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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-11-05

New Books
The Divine Law as to Wines (SamsonD
Marjorie Huntington. (Bet) The Amazon (Cari Vas
maer.i Jack Archer. &c. A. HentyD
Leisure Hours Among the Gems. NamlinD
DR.. SEWER 90. " Cable) Thomas Berwick and Bis
IuIils. (DObson.l Love and Mirage.
Saturalst's Ranbles About Home. abbott
History OF fresid initial Elections. (Stinwood)
Queer Stories for Boys aud Girls 0sg zlestonl
Suwanee River Tales Sherwood Bonner
Calumet OF the Coteau. morris
The Ancient Empires Of the East (SayceD
NM II. MORRISON
oc4 AS Pennsylvania svenua
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Exrrcr THr LOWEST Psrcrs
FROM Tn
sEsfs 90 ssss rT go nv
ssssi 3 % ~ + $sJ$ M
50 +
j Is +: s. ! ! s. ! e. e. s E:
III $sj$ 81 Is: - l..

WHY
We saw that manufacturers and importers were over
stocked early in the fall hence delayed the bulk Of
purchases until late in October For this rssson
we now own our goods at from 10 to Is per cent le
than had we bought early. We are therefore better
than before to show the people Of Wash
ngton elegant stock Of rstcass Dry Goods At the
Lowest Prices known during the last quarter century
HANDKERCHIEF DEPARTMENT.
Ladies' ALI Linen. Hemstitched and Printed Border
Handkerchiefs.
12<o EACH
26 Different Styles.
These goods actually cost to import SITS to s22s
Dozen and retaed early in the season for c each
We did not buy. Recent purchase enables M to offer
them At this price, and positively the best bargain
in Handkerchief ever shown In this city.
First door; midway. left side)
DOMESTIC DEPARTMENT
54-inch Bleached Cotton,
1910 PER YARD.
A5-inch Brown Cotton,
10c. PER YARD.
Extra Heavy Brown Canton Flannel,
l2hc. PER YARD
(Third door; take the elevator)
BLACK GOODS DEPARTMENT
Novelties in DiagonAls. Basket Cloths Granite
Armures,
These goods are IS inches wide cost SSc Per yard
early in the season. We did not buy. We make fair
Profit at this price Positively the best bargains ever
offered in Black Goods
tFirst door: last Department on the Lofty
Fifty Pairs White and Ecru nottingham Lace Cur
tains 81 yards long, 80 inches wide handsome stripe
Patterns. tapped borders; we'll worth S6, only
S325 PER PAIR
CThird floor; take the elevstos)
CLOAK DEPARTMENT.
Brocads Velvet ViGts
Elegantly trimmed with chenille fringe quilted silk
lining The newest style and perfect shape now
worn.
(seoond floor; take the elevator)
WOODWARD 4 LoTHRoP,
BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE
ONE PRICE ONLY
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Full SrocK.
MERlNOS. FLASNELS, BALBRIG9ANa SHIRTS
AND DRAWERS
CANToN-FLANNEL NIGHT SHIRTS SHIRTS AMI
DRAWERS ~
GLOVES. HALF-HOSE. Suitable for the seaaon
nj W. ). TEEL. sst fennsylvnnia aysnna
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IMPORTER OF FRENCH WINES, COGNAC. CHAN.
PAGNES AND COkDIALS
tfench Ciarets. $3la, 81 and a. so Der doxsn
Amsrican Native Wines. Brandies aud Champssnea
SAuornla " rrIria and Ohio, tour bottle 'for N
VICTOR RUUX. l747 Pennsylvania avenue %
Agents Tor frst-cIass hu Uses Bordeaux Burrnn6v
ChsmpaSpts and Cognae Wins dc tout sortes e. sssss
au9l2.3 ms ~'~~ 90 Ss&sA
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IHOR RENT-BY R. O. HOFFMAN,
Il st. l8 1880 90 Nst mr. 18th Ions fural25 90
DupontCle, l4r fur $50 90 Seaton Hail. 9th& D. l25 90
R. mr. CT fur2S0 90 1880 18th ST. Is "a 100 10
Lafayette So II fur250 On &C. mr. Capt. 100 90
st, Thomas Gle. $50 90 Cor St mr. IL ST. fur go 90
Conn. av., ct 225 90 l. Cap st mr. Cd fur SO so
2Dp'ntCle 14r mi 2O8 80 st mr. Az sw fur SO 90
Conn 13r 2O8 80 ID door of no nth sd 40 90
st. Conn Ii FL. 10000 Mt Pleasant rs... IS 90
1afteSq l7rs. iur. .2G0O 10 1911 18th st., 20 90
Iowa Circle. l3 fur 90 927 25th st. 9r 1000
DdpontCe furl50 90 625 La n.w.5 Is 90
For permits to see furnished houses call office For
list OF property for sale call send Office for Real
tate Guide Loans real estate ne9otated lowest
rates Property placed with me for or sale Is lib
orally advertised free Of cost to the owner
nj 4 o. HOFFMAN. 10th and r sta NV
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HE'D HOUSES
922 n street n. w.....e35. 90
I01 d street 9. g. 80. 90
l228 | street n. e......20. 90
703 18th street, 2off. r. Is. 90
703 18th street, 2 or 20. 90
Stables. IT. $40. 6l5 and go
625 18th ST. Get 6. e.....l5. 80
} HOUSES.
18th, bet. / and Z. il. .Sl66. 66
II. near Thomas Cir l5O. 90
18th. bet. n and O.. $50 90
l.. bet. 18th and 18th. $50. 90
18th. bet. G and H. .l5O. 90
Vt. ave. mr. Iowa circ. $50. 90
18th St, near K st. l50. 90
18th, mr. Dupont Cir. ,. l25. 90
q. bet. 18th & 18th. .l25. 90
=. L v., bel. 16th&l7thl00. 90
18th St. near z 100. 90
18th. bet. @ & R.......75. 90
BROWN. l437 Penn. Ave.
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nor SALE-LOTSII HAVE A LARGE NUMBER
Il Of elegant Building Lots in the West End, for sale
Now the time TO purchase for single residences
speculative purpos the dawn of day
prices will advance after the present month
JNO. A. PRESCOTT
oc4-2m 1876 / street northwest
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The people rebuked yesterday those politicians
who would have It that violence and fraud would
BE- fife at the polls From all over the land comes
tie same gratifying refutation OF such humating
predictions Good order and good humOr reigned
everywhere. nation OF sixty million people
chose its rulers under circumstances that brought
out the most earnest feeling, with scarcely Iracas
or scowL Such 4 nation may be trusted with
liberty.
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EOR RENT-UNFURNIsl
- 1912 N street. :. Sl25. 90
l447 Mass. avenue. . .l25 90
1885 Mass. avenue. 10000
2023 I street. ;. ......lOO.O0
1906 SunderiaudPlace. 81 IS
1916 street. .S3. 80
2022 + street. .........75.00
FURNISHED
4 st., nes1 Conn. av. 1888. 50
Farragut So. near x. 500 90
Conn. av.. near N st. $50. 90
18th ST., Iear X at. . $50. 90
Mass av near T. cir. $50. 90
NJ st. near T. cir. .250.W
81 St, bet. 18th & 10Th .225.O0I
18th St. bet. l and K. .05. 90
18th ST., near S. cir .2OS. 80
9th st.. near E st .2O0.t 90
18th st., near N st.. 200. 90
18th. near Mass. av. 200. OO
oc3l FITCH, FOX 4
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-11-05

IL is manifest that the republicans have made
substantial gains III the House. though there are no
figures yet which justify the claim that the present
Democratic majority is overcome So far as now
Appears, the democrats VIII retain lead OF thirty
or forty And If Cleveland is elected, as now seems
probable, il Is desirable that the democrats should
have The responsibility OF control in the federal
legislature also for the experience Of the past few
years shows that nothing so embarrasses legsla-
don as 10 have Congress and the administration at
crCss-purpoSes- II IS 10 be remembered that the
Senate viii be republican in any event, so that
cheek VIII remain on extreme party action.
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No wonder the politicians don't like civil service
reform TO judge from their gross blunders in
arithmetic this year, both before and after election
not one OF them could pass an examination in SIM
pie notation and in addition and subtraction they
would fail shamefuly. They all made a mistake
OF goo IN the Cleveland plurality in New York
city, and up TO late hour had elected the whole
Tanlnany city ticket when in reality Grace had a
good majority The latest report from the city is
that the errors on all the tickets have required
recount and that the Official returns may be neces-
sary To decide which way the state has gone
New-York tribune., 1884-03-25
NATIONAL GUARD NOTES.

Orders were issued last night directing the
7th Regiment parade in fatigue uniform white belts
follows: Companies G, @, and X, on April 2; d, L,
f, and II, Aprl T. and A, b. and l. April 10. Warrants
have been issued to the following non-con-
missiOned officers: sergents +. +. Young, q. II
Gould and W. d. Preston, Corporals j. +. Iheis A. Nc
Dougan, T. NJ Halsey, A c. Clayton, ". y. VAIL F. Van
Leunet and W. +. Morgan.
On the occasion of the discharge Of Quartermaster
Sergeant Ebenezer j. Hyde, Of Company A, after
a faithful service OF thirty years IN
tho 9TH Regiment, Colonel Clark says in Or
ders: "The highest commentator is hereby ex-
tended TO Sergeant Hyde for his extraordinary period OF
active and distinguished service In this regiment and the
example is worthy OF mitasn by all members who de-
sire TO promote the permanent welfare OF this organza
ton The strength and prosperity OF this regiment Is
particularly due 10 those who years beyond
the period OF their original enlistment, no service OF
any Kind 10 this regiment can compare with
active seryioe In the ranks. and all active
and exempt members should discourage and oppose any
thing and everything that tends to the active
service OF member to diminish the length OF such
service In the ranks OF this regiment"
The expulsion Of Private Gorham A. Worth OF Com
pany f. 9TH Regiment for neglect OF duty has been ap-
proved.
battalion drill last evening at the ArmOry.
Companies ID, and f. 23d Regiment, paraded for In
Companies d. T. F and II. 7th Regiment, win parade
this evening, and Companies A, and O. 32d Regiment
viii prscuce guard mounting al their arnory In Brook
lyn.
New-York tribune., 1884-03-25
IRA sHAFER FREES HIS MIND.

CHARGING THAT LETTER IN THE VANDERBILT
ALLEN DIVORCE CASE is FORGERY.
Ira Shafcr expressed himself with decided
warmth regarding Robert sewe yetterday, before JUS
uce Lawrence in the Supreme Court ChambeTs. The
lawyers were arguing upon motion for alimOny for Mrs
Edh Allen pending her suit against Aer husband Wander
Dit Alien ror separate maintenance for herselfa child
Mr. shaier represented Mrs AL while Mr.. sewe ap
peHed for the husband The suit begun October
1888 part OF the complaint been stricken
the ground Of ndecency and eeyancy on the order Of
Justice DOnohue Mr. shafer yesterday produced letter
OF Mrs Aliens, which had been put In evidence by Mr.
sewen 1t wss dated December d. 1883 II began Dear
Van" Nj 6hafer read along until he TO reference
10 the eartos reception; land that affair." he exclaimed
"was not likely TO be forgotten. II occurred on
December 1892 year before the date letter
And yet the basis OF this letter. the learned
proposes TO urge contradictions In the statement Of this
poor gT whom her husband, fifty years old, married
as poor school girl This letter Is the baldest forgery,
INTENDED 20 deprive Der of her rights demand Mr.. Al
you
md a truthful one, too
MI: sewel-I suppose you win be able to answer 1t
Mr. shafer-I Will determine my own method Of pro-
New-York tribune., 1884-03-25
OPPOSED TO Mr. GoRRNGE As RECEIVER.

1t was a bright move on the part of the
American shpbulding Company 20 secure the appoint
nent Of the president Of the company It's receiver"
said j. Adriance Bush the counsel and brother of William
Bush, who is a stockhOder Mr. Fry, the president OF
qhe Bank Of NewYork, owns twenty-five shares OF the
stock OF the company and although the adjournment of
hearing before Attorney General OBrien at Albany
was secured because of Mr. Barows absence from the
city it simply bright TO try TO forestal my
application to have the charter annued by the appoint
ment in Philadelphia OF Commander Gorringe Mr. Barlow
has asked to-day if l would 20 with the mat
ter on Wednesday. and told him that certainly should
shall also Immediately begin an action in Philadelphia,
as tHat the appointment OF Commander GOrriuge be
set aside and that a new receiver he appointed.
"I have nothing 10 say against Mr.. GOrringe, whom
respect az naval officer and a gentleman,
but / do not think he is fitted TO con
duct shipbullding. expect several stockholders viii
unto with my client in the Philadelphia actions. The
charge that trying to the company Is entire
ly untrue. The company doing losing business, and
has been ever since 1t started. | am assured that
the first ship was constructed at loss
OF $4,000 TO the company. I do not
know who will be asked TO succeed Mr.. Gorringe re
ceiVeT.p
New-York tribune., 1884-03-25
CIVIL NOTES,

Surrogate Rollins yesterday appointed HAM
iton Cole referee TO take testimony on certain issues III
yoIved IN the motion OF Thomas j. Creamer TO
remove Mary NJ Waller as OF the estate OF her
late husband John r. Waller. Dir. Creamer Is tne as
signee OF Mrs Robert G. Hutchin6H VINO h cE.ls q,
also soGght.
Justice Lawrence, in the Supreme Court
Chambers refused yesterday to vacae the order OF ar
rest against Ferdinand Gaser. He was inearcerated n
default Of $4,000 bail in divorce proceedings on the
ground OF cruelty This ia the third action which Mrs
Glaser has begun having forgiven her husband twice De
fore Justice Lawrence holds that Justice to MTs G,er
aud the interests of the public demand tnat MI "aSer
shall be punished
The attachment for 50, 100 upon the property
Of John setsOn obtained by Charles Coghlan IN his sec
ond action for salary, was vacated yesterday IN the
Court of Common Pleas upon Mr.. stetsons filing bond
80 800 to Mr. COghlan In any Judgment nc may
obtain. The bondsmen were Sheridan Shook ana Iheo-
dor
New-York tribune., 1884-03-25
CLOSING PRICES OF BOSTON STOCKS.
BOsrON. March "a, 1884,
MONDAY. March 24-P. NJ

MONDAY, March 24-P NJ.
To-day's stock speculation developed an absence
of sustaining orders, which, when compared with
the operations Of the last several weeks Is anovelty
in the dealings yet the market showed no little in
herent strength IN the fact that, despite the
want of sustaining orders, the declines that
occurred were no greater than they WERE
The current of prcs, however, from the
opening to the end of business was steadily
downward subject only to less than usual reaction
airy fluctuations. In the early loan market st.
Paul for use commanded premium of 1882 to is
per cent per diem; the principal business was done
at 1-32 Clio but later the certificates were freely
offered fiat The total sales for the day are
reported at 3373S1 shares. The prom
inent stocks in the dealin gs were Delaware,
Lackawanna and Western (6S2 220 shares which
declined from 1864 to 1854; St. Paul $4,000
shares which declined from 92l4 to 90si and after
ward ex dividend from s73i to S6os9S67s; Union
Pacific 49, 1876 sharesl. which declined from 1893
10 749 Lake Shore (27,375 shares which declined
from 1O1 81 to 1O0as and Erie 1896 shares which
declined from 224 to 207sG2l. We have
accounted for the sales of 100000 shares
out of the days total business. Central
and Hudson furnished 1880 shares, with
a decline from 114al to 1888 and Pacific Mail fur
nished 10. 200 shares with decline from 54L to
so, making "a total for seven stocks of 24S, 900
shares. But the whole market moved the same as
the stocks that have been named and il closed
weak at about the lowest prices of the day.
State bonds were neglected. or city bank stocks,
Commerce sold at 156l2 and Metropolitan at
1b24154.
There was not n transaction in Government bonds
at the Stock Exchange, aud the outside business is
reported az unusually small. The quotations. how
ever, were firm, with bids for the Is u per cent
higher 9s fOllowRi
New-York tribune., 1884-03-25

cedure II there any queetion that point between
s Won may be sure that you are wrong and that am
night .,,
Mr.. sewon, smiling comfortably y-Certainly. -, /. -,
Justice Lawrence adjourned the hearing unti Wasy'
that the affidavit Of Mr. Allen might be produced
Mr.. Allen Ia nernber of the firm OF Bunker, hnen
Cornelius Vanderbilt Mrs. Allen states that she was
married in Philadelphia in December leso she ns ,' 1no
child Edith GLADYS Allen Her husband began treating
her cruelty early IN ISS3 aud she declares haa peen
guilty OF indelitv. Mrs Allen says that enc cbaIse l
husband with improper conduct and this angered u 40
that he left her on February 25 1885, refusing to return
unless she apOOgzed.
New-York tribune., 1884-03-25
rrRnpEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

LoSDoN March 24l230 p.mAtlantic and Great Western
First Mortgage Trustees Certificates, 43s Erie - l do
Second COns0ls 80; New York Central ll Illinois Central
133o Pennsylvania 607. Reading, 2S7 Mexican Ordinary,
4BI4; Canadian Pacific, 56lt ct Paul Common. 81
pm-Paris alyIces quote Three Per Cent Renes az 20
francs 80 centlnes for the account 49,, .
45O United States Four Per Cent Bonds l2A Al
lantc and Great Western First Mortgage Trustees Cer
42s4; do second Mortgage ga Erie 2zo do second
ConsOs 9ll2 New-YOrk Central 1866 ILLINOIS, central
1921 Pennsylvania 80L Reading, 2ssi Mexican Ordinary
AZ y; Canadian Pacific, 5Jl2; It, Paul Common, 035i
The amount OF bullion gone into the Bank OF England On
balance to-day is elO,00O ~
cenmes for account and exchange London at %
frahcs 22l2 centimes for checks
New-York tribune., 1884-03-25
COURT CALENDARs-MARCH 25.


SUPREME AiiBERsBeore Lawrence Jnos NO 80
53 J4 55 H. ~ 49, 159 ga 253 20S 2Oo 100 zo ~
80, 80 2S8, 2S7, 2Sa. -, ,,,,
SUPREME CoURT-GgNERAL TERM-Adlourned until FIlday
SUPREME CoURF-SPECTAL TEBY.-Bef0re Van Brunt j.
894 s5 1896 4o 402 2s b9S 4OS, 4ol 41o 4l2 42o 429
$50, 431, 433, 43g, 44O. 442, 10 564
s6PEEiE oogRT IBsiSre @ R9noane S me Ia
12g9 1881 l69 1868 9le III 1871 4s5 l9qSS GS 5as
967 s5G 953 s7 1OO2 1895 1885, 1897 1885, 1913 I6oo
SUPREME CoURfUCRcuTT-PAR II.-Beiore Macomber, J.
Nos 1892 47I, 1886 6g2, 1888 1898, l2lO l2il l2dI
l49 245 i421, O9O 1876 1902 1403, 603 6O4 6@2 49,
24G li43, 1880 - ~.
Nos l5l8L 77l 1870 1885, 296l2 256i 1549, l0i i664
1869, 1879, 1885, 1888 1883, 2630 l89 l52 % lUso
1853 SS 1884 2l2l 2739 Before Van Worst JCase on
Kidd agt. Kidd. - sou -, .,,.o T.
sURROGATE's CoURr-Beforo Rollins, S-Wn OF Alice r;
Ketcnam 10 m; estate of Charles A Wainwright AO'oO
a. m WIN OF Jesse HOyt. IL ~,
SUPERIOR CoURT-sPECIAL TERM-Before TruaK J-Nos
81, ~. - o,o
67 6sO 6S7 6s9 6g7 999 100 702 700 no. 4O7 30l Z1S
67b
COMMON PLEAs-sPEcIAL TKRM-Before Beach J-No day
COMMON PLEAs-TRIAL TERM-PART I.-Before Daly, c. IL
Nos 75 6a7 72d 1874, 746 2Ol 1885, Az lZ'9 ~ 4II'
40
New-York tribune., 1884-03-25

CONVENTION or TEACHERS or THE DEAF
WASHINGTON, March 24.-At a conference of
teachers and other persons interested In the instruction
OF deaf mutes, which held recently in NewYork q
committee consisting o. Alexander Graham Bell, Harriet
b. Rogers and Sarah Fuller appointed TO make
rangements FOR convention OF persons practically
New-York tribune., 1884-03-25

saes-M Goldsmith for Il Kopfer 4s Missouri steers, Sc
l276 6s at s1 % gS DO l27S Ds a. 20 20 80 Io S ID
ii c and n per head u DO 27o lbs az II 3c II do.
llij lbs at lll4ci 80 do LII lbs at lh and SOC per
Sherman Z Culver for Person 2 Kansas steers 1929
na stable FED steers Sj bs at 81 per 100 Ibs
do 1885 lbs at 50 so do lbs at 81 for j. J. Nc
Ge Illinois Steers fS56 lbs at 9c 50 bs 20 do
lbs at 4o 10 do, lle3 lbs, at ana 81 head;
10 105 lbs at lie less 9 IL do 04o lbs at 10 50 lbs
Vogel Regenstein for Meyer Regenstein 80 Illinois
9tef5' % h. a. Cd a. 70 DO DO S5U b. at Sc IS b. and 5oo per
head II do l2l6 70, at like IL DO l25 ID; at Ike
10s4c Bull 1880 n. at 50 20 do 1850 ID, az 80 for
Calender " % DO one 4 steers % g. SSo e 5 o. % sSs 49, k
lie do, 1857 b. at l1ho oKent 1642 No. at lOAo 90
Ba sas 6Ssn 81 :; IS Is 5SS
l,2bO ID, At ll4c, SO ID. .o .
sanuels on commissions 80 Missouri Steers llSo d.
Coney & Mcpherson eOmmi'sio6 l9 PennsylyyaMnla v MI
sta6efsd steer 4l 10 b az "a at y & 10 ~ a. 90 l4s ~
II, a. i2tc, SO nj do 200 10, at u "a DO sll b st
re less q per mead DO SOs d. st ee And 81 per head
ii tS 90 do i24s B al ii % less j per bead y do 0is
b 1Olsc and III per head DO 026 ~ at Lobe 23 do.
1857 b at II &c Is DO fT7 % at lie state Dry
952 h. at 9c 65 do, $50 n, at Siac Bull LAO To- at
r. = Rosenthal " IL steers ll2e n, at
lie 81 loss II per head DO DO 10 AZ 10 less 81 per
g. Kahn Tor self Is Missouri steers 1870 B at l2c 90
lie and SOC par head % do 09J 10 az Nc ID do 2Ii
m at so G 63 Gherokeea 93l o at 80 81; Bus 1910 ID
sc6amberg Tor schsmberg & Co; 10 Illinois steers
2o3 s q "a st - iSi al dS % 2ag ats9 az 90 DO % o. g.
y Sadler & Co commission 40 Texans, 10 "a NJ
lOae % % SO Cherokees. IO7 b. at llo 50 10. and II
New-York tribune., 1884-03-25

gagged In teaching articulation 20 the deaf. The commit
toe has lust issied call for sneh convention be held
in NewY0r Institution for the Instruction Of Deaf
Mutes on June IS, 1884.
New-York tribune., 1884-03-25

4 TJsS i e s fls. as S e i e
9Ien L92o q at 90 25 is Bulls 1872 y, at "a go Is DO
scluster 1anenbsum for y Morris sa Illinois f. steers,
3 g. S a. S II s. a.
i1s2 s N s r. lo as s1 sSoo lSSo .vsr,gs AZ
a.Siase ss To- % dres, ies Ssa54 8 s. '' '~o""" "'
6owsNo fresh arr arrivals aecepts sr tho week s7 head
The ruled au a. the wee and prices are See<
vEs-Receips we're SSS ali at eOth:st Most q
an 9s % gS5 Hsy
going az high as s1c and htte tbn SaVes s"" '~'
sGss efsHe?s SasdR s RsGSd sod rf' yeS
BsO 5c 20 DO 90 b. at ic % DO Sc b. at 4 and 10,
bieaeack Dewey sola: p veas IssS at 9tG los DO
iS2 o. q 7e do, Il6 b. at sac DO los n al 7 and 81
IT halleabeck pnyis sod: 4! yesls lt2 at a 2S d.
DO Il T. DO i5S r. at 8ej DO lis b. az 7ae and
sifEEf AND LAMBs-Receipts were 80 cars. Of 7.e4s
hea2i cars az e9ths and Is st Jersey city and aisE
demand reported at 6ost with prices about c higher but
me @ S1 saye had not S1cd % ed assy eye city S Up
e o os9g %9s OF 3s half M "a Tn'Sa Sn
oSs 70 ShSse fsqRs bl o .e n MSSts % S q g.
state sheep n At &c; i6J DO e5 b. Sc DO i2S
H. At sci ard 3 DO c1 s. h. at s.c 0 i'0
g DO q b: a SCI ssdo g @ d. g 7is s9l
ia m a s 7 o sSo S q, e9 3 ~ TO- az ~ ~ a. a. % 90
90 do 95 H. at 6c 50 do h. 6c; l5l DO 81 h. az Oc;
and PAS sheep ard Ianbs n n, at sse
Hume & Mullen sold: ijS state sheer los at C2c 10
do, lQ5 B, at 90 q, and l23 do 80 n, at 6ic
Walsh Kirby & Co Sold l79 Ohio sheep, LOG D. at Csc;
III do, los h. at &C, and 23O do 7S N, at - 80.
Judd Buckingham soldi 8j state Sheep, II 10. at 5cj
2l3 do n, 53ac; SO do 80 10 80; "a do part
Lambs 20 d. at s64ji l72 Nebraska sheep Il6 B SAC;
Bucks, 100 10, at SIC.
Newton Glet sold l4l Western sheep. IS b al sac 40
DO 100 ID, at 6l4c. ~ do, IS 10, at &c. -
j. +. Sadlef & sold 1873 Western sheep, 80 D. az SO
80 Western Lambs, - b at 6i2c.
HOGS-Receipts we're 20 100 hesd-37
at Jersey city ad 3 at 40thst Market barely steady
at nner quotations for light while Heavy are
tIlfe hrn carload OF Light Pigs sold by smith n
Reid at 80 TO-
New-York tribune., 1884-03-25
MINES AND MINING.

SALESAT TIE EEW-YORK MINING EYOHAyGR
NEw-YoRK. March %. 1884.
New-York tribune., 1884-03-25
LIVE STOCK MARKETs-BY rELEGRAPH

BUFFALO March Cde-Recepts to-day ESQ head. tottk
for week thus far $500 head for time last week 5000
head consigned through rs active and higher Extra
Steers 80 l5dSj Bj Light Good
Butcherss ~ GOGs5 30.
Shep-ReceDts today 1900 total for week thus FAR
300 hea for time last week 10000 head consigned
through, market quiet and higher Fair 20 Good
Western "a 5dSl 63 Choice TO Fancy - 1896 35 West
Lambs - 6j a ~ 90.
far 1900 head for same time last week 5000 head:
ned through 80 Good 20 Choice lOrkers ~ 90
0s5 80; Light Mixed 50 25dS6 co. Good Mediums ~ OOS
~ l5i Pigs. &5 - asj IS.