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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1879-07-04

= The Probate Court for said Dstrit.
To all persons interested in the Estate Of HARRIET
CONANT late Of Guilford in said district deceased,
Greeting
You hereby notified that this Court will decide
upon the allowance Of the account Of Joseph H. Rich
mond Administrator upon said Estate, and decree dis
trbutOn thereof to the persons entitled at the session
thereof to be held at the Probate Once in BratlebOro
on the last Saturday Of July, A. d. 1872 when
and where you may be heard in the premises, II you
cause.
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Manhood: How Lost, How Restored.

- Just published, new edition Of DR.. Culver
wells celebrated essay on the radical cure with
- out medicine) Of SpermAtorrhma or Seminal
Weakness, Involuntary Seminal Losses, lmpOtency,
Mental and Physical Incapacty, Impedments to Mar
riage, etc, also Consumption, Epilepsy and Fits. in
duced by sef-indulgence sexual extravaganza, &C.
The celebrated author in this admirable essay,
clearly demonstrates from thirty years successful
practice that the alarming consequences Of seabuse
may be radically cured without the dangerous of
internal medicine or the application of the knife;
pointing out mode Of cure at once 'nple, certain
and effectual by means of which every sufferer no
matter what his condition may be, may cure himself
cheGply, privately and radically.
GrThis lecture should be in the hands Of every
youth aud every man in the land.
Sent free under seal, in plain envelope, to any ad
dress. Address the Publishers,
THE CULVERWELL MEDICAL CO.,
Al Ann ST., New York Post ONCE BOZ A586.
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Chew JAoksoS's BrsT Sweet Navy Tobacco.
Market Reports.

NEW YORK, Julyl l. Iiuur-Superfne Western
and state, IS 25,aa 80; choice do. OOa sos white
wheat Western extra 5Uta5 10; patent Minnesota
double extra 50d7 rs. Mhcat-No Chicago / %
No. Milwaukee 10: winter red 10. Rye $50 Gle
barley 9Oc. CuTu-steamei mixed ~ l-?c: uneradod
mixed 42c; western yellow &c. Oats-iHi1td West
ern $50 4Oc; white Western 4DGn. Pork-- new mess
elO 40. Butter loo zoe.
CHICAGO, July l. Wheat-No. Chicago spring
81 O3 cash. Corn No mixed $50 35 IL. Oats-No,
a, 32c. Rye 52c. IoGF 50 s. on the spot.
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To all who suffering from the errors and indis-
cretons Of youth nervous weakness early decay loss
Of manhood, &c, will send recipe that will cure
you, FREE OF CHARGE. The great remedy was
discovered by missionary in South America
Send selfaddressed envelope to the REV. JosEFH T.
ISNAS, Station d, Ncu York C1y.
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THIS WEEK
N. |. HAVLEY
OFFERS

ATWOOD Gray CaShmereS 40
inches wide at soc q yard.
Novelties i'm WOrSted Dress
Goods at II ~, IL, 10, 22, %, 80,
37ajOc a yard. A few rich
novelties at ST, 1925, $2.jOa
SO a yard.
An unusually attractive line
of STRIPED INDIA SHAWLS,
Paisley ShaWIS, Wool ShaWIS.
Have a job lot in WOrSted
ShaWlS at very low price.
Handsome new designs in
Lawns and Corded JaCkOnet.
GauZe Underwear for La
dies, Men and Children at %
aj0c a garment.
Ribbons, inch, &c; 1 ii ill.,,
Zoe; 1 81 ill.,, IL 1-2C a yard
all Silk and all The desirable
shades.
Job in Real Linen TOrchOn
LaCe---6OO ydS. at &c; 800 ydS.
at Zoe; 800 ydS. at IL 1-2c.
IOneycOmb Quilts, 60 cents
Crochet Quilts, 81 1-2c,
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= :" - 77''I' ? II =
STATE OF VERMONT. Marlboro, IS.

; Tic TTOUNTV IOUTT IUT NNIU UINTFIII.
To all persons interested in the Estate of RHODA
BEMtS, late Of Dummerston in said District de-
ceased Greeting.
You hereby notified that this Court will decide
upon the allowance Of the account Of Samuel n Bema,
Administrator upon said Estate, and decree disribu-
ton thereof to the persons entitled, at the session
thereof TO be held at the Probate ONCE In Brattebcro
on the last Saturday Of July A. d. 1879, when and
where you may be heard in the premises, If you
cause
q E. W STODDARD Register.
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,NOMMIssIOxERs' NOTICE.
rsTATE OLE Ell r. SMITH.

ESTATE OF ERR II. SMITH.
Theundersiened naying been appointedby the Hon.
Probate Court for the District of Marlboro Commits
sioneTs to receive, examine and adjust all claims and
demands of all persons against the estate of Fri
H. Smith, late OF DrattlebOro in said district, de-
ceased and all claims exhibited in Offset thereto, here
by give notice that will meet for the purposes afore
said, at the dwelling house Of said deceased.
...,........Ou the 9th day Of July and 29th day Of
November next from O'Clock z. NJ. until o'clock
Z. NJ, each OF said days. aud that six months from
tue 4h day Of June, A. ID. 1879, is the time limited
by said court for said creditors to present their
claims to us for examination and allowance
Dated at BrattebOro this 18th day of June, d.
1879
II. X. CHAMBERLAIN Commissioners.
IS o. H. CARPENTER, ''
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1879-07-04
NEW LONDON NORTHERN RAILROAD

TRAINS LEAVE BRATTLEBORo AS FOLLOWS;
Going south.
4:2O a. m. for south Vernon, Springfield, Miller's
Falls Fitchburg, Boston, aud all stations on the
New London Northern railroad. sundays, only
connects for Springfield. Mondays, does net con-
meet Tor Springfield.
1000 a. M, for Conn. River II. r., Millers Falls,
Fitchburg, Boston, HoOsac Tunnel, sc.
3:3T p. ~, White Mountain express for New York.
rs p. m steamboat train for New London and also
for Conn. River Il. r.
Going North.
Trains arrive in BrlttleIoro-
10 :25 a. M, from New London and New York
IL 80 p m. from Mllcrs Falls Hoosac Tunnel, Bos-
ton, fitchburg &c.
2:40 p. M, Express for White Mountains
9: 40 y. m, from Springfield, New York, ne.
$40 p. m, from Boston, Worcester, HoOsae Tunnel
and all stations on New London Northern road.
1895 p. M, from Springfield, New York, &c.
G. +, SPAULDING, Acting Supt.
New London, Conn, July l, 1879. 80
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Births.

In Jamaica, June 20, a to Mr.. and Mrs. +. W.
Prior.
In East Dover, June so, daughter to s. NJ. and
Ada G, Yeaw.
In St. Paul, Neb., June %, daughter, Bcul1h, to
A. q. snd Fannie NJ Kendall, and granddaughter to
Mr.. aud Mr.. samuel More If NcWfane Vt.
In wettmorelHud, n. H, June q, son to Mr.. aud
Mrs Frederic X. Randall.
In PhiladeIhia Pa June 49, ron, Harold l., to J.
d. and Eettie knight Cragiu.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1879-07-04
Deaths.

In Putney, Juu, Is, Mrs. Cyrus Underwood, aged
"a.
In Putuey June 60 Mrs. James Ward. aged 81.
In West TOwuthoUd June 70, Mr.. o. Kmball aged
r.
In HIsdale, y. H., june %, seth poulttle, aged co
In Ahol, Mast., Iule Is. Lucian C., son Of Samuel
In shrrbrooke, T. Q Jun e "a, Howard p, son Of j.
H. and T. s. Kathau, formerly % BrAttleboro, aged Il
years 10 months.
In Saratoga y. Y, June so, Thomas +. Thatcher,
aged Al.
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ArgaI Notirrs.
STATE or VERMONT.
wfNDHAM COUNTY COURT, MARCH TERM, 1879
Nelson CrosI,y =. george n. To,.Ie.

whereas action Ia now pending In said court 10
which Nelson Crosby Of Brattleboro In said county is
plaintiff and George N. Towle Of Detroit In the state
Of Michigan ia defendant In which action the plaintiff
declared against the defendant In plea Of the
upon the common counts Of ihdcbitdiUs dsstnHpst
demanding one thousand dollars damages, and II APP
pears that the defendant has not had personal notice
Of said action
Therefore Il is ordercd that said action be continued
TO the next term Of this court TO be held at NevAne
In aud for said county the second Tuesday Of Sep
TENDER, A. ID. 1870, and that the plaintiff notify the
defendant Of the pendency Of his said action and Of
the term Of the court TO which the Is continued,
by publishing the substance Of his said action with
this order, for three weeks successfully In the Yer
mont Ph1nix, printed at Brattltboro aforesaid the
last publication to be at least six weeks previous 90
said noxt September term which publication will be
deemed sufficient notice 10 said George n Towle to
appear and mako answer to said action.
ROYALL TYLER, Clerk.
1 ~ gronpayp plafntiNsa Attorncv
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Aarriagfs.

In Jamsica, June %, by Rev. o. @. Baker James NJ.
Perry Of Middleton. Conn, and LuTA A. Perry Of J.
In VIII dsor, June 20, by Rev Mr.. Hilton, Charles
,. Kelly Of Bellows Pals ard Addie Bridge q W.
In Litclfeld, Conn, June IL by Rev. A. Mclean,
Nathan j. Hale Of Eratt,d ono and sarah A. Bronson
Of l.,
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Ncm ADVERTISEMENTS.

GRASS FOE SALE Inquire Of LEWIS
N CIRCUIT, Wet Brait.thoIo.
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ALI buyers of Dry Goods
who come to this market are
invited to look through the
stock.
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Special Bargains i'm Shet

ial reduction from previous prices.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-11-13

In London there was an active and buoyant mar
ket for American railway securities. Erie common
rising per cent. to 46 preferred 3. to 72k; new
second consols4. to 92ls, funded Hves A. to 80 90;
consolidated frsts IA, to 10; Reading 4, to 35a4
Pennsylvsnis q to SAX; New Jersey Central Ia to
s91S. and Illinois Central u. to lO2. United States
bonds about q lower. new tours selling at
1861 AIS at 1097s aud fves at 1O5'S. British
soils steady at 97N 9s for both money aud the
account. Bar silver recovered to 53,ad. per ounce
This ticket day on the Stock Exchange. At
Paris the three cent rentes receded s0f 5c and
rallied to SOf S2lsc. The rate for sterling bills
reduced to 25f. 30lsc. or the bullion withdrawn
from the Bank of England to-day f3l0OOO WINS tor
shipment to New York.
In State bends. Alabama class A. advanced to 4s1s.
while North Carolina sixes special tax. third class
declined to Railroad bonds were again active and
buoyant, especially for the junior mortgages. The
great feature OF the market was the enormous
purchases Of the Erie issues. which advanced
sharply. second consols rising from S7A
to 90. and funded ives from s31s to 81. In the
new second consols the transactions aggregated
about 81 100000. Following the sales for the
day.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-11-13
TRADE AND TRANSPORTATION.

The regular monthly meeting of the Board OF
Trade and ranspcrtaton held yesterday, Cap
tain Ambrose Snow, the president. in che chair.
The Executive Committee reported list of about
twelve firms whom they recommended for member
ship. Tn. report received and the members
declared elected. At the previous meeting resolu.
ton adopted to the effect that since the repeal Of
tho Bankrupt law preferences almost univer-
sally made by failing debtors in favor of rela-
tves personal friends. thereby excluding general
creditors from just aud equitable in
the assets OF the debtor and the subject referred
to special committee to report recommendations to
be made to the next Legislature. Mr.. Miller the
chairman reported progress but Mr. Simon
Stornc stated that q committee from the Bar
Association had the subject under con-
sideration. aud he hoped that the commit
tee from the Board would confer with them.
communication received from the National
Board OF Tr>ie to the effect that the tenth annual
meeting would take place on Wednesday. December
10. Captain snow, Mossrs. Sterne and Ihurbcr were
named delegates to represent the New York Board.
letter received from. the New Jersey Associa-
ton requesting the Board to send representative
to OF delegates appointed by each OF the
railroads terminating ut this port the steamship
lines coming here tho Produce Exchange Chamber
of Comm.rc, and other bodies to devise plan for
the economical handling of the commerce OF the
port ON motion of Mr.. Sterne the following reso-
luton Adopted
Reoiycd That Il the Of the New York Board OF
rse and that the unitcd states navtga
r"gs.r 20 foregn built bottom aud owned by cxens of
Ia mi cd
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-11-13
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

Rumors of the failure of Nathan Burnstine,
wholesale dealer in notions in Detroit, Mich.
extensively circulated in this city yesterday and.
account of dispatches received by the New York
creditors, the latter sent De Witt c. Cowdrey. CT
franklin X Cowdrey, to Detroit to make an invesu
CATION Of affairs The dispatches stated that hs
had been sued. his bank account garnisheed. that
i've chatte mortgages assregating ssl,7ss. had been
put upon his stock and that his liabilities about
500 0D0 of which $4,000 said to be due III New
York city.
The committee OF creditors of Stettauer Brothers
Il Co.. dry goods merchants, of Chicago. appointed
ut tho meeting held in the St. Nicholas Hotel. met
yesterday at the Office of the chairman. Mr.. Q. N.
Bliss. Mr.. William simpson, OF William simpsons
X Co.. declined to serve on the committee aud Mr..
James NJ Dunbar OF James l.. Little Co., was
substituted. No conclusion reached as to .
basis of settlement.
DIR. William III. White. of No. 307 Fifth avenue,
made an assignment yesterday to W. j. A. Fuller,
S46342 O5. The assignment it is stated, was made
in order get rid OF his liability trustee OF
poraton for not filing report according to the law.
which makes the trustees liable for the whole debts
OF the corporation. His individual liabilities are
comparatively small except those to his wife men,
is not known but they considered valuable. and
embrace some real estate upon which no definite
innate has yet been placed
George L.. FELTON, X Co., dealers in novelties. made
an assignment yesterday to Ephraim Howe. giving
three preferences for $500.
John O'keefe. retail liquor dealer. is reported to
have failed with liabilities amounting to S4.OOO
CarlHornemann n John Springer. manufacturers
of hats and caps, made all assignment yesterday to
Max Bachmann, giving preferences for $3.50 81.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-11-13
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

|
ordinary io's Net receipts: sol7 bales: sslz
1915. stock. 7sasi n'AA '~''' s''''"''s ''' saws
Nxw ORLEANS Nov IL 1878.
Cotton irregular; quotations noninaI middnx, isSc
ow " s.s lse seHd orEnasy ne ss rss sisps
,5s9 e fr s.;s ss 70 The css'ss"' 4ss coast
+ Cotton opened higher; easier; middIing II1sc
Sst sp bales Exports sSss SIS
Sales. 1000 Stock. ~ 1888 s .. $50
Cotton active aud irregular, middins. iTsc low mid
BALES: sross & Espo:,.-Ta Grsa. sri,s 72l 10
The s,9nsnen' ss's; eoAse~so A'i4 sAlesa7o' stock
'"'.'' CHARLESTON Nov IL. 1879
miS%"s l Iias ii,ss.: good ord,aary if.s &c,
saisy. I.OtO. stock. ia "a, .s, s.s, =. ,.
+ wLAIscIos. y q: Nov II; l is7a
ssr'' ss :si'ss''rs .
g! a .s & .n,Ss
= s; c ss .s . !. s Ss sake.
i a SIss' s esd ua
Dotted rs pr 'sas. Sfiiise%ssnass;
Ss ~ ssn ss ~
xss s"a sS e. to 1ssE % Y S s. saSy
s%ssr feet 100 ss: ssr
Dram canal from Buffalo and oswego for ,idssas s
barley s ess
Flour unchanged demand light, sales 100 b6ls. Wheat
No / hard Duluth 81 ~; red aud white amber winter.
sS Vito at
canal boa, load lot. qne.n1le e Oats quiet No 2Wsst
Sanss s:I State
aGso,dnE to wight end s1sr Rye %essstss
81 os a ii -: fine 81 Is 81 20; new process. 81
Miiltsea se'l,nE a. city m:ncoarse sis ~ line
wheat, lo.ic; nS%,naliy DC; oats elas.. Now
York Rail frsig9ts higher: wheAs Re; corn li!se;
laoo Do barley 200 do; -, 200 DO Lake rcesp,:
do Standardization. wheat, 5000 bushels; corn
alioo do; oats $500 Dc barley a a do; ys LOO
III $40 do
easier; No white Michigan. 81 24; November. 81 2I5S;
ss: aa a ii @ Corn Ss 3
gaet No yellow. 52s. high mixed. sic; No mixed.
no white SIC. No do ssJsc; Ia mixed soc. 30.
dS s,e Glover seed irm COED demand prime y, 20
20 900 bushels. corn. 100 do. oats 200 do Ship:
montsFloar 100 bbls wheat. 1000 bushels corn. $40
Flour castor vt 81 rs 81 80 Wheat dull. with tho do
and Unchanged Oats arm: No J. ssc Sic Rye dull
7e 7Ye Barley quiet and unchanged PORK dull and
bacon nomnay unchsngod Green dal! and no. nominal
d TO- PACKING IS So " II: butchers 10 70 So Is
Ressps a s Wnsksy in r DE-
ToLKpo. Nov. IL. 1879.
Wheat arger amber Mishisan sps! and SosS%ssr
December. 81 u; January. 81 PIX 30. Dayton and
steady; high mixed, now nc No 2 spot 44,se new.
4s NJ T. wss sy s2s pr% o";
the Wheat hrm No red winter spot 81 y, De
ssmhsr " a5 Jsna.ry VI 2s, Rsesps.s-Whesa 1000
Wheat, 1000 bushels; 90 oOo do; oats, 900 do
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-11-13
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

COTTON ON THE SPOT 1-16C. DEARER; FUTURES
CLOSED STEADY FLOUR DULL = WHEAT
LOwER-CORN EAsIER--OATs LOwER-PoRK
FIRMER-LARD FIRMER Spirits TURPENTINE
LOwER-ROsIN QUIET-CoFFEE EASIER
SUGAR FIRM-PErRoLEUM QUIET--wHIsKEY
DULL.
WEDNESDAY. Nov. 1916 p. n.
business was generally quiet. At the Produce
Exchange -four was dull. wheat and oats lower and
easier. Pork ana lard were frmer and whiskey
was dull. Al tho Cotton Exchange q good business
was accomplished in futures, and spot cotton was
1-16c. dearer Coffee easier. but sugar was
firmly held. though values entirely nominal Naval
dull also oils and petroleum
ALCOHOL dull but firm. at 37c. for export and 81 %
81 10 for FREQ
CorFEE-The market for Rio easier We note sales
OF AGA bags Rio Lorens the basis of 15s<c, for
fair 500 and 400 bags Rio Audacia 800 bags
do, City OF Para I,lO7 bags Santos, ex Eysa. and
200 bags Ro Berlin all private terms The follow
ing Withdrawn from stock ;9OO and COG bags Rio
AudacA 3242 bags Santos, Sirius; 2OOl do do,
Ptoley; TIA do. Santos, Berlin 1895 bags do
ex Humboldt In BatimoreI 900 bags Rio. Maggie K.
Grey sold at 14s4c ship. Mild coffee was quiet We
saes of 100 packages jamaica Altos and POT bags
Laguayra. B. j. willard. both private forms. We
quote Ordnsry cargoes, 14c fair do, &c., good do,
16.c; prime, l7c; Santos, fair to good, 16c. 10l2e
ninety days; Java grass mats 2s14c &c., Singapore
17c 2Oc Ceylon, l5c, lsc Naracaibo. lac lsc.
Laguayra, 141ac. l6Hc Jamaica, 18c 16c: st. Do
minxo i2c s,ss resto ai e. es i7e; Cost. slsa
Angostura l5c lsc Savanills. l3c. 1sc; Curacao.
Cotton ON the spot Lie dearor. Futures opened
higher all months except March the first salo OF which
closed steady with decline for the day Of from
aud three p. N. up 26e, 800 bales rs folows:-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-11-13


Wheat dull and lever. The sales Including 275 COZ
bushels Tor future delivery $4,000 81 36is 81 "a
for No red, cash 81 81 s0is Tor December 81 41i
for January ~ 80 for No spring for Dcccmccr ~ 81 a
81 ~ Tor No white. 81 36 for amber Michigan and No.
amber, ~ ~ for No. Chicago, 81 20 81 2Ua for
graded rod ~ s Tor AIDED spring aud ~ 81 81 32s
Tor mixea winter The following the bid and asked
bid. ~ ~ asked December 81 80 bid. ~ asked No
Northwest for November 81 - bid 81 81 asked Decem
Der 81 III, bid. 81 ~ asked; No. white for November
81 W bid, 81 37A asked December, 81 ~ BID, 81 Sis
asked; No red winter for November, "a 5osa
bid, Vi 37A asked December, ~ 3ps bid 81 40 asked
Corn was quiet and caster The sacs including ~ 90
bushels for future delivery UO bushels nj esc
5ss.c. for No. = cash; 5saac for November, t,i.c
v,se for peeember 5Vc for No. .. SHE a57lse for
q Gle Tor Delaware yellow dock AZ the third call
5Sac bid and Js;c. asked for November No and 6Oac
bid. 1Uisc asked. for December DO. Rye was firm and
$50 bushels No estern sold ut s7c barley In
full supply lvwn Bushels nngraded Canada sold atssc
Feed steady We quote :Shorts, pcr AZ lbs STA 90
$40; do 90 lbs, SO xi6 do. ~ lbs SIT SS do 100
lbs, $40 $40; sharps, $50 x22; rye feed sl7 SIS
Boans quiet We quote Marrow FREQ board 81 10 for
Kidney ~ rs ~; black kidney. 81 ~ 80 Peas quiet
We quote split FREQ per ton - 70: green, ~ vOa 81
Canadian In bond. 7Ov TIE Sou hern black eye two
bushe bags W 40 Oats lower We quote NO. white.
No , I4,sc no. s. s3isc. 44c, rejected 4,c. No 2.
Chicago l5c mixed ON track t2c. Ssc white. track
4.3c. q 47c. Sales about 4U.uD bushels.
GuSSy CLorn steady We quotc:-tl lbs, 1oc.; lbs,
nnxr asp Jurn-Market arm. We quoto.--Juse. TO- a
s ss:s. butts 'As' s'" "''@ "'"' s''A' nominal "
MoLAssrs AND synurs-Markct Arm. We quote Porto
Rico Sc 5Oc English Islands sac 42c sugar house.
z2e In hhds aud 2ie In bbs' New Orleans, old strictly
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-11-13
NEW YORK CATTLE MARKETS.

Totals. ............ 1915 I2s 526 1888 i5.5es
still trade was slow. loads remAined unsod
From 9ars Is 10 sA
steers obtained 81 lbs net Prices were Gle 4e por
Yards var ~'E"' Eastman % sold for .ee ii Hsnssssy
steers e vi ss;,,n per H. weigh. 80 es.' 0 Tor n
s ssssa - :s''' Kahn @
Per SS' % si:$ s. s;$ e TH
ss head '
!ss sd OF 90 s p With pss Is "i.
81 s~ L , sa sr .S 81 ns' ssa At
% ps III with sS on . T. 6
e%, IT, = s%ssi.fa sold ~ Indians
= s.; H. Weights sS;n .s ,; ss Cry
g. % CITY Ss yard: cesss .s%
for Pepper bull $40 rs q 2ss per r. ~ Virginia
s.G q, s'ss Il o SIi1
q re per .s w 4
y i bead al s s R esr .sa s
per s~ weight .' s.dis@ ssia on ssm%i..,Sa
SAC per III weight 10 swt: ny Kssaeky steers,
IL ssa% fas 20 Ga siss 81 Sssa
es sss ss'Sst. % 's sn
s sme. 2 7s per Ohio Is ss,ss. g s% Ss~ss
rs. per h., vim sls oil on Is bead, 20
man 70 Ohio steer; =. e &c per 70,
~ cwt. H. 5. Roscntha sold for self bulls ils lbs,
3sc pcr ID. 1p Illinois stccrs47 head At 7ac per
soc of per hcsd ~ head. 70 head at sssc.
DC. per ib.-wcirhts "a cwt "a cwt W. T. Dudley A
7ac per H. 81 head SIZE per b 81 head at DC per To-
weights "a cwt "a, cwt. strong W. siegel sold for n
Morris % Colorado steer. at 7c per h. With Doe on
sm bead s~ g" 's ''.s % s
p s Ssassss . .ssf'i Morris e' 81 Illinois, s sy:
head at Sc per h. With si2 ON the lot, ~ head at
Quo " sssr. %isS S
ewt strong; 1tf Virginia stccrs-3 head ut &c. per
ID. Nth Soc. 2" per head on 70 had 81 head
s;oldschmidt sold for a. sondheimer a. viz.
sinia s,cets2s head per Is head &C. per H.
CLARK oxen per ID. weight. % ewt ~ Virginia
at 7c Sc per 10. weights "a cwt GA cwt for
Reynolds rs Virginia steers tee b, with ~
SnKKp ASD LAxBs-Demand slow; values unchanged.
salesman held stock rather than reduce rates;
per H. lambs. 4Ie sac. per H.. mixed Hooks 4,scs
iiic per ID ewes. 34c s4Ae; por H. Judd Baekng.
ib iO1 state lambs 7oib.. at 5isc pcr H. Kase Pa.
cock sold rs Jersey ewes. lCo lbs at 3c per H. lt
Kcatsckv sheep l lbs a. &C. per kiroy Co sold ~
S S:': 'sStg y casa Sc s ss
40 ssh ss p.s s% no s Sheep and s - s
q, ~ 20 per ewt ~ Canads sheep and lambs, At
a. i2i, per cw II State lambs ~ lbs rs lbs at 81 &C.
ste per H. Davis lIalenbeck sold 40 State Sheep
I2oibs i35 ibs at 4c ass por b lol state sheep
lambs ~ lbs 4s,c. ~ BAT Canada lambs. 77ibs.
~ lbs, at SIC a5'ac; per 10; a., .
steady at $40 y 500 per head calves included.
VKALs AND CALvks--Grass calves little less dull ~
rs Sc Re. H. Veal. s,esSy - , 81 , sLss per e
sold ut gysc pcrib III Ohio hogs ivi lbs ut 81 v5s1
per ewt ~ State hogs 2is lbs. AT 3ssc per ID.