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DRY GOODS.

DRY GOODS.
NEW FALL GOODS.
Large Stock of Dress Goods from CSC. to g.
Beautiful Trimmings to match in Plaids and Checks
Full Stock of Flannels, 4, g. and o. in all shades
Large Stock Of Brocade Silk i'm all shades.
Pushes and Silk Velvets in all colors.
Large Stock of Blankets and Comforts.
The Best l0-4 Sheeting in the Market for 25c
Large Stock of Table Linen Napkins Doylies
Best knotted Fringe Towel for 25c
Large Stock of Ladies and Children's Hosiery.
j. A. LUTTRELL & CO.,
OF S17 MARKET SPACE.
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White Wool Blankets 3d. s.. So So So so. s. pair
fSfssf SaRT p gss s new
r2 fian RsE Y Ssss make
Ladies' Navy Blue Cloth suiting, 1syds wde s5c. 81.
Black Silk Velvet and Plush.
Ges GST s;f b nss :s 81
So As$is ssth ss;;f yard
Tss S9:1s ss /. ST.
shawIs CloaEs Cloth Skirts. etc. e etc 1'''
Gsns G %Uo hadsassmey
Ladies' Wool Underwear. Soc, 75c.. 81.
Black Henrietta and Bombazine Dress Goods 01'' '0c
Best Fall al Cslicoes. &C. and Sc;
Nottingham Curtain Lace, Csc, Sc, &c.. &c. 75c
S Ghs al g.
Black Satin satin D e1os sn silk 81 81 25 81 so:
Table TaSsin hs sSs as &c. g. s2s oass s
Pni Blue sd ana nde @hts nf ss
South Side. near Center Market.
cARf EErGr1ru Gf HRiGHT p.rf GARRErs
50 styles Of the best and s.ply Carpets NA'0'
Carpet linings &C. yard
heavy nprsd q car TeS &C.
choice styles e double Seirht Ingram Carpets &C.
Floor Oil Cloths, all widths.
Ingram Carpets, good styles, SOC.
Stair Oil Cloths. Iuc. yard.
Venetian Carpets all widths, for hall and stairs
DrugYets, choice styles. all sizes.
81 yard. ' '' ''
Stair Pads. Nottingham Curtain Laces 25c, &c., &c.,
Heavy double Blankets g. So S. So s. So IS. Sc. 81
IS per pair. W W. "
Bed Comforts 75c., 81, 81. so, S.
Gray Blankets. 81. 81. IS. $780, g. $780,
C. NJ. TOWSON,
CSC PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
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GEO. F. T1MMS & co.
f' "''noon
Wv ' ' ''A '0f any
'''-'
100 N. W. CORNER 7TH AND STREETS.
PhEscklBhD BY PHYSICIANS
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Beware of limitations.
Genuine Curealine only cure for cOrns; bears
signature H. S. Frederick s. Co. 25 cents. Stot
s. Cromwell. SIS
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CLOTHS FOR MEN AND BOYS WEAR,

IS CTS, 81 CTS, so CTS. 81 CTS, Is CTS, 81 90
PER YARD.
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CITY ITEMS.

The Irish
make Bulls, but only the American PrOprietors
make DIR. Bulls Cough Syrup.
Dyspepsia,
Bliousness, nervousness and miserableness all
cured with Hop Btters.
Lydia E. Pinl5lam's Vegetable Compound.
Lydia Z. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound is a
remarkable remedy for all those painful COM
plants and weaknesses common to our best
female population. Send to Mrs. LYDIA E.
Pinkham 28 Western avenue. Lynn, Mass, for
pamphlets.
Some of the Most Active Men
of the New York Stock Exchange. G. L. Haight,
PreSldent G. MinZeSheimer, Treasurer; III. E, Dill
llngham. Vice President; S. V. White and T. G.
Buck, Trustees, have incorporated a new electric
light company. under patent granted to w. III.
Mark land in August last, who has discovered
new department electricity. and has produced
what they consider most wonderful lamp which
stands pre-eminent in its clear, perfect and I'M
changed steadness, the light being free from
huttering or wavering, and claimed to be the only
light possessing this property. The Edison stock
IS reported to be selling at 81 600 per SHARE and it
is expected that the stock of the MARYLAND Elec-
trio Light Company will be in demand at pre-
mum over par the present price, after the present
offerings are sold.
William Euclid Young member of the New
YORK Stock Exchange. 80 Broad street, New York,
Is agent for the company.-Mining Record.
Remember
that little Hop Btters saves big doctor bills and
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Remember
that little Hop Bitters saves big doctor bills, and
cures when all else fails

Public Voice.
The following letter will explain ITSELF
~ BALTIMORE, September 10Th, 1881.
10 The Editor OF The Telegram:
SIR-Having noticed in The Telegram on
several occasions the certificates of parties who
were successfully treated by DR.. Hartley, of
to those already, published. and wish it made
known to the public that DR.. Hartley cured me
OF or very bad case of catarrh of four years
standing in a remarkable short space of time. I
suffered untold misery during that period of
tlme-feeling as if had lump in my throat
prompted me to eat enough to sustain my body
am now perfectly well, and enjoy good health.
WIN. F. AUSTEN.
No. 80 Ridgley street.
THESE letters still pour in upon us, and we are
but if we were to publish all that we receive. we
would be able to fill theewhole of The Telegram
We have received q communication on this
same subject from ono of our well known bust
ness men, which we viii lay before our readers
In our next issue.-ED.f
Gentlemen's Winter Underwear.
Knit. all wool, medlcated scarlet tiannels, $3.50;
Scarlet, Shaker Ribbed. all wool under-vests;
White, Scotch LambswoOl Shirts and Drawers;
Gentlemens Scarlet French Cashmere Shirts;
Heavy white MerinO Shirts and Drawers Soc:
Best heavy brown Canton Flannel Drawers, &c.;
Colored Merino "Olivette" Shirts and Drawers, 81
cotton those. plain and fancy colors. in great
Price Store" $40 7th st. " ~
From Eminent Dr.E4. n. Hopson, Memphis,
Tenn.
This is to certify that have made use of Col
denis Lebig's Liquid Beef and Tonic Invigorator
in several cases of consumption and general de-
bility. and have found it to act admirably in such
cases as nutritive food, tonic and stimulant.'
The Palate Is Gratified
and the system fortified by the benign vitalizer
and and remedy for marasmus, malaria, dyspepsia.
liver complaint, anemia, hystera, ETC., the Liebig
4 celebrated Reef Tonic
Burnet COcOaine
Promotes vigorous and healthy Growth of the
hair. 1t has been used in thousands of cases
where the hair was coming out, and has never
failed to arrest its decay.
USE BURNErTS FLAvORING EXTRACTS-the
best.
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GEO. F. TIMMS l. co.

GEO. F. TIMMS d co.
Have stock Of clothing for large and small men,
Youths. Boys and Children, from which any taste can
dated.
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GEO. F. TIMMs.
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Rev. JNO. L. Hayghe go A northeasD has been
greatly relieved (of lame back by using Bury's
Ripsissewa,
Don't ruin your eyesight Consult Hempler,
CD tician
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GEO. F.. TIMMS & co.
Conduct their business upon Just and fair principles
They have but price, that is low possible is
marked in plain figures, and deviation is allowed
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4 Novel Spectacle.

For scycra! days past the notion and
millinery store Of Astrich Brothers, on
East King street, has been the centre of
attraction and the object of visitation by
thousands of persons, curious to see the
unusual floral display Oh the occasion Of
this entcrprising firms ''spring opening. -
The decorations of their store, in the va
ricty, the taste and the profusion of flow
ers and garlands. are altogether unpre-
cedented in this city, and the display is
so striking that besides their manifold pa
irons nearly everybody who passes the open
door is attracted to stop and take a look.
The resources of Rol,rer's flower gardens
have been taxed to furnish the decorations
and renew them day after day, while the
whole design reflects ut once the good
taste and advanced enterprise Of Messrs.
AstIich and their employees. The fresh
flowers and vines by day minglc with the
gay fabrics and fancy goods on sale to
producea happy effect, and the illumina-
tions and orchestral music by night
heighten the brilliant spectacle.
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lSY Universal Accord.

Ayers Cathartic Pills are the best OF all pur-
g;ttircs tor family use. They are tho product
of long, iaboriOus. and successful chemical
investigation, and their extensive use, by
physicians in their practice, and by all civil
lied nations. proves them the best and most
citertual purgative Pill that medical science
can devise. Being purely vegetable no harm
can arise from their use. In intrinsic value
and curative powers no other Pills can be COM
pared with them. and every person. knowing
their virtues, will employ them, when needed.
They keep the system in perfect order, and
maintair in healthy action the whole machi-
merry OF life. Mild, searching and cffectual,
they arc especially adapted to the needs of the
digestive apparatus, arrangements OF which
they prevent and cure. If timely taken. They
arc the best and safest physic to employ tor
children and weakened constitutions where
mild but cffcctual cathartic is required.
For sal" by all dealers. apr21lwtleOd&w
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THE YORK DISPENsARY,
Lancaster County Doctors Mt tho Ope

Lancaster County Doctors Mt tho Opening
At tho opening of the York hospital and
free dispensary-sO munificently endowed
by Samuel Small, esq.-for which We
n?ticed tho departure CT some local physi-
clans, nearly two hundred ladies' and
gentlemen were present, among whom were
representatives from Lancaster, Dauphin
Cumberland, Mifflin, Chester and
Adams counties, and also from
the state of Maryland. At noon
sumptuous dinner was served, got
up in excellent style. The dedicatOry cx.
ercises were held in the upper story, Dr.
A. II. Blair presiding, DR.. H. Carpenter,
of this city, being one of the vice presi.
dents, and DR.. r. NJ. Bolenius secre-
tary. The history of the institution and
its establishment and objects was read
DR.. Atlee made an address recalling his
"reminiscences of York and praising Mr..
Small's many public benefactions. Among
the responses :" the tOasts were DR.. J. L.
Zicg!ers speech f,r The Ladies'" and DR..
Alex Crai-'s for {. Our ProfessiOn.''
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LIFE FOR LIFE.
The Hanging Of y Negro Murderer and
history Of Hts Brutal Crime.

history Of Hts brutal Crime.
BALTIMORE, Nd, April 29.-John
Gathard, alias Sandy Smith (colored)
convicted OF the murder of Joseph Woods
in Baltimore county on the night Of the
I'd of December last, was hanged at
TOwsentown this morning.
He ascended the scaffOld at 1906 a. III.
Three minutes later the drop fell and he
died without q struggle. The only words
he uttered on the scaffOld were, ''Don't
make any mistake about me-" After
hanging 20 minutes he was pronounced
dead.
The condemned man had been in the
employ of Woods and on the night above
stated was assisting his employer to un-
bitch horse from the wagon when he
struck Woods with an axe. The latter
ran to the house, short distance away,
closely followed by Gathard, who seized
a gun standing near the door and knocked
down tue wife of the wounded man. The
door was closed after Woods fell prOstrate
on the floor, but Gathard, from the out
side, fired through the door, the charge en-
tering the groin and abdomen of the vic.
tim. Woods fingered until the Sth Of
December and died.
Gathard was tried soon after and con-
victed. Efforts have been made to obtain
a respite on the ground of the doubtful
sanity of the accused, but the gov
ernOr refused to interfere with the SEN
tence of the court. Gathard was for
merly slave on the Eastern Shore of this
state. During bis imprisonment he has
made several statements as to what insti-
gated him to commit the crime, the last
one admitting that his intention was to
murder the family, take all the money III
the house and burn it down to cover his
crime, but Mrs. Woods ESQ ped before he
could carry out his intentions. He WAS
fifty eight years old.
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TRAGEDY IN WILMINGTON.
A Negro Shot and Killed by an Ex-Poli,

Negro Shot and Killed by an Ex-Police-
man.
WILMINGTON, April 29.-Ex-Policemal,
Marris Carberry this morning shot and
killed Samuel Adams (colOred). .Carberry
was the day watchman at the Old
Ferry rolling mill, and when Adams
came to work Carberry ordered him
to go out and return by another
door. The negro refused, whercupon Car
berry drew a revolver. Adams then seized
piece of iron when Carberry shot him in
the shoulder and struck him several times
in the face after he fell. Adams died in
about five minutes. Cranberry is in GUS
tody.
The inquest will be commenced tonight.
Carhcrry was one of the policemen instru
mental in the capture of the ''Big Frank"
and his associates at the time of the Della
ware bank burglary in 1873. He had an
encounter with Frank and exchanged shots
with him, but Frank escaped at the time.
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OBITUARY.
Death Of Miss Ellen Nfagoo

Miss Ellen Hlasee, the housekeeper at St.
Mary's parsonage, this city, died yester-
day after a somewhat prolonged illness
from typhoid pneumonia. Miss Magee
was born in Reading, reared in Chambers
burg, lived for years in Harrisburg and
Philadelphia, and was for nearly two
years past housekeeper at St. Mary's.
She was intelligent, conscientious, gentle
and peculiarly fitted for her place. Strong
ly inclined to religious work, she had de
voted her best years to the service of the
church. MOtherlcss children found in
her motherly guide, and the sick
and afflicted found in her an in
telligent and indefatigable friend and
attendant. Her funeral services will be
held at St. Mary's at o. o'clock to morrow
morning, after which the remains will be
removed on the Pacific express TO Pbiladel
phia, where the interment will take place
on Monday next-the final funeral services
to be held at St. Philip de Mari church en-
Queen street.
Death Of Contractor.
The EastOn newspapers record the death
in that place. yesterday afternoon about
o'clock, of Mr.. John Lee, after few
days illness of material fever Mr.. Lee,
who was a wealthy contractor, was the
father of Mrs. p. S. McTague of this city,
and was less intimately related with sever
al other families here. His age was
about sixty five years.
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MARkETS.
Philodolphia Market,

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, April 29.-FlOur mar
ket dull superhne, at 81 25@3 10; ca-
ira s. 97I4 Is Ohio and Indiana family
8 5OI6 90: Penna. family - 75@5 10: st. Louis
family Is 75@6 25 Minnesota Extra s5n5 "a do
straight, s. 5s7@6 25; winter patent 81 JOn7 20 !;
spling do IS 75al7 IS.
Rye -four at s. 80.
Wheat steady No. Western Fed, 81 az Z;
Penna Red and Amber, 81 24Gl 24x.
Corn quiet but firm tor local use: steamer
e614157c; yellow and mixed 5SG5s%c.
Oats dull and easier; No. l White. 43IjJc
No. do. 47Hc; No. 3, 10 47c; No. Nike,
46Q461c.
Seeds - Good to prime clover quiet 1T
eZ@7Z do do Timothy steady, 50 OOG3 10 do
do Flaxseed dull at 81 1901 s..
Provisions steady: mess pork sls 80 !: beet
hams, $2@23 indian mss beet, $2l@22, f. o. b.
Bacon--smOked shoulders 7c; salt do SIC
smoked hams ll@ll1ac; pickled hams go
l0hc.
Lard steady; city kettle lsc /; ZOOS. butchers
lie; PRIME steam, $ll 81.
Butter dull, and declining Creamery extra
25026c do good to choice GDQ: Bradford
county and New York extra, 22l2ic. Rolls
dull Penn'a HQl7c; Western l50ls.
Eggs weak and dull; Penna. 14AGl5c
Western 14c.
Cheese firm and light stocks; New York
full cream l31SQl4c; Western full cream IA
0lSc do fair to good, n110le1zc; do hall. .skins
9llOc Pa. skins 7Ac.
Petroleum dull refined &c.
| Whisky at 81 %.
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CHANGE or NAME.
The Steamer Sent to Search fGr the JEAN
nette.

The Steamer Sent to Search for the Jean
nette.
WASHINGTON, d. c., April 29.-The
following general order has been issued by
the secretary Of the navy:
''Thc steamer recently purchased for the
Jeanette search expedition, and form
erly known as the Mary and Helen. will
hereafter be known as the Rodgers. ,
Under this name she will be designated ard
registered in the navy department.. The
name is given her in recognition OF the
valuable aid rendered the department by
Rear Admiral john Rodgers as president of
the Jeanette relief board to whom were
referred the direction of the search. the
means best adapted to the search, and the
details Of the exhibition
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save Your Tatr-KeeD IL SSeaut,fuR,

The London Hair Color Restorer" is the
most delightful article ever introduced to the
American people and is totally different from
all other Hair RestOrers being entirely free
from all impure ingredients that render many
other articles for the hair obnoxious Where
badness or falling OF the hair exists, or prema.
turc Grayness, from sickness Or other causes,
lis usewill restore the natural youthful color,
and cause healthy growth, cleansing the
scalp from all impurities dandrufr, etc, at tile
same time Il mos: pleasing and lasting hair
dressing, iragrantly pcrfumcd, rendering it
soft and plia bic, making j. an indispensable
article In every toilet. Ask your druggist for
London Hair Color Restorer Price % cents a
bottle. Six bottles, -. Main depot for the
United States, $50 North Sixth street. Philadel.
phia. inll-lyITThS F&w
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FOREST FIRES.
The Flames Partially Checked by Rain.

The Flames Partially Checked by Rain.
MILFORD, Pa, April 29.-A heavy rain
storm this morning has checked the forest
fires in Pike county, and in many places
has extinguishcd the flames.
Brick POnd'' tract, 4 resort Of hunters
and fishermen, was fired for mischief
by little boy, and several thousand acres
are supposed to have been burned
over. The wires oi the Am -rican Union
telegraph to Chicago run through the
country now on fire, and are believed to
be in danger.
Seven large fires illuminating the coun-
try for miles around were counted from
here at 2 o'clock this morning. The fires
in Sussex county, N. j., are all out, while
the conflagrations in Lehman and Porter
townships are still spreading.
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DE.S THS

MAGEE.-In this city. April 2s, at st. Mary Z
parsonage, Miss Ellen Magee
Her friends arc respectfully invited to at
tend lii" funeral on Saturday. at . O'Clock.
High mass ut st. MaryS church. To proceed!
to Pcnn'a K. Il. depot to take the l:p train to
Philadelphia. ltu*
BUoHL April sS, 1881. in this city, Lizzie
EuOhl, daughter of John and Maytlaienn
EuOhl, In the 25d year Of her age.
The relatives and friends OF the family arc
respectfully invited 20 attend the funeral,
from her parent residence, corner of Prince
and German streets, Oh Sunday afternoon at
"a O'Clock. Services at lions Luthern church.
Iniernrcnt At Zion's cemetery.
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DRUCLANIATlUN.

LANCASTER, Pa. April .
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school Matters.

The Pennsylvania State Teachers asso
citation will hold its next meeting at
Washington. in the western part of the
state, July 2G, q, %. Arrangements are
in progress to make this one of the larg.
est and most successful meetings that has
been held. The town is attractive, being
the seat of Washington aud Jefferson COL
leSe. Excursion tickets will be sold on
the Leading railroads and the rates for
boal ding will be greatly reduced.
A West Chester paper, whose editor
must want All Office, dolefully remarks
that, AS yet DR.. Higbee, the new state
superintendent of public instruction, has
made 10 changes in his department. There
is a general impression throughout the
state that at least a partial cleaning out
of the employees would be good thing,
as they have outgrown their usefulness.
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COAL PRICES.
No Changes for the Month of May.

No Changes for the Month of May.
PHILADELPHIA, April 20.-The commit
tees of the Lehigh and Schuylkill coal cx-
changes met this afternoon at the Office Of
the Lehigh coal and navigation company
and resolved to make no change in the line
city and harbor prices Of coal for the
month Of May. The question of restricting
the production during the coming month
is nov under discussion and decision is
expected to-day. The New York compa-
MES desire three days stoppage each
week, but the Schuylkill interest favOr:,
full work next week. The Reading coal
and iron company's supply Of all grades
at Port Richmond is only 5000 tons, all
sizes being short with the exception Of
egg.
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Some Peach blossoms.

ed examination of the peach trees, gave it
as his opinion than the buds in this city
had been entirely destroyed by the cold
on tho grounds of ex-Mayor Zimmerman,
and the other two contain considerable
number. The trees are in a well-pro-
tected locality, and it may be that other
trees similarly protected may also have
escaped the severity of tho winter.
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DR.. G. A. Greene, of this city, noticing
the proceedings against DIR. Samuel d.
Evans, of Asbury Park, New Jersey, for
alleged practicing without a diploma wrote
to him that the college at which ho was
graduated in Castleton, VT, was connected
Pittsfield, Mass, where DR.. Greene was
graduated in 1S4S, and that DR.. II. H.
Chi)ds, Dr.. Gilman Kimball, and other of
the b. college were also professors at
Castleton, and that Dr.. Gilman Kimball
now lives at Lowell, Mass. DR.. Evans has
replied, warmly thanking DR.. Greene for
his valuable information and announcing
that the New Jersey courts have decided
in his favor.
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II
BUFFALO Lo-Cattle-Receipfs, Loco head total
tor the week thus far. 10000 head; for same
time last week, II $40 head consigned through.
SIS oars; market dull and dropping; sale OF
one load choice steers ut . 37x one load feed
erS at - 80: eight cars remain uns0ld.
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts, 100 head total
for the week thus far. S,6OO head; for same
time last week 2O0O head consigned through
. cars: demand fair and market firm ut
former prices: sales of fair to good wool sheep
at - .5G6; choice To- fancy. =; ;.5@6 10; fair to
Of
Hogs-Receipts, 4,l0O head; total for week
thus Tar, ~, 40 head; for same time last week
$4,000 head; consigned through, VI cars sales
OF light York weights. $5 75l6 10: good dO..
y S3Q6 ID; good medium, 81 So96 10; closing
head shipments 4, 40 do: market active and
frmrr; all sold; common to good medium
packing: 8 sos 10; light, 81 9O@6 Is; choice
heavy, - a06 sc.
Cattie-Receipts, 1000 head shipments, 3,aOO
head market quiet and 37iOc lower; COM
mon to fair shipping - 9O05 25 good 10 choice
s. 4O@5 80: exports, 81 9066; distillcry cattle
S515 70; butchers steady at s. 50D4 10; Tex
nns Sss,css g 5 g; gr"sssrs 80; stockers and
sheep-Rcceipts 1000 head; shipments. I.soo
do; market strong fair 10 good, s505 30 !; good
EAST LIBERTY. -Cattle-Receipts, |, ,5Sl head
all through cOnsiSnments market closed
steady at yesterdays prices.
HO.s-HeceiptS, 22,OOO head: Philadclphias ut
81 4OG6 81: Workers. $6N6 p.
Sheep-Receipts, 2OO head: nOthiug sold to-
day; market closed stronger.