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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-02-15
The Legislature.
DISCUSSING TIE CONGRESSIONAL APPoR-
TlONMENT BILL

DISCU THE CONGRESSIONAL APPoR-
TIoNMENT Bill.
AUGUSTA. Feb. l3.
The Congressional Apportionment Bill
came up by special assignment in the House
this morning at II o'clock. The question
was on adoption Of the amendment offered
by Mr.. Spoford, Of Bucksport. to put Wash
ington county with the Third District. and
Somerse, with the Fourth. Mr.. Mattocks.
q Of Portland. was recognized by the chair
u and assailed the bill not originating IN the
committee bu, prepared in advance BY cer
81 tain members Of the Republican State Com
mittee and certain Federal officers in the
State. He said ii was in print when the COM
mittee met He favored the Spotford plan
because there was less discrepancy in valua-
ton and population Of the Third and Fourth
Districts, than by the plan submitted by the
committee Ii has been said by Republican
editors and office holders that the report
should be accepted or i, will inJure the re-
publican party If his party asked him TO
surrender hls convictions in the interests Of
any asprant for congress he should reply
that he should preserve bis rights even Il
b.. party should see fl to commit suicide.
liz inquired il Ii were not better for the re-
publican party 10 stop the quarrel BY adopt
ing an amendment, coming from one having
no interest in the political aspirations Of an,
individual. and then put an end to the dis
graceful squabble. NJ. HAYNES. Of Augusta,
the Speaker OF the House. called Mr.. Hale.
OF Portland, to the chair and replied TO Col.
M4tlocks, making the most powerful and
eoquen; speech Of the session.
Al the outset be replied to the objection Of
the previous speaker. that the plan did no,
originate with the committee. II was new
theory TO advance, he said. that the leaders Of
the republican part, and newspapers Of the
State should not be heard on import ant ques-
t.ons Many plans have been published and
ihev generally agree m certain particulars.
namelv.thai county lines should be respected.
tha; population should BE- made subordinate
= -Nfi4-A4tN % ttii sAh4 - Nt4aA Via 49,. ~
associations should be preserved 80 far as POI
s.b.e and that methods Of communicating
should b, considered.
Mr. HAYNES argued tina, these desirable
conditions we're obtained better IN the plan
reported hy the committee than in any other
which has been presented. lie called the at
tcn,ioa q the House 10 the fact that 10000
people II the State under the bill are cla>sed
as the, were before and oul, 10000 had
been called upon TO take on new COMPRESSION
a. relations In closing. Mr.. HAYNES paid an
earnest and loft, tribute 70 henuebec County
which has beer. frequently ,neered at during
the heated debate OIL aPportionmen,. eaio-
glsing It's natural features, IL institutions
ard IT, unwayering allegiance to republican
principles He concluded ami a perfect
tempes, Of applause. The vote on the Bill
as reported by the committee vii probably
be- reached tomorrow.
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Death ofOr. VIM. Gallupe.


The community was shocked YESTERDAY
forenoon By the announcement Of the sudden
demise OF Dr Wm. Ga!iupe. one Of our vel
known citizens and for long series Of wears
an active homeopathic practitioner in our
midst, Dr. Gallupe yesterday morning was
engaged tor some time in removing snow
from the roof Of his house No. 10. Han
mond S.. and after completing the tack
entered the house and took a seat by the
stove in which position he had been bu, a
few minutes when be suddenly fell over
backward and in brief time life was found
to be extinct Il Is supposed tina, death re-
silted from a ruptuTed blood vessel in the
head.
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Luther VI. Lawrence has purchased A.
ID. Snowman's saloon. situated IN "Bradley's
Block" Mr.. Lawrence was late Superin-
tendeni Of the Is. \ Il. Express with BIZ.
office IN Boston. We are glad ID zee one
young man return to Bueksport and can only
Wish HIM success
The Prnobscnt river still continues
frozen over and We are NOR. IN need of a
Ioli-gaiherer than a Ferryman a. foot pas-
s,ngers ha,. crossed on the ice for nearly a
week.
There j. quite a. much Of demand for
water IN town a. AZ the Legislature
The exercise. Of The Senior Glass Of the
East Maine Conference SEMINARY ~cre held
at the Chapel on frida, night The room
~as well filed ~ith visitors and the essays
and orstsons Were excellent.
--Au adjourned term Of the Court Of In
soi,ency vas held here on FRIDAY.
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Heavy Loss by Fire at Naples.

BRIDGToN, Feb. 10.
Early this afternoon, at Naples, Fred {.
Nentworth's general variety store and sail
rare mandatory was wholly DESTROYED .!
kre. Cause unknown. Loss Oh buiid'hs
81 900. Estimated loss on goods anu ma
mines S35 900. Insured $500 on store ana
y 500 on contents.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-02-15

The Jordan Memorial, family record
Of the Rev. Robert Jordan and his descend
ants in America. is large volume of ass
pages. compiled by Tristram Frost Jordan,
Metuchen. n. j. The family record is
brought down to the present and the names
Of members Of the various Jordan families
in this city are given. As a genealogical re-
cord the work has been accuratel, prepared
and as such is very valuable. 1t is for sale
at Hale's Book Store. in this city.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-02-15

-Mcssrs. Robinson, Gilmore \ SpnfFord
OF the Legislature visited the Normal school
on FRIDAY, Feb. 3. The, expressed them
selves as yer, much pleased With the work
ini Of the School and the appearance of the
students
- HI harhor j. sti! open in spite II
the iong continued cold weather ami the
large amount of lce IN Prnob,cui Ba,
Feb 10
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City and County.
Ellsworth Church Directory.

CoSexxsA rfoS AL-Prrsehing at 10 40 A n, sabbath
School a; II Is A. NJ. Evening Service at :Sr.n
DEMONSTRATING al 2 and liz n sAbcah >enoo.
atlf-N. Weekly Prayer Nesting. Tuesday evening ~
Z IL elSck. -
rSITau,s.-Church service at rs and : % r. N sun
day Seho lat Pm.
2PN. .... s.Aoo
att and Pm saooA'n Se"''
ulP.s. - s,,a.x a, a No
Uxrox rsxPrxAsot AEnusa.-kNers SUNDAY
Pm Peter Han
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PORTLAND, Jan. 9. 1883
5. ID. WIGGIN-Dear Sir: Please send
us by first packet another gross Of Wig
gins Cordial" same as last, as it is a pleas
ure to speak well of worth, article. where
so many are on the market that have no
special merit, We would say that We think
very highly Of this preparation having used
it in our own families with excellent result
and have vet to hear any thing but gooc
opinions from our customers
Very truly yours,
l6tf g. w. SIMoNToN & Co.
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Committee Work.

AUGUSTA. Feb. IS.
The hearing on the Bangor * Plscaiaquis
Railroad matter vas continued before the
Committee Of Judiciary this afternoon quite a
delegation Of prominent Bangor business men
being present. Hon. Samuel II. Blake open
ed tile case for the remonstranis and was fol-
Low 81 By J. F. Bass, E>q. The petitioners
were REPRESENTED bv Hon. A NJ Robinson,
ofDl,er. and Hon. I. W. Nose Of Bangor.
There isro doub, tina, the committee Will re-
per, :ayorab.y to the petition.
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New Advertisements This Week

r.-, state Normal srht-i-R Woodbury.
x-...i. ~ Sai,- Amtrsss Whit
.d,,,r. N0tic.-E. A Van kleeck-
yr.-t.F Notice Nathaniel Pumrny.
Rswker. fhosrA.ie-Ilgraoe lsstf,
s.,hhls r4cihr t'naup-HuTsce n'-id.
uarpe Insurance coz " Gardner
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DI f d

Obituary aoftcss. beyond the Date, Nam, and age
ps,lst be piii for AZ ths rate Of ten cents line
Ell-wnrth-Feb !, Charlie A., son Of Albert
and Nellie r. Hami ton. aged year.
West Ell>woith-feb. :, jesse T. Davis,
aged - years AMI 10 months.
SurrS-Jan. %, stephen Goodwin, aged ~
year, aud months.
tdrn-Feb II. MIR. Elisha Young, sged g3
yeas and LIonih>.
P,taluma ALAN. ~, Hortenss +. for
merry & Eden, wife Of ". +. Joriar. former
~ Of Mari willie. AGED y Years aud 10 months.
50. b ,ston-Frh. 1. hry -tel E-ielle, only
daughter Of Albert NJ. aud Abbe NJ. Cart r,
of BLU hill aged vrar- and months.
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PROBABLY NEVER

In the history OF proprietary medicines has
any article met success II home equal 10 that
which has been poured upon Hoop's S.tRsA-
rARILIA. Why. such has been the success
of this article, that nearly every family in
whole neiRhbOrhoods have been taking II At
the same time. Every week brings new evil
dence Of the wonderful curative properties Of
this rurlIninp
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-02-15

THE subscriber hereby gives public notice 10
all concerned, that lie has bee duly appoint
ed, and has taken upon himself the trust of an
administrator ui the Estate Of Lizzie A. Van kieeck
late II Trenton IN the COUNTY of Hancock. eccas-
ed. by giving bond as the law dirrc he thereto c
requests all persons who rc indebte u the sal'i
deteised'. estate to make immediate payment anu
those who iayr any demands thereO, to eAhib
the same for payment.
r. \. wax KLEECK.
dated Trenton, Feb. 10, 1888. 3wT
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The Weather.
MAR DFPARTMENT.

" Az IVfFAhI MN 7. J
Otfoe Of the Chief Signal Officer. ,
WASHINGTON, ID. G.. Feb. IA A. NJ. }
Indications
For New England, slightly warmer, fair
weather during the day, southeast TO south
west winds, lower barometer followed. on
Wednesday night, or Thursday morning by
light snow.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-02-15

to say from personal experience that Sui
phur Bitters, which advertisement will be
seen in another column is the best spring
and blood medicine to be found. 1t is pre-
pared by an honest firm who scorn to use
cheap aud worthless medicines but use the
best that money can buy.-Edifor.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-02-15

"vERYONF FILES HIS OWN SAWS with tie
New saw Filler. he sol Agency Of each
tow In Maine given awaN ~ the first peers IN
v from each town that sends for a Filler the
retail price. To sueh, saw Pliers VIII be- fur.
nished at factory prices \ rare chance for
lAgent-. send cts. Tor illustrated Circulars
and terms for extra ter it"ry, 81. y. ID
OalsOOD, Box 333, DaMaRIsCorrA, ME,
Gen, raj Agent for Maine. equity Rights fo sale
ow avs
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-02-15

Al Caribou, hotel, sheds and stable,
hslonqing TO II. X. Small, known as the
ICar;bou House, were burned this morn
ing. Most of the furniture was saved The
fire originated in the stable. Loss $1,000.
Insured $4,000.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-02-15

Mr.. Z. Z. Burrill, reports the line Of
deposits in his bank as rapidly increasing
anu already exceeding his anticipations.
Mr.. Burrill offers the same banking facilities
" our merchants and others, q would be
fHrniahsd BY NaiiAaA BAH. II
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In Housekeeping Goods such

Table Linen, towels, Napkins, Beeas and Blankets have
made General Reduction of 70 33 per We Offering
now Turkey Red Table Covering for 90 price 75cts
blankets from 81 to $50 former $3.50 $1,000
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50 dOZ Kid Gloves in colOrs, Sizes

"a to - Buttons per pair These gloves are
all Standard make, perfect and always
$lOO also small lot OF Mouuetaire unireed Kids
the price, 80 cts, former price 81. 25
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-02-15

is your wife's health poor? Are your
children sicklyi Give them Browns Iron
Bitters. 1t will revive them.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-02-15

-"Solid comfort" can be realized BY
those suffering from all forms of Scrofula,
If they will take Hoods SArssparilia and b.
ensoa
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-02-15

THE -ub-cribcr hereby gives pubic notice to ali
! concerned that she ha, been duly appointed and
has taken upon herself thr trust of all AdmDistrat
riN lie bonis oi the estate of William Jary is
late of Castine in tie county of Hancock,
Trader, deceased, hy giyi Z
bond as he law directs: she therefore requests
all persons ~ ho arr indebted to the said decea.-
eds estate, to make immediate payment, and those
who have any demand thereon to eN hibit the same
for payment
LYDIA ID. JARVIS.
December 9, lsS2. 3w6-
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TIE subscriber hereby gives pubic notice to all
concerned. that he has cen duly appointed,
and has taken upon himself, the trust Of an Adj
ministrator lie lonis non OF the Estate Of Leonard
Jarvis late Of SURF, in the County OF Hanc OK,
deceased, By giving bond As the law directs; he
therefore requests all persons who are indebted
to the said deccased's estate, to make immediate
payment, and those who have any demands there
on to exhibit the same for payment.
ENERA..D ii. GREEDY,
Administrator de bonis non.
January 3, 1888. 3w5
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In Nice Imported Dress Goods v

will close lot of French Foules, Debege Cordees IS
These goods cost from 75cts. 90cs. o import.
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Hoods
SarsaparMa

as to derive their greatest medicinal effects
with the least disturbance TO the whole sys-
TEN. In fact this preparation is so well bal
anced In Its action upon the alimentary
canal, the liver. the kidneys, the stomach.
the bowels and the circulation of the blood.
that II brings about healthy action OF tho
entire human organism, that can hardly bo
credited by those who have not seen the re-
markable results that have followed its use.
II the Sarsaparilla does not prove sufficient
" laxative, take few doses OF Hoops VIC
FTARIR PILLS Ii Is well in all eases u
biliouSness TO take these pills in connection
with the Sarsaparllla for the first ten days.
That dull. sleepy, sick feeling can be wholly
overcome by the use OF these remedies. VIII
you give them 4 trial and be yourself again?
An ex-alderman Of this city says Of Hoods
Sarsaparilla. Ii is the strongest SaIsapa-
rilla | ever saw
Each dollar bottle contains one hundred
taverages) doses. Sold by all druggists.
Price one dollar, or six for five dollars.
Hoods SarSaparilla, prepared only lyC
l. HOOD s co, Apothecafies. Lowell, Mass
- Use HOOPS TooTH-PowDER
lyri8 DR.
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DR.. MACALASTER'S o oss sss'
eated Cotton for Toslhache the children's fr,en
and de 4others' comfort II deAdena the nerve
nd gives pennnsnk SeaknG Dos ~ ~ deaisEs
A0613eine. -
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GDoas~.ie Psrss.
Bu~rpN-- Nr f-b D. BarA Mary 4, Hale. H's
.tu-, frnm Fr.ssrt.-.tt
pm AutI rHIA-~l Frh. :, sch. tNp CliIouit,
Fullerton. flr New Bedford
Ror~ixa G'erts.
c,RrfSt~ la port. Brig Eugrne iiac, Lori.
lnr Hs.fau
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0cC u week in your own town. Terms and -
DUO outfit free. Address \. HALAkrI Co.
HAs11A, Anana. 14S4ls
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~ TELEGRAPH.
-. Caribou House Burned.

rpi.pasche. to the Ellsworth Am
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Hosiery and Underwear

Ladies and Children will sell actual cost the
getting late and want D dispose . them.
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the following: The arrival here. on Fri
day last, of the L. S Ship of war Eaadaiid,
created a very pleasant excitement in our
small community. commencing, as it did, and
ending in the interchange Of ciyilities be-
tween the Commander and Officers Of that
ship and the people on shore At 5 A. NJ.
on Saturday. the usual salute was given BY
the ship and subsequently returned by
our local Volunteer Artillery Corps, from the
shore. A similar greeting, as a matter Of
course, was given by the ship on the visit of
the Commissioner and the L. S. Consul. \.
X. SAWYER, Esquire. AT noon the Com
mander and Consul lunched with the Com
missioner, and, in the evening, a number
of ladies and gentlemen were invited to
meet them al Waterloo. A general invita-
ton from Commander Wallace, to the good
folk on shore, to visit the Pdndalid at mid
day on Monday was generally accepted, and.
on the evening of that day, Ball was i'm
provised and given at the Court House IN
compliment to our kindred guests. The
high toned and gentlemanly demeanor of
these unexpected visitors, expressive. as it
was, of their appreciation of our efforts to
greet and amase them. will remain fact
among the pleasant remembrances of their
short s,ay here The Tandaiid left for
Cape Hayti at 8 A. NJ, on Tuesday morn
ing"
The gift concert and ball given BY Union
Engine and Hose Co.'S No. 2, in Hancock
Hall, Tuesday evening, was very successful,
the gross receipts amounting to over $40
The music by Andrews Orchestra, of Ban
gor, NJ. H. Andrews. LIST violin and prompter;
]. Mullaly, clarionet; H. Woods, trombone !;
r. b. Hall. solo cornetist; E. Haley, double
bass ;; H. Adams, drum Geo. Cushing, plan
list, was excellent, and was highly appreciated
by the large audience present. The ball was
preceded BY . gift concert, Of which the fol-
lowing vas the programme.
lst Overture-L,ebr nslust, Latham.
Cd. Selections from i'siience." Suutcda.
81. Cornet Solo-"CleOpstra POiks." Ddmdre
VIZ. X. u. Hall.
9Th, madeline" Waitzes, WaldfSsfef.
~ Ovsssnse-~neaais asselandr Callia.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-05-10
PROVISIONS.

BUTTER-Creamery, 25aS5c; dairy, $50
25c; butterine, 17@20c; country, 10925c.
CHEEsE-Prime fat, 123c; fall cream,
154@l6c; Y. A, 15@15A..
MISS PoRK-S2l 80 per barrel; sugar.
cured hams, lac; breakfast bacon, 13l@l4c;
clear rib sides, 12c.
BULK MEATS slider, II 81;
clear rib, II &c; shoulders, ste.
LARD fierce, 124o; half barrels, l24c;
kegs, l24c; 90 10 pals, 123e; half psils,
Isle; 1O-lb tins, 12Sc; 5-lb tins, l3e; Bib
tins, l3le; leaf lard, 81 higher per cwt.
NEW York, May 9-Pork stronger; new
mess, $50 $1,000 80; options nominal.
Lard inactive; prime steam, 1205c.
ST. LOUIS, May 9.-Bu,ter and eggs uu-
changed. Pork firm; jobbing at $40 373
Bulk meats 6rm; long clear, 1065c; short
rib, 103c; short clear, lie. Bacon firm; only
Job trade. Lard nominal.
LOUISVILLE, May 9.-Provisions quiet but
firm. New mess pork, $50 so. Bulk meats
shoulders, STE; clear rib, lie; clear sides,
llse. Bacon-shoulders, 81; clear rin, IL &c;
clear, 12c. Sugsr-cured hams, l34c. Lard
steady and fsm; choice kettle rendered, I24c.
BALTIMORE, May 9-ProVisious ftG; msse
port, S2I. Bulk meats-shouiders aud cleer
rib sides, packed, collie. Baeon-shoGId-
ers, l0ci clear rib sides, l23c. Hams, l4i9
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FOR LEASE.
TENNESSEE PENITENTIARY.
SIX YEARS. TERM LEASE NOTICE.

DURSUANT TO an Act OF the General Assembly
L of the State OF Tennessee, passed March "a,
1883. approved March o. 1888, and entitled An
the State Penitentiary," the Governor OF Tonnes
aud Board of Prison inspectors, ON Friday, the
9Th day Of July 1888 at the hour of l2o'clock m,
at the front door OF the capitol in Nashville Tenn
will lease at public outcry, TO the highest bidder
for the term OF six years, BEGINNING January J.
of the convicta together with the quarry grounds
buildings, fixtures. machinery, tools, engines,
patterns, ETC., belonging TO the State.
TERMs-The lease viii be made upon the follow
ing terms: Not less than one hundred thousand
clear of ali expenses to the State on any account,
except the salaries OF the superintendent warden,
are 10 be paid by the STATE. and bond With an
proved security is 70 be given therefor and for
the strict performance Of all the requirements Of
said act in regard TO the lease.
All persons desiring TO bid will be required be-
forehand 10 file an Obligation 70 be approved by
the Governor, signed BY those whom they propose
70 give sureties, which shall obligate such per
SONS TO become the sureties on the bond required,
In the event this bid Of their principal is success
quired, in addition thereto 70 file with the Gov
ernor certified check on some good bank In Ten
to his order and 70 be forfeited 70 the state Il The
bid of such party be accepted and Is not complied
with these requirements will not be cried OF con.
| sidered against the bid Of a party who has.
will be made is here referred TO AZ q part hereof
copy OF which will be furnished any person de-
string 10 become bidder, upon application 70 the
Secretary OF State OF Governor.
LocATIos-The PenitentiAry 10 located IN Nash.
ylle, and has been leased for number Of years.
1 The average number Of convics therein during
the last two years is thirteen hundred GndHxteen
| C316). and there are now thirteen hundred and
| forty three t1343) therein.
REsTHcTIoHs-The lessees will not be permitted
10 keep more than i've hundred and fifty $50 male
| convicts in the main prison at any one time, hut
| will have the authority TO work the same any
1 where in Tennessee-safe and suitable quarters
4 being furnished-subiect 10 the rules and reguls
tons provided In said act and otherwise provided
| by law.
| How ENPLoYED-Large numbers hAvs regularly
been hired out by the present lessees 10 work IN
the mines and in the construction of railroads
l ETC., in Tennessee They also employ those In The
prison building At Nashville (fnany Of whom are
experienced and skilled aborers and OF long tern
| ssntence) in manufacturing wagons, iron hollow
ware, furniture. etc. the average number OF wag
ons now made being about fifty day
| For information and particulars address the On
designed or the Governor.
| Done by order of WIN. Bs<3ate, Governor OF Ten
| nessee, this April rs, 1888.
1 Secretary OF State, Nashville, Tenn.
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Receipts have been very light; prices re-
main firm at quotations. Toe demand for
all grades of cattle has bean coed. The
prospects for good ssrket the coming week
are very favorable. Quotations:
Corn FED CATTLE-Choice 10 extra, Ga
SIC.
GRASS CATTLE-Choice, 44@5c; good, 4t9
Ate; fair to medium, 54(93ic; common, "a
23c.
SHEEP AND LAMBS wool sheep
per To-, Sc; medium, per 10, 595!c; COM
ID, 7C573c; medium, pr head, SsaS 50
HoGs-Choice corn fed, 6f@6lc; medium
and heavy, 5i@6c; common, 595Ic.
Cows AND CALvEs-Good milch COVE with
young calves, per head, 5000; yearliugs.
5000