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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-02-06

boesale dealer in foreign and domestic
fruit, and all kinds Of nuts, etc. 1888 Main
street, one door from post Office, Dallas
Texas.
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Durham cattle are the pride of stock-raisers,
and Blackwelpa Fragrant Durham Bull smok-
lug tobacco is the choice of all judges of to-
DACcD,
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New York cream cheese 4Wlss and ga,
sage and other imported cheese, at Joseph
Menczer's.
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May be entirely prevented by tue use of Bur-
nett's Cocoaine.
Housekeepers should insist upon obtaining
Bruett's Flavorlng Extracts; they are the
haaf
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Dr. VIM. r. stewart, nati,.

Eminent Dr. VIM. r. stewart, Batil-
more, writes: confidently recommend
Colden's Liebig's l. quid Extract of Beef for
consumption, debility, weakness, chlorosis
etc. ! have tested it with universal success
Sold by Eryay & Bro. Dallas.
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Little neck claims and clam chowder, al
Joseph Menczer's.
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Get your job printing done at the HERALD
SIEAM Jon PRISTING OFFICE. All work exc
cuted with artistic taste, and Mt the shortest
notice, Satisfaction aranteed.
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Agents ana Canyassers
Make from 1875 to $50 per week selling gooda for
E. g. RIDEOUT & CO., 10 Barclay Street, Now
York. Send for their Catalogue and tcrms.
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Caviar, eeles, truflles and other imported
canned goods, in great variety, at Joseph
MencZer'a.
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CommerclnI lob Printing.

Bill Heads,
Letter Heads,
Statements,
Envelopes,
Cards,
Blank Books,
Check Books, Dray Books, Cotton Books, and
all Of the commercial printing done In the
neatest style and at tue shortest notice, ut the
HERALD STEAM jon PRINTING OFFICE. ALI
work guaranteed
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Mtnnhooa Restored i.

Preserves, iellies, sauces and pickles, Of tn,
finest brands, at Joseph Menczer's.
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Always Ahead.

Go TO the Delmonico restaurant TINS even
no for dish Of those saddle rock oysters.
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In all styles, tints and cOlors, done in the
most artistic style at the HERALD steam jol
printing Office.
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Fitzgerald, NO. 6 Lamar Street,
Finest imported fruits.
The only importer and dealer.
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Goldfish aud msckerel. salmon and halibut,
Of fine quality, at Joseph Menczer's.
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School and miscellaneous books, best stool,
and lowest prices in the city at Mason 81 Erb
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Peach butter, apple butter and mince mea
at Joseph Menczcr's.
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= Try Hungarian flour. For sale by Calm
Freiberg q o..
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MRS. FARRELL LIKELY TO GO.

The charges of irregularities in the man
agement of the post.oflce at Covington, KY,
are such rs to make change necessary, and
itnow looks as if Mrs. Farrell will have to
60, notwithstanding the efforts of her friends
e hovn bar ra4o;ne1
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Take "sLAcK-DRAuGHT" AID you
Truth, sincerity and Honesty

will never be bilious.
For sale by all druggists.
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Senator Conkling denies the truth of a
published stormy interview between himself
and Representative Hiscock, of New York,
alleged to have taken place in the senate
chamber He says it is manufactured out of
whole cloth.
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CONGRESS-.


Republican FiiiDusterins In the House.
WASHINGTON, March lin the House,
the struggle over the funding bill was re
newed this morning, the question recur-
ring with regard to its consideration.
Mr.. Cox called attention to the fact
that the insincerity of the other side was
now shown. It did not want either the
funding Or the apportionment bill. If the
Republicans would only stop filibustering
on the apportionment bill they could have
it at any moment. The vote was then
taken on the question of consideration,
and by vote of yeas 90, nays 145, the
House refused to consider the apportion-
ment bill.
MIR. Conger then demanded the consid-
Grafton of the unfinished business,
which the speaker announced to
be the political assessment BILL"
which comes over from the 10th of March
1880: Against this Mr.. Carlisle again
raised the question of consideration, and
the House, yeas 1,nays 1G4, refused to con-
slider it.
Tho next measure having the position Of
unfinished business was the Interstate com
merce bill, and the question of considera-
ton was raised against it.
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WASHINGTON EsOK0UGH.
Items of Interest From There.


Many of our people are busy with thcil
tobacco at present. Quite 4 number have
finished stripping and are looking for pur-
chasers. There have been very few lots sold
in this section. We have socdly number
of very fine lots waiting for = buyer.
The ladies of the NJ. E. church of this
place, consisting of Misses Meliinger, Kaui,
man and Hoover and Mrs. ID. II. Sayior,
ID. II. Kaufman, Bfenner, Livergood aud
others, held sociable in the church in
order to raise portion Of money for the
minister's salary. The refreshments con-
sisted of cake, ice cream and lemonade.
The whole affair was decided success.
The tax collector is on the rampage in
the borough. Some seizures have been
made and others are threatened if not paid
until Saturday mex.
The Hancock pole which was raised at
the Susquehanna hotel Was taken down
on Monday afternoon.
Messrs. Dostler & Siple have embarked
in the butchering business in this place.
The young men are both energetic, and
there is no doubt of their success.
The new firm at the steam saw mill,
Messrs, Haverstick 4 Scoiield, arc busy
drawing out round logs. They purchased d
all the logs between Turkey Hill and
ChickieS
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Wine lsrSs;,,cts in New jersey.


This state is becoming celebrated ior It's
wines. Some Of the richest in the world arc
produced in New Jersey, hy Mr. A. Speer.
whose name has become celebrated as 4 pro.
ducer OF strictly pure unadulte.atcd Port
Grape Wine. The wine of Mr. Specr is not
DO tied or puf iii market until it is four years
Old. and has become thoroughly fine and mel
low. 1t has proved itself Il wO nderful assist
ant 10 physicians, who prescribe it. This wine
is recommended tor dcbilitated persons, and
is given to consumptiycs. Tho difficulty OF
getting an imported or even pure California
Port is well understood to bs so great as to
preclude doctors from allowing their patients
to the risk OF its Mr.. Spser being
aware OF this fact has taken the utmost care IN
the making of his wine SO rs to supp!ant the
imported wines by producing genuine arti-
Gle. His wines are known by chemists to be
pure and the most reliable for medicinal pur-
poses. The druggists throughout the country
sell it, as bottled by Mr. Spcer.-N Y. Tribune.
This wine is recommended by Drs. Alice
| and Davis, and for sale by II. f. slaymakcr.
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DEArl{E.

SHAUD-In this city, Oh the 23th Feb, J acob
Slaud, i'll the 3lst year of lis age.
The relatives and friends OF the family, also
Conestoga Council No. S, Degree Council No
90. o. u. A. NJ, and the coachmakers Of Ian.
caster, are respectfully invited to attend the
funeral, from his late residence, No. 452 North
Queen street. on Friday afternoon, at O'clock
Intcrment at lions cemetery.
WEEB.-February %, 1881, i'll Philadelphia,
Pa. suddenly, Lillian Webb, in the twenty
fifth year other age.
At rest.
The relatives and friends OF the family arc
respectfully invited to attend the funeral
from the residence OF her brother-in.law
Henry CailaGlan, 4l3 North Queen street, on
Wednesday afternoon at ) o'clock. Inter
ment 1t Woodward Hill cemetery.
SESER.-February eS, 1881, il Ephrata, OF
scarlet fever, VIM. Y. Sencr, son OF VIM. L. and
Annie I. Sen"r, i'll the 4th year Of his age.
Funeral Thursday morning At 1c:ls O'Clock,
from West King street depot. Interment at
Woodward Hill cemetery. Services in chapel
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THE PRESlDENT-ELECT,


Arrival of General Garfield In the National
Capital.
WASHINGTON, March 1.-Gen. Garfield
and family arrived here at 9 a. m. Col.
Robert G. Ingersoll. of the reception COM
mittee, received the president elect in a
brief speech, after which the latter was
escorted to the Riggs house. He was ac-
companied thither by his family with the
exception Of his aged mother, who was
driven direct to the executive mansion.
The president-elect expresses himself as
much fatigued with his journey. To-mor-
row evening he will dine with Representa-
tive Chittenden, and after the dinner will
hold q reception.
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CHICAGO CRIME.
Daring and Successful Robbery.

Daring and Successful Robbery.
CHICAGO, March ia singularly dar
ing and successful burglary occurred here
ON Sunday night at tho house Of
E. s. Smith, member of the board
of trade. Mr.. Smith, on retiring for
the night, carefully placed roll
of bills amounting to $4,000. and %
diamond pin valued at $3.50, in a pillow
case on his bed. He was discovered III an
insensible condition yesterday morning.
The diamond and money were missing and
the whole house had been ransacked from
top to bottom. Mr.. Smith only recovered
consciousness yesterday afternoon. There
is no clue to the burglars.
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Are You disturbed at night and broken of
your rest by sick child suffering and crying
with the excruciating pain OF cutting teeth
If SO, go at once and get bottle of MRS.
WISSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP. 1t will re-
lieve the poor little sufferer immediately-de-
pend upon it; there is no mistake about it.
There is not a mother on earth who has ever
used it, who will not tell yon at once that 1t
will regulate the bowels, and give rest to the
mother, and relief and health to the child.
operating like magic. 1t Is perfectly safe TO
use III all cases, and pleasant to the taste. and
is the prescription of one OF the Oldest and
best female physicians and nurses In the
United States. Sold everywhere; 25 cents a
bottle. fcbSd&wM,W ,W&F
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DILES
L Rudy's Pile Suppository Is sovereign
Inward, etc., whether Of recent or long stand.
ing. 1t gives instant relief ami effects q radi-
ca1 and permanent cure. No surgical opera
ton required. Try 1t and relieve your suffer
ings. Send for circular. Only 50 cents u box.
Sent by mail on receipt OF price.
MARTIN RUDY.
Lancaster, Pa, u. S. a.
arFor sale at Locher's Drug Store. NO.26
East King street apr1-lYw
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There is Il lSul,n in Gllea(l.

ks1VsC 1S R H1"1sH IN 1HEeaNs
The success which has marked the introdrc
lion of Cream Balm, a Catarrll remedy, pre-.
pared by Ely Bros. Owego, n. T., is indeed
marvellous Many persons in Pittston and vi
entity are using it with most satisfactory re-
suits. a lady down town 10 recovering the
sense Of smell. which she had not enjoyed: for
fifteen years, through tie use Of the Balnl. She
had given up hVr ease as incurable. Mr.. Bar.
Der, the druggist. has used it in his family and
conmends it very highly. In another column,
young Tunkhannoek lawyer, known to
many of our readers, tcstifics that io was
cured OF partial deafness. 1t is certainly a
very cficacious remedy.-Pinston, PG., Ga.
zettc, -Am1uss Is. 1879. 122-2wd&w
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Iseath of Jacob S!iaHi,

Jacob Shaud, the well-known carriage
builder, died last evening at his residence,
No. 452 North Queen street, in the 5lst
year Of his age. Ho had been suffering
for some months past from dropsy,
and from this his death resulted. He was
first workman and was for time in
partnership with Mr.. EdSeriey and late,
with Bailey & Co. He was a member 0!
the Moravian church, of COncstnga conn
Gil, o. L. A. NJ, and of the Degree
council of the same order. lie leaves ::
wife and several children. His funeral
will take place from hislate residence on
Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Interncn.
in Zion Lutheran cemetery.
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MAREETS.
New YORK Market.

NV YORK. March l.-Flour without inpor-
change Super1ine state s. eo3l 10; extra DC
- 80 a so: choice do - 55Q4 80: fancy
DO s. s5Ss6 80; round hoop Ohio "a 4015 O0;
ern 81 6od4 60: common 10 good ex-
ira do 81 S0G4:5 choice 10 - s16 IS; choice
white wheat do IS OGIS on. Southern Quie: and
unchanged common to fair extra at s. 75I
20 good til choice do s s566 IS.
Wheat q shade stronger and fairly active
No. 2 Red March u lSl.@1 1Ss4 April do 81 ssss
al 201s do May 81 1891 20.
Corn without decided change Mixed west
ern spot. 55@57hc; do future, ,s4k6s6Zc.
Oats quiet and unchanged State, AI4Sc
Western 43841c No, May 4Si4.
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mo one cun be sick when when the stomach
blood. liver and kidneys are healthy, and
Hop Bitters keep them so.''
"The greatest nourishing tonic, appetizer
strengthened and curative on earth.-Iinp Bit
ters."
ut is impossible to remain lOns sick Or out
of health, where Hop Bitters are used
"Wby do Hop Bitters euro 40 much :" Be
cause they give good digestion, r.c:i bloOsi, and
healthy action OF all the organs
mo matter what your feelings Or aiin,cnt
is, Hop Isitters will 40 you good
"Remember, Hop Bitters never does harm,
but good, always and continually"
"Purify the blood, cleanse tho stomach and
sweetcn the breath with Hop Bitters.'
"Quiet nerves and balmy sleep in Hop Bit
ters."
mo health with inactive liver and urinary
organs without Hop Bitters."
Hep Bitters Manufacturing Company,
Rochester. New fork, ard Toronto, Ontario.
ianJlydMwFSw
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x:.>. of E.lucas,n~ Pupi,,.

from Superintendent Wickersliam' S
report it appears that the cost Of edu-
eating each pupil in the Wilkesbarre pub
lie schools is 81 per month in Williams
port s. cents: in Easton 90 cents in AL
lt:ntown Sc cents liz Harrisburg s1.0S; in
Lancaster 81 cents IN Norristown 9l
cents in Pottsville 66 cents in Reading
Gj : in Scranton 20 and in York 50 cents
average 81 cents.
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Live stock Markets.

EAST NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. sonce Fri
day, 900 head OF through and 3ss of yard
mnpy "i yaGa sa0Gx rsav .0o oct
offered, the supply being mostly of stOckers
and light. poor butchers prices Off consider
ably and very little doing.
HOgs-receipts, 5,li5 head; Philadelphia,
Sc 1906 80 ; Yorker. = 5Ol5 90.
Sheep-receipts. 7,10O head sellin. Mt about
CH1cAGo-The Drorers' Journal reports
Hogs-The receipts were 2O,OoO head ship
ments, G.ja0 head market firm with \ fair
demand light az 81 So95 60; mixed packing
s 25
Cattle heavy the receipts were 800 head
ping ut si3i21 butchers, 5. 75@415.
Sheep dull, weak and lower; the receipts
were LOCO head shipments, 5000 do; common
BALTIMoRE-Bcct cattle slow throughout and
prices nc lower; very best, 5H@5Ac; first
quaIitg; aA@Ssse medium: $A@4Ac; ordin;.,
Hogs-Fair supply and moderate de mand
ae s1ss neeeIpts @b, hesd were
head sheep quoted at 4@61.c; lambs, 5@7<o.
New YoEk-Eeceipts OF beeves. 2ss car loads,
or g. 900 head. makinga total OF 2,49l for the
week. Sales were slow and the market closed
heavy and in favor of buyers. Common to
good steers sold ut S34@lOi4c ~ to dress, 55l1
81 Bs prime and extra do Mt II @ ilAc, to dress
81 lbs. Exporters used about 600 good and
lots. Shipments Tor the week. 23l live cattle,
5,45. Quarters of beef, Gi live sheep. 1875 car
clsses of mutton and ], ,2l0 dressed pigs.
Receipts of sheep and lambs, 81 car loads, or
s,4GO heal. making Il total Of 25.4OO for the
week. Choice sheep sold ut high figures, but
the market as q whole was dull and weak, and
closing prices are reported Nc y lower Ex-
tremcs for sheep, 51aQ9Gt4c u b for lambs 81
G712c. y car load OF extra state sheep, ll3 ts.
average reachei S7.O''4 y 30 lbs. =
Receipts OF hogs, 80 eur loads Or Il. $40 hogs,
making: IL total of 20 977 for the week. Nome
alive for sale. Nominally steady ut s. 1895 %
q 100 fs.
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THE KING OF NlIRTIi.

Mardi-t;ras Festivities IN the South.
GALVESTON, Tex, Mar. 1.-Momus and
his suite arrived at 3:25 p. M. i'll G special
train. They were escorted by the mill
tary to the fremont house, where recep-
tion was given to the ladies' of his realm.
On the arrival OF the royal train salute
was fired by the Galveston artillery and
the ships displayed their bunting. The
citv is crowded with visitors.
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FOR SALE.

PUBLIC SALE OF AGRICULTURAL I'M
4 plcments. Farmers. look to your interest.
Merchants, call and save money. The sub
scribcr will otierat public sale, on SATURDAY.
MARCH s. 1851, at the manutactory- corner OF
Water and Lemon Streets. Lancaster, Pa. Sale
to commence al 91s o'clock \. n. andl Pm,
consisting Of the following named arti-
twenty-five Hay Rakes, latest improved.
Pratt's patent; Twenty Grain Fans, both with
single and double crank; Thirty Hand and
IIorsc.Powcr Corn shellers Twenty Hand Hand
Stills for Hand and Horse Power, Wine Presses
double and single row Corn planters; Ian rs;
two wears. Also. secondhand corn-shellers,
grain drills, grain fans, ono second hand sep, sep
felioes tor carriage makers. Il lot of 4 inch,
walnut bracket boards. Oil barrels and cans.
and u lot OF other articles not enumerated.
This sale is intended to reduce stock to max.
room tor my spring business, which VIII be
carried or in q more extensive scale.
good credit will be given.
SAMUEL Keller. Agt.
JOIN KE0NAN Auctioneer. fOb2O.tsd
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What It Does.

kidneyWOrt moves the bowels regularly,
cleanses the blood and radically cures kidney
disease, gravel. plies bilious headache and
pains which arc caused by disordered liver
and kidneys. Thousands have been cured
why should You not try 1t: Your druggist
will tell you that 4 Is OF the most success.
full medicines ever known. It is sold In both
Dry and Liquid form, and itsaction is positive
and sure in either iorm-Dalios, Ter, Herald.
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Your Question.

is, Will this pay for the trouble: You
must judge. We will make up tho
case,-you must decide it. But VIC
must tell you that VIC have created
the Largest Retail Clothing Business
in the United States by the simple
method Of giving the best clothing for
the least money. We mean that it
shall pay you to buy Of us. If you buy
and are not pleased, return tho goods
for exchange, or demand your money.
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Notary Public Comm.ss:,reJ

Yesterday Governor Hoyt issued conf
mission as notary public to Charles 3.
Kaufman, Of this city. 'h- commission to
date from Feb. %, 1881 and continue il,
force for three years.
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A Venerable rrelate's Retirement.

PORTLAND, Oregon, Feb. 2S.-Arch-
bishop Elanchett, of the Catholic church,
who has had charge Of this archdiocese
for forty-three years, read his resignation
in church on Sunday. His retirement is
due to his advanced age, eighty six years.
Archbishop Charles J. Seguin, formerly of
Victoria, is his successor.
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Lady Eeau:itlsrs.

Ladies, You cannot make fair skin, rosy
checks and sparkling eyes with all the cos
metlcs of France. or beauti1ers of the worldss
while in poor health, and nothing will give
you such good health. strength and beauty as
Hop Bitteis. 4 trial is certain proof See an
other column ml-2wd&w
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Judge Agnew's important paper on
railway corporations /; sono stories Of the
great freshets in the Susquehanna, and an
account of the Y. NJ. G. A. anniversary
celebration will be found on Our outside
races today.
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Passed Through.

Gus Williams and his company passed
through this city this morning on their
way to Columbia, where "Onr German
Senator" will be produced tonight.
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Cattle Market.

MONDAY, Feb. 2S.-Thc receipts OF stock 1t
the various yards Were for the week: Cattle,
Previous week-Cattle, - 20 head; sheep, $500
head hogs, 1000 head.
The following were the exports to Liverpool
during the week:
Exports per Indiana, Cattle 1872; ; Hogs -.
Beef Cattle.-The market during the past
weekwas rather slow. and prices declined e
6IIlc per pound; this WAS OccasiOned by the
heavy run and unfavorable weather.
Bulls and cows were active ut n decline Of
Hc.
Milch cows were moderately active.
We eQuo.e rs follows:
Extra. Ge161sc; Good, s1z@57sc; Medium, ~.
4Lc; Calves. 60714c Fresh Cows. s2a@4s.
Dressed beeves, were i'll fair demand. We
quote ut 6]2GL9c.
Sales of Dressed Teeycs -Thos Bradley. 800
head Western dressed at 1A@sl4c.; Thomas
Bradley. so do. city dressed ut 7IgSl<c; James
Garin % at d1 S at i sae g. ds 9snssf hsna
do G11@sIc w. Ii. Brown 1l6 do. DO. at .@s14c;
j: ii. Me:ins & Bro, ls7 do. do. at 59sAc.
fairly active and prices closed steady ut last
quotations. The run WAS light and ali were
equote as follows:
Extra s14@a611c Good, 57s06,sc Medium, 5;ss
samuel stewart soil sic head dressed sheep
John II: Mems II Bro. sold 4a' head dressed
sheep at 5Iz9S4c.
HOS5-Ihe near approach Ci the LcntOn sea
son his caused a marked decrease In the de-
mand tor hogs, although prices remain high in
sympathy with the West.
We quote as follows:
Extra, 9i4h913c: Good, S2.W9Lsc Medium, s
@s5sc.
SALES OF LIVE STOCK.
Roger Maynes, IS Western, gross, jH@GHc.
A. + j. Chrisiy, 1877 Western gross, 546;.c.
L. S. & y. F. McFillen, 200 Western, gross, $40
&c.
John Mes lGo Western, gross, 51a@s,lc.
Daniel Murphy, lilo W estern and Lancaster CO.,
gross, 5Gl6c.
Ulman & Lehman Bros, go Western and Ian.
Owen smith lis Western and ". Va, 5@sAc.
schambers Paul, 90 Chicago, 5GGl4c.
Lowenstein & Adler, 2i5 Western and Mont
gomery county cows, S4@;c.
F. scheetz, u Montgomery county COWS so
SIC.
Dennis smyth. 80 Penn.a, gross, 5h95Ac.
Louis Horn, so Pa, and Va. gross, 41sc.
II. Chain, jr., &c Pa. gross. 5I5ssc.
James Clemson, 81 Lancaster county, gross, ~
II. Levi. 80 western. gross, 51Ga6c.
Bachman Levi. lG6 Western and Pcnn'a,
gross, 41a@3zsc:
smes as ss sna EsS: s@
F. Hathaway, is Pcnn'a 5@5Ts
Abe Osthelm, % Lancaster co.. gross, ti.Es613c.
5. Dreifus, Is Western, 5T@5Ac.
J. +. sadler 6 Co., go Western, gross, 6;sasc.
PARK DROVE YARD SHEEP PRICE CURRENT.
Extra, ITO co l3o pounds. .6MGs;sc
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FAR eo TO 50 ns.......... oH451ae