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Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-08-12
A SKETCH Of eAmBl,E1rA.
New York Courier Des Etats Unis.

80 xNVW AO1hO OuxlCA OCS AldGS OulS.
In q communication addressed to the
New York Herald, about the proposed ex-
clusion of the Isrselites of Manhattan beach,
we noticed the name of Mr.. Gambetta as
one Of the eminent persons. Of whom the
Jewish race might be proud. In the letter
to which we alluke. Mr.. Gambetta is placed,
however. 10 very good company. by the
side of Messrs. Disraeli Nord RESPONSIBILITY.
Sir Moses Montefore, Lord Jessel, Roths-
child, Greenhouse, Jules Simon; Lasker, and
even Sarah Benharat. But. however hon
orable and distinguished Is the Eentourage,
Mr.. Gambetta has not the honor to belong
to that sect; Is the president of the French
chamber of deputies is . descendant of q
Catholic family, and it is ina religious
house that he has received his FIRST educa-
tion. Following isswhst we read sfnc a
French biography which has very lately
been published In Paris, and which We
translate: tar ]
Born in Cahors, the Both of October.
1885, Leon Gambetta had first been edu-
Gated In . clerical institution, as many
other o q Of men IN moderate circumstan-
ces have been. because it was then thought
that by entering the civil service or priest.
hood, their ambition could be better real
sAOusLS 44O W0o M VOoStuOO W VIC WIU.
istry, but his natural instincts manifested
early, gave to understand that it was not
his vocation, 90 he was taken from the
seminary of Montauban.
The legend is entirely untrue which has
been since circulated and attributed to his
quick temper, that to escape some small
school troubles he wilifully destroyed one
Of his eyes. 0ambetta never had, and
never could have such savage energy
Truly, little fitness had be for the ministry,
but he could never have concluded that to
avoid two years of seminary life, was worth
q beautiful and piercing black EYE. The
truth is: When eight years old he was in
the shop of Z cutler, near byth1s fathers
store, resting on bis elbows, and watching
the workman who was piercing q knife's
handle with q drill put in motion by q bow,
made with q cord of raw hide, attached to
an old fencing raplere. The rapieref broke,
and the point of one of the fragments struck
the young curious In the right eye. There
was perioption o the cornea, badly treated,
which caused, irldochoroidites, and ytermin-
ated in glAncoma with protrusion of the
globe Of the eye. He remained q long
time In that state, but his pains became 10
intense, that It was feared that from sym
pathetic inflammation he would lose his left
eye, so his friend, Dr.. Fienzal In 1867. ask.
cd s consultation of medical talent, aftel
which he, with the Assistapc OF Dr.. Week
er. enuc!eated the diseased eye.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-08-12
TINE .Feveks Il MEMPHIS.

The following is the official nounce
ment of the Memphis board of health de-
claring the yellow 1Syer epidemic:
there is q disposition manifested on the
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-08-12
4 CARD.

T. q! who are suffering from the errors
and indscretiops Of youth, nervous weak
Fnes4 Iearly decay, los ofmanhood, &c, I win
senda recipe that will cure you, FREE
OF CHARGE. This great remedy W.
discoversdsby missionary in South Ameri-
q. Send . selfAddressed envelope to the
RIv. JosErH 7. lNHAH, Ssat;os D, Ma.
Yorss or.
The daily gazette., 1879-11-29
THIRD EDITION
General NesUs.

,.,sgrsm from San Francisco says
.hs sitempt Of st. Julian to beat nis
own time, 2.l2a has been inden"'eiS
postponed. +,
Tbe steamship Arizona, which ran IN
70 au iceberg, has been repaired a. o.;
Johns. N f., and sailed for LiverPoo'
yesterday afternoon.
The Marion and Somerset Raiiroa',
In New Jersey, was sold yesterday 70
the Pennsylva Railroad Company
under foreclosure Of mortgage of $oV'-
900 held by the latter.
Jsy Gould and party arrived in Atchi.
son, Kansas, on Thursday evening, ana
Yesterday morning started West On the
Eentral load. 1t is said Gould now con-
trolls 1900 miles of railway in Kansas,
fully half OF the total mileage OF the
State.
At the annual dinner Of the General
Meade Veteran Association, In Carlisle
on wednesday evening, 1t was resolved
to erect an equestrian statue OF Geneiai
Meade in Washington, and tie Army
Of the Potomac was requested 10 take
charge of the monument.
The Baltimore and hanover ha'lroau
connecting with the Western Maryland
Railroad, and establishing direct COM
munication by rail between Baltimore
and Gettysburg, was finished last week,
and the frst passenger train passed over
it yesterday, from Baltimore 10 Gettys-
burg.
The Atlantic and Great Western Rail-
road will be sold at Akron, OHIO, on the
eth Of January, under foreclosure. The
date was fixed yesterday in pursuance
of private kilograms announcing the
completion of the reorganization syndi-
cate in England. The liabilities OF the
road are about $4,000, 900.
The committee of the National Board
Of Health has submitted TO the local
authorities and the Citizens Committee
Of Memphis, report on the sanitary
needs of that city. The commit
recommends among other things, the
adoption OF Colonel Warnings system
of sewerage, to cost about S225,oOO.
One thousand dollars worth of jewel
~ was olen from the residence of w
G. Fargo, in Buffalo, N. Y, .ast even
in.. A servant attempted to enter thu
room In which the thief was, but he shu
the door in her face, and she, supposin.
1t to be one of the family, went dowI
stairs, whereupon the thief walked OF
with his plunder.
The daily gazette., 1879-11-29
s3l,O6S.4o
Death Of JOlnu Curry.

John Curry, the bailltf of the United
States Court for this district, died at his
re-idence, No. sos Adams street, about
midnight last night. Mr.. Curry was b.
tween 80 and 60 Years Of age. He has
been bailiff since 1869, and was elected
Coroner of New Castle county in 1854
Delaware..volunteers, aud was severely
wounded in the leg at the battle OF An
tietam. Consumption " as the cauee OF
Mr.. Curry's death, and he has been al
ficted by It for less lhan a year. He wa.
a man OF an exceeding kind disposition
and had many warm friends.
The daily gazette., 1879-11-29
Died from ETUOSure.

An aged man named John Cassady OF
philadelphia started In company with q
relative tv walk iro II w lnlngton 10
out at or near Hare's Corner where he
lay down in a STACK Of straw. Whether
he renamed there during the night II
not positively know. but on Friday
when he was taken to the residence Ol
relatives in Elkton by some one who
had found hun along the road be was
suffering much from exposure to the
cold. He had the attention Of q physi.
clan but died on Saturday morHing last
His remains were taken to Philadelphia
the same evening.
The daily gazette., 1879-11-29
Latest Cable NeiCs.
MUKHTAR PACHA AssAsslSATkp IN
MoNTENEG
LONDON, Nov. 20. 1879.

LONDON, Nov. 20. 1879.
1t Is reaffirmed from Madrid that
Premier Campos and Seuor Canovas del
Castillo have come to an agreement up
on the subject Of reforms in Cuba.
A despatch from Cabul TO the Daily
Ne,cs reports that General Baker attack
ed the Afshans in his front in force on
Thursday. The enemy fed at the first
assault and the bes are now dispers-
ing.
NJ. Novikoff, the Russian Ambassador
here, has been summoned to 81. Peters
burg, to participate in the Forthcoming
Ministerial deliberations.
The Vienna correspondent Of the
Times telegraphs as follows: The view
which connects the visit 70 Berlin OF the
King and Queen OF Denmark with the
relations OF Germany, Denmark and the
Hanoverian question finds more and
more confirmation.
The Chilean Minister to Eng aud con-
firms the report of the capture Of lquique
by his countrymen.
Gordon Pacha has been instructed, in
case the negotiations with the King oi
Abyssinia prove fruitless, to proceed to
Khartoum, and report the failure Of his
mission to the foreign Consuls there, ,and
afterward proceed to Bender and eDtel
Atyssinia with Egyptian troops.
Intelligence has been received at Get
TAME, the capital of Montenegro, to tn
effect that Ahmed Mukhtar Pacha, th'
Turkish General, has been niassacred b,
Arnauts at GusiDje. A later despatcl
TO the London Standard says: "Th'
T1gbldtt announces that Mukhtar Pach,
and his bodyguard Of seventy men wer'
massacred ON the 27th inst by the Ara
nauts. Six thousand Albanians ar
posted near Gnsnje, and may attack tn
Nontenegrins."
The daily gazette., 1879-11-29
A Quorum DOuOfru

WARRINGTON. Nov. 8.-It isl
eral remark here that no prsyid
had there been 80 few member2
CITY 40 close upon the assent
Congress. One reason asslgned|
IL that Congress meets on tue q
OF December, and only tour da|
Thanksgiving. Most Of the mem
a distance did not leave for Wa
until after that day, and the Cpl
expressed nv some OF the older
at the Capitol that, from the ird
there will lot be a quorum on
The daily gazette., 1879-11-29


The Richmond (Na.) state has
opinion of Thanksgiving day.
the ground that the obseryancesp
ly a New England institution. ~
England" says the State, at IS
ty, but elsewhere it is a mere ooss
ordered by law, having no com
with the history or myths OF the
and signifies nothing. 1t is at lea
Virginia and the rest of the soull
the blessings which the Southern
enjoy are Of a class entirely dlllere mere,
those showered upon New Ehs'y
wouldn't be a bad idea for the -
start an Independent movement
Iect a day of lis own for returning
perhaps we can persuade Maryl)
ioin I'm the movement.-Balt' Ca1
jaw Gould makes the best pos'i]|
of hi, several editors. He has nlI
editor of his stock jobbing lro|
New York; his Democral,G ~
the Denver Ne,cs, and his H'o1
manac editor of the Press, IT, y
makes them do their work Y, "h1 "
stock jobbing editor gets causn, @ " NJ N
up bis reserve almanac 'ilol " ,hs NJ
general cause. The Press lns IIs
defends the Tribune Tor Gr',,. ~
lambs to Mr. Gould's preiltaolee e >" ~
But Mr.. Gould has the rlg,ll ~ w
will with his own, anu 'ne'e'
ont. Times.
There is reported to be a ~, ~
forming in New York for tne NJ I,c ~
| If il can he ONtalned-ol ,nI pS I''
the Pennsylvania Railroad LIZ is'1 70,
CITY of Philadelphia. As .p,s ~ mi hi
built largely by the money unsst NJ
| 10 benefit the city, 10 Is g', ,bs
whether so large block u, o, s ot
| should be allo wed to pass pu' "
delphla control.-Ledger.
The daily gazette., 1879-11-29
A Desperate Fight ,cith
0tdfs.

CINCINNATI, Nov. 2s.-lhe |
who t. led TO enter Specknan &
safe at Bremen, o., Wednsstl
discovered in a barn last NIGH
fight occurred between them and
ticers. Marshal Lindenbofg V
and probably fatally wounded
be Webeimer's leg was broke
burglar was killed and two oil
capped. The money stolen wal
errd
The daily gazette., 1879-11-29

A beautiful young Austrian Travelled
All the way from Vienna to Fort Worth,
Texas, to marry her sweetheart.
A branch OF the Royal School of Art
Needle work has been opened at GlA,-
gov.
A Philadelphia bride recently wore .
lace veil yard long, which had once
been the property OF Marie Antoinette.
Mrs. Tiburtius, wife Of the Surgeon
General Of Germany, Is . leading deutist
Of Berlin, and attends the royal family.
One hundred and ssvent- eight bags Of
wool, each averaging 600 pounds, was
received iu Reading one uay last week to
bc used In the manufacture Of hats. This
Is the largest amount ofwool ever receiv-
ed In that city in one day.
The Boston Advertiser enters protest
against the appointment Of Governor
Cornell to the chirmanship ofthe Natiopl
'sl Republican Committee. IL sayes -
'rhe man who is put in.o that p ace
ought to be one who has the respect and
confidence If the whole party. This 10
not true OF Mr.. Cornell.
The Springfield Republican says -"
"If Secretary Thompson can save 81 800 :
900 In running the Navy Department on
an appropriation Of Sl4,079,0 900, pray
how much did Robeson save in running
the same depart ment eight years with
appropriations varying ON SIS, ,526, 0o0
TO $l4,959, ,035 ?"
The biggest area OF oil lands ever dis
posed Of in Pennsyl, ania NJ once was
the recent sale Of the 1000 acres CON-
prised in the Moody tract near Bradford,
to thrss companies, for $l05, 800.
The daily gazette., 1879-11-29

The report of the Life-Saving Service
makes . very good showing. Since its
establishment in 1871 the total number
of marine disasters along the coast has
IN shipping and ST 923 PA in cargoss. OF
this 9,4l0, ,408 were saved and 81 099 ,6i9
lost. The service thus pretty we'll pays
It's own expenses in the saving of prop.
srty, making the saving Of hre a clear
gain.
Do not trifle with cough, cold, or af
fction Of the throat, lungs or bronchial
tubes. pr. Bulls Cough Syrup is posi-
tive cure ami prevents consumption.
The daily gazette., 1879-11-29
a Whale Off So,,.

from the N. Y. Head. No1
"a, a whale about 50 tee, S',, va.
,ss ,ss. evening between IS, s.nSn ,Sn(
nss.soaasa ,"s Se,,.land Light-shps sb,,py BY N
Fletcher FL, and it rose iiheaner| ,h'an |
tne ',,eer steamer within Is I'ie mIe., J
disappeared from view 'uu!! :!
stream OF water about %' " ,.il y
:, ana occasionally swan - vi,es ice.
S o. The vessel. it fiuall, waa, S.al
sandy Hook, while ,bs went went
,r, 11ed on its way TO the 'Ss'I Am
Ihere were nearly lon ''nl n
board, who were yerv w wnS,' pas
ID watching the mons,er'. T,ucn
whale hai probably ira,.,"a a1'
coast of Newfoundland dl,l'Ia j.,
y. M'.n .,,, a mate, as they ususll, ~
IL VIII not go farther south !,
out on finding shallow ', ws,s, u
to its old quarters. '''e'
The daily gazette., 1879-11-29
Alarm in Le0dCilIe,

At Leadville, Col, Judge Hallet, of
the U. s. Circuit Court, decided in suit
of the St. Louis smelling and refining
company, that evidence could ,be adj
mitted to show that the patent of Thos.
Starr to large traits of mining land, under
which the company claim title, aud on
which the town of Leadvllle is built was
void. This decision creates great ex-
sitement, as 1t imperils the rights of a
number Of landhulders in and around
Leadville who hold title under the pat
emit The case will be appealed TO the
q. 8. Supreme Court.
The daily gazette., 1879-11-29
Miles of Freioh,

THE TRENT NDous br,s,xvs,
riMoi = AND OHIO Is DoI
fiTTsBuRG. Nov. 2s.-Th.1
anoa. anu ohio railroad have taken
accommodation trains m, a'a s0'.a.
freight blockade. These ,rs,"] ,U
continued on account Of ' ,Is
1t Is simply impossible 10 bsnal and
freight. Thousands of ions S oS
a. ana foreign ores are to be !,
sn's ci'y over the road during /
aud the authorities of Il e rosa
son to believe that the shlpr
continue I'LL next spring. 'N
The daily gazette., 1879-11-29
n HE ARTIzANs SAVINGS BANK.
5o2 MARKET STREET.


INCORPORATED JANUARY Ath, 1861.
Open to receive deposits daily from A.
NJ, until p. M, and on Tuesday and Sat-
urday evenings FROM to o clock.
SEMI-ANNUALD DIVIDEND,
regularly made in April and October.
When dividends are not withdrawne
they are accounted as deposits. Thus per-
manent deposits compound their interest
TWICE IN eA'n MANAGERS.
eeVy Chas. .Tosnsend George George 3. cspeile, a
Nathan'l r. Benson, NJ. L. Lichensteln,
Henry f. Dure, Edward Darlington,
w. Hastings, Job II. Jack son,
Edward Pusey, Wm Ii. swift,
GEO. W. BUSH, President.
GEO. 8. CAPEELE, Vice President.
f.b2l-ly f. T. TAYLOR. Treasurer.
LrIRsT NATIONAL BANk
T. OF WILMINGTON.
REPOSITORY OF THE PUBLIC MONEY
FINANCIAL AGENTS OF THE UNI
| TED STATES.
EDWARD BETS, PRESIDENT.
p.,. g GEO to .,;., p; ARMsTRoNa ss.n SasH5ss- as.
Philadelphia and New York Exchange
furnished TO regular Depositors without
charge.
Discount days, Mondays and Thursday,
/ DIRECTORS.
Gs%iat onn e. ads%y 4 ds%y'h' sUGEs s as,rst. VI su'h
Henry 8. McUomb. saml ssncron, Jr.
Edward Dsks. ianl-1y
The daily gazette., 1879-11-29
Indian Massacr.
GALYRHTnN. Teras n

uALvRsroN, Texas, Nov (
A despatch 10 the Galv,,t|
from San Ahtosio States iha,
letter dated Chihuahua. Msrj
IA says
The Indians are reported A.
ting the country 100 mile, Wa,
Paso. Texas. A party of s,t'
went In pursuit. and followed II
the ,Candalsrla Mountain, -
Indians ambu, he'd them, killin
one or two. v hen the pevs
the town a strong party orpsr
started on the Trail. Arrlylp
scene OF the massacre they ca,
TO bury the dead. and while
ploy ed were fired upon and
killed. The Indians apparel
armed with Sharp's rifles and
to be frequenters Of the States
lion. A large force is beiug 0
The daily gazette., 1879-11-29
Gamma POal fru.

Richardson & Robbins OF Dover are
doing tremendous business Just now In
poultry canning. This week in three
days they paid for poultry $500. They
received thirteen tons of poultry in one
day. Some days there are long lines OF
wagons waiting for hours about the
place, to unload.
The daily gazette., 1879-11-29
HANDK ERCHiEF3.

GRAND DEPOT 18TH STREET.
kerchiei house IL we chose 10 set this stuck
by itself. because we import direct and NJ
all times carr y an apparently inexhaus',,
ible stock Of all the best that the linen ana
silk looms produce.
The latest arrival Ia
SILK HANDKERCHIEF
FRox
CHINA AND INDIA.
These viii outwear any other kind Of
handkerchief. silk or linen.
We have iust opened nearly $4,000 worth
Handkerchiefs that have been sold at
S2.50 each we viii sell at 81 80 each.
REAL INDIA SILK CASHMERE
MUFFLERs
AND
OLD FASHIONED PRINTED
CORAH HANDKERCHIEFS
FOR LADIES.
We have elegantly embroidered and scol-
loped handkerch,efs
HEMsTITCHED
AND
HEMMED.
We ofYer large assortment
OF
SILK HANDKERCHIEF
In the colors most wanted.
Every day brings us something new
from France and Ireland, and you can find
on our count.r m things that are choice and
exclusively In Grand Depot.
BOYS AND GIRLS
FRENCH WOVEN BORDERS
sl.0O per dozen.
! q Dozen Fine French Csmbric Double
| Hemstitched and Embroidered colors, tl
| each.
| We have sold the same At
| $500 EACH.
LADIES ALL WHITE HEMSTIrCHEu
| From l2llc. each TO finest
LADIES' INITIAL HANDK
GENTLEMEN INITIAL
| IN SILK AND LINEN.
Present selections are recommended.
JOHN wANAMAKER.
| IL ULovEs.
| UNnFRWEAR.
FURNISHING GOODS
Particularly White Shirts and Meek Wear.
GRAND DEPOT. 18TH STREET;
Carrying an immence stock, importe,
after special and personal selection O
buyer In Europe-receiv' daily from
best manufacturers OF the world, we cat
meet almost any want or supply any de
maDd. The evident rush for our under
wear IL Unprecedented. We station addi
tional clerks and open new cash offices /,
lquickly serve customers. Considering tn
beautiful makes and qualities.
There are low prices on every thing Ii
GLOVES.
There are low prices on everything Il
HOSIERY,
There are low prices on every thing Il
! UNDERWEAR.
There are low prices on everything 4
| FURNISHING GOODS.
This will be proven on comparison.
JOHN WANA MAKER.
DEPOT,
)ELPHIA.
The daily gazette., 1879-11-29
The Next President.

The politicians are anxious on this sub
Ject. but much more important thing fol
all who have poor appetite. or impaired di-
gestion, or skin diseases. or an enfeebled
constitution generally, is to know that
Warmers Safe Bitters will cure them
$1,000 will be paid to any one who will
prove that there Is a better meiicide OF It,
kind. noyl9.d d2w
The daily gazette., 1879-11-29
Number One Look ed ATT

This morning a lady living near
and Lombard streets, purchased
tne turkey 10 market for DIM
morrow, and on returning hung
the back yard in order TO CIV
bsnefit Of the frosty air. When u
out for IL about II O'Clock she dis
that IL had been sio,eD.
The daily gazette., 1879-11-29

John Wingate and James Nc Vey have
been rock fishing on Rehoboth bay this
week. They returned yesterday morning
very much discouraged, not only meeting
with poor success but had one OF their
best ssiEs stolen, beside,
The daily gazette., 1879-11-29
Meetings Tonight.
SATURDAY.

SATURDAY.
Mechanics Lodge, No. 4, I. 90.
Brsndywi, e Lodge, No. IL, ]. q. o. r,
Lafayette Lodge, No. 3. X. OF r.
Lenspe Tribe. No. 9, X NJ.
Jefferson Council, No. 10, o. u. A. NJ.
The daily gazette., 1879-11-29
THE GRAND DEPOT DRY GOODS HOUSE,
18th Street. Market 10 Chestnut,
PaILADBIPaIA,

"In the general excitement goods old prices
customers may assured that large force will do their best
supply waited these short days The increase
Of clerks quite noticeable but at times in the day it far
from ample Please take kindly any disappointment not being
again We have lately gotten hold Of lots
Of Dress Goods that late for ORDERS and sold to
. sacrifice As very desirable quote in Ladies' DreS
Goods
The daily gazette., 1879-11-29
Personal.

ware road at noon to-day, on his way to
Washington. His nephew, Thomas
who Is Clerk of the Senate Comm ittee on
Privileges and Elections, accompanied
him.
The daily gazette., 1879-11-29
ALterQtiOn.

The iron railing in front of Central
Presby terian Church, Is being removed
back to the building line, and the lamp
over the gates will be m owed out to the
curbs one.
The daily gazette., 1879-11-29
FOURTH EDITION
Issaicat,e.s fer ro.Day.

Rapidly rising barometer, brisk 70 Aigh
norttCsstsrly winds, cloudy and rainy sea-
usr or snov in TIE interior Of hs Middle
states. Jollo,osd BY decidedly cooler and
partly cloudy peathsr.
The daily gazette., 1879-11-29

WALL STREET YEsrERDAY.-Stocks
were active and generally buoyant'
New York Central opened at 1881, cold
at l39 and closed at 1854 after touching
1876. The general list Was buoyant, and
Erie closed at an advance Of 8 points
from opening figures. Governments were
unusually active and strong, especially
the four per cents, which advance dundsr
. second purchase Of $4,000, 200 BY Mr..
". IL. Vanderbilt. Foreign exchange
was dull and stronger. Money ruled
at per cent for call loans. Railway
bonds were active and generally buoyaut
The daily gazette., 1879-11-29
Some ReservOir Pav,at uts.

The amounts of the Water Commits
Ioners. involving The expenditure OF
sl50,O00 for the complet on Of the Cool
Sprng keservoir, were r-ror'ed as be-
ing co rect by the Finance Committee
of City Council, last even M. III fol-
lowing are the heavy pa, ments made by
the CO mmissioners during their term of
The daily gazette., 1879-11-29
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.

lUKSDAf, Now, %, 7. M
FLOUR is frmer. Sales OF 1900 barrels.
including Minnesota extra, at " h2s46 10
Pennsylvania do. do. at 50 25aS 90; and
Western do. do. at 81 so a u Is; and
Patent and other high grades at 81 25
8 p. Rye -four Is quiet. We quote at
GRAIS.-Wheat is In moderate request
and fraction higher. Sales Of 5000 bushels
including rejected at 81 Sal 40; red at 81 AZ
tor, at u az November, 81 Is December
and 4i 49L Jan. Rye is steady at GasSc.
Corn is iu good local demand. Sales OF
II 900 bushels including old mixed at 6714
a5sc; old yellow at 59c.; and new yellow
at 52a56c. A cargo of 5000 sold on secret
terms. Oats are firmly held. Sales OF 1900
bushels including mixed, at 40lLa4lc.; and
today were a as s foiiows: $40 bbls. Flour,
5000 bush. wheat $500 bush. Corn, 0.5OO
bushels Oats, 400 bush. barley, liO barrels
whisky.
bound sold at sl IA per gallon.
PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET.
MONDAY, November %. 8 p. NJ.
BEEF CATTLE were in demand this
week and prices were a fraction higher.
1878 head arrived and sold at the different
yards at 3a5szc. per d., az TO COZ dition.
SHEEP were higher. 1900 head arrived
and sold at the different yards at 4aoHc
per pound. Lambs sell at 41zah1<c. PEE
pound,
Hoes were In fair demand at an ad
vance; 6tWU head sold at the diheren
| yards at 5s4a6lzc. per n,
COWS were unchanged. 300 head arrived
and sold at ss9as55 per head.
SHEEP BROKERS ASSOCIATION.
Park Drovs Yard, Rea Phita., Nov. q.
SHEEP.-Extra. Ito to $50 pounds, 5
good. W. to 100 ns.. ~ TO ~ fair, 80 u
s. bs., ~ to ~; good lambs, 81 TO 9
common lambs, $2H to - calves, A.
to d. supply light; demand good; mark q
brisk. Arrivals. 4OGU head.