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Congress.

In.the us. Senate yesterday, Mr..
Bayard, from the judiciary Commit
tee. reported favorably the bill pro-
lhibiting the arrest of election officers
on election day, and it was placed on
the calendar. The Star Route Deli
ciency bill was discussed. After an
executive session the Senate adjourn
ed.
In the House 176 bills and resolu-
tions were introduced under the call of
States. Among the bills was one by
Mr.. Singleton. of H., to protect tele-
graphic communications from un-
reasonable searches and seizures. The
bill to abolish all tolls on the Louis
vile and Portland Canal was passed.
Mr. Cox, Of N Y, moved to suspend
the'rules and pass the bill appropria-
ting $500, 900 for the suffering poor in
ireland, but some member moved to
adjourn, and the motion was carried.
The House Committee on Claims yes
terday decided to report adversely on
an additional batch of claims amount
ing to $780, 900. - - @
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FIFTH EDITION.
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People are hereby warned against
aiding man who for some time past
has been going around begging under
the name of Louis l.. Smith. He is
provided with a neatly written paper,
representing him To- be a worthy OBJ
iect Of charity, with sick wife and
family, out Of work, &c, ! fN
lie frequently learns the names OF
people before calling at their houses,
and is thus enabled TO make person.
al appeal, as though well acquainted
with the gentleman Of the house, He
also possesses an abominable cheek, as
late on Saturday night he actually &c
cepted an invitation to walk into
the parlor of house and wait
until the gentleman. was called oat Of
bed TO see him, the lady who admitted
hIm supposing him to be on important
business, from his manner and speech.
On this occasion he narrowly escaped
being kicked out. He is Of fair address
and appearance and gives, bis residen, g
as No. 5fb Tatnal street, which Is a
fraud, as there Is no residence, but a
store, at tina. place.
The daily gazette., 1880-03-16
WALL srRRnr YEsrnnnAy.--s,oc.

WALL STREET Yesterday Stock
were dali and prices fiuctuated only
slightly, closing about the same as they
opened. Money ruled at to Q per cent
for call loans on stocks. A @commis-
sion" ranging from 1872 to l per cent.
10 addition to interest, was bid In the
closing hours, but the bids were evident
" made tor the purpose of making the
maket appear more active than it was.
Bonds Of all classes were quiet. Kx-
change was dull at unaltered rates,
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Trouble In Buffalo.

BUFFALO, N. Y, March l6.-One
hundred and twenty-five puddlers and q
number Of rollers at the Union. Iron
Works struck this morning for an in
crease OF wages: They receive $3.50
per ton now and have struck for 1925,
claiming that the latter is the uniform
price at other mills throughout the
country. No serious disturbance has
occurred as yet, but an extra police
force are on duty at the works.
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Indian Massacre.

A despatch from Alamosa to .he Re-
publican says reliable Information of the
late Indian depredations has Just been
receive ny private letter. dated Sil-
verton,in Southwestern Colorado March
y, containing the following p3f
1--WE have news of q terrible Indi an
massacre pea: the Blue Mountains. Joe
Lacome, Joe Chanes, Pat Kane, Bill
Trinbom, Dave Stockhammer and sew
eral others were killed. Several OF the
bodies have been found and buried.
Inere Ia great excitement In the Ames
valley .s
The above named parties were known
to be In the locality Of the massacre, ,hav-
ing gone there recently on prospecting
trip, therefore the names ofibose killed
are undoubtedly correct.
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A Wife cS1tssi9s q Ne, N;,.t e ! ,nse !, Murder

NEWARK, N. j., March 15.-It Is pro-
bable that the mystery shroudirg the
Melerhof.er tragedy Is about to be cleared
up. Uld John MeIerhofier was not in his
own house, at West Orange, and his
wife and Frank Lammens were con.
victed of the crime. Mrs. Meierhoffer
has made a confession to her spiritual
adviser, Rev. Frederick Kearns, ac-
knowledging to have committed che
murder of her husband. She fired the
shot. She and Lammens are awaiting
sxecD ion for the murder.
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THIRD EDITION
tn: SsSsSs9 y; sSss SSss'SlIR'''s'P"s ssslIs' y

WARRINGTON, March 10, 1SS0.-In
the House Of Representatives to-day,
Mr.. Cox, of New York, was recognize
cd by the Speaker to move to suspend
tue rules for the purpose Of passing
the bill for the relief Of the suffering
Irish, but he was cut off by motion
to adjourn. He, however, obtained
leave to have printed the report of the
Committee. on Foreign Affairs upon
the Bill.
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ACCUSING SENATOR v.,,,
StOU Rdiiroadino
BIsMARcK- ID 4 NJ, !, :,

BIsMARcK, d. T.. March SI
The Northern Fac &c train. cha
sived ffom the East lat night A.
by 600 people, II being four st.r' }
ths last train arrived. SuperIt,j
fowne looked fangutd. Ths. !.
ninety sacks of papers in The m,I
train left for the East this moni1,
u ~ thought blzzards aud blocts.'
oyer for the season.
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LOCAL TIME TABLE.
TRAINS LEAVE wILMINeToN


For PH1LADELPHIA.-2.2l 700, $40, 90O,
M lou. 10.s0, q. M; i2.l8, I2. 10. ~, 4oO,
bl6' 100, 3.48, p. m. On Sundays, III, s'io'
a, In.; 6,OO, $50, y.st p. m.
FOR NEw YoRK.-2.2i 200, 1902. a. m; M
l2.is, 1880. s.iS. p. m. On sundays zA
FOR BALTIMORE AND WAsHIEgroS;:Ss
i2bI' a.0S. s.s5, a. M. i2.S2, I.O4, 5.lS, 7.Os,
D. m. ON sundays, I2.5l. 2i0 .. m.
FOR BALrIMoHE, bay Line connectionh
7.CS D, m. No sunday trains.
For NEW CAsTLE.-6.OOi v. 10, a. M; l'io'
y0O 68D. D. m, No Sunday trains,
FoIi DELAWARE X. R.-9.l5 n. M; l.lO
$50, p. M. No sunday trains.
FoR W1LMINGroN q NohrHhhN ~. " "
go, a. M; 800, $40 p, m. No sunday
FOR DELAwARE WESTERN. r. R,-7.l5
1880 a. m. $50 p. m. No sunday trains
TRAINS ARRIvE IN WILMINGTON
FROM PHILADELPHIA.-l2iS 203, sy3o'
$40 a. m. l2.0S. l2t7, l.02. 40 40. StS'
8.25, 100. $40. II. 10 Z. m; On sundays iZiS
FRoM New YoRK.-2.0S, $40, a. m. l2.i2
4 on. g. 10. 7 W D. IN. On sundays, 2.cBa a. m.
FROM BALTiMoRE.-2.l5, 9.3O, 9.57, n. m. /;
1908, 1887, 5.S6, 9.SB,ip m. On sundays
2.l5 a. IN. 9.36 p. IN. -
FRoM WAsHINGToN.-2.l5. a. M; l2O3,
1887, b.36, g.36 p. IN.
FROM NEw CAsTLE.-s.5O, 952, II 80 u. m.
5.25. 645 p. m. No sunday trains.
FROM DELAWARE X. k.-o.5O, 30 u. N. I;
8.i5 y. M No sunday trains. Il ~
FisoM MILMTNGTok a NbRTHERN II. X.
500, .35 q. M; 6.4S p. m. No sunday
trains.
Z FROM DELAWARE WESTERN II. R.-S.JO,
a. IN. 10, y. m. Nosunday trains.
TRAINS FOR WILMINGTON LEAVE
PHILADELPHIA 81 POI
From BRoA D STREET AND w WAsHINGToN
AvENuE-7.30 500, l0.3O, II i5 II. m; l.N,
800, 400, OILS. 800, 100, as, ll.90 D. IN. ON
sundays, IA. m. 600, S.io, lI.% ?. m.
FROM THIRTY-SECoND AND MARKET
STREET5.--7.30, lbs a. M: l2.20.i Lee, ..
M; 100 a. m. On sundays. 100. 30 a. IN.
NorE.-The black figures represent the
lin. ted Express" ON which an extra
fare IL charged. Is N 10 }
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DIsston's Mine Investment.

SAN FRANCISCO, March ga des-
patch from Tucson, Arizona, says the
Schieffiin Brothers to-day sold their
interest in the Tombstone Mill and
Mines to Corbin Brothers and Disston
and party of Philadelphia, and Messrs,
Simmons and Squire of Boston. The
price paid was 1900, 600.
The daily gazette., 1880-03-16

SENATOR DON CAMERON is being
oroughtout as candidate for Vice Presi,
dent by some Of the correspondents at
washington. 1t is possible, however, that
oef ator Cameron may hear of this
arrangement in time to interfere with h.
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POSTERS TEA, FOSTERS TEA''

Foster the gre atest impoiior, o. Al sI1 IN ~
fame is all over urope. Openeu, ustEd
first time in wilmington at ~, st % cs,
street aud Ius East sixth street, az Is seIct
20 cts, 50 cts, and 81. This tea ID
lent, Try it. .ons DiamoN
We are all the one that sells nsJ pshla
-four at $3.50 per barrel. No ,9 9'", ',"n,akesdL
have IL. We take all the ao, MI, t" lb hI
For the low price OF 80 6., OF pr - =, ,oood. 0d
can't be excelled. Our SI.eGm sVs a. sDCs'
sS fionr makes bread as Wni,IIrgsis "
Noix de Colo for pies and ,,n eals;
licious. Try 1t. Put up III ME s plasaada
cts. per can. One can wiz 1n,n,ily fs~
puddings for an ordinary NJ WIER.
months. ,oo ,aI, a. Sixth stftdi
W i20g Market sue.
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DenOMncinN The Ihinlu

HlcAGo, ILL.,, March Il, i'd
The socialists held meeting IA.
and heard addresses from tllsl, ~
on the Chinese question. Thsy NM
ultra resolutions against Chinese N
grafton. formulated petition d /
City Council TO declare a OpuuI
against .he Chinese aud threaleOsd \
things 10 case they should visit Gin,
In any numbers.
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Police Station Improvement.

The Public Buildings Committee of
City Council met last night, and con-
sidered proposition that has long
been urged by the Chief of Police for
the improvement of the business and
convenience Of the police station. II
is proposed tocut a door through the
wall at the head of the stairway, so
that access can be had from the front
ID the apartment known as thelodgers,
which is now accessible only by rear
stairway. This room, which Is of no
use now, as dodgers are not entertain
ed, it is proposed to fit up as a watt
ing room for the police, and provide it
with closets for their belts, clubs. and
overcpats. The small room at pres
ent used as waiting room II is propos-
ed to convert into a private Office for
the Mayor and Chief of Police, some
thing they have long needed in con-
nection with the police station; as the
police department brings in a hand
some revenue to the city, it is deemed
right and proper to provide it with
these connections, as the cost of the
alterations will not be large. It is nm
derstood the committee is favorable To
the project, and that the work will
soon be commenced. .I 4
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The Townsend Bankruptcy Case.

Argument in the case of B. Frank
Townsend, bankrupt, was commenced
in the U. s.. District Court this morn
ing, before Judge Bradford.
The argument is ON motion of J.
ii Hoffecker, ESQ.,, counsel for Mr..
Townsend, that he be discharged from
bankruptcy. The motion TO discharge
is opposed by Chas. B. Lore, Esq, Of
this city, and Mr.. Hunsicker, ESQ, of
Philadelphia, counsels for Daniel VIII
liams, one of the heaviest creditors.-
After the argument is concluded, the
matter will be held under adyisement
by Judge Bradford.
ON A TOUR OF INSPECTION.
President Hinckley, and IL. F. Ken
ney, Superintendent of the p, w. &
b. X. r., and l. N Mills, General
Manager of the Delaware X. r.. went
down in the official car as far as Har-
rington, on the Delaware II. r.. yes
terday, on tour of inspection. Tbev
found the track and bridges in good
order, and were much pleased with
their trip. They arrived in this CITY
ON their return trip shortly before Q
oeiock IN the evening.
CLAYTON House Arrivals.
zen. g. Grover, u. s. A.
J.. A. Wilson. Baltimore, Md.
". Wilson Byre, Cambridge. Nd.
n. B. Polk, Baltimore,
l.. IL. Raymo, :.
+. 7. Taylor. city.
Geo. W. ortlip, city.
Geo. Veale, Claymont. Del
". Elv erson, New York.
isaac W. Nichols, Washington. n n
w. Bruce Templeton, New York.
Vocal Concert.
vocal and instrumental concert mn.
der the direction OF W. b. Kayanaupb,
VIII take place at the Opera House 10.
morrow evening. As the proceeds are
lor tbe benefit of poor, under the
auspices OF the st. Vincent de Paul So
clety, the Opera House should be well
niled. The programme for the occasion
Is one OF unusual excellence.
The Delaware Regulators ball Easter
Monday even'ug. ''''
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RiInling tom nzarness.
IILADELPHiA MARKETS.

MONDAY, March S,5P. M.
FLouR.-Flour Is dull and week. Sales
OF 1lOO barrels, Including Minnesota extra
a. ~ 25a$6 75 Penna. extra family at % 25a
81 70; Western do. do. at 81 75at7 % and
patent and other high grades atS7 50as3 so.
Rye flour is inactive; small sales at t5.
GRAIN.-The Wheat market is duh and
$3.50 bushels including Pennsylvania red,
track, at 4l 42atl 43. Southern Amber, do,
at 81 .44asl 45, and No. 2 Red, elevator, at
H.42A March, 81 ~ April 81 42%May and
81 4lai 40A June. Rye is steady at 9lassc.
lower; sales of 40, 900 bush, IN cluding MIX
ed at 5ls5l15c. yellow at 56c. and white at
6oc. AZ the open board, Sc. was bid for
March 5sl5c. for April 521zc. for May and
OF 5000 bushels, including mixed at 44lzc.
and white at f514a47 cents. The receipts
to-day were as follows l760 bbls. -four,
3.5oO bush. wheat. 10000 bush: corn. 500
bushels rye, $500 bush. oats, $500 bush.
barley. $50 bbls. whiskey.
WHIsKY-l0O bbls. Western iron bound
sold at sl 10 per gallon.
PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET.
MONDAY. March y. s p. M.
BEEF CATTLE were In fair demand this
week at about former rates; 2S50 head ar
rived and sold at the different yards at Ia
6c. per pound, as to condition.
SHEEP were in good demand and y frac-
tton higher; 1000 head sold at the differert
yards, at ~ SIC. per h., and lambs at
on a &c. per u. as to condition.
HOGS were dull at former rates. 5000
head sold at the different yards at 81 a &c.
per pound.
Cows were In fair demand. 200 head
sold at s20a si0 per head.
SHEEP BROKERS' ASSOCIATION.
Park Drove Yard, West Phila., Feb. 2s.
SHEEP.---Extra, ITO to lao hs. $50; good.
70 to 100 bs., 8 TO &c; fRir, 30 10 IS bs. 5X
to 534c. good lambs, 6Z 61ze.; common
lambs, 81 10 &c.; calves, 9 ~ &c. Market
steady and arrivals all sold. Arrivals
The daily gazette., 1880-03-16

DROPOSALS.
l. The Building Committee Of the Trus-
tees OF the Poor Tor New Castle County
WIN receive proposals for erecting an Ex-
tension to the Main Building OF the In.
sane Department at the Aims House. mn
TO the both day of March, 1880, at l2 mi.
The drawings and specifications NAV he
seen at Springer, Morley q Causes, Third
AT 9 m. -o''
All proposals will be addressed to the
Chairman ofthe Building COMMITTEES and
endorsed Proposals for erecting an ex-
tension TO the Insane Department.
Each bidder must state how much tima
building. inc
Ject any or all bids. y" 10
c. HILL BRINTON.
n.arlDlO3lln Chairman of Committee
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A CIR eat Discover byncre., Ma,

Ihis, primarily, is what Warmers Safe
Nervine is. The great man is one OF the
most famous living physicians. He found
harmless remedy for all kinds of pains
others improved 1t, and the final result is
thesaIe Nervine manufactured now only
by II. H. Warner dCo.
The daily gazette., 1880-03-16
Il SEWER.

l. SEWER.
OFFICE OF THE STREET COMMISSIONS,
Err, No. So East Sixth Street.
WILMINGTON, Del, March 18th. 1880.
sealed proposals will be received in the
pox In the city Council chamber until
~ P; IN. Thursday, March 18th, 1880. for
,Sd 9uaiuing ~ ieet Of sewer (more or less) on
Ihe south SIDE or Reed street, TO connect
with the sewer already constructed across
sain slreet. The sewer Will be 9 feet wide
IN the ciear. spanned by a double ring o
rct srch aten fn, OF GOOD hard bricks. Radius of
Arch Ieet. The side walls Will be two and
a haii ieet thick and about five and a haif
rect nigh. and must be built In a good and
worRida,, hnpad a., lke manner, OF good, wei;
slapeu JMo men stone. The pavement in
the form an tnvert ed arch Of q faat
inches dius of brick or stone. at Inc
option OF u Street COMMITTEES. The he'd
OF Ihe pavement must be we'll packed and
act snap aud grade Of the inyert or nave.
ment. The arch must be we'll backed with
tone as s. own on the plan. All the work
inoih htohe ana brick) must be laid in good
hydraulc cement, mortar Composed Of
| equal parts OF cement and clean river
SAND. BIDS FOR the above work are REQ
ed 10 be made stating price per lineai foot.
aTecn,tng nos' uing ia Isoof and all materials. The
ance OF the contract shall be under the di-
| recJlon and supervision OF the Street Com
mlssioner All the work and material
| "uso oc vi tne Desl qualiJy, and Approved
| by him before 1t will be accepted. x hond
with security in the sum of two hundred
dollars must accompany each proposal for
the good faith OF the the bidder, and the
| may be awarded shall give n bond with
ecurity IN the sum of five hundred doilars !
for the faithful PERFORM Ace OF the con
tract. The City Council reserve the right
70 reject any or all bids. All bids must be
properly kgned, S aled and endorsed
Proposals for building sewer. The plan
ana blank proposals or any further in
FORMATION that may be desired will be fur
nished on application to
L p LYNCH, Street Commissioner.
| marlh-4t '''ohS''
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ST. PATRlCK'S DAY.
A PRIEST WHO WANTS pApm|

MONTREAL, Quebec, NmA d
Father Dowd, of st. Palricks Chu}
yesterday denounced from the uI
the leaders of the Irish nalioual ID
ties for abandoning the annual md
sion on next st. PatrIck's Day.
HEAVY RAINS IN GEORGIA.
ATLANTA, March l5.-The lead
rains known in Georgia Tor yean ID
been falling for the past four day. 1
the streams are very high, and O'viSl
are reported which will cause dauls
th Q CROPS.
The daily gazette., 1880-03-16
tammanv's ~

Nav iohs" s".wspap
~. .here nen, w,s an ln,pis''aa' a''eA
KAY Ksy,Ir the evening TsS paS.I i0!t q
the The, late james nycato,a %,, On G'ss.'
heu hes N ~l'h the Conduct cdUes' b os, :, Sssa
get conlfei u''sly Ai n maxim ys pis!, sS,
5ohn > kellS handed aSs in -, ds,nuu,
i2s proxies ""u James ~ ". Bfcossl' sl',
arose asto % sh"rs,u h,eupon
breoks. TT ese sb,s' sSn. Of stOcl
isn,oss n,Soks to John J. Murnsh,' ',rs
sHaaSs'arer, Has nder, as colIatera Y, pigl
s.o,s. szo ooo, land and Ma'phy hae' 'or e..
rspresentlng them Ia 10. =, g'si
Kelly. Bro DIS pr'',.. ~ a. an AID
ssIIhns,a,elion, ! ms, hui tie prs.iS.I,s "a n
. :, nelI' ruled against rbutns bIm =.
many inspectors ref,,aa,' a.',l aal 4
,s vese ts. oo . The shares, The !" Ss,I Y
,ske,, \. aud helly's lirks, e Voss
Brooks will promptly ',As, cos,.', W.
10 ! htcourts. He X VUn'ea ny, ~, y,
Out Is anti-kelly. IND
FEARS OF A FLooDNv,,I
=. hMlcnMoND, M March l5.-H.,.' ,a''
~ ,.,s she past few days havessaav'I....' av..'
tributaries 1lta of the Jane, ',,'. ~.
a, l;ere and a serious food i t.,,s Nv
chants in the lower part of i',Is NJ !
7 moving goods to piaers Of ..t..i ~ I
ram tonight is falling in " ,S.N s''ll
eompanied by hghtning. "'sl' ~
or there has risen about .', ypO. " Y
still rising rapidly. The RI Pi,'Sa ''tl
a. s.t charlottesville Is reported mug NJ
'eet aud also rising rapidly, W
ACCUSING SENATOR v,,,
PirTsBuRd, Pa, 10 m. - >
Democratic org an ,occuni, "a sl,'. ~
hrs morning In denoun,"nn i'n', ,
wallace, charging that he ans
cameron Y are working top,,hs, ,
Wallace has sold out In h,,''
saity 10 Cameron. 1t inIaro''u' .u
ton of Wallace in secrlrIns NJ .
alton Of a Republican Cen'u. ~ ~ !
personally Objectionable IA n.
crats, and that OF Marshal Kern.
adelphia, who /, particular, All III
the Democrats. Wy Wy
The daily gazette., 1880-03-16
FOURTH EDITION

.,.iai indications for To-day. 81
iea Los'sr pressure, stationary or higher
temperature, sa'isrly ''inds, c'0sdy and
rainy sceathsr. eaae y, ~ els
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RAiLROAE EsS.
$50 p
I lbHILADELPIMA, WILMINGTON
AND BALTIMORE RAILROAD.

NOVEMBER l0T'H 1879.
Trains will leave Wilmington as follows ::
for
Philadelphia and intermediate stations,
100, SO. 1880 a. M. 2SD, 400. 7.U0. 9.I6 p.
"A.
Philadelphia (Express) 900, s.s6. 1902 a.
m.
Phila. and New York 2.2l, 100. 1902 a. IN,
1913. 1899. 6.48 p. IN. u
Baltimore and intermediate Stations,
S.35 n. IN. ef4
baltimore and Bay line, 7.0S p. m.
Baltimore and Washington, l2.51, 203,
S.35 n. m.; 1862, l.04, 5.lS, y. m. ~.
Trains for Delaware Division, leave Tor
New Castle $40, BIO. n. M; lI0. 3lOJ dSD
p. N. ~
Harrington and intermediate stations.
9.l5 "A. m. /; LILO, $50 p. IN.
Delmar and intermediate Stations, 8.l5
m.; LILO p. m.
SUNDAY IRA ms. m y
Philadelphia and Intermediate Stations
$40 a. M; 800, $50, 0,46 p. IN.
Philadelphia and New Iork, 200 A. IN.
Baltimore and Washington, l2.5l, 2.lO
a. IN. Ht
For iurther information passengers are
ieferred To the time tables posted at the
depot. - IL, KENNEY.
SuDerlntpndenl
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MAR RIEn

hEIT,-BRIAN.--AtK X emmett Square
"a. oy the Rev. James Frazer. on the
Il.n day OF August. 1879, Joseph r. Bar
County. Del. N',o'ie
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l. UBLIC SALE.

The Personal Property OF Ma
John w. Lyman, consisting kEAIM
OF Farming Implements, NW
Hor es and Cows. viii be 0ss-EX
sold near Newport, on the 10Th day a
March, at O'Clock, p. m. feb25.3tw
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lcts Il
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-02-25

liverpool Feb 24-Pork-Prms Mess Eastern. steady
n 90; Western steady az 81. Bacon-S um3rr ana Ca
steady az 3B short Coar steady At -, hams-i0ng Snd
stea n A. shoulders steady ~ ~ eet-ln9a 81 I' ~
az lard Prime Western. at fO Talow-Prime city
dan at So. TcTentae Sp'ris nIm M on
F~ur-Fxtra state steady At L. Sd. Wheat SpIl.g no .
gnyr we.i.r9 s rm p" Il Il d Se% southern Winter
hrmer AZ "a. torn-NlXcd. steady ar III 80
IN narset kos'n-C omnol a. moon sd RecSipts Of
penlnc spirits ~ London hrner al 81 on , 80 ,o
Wheat fOr the wCes from Atlantic pOis I9'vyV U.s. ,1n
Pacific ports 2sOOO qrs from other sources 'eoo qs OoIn
iTEnrool Fob 2i-I2SO m.BacOn. 30 Cd per ewt for
lyygrcot Feb 24-laO q m.-There IS large business
IN Beadstuis at higher pTess WhsS% d tor &C Cana
club lOOd sd for Red western oprng Shd "a q
od Tor Ecd WHIST ~ sr1 Seg o. eta, Tor western Canal
Of wheat Tor tue past three cav ~ee sy
Yarns Fabrics at Msnohesri IL eEser out not guo"O
I6Spov Feb Ga pm-Cacutta Liuseed 80 per Or LIN
Asrwlgr Feu 24.-Petroleun. ls4 francs Tor hne pae
Au,rcu Laru l0i francs % ceniWes per w Aloe
n t,tpG Feb 'l.-Lard closed ~ q . marks per 100 10
ICNpON Feb. "a NOo-At the Woo sales yestef ay the
,rnsarf1n. iucluIed 1915 bales NciOIanFeece at Is
lo-sI rs. 9d exceptional bale a. as - a c%uIo"
Tcts aud Pieces H. id p. ID. Greasy do. god Is 0Si
Talnb- Fleece Is ld.6cs %: secured = Oyd HIe1y va
11s Id ,r-'-y i. 3D.; Pieces II I'D. OO9 south Aus
traan Fleece. L. I'd ais ID scontel L. ~" - ~
~ GIcasv ~ ql0td; Lambs Fleece Is + Greasy.
in Is Ga bales New south Wales" leece = - . d
$500 Ad sis 4td Gil bales Nata-Feece II I'D a Is
a. secured Ia. r. 0ls I'D; Greasy 20 u.s. anu o."
t5 a. i0i; Broken l. iOd d2s 10; Locks and Piece.
ols. Lambs Fleece = "a lis 'd' HfDsel; ~ III a.
md pces hpr eing IN many I'D 70 ID. ABOVE the
OBJ ing rates The largest rise Is Tor Crossbred Wool
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-02-25
Npw YORK DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY FEBRUARY IS 1880.

Mixed Butchers OF Good 10 Choice quality 81 5Gs3 20
Common 81 10 Mich Cows in demand and prices
shade higher Common 10 Coca at 81 0sSoi Nesi ON'es
stea 50 50d$8 2o a..
LA,IRs-Recepts todav. 100 head; tota for
the week thus far 1000 head; for the same a.
lower sales Of Fair Western -heep a 70 20
40 81 Choice 70 Fancy. - 1886; Fair to Choice hos
IS 20dt6 40, all sold.
HoGs-keoeips today the week thus
FAR, lO9l0 head for the time last week. 40 hean
cOngued through 50 supply Of sale stock light SAFES
CHICAGO. Feb "a -HOU-k, ceips So 90 head Shipments
$3.50 head rket fairly aciiy weaker ana DC lower
mostly all 500 Mixed Pac Ing 81 2OdS4 4O lhgh II zO@
~ 40: Choice Heavy "a asa ~. -
CArfLE-KerelDs 800 mead shipments zoo head snip
pin quiet and at SO $685. Butchers firm al - 500
- 30 Stnckers Feeders quiet changed
81 A; Oxen SiNs4 %.
SHEEP-heceDts 800 head market dull and weaker az 81
as 80 the Journals London cisp1rh says ca ts are
for Butchers; quick sales all cleared up at gher
prices sheep firm ami some saies AZ higher prices -,
EAST LIBERTY, Penn. Feb 2s.-t ArrLh-kecelpts -.
hea" Of 10 ami through suppy very ght qua
little doing shipping Ora which yery scare only
ira being done and that IS Glow change in
prices since yesterday sales to day 3l4 head .
HOGS EeceDts, $50 head quOtel Orkefs II oV~S+ 'V'
Phi adelpbas. ~ S,dS. 1870
sHgEP-eceDis 1900 head prices firm and from l0a2Oc
higher than yesterday sales Of Fair to Extra at $50
ST. LOUIS Feb 24-BoGs Fairly active; Y0rkers - 2O6
81 80 receipts days. 1900 head shipme ts 4OOO
head
In fair demand supply small and mainly OF Com
to Medium Mixed Grades Fair to Good Ma I've tees
sids4 Good Prim 81 "a 50; Stockers; - l9@
So % Feeders. 90 GOHS3 80 COrnfed Tex ~ os4i
SHEEP-Quiet and unchanged: GOod ~ 4Oas4 50; Prime
TO Choice Heavy, x5dSO.