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FUEL.

STATE OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY OF RAM
~ sey-ss.-ln Probate Court, Special Term
December II, 1878.
In the matter of the estate of John Bethke, de-
ceased:
On reading and filing the petition of Frederick
Bethke, administrator of the estate of John Rethke
deceased, repres enting among other things that he
mas 1uily administered said estate and praying that
his account of administration, and for the assign
ment of the residue of said estate to heirs.
1t is ordered that said account be examined and
petition heard, by the Judge of this Court, Tues
day, the Twenty-frst day of Januaay A. D. 1872 at
ten O'Clock A. M at the Probate office in said county
And it is further ordered, that notice thereof be
given to all persons interested, by publishing copy
of this order for two successive weeks prior to said
day of hearing, in the DAILY GLOBE a newspaper.
printed and published at Saint Paul, in said county
By the Court
HENRY O'GORMAN,
LIS. Judge of Probate
jan6-Sw-mon
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from OOUT.
%, Attorneys at Law. Collections Speciality.
o1''o' 4'o' % wash Ave. g., Minneapolis, MINI
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AUCTION.

GHERIFF'S SALE-I will sell on Monday JAN
~ 18TH, at SO East Third street, Heiman's stock of
clothing, furnishing goods and store fixtures at 10
1854
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GQoD BOARD with rooms, S5.ov per week. Day
Third street. al S tso'
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LAUNDRY.
DRESSMAKING.
PROFESSIONAL.
MISCELLANEOUS.

WARM LUNOH every forenoon, from 10 to y. at
|. w A. METERS, 129 Jackson street 40 81 ~
NHE LIGHT RUNNING DOMESTIC, and ten
L other machines. Best needles 25c. Parlor Ri
East lhrd street, dealer in Sewing Machines and at
tacnments Removed from 124 Jackson street.l
36O*
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PIANOS AND ORGANS.
ANNUAL MEETING.

The Annual Meeting
Of the Stockholders of the st. Paul Saltwater r.
Iaylors Falls Railroad Company, will be held at the
Office OF the Company, in the city of st. Paul, on
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY %, 1879,
at 10 O'Clock "A. M, for the purpose of eecting
Board of Directors for the ensuing ye.r.
st. Paul. Dec. Doth, 1873. 349-i3
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Continued from Third Page.
Supposed owner.
Description

It, tn Q to beginning, being part of
Worey 5O IT OF strip of Igehart st being part Of
Sam n, uel Q. Staples, south 1921 feet of
A. Morley, east one half of north 67sI feet of
A. Worley, east so feet of
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Assessment tor Opening Portland
Avenue.

OFFICE OF THE BoAEb OF PUBLIC WORKS, J
CITY OF ST.. PAUL, MIMI, jan. IL, 1879.
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BOARDING.

()LEASANT and well furnished room with fret
l. 'iooo ooai u'-1o NesJ Filth street. S63#
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EoR SALE HORSEs-s years old, sound and
l kind Also, phaeton, harness, cutter, robes, &c.
NO reasonable offer refused. INQUIRE of g. A:
STEIN, "a West Third street, 36ia
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a Baltimore Pa1que Lost with All on
B"ard-Disasters to River Shipping by a
Freshet IN the Ohio-Two Persona
Burned to Death in Observation-Disclosures
cel1aneSus Disasters
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TRAINS.

River Division
Through Chicago & Esst-
ern Express.
Through Chicago s. East
ern Express.
Iowa and Minnesota Div.
Prairie du Chien, MilwaH-
kee and Chicago Express
St.Louis 4 Kansas City Elk
do do
Owatonna Passenger.
st. Paul and Ninneapc1.
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fil:a2 6 n . At p IL
f7:D p m IS 10 a n
1886 q Il rs 80 pm
1875 a n $3.50 p NJ
1928 2 MI 1916 a u
1915 p m *ll:3O q u
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HORSES AND CARRIAGES.

A FiRST-RATE MARE, young, sound and kind.
~ Also, 'wo new seighs, one sim gle and one double
time, if desired. DYER + HOWARn aAo VI
36l* 90 E.at nh;a 49,. -.
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HOUSES WANTED.

W7ANTED-ToR ENT-A small furnished house
ny ~ IN good locality, for man and wife, Address
WRIGHT, this office. ae1S
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days and Fridays.
J. P. FARLEY, Gen. Manager and Receiver.
W. 8. ALEXANDRA, General Passenger Agent.
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WANTED.

| WANTED-A servant girl for housework wanted
| w at DIR STEMS, "a West Third street. Ger
| man preferred. 36l%
| NANTED-AG German Norwegian girl to do
w general housework. Must be able to give refer
ences Apply at No. 221 Jackson street, corner
| OF Twelfth. 358tf
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MARINE NEWS.
The Collision off the Skerries
Fifty Sailors supposed to be
Drowned.

LONDON, March s. Steamer IstIiau. which col
lided with and sunk the Spanish steamer Guilermo,
of The Skerries, was towel TO Liverpool much dam
aged 1t is feared that fifty of the crew of tue Gull
lcrmo were drowned, as they not as was expect
ed, on board the steamer Magnet, which has arrived
at Dublin.
Wrecked Material sv asi.ed Ashore.
PORTSMOUTH, Mach 5.-Consderabe wrecked
material. apparently in the water sons time, has
been washed up on the shore between York and
Wells beaches within few days past, but nothing
indicates to what it belonged.
Anxiety Felt for the clio acester Eishiun
Fleet.
GLOUCESTER, March 5, Fourteen of the fshino
fleet, exposed the terrible gale Of February On are
ye' to arrive. Five have been absent upwards of
four weeks and one is overdue All are well pro-
visioned and may have been blown off or are wait
ing to get trip Much anxiety prevails concerning
their safety. The schooner Oliver Edlidge has been
spoken since the storm, all ri.hs.
Wreck and 4 Oss of Life.
HONG KGNG, Feb British barque Star Queen,
from Nagiska to Shanghai with coal, was totally
wrecked on South Gotos. The captain and 81 of the
crew were drowned.
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EUROPE.
Foreign N n ties.

A Yokohama despatch states that disappointment
at the multiplying clause in the treaty of the United
States and Japan is loudly expressed by all sections
of the native community.
Hong Kong Dispatches say the result of negotia-
tons at Washington is eagerly awaited by the
Chinese officials especially in the southern provinces
whence emigration is most profuse.
TIE official list of cardinals to be created at the
next consistory, includes the name of DR.. .Newman
The crisis at Cairo is virtually ended. Prince
Mahomed Tewfisk heir apparent to the throne, will
be presi lent of the council, and Nubar Pasha
minister of foreign Affairs.
A disastrous condagraton, yesterday, destroyed the
warehouse If Bea & Co., Matanzas Cubt. 1t ex-
tended rapidly and Two blocks were soon involved.
Engines and fremen were dispatched by rail from
Havana,
Consul Heap at Constantiuople says that alarming
rumors prevail of the progress of the plague in
Astrachan CoDstantinople has been thrown INTO a
panic recently by the report OF case near
Sd Onica.
Slgnor Fanfaui Eminenz, Italian photographer, is
dead.
Grand Duke Nicholas is dangerously ill.
LONDON dispatches say that the Clyde engineers are
returnng to work the Union considering The Ike
iDopportune Tyne sbipbuilders with lew exceptions
have resumed work.
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MINOR TELEGRAms

bill providing for the settlement Of the State
debt passed the Virginia Senate yesterday % to 9.
The loss by the burning OF the royal castle of
Ternveren, France. on the Sd inst is $4,000.
Chicago special states that The east bound
freight has materially increased during the past
week.
The Gaylord coal breaked at Plymouth, Pa
operated by Waterman & Co., was burned yesterday
morning Loss $4,000
Pierre Emmunel Iirard has been appointed French
minister of commerce.
The Susquehanna Coal Company has notified its
employees Of 10 per cent reduction OF wages
dating March 1st.
bine set wooden mill in Glendale Burrillville r.
L, was sold at auction for four dollars and eIcum-
trance, amounting to $4,000, Tuesday.
Leon Hynemann of New York, veteran Mason,
author and editor, died yesterday morning. He has
been unconscious the asst week.
The Central lion Works. corner of Park and Hud-
son avenues, Braoklyn, N. Y, were burned last
night. Loss buildings, machinery and patterns is
estimeted at 100000; insurance $4,000.
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Plaeter.

ITurB's lsd. ID
/ bush ODD 2 70 a 2 %
BonaIre :.
Cadlz Gu. pd. 2 90 a 2 25
flCadiz in bind I 81 q 2 IL
Liverpool.
! Duty paid. l 80 a I IS
] In bond. ! rs q | 20
Grind butter IS " box
Liv. fine SAX } so "a It's
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THURSDAY MORNING, MARCH 8.
THE NEWS IN A NUTSHELL,

Both branches of the state Legislature ad.
jonrped yesterday.
The state convention OF Reform clubs met at
Brunswick yesterday. A large number are in
attendance, aud much interest manifested.
Pinkham, the New Hampshire murderer,
will be executed March IA
The Union Pasifi, Railroad held its annual
Meeting in Boston yesterday. Sidney Dillon
was reelected President.
Pierre Emanuel Tiraid had been appointed
French Minister of Commerce
The coDstitutionality of the legal tender act,
so far as it applies to the issuing of government
notes in time of peace having quality of legal
tender for private debts, is to lie tested in the
courts BY S. B. Chittendep, NJ. c., and Gen. B.
f. Butler.
The Western Greepbackers met 10 CONVEX.
ton, at Chicago yesterday. r. E. Hough of
Michigan was elected President.
By premature explosion of nitro-sl5 cerine
yesterday at Richmond, Va, two men were
killed.
The hand loom carpet weavers 10 several
Philadelphia mills struck yesterday for an ad.
vsnce of one cent per yard.
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THE PLAGUE

PrecautiO nary Measures by the National
Government
WASHINGTON, March 5.-The following circular
issued this afternoon from the Treasury Depart
ment:
OFFICE OF THE SURGEON GENERAL,
US. Marine Hospital Service,
Washington. March 8.
10 Officers of Customs, Revenue Medical Officers of
the Marine Hospital Service and others whom it
may concern:
the act approved April 9 1878, emitted San act
to prevent the introduction Of contagious Or infec-
tious diseases into the United States provides that
no vessel coming flom any foreign port or country
where contagious infectious diseases exist, nor
any vessel conveying infected Merchandise shall
ter any port of the United States Or pass the bound
airy line between the United States and any oIeign
country, except in such manner may be prescribed
un er said act. Attention is called to the prevalence
OF dangerous epidemic disease 10 southern Russi la
known as the plague and It's extremely violent and
contagious character as manifested in the late out
break. There is no doubt it is similar to if not iden-
teal tn the plague which devastated the old world
in past centuries Because, therefore, of danger
which attaches to rags, furs, &c., carriers OF in
lection, the following regulation. are framed uuder
objection of the Secretary of the TT easuy and sub
!ect to the approval Of the President:
'For the protection of the health of the people of
the United states against the dangers referred TO,
until further orders vessels fir any port of the
Black Sea or Sea of Az9f conveying rags, furs
skins, hen feathers or bedding any similar articles
liable to convey infection, nor any vessel from any
port OF the Mediterranean or Red seas, having on
board such articles coming from southern Russia,
shall enter any port of the United States until such
a ticles have been removed from the vessel to open
lighters or to isolated locality and the vessel
dislnfected and thoroughly ventilated.
Suspected vessels shall be disinfected either by
hemcal agents and exposure to free of air,
or by burning as shall be determined in each case
by the Surveyor General of the Marine Hospital
Service.
The certificate of a state or municipal quarantine
officer Of health may be accepted as satisfactory
revdence OF compliance with these equations on the
part OF a vessel -
(Signed) JOHN NJ. WooDwoRTH.
Surgeon General-U. S. Marine Hospital Service
Approved. RIB. HAYES,
President
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10 a 26c Texas IA a 26c; Canada pulled az m asc
eombipg 80 a 4Oc; Smyrna washed Is a l5e: do nm ~
washed a 16c; Buenos Ayres Is "a soc: Cane Good
Hope % q s0c; Australian 80 g acc: Donskai % 20
&c. -
Inc market remains precisely, the same as las
all desirable grades Manufacturers continue to be
free purchasers and dealers appear disposed to re-
duce stocks as fast possible at the current rates
1t the present demand continues, assortments Of
good lots of Wool must soon become quite rednceS
Imports from January to March l.
1879. 1878.
Foreign bales. .......,..........., 2256 ! on1
Domestic. bags and bales. .........~ 20,345 2I95i
In sew York the market has ruled quiet but tha
tone has not in the least changed all good era es he
in held nImls, willie inferior descriptions being in
full supply, are urged tn some little force The
goods marker, though promising well, fails to show
the activity anticipated at this season. '
In Philadelphia there is little activity partic
ularly 10 medium grades. of which manufacturers
ha e been bnyng raj her more freely. Fine Wool is
less active The stock of combiug and Geaine is ex
IemelS lght and holders are firm at The recent i'm
movement.
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MAINE.
Fire in Newcast lie.


DAMARlscoTrA, March 5.-The house in New
castle owned by Capt. Isael Mcfarland Of Damaris-
co ia, occupied by Jefferson Hail, was burned last
night. Cause unknown. Loss on house $1,000; in
sured $780, Loss on furniture $3.50, uninsured.
Wells Officials in Trouble.
PORTSMOUTH, N. H, March 5.-The town officers
Of Wells have it is said been placed under arrest for
transaction Of the affairs of the town the past year
without first taking the oath of Office.
Saicide.
DAMARIsCoTTA, March ga man apparently
about 60 years OF age, stranger, jumped of the
bridge at Ddmariscotta this afternoon and was
drowned. He was dressed in cheap dark clothes
white cotton shirt and rubber boots. He was par
TALLY bald CDR. Chapman" was on the armpit of
lis overcoat. He drove into town from the direction
OF Bristol with small red horse, light green sleigh
with red underworld. paper bag was in the sleigh
with Wilson, Gardiner written Oh. it with a lad
pencil.
A later despatch states that the man has been
identified as David Chapman OF Pittston, Me-
Belfast May orally.
BELFAST, March Sat the Republican caucus
held this evening DR.. David S. Flanders was nomin,
ated for Mayor.
State Convention OF Reform Clubs.
BRUNSWICK, March 5.-Ihe state convention of
Reform clubs opened here today. There fe largo
number of delegates present. The afternoon was de-
voted to the election of officers and other business
In the evening public meetiag was held in Lemont
hall. Speeches were made by prominent temper
ance men from various parts of the state A large
audience was present and considerable enthusiasm
manifested.
Haine Dairymen,s Associa.iou
WINTHROP, March 5.-The Maine Dairymen's AS
ISOLATION opened yesterday afternoon and will con.
tinue three days. The opening paper on the Dairy
Cow, was read by j. W. North, Secretary, followed
by discussion
In the evening an address Of welcome was delivered
by B. c. Torsey of Winthrop, which was responded
to by Geo. L. Bracket of Belfast. paper on
Breeding and Feeding Dairy Stock was read by N
R. Pike of Winthrop.
The TO- enoon session today opened with paper on
Curing Cheese, by Francis Barnes of doulton follow
ed by remarks from Robert McAdam Of New York,
and discussions.
fine specimen of cheese is on exhibition from the
Houltnn factory and some 20 specimens of gilt edged
butter from different parts OF the state. Inc ques-
tioD Of feeding dairy stock Was discussed.
In the afternoon a lecture Dairy Service Reform
was delve' ed py Robert McAdam of New York.
Al the evening session paper on Eject of Feed
on The Qlality of Milk read by the SecreIary
fo.loaed by general discussion.
The attendance is goo aud the weather fine, The
session closes tomorrow.
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The Legal Tender Act.

The constutionaity of the legal tender act, far
as 1t applies to the issuing of government notes in
time of peace hayiog the quality of legal tender for
private debts is about to be brought to test in the
courts by an agreement between A. B. Chittenden,
a member of Congress from Brooklyn, and Gen
Butler, both agreeing to bear tue his side Of
the case which is to be real one. Mr.. Chlttenden
for the CREDITOR who brings the suita Gen. Butler
for the debtor, he assuming the right of the govern
ment to issue legal tender paper money at all times
Butler means to argue the case himself. Senator
Edmunds, of Vermont, and William Allen Butler, q
New York, will manage for Chittenden.
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NEW HAMPSHIRE.
John @. pinkham to be Execu ted.


CONCORD, March Ex-Governor Prescott has de-
cided not to interfere with the sentence of the
Supreme Court in The Gaze of John @. Pinkham of
New Durham, the murderer OF Mrs. Barry of that
town, and has SO notified Hon. Stephen S. Chick of
Somersworth, the Sher if of Stafford county No
new evidence in the has his sentence
was pronounced. The communication of his sentence
has been asked on the ground that he was MT
morally responsible TOR the act account of weak
and low intellect. The defence at his trial was
insanity. The execution will take place within the
prison iu Concord on FRIDAY, March 18th.
he senafOrsh,p.
There was conference OF prominent politicians
here TO-DAY to talk over the vacant United States
Seeatorshp 1t is believed that Governor Prescott
will appoint Senator Wadleigh whose term of office
expired yesterday, to fill tue vacancy until the Legs-
lature elects his successor.
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WASHINGTON.
Programme for the Extra Session,

Programme for the Extra Session,
WASHINGTON, March 5. The President will, in
his message 10 the 10th Con gress, call attention to
the condition Of the treasury, and the fact that the
revenues for the next fiscal year will not be sufficient
to meet the appropna ions. He will ask for legsla-
ton to increase the revenues. The work of Congress
will not be confined to passing app opHatin bills,
but general legislation will be entered upon. he
best judges believe the extra session will last from
eight to twelve weeks. prominent Democratic SEN
ator salo this afternoon toat unless the Republicans
agreed to the repeal Of the election laws no appro
priation bills would be passed by Congress In the
opinion of this Senator Congress will in session ALI
summer unless the Republicans and the President
back down.
She Il. Her Sub. C onmi tee,
The Teller subcommittee meeIs Marcu 10Th to n-
vesigate The Thurman branch of Inquiry as TO the
employment OF deputy mas hals at elections.
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Fatal Explosion.

RICHMOND, Va March 5.-Wbile government
contractor M. G. Haggerty was engaged in making
improvements in Dutch Gap today canister con-
tanning thirty pounds of nitro eygeine exploded as
the charge was being ramned home. man named
Hall, who was driving the charge, was blown into
the air and has moi yet been found. One negro was
killed and several'injured.
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Union Pacific Raj road.

BOSTON, March 5. The Union Pacific railroad
held meeting here today and elected board OF
directors. among whom are Sidney Dillon Elisha At
kins, Russell Sage. Jay Gould, James e. Keene and
Fred L. Ames Jay Gou'd was the largest stock
holder voting St23,7OO of his own shares and $780,
700 by proxy Sidney Dilli,n was reelected presi-
dent. The directors report shows considerable in
crease in the earnings and decrease in expenses
during The past year.
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European Markets.

LONDON, March 5-12.3O P M.-Consols at 96 GIG
for money and 90s for account.
LONDON, March 5-12.3O P. M.-American securi-
ties-United States bonds Cts. at 1884, new SIS 1864
new 4Rs at 07a 4s, 1923; 10-iGs at o.; New Jer-
sey Central 81
LIVERPOOL, March $3.50 P. M.-Coiton m ark
ct tending down; Uplands at 5-16d; Orleans at T.
1876 sales 7UU0 bales, including 1000 for speculation
and export. Receipts $3.50 bales, all American
Futures l-32 cheaper; March at $685. March and
April 5-l6.
Flour at a 10; Winter Wheat at a 8; do
spring at a SO; California averages at 10 "a 3:
club ages Corn al Al Peas 6 S. Provisions. Sc
-Pors at 40; Beef u; Bacon at 81 @276 Lard
at - .. Cheese at 49, raDOw at Sc. At London So,
PARIS. March 5-Rentes 1l2 Al.
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HUNGARY.

France TO Occupy the Island of Rhodes
PER H. March At is runored that France is
about to occupy the Island of Rhodes The story Z
based On the fact that the Porte has ordered the re-
moval OF the seat of government OF the archpela
from Rhodes 1t is inferred that the occupation is
offered France as an inducement for her to guar
an fee a InaO.
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TIE LYNN TRUNK MYSTERY.
The Il cd Identified.

BOSTON, March 5-The girl found in a trunk at
Lynn has at last been idenu1ed as Fannie McCono-
logue of Woburn, whose family left for California
Feb. s. The glrl accompanied them little way bat
returned to this vicinity The sedueer of the girl is
known under an alias of "Te1dy s. Spencer and is
reported 10 be prominent business man Of Boston
She was first identified Monday by two companions
with whom she bad at times STAYED ats Indiana
Place Her seducer and one supposed to have abet-
ted in the crime, was described by them. Detec-
tives feel sure Of arrestiDg the before morning.
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Western Greenbackers in Convention,

Western Greenbackers in Convention.
CHICAGO, March 5-The Greenback club conven-
ton which met Monday elected RE. Hough of Micbi-
gan, President. platform was adopted affirming,
as heretofore. expressed creed of Greenback party
and declaring that postmasters should be elected /;
that the gove' nment should prohibit importation OF
Chinese servile iabor that labor bureau should be
established; making law disenfIanchsing any per-
son who offers to purchase does purchase votes;
and calling for better innovations in the government
The resolutions strongly favor labor reform.
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CHId4Go, March 5 -Hogs-receipts $4,000 head:
shipments 5000 nesd the marker opened steady and
closed &c lovers choit heavy at IS q 5J light at
80 q 90; Mixeu packing 70 a 80.
Cairse-fece'rIs 4SOp head; shipments 100 head;
dull and dragging; prices unchanged hppiug grades
at a W q ~; butchers steady; Cows at 2 20 q
$40.
Sueep-receipts 5000 head; shipments $500 head;
market firm and fairly active at 8 80 @525
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Store Caftle-Yearlines So a SIS; two year olds at
Sl3 e ~; three year Odds $25 q $45 % head Prices
Beet The call for Store Cattle is not so active as it
have been of late
Mich Cows-Extra at $i5 a SIS; ordinay 500 "a
q Si5 per head.
Sheepsapn Lambs-Those from the West we're all
owned bs butchers and cost f ON &c 3Y fb landed
al Brighton. There few Sheep brUIlgh in from
Maine, Which sold at s. % cad
swlpe-Fat Hogs, prices at ~ q Age p live weight