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Tombstone epitaph., 1896-03-29
TOR OYER FlETH YEARS.

An old. well-,ried remedy. Mrs. winslow's Soothing Syrup has been used for over fifty years by millions of mothers for their children while teeth ing. with perfect success. It soothes the child, so:tens the gums, sliays al pain. cures wind collie, and is the best remedy for diarrhoea. l. is pleasant to the taste. Sold by druggists in every part of the world. Twenty-Five cents \ bottle. Its value is incalUu- lsble. Be sure and ask for Mrs. Win clovis soorhing Syrup, and take no other kind.
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-03-29

WANrED-To know the whe.,- abours of Danirl Joyce. Was a resi- lent Of Tombs,one about years ago. By notifying the undersigned oi any in ormst on you will confer a great favor. Address J. F. Joyce, BsunG., Nadera county, California. fl2-m
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-03-29
TO TOURISTS.

The s. P. Co. aunouucr to their pa IT, ne tha' 6 raBg-m-nts have been asad' whereby c"nnec i'us are How msie daily with stage line between $ meo and EliwopA. California. Tb:s st'rse;iv, sp"t will be ih. oticri,s point Of many pleasure seekers. Pur- h'r infnrmstion will be cheer!ully given by addressing.
 S2::F. s. wEEsIEK, gtA
 Bsneon.
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-03-29

J.V. Vickers and Sumner Vickers, returned home yesterday from Sonora. They wer~ accompanied by Frank l.. Coon of N-w York, who lsft this morning for Lns Angeles.
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-03-29

The local dramatic tAiert of this city are endeavoring 10 arrange an entertainment as the hall at Q n sr future date. A little more enthusiasm CD the part O few is n'-sdei to make it . success,
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-03-29

George Thonp,on, N, . hss been very i'll for the past week is now much improved in health, and 1t Is hoped vii, bs able to be up in few dave.
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-03-29

The secretary Of the interior has sent to ths honse an agreement: ne- gotistsd with the Indiana of the San Carlos reservation in Arizona for the relinquIshmer. 0: part of the re.erva- tion. He also submitted draft of . bill two carry 1t into effect.
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-03-29

The stamp mill at the university is Icing kept in almost constent opera- tion new. The mill has eight s,ssps, bu. only enough of it's capacity i- era
 pley-d to give pupiis a practical ides Of the ~orkingso' as,srp mill.-Star
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-03-29

Mir. A. A,hpan is making improve ments on the Welshach Incandescent | Lights. The mantle is protected pv q colorsd screen thu. keeping out flies etc, besides giving A finer hnsd light
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-03-29

Eye.yt ody is your friend how. This is campaign year and prospective candidate. grasp YOU by the hand ask you how the bshy is and .peak te you more in 10 minutes than they have in the last to years. Politics is . queer animal, isn't it?
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-03-29
Dr. Niles Remedies Restore Heaitt.
Who was
 PaulRevere?

Everybody knows "Paul RsveTe.s de, bit what elss did he ever do? The Dictionary of United States History" tells. ] his standard reference book is arranged alphabetically. and contains shcrt, crisp. conci5e, comprehensive informant on about every ey, nj in American his- toy and about tie men who made he events it leiis at q [ lance what would take hours offe. search m other books It fills T place in bock dom that was wholly vacant beSore il Came. Ii IS needed in every home and library. by writers. teachers preachers, and laymen. Cur author ]. Franklin Jameson. Ph. D.. Professor Of His tory of Brown University. formerly of John Hopkins University
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-03-29

Strengthening is going on rapidly in the northern pay. of N.rirops county. and sheep msn will this year get good clip, vita prospects for fair price.
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-03-29

The Tombstone Base Ball nine have accepted the challenge Of the Hus- ehuca nine, and our bnvs expect to play at the For. a week from pex: Sunday.
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-03-29

tis now und-r.tood that the school funds will allow for th. confirmation of school until 'h. miide of May. % giving tn. uunils longer term than they had anticipated.
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-03-29

CUBA has cu-t Spain more in the last year than the island is worth to her and still she has not sufiieien. hns- mess senes to sinp the expense by
 letting the people have their liberty.
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-03-29

Since his return Keir Hardy. assures his English friends that there is ss much provsriy in America ss in Great Britain. IL seems odd unde. the cir oumstauces that the dri;; Of emigrs- ton .s entirely in tbis direc,isn.
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-03-29

Assessor Cad well has returned from his assessing tour throughout the county. He reports rsnehsr. gen-r- ally 6. being prosperous, and judging 2 from appearance, he was well received.
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-03-29

There is very .i-teres.ing case on trial in Ju 'ge KotRA's court as we go to pre-s. I, is tso long and compli- cat.d, 70 give detail; suffice it to say shat tLs most effective evidence pro- duced in court, was Q beautifully deco rated pair 0! black eyes.
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-03-29

ysTASTiSC, DISEASES WEAKEN WONDFR- " fr!:- rccars1 they weaken yCu slowly, cr,.dl. ally. pc Ip' gi.C- tlI!a waste o. body to II. txo you po9. .'.bSy, rtar;-s "a Jn. Health. strength aGi yi-yr i- for you whether yuu be rich or poor r.c tirs.t !is.y s'. s ip oo Sad u'.y from .e iUd- son 5-cl.r--l i@S'iiI:r. TLs 'yorlertu! discovery WAS m ch~ Hs s,i. ;s uf the old fam T ui- son .ici!l; Institute T i~ tr strongest and mast posrrTf q, ysg,!zcF snIIc. T. B go powerful that Is simply sgoni. rfli hoiy h1-a.,yss u is. You can rpt t from rcs~i.ar hut f.orl the Hudson Medical .ns;i..e. wT..o :or r..,u!-.s- and testimonials. Ihis eS.i.arl:1Sry I-jHvyrator Is the most Nsn| -ri.! C.C5vt ry c- ta- 2;.. IL has Ssen en- d917d by tb- l,rG'rs S.ie-'if- :len oi Europe and America.
 s5go Ts| .s pT-si vcs. table.
 E-s G--zS s',p5 n-"E:ataToneSs of the dis cn---e iE tS"EjE !ay. cures I.GST MAN s-G.ss. raas,G .l!,u. Ii-z.aaE falling sensations lcrTnn. ,r!' a!H; o:t!.. y.s and other raris. s::'-ytl.:.s, iuyi-os.tss .-..I tones tne entire s-s-a.:. I: i5 c7 "larr as a''- other remedy. .i.DZGS c:r.s q. billy, ucrvOg5aess, elnis- 'oas, End G..-.s..- ard r,.'3rys weak o-gaaA 'aia1 n ti!c lack. iu-',S 5y Jay night st0Qpe3 -Iic,.;-. Oyer ".loo J-ivste i:. .'1rseIaeutS-
 Pr-a.r:ls-..s-s means ia.out-acy in the first age. T. ls A ,y;.s-tI:.! Hf ssIR.na! weakness and a-rsln,S2. i.i'@:. sc s'.gfri h twenty days by Go Gse Of Hu&ye'. Eu.s n cas.s no mora tEan ry O her remedy.
 Send f.r cir lilrl -Hl testimonials.
 ~.afSC:,I, J..-2oD Impure blood due to a:;5Js pr.T.t- G..r-.r.s ~ar.ics I1 rias Cf sore =,dlcie eg c.--.. TlCL Corys th.oa', rirlples. 9n0~- -oIc-c e7ots I.'ccs5 n mouth .il sores ard .,.irr haIs. Ton can t-? 10 iIat springs by ti4; for '.GoG Book te .he old physicians of the szc 3SSN TgG.GTCkE .isI .TgTE,
 s-tC,;.ioa, t-..c;...t aI:.. Ei.I %tE-,
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-03-29

Travel is on the increase; psr'ies going 70 and from P srre pass through this city and ususlly spend day or @ here before going nn to their desti- nation.
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-03-29

The election for school trustee will take place at the school hopss toYnor TOW. Several candidates are ex- pecte to be in the fielt and lively election result.
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-03-29

John Phillip S"uss wi'i contrihu'e the musical feature or the April La iis-' Home Journal. The famous a.ide from n.arche~ to wri'e waltz, which h. has christ-nsd "The Colo nisi Dames Waltz"
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-03-29

s. NJ. Ba row returned en last nights stsge from Tucson. where he had been on s flying business trip.
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-03-29

Mrs. Jas. Orwell is p,yi a visit tr Tombs,one and is the guest of her is CT Mre. GArlaES.
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-03-29

Miss Neili. Clark has b CD copfiued to her roum with Lh Grippe. Today the Is repsA 'as much better.
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-03-29
ST. WTUS DANCE. A Physician Prescribes Dr.. Miles Restorative Nervine.

Dr. Miles Medical Co.,. Elkhart. Ind:
 My daughter Hattie, aged II. was afflicted last spring with St. Vitus dance and ner- yousness. her entire right side was numb and nearly paralyzed. We consulted phy-
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-03-29

Atter.tion is called to th. adve tiss neni of the Arctic Ice Co. to be found in another column
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-03-29

sician and he prescribed Dr. Miles Restora- tive Nervine. She took three bot ties before We saw any certain signs Of Improvement, but after that sine began to improve very fast and I now think sho is entirely cured. She has taken nine bottles of the Eervine. but no other medicine Of any kind.
 Knox. Ind. Jan. 5, 'S5. II. V. UosTrrrrn
 Physicians prescribe Dr. Miles Remedies because they are known to be the result of the long practice and experience of ono Of the brightest, members of their profession, and are carefully compounded by experi- enced chemists, in exact accordance with Dr. Miles prescriptions. as used in his practice.
 On sale at all druggists. Write for Dr. Miles Book on the Heart and Nerves. Dr. Miles Medical Co.,. Elkhart, Ind.
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-03-29

The P'pulist It I- said will place a county sicset in the field in Ysvspai. Ooe is A most assured in Cochise county Si
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-03-29
CHIRICAHtA CATTLE co,

cHIRICAHLA CATTLE co,
 Posic cfice-Tombstone,
 Range-Between ( hiricahua and Drago !, Ints; Steer range on Lusle and Bonita cresb Graham county.
 Cait.e hTanG-I q left side and q left hip Horse brand-Ss left hip
 Other brands Circls W on left side: Cirels on left side; -5E' connected. on right sid and hip H- on right sIde; Diamond ] on ief. hi ]; 10 bar und'r, On left side and hip; 6 or nigh; site; Sk' on Jeff side; l3 on right sca
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-03-29
FRED RUCH

Pcsio% cc-San Simon.
 Range-San simon and ChiIrcahua Mts. Cau!e Bsand-A on left side and 4 on hip. Horse Brand V left shoulder.
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-03-29
I. ". HCPEN.

rostoafce-Dos Csbezas Arizona Territory Rauge--linery Canyon and Sulphur Spring Valley. Cattle branded Ss.ars- r.. 'Erssa- on left hip; clr marx oyer half cIcP lefI: crop ard split right. Horse brand same & above. but on lei thigh. feo-tf
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-03-29
-HF T-g ~~s.r"s
 . NL ---s % .-.

Post ot:c-. St. David. Arizona. Brand. V har. let shoulder. X lef, si9s Hors= hr nd. K left hip or thigh. Range. san Pedro
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-03-29

THB free siivvr Democrats are carry ing the county conventions in Missouri about ss fast as they are held.
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-03-29
CATTLE BRANDS.

Our.-ofler-A years subscriP- tion to the zLpITAPHJ enti- ties you to a one-inch.. brand advertisement in the WEEKLY EPITApH.
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-03-29
ROCK FELLOW 6 SERYOS.

ROCK FELLOW 6 sERvoss. Postoffice-Wilccx.
 Rarge-SulphuT Sp-ing Valley, Cattle bTand-SH left hip. Young stocY iranded on hip. cid s,ock on the sid. Horse brand. | left shoulder. Also own double cross brand with V V. some times run 4. ouaI;er circle or dart: Run oet,ls Tn D = trand.
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-03-29

E. Msrks, .Ir old standby in rhr barber shop, left this morning Tor q much needed vacation. MT. Mark vii! visi, the scui hsru part 8! Caiif"-- nis for q f-w weeks ti.cn return [, Asricopa wkere he will meet |, !crn- tion of Old Follows with ekom he will attend the grand lodso of that order which IT eat, iu Prescott.
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-03-29

G-orsa l.. Alexander, reTresrnrir Palnaer < Key of San Francis 'n, i | town making arrangements win rN n'w firm ef Howe < Porter |" furni.i hem with the necessary oGtilt 10 p-,n ;h.ir new paper |, winch i, to ba pn, = lishsd ia the interest D. Bishee.
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-03-29

A change will b" made m the near future at the store. Two wagons will be used for the delivering of goods.
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-03-29

MT. E3 Weston came in this even ing from San Diego. He will accept posi;ion in the Company's store.
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-03-29

Emery Lechance who has besn laid mp Tn the hosrita! on account of an injury received in the inir". is sb!e 10 h. out, but not being able 10 work took his departure this morning for Cauir- on visit 10 bis parents.
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-03-29

Mrs. F. L. Fitch who left ou the l., for Texas Is expected b .ck aboIt the middle of next month.
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-03-29

A Mexican was arrested yesterday tor smuggling in mssCal and --iiing il without e license. United States Deputy Marshal Haak csme in oH ts- days train 10 look after the case.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-02
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New-York. August . lS"
COTTON--The local market closed steady az ne. a.
vance OF 10 three points. with sale 81 le ' oii
The market decline Cf TO points as com
,ared with yesterdays closing prices IN consequent
rather favorable crop report by The Cnronieie ms
the market turned and advanced rallnIF uiul
prices about u points above Yesterday .i1shs
a break. all - the improvement bens
LOST noted above. This break was
largely heavy realizing sales. The market was eNe
easily swayed the other The Ar
kansas Commissioner Of Agriculture that the
Of the State been short fully 90 per cent by
drouth The condition Of the crop at Northern Icxa
twelve DAYS Price. Mccormick & Go. say: should this
condition of affairs exist much longer there Will unques
tionaby be general disposition 70 reduce earlier crop
which result in stimulating suflcen out
speculation In cotton still further advance prices
With the small visible supply which will be carried over
into season the situation is strong one ana Re
nounced stimulaat TO values There was the usual
food Of bad crop reports to day On the other hand
New-Orleans telegram says; All the dispatches n,im
the country lies and reports greatly eNaggsrated
bare Of cotton. received YESTERDAY by Fat
& Schwartz, from savannah Ga, was sold at auc-
Telegraphc advices received by THE Financial Chron
icle" from the South Friday evening indicate that
the has been very high and that very htte
been dry almost everywhere. and in Arkan
and Tennessee cotton is said to have deterorated
along the Gulf reports damage from shedding. Picking
progress many sections and will be general
There came into sight during the week "a G2
bales against 26 the corresponding week in lSl
and the decrease in amount in sight compared with last
year al 100 bales The sight July II was
a3 bales against 973l ISL bales last The
bales compared with the date Of ls'5 falling
of 759S4s bales from lsa4 and decrease Of .2 -
bales against s77e716 las, year and 1924 95s in 1894
and . 497. 49, 1923. The total American supply f.
I,22s.4 o7 bales, against 24el $40 last year.
Opening. and close to-day and closing bids the
prcv night and last follow:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-02
NO FEAR OF A WATER FAMINE.

CHIEF ENGINEER BIRDSALL SAYS so IN REPLY
TO THE BOARD or FIRE UNDERWRITERS.
Charles Sewali, chairman of the Water Supply
Committee of the New-York Board of Fire Under
writers, gave out for publication on Friday
statement the effect that the ample supply OF
water reported as on storage by the Public Works
Department was due the excessive rainfalls DUR
ing February, March. June and July, and that IL
dry year like that of 1895 1880 should come after
the new mains opened in 1891 or 1898 the super
abundance OF water offered by the excessive ram
f. would be of little satisfaction. The statement
rorp, hlded The danger lies not In the excess OF
Wet year but In the scarcity of dry years
O. w Rirdsall. chief engineer OF the Croton
>oucduct who is in charge of the water supply
department of the Department OF Public WORKS
said reply this statement yesterday; mere II
no danger of any lack of water the storage
reservoirs the water In wet year LOT use III
dry wear The chances that TINS year We
have added this year reservoirs 10 the capacity OF
10 On 40 gallons more than last year, ana there
are now in course of construction reservoirs Ior
ONl 100000 gallons more. We have also unoer con
sheraton plans for added capacity OF ISV1WV.-
sa gallons The capacity of the Croton ana bIomN
River water sheds is 230G coo gallons OF water ua!
In The dryc.t years This year it will average Zoo-
oo 900 gallons daily There is no fear of any lack
Of water. -. -. 1,;ro I,anart
ment p" Mr.. Birdsal was asked -, H..
THE Fire Department insists on 100 MANY ny,
dranfs drawing on the small mains. he repiled.
''if a x-nch main has capacly dod V 49,
MIGRANTS and six hydrants are taking water from
H. there is bound TO be scarcity; lnat VIII III pe
rectiied when the mains are laid Ihere Is no
fear of any lack OF water
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-02
CLOSING PRICES or CHICAGO STOCKS.
Chicago August l. 1895.
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicaro Aug / ,SpeciaD.-The wheat market started
of A. II II were 10 bull day II WOUND up Win oil
,oe advantages on the bear side. September opened al
5o sold between 59ss 5s2 cents and closed al 'e
,.,t,op The early help the wet weather. iowa ana
Nebraska being drenched rain floods But local re
c.irts were large with 30 estimated oi i,
lsv MINNEAPOLIS and Duluth had 80 cars asaiist Vi'
~ last wear tYearances for the week Z4N ~ III, -,
the speculative trace was ,la' IA resI,ze that
worked the early advance found IN Trying 70 a..
,r,,ed w.sk This marke; suddenly lost cent Ait,t
geting almost calls early. Wall street was weak ~
100 f,sl,.ls agns, bushels last year the onii
Of the FRIDAY night rains was oiise 10y IT. fls
missed the English Liverpool and an tse frrlisn
markets were closed the bank holiday ney
isIi c,earances TO- the day $4,000 bushels
small visible decrease is counted upon t,orrous =.
.se,t. however. proved TOO much Tor H.; September
2a sold between ~. and 2is cents ana
week might all records except for corner periods
The for Monday COO the inspection To-
iS smaller possibly in fortnight Offerings already
There is good shipping demand charters 70 DAY
snGo 900 bushels Argentina seems have proportion
s'ely much eon 10 ssrr a. ms 'uvSsy n,sbn
Seai,srd cearances 226oO" bushels There could
not BE- any better weather There talk. though
direct need Il crop accident
steady. notwithstanding the weakness sur
pounding them September sold between ls@s and IS cents
closed Is bid The best known Of the crop
experts snow says yield will be the smallest Of
cent rears only increasing deterioration
The drag oats the low corn To day cars were ~"
the estimate for Monday. 400
Provisions nrm helped most by small hog
ceips-ony 6"0 to-day only 24.G" estimated for Mon
oversod market particularly the september. Lard and
ribs closed -. to cents Friday: pork ~ 10 10
however depended on the corn.
On the curb puts On september whoa, closed at ~
cents calls at 17s cents Puts On September corn 2A'1
"a. calls, az cents
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-02
Railroaos.
-AMuRio.'s oREArEsT RAILROAD
NEW YORK
CENTRAL
~ utInS0N RIVER r. r.
l. HUDSON RIVER r. R.

FROM GRAND CENTRAL STATION. 4zD sTREME Nun.
70" ,ains 1hoassni Islands and Montreal sxor.,
s rs 81 train m the %6a s sDs
syr.cuse and koehes'e pgI b ,ran Is limited
It's seating capacity -,,...,.,. Al
0'3o M-Daly Fast Mail for P9 2ns,e Niagara
bany. Utica Syracuse Rochester bu'''o' '"
O,4O A. M-Except Sunday For Catskill Mountain am
Saratoga. Lake George Green Mountains ana ''o'
1880 A. M-Except Sunday Day Express. For ca t
Mounians. Rchield Springs and ali important Wv
Iocr Southwestern Limited s d rP c? s'op.
tus, Cincinnati. Indianapolis ana ~ Roches-
at Poughkeepse Albany. Utica. syracuse i'o'''''
400 r. M1Dauy Chicago Special for peuxhkeepsle
land Toledo and Chicago. stops al at 1Rochestef
Albany S Schenectady. Utica sy'A'o'''
$40 Lake ceoTs, and S GnI'k July and
$3.50 get snaSay %a Point Poushkeepse
1880 o Many Norih Shore nlsG stops p at A pSS
''o' nnao Sasara f Pn A0@ny Detroit
cy, che'sS Cincinnati st. L1n ,, roy. Adirondack
Mountain south q Lake I Ssar hs salssfS
7'Oor MDay For Albany Troy usea A 4o,eaS
Islands and Montreal Friday only sleeping 'A' "
1880 For Buffalo Niagara Fa s;o Ola az
Pan,t lndlanap2s st. L2 2,cs Ch'''s"
900 MEDay sleeping car pssifS HSHs
0;11 T. M-Daily. For Syracuse. Oswego Wase' 80
Cape Vincent. Ogdensburg Buffalo S .tsrdsy Tor
the Auburn Rcad'' sundays only Gloversyille.
I2;1O NfGiir-Theatre train for Chicago ana IN,
points New-York Central. every ns ~
sunday night. sunday nights. Gloversvlne anu I'm
- cage seepers leave y:l5 y. m UdNi a., ~
e:O0 4. ". and 3:s5 T.. M.-Daiy except suhaa'' "
O:I5 A. M-sunday only to Pittsheld and the Berk'
shire HIS. via Harlem Division. .,,rpo
ALL NIGHT TRAINS TO fONhhi's. ~,
All night trains between l5,th'st anu po.'' w,n
Putnam Division far Yonkers In cohheositD All
the Elevated Road This IL the only line running "'
night trains New-York.
Wagner Palace Cars all through trains
Trains Illuminated with Plntsch l.gh, -., c..,,o,
ii3 Broadway Il Park place col il3 Broadway 81 East
ith-st. 9i2 Broadway. o35 Coumbus-av 900 OF "a -9s
l25thst.. and 13sth-st. Station. New ON, o"' ''N 49,
Futonst and 100 Broadway r. d. f;rookikr. u v,ss,
Baggage checked from hotel or residence oS "e We"
JOHN NJ TOr-CEY GEORGE II. DANIELS.
canor,i M.ro,o~ r.oro~al Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-02
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New York. Angus J. lsNt
slaurherrrs 80 trading Feeling firm city dressed beer
steady e.a7e per ID for Inferior 10 smols live
attic steady Al lOa1ic dressed weight. refrigerator
selling sqs4c per n AnericSn Sep , on tho Mohawk
10 London and 22o4 quarters Of beef IN me
Lucania Liverpool. 1855 quarters ~ beei ,,,, D.,
n,eh.r Wis steady With sales sass 30 ~ but
termlks offered Dressed caves weak at ~ f g I,,l
calves 4a42c for dressed grdsse's ana 'aoc t'r
s,less Judd a Co.: ~ veais 1876 n average AZ 81 80
per 100 NJ 30 o. 1iS n. At 81 40 DO ~ No. a -
SHEEP AND I.AMBs-Recepts were 2S,s c,rs. OF yfo'
head all for marke and. counting the cars he.a
over yesterday Their were 4o e"T- on se' oh
dull bG. about steady for good to ohelr S i % &
grades weak a,etto choice lambs we're g ~ lom', an
Go e at the ciese Decent to prime sod $: 2
81 - per deck Of choice heavy do at 50 90
S SSi a s. 2,Ss5 IS Which figures outside Of
tations Dressed mutton $40" a., a. ga. l sling ar
ssaie.-D Mcpherson & Co: 1855 Virginia lambs 60 Ii
81 n at 81 75 23o Kentucky do 81 ~ at 81 so ~ DO
% r. a. s. 10 10 no. SG az IS WSsern ssep ia b
So 20 do 1ol n. 3d. 2oi Do $ ~ at 81 81 d2 100
Newton Co. 2s wss' virginia lambs g. n at 81 81 =,
80 d. d so 90 10 cl at d. = 80 %. at s. g leo h. at
2o2 DO 80 - At 8 g. 10 MeTyShd de Sheen 81 al -
40 West Virginia do % 10. at 81 10 ~ do ~ H. at ~
: Iudd & 60 254 Kentucky lambs 81 NJ at 81 "; i$i
ern sheep aS H. at 81 20 liz DO 81 NJ at 50 80 ohio DO
H. Wilkerson: 237 Kentucky lambs ,choce,. Is ~ at
s. -: do. rs \, at 81 %; 249 d. G' H. At - q"
do 81 H. at 81 - % do ii 10 70 % wes Virginia
sheep 90 ~ 80 ~ sheep and yearngs 10 No. at 81
slaughterers direct No trading Nominaily steady at
ioas3 80 loo n hut light pigs would sell up 70 81
Country dressed unchanged at 1n5c for medium ana ga
&c for light weights.