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Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-05-11
DOCTRINE OF FUTURE PROBATION
The Subject of Rev. DR.. Sutherland's Timely
Sermon Last Evening.

Sermon Last Evening.
The doctrine of Future Probation was .be
subject of DR.. Sutherland's discourse at the
Second Presbyterian Church last night HIS
text was Romans iv., 8: what Saith the Scrtn-
tures?" After speaking of the current inter.
est in the great problems of religion and the
need of tolerance in dealing with the views of
earnest seekers after truth with whom we NAV
chance to differ he said:
The preaching of the gospel implies and in
wolves the defense of the truth against error.
as well as the positive proclamation of the
gospel ITSELF But this defense, to be ef
fective, must be conducted in a kindly
spirit. And at the outset let me
say that the principle guiding and stimulating
the movement out of which The theory or doc
trine under consideration has sprung and
through which it has been spread may be and
undoubtedly is commendable. The principle
is this, that there is development in the appre-
hension of truth: that this development is not
to be ruled out of the sphere of theology more
than out OF the sphere of physical science or
philosophy. Now, this may be all right so long
as one does not cut loose from Revelation or
run counter to il from an lnordinate devotion
to the development idea and follow other lights
The fact ana duration of suffering are no
doubt repugnant to the natural feelings of
men everywhere and only the stress of an au-
th0rity which is divine leads to their accept
ance.
Ask the average man, mechanic, merchant
or man of affairs, what be understands of this
new doctrine of probation after death, and
quite likely be will tell you that, somehow,
which be may not attempt to explain, 1t is un-
derstood to abolish hell. Some men, seeming
surd or how much it may run counter to the
teachings Of Gods word, If IL only promises
that But SO long as there is bellIshness in the
universe, there will be hell and the wise
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PERSONALITY OF SATAN.
An Interesting Sermon by Rev. e. r.
Donehoo Preached Last Evening.

An Interesting Sermon by Rev. Z. r.
Donehoo Preached Last Evening.
The text Of Rev. E. r. Donehoos sermon
last evening was "Your adversary, the devil, as
o roaring lion, walketh about seeking whom he
may devour."-First Peter, il, 6 In the course
of his remarks Mr.. Donehoo said: belief in
the devil is not near SO general as 1t once was
Everybody who believed in anything used to
believe in the devil implicitly. So strong were
their convictions on this subject that they did
not hesitate to describe his form and features
IN style calculated to frighten the young and
timid If even his name was mentioned. In this
matter-offact age the devil, as he once was
pictured, with hoof and horns and fendish
leer has been ANONYMOUSLY consigned to the
category Of legendary characters-a creation of
mans overWrought Imagination who had no
real existence outside of his disoraered fan
cies. In these days the devil when thought of
At all is looked upon with feeling akin to pity
because of the low state of neglect into which
be has fallen; his power to reward his followers
or TO frighten the nervous is altogether inap-
preciable. Nobody now expects TO be believed
when they attempt to tell of hand-to-hand con-
nlcts with this imp of darkness. For one to
talk so is to awaken suspicion that he is pre-
varlcating or that he is just little of in the
upper story, The only people who now have
much to say about the devi-and that in the
way OF imprecation-are the very ones who
have the most substantial reasons for resolving
bis personality into mere myth.
From the amount of evil going on In the
world, and the propensity of mankind to do IN
consistent and wicked things it seems a fitting
time to inquire whether there is such being
as the devil, and if SO, how far he is RESPONSE
BILE for the wickedness that is going on under
MS eye, and how far we are responsible for
yielding TO his solicitations. 1t is not on the
authority of Martin Luther or John Bunyan or
Goethe or Milton that we are to base our judy-
ments as to the devil. but Solely on the author
ity Of Scripture. The teachings of the Bible
are clear and specific on the subject of the
DEVILS existence and personality The destruc-
tive criticism which would construe the devil
into myth or mere ailegorlcal representation
OF the principle of evil abroad in the world
might with equal propriety disprove the real
existence of such character as Job or David
or even Christ himself The great Teacher
recognized the devil as being endowed with
existence as real as his own. With linn Satan
was no mere idea,a hgment of the imagination
personIncation of the evil that assails men
but being possessing identity character at
tributes, active in his work of corruptine and
destroying all over whom he gains the mas
terry.
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EVOLUTION AND MAN.
Rev. DR.. j. G. Townsend on q Topic Of More
Than Usual Interest.


Than Usual Interest.
DR.. Townsend, OF the Unitarian Church, yes
terday took for his subject: Evolution and
Man." There being but three more Sundays OF
the doctors stay in Pittsburg the attendance
was excellent. During the course of his re.
marks DR.. Townsend said: Evolution says that
man dio not come into the world at q point of
perfection, but at the point of Imperfection.
The churches say that the first man was perfect
in body, in mind and in manners, an accom-
plished and erudite gentleman. He had Ian
guage, art logic, philosophy. He was at the top
of ladder, a mental and moral genius But
this doctrine implies the theory of the fall,
The first man fell and precipitated the whole
race with him. So there is not rosebud baby
on the breast of Its mother but is shattered and
bruised and broken by that fall. But
evolution shows there Is no need of this
childish fiction. 1t has thrown over
the past, not a brilliant hypothesis, but bridge
of facts. 1t shows that man has descended from
the lower animals; that the human body passed
through many changes before it came to its
present perfectability and beauty, and that man
entered into being at the lowest point and came
gradually to mental and moral consciousness.
He could not tell at once that two and two
make four; be had to learn this by experience.
Everything was before him language, art.
music, science, ethics. He was at the foot of
the mountain, and rose by dlnt OF clim ping He
had to learn the a. b, cs Of the body, of the mind
of the soul.
if the idea of evolution be accepted the spirit
of devotion will die out The old theory of i'm
mediate creation, God coming down to do lit
tie creating and then disappearing seems less
devotional. Evolution says God is here and
now When. in the spring lime, I-see the seed
sinking down its tiny rootlets, my eye does not
discover how far they go down. for they sink
down into the bosom of the Infinite.
And these aspirations of my soul, are they
not heartbeats of God against my hearth
Within me and without me nnd God. Eyolu-
tion teaches us to welcome science as an ally
Let US welcome every fact that she brings,
from the dust under our feet or the star-dust
over our heads, and place it, a glittering gem
in the crown of religion. As God rose in His
creative thought by the stepping stones of
amoeba, and gliding worm, and crude ascidian
and glittering serpent. to highest forms of life,
so must we rise on the lowly stepping-stone of
duty to the highest manifestation of spirit.
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SERVICES IN FRENCH.

Rev. Dr. Launitz breaches to q Goodly Con-
gregation in DR.. Purves' Chapel
The midsummer temperature did not prevent
a very fair congregation assembling In the
chapel of Dr. Purves' church yesterday for the
usual monthly services in French. DR.. Launitz
discoursed on the personality of Christ, his
missions on earth, and the relations which the
human creature bore to the Godhead. The
University Glee Choir sang several hymns in
French, but those present must have been un-
able to catch the air, as there was no response
to them from the congregation. Faure's
"Crucifix" and Gounod's "Charite" were ran,
dered IN good style by the singers.
The next and final services in DR.. Puryes'
church will be held on the 3lst of the month
as the First Presbyterian Church will be closed.
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Fans and Gloves for the May Festival.
Fine Vienna fans at half price-latest
colorings in five best makes of iut quality
kid gloves, in all lengths.
Jos. HORNE & Co.,
609-621 Penn avenue.
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Anegheny Residences,

EdNE LARGE RESIDENCE WITH SPACIOUS
~ hallway in the center. in Allegheny near
the PARIS; IL elegant rooms, all in prime order
throuEhout the entire residence being fitted up
the most complete and perfect homes In either
city. and occupies the center OF a beautiful lot
about 60x2U0 feet; stable and carriage house. ETC.,
thereon. Further particulars and permit to ex.
anime the premises can be obtained at our once.
LAS. ". DkAPE CO.. si3 Wood ST., adjoining
Fourth ay.s Pittsburg. mys-A-D'
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~DfsDioy Acknowledgements ons dollar per
square for one snssrsson C1osst6sd advsrftss.
mens on tass page, such a. Wanted, For SALE
70 Let. etc., ten cents per Tine FOR each snser.
ton and none taken for less than thirty esnts
Top ifns being dtsptovsd COUNT AZ too
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-05-11

High Glass Millinery for the May Festival.
All the latest and most fashionable con-
ceits now on exhibition in our show rooms.
Jos. HORNE & Co.'s.
Penn Avenues Stores
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-05-11

FTNO LEr-CHOICE OFFICES ON SECOND
i and third floors Of The Dispatch business
ONCE buifdiHg, corner Smithfeld and Diamond
sts; these are In suites Of two or four rooms, as
located. well arranked and lighted: there no
better ofices for professional men in the city.
Apply, after 2P. NJ, 10 BUS. MGR. DISPATCH.
on the premises. ap2g-Il7t
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-05-11

IRON CITY BEER ranks as a prime favo-
rite wherever it is tried. Telephone 11S6
and place your order now.
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Business Stands.

TITO LEF-HANDSOME STOREROoMs NOS.
i 78and 80 Diamond ST.. Just above smithned
St., in new Dispatch building; We'll lighted. e.e-
gantiy fitted up, centrally located and having
every convenience: these rooms admirably
suited for insurance, real estate or other ONCE
business. For further Information apply. after 2
P. NJ, to BUSINESS MANAGER, The Dispatch,
Smithheld and Diamond SITS. ape9-II7t
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-05-11

NEWLY licensed saloon keepers can much
increase their sales of beer if they procure
their supplies from the Iron City Brewing
Co. Telephone 11s6.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-05-11

thing for us 10 70 rest our convictions on the
revelation God has given a., and escape hell
by living the life that He has marked out for
us. and for which He gives u the motive and
tho strength,
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-05-11

HELLO 1861 Hello. You must hurry
up another order of Iron CITY beer. Last
lot sold out much quicker than we antici-
pated.
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New STYLES in Indie s,,l ,Er ~.

New Styles in India silks-75 Cts.
Extra quality, latest colorings, all de.
sirable goods and only 70 cents q yard-see
these before buying.
Jos. HORNE & Co.,
609-621 Penn avenue,
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Infants Furnishings.
Extraordinary values in long and short
dresses and skirts.
A. G. CAMPBELL & SONS,
q Fifth avenue
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Fans for the May Festival
8 cents to $9O-a wonderful assortment here.
Japanese, Paris and Vienna made.
Jos. HORNE & Co.
Penn Avenue Stores
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Esa1NEER's oFTIoE, 4oa Grant St, }

PITTsBuRG, May 8, 1891.
NlO CONTRACTURS-SEAL PROPO-
i SAILS for the grading. curbing and paving
OF the following streets. situate in the borough
Of Knoxville. Allegheny county, Pa, viz:
Amanda av, Rochelle st. and West Jucunda st.
Also, for 36-iuch terra Gotta sewer across
Rochelle 1t. will be received at the above
office until the 18th day Of May, at S o clock P.
N. Proposals to be addressed to the Street
Committee of said borough. .--
Probared bonds In one-half the estimated
cost of the work must accompany each pro-
posal. Plans, specifications and full informa-
tion can be had at this ofice.
The Street Committee reserve the right to
reject any or all proposals.
C e. OWENS, G. E.,
my6-60-MwS 4 Borough Engineer.
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LEGAL NOTICES
CASSIDY 4 RICHARDSON,
Atiorneys.at.IAw,

EsrATn m tSSr'a 81 aESRY ssisS' suT%EYsR j.;SHYsR DE.
~ CEAsED.-Notioe 10 hereby given that
letters testamsntary on the estate OF Henry
Sutmsysr have heen granted 20 the under.
estate arc requested 10 make immediate pay.
mont, snd those having claims against the
same should make them known withont delay.
Hssaca street. 1AiIegheuy City, apiltiGM
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/ UCTIoN SALE OF MILLINERY GOODS.
important and Attractive Sale !

Household goods, diamonds. jewelry sealskin
sack, etc, WEDNESDAY, MORNING, May 1S
at 10 o'clock, at the residence. No. 233 South
Highland av., Pittsburg (East End). embracing
superior parlor suite upholstered in plush, fine
folding bed, bookcase and books grandfather
dining room, kitchen and laundry furnish
ments, carpets on rooms, halls and stairs; also
lady's diamond earrings, lace pins and two SOL
itAire finger rings, sealskin sack, Persian shawl,
lot ine lace ornaments and jewelry; also sew
eral other articles of value belonging to Iadys
wardrobe. Sale positive-no reserve. Terms,
cash. HENRY AUCTION CO., Auctioneers.
my QS7
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PROPOSALS.

TINTED STATES CUSTOM HOUSE.
u Pittsburg, Pa. May /, IS0f-Sealed pro-
pOsals will be received until IL o'clock noon,
MAY 10. 1891. for furnishing fuel, lights, water,
ice, .miscellaneous supplies. washing towels,
hauling ashes and sprinkling streets for this
building during the fiscal year ending June 80.
1892, or such portion thereof as the Secretary
of the Treasury may deem advisable. JAMES
8. MCKEAN, Custodian my112lMW
TT 8. ENGINEER OFFICE, CUSTOM
". House. Cincinnati. Ohio, April Is, 1891
at this office until l2 N. (standard timel on
Monday, June ], 1891, for 200 barrels hydraulic
Portland cement and 5000 barrels American
natural cement The attention of bidders is
ruary rs, 1885, ana February 23. 1887, Vol. %,
page 332, and Vol "a, page 4l4, Statutes at
Large. For specifications and all information
apply to d. w. LOCKWOOD. Major Of En-
glneers. my9-Z29, TO- II, IL 1850
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MEETINGS.

The ANGELINE DOCK CoMPANY,l
PITTsBURG, May q 1891.
NlHE ANNUAL MEETING OF The
i Stockholders of this company win be held
ST., Pittsburg, on THURSDAY, May q, 1891, at
8 p. M, for the election of Board Of Difeciors
to serve for the ensuing year, and for transact
ing such other business as may be brought be.
fore the meeting. BENJAMIN PAGE,
my8N-MTh Secretary
IN JOHNS LODGE No. 2l9, F. and A. NJ,
are requested to meet in Freemasons' Hall,
Fifth avenue, on TUESDAY, May II, 1891, at
l:30 P. M, TO attend the funeral of our late
P. M. In Spithneld st. NJ. e. Church. Members
Of sister lodges cordially invited to attend. By
order of W. N.
my1El0
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GEORGE CALVERT LEWIS,
4t A.torgsy.at.Law.


NOTICE = APPLICATION WILL BE
IN made to thef fGovernor Of Pennsyiyania,
20 The is.h ssy Of Nay iso bs D. O. sa:r., H.u,;
r. Weaver and samuel Kelly undar The act OF
Assembly entitled An act to provide for the
insorporstion and reggss,c,n q nc o. certain corp9r
ments thereto. for the charter Of an intended
corporation. to be called the Savings Fund
Building and Loan Association Of Ptttsburg.
accumulation Of fund BY the periodical con-
trIbutions Of the members thereof and OF safely
investing the same at Pittsburg, Pa. and for
benefits and privileges Of said act Of Assembly
and the supplements thereto. GEORGE CAL
VERT LEWIS, Solicitor for Applicants.
TN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS
l. No L Of of; Allegheny county. No. JOS Of
Notice Is hereby given that an application
will be made to the said court on the 23d day OF
May, 1891, at 10 o'clock A. NJ, under the act Of
assembly entitled; LED IAN act to provide for the
porations." approved April 20. 1874, and the
supplements thereto. for the charter Of an in
tended cooperation. 70 be called s.: Georges
character and object of which js the support Of
the public worship Of Almighty God, in accord
ance with the constitution. canons. doctrines,
Episcopal Church in the DIocess of Pittspurg.
and in the United States of America and for
these purposes to have and enjoy all the rights,
dement's and privileges Of said act Of Assembly
and the supplements thereto.
W. HOWARD FALKNER,
mySlS3-M Solicitor for Applicants.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
IN stock Of the following stockholders in the
Pittsburg Ramie Manufacturing Company will
be sold at public auction by John d. Bailey, at
room Of the eittsburg Petroleum Stock and
Metal Exchange. No. LIS Fourth avenue. city
of Pittsburg, Pennsylvania, on WEDNESDAY,
the 9th day of May, 1851, at o'clock P. M, on
account of the failure of said stockholders to
pay the installments due ON said stock, viz:
Joseph i. Nevin. so shares; r. ]. Cunning
ham, 20; William II. Bown 20; Joseph l. Hum
ter. 20: John s. Dickson. 20; Thoma, Rodd. 20;
G. B. Shea, 20; R P. Neyin. Jr.r 20; George o.
Cunningham. 20; W. d. Cunningham. 20; ]. II.
Page, 20; Jesse Garrett, 20; H. NJ. Curry, 20;
William l. Abbott, 20; II. W. Borntraeger, 40
Charles II. Mckee, so: George b: C. Williams.
50: Andrew PEBBLES, so; Frank Scott. so;
Charles F. Foster. 40: ]. @. Goldthwaite, so;
W. d. Baldwin, so; J. A. Mccormick, 20; Henry
Braun, 80; George Gibson, 20; A. M. Irwin, 20;
Morris Cohen, 20; John B. Scnlosser. 20; w. II.
Mcguire. 20; George A. Mclean. so: Minor
Scovel. 20; William Phillips, Jr, 90 GEO. R.
SHIDLE Secretary. -ap26-26-M
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TO LET.
City Res,deuoss.

FTU LET--No. o7 PENN-rwO LANCE PAR.
- LOkB, on first doof, suitable for 0f1ces or
HRssF2S,s Z, 5;Sss 5sSsssd rent ss'
myii.i.nrhst
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ASSIGNEE'S SALE!
ON WEDNESDAY, JUNE 8, AT II A. Il,
AT THE COURT HOUSE ROTUNDA,
The Valuable Coal Works of
Gumbert &. Huey.

These works, situate on the Monongaheia
river and the Bellevernon branch of the p,
Nick. q Y. r. r, 5 miles above McKeesport,
with river frontage of one and a half miles,
are provided with both river and railroad
transportation. The entire property, including
20 acres Of coal net. l52 acres Of surface. with
the houses, buildings, stores, Offices shops,
mules, cars, tracks, machinery and full and
entire equipment of a frst-class works in
operation, are offered for sale. The works con-
wise inaccessible to the river. They are worked
without the usual expenses attending drainage
and ventilation. The coal is almost wholly
free of sulphur and binders, and is noted for its
superior quality.
We are, for necessities of the mine, taking
out one small piece Of coal and can show over
81, 200 per acre clear above expenses.
SAMUEL HAZLETT, Assignee.
n. A. WOODWARD, Attorney.
mylQ80 MThsu
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FOR sALE-IMPRoYED real. ESTATE.
City Residences.

TOR sALE-l5 GOOD LOTS, WITH LARGE
y double residence that can be changed into
three dwellings. situate one SQUARE from Butler
st city; excellent point for residences to rent or
sell. JAS. w. DRAPE & CO.. S13- ood ST.. Pitts
burg. my9-4S.Dr
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Atlantic City.

A TLANTIC CITY, N. TRENT OR SALE
"A Hotels. cottages and lighthouses; lots for
sale In All parts Of the city; also South Atlantic
Agents. Real Estate and Law Building. myl.55r
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suburban Keridences.

TWO ACRES AND GOOD RESIDENCE IN
i the suburbs. near the city, only three min
utes from railroad station: eight rooms in resi-
dence, hall, porches, natural gas, ETC.. etc.: copi
GUS now or pure water; great variety Of fruit and
w. DRAPE q CO., 313 Wood ST., adjoining Fourth
av., Pttsburg. my9-46-D+
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FOR sALE-MIsCELLANEoUs.

Horses. Vehicles. Live Stock.
DELIVERI WAGONS-DELIVERY WAGONS
IL all styles: our own make. WM. BECKERT,
$40 to 344 Ohio street, Allegheny. Telephone 3420
ie1l-78-MwSs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-03
p Not reported.

sales-D. Mcpherson Co.. 80 Kentucky steers extra
s 81 d. 5 @ a. ;? Is sr d. G b. al 49, 90
DO 400 ~ at - 80 DO LOO r. a. - % 10 DO
=! = scO a Is EsSsqssy - sesi; and %
i a. l$Ss 3, Il = T. ylrsnls d. 1855 b; :: $ 2
1850 n .! : 50 5 DO 1888 r. j DO IN r.
700 TeSans; Us ~ a! % o. Eeataeky Oxen 1850
a g State ' Ss go 90 g. dry i8y oS
newton ( Gett: Kentucky steers, 1876 n at So so
T. 1898 60 ' az at y74i. 49, 81 at $ IS r do
oxen 1895 N, at 80 10; 1 Kentucky do, 1910 n, at
Siberian Culver 70 Virginia steers, 1867 H. at So o. !;
80 e IS q $ + e TX Red IL Ky
4es ono 49, fS7 at s. 8 S 3 DO
do s ss$s Z GGoE &c ono '; gs l5S; g. s g.
Was snn Coz l 3 At at q DO scs l az at g 3 50
20 ''9aadCcxes q per head IS on the lot o.
S Sena d 1890 'Ss Il q s1o' II do 1915 h at 81
:. ka % 90 r Iss, 20 yrssia steers 1897 p
at 20 6D Ke4 saO oxen 1888 ~ at 50 do 1865 r.
ssSst pdcSek "a ,'bandboxes," at So so per head
weanaaT Se SaT Get down 70, head No rde
Feeling duh for eommoR stock but steady for good cows
CALyfs-Receipts, 545 head-ass at Goth-st md 81 at
Jersey City Dull for all Of calves and prices ua
n fed do at se4e; Westerns at Sc prime veas
"A a
Dressed calves slow for dressed prassers md
country dressed. ~ ~ 'o'
saits.i! lelbceE Hois: y grassers, 22o n av.
m a. c 81 pr $50 r. a. Il O. 5 Ses y e
y, az - so buternilk do. lo5 ~ at So - Weston
Hume & Mullen yeas. 12o n, at Sc 8 do. 115 n
1879 N. at 7tc IA do Ia3 H. at 7ac "' ~ 'i IL no.
lSG ID at 5 s sass $40 b. at &c d. y 81 b. ' az
D. MePher.ol & Co. 4 veals 1877 n at 7l,c nor ~
do 10 N AZ GIc; calves oOoaI2o II a. 81 az r Il"
SLEEP MD LAMBs-Receipts, 81 carloads or 10 Ola
and carloads at weehawken. Nine carloads were eo5
Euo advices and the c.ea sharp weather bu po on
Of few sales Of e"oee stock prices show nc improve
ment over SATURDAY Comnon to fair sheen sold at s3d
- 500 cus OF ~ 50ds2 IS; common 10 extra lambs ~,
81 asj 30, and carload sold AZ the Ton a,,p .,
60 60. "A la'ge number we're unsod a jersey DIV "
Dressed mutton slow at case, and dressed iambs sold
sale Hume & Mullen: 4s state Sheen "a N .,o.,,.
at ~ IS 100 n % Penn yyanla do 81 h. az "a ,G "a
fS m 3. 60 a. e G s 3 Si :, at q a7 q STATE
vania DO, II ~ 3t 81 90 do 6s NJ as % lax do "a ~
a - . 4. 90 So do 10 st - 70 Sheep and Lambs IS
ID. Harrington 200 Ohio Sheep 30 H. M 81 os. too
Kentucky DO l2o ~ II - 1863 DO 100 NJ at - IS 81 DO
c5 S DO 75 oo at . 90 ." AZ ~ 90 % > !oi
az do OF l. n Al =, 30 ~ % ''i DO W H. at 50 5o
Haienback { Hollis: 90 stats Sheep 90 n. At 81. %
s5 e5 100 Western do 80 M at IS 35; ss7 Northern
g 81 lss Dc eila NJ at 81 ora 100 Sheep aud Lamb
D,llcnElek & Dewey: So Canada Lamb. oila N. a.
IS 20; s79 do. 9e NJ at s; % 95s DO. 81. NJ at % So
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