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The New York herald., 1879-07-15
ATTEMPT TO BURN RECORDS.
[pY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD. ]

LEADvrLLE, Col. July Ii. 1879.
Last night incendary attempted to burn down
the Court House in Harrison avenue, which contains
the town and county records and the official records
of mining locations. Tho building stands on piles,
and under the lower floor heap of chips was col
lectcd, kerosene poured them and the pile
kindled. In ten minutes the building was in u
blaze but the hrcmen succeeded in extinguishing
the flames before they had made much headway.
All the papers saved except few certificates OF
location.
The incendiary's object of course, was to destroy
the evidence Of some claims having been located.
The New York herald., 1879-07-15
TORNADO IN VERMONT.
WELLS RIVER, July II.

WELLS RIVER July ii. 1879.
violent hail storm and tornado commenced
here at quarter to six o'clock this evening. lasted
fifteen minutes, and was followed by thunder
storm. Some of the hailstones were two inches in
diameter. The crops destroyed and all vegeta-
tion torn to shreds. About onethird of the
window glass in the village broken. Large trees
Were torn up, fences destroyed. houses un-
rooted and barn was blown over. The inhabitants
were much alarmed. the storm was more severe
than any which has ever occurred in this section
heretofore.
The New York herald., 1879-07-15
" LEON CHorTEAU's FAREWELL

farewell dinner given last evening at the st.
James Hotel by NJ. Leon Chotteau who sails on the
steamer France on the 10th inst. Among his many
guests wero Mr.. Elliot q. Cowdin. NJ. Edmond
Breuil, French Consul Generals A. douvile, of the
Transatlantic steamship Company; NJ. dc Mont
cabrien. French Consul at Balttmore Mr. Joseph
Aron and many others. Numerous letters of regret
were read. The meeting was very genial and the
best wishes were expressed to Nj. Leon Chottcau tor
the success his efforts toward the realization of
Erapc A Aiuerican treaty.
The New York herald., 1879-07-15
THE BYSTANDER'S FATE.

WASHINGTON, July IA, 1879.
A shooting ARRAY occurred here tonight between
two negroes named Beckett and Poindextcr. Neither
of the combatants hurt. but pistol ball fired
by Beckett at his antagonist missed its mark and
struck In the head little girl ten years OF age who
happened TO be standing near. and inflicted wound
which will probably prove fatal. Beckett made his
escape, but the police rching for him.
The New York herald., 1879-07-15
DEATH FROM sUNsTKOKE.
TBx TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD. /

BY TELEGRAPH TO The HERALD.
Sr. LOUIS, No., July IA, 1879.
Mr.. William ]. Lewis, one of the most prominent
business men of this city. prostrated by sun
stroke this morning at Carondeet docks. and died In
less than half hour. Mr.. Lewis was president
of the Commercial Bank and of the Big Muddy Coal
Mining Company vice president OF the Memphis
Packet Company and director in various other in
stitutions His sudden death is deplored by large
circle of friends.
The New York herald., 1879-07-15
AMERICAN PHILOLOGISTS.
TpY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD

IDY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
NEWPORT. r. l.. July H. 1879.
Tho first session of tire American Pathological
Association will be held here tomorrow, CON-
mencing at three o'clock p. NJ. The Association
will be welcomed by Governor Van Zandt Ad-
dresses the evening will be by Mr. Sewsll. presi-
dent of the Association. There will be morning,
afternoon and evening sessions.
The New York herald., 1879-07-15
HEAVY STORM IN N w HAMPSHIRE
wooDvILLE. July II, 1917

woopyILLE, July H. 1879.
terrific thunder storm. with high wind ana hal
swept over this village this evening Hailstones feL
the size of hens eggs Several houses were uu-
rooted, sheds blown down and there Is not mouse
in town but had windows broken in. Crops OF all
kinds cut down and spoiled. The damage 10
Yer baavv
The New York herald., 1879-07-15

John W. Garrett. president of the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad Company. and j. N. H. Patrick. OF
Omaha, are at the Windsor. General Thomas G.
Anderson and Judge John A. Campbell. of Louisiana;
Colonel c. G.. McCawey. Of the United States Marine
Corps; William l.. Scott, of Eric. Pa. aud George
Knapp, of st. Louis. at the Fifth Avenue. Rev.
Dr. W. c. Cattell. president OF Lafayette College, is
at the st. Nicholas. Insurance Superintendent John
L. Smyth OF Albany. is at the st. James. United
States Circuit Judge Hugh L. Bond, Of Baltimore. Is
at the Hoffman. John Newell. general manager OF
the Lake Shore and Michigan Southern Railway. is
at the Clare adon Francis Riggs of Paris and Don
NJ Dickinson, of Detroit. are at the New York.
The New York herald., 1879-07-15
YELLOW FEVER
EXTENT OF THE DISEASE IN MEMPHIs-No
NEW CASES REPORTED BUSINESS AND LOCAL
TRAVEL REsUMINa.

EXTENT OF THE DISEASE IN MEMPHIs-No
NEW CASES REPORTED ED-BUsINEss AND LOCAL
TRAVEL REsUMINa
LBY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
MEMPHIS Tenn. July IA. 1879.
As foreshadowed in these dispatches Mrs. Tobn
died early this morning at residence Bradford
street. and was buried few hours afterward. The
following is summary of the cases which have
been reported to the Board of The first
reported was Frank NJ. Abrandon. who died last
Wednesday. Judge Ray and his two sons were re-
ported on Thursday One of his died the
following morning and the Judge himself last
night. Mr.. b. Tobin and his wife were also
reported last Thursday. Tobin died Fri
day and his wife this morning. So out Of
the six cases reported Ave have died. The remain
ing son of Judge Bay lies in critical condition.
with but slight hopes entertained Of his recovery.
He reported dying at noon. but rallied during
the afternoon.
No new cases have been reported since Thursday
and the fever hus not spread beyond the houses
where it originated. The dwellings where the above
persons died have been thoroughly disnfected and
all the bedding burned. Business has revived some
what and the railroad officials report the usual
local travel the lines that have not quaran-
tined against Memphis. Some few citizens who left
so hurriedy last Thursday returned this morning.
Merchants are hopeful that all quarantine against
Memphis will lie raised by the end of the present
week If no reported The usual ru-
mors of new cases are heard hourly, but in every
instance have been exploded
DEATH FROM sUNsrRoKE.
John b. r. Spalding, telegraph operator. who
came to Memphis last year volunteer during
the epidemic, died this afternoon Of sunstroke He
was taken i'll at two O'Clock and corpse at Ave.
OFFICIAL STATEMENT OF THE CONDITION OF
AFFAIRS IN MEMPHIS.
MEMPHIS. Tenn. July IA, 1879.
The following despatch was to-day sent by tele-
graph along the lines Of the four railroads leading
from this city
No new since the morning Of the 10th inst.
Fever is confined to the six sporadic cases. Mem
phians returning. Persons from adjacent towns
coming in. Twice the usual number OF passengers
by the Brownsville accommodation train this morn
ing. d. II. COLLINS, M. D..
Secretary Board of Health.
A. d. LANGSTAFF,
President Howard Association.
The New York herald., 1879-07-15
HOT WEATHER IN NEW ENGLAND.

Boston, Mass. July IA, 1872
Dispatches from various parts of New England
represent this as having been intensely hot day.
though generally a much cooler atmosphere prevails
tonight. The thermometer in many parts ranged
high in the nineties.
The New York herald., 1879-07-15
THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

The following record will show the changes in tho
temperature for the past twentyfour hours in com-
parson with the corresponding date of last year as
indicated by the thermometer at Hudnut's phar>
macy Herald Building No. 2lS Broadway
The New York herald., 1879-07-15
A LIFE SPARED.
[pY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD

by TEIEURAPH 10 TUE HEKAII''T
BALTIMORE, Nd, July IL, 1879.
The death sentence of John Heath. colorcd. was
to-day commutcd by Governor Carroll to imprison-
ment for life. Heath, while drunk, detected George
Schmidt in intimate relations with girl whom
Heath had been visiting, and stabbed him fatally.
The jury and the supreme Bench indorsed the APP
peal for executive clemcncy.
The New York herald., 1879-07-15
DIED OF HIS INJURIES.

LBy TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.l
GREENvILLE Miss, July IA. 1879.
s. L. Austin. parish Judge. who was wounded in
the difficulty between Lusk and the Austins at Lake
Providence, died Saturday evening. Lusk is in Jail
stronpIy Guarded
The New York herald., 1879-07-15
FATAL SHOOTING AFFRAY.
NASHVILLE. Tenn, July

NASHVILLE Tenn, July IA, 1873.
Edward Menus 81 OF anl killed ]. Mcintosh his
nephew eight m les frou this city SATURDAY night.
During the ARRAY Menus was severely II not latal)
r.l
The New York herald., 1879-07-15
BOSTON EXPECTING VISITORS.
BOSTON, July IA,

BOSTON, July IA, 1917.
The Board of Aldermen of this city to-day passed
an order authorizing tho Mayor to extend official
courtcsies to any members of the Presidents Cabi-
nent who may visit Boston during the present
month
The New York herald., 1879-07-15
)NE HUNDRED IN THE SHADE.

YANKroN. d. T., July IA. 1879.
The mercury has ranged from 95 to W and log
in the shade for the past week.
The New York herald., 1879-07-15
PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND.

BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
OTTAWA. Ont. July IA. 1879.
1t is stated that Hon. Thomas H. Haviland will
succeed Sir Robert Hodgson as Lieutenant Governor
of Prince Edward Island. whose term expires
shortly.
The New York herald., 1879-07-15
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Average temperature yesteruuy eV5s
last wear 75h
The New York herald., 1879-07-15

THE SCARE AT WATER vALLEY-NO CASE OF
YELLOW FEVER AT THE ToURo INPIRMARY
New ORLEANS. La, July IA, 1879.
Dr. S. S. Herrick, who went to Water Valley. Miss,
as inspector for the National Board of Health,
ports that the there is extremely questionable.
inasmuch as its history is incomplete and the OBJ
servations made by the attending physician imper-
feet. Dr. Herrck says there is no other suspicious
at Water Valley. The people there recover
ing from their panic
DR.. +. Loeber physician in charge Of the Touro
Infirmary, denies that there is . OF yell
low fever in said infrmary, stated in the
spondence OF Western papers.
The New York herald., 1879-07-15

THE PANIC IN MEMPHIs-HAsTY DEPARTURE OF
CITIZENS.
From the Memphis (Tenn.) Appeal. July Ill
The anxiety of the multitude to shake Memphis
dust off from their feet at fever heat all day.
gradually increasing as the hours grew apace. The
railway and steamboat ticket Offices were literally
Jammed from opening to closing and we learn
authoritatively that all not served. Retail
stores, and particularly trunk establishments had
more business than they could stand up to. Trans
fer vehicles. express wagons. and even the hand
cart ratified over the streets laden with
trunks, valises and baggage generally through
out the day, until the railroad depots
were packed with the dunnage of the
panic stricken people, This great the
Louisville Railroad that extra freight train
necessary to carry away the baggage of those who
secured passage that line last night. Nearly
entire streets Of residences have been deserted by
their occupants. and last night the crickets the
hearth were the only sounds heard in many locali-
ties. There considerable rivalry between the
steamboat and railway agents during the day. Each
played his card for business, but rumor got afoat
In the afternoon that bridge had been burned OH
the Memphis and Louisville Railway near Browns
vile, which gave to the steamboat fellows the ad-
vantage for WHILE but we cannot that it affected
the railway boys in the least since neither line of
road able to furnish transportation tor all that
wanted to go last night
The New York herald., 1879-07-15
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

"A. ATLANTIC and sCRIBNER's MAGAZINE for
AUGUST contain paper on the recent important
discovery, "Catarrh Constitutional Infection.
Creating Dangerous Diseases of the Respiratory,
Digestive aud Other Organs" BY T. W. Wei de
Meyer Full treatise delivered free by the publish
ers. ID. b. DEWEY CO., No. 40 Dey ST., New
York
The New York herald., 1879-07-15

LNL AUroNoMIsrA EsPANoL tHAvANAl-COPIEs
Lsubscriptions aud Advertisements at j. JOTTRANDS
Agency, a. Broadway.
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EUROPE.


DRIsTOL HOTEL, LONDON. BURLINGTON GAR
Dden wThs large first class family hotel In tho best
situation OF London Is newly established In the Conti
nontal STYLE aud furnished with possible comfort
modern improvements excellent cuisine and wines.
Proprietor. II. ElSELE late OF Mourices'.
HOPE BROTHERS.
Ill ~ and 40 Ludgate liill. Old Bailey.
London.
Taors Shirtmakers Hosiers Giovers and General Out
filters cheapest house the world ready money
buyers Visitors London will do we'll to inspect
stock before buying elsew here.
7 oNG's HOTEL BOND ST. LONDON.
IL Established upward OF century. This we'll known
and arstocrac house situated IN the centre Of the
most part of the West End Celebrated
its cuisine and cellar of tho choicest wiues
NNAsHINGrON HOTEL. LIVERPOOL
w This magnificent resort for American travellers
rcopened on June Z. by SIR WILFRED LAWSON, Bart,
NJ T.. aud Mr.. A. VI. SULLIVAN, NJ T. About 100 gentle
splendid luncheon in the dining room.
including the Hon = r. Packard (Amcrican Consult who,
rising speak, received with applause and said
that Americans claimed TO know something about keep
hotels They had now hotels above the clouds and
the mountain tops; they had hotels in tho mountain
they had hotel palaces floating the waters,
and the, had hotels ON wheels danghte and representing
the Americans and the American travelling public he
prepared give consular certificate that the Washing
ton Hotel deserving of his country The Wash
ngtou Hotel Is immediately facing the 81 ueorges Hall,
and In proximity to the other stations and piers
Queenstown will DO welcomed by the Liver
The New York herald., 1879-07-15
A A-NEyrR ALLow pIARRHGA. DYsENTERY,

A-NEyER ALLOW DIARRHGA, DYSENTERYs
or any bowel have its way serious
sequences may result BY neglectinx such complaints
the system often rapidly reduced condition beyond
help medicines before the patient realize the
cessty looking about him for remedy AT this season
of the year especially everybody should be provided with
that safe for all Stomach and Bowel
Complaints DR. JAYNEs CARxINAIIvx BALsAA. for with ie
all such affections may be promptly and enicscousy
The New York herald., 1879-07-15
AT HrrCHCOCK's DOWNTOWN" MUsI,


oil such affections be promptly ana ehicaciousy
treated
AT HITCHCOCK'S DOWNTOWN" MUSIC STORE.
81 Park row. opposite Post Once.
"H, NJ s. Pinafote' full score). mail % cents.
BABIES on Our Block" song, mail ~ cents =, 49,
"Dancing in the Barn. and dance, mall ~ centss
Richardson's New Method. mail. 81 %.
Bertini's Piano Method mail, 81 30
Hunten's Instruction (piano), mail. 81.
Any Book Sheet Music supplied to order.
SUPERIOR CIGARETTE. POSITIVELY WAR
ranted TO be without opium is the PUCK bran take
other IL ore place of t by unprnciped dealers
ANDREW J. HOPE. A FULTON ST.. OFFERS A
pound psc age CANDY for quarer every piece made
the day IL Is sold.
ALIENS BRAIN FOOD.-SAFE EFFECTUAL
remedy for debility. Agerts-Ditman Astor
House; Zitz 2io broadway; Aliens Pharmacy, Slo lst
Nv. Send for circular
CONGRESS wATER--1rS SUPERIORITY AS A
Alternative consists In its entire freedom rom
acid crude that produces headsche n-
and tends destroy the mucous NOM
brane.
RUPTURE CURED BY DIR. MARSHS TREATMENT.
the only and reliable 10 years practical expcr
Only olice. Nescy ST.. Opposite St Paurs Church
THERE Is NO OTHER REMEDY so GER.
tain you good RicHARps TEFrorAL Toxic. Call
and try Il free. Is Nesey st Drnggisis sell IT,
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-10-31

cember 1.1ak: No. 8, l OK; No. 1, Ole; rejected
&c. o9r declined ac and very quie No 4oo
l: TIC. Barley weak aud heavy; No. 2, 72hc. Pro-
visions quiet and firm; mess pork quiet at SIC. as
5snsy Ps%s s.
Receipts, 1905 barrels -four: l2s.O3O bushels whea,
so,44o bushels barley. Shipments, 1907 barrels
OgIoaao. Oct. S0.-Flour steady and unchanged.
Wheat unsettled and generally lower; opened weak
and lower; closed firm. at outside prices: No. Z
sp;p No.
! spring l.01H: rejected SIC. Corn unsettled and
| generally higher: opened weak and lower: closed
firm. at outside prices: 4'ssc cash and November:
Acc. Oats dull, weak ard lower: 3OAc cash and
November; 3lhc December; Sake May: rejected
and unchanged. Pork irregular, active, firm and
higher: except cash; 50 751lO 90 cash 1880 Octo-
Der: 2oas:25 November; 1920 o.27* January:
sales 9.9nm1O. 80 January Lard unsettled; apened
weak and lower; closed fl m, at outside prices Sc Is
cash ard November; &. 27A@6.3O December; 81 q
6.47h January: 224 @6.5O May. Bnlk meat easier
corn to Buffalo TIC. Receipts, 49, 90 barrels flour
1ss, OOO bushels wheat: 24OOOO bushels corn; rs,
600 bushels oats: l2,No bushels rye: $4,000 bush
els barley. Shipments, $4,000 barrels -four: 81
0oO bushels wheat: $4,000 bushels corn; 33yNO
bushels OATS 3,lOo bushels rye; $4,000 bushels bar
ley.
November: 1.l7K December Corn strong and
higher: 1910 October; 4lMc November; 3'hc De-
cember. Oats str ng and higher; 81 November;
November; 1o47X January Lard Strong and high.
er: 6 IS November; 657A January.
CHICAGO, Oct 3'.-Hop receipts 50 900: shipments
$780, opened dull; 10O,5c lower; closed frmer: all
sold mixed packing s.4"Ms so; light sso@s7o;
some fancy 3 7513. g.: choice heavy 3N@4 co.
Cattle, receipts hoo; shpments 2.4oo: f1m shade
more active: feeders AMI stockers dull; large sup
ply: western and through Texans firm; 3d. Sheep,
receipts $500; shipments none weak; declined G;
3.00a4. 25..
NEW York, Oct. 3O-Cotton Quiet at llANllXc:
futures steady. Flour firm: receipts d, oo barrels
superfine state and western S5IN15 $50: common
to good extra 5sO05.s, rood to choice 5 1907. Is:
white wheat extra 60D66 50: EXTRA Ohio eDH7 *
A. Louis 60008 on: Minnesota patent process = q
@8.5O wheat, demand active; receipts SIS. 900
bushels: uppraded spring &, a an1 ~: No 3 sprno
l22N1.2t No, spring rs: ungraded winter red
10 Ml37: No 2 do i.3n: No 2 do .36kMl39: No.
do 80: mixed winter ia4Ml as: ungraded amber
].2o0l.asM: No. do 1.ss@l.s7h: No l do ! sS q
1.aa; nngraded white l3s001 80; No. do isalal 81:
No. do. sales h3,OnO bushels at 1.3G DI.a9: No.
red October, Gales a. 900 bushels at ]. 6H@1l 4nH
Move her, sales 49, bushels at 36ADl.4OA:
December sales Gas, 600 bushels at l.4l@l. 4aH Rye
dull; No. western S5087Hc. Corn steady: re-
ceipte 2O4,MM bushels; ungraded taMc; steamer
k1L; No ?, 5a~c: round gel ow Csc: No white H6c;
No. October 58Ac: November h9Xc: December
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-10-31
TIE Fleurishing Dem aanacy.
Boston Post.

In one of its lucid intervals the New York
Herald says: "Repudiation is dead and
Tammany is committing suicide; and when
the Democratic party has no longer these
two millstones hanging to its neck it viii
have strength enough TO keep its head above
water and swim ashore. With fresh leader.
ship and wiser counsels it may have as great
a career in the future as it formerly had i,
the past" No one need have any fears for
the ultimate future of the Democratic cart.
1t will endure strong and vigorous as long as
we have Republican form of eovernsnent,
and it VII be the most potent force in this
country to postpone the dread day when a
change shall take place. As long as the
people prize their liberties the Democratic
party will live and flourish.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-10-31

counts have been the source CT great profit to their
anks So Intense is this feeling becoming that the
question of organizing bank with large capital to
do alarge exclusively stock exchange business is re-
ceiving considerable amount of attention. Small
operators were again shaken out to-day and be-
ginning to realize that the market is dangerous
one for them, while the strong holders, unmindful
Of frequent fluctuations, express confidence in the
continuation Of the boom early in November, when
money, they say. will be llentfnl." The Public
says: "Never has there toen more remarkable in
crease in the volume of busincss than that which
ports of the clearing houses disclose. The az
gregate of exchanges at nineteen ci les exceeds
$1,000 10000 in single week, and the aggregate at
cities outside of New York is largest ever known,
exceeding by nearly S9,oC0,' 90 the unprecedent d
amount for the week preceding In comparison
with the correspond ng week the gai in tho
volume of business is 80 per cent. at all cities AMI
AL per cent. outside of New York. San Francisco
aloEe reports decline and in nine of the remaining
eighteen cities the increase exceeds 60 per CENT de-
Quoting San Francisco. Exchanges at seventeen
cities of the Atlantic States outside Of New York
amount to $226, against Sl4O 1902 last ear,
gain of 81 per CENT Certainly it cannot be said
in tho presence of go remarkable a r'covery from
the depression of the list year, that confidence of
merchants, manufacturers, investo or Spectators
is wholly destitute Of solid foundation ST. Paul
Sioux City Common closed at % and preferred at
SIN.
At the close transactions aggregated 360OOO
shares, Of which $4,000 we're Erie; l 'nn0 Lake
Shore II Michigan Southern: $40 o Toledo 4
Wabash 3o,0OO Chicago Northwestern: 22.OOO Mil
waukee st. Paul; 2O000 Delaware, Lackswanna h
Western; 3OooO New Jer.ey Central: 7tNO Delaware
Hudson; 6.MO Michigan Central: 6,NOO Union
Pacific; 1900, Hannibal ST. Joe: 5000 Ohio Mis-
sissipp: 260OD Western Union: 10000 Pacific Mail:
2s,Ooo st. Lous, Kansas City h Northern: $4,000
Missouri, Kansas Texas: $50 Louisville Il Nash
vile; f,5 Northern Pacific; ls,Ooo St. Louis Iron
Mountain nd 1900 st. Louis &San Francisco.
Money stringent at TX, closing at per cent.
Prime mercantile Daper sat ner cent Sterling ex-
change, bankers. bills heavy at sOA sight exchange
Oh New York SAX.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-10-31
ST. Pau1 Wholesale Markefs.


Wharf.-The receipts were again light, and, with
good inquiry from all quarters, values ruled steady
1t the annexed nnotatons: No. /, SlO3; No. q,
S1.nO: No 2. 95D98c.
FLoUR-Patent process q 75t0S.7 5; straight rs 80
@s.25: clear S7.n0: XXX S9.nn| 400.
OATs-The demand was active and values ruled
firm at the annexed quotations.: No. I white, 300
32c; No. Q. 29131c per bns Mixed 2702sc per bus
CnRN-Demand fairly active at the subjoined quota
tons: No. l. 370l4Oc: mixed, 32c
MILL SrUFFs-GronDd feed $17.AnO1a0n: bran
s70oM7.5o; shorts, 81 000s 90; corn meal, 100 lbs
9011OO.
BEANs-Far to choice mediums $1.1n61 40; navy
hand-picked 15nG11.75: common stock 90cF1S1 10.
BrTTER-Choice creamery 25G128c per b fair to
good do l50G2nc: common 8b1Oc.
PouLrRY-The demand was active. and with mod
crate supplies prices ruled firm. Spring chickens,
per pair as045c: old chickens. per pair. 6oM75c:
Eaes-The demand was good. and with light
offerings prices ruled higher. Sales of fresh.laid
epga are made at 166l7c per dozen.
PRov1sIoNs-The demand was good at the follow
ing range Of prices: Mess pork, Sll.25M12 CO. Lard
in barrels. $675 per 100 lbs; kegs 75O: pals 500
City cured hams 9A19Nc per b: shoulders &c !;
bacon sides 5GtkHc: breakfast bacon SC.
LIVE SroCK-The demand was fairly active at fol-
lowing range Of priccs: Choice smooth steers $500
$3.50; good feshy steers, $2.7502 90; COWS and
hafers, $2.00l2 so