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AUCTION SALES.
TOMORROW,


WEEkS CO., Aucuoneers.
w 637 Louisiana sve..
OPP. City Post OfhcA
REGULAR wEEKLY SALE OF FURNITURE
CARPETS. RUGS, &C., &C.,
WITHIN OUR SALES ROOMS THURSDAY, NO
VkMBER SIXTH. AT TEN O'CLOCK An. Ii
II Asst SPECIAL SALE
TIE ENTIRE STOCK OF DRY GOODS CONTAINED
!NSIOkk No: Dos SEVENTH STREET NORTH
NEST NIL BE SOLD Al AUCTION on THURS
Day NOVEMBER SIXTH, AT ZEN O'CLOCK.
ON ACCOUNT OF REMOVAL TO 724 SEVENTH
STREET NORTHWEST.
The stock consists in part follows: Silks velvets
fine Dress Goods, Linens. Cloaks Furs Cloth, Flan-
nels, besides . full line Of Underwear Notions and
Housekeeping Goods usually found in rst-ciass dry
Ladies viii do wen By attending. This viii b the
last day and everything must b. closed out
n4-Et FOLEY, Auctioneer.
DAwNBRoKER'S AUCTION SALE.
All persons holding tickets from to 1881 in.
ciusdve and interest not pad for months on
following articles viz Gold and Silver Matches Dia-
monds, Jewery, Guns. Pistols Mechanical Tools Tyre
Mr1ers Books, Albums Bibles, Bsnjos. Guitar Clocks
Sases silver plated Ware Bicycles, God headed Canes
sewing Machines and Clothing embracing ladies' and
eentiemens wearing apparel. will be sold at public
1ucuon Al sol Pa ave. u. W.. on THURSDAY, NOVEM-
bEK SIX 1880, at7:30 pm b. BURNsTINE,
roLEh. Pawnbroker
Aucuoneer. mast
TuNHOMAS nOWTINa Anceto1aar
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l. AN Real Estate Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES, sAIF OF ToTR q, rwo-sroRr AND

TRUSTEES SALE OF IOUR a. TwO-sTORY AND
BACH BUILDING BklCh pME lLlNGS, ON
NOhlH SIDE Oh 81 Raj RETM IN FIRST
AND lHllD Nlkl.tIS NOEInMEST, AND
lOlR "a INO-SIOllI BRICK DNt LlINGS
On lHl1 lN-fuOT AILEl lMMEHIATfIN IN
hEAh Oh SAID FIRST DESChIBED HOUSES
BY virtue OF deed of trust. recorded IN IAber No
1879 folio AS 81 the Land Records uf District Of
Soluinba and ~ the Request ~ the party thereby
cured, We WILL sell az pubic auction. IA frlut OF the
premises, on FhlDAl. NOVEMBER HOT KTEFNTH
lseO; az FOUR O'CLOCK J. NJ. lots 76, -, ~, az,
81, 81. ~ anu s3 IN the subdivision lot 10 and
part of lot !, IA square p.p per Mat ia Book IL
page % Of tn Records Of the surveyors Office of said
District. with the improvements above stated
Terms: One-third cash. Of winch sluO must he de-
posted each lot q sAle, aud balance in
three equal lnstallments q. L. aud months for
which notes OF purchaser bearing interest from dly
OF sale and secured Dy DEED OF IruI-rty sold
will be taken. all cash, 90 tiou II purchaser.
Terms 20 b. complied WI N ntte-u days from day %
sale OF trustees reserve he rgUt To risk aud
cost OF deiaultng purchaser plircnas r. All con-
yeyancing and recording Will To- t,urrnasrr's cost
I. l.. " AGGAMAN.3 -.
- j W. PlLLING, 4 AFus'es.
THOS. f wAGG AMAN. Auct n4-dSds
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.
, ATCLIFFE. DARR & CO.. Aucuoneerl

IMPORTANT AUCTION SALE OF ONE OF THE
CHOICEST BUILDING LOTS ON CONECTI-
CUT AVENUE NEAR THE CHURCH OF THE
COvEN mt AND MANY FINE PRIVATE RESI-
DENCES
On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, NOVEMBER
FIFTH, 1890, at HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK we
Will offer for sale in front of premises,
PART OF SUB LOT 81,
SQUARE 119,
Fronting 80 SO feet Connecticut avenue and run
ming back to al ey Tn Is of the desirable
lots i'll this section of the city, nearly adjons tho
Church OF the Covenant and many handsome private
residences.
Terms: One-fourth cash balance in one, two three
aid four cent secured by deed Of trust
property sold, all cash. at the option OF the pur-
chaser. deposit Of $500 required at time sale.
II the terms of sale not Piled with in fit
days from day of SAFE right rived resell the
property at the risk and cost of the defaultng pur
chaser after five days advertisement of such resale
some newspaper published in Washington, ID.
C. All convey ancng and recording at the cost OF the
purchaser. RADCLIFFE, DAkR l. 60,
o25-d&ds Auctioneers
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WALTER B. wIItfAMs e co.
md - ssS.s
1kUSTEES SALE OF LOT IN LIE DKOIT PARK;
IMPROVED BY TWosToRY FRAME DWELL

ihpSSIEES, SALE lie OF LOT IN LIE DkOIT PARK;
ING, No 5l7 SFkUCE STREET.
BY virtue of deed Of trust recorded in Liber No
l33 folio t Of the Land records of the District of
columbia and at the request Of the party thereby
cured We will sell at public auction front of the
premises, on tuesday,, NONEhB ER ELEk ENIH
iSsO at a QUARTER PAST FOUR O'CLOCK PM,
lot 30 in r. Morris subdivision of part of block o.
lie Droit Park. plat in Book County No g. folio
20 OF the Records OF the surveyors office said Dis
trlct, improved as above stated
Terms: One-third in cash, Of which 800 must be
paid at time of sale and the balance three equal in
stalments IN o. II and Is nIonhs for whic of
purchaser, bearing interest from day Of aud
cured by deed Of trust property sold, will be ken
or al cash. at option OF purchaser. II terms
computed with n day from sale the property will
be resold at risk and cost Of defautng purchaser All
conveyancing and recording will be at purchasers
cost
J IhGNA N & PiI MfAASSGAAAN'( Trustees
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FUNRUSIEES SALE Of A LOI ON SOOlh slDE
l. OfSAMSON STREET BEL WEEN FOURTEENTH
AND FIEIELNiA, IMPROVED Bi a BRICK
WHITE OAK BlPIIST CHURCH"
Under and By virtue Of . deed Of trust recorded in
Liber folio leo, seq, Of the land
for the District Of ColunbA and By order Of the
preme Court for said District passed In Equity Cause
ll0Sl. docket %. will aer for sale IN front Of
the pr. misses WEDNESDAY. the TWELFTH DAY
o. F N9ykMBER 1890 81 HALL-PA E0UR
situate n the city Of wsshinson District q Column
p Drurys ct al. subdivision of square two hundred
and nine t209l a. the same recorded IN Liber -"
folio 80, of the surveyors Once for the D1stct Of
Columbia, with church sdince aud Ill ths hxsuros aud
furniture therein.
Terms Of s. lie: one.third 90 cash and the balance
in one I'D and two 81 years, with interest ct the rate
Of six per cyntum per snnum payable ssmi-annually.
sna secured ~ DEED o. ss, 70, on the sSd OF
CURED ct time Of sala Terms 70 be complied with in
10 day from day Of sale property viii be resod ct
risk and cost u defsulting purchsssr. All coovoy-
ancing Ct purchasers cost
JAMES H MARI
5O9 11th q. $780,
ANDREW b DUvALLs Z xf1sss.
452 La ave-
GEO. " DTICKNEY. Aucronso9
500 u0se sS1-dAas
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AUCTION SALES.
FuTURE DAYS.
FNft X y UAh~.
ID ArcIIFFE. DAkR CO Aucuon.,r,-

r ArcIIFrE DAkRa ca. AucuOneer..
DESIRABLE Two-sroRY AND BASEMENT BRICK
HnVsf, SIN ROOMS. ALL MOpERN I'M
pRoyLMLH,T ,S,- SO 1913 sTRALr NORTH
on IIIpM AFTERNOON. NoyEMBEs
savt y, n. a. Hall AZ, IAST totk O'CLOCK 90 sai
sub Lot5S.
Fronting 1851 20 fest This sale present. an ercs
sns eS 1Pr. s.SE,y iSr eS%s e, % ran, gyssTso5
cen, rer .npSm ~. hssSs ~ 'o, b to5 -
oruon oil the pnrchase = derosit Of $500 a time
hfteen days from DAY Of sale rSS rSsSsvi 10 r.ai
,ne proleriy At the risk aud cost Of the deisultnE
sale IN some newspaper pubiishcd IN Nash.nston d.
y All convey Aneins g. at The est of the purchaser.
p.s.,. hAr.llffE DAhks 90.
CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
~ RIAL LsIAIk ON soUTH n sIkEEFT BE-
Im,nnN SIXTH AND SEVENTH sTAELTs
By virtue Of devree Of the surrrme Court OF the
sulet OF 90 unbiA, PASSED. the Let dAy October.
ard u Pollard et Al cOmpl an1nts aud IlIy kins
Al ste DEFENDANTS. viii oder Tor sale public
atENlh DAY OF NuNENBEls 1890. Al HALF
raj ..,s, 7 NJ Tie iolo~ ins described
o Solumola 10 vat; Al. Il lot tart. -iour t34l IN
i y airolls s9odlNlslon ~ squar- four hundrsd
ioos 62 aud l63 IN the surveyors ace OF the DIS
IN. Si oo.nmola said lot is improved by .
Terms OF sale; one third in cash. 81 which 5000
10 days therrsfter the balance ~ Tgrcas money IN
sr equal installmeuts three wear aud three IN
NUN, payable semi annually fon day ~ sale eserrrd
payments 10 be reIre~euted by purrhA--r's notes
the IurchSse money may st purchas- oiti1u Ie ia,d
IN cash All cOnveyaucing and recording purchAsers
10 days from day the pruIrty N b. rrsod a
Eurchasers risk and cost after days notice in the
Evening S'af' JOHN hlpoC Irns,ee;
DUNCANsoN BROS. Auctione.rs. nj -dts
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FUTURE DAYS.

COMMISSION IS SALE OF LARGE AND VAL
CUABLE TRACTS OF LAND AND FISHERIES
ON The POTOMAC RIVER-ThE OTTERBACK
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IMPORTANT SALE BY CATALOGUE.
OF HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS AND FINE WINES
BELONGING TO HIS EXcELLENCY SENIOR DON
EMELIo DE MURUAaA. MINISTER FROM SPAIN.
AT HIS RESIDENCE. l7so MASSACHUSETTS,
AVENUE NORTHWEST.
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CLOSE CONTESTS IN PENNSYLVANIA, WISCONSIN
AVID MAssACHUsETTs, WITH INDICATIONS OF
pxnocRATIc sUccEss-sEvERAL STATES WILL
SEND SOLID DELEGATIONS TO coNaREss-rAN.
MASY's ESTIRB TICKET VICTORIOUS.
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THOMAS BOWLING. Aucttoneer.
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South Carolina.


A dispatch from Charleston. s. c. saws that
the indications are that Tillman, dem, for gov
ernor, and the entire democratic ticket is
elected, and that the democratic Congressman
have majorities throughout the state. The
vote Is probably the smallest ever cast in the
state. At several precincts throughout the
state the ballot-boxes were stolen, and no cleo
ton was therefore possible at these places.
The negroes voted very slimly. 1t seems that
they are afraid to vote, but those voting favored
Haskell for governor, and the regular republic
can nominees for Congress.
Georgia.
In Georgia the returns received indicate the
election Of Everett, regular democrat in the
seventh district, over FELTON,, independent
democrat But little has been heard from the
ninth district, the only other in which there is
anything like serious contest, but the cleo
ton OF Winn, the democratic nominee, is con-
ceded. This makes q straight sweep for the
democrats and will give . solid congressional
delegation. In the NTH district the re-
publicans have made . strong effort to defeat
Livingstone, the democratic nominee, but
Livingstone viii have good majority. There
Was light vote in all but the seventh and
ninth districts. In several county precincts
not republican vote was cast Very little in.
terest was shown by the negroea
Tennessee.
Indications point to the election Of the entire
democratic state ticket In Tennessee. Reports
indicate the reelection Of Butler, independent
republican, to Congress from the first district,
over Taylor, regular republican, and present
incumbent; Houck, rep, in the second district,
over Williams, DEM; McMillin, dem., in the
fourth; Richardson, dem, in the fifth; Wash
ington, dem, In the sixth; Cox, dem, in the
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Connecticut voted for governor, other state
officers and . full legislature and four Congress
men The Legislature will elect successor TO
Senator Oliver Il. Piatk Over hundred towns
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pro-, Ioo. The second district gives Arnold,
rep, S.s25; Page. dem, s.34l: Trip: pro-, 7s5
Page lacks 769 Of election and Arnold lacks 801
California.
A San Francisco dispatch says: The republi-
cans lead in this city and county. Returns
from the state are coming in slowly, but so far
they are favorable to Markham. republican.
The count in 223 out Of $40 precincts gives the
republicans 1921 and the democrats q, 457.
The count also shows that reform democracy
polled a very light vote and that O'Dounell
the independent, received q large vote for
mayor.
Oklahoma.
Returns from Oklahoma territory are to the
effect that Harvey, republican, il elected dele
gate to Congress-
Missouri
The election in St. Louis, Mo-, was full Of
surprises. The indications are that the demo
cratic city ticket is elected except the Judge OF
the criminal court and recorder OF deeds. Thir.
teenth ward, tenth congressional district, in
that city, gives Byrnes, DEM, 1873 majority
| over kinsey rep. This is Kinsey's own ward
| and gave him two years ago 236 majority. Re
| turns from third Missouri congressional dis
NJ. D0ckery, dem, over W. J. Gibson,
| rep, and n. J. Hills, union labor.
Returns from the eleventh Missouri congres.
| sional district show the certain reelection OF
Richard T. Bland, DEM, over J. II. Jsrvin,
rep. Mr.. BANDS majority ID . tri6s over
5000. Nearly full returns from Jackson county
have been received. They show Q majority fol
| the democratic ticket. J. G. Tarsney, demo
cratic candidate for Congress, ran ahead Of his
ticket. Advices from other points in the dis.
| trict indicate the election Of Tarsney over
Twitchsll, rep.
| Connections
Connecticut voted for governor, other state
officers and full Legislature and four Congress
men, The Legislature will elect successor "a
] Senator Oliver Il. Piate Over hundred tovnI
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"cst hiExtni6s
West Virginia voted for judge Of the court Of
appeals, legislature and four Congressman.
The congressional delegation now stands two
republicans and two democrats. Returns are
coming In slowly and so far as heard from show
Arge democratic gains. There seems to be
nttie doubt from the present indications that
n J. Galnes, rep, is defeated for Congress and
Dr. Lee Tor the state senate. which will proba-
bly give she democrats q majority in the SEN
ate. Reports from the fourth district indicate
the election OF Capehart, dem, for Congress.
berkeley county will give Wilson, dem, for
Congress, 200 majority. In 1888 Flick, rep,
carried the county by $40. The entire demo.
cratic ticket Is elected by majorIties ranging
from LOO to 800.
Illinois
Illinois voted for state treasurer, superintend-
snt Of public instruction, part OF the mem
bers of the Legislature and twenty Congress.
men. The legislature will elect successor TO
Senator Charles b Farwell At O'clock this
morning the returns indicated that the repub-
beans had elected their state ticket twelve ont
of twenty members OF Congress voted for,
which IL . republican loss OF ons-Taylor in the
first district Both sides were claiming suc-
cess in Representative Cannon's district Con-
gressmsn Adams, Hopkins, Hits. Henderson,
Hi and Payson, reps, are reelected, IS is also
probably Rowsn, rep. Thsrs 70 hardly doubt
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GRAIN and PRODUCE MARKETS.
FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALINGS.


There were some wide fluctuations yesterday III the
wheat option market, and general net gains were re-
corded bat in spite Of this the speculation was slug
gsh and Of local nature. Less than 2'joo,ooo
bushels were dealt in A momentary weakness was
caused early by the report of an increase OF 1344ooo
bushels in the amount passage to Europe put inc
decline checked by stronger cables ana ulsettieu
weather abroad. The adviceS from the Northwes!
complained OF an interference with the harvesting OF
spring wheat by excessive rains, while there we're Da
reports Of the results OF grain alrcidJ tIcShc' lCS
were reports Oh probable frost III sout Ddhot 10 s
to the picture OF ruin drawn by the bulls Lttey anu
the Opuons odvanced boa l IS cehts. Inc iate
market was influenced by weak cables ana ieiL .u1'ls
caused a depression leaving the net advance a. ~
"a cent. september opened at IL is, rose u
IL 90 rs fell 10 II 90 Is and on the curb SG ia az
to 81 IL Ia II IL "a, and it lost IA cent on the
curb. May opened at III il la ~ II 3d. advanced
To ~ 10 14dsl 10 81 and was heavy on the carD al
decline to ~ 10 IL. -.
Cash wheat was 348l IA cent higher and more
active, except for export no demand h"n' s"ipper'
Corn opened heavy. but tile influences were tplIsh
and s4s 900 bushels represented the decrease IN the
amount on passage TO Europe bet'eG t T
strength The market ended up 14@l-o cent Dut
firm Cash corn was shede better, and l4i,ooc
bushels were taken by shippers ,ns sot declining 1aal
cent The OPTIONS were extremely In ana ccnt
There were sales Of $50 erccs of lard on the spot
bnt whether for export could not be learned me
openng was weak, but a rally followed. although the
ina net changes for options si1all and Irregular
The final OliCal quotations were as follows; VA.
Wheat--August. II 90: september, 81 % - oclo
her ~ 90 81 December, II IL "a; MAY, 81 10 -
Corn-August % "a: september, 90 L. octoocr'
So is: May. So 34 cents. o oo.o,o.
oats August. AZ Ii; september, al "a, October
Al IA cents.
Iard-Sertember R6 81 october. Sc j6; November
sG 40. December. az 90; January, 81 H. -,
The receipt, OF -four and grain reported YESTERDAY az
NcrYork Philadelphia and Baltimore were a. iol
lows Wheat IO5.f57 bushels; corn d33la PUSHES ;
n,ts oo3 ass bushels: total grain. So, 80 bushels
aonr 5sa17 packages. At Chicago. Milwaukee ana
81 Lous the arrivals We're Wheat. l432yO bisneio ;
rain a97 $40 bushels: flour. 1929 barrels
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TILE TRADH IN CHICAGO.

Chicago. Aug o6 (speciap.The strength abroad IN
wheat. considered so anomalous Monday. in view OF
the Vienna Congress figures. still existed this morn
ing All the English markets opened firm, cir
cumstance all the more remarkable Dccausc Vi 07
decline az Chicago. The fact that private mes ages
announced that the weather IN England wa Dai 1
decided the trade here 4 prediction By the SlghaI
ssr,icc that Northern Nebraska and southern Dahoit
woud probably suffer frost during the night althous
nv no possibe logic reasonable bull argument teiue
n confirm the trade in the opening with wnch u
hogan Prices at one time for the active opuohs
showed an advance over Monday OF two cents, ana
even al the close showed the larger part OF TINS maui
tanned september opened at 81 OF IL touched ~ os
and closed At 81 o6 81 December opened AT ~ ",
"a sold at FL 90 IS, and closed al ~ " o-oG =
Nav opened al ~ 5-a, sold between II II Il ano
Fl I3 Is and closed 81 Il IL. Corn opened weak,
Int was completely changed in IT. course by the
prrdIction made public about 10 O'Clock OF frost
tepemhcr opened al A. Is. sold at 40 38 and closed
AZ 40 Nav opened AZ 81 IS sold between 81 "a and
3d. and closed at - SIS: The movement was so In
what under the expectations The arrivals were ga
cars the estimates for "Wednesday only go oats
.ympsthzcd sharply with corn; the car LOT nSnres
rather suggested a letting up in the movement. INC
arrivals were 81 cars the estimates for wednesday
OIL September opened at SO. touched 30 - ana
closed al 36 IS; May opened At 81 10, touched
70 34d "a. and closed at 80 :. on the curb
december wheat 81 0s 5sd3-i May corn o. o'o
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IN MEMORY or JOHN BOYLE UREILLY.

A special meeting Of the General Committee Oh 'he
Irsh-Amercan clubs of York. for the purpose Vi
making arrangements for the service In meiSfy Oh
John BOYLE .O'Rcy, held yesterday afternoon III
the Asor House General James Il. O'Beirne PRESIDED
and among the Others present were David Mcclure
president OF the Friendly Sons of st. Patrick Bryan
Gladstone Mcswyny, W. j. Mclaughlin, cx Judge ia
ward Browne, James Clancy, James ;. Coleman, Jo-
seph p. Ryan, OF the Municipal Council OF the lsh
National League; Joseph l. 6. Clarke aud j. VI. wall
II WAS announced that GIlmore's band would attend
and that the celebration would take place in the Metro
politan opera House. not September rs first an
nounced but the evening of Monday, september D.
Another meeting of the committee Will be held IN eA-
Judge Brownies Office tomorrow at 30 p. m. ana
The final meeting Of the General Committee IN inc
Astor House on Tuesday at p. m
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,,vr crocu MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

p,nalo Aug Pa. -Catte-Receipt, last q hours yfU
hcad total for the week thus far l3iV; lor SAM e
n, ,,eeE 400 consigned through, go head all 10 New
York 20 head sale Prices stead o snd s a ae fp
Ia last "a hours, 4,ooo heau Vai Vr
az thns far : 400 for same time LAST week
Consigned through 26oO head all to 1
last "a hours head total FOR week h1S ar 10
LOT nco hnos "a New.YOrk; 200 head on sale PRICES
nsr mediums and heavy and corn Workers 81 oOd$f %;
Louis Aug 20.cattle-Reeelps 800 shipment me
Narket stronger good To fancy native steers - SOp
oV fair 10 good IS 00dSt 30 stoeRes ana iesdefs
~ 4Vdso ~ zoo head; shipments 600 Market steady
AIR 70 choice heavy Sass mixed graass - soSs 6
iath, ,,r IN hest SO $685. TO- Sheep-kfcelpts %ouo
has shinn ents coo. Market stronger far to choice
nicaco Aug c0'The Evening Journas report says
c.,tis Recelpts 5 600 head shipments 1000 Market
- S medium Texans e 5caS So raa s,Gs
Soas o 70 mime mixed 81 70ds4 prime assorted heavy
Sa butcher weights stlOasi 20 light 81 loSst 80
shu upne,ns 1000 Market steady. Natives, - Ood
an Westerns 81 05dsi 30; Texans, % lods4 20
i,mha $685. o3
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New.York Tuesday, Aug. 2s.-,BEEvEs- Receipts; 100
S Sr esToaSs mainly FOR shipment dressed quarters:
direct for sSIS .d aE@e eaS
stt ssi5e'd' to be sod. 40 '.nN worm aos
Beef IN g0Sd demand and s Tor ds WAS
, as 90 for T ip geef and Say Sssve
private cable advices received late quote ad
vance refrigerated Beef Ne and aes a. I'd Of sSss
s e. $ seE american s.F.' sA,- w. n.o
marx Tor NJ Goldsmith and 2 s2o quarters Of Beef n bs
Arizona for Esstmans Company The 81 paefas nso
Ss &C. 1s % ss
II e. Sy sf5H head Nothing doing
cALvESgAriyals 45o head of which $50 at soth.ss
poor TO good and Western Calves at 4a4ac and veals
Inc dead market was firm and higher Dressed Grasss,s
and Bqermss sold a county, Drsssa ses ms
s s City Dressed At 'ris choice ','.''' 10
=, sale pei m d. %a sss ~ % Ssl
at Az II DO 25S 3. n at 4Ss do EOS r. g. tS?.
&c; DO I5s ~ at e2c DO 2?5 n at efc % go.
's n at 10 Hollis SS all 2Ss
D. harrington; is Gsas.sr.. 1874 70, at 2sc / Veal.
iZV Wash "a (. &li6y & CO.. CO.. ysss 40 q at 5e
.:sS G:y al. l :aSsa. e
sas sas nAfE He Tes very gF@s
Ssss.a hts q sSs s' - s ss9
and mixed lunches Of sheep and lambs At s.. n. q,
Ddnra,e ranmsst at Gale; with sales OF choice
carcasses at 1ladi2c; and Inferior quany "en' - ~"
Sc o.,o Cham N Aver.
ace AZ 4s.c Der m 90 State Lambs, go ~ AZ 6sc ., -
Hsilenbeck & Hollis; III Pennsylvania lambs, ~ No.
sylyania Sheep and Lambs, 70 ~ az DC
n Sadler & Co.: 236 Western Lambs. 1l% D' AZ
csc. . ,,. oxo xon,nctv lambs 81 n al
sac Ohio (slectedl 90 n at 7sc late Yesterday
'ruad 4 buckingham: 240 Texas Sheep, 76s 10, 81
,oG n r ts per so 70 west Isss virss
az &c II do, B6a ~ at esc IS Pennsy'ana no. o' w.
ToGs-Receips "a carloads Of oSS headr2 cs rSs
=, 4othst and carloads at Jersey CITY Two csroaus
for sale all sold at IL O'CLOCK Market CASTER
and dealers quote ~ 20ds4 rs per 100 ~ xa1. A..
Country liberal supply and lower AZ QUO luz
esaIesDM. Crane Son sold $50 Ohio Hogs LOO
average, at "a 70 per 100 Ds