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Daily Republican., 1881-09-10

| DuBLlC SALE.-THE SUBS CRIBER
| 1 determined TO quit the dairy bushes =
| VIII sell at public salc. on WEDNESDAY,
September IA, 1851. at 2o'clock, u. m. sharn
al toyle's Hotel, Ninth Ward, ia the City Ct
wilmington, New Castle County. Delaware,
his entire dairy, consisting of thirty sENM
four first ella $ dairy cows and Dur. NV
ham bull, DUPONT stock. The above cows
are flrst.claSs, having been selected with great
care and judgment
TERMS Ali sums less than 500 cash, all
sums OF $50 and upwards, the purchaser can
nave SIX months by giving II note with an ap-
proved cndnrSer. JOHN COOK.
l.. W. S1lpHAM X Son, Auctrs
scpti-Std<w
Daily Republican., 1881-09-10

Now Is THE time to pot geraniums
for winter blooming. Pot the strong
healthy shoots not the main root.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-10
PUBLIC sALn,
. EAL ESTATE AT.PUBLlC SALE.

VIII be sold at public sale, ON the premises
on TUESDAY, September 10th, 1851, at 2.5t
p. m, the following real estate
No. |. three story brick house. No. "A
6l2 Iatnall street, from / 10 feet, with an kli
alley and lot abJut 70 feet deep, now rent,
for $40 per month.
No. 2 A two.story and a-half frame house,
No. GA Tatnall street, l3 feet front, with use
OF alley, lot running back about 70 feet, and
now rents for IS per month.
Persons wishing to view the property, will
De shown the same by the subscriber. Terms
NJ sale scpT-f McCANN Il GO.
l. W. SrIDHAM X Son, Acut'rs,
Daily Republican., 1881-09-10
DTRIIC SALES.

DTR RLlC SALES.
We shall have a public sale. SATURDAY,, Sent
trhher l'th, of LOIS and properties in the
Western and Southwestern parts of our ,ity
Send in Your lists promptly: we are promised
some excellent properties.
sept5-,lO HEALD& co.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-10
WILLARD HOTEL LOTTERY
THE DRAWING
FINALLY SETTLED AND FIXED.
THURSDAY NOV. .lO,S
lis THk DAY DETERNl NED urON.-

lis THE DAY DETERMi NED rPON
The drawing OF this scheme has been finally
settled upon. and viii certainly take
pace on thursday, the 10Th OF November.
ISL, by assent OF tn Comm, .iouotS, and
THIS will enable Inc to sell all the remaining
tickets.
All persons, therefore. intending to invest in
lfils scheme, may rest assured that there vii!
be no further delays or .lo,t.onementS.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-10
LIST OF PRIZES.
Inc Willard Hotel with all ro-n nOO
Its Fixtures and Furniture. IN-,DI, I,U'lU,

me Residence on Green Street, ..Si5 coo
a,he heSidcnco on Green Street..,.... 15,0pu
Two Cash Prizes, each $50 D .......... lO,uDo
Two .aSn ffl2eS, cach >2.'l. .......... 1000
rive ASH frl2es, each $1,000. ........... 1900
rye tasil lrlAes, each 500. ........... $500
rhty 'ash lrl2es, each 500. ...,....... 5000
One Hundred Cash Prizes. each $50. 5000
Five hundred Cash Prizes. Ach t.O. -. 10000
pnc Se' OF 'ar furniture............ e. 100
vhe Inc fiano. ..........,.... ........ 5OG
ohe fahasone silver Tea ~et..,...... 100
~ b1xes old hourhon "ht>sey. S36.. IA 400
rive hundred Cash i'rlze-, each Sl0,. 5000
10 Baskets Champagne $o5........... so
400 Boxes Fine Wines, S3l....,........ - OOl
2p Boxes Robertson 60 Whi.key, $50 tol0
4n Boxes Havana Cigars. sIu...,,.. 1000
! rive huhdred 'aSA i'ri2cS, each NO. 5000
Daily Republican., 1881-09-10

AMOUNTING TO $500. $50.
WHoI TICKETS, ts:HALvfs -: UrARrERs -
Rci'ttarce may be made by B.nk Check.
Express, Postal Money order. CT keglstere
Mail. Responsible agents wanted at ali
points. For circulars. giving iufor Lati0il and
for tickets. address
augA AeoddSw W. &. y. WHIPS.
WILLARD HOTEL. LOUISVILLE, Ky,
Daily Republican., 1881-09-10

NoIlCE-l, PATRlt, EtNEI, DC
! y hereby give nuticc 4 1t ! snail amply
to the Honorable the Judges of the Court OF
General Sessions Of the Peace aud JAN Dc,
livery OF the State Of Delaware, in and ivr
New Castle county, On Monday, t1e 18th day
or September, A. D.. lNNl, being the first day
o' the September term OF said court, Tor a l.
cenSe 10 Keep store al the Northeast
corner Of Seventh avenue and Brown street,
in tie Llevcnte Ward of the city Of VII
minston, New Castle county, State of Della
ware. and TO sell nt1r icating liquors in quan-
titles not less than one qua I, not to he drank
on the premises. ana the following rcspecta-
be ciiz"ns. residents Of the said Ward, re-
commend the said application to Wit
L NalL Z mr. i
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1881-01-19
.rh.ae Diseases Receive Special At
tention and Cures Guar
auteed.

TPILEPSY OR FITS TREATED
T. with wonderful success, as all ca
ses arc carefully examined, and mono
taken but those Offering good pros
poets of curing.
Impotency, spermatorrhea and Sex
nal Debility, treated by mealc'he
alone. has heretofore proved useless
and even injurious. "rhey do no
cood,n is the universal testimony OF
all honest physicians. Thousands
have "doctored" for these complaints,
and have thrown away their money
and their constitutions together, but
the Doctor combines medical treatment
with electricity, the electricity being
generated by a simple electrical appa-
ratus that any one can use, anu ny
these means insures success.
Constipation, the bane of SO many
Lives and the most prolific source OF
III health, cured by simple method,
with little or no medicine.
Diseases of women treated ny eiec-
tncity, without pain or exposure.
Structure of the Urethra and Rectum
cured without a surgical operation and
without pain; Tape Worm, Diseases OF
tho Kidneys, Bladder, Private Dlseas.
es, Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Nervous
and Sick Headache, Asthma, Weak
Painful and Sore Eyes, without a sur
rical operation; Deafness, Noise IN tn
Ears, all Skin Diseases, Scrofula, ia
mors. Loss of Voice, ETC., successful.
treated By improved remedies.
Letters of inquiry must be accompa
:. MED with stamp for reply.
N. B.-No names made public with
y cut the written consent of the parties
The following persons may be re
fcrred to:
J, NEW ORLEANS TESTIMONIALS.
k. Can't. Max Blanchard, Piles; ia
o WullLillech, Supt. Johnsen's Foundr.
- Rheuma,ism; l.. H. Patterson, Pll'
M stmr. Pagan, Piles; Max Beer, 1853 CT
OO nal Street. Neuralgia; Mrs. Miller, CO
50 ner Jackson and Liberty Streets, Dea
90 E. Dill, Morgan Railroad, Tape Worr
Thus. Robinson, 10 Cont Street, Pile
D. Jacob Blum, Baronne Street, Pile
Capt. pharr, Morgan City, Loss
nd Voice; Leo Wolfson, Craps Blu
M La, Piles, Col. w. O'Neal, Covingto
fnr Ky, Fistula; w. f. Shrock, Goodma
~ Miss, Piles; j. T. Swim, Main Stree
. Cincinnati, Fissnre; E. Wolf, r.
Hickey, Ia, Pilos; Byron Eastma
9 Mercer, KY. Structure; J.,R. Ross, 3
Lomcnd, Miss, Piles; Jas. Al.lrl.
Covinston, Ky, Diabetes; A. EIe'
v, helm, bas,rop, La, Piles; 5. ). u
1s don, 1872 Walnut Street, Cincinnati,
Catarrh; J. T. Hawkins, Mason, Ten
Discharge from the Ear J. 3: Wills
~ Alton, Ky, Epilepsy; G. D. H!cker RS
r. yickshurg, Miss, Asthma; J. l.. !"
~ req, Carroilton. Tenn, Bronchitis;
Shipp, Owen, KY, scrof"la.
Officy hours from 9 A. NJ. to p.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1881-01-19

HAS removed into his NEW BRICK
STORE, near the Ferry landing, where
he has opened the largest and best
selected stock of goods ever brought to
that place. His stock of Boys, Youths
and Gents READY MADE CLOTHING,
was bought direct from the manufactu
rers, New York City, and is the largest
he has ever received, is complete il
every respect, and to which he calls
special attention. His stock of
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1881-01-19
mRY eoe5
FANCY GO0DS& NOTIONS,

nany of which will especially please
the Ladies, was selected with great
care, rs was also his large stock of
BOOTS and SHOES,
HARDWARE. CROCKERY,
WINES, LIQUORS,
GROCERIES, MEDICINES, ETC, ETC,
all of which he is offering at extraor-
binary low prices for Cash or Cotton.
co. He STUDIES TO PLEASE!
His efforts in the past are the best evil
dence of the truth of this assertion;
aud he takes this occasion to return his
thanks to the citizens of Rapides andad.
joining parishes for the patronage sc
liberally bestowed upon him in the
past, and solicits continuance of the
same. Oct l3-6m.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1881-04-26
A Strange Case.

A few days ago at Waterton, N. w.
Louis Jarvis, q sober and industrious man
was called to his door at twelve O'Clock at
night by two men named Cummings and
Grining, both of whom were intoxicated.
They had Jarvis dinner pail in their pos
session and demanded that he come out
and drink. Jarvis stepped out and indulg-
ed in a small portion. He was gone but
few moments when he staggered into the
room aud fell into a stupor. The physi-
clans think he was drugged. Jarvis died
next morning. The dinner pail with part
of its contents has been secured and are
being analyzed. Both men were arrested.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1881-04-26
An Easter Surprise,

HAzLEToN, Pa, April Yesterday
there came to town man and wife from
Hollywood-Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Thomas.
The wife is about 32 years old, and has
during her welded life given birth to five
children, singly. They came to do shop
ping, and while they were making pur-
chases the woman complained of feeling
unwell. The husband said they would
conclude their purchases and then ride
home. While standing at store counter
an hour or more later Mrs. Thomas was
suddenly taken i'll and before aid could be
given gave birth to two babes. She was
Immediately cared for and two doctors
summoned. They had barely arrived
when two more babes were ushered into
the world. All were still-born. The moth
er is doing we'll.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1881-04-26
Saved by SaWdust.

The PhiiddelphiG Record says -
The utility of pair of patent sawdust
calves was strikingly illustrated on Sat
urday. Shortly after four o'clock in the
afternoon mad cur, pursued by two per-
spring policemen, dashed into Eighth
street from Walnut and caused such a
tlutter among the petticeats as that local
ity has seldom witnessed. Among the
feminity that was tlouncing along was
nymph who filings her shapely leg be-
fore the footlights of the Grand Central
theatre. This female could not face
rabid canine, so she bundled up her petit
coats and made dash with others for
safety Her legs which had served her so
well before, did not 60 back on her this
time, for the mad dog, probably attracted
by the development below the knee, drove
his poisonous fangs into her stocking and
went bowling on. The ballet dancer, more
dead than alive, was dragged into drug
store, where an eager and anxious crowd
of men carefully examined her leg
Their fears were allayed, however, when
the discovery was made that the canine
had only destroyed the sawdust padding
which the young lady had tied to lean
shank to give it roundness and attractive
ness. The eager anxious and solicitous
men departed much sadder and a heap
wiser.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1881-04-26

The Newbury Mass Herald relates
the following story Of the mailing of a
letter which many persons, in part at
least will take to themselves. Last Satur-
day night Newburyport gentleman, com
ing to this city, was asked by fellow
passenger If he would be kind enough to
drop letter In box when he arrived IN
town. OF course he willingly agreed to
do so, took the letter and placed 1t in q
pocket On Tuesday morning he put his
hand into that pocket and brought to light
the mssive. He had returned to New
buryport and forgotten his errand. Wish
ing in part to atone lie carried it to the
depot aud gave It to the baggage master
with the request that the latter would
hand it to some Boston-b bound passenger,
that it might be forwarded. The baggage
master took it and handed it to the first
man going to Boston whom he met, a
perfect stranger. This gentleman read
the superscription, and looked surprised.
He tried to smile, but was dumbfounded
At last, however, he said "Why gave
this letter myself to gentleman on the
train last Saturday night to post How
on earth came you by it?' The explana-
tion was given, when he remarked that
the letter had history. 1t was written
last week on Thursday by a lady and Civ
en- to gentleman with the request that he
would post it in Boston. He courteously
ried it till Saturday morning. He then
turned it over to the narrator of the story
who carried it till evening, and, as he was
not then going to Boston, turned it over to
No. of our tale, with the results above
described. That young lady anxiously
watches the mails, in blissful ignorance of
her letters wanderings.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1881-04-26
A Scared Youth.

Recently a young man named Finch
baugb, while driving from York to his
home, some miles distant discovered the
buggy to be on fire. Losing his presence
of mind he lashed the horse to the top of
his speed and went flying down the road
yelling fire. When stopped by a party
of men, the top of the buggy had been
burned of, the box badly soorched and
the young mans hands burned. A spark
from cigar caused the fire.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1881-04-26

AGENTS WANTED for the best and fastest sell.
- ing Pictorial Books aud Bibles Prices redue-
ed SS per cent. National Publishing Co., PhiIa.
delphia, Pa. sa3ln
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1881-04-26

TSTATE NOTICE.-NotIce is beyehv o,va,,
ID that letters OF Administration Cum fssta.
nlento At,ne10 have been granted on the estate
OF Catherine Kline, late OF the Borough OF MarvS
Vile, Perry county, Pa. deceased by Reeister of
said county, to Jacob Kline, residing I'm sad Bor
Ough OF Marysville. " " 'oi
All persons indebted to said estate are reouested
TO make immediate payment and those havine
claims, to present them for settlement
LEWIS POTTER, Atty. Administrator
March, 20. 1881.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-09-11
UTAH CONTRACT COMPANY

0tSce No. 123411, First South St., Salt
Lake City. P. o. Box 43I.
Undertake and execute, on tie Lowest
terms and 10 the shortest time, either or all
Of the work of locating, grading, bridging.
or other RAILWAYS; Gooatine and con
struetiHz wSgoz roads, canals, reservoirs,
squedscts, dams etc.; laying out sud GRADING
streets, sidewalks, parade grounds and race
tracks; excavAtiDe for BUILDING fozndatioHs
ssllsrE, drains, ETC., Is we'll a. every and al
sther Kinds of work requiring the remoyd OF
sSHth. Esvsi ee0snt steRs. etc. cts.
New-York tribune., 1881-03-30
COTTON N.egrr,-sY rrLe7gApH.

LrvrRrou March 2o-l2:30 nt;otton heavy Abiding
inciuding BIZ exDort reccpt 20 100
9a' % GSnSrs as 2eoy reh prem gery Ga DO NarSh and
Apul delivery 80; do Aprl ant May delivery o,gsI; ] 90
Nav and Juns delivery, sd. do. June and Juy ueNey'
cad also tsi july aud August delivery, G'lgd DO
esmbsF SSfg,t eSn aeytTg' 90 "a Fntaros fai
iIVRRroo March l0l3O toiton- -Futurea- pands
Low iiiddl clause Aprll aq SAY delivery co. 90. sep
temDcr aud October delivery. 8sl. c..,. r,,,,.., ~,
lands 5:hng clause May aud J1ne delivery bad. DO
CO. AnRust sh' 5rt SlDt D m &c i5,e ,ales Of the CAV
incud,d 500 bslcs Amsr can furrs-u 9anda Lo@ ,iid,
ding cau'e. Msreh diygp 1asd 90. A'5Gh % ana @ Asil s
",,li o s,{a1cS - = : N 1,oon fituros Uulands
August ae.r1cry a. el. Futurcs closed stealy ~
Madnnr &C. Ordinary 4ei recHp~ 292 bales dAe'
RAiiBosE March 2a-co,ror quiet Madlior. 1870. Low
Miadnnr ltoi Good Urd.nalt .e Af s,e ,3ners'
Le0ssToy Mach 20 cotton nominal. MdAloE. lie. Low
Nldunr l0tc: Good Ontrarg, tise. Act feee'pV' wv
bales gross 59s ua,s ees s+So, ,,, ,s,t,,,, ,ozo low
Mddng ijs.c; GOOD Oalaaiy iO-aci noi receipts loo
0.f< cfSGrSS an asr n 3gcotton du AlduinE O' Low
" da"T S S'i s,'e - bie3 s.oes Ij662 bales
alddue 9'ac 5000 9d'safy s & pc. m fsspO fo ,a
nss & sS9ss es 20 esdssxss s sis bss S
ji95t,,V - Morcn o-cction qnet: MiNdng iohe
MghliI-. m4rcA 2o.-Cou"n 10y AlHinN IoSei re-
ccipa it bales shlpmon5 2sJ5 Ouof sAi'A IIVO 0aIea'
40, S5;S IS Neh aa-cotton tot Iadlmr lotci Low
cr5fts eos4t.sc 1oJ bales ales 1000 0sesj STOCK
l1tt.l racs. ...... ,...t,,,. ,os..
SEW-orls,Ss march 2o-co'-on qrcti snCa4nZ & io,i''
10 urIlrr. sClI Hftnary. So ll t" 1pt..
ilcs crn.f g. Gulcs. ort o. 0ic1t britain yOl
ciastyf.e bales sale. 5000 bales at t'chhs @VVo
btrH. -tnrA '.ifb b-.t., ...
.ors.LF March 2g.-Co:ton ouiet Mddnng l0'sc@ not
eot-.,.is, 100 bates 'a $40 uacs so,A loIo3 b1e-
,.tu tiIr March .Ht .otf9L dui Nlud'hA e,,
t5,. Nrnr IO -. Gol Ordinary Hc.; ne. re- elpV Zo5
.e, grt 5s 0as sales, SO bales spncIa Al ORes'
sArNSSAn Nalca 29-Cctio1 dul; M'diinf IV,,Gi low low
Nit,.r u. t.Iiuary Tee nn. iecrptf ltu' hiiesi
xt ,o.,f,vi.o 200 baes. sses Loo lacs laste'eAinS
fOi bales. si.r.. lu.fl- bales . .,..,,,. ,o.. 40,
-I inii4 March .g-Cottnn drll N!Gdln| lu1sc.; Low
MidrinQ 9ac. Good Ordinary ~c rtrtipi' - VAl,e'
rlIuui-nts bl' srs. luil ..cA 7io- OIL - uit
WILMINGTON. Ma 20 o-'H qnir . ~ ~ ;.,
NidUncg rc: Good Ordhdyt &C. At' ieo'if' - V''0''
sto k g. ~ bales.
New-York tribune., 1881-03-30
THE MARKETS.
rorAt, RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
~, N,et1 fetrsr. Vessels d't3 Raiir0sfs
NrrzyoRK. Tuesday, March 20 1881.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.


,sHEs-ouiet and unchanged; Pots 4%S4'sed Pearls
6asSssw Quiet at 2l2a25c for Western and Southern
yellow; e,oRNDull OF late rates; Bnsh and Short
w 5iiso; Hurl aUtei Medium S2@4 se,; Red ana
cscSssisab g MATERI qnOted again lower
sbe supplies good aud demands m4asrse a. 6e ana d ad
@ ioTef s s1dy We quote; BrlokslIaTds s59S5 o. and
s e 70 Sss; SsS; nsT G fSeRocslsnd Common 81
~ Laen a. Is; state Common 30 09oe.; Finishing
g 55 s 81 10 Ea@SerEss;eTa Spruce
ssSs,s sor Mednu caIgOeS ana sloa$2u Tor Specials;
PSocaS pei Ne 0r S s5 so siG 50 for Box
Rosis an QSl7 80 for do VIDE anu sonu CHOW flue
S5a Green ISong Boards S24 and Dry do
s25Ssz6 90: al South SlS9Sl1 per ~ BaTwo0as
We quote = ss5 per ~ Ash sSS9sS6 do Oak sS5G40
AZ. Mspe SSOas36 do; Chestnut lst and I'd, S30eS3j
d. sO a0 & s5d GS iaes sS5 Ss 5o ana do nc6 s$9a$S5
eo hickory sS5qs46 DO for western and az 6 Ier
C0FFEE--Rio Quiet and nnchehVed; Ordinary 20 tnme
lssSag tse h az 6 re re IN nae Sst 6sSds
Il galveston 1000 bags at Sewo leans 16CSS-o a.
sSS9 a ~ bsS
bass Sas St Nsg n. S%S SSs,l Sss sS
oadng United States to February $50 bags p9T
bgs Total visible supply 6Ol,4S2 bags DEFY. pnI.
@ from warehouse dSTing the 90 tS ssA basa Ssl
Mid Grades quiet and nnchsnged 800 bags La9ayra sold
- private terms Msraeapp and Laguayra 91c; lava
~ iastisc. Ceyicn II lac singapore, Is ia
ssca i0a IL Sei.st Domingo 10a11 Hc; Mexican l2alSe
1Sfi'f ss5a4e.: Choice EPglish7So
teSise: MasscaiDo S2a3ic ST Domingo Sa5c' Jamaica
bAa Zoe, Bahia, iSdlSAse. -, -
sses $50 bales 7is list etenns including l29s
ases ier export and consumption Delivered on con-
aSt SV paS1 s SS last wees and S2a last year since
5sptember 5,02Ss3O bales, against 44OSSI aurng the
New-York tribune., 1881-03-30
LIvn srnrR 1AnHsrs-RY rnnEanApH


BUBFALo March o9-CArrLE-Reeelpts TODAY. 700 he1d
toal Tor week tluS ar $40 n1ad for sano time aSt week
A.S00 head. CONSIGNED through 40 market seady;
with defnald offerings nght saes ~ Good TO Cn0tco
steers ~ Gja % IS; Liglt Butchers, @4dSl 4O Oxen
0cod TO thOl'e. - . 80.
SHEEP AND LAln-Recepts to-day, l400 hoAdi tet1 tor
Week thus far 5000 head for m9 af week, 100
he d; c0nsu cd thrOgrh 10 cart market actiyo anu
shade higher oi Common Fair Western sheep az
- 5Od40 20. Good 10 oh0Ce. 50 4Od4o 70 I1La thu
HOCS-Icceipf aT, 1890 ca total for week thus iar
l5OlO heal lDr n time last weeS, $1,000 head; con-
signed through g aTs; market easier sales OF Lgh 70
Choice Yorker at - T5Nf6OJ Good 10 Medium 20 Luz
as 3j no Gool Heavy here Pils Sf0sj5O.
CHICAGO. March -HOGs-kecepJs. 10000 headl snip
ments $500 lnsi market active and loo htgheri duJy
poor very Ow G00d Ilcayy Hogs Mixed PACKING 7? ~
0f5 50. Light s. 4O0 - 7Oi ChSce uesyy 50 9Dt3 5O
CAITLR-Rccepts. 5000 head; supmenls. 6"O1 head;
rkct IN brisk demand and IOc or yesterdays decline re
covered; Common 70 Fair Shipping 81 - asa 80; GOou 70
Choice - SUafj 20 EXror,, 10 5UG - supply scantY
- 5OCti manly no - 3o0E3 7O Buls, 80 fod9l ~;
stcors So 30 30: Veal Calves and higher az SO
SIS stokers and Feeders wanted at SJ 2O0S4 avs Cae
per head. 50 50dsl0.
sHgEP- Receipts poo bead; shipments 800 head with
large number o. sta stock supply very heavy values
Wvakcr. but far clearing made Western teu leAs-
93 50 Common Ne um. - 300$f 20: Good 10 Choiee
81 100 s. 40 lambs at So 5Ud5J go.
81 LOUIS. March 2g-IlOG5-AcElve; T0rkeIs and b3t
morcs, IS 4OdS5 so; Mixed Packing, Sjn&0 OO CnOlce
q Fancy Heavy 50 GOaSB lOi receipts 8OOO heau
CArrLF-Dul. tending downward; receipts. 1000 head;
shipments LOO head Exporters 50 2Jd3 O2' Ioon 70
Choice. - G)0S5 10 Medium t0 Fair. ~ G%4 1O; Best
Butchers Grcrs a 2jH5i 90: Medium 70 GOOD, ~ QUO
So lO. Cows aud Heiicra 50 32ja3i.5 CornIod teAln
Seers 81 jnael j0 tOOTad0 Stccrd S4@4 f0i SIocAet
suFErs;eld receipts 400 head Choice to Fancy 50 25
New-York tribune., 1881-03-30

an 81 S7as 3s Feed dul Winter Bran sls 70 1919 co.
Spring DO Gl7 90. Petroleum lm ltehned IN Dpls c-'
81 TO-
ST LoUs March 29.--Flour steady and unchanged wheat
higher but slow so Red FaI, 81 Oi4@El 20 easn ara
April. 81 057sUSl OBaf 81 O5ssnSl 20 p Junei
81 o0Fsas1 Oh tuly 97asa97iec. az 20 year 10 do
95sc No. f. do 9yc Corn hger. bur dull at Al &c casn
ana March; 41sD4lhc ApFl 4ll4c. bid May 42c Jnly
OaH sow, bot higher at 36n36c CASH 34t034 e May yo
lower NJ a bid Farley stt ady and unchanged WhskeY
steady nt 81 Of PORK higher at SIS 62 cash and March
Lard hrm at lObc sfed Bulk Meats higher Sbouaels
9ssc Clear Mo 775c Clear sides &C. Bacon hlsnari a
csipts-F Flour 5000 hbls. Wheat $4,000 buah.; Corn
A9.0OO bush. Oats $4,000 bush; Barley, 1890 bush
Shipmonu- Flour 1900 bbls Wheat $4,000 blshj Corn
$4,000 bush. Oats OF 900 bush.
TOLEDO, March 2N.-Nheat easier No. White .Nicmean
Sl 0Jlt Amber Michigan, 81 uSb No Red wabash spo
81 08S April 81 OSb; May, 81 l0si June, 81 l04i Jqy
81 o. an the year 81 o. No. BED Wab sh 81 % Re
Jeeed g. &c dorm quiet No 2spOt ~ 9c Nay 45e July
20 Fc: Rejected i4c; DamaR31, 42c. Oats du; NO 3o
40 White 81 se ~ the close-Wheat quiet 10 = Red
spot 81 OSsi April q OShi May aud June 81 10 joy,
81 Oa7 Rcccpta-Hheat 250O0 bush; Corn, $4,000 bueh
Oais 20oO buSh. shUnents-Wheat, $4,000 bush. Corn.
", ,UOO bush. Oats, l,OuO bush
New-York tribune., 1881-03-30
r,p,zrr1Av coPrra AfAnvrr

RIO JASrpo March -CoGee-Good Flrsts 4s0064,Ojo
ros per kil3s Average receipts, l2lOO b1gs Sup
monis o. the w9skro the Change and North OF Europe
blgs to c United States $4,000 BAGS 10 tDo u Mec
irrIauoan JOO bags sales OK the Wek-f0r Ee Channe
kurluc, 2iO0O bags for the United Sfatce
IGt0J bega Tor INC Mediterranean 5000 Dagss stock
2i3,OOU bags. EzchangJ LONDON, 2l'sd Freghs per
sal 10 the Chfucri 5Us. -. 90. -
sAATOs Mach 0-CoGcc-supcor santos Gov 500 res
per 10 Kos Afcrap daily receipts $500 bngs shipments
forhe week. To- Europe 4OUObng-. sales c the week-For
oil countrics Il go Dags for Europe 5000 bags Stock
Dln
New-York tribune., 1881-03-30
WHOLESALE PRICES OF COUNTRY PRODUCE
Tor the week ending March ~. 1851

Receipts for the weok-Beans, 22G pkgs; Peas l2'5O
bush. E1pors-Beans 6Gl pk2s Peas 4-0A hsh. ! heIe
the general features o. ia hean mar
ket aud quotations be altered Mc1uns nte ninY
held but small - - FOR cloce
hand picked stock there have bcenf eW abo 70
l2l MarfOwa have Onlv auouciaic demhnc aid
re quiet az 81 10 White Kidney ana Pea B.au' arr asl
selling when wanted at - To- Red Kidney ate quoiea at
II bOfzl 60 An export for 2U0 bushels OF BLACK
Beans beng hcd at about 81 4OF 81 40 rms II not ~
suiaceut create stronger eein o. trra -
enough available stock 10 nll ec0d many sueh OhtIs
CsrI Pels arc light request 81 7bdil % southern
Bina I've are higher Canada Peas, In bond,
ia bulk quoted ojc Quotations;