the board of health for the
month of June:
The births during the month include,
males, 81; females, rs: total, Sc. ..... ..
Nativity of parents American, 81; Ger
many, ID; Ireland, 6; Scandinavia, 2; b.
-hemian, p French, 2; total, Sc.
Wards-First ward, ID; Second ward, 5;
Third ward, ID; Fourth ward, 5; Fifth ward,
Z; Sixth ward, Z; total, Sc.
1t is very evident that the births are not
nearly all reported, and the medical profes-
sion are again urgently requested to send in
their reports promptly.
The deaths during June include: Males,
%; females, 20; total, 80. Married, IL;
widows, l; widowers, L; single, 81; total, SO.
Nativities-Minneapolis 81; other parts
of Minnesota, /; other parts of the United
States, 8; Germany, 3; Ireland, 8; Scandi-
navia, 1; other forign countries, 2; total, so.
Ages-Under years, 81; under year,
49, from to 2 ears, 6; 2 to 3, l.; to 4, l;
to 5, l; to 10, 2; 10 to 20, 6; 20 to 80, 2;
30 to 40, 81 40 to so, 8; so to 60, 3; 60 to 70,
2; 70 to 80, l; 80 to 80, 1; total, SO. ~.
Wards-First ward, Z; Second, 8; Third
5; Fourth, 6; Fifth, 10; Sixth, IA; outside
2; total, so.
Comparative monthly mortality-June
1877, %; June, 1878, 20; May, 1879, "a
June, 1879, 80.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-07-03
receipt 5000; easier; 2.7s@47s; lambs 1902 90

receipt 5000; easier; rs; lambs l.b002 90
= NV Yoax. July 2..ootton duh It l27-le@
or receipts 1000 barrels; superne state aud vest
40; good to choice 4.250l.5S: white wheat e1-
tro, 80 11s@s IS: e1trs Ohio on@s00; st. Loui-,
ae 2s.n, m ESQ patent soo@77s whss
TO; No. do, $l.O60l.O6; ungraded do, 500: un-
graded winter red, $l10D1, -; No ado, l.l6n @1.7:
Me- amber .s's. l as No. hn. Snte t2A
Rye quiet Barley dull. Malt quiet. Corn slight
y 10 buyers favor; receipts. $4,000; ungrsded,
receipts. ~ 900 bushels; mixed western, S5 800:
white western, $50 aOc. Hay dull. Hops steady.
Coffee, firm. Sugar, demand; fair to xood refining,
6N @6nc. Molasses quiet Rice duh and unchanged.
troleum firm; no refined offered; united II A@D2lb
crude. 1O5@l .O6x; refined l07. Tallow quiet but
steady. Resin duh and unchanged. Tmpent,ne
10. Leather, hemlock, sole, Buneos Ayres and Rio
Grande light middles and heavy weights .2N022c.
Wool, domestic fleece 20@4bc; pulled, Nsd4Oc; un-
quiet and steady. Out meats dull long clear mid
dies, S. 10000; short clear, $50. Lard quiet;
prime pnn steam $500 Butter dull and unchanged
LOS. Metals quiet and unchanged.
B.sToN, July Flour quiet western anrer6ne
Ss 49,, common extra $s75@4a Wisconsin
and IN Michigan 81 76a6b1; Illinois and Indiana
Corn R1s and unchanged o
LONDON, July 2-Reaned petroleum IS AID.
ANTWERP, July 2-Petro'eum If.
LIVERPOOL, July Cotton steady; G 10 6O7d:
sales sow bales; for speculation and EXPORT 900
bales: American $500 bales. Bresdstnffs steady
California white wheat IS 6d@os 3D. California white
wheat club 9s 2d@9s I'D red western spring No.
to No. 7s I'D eo8s Sd; red western winter No
to No. ss Cd mss sd Corn, new sestern mixed
Be lid Oats, American Sc Cd. Flour, western canal
Be- 6d@l0s ID. Tallow fine American gas 3D.
New York. July 2.-Dry goods. cotton goods
market quiet. prices strong, and bleached cottons
are advancing. Prints in light demand Law
fairly active Mems wear woolens quiet and steady
Flannels and blankets In fair request. Foreign
goods generally Arm
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-07-03
LNrLi1ae Regatta.

The Lurline Boat club has made arrange
ments for regatta at Lake Calhoun at 4
O'Clock on the afternoon of the 4th. The
programme is as fellows:
Race for Crews-the "Louise'- Charles
Baker, bow; Geo. Tilfer, second; George r.
Knettle, third; G. A. Heffelfnger. stroke.
"Minnie Mac''-A. w. Krech, bow; Asa
Wilcox, second; w. w. Ross, third; A. E.
McMullen, stroke. ...-... ..-.-
For Working Boats-"Christine'' "A. A.
Pond, bow; Geo. Webster, stroke. ...
"Carrie Belle''-W. w. Ross, bow; II. r
Rand, stroke. -u-...
Race for Crews-s'New Shell'--Chas. Nc
Q. Reeve, bow; Will L. Bassett, second; R
R. Rand, third; Ralph Whitney, stroke.
"Louise" Vet Chase, bow; Thos. Lever
ing, second; Toney lowering, third; Ed.
Clement, stroke.
Single Sculls-Mel. n. Eddy, A. w.
Krech, Will Bassett and Vet Chase.
Tub races and swimming matches will con-
clude the programme.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-07-03
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

M1LwAuKEE, July Flour quiet and I'M
changed but In fair demand. Wheat opened firm
and closed steady; low grades scarce; No. hard
LOS; No. 98Ac; July, 9Shc; August $3.50; Sep.
TENDER 9lAc; No. 8. S2c1s No. 4, 75Hc; rejected
$50. Corn shade fr1ner and in coed demand: No
2, 361tc. Oats easier and less active; No. ?, SIC
Rye nominally lower; No. l, Sic. Barley nominaliy
unchanged. No. O., &c. sProYiaions quiet and easy
mess pork quiet ct $50 cash.. LARD, prime steam
610. Hogs lower; $S.3O03.75. Treights, wheat to
Buffalo 202hc. Receipts, 1905 barrels dour: 4, )
40 bushels wheat. Shipments, 5000 barrels flour
A, sos bushels wheat. 1900 sTs5-.-s--
oHIcAao, July 2.-Hog receipts $4,000; ship
ments 1000: allow; mixed packing 35O@3 10; Hight
3.7593.9O; choice heavy .76@3.9G. Cattle receipts
l. 6OOss shipments $500; more active: prime heavy
.sO@s 10; fair to good shipping 4.oo@i.6o. Sheep