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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-07-27
IsaiIroad Employ es.

The leading business men of Providence,
r. l., compose the Hunts Remedy Co., and
they guarantee all testimonials published By
them to be genuine. The following, dated
May 4, 1888, from Mr.. W. H. Blanchard
Lowell. Mass, is but one Of the thousand
remarkable cures that are being made by this
wonderful medicine. Mr.. Blanchard says:
II have been greatly troubled for over six
yeart with acute kidney disease, with severe
pain in my back and hips. was formerly
employed on the Boston and Lowell Railroad
but was obliged, ewing to the constant jar, to
give m the railroad business, as many Others
have been obliged to do. on account of kid
ney disease. l have tried many medicines,
but received no permanent relief A friend
recommended me to use Hunts Remedy. I
purchased bottle of one Of our druggists in
Lowell, and commenced to improve at once.
and after using two bottles l was entirely
free from all pain. and consider myself cured
and l cheerfully recommend this wonderful
medicine, Hunts Remedy. to all the sufferers
from kidney and liver disease"
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-07-27
Last GSlp Of the N. B. III.
New Orloans States, Is,

The National Board Of Health,
although sat down upon by the Presi-
dent and Congress, still holds on tena-
ciously to the property Of the u. s.
Government, ard has 70 be taught
SEINE things, for we notice that Secre-
tary Eolger has ordered Collector
Badger 10 take immediate possession
Of the launch at the Mississippi Quar-.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-07-27
Where the Responsibility Would
Rest.

The local authorities here prefer to
act under the orders of the sO>called
Sanitary Association of the Missis'
sippi Valley rather than co operate
with the Marine Hospital Service. Ii
is insisted that a quarantine is neces
sary at Presidents Island, and one is
maintained there. If the orders Of
the self constituted Council prevail
the Taxing District will have
to pay for it, the expense
being about 5000 per month,
The railroads are left open for people
to come and go as they please. The
government has held itself ready,
when called upon, to help any locality
that needs it. The act of Congress
plainly expresses this. But the SO
called Sanitary Council set out simply
to save the life OF che old National
Board of Health, and therefore spurns
the Marine Hospital Service. This is
the position assigned to Memphis and
cheerfully accepted. In the improba,
BILE event Of al epidemic reaching this
part Of the country this year or next
year, where would the greater respon.
sibility rest2 Certainly not upon the
Marine Hospital Service. The fol
lowing letter, received by citizen Of
Memphis, clearly sets forth the views
and policy Of Surgeon General Ham
:IAs..
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-07-27
CHANCERY SALE
OF ZEAL ESTATE.

No, 1888, : Chancery Court NJ sh.,h.
county-State of Tennessee for it, own nv
ETC., Ys, J MCDaVitt ct al. No s999"s
otate oil tennessee use etc. Va W x Rnti.,
eI al and No. l4f-City of Mempbis We
Thos Holman ct al. W
ny virtue Of interlocutory deorees For
- sale, entered in the abov causes. in tba
nIst OF said causes on the 18th Febrnarv
90, and In the last two causes on JOth DIV ~
may, 1858, l will sell, at public auetion 10
tne highest bidder, in front of the Clerk and
masters ONCE, courthouse of Shelby conntv
memphis, tennessee, on
saturday, August III, ISS3,
within legal hours, the following descr;hsd
property, situated in shelby county, TenneS-
Lot No. 265 Second street, in the citv -
Memphis. BEGINNING at the intersection %
we west line OF Second street with the nsr,h
line OF the alley. between Washington ana
iAdams streets; thence north with the wet
line 81 Second street rs feet; thence vest
parallel with Washington street llgL fas, ~
the alley between Second and Main stSss,s.
thence south with sad alley rs feet To Inc ga
named; thence with said alley betwaar
Washington and Adams streets i4s% feat ~
the beginning. '/A ASe' W
Terms Of Sale.-0n a credit of nara,
months purchasers executing notes with -
proved security; lien retained for p1IchSs~
money, and all equity Of redemption hard
This July u, 1883. '"A1eu'
&. ]. BLACK, Clerk and Mast.,
~ deo Mallory, ID. Q. I'M.
WIN Smith, + II Heiskell, @ W HA;sLaII
anu HAMPTON, solicitors. liz IA
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-07-27
" ~ WIFI
JOHN B HAMILTON,
Surgeon General NJ. ii. s
st. Mays Dominican ACADEMY


This institution, at the corner Of
st. Charles sad Broadway streets,
New Orleans, Incorporated in 1862 by
the State of Louisisns, and empow-
cred to confer academic honors, is
conducted BY the nuns Of St. DOmi.
mic. The location is favorable to
health andstudy, aud most convenient
to parents and guardians, rs the St
Charles street cars pass By the front
entrance. The buildings containing
Ali the modern improvements are well
ventilated, :and the grounds ere
dry and beautiful and shaded by
stately live oaks, which furnish
abundant shade aud enable pupils ID
enjoy active exercise. Pupils are
instructed:by the nuns in every branch
suited to young ladies of the present
day, 50 as to it them if aecessary to
earnl an independent living. The
academic year beginning the hrst
Monday in September, and clos.
ing about the end Of June.
consists Of two sessions, the second one
beginning in February. Tue moye
useful arts taught, such as plain
sewing, embroidery, lace work, tapest.
~, crochet work, bead work, etc. etc
form no extra charge. Special sttsn
ton is given TO vocal and instrumental
musio, drawing and painting. The
discipline though mild is Arm ia the
mAinteunnce OF order, obedience,
lady like department and application,
The curriculum includes full course
OF French. This, however is optional
and entails nc extra charge. The
terms are reasonable. For full par.
ticuiars write for catalogue. This il
Que Of the best Catholic schools in the
South and possesses many peculiar
advantages.
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Yazoo City Herald.

Chalmerism ia about the deadest
thing nov known in Mississippi poll,
tics. The convention held on the 4th
was the biggest failure Of the year.
After extensive preparation and earn
est efforts. only about forty persona
put 10 81 appearance, and TO these the
little game COO made q speech brim-
tiql OF eqlogy and admiration 81 DC
hero OF the occasion. II will long be
remembered in Mississippi politics az
the last OF the Mississippi Malone.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-07-27

antine Station. held on to and used By
DR.. Patten for the use Of the Sanitary
Council Of the Mississippi VALLEY, and
therein we note that Secretary Folger
also states that the U. s. Government
does not recognize the existence Of the
SO called Sanitary Council Of the Mis-
sissippi Valley.
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Poo
A well known railroader writes as

A well known railroader writes az
follows
ATLANTA, FEB'Y "a, 1888.
Bonkocine Coz" Early in JanuaryI
commenced the use of BONK0CINE
for a bad case of G. which had bafiied
the skill and medicines Of FIVE physi-
clans, and three bottles cured mesound
and well. I lost no time used no other
remedy and did not change my diet
1t lisa blessing to those whose paths are
not bright"
Discard all capsules copabia, etc. and
use that which never tails, and will
keep you cured for life by acting ss c
preventive.
One bottle $40, or three Tor 800.
Sold by druggists. Expressed on re-
ceipt OF price.
BoNK0CINE CO.,
7sh Whitehall Street,
Atlanta, Ga.
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Poo

Post-offce orders from all portions of
the country will secure supply of
BoNKOCINE, the only safe, quick and
positive cure for acute and chronic
Gonorrhpa and elect ever used. Cures
effected under five days, requiring no
internal remedies, no change OF diet,
or loss Of time. Its action destroys and
antagonizes every atom of venereal
poison with which it comes in con-
tact, and is harmless to healthy parts
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-07-27
At LlherfH.

For number of years was afflicted with
kidney and gravel disease. and suffered with
pains in my limbs and back at times SO Sc
yerely that 1t seemed that could not endure
It, ! uled several so-ealled cures recon.
mended for these diseases, but they did ma
no good. A friend Of mine that had used
Hunts Remedy, and pronounced It the bss.
in use' urged me to try It. and purchased a
bottle at George K. Halls drug store in Ian.
chester. and before 1 had used one bottle I
began to feel much better, the pains in the
bladder and kidneys were reduced a good
deal, and after using I've bottles found that
Hunts Remedy had done all that it was
recommended to DO. 1t had removed all the
pain, my appetite improved, and l gained
several pounds In few weeks. 1 have re-
moved vigor and strength for one Of my
years l5D, and l can only thank the proprie-
tors Of Hunts Remedy for my good health of
to-day, and yOu are at liberty to publish this,
that 1t may be the means Of some one being
cured b7 tie use Of your truly wonderful
GOfstOwn. N. H May 7, 1883 AN'
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-07-27

A Post-ofice order forSi.OO will buy
three bottles of BONK0CINE, the only
harmless vegetable compound ever
offered which positively cures and pre-
vents the cOntagion OF arv and all We
nereal diseases.
The constant, persever1ng and uni.
versal use Of this renedy would effect
ually wipe out all venereal diseases
from the face of the earth. G. and @.
can neither be contracted nor exist
when it Is used, because 1t destroys by
mere contact. It allays all pain, sub
dues the Inflammation and promotes
quiet slumbers.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-07-27
DE. PIerce's "FaVOrIte Pres6rip-
tiOnD

always becomes TIA iaVorite remedy Of
those who try it. 1t ia q specific for
all female weaknesses" and derange-
ments, bringing strength TO the limbs
and back, and color to the face. o
al druggists.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-07-27

Hand bills Of all sizes, from the
smallest to a three sheet potter, done
With neatnesS and dispatch, at the
PUBLIC LEDGER job printing Office
Prices as low as the lowest,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-07-27

Essex COUNTY, VA-Mr. James r.
Micon, clerk, says; II have used Brownie
Iron BjtterS and found Il valuable for the
purposes which 1t clainhs."' a u t'' VI
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a Minister CursIng by assent

A gentleman was standing yester
day evening on San Antonio street
conversing with one OF our ministers,
when the electric light was turned on
at the Fashion saloon, when he re
marked that he was glad to see this
evidence Of progress. Says the D. d.,
But thoy gamble there. "Y Yes,
there is too d-n much gambling 90.
ing on here anyway" says our citizen.
Yes, that's so, replied our minister.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-07-27
TROUGH ON RATs.v

Clears out rats, mice, reaches, flies
fHts, bed bugs, skunks, chipmunks
gopheFs. lie, Druggists.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-07-27

The PUBLIC LEDGER job printing
office and blank book mandatory, IL
Madison street, execute every class
of such work in good style and at low
prices. +
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-07-27
TREAsURY DEPARTMENT.
u D WAHINE HUbFITAL CEHVIUE1
OFFICE OF THE SURGEON GENERAL,
WARRINGTON. July q. lhal


WARRINGTON, July q, 1883.
My Dear Sir
Your letter of recent date is at
hand. In Rotation to the aid to be
furnished in preventing the spread Of
yellow fever, i have to say in answer
that every assistance that can be fur
nished will be promptly given in case
OF need Immediately upon applica
ton through the proper channel. Such
necessary relief will be limited only
by the funds on hand and the needs Of
other places. The great work ct the
present time is the prevention of the
landing Of infected clothing and car
goes from the guarantees where vel.
low fever is now present.
1t is obvious that all possible
energy, both on the part OF the govern
ment aud the local boards, must at
this time be devoted to that end of
the line. i. e, the gulf coast. Should
the yellow fever spread beyond quar-
antine limits, or should a reasonable
probability of its extension exist, the
speediest measures will be taken to
prevent such extension. Such meas.
ures will necessarily depend upon the
nature Of the eIigeney; and whatever
steps are taken will necessarily be in
co operation With local boards. The
Jaw under which the present opera
tons are conducted is the broadcast
quarantine law ever placed 60 the
sratutC books, for it authorizes the
President az discretion to maintain
quarantine at points OF danger. So il
Is apparent that the legal power
vested 10 the agency selected
By the President for the per,
formanes Of the work thus made
discretionary is ample Tor ell needs
that may arise, and Is only limited By
the amount Of this appropriation.
So far as the Memphis Board is cons
cerned, am authorized to say for the
department that any necessary assist
ance will be rendered upon application
Through the proper channels.
Very truly yours,
JOHN B HAMILTON,
Surgeon General NJ. ii. S.
We hope that Memphis may never
need any national cid again in regard
to health matters, bat it looks petu
liant aud childish to set up little tin
whistle quarantine Of our own as ssss
as the National Board of Health
failed and to take the stand practically
that we would rather have no qqaran.
tine or help at all than to accept it at
the hands Of the government, through
the officers of the regular Marine
Hospital Service.
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Trust sale,

RY virtue Of a trust deed or MORTGAGE maAs
~ 70 nae By Crabtree Belcher on tie SOth day
OF OCTOBER, 1877, which Is unreoorded, 10 al.
cure the payment of oertain notes {hofein
nT .a1ll which pse past dye and unpaid,
TWeadsy, August 2, 1883,
within le' o. hours and in front Of the court
mouse soor In Memphis, Shelby county, Ten
cash. the following described lot or parcel Of
zeal estate, to.wit: Lot No. A OF Peyton'E
subdivision In the Ninth Ward, city OF Mem
phis, and bounded as follows; Beginning az
thence west 1876 feet 10 an a,ley Il feet widei
thence south 80 foot wish sid alley TO tho
southwest qernef of 6aid lot a. thence east
lSt ieet 70 P6ytoh avenue; thence north alons
zee wesg side II SAID avenue 20 the bsEipnins
with the improvements thereop.
Il. y. GRANT, Moftsaree.
Nemphis, Tenn. duly u, 1888. iSs isp
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SHIuruay, July o, ISs3.

s ~ sss sGStaNwest corner ONain and Ala.
for sale, ana eiS sS Siy yo Of iepphi' Ton oer
1st sae iollowips described real ,t est Did
on It's wsS1ssS az ~, point on Alabama street sS
rem As northeast corner " i Iot sc fe !t
SSSnty ISi ae I plan Of subdivision Of part i Of
Office, S6elby c COm ~ recorded Il Registers
tbs i Shd ~ Said beginning point BENZ "
iot own esSe Ss q northern boundary Of nv
s uSata oOnsndsry Of said Kennedys lot 10 Ky
Sy1ser 81 Bayou Gayoso, thence north
NIB NIB !ns center Of said bayou forty. fonS eady
ain nlnS lnehes thence to point on Tho son ,sSt
~ ena western limo Of Alabams streot gT,,
sSst ron the beginning point; hcnos AMY mISN
sss..wardly ifty feet 20 the heeinniNs 'S SiL
PAY 81 lots and Of said subdiyision "oine'
EQUITY Of redemption barred tnls ,.a.
a ~ IRON homostoad ana doWor, ir,tia aa
eosysv u d Hna pronounced good, but / ssll pnd.
w., VIC MCCLURE y,.....
wright FOlkes 4 Wright, attorneys. etc.
lVc w
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-07-27

WARREEToS, n. C.-Rev ] &c Bar
ham, says . used Browns Iron Btters
1t Is complete restorative, tonic snc
appetizer 'p
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-07-27

A good medicinal tonic, with real merit
is Browns Iron BitterS.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-07-27
ChancerY Sale Of
Real Estate.

No. 1906 R-zoAaneery Court Of 81 .,h, ,o,,,
-X7w Holt OF al VS. @ A vii ,ov az IOun-
~ virtue Of an introductory ,ecrso q eo a.
entered IN the above eau, a nv az 81 sSS ~
Of July. 1888, M B 80. n "a 'H s;Ii gu -, na
public auction. to the hi<hest bidder IN Slont
Of the Clerk and Masters ofBee cnn ~
OF sAe.Dy county Memphis, Tennessee, ' on
saturday, July rs, 1883,
within legal hours, the following desor;hsd
g[operty, situated in the Taxing Distriet M
oheloy county, Tenn, to-wit: -
n Itinnihg at stake on tho south side ~
EVhAI street. in the city of Memphis. the
lnterseouon o. eaid lot or parcel of land WIFI
w west boundary line of lot owned by i
a. "a Yea, thence along Poplar street westwArdlv
2So1f leet 20 sta 90, running thence soufh i6fl
rev more or less, to . stake; thence oast
alonE the line OF an alley 56H feet 10 a sEaEs
ana thence north 100 feet, more or lees. 10 tbe
point OF begtnninR, II being q part Of n Ios
or parcel e9 land conveyed by Seth Wbsatii oS
70 Holt, being the same lot upon wiiookk
ne resided at time Of his death. "'hcn
. Terms OF ile-One third oash. hale :
0 ana ~ months, notes bearing intere a. S';t ~
approved security for deferred n o. s, " I'm .l
hsn retained redemption barred. 'a0H w
R By George Mallory, D, @, SB' = ana M
hsies Weatherford. TSyior & oo,,ou
s9iAels1Lss log Ito ia 100 To-
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-07-27
TrpaLee'n NAIe-

IIEDT ard BY virtue Of trust deed ood.
y. ~ frederick Rehktpf and Chr,,sHiSsOoee
fo sHAoR sis 70 me Is trustee, on 26tia dsy az
page &c., RSSistsT IsSS ScS d IL sSogs No. u.s.
henn;. ana upon demand Of tas hen eSSS Sin.H
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-07-27
UNIVERSITY OF TENNESSEE
State AgriGQltlPd& Mechanical COllege
KnOxvfIlp. PENN
NextsesslOn Begins Sept. eth. ,ss,

eAtSeSSAOn begins Sept. 9Th, 1888
Its courses include Scientific. Literarv and
Mlntary studies under fifteen professors and
instructors N The students form . battaiien
OF cadets in change Of an experienced com
my, n;Sl'SsSss. 9ne years preparatory inst NC
uon - provided, Applicants for admission
70 this class must be Is years old and ba9" q
Ialr knowledge Of Arithmetic, Geoerapby.
k1ngnsh Hss;. ::.sr and U s. History
81 me situation Of the university Is health.
mate is superior. AAo oh-
LultloI - free to studentu AN.
pointed BY members OF the Ten, ~
see Legislature Expenses common 10
When tuition is paid add 40. V'' W "''"'
address PA''lOuiArs
Or. THOMAS W. HUMEs,
O,.e President University of Tennessee.
- l-O Knoxville. Tenn
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IL M, August is, 1888,

for the erection of an Insane Asylum for the
Eastern Division Of Tennessee. at Lyons
View, near Knoxville. For excavation and
grading; for laying about 1,oOOeOO brick In
cement and mortar, at s. per 1000, for lay
ing about 100000 brick In lime and ssnd
mortar at s@ perlOo0. Thickness Of wallis.
" INCHES, 10 Inches and % inches; wings Oh
tns egliss lg three stories high, and center
hnrd brick --' ~ ~ so'~
Plans and specihcGtions can be seen At the
Stt55ee Of the directors on and after August 10.
t 10y q a tas ef1ce Of " Il; Cusack, archi-
the right TO reject any or all bids "
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-07-27
Notice to Contractors

SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at
over First National Bank. Knexville, Tenn,
until -''
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-07-27

H. ARMSTRONG;
g. &: P & oFWhEAHEDEEs' Directors.
N CAMPbELL, SuperintendinE Physician
l2l l20 49, lbs lH7 10 ia
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NEW ORLEANS, July II, 1883.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-12-05
STATE or TRADE.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

B,LrrMoRE. Dec 4.-Flour unchanged and quiet Wheat
osSS Te wS So Xn5s ns 81 6ss
land II 1881 i2ia Western Winter Red SPOT and De
Ss~b. e GIhi'i l. saaSat
sdi nSn MSa hs1SM rsd spo 62c bid January
TsSTnH 2s7 n 5S s9d ShSa
Corn 2iOO0 bush oats $1,000 BUSH rye 900 bush
5 bush. S?S corn I ban oOVO Ou'
pee ham Wheat s ef Hsad b SHS
81 t. steady with good cd q. Gsm ,sav ' Rs
rSV recs sI 200 Gbsi Wheat $1,000 bush
Corn 5000 9gsh oas SGGo P3 oSa GOO bns BaTsy
5000 bush RrOOd 600 SDs M9sa
oa OF AL Kinds p 49, 900 bush Flour today was qpet and
Unchanged Wheat was in active demand; the market wa
reeSded liberal offerings S y rsaSsd = and
oses xeTe irregular advancing aud declining suddenly
december & d@1SSd a and m M sa
higher hye wSS bs at 6B n corn SiS6oo bush
oats BUSH Bye Sasn BneS s@Soo S Sas6
$1,000 bnsh Oats, 10000 bushI Rye $500 OuShi barley
Dec ruled steady but de
confined % small lots Of aesraos saaes 20
but declined IA c under continued lack o.
expert G as% a k 81 RED on tTSSS gram
depot oc steamer No Red 10 export ss
HS5S market active and advanced but snSsoqaen os
Of q9SoG cbaSTe IN s sIport
S SsfS. a@t steady demand iS SaT9s,
bbisi Wheat 10000 bush Corn 1000 BUSH oads ~
Oats 300 bush. , -. -. ,.. NO Pa oa.h
al O3dsi O4a December. 81 Oh bid January SHot 2
Corn active a shade lower Hihgh Mixed 1lci 40
sab and December 56i9 asked duh and nominal Re
ceipts-Wheat 10000 bush, Corn $4,000 bushi Oats
$4,000 bush shPments-wheat 1000 bush| oorn lV'Oo'
bush. Oats 400 bush. -, -. .,,a,,ox T .-d
stSoneer Al SO Bulk Meats and Bacon nominally un
changed. Hogs drm Common and Light 81 So@sh no
Packing and Butchers. s5as0 0oi Rocep's 5000 hSad
shpments $50 head .,...., x.,ho.,
dull and loweri No Red Fall eyegsl vi eas ~.
81 Ok December 81 o22Gsl Vs. o 0S Sronr aDS
higher closed prices ReceiptsaFony 1000 Dds
barley $1,000. shipments 1000 bDlsb wheat
$4,000 bushi Corn le,OOOi Oats, VOOOi H@nono
Barley, 1000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-12-05
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

NKv.YoRk, Dec 4-BEEvEs-Receipts were llS cars Of
new W. yards MI Eastman Export Cattle Din
kc S% k sad he S ssshce fed we ~
NANNY for slaaghtelef. Ts9 Of the Bedford 9
k s5 and Sn the r e averaged Mr.
viii them and ship the Sse to yeg3T DS on aS the
price these steers to-day but thought he would ascertain
yS q. %
W ey s: sa any Sse Sides were offered at
to-day &c. Western Dressed selling at 7a9tc for
0T TRe Wyoming lakes 27e quarters of Beef and $50
eaIcasse M g,On for ORA -
B. We1e D. WaiIel g lIlinYis Steer, 5S IN D. e
80 s g b a. g. 80 a. 20
96 s. So is sq aI2 ~ g yod l25 % r.; q d dS
GS B. at Sc Sss 6s5 b. d head and
70 aS East Easim "a tegS. 200 at 1S,s
2Sq al r. and at i iS E6 81 V
were e J. Eat 1t S SSih st. , and t 90
day. The sold and few Fair TO Choice
soiS County and CITY Dressed yes rather Light
few Choice reached l4c Dressed GraSsers selling at so
Saes-Ege OTIS sold Jersey veas various weights at
Hsenbeck g Davis sold 20 Gas,er, 2i9 n at lis 81 DO
96 %, at = 20 "a do "a "a at 80 10 DO
1G SHEEP AND Receipt. were cars Of 10 lI9
head-6 at 60th ST. and car az Jersey S Densna
moderately active ys.ters 9so.Sn' and sAs' few c cs
brougL Common Prime Lambs we're wanted al o2@
Gl2G
at Sd9Lsc. 20 ,.,o ..,oo,, aud an,h.
as n, at 30 10 ,,u.o. o,d p,ots t,a IA
n, AZ, n; Pennnsy lyania Lambs. ~ ID, at &c
D,IiebbecE Dewey sold 200 Pennsylvania sheep and
Lambs 80 10, at $50. o.u.-. -, 500. ,,, ,,a
DO 81 TO- at 6Lc, do go D. at 6tc DO 90 10, at &c;
state sheep 100 5Sc - do lOS o. at hes IL do lzY
H. AT % is DO l6l lac; % do SO ID. at se 80 do 10
H. M Ss4U and 20 do, ~ d. at 30 .... 80 -.
Receipts were II cars OF LAO heaaLl9 cars SqTs ~
as for Fair ood and load OF really Prime
Hogs could doubtless have been sold at oLc.