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The daily gazette., 1883-04-10

RoCllelleTe. Edgar MOIlell.
SO cents.
Meha. Georges Boutelleau.
SO cents.
LIE Peche de Son Excellence
Philbert Audebrand. SO cents.
Journal des Debats daily,
6 cents.
lie Francais (monthly), 20
cents.
Revue dcs Deux Mondes
(semi-monthly), IS cents.
North Of fThlrteenth-sireet ent ance.
A small collection of Paris
dresses that cost $3.50 to $3.50,
each, to import is ready to be
sold tor less than cost.
1877 Chestnut, second floor. Take ear In ISO5
A very large collection of
dresses of American factory
make. and Of our own make,
is ready; prices, ali the way
from neXt-to-nothing to 5000.
1897 Chestnut. second floor. Take car.
A novelty in bedroom furni-
ture is a suite OF natural cherry
inlaid with straw braid also of
natural color. The straw is
put in so deity that the Join
ings are invisible.
south gallery.
India silks of the color OF
pongee printed with small gar
net figures are about at $1.35
a yard.
Pongees are often stiff with
clay which, in wear or when
beaten, gives out an impalpa.
BILE dust. Those now here are
pretty clear of any sort of ex.
traneous substance; SO to $1l
for a piece OF about 20 Yards
The embroideries are very
various; up to $S a yard.
Ncxt-outer circle, southeast from center.
An entire counter is now
occupied with dress-patterns
of three general sorts; WOO
and silk-and-wool; cashmere
and nuns yelling embroidered
with silk; sateen and ginghan
embroidered with cotton.
Third circle, south from center
Spring jackets of light and
dark cloth, and wraps Of black
wool ottoman, silk ottoman
and gros-grain silk, are ready
Mere naming of them give:
little notion OF what they are
Both the cloth and silk are vari.
Gus beyond telling. Many
are exceedingly pretty. Jackets
S3. 80 to $l5. Wool wraps
Sc to $35. Silk wraps, Sis
to IS.
1901 Chestnut
I BILE and piano covers al
half value. A lady who had
just bought one yesterday hap
pening to hear another say
"l'll look elsewhere first !" re.
piled, "I'll save you thai
trouble. I've been all ovel
town. You can buy tor hal
the money here"
East of Arcade, 1913 Chestnut; NTH counter.
Pocket knives, shears anC
scissors OF Peters Brothers
make that don't turn out well
bring back and get new.
Basement; q 10
New Swiss carved usefu
articles have come.
Basement.
. JOHN WANAMAKER,
The daily gazette., 1883-04-10
PHILIP DoUGHERTY.

NOTICE. - 1, DANIEL CREEDEN,
IN OWNER OF the house known as the Hook
essin Hotel, In the village Of Hockessin, School
District 90 Mill Greek hundred,
county OF New Castle State OF
Delaware, In compliance with the requirements
of the Act of the General Assembly, in such case
made and provided, do hereby give notice that |
shall apply In writing TO the Court of General
Sessions OF the Peace and Jail Delivery OF the
state OF Delaware, in and for N New Castle county
on Monday, the 7th day of May next, A. n, 1874
being the first day of said court for license for
said house inn tavern for the sale The PeiD
Of Intoxicating liquors in less quantities than
one quart, TO be drunk on the premises, and the
following respecta BILE eitizens residents OF said
ward, recommend the said application, viz +;
Arthur Fox JOS y bay
Peter Latferty Albert Williamson
Con " Creeden Thos NJ Robinson
Lewis NDrnke Peter Connell, Jr
Lea Pusey Patrick Hyde
James Kelley Chas Schlachter
A7-3tI DANIEL CREEDEN.
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NoTICE. l, GEORGE W. oRT, Ip,

NOTICE. = l, GEORGE W. ORTl Up.
~ THE TENANT of the honse known as the
Clayton House. situated at Nos. 5 and East
FifSh rfmu street in the Fourth ward of the city
Delaware, In compliance with the REQUIREMENTS
OI the Act OF the General Assembly, IN such
ease made and provided. do hereby give nofIce
G,naId that shall apply IL writing to the Court Of
General Sessions Of the Peace and Jail Delivery
of the State Of Delaware, In and for New Castle
county, on Monday, the 7th day of May next, A.
D., 1883. being the first day Of said court for A
license for said house as an Inn or tavern Tor the
sale therein oflntoxicatIng liquors In less quAn-
Titles than pnr quart, TO be drunk on the premises
ana t1e Following respectable citizens, residents
OF said ward, recommend the said application
Vizs .f
Y Fearoe VIM Ais ntzer
? ~ saunuers Bernard Row
James Mills Jos " Hart
John Hanson q ID i1eland
Martin Farrell Henry H.lin
4 EiWoOu olnRley Joseph Fnllmer
Brown Thos Eaton
August TenWeRes Albert Wavnar
Eefdinand Fnllmer Isaac Dilln
u II brown Townsend
John Fehrenbach John McCaffrey
sio-% GEO w 0RTLLP
The daily gazette., 1883-04-10

WHEN THE Dover people hear Statesmen
Quinn and Garrett spread themselves before
the Legislature, this afternoon, they will
wonder how the people of Wilmington re-
Trained from sending them to fill the po-
sitons now occupied by Speaker Bates and
Senator Belts. 1t was an oversight, sure,
but perhaps It can be remedied In the
future
The daily gazette., 1883-04-10

TESGNT or the pToperiv siaaSea hASAhAS al NJ
ward of the city Of Wilmington, county
OF New Castle and State Of Delaware
~ compliance with an Act Of Assembly, In such
ctse made and provided do hereby give notice
that shall apply In writing to the honorable the
Judges of the Court of General Sessions, of he
Peace and yaii Delivery of the State Of Delaware,
IN and for New Castle county, on Monday, the
7th day Of May next A. D., 1883, being the hrst
day ofsaid court for license for said house as
~ Inn Or tavern, for the sale therein OF
quart to be drunk ON the premises, and the
following respectable citizens, residents of said
district, recommend the said application, tO
The daily gazette., 1883-04-10
q -.

TnE BAsE BALL season opened spiendidly
in this city, yesterday, and the home club
was given send OFF that can be accepted as
an ample guarantee that Wilmington will
give substantial and encouraging support TO
able representatives of our national pastime.
The daily gazette., 1883-04-10
n Office. |, LEWIS
sAssF

NOTICE. |, LEWIS SASSE,
~ TENANT or the within mentioned premIses
In compliance with an Act of Assembly In such
case made and provided, do hereby give notice
that shall apply III writing 10 the honorable
thd Judges of the Court OF General Sessions of the
Pehce and Jail Deli, cry of the State OF Delaware
In and for New Castle county, on Monday, the
7tlN day Of May next A. D., 1889, being the first
day Of said court, for n license 10 keen an
inn tavern AT No. 10 East Second
streets, In the Second ward of the city Of
Wilmington, Del, and TO sell Intoxicating
liquors IN less quantities than one quart TO be
DRUNK on the premises and the following respec-
table citizens residents Of said ward, recommenH
The daily gazette., 1883-04-10
That nnsnand Of MIN,

is three times the man he was before he be-
gan using "Wells' Health Remover. 81
Druggists
The daily gazette., 1883-04-10
Wells, "nouvn ON Uorns."

Wells "hOugh ON COrns."
Ask for Wells "Rough on Corns." IS
cents. Quick, complete, permanent cure.
Corns, warts, buniOns,
The daily gazette., 1883-04-10

NOTICE. - TO THE HONORABLE
~ il DGES OF the Court of General Sessions
of the Peace and jail Delivery of the state of
Dcltwarc, In and for New Castle county. We
the undersigned respectable citizens OF the First
ward In the ctyof Wilmington do hereby certify
that John MnlrOOney who is the owner of the
store aud u eInises situated at No. 500 Tatnall
street, in tnt First ward, city, county and State
aforesaid and described In their application snd
wh' Is an applicant for license on MONDAY
May 7th A. D., 1883, being the next term of said
court, for the sale of Intoxicating liquors in
quantities not less than one-half gallon thar elm
not 10 he drunk the premises he being a
licensed retailer of goods, wares md merchandise
the aggrcga Z cost value of whose stock respect
ely constantly kept on hand for sale Is not less
than i've hundred dollars. he is man of full age
of sOOriety and good moral character; that such
sale Of Intoxicating liquors at the said place Is
necessary to accommodate the public: that he is
the owner Of said house, and the true rental
value Is hye hundred dollars.
T. j McManus August Bickta
August Bierlnann Charles g. WinslOw
Lewis A Bickta John Bader
Danie McCusker Daniel McElwee
W illam Baker james Megarey
Thomas Russell James Green
Michael Megarey CT Blekta
PatTick DOughertY James McElwee
John Greenlee Michael DAWN
John RObelen John Dunn
Thomas ID Gibson Philip Plunkett
Daniel MeIalk key Austin GaynOr
a9-3l JOHN MULRooNEY.
The daily gazette., 1883-04-10
NOTIOE.-L PHILIP DOUGHERTY,

IN TENANT or the within mentioned premises
In compliance with an Act of Assembly In such
case made and provided, do hereby give notice
that shall apply In writing TO the honorable, the
Judges OF said Court OF General Sessions of the
Peace and Jail Delivery Of the State of Delaware,
In and for New Castle county, on Monday the
7th day of May next A. D., iB83 being the irst
day Of the court, for license to keep nn Inn or
tavern at N. E. cor. Second and Tatnan streets
In the First ward OF the city OF Wilmington,
Del, and to sell Intoxicating liquors in less Ran-
titles than one quart, TO be drunk on the prem
and the following respectable citizens resident
Of said ward, recommend the said application, TO
The daily gazette., 1883-04-10

WE RECEIVE with much surprise the Off
cial announcement of the morning organ
that " trained lobbyist - is " creature
not to be found in the Republican party
" of Delaware" If this be so, where are
we to class Messrs. Massey and Bird, whose
potent influence in matters of general legis-
lation has been frequently demonstrated at
the State Capital. Perhaps they are not
lobbyists ; perhaps they are not Republi'
cans maybe creature " is n0t a
lobbyist or lobbyist is not g creature Z"
Perchance "a but, after all, itSSno worth
while to purs ue the fsaiJfGt aIly further, FOR
tine organ, as usual, does not know what it
il talking about.
The daily gazette., 1883-04-10

NJ OTICE.-I, CHARLES j. II BECKETT,
~ THE OWNER Of the house situated at No.
l08 West Seventh street, In the Fifth ward Of the
city OF Wilmington, county Of New Castle and
State Of Delaware, In compliance with the re
qulrements of the Act Of the General Assembly
In such case made and provided, do hereby give
notice that shall apply In writing 10 the Court
OfGenera Sessions ofthe Peace and jail Delivery
Of the State of Delaware, In and for New Castle
county, on Monday, the 7th day OF May, A. d..
1888 be ng the first day of said court, for license
for said house as an fnn tavern for the sale
therein of Intoxicating liquors In less quantities
than one quart, to be drunk on the premises
and the following respectable citizens of the said
ward recommend the said application, TO wit;
Th0s Reilly John Mccormick
J Marshall Harlan Frank A Taylor
Chas henton WIN II Robinson
ThOs King Sinclair
Robert Hagen Vim O'COnnsr
Smiley ) King Edward Murphy
Nathan Lieberman A Given
James Murphey JAS Noore
WIN Lemon Daniel Mulherin
John Fercy VIM Simmons
James Il HArkins Alexander BeRRs
Enoch Moore Jr II II RhOads
Jacob Null John ID Bates
a7-St CHARLES J. II. BECKETT.
The daily gazette., 1883-04-10

NOTICE., VINCENT o. HILL,
AN OWNER OF the within. mention preInlse
in com plianca with an Act OF Al sem bly, IN such
casf made and provided do hereby give notice
tina ! shall apply In writing TO the honorable,
the Judges Of the Court OF General Sessions Of
the Peace and Jail Delivery Of the State of Della
ware, In and for New Castle county, on Monday,
a. 81 day OF sa Ia rourt for a license TO keep an
inn or Tavern, known AS the Black bird Hotel in
the village OF Blackbird school District No 90
Blackbird hundred New Castle co. and 10 sell in
toxicatlng liquors In less quantities than one quart
To We be drunk on the premises and the following
respectable citizens, residents OF said district
recpmmend the said application, to wit
ChAs. b. Warren Wm.J. Naylor
Win. Hadley A. Lockerman
WIN. LOckermAn Alex. MOurO
Jadob Hill WIN. T. Webster
Milard +. Reed Peter Miner
Mort. Records Geo. v. Mouro
Elias LOckcrman kndle A. Warren
a'-3t'3tI VINCENT .. HILL.
The daily gazette., 1883-04-10

Journal des Debats daily,
6 cents.
lie Francais (monthly), 20
cents.
Revue dcs DeuX Mondes
(semi-monthly), IS cents.
The daily gazette., 1883-04-10

NOTICE. Il, JOHN H. DICKINSON,
~ OWNEROF the within n-mentloned premises
in compliance with an Act Of Assembly in such
case made aud provided, do hereby give notice
that shall apply In writing TO the honorable
the Judges of the Court Of General Sessions oil the
Peace and jan Delivery OF the State Of Delaware
IN and Tor New Castle county, on Monday, the
7th day Of May next, A. D., iSsS being the first
day of said court, for licenee'tO keep an Inn or
tavern Nst5 known as the ,gunetion HoI e, at the
streets, In the Second ward of
the city Of Wilmington, Del, and to sell ntoxi-
eating liquors In less quantities than one quart TO
ue drunk on the premises, and the following re-
spectacle citizens residents of said ward RECON-
mend the said application, to wit:
Geo Rodney Higgins John Dunbar
Robert Kenyon Frederick Fisher
Y u Harner John Richardson
merrett Charles Thomas
Frank RI Iidy Andrew jrntz
Mm Quinn Michael Kenny
Mm !. Heal Chas II Beckett
Nathl MelchiOr Patrick Harney
Anton Henze Geo w Quinn
Frank = Davis Geo II Burroughs
b WOlfson Patrick PlunLett
q X Gilmore RN KIrby
John Elliott n Is Morrison
Barr
a10.H JOHN ii DICKINSON.
The daily gazette., 1883-04-10
Bal Gazette
NnMINoToN. TUESDAY. APRIL 10.
The New Charter. .

After giving patient hearing to the dis
gruntled members of the City Council who
visited Dover, this morning, the House Of
Representatives should pass the new city
charter without delay, in order to give the
Senate ample time for careful considera-
tlon OF the pon1erous and weighty measure.
Despite the suggestions the City Councl
may have to offer, the Legislature will do
we'll to pass the charter in the shape it was
left last week, after the various amendments
we're proposed and adopted and the bill laid
on the table. These amendments were pre-
Jared with great care by Speaker Bates and
lis associates, and the best proof of their en-
ire fairness and general acceptabilisy is that
they are heartily approved by the leading
Republicans as well as the active, working
Democrats of Of this city.
Particularly should the Legislature defeat
any attempt to prevent action upon the
charter until it is too late to secure its en-
actment. Already the city has been at an
expense of over thousand dollars for the
purpose Of securing new charter, and to
have it defeated at this late day would
De Ttcklcss waste OF LDe
peoples money. Besides, the city needs
a new charter, and it would be better to
have simple codihcation of the existing
laws relating to the city of Wilmington,
without any radical change, than to longer
continue under the present charter,
which has been SO patched and
altered during the past thirty
years as to be unintelligible and almost use
less.
Oi course, it is rather humiliatiug to tn,
majority members OF City Council to hav,
their work so completely revised by the
Legislature, but when they reflect that The
latter body has finished the job in a man
ner much more satisfactory to th'
people, they ought TO have sufficient sound
sense to keep hands off and allow the
amended charter to go through with 0ut
protest. If they do not adopt this wst
course they will only have their trouble fol
their reward, as the Legislature already has
ample assurance that its work of revision il
satisfactory to the people of this city.
The daily gazette., 1883-04-10
JAMES A. WILSON.

NOTICE. Il, THOMAS r. MOUSLEY,
~ OWNER OF the within mentioned premises
In compliance with an Act of Assembly In such
case made and provided, do hereby give notice
thai shall apply In writing 10 the honorable the
Judges of the Court OF General Sessions OF the
Peace and Jail Delivery of the State of Delaware,
In and for New Castle county, ON Monday, the
1th day Of May next, A., D., lssa being the first
day df said court for a license 10 Keen an inn or
taveHn at the Northeast corner Of Market
street and Elliott avenue IN the : Ninth
ward Of the city of WIlmi n Rtoo Ilel and 10 sell
Intoxicating liquors in less quantities than one
quart, to be drunk on the premises and the fol-
lowing resDectable citizens residents, of said
trgcf tt,s ~ M =
The daily gazette., 1883-04-10
JOHN WANAMAKER,

Chestnut, Thirteenth and Market streets
aud Clty-han square, Philadelphia.
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The dealings in State bonds included Connect
cut Is at 00l4: North Carolina consolidated 9s NJ
77i2. and South Carolina Browns" at 1924.
Ncw-York City IS, 1898, sold ut 115h. There
were no TRANSACTIONS in city bank stocks.
The railroad and miscellaneous bond market was
dull ani for business there generally was some
concession in priccs Canada Southern frs. 81 de-
cIned 10 05I2N85ai West Shore and Buffalo
frsts were specially depressed and declined from
74Ds 10 1884; Ncw-York, Chicago and st. Louis
first Us however, strong at 1912 Lake
Erie and Western first 6s sol at 05and incomes al
80 Chicago Burlington and Quincy debeniure os
sold at 90; 81. Paul and Manitoba copsols we re
firm at lOIas01O2; Wabash Grst ~. LOUIS
division rs sold at 96i2 and first 5s Chicago diyis-
ION at IT; Texas and Pacific incomes decline from
59sl TO 577s, and irsts RIO Grande division from
1884 to 76 Northern Pacific irsts were steady ~
1043s.
The sub-Treasury to-day gained on balance
500, 00s made up by gains of $l3f,s24 currency
and S74, 244 coin The days transactions coyered'
Receipts 81. 903, 900. payments $2,7o4,e9l. cur
rency balance $7.220,540, coin balance slio'-
97S,25l. The local money market to-day was easy
for call loans at 202ia per cent There is no change
in tho domestic exchanges on New-York.
The Clearing House statement to-day was as ioi-
lows: Exchanges, 500, 952, 072; balances, o'o'z''
sS3.
The United States Treasury at Washington to-day
received $277, 900 National bank notes for redemp
ton. The customs receipts were $611 49, ana tno
internal revenue receipts $682.055.
The markets for Forsign Exchange arc dun pu'
firm at unchanged quotations for business az ioi-
lewE BankerS bills, "a s3l4 and "a s7lA for long
and short respectively; 22L and 10 for irancsI
94lx aud 95 for reichmarks; 30's and 4o's ior
guiiders.
In London this was bank holiday and inc s'ocA
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sscs sherman & Culver tor aerndon Co. Kentucky
dsTson ONO stse- ilos n at i0Ie % ~ Ior Per:
Essssq f,s s7S S's' il g
Rs g II az si rs It. n b. iSr 8
S 5s 81 6r cSs%,ns u Sa e ssss
SS"s g ss 1H'l: S!'S s. iis d. o.
NE e 4sss 20 for Selves e az ii Ois st.
% p a Illinois o s,ess g. i 9s "a a. No. 10 3D. al @ So Is
A. s G =. i ! "a g a dc .s p 81 g as
CO oS eS@% ss q ice Esas ~ S
a. ' ii,. O. Is Is do do 1896 lie
S S i la' S S a. s. iii per ss DO iS Il In
S dana AS S H. TIE; il DO SS5 b. at ic 81 do IT'S o.
At lie -. 49,. ,...a.,.,,. :, ,,,,o,,
st sSsst x. ias7 H. b. a Fac d S Is do
at la e S per e head Si DO lbs 70 s
TO- az le' do LIZ H. At i9.e. 10 do SGnrs sc soo
Il do 40 i pSsi S 30 at a0 1896. " ''''''
&s cSyPCGs, 4 T. K e s s!seS e.
ist ess 81 per head rs 40 lac K a. 1Sts
s s1S = 1850 s5 nsasi r s'%eRs Gi
ST IS s's &c Sd S :. S' 81 per mead
iio seR IL 4 drgeny oaiP s!sers it2s p
90 head Pepper u Virginia steers s' d D7.
@ e s. & IF s' g s7 fIs1S
i0L 81 i66t ~ Tee and e9e per heal u DO, iTSi ~
CSC s 10; fcr j. sehsmbsrg & CO., Missouri steers
1869 10. at 80 los ILLINOIS do 2Os TO- az lo4c 20 70;
81 y Is SsI' 'S s5ssF;
DC e1as5 Il M Ct &
g Isss s0f gSr sSsa dc as ICs g
al fEc $40 225 D. az lls is DO lS7 e. az l.,ss; do 70
Ss 1870 IS a. sas is $ se' g y
S &c 90 49, r. az GOql Sd peS a asn tS d.
ssi 80 aS; q LILO TsSo =
d asSp 7 e b. l. iis 80
10,
IL ie i sss 3 pds head 70. ssls 3d. lies s.
at iosc ds sSG aS ior n Mors o. Texans ol2
S Sc B. az az DC sSd G and Sd isi
g. sSc o. do $50 No. l'o 10 iaOi, do ies No. at 50 81
n nsr head 81 ao CSs d az i6
s s. g. vsr head q SS S 49, r. Is
0ac 500 per head 80 do LBS d. at ,oc less VI per
h1 a. wcsthsier for Lehman Brothers. 10 slns Steers
lsso D. atilhc % ~ less siS; ,. DO iSa a. lS.c
H. h. Burcsrd commission 81 Ohio Steers iSso TO- ~
T. ss%ass for sells 30 Colorado Steers zoos at lo.c,
a. sS e. a 1877 sns 90 ss d. lia Il sr
C. Kahn Tor j. Browns As Kentucky steers Lose at l2c
e 81 g 81 % ior b bSns ss %fs y
A!enbss aca no steers t Ss7 daS az o iS
Is T for s. 50 Ohio steers 1907 TO- at iitc 90 d.
a. w. Genroc sold for VIM ssl Incs, steers =
p and II per head as 40 is4s ID, at 50 io a no. iA
r Siis for self, 40 Illinois steers. i,sOosi''o d. 81
n q Eastman Tcports s5 Illinois sseers ~ cwt. at 60
90 nj ~ do, " cwt At libci S's DO ~ '"" ~
aS Mullen on commission, IS BULLS sls pn6 90 ~
At nss s Do psS's 81 u DO $40 o. 20 s' "a DO
Sis for week o. . ss q commSs
y. sss u 8
C CALVES Receipts wero iisa head all o. S'1a''A''~
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supply moderate and the market LEA setiye q ful
SO sS7o drasssrs zsi'ss and ssssfS
3 ;ss % yse,s lss
ssso Ss aSs l5ss sss
.s.Ss F. q Fsa Sai SSs, 80
9 s:s ss IS 20 81 .s cs an. lss
Ss%:; S$'1 e. yss: Il 2
stsc % fSs T. az az o Lee Sdo "a
S4 a Fl T. 10 e e. sli IT, e. q sec
$50 isi b. ssss 81 ss
t'ssy &C. 'G 6 e x u "a
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts were 81 cars. Of 1soos
and half dozen Carloads were srsady IL The ysrds nom
,, sheep we're plenty and deiSsa nom
5s.c per while Prime lots reached sSSc. The sverige
Common steady Prime sold readily a. shade advance
From Fds aSS g eoSs ns sold g
oI saissJ ssaisr Co. sold s27 Ohio sheep ssp -
ss sas w sse Ssaa &C. sSa iS % -
egKen5ucky 40 "a o. e Sci 2iS Ksntscs Lacss % q =
e. ss 81 49, az g ii i!s
al d. s 80 d. q
T. 5: Kase sold: 40 Virginia Ewes SO %. as4ss 100 Wa
Newt0n Gflett sold: ~ state Sne0p Ill 81
02 h. at 80 Co. 30 Ohio do 81 m a. 6c: "a do - D. q
&C. 20 do 10 d. at $50; 2U9do 81 at I2 1l6 Weseer9
8 a. g g. 90 81 Isl
J. Pideccf sold: 1853 Kentucky lambs g ., 81 7tet
2lO Virginia Go G2 To- 100 OHIO sheep 90 D. Ct - W
IL b. At s. 80 do. b. sse; 100 d. % ).
at 4i2c.
walsh Kirby Co Sold isi Ps1nsyyania lambs Ss e
sSur sheep g o. a. Se' u 5'se AZ III = a. $50 i"'
% ksntucsy 90 81 No. &C. iss d. very con-
mon 81 &c; 90 PeDnsyvsnia sheep lt D. at6lcs
30 do 81 h. at ~ Western do, lis D. at6's I53 doS
20 o. s4e 1855 DO SO o. at6'sc 1876 do 90 %. At sci
HallsnSscs Davis Sold 1877 Canada Lambs ~ D. q 7es
434 Kentucky do SO &C 6c; 2t8do 52 No. 60 6x 10 stase
TO- 6s.c; do 81 6lsc 203 Michigan DO 81 b.. -
6s4c; IL State sheep l07 b. 6c 81 do 81 D. a. III
do "a d. 5c l2S Pennsyvania DO 02 81 6c Z5o niclt
Do 80 D. t6c is2 DO 81 b. At SAC and Sc2 DO ~ y
Hume Mullen sold: Al state lambs 80 7c g Dc.
So p 7sS So PssrsyiysDs Do y p q 81 " az "a
DO l7s OHIO sheep log o. = GIG 2e "a fss s
do. 95 b. at 6ac.
Hoas-Receipts were 81 cars 1879 head-e2 cars =
Jersey City and "a cars st 6othst Market iaar -
ssss-smilh Reid sold Is state Hogs 100 nM % 1870
]. Hunter sold Is state Hoxs $50 10. ct 6hc.