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F.oss nf the Steamehfp Hersye

ST. JOHNS, N. F., Oct 9.-The steamer Herder, G. Tischbein commander, of the
 Hamburg A merican Packet company's line, with mails, passengers and general cargo from New York, bound to Hamburg, ran ashore at the eastward head of Long Beach,
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w A SITUATION by 8 respectable girl to do genera "A housework second work; good reference Inquire for two days.St oclO It. l64 FRANKLIN STREET.
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Alleged Malpractice bJs Now Haven
 Doctor,
 PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 9.-The coroners jury in the case of Julia Marks, a handsome girl of twenty one, who died at her boarding house on Saturday, returned verdict of criminal malpractice against 8 physician named siawton of New Haven, Ct. The dis trict attorney will take up the case.
 [No such name appears in the New Haven city directorY.-ED. JoURNAL AND COURIER
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NEW ENGLAND.
Massachusetts.
HaIra F.nnLty

Heirs Looktns.for Their Slice.
 BOSTON, Oct. 9-The heirs at law of the Nelson Curtis of Jamaica Plains, who left an estate of $2, ,OOO, 900 mostly to his brother George, gave notice to-day that they would contest the will on the ground of undue in fuence. George has offered concession of $500, 900, but it has been refused and stub born fight may be expected.
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'It is great art to do the right thing at the right time." The person subject to de- rangement of the kidneys or liver has pro- tective duty to perform in purchasing pack age of Kidney Wort. It invigorates these organs and by it's cathartic and diuretic effect, cleanses the whole system of all bad humors.
 oS6 Cd 1w
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Court of fCommon Pieas-Judse Torrance.
 This court will resume this morning at 10 o'clock, when the case of Thompson vs New Haven will be resumed
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w A NTED


 M FEN and women to take orders for 'The Lincoln to shield the public from the annoying and ersist ent importunng often inflicted. intend to employ agents only persons of culture and refinenent in manners who respect themselves and who speot this incomparahle volume in the h of their fei- low-townemen they are doing 6 noble work The patriotism and intelligence of the people Of New Ha- county will insure the sale of this book sight, The agency of this grand work will give to you . warm welcome in every intelligent family. Ladies especially will nnd it very pleasant and profitable em poyment in their own localities. Tn ss wishing to exclusive territory should write without delay to JOHN L. JOHNSON. 149 Chapel street. New Haven sole agent for New Haven county. oc6 Ct
 WANTED, c OLICIToRs for the Art Album, extension metal o back, adjustable clasp, detachable and inter- changeabIe leaves and accidental damage to cards, etc to suit purchaser. People will buy no other style after seeing this. Address JAMES BETTS & O., sel3 Pm Hartford. Conn. WAN FED, DOOKS of every kind for cash or in exchange at Ee the NEW PICTURE FRAME STORE, se29 If g Grown street WANTED. N ADIES to engage in new Fancy Work st EA home. Pleasant and profitable For sample and p'f'i'"'''' ''ii HUDSON hD MANUFACTURING CO.,, s2s 12t- 265 Sixth Avenue, N. Y. A YOUNG MAN to act as boohheeper and sales "A man
 se2s If Address P. O. BOX 475. WANTED, 1.-TWO or three good tin and sheet iron workers, roNa tnV
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ENTPLOYMENT OFFICE.

FOR MALES AND FEMALES. HELP of different nationalities be supplied N to private families, boarding houses, hotels pays great attention the choice of girls and women before sending them to All situations. Calls from the country at any distance, promptly nt- tended to. Mae help for all kinds of work.
 MRS. T. MULLIGAN, 1928 If 1S4H St. John street, near Artisan.
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I)anCiaDg Classes.

NE ISS Mamie c. Gill; daughter Of the late Prof. AVH- Gill, respectfully announces that she is now forming class-s in dancing for her second season. The Waltz and La Russo taught perfectly in six les sons. Circulars obtained music and book stores Call on or address MISS MAMIE 0. GILL.
 sell 6n Grown S.reeA
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Five Cent Hoodiums Raise the Wind

Five cent Aoodiums Raise the Winde LYNN, Oct. 9.-Citizens of all classes are to day demanding the abolition of the cheap five cent rates between this city and Boston owing to the disgraceful scenes enacted Sun. day by a multitude of five cent Boston hood lums who constituted good proportion ot over thirty thousand people who were trans. ported between the two cities. The crowd bent on mischief cleared out several drug stores at Woodland and did many acts of ma. licious mischief at High Rock and vicinity. Women were insulted on the streets and the most disgraceful scenes were enacted that ever occurred in the city. The police force had to be increased during the afternoon and evening.
 The Amphibious Captain Webb. BOSTON, Oct. 9.-This afternoon at 3:45 Captain Webb entered the tank of water al Horticultural Hall in which he is to remain one hundred hours except 8 few moments at 9 o'clock each evening, The depth of water in the tank is feet 104 inches and the cap. tain's height is , feet 74 inches. Thus he cannot rest himself by tiptoeing the bottom of the tank, For his dining table Captain Webb uses board about 30 inches square with an edge raised about to prevent the water from splashing up and wetting the food and also prevent the food from slipping
 into the water. In the center of this board underneath is handle similar to the handle of mortar board, and with this he steadies l and supports it with one hand and feeds him. self with the other. When nature demands l that he should sleep, the captain draws his ! legs into about the position they would be in | if he was sitting down, folds his hands be- hind his head and sleeps the sleep of the ! just. The physicians say that thirty six ] hours is as long as human life can be sus | tained in the water, but the gallant captain proposes to remain in for one hundred hours
 and time will tell whether he or the physi | clans are right.
 Young Lady's Attempted Suicide. ! GREAT HARRINGTON, Oct. 9.-Libbie, ,daugh
 ter of Simon Hoofymer, aged 19, of Stock l bridge, attempted to drown herself last even l ing back of her fathers house in the Housa 1 tonic river. In her room she left not,
 stating her intention, which was found i, l time for the father to run to the river apt
 rescue her as she was going down for the las 1 time. She was unconscious, but resus
 l citated by physician. Poor health ane
 melahchOlia are aScribed as the cause
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James F. Mcclellan, John Ledwitch, Will liam Daley, Sylvester P. Burns, ,trespass, fined $1 each and the costs, $5 39, divided Fran
 cis Stanford, neglecting family, continued to October 10; Edward J. Barry, breach of peace on Frank Keenan. nolled William Fitzpatrick, abuse of Officer Mcorath; Michael
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dNants.
wANTED
WANTED,

A SITUATION az 1aundress or waitress by com "A petent girl, would do general housework in small family good references given. Apply st
 oc1O It. 442 WASHINGTON STREET.
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ArticIes of Association
 OF The MI. & B. shirt NHaHgsfnc. turing Company.

wv E, THE undersigned, hereby associate w selves joint stock corporation under the statute of the State of Connecticut by agreement follows:
 ARTICLE l. The by which the corporation shall be known is The M. ds B. Shirt Manufacturing Company.
 ARTICLE 2. The purpose for which this corpora ton is constituted shall be to buy manufacture and sell shirts and gents underwear to property personal choses in action, etc necessary ecutng faid business, in general d, all things necessary incident and convenient to the transaction of said business.
 ARTICLE The corporation Is to be located in the town and county of New Haven, State of Connecti cut.
 4. The amount of the capital stock of said corporation is two thousand dollars, divided int eighty shares of the value of twenty-five dollars each.
 ARTICLE Each subscriber to these articles agrees take the number of shares of said ptal stock his name, each share to be the par ue of twenty-hv dollars and to pay thirty per cent in cash at the time of subscription,
 lance thereof in insta1lmehts called by the directors.
 Dated at New Haven, Conn, this 7th day of October, A. D., 1882.
 Names Subscribers. Residence. No of Shares. s. W. Moody (Trustee>, New Haven, 37 samuel ". Moody, J. K Grammar {Trustee), :" 37 James R Brannan, '' Frank ". Benedict,
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NEW HAVEN SAVINGS BANI

NEW HAVEN SAVINGS BANK.
 Number of depositors having $500 or less 12, 778, total amount $1, 795, ,671 52; number of depositors having over $500 and less than $1, 1,ooO, 1,S42, total amount $1,284 ,575 ]; number of depositors having $1 900 and not $2, GOO, 941, total amount $1, 272, ,O95; mum Der of depositors having over $2,OOO, 157, total amount $7o3,332; total number of depositors 15,7l8; total deposits, $6,- O55, ,673.52 largest amount due a single depositor, $9,5S5; number of new accounts opened during the year, 3,O7S i; number closed, 1928 amount of income re- ceived during the year, $269, ,415. 78; amount of dividends declared during the year, $179,- 365. 15; amount deposited, including inter est credited the past year, $1 ,371, 561. 57 7; amount withdrawn during the year, $l ,oo7, 67S O4 increase of deposits the past year, S363, SS3 53 amount carried to surplus or profit and loss during the year, o; rate of dividend four per cent. State tax during the past year. $1o,59o,9 96; United States tax, $51s.76; total office expenses the past year, including salaries, $11, ,953. 92 net amount of income during the year from real estate owned, $8, O31.2O; all loans upon real estate secured by first mortgage largest amount loaned to one party ,$1oO, 900. The assets are Loans on real estate, $2,- l45, ,O69 99; loans on stocks and bonds, $357 800; loans on endorsed notes, $91, ,OOO United States bonds, $157, 500; State bonds, S5, ,OGO; town, city and corporation bonds, ! $1 ,O58 400; railroad stocks, none; bank stocks in Connecticut, S142, 25O; bank stocks ! in other States, none real estate by fore
 closure, $232, 16O 63; banking house, $11,. 1 GOO; tax account, State and national, $8,. AS 75 ; insurance account, $232 40; expense ! account. $2, 999; taxes paid on property mortgaged to bank and collectable, $2, 969. 31; cash in bank, $5, 32; cash on hand $90, 7O3 35 total assets, $5, 314, 1755O. Int liabilities are as follows: Whole amount o1
 deposits, $5O55, ,67352; surplus account $21O,0OO; interest account, $44 ,534 3S ! rents collected, $2, 129. AS; profit and loss 1 $1, ,S38.17.
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The Comet,

Every morning., between ana D o'clock, hundreds of the good people of this city are, like tens of thousands of other people else where, up and alive to the great and glorious comet, and vivid and glowing are the descriptions given of the magnificent visitor by those who have succeeded in get ting view of it. The comet will be visible hereabouts but few days more. It is now receding from the earth at the rate of 2,OOO,- 900 miles per day. It begins to show at 3:3O, and is seen at it's best at 4:3O. It is certainly vaster and on the whole grand CT object than the comet of October, 1858. That one was surpassed in brilliancy by the comet of February, 1S43. The 1858 comea displayed itself in the evening, and was a more convenient comet to the inhabitants of this section of the globe than that now on exhibition. The present comet is larger ! than that of '59, but lacks the curved plume of fire which characterized the latter As. tronomical judgments as to the size of the nucleus, or head, vary greatly-some observ. CTS Gas those at Cambridse) calculating it tc be 24,00O miles long and 5000 miles wide, while the tail stretches out over millions ot miles too great to be comprehended while | other observers estimate the diameter at the | head at only 1900 miles, or breadth only half as wide as that of the Atlantic ocean Probably the truth may exist somewhere be 1 tween these two extremes. The length ot the tail is put at 5O,0OO,O0 miles, and its
 width at 5000, 900 miles.
 Presiding Elders Appointments.
 The appointments of Presiding Elder Hub
 bell for the New Haven district during the
 current quarter are as follows: October
 9-11, Westbrook; 12, Saybrook; 13, Essex I 14-15, Clinton 14-15, Madison 14-15
 Guilford IT, New Haven, Howard avenue 19, Middlsfeld; 20, Durham 21, Rockland 22, Killingworth 22, West Haddam 22 Higganum 23, New Haven, First church 27, South Farms; 2s-29, Middletown; 2s. l 29, Westfeld; 1929, East Berlin Novem ! Der 1, Berlin ?, Kensington; 3, New Brit I ain; 4-5, Cromwell 4-5, Rocky Hill; 4-5
 West Rocky Hill; 7, New Haven, St. Joh,
 street; 8, Copper Hill; 9, West Suf field; 10, Windsor Locks; 11-l2, Wind l sor; 11-12, Bloomfield 41-12, Hartford
 North church; 14, New Haven, East Pear
 street 15, Pleasant Valley; 16, Colebrool
 River; IT, West Hartland; IS, Washingto,
 Hill l9, North Canton; 19, West Granby
 street; 22, Waterville; 24, West winsted
 A.. Burrville; 25 2e, Torrington 25 26
 Bakerville 25-26, Thomaston; December ? l3, Burlington; 23, Unionville; 23, Far
 mington; 5, New Haven, Trinity church 6
 Wethersfeld 7, Hartford South Park; 8
 ton; 9-1O, Cheshire; 9-1O. Yalesville; 12
 Beacon Falls; 13, Naugatuck; IA, Bethle
 hem 15. Watertown; Is IF, Middlebury l 16-17, Woodbury 16 IT, South Britain 19
 Hamden 20, Birmingham 21, Meriden
 P, Wallingford; 23 A, Forestville; 23 24 | Ploip vii Rrict Wotar 2s, Ansonia; 29, Shelton; 3O31, Seymour 3I, Bethany; 31, Westville.
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Local Weather Record.

Max temp, Il min. temp, 57 total rainfall, .o0
 OCTOBER 9, 1881. Max. temp, 72; min. temp, 54.
 J. H. SHERMAN, sergt. s. c. U. S. A. sToo small to measure. Storm signals have reference only to approaching high winds Approaching high northwesterly winds indicated by red and white flags combined. During October winds from the southwest to southea ast those most likely to be followed by rain.
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The Court Record.

Superior Court-Cfvfi side-Judxe Sam
 ford.
 This court will resume it's session in the Bar library room this morning at 10 o'clock.
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Savings Bank Figures.

Returns of the savings banks of the State to the Bank Commissioners dated for the year ending October l. For the yoar ending October l, 1882, the returns for the New Haven and Connecticut savings banks have been prepared by the treasurers respectively of those institutions, and are as follows:
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CONNECTICUT SAVINGS BANK.

Number of depositors having $500 or less, 6, 1895, total amount $999, ,O36.99; number of depositors having more than $500 and less than $ 1000, 999, total amount SPAS, ,052.49 1; number of depositors having $1 ,O00 and not over $2 OOO 564, total amount $76S, ,344. 40 :; number of depositors having over $2,000, 193, total amount $522, ,986. 81 total number of depositors, 8,134 total deposits, $3, 038,- 352. 2.69; largest amount due single deposi tor $1O 243 AZ ; number of accounts opened during the year, 1894 number closed, l. O72; amount of income received during the year, $169, 762 26; amount of dividends de- clared during the year, $1O7, ,990 16; amount deposited, including interest credited the past year, $1, 100, ,439 49 amount withdrawn dur ing the year, $S3S, ,634 O1 increase of de- posits the past year, $261, ,SO5.47; amount carried to surplus or profit and loss during four per cent. State tax dur ing the past year. $6, 751.5O; United States tax, none total office expenses the past year, including salaries, $7, $50; net amount of income during the year from real estate owned, $2 735.32; amount of assets yielding loans upon real estate are secured by first mortgage the largest amount loaned to one party was $115,OOO. The assets are as follows: Loans on real estate, $1,- 477,9 ,925; loans on stocks and bonds, $2Os, 1000 loans on endorsed notes, $256,- 9O1. 10; United States bonds, $500, ,OOO l; State bonds, $7 ,OOO; town, city and corpora tion bonds, $2O1, ,ooo town, ,city and borough orders, $62 OOO; school district orders, $4, GOO; railroad bonds, $3S7, ,75O; railroad stocks none ; bank stocks in Connecticut, $74 ,OOO; bank stocks in other States, $4S,- 15O; real estate by foreclosure, $5O,9s2 25 banking house, $25,OOO expense account, $1, ,292 67; profit and loss account, $69 62 cash in bank, $27, ,636. O4; cash on hand, $3, ,245 24. Total assets are $3, 134, 951 .92 The liabilities are Amount of deposits, s.. O3s, 352 G9; surplus account, $66, ,S2541 interest account, $29,773 S2.
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News by Telegraph FROM ALL QUARTERS. IA CANDIDATES VIEWS. Letter of Acceptance from
 Nominee Cleveland. A SUMMARY OF HIS PRINCIPLES On Which He Asks for
 Election. A DEMAND BY ARABI'S COUNSEL E1oR. a Mixed Commission
 of Triers.
ESOr a Mixed Commission
 of Triers.
NEW YORK.

Cleveland's Acceptance - The Platform
 On Which He Stands. NEW YORK, Oct. 9.--The following is MT Cleveland's letter accepting the Democratic nomination for Governor:
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WANTED.
" NTEn

ID DUTLER, the hat man, wants twelve young men ID who can sell S1 and $2 hats Saturday eve {; } you must know your business or you are no use Co me- w. G. BUTLER,
 ocg 2t Church street,
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WANTED, sITUATIONsby Swedish girl to do general "A housework in a small f.mily. Inquire at
 oclO It. 98 JACKSON STREET, Fair Haven.
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WANTED.

SR4Ns BY gentleman and wife, three or four IES%yaassH rooms for housekeeping. Address
 Easii oclO 3t* "F. H. L.," this office.
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WANIEDs
 COMPETENT American widow lady would "A like to make the acquaintance Of American middle aged elderly gentleman with honorable i'm tentions other need reply. Address
 P. o. LOCK BOX 470, oc9 Sd 1w- New Haven, Conn.
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EMMA STEPHAN ]

STEPHAN !
 ORDER OF NOTICE.
 EDWARD STEPHAN.
 State of Connecticut,( Na,, u.uo., ootohor O 1000 New Haven County. A>o" A"'on' Oo'oooA '' AooA TT PON the complaint of the said EMMA s srEPHAN, U praying for reasons therein set forth for a di- vorce, now pending before the Superior Court, in and for New Haven county to be held on the first Tuesday of November, 1882 It appearing to. and being found by the subscribing authority that the said defendant is absent from this State-gone to parts unknoWn.
 Therefore. ordered that notice of the pendency of this complaint be given by publishing this order of notice in the u.ornipg journal and Courier g paper printed in sad New Haven, once week, three weeks successively before the 10th ef Octo- Der, 1882.
 EDWARD A. ANKETELL. Assistant Clerk of the Superior Court for New Haven County. oc9 oaw St
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POSITION engineer of 2 stationary engine "A thoroughly competent and cen furnish the best of city recommendations Inquire at oc7 3t- S5 DAVENPORT AVENUE.
 WANTED, A PPRENTICEs to learn the millinery business. A Apply at 15s Chapel street. oo7tf MRS. N. 2 JACOBS.
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 MT. Hale, of Utica, has issued his letter accepting the nomination for Lieutenant Gov ernor, and William c. Ruger's acceptance for Judge of the Court of Appeals, is also out.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-03-27
GENERAL FOREIGN.

PARIS, March 25.-paniel Wilson has beer
elected president of the budget committee.
VIENNA, March 25.-Oficial dispatches re-
port that small bands continually start up in
parts of Herzegovina and retire at the ap-
proach Of troops. The insurgents never as.
semble in large bodies.
CoNsTANTINopLE, March 25.-The porte,
after much delay has granted permission to
the Russian transport with convlcts and
troops for Siberia to pass through the BOs-
phorous on condition that the permission be
considered as unique and never be cited as a
precedent.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, March 25.-The Leramt
Herald, an English daily paper, has been sup
pressed by the porte.
ROME, March 25.-The statement of the
minister of finance was presented in the cham
Der Of deputies to-day. 1t dwells upon the
progressive improvement of the finances. The
surplus of 1851, which was estimated at y 50,-
900 lire, has risen to upwards of $4,000, 900
lire. The ordinary receipts exceeded the or
binary expenditure by l59,00O,000 lire. 1t is
not intended to issue any new rentes except
for railway works. The surplus of 1852 is
estimated at 100000 lire, in spite of the adj
ditioual IL, 0O0, 600 lire allotted for army pur.
poses. The minister of finance gives absolute
assurance that the abolition of forced currency
Will be completely accomplished as soon as
the treasury obtains sufficient metallic reserve.
BERLIN, March A-The Tdgeblatt states
that negotiation will take place between
Vienna and st. Petersburg on the subject of
On interview between Gar Alexander and EN-
peror Francis Joseph.
PARIS, March 25.-The Budget committee
of the chamber of deputies has been COM
pleted by the election of three members, two
Of whom are favorable with the government.
The third is M. Rouirer, who was the minis
Ter of commerce In Gambetta's cabinet.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-03-27
ASSOCIATED PRESS MARKETS.

MILWAUKEE, March 24.-FLouR-Quiet
and unchanged and in moderate demand.
WHEAT-Dull and lower; No. 2 hard .42;
No. Q fresh 1924; March 1.27; April 1.S71155 6;
May 1.29A; June 1.281l; July 1854; year
1o2N; No. LIZ; No. and rejected nomL
OATs-Quiet and steady; No. nomiDally 4Sc;
RYE-Qulet; No. 1 85Hc; No. 2 82kc.
BARLEY-Unchanged No. Gle; April SOC;
Nos extra TO-. PRovIsEoNs--Inactlve; mess
pork II OH cash and April; 17.2711s May.
LARD-Prime steam 10 65 and April; 1875
May. LIVE HOdS-Easier; at 6.15@6.75. RE-
CEIPTs-5 600 barrels of flour; 1880 bushels
of wheat; $50 bushels OF barley. SHIP
MENrs--11 ,G76 barrels Of foul; 1875 bushels of
wheat; 900 bushels Of barley.
CHICAGO, March 25.-The Drorers' Journal
reporte: Hoas-Receipts 1900; shipments
1850; generally easier; light and rough mlx-
ed SC lower; good hogs steady; common to
good mixed 6. 2016.75; heavy packing and
Shipping 6S5@7 40; light 25@6.60; Eskips
and culls 0O06. ITO. CATTLE-1Rsceipts 200;
shipments 4,100; brisk and firmer; exports
&. a5@7 25; good to choice shipping ESQ
$40; common 10 fair 5.50@6 90; mixed but
cheers 3.COl5. so, stockers and feeders, fairly
active and weak at 8 2505 IS. SHEEp-Re-
ceipts SEQ; shipments 5000; inferior to fair
4.20@5 20; medium to good 5.50@5 50: choice
CHICAGO, March 25.-FLoun- Steady and
unchanged. WHEAr-Steady and In fair de-
mand; No. 2 Chicago sprIng 1sS5@I.S511Sf
cash; 1.35H@l. 1854 Marcus; 1854 April;
l;sos May; 1.ssa9@L 2sl o June; j :25X July;
Fairly ACTIVE and shade higher 63@68c cash;
63@6s1sc March; 681lsc, April; 6S13s3&6Slxc.
May; 67x@6Sc June; 686@6S1lo July; re
jected OArEM Moderately active and
higher; 42I1@4 5c cash; 42a4c March and April;
45Ss@451sc May; 44114@a4Sa6c June; rejected
42I5Sc KrE--steady and unchanged. BAR.
LET-Easier at LOO. PoRK-Fairly active and
shade higher 17.10@t 7.l211s5 cash; 17.o715
April; 7:so@l7 :ssK May; l7.5o@i7. 5211s
June; II 7o@i7 .725 duly: LARD.Fairly ac-
10 7211SS April; 10.90@i0. 92H May; 1l.0211@
|1105 June; 11.12H@1t.l5 July. BULK
MKATs-Firmer; shoulders $50; short ribs
90; short clear $50. WHIsKY-Steady and
unchanged; 1.19. RECEIpTs-lo,0O barrels
-four; 12,000 bushels wheat: 5000 bushels
corn; Is, 900 bushels oats; 1900 bushels rye;
$4,000 bushels barley. SHrPMENTs-10,O0 900
barrels flour; II 900 bushels wheat; 5000
corn: 5000 bushels oats; 1850 bushels rye;
II, 900 bushels barley.