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Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1881-11-10
South Carolina Railroad.
F., CHANGE OF SCHEDULE,

On and after May 10Th. 1881, Passenger
Trains vii run as follows until further notice:
QREBNVlLLE EXPRESS.
GOING EAeT, (DA,LY EXCEPT sUNDAYs.)
Leave Columbia 00pm
Arrive Cau,den s 45 o On
Arrive Charleston 10 45 pm
GOING WEST, (DAILY EXCEPT sUNDAYs.)
Leave Charleston @ 90 am
beavt Camden 6 Is ON
| Arrive, columbia 10 35 m
WAY FREIGHT AND PASSENGER
ooINo EAsf (bA1IY EXCEPT suhDAYs.)
| Leave Columbia *6 80 am
Arrive Camden IL 40 p m
Arrive Augusta 8 20 pm
| Arrive Charleston 55 p nj
dolso VEST tbAlLS Exosfr syosDAYs)
| Leave Charleston ~ 05
hsaf" assise AsSss's Ggis%sia ! g g 3 3 q q
*Passopgers leaving Columbia or Charleston
on these trains have to ohange cars at BranohA
Vile to reach Charleston at l.55 m or CO.
lumbia OF $50 m.
NIGHT EXPRESS TRAINS.
ooINo EAST DAILY.
Leave Columbia 8 90 p m
Arrive Augusta rs am
Leave Charleston ~ m
Leave Augusta 90 p m
Arrive Columbia s 30 m
On Columbia Division Night Express 7soins
run daily: all other Train, daily except Sunday
On augusta Diuision all Passenger Trains
ran daily
Sleeping Cars are attached to Night Express
1rains-6crths only sl.50 6etceen Colombia,
Charleston and Augusta.
On Saturdays and Sundays round trip tickets
sold to and from all stations at one first class
fare for the round trip. good til Monday mann to
retu',s Regular excursion tickets. gooa for ten
days are sold at sic cents per mile to and FROM all
statioHs.
Connections made at Columbia ,cith Columbia d
GrecnuiNc Railroad and Charlotte, Golumdia d
4dmgusta Railroad at Charlotte Junction, by train
arriuing at Columbia at 1896 a M aud leaving Co.
iun6ia atG.00 pm to and from all points on both
roads; at Charleston sOith steamers for New
York on Wednesdays and Saturdays; also oith
steamers for Jacksonville and all points on ST.
Johns Rfpcr, and ,oith SAVANNAH and Charleston
Railroad to all points South.
Connections are made at augusta with the
Georgia Railroad and Central Raiiroad TO aud
from all points IYtst and South. Through
tickets can be purchased to oil points South md
Vest dy applying to
Il. B. DESA USS URE. agent,
Columbia, S. G.
JOHN b. PECK,
General Superintendent
D. 9. ALLEN, Con. Pas aud Ticket Agt
Professional Cards
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1881-11-10

The word, "piedmont~ comes from Two
Latin words s:gnifying ut the foot of the
mountain. It is applied to several regions
of the globe, which by situation are enti.
tied to the name. In fact, wherever there
is range Of mountains there is Picd-
mont region. In this section the term is
applied to portions of Virginia, the Caros
lin,s and Georgia at the base of tho Blue
Ridge. Of course there is no line scpn-
rating this belt from tho one below it, but
i! is generally supposed to embrace the
lilly country extending forty to sixty miles
from the summit Of the Blue Ridge.
A Jealous but ignorant negro preacher
expourding to his flock rs to the astound-
ing nature Of miracles got triae coofused
in the matter. lie said, "My beloved
friends, the greatest of miracles was bout
the loavcs and fshrs-dare was 5000
loavcs and 1000 fishes. and de twelve
'postlcs had to ent dem all, and dc mir Gle
is dey didn't bust.''
The report of the director of tho mint
shows that the prodnc,on Of gold during
the year 1880 was S30,200,000 Since
July l, gold bars amounting to $40, ,O00,~
600 have been transported from the Now
York assay Office to Philadelphia for coin
age.
Mr. Geo. Scovillc the brothcr-in law
and attorney of Guiteau, in card to the
public, intmates that he will not hesitate,
if it be necessary, to bring out the con
ncction of ex-senator Conkliug and other
Republicans with tho inception of the
crime of his client.
THE whiskey distillcrs Of the United
States have determined to make an effort,
next winter, to get Congress to reduce the
tax on whiskey from 90 to SO cents per
| gallon.
Ex-senator Howe, of Wisconsin, who
will probably be tho next Attorney General
is chiefly known through his bitter blood
and thunder speeches against the Soutl,
and his article in tho North American Rc
view last year, advocating Grant and third
term.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1881-11-10

Columbia and Greenvi1le Railroad
PASSENGER DEPARTMENT.
COLUMBIA, 8. O., August 10, 1881.
On and after Monday, August 22d,
1881, tho Passenger Trains will run as
herewith indicated upon this road and its
branches daily, except Sundays:
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-02-15
FOREIGN NEWS.

Frvulc Is TO publish interesting letters from
men well known 10 literature 10 Thomas
Carlyle
Tho Italian Universal Suffrage Committee
was prohibited from going to tho capital to
present thar petition.
+ dispatch from CoastantiDope says: ut is
stated that tho Kurdish chief Oboidulah has
again c2lsc &C q considerable foIc, for another
INVASION Of. Pefs!s. Tho Persian government
suggests that the Sultan shall arrest ObeidulIah
sod remtva him 10 somo othor part Of the
cmlire, but this requires muoh larger forcc
Than tho Porte c in conveniently spaIc"
The leaders Of the Irish land lca4u, say that
tic c1crcinn &c is harmless, ard that tho GOT
crpmnot losc not intend to int rft r, with tho
right o! rcac 'etilo assembly and irco speech.
|; is said that over go 600 CT tho league
lauda have been transferred 10 the continent
and will b, ultimately iu the United States
There was full meeting of the league in
Paris yesterday. MIR. Parnell presiding, and
arrangements were made to carry on its work.
Dir. rernell will return to Parliament to oppose
tho passage OF tho coercion bill, and fcom
thence will 60 to Ireland.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-02-15
The Luck OF a Chicago Broker.

10 the hearing OF one of our reporters, the
following wa, lately related by Lewis n,
OConor, E:q., whose ofhc, is located at %
special good fortune: have been suffering,
sold Mr., OConor, for number of weeks with
severe pain 10 my b.ck, believed to be from
the tffec.s of a cold contracted while on the
lakes. lad been prescribed for by several of
our physicians add us:d various remedies.
ihreo days ego, | abandoned thom all, snd
bought bottle Of St. jacobs Oil. applied it at
eight hstora retiIiCg, and to day feel like new
mao L experienced almost instant relief and
now feei NJ pain whatever. | must express my
tGahktdloess icr the invention aud manufacture
Vi sue: "a :spleedid medicine and shall esteem it
duty rr'V'ege aed pleasure to recommend it
10 tie iuurs Tor similar ailnentr.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-02-15

CIVIL RIGETs.-A case under the civil rights
bill, johnson vs.. Potomsc Ferry Company, c.
cupied the Washington Circuit Court, Judge
Macarthur, yesterday. VIM, &. johnson, col.
ored, alleges in his declaration that On the 9Th
Of July. 1878, he made application for sn excur.
sion ticket upon the steamer City Of Alez-
andris, then making excursion trips dCwa the
river. and was refused ION scccunt ofIace, color
or previous condition" and thereupoa ne claims
from the ferry company five hundred dollars,
the damages fixed by the civil hts statute in such
cases. The ferry company showed in evidence
that the excursion to which the plaintiff was re-
fused ticket was an excursion for which the
boat was under charter 10 persons not con.
nected with the ferry company. It was .dnnit.
ted that the CAPTAIN, engineer, and crew of the
boat were in the employ of the ferry company.
and that the refusal 10 sell the ticket was made
at the compsny's wharf, where ticksts are usually
sold. The plaintiffs counsel asked that under
these circumstances the jury be Instructed to
lind for the plaintiff. The court declined to in
struct the jury to give any specific verdict, but
held that if the jury believed from the evidence
that, Notwithstanding the charter it was the
Potomac Ferry Company which refused the
plaintiff admission to their boat on account of
race or color. they must find for the plaintiff.
The case was 1t 3 40 submitted to thojury, with
instructions to bring in scaled verdict 10 day.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-02-15
NEWS OF The DAY.

The Secretary Of tho Treasury has received
S5O conscience money from Nashville, Ten
nessee.
Business 10 Baltimore showed tubstan!isl
revival yesterday With The rccpeaiog of nayiga.
rion.
10 both houses Of Congress, ycslordav. the
death of hon. Fernando Wood, Of New York,
was announced.
Robert Thompson. presiden! Of the PhiIadel.
pbla ard Erie railroad, died 10 PHILADELPHIA
Sunday. 10 the SD year of his age.
The United States National 3 SIX was ergan.
Iz'd in New \ ork yesterday, with u. S. Grant
as ono OF the directors.
The consumption OF cigarettes. as shown ly
tex returrs rose 10 the Unitcd States from
1000 600 in 1870 to DOS 600. 600 in 1880.
The Presidential inauguration committee
have received letter from Gen. IIsncCck &C
ceptiDg an invitation to sssis: in the ceramo.
| nIes. lilo says his staff aid himself niIl be
present.
The Washington Sunday Gtz,tte, which for
inc last three years has been ably conducted ty
George G. Weddetburr. etq., as democratic
! paper, has been sold TO Col. James r. O'Beirnc,
and will DO ISSUED hereafter Gs republican pa
per.
dispatch from Rome aDnources lite On.
polotment OF Rev. +. Jabsscns. riosr general Of
lsichmond, 10 bo Bishop Of Nachez, and Rev.
=. Y. Ncrtz. administrator Of tho dicc;se Of
San Antonio, Texas, 10 BIO bishop Of that see.
1t Is proposed 10 tho Ci Council of Balt
more 10 Introduce the electric light 10 tho Jail
and public squares. 10 prohibit the uso ct
pump. we'll aud spriDg water 10 the ci y, and to
abolish the present school boards ard autoliz,
Tho appointment by tho Mayor Of five c1mmls-
slonerS of public education iu tho city.
The French eURiacels who have gons to
Panama to begin surveys on tho Papama canal,
arc hard OF work. Landlords havo raised their
| rents to tXlravagant igu:es and provisions are
a hundred FER cent. dcarer thsn formally. Or.
ders Tor frame houses to DO built 10 tho United
States and shipped 10 sections have gone fer
ward. Tho wages offered to common laborcrs
arc $50 per month, with bosrd aud lodging,
and tho supply is abundant at that price.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-02-15
The Haze Fernando Wood.

Hen. Fernando Wood. whose death at the
Hot Springs, Arkansas, was announced yester.
day was born in Philadelphia, Of Quaker pa.
rontsao. Juno Ii. 1872, went TO New York early
in liio and became successful merchant. His
frat term in Congress was in 1910 In le55'57
and agsin in lS6l'62. he WAS Mayor of New
York In 1868 he WIS again elected to Con-
gross. In 1867 10 was once more elected, and
inco then his service in that body has been con.
tiuuous. MIR. Wood was o man of pronounced
convictions and positive views. He was what WAS
called peace democrat" during the late civil
wsr, and at ono time while mayor of New York
city, proposed for that metropolis to initiate
Hamburg. Bremen and Lubbock, eecede from
New York State and declare itself free city"
His style of oratory. like the substance of h:a
speeches, was grave, argumentative void of
ornament, but full Of matter. He never spoke
without careful preparation, and was always
hosrd with respec! and attention. He dressed
with especial neatnoss and even primness, and
his cool, calm, impressive face was ornemented
always with large and very noticeable white
mustsche. Mr.. Wood Wss unquestionsbly q
msn Ct ability.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-02-15

a Posi- BOYS ER1L.-Oa the 22ad of Jan.
usry stock tender oa tho shore Of Henry
Like, near Err H5Ic. Montana, ssw 40 arm
reaching cut of huge snow. drift Oh the other
shore OF tho lake and waving handkerchief.
The sock man went to tho rs!cle and found
". Ii. BNs,tt. young mail carrier, fast in
the soou and utterly exhausted. Bassstt had
started from Fire Hole three days before.
The s,o9 was in no pIsc, less than three feet
deep. and often there were drifts ten feet high.
He was obliged to abandon his horse on the
frs. day. Then fer Two days and pights he
fought his Way through the snow. Part of
tbs time it WAS s'ormiog and always intensely
co!d. He l.ss bis way lie hadn't mouth
full CT food He says: 81 ate Snow 80 long
that Wss uoablo to eat food when rescued,
b; C use my throat was too raw to permit
sHal:osIrg. kew that my feet we're frozsp,
bu, vas afraid to take off my boots, lest |
c ;uldn't get them on again. shall only lose
tw toes and few fingers.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-02-15

Willis Mr.. Reagan and the Granger; and
Other railroad men arc urging the adoption IF
the Interstate commtrce bill, which provides
that .ilroad charges shall be in proportion 10
distance, and LaVs 60 reiererc, 10 local or
through linos. and all this because discriui.
nation is said to exist ia favor Of through lines,
there arc people ia Virginia who arc exercised
about the alleged discovery that tho sum Of
the charges between the several stations on the
railroad from Washington to Richmond is less
than that Of The through charge irjm ono OF
those citits to the Other. Virginia is peculiar
State. Even the railroads that traverse her
soil, though owned BIZ residents Of other States,
adopt rates Of Charges al utter varisIcs with
those that obtain elsewhere.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-02-15

Bisbee. the carpo: bag member Of the House
from Florida, havin. succeeded 10 obtaining q
seat ia the 'zpiriog Congress. is resorting to
the old gamo fer retaining it 10 the mex, end
for that purpose has commenced series CT
southern Oltragas" 10 bis State. But, un-
fortunately for the SUCCESS Of his plans, the only
Zeal dsturbauc, that has taken place ia MS
district Was clusod by his partizans. and ia it
thty murdered q white democrat
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-02-15
PUBLISHED DAILY 4 TRI-WEEKLY BY
EDGAR SNOWDEN.
TUESDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY i

The Congress Of the United States is body
tho extent Of whose Jurisdiction is co extensive
with tho boundaries Of the Garth, at least one
would suppose so from lis recent fc.ions. for it
cot only lceislates upon matters relating
to Tho American unio1 s1d to The Individual
states thcraof, but up1a the peculiar affairs Ct
Canada, Ireland. the I'Isnsvasl Republic AMI
Panama. Truly mag ii be said that no pcnt
up Uiici contracts its powers"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-02-15

Mr.. William Chanul.r. who IL known TO tame
as tho man who secured tho fraudulent count
Of the State of Elolida, aud then poschcd On
bis pal, Hayes. because the latter would not
pay him for his trouble, advises Virginia re-
publicans to turn MahoLit,s. btc.uso tho latter
support tbs prinaipls THAT every cil;z.n shnil
hsvo the free right to cast his vote as he likes
and have it honestly counted" Ani Maton
ism is as strong in lis district as ia any other
portion of the State, but if, 10 cry other rtrt
of it, any cit;z,n is denied tho FREQ right
to cast his vote, or does net have his veto c.ust-
ed honestly, it is something that no republican
has found out that's oil. And If thcro bc DO
better reason for eighty thousand voters aben-
doning thsir organization ard ,i1iug Que lhst
numbers only thirty thousand, aud whose chief
obi act is to repudia!c a portion Of the State
debt. thu past 90 i'm of tho leaders Of the Viz
sinia republicans docs not indicate that they Wll
sllow their party 10 follow Mr.. Chauder's ad-
vim
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-02-15
A SERIOUS DIFFICULTY occurred at Coan

a SERIOUS DIFFICULTY OCCURRED at COan
wharf 10 Northumberland county on Saturday
night, in which two of the citizsna of that ceuo
ty were seriously if cot dangerously Injured. A
number OF non resident oySsermeu, Belonging oa
some dredgo boats which were frozen up in
Coan river, made, il is said, an uuproVoked at
tack upon one Maitb. cutting him very serious
ly with knife. A friend OF The wounded man
named Thomas came to his rescue. ard vas
also seriously wounded by bio" on his head
from a jug. An arrest warrant vas issued Oh
the next morning and directed to special oor.
stable, who summoned large posse snd started
for the scene Of The oursga. with what result
Wa have not yet ascertaiaed. Northern AecE
Neus
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-02-15

MIR. Anthony, from his seat 10 tho Sepao
takcs tho Southern view Of the suffrage ques-
ton and mactains, as docs tho Supreme Court
that tho States, AID net the federal govern.
m.ri, confer the privilege Of suffrage, aud can
imposo upon it Gcci qualifications as they thick
fit, provided there be no discrimination against
the negro. Bat Mr. Simon Cameron. Dir. w.
K. Chandler and The Richmond Wing say that
O State carnCt impose qualifications for suffrage.
Who is ligh.? II Mr. Anthony be wTopg. it is
no: 10 con:eqHcrco CT o defect ia his republican
ism, for surely he is as sou1G 90 that point cs
any of his opponents that We have named.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-02-15

Tao present British ministry is really iIicndly
to lrollDi aGG moro disposed to favor her than
any Of its predecessors. end il MIR. PaTrell 1cro
q wise man a1d patriot he would bavo assist.
ed it 10 its efforts to anoliora.o the c1ndiioa OF
tho unforiu iatc, but prolific, people Of that l.
starred couotry. Instead OF Gliding tho Eibia
try, however, he has done al he could to Oh
s:ruc: il, and by setting all Ireland by the cars,
has induced the adoption CT c)erc,Vc measures,
CAUSED tho whole isiaud to be blloted with sol.
dier5. and cc,t@d tho R6v.rnnont to arrest
several Of his f,oHcr5 and to mako arrar &c.
ments for tn, arrest Of thousands more. lie
ard soma Of his chief sGbato!pa Who hsVo tho
money of The League ia lacir hands arc already
10 Paris. othcra have gone 10 Australia, nnd
some have sailed for this c,untfy. to be Gu: Ct
harms way; but his poorer dupas must remain
and suffer for bis criminal fooishness.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-02-15

The Good Templar's Gsz,tte, semi monthly
paper edited By q. w. Hau1hurst and printed
by e. Fl, Rsmey s. Sops, made its sppearat CO
to-day. The paper is published, as its nsme
denotes in the interest of temperance. and the
specimen copy before us indicates ability and
enterprise. We wish the payer good speed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-02-15

LILO is short at most and cur dny is to pro
long it: Usc, therefore. d.. Balls Ccurd
Syrup for Coughs. Colds. Bronchitis, Hose
ness, etc. Sold everywhere. Price only 25 oi..
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-02-15

TIE Ruling PASSION hen Hunt, tho Les
Angeles murderer, was caught few Days age,
mob gathered at Tho City Prison, and crie7 of
Lynch the cursed scoundrel!" were board on
all Sides Sheriff Rowland hastily called two
hundred leading ciz.ns to bis aid. Several
orators haIaDeued the multitude, but il was
implacable. Tbs rioters surged against the
prison, and it Was understood tina. tho deed
would be done at -. midnight, sharp. Just
before midnight Colonel Godfrey climbed to q
point from which no could obtain view of the
crowd and made the following speech: Fellow
citizsns-I see before me large hunter of
of men who would like to see the murderer
Hunt hanged Now l propose. ns o rrami.
nary to this Get of retribution. that wo take
collection for The widow and orphans Of the
murdered Officer ellis. ! will lead off with
five dollars, and here is my friend Joe Man.
ming who will cheerfully 60 through the crowd
and gather up the contributions" The surg
ing mass began to dissolve and scatter, and 10
very brief time hardly more than c,rporal's
guard remained. How much noHey Joe Man
niug collected has not been made known
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-02-15
DIED.

In Shelbyyille. ILL.,, Feb. l, 1881, Mrs. MAT
TIE NJ. THORNTON, wife of w. w. Thorn
ton. son of the late Gen. VIM. F. Thornton, for.
merly of this place.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-02-15

CouoHs-,"Bro,0n's Bronchial Trochesu are
used with advantage to alleviate Couans, SoaE
THROAT HoARsENEss and BRONCHIAL AFFRC.
T1oEs.. For thirty years these Troches have
been in use, with annually increasing favorN
Lhey are not new and untried, but, having been
sesseo py VIDE and constant use for nearly An en-.
tire generation, they have attained we'll merited
rank among the few staple remedies of the ana
lee THROAT "Broaon's Bronchial Troehess'
act directly on the organs Of the voice, Thev
nave an extraordinary effect in all disorders Of the
1 ahsoat ana Larynx, restoring healthy tone
Wa w. relaxed, either from cold or over exertion
OF inc voice, and produce clear and distinct
Men la Speakers and singers ind tn
A CoUGH, Cold. CATARaH Oh SORE THROAT
requires Immediate attention, "a neplec. of.
tentlmes results in some incurable Lung Dis.
ease: "BroD1Fs Bronchial TroeheSI Will al.
most invariably give relief limitations Are Of.
ierea ior sale, many of which are Injurious The
onlyin 6orcs "'e so'o
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-02-15

"A PPLKS. Dried do, Dried Peaches. Black
- Eyed Peaa, White Beans and Virgins
Rol! Butter, for sale by
tebs-lw THOS, PERRY, Agent
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-02-15
COMMERCIAL.

ALEXANDRIA MARKET, February Is. ISL
The market to-day is quiet and easy, with little
or no change 10 note in prices since yesterday.
Small lois of Fultz Wheat brought 1O5allA, as
to quality; no Lancaster was offered. A Tow
lots of white Corn sold at 81, and ono 10! OF vol
low was Withdrawn. Nothing doing in Bye or
Oats.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-02-15

OUTRAGEOUS AssAULT.-W learn that on
Saturday evening last as MIR. Francis Carpenter
was returning home from Nortisvle, he was
assaulted with clubs by several colored me o,
and only escaped serious Injury by the timely
assistance of ono OF bis oolored employees who
was accompanying him at the time. 1t seems
that be met tho men at the store of MIR. Norris
at that place and had some words with them,
and they appear to have preceded him some
distance doWn the road and lain in wait for the
purpose of sssauting him, Port Tobacco, MI
Times. 1N''
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-02-15

, BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET, February T.
Prices this week for Beef Cattle ranged as fol.
lows:-
PEST DeeVes.... % IS 81
GENERALLY rated first quslty............4 50 S p
Medium or good fair quality...........3 81 q 4 81
Ordinary thin Steers, Oxen and Cows2 50 q g %
Extreme range ofprices. 80 q S 81
Most of tho sales were from. .........4 IS 8 s 60
Receipts for the week 10G5 head: sales 1921.
Among the offerings thi, week were number
OF Cattle fully equal in the quality to those on
eale last week, and as many of them. There
were few moro common Cattle in the wards
than there were then. Prices ara quits up &c
the quotations ct last week, and in some few in.
stances perhaps shade higher rates may have
been obtained for the better grades. but there
was no change in common Cattle.
sheep-There is slight incraase in the re-
celpts. with some little falling of in quality, IS
compared with last weeks offerings. There is
out title outside demand, and that on the phv!
OF nome butchers not being active, trade is rn-
ported dull in sl .he yards. We quote at Sat;
with bu! few at either extreme, most OF the Gales
being recorded at 4l,52 cents per ID gross. ar.
rivals this week IsG2 head
Hogs-With 8 slight increase in tie receip.s
the quality is fully as good generally as ss.
week. and 10 some instances q slight improve
ment is seen in some of tho yarde. Prices arc
htm at 73ss3 csnts per Id net with moderately
fair demand III nearly all the yards, one only
reporting Q. good demand with light supply.
Arrivals this week 6535 head.