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The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1884-04-01
CirCnif Court

Adjourned Friday afternoon 10 recouvene ate
O'Clock this morning.
The following cases were tried during q t
week
State W VIM. Pells-Felony guilty. Moliol
for arrest Of judgment ovrrrulcd; motion i'I
new trial pending.
State VS.. Dave Robinson-Bu Burning gin house
guilty. Motion for new trial pending.
btato ~. Chas F"nmans--Erccnv gully an,
sentenced to penitcntary for eight months.
State We. John AMI Ellen Bush --mur'ier; m,A
trial
Petit jurors for third week of spring term 4
A. Grice, Jack Moody, Benjamin G. Chaircs J
l.. Bryan, Huge Black, Henry Leonard. PER-,
d. Lewis, w. II. Chancey +. A. Crawford j! Il
Geddic, ID. B. MeginnsS Jr., T. A Mr.jnni,. 1.
y. Halleman, b. 0. Lewis b. b. Do>s, ~iu,cs,E
CasscauX, II. 5. Heath Robert Gambr
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HEA D-NOTES TO DECISIONS nm
sUPR EME COURT or FLOnrn."
January Term, A. ID. 1894

The City of Pensacola. Plaintiff in Era,
Gnt'rgc Reese, Defendant in Error-Esc., ~, w.
counIy Motion to dismiss 'oa
WEsTcOTT j.;
writ of error must be sued out i, =,
name nf party TO the record. If person IN .ae
party 10 the record has such an interest a. a ~;
him the right to sue out writ of error hs S n,'1
sue Il out in the name of party To the reco.s
The parties OF record here are to be AZ Inc. ~
in the Circuit Court Quere: Whether n.s se
our statute Chapter 1929 Laws muncins 1 ONs
poraiien can sue out writ of error in ,bs ~. .i
at its officer 10 try the legality Of the discharnsa
prisoner from his custody as marshal of The e "
who was in his custody for an alleged v,os,;"y
of it's ordinances '"n
Writ of error dismissed.
S r Mallory, for Defendant in Error & r.,
den, fnr Plaintiff in Error. Oe'
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MARRIAGES AND DEATUs
MARRIAGES

AT Monticello, Mr.. II. Cassells and Miss ~
Baerns. nary
At Dunedin, Mr.. John O. Douglass and Miss An.
ME G. Douglass. Hn'
At Key West, Mr., Theodore Parks and Miss =,
retter l.. johnson. -u'
AT Pahtka, Mr.. Hiram Culver, Jr., and Miss r..
Ina l.. Tintle. H~'
At Os4a, Mr.. Thomas F. Wright and Miss N.,.
f. Bullock; Mr.. &. ID, Dickey and Miss Fannv ~
Rortcr, Mr.. George Nelson and Miss Sallie Snou u
den; Mr Emil Moeiler and Miss Margaret Bres,,
DEATHS.
At WiIlemsenburgh, Nellie H. TIadham.
. At gainesville. Mr.. Charles Cromley
: At t,cala, Mr.. A. \. Agnew.
In Manatee county, Mr.. John Hill
In Putnam county, William Loundes Calhoun
AT jacksonville, Mr.. George Hover propreto, If
tn" Ein~ood Mrr. Mary Callahan "
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1884-04-01

VA few weeks ago we made inquiry as
I'd the identity of Mrs. Elizabeth Skinner
anJ Mrs Francis Robins, who are recelv-
ing small pension from the U. 5. Gov
s;rs,ment. The inquiry was made at the
suggestion of the Secretary Of the lnte-
ri1t. We sre advised that Mrs. Skinner
- i lsighly respected lady, eighty years
efagh, the widow of gallant soldier o.
saS war 1912, and the mother Of Mrs. w.
r.. Taylor, wife Of our County Super'n
seaaleait of Public Instruction, and Is hA'0
ara hearty and bids fair to live mAn'
wears more. Monticello Constitution
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Civil ADDOintnlentS.

The following civil appointments have been
made by the Governor and duly commissioned
during the past week
NJ. w. Stephenson, to be Notary Public in and
for the county of Polk.
W. r. Driskell, TO be Notary Public in and for
the county of Sumter.
James X. Robinson, to he Constable in and for
the county OF Duval
A. o. Wright and w. f. W. Dunson, to be No
taries Public in and for the State ~ large
F. f. LEngle, to be County Commissioner in
and for the county OF Duval.
r. II. Stringtellow, To be Justice of the Peace
in and for the county of Alachua.
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We ask attention TO the advertisement 81 Mrs.
> G. Rippcy, who has received a bcautiflitS-
sOrtment of articles suited to the seasons. 9Ac
well known skill of this lady in selecting gosrss,
and her taste in complying with the wishes .ol
her customers, have secured tor her an extensive
patronage among those who would he bccbp-
ingdy and stylishly alfred for they know lfa
they can safely trust the matter of their alern~
ment to her excellent Judgment I}nr we sic
telling the ladies what they all knew before ear
lOrllv sex found it ont.
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Any house keeper can prove the honesty If
her grocer, nr his butter, by melting It, Pure
butter melted produces a pure, limpd golden
oil and it retains the butter flavor Melt oeo.
margarine, and the oil smells like lallow. and a
sum rsns to the surface Butterne is a mixturs
OF dairy butter and fats. Melt that and the h,,
sqr oil will rise to the top Pour this Off and
ynn " III find the fats at the bottom wbitisb in
colnr aud giving of disagrceable smell
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During the month of March licenses Il
marry in Leon county were issued to The follow
ing persons:
WHITE.
Green ID. Charles and Drucilln V. Adams.
Thomas B. Byrd and Rube h. Bernard
Chas. A. Cochran and Katie +. Fudge
Jesse Atkinson and Lcdn IIarlsfed
James Syiert and Zulnnier p. Drake.
JAS. A p. Cabanas and Rosa B. Townsend.
Fred A. TOtten and Alice Shuts
CoLoRED.
Morgan Robinson and Emma Cooper
Tlman Roberts and Charlotte Edwards
Willis Moss and Mary Nolan
James Davis and Sarah London.
Kingston Mitchell and Drucilla Robinson.
Dempsey Gee and Sarah Booth.
Allamon Randall and Elvra Johnson.
Goliah Nicholson and Edna Scott.
Richard Jackson and Margaret 1sler.
Crawford Human and Ella Walker.
Benjamin Dilworth and Hattie G. Lundy.
Lymus Cotton and Florian Todd.
Conductors Checks
Printed in good style, and cheap, at the Flo
RIDIAN office
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We understand the State Exc,

We understand the State Executive
Committee will be convened, in all proba-
bility, about the middle of AEril, when
the place and time for holding the Con
vention will be definitely determined
Pensacola is the only city that has made
any effort to secure the Convection, and
therefore we are pretty well satisfied i:
will be held there, and to the eneire salts.
faction of the party throughout Jhe State.
-Monticello COnstitutiOn.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1884-04-01

From a circular issued by the Grand Sc, re-
tary, with reference to the meeting of the Or, n
Lodge of Odd Fellows, at Key West, on the 9th
of April. we copy as follows
Representatives aud visitors are requested to V {
steamer which leaves Cedar Key Monday, the 9Th
inst, at 4 O'Clock p. NJ. This will give them fzur
days, viz: 9th, 10th, 18th and 18th, IN Key wist,
and they return on the steamer leaving key
West at O'Clock p. NJ, Saturday, the l2th us.
This arrangement will make the trip occupy ihiy
eight days, and thus secure a much larger atrdnd'
ance The following rates have been secured ~
Bros. c. C. Pearce +. b. Papy and Jacob Hnn Who
were appointed by the Grand Master for tnat Rpr-
pose
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1884-04-01

MAsONIC.-The old Spanish oak chest in
which the charter, jewels and regalia Of the St.
Johns Lodge were br ought to st. Augustine
from Spain. has been deposited in the museum
by Roscoe Perry, Esq, the Master of St. John
Lodge, and is of great interest to the MasOns
who daily visit the museum. The lock of the
old Spanish Treasury, an old Spanish pike and
pair of shackles used at the fort are among its
many recent additions. st. Augustine is proud
Of It's museum.-St. Augustine Press
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What has become of that 10000 acres of LAM
~ Ia /r,tJf

Key UNe cur
Wen tell you 'onfidentially, Mr.. Hang
man, about that Okcechobce +" land"
We have made an alligator farm Of it, but
without very satisfactory results as yet.
The guilty. ton is rendered difficult by
lack Of reliable labor We first tried
radicals, but they failed to keep the frogs
and snakes weeded out so that the alliga-
tor crop could grow; hen we tried to get
Cinnamon, but the government discoun-
tenances the importation, and so we have
concluded to offer the contract to YOU,
who might work it ont with a chain gang
of such Cuban "rebels " as you might not
choose to hang if you could make more
out of their bodies than you could on
their blood
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1884-04-01

The day train the Florida Transit and Pef'u
sular Railroad arrives in Cedar Key NJ orlock IL
NJ, in time 10 connect with steamer
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Diet Our Prices.

ak for prices at FLoRIDIAN JOB ONCE O'''-
sod send you, job work abroad
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Printed in good style, and cheap, at the Flo
RIDIAN office.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-10-17
sEs 4BpEHyIsEM ENTs
- ru,rrK.
Chlldren's Suits and Kilt Skirts.

1t would be difficult to describe all tn,
pretty styles we have selected this season In
CHlLDktS'S SUITS AND KILT SKIRTS
in our limited space, but IL the ladies will call
we shall tako pleasure In sho wing thom the
vEh1 LATEST STfLkSl IN AUTUMN AM
WlNTtR Is FOR CHILDREN.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-10-17
NEi,IHBOKnOOu NEWS,

Events Near aud Across the County line.
Michael Peters. of York, died suddenly
ut the William Peun hotel, Thtrty-ninth
and Market streets, Philadelphia, Thurs
day.
At Easton on Thursday, Murza Nettle, q
young woman, was sentenced 10 four
months imprisonment for killing her lille
gitimRte child AZ birth.
Augustus Shuhheiser, John Schroeder,
Frank Brey GEd James ConnOway were
caught beneath falling wall, IN Norris
town, on Thursday, anu all Of them badly
injured. IL is though; that COnUoway will
die.
In q suit at Harrisburg, relative TO the
right OF the City Passenger RAii~ay com
pany 10 occupy any street in the cIty with
out the consent of councils, Judge simon
ton on Thursday, rendered 3 decision
against the company.
Two hundred aud fifty delegates were
in attendance at the meeting of the
Women's Christian Temperance union, in
Harrisburg Thursday. There were ad
dresses by Mrs. DR.. Kemp, Mrs. T. B.
Hoover and Mrs. Francis l.. Swift.
Daniel Dougberty, esq, OF Philadel.
phia addressed large audience in York,
on Thursday night. He spoke tor two
hours and WAS listened to with close atten.
tion. His speech WAS an arragnment Of
the Republican party and a plea for the
restoration of Democratic rule.
While Bartley Brands was drivioC across
the Delaware, LAckaNauna y Western
railroad track near baIvidere, n, j., on
thursday be was struck by an express
train and Instantly killed. Both his horses
were killed also aud his wagon demolished.
He bad been At RrIgiders on business aud
was returning homo. He was vol to do
faTmCr.
EuCugh evidence has been brought
against the supposed burner Of the large
barn Of Joe! Hoffman, near UulOnville, in
North Whitehall township, Lehigh county,
to cause bis arrest. The name of the man
is joseph Roth, G5 years of age, who was
formerly q neighbor OF Hof!man's aud
fired his barn through an Old grudge.
Roth was held under IL 600 bonds
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- a q n ~
PhiIsdsIpnIa n nrss,.

PBILA pRLPsIA, October I7-Flour quiet and
Exlra do, u S7Hg2 Is; Pm faulty. ss 20
as Is winter cle''', A. 7S9i 10 do straights,
straight, 81 75k5 21i Wisconsin clear, % IS
gi25 stra!ghis, a 5tl5; winter patents o. G2S
90 37H spring do. s. 37S19.
hy. tour Ii 81 E0Gp515
Doai du.l and weak A". 2 2Hestecp as,I,
s3ai No 10, 7797Se NO. Pa DO, ole; No.
Delawa @ do, ss5Ir
Corn sl"uiy with fair local demand
6lG65,; 80. d.. 20 .Qo7Sc.
Oais Market qaiet UuL rrm; sol White,
HB35c: M. do. s3a33ac; No do. S?G
23kc raiected, S0So3lc; No mixed, soc.
stye nominal AZ Btc,
St6ts- Cioverseed quiet al 7aGSkc: finuthy
duli at 81 4lt1l 50 riaGseao rrm al 81 46.
winter Bran duh at els t0Gl5 70.
Provisions - Market quiet and steady
Mess Pork, si7 5.gis Bel Hams; isogsg %
%.
Bscon, lI4al2ei Smoked shoulders, 7s4asc
salt Go 7B7Nc; Smoked Hams s3ioc
| pickleG DO l2lti2h.C.
Lard quiet, city rennsd, Es.ci Iooss
butchers, 79E4 prime steam g l09s Is.
butter - Market nrn Tor fancy goods
creamery Shtras, Sts5lc; ~ Ststsrn H.s ,v v,., DO,
ern GARY do, 2lc; Western good Ia choic-,
4oLs quiet at lOa2,c packing butter, s6iIc,
Eggs nrin tor fresh extras, !1<82ic
Western, iszrlSSsc.
Inetst' - Market firm, with quiet demand
| New YORK tnil creams, ~. grsHe; ONO rist,
! choice, ll4IlIhc; do lair "a prime: sSlO1sc
| ~, parl ,sims. o1Sa61sc do tull, tsgtsse.
| Feuro4egu quiet hennea, Is.c.
r' uisEy = quiet; Western Al q -.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-10-17
tlIGtI ART.
Opening OF the thoads 8AiIsry-Soms uf
the Notable Exhibit,.

Opening OF the Khoads 0AiIsry-Some uf
the Notable kShibit..
During the past summer Mr., II. Z
RhoaGs visited o principal art centres #
Europe tor the purpose OF securing gems OF
art for his gallery No. West King street.
A large number Of his purchases have
arrived and been put on eahibition-the
gallery being formerly opened to the
public Thursday evening.
The collection CONSISTS of oil paintings,
large and small, alabaster or Pisa marble
ststuettes, green marble statuettes, pedes
tails and vases, bas Teliefs aud bropzes in
great variety, French clocks, music boxes,
&C., &c. The collection contains mauy
rare gems, the large landscapes By Andrea
Marko, aud the small ones by Guido
Agostini, being especially noticeable for
their accurate drawing, tine perspective
and gorgeous coloring, Some Of Agos-
tinis sunsets are as gorgeous AZ the
natural ones we witnessed in this vicinity
year ago, which Markos Ruined
Aqueduct of Rome" " and " Marble
Mountains " are not less admirably exc
cuted. These pictures arc set in highly
oruameuted and G!abJrately carved gilt
frames.
Among the alabaster statuettes, are
"Summer" and "Winter," by Lapini, the
"First Gift" the DIVER" "Nespolitan
boy" "Italian Singer and Love of tho
Earth" all of them being admirable
subjects elaborately chiseled. They stand
on green marble psdestals that contrast
prettiy with the pure white marble.
The brouzes aIe IN great variety of
almost every imaginable subject, including
pauoplied knights, august senators, gods
and gladlators, fiery steedg and noble
hunting dogs. The bas reliefs, including
Of hat I'D n,h. ha, S,,I
The collection must be seen 10 be ap-
preoiated. Mr. Rhoads has shown great
zeal and good Judgment in introducing
works of art among our people and de
serves liberal return for his heavy ex,
penditules i'll this direction.
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fOitElSN EvGerS.

stssmer's Csvgo oo sirs--rne french VIA
Another Battle. snlIi,n Leader Dies.
QUEENSTOWN. Oct. 1.-THE Guion
Line steamship Nevada, of New York for
Liverpool arrived in this barbor this
morning With her cargo on fire, which has
been burning since Wednesday. Great eJ-
citemeDt is reported among her passengers,
but none have come ashore. A tender has
taken out gangs of laborers to help subdus
the flames.
The Nsvsda's passengers are all safe
Every effort is being made to cxtineusb
the flames.
The captain Of tho Nevada ,isuies she is
Is still burning. She has heavy list to
port, aud 1t is said she has ten feet oi
water in her hold.
THE FRENCH AGAIN VICTORIOUS,
LONDON oct, II "A dispatch from Foo
Chow says another battle has been fought
"D the shore near Tamsni. Three thon-
sand Chinese we're killed. TGo French
loss was trihiug.
PASSES HIS EARTHLY CAREER.
LONDON, OJt. II Alexander NJ. Snlli
van, the Irish leader, died at Dublin this
morning
EXPLAINED AWAY SUSPICION
LIVERPOOL, Ocs. IA Hungarian
frCm Philadelphia, arrested for carrying
d oamite, is a mi0er. He has satisfacto-
rIly cxplair ed ard will DO libeisted.
CONDITION OF THE CHOLERA.
R. ME, Ogt. II. In the past twenty four
hours rneie were 90 fresh cnu!ara cases
and 81 d naths az N ,ples and I fresh case
and 3 deaths az Genoa.
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large baskets OF flowers sent mp TO two OF
the ladies', while they were performing.
rHE NUPrIAL TIE.
the N aSriags of u Iancsstriau In uOwDing.
town, Obester County.

the aSriags of y Lsncsstriap In uOwning.
town. Onester County.
Last evening Samuel w. Altiok, OF this
city. was united IN marriage 70 Miaa Mary
ID Walker, daughter OF the late Charles
Walker, OF Downingtown. The ceremony
took place at the residence Of the brides
mother, In Downipgtown, and 1t was per-
formed by Rev. DR.. McCullagb, OF st.
Mary's church, this city. The best
man was Mr.. John 3. Reogier and Miss
Kate Altiok, sister OF tho groom, was the
bridesmaid. After the ceremony reoep-
tion was held and an elegant supper was
partaken OF. The presents we're numerous
and costly. The newly married couple
left on late train on trip to Watkins
Glen. Niagara Falls aud other places Of
interest.
Quito number Of people from this city,
including relatives and near friends Of Mr.
Altick. attended the wedding. They left
this city on the day express and returned
on the western express, arrangements
having been made for both trains to
stop.
Tho lawn was beautifully illuminated
with brilliant lights Of ell kinds. Chinese
lanterns hung from the balconies, the
whole place presenting fairy scene. The
interior of the building was tastefully
decorated with oh oice flowers aud growing
plants
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KNiahrs or PYrHIAs.
A Kbightiy Tournament In winnings tor
Lodge Room opened.

a KbigbtIy Tournament In whining ton A
Lodge Room Opened.
There is to be a grand tournament and
parade Of the Uniform Rank, Knights Of
Pytbiss, in Wilmington, Del, on Dot. 90,
In which Lancaster will be represented by
Uniform Rank, No. Z. They will leave
Lancaster on Wednesday next at 8 O'Clock
a M, not less than fifty strong, fully
uniformed and take with them the City
band. IS pieces, and exhibit for the irst
time their beautiful new banner. Their
headquarters will be at the Clayton house.
A grand parade will take place iu the " orr
ing, in which eight or ten uniformed
divisions will participate including o o
from Philadelphia, one from Portsmouth,
Va, one from Now Castle, Del, one
from Wilmington, two from Baltimore,
two from Washington d. c., one from
New Brunswick, N. J. In the afternoon
the tournament takes place on the fair
gtouuds, where several valuable prizes will
be contended for. including buggy valued
at Sl75, a set Of harness sl00 aud a saddle
and bride $50. La the evening the
interesting ceremony Of crowuin2 the
queen Of love aud beauty will take place
The handsome room OF Lodge No. 6S,
K. of p, fourth floor of the Inquirer
building, WAS thrown open to the iuspeo-
ton of the public on Thursday evening,
from z to 10 O'Clock Between those
hours several hundred Of our citizans 10
sp9cted the room and all were loud 10 their
praise of the handsome manner In which
the lodge room has been fitted up.
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OUTosER uomMON PLEAS.
a Verdict Agsioat tue r. H. II. Oompsuy-
water Right Case Attached.


BEFoRE JUDGE PATTERSON.
In the suit Of Samuel Horst VS. the
Pennsy lvania railroad company, the jury,
on Thursday afternoon rendered u verdict
In favor of plaintiff for $500
The next case attached for trial WAS the
water right suit Of Charles Fell aud Ra-
ohel Fell vs.. Elwiu Bennett, Josiah p.
Lee, aud Samuel T. Leo. This is an action
to recover damages by reason OF deien.
dants raising their mill dam on the Ooto
raro, in 1876, which flooded SIX acres of
plaintiffs meadow land. A similar suit
was tried some time ago, and tho verdict
OF the jury was in favor of the plaintiffs,
thus fixing the rights of the parties
Since that time the dam has not been low.
cred by defendants, and this suit Is
brought to recover damages sustained be
tween the times Of bringing the first aud
second suits. BY rers@o OF this overflow,
1t IL claimed that no crops can DO raised in
the meadow. Ii is also claimed that from
the pools of staguaut water IN the meadow
there is an offensive smell. The deeds of
plaintiffs property from the letters patent
granted in 1850 to the time the property
was purchased by plaintiffs were offered
In evidence. On trial.
BEFORE JUDGE LIVINGSTON
In the sult oi Isaac ii kaufman vs.
JUecIn bbtD W W COuiInIh-
sions for tobacco purchased Tor defendants,
all of Thursday was taken up In the
examination of witnosses. Counsel argued
the case this morning and it was given to
the jury shortly before noon
CURRENT business.
A rule was granted at the nstance of
the board Of poor directors on Elizabeth
Oatman of Christiana, 20 show cause why
she should not maintain her daughter
Sarah Oatmap, an inmate of the county
almshouse.
A petition was presented to the court
for change of viewers appointed to
vacate a road in Martic township. The
reason alleged is that Jacob VI. Frautz aud
Michael l. Hoover are stockholders ia the
New Danvills turnpike company, which it
IL claimed arc interested parties. Counsel
admitted that Mr.. Hoover was stock
holder but denied that Mr.. Frautz was and
denied that the turnpike company were in
any way interested in the proposed va
cation.
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Lancaster Live STOCK market.

The receipts Of live stock at the yards of
James Stewart & Son for the week end
ing Friday, O1tObsr II, were cattle, 455 &;
hogs, 1877 /; horses, II sheep. 1895.
Sales 400 cattle lag sheep 204 lambs.
Prices raid stronger, viz : Stookers,
a. 2595.50; lat catti,, $500 so; bulls,
1894
AT Lovi Sensenig's Yards 14i hogs, were
received aud sold !; $50 cattle received and
677 sold 72l sheep received and $50 sold.
Prices were ope-quarter higher than last
week. Stockers sold at from So 90G5 4;
feeders 81 10g6 light butchers IS l2!(g
8 60; good butchers s6 1906 37t, sheep
sold at from s3.50g4.50 !; lambs, $3.50 ;
hogs 81. 10@850.
AT John W. Mentzer's yards SO head OF
cattle, and 100 hogs were received and sold.
Cattle are about one. fifth higher as fol
lows: fat cattle, s5,50W6 80; feeders
a 7596l5; hogs sold at sd.25, fifteen cents
lower.
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I've hto0k a aIkata.

CHICAGO ilogs--keceipts, l7.0O0 head ship.
menus, 5000 head market brf.k IL opensd
~ onloc higher. aud the bulls sold AZ the
auanncei rough packing. ~ 5sd 10,
s3 so fp4 so 'e"'
Cattle-Receip,s 1000 heal shipments 40
nehui marker dull, txcept ON choice fat
grades export Arahes. o. ale1 IS, good 10
choice shipplng, % S,pp8 ?0t common 10 me
uiunl, ~ 2o9S 10 range cattle dun Tex ans,
sheep Receipts, $50 head shipments, asoo
heal good grades steady common 10 fair.
weak poor to medium, tlS3 Hood to choice,
S 5OG4 70 lambs, sttr5; Texans, t293 90.
EAST LIBERTY--Cattle-Nothn ng doing; all
through consignne receipts, 8+6 noai
thipments, l,lg7 head.
nogs- market firm Phil sdsiphias. q roo
80, Baltimores, IS SO95 40; IOrkers, q 100
30; grassers, ~ 50l4a 70; receipts, 3,io0
head; sbipnents, 3. 100 head
sheep active aud firm prime, st0t 2 fair
10 soud, S0t; common slsA 80; fecstp,s,
2,oJ) nead; smpnents. . 40 nead.