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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS


CHANcERY SALE or HOUSE AMI, LOT ON
TON, d. C.
Bs virtue ofa decree OF the Supreme court Of the
(@lTla 9dC9um5ia passed Ia equity cause No. 52!3
eqctl9n, IN 'front.' OF the premises, on THURSDAY,
MarSl ~ isSl ut $3.50 o'clock y. my part Of lots ~ "
nns on Eleventh street northwest 20 6et south from
hSne S so 0S s ns g Sa wEs s SRd es moRa
thonce north 10 lect, and thence Gt " icc inches
basement brick dwelling house, No 1851 Eleventh.
street northwest
with per cent interest or all cash at option of pur-
chaser. Deposit Of tiOJ required and il conreyanc-
j. n 'CoLDWELT, Trustee.
MArl5-eotds Anctionecr. 5O3 d street W.
RY DUNCANsON BROTHERS, AuolloneerA
TRusTEEs' SALE OF FRAME HOUSE AND LOT
8oUNDhkhhSYl 8oUNDhkhhSlg srREEfs rRRIEMEfM H. VWEiWXThEN W kENcr6N
BY virtue ofe deed Of trust, recorded IN llper No.
95 folio 2o one OF the Laud Records of the district
ihe premSes, on FRIbAT, iii I'LL f Of March g., D.
real S sS GGSSk aS Ms all ahe o9wpE g and SsnH a
NC city Of Washington, in the District Of Go umbla,
b, the depth thereof OF o numbered twenty six co.
and lhe north eleven eei mont by the depth thereof
corded subdivision OF squire numbered three hun
dred and two az laid down upon the plat Of said city
with all and singular the improvements ways. ease
lnents rights, privileges and appurtenances 10 the
same, belonging or IN any wise hppCrtnining.
Terms Of Sae-One-tllrd cash, balance ofpurchase
interest and do 10 be Secured by decd 10 Of on SG he
premises. Convcyanciug at putchuor'B cost Terms
10 DC complied with In days, otherwise the trustees
reserve he right TO resell the property at the risk and
cost OF the deiulting purchaser, after giving days
pnbnc notice OF such resale in some Newspaper pub
lshed In Washington, ID. g. A.depOst OF 500 re-
qnired ut sale, JOHN j. BYRNE
JAM Is BARKER
Trustees
On account Of the lnclcmancy OF the weather, tho
snoye sale Is postponed until MoNDAY, The "a Of
March, A. ID. 1850, al Same hour and PLACE.
JOHN j. BRNNE r,,,,,oo,
marl32aw&ds JAMES BARKER, 4i"o'oV''
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TINTED STATES MARsHAL's SALE

Y
BY virtue of writ OF ieri fiCias issued out OF the
Clerks Office Of the SupIem court Of the District OF
Columbia, und 10 me directed. will sell at public
sale for cash at the Court iouSe door of said DIS
irict on SATURDAY the 10th dny Of March, 1850, at
1880 O'Clock y. m all the right, title claim and inter
est of the defendant IN and to the
property towit; Lot No. H. In square No. l. In the
city OF Washington, said District, together with all
aud singular the improvements thereon. levied upon
tile property of William Rede to satisfy execution
No. $3.50, law, III favor Of Danle lanuon.
FREDE DOUGLASS
= al IN ~
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sold in New York No 55,S2S, drawing Second
Prize, $4,000, sold in New York No. IL ,S2I,
drawing Third Prize, $1,000, sold In Chicago.
Nos. O1oS0, OO,OOO, drawing $4,000 each, sold
IN New York and New Orleans. Nos 365. 49,
SD 3O,OOI, 90, 15o, G4,OS5, drawing $1,000
eaoh, sold In New York, Chicago and New Or
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March 8, 1850.
STATES MAnsHALs SALE.

TINTED STATES MAItSIIAL'S SALE.
By virtue Of two wrs of ieri fncas issued out OF
the Clerks Oilce OF the supreme Court OF the Dis
rlCt Of Columbia, and to me directed, Will sell vt
public sale for cash ut he Court House door OF said
District on THURSDAY, The 25h day Of MARCH.
1850 at II o'clock IN, All the right title claim aud
interest of the defendant, John 4. Butler, in and
To the following described property, to-wit: Part
OF lot - square ISL In Washington, b. e., beginning
for the same hrtyslN feet from the northeast corner
OF said square, ald run ming thence west with the
line of North street tweniy-UW feet thence dus
south about scventy-lye fc OF 10 an alley hree aud
Onehalf feet wide, thence east along the line Of said
alley twentN-fiur feet thence due north about
sev6ntyhye feet to the place of b. ginning; levied
upon as the property OF John A. Butler to satisfy
executions Nos H,i9J and u 63l, favor OF James A.
Harrison. E1tEDk DOUGLASS,
MARCH I, 1850. U. S. MarHhal.
Unar "a
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0TO GREAT

No ,r,,,, ,PEINMSYId,X4AN1A ROUTE,
bnY2UBLE BILE T9AVcK TSV STEEL RAII orIe
SrhNNDlD scENhhad X Emf. MM44eNiF'cENF EQUIP
ING n n iETEEtECT iTt IAAKSuASaaSY SI,SaS & . iss&
ner OF sixth and streets as follows
For PIttsburg and the West 1910 q m. daily with
sburS T 10 % cneSnn @ spa LenS LeISd "nd cri cheaSam ,Sm
4c EpmM p N 5Il,y With ~ p1Rs, pSaSs CT ar 70 ThsSscn
and the North at q. M. daily. except Sunday;
7+9 p M daily. except Saturday. with Palace Cars
and ~ nha ut iOlO a. m daily e xcept Sunday
For New York and the East $40 IL IN. i;3Oand y % D.
1mfsd ~: EInIHs en sunday pnIiP st1 p N, oor o,o
daily, except Sunday.
For Brooklyn, New. YorK all through trains connect
at Jersey City with boats OF "BTookyn Annex"
nfordlnE direct transfer to Fulton street, avoid
ING double ie!riage across New York city.
For opGHSasepha Hh1sap & $40 0a a. 5 H. SO $50 and % m
Limited Express sSO n, m. daily. except Sunday.
For baltimore. $40, $3.50 04O a. m. ana 1880 40,
M, $50 7;l0 ana o. IS .. m.
For ropes Creek Line, o. M and 40 p m daily
For Annapolis sic a. IN. and 400 D, m daily, except
ALiEXANbRIA AND FREDERICKSBURG RAIL
TON RAILROAD.
For Alexandra, I. 7;ao o. II n. M; 42o. $50. cav
and 1850 .. M On Sunday, :, ami ii a IN. and
For Hichmond and the South, 200 q. III. daily, and
Trains leave AleInndria for Washington, o. s. 10 n.
M, 1850, 3. h. !, ana " y. IN. aud Y midnight
r0n sunday at and ioa -. and s;o5 ?. m.
comnodatlOnB can be procured at the OiiiCes-nOrt-
east corner OF Thirteenth street and Pennsylvania
avenue, and y, the depot where orders can be
en for thechecklng OF baggage 10 destination from
L. i. FARMER General Passenger Agent
FRANK THOMSON. General Manager.
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CHANCERY SALE.

4 lhANClsltl SALE.
= by virtue Of decree Of the supreme Court OF the
Dlstrlct OF Columbia, passed In Equity cause No.
l,i7s, doc: 20, I will offer for sale at auction, on
TUESDAY, the 2d DAY OF MARCH leSO. at D
O'Clock p. M. In front Of tho premises, lots Nos 20
ana Is In ODonOgLucs subdivision OF part OF lot 2
IN square No bis, In the city of Washington, u. G.
Lot - fronts twenty-five feet North q street,
between Fourth nnd Finh streets: mud lot ?s fronts
tweIty-two feet on Washington street. both OF said
lots having depth of 100 feet.
Terms OF sae-onehalf cash; residue in two equal
payments, ut six nud twelve months, with six per
cent Interest. deposit OF $50 each lot ut time
OF sulc.
REGINALD FENDALL. Trustee.
DUNCANsoS Bros, Auctiuneers. mRri2eudGds
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snry IN my Pie treatment or Female Weak nesses but
must see AL patients to know their oOndition) then
any pcrsun can use my remedies themselves ca.
tarT cured aud deafness caused by cntnTrh Loss OF
mental power vgor aud general debility by either
soI restored For further Information and difficult
ties OF which treat, you must make application Ut
my office, No iS9 Ninth street northwest RILEY
BUILDING, oilice And residence. Consultation free
To
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DIstrIct Courts.

CIRCUIT COURT No. 1-JusTICE MACARTHUR
Wright VS.. Hood new trial refused. Bell ct al. vs.
baltimore &Potomac Railroad Company; demurrer
sustained. Middleton IL Co. VS.. Lawyer new trial
denied; Lindsey ct al. VS., Merriman; new trial
granted on payment Of costs. Lewis, johnson &
Co. VS.. Cassell ct al; Judgment by default. Shoe.
maker y HerLzog VS. Elsinger 4 King demurrer
sustained. Halion VS., Waters death OF defendant
suggested. Bouldin vs. Waters; same action Nc.
Clane VS.. Waters; same action.
CIRCUIT CouRT No. 2-JUsTIcE Cox.-osborne vs.
Bramhal Ct AL Judgment confessed. Gait & Co.
VS.. Berry et al; Judgment by default
CRIMINAL CoURT-JUsTICR JAMEs.-John Walker
convicted OF obtaining money under false pre-.
lenses; sentenced TO two years in the Albany peni
Queenan motion for q new trial and In arrest Of
Judgment overruled, and defendants sentenced TO
be hanged Friday, April SO 1880, between - m. and
ASSIGNMENTS FOR TOMORROW.
sUpREhE CouRT OF THE DISTRICT -CHEF.JUsr1cE
CARTIER AND JUSTICE lWYLE,-No. SO, Howard vs.
6S, seal vs. Neior g. United States VS.. Perkins 80
Washington Gas-Light Company VS., District of Co.
lumbia; co. Connolly vs Lawrence 02 Hamilton
VS.. Clover 93, Fitzhugh vs. Gaskins.
ASSIGNMENTS FOR TODAY
CIRCUIT COURT No. l-JuSTICE MACARTuuR-No
25 Lewis, trustee, vs.. Shepherd A. Lewis, trustee,
vs. Wright 357, Farquharvs, Johnson; 350 Cook VS.
Gibson S6l, Duncansop Bros. vs. Mclaughlin; S63
Johnson vs.. Honscomi sG5, Wollard vs. Finch et uX,;
B67 SpaTnick vs., Plummer 877, Colmau vs.. Hen.
rich; 23, Lewis, trustee vs. Evans; 207 McDonneil
vs. Mortoni 2l9. Riyes VS.. Mahon 3Oi, Wall VS..
CIRCUIT COURT No. 2--Jusrrcr Cox.-No. 40
Meloy vs. Dennis ct al; l7G, Hyatt VS.. Tuttle;
9A, Shepherd VS., Tucker AIS, Lewis, trustee, vs..
Kennedy, executor; 42O, Carusi vs. Rutherford; 422
som 42s, Hesso VS.. Burr d30, Graham vs. Porter,
1884, Reid VS.. Black; 436, Clark VS. Winsatt: dSs
Heany vs. Tucker 4iO, Doble VS.. Hill 442, Pratt <
EOnA VS.. Davis
EQUITY CouRT-JUsTroE HAoNER.-No. 4, DAILY VS..
Fitzmorrls; 6, Rick VS.. Netzy; o, r., S. Il 4, Co.
VS. Vandenbnrgh; 49, Lewis vs. Jphuson; a. Miller
VS.. Miller; To- Atchis0n vs. Capitol Hill Building
Association; 10, Boards w. CeuteT II, MCPHERSON
VS. Lowell; lS Morrison vs. Shuser
CRIMIEAL CoURT-JUsTICB JAMEs-John Wright
assault with intent to kill Columbus DelOno; Mar.
Gus r. Burr, assault and battery; Joseph Thomas,
keeping gaming table, James Milstcad, assault with
intent TO kill Philip Moore assault with intent to
kill; Walter Singleton, forgery George L. Myers,
keeping unlicensed dog Edward phalon, dis.
orderly house; Charles Dasenbrook violation OF In.
ternal Revenue law August Beckman, violation of
internal Revenue law Lewis HepbeTi rape Barnard
nilleT, Seuipg lottery tickets
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TTN1rEo STATES MARsmALs SALE.

by virtue Of writ of fieri,mcns Issued out OF the
Clerks OlCC Of the Supreme Court Of the strict OF
Columbia, and TO me directed. | will sell Rt public
sale for cash. ut the COurthCusc door Of said District
on THURSDAY, the 25th day Of March, 1850, at II
o'clock n all the right, title, claim and In crest Of
the defendant John G. Wright, In and to the follow.
ing described property, to wit: Parts of lots ~ %
aud a. in square No 400 Washington city. j. c., be
ginning ut point on Eleventh street northwest ~
feet from the northeast corner the said square, and
running thence south l6 feet, thence west Us feet
inches, thence north 10 feet and thence east TO the
pnCc of begun ng levied upon US tle property OF Dc
lcndant, John @. Wright, TO satisfy eXccut ON No.
l5I7i, ut law, In favor of Lewis johnson Il Co., use
Of Idu U, Marshall, assignee,
FRED'K DOUGLASS,
United States Marshal.
March 3, 1880. mar5-dts
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TRAVELLERS, GUIDE.

HhbIIMVItE AND VIIIU NAIIItUNU'
The Great Double-Track
NATIONAL ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
NORTH, NORTHWEsT, WEST AND SOUTH.
WEST.
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sUB-TR EAsuRY BALANCES.
Pacific Mining Stocks.

SuIu l22Sl 81
Currehcy... 5,s0J So
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by virtue of deed OF trust dated June a. 1876, and
recorded In libcr ST. folio 0l oftho Land Records
for the District of Columbia and decree OF the su.
nremo Court of the District OF Counhin, passed Feb
runry 6 1880 In equity No. osG md ut the
quest Of the parties thereby secured will soil In
front OF the premises on TUESDAY. March 10, 1850,
at o'clock D. M, at public auction, TO the highest
bidder. the following real estate. situated IN the city
OF Washington, District of Columbia, viz All OF loi
and the east pnr of lot beiug the east feet thereof
on III street northeast and "a feet Boundary, and
running across the entire square said lot and part
OF 10, being IN William t. Todd's recorded sub-dl-
vision OF square north of square No. i0D, improved
hy n ffnmc dwelling.
a., Terms OF ofSale-One;ihird the purchase money cash,
the balance ut and ~ months, with per cent iutcr-
est 10 be secured by deed OF trust on the property
sold, or all cash. 1T he o. tion of the purchaser,
All conveyhncng ai tile cost OF the purchaser. de-
posit OF rs VIII be required When the property Is
struck of Terms 70 be complied With IN seven days,
und, upon default resale ut the risk of deiaultng
purchaser.
mn6-dNds THOMAS KIRBY, Trustee
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SAN FRANCISCO March l2, 1850.
The following are the oIloal closing quotations. o
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NoRRIs PETERS, Proprietor
1DR, CANDEE OF NEW YORK,
n SPECIALIST,

treat HemOrThoids or Piles. VIII
give $500 for any caB0 OF Itching,
bleeding, Blind or Projecting Piles
my remedies viii not help ana cure.
| use ouly external and internal
remedies; no cnuStios no acids; All i'm
mediate relief; no detention frOm
business. treat and cure all Female
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VTERY cheap two large rooms. unfurnished, on
second floor bathroom and wRtor-clOset on tho
same floor, also one room on third floor No SIS
Sixth st tnw murl2
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CHANCERY SALE or HOUSE AND lot ON
~ ELEVENTH. STREET N W., WASHING
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EJO THIRTEENTH 81 w-Two hand.
- l. AZ sOmely furnished suites OF rooms; all mod.
ern improvements; hrst and second floor; bath on
each floor; terms moderate. iels-lmo
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1.-TWO furnished, communicating, bright, cheerful
i front corner rooms also, single furnished front
bedrooms all the second floor. Southwest corner
of Eleventh and streets w. marie
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To take effect
SUNDAY NOV, l6, 1870, AT 1870 p, NJ.
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On account Of tho lnccmancy OF the weather, tho
anoVe sale Is postponed until MONDA the ga Oi
March, A. ID. 1850 al tamo holr aud place.
JOHN j. BltN NE, s,r,,,oos
mnrlaoaW&ds NAMES RAIIS IIR. [ lIuelVVn'
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EOR RENT-RnOMS.

1.-TWO or three furnished rooms. communicating;
Il suitable for light house keeping; house having
modern cOnyeniences; street cars pass the door, Ap.
ply At 1923 Ninth ~ U W. mnrl3
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PERSONAL.

WTANTlsD-To communicate with n party In
w tending TO leave town soon, aud who desires n
responsible party to take charge of house for few
mouths satisfactory references. Address b II X, Re
publican Office. marc
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SALE OF A Two-SToRY FRAME
Il DWELLING ON II STREET NORTHEAST,
lNsQUARE NORTH OFSQUAREl lOm NEAR
THE EASTERN TERMINUS OF THE CO.
IUkBIA RAILWAY.
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A MIDDLEAGED lady OF high character, cul.
"A ture aud experience would for good home and
moderate compensation act ps companion and assist
ant 10 Il lady of means, Address IRIS LEROY, care
of Rev, Dr, Forrest, assistant rector Of Trinity
church, Washington, ID Q. maria
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ASSIGNMENTS FOR TOMORROW.

SUPREME CouRT OF THE DISTRICT -CHIEF-JUsTIcE
CARTIER AND JUSTICE iWYLIE.-No. 3d. Howard VS.
Carus s, Willi9msys, Florence 8, Lewisvs. Norris
Washington Gas-Light Company VS.. District of Co.
lumbia; 90, Connolly VS.. Lawrence; 02 Hamilton
VS.. Glover; 03 FitZhugh VS.. Gaskins y
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

nENTIsT wants suitable apartments for office
II between Sixteenth and Twenty'lirst and q and
X stB n W; q corner preferred Address DENTIST
with terms, Repnbcnn oillce nINrIbatI
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-08-27
General Trade.

In the wholesale line there has
been little activity for the past two
days. Flour, meal, cor and other
leading articles are dull and slow.
The jobbing business is, however,
quite active. The steamers leaving
last evening carried out heavy cargOes
destined to valley plantations and
small dealers. Railways are also car
rying away each day liberal consign-
meuts. But little change is noted in
values to-day. Meats are easier, but
the price shows no reduction. Chick
n and eggs are scarce, and in good
demand. Freights are unsettled. The
last heard from river freight rates
we're 400 per Dbl. and zoe per cwt.
The indications point to an advance,
owing to the shoal and dangerous con-
.dition of the river.
F~LOUR-Wholesale demand light, .ow-
inc 10 liberal stocks, and prices weak. job.
.bing demand active for family, choice ana
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-08-27
A Pertinent Inquiry.

EDITOR LEDGER-Can any one fur
nish a statement of the amount of
interest paid by each of the railroads
Of Tennessee to the state; the date Of
issue Of state bonds; also the amount
of bonds returned to the state in
liquidation Of the statutory lien held
by the state to secure her for loan of
bonds familiarity known as state aid"
under the internal improvement act
of 1852, and amendments subsequent?
| have the statement partially in
the report of the last legislature, but
the information | wanted is not
included. By having these statements
the account of each railroad with the
state can be made up, and every one
can see whether the railroads have
paid up in full or whether our own
generous legislatures and executives
have not given away the state and her
people. My impression is that both
legislatures and executives have been
generous before they were Just.
generous to the railroads before
just to the bondholder, which opens
out two things for the people to think
of.
First; Whether the state truly owes
any portion of the state debt, to deter
mine which a suit is now pending.
Second: Whether they can trust
legislatures. who for the past fifteen
years have been in the habit of being
SO extremely generous 10 settle the
debt.
1t is about time the people are
taking a hand in this matter, as they
are expected to do the paying part Of
the play. ~
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-08-27
A London Waiter.

my Father was a Green Grocer.
and wen the Swells as we served with
Vegetables for their Dinner tables
give a Party Father went as a waiter
or a Butler, as the case might be.
Wen | seed him drest in his lovely
SCOT Of Black and his beautiful white
Choker, looking for all the world like
a Bishop without his apron, my hart
was fred with Ambishun, and | said
to myself, if it's so grand to be a n.eel
Ammytoor Waiter, what must it be
to be a reg'lar Professional So a
Waiter | become, always having be.
!ore me the possibilerty of n day
amerging, like a crissiliss from a grub
or wisy wersy, into a full blone Foot
man 70 a Sheriff or even a Lord Mare
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-08-27

fancy, the priceof which ranges from 5 TO
So per Dbl, according 10 quality.
CORN MEAL-Market duh, at 81 II
as IL per Dbl for choice and g 05@S2 10
for inferior stock in round lots. Small or
ders lot Ac higher.
CORN-Supply ampleand prices dull at
oOc PEI bushel for soHnd shelled; ear, 48c.
Small orders 52@53c higher.
OATS-Market weak with supply ample
at $50 per bushel in lots and 39940c in a
small way.
BRAN-Gaiietan in light request, SI3 sc
per ton and 70 to SOC per cwt. Corn bran
50 80 per ton.
HAY-Low qualities in poor reques;
and nominal. Clear new timothy $i7 10
SIS 5Oper ton and 81 to 81 10 per ewt. Ar
kansas prairie, ST 90 per ton and 50c per
cwt.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. in light
local request, at Zoe per bushel from
wagon and 81 to 81 25 per Dbl from store;
sweets, 81 80 to g per Dbl; onions, 50 to
50 90 por Dbl; cabbage, S. per 100 head
and 81 so to IS % per crate.
FRUIT-Apples, loose, 75c to 81 % per
Dbl; from store, 81 25 to 81 80 per Dbl,
according TO quality peaches, Is to SOC
per box; oranges, none offering.
POULTRY AND EGGS.-Chickens
are in scant supply and brisk de-
mand, at 81 OOaS 81 per dozen for Young
and 81 60 to 50 90 for old. Ducks 81 so to
z 10 per dozen. Eggs scarce at l5c per
dozen.
PROVISIONS - Meats are easier.
Jobbers' order figures are for bacon
shoulders, csc; clear ribs, 9A@l1Ac;
sides, l0@lOAcj breakfast bacon, lie;
hams, l2Ac; bulk shoulders, 55sc;
ribs, &c; do sides, 9Ac; mess
pork, 81 90 per barrel; country sides, &c;
lard, Sc for tierces; for kegs and
pals and 9N for halfpails.
LIVE ST0CK-Good butchers cattle
are scarce and firm at 3 TO SIC gross for
the best grass fed. Common and medium
are in fair supply at Ia to &c, according
to quality. Sheep are in free offering,
with liberal supply at 81 to 81 per head
for common, and 3 to sc pOr ID for good
butcher muttor. Lambs are in demand
at 3 to &c per lb for the best and 81 per
head for common. Hogs 8 to DC per Id
and none offering. Horses in moderate
movement at $50 to $75 for plugs and 500
to S175 for good harness stock. Mules
range from $45 to $3.50 per head, according
to size and quality.
BAGGING-Demand active and mar
ket steady at 10X@11%c for flax, and
ll% for iute. Ties, 81 95@2 10 per
bundle. Twire, Ice per pound.
SUGAR-Ye'low clarified, 10c per
poundi brown, 92S; of. whites, 10%c;
crushed and graduated, lie; pulverized,
HE cut loaf, 1lHc.
WOOL-Tub-washed, 35@40c per ID
unwashed, 20@28c; unwashed and bury
from 10 to Soc per cwt less.
MACKEREL-Market quiet at GO, 70
@80c per kit.
C0FFEE-Fair TO choice 13H to Tie
according to quality.
HIDES-Dry flint, No. l., Is; No. g,
loo; dry salt do, 14c; green, No. 2, 18c;
do sailed, Sc; market firm; tallow,
4H@5c; beeswax, Zoe.
LEATHER-0ak sole, 38@40c; hem
lock, 28@32c; harness, 36@3Sc; skirting,
36@37c; French calf, $4,000 per dozen;
domestic calf, $4,000 per dozen.
TOBACCO Per ID 50@70c.
SALT.-Per Dbl, 81 As per car or dray
load; orders 81 co sacks 81 30@1 so fol
course and fine. Rock salt &c per pound.