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The Penn's Grove record., 1882-04-29
TUE IN QUESTION.

Gen. b. F. Butler strikes the nail ON
the head IN discussing the ''Burlinr-
ham Treaty . which Lears on the pres
n Chinese question when he said in
his letter to John Russell Young:
The true thsey of our political
Status extends an invitation TO the sub-
leets Of alhaatiens of like civilization
with u own, who by their hatred If
despotiS1n or fleeing from the weight
Of its oppression, or animated with a
love OF free institutions, who have en-
efgy eresugh to come here and make
homes for themselves and their descend
ants and become a part of US, to cor,
here al VILLA be welcomed with
pleasure This permission and wei.
come hayeneyer been extended TO i'm
portati0ns' tf ,pSspers, criminals and
imported laboFers brought here under
contract or by purchase, Dot WORKING
Tor themselves, but for others, and
l'aFing n" purpose or expectation of
making themselves e~itizens.n
With his~yiews the large majority os
-our working people will agree, and like
wise a large proportion of those not
among the working classes. America
Is the outlet of many European eeun.
tries, aud European emigration has
made America and the United States
they are t,s-day, but it has been
emigration that came here to ,ir. and
die ameEg' US; that came here for tbe
present and The future, and which
looked forward to the hereafter who,
they might possess a freside and can
1T their own, but more than all. II was
not emigration as slaves, or em~igratio, N,
under the hard terms of contracts
made with their parents, as is the pres
ent Chinese emigration. Let the Chi
m come as men, come to become
citizens and live and thrive with us
n all will say to them a welcome
But years ago We prohibited slaves and
SLAVE labor among US in .he Soath. and
the present Chinese emigration is but
introducing slaves and slave labor ON
h Pacific coast, and from the Pacific
1t viii in lime reach the atlantic. The
asst pledge a Chinaalan gives on leay.
ing home is one to return, and his
chief duty here seems to be to starye
himself sufficient to enable him TO earn
"A few hundred dollars to return. The
coffin presented to his father and moth
er befoSs leaving is ever before his
mind, calling him back, and thousands
are continually going back, taking with
them the coins stolen from the pockets
Of American citizen labor.
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Is IL very proper for the govern
zszs 10 #z4 enc Of the vessels Of the
navy Is bsi8g hoGe the officers and
c-zw Ct The Rodgers. which IS reported
bgEu@d and sunk al -. LSwreaee. Bay,
ba- d haE should he called in the ex-
peB4EHze Of public money il these al
mast invariably disastrous expeditions
into the Polar seas. Il was well enough
10 the early days Of Attic discovery,
when the p~acticability Of tie North
vzst passage was in doubt to expend
s3me money and risk some valuable
lives N the Of scientific and CON-
HeEcial exploration, hut there now re-
mains nothing in these voyages save
the excitement Of danger, useless scien
tihe zsal and thirst for reputation or
notoriiy, aud they shsuld be left to in
diyidu4I enterprise or the patronage of
scientific organizations.
The Penn's Grove record., 1882-04-29

The Secretary Of state had his atten-
ton called some time ago 10 cireu.istan
ees which indicated that letters address
Ell BY the department to the Uni.ed ie-
ga'ion at La Psz had been tempered
With while passing through the hands
# the CHILEAN authorities. He caused
an investigation to lie made, and upon
becoming convinced that there was
good ground for complaint addressed
circumstances to the Gillian Govern
ment. The Government of Chill disa-
vowed responsibility for the acts COM
planned Of, expressed strong disapprov-
u Of them and promised a prompt IN
vestigatiOn. The United states Consul
at YaIparai o reports by telegraph that
the investigation has resulted in the ar
rest OF the guilty officials.
1t is probable that the President will
send a message to Congress recommend
ing that the law regulating the use of
the posse comitatus be amended so as to
allow the President complete authority
to suppress lawlessness in a State or
Territory where the local authorities
are powerless to act. The question Of
the power of the President to empoly
the posse comitatus to suppress the cow
boys in Arizona is now under considera
tion by the Attorney General and the
course in question will DO mainly based
upon his conclusions in the premises.
Marshal Henry has issued u circular
Offering a reward of $500 for the ap-
prehepsion of Captain Howgate, who
escaped from the custody Of the Mar
shal on the 18th instant. Attached to
the card is an excellent photograph OF
the Captain. His description is given
as follows: Forty-six years of age, five
feet ten inches in height, weighs about
Us pounds, blue eyes, sandy hair, and
complexion somewhat pale when he
left.
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OUR Costly INDIAN Policy.

II the wild IndiaAs were transferred
10 the care Of the Rar Department,
aud proper provision Mas made for the
education Of indian children and the
encouragement Of all the Indians in
agricultural or pastoral pursuits, there
would soon be very different slate OF
affairs The Indians CAL be made self
supporting as the Five Nations are.
The Indian bureau has been for A long
time a den Of corruption. Its agents
have been promoters Of dissatisfaction
among the indians, aud the govern.
mentitseif has been false to it's treaties
Ihere Is no reason in the wo. Id why
We should lot be abe to control our
Indians -aS peacefully and as adyaa-
~tageousIg as does the dominion yoy-
eminent, which only employs $50
police to look after 100. 900 Indians
and is not bothered with expensive
Wars.
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AND Now A NAVY

1t is about settled that the Unite1
States is to build a defensive navy.
This is not designed to fight the iron
clad fleets of other nations, but to can
ture the steamships ana sailing vessels
Of the enemy. The United States Ia.
day is absolutely without a navy, its
ships are worthless for offensive or de-
fensiVe purposes. One foreign iron
clad would be more than a match for
all the old wooden abS which foot the
American flag. 1t IS proposed to build
new vessels Of steel capable of running
from 10 to IS knots AN heur. Thes4
are to be armed by one or two enor
mou guns. The object is to fight the
enemy at a great distance, while out
of the reach OF his cannon balls. Con-
gress ought also 10 provide foatilg bat
teries fef our principal barbors. Tor.
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? does have never yet stopped a reso-
Lutte enemy from entering a seaport.
We have no large guns, and our harbor
defenses are as much behind the age rs
our war-shils. Potentially the United
states Is the greatest military and nav
al power on earth. Should however a
war take place within the next two
years. New York and our principal
sesports will he easily and promptly
captured by the enemy, as We have
neither guns 0 ships nor any defens-
e. TO beat off an attacking force. But
it IS vel to know that We have at least
begun tie creation Of a navy.
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der his management. Judge Hilton
says that up TO January Of this ytar and
for twenty years preceding. without
o7e solitary exception, a gain Of one
million dollars annually has heeB made
by the firm of A. T. Stewart 4 Co.
This certainly is not a had showing.
LAURENS
The Penn's Grove record., 1882-04-29

The Chinese biIl, limiting the time
Of the suspension period 70 ten years Ia
Place q twentyas n the original biz
pas-d ts- House b a vote Of col 10
; II Is SUPPOSED that the President
sid ssa tie bil - s.Ja IS it : passed
br -3s ssaats ard presented % him.
The Penn's Grove record., 1882-04-29

The New York Sua points out to
Mr.. Blaine that there IS a FIRE opening
for an anti-Boss leader in Pennsylvania
and that Maine has bu: sx electoral
votes whils Pennsylvania has twenty
efvHt
The Penn's Grove record., 1882-04-29

The scheme Of ". deLesseps Tor
flooding the salt Ia4Ishes and the lower
portiors Of the Desert Of sahara has
been approved by the French Cabinet.
The Penn's Grove record., 1882-04-29

Many wonder how Parker'S Ginger
Tonic cana perform such varied cures,
thinking lt SIMPLY esSeBce OF ginger,
When m tact q * mele frpm uiany
valuable medicines whieA ses eens6
cialiy 0D every diseased crgsh See
Other column.
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EMPLOYMENT
FOR ALL
To Sell Household Article.

The poor as well as the rich, the old as
well as the YOUNG, the wife, ss well as the
husband, the young maiden as well as the
young man, the girl as well as the boy.
may just as well earn a few dollars in
honest employment, as to sit around the
house and wait for others to a it for
them We can give you eInploymedt, all
the time, or during your spare hours only:
travelling, or in your own neighborhood,
among your friends and acquaintances.
If you do not care for employment, we
impaIt valuable imformation to you
free of cost. 1t will 20 you only one
cent for a Postal card to write for our
Prospectus, and it may be the means Of
making you a good many dollars.
Do not neglect this opportunity. You
do not nave to invest a large sum of
money, and run a great risk of loosing it.
You will readily see that it will be an
easy matter to m AXE from $40. $1,000
a week, and establish a lucrative. and
independent business, honorable, straight
forward and profitable. Attend % this
matter NOW, for there is MONEY IN ]
for all who engage with us. We will
surprise you and you will wonder why
you nexer wrote to us before. We SEND
FULL PARTICULARS FREE. address
BUCKEYE MFG CO,
Name this paper) Marion, Ohio.
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PAT T. rs

VIII Advance their Interest, by Em-
an Experienced AtttRJey resident In
Washington. +. A. Lehmana. Solicitor OF
American and Foreign Patents, Washington
formerly an Examiner Of PATE MS in the
1tent ON 'e. All business before tina Court OF
ne department promptly attended to. Fe
ontlngsnt hpSn success. Send fof Circular.
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Other Excellent Features

1. All the News, Complete and interes-
ing.
.. The Farmers World-A full page of
Agricultural and Farm News.
3. The Literary World-A full page of
Long Stopies and Short Stories, Com
10 Ballads and Serious Poems, Fairy
Tales and Sailors Yarns.
4. The Housekeepsr's Column-What
Every Woman Wants to Know.
s. The Veterinary Department-with
prescriptions free for all Subscribers,
and full instructions for the treat
ment of live stock.
O. The best Chess Column in the world
for Amateur players.
Z. The best Checker Depart nent in the
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s. A Corner for the Young Folks Rid
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0. Complete Market Reports-Unrivalled
in detail and accuracy.
10. Answers to Inquiries.
Each department is perfect of its kind,
and all combined make the best
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o. RI &O0p'r day at home. Samples worth
" w free. Address bTlNSOS & co
Portland, Maine.
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Gard to The
PUBLIC.

We take this OPP
p~Ortunity to inform
our patrons and the
Public in general
that we have a full
stock of everything
pertaining to a first
class country store.
We do not sell
goods at less than
cost, unless, as it
happens sometimes
we have goods on
hand that have de-
~preciated in value,
but, we claim to sell
them at as small a
profit as possible.
Thankful for past
fayOrs we will IN
deavOr to merit a
continuance of the
same.
Come and see us
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Come and see US.
". \, DENNY { spGr
FOOT OF HARMONY STREET,
PENN'S GROVE.

AGENTS WANTE for the Best and
Fastest Selling Pictorial Books and Bibles
Prices reduced 30 per cent. National Publish
ing Co., Phila., Pa.
New-York tribune., 1882-02-08

sad Of SR ad & IL at psss s @ the &
the balance were equally divided between two ey
either Of the yards few loads unsod yesterday were hed
reported or tomorrow the supply will be more than
ampe for sausherers needs An observation OF me ssa
well filled with Dressed Beef ~ saiesmgn i1lR
Of d. op sale was Of Common to qualify and scId
mainly at 72Gsc Good 10 Prime Beef sides were ss s
About carload Dressed Beet received
Reef dressed from Light steers arrived in good con9 35o
dun IS Of the Dressed Beef Market is partly accounted
by the bad condition Of the streets which keeps the retail
much stock on hand viii be needed until the latter part OF
shipments to-day were 22i9 quarters of Beef and $50 car
Tomorrow Holland takes 6nt Live cattle for 7 c.
Mr Eastman valu.d his Export Cattle follows: %
Illinois steers cwt at lc, 81 b 1856 do, "a cwt at IL ci
ccALyEs-Recepis were 46 head. all at Gothst: no
Gr2sTs on sale The feeling about steady for all grades
a cacases OF Veal weighing less than 80 are liable 10
are a. ne arriving in fair condition and are IN good De,
mand at 2al3c for the best Jerseys and II 9al2Pc ior the
HEFr I AND LAgs PeseB nSqa9s cars y9S9 @
bead Pn asan ear q IeIey n % M M doa RSe H4&a &
week There was the usual light Tuesdays drmand
srsmen were holding the stock at yesterdays prices at
range for Fair to Good Butchers sheep was 596'c with
50 4Oas6 80 AdecRoid Of state sheep and lambs mixed
% % al . ic ana small lot OF Common Western Lan,os d az
Lamb trade in Washington Market. Carcases OF Mutton
were sold al GdSLc. and Lambs at SGlOc.
6i!c.
csc.
Dlenbeck Dewey sold lrs Western Sheep99 bat 5lqc
los ONO DO ~ ~, at 20 4O JS 10 h. at b2c 1913
state do - b at 80 l67 lO2 H. at SC late yesterday
20 Colorado sheep and Canada Lambs mixed lCommon -
u, at } i2c.
Newton & Gillette sold jO8 Ohio sheep "a %, at sac 1oi
MicmgandO lO3 n, at 64c.
J. y. PdcOck sold l32 Western sheep % b at 52c %
Western Lambs. SO h. at Che
no - Receipts II Of 2,43i head cars at
4tst and 10 cars AZ Jersey city Totafor three days
2j23 head against y 299 the corresponding SIX
days last week With weather and reports of heavy
receipts IN Buffalo and Ptburg the market Tor Live ogS
was barely steady The outside figure Tor quotations toay Is
lsc Country Dressed Hogs nrm and shade higher
than last week. Heavy Weights sell at s+dS2c Medium
9d9Lc
aes-smith Reid sold: 80 Ohio Hogs 1914 b, at 81 O6L
lj3 Ohio Pigs, 10 No. AT 6l2c.
Kirby Co. sold late yesterday lss Western Pigs 96 d. at
Csc.
BORSES-The have made business
quite lively especially at the stables where Horses are kept
for Many tcamsers aud all the stTeetCaT and OMNIBUS
companies compelled to double mp aud even then e
hard used good many horses. THIS cIeated better
demand several days dozen Horses were
sold each day single stables IN East 24s The good
seghng made inquiry for good driving animals ana III
easy sell prices 40 shipments TO Europe are
reported for the week. lot OF four good Cydesdae
Brood Mares arrived the United states bonded stables
from scotland An Eng sh Draugt stallion arrived fora
village in Manitoba and fine large Norman
stallion for an Illinois breeder.
New-York tribune., 1882-02-08
LIVE srncK MARKErs-RY rELEGRAru.

BUFFALO. Feb. l. CATTLE-Receipts today 22l head
week thus far 500 head. FOR time last
$500 head: through lj7 market generally I'M
changed, sales rather higher: sales Ot Extra -Dd
- Choce - - 80, Good shippers - ipg - So Light
Medium - 7jdSj -; Oxen - 6Odtj 90 for Com
Extra; Od COws%3 coast
LAMBS-Receipts today. 400 head; total for
far 100 head. for time last week, $500
head through market steady and unchanged
Fair Good Western sheep - 1u0~j 2 Choice 10
Fancy - So Western Lambs OQt6 80 10 cars
main un-Od.
HoGs-EecepS to-day, 800 head total for week thus far
II, o. head: for time last week. 10000 head
consigned through 7o market strong and higher ran
very light Choice Workers $10S7 10, Light
do % 81 go Weights, Il % a$7 40 Pigs $ 2jG
80 80.
CHICAGO Feb 7.-HOGs 49, Receipts. $4,000 head; ship
ment, head arNet strong, but closed weak
and jc lower prices dunn mOIn Common 10 Good
Mixed - j0sG 90 Heavy Packing aud Shlppiug - 100
Phuadeplas and Larder - 2Oa$ JU Light Hogs
s. HfG uj. ~GIps and tuls ~ 1Sj.
CATLE-RccciptS 900 mead shipments . 100 head; mar
Ike moderated. arGiVc, steady 'hOice easier lor
Poor Exports %G afG 10 Choice shipping - 80
as, 30 Common Fair 81 50 - 2 Mixed Butchers IN
moderate supply, active amt hrn Inferior o Fair C9W - ~
0i Good 10 Choice, - iJdri 10, Bulls y t194 80;
Nca-. i0>G 30 >tocker- and Feeders. = 9odfl 30
SHLEP-EcceIpts i,tbO head shipments, ZOO, market
duh wtukc De- ~ sc lower; Common 10 Medium sheep,
G. ia - -; Medium 70 Good +i495i Choice to ENtIa
steady "a iOU-.
New-York tribune., 1882-02-08

CITY steady 443d Turpentine-Sprrs steady" az.
kosinFine dull at llbd Common steady 66d Cheese
American Cholcc hrmer al So, Lard Oil. Flour
Extra state dul at 1 Wheat-NO. White steady l09d
No. Spring firm at lO9d Winter New Western. steady
ma Corn-MlXed. steady 6il3d. OIL
yellow American. here. ROsin-COmmOn at London
423d.
LIVERPOOL. Feb. 7-l:3O n. m.-Rr sadstufs-to dull
6 d per New Mixed Western Flour 10 Cd for
Western Peas l0d per GENITAL for Canadian Wheat lUGd
dlOSd for California White. lO9ddIuld for California
Club l0l ldallld Id for Red Western Spring.
LIVERPOOL. Feb. T. - Receipts Wheat for tho past
three 100000 centas including 81 900 Amen-
ANTWERP. Feb. 7.-Petroeum lS francs 25 centimes
American ~ilcOxs Lara closed at l3S francs
90 contimes 100 kilOS
HAvRE. Feb. 7.--WIcoK's closed az so francs
90 centimes 80 kilOs.
New-York tribune., 1882-02-08
GENERAL MARKET REPORT
NEw-YoRK. Tuesday, Feb. :. 1882.

Asurs-Pot 6d5+c.; Pearl eeG5c s.n,.,u, oo,.ao,o.
TS;'Ib TsSG'iLblNG MArERIALsA fair trade a! generally
steady gs5Gsi 75 FrCnts~Dark. sl2as3 Brown +ll a
mon II p, Finishing. 81 Ground u l3a$l - Cement
Portland q Nas 81 3 3 0%a1 or l6d to 66t HSS IS
iumber-Easten spruce >lG 50asl9 for random and
Tor West India shipping Boards S31a$5o for south AmeIi
Scnndda ScR HardToods-wan1L s77Gs9o Ash sioa
SO oat $t0@s3 Maple H 1s SSdy 56
Ss65 wnite Wood 2 ant inch s3SgS27 o. a9d 90
ScSsS' GE,Iy ISy sScL s''@9'' iO' "'''''" anu
Can NDIEs-Q Quotations: sperm, per ni l9a2Qc DO.
faradine As 6s and l2s. ls%dl92c ,. l.-
CHICCoR1-In papers, Ga6hci German 5a5@o.i Genn'
nc c6|4 better demand BitumlnOqs finn; LyerpGo
CaKne S3 1884 Scotch steam; 50 70, Inghsh - ~
81 Block House and international (Proyncial s$ 71gSi
Pennsylyana nd westm9lead GSs - 20 WSsi Esba M R9
tIecte nomnay 500 90 by 'nt caro-,
Bas dSS SaTacao S RS"sS 2sie & Trndad
c0fFEE-R bqt rather quiet sales 900 bags & sa
statistical position was a. follows SI3ck 0 % ho y Z, o
bags Mobile 5000 6agS at savanaah i0@ oo bs las al
HaInoIe ~ 772 Dags; and at NewYork, l0Q.6ii bags
bags Si0E in SeG9ad @ 19 6as al
90 bags total lG79S bags total stock. 5s7OS5 bags
al so1 al ana BAGS PachSsed for United states February
SG2Oo bags. Quotations Ordinary cargoes SIC Fair
g1c CO. loc Prime loc SahtO' Lt @ ia 70 Ht1i g trsde
sales 100 bags Maracaibo private terms Quotations:
Java lSQ2uc. Singapore l2dl5c Ceyon iOa i5c: Mara
rahn ga Sc: IagnaVra 90l4c Jamaica. Sl2dl2c ~ DO
mingo sd9c Porto Rico. l0q &C.. Costa mcs y ga I2c'
Ceafa SL,0lOc: Mexican. llGl22c; Mocha 2ldZec.' An
costura ii Be: Sgyanla 9l2Ql4C Curacao. 9u9L2c .
COOPERATE STOCk-Thc average trade IN progress MO
asseS Sbo0k. 32inCh. with heads 81 6JdHl 80 sugar
shocks with heads inch ~ S0GS2 10 do 80 INCH 40
~ so I.oN shocks. 10 6Oc Rum shocks ~ GOa+3 -;
Pine shocks So 6Od$7 Empty Hogsheads 81, Hoops Il
deef. S33a5t6 do. Is feet. SZ93S3n
COTCON-SpOt Cotton dull and iiGc. lower sales %95
bales - bales evening" including 100 bales Tor export
and paIes for spinning Delivered contract 90 bales
Receipts ports today iJ&OU bales, against it''
bales ast week, and $3.50 bales las year SnOc
feptember L. &1JG4O7 bales, against 44lIl bales same
io1 la-t
New-York tribune., 1882-02-08
cr selling wen at steady prices; Goat more ac

SPICES-Slow ana nearly uomnAl Cloves Prime ZANZIBAR
2Gd2Glc; Red Peppers 70 &C.; II1mr Nutn-s'' ~ ci
lGd lCLC singapore Pepper. l5Ul5lfc. HataNd j. 2c
Sumata 42al4a4c. WIiic pc: Pmonto l24l21c, ~ To
quahty African Glug'I ol2c; 'Icutia d", '4c,. ,.
STA RI L Duli ana salts 'holco my
L,c. OleOaargarnc StctIlne quoted lOl21 10 e.
SUGAR-Raw hUm at 7-c Tor 30 to,t CtutufugaI : a.
Good ctnln. Cuba Nu
for average pcrnambuc0; the demand far - -
lhds Antigua Gc; 1892 bags Bahia. &C.; Rchnct in tr
demand auc STEADY Loaf l0c Crushed lO &c.; cubes
qi.c. Cunfcct0ucrs a" S'sc; stan ard, S'ic on
a." o;-ast-,.; Ahte xtra lC5 f,Io" do DO ~
GSc Yellow, " c. 74a7 lie: Yellow, u'4 SC
TALLOW-More active and finn Prime city quoted SIC;
0TEA,-Stcady a a rae, but not at al active.
lobe for Leaf; sales POO hhds seed Leaf quiet sales
iattary lsSO New ENGLAND l6a3jc 100 cases
1850 Wisconsin Havana seed, re; 90 cse' l7SO' OhO
pri Vate terms 300 bales Havana $50. az ~.
WOOG-Iherc IS some mprOvemen' III the demand, and
prices more steady than recently. Quotations are
and PicklocK, 45Q iGc Xxx, 420ijc y, 42ai3c; No: J.
4j047c; No. p 3oQicc, Common @@0}!ci Combing, 400
4sc. New. York. Michigan. Indiana and Wisconsin, NX
39a4lc: y, 39d40c; No l. 4f0i5c; No. p 3GG3~c; Conf
mon. 3Od33c.; COmbing, it0lGc. Iowa, Vermont and
Illinois Xxx 3Gd &c. No l. IS dj9c; No ? 30 036c
Combing, 39aiOc, Missouri. Kentucky and Tennessee,
Washed Fleece 37Qi2c; Unwa-hcd Fleece 2ia$Ic.; Tn
washed COmbing, 25d34c Tub washed Wool Choice
44G4Gc.; Fair, 3sai0c.; Inferior anf BurfY I'd51c
Pulled i2c Lambs Pulled 4Ua4ic; western super and
Extra, 3Oa sc; Country Extra Pulled 5SdlOc1 super
Pulled b i2c Lambs Pulled 3SG}2c. Territory ools-
Fine pc; Medium % 32c; Coarse, l9d-2c Lambs
2Od2jc Black lGd20c oregon and southern states tn
Inc average gnaty 2Sa3nc California CHp tnr
231Sjc: Medium .5Q3ic; Low Grades BURY lS0 81;
Fall Gin l. lb0 Oc Fail Clip, Low Grades and BURY ia
lie spring Texas Fine y eru, a3uc Medium ta,, ern
Improved Mexican, l6a2nc; Mexican l5alsc. BURY WOU
value nominal Foreign woods of Good Hope, 30a
&c. BuenOs AyTes M'rino and MestlL 2ia!se Monte,
video and MestiIa 32a36c; Australian Clothing, ~
aiJc.; Australian COmbing, iua4OC.
New-York tribune., 1882-02-08
rrrnrrAN -NArhErs-

tr-rrr.lr Fob --'0In u.-PurS-Prim' We Eastern.
ou Al So. nu Wrsern dglI 40 sod EacDn-t um JeranI
tui dtIl M 16h -hprt b,p du at ~ Long 'irir.
Iy Al ..G snort CIraI. STEADY al ud hau,lnle cut
lr. 30. shoulders. ual dt HJ Dd loi new brc--lhd4
Me,s So Extra Ness On al 10 Fnc " ,. dui
an ~ Lal-lfms " tsIeln. steady aiJ7JI laOW Prime
New-York tribune., 1882-02-08
TnILIHY Nh GAME.

Arrivals Olive Poultry have been liberal during the week
adyiCcs indicate moderate receipts and the
marKet has stcader tone The weeks receipts OF Dressed
Poultry been light and opportunity given hoid
Of considerable iceuse sto 4. The feeling Is
reported very Gm and further Improvement il looked
for the Western Turaeys selling at Be, but
really choice will bring lie few lots of Mid Pigeons
hav, frmer, and quoted To 81 20. \
dealer writes that rappers have been sent TO the
rnost and plenty Of birds will be sent forward.
c,house English >nipc selling ~ dOa$i, and Tame
Nguabs mp 10 many Wild Ducks here aud demand
air. frOLe at