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COMMISSIONERS SALES.

nONAlSSIONER'S SALE OF CHER
uLY hill PARN.
y. .I 5.s & ' ..' .,,., ia e'.ps''y.
b yiHE d he decree Of the County Court Of
|nNsal1, Wat VhgiaiS, entered On the 10Th day
In S9 10 the Above named case the under.
ip4tsGalSOatf named In said decree will, on
SATURDAY, AUGUST tn, 1850,
TH'f Els6dock 4. VI, on ths premises. sell the
94iHy ls1ibol nal estate, that d to say: A tract
~ . ohio county, West Virginia. known rs
nnI Hll Farm, Of which Samuel Mcclure
= Etlhl bounded rs follows, viz Begin
talB! thsny on Snort creek corner 10 Will
taai And ShRlgnAGI, |. and N. Waddle, and
- isA " Heat ~ poles 10 q post; Themes
~ , ri Il EOltS To ALLEN sugar tree; thence
~ Iut = PttrhsN 10 au Mh aud sugar tree;
~ Hsh w, WesI ~ i.lO poles to u post
1lASiA sS ea'I los poles 10 pOSt; thence
y va IIltli' line 77-fO poles 10 a posi-: thence
,t4 1s Tot lSIoe' to a stone; Lhonce south y,
aARAani Pst, thence Outh $40, west 81 poles
VI nanR thence south So, east o. Clio 10
lRhstgs themes south $50, cast Is $40 poles
y ~ 's'HC north 3lIfa, east liz b-lO poles 10 u
A'it Ndth SOyS cast 80 poles 10 an elm
~ NNlhO, Wallace, on the South Branch o.
as'sotl lAsiCt ia a northern direction down Said
mn ~ HcIbdcis thereof, 1877 OH, pole! TO
asrl auoFs tree where the tive branches
!. tNt IntS; thence north 63' west l6i poles 70
lssS sEnnlaG containing two hundred and
~ nott OF lels.
Iin % ALE-Oht-thlrl OF the purchase
= \ ~ much more a. the purchaser may elect,
~. MD The residue In two equal lnStallmenisr
w isis;tiIely In one aud two yearS from the
~ ~ 'llh Interest from that day, purchaser 10
~ " Tie deferred inAtAlIments, and tho title
\ N As'l until payment Of the purchase money
WILLIAM \. HUBBARD,
prpr,, special Commissioner.
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the Violate Belt Co., Marshall, Mich.
viii send their celebrated Electro oltaic
Belts Ito the afflicted upon thirty days
trial. Speedy cures guaranteed. They
mean what they say. Write 10 them
without delay. p&w
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srocKs-The market opened strong and e
acted X to1 per cent, Chicago, Burlington
and Quincy leading in both Instances. To-
wards noon the speculation assumed q strong
tone and prices advanced Y to'24 per cent,
st, Paul, Omaha, Iron Mountain, Central and
Union Pacific and Atlantic and Pacific Tele-
graph leading the upward movement. In the
late dealings there was q reaction Of X to 1H
per cent on the realizations, but the market
closed firm alta fractional recovery. Central
Arizona rose to on liberal purchases, with 8
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EMINENT Dr.. W. q. oAvENAdu, Memphis,
Tenn, writes: For weak digestion, con-
sumption, general debility, and want oil
I cheerfully recommend Colden's
Liebig's Liquid Extract OF Beef. DAw
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NERVOUSNESS.

TT affords mo great pleasure to bear testimony TO
ii The benefits have received from using Fellows
Compound SyrIp Of Hypophosphltes. hAyer com;
m, uled II TO many Of my friends, and II haSproSed
Debility, 1t 10 also a hrst class Tonic-enAbles q
per0n 10 take on he,h rapidly, aud Is FREQ from the
constIpating effects characteristic 81 other TONES
have rid, HENRY JOHNSTON, Montreal.
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-.-rss' SALES.

|ss4;7E67s SALE OF SAiiSN
tslls''f Ia ch,ne'r.
krs a." W.. Of the Meae !Sl,S cG s.,s. q
!, daa' A. q. j ISL 'is'o, In the '0''' ''''
'e 1tE'pS1t a, The q, ylS IF '%S.siiSS,
III, H ,Ss allowing sI' CS1. P aTs SaS.
Z, y, ~ s,,oSr lhteS S anoS GALLONS
8, ~; 5P.; SSs 'Stsiss:
= IL. el'i g III, Id vineyard ''n'. W ''
!: = 6: z :!.!.$ q! ~ = s; S2 e 4
s,.rliss q ,Ilo1el the purchaser s''"e
81 b, n pt y 'tSutI'y;, ,REE, Trustee.
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Head pr. EarIels Testimonial.

Mr.. james ]. Fellows, Manufacturing Chemist:
slR-For several months past have used your
PbihIaS Chronic Bronchitis and other Affections Of
the Chest, and have no hesitation In stating that Il
IanEi foremost amongst the remedies used 10 those
diseases being Rn excellent Nervous Tonic \ exeis
n il InyiIoTaes the body. II affords ME pleasure TO
rccCmInOhd 4 remedy which Is really good In easeI
for which Il Ii intended, when 50 many advertised
arc worse than useless am, air, yours truly.
rs. EARLE, Jk., NJ d.
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SUFFERERS E e.. Ai %ssss D' sanlsi

Imm al di,oase, cured at The cld WESTERN
MEDICAL INSTITUTE, 29S Vine ST., Gin.
cinnnti, b. The only sure and reliable remedies.
No charge until cured. CAL or write for free
AdVicS. Charges low. Hail rates 90 the
po0r. oso-aaN
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II cures AsthmS loss Of Voice, Neuralgia, 81 Vllns
nWs,. and IL most wonderful RdunCt 10 other rene
dies Ia sustaining lie during the process oil pPh'
'n %a not b. deceived by reeIc. bearing similar
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Financial and Commercial.
New YORK Money and stocks.

NEW YoRK. August 2.-MoHEY-Easy at q
az per cent. Prime mercantile paper iaih
per cent. Sterling exchange, bankers bills
dull and steady at y s2H; demand s - aH'
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1Is7EES S4LE.- ~; ,., SiS = J1sp e Z:
Sl.,IgHt Pr p,tssT and slmOnP. pArkef. d I ,des
sdsJsipa - 4. Ii iay Of July, 1871. me istn
1r.SrtI % W. ~ ibs 10th day Of September
Asl.',a III, III i,y Of August, 1910, ana Az Of
a. 81 Y, nv ,ts,k1 tee Of the County IouIa =.
81 g ~ ~ ~, yirtinII, and arc respectively
3 a:tlI ~ M Al trust Hook, No. I, page ~,
,J I,Si EOk, No. J. IaES III y pt TIust boSS
= T. Z ~ ~ 40, an in Desd o. i ., "
ld " r iSF IN VII at public auction o.
i 9, Stis ~ ihs ith day Of August i"V ,,r,
ISlSE,sp.S a III. Of said day at tue tf9nL
si W. W Mons Of aid ohio county, sell tae
~ " Gol .s, IL nAl estate, that h 10
~ s ssSi. Tsi Thirteen and Fourteen !NO .,
b ~ .l6s al AIDE d Aatn Hreet get.Se"
~ IN N ioGaSrly MAnhAll) street anu i.'n ny,
lIriluI Fly DlyI,ionl street, ID That patI
10 ~ /. wheeling called CNhtre WheellnE,
nv N ihs improvements lheIe2hi De,ns
~, ',sl,,iy on which is erected HhM nnU tSH
~ NJ, ko r. containing thifly'IOuf I'p
u, Tillr unaICpptI0nAble' ....
-. 1.s.SS,siIT-Onr.t6Ird Of the purchase money!
W NJ So:r Is the purchaser may elect 70 wy;
~, u n. lalanre In two equal in,lalIMehH /!
~ IN, months from the day oil sale, WIN M
nL..n.J I.IrfTIl lnstallInenla IRON tue gay o.
\. ,-,,st,,f 10 give notes with approved Secu-
y Nh JrirrItI inslallinsnla and Interest,"
81 w JAMEs +. tOdERs, Trustee
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gnvIf,AosI91
;SST;IEg's SALE

,.io,,raa made BY Jcs sI, + Ed Parker
oJc.sph Parker, dGtcd " peSrT aSs!
Tn il I,sd q Tut BSok We Ne. + W..
Y ' re irS 6 door doSi Of 'h'cea'' no4''
iiE Asst OAYoF "a 4T }SIIssIa! Is IS!
1llS'osS ii " 0'''' -.
=, y1Idtl, ,.,rrl Of ground when y IA dM% ~,
y q IsJ Ia lJoalus the EEOanG s ,sn.I ~
- S5' b. b. dtj daisI 4 AGsS.tsS,s l sS.
t \ iiu,l EooE No; w. Pase nis y s1 az
:, St'o JON Parker X s,I S ~ %SSel ha
( IN, d iA,if alS''io" '''
"a, ,. S.,1 To- te sod. but y ~ tLs convey
isa. sl ,,J ia e b. the deed OF tr w. nu,.
y In 4, hand The balance 10 I've eS
~ ~ az q. sad irSI's months, S hsInS
> s4ns!I I'm. isd payments, The n''e '" W III
ID Is aIPfhs u j. ja'%Ii Il. cowpEE. Trustee.
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feE; CREAM.
FOR THE WARM WEATHER
LEMON ICE CREAM,
VANILLA ICE CEEaM,
Sta WEERET ICE CREAM.

LEMON ICE CREAM,
VANILLA ICE CEEaM,
STEA WEEKEY ICE CREAM,
WATER ICES.
SODA WATEH,
ICE CUSTAKD.
BRENGLE, I'D King street, will sell leo
Cream at the eGmG rates, notwithstanding tho
ice FAM mo. lie ctu'd grade his cream by The
price" but his cream would lose the good namo
thst years Of fair dealing have wen f.r it. lie
asks that persons abroad ordering "Brengles
Cream from third parties will assure themselves
that tic cream sent is certsinly from his cs.ab.
iistmcht lilo warrants his cream and does not
wish that ir l.lior cream mDy iniurc its Iopu
tstiou.
His hcalthful hand. made can6i3s, free of terra
alba or glucose, havo been largely purchased
dulirg the past sesson. Tothoeo who hsvo used
them he ofers for testimony of their excellence.
Cream Puhs, Tsr!s and Pastry Candies and
Taby Of MI kinds Pies suecialty, Fruits,
NLt', Coz :ttionc1ias, CsrCmels, and Susared
Fruits. Hi! CAKES, Black. Fruit. Pound,
Jolly and Fancy. OInsmentod and Tlain, lro
sod cheaper than they cen be manufactured IL
homo.
lie caters fer families and entertainments
myl2tf
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RUGGI and LIGHT WAGON WHEELS,
- Jusl received ard for sale cheap at 50 King
street, corner Of Royal, a lot of lrst class nls;n
WHEELS, Of Virginia manufacture, Gal
NH lG IT Cpu1runon nco,
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NT A large and superior stock of Gentle
mems Fine Boots and Shoes of every descrip.
ion. Prices lower than ever.
epic w. 3 WADDEY, ITO Kinp st,
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HARDEN SEED-I have this dsy rccc.yci
~ large supply of LANDKETH'S ca:
DEN SEED, which I am selling at tho loves:
ton. W GKRjGHT6H
feb4 Sex E;na s,-,c,
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CONSERVATIVE TICKET.
GENERAL ELECTION.
Thursday, M,y -. 1850.
GommonWcalth's Attorney,
SAMUEL 9. BRENT.
Commissioner Of Rnvc,u',
GEORGE DUFFY.
City Sergeant,
WILLIAM III. SMITH.
JAMES r. CATION,
I'd Secretary Conservative Committee.
CONSERVATIVE TICKET.

Opening and Closing OF the Malls.
CLOSING.
Washington, u. g., North and Northeastern
mails II IN. and Is p. m.
Western mails 20 and 8 Is n. m.
Southern malls via Richmond, Va, % G.
m. and OO and 8 90 p. IN.
South and Southwestern mails, via Lynch
burg, Virginia. 6 90 e. m. and 5 % p. II.
Alexandria to Lynchburg, Va, (way mails)
including through mails. 90 q. m. and 90 p m
Gordonsvillo and Charlottesville, Vs., & 10 o.
IA and . 90 y. M.
Manassas Division GO a. N.
Alexandria to Round Hill Va, is o. m
OPENING.
Northern and Western mails, via Washing
ION, u. g., so Il. N. and 2 W and & 60 p. m.
Southern nails via Richmond Va, s 80 a. N.
ard l III p. N.
Southwestern mails via Lynchburg. Virginia.
throuRh msils) including way mails on Nj idland
Railroad. s 80 a. m.
Manassas Division 20 a. m
Round Hill TO Alexsndria, Va, 3 80 D. M
Oilicc llours-Oilice opens nt S 30 a. NJ, and
closes st W y. m.
sunday llours-OIice opens ct is 8. m, and
closes al so o. m.
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WE HAVE this day secured the a2crcy f.
celebrated brand Of BOTTLED Ait
and PORTER, which we will keep const,tv
on bend, ,n1 10 which we invite The attention q.
families who desire iioe article of Ale CT Porte.
APT w. A, JOHNSON 6 CO
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,.exandria Q5azelte
ESDAY EVENING, MAY &c
Eselfer the Morning

SttaeE IL ihS
Niaht falls again in tho cottage;
They move ID the silence and dread
Ar1uud the room where the baby
Lies paOting upon her bed.
'Doas the BABY know papa. dalliug %
And he moved her little fac',
Wnh answers that she knows him.
tat scarcely visible trace.
All her wonderful ihiantiIe beauty
domains as L. was boIore;
IN" unseen silent messenger
Had vailed At The door.
fapa-kiss-bahy--E'ac so--tir1d.
The man bows low his face,
Aud tw1 swollen hands arc lifted
10 baby last embrace.
Add inio Lcr fathers gr ~ cd beard
The l!t!c red ilGgcis c'IrE
While her husky whispered tenderness
tears from rock would Wriog,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Dut-don -wan!-ycu-to-cry
The little hands tell on the c)9erlc,-
'Bc-bctttr-ia-morrin'-hye!"
Aud night roual the baby is falling,
Settling down dark end dcosc;
Does God need their dsriog 10 Heaven
| prayed with tears 10 my voice.
As the corporal sOlcmnIy knclt,
With such eriCl ts never btforo
HIS great VAIN heart had felt.
Oh frivolous men and women
10 you kocw that around on. and nigh,
Alike from tho humble and naughty.
Gocth up cvermore tho cry;
My child, my precious, my darling,
How can | lot you die"
On horr 30 the white lips Whisper
B2--bCtt;e!-in-morna'-sye."
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iOPELANUa TEA SETS, something new
~ Call and sec them at
E.J MILLER 3 cos,
sep G5 King street
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EEfIAE NOTICES.
fE'O ALL WHOM MAY CONCERN

fENO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.
IL psEto MarJ j. Jones Guardian Of Kate
Jones.
Notice is hereby given that on tho 1st day OF
the next term Of tho Circuit Court of Fairfax
county, Virginia. Ju2e tho "A h, 1889, applica.
ton will 30 made TO the Judge Of said Court,
under and by virtue IF the 9Th ard 7.h sections
Of chsp. rs, code 1873. for the removal 10 Ran.
ide8 Parish, Lousisns, Of all tho proceeds OF
sale Of real estate together with I'll rents sccru-
ing thereirtln: when WIS inheriled by Kate
Jones, Child of Elcon jones, jr, formerly Ct the
county Of Feilts1, Virgins.
MARY Z. JONES,
Guardian of Kate Jones
BY Ter Attorney, j. III. Love. mylO-Wiw
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-26

SAuSAGE CuTTERS, Chopping Knives
~ "a and other sessonsble goods, in great variety
a. q King street, corner of Royal.
nov ~ j. T.. CRElGHTON s. SON.
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pLAlN WHEELS at IS King street come.
4 Of Royal. Al,x.ndris, Va No arc s.iI
selling tho shove wheels, which have given :,n.
Graz taLlsiaction 10 our tu'tomcrs. both r, t.
quality and price. Orders received for any III
wanted.
arll J. Il. CREIGHT0r e. son.
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S8ssgEi&aEssS s.GGsst:sEwI.

WHOLESALE GROCERS,
GkH ERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
And Dealers in
ALL KINDS OF LIQUORS.
liayo on hand u BSON'S XIX, xxx, xxx
and PURE OLD RYE, OLD CABINET
tnd MONOGRAM WHISTLES; Also BAK.
ERS and THOMPSON PURE Rye
WlllSki Rs TO which they invite tho attention
Of the trads.
Orders from the country for merchandise shall
receive prompt attention.
Consignments Of Flour, Grain and Country
Produce solicited, for which they guarantee tho
highest market prices and prompt returns.
Northeast corner Ct Cameron end Royal s!s.,
Alexandria, Va. oct 20
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WE HAVE received direct from the Frsrk.
w lin Refinery q lot of MOULD A SUGAR,
70 which We especially invite the s.ta:..ior q
confectioners.
spN w. 4. JOHNSON &Cl
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RKOOMS! BROOMSl BROOMSi zoo toz
~ Bfooms in store and for sale BY
RI. MCLEAN & UHLER.
leo Is King street
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Bftet Meulons
APRIL first Is only two weeks of.
The Lindsey Glee Club met at the res
idence OF DR.. Frissell last night.
ONE deed OF trust was recorded and one
marriage license was issued by Recorder
Hook yesterday.
A MASQUERADE Is announced for the
S0th, at the residence OF John Mendel
Esq, on the Island.
WIN. oDBERr, ESQ, an old resident Of
this city, died at his residence in East
Wheeling, last hight
Mr.. THOMAS SWEENEY says he Is not
building q new house in the Seventh
Ward, but repairing an old one.
Wilson, DuNLEvY & Co. have closed
their cooper shops until after the mills re-
sumo, having too large q number OF kegs
on hands at present.
TODAY will be the feast Of St. Joseph,
the patron Saint al st. Joseph's Cathedral
in this city. Special services will be held,
at which Father Reynolds will ofticiate.
R. D. POWELL and ]. W. Polling, Sheriff
and Deputy Sheriff OF Hampshire county,
brought one Sims OF that county to
Moundsville to the penitentiary yesterday.
JOHN QUINN was knocked off the top Of
q caboose at Benwood, last night, and
seriously injured, and Frank Nay hal his
hand badly crushed at the same time
while coupling cars. Both board in this
city.
A LAD in this city was sent on an Grand
a day or two ago, and In his hand was
two dollar bill. On the way he was met
by another boy, who threw him down and
carried of the money. Only the tender
age Of the little highwayman deferred the
Victims parents from prosecuting him.
OPFIcKRs Wilcox and Miller last night
arrested two men at the house kept by
Jennie Norrington, on Sixteenth street,
who said they were from Cameron. They
went into the house and became very dis
orderly, One OF them either attempted
10 shoot the Madame or threatened to
shoot her. AT the lookup one of them
had $3.50 on his person. They said they
were on their way West.
A LETTER was received ut the Executive
j. K. Moorehead, Of Pittsburgh, President
Of the Monongahela Navigation Company,
and also Of the Chamber OF Commerce Of
that city, announcing that he, in company
with several other gentlemen. comprising
Prison Examining Commission, would
visit our State Prison some time In May.
They will also visit the New York State
penitentaries. A prison TO take the place
Of the Western Penitentiary at Allegheny
City, Pa, Is to be built, and these gentle-
men are looking around In that interest.
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PERsoNAI.-Thomas McClurg, ESQ.,, o
Pittsburgh, who has been the guest OF G
W. Steenrod for several days left for homt
Capt. ]. B. Kennedy, mail agent on The
Hempfell, is on duty again after severa
days illness.
d. K. List, Esq. and wife, are visiting
friends at Washington, Pa.
Col. @. o. Rowe, Manager OF the West.
ern Union Telegraph Company at Pitts.
burgh, and o. Fl. Booth, Superintendent
OF Construction oithe same company, were
at the Mcclure yesterday.
Prof. w. X. Pendleton and wife arrived
home yesterday from waynesburg, at
which place the Professor acted as Judge
at the annual contest.
ia. Hervey left for Washington, D. O.,
last night.
Miss Lizzie Stilwagon, Of Claysyille, Pa,
Is CUES. Of the sisters at Mt. De Chantal.
Miss Cordelia Mutt, OF Kentucky, who
has been visiting Miss Gertie Caldwell lett
for home a day or two ago,
Mr.. Geo. R, Taylor, returned yesterday
from the East, where he has been
purchasing the spring stock for his house,
reports great activity In the dry goods
John Armstrong, the President of the
Union District Blaine Club, is printer in
this Office.
The following are the arrivals at the
New Mcclure yesterday: Theodore J.
saulsburg, Baltimore; s. Abeles and Alex.
Whitten, Philadelphia; E. J.. Kingsley,
New York. Geo. W. Paul, Uniontownj !.
l. Blarwelt, DR.. Willard Parker, Jr., New
York; r. Ruban Bowley, sanduskey; D.
Shriyer, Virginia; @. s. Dntton, Pitts.
burghi ]. Ed. Pollock, Greenup, KY; W,
s. Wiley, New Martinayille,
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ACCIDENT on THE RAIL
Crowd of peeDle.


An Express Train Ploughs Through a
Crowd OF People.
, HARRlsBuRG, March 1s.-There was one
man killed and three injured at Annville,
on the Lebanon Valley Railroad, by an
express train.
Details Of the accident show that four
persons were badly injured and one XIII
ed. A passenger train bound East, had
stopped at Aunyille station about $3.50 P.
NJ, and number OF passengers alighted.
The night was quite dark, and the passen-
gers were standing in group on an ad-
joining track, when the West bound fast
express came laundering past, and dash.
ed through the crowd with terrible effect.
Michael Bachman, OF Fontana, was caught
by the pilot OF the engine and thrown
against the station rail, killing him in.
stantly. John Flickinger, James Dohner,
A. Griffith and a man whose name is not
known were thrown considerable dis.
lance and badly hurt.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-03-19
CHICAGO.
Pork Packing statiaties-A Decrease Com.
pared With Last Year.

EoEA EhBANuk bbuklhklG1-A DtGFeu1t.Nuus
pared With Last Year.
CHICAGO, March ls.-Howard, White
& crowell's eleventh annual report of the
pork packing Of the city, published to-day,
gives the following details: Packing Of
hogs during the winter season 2,6e5, 2ls; q
decrease Of 4l7,s9e from the proceeding
year. Packing during the last l2 months
1880 eS7; falling of, 2SO,Sl1. Most Of the
other Western cities have suffered in the
same ratio.
The total yield OF lard was l03,5l6,57l
pounds, or 2S,290,6T pounds less than
last year. There were also made 3lS,82O
barrels OF mess pork, against 2l9,S02 last
year; 81, 5l2, $50 pounds Of short rib sides,
against 65,S55,57s last year; 27,2Sl. 4s0
pounds short clears, against 50,924, 1856
last year; 39H5l,7SS pounds Of long
clears, against 60, So, 1903 last year; $751;
1888 Stafiordshire sides, against 9,966.S4S
last year; 4S, 1852 200 dry sailed. shoulders,
against 50,4S6,SS2 last year; 99,433, 43S
green hams, against 19,S2S, 66l last year;
dry sailed hams 9,299, 400, against 8, 263,.
26S last year; $685.. S75 long cut hams,
against II, CO., $50 last year; 1911 tierces
oil sweet picked shoulders, against 9,55s
last year; sweet picked hams l0S,6SS
tierces, against los, 397 last year; 6,772, IA
Cumberland sides, against 5,83S,O9l last
year, and other cuts OF sides, aggregating
about 81, 900, 900 pounds, against 4, 900, 900
last year.
The results ofthe twelve months pack
ing may be summarized as having pro.
duced large increase in short ribs and
pork, and to have produced much less
lard and most other products than the
preceding twelve months.