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National Republican., 1880-02-27
Another Charge Against j. Lloyd Haigh.

New YORK, Feb. 26.-The grand jury of the
Quarter General Sessions has found another
indictment to-day against J. Lloyd Haigh,
wire manufacturer, of john street, for forgery
Tho District Attorneys officers refuse to make
known amy particulars of the casc but say
Haigli will not be arrested, as his present bail
is amply sufficient Haigh is already under
indictments for forgery, and Is out ON bail
Tho charge against him is forging of accept
anccs, OH which he procured loans from the
Groccrs' bank, which caused the failure of that
insiitnLinn.
National Republican., 1880-02-27
Meeting of Railroad Kings.

New YORK, Feb. GA meeting of promi-
nent railroad officials, including Messrs. Gar.
rctt Jewett, Vanderbilt Roberts and Scott,
was held in this city last night aud Colonel
Scott stated this evening that its object was to
harmonze, as far as possible, all tho conflict
ing interests of the trunk lines. They coun-
secd the representatives of the Western lines
in Chicago to abandon their fighting and agree
upon some system of equitable rates, as they
wanted to make little money out of the busi-
ness "boom" in the country
National Republican., 1880-02-27
The Land Commissions Roport.

When the report of tho United States Land
Commission wNs laid before the House ques.
tion arose as to its reference, the Committee
on Public Lands and that on Mines and Min
ing claiming it. The Speaker said that the
original papers could only bo referred to one
committee, and suggested that the report be
printed and the question of reference settled
afterwards, which was agreed to. Yesterday
the two committees agreed to hold joint
meeting early next week and discuss the
matter and agree upon division of the sub
jcct-matter. As the report devotcs different
chapters to the discussion of the two subjects
the committees can hardly differ on the ques.
tion of distribution.
National Republican., 1880-02-27
The Telegraph War.

DENVER, COL, Feb. 26-The district court
of Arapahoe county to-day granted an in.
junction restraining the Kansas Pacific
Railroad Company from permitting the
American Union Telegraph Company to
operate any of the wires erected along the
Kansas Pacific railroad from Denver to Kansas
City and prohibiting both defendants from
dsconuectiug any of the wires from the bat
teries of the Western Union Telegraph Com.
pany, or continuing such disconncction, also
restraining the railroad company from per.
mitting the use Of the poles by the American
Union.
National Republican., 1880-02-27
DEVELOPMENT Of Mnnltobo.

WINNIPEG, MAN, Feb. 26.-The latest
information from the Souris coal fields
is that the miners have struck at
depth of sixty feet vein of
coal seven feet thick, which is the same thick
ness as that of Baby mine. forty miles west of
Bismarck, Dakota, $50 miles south of tho
Souris discovery. A new ship yard is being
established on the Lake of the Woods, near
Rat Portage by A. J. Frazer, of Londonderry,
N. S. He intends constructing steam tugs
and sailing.crart, for which Il number orders
have been obtained.
National Republican., 1880-02-27
Tho Virginia Juisdiotion Cases.

DANvILLE, VA, Feb. 26.-In the case of the
Reynolds negroes, removed from the State
court In Patrick county to the United States
court here, under act of Congress, counsel for
the prisoners to-day moved for their discharge
entirely on the ground that three terms of the
court had passed without trial, and under
tho late statute, they were entitled to go free.
Judge Rives overruled the notion aud said
he would continue to hold the prisoners until
the United States Supreme court decides the
question OF jurisdiction now before them, in.
volving the constitutionality of the law.
National Republican., 1880-02-27
Tic NortI,orn Centrnl RnIlrond,

BALTIMORE, Feb. 26,-The regular annual
meeting of the stockholders of the Northern
Central railway was held to-day at the Office
of the company. The annual report, which
has already been published, was read and
adopted. 1t shows tho company's affairs to
be in prosperous condition. Tho resolution
authorizing the publication of the company's
annual report was repealed and il was re-
solved that hereafter the reports be published
in pamphlet form aud distributed to tho stock
holders one week before the annual meeting
On motion Of Mr.. Wayne McYeagh, the bill
recently passed by the Legislature of this
State TO settle the differences between the
National Republican., 1880-02-27
RELIEF NOTES.
DE LESSEPA, PRoJEor.
All His Engineers Agree ON u Tlde-Wato
Canal.


New YoRK, Feb 26-At the invitation of
the American Society of Civil Engineers, NJ.
de Lesseps spoke this evening at the Union
League Theatre to a large audience on the
Panama canal project, lie laid stress on the
main fact that a sca.level canal could be built
more easily and Mt less expense than n canal
with locks, aud said that while he had taken
n committee of ablo engineers with him to the
Isthnus at his own expense, aud had left
them FREQ to decide us to the best mode OF
cutting u canal across the lsthmus, no would
have abandoned the project altogether If he
had found that tho eminent men who accom-
panied him had decided in favor Of II
canal with locks. On the contrary,
however, they had declared in favor
of the aea.loyel canal on the merits of
tho situation. The political Interests which
sprang up to delay the beginning Of work ON
the Suez canal were widely different from
those put forth respecting tho present scheme,
Ifany project can b0 called American, said NJ,
do Lesseps, this can. Myself and my com.
mittee have worked in American lasion aud
put ourselves in relation with American in.
forests. In conclusion he said he lolt por-
fectly confident OF being able to overcome all
engineering difficulties and carry through the
work at less expense than had beou named in
the estimates,
National Republican., 1880-02-27
Tbo Star Route pefoioucv niu.

The Star Mail Service Deficiency bill as 1t
passed tho House yesterday approprates 1910.
600 for carrying the mails on tho same basis
as they stood on the lst Of February except
where an increase of more than So, 500 has
been allowed for 'expcditing" the service.
The item of 100000 for increase of service on
existing routes was changed so rs to apply to
tho establishment Of new routes. The bill
will 60 to the Senate to-day.
National Republican., 1880-02-27
The Lewis VIII Case.

TRENTON, N. j., Feb. 28.-In the United
States court to-day Marcus T. Sacia, Frank
Allison, George NJ. Basslord, Andrew J. Park
and Henry T. Bradford were placed on trial
on an indictment charging them with having
attempted to dciraud the United States Gov
ernment out of $1,O00,000, which was be-
queathcd to the Government by Joseph l..
Lewis, of Hoboken. Messrs. John Wolf Joshua
Benson aud ox.Judge Fullerton were exam
ined as witnesses, aud the court then adjourned
until tomorrow morning.
National Republican., 1880-02-27
Almost n Fire in n Theatre.

NEW YORK, Feb. 26.--Whle one of the
employees of the Madison Square Theatre was
lighting the gasjets at the front of the stage
before the theatre was thrown open to the
public this evening, lie accidentally set fire
to the two curtains which were down, and
they were completely destroyed. The flames
were oxtinguished before any other damage
was done. Tho loss will he about $1,000. The
performances this evening were carried on
without curtains
National Republican., 1880-02-27
mdemnIly DO rostmnslers.

Committee yesterday proposes 20 authorize
tho PostmUster.Geuerul TO make allowance to
postmasters for loss of money order funds,
postage stamps, stamped envelopes aud postal
cards lost, stOlou on destroyed without fault OF
postmastors, their empIoye, or deputies. The
bill, as introduced, Included register ed lettera,
but the committee amended Il by striking out
that tsclausS,
National Republican., 1880-02-27
Convicted of Murder.

ST.. LOUIS. Feb. 26-Jacob Muldraw and
Nathan Fuwcett, negroes, who have been on
trial in Mexico, Mo-, for several days past for
numbering Octan Juog in September last,
were found guilty last night of murder in tho
first degree and will receive their sentence in
few days.
National Republican., 1880-02-27
RnIIronL DIsnster InyestIgated.

ST. LOUIS, Feb. 26,-The coroner's jury
which investigated the disaster to the ST.
Charles bridge, on the st, Louis, Kansas City
\ Northern railroad, in November last, has
.ust returned n verdict which says the fall OF
lhe bridge was caused by tho derailnent OF
she cars, and holds the railroad company re'
Iponsible because Of the condition of tho bridge
II the time of the accident.
National Republican., 1880-02-27
A HrninI NImr,lnr.

CINCISNATI, Feb, 26.-A special dispatch Ia
The Times from Marion, Ohio, reports an un.
provoked murder at Waldo, Ohio last night
Enoch Young got into fight with two boys
IN saloon aud received rough handling. He
left, saying he would fix them, aud returned
with a large knife. With this he stabbed
Israel Beusloy, who had taken no part in the
afrray, twice--oncO in the face and onco in the
region Of the heart causing instant death
YoulR Is now in iail.
National Republican., 1880-02-27
Prospective Reduction of Railroad Rates

CHICAGO, Feb. 26.-The executive COM
mitteo of tho Trunk line pool, considering the
question of reducing East-bound rates for
wheat and other articles, finally referred the
matter to especial committee. who are to re-
port tomorrow 1t is thought the reduction
Rill he mnhe.
National Republican., 1880-02-27
A Disnllind Artnr.

CINCINNATI, Feb, 26.--Dane Z. Bandmsnn,
lho actor, is still confined to his room at Day.
Ton, Ohio, from injuries received by falling
into an excavation in the sidewalk at Column
TO meet his engagements for somo time. He
has brought suit for damages against the city.
National Republican., 1880-02-27
Polsoued by Coal Gas,

PHILADELPHIA, Fob 2G.-This aftornoon
Ida Schmidt, domestic at the house of Dir.
Rosenbergcr, Seventeenth street above Colum-
biana avenue, was fatally poisoned by tho es,
cape of coal gas from tho heater in the cellar.
DIR. Rosenberger had narrow escape from
death in the same way, and is very much pros
Lratod.
National Republican., 1880-02-27
Two Men Killed by Indians.

ST. PAUL, Fob. GA dispatch from Fort
Buford says: Two men, w. ID. Harshall and
John O'Brien, havo been killed on the Red
Water by Black Catfsh's band of Indians.
Morgan and O'Bnens ranch, fifty miles west
OF Bulord, is said to be threatened by tho same
Indiana
National Republican., 1880-02-27
DIstinguIshed Dend.

LITTLE Rock, ARK, Feb. 26-Hon Thomas
Fletcher, of Lincoln county, formerly circuit
Judge In Mississippi and State Senator of Ar
kansas. died here to-day, after brief illness.
LONDON, Feb. 26.-Tho Very Rev, William
Charles Russell, d. d., president of st, Pat
riclt's College, Maynorth, ireland, since 1857
Is dead, at tho age of sixty-eight years.
National Republican., 1880-02-27
A Terrible Death.

PETERsDoRoUGH, ONT, Fob. 26.-This
morning young man named Anthony Fowler
VAS caught In the machinery in the Mckee
furniture factory and hurled around shaft
with terrible velocity. Both Of his feet and
Sno of his hands were torn off, and every bone
In his bodY WAS broken.
National Republican., 1880-02-27
Stabbed in nm AltercntIon.

PITTsToN, PA, Feb. 26-In an alteration
here last night Patrick Callahan stabbed
Thomas Smith IN the neck with pcnknife.
Smith lies in critical condition. Callahan
gave himself up to tho authorities.
National Republican., 1880-02-27
A Reyerond Torncr Sentenced.

LOUISVILLE KY, Feb. p6-Mark Sumner,
a Baptist minister, was to-day sentenced by
Judge Brown In the United States District
court to confinement Of six years in the
Albany On. " penitentiaIy for forging pen.
sion pauers
National Republican., 1880-02-27
Louisiana LegIsIntors ExnelIod.

New ORLEANS, Feb, 26.-The Senate adopted
resolution suspcnding Senators Demas,
Cohen, Semmes and Stewart, charging them
with contempt in signing the Kellogg memo.
rial, aud ordering the Sergcant.at-Arms to
i.ecp them in custody until further orders
rom the Senate
National Republican., 1880-02-27
PrInccss LouIse,s Accident,

OTTAWA, Feb. 26--The Princess Louise Is
still confined to bed from the effects of the
late accident. 1t is said that the injuries
from which she is suffering are of moro scri-
Gus character than at first reported
National Republican., 1880-02-27
Singular Fatnl Accident.

WooDMANsIE, N j., Feb. 26.-As Myron
Cummings was driving past u place where
some wood-choppers were at work, this morn.
ing, huge tree fell, killing Mr.. Cummings
aud ono of his horses.
National Republican., 1880-02-27
Marriage of Miss lsads.

CINCINNATI, Feb. 26..-A st. Louis dispatch
says: Miss Adelaide Eads, daughter of Captain
James d. Eads, of Mississippi ictties fame, was
married to-day to General John G.. Hazard
late Of the United States Army.
National Republican., 1880-02-27
New HampshIre pemocrntIc Conventlo

CONCORD, Feb. 26.-The Democratic State
Committee will hold a meeting hero on March
Is to determine upon the time, place and man
nor Of selecting delegates to tho Democratic
National Convention
National Republican., 1880-02-27
More Indians Coming.

CHEYENNE, Feb. 26--Captain Jack, Sow.
awick, Shavano and other friendly Utos and
Uncompaghres passed through here tonight
On route for Washington.
National Republican., 1880-02-27
MERCURY'S MISCELLANY.
TeIegraphic Notes Gathered by the
Wayside.
Friendly Utes on Their way to Washington
Reverend Pension Forger Convicted
Indian Murders Rcported-Fire
in n Theatre-The Lewis VIII
Forgers Arraignod-Cas-
ualtles, Crimes, &c.
Tennessee Coiored Physicinns.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Feb. 26.-The negro
physicians of Tennessee met to-day and orga-
nized State medical association with Dr. j..
M. Jamison us president.
National Republican., 1880-02-27
4 MiRE'S NEST

The Providence (R. H. Memorial Dissected.
Mr.. Rollins, from tho Committee on Civil
Service aud Retronchment, submitted to the
Senate Yesterday tho views of the minority
of the committee-- -Messrs, Rollins, rcllor and
National Republican., 1880-02-27
Rhode IsInnd Ropnblicnn ConYention.

PROVIDENCE, Fob. 26.-The Republican
State Convention for the nomination of State
officers and the election of delegates to the
Chicago Convention will DO held March IS.
National Republican., 1880-02-27
SHERMliH- BoYNTON.
The Latest Correspondence In tho Contro-
versy.

The Latest Correspondence In tho Contro-
versy.
The following are tho official indorscmcn nts
upon the charges preferred against General
Sherman for conduct unbecoming an officer
and n gentleman, and the closing correspond
once with tho War Department on the subject !:
Received Office Secretary of War January
29, 1880. Brought TO notice of the President
February 3, 1880, and on February II, $780,
directed by the President to DO referred to
General Sherman"
WAR DEPARTMENT, February 1s, 1880.
Respectfully referred to the General OF tho
Army for such remarks as he may deem proper
to make.
ALEX. RAMSEY, Secretary Of War.
Upon reaching General Sherman, he iu-
dorsed them rs follows:
National Republican., 1880-02-27

enlargement of the City Hall, SO as to afford
additional accommodations for the courts of
the United States In the District of Columbia.
National Republican., 1880-02-27
Parnoll In Minnesota.

ST. PAUL, Feb. 26.--Parnell aud Dillon
arrived from Winona this evening. They
made brief stops to hold meetings at Winona
Lake City, Redwing, Hastings and Other
places. Crowds met them everywhere and
several hundred dollars were subscribed
Shortly after their arrival hero they were
escorted to the Opera House by tho Irish
societies, whore u large and enthusiastic
meeting was held. Parnel was introduced by
Mayor Dawson and made his usual speech
1t is estimated 81 800 will be realized from tho
sale ofseats besides subscriptions.
RELIEF NOTES.
PHILADELPHIA, Feb 26-The theatrical
performance given at the Academy of Music
this afternoon for the benefit of tho Irish
Famine Relief Fund, realized S25sG5O, Out
of this the expenses are to be paid, amounting
to about $500, and also tho advertising, the
bills for which Rro not yet in.
National Republican., 1880-02-27
WASHINGTON D.. o.. MORNING, FEBRUARY 27

state and railway company was accepted and
ratified. Tho old board OF directors were
unanimously reelected, as also the president,
Thomas A. Scott, and other officers.
National Republican., 1880-02-27
MIR. Lorillurd's Horses.

LONDON, Feb. 26,-Mr. F. Lorilard's brown
golding Parole (agcd), three.year.old chest
nut iily Sly Dance, aud threc-yoar.old chest
nut colt Wallestein, aro among the accept
ances for the race for the Liverpool Spring
cup, which will take place at the Liverpool
spring meeting March 49,
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Crude be 7ss7ss Eapntha PSe, eases Isg s.
STe s sn clia, RcadsSash report
cerliheates here $1,000 eos on city tgSa91 pes Brad
est 81 osat closing q 03.. bid 81 % y asked -,
seeneny recovered rom The decline ana strong a. Is
over the closing nsrssS Yesterday a eS MSs @S G
s 2SssS lS sg R9e S Sn s s T eor n b Spg
Colleagues slS % Sl3 ~ sepeEeeT s5 O59SlS 4 0e
n IgeeT s BREF HANS in fsT demand fan late
prices Cut MEATS IN moderate sale at steady prces
smoked smoked Hams isai2 &c: Smoked shoulders 6s6sc
MIDDIEs rather q-leI but very hrwy held Long Lear
la snort OSP s 1@S y0 held fa
Eei DC lined t1ae egt closed steady with enya very
sdS - rss latter choice setting gres on aSo
e A1sn.t 7SS closing ' y 300 i tss
september 1897 e &C. elosng s'e $50 los October
Third Call~Aususi 7I6a zoe. September 7.30a7 2Sc;
October q 80 81 &c Year To- Do 9ayer1 ,S op
7.1Oe; Refined. quoted 1852 &C. Continent BUTTER
s S@rH't dennSa ds s Si FAIR s 0 ' goa
22o. state pals and tubs Common TO Choice IA g.2c:
cTea%Sy . Tbsss Iga2ls Tss5s g.r cram lam
Use; Messsra Day Common On mon 10 Tsc'ce cE s
m SSGn denaad state Po
Far Fancy 774ase; Han SKINS q7'-ei SKINS 4S6c;
choice. 4 ag ec.: Cheidar Common fine 1913 go.
jersey l7Sisc STATE and Pe:hs7ly ANA 5isc West
RitE-sieady pretty good demand Carolina sas 7'sc
sUG AH-Raw eu snd nomnay nnchang'd the ,99n DI'
e.. sales $50 hhGs Martinique $50 Refined weak
demand moderate Crushed lusc. powdered loiac dTtl-
lated. lnc; Cu-Inai. Oisc.: standard a" 9'4c
SEEDS-N0minaiY unchanged.
sALT-Quiet Mediterranean 20dejc Liverpool ground
zoe; Asntons 90 5o Higgins s. 40 Ph9en7 s2a42 20
Dea.ns. 25dsl30 Washngtona. 81 80 ~sl J1' other
brands, 81 6Sl %. -. - -, =,
sPICES-Flrrn hut active obbing lots IN iair de
cloves. - singapore Pepper IA al Ac WElie
lSY2Dc 81 II lce 90 zoe china Cassia Isl
Ice Pinento Is 1886. Calcutta Ginger sc African
do. as HSc ,, - e,,u.
sKINsGoat have been dull and weak While Deer skins
are in good demand and very firm.
SrEA Rim E-Dul nominal $40 tor C5oice.
TALLOW- Flrmer sales 100000 b. 6iiaDjoisc.
TFA-grecn demand and seaiy other graCes dul ana
unsettled
Overwhelmingly quiet unchanged sales 25O hhGs.:
bags as Leaf 602rc. SEED Leaf quiet sales 40
Prnnsy wanna Sc. 10 20l Sc 100 ao ~ IOa-Oc'
ngland. S7S l. Tic: 100 do 1879 lOoa &C;
- 1878 l3c; 200 bales Havana soc as 10
, WHISkEY-Dul. nominal ~.,
WHALEBONE-Quie ut 81 90 for Arctic ana - ior Sou'h
900
WOOL-Tns market stand stll. Advices from
the interior u disposition the paTt oi hp1es
in fact quir- an easy ana IN va W
factor feeling HOlde here however are not as
vet disposed 10 force transac ions
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THE MARKETS.
uor, RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
D.. yorth R,rer. Vessels and Raiiroafs.
io wv rrrsnAv Iulv IL, 1880.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
July ID, 1850.

TUESDAY July -. lScV.
,eursTn loObng sale he for Pots and 6@04e' i"r
fSsF wAx-Remains auet % 99ie for southern and
NeSSecov g. RN-D Dull NORMALLY unchanged -. -. -,
ATE -Br7cks reAailcu 0e,, 80.
isas were qulte steadily sustained Lime ID uo,
SIm; cement seaay. quet Lam d,s VA Briek%HSids
sale so 81 '' Paies So 25SsS IS Fronts-Da'k 81
- D-ovrs SiOGsIl. CemsntRosepdae per Dbl II ~
s,S.oa Ssviors American 81 65GsS foftahn
fnisa@Sxt Common. sue Bululhg ~ -
- ~" 1-,-i-5c Tor Common. 81 90 for Bu,llng Lath
- - 81 GALS tor specials White Pine 81 ISL per "
CON an rc,a Skipping Boards yellow Punctuation car
Tor WE orfereI cargOss. SO 1874
gee a. e~,ef ri ~ - for lOd. 60 6 IL per keg
.ES-T uchangcd anu ,,,-.,
Ethracie good demand all prices steadily he d
Win Anthracite. ~ 1905 As; Liverpool House can
uleesii' Liverpool Gas do. So Newcastle TO-. taxing
ne - TN SO rs Fro .incial 81 l99Sa; Penn
- 80 a9d WestmOreaud Gas 81 2JaS4 - West VIZ
s 40 - Cumberland Broadtop and Ciearfed 50 p
s. so 100, r-,changed oniet
SS6PERAGE STOCk-A bout steady. though quiet
SVTcTORY German Jasc.; English, &C.
c0c0A-Quiet a large supply OF GuayaqMl Ia l3c.;
CS@SFFFE- Rio firm with fair demand; Far Cargoes
sos 535 bags CITY of Para; 26s bags ex DO ana
81 ags x "Orers" private Mid grades steady but
Sv,et MaFa,a bo lSdl6c; Lagaayra IL i4c saVauila
lSSoTT0N-Spot Cotton quiet unchanged; sales 623
males 1864 evening" including 900 fer export ana 23 Tor
svnnsng delivered 100 bales receipts ~ the
,Tfs toav against 1880 tbs day ast week ana
Boz ast year Septcmber l. 4.S 433s DheS, against
l4eO57O during the same period last season -
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1--WE STOCK MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH

pr-vP.fo July - CArrLE-Recepts today 10 q head
total thus flf, 5oo IsLd asaiSaI So H,s'
time asst werk chSi-lu t1o's' a. Ccad - Tsoee
STe@rs IA II 5OGs go Fair 30 Medium . - - - ilst
Butrhers. Ioass 70 Mixed Ba,oqsIn; - - ts
stoc- IN =, - 20 best grades disposed Of
~EFFP SD to-iiv co. head tota lor ~
week far. 10000 heal AGAINST e-o NIL -, rJ
same time gnsa f4rolLn y care 9laIAet
STEADY demand oherins, ght sri OF rag "
- - -. kesIucKy Lambs. IS 81 =: ali sold -,
HoCseCeIpts TODAY. zoo head t0ai ISf lie ~reA tha'
far IA 26U head agal 4 Z hean same uo isst go
.ss,.,d tnr0u cf Market quiet ard unchanged
no Eastern trade salesOt YORK rish 5 AR Il en
mo, ,,ix-j - - 30 unscIi
n INCA co July 49, OGs-heceipts 500 Leal siDHens
- o head Market IRy - higher the-e beng
Cool - Choice heIyy, ~ 90 81 OO Lgh - w.
mainly NJ 81 5OaSA 30. .,.- , O., ,o.s .f,r
eT tgonr and active eKtsrt Of the snuuiy common
~ asr siippIng 20 GSs 40 Good - 90 - - S4ix
ts 40 stock Laves -I3 per head Grass Texans - o0@
8 IS 80 ~ ''''0 80, .,,,,r viii, a., ,ct,v.
in0airy Common Fr 5grng Lambs - - 90 per soa
Common Medium, sSdf5 70 Good 70 CHOICE - %"
% rusrrY PENN July s-CArrE- Rsceipts 80 head
d hongh and head OF local supply ad dc aana ABOUT
eauaI quality good as lass week aha zee ILL III
cnenged best hipplng as II rar 10 oooa ~
s. 50 g. % o0--'" p,p.,.o,,. 8. 75s.4oo,
Recstpts 500 head sOing fair at iAst weeks
or,s Jply aud active Workers and
estmofrs 81 Isasi So Packing "a 40 - 90 baiohs,s
10 Fancv "a 6U9s4 70 receipts, LOW heau SnPeh'''
lSy r and slow for Natives supply only modeIate
ESnr seers bOGs4 20 heavy shipping - S0a - %
ss Txans IN fair supply and demand at 81 70 dsSi ~,
dams. 81 ass 90 recsip's. l''oe hsAa Al'DH'' ~
head ., - . a. ~. rsc.sc,. 400 head
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EnRoRKAN MARKETS.

rvvrpoo1 July 13-Pors-Prlmo hsss-bastorn nflef
a, "a" western steady NJ 90 Bacon-Camgerann , Sas
srn,sr AZ ID RIB. nrmer al 90 od tnna 80
.'easv A. 80 cd Short Clear steady At 50 30
s,ut dun AS shoulders stesdy 49, No. dai Al
an 81 ard-Prms WssisTn- dull az SO yd I'm
.,~aHv at 1854 Turpeatne-5pirits. sttsdy Al -
fosn~Cosmon dull 4Sa' Bns dnn AZ All All, A. ~
ara stste steady a. IS od Wbest-Ao l. hiie
.tsaay a. O. ga spnns 80 dull o. III w,, saar
ss I iosd CsrB-Aixea, hrmcr At 81 ce.susssa nton
Iov AN 49, Tar seut,ne sprts London steady ~ shsa
IIIySnroo Juy I3l2so AZ ,sd sr ~