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"No, sir I don't believe newspaper mon
are any more dissipated than any other class
of men who earn their living by their brains.'
said Mr.. A. B. Siegfried, manager OF the ad
vertisin9 department OF the st. Paul Pioneer
Press. still, those OF them who do work are
tempted to stimulate, for It's very hard on
the nerves and stomach
"As for example-?"
"As tor example, in my own case. I stuck to
my desk on this paper until my nerves were
like bunch Of telegraph wires after gale,
and my stomach kept about as good time as
two dollar watch. Ny friends suggested
this and the doctors advised that, but
one day caught on to an 'ad,' Of PARE.
ER's Tonic, and tried 1t. have never endors-
a proprietary medicine before. but shall de-
part from my rule and say that the Tonic is
not merely the best thing, but the only thing
that breaks up these attacks All desk work
ers should make q note OF IT."
This preparation which has been known as
PARKRRs GINGER Tonic, will hereafter be ad-
yertised and sold simply under the name OF
PARKxR's TONIC. As unprincipled dealers are
constantly deceiving their customers by sub
mitting inferior articles under the name OF
ginger, and rs ginger IL really an unimport-
ant ingredient, we drop the misleading word.
There 1s no change, however in the prepa-
ration itself. and all bottles remaining In the
hands of dealers, wrapped under the name OF
PARKRR's GIN6ER Tonic. contain the genuine
medicine II the fac simile signature OF HIsCOx
q Co. is at the bottom OF the outside wrapper,
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nEsCUED rx,,M DEATH

The following statement of william J. Cough
In, OF Someryille, Mass, is 80 remarkable that
We beg to ask for it the attention of our read
ers. He says "In the fall OF 1876 was taken
with a violent bleeding OF the lungs, followed
by severe cough. l soon began to lose my
appetite and flesh. l was SO weak at one time
that could not leave my bed. In the sum.
mer OF 1877 was admitted to the City Hospital.
While there the doctors said had q hole in
my LETT lung as big as a halfdollar. 1 expend-
ed over hundred dollars in doctors and med
icines. was 80 tar gone at one time q report
went around that was dead. gave up hopo
but Il friend told Inc OF DIR. WIN. HALLS
BAISAM FOR THE LUNGS. I laughe at
my friends. thinking my case iEcurable, but I
got a bt tile to satisfy them, when to my sur
prisea d qualification, 1 commenced to feel
better My hope, once dead, began to revive,
aud to lay feel in better spirits than have
tho past three years.
IL write this hoping you viii publish 1t, SO
that every one afflicted with Diseased Lungs
will be induced to take DR.. WIN. HALLS
BALSAM FOR THE LUNGS, and be convinced
that CONSUMPTION CAN BE CURED.
have taken two bottles and can positively say
that 1T has done me more good than all the
other medicines I hcTe taken since my sick.
ness. My cough has almost entirely disap-
peared and shall soon be able to go to work. ,.
sold bv II. X. Cochran. lS7 North Queen street
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BeoChor's Had Head.

For two months in the year Henry Ward
Beecher can't preach. In August and Septem.
Der he takes his vacation and cndures the
onset of the hay fever. And 1t Is SO he says,
something terrible and tremendous. A man
with hay fever isn't accountable for his ac-
tions. He is merely wild beast-frantic with
snuf1ing, sneeZino and headache His eyes
are red and so Is his nose. Every nerve in his
skull thrills with distress and his head is a
fountain OF tears. He lives only to fly from
seaside to mounrain-top in search of relief.
Aud yet, whether we call this form of Ca
tarrh hay fever, rOse-fevcr, hay cold or rose-
cold, Ely's Cream Balm will cure 1t. This re.
medy is simple, pleasant and easy of applica-
tiOn. Placed in the nOstrils it penetrates and
soothes tho affected parts at once, restores
the impaired senses and creates healthy secro-
tions in cases of the longest standing. You
cannot run away hay fever. but you can drive
it from you by using Ely's Cream Balm.
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SECOND EDITION.
TUESDAY EVENING, JULY 81. 1888.
FOREIGN mAFTERS.
The London "Jimes" ON the Killing Of
Carey. Pea

the London "Jinaes" on the Killing Of
Carey. .
LONDON, July 31.-O'Donuell, who shot
James Carey, the informer, was accompa-
MED from England by his wife, who ap
peared to be on intimate terms with the
Carey family during the voyage.
The Times pronounces the death OF
Carey public misfortune. It says he
had been an instrument of justice. Tho
murder is calculated to encourage daring
and lawless spirits to commit acts of
violence. The joy caused in ireland by
the informer's death is proof that many
elements of danger still exist there"
Tho Berths Carey Secured.
Third class berths on the steamer Kin
fanris Castle were secured on juno 30th
at Dublin for Port Elizabeth for a Mr..
Powers, and his wife and seven children,
which is the exact number of Carey's
family. On July O'Donnell secured
passages for himself and wife on the same
steamer. 1t was not known until yester-
day by the steamer agents that Powers
was James Carey.
Carey died without speaking after he
was shot. O'Donnell is an Irish American.
He denies that he knew who Carey was
previous to his arrival at Cape Town. 1t
is reported that an internal machine was
found in ODoDnells possession.
The Cholera Among the Troops.
Special dispatches state that there were
eight deaths from cholera at Alexandria
yesterday. A surgeon has died in the
British camp at ElWerdan. The com
mander of the British force at Cairo
telegraphs to the war offices that the
general health of the troops is good. He
says that the cholera is less violent at
Cairo and that the cases under treatment
are more hopeful.
275 Deaths at Cairo From Cholera.
ALEXANDRIA, July 31.-Two deaths
from cholera occurred here yesterday.
The number of deaths from the disease at
Cairo yesterday was 275.
aSne American Injured.
NAPLES, July 3l.-The only American
known to be injured by the earthquake on
on the island of Ischia, on Saturday night,
was Miss Vonallen, and she is only
slightly hurt.
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neut isii!s In the taouse,
Live Stock Prices.

CHICAGO o-Hogs-Receipt.. 900 head ship
ments. 4,iN head: weak; 10 DISC lower
mixed s. 25a5 so: heavy. Is 8506 % !;
light. IS SO56 80; skips, $56OG5 IS; closed very
heavy.
Cattle-Eeceipts, 1900 head; shipments.
ZOO head; market biIsk best grades 49,
an pnins. = 65S5 80; common to medium,
81 6O05 40.
Sheep-Receipts. 1900 head; shipments. go
fairly active weak inferior 10 fair. s3G3 Is !;
good, "a 25 choice, $50.
EAST LIBERTY--C -Cattle-Receipts, 1889 head :
market opens Il active. v ith prices &c higher
than last week.
Hogs-Receipts. SEQ head: market firm |;
FLiladelphias. IS 20G6 30 Workers.. 36 :Od6 Is.
Sneep-Reeeipts, 1000 head !: market active
at about last weeks prices.
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THE TELEGRAPH STRIKE.
Alleged TamperiDg With tho Wires Of tn
W0StOrn Union.


Western Union.
NEW YORK, July 31-Oficers of the
Western Union telegraph company state
that 25 wires have been either cut or con-
Eected with fine wire so as to be for the
moment useless between New York and
Newark on the Hackensack meadows, that
13 wires have been cut between New York
city and Williams bridge, and 10 between
the latter place and Leaisdale. And that
all the wires on the Fort Wayne road near
Englewood. Ills, have also been cut.
Two more Of the striking operators
returned to work. Tho men at St. John
who went out are all returned. The
strikers at Halifax applied to be reipstated
but found their places filled
"A Manly Denial Of the Uhs-ge that the Wires
Wero Cut.
At the headquarters of the strikers to-
day it was denied that the wires b ad been
cut by the striking linemen. II the wires
had been cut by them the brother
hood would order them repaired free of
cost tc the company. 1t was said this was
simply an excuse of the company for de-
laying messages. 1t was denied that any
men had returned at Philadelphia, and it
was said that encouraging reports were
coming in from all parts of the country.
Auo NOru 8uu EtOuE L4cuhuS0 n6IuS0 10
Interfere.
BALTIMORE, Md. July 31.-At a meet.
ing Of the corn and flour exchange to-day
resolutions calling on the telegraph com.
paDies for better service were tabled 10y a
vote Of 40 to 3S. Prominent members said
the exchange had nothing to do with the
difficulties existing between the telegraph
companies and their employees.
Rather Late
SPRING LAKE, N j., July 31.-A tele-
graph operator named johnson, who took
the place at the Monmouth house left va
cant by one of the strikers, struck last
night.
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COLUMBIA NEWS.
CUR KE0ULAk OORR18POHD1N'
Events Along tho susquehsnns-leems
lnteros. In and Around the Borough
PICKED up BY the lnteln-
$1,000. R~v>nrH~e

Events Along tho Susquehanno-Aeoms
lnteres. In and Around the Borough
PICKED mp BY the lnssln-
eencer Reporter.
Heating pipes are now being laid be-
tween the engine room of the Pennsyl-
vania railroad sand house and the depot Of
the same company, by which the latter
building will be heated in cold weather.
The distance between the buildings is
about 100 yards, and the pipes must te
laid under the railroad tracks.
The Enects OF Jealousy.
A jealous husband of this place tried to
commit suicide by making the attempt to
throw himself over tho banis,ers of stair
case last night. because he had seen his
wife take walk with two friends of tho
opposite sex. The latter persons are in q
state of mortal fear for their own safety.
a Curious Relic.
Mr. John Keesey has 50 shilling piece
of currency which was issued by the Grand
Assembly OF Pennsylvania in October, 1773.
On it is printed the sentence, "TO cOun-
terfeit is death" One side bears the
names of the printers, Hall and Sellers It
is quite curious relic of the old colonial
days of this great state.
stung BY = Wasp.
Mrs. Jacob Oberlin, residing near Nor
wood, was stung by wasp yesterday and
such serious symptoms of lockjaw sp-
peared as to render a physician's services
necessary. Her condition was much i'm
proved this morning, and no dangerous
results from the sting are now antici-
pated.
Miss Annie Sweeney and Mrs. VIM
Painter, are visiting friends IN Philadel-
phia.
Master John Ryan, of Pottsville, is the
guest of his uncle, Mr.. Robert Ryan.
Mr.. b. F. Steiger, wife and son, of
Alexandria, Va are the guests of Mr. A.
j. Kaufman.
Mrs. John Hummel, of Conschohocken,
is the guest of Mrs. Robert McMurry on
Second street.
Mr.. Benjamin Lichty, of the Philadel-
phia Office of the superintendent of tho
Philadelphia division of tie Pennsylvania
railroad, left to-day after few days stay
here.
Minor ltems.
The exterior of Mr.. Hiram Wilson's
residence and store is being repainted.
Two drunks were before Squire Young
last evening. They were discharged on
payment of costs.
Chiquesalunga tribe of Red Men and
Putnam circle, No. 113, B. U. (H. F.) c.
A., meet this evening.
The cellars for two ne W houses are now
being dug on Seventh street, between
Walnut and Chestnut.
The banks of the Pennsylvania canal are
20 Overgrown with bushes as tc seriously
interfere with the towing of the boats.
Two gold rings belonging to a little
daughter of Mr.. George Allison, were lost
Oh the street last evening. One of them,
in enamel, was the word Baby"
The month old child of Mr.. Benjamin
Ryan died last night of cholera infantum.
The funeral services will be held at the
fathers residence on Poplar street to-
morrow afternoon at 2 O'Clock.
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Wesrern Gram Market.

PEORIA Corn was firm; nigh mixed at
5005O1<c; No. mixed at 4S1i9c.
Oats we're low but active No. white at
3lk032c.
Rye was dull and nomin No. 2 at 4s049c.
DETRoIr.-Wheat was firm No. l White,
fall, cash, and Au =, 81 06A: Sept. 81 OsA
october. 81 t8ss receipts, 1000 bus; ship
ments 23l 600 DO.
Corn was quiet at 53hc.
Oats were quiet; No. White at 35hc; No.
2 at 4Oc
MnwAUKEE-Wheat was steady; 81 OIL for
cash 81 OG1aior Aug; 81 03 for sept; 81 "a
for Oct.
Corn was easier; No. at 5OLc; new at
4711c.
Oats were dull and nominally unchanged
No. 56Lc.
Barley was weak and inactive.
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IN ALLPDX.



DR.. Fitzpatrick reports that Louis
Strab!e and wife, No. 80 West Strawberry
street, and Jacob Evans and bis daughter
Mary, No. 12l Plum street, have taken the
smallpox. 1t will be remembered that
other members of these families had the
disease and are now oonvalescent. The
disease has not spread to any other prem,
ises. Mr.. aud Mrs. Strable will be taken
to the hospital this evening and the house
in which they are living will be thorougly
fumigated and disinfected. DR.. Fitzpat-
rick has taken down tho red flags from
Mrs. CoOper's East Orange street and
Philip Drachbar's, West Chestnut, and will
take down the Gags from several others in
a day or two. the patients having entirely
recovered. There are now only about
half dozen cases under treatment in this
city.
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THE LEGlSLATUkE.

Tho Senate Adopts - ResOluti0n To Artoas y
next Tuesdsy.
In the Ssrate resolution was adopted
to adjourn on Tuesday next. The remain
der of the session was devoted to discus
sion of the Ziegler resolution for FREQ
conference committee on the apportion-
ment question.
APpOrriOnmeut iSIiIs In the mouse.
The new congressional and legislative
apportiOnment bills were introduced in tho
House to day. Tbs former gives the Ro-
publicaus ~ districts and the Democrats
II
The latter bill gives the Republicans 30
senators aud the Democrats 20.
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Some shoe l,eaiers solid.

BosTON, July Sic. H. Ward & Co. whole
sale shoe dealers here, who were reported
t. have failed in connection with the shoe
failure, state that they have not suspended
and though bampered by the other fail
rres, say they will be able to pull through.
McComber & Greenwood, of 1913 Sumner
street, shoe dealers, have failed. Their
liabilities are not known. The concern is
a new one with capital Of $50, 600
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This morn,ne's keport Confirmed.

New YORK, July 3l.-A dispatch from
Leadville, Col, says: "A telegram just re
ceived there says the excursion train bear.
ing the Grand Army excursionists ran
off a trestle work last night, in Black
Cranyon, near the Grand River, and
that 14O out of the ITO of the excursionists
were killed or wounded. The particulars
have not been received, but this confirms
this mornings report of tho accident.
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UALUA bLE BUSl y ESS PROPERTY AT
PRIVATE SALE

Situated NOS. "a AND 3G WEST KING
STREET, Lancaster, Pa, midway between
Centre Square and Stevens House and Read
Lion Hotel, and now occupied by A. N. Bren-
eman. 1t has q frontage CT p fe t inches,
running back l32 feet. with the right OF way
to the feet alley Oh the west, while over the
alley the second, third and fourth stories
belong to the property, making the whole
front 32 feet, inches. exclusive Of the alley
wav, to which 1t has right OF tree ingress and
egress at any and all times through to West
Miffiin street.
This property is in good repair, and has
been used as q shoe store and dwelling Tor
nearly 60 years.
For further information apply to
JACOB B. LONG, Real Estate Agent,
julyl4 2mdS,R No. west King 6t.
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MARKE1S.


PhilAdelphiA Mork0f.
PHILADELPHIA July 3l.-TlouI quiet.
Rye fiour at g 5O6e3 20.
Wheat active and lower; No. Western
Red, q l4A@l l6: 10. l PsDna. Red, u $50
l6k; No. 8 do 81 1901 l2E.
Corn dull: sail yellow at 6s667c; do
mixed. 60G64c; No. Mixed and yellow, 6O0
&c.
Oats dull and weak M. white. Ax1a5c {:
No. do, 44G4ikc: No. do, 42110i3c; No. 2
Mixed, 40c.
Rye nominal at 63664c
Seeds Timothy dull at sls5@I 80; Flaxseed
scarce at 81 IS.
Provisions steady.
Lard quiet extra wanted other kim Is dull.
Eggs firm and scarce.
Cheese hrm for choice
Petroleum dull.
Whisky at 81 l9
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A Strange Accident.

CARBoNDALE, Pa, July 31.-George
Rowley, while engaged in saving in his
mill this morning at this place, was in
stantly killed by the saw bursting, large
nearly severing his heal from his body.
His father, who was standing close beside
him, was sprinkled by his sons blood, but
escaped injury.
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DEATHD.

KLBURN.-In Paradise, on the 18th inst.
Capt. John Ktburn, in the 59th year OF his
age.
Relatives and friends are invited to attend
the funeral from his late residence In Para
disc on Wednesday afternoon at l O'Clock.
lnterment at New Providence Reformed
church. ...a- n
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A Herder m urdered.

GRAND FORKS, D. T., July 31.-News
has reached here Of the murder of George
Inkster, widely known farmer of this
county. He was herding his cattle when
they became mixed with passing herd.
In trying to separate them he got in trou.
BILE with the owners of the passing herd,
who riddled his body with bullets.
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C.,MiNG IN SLOWLY.

- Randall sad ChairmaH nenssl On Hand.
A few delegates have arrived to attend
the Democratic state Convention, which
will assemble here on Wednesday.
Nothing is yet known as to who will bo
the nominee for chairman of tho conven-
tion. Hon. Samuel j. Randall arrived at
noon. He is the only leading representa-
tive of the party here, with tho exception
of State Chairman Hessel. Several of the
numerous aspiranss Tor nomination have
arrived.
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THE STATE CONVENTION.


Inc A00et0G 0t eDO 06080 OOm1lteoo-Or.
gsnized for tho CaDpa1gn-The
Prospect for Tomorrow.
Special Dispatch to the lNTKLLIGENcER.
HARRISBURG, July 81, 1SSS.-The Dem.
ocratic convention, which will assemble
here at 10 a. m. to morrow, will be the
largest in membership ever held in this
state and the present prospects are that
the popular attendance will far exceed
what had been expected before this week.
There are no clubs here nor any large dele.
cations pressing local or favorts candi-
dates, but the membership Of the con-
vention, tho extra session of the Lsgis lature
and the interest which attaches to the
proceedings in the minds of the most
thoughtful party leaders in the state have
together influenced the attendance here of
body Of good average ability and influ-
ence. Who will be in the convention may
be gathered in part from the following
roll of delegates as made up to date,
though there may be further sustitutiODs
hofore the nrOceedinpS hocin
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SPHCIAL NOTICES.
fienry's l;arbOlic Salve.

The best Salve in the world for cuts, bruises
sores, ulcers. salt rheum, letter, chapped
hands, chilblains, corns and all kinds OF skin
eruptions. freckles and pimples. The salve is
guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction in
every case or money refunded. Be sure you
get HENRY's CARBoLIO SALvE as all others are
but limitations and counterteits. Price Is
cents sold I'm Lancaster ut COchran's Drug
stor... 1877 North Queen street my2A
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Tho COmpany's Parade.

Last evening the unassigned infantry
company of this city, lately organized,
paraded for tho first time with tn cir new
uniforms and equipments. They marched
to the strains of the City band, and evinced
no little proficiency both in marching and
drill. The streets along the route on
which they marched were lined with hun.
dreds of people attracted by the novelty
of the affair, and it was noticeable that
the criticisms of the spectators we're gen.
erally quite favorable,
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Pni,ade,pn,a Cattle Market.

MONDAY, July 3l.-Tne arrivals OF live
stock at the Philadelphia stock yards we're:
For the week.Beeves. $500 head sheers
Previous week-Beeves. 400 head /; sheep.
1900 Hogs, 400.
Beet Cattle were fairly active. and with q
lighter supply prices advanced EQZc. al
though but few sales were made TOR more
We quote as follows:
Extra, 61aa6Ac Good. 6N@6xc; Medium.
6@61sc; Common. 51zGaaNc; Texans, 4A06hc.
FAT cows were demOralized at 3NG4Sc.
Mich Cows were in better demand ut $50
Veal calves were fairly active at 60;Nc.
Sheep and Lambs were in better request and
prt es advanced &c on all grades above COM
mon, which were 'iull and neglected.
We quote as follows:
@4Ac: Common. sIsI4c; Culls, 2h03Ac; |;
Hogs were active at gu advance of Ac in
sympathy with the Vest
We quote rs follows:
Extra, ssS@sMc: Good, s11c; Medium,
S3sc; Common, S9SNc.
Sales OF BEEvEs AT THE WEST PHILADELPHIA
STOCK YARDS.
Roger Maynes, 100 Western. 5A06zc.
A. 4 J. Christy, - Va acct. Miller 4 Lewis,
&C; So Va, acct. c. Holden, 666NoS
6Ac: 5: Kentucky. acct. OF Dickin:
son So 4 siuaL Sullivan = &c; ls s 0hi9, acct
Daniel Murphy, Is Western, 5A06Hc.
Schamberg & Paul, 100 West Va, 4N06Lc.
g schamOeTg egssxc 4 Co. 4H Western and Texans.
Levi Lowenstein; ITO Western; 5asKc:
II. Chain. ir.. 53 Western and W. Va, 506c.
ii. Ulman. .9i Western, Western, 5A96Ac; 2; vir-
L,wcnste1n 4 HeiIbron. 30 Western Mixed,
4a6Ac; 80 Texans. 4NG5sSc.
Nipple Il Bro, 25 Va COWS and heife $40
&c; 40 York state bulls, 3l@4c.
.. F. McEillin. 50 W. Va, 6dsazc.
James Clemson. IS virginia, 5IG6Xc.
ID. smyth h Bro, 40 Western, 5xG6skc.
owen smith SO Oh 0 and virginia, sNa6sxc.'
Abe Ostheim 2l Western. 6a6Tc.
NJ. Levi, Is Virginia, 5A@6ssc.
bachman 4 Levi, lao western, and W. Va.
L. Horn, IS Virginia nejfers, 4%05Hc.
Dennis Smyth, IS Western and Pa, 5A6sssc.
Isaac Adler, 10 Virginia, 5l1@6Lc.
ii. Chain, 81 Va. cows and beifers, 4IaGa5Hc.
James Eustace, IS Western, 5Z06c.
DRESSED MEATS.
City Dressed Beeves were fairly active and
prices closed at 714e9kc, the former rate for
common Texans.
SALES LAST wlEK.
Rodger Maynes. 40 head, s09Hc.
Il. Maynes 4 Co., lI2 DO at Ste996c.
Harlan & Bro, "a do at SH69hc.
John N. Ward. 40 do at Sa9kc.
G. 8. Dengler, G5 do at sMG9Hc.
j. T. LOwden, 81 do Mt ShG9Lc.
+. c. Beacham, 30 do at osy9c.
J. H. Mems & Bro, I3i do at 76sHc.
Garland Il DOnneliy, 81 do Mt S08c.
western Dressed Beeves were active and
closed at G4G9Lc.
SALES.
Thos. Bradley, 2SS heat ut 811G9Ac.
Dressed Sheep were in demand and prices
closed At SE0lOc.
Lambs were active at 1l0lic.
Musser 4 Co.. 5Gs head ut SH0l0c.
John Wallace, 2D9 do at 81<0DlUc.
John ii. Ward. J62 do at 8llOc.
Mnsser u Co., l63 head lambs, 1l0lic.
john III. Ward, ~ do at 11014c.