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So. Londonderry, VT.
TERMS.

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The Labor enquirer., 1886-06-12
SAN FRANCISCO, May 80.
A Call For Aid.
l. w A

For The ENQUIRER.
SAL1NEv1LLE, Ohio, May 30:-The Sa-
lineville, Ohio, Group l. W. P. A., and
Salineville Lehr & Wehr Verein, in
joint session assembled, unanimously
endorsed the following:
Whereas, The capitallstic masters
seem determined to crush out the ad
vocacy Of our free principles by arrest
ing and imprisoning its advocates and
Whereas, The authorities have pres.
ecuted this intention TO such an extent
that Comrade W. J. Gorsuch is almost,
if not the only agitstor left free to labor
openly in the propagandy of Word
therefore be 1t
Resolved, That Saliueville Group, l
W. P. A., and Lehr & Wehr Verpin en-.
dorse his fearless attitude in defense Of
Liberty, Equality and Fraternity and
earnestly call upon all groups and com
rades to aid him to the fullest posi- bic
extent, financially and otherwise, to
continue more powerfully and effec-
lively than ever his battling for HUI.
manity. Strengthen his hands. 1t il
the duty Of the hour.
Address all communications and re-
mittances to Alvin Wergel, Box 70, Sa
lineville, Ohio, or to w. J. Gorsuch, 632
Preble avenue, Allegheny, Pennsylva
MIA. ALVIN WEIGEL, Secretary.
The Labor enquirer., 1886-06-12
great success. The following is an ex-
tract from the Judges speech:

great success. The following is an ex-
tract from the judges speech:
mo man can support himself, by in
dependent labor, unless he has access to
the elements that God made for that
purpose; and if those elements are the
exclusive private property of other men,
he cannot live at 2 Il unless he submits
| to the terms which they dictate. Thus
| it is that in a world teemlng with plenty
for all, the SO per cent of the people who
are disinherited of the Creators bounty,
are made hewers of wood and drawers
of water for the other privileged l per
cent. The relations between these
classes are unnatural and indefensib Bile.
The one produces, but is not permitted
to take, the other takes but does not
produce. The co'.flct which has arisen
between these classes cannot be recon
ciled. 1t is the conflict which arises be-
tween the highwaYman and the belated
traveller. There can be no compromise.
The robber must be routed or the tray
eler must be robbed. Their interests
are hostile a. every point. The one
seeks to reap where he has not sown,
while the other simply insists upon re-
tanning the fruits of his own labor. AS
with the robber and the traveller, so 1t ls
in this conflict; either the private mo-
nopoly of natural elements must be
abolished or the disinherited masses of
mankind must be re-delivered to slavery.
Civilization must either 90 backward or
forward. 1t is impossible for it to
remain stationary. Already the monop-
olsts and their parasites are crying out
for stronger government and for linn
itation ofthe elective franchise ; in short,
for a return to midieval despotism, with
a powerful standing army to suppress
popular demonstrations and a state
church to work upon the suDerstitions
of the people; to prevent them from Or
ganizing for selfprotection, and to teach
them that thev must be slaves in this
world in order TO be angels in the next"
I.W A.
SAN Francisco, Nav 80.
The Labor enquirer., 1886-06-12
From Stout.

Editor Labor Enquirer.
| notice in the columns of THE En-
QUIRER an article on the FranCevillt
mines signed "Visitor." About veal
ago was made victim by the same
Franceyile company. My associates
were also victlmized simply because
they were Knights of Labor and showed
disposition to be true to the promises
made to stand by the principles of the
order.
Importation of Italians then followed,
and after imposing on their ignorance,
they too rebelled as they were not black
enough to compete with those named in
"Vlsitor's' article.
When will you white Americans real
ize your positions? Are you tormented
enough2
If not, keep on and work for what you
can get; trample each other as low a.
you possibly can and then find your
selves and your children surrounded by
Pinkerton thugs. American liberty will
then be thing cfthe past.
And who is responsible for it? Amer
ican free institutions are passing away,
dark clouds are surrounding our homes
turmoil and distress on every hand.
These are but the forerunners that in
dlcate the dawn of new day. What
that dav will bring cannot tell, but ]
DO know that, bring what it may, my
condition and the condition of nv fel
low workingmen cannot get worse.
May ignorance and greed be dispelled
that our glorious America may not be
drenched again with the blood of he,
sons, one portion of which greedy nam
mon will array against the other il
order to hold both in wage slavery
Who will be responsible for the blooC
which may be shed?
We are burdened beasts with human hearts
Can bear a burden long!
But comes time when nature starts
To right the cruel wrong.
Yours in the cause,
THOMAS LAWRENCE.
STOUT, Colorado, June l..
The Labor enquirer., 1886-06-12
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT.

In the Matter of he Estate of Eliza Ncpriao
Deceased. Al 0Nl lue
Notice is hereby given, That o. Monday
o one lo9rteenth OF day OF June A D., 1886, being
tne county Court OF Arapahoe County. in the
State OF colorado, !, Charles E. Mcbride ad.
mlnistrator OF said estate, will appear before
tne Judge OF said court, present my final Set
tlement as such administrator. nSaV The ar-
proval Of the same and will then an1lv 70 r
DISCHARGED as such administrator. Atwhicb
time and place any person in Interest NAV
any there be. e'
Dated at Denver, Colorado, May Z, 1885.
CHARLES E. MCBRIDE,
Bride deceased SiSst
The Labor enquirer., 1886-06-12

STOUT, Colorado, June l.
The Labor enquirer., 1886-06-12
CONSUMPTION CURED.

An old physician, retired from practice,
having had placed in his hands by an East
India missionary the formula of simple
vegetable remedy for the speedy and perma-
tarrh, Asthma and all throat and Lung Affec-
tions, also a positive and radical cure for
Nervous Debility and all Nervous Complaints,
after having tested its wonderful curative
powers in thousands of cases, has felt it his
duty TO make it known to his suffering fell
lows. Actuated by this motive and desire
to relieve human suffering, l will send free
of charge, to all who desire it, this recipe, in
tions for preparing and using Sent by mail
by addressing with stamp, naming this paper,
W. A. MOVES, 149 Powers Block, Rochester
New York
The Labor enquirer., 1886-06-12
A Laboring Mans Train Of Thought:

Eyes, Arfsten is a man
who is up with the times
for he knows that the
people cannot pay cash
down for the furniture
and other things which
are needed to make home
comfortable and conve.
nient, and he, therefore,
makes it possible for the
poor man to procure his
things, and pay for them
on easy terms. Arfsten's
stock contains everything
you need, in his line."
The Labor enquirer., 1886-06-12

: Use Wilhelm's Nasaline for Catarrh
hay Fever and Colds. Drug stores: so.
The Labor enquirer., 1886-06-12

Tidbald & Behymer, Undertaking and
No. 267 18th Street, Denver
All work warranted.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-07
COTTON MARKErs-sY rELsfaAPH.


LrvrRrooL- May 1913 D. m-Coton firm with iar de-
mand Mlddl,ns pllnds. ) lodi do Middling orleans
BAD SleslO0OD bales incuiiDg 1000 bales Tor specu
laflon and EXPORT receipts 900 bales, including 20 90
bales American. Futures steady; Uplanis Low Mhidng
clause Nav s64d do. MAY and June delivery,
. S-Od. June and July delivery S6idi no. july ahl
iverv lO6id. do September ant October delivery
56id; October and November delivery. ioidi 90.
November and December delivery. I64d] 40 Sepleiu'
Ihee wer, no tenders for deverie. tod.y clearing
p. mThe sales OF the day included 10000 bales Ameri
can. ..,,. ,,, r-,e, ,,,I,
ling plands 3l6d; Low Mntling Up Ids on Goo1 OI
dlnary Upands l3-ldd Ordinary Upl.nds lid Good
Mlddling Texas, 5ld; idling Texas o< Low uldulnR
Texas lbd Good Ordinary Texas ST. ordinary iehds
4n,d MiddlIng orleans 5i4l; Low Mldling OrIeans
.lGd Good Ordinary Orleans 4'sd' Ordinary orleans
Futures firm; Cplands Low Midding clause. May deiv
cry. s.5id BUYERS do MAY and June delivery o-4d
June and july delivery s5+d buyers. 90 july
and August 0eyey.5 J64d BUYERS; DO AUGUST anu sep
teabrr deivery 64d. sellers do september and Octo
ber delivery, G-6id value do OctODer ana NoNcmOer
delivery Z64d do November and D. ceDer de y
cry. > l-54d buyers do september delivery, I--oid
o. m-Cotton- Futures close dull Uplands Low Mdd
ling clause. delivery SID sellers 10 May and une
buyers do July and August de yery. 9o4d ouvers;
August and september delivery. lO;Oid buyers;
september and October delivery, 6-64d sellers; 10
october and November delivery 2-6id buyers; do
November md December delivery. l-D4d buyers DO
September .ivery. > iIjid. buyers ,,,
GALyEsTOS MAY 6.-CottOn dul ami nominal; Miidlng
MlddlIng. S5 Good Ordinary. l-lo net auu gross
l26 bales; exports coastwse, 4Ol3 Daes saes
2s4 laes stock. - 77o Oaes.
Middlng 81. Good Ordinary ~; net and receipts
1880 Exports to Great BIitan, 25O3 Daes saies
10 bales: stock, 233l2 bales. ~ ~
la e. gross bales; exports TO tOntuent oO25
bales sales 1000 bales; STOCK l610J6 bales.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-07
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

YORK Thursday. May 6.-BEENES.-Receipts were
head all city. and all export steers
shipment alive Jersey tity ana Thomas Allen NO
trade in Live Cattle. tcehng hrn.
city Dressed Beet quiet but firm at 09c 10: Ordinary TO
Prime quality.
Western Dressed quiet at 7'.d ssc with really Choice
offered.
American Refrigerator Bco Ia quoted dll M
1a4c n and American Live Cattle are also lower
and tending downward
shipments day include 500 quarter. OF Reef and 30
Holland Joseph
Eastman: $40 Live Cattle the Holland by NJ Goldsmith
Nelson Morris VIII load the Jersey city and ihomas
Allen with go head.
The sails for Bermuda with 20 Live Cattle and -
Lave sheep
CALVES.-Recepts 1921 head OF which 40l were
received a GOh-t Nearly 900 held over from yes
tsrCay making about 30 head on the market For the nve
ending day 1881 head have been on sale o whch
1000 th" market yesterday and today IL IL DOUBT
tay'S baVr been seen IN the pens IN Tue
~ imc and the market gutted 10y the over sup
ply to tumble showing decline OF &c again To
Bu'tcrilks and mixed lots sold at s30 SOi Common 10
few lf.i1e and Choice Jersey calves brought
6ac.
Pressed Calves IN liberal supply and with Ordinary
10 Prime country Dressed Neas selling at G1c AMI best
CIV Drcsfcini
The stkc the calf Butchers which began but little moro
than weeks eliminated yesterday IN partial yicto
~ which have been almost much OF surprise 10
tcmsry he CALI brokcrs most Of whom totsy
pared for any such AZ that which has happened
Indcor lust he calf boxers seemed about 10 be
victorious they ind themselves defeated by what
New-York tribune., 1886-05-07
CRIE RAILWAY, now known as the NEW

A. YORK, LAKE ERIE AND wEsRERN RAILROAD
Arrangements Of snI ID from nnie saTsr Depot f'0n
m-Daiy except sundays Day Express Buffet Drawing
faIo Niagara Fails and Suspension Bridge sleeping
Coaches Iiornellsye TO Cincinnati -, ,,.,, 8, .
sod Pullman train OF Day and Hotol Sleeping caches
No charge for fast time Arrives McadviIe :l5
90 D. M and ST Louis 7;SO the second morning.
II M Daily Bunalo and Nagara Falls dmiteL arrive.
popular night train beiwoen New ork and Buffalo.
OF nDaly Cncago Express for the WSst Pullman nay
Buffalo. Niagara Falls. Cincinnati and chicago ~ ,ooo
% dS" sSS res'1 400 s 49, ~ 70 7q & 7aS So SS g. Cac
o $50 ioC e M r. mSas&t ID S s%adnyi is %o Ss9
i.5 500, $50 $40 800 5i6 $50, 300 10. go 7.S;
2S 49, Ge s G 81 N scO oao % iO''
Newark and Paterson via Newark, Gao 500 sso 1000;
y m. and IL mingh, Tucsday. Thursday and saturday
nights only supdays siS M SsO 60 600 m; "a
$50 sio 10 $50 1850 p N. aud l. nidnsh SUNDAY.
~ $40 9S nd IA o Sao ~ 1879 Pr" and sn1GaSs M m,
Newburg and Cornwall $50. a. m. $3.50. 4so. and
p m. sunday $50 a. m. 8. pm ,.,,
Rondout and Kingston and Montgomery 445 a. M, $50
Goshen 40 $40 7.5o p iogo m $50 $50 ls6, I.
745 np sunday 40. = 30. 1920 a NJ $50, = p ~
7sa.S G"c M sunday s SO $50 1920 @ fhi
aud western RAILROAD at Mainst Thee ~ train stops AZ
Port jersis 44, 75o o. 90 4so. ZOO. 7:45 900
p Goats leave sd It, n. r. SiS 10 6is p m every
hfesn minutes dis p m loA5 p m e'srv lS na'Ss %
10 every thrtyminutes lo45 p ~ 10 7'io a. H.
Tcles for passage and apartments in Drawing Room aud
Sleeping Coaches be obtained and orders fo' the
Ss NS. 4o oq s7 nssaS Away = N No
81, brooklyn, or at the company Depo'. vo, -,,
'''0 John n XbBOTIf Genr Pass'r Agent New-yOrk
New-York tribune., 1886-05-07
xxvEST SHORE RAILROAD.

w y. Y. G.. II
THE WEST SHORE ROUTE Il ALONG liz NJ ~ rr,t -
SHORE OF THE WORLDFAMtD y litps - X y ,Nrxs' ~
AROUND FOOTHILLS OF CArsklLi MOI - y AZ ri, q
MOHAWK. - .o,, .-,- III, ,o.,., ,y.s, .os.
Il. station a. follows; ...,.. %, r,v a,
North River 20 minutes earlier than from "o Oh "e''
Detroit aud Chicago $50 m, 600. 'slop NJ scepers
~ fons 800 $40 p m. slcepers through .o,
Nufalo Rochester, suspension Bridge, Niagara tais "S
n m 900. \ 10 p. n sleepers and drawing room cars
Juca and syracuse. 30. ll2o n nl, 500 y 10 ~. -
highland Pokcepsic and Kingston. : 10 "o IL 20 No
as -Su ~ 20 y. and 900 iol KINGSTON. "A M
saugertes and Albany. '7lO 80 80. II 20 NJ so' 0'
Csts1ill, = TO- esc ll25 M 9sS. .sio pm z,o
tran.ton's West Point, Cornwall ana N,N,,niR' 90;
% 80 IU:i6 1923 M. 300 TO- III ~ ~ p '"' A"
.6 90 m. for 1. N 'tons. ,oInw All ana N."V"'b'
For Mont real and Cannta East 600 p m. - ,,,.,,,,
Hanfon London, -oSua IN, 900, 'o'ip p H. ''''"''
$3.50 tonO. $40 Y NJ o,ler trains laly oxcept
snDGa,Ey' ,DGg,y' fD"iy' 'N''p' '"''''' ,.,.,.oa,-
time tables parlor sleeping car aeSo aaon
,ans "s ar information, apply AT 0hces Bt"oAyh u
aooes vshiu ston'si; 730 Fultonst; AaneS Once;
loo. Of rutonst: New iotT VY ~ .os & - ',ot oe o.,
p,"oan,y 1871 owciy. aud West shore staons 700, %
vest ia ST. ana Of Jay ST. NORTH Nf ~
xnress will aii check haSbas" 'io "''' '"
dences orders can DC leit at nche o,,i,,>r,,r o,i,,~
$50 Broadway. eener" f"'s'"s' 's
New-York tribune., 1886-05-07
DENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
On and after MARCH 90. 1884
GREAT TRUNK LINE
AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE.

AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE
Trains leave New York. via Desorosses and courAndt Ssos
Ferries. IS follow;
uars6ur Plttsourg and the west with Pglman Palace
sod chssc 9o a Fa Dining ~ Sng aSi sleep
WI Gs.9 .5Sr, a a. cc q ayu fyayy dsy CORY and Eric
ASP M. connecting At CORY for riiusyiie Petroleum
la timore Washington aud the south Limited Wasting
10 M arrtye wssnlng,on ,c ~ aga aga p sna M Az
100. 4:sO. and 900 p and u night sunday SIS
rSv m q ond CIV ? acp ad u5asS 81 nis9t arous par ca
Long Branch BAY Head Junction. and intermcdate stations.
% A .9T ss sa Am1OS M aS DO & noon not so5 al ~
For o!d Point AMI Norfolk via Ncw.Yors Philadelphia and
Norfolk Railroad week days aud p ~. every day;
pSs, E9tpse agS s connect With gn
JERSEY CITY snordns spccdy and direct transeT for
Trans ayrrt From pitsburg 80 $40 l3O n s5s
snS $e % & a' S0 SsS aaa 1928 m
Sunday; 600, $50 M $40 $50 sna los5 n loy frcp
8c a. m 10 800 $40 $50 $40 $50 si5 10 SO
q and = so % Siss s s snsaaSy S IS rs. 6 SsS SGS NJ
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Express train. leave via Ds'OrOs''s and Court
s'lo 72e s. 200 . cn'esgc Limited and 10 Washington
n%s aaa IS n,sS sHd mn siS .as
?. m sunaars EIpress ss goo g aw,tsdl LIMIT, and 10
sas e '1s 9 scS g
nsun sHnSs1s
iiI5 iiTI5 s'ao M Limited ed 1ppcs, T
oj l1 os 2 $50 ed @ Yass On r'.G S
Us, ss,s pI PGaSepba VIA camdon daily except su:
1fycks, oc, s4s 4s5 and s44 Broadway Astor House
s,s,,oa foo, Of fgSG ~ ptSSssn sSsr,n;
f1cre oaes R.srr Place and & S,'s tcsa l ana .s.o.
baggage lpu 'rom hotel. ADD residences. WOO,
CHAS e. !, Tan.yer ~, General rsss'r Agent.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-07
Months

Market barely steady. TransferaDe notices. 93O
FLOUR AND MEAis-FLOUI,-MarEet sti f4vors hly
ers particularly medium cocc grades on wh ch holt
ers dispose TO shade price, moderate 2D2lns rae
export. Fine aud snpcne have brought ill piicr.
tie les, monsy Sas,' r dtDP & CoS W., Ia@ rs 4Bs
supefnc SO so as 40 g., sprnE AMI Winter Wheat
mainly within t,e range 50 Ses3 5foO bbis Win;
r Wsq 3 ira Good s 20 S for @ Sd !"
Fxra at So $3.50 25 for the whole range ne9dng iaS9r or
export ouotatlons~ 81 TO- superauc s. 6o9
& Good 70 to f1'f9 fnuev S% Extra State a.! q
& 60 2' Common 70 sO2S s WesTs oas 4 com@on
10 Far Extra Ohio t$ - a75 lioo 81 8o y ~; Ioli -
Gear 3 5oGsI 90 M!iafe $500 g 30 etIaSht d6
= 50 s. % Louis sa' common on oTa2 Far R,as % F
Good go y! Gooa 70 vsrv hoss; ~ Nh ~ Ezra ~ ~ tr we,.
indies a 90 sontn America IS 81 go market closing
Ts ayoi gacs sdS Sol. fE2 Extra % at * 90
to Good and = % 80 20 Tor Go21 non TO- s %.
MEAL|Onll Yellow Western. 81 5Oas2 10 Brandy y"ine
"GRAiT-wHEAr-M nrkct feversn IRREGULAR and inset
tied rasn ot we're III lower and moderately act
i've decline options opened shade better then l9st
inside prices large trade for export light CITY Mins
OF 900 sprng Wheat made at Newport News az
e qf lrfr mSTs o o05f S 900 1h Sales Dmsn future
47ooo bush on the spot amt To- arrive Including srahe
board a2c delivered ungraded White oGc. White state
irsg at 80 HcLtS[n @ 10 arr % 6n@Sh o. @ Gav
do cost freignt and insii ahce at 93c 80
Red Nav. ''so9lc. at 9g DO Tor June "
- lGc closing ole. do. for July ~ . ~ Sc clos
ing al III &C.: do August. 9! La 92hc. tosinS at
81 &c. DO for November. 9jd9j4c clo'ng al c.i 20
for December 96d96sc. closing at t-Nonlnl!
at 6Odo2 c for Western 62 06 Hc for can 'da ana oi
HGjc. state. BARLEY Dull am unclahget
BARLEY MAIT-Qniet and sleady CORN RN-Market ~
i2c. for cash lots. closing quiet options opener
steady then fell and closed heavy AT ABOUT me
ns prices light trade for export and home use ana
br ak business options Shipners bought tiOOD bu3h
Sales ,cOS.0OO bush future 1000 lu'h spot ncuIns
DAMAGED at ne: ngraOeG MIIcn 81 isc. NO :, 4l4c
: Stcamer Mixed 4Gl2c. I'm elevator 41lc. aHolt; No
Mixed isc in elevator 4ad l9l.c. afoat. NO Mixcd for
Nav a tSc closing be- do for June f6Sd4I llbc
closing at 46'sc: for July 4G2o 7Itc closing at
10 loc: August. i1 II &c. closing at 4Ic.OAlo
Cash lots were "a &C lower, closing d1L Opto%hs on
opened fell of s0l l4c and closed heavy d. ic
insie prices sales. 900 bush future .oon bush spot
including Mixed at @6Iac.. No = 37lsa31l9 In ele
var l. nominal; No 3 White. 3lloD
s0a,c. No 2. 4lc No nominal Mixed Western r. q i0c
Write 42di5l2c.: White state. 43pc; No Mixed Ior
NAV 36iad26o4c. closing at 36Lc 10 for June 52's
d3tc. CLOSING at 30 c.....FEED-Dul and without de-
cldcd change In price.
ouantity and Maize passage for Europe May
New-York tribune., 1886-05-07

they claim to he detection IN Their own ranks and
woud have been the case the members tood nrm u
is understood that tho terms o. settlement involve the
ers Association for cverv Sold that they shall sell 70
a me Of sr the to- pa over ant 70 ai he s c
Sa % % for s sns a n 0t
& Gn The less @ b n ,n tSS psa HeSa Sa bs
farmer -,
be remembered that the Ca Butchers spraniE 'i hs,
OF the latter. who cpared for any such moyem NJ
ng,Inst nu%I" Them '"e same ant ON The fence and
c4pecca % them hem melt away Eat
moTe than a hours ahead heir stock
10 Sat nf c m ali ,nese
SION men would doubles have yen the day haa m %
may net prove salts acory termination to the conto O.
saies-IISme MaleSs 30 veas Iss II: o,a',c; todo
143 33 TO- 1t 2c. ll4 DO. ~ u. AZ 4c
i3l DO I2j h. at SO Buttermks and Veas mixed ii5 3D.
6lienback Dewey ~ vehs lio n. at 4'.c 7sdo Ils
H. lac yala and Tuttermlks m1sed lld b. at - so
Joilne Wright & Co. q veas ISl 10. at toc; ADO ll9
H. pc DO ls2 TO- at 81 4o l6o Veas dcw Butter
Ego 4 1ts 81 Stale veas l95 @ at 4rc l2 Jersey do
l3l D. at i2e g. DO II ID at 90 $40 80 d. at 'c ro'
HslieaTeck & DAVIS 72 yeas l9s p AZ 4qc 7s Do ,5 lZ5
and Battermilks mixed, II n; at .'.c,
sIEEP AND LAMBS eeePts were 70 cars ' o. 81 q Ia
81 spring Lambs were received a. WASHINGTON MsrGe
Tot for five days 2l712 head agans ~. hssa ,o tne
pccs or st VIE II Soes5 = for or3nsry to clipped
stock Clipped learDgs IT s0 &c for Common 70 AR
prng abs plenty ard prices Joc per lrad lWrT
than About 600 Jerseys were sold at - -
81 - Tor pnme with hocc selections az hlrh
eek load OF Msrylands brought 30 % per
head and 1876 NITeinias sold at - 10 each. -. %
~aiesP kgse: 23s Clip ed OHIO Sbeep ~ 10 az - oy
Jersey 80 90 h. At :2c do i6 r. at 5,c ~ J,rsea
Spring smbs si head; 70 10 at 81 - and 81" %
The lot. 81 do IT 81 % each.
Ncwton and ilctt 22f Clipped OHIO sheep no. q, - 90;
les = at c II do - b. at 34c go 90 - -, az
Ole; 2l6 Tipped OHIO Mornings u 10, az 54c' l5O Fgha
sprHV Lamb. at - - each o.. .. ,o
J r ~ancr d 2nl clipped ohio Sleep So ID, at 50 10;
2Oj do 80 ~ az &c 2 do 81 10. at ) &c - . =, Ok
J. ~ idcock l7l Clipped hiO Sheep, lUl 10 ~, - oo
80 do % l. a s. 10 2Sl DO % ID. at - ~ Zui 20 80
H. at S. IA 90 ~ b s. p Clipped yearings % ID al
- - ll9 Marylann Sprng Lsmbs al 50 . eaeh. - A. .
Judd & Bucking am PAS clipped Ohio sheep 40 TO- az
81 gO 43i TO- 10 b. at - 80 -. x,..,.. o.,
Lyeritt & PLicock: 23l Clipped Ohio sheep, "a b at
Jeliqc Wright & Co.: 81 Stae Yea ngs 4 N. AZ 5l4c
G. collins f2j Sprns LAMBS. at - 50 70 en-
EvcIItt < CO. 6Jcrsey SDrns Lambs a. - eich oOHo
at IS 30: }3 s. % do at s. 10 state 10 Common
at Il 30 each ,, -. a., N .on ho,,
81 do at -C61 l3 do (Seeciedl. At II - each
Egc n Otis, II spring Lambs. a; s6 each.
g. Williamson 10 spring LamDs AZ - Dt0 oo each .
HOGS Receipts - Of 8 SO head cars ~
Jersry CITY and at ;Oth-st Total Tor hvc uaVs
25 -5j ne al bS head FOR the cOrreSDDnng unS
Last week sale alive Nonnliy steady at ~ oo%
81 -.
6i.c ior ilelium. aud 81 207c for Ltght