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Foreign News.

Details of the last CHILEAN victory state that
an allied force OF Pcruvians and Bolivians
1000 strong, marching northward from
Noria, in Peru. to effect junction with re
enforcement OF s. 0G0 men under the command
OF the President oil Bolivia, attacked q Chihan
advanced corps OF 5000 men, vino occupied
an intrenched position at Dolores, near Aqua
Santa. The Chilian heavy cannon committed
great ravages among the ranks OF the enemy,
whose cavalry charged three times upon the
guns and attempted to carry them off, but
full. In the evening the rear of the Gillian
force came up and decided the day. The
allied forces were driven back and their camp
TAKEN in which thirteen cannon were
found Many wounded officers, including the
Bolivian General Villegas, were taken pris-
oners, and another of the allied generals wac
killed. The losses OF the CHILEAN forces were
heavy.
The tiendish King OF Burrnal, whose whole
sale murder OF his royal relatives some
months ago will be remembered, is still at
his bloody work. By his order i've princesses
we're recently put to death in tho palace at
MAJ dalay.
All Afgbanistan is reported to be In arms
against the British, and much anxiety is telt
for the safety of General Roberts force Of
about 9, coo troops, which is completely snr-
rounded in the vicinity OF Cabul.
The Rochester IN. W baseball club is
playing in Havana, Cuba, the first game they
played being with picked nine of the best
local players, whom they defeated by q score
of twenty-one to seven.
The United States consul at Vera Cruz,
Mexico, reports the probable shipwreck oil
the American brigantine Nellie Ware, OF New
York, on her voyage thence Her crew con-
sisted Of eight men.
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CONGRESSIONAL SUMMARY,
Senate.

On motion of Mr.. johnson, the Senate took
up and passed the resolution reported by him
from the committee on agriculture, originally
introduced by Mr.. Davis, of West Virginia,
instructing the committees OF agriculture of
both houses to consider the subject OF agri-
culture and II port what should be done by
the government to better, advance and en-
courage agricultural interests :. On motion
OF Mr.. Booth, the Senate proceeded to con-
slider the House bill making appropria ions
tor the pay ment OF naval and other pensions
for the fiscal year ending June &c. 1880. The
bill was passed. On motion OF Mr.. VOORHEES,,
the Senate took up the resolution offered by
him tor the appointment OF q committee to
investigate the causes of the emigration OF
negroes from the Southern to the Northern
States. Mr.. Voorhees, said he thought the
amendment proposed by Mr.. Window, in
atructing the committee to inquire whether il
was advisable Tor the government to provide
separate territories Tor the negroes, where
they could exercise their constitutional rights
WAS at least premature. Mr.. Window replied
that there was portion OF the Indian Terri
tory that could be set apart tor the negroes,
and suca a cession would be a practical solu-
ton OF the question. Alter further discussion
MIR. Windows amendment was rejected by Il
vote o. Is to Is. Alter further remarks the
resolution modified so as to omit special
refer ence to North Caroline and Indiana, and
accepted an amendment by Mr.. Window, and
The resolution was then adopted by a vote OF
81 to IL. Adjourned.
House.
Mr. Weaver rose 10 question of privilege
and denied the charge made in New Yo k
paper that he the author OF the petitions
or the passage OF the bill paying soldiers the
difference between the value OF greenback.
and gold at the time OF their payment MIR
Steele, from the committee on agriculture
reported adversely on the bill to encourage
interstate immigration, authorizing he COM
missioner Of agriculture 10 collect and publish
all facts which may be OF value to immigrants
MIR. Scales, chairman OF the Indian com
mttee, reported the Senate bill looking to tho
removal OF the Ute Indians from their reser-
walton, with amendments, and asked for ali
immediate consideration of the bill It war
discussed without action. Adjourned
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DON'T Use Stimulants.

Use natures real brain and nerve food
and nourishing tonic, Hop Bitters, that
quiet the nerves, invigorates the body
cures disease and restores the vital ener'
gies without Intoxicating.
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Something for the New Year.


The world renowned success of Host etter's
Bitters, and their continued popularity for
quarter OF century as stomachic, is scarcely
more wonderful than the welcome that greets
the annual appearance OF Ho -tetter's Nlmanac.
This valuable medical treatise is published by
Hostetter & Smith, Pittsburgh Pa, under
their own immediate supervision, employing
eighty hands in that depar ment. Ten cylinder
printing presses, eight folding machines, five
job presses, ETC., are running about eleven
months in the year on this work aud iii, issue
of same for 1880 will not be less than ten
millions, printed in the English, German,
French, Welsh, Norwegian, Swedish, TIo land
Bohemian sind Spanish languages. Refer 10 q
copy OF it for valuable and interesting reading
concerning health, and numerous testimonials
as to the efficacy oil Hostetter's Btters amuse-
ment, varied information, astronomical calcu.
lations and chronological items, ETC., which
can be depended on Tor correctness. The
Almanac for 1880 can be obtained tree of cost
from druggists and general country dealers iii
all parts of the country.
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Daughters, Wives and Mothers.
DE-. ANARCHISTS UTERINE GA fHOLtCON will posi-
| lively cure Female Weakness such Falling OF the
Womb Whites, Chronic Inflammation UlcerS.cn
the Womb, Incidental HemorThage Flooding Painful
Suppressed and Irregular Menshuation, &C. An old and
reisble remedy. Send postal card for pamphlet,
treatment and certificates from physicians
| patients, to HOWARTH BALLARD, Urea, n. Y
Sold by all DruGgistS-SI 50 bottle.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1879-12-31

To cough and at the same time be- enter
tanning is impossible. DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup
will reach your case. Price Is cents q bottle.
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NEWS SUMMARY.
Eastern ard Middle States

Edward King, an invalid seventy -eight
wears OF age and his widowed sister, eighty
wears of age, were burned TO death in their
residence near Greenport, Long Island.
Edison. the inventor, claims to have at last
succeeded in inventing his long booked for
electric light, which is to revolutionize the
present methods OF illp mination. The most
astonishing part Of the invention is that the
electric light is produced from little piece OF
prepared paper, through which is passed an
electric current, resulting ina "briaht, beauti-
full light, like the mellow sunset OF an italian
autumn"
Miss Howard came cut first in womans'
six-day ego as-you. please " walking match
in New York covering 1913 miles. The spec
tacle OF about twenty-five women dragging
themselves tor a week YEARLY abost track,
at the risk OF running their constitutions, was
not particularly edi,ying, and Jailed to draw
the expected crowds.
In n York, the other day, Capt in Boz
gardus, the noted mark man. essaved to shoot
al and smash $500 glass balls in u hours, and
succeeded. He stood twenty yards away
from the trap and loaded his gun himself.
over three hundred guests we're presenr III
the seventy fourth annual dinner of the New
England Society in New York. George
William Curtis responded to the principal
toast of the evening, The Day we Cele-
brate;" Secretary Sherman responded to the
and General Sherman to "The Army and
Navy"
A seven-story brick building in New York,
occupied as a corset and suspender factory,
destroyed by fire few days ago, and a
number of female employees had a narrow
escape from death. -Four women and three
men were injured.
The formal opening of the Boston Hoosac
Tunnel and Western railway wss celebrated at
North Adams, Mass, by banquet, wnich
was attended by about two hundred guests,
mostly railroad men.
The report Of the board OF directors OF the
Erie railroad company for the last fiscal year
shows that the gross earnings amounted to
$l5 9i2, 022 IS, with an Offset of operating ex :
penses amounting to $l1, l74, .95, thus
showing the net earnings from traffic to have
been $4,767. 1923 63. The capital stock OF the
company fixed by its articles OF association is
as follows: Common stock, 1878 000,0 0; pre-
fe1red stock, $685.. 900-makiDg total OF
$50 $4,000.
Matthow Gleason and his wife, living on q
farm near Eagrestown, N. j.. were awakened
eally in the morning by fire in their house,
and barely escaped by lcaping from window
in their night clothes: but their three chill
dren- John, aged ten; Margaret, aged seven,
and james, aged two-weie burned to death
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1879-12-31

Ii you wish to save one pair of boots every
year get Lyons Patent Heel Stfener applied
20 them while thew arc new
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1879-12-31

Young men go west. Learn telegraphy. Adj
dress r. Valentine, Manager, GAINESVILLE, Wis.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1879-12-31

is the bane of nearly every American
woman. From it usually arises those
disorders that so surely undermine their
health and strength. Every woman
owes it to herself and to her family to
use that celebrated medicine, Kidney
Wort. 1t is the sure remedy for consti-
patton, and for all disorders of the kid
II Us and liver. Try it now.
L'AS,sONLMOIR. EMIL. Ef zoL..
iIiCe - cents IN lltir- core, oT 81 20 in fict.
:" LAssulnmcT.' Ur, ID mon Drink, IS Of the
greatest ever pi tea. h.ving already attained
sale in France of l0JH copies. IL will be found
be the most extraordinary worS ever written dramatic
ana pictorial II has been drama ed, and is being
piaNci s the lrI.'iEs theatres III The country.
Fs SIDE ~ al Bsaakseteys art by he Publishers,
T. Z. PETERSON & e isD THEIRS.
SOC Chestnut 81. sNhlsnSfe iphta, Ia.
Co"ics Srst p0SI'aid 10 ansone receipt q prize.
SCI fUr gllTj ed IL
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1879-12-31
About RubDer Boots.

Undue competition between manufacturers
cheapening OF material never before known
IN the business. Crude rubber has the quality
OF absorbing or of becoming incorporated
with very large quantity OF cheap and bulky
substances ike lampblack, chalk, ETC., which
cannot be detected by the uninitiated, and
which impair the durability OF the goods.
People call for low-priced goods, not re-
fecting that low prices always means low
quality. The result is they waste money on
wild cat" rubber boots, when an extra
dollar or two would buy them pair which
will wear to their utmost satisfaction a whole
season or more. The g IS Per Cent. Sterling
Rubber Boot" manufactured by the Candee
Rubber Co., New Haven, Conn, is meant to
reform this abuse, and is well worth the in
spection OF those who need real good article.
Every store dealing in the g IS Per Cent.
Sterling Rubber Bcots,' is supplied with a
sample cut open to show the construction.
They are warranted three months, and the
storekeeper will punch the date of sale in the
top OF the leg Of each boot.
Mason s. Hamlin Cabinet Organs are oer-
tainly the best of this class OF Instruments IN
the world, and at the prices at which they ate
sold, which are only a little higher than those
1t a cough disturbs your -lecp, take dose 4
Piso's Cure for Consumption. So say all.
Wanted.
agent in this county at once, at salary Of
$l0u per month and expenses paid. For full
particulars address as above.
Useonl G. Gilberts Patent Gloss Starch
Chew Jsclnon's Best Sweet Navy Tobacco.
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Western and Southern States.

William McKee, senior proprietor Of the
ST. Louis Globe Democrat, is dead. He was
convicted in 1875 of being prominently iden-
titled with the st. Louis i" whisky ring" en-
gagged in systematically deirauding the gov
eminent OF the tax on spiritu"us liquors, and
was entenced 10 two years. imprisonment
and TO ! ay fine of ST. 90, but was pardoned
by the President in 1875, with II mission of
he fine.
A dispatch from St. Louis, saws: " Dan
Rice, the famous circus man. announced last
night hat he has b. inverted, and that he
will at once enter the field RI an evangelist
He has had an interview with Mr.. Moody, who
is now holding meetings here, and will prob
ab'y begin lis new career by speaking at Mr..
MoodN's Meetings.
schooner supposed to be The Mary d Pom
up off Point Reyes. She had on board eight
officers and seamen, and twelve passengers.
all OF whom are supposed to be lost.
About 400 negroes passed through st. Louis
within q week on their way to Kansas.
The first jury composed exclusively of col
ored men ever impanelled in Ohio was SIM
moned before the Picknway common pleas
court in Circleville, the other day.
Two negroes arrested tor the murder
of Edward Harvey and James McGcever,
young Irish peddlers at Jernigan, Ala, made
a confession duplicating two other negroes in
the crime. A large crowd of white and col
ored persons assembled the next day, took the
two prisoners and hanged them.
A Milwaukee (Wis.) elevator containing q
large amount OF grain was destroyed by fire q
few days ago, entailing loss OF about $780,.
900.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1879-12-31
EMILE Z! zolA

In Prose and Poetry, by upward OF 800 distinguished
authors, at Home and Abroad, with Introduction
BY REV. THE0 l.. CUYLER, D ID.
In eieg ant bincing. u ,trated. SAT- Morocco. s5
E b. TAEAT Publisher. sos Broadway New York.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1879-12-31

only eompiete Fashion Magazine In America lis re-
poTls Of The ever-yAryng styles of Costumes. HAfx
Bonn-Is etc are puoshet siiuG ianeousy with thuee
the Ere Oh iou Is 80 THAI The subscribers receive
the earliest Information. The l4la Ea courrd Fas'on
Flstes. imported monthly fEcn PARIS mpznied
with accurate descriptions, ami ihe sEsf-atiuns
the highest style of art The li-cTay dep
vGTied and Ell srtain character Published moathly;
annual subscription. s. 81. Pastp.il
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1879-12-31
From Wa shinqton.

Voorhees,, Vance, Pendleton, Window and
Bell, the committee to investigate the
causes OF negro emigration from Southern TO
Northern States.
Colonel w. P. Adair, assistant principal
chief OF the Cherokee Indians, has come to
Washington with delegation from his nation
to oppose any change iii the present form OF
government in the Indian ierritorv and to
collect from the government a very large sum
of money due the Chernkecs for their iands
Speaking of the proposed establishments OF
territorial government in tbs Indian Terri
tory, Colonel Adair says it will be opposed by
all tie civilized tribes even to the employ
ment of physical force. These tribes, includ-
ing the Che okees, Choctaw.. Chica-aws,
Greeks, Seminoles, Osases, Wyan1ottes Sene-
cas-, Delawares Shawnees and several others
can RAISE he says, some Ii, 900 soldiers, most
OF whom fought on side or the other
in the late war. There are thirty-eioh hit
nations ami Tribes and parts OF tribes in The
Indian Territory, all OF whom, he says, would
unite in such q crisis
A petition has been received in Washington
asking that the right OF Delegate Cannon, oil
Utah, to a seat in the House be investigat ed
He Is charged with having six wives, and il is
laid the law against polygamy is violated ire
qnently in Utah.
The agricultural department has prepared
table, made from estimated aud reportctlcrop
returns tor the season Just closed, which suits
the total increase OF the value OF agricultural
productions for the past year over mat of the
preceding year at nearly $4l6 0000G0. The
total value OF the different product f " 1878 is
given at 81 48S $40 866, and tor 1879 it is
81 4, 1860. Stats les are also given show
ing that The increased value OF mining prop
er;y and real estate in the United Slntes this
year will exceed that of last year by ST ,00O,-
O. 0,000
DR.. Collyer, the chemist OF the agricul-
tnral department. has Just returned from
New England, whittier he went in regard TO
the sorghum and corn talk sugar project. He
made several addresses before large meetings
of farmers, and reports that there is already
widespread interest in New England in the
new movement He thinks that about two
hundred farmers in hat section Of the Union
will experiment in sorghum culture and sugar
manufacture on small scale next year. DR..
Coliyer stated to n correspondents that his ex-
pernents hive demonstrated that an acre OF
sorghum viii produce as much sugar as an
acre OF the best sugar cane, with this great
advantage tor the sorghum, that the latter
plant can be grown from Maine to California,
and from Minnesota to Texas, while the
sugar cane can only be successfully
cultivated in a portion of Louisiana.
Again, he said, sorghum may be grown
with as much certainty as Indian corn. In
regard to cornstaIk sugar, DIR Collyer said
that the plant is probably one-thii d less valu-
able as sugar plant than sorghum, but is still
susceptible of verv profitable working "In
fact, he said, our farmers have been throw
ing away about two-thirds OF the value OF their
corn crop Tor the last hundred years."
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1879-12-31

This wonderful substance is acknowledged by physt-
throughout the word TO be the best remedy els
covered for the of wounds, Burns, rheumatism
that every may try IL it lie pat up in h and so
cent bottles for household Obtain il from your
druggist and YOU viii hnd superior to any thing You
have xe- "
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Frank L. sife's Chntterbor &c exTrcss'y de-
signed Please Ghe In it, ih 90 lacturgs ana
70 Ssl1 lust net youthful leaders Gre
fu y pr red literary contents, which wi fan
tx tn atIentisn 7. ard ntsrt and Instruct, chfaT
Il t-udtr years 1he CE4TTEKsux should be IN every
household. Pub shed Ith y o:lly 10 cents
copy, OF. 81 year stage Z &c
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1879-12-31

Frank Ieslie's I.aslyis Journal Is the mos:
Popular rtisc and Entertaining tie weekly Jour
Of PsshlUn. Bach number ooniai &c pages with
excellent Pictures aud Full Descriptions Of the ven
Latest Styles of Ladies' and Chdrens wear; useful In
formation Family Topics Sc ect Stories, Poetry
Fash ouale Intelligence Personal Chit Chst, etc
Pa hion Plates imported monthly from Paris
ssvely for the lkDYs Iou8sAL Pub shed every fr1
price 10 cents Annual subscription 81. postpaid
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WI Hunts Rem ed v.
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IS the result OF using
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-25
LIVE STOCK MARKErs-RY rELEGnAPn

BUFFALO. Jan, 2i.-CAruE-Rcceipts to day 9ss hean
total Tor the week 703 head for the same e NJ
week. 69j3 head receipts consigned through - b
lnd fair p-ices ungcr good grades; common
sTs' weak SAFES Snuper,' al - Dfi 7O Extra Lou 10
ID o. Butchers steers 81 40aS} 20; Cows - 1od+1 oV
StoCkers and Feeders, - SOd13 81 $500. - .o.,1 ,,r
~nFEr AM LAns-Recep,s today 10 o heaG io,aa lV
the week thus far 10 head for Che same Tine s Ncn
900 head gned through cars market actte sum
at enough to JUSTIFY
Good quality;
10 ond Western Sncep - +0dS4 g. Extra Choc S0~
81 ~. car OF Ctuuon Al - % Michigan Lambs - -
Hoes rec ips to-day. $3.50 mead; total for me MceS mus
far 700 head for the same time last week Z'"I ~, 'l
recetts Unsigned through l2o air 0ellail ana IN
changed Yoraers Medium aud Heavy - 1V0fo % ;
store Pics, S3 % - 80.
CiD AGO. in. 24.-The DrorGS' Journal rerort' Hoo
Rc,ruls $1,000 head shipments SoOl head; az e5d"' :,
S.gD, higher Choice HEAVY - 3O0S3 90 lAsht =" "
asa - Mixed, as 20; market closed weak am shae
on. ,ooo ,oo1 .
CATTLE -Rcceipts 5000 head shipments, 2SuO head
market and higher shipping - - 90
d@ Butchers !air COWS, S2a$2 fO GOod rat uo
SlN%f -. 49,, . -,
strong ANA higher at SSGf4 20.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-25

i--"--N-Ht. Jan. 2-PorS-Pnme Mess Eastern da, a,
Ga; Rob steady At 70 Cd; Long Gear steady a. -
steady Al Ztt Hams-Long Cut steaiN y" %
shoulders STEADY at o. Beef-Inda Mess dull al ~
Extra Noes dull 81; Primo Mess dull AT ~ laIu,
81 I'd Talow-Pme CIV steluI Al
SO 3D. TurpcI une-Sprs dun at %. Common hfc
81 I'd; Fine du al TO- Cheese-Ameucan ChOoe sehS at
80. Lard OIL hmer at 50. Fionr- Extra Stato nl at 80
Wheat-No spring. dul at Sd: No SDrlng none l nc
market. Winter Now dun at lOd: New southelh
dull al g. Corn Mixed New, finer at 229d Mlhed 1I;
6ru, at 333d Cotton seed Oil Yellow American uhI
al 9eGd Kosn Common. London, Tner at o. Iuipenuue'
spirits. London steady at 81 81. -, -. n.i-,o
LIVERPOOL Jan. 24l23p p M PORK, al per Dbl oI
Lara, CWt. Tor Alnercsn Bct ~ per 'i'O
Prime Mess. IallOw, 80 per CWi. .
2i-l:3U y. mliTeAdstufs Qulct
3D. per Genial for Gallo MA White; 9d9nd
Tor California Cub; Ol a. for Rcd Western SuTng corn
8 New Mixed Western The receipts 81 Mhet LOT
past $4,000 cenalS, ncudng@h uOcel
tails American. The market for Vans and Fabrics AT M
chester is dun . 1000. - 49,. -
LONDON Jan 24-3:3Op. m-Sugar % Cd o23 per cw iof
- Dutch the spOt,aud p d22dd Tor 90 aod
LONDON Jan. 2f-6 p m-talcnIta Inseed, 1924 per
qr Refined Petroleum 9lla9asi per ga SpnsOi Iuipch-
tine, n Cd ~ per cwt ,o. .-- - 4, ,.,o,
BKEMEN. Jan. 24-Iard closed at 80 MARKS per llV 10 -
HAyRE Jan 22Lard closed at AZ francs ~ cehuHes pe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-25
1--WE STOCK MARKET.

NEW YORK, Jan. 4.-BEEVES-Including cars u ar
i've receipts 81 Of LlOi hcadil cars al Goth
ana 26 Jersey cry Total since s9nIosy 800
last Trade at 6Oths was moderately active and the
bulk Of the offerings were sold at luy wednesday pm Is
either yesterday Wednesday but not enough sold At
Jersey City receipts very light and the trade
number OF cattle and statesmen takrg OF
ned supply forced prices up from &c TO &C. per pound above
from poor choice including some dry cows hc sold at &c
which were taken export at lO4c 81 An
SaGr q o. sold az jersey &ity Tor A. Lindsey
Missouri steers lOG5 70 size, 56 II DO lSS H.
H. MEYERS sold Tor ~ Morris 10 Illinois steers llsl n
= samues sold for n Morris 2G Limos steers l72 n
q sac 81 10 70 do lI7 ID at &c; 10 Bulls l552 n at
d. reny 3 Go. sold for Morris Il Illinois steers LIZA
r. Size j6 b 20 do ll05 10 at Sac, aud ~ each IS Do
L2ll n at hc. less al each.
NJ Goldsmith Illinois steers 1850 ~ at 9sac. &c
? y DO 4sO To- at l04c 81 70 Bulls, 1850 n at &C,
w. seeel sold for n Morrs: 10 Illinois Steers, 1l44 H.
Isle 90 10 do 1921 10, at sac do, l,4s2 10 at
ton,y McPher.on sold for Morris; Illinois Steers
LAP d. az DC" % 70 ~ a. ic do a "a so To- 80 ~
Newion & Holmes sold for Q. Holden IS Ohio steers
1862 b. Size less 81 % on tie lot do lll5 ~ at S4c
Bros: Dry Cows and Bulls, 1881 u at 7c "a u 8 do
r. joseph sod at G6hsr 20 Illinois steers LIS H. at
So 55 70 10 do ~ ~ 81 Sc' es So es S as n.
n rss,man reports ca Illinois So cw at sic.
son oG ewt =! se 80 o. se cgt at 9'ae @ r.
y. NeNr sold for l. Wa1cl: 10 Illinois steers l. 10 p.
i2G7 IT, e 04c 81 DO s95 10. At &C.. 10 1915 H. at
G Kahn soi tor Kahn Co: 6 Kentucky steers 1914
d a. stc 90 p. ~ Do 1910 70, a. SIC, 5Cf - do l2s4
a. IT ql4c less - each do 1888 10, l0.c. 81 n
Lu.ls. -. 81 ~, at 4@tc. live weight,
CALV Es-I.eceips 1853 headl25 st GOtb-st and
tey City The market for Live Calves about steady
former prices 2213c for Gressers and 5G7lc. for Com
% Prime MIX Calves.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Recep's including cars TO
20 of 344l head Is Jersey City and
Al C0:h ST total Saturday 1896 head against
l255 herd Tor the corresponding days last Market
rather quiet weak with shade lower for sheep
L9mbs In light supply and ruled strong At 6a6l2C.
Sheep solo from 4c TO Sac. for Fair Prime number
Of Prime Wetbers taken for export at ba95s4o.
Judd Buckingham sold 100 State Sheep. 93 H. at 81 90
per cwt; 100 DO 90 .. At bc 1913 DO. SO n, atb4c.
Kase Pdcock sold 100 KENTUCKY Sheep 90 n at &C.;
400 Ohio do, 90 q, 81 bie.i 30 DO. 81 q. ~ 6lpc
6sles-NeHton a Holmes sold ~ Jersey city l5S Ohio