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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-08-22

SFoR4GE.-Mr. John c. Hill has yard
room for ten thousand bales Of cotton at
his old stand, on Court street, Read bis
s,3year.;n eroOesnf 6 llit1t ,lkoAltAH I
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-27
THE STORM IN BROOKLYN.

PARTIAL SUSPENSION OF TRAVEL AND BUSHES.
The snow storm of yesterday was pronounced
the most that has been experienced in BROOKLYN
for reG gears. The two feet deep on q levi,
and public travel Of all kinds completely blockade
The during the latter part Of the day and nt
almost entirely deserted, and the only persols
abroad appeared to be the unfortunate workmen wio
had been forced TO wade three four miles through tic
deep banks Of TO reach their homes The railrod
at longnervals up to $50 p M, but wee
then withdrawn, the companies found it uselesseo
contend with the storm The following companies aftr
running long possible. suspended trips for tie
night:
FultOn-ave.; Green, Gates and Fulton-aves.; COur-
st. Myrtle-ave. Fatbush-ave; Flushing and Graham
ayes. Third-ave and Greenwood Atlantc-st. Futol
and Hamilton Ferry line Jay, Smith, and Ninth-sts
DeKalb-ave.; Gold-st. Bergenst.; Vanderbilt-aye.
Franklinave. and Cross-Town lines. Gangs OF men,
and snowplows drawn by ~ horses were kept at
long possible in the vain effort to keep the
open the moment finally came when the re-
turning tradesman obliged 10 remain down town or
walk home through up TO the knee and in the face
Of the driving Business Of all kinds was inter
rupted in consequence Of the storm.
IL was day when q fire In any section OF the city
would have been attended with the most disastrous
results as the hydrans covered with snow, and
the Fire Department horses would have been entirely
inadequate to the task OF dragging the bulky steamers
through the streets In view OF these facts. the Board
Of Fire Commissioners issued card b the public re-
auesting citizens residing doing business In the i'm
mediate vicinity OF fire hydrants to cause the snow TO be
removed as quickly as possible, and keep them clear.
The police we're requested have the fire hydrans kept
clear,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-27
POLITICAL NOTES.

The Democratic members OF the Indiana
aAssure have issued an address to the people OF 'nA
So tp which they denouDce Che Apportonmeu' ACT
Eeeently passed as unjust and illegal
The Massachusetts newspapers are good
g., ,c,ted on the senatorship vacated py senatoI
G.Sa aocrefarv Boutwell, seems 10 De the IaVoIeo
.nS5date for the position with the majority Oi 'ne Au
administration papers. =, 49,,
Duriug the late campaign the more Jealous
4, the Administration journals sought TO reIute the
>h.rses Of bribery In the Credit Mobiier business by
C,, the whole matter scandal" 1t begins 10 look
sf they were painfully accurate, for 1t certainly Is
seorry scandal
The deplorable condition OF affairs In Louis
N.na and the startling and dsraceful revelations OF the
credit Mober investigation seem to have so depressing
In effect upon The LOuisrRs OourterJournoi as TO In
uce II 70 dwell at length upon what 1t calls the ten
Hency 10 Imperialism In the South" "Can any thought
dui man. Il asks doubt whittier all this corruption In
she Administration snd in the banotboI, tbs Official
1fbertipism and popular debasemen Will leads In view
ii the practical experience which the South has mao OF
e. and the hopelessness Of relief now exsng ia we
E0uthern mind at all surprising that there should De
an absolute preference for sn imperial TORN OF gover
Euent felt IL not believed IN By large element ~ every
Sne OF the Southern BtateBf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-27
IN RHODE ISLAND,
THE STORM ELSEWHERE.
IN NETWORK.

BUFFALO, Dec. GA strong eastery wind
accompanied by snowstorm, for the last As hours, has
driven the water out OF the Niagara River into the lake.
until the supply pipes Of the city water works are en-
trey above water and the city reservoir is empty The
railroads are greatly embarrassed in procuring water
for the engines leaving the city al manufactures de-
pending on the city water works for supply have sus-
pended operations.
LATER.-The arrangement OF the waterworks here ia
causing great anxiety among the citizens. The real
cause OF the trouble has not been ascertained. The
theory OF low water in the river not believed by many
Some think the mouth Of the tunnel choked with ice
The citizens Of various localities have organized into
patrol companies preventive against fire tonight
The Commercial and Courier printing offices were
obliged to water from the creek before they could
print their editions All places OF business requiring
steam and which are supplied by the city water-works
have stopped causing loss to thousands Of operatives
The waterwhees Of the mills at Black Rock are several
feet out Of water.
WATERFOWL Dec. 2C.-The weather during the past
four days has been intensely cold, the thermometer
nuctuatng between $50 to 2o below Zero The railroads
were badly blocked with snow but trains are running
on time to-day. The st. Lawrence River is bridged with
Ice between Cape Vincent N. Y, and Kingston. Ont,
and teams cross IN safety The river Is about Ia miles
wide at these points.
ALBANY, Dec. ga very heavy snow-storm prevailed
here all day The thermometer for the past three days
has been down To ana DefOW zero, tue lo"eeb p"inS
reached being below. The weather Is more moder
ate to-day The railroad trans are all behind time
IN PENNSYLVANIA.
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 26.-The trains on all
the railroads In this vicinity delayed The snow
storm t continues and the streets are almost impass
ble Many street car lines have been compelled TO sus
,end operations man found last night frozen to
death.
PITTSBURGH, Dec. 26-2i p. m.-Wind northwest ana
light thermometer 25o above. About nine inches OF
snow has fallen
IN DELAWARE.
LEwEs, Dec. ga severe gale from the
north with snow, began last night and still continues
though the wind has moderated.
NEWCASTLE, Dec 2o-The storm Is severe and the
IN MARYLAND.
BALTIMORE, Dec. ga heavy snow-storm
,et I'm Yesterday afternoon and still continues All the
lines Of city railroads are running half tho usual number
' = - =
OF cars.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 2G.-Snow has oeen fall-
Ing In this since IA O'Clock yesterday ana
at noon to-day 1t was four pehes deep 10 washington.
There ia good sleighing.
a9Op m.-1he Thermometer IA 2o' apcve zero. TVS
| spowing with tho wind from the northwest
LArER.-The snow storm to-day has been the most
seyere FOX yoArA The dsy train fSam New'YoFh. eFps'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-27
FOREIGN NOTES.

Advices from the Cape of Good Hope to the
ash of November have been received in London heavy
gales occurred the coast aud several vessels
were wrecked.
The bark Sarah Mcleod OF st. John' N d.
left Pcton 10 days ago with coal for the West ndies
a creUV tinied and on the arrival OF tho vessel ct
Arcbahay were sent to Jail. Anothercrew was shipped
and she proceeded on her way, but went ashore on
rache shoals near Archat The vessel "a reported 10
be total wreck all hands board were saved a'er
considerable exposure
A wooden shed at the docks at Southamp-
TON Eng used for the storage Of goods intended for
port was destroyed by fire at an early hour yesterday
,orr,no Az one time 1t was feared the flames would
snread 10 the chipping. but the wnd fortunately
ged TO the opposite direction and disastrous con
fsgraton was aVerted. The damage was comparatively
unimDOrtalt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-27
THE CHEAPNEss OF HUMAN LIFE.

II is a favorite habit among men, when they
are visited by such terrible caamtes as have been
filing US with horror for the past few days to speculate
ppon the causes which lead to such waste OF human
Hfe Such disasters never seem to come singly, and
bitten the startling rapidty with which follows upon
kheotber makes trembe lest the elements OF desruo-
ZION gain the complete ascendenoy and sweep us all
krom the earth. Few Of have so feeble conception
k God as to attribute such caamtes TO the direct inter
position of His Providence incning rather to the more
reasonable belief that the fault lies with man in so care
bessly usng-Or rather misusng-the elements OF de-
sruction which God has created for his service II
wood nhammable let be more carefuiin placingt
SEbere IL may take fire. when know such association
may prove dangerous human life. If we deliberately
rlsce human beings beasts in connection with the
kondi.ions of combustion, alone are responsible
disaster comes Looking upon the subject in this hgnt'
s1s Bp,nin0 Post says forcibly:
1t be more difficult 70 explain the fact thus nm
dted. Men and communities are absolutely more Dteih-
gent than they 100 years ago. and yet the NE OF
bne csnse we are convinced is the dishonesty Of our
method Of work Architects devise the plans OF 4ulld
tngs, which they label nre-proof and these Doolngs
burr Ike heaps OF dry shavings Carpenters put up
Buildings warranted to be SAFE which go down nnaer
little extra weight Rairoau corporations undertake TO
harry TO certain place and he s fortunate b1r
few OF hs charred bones arrive there me sSe sns
kstrue other branches OF business Ihese men are po
thinner 81 men. Everybodyis camorng for bus
SIghts which Is well enough; but nobody appears 70
kiink Of his duties. An obligation Is thing to DO
EYaded and reDOwn is 70 be won by catenworo. ..>
7 We BACK 70 blufplbr me- W
40 mis- enormous pressure is needed from some
bTer and that power is society. 1t some one else
kho Was burned death Tuesday but 1t may be you
kqho viii be burned death Tomorrow. You, IN your
department. can honest yourself not In the sense OF
Ssng vour debts but IN the sense OF doing WHAT you
6retnd TO do When everybody Is honest IN thls way
There Will be some hope: but so long as we Simply con,
Eemn nr neiRhbOr life viii continue TO be INSECURE anu
EropertY viii be less substantial than vapor
In Paris there is law that the man on whose prem
kses FIRE breaks out receive no insurance while MS
ueghbor can and is said that Paris is freer rom nes
Than any other large city Perhaps SONIC 0i our
l., sb Al recllessly set up tnderboxes In which TO
ropsume poor girls and helpless beasts were unable 10
kolIeet cent Of insurance when the inevitable nre
Somes they would build carefully and guard more
kacnrely II our railroad men were held strictly
Responsible for every human life they take Io 'neis
u oare we should hear frequently OF teescoped
ars and broken bridges so long az wholesale murder
"a IA free from punishment as at present. there Is nc
lspot where man can be safe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-27
GOVERNMENT WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
WAsHIsdToS. ID. c., Dec. Ill a. N.
Svuopsfs for ne past f1sntu-four hsurs.


WARRINGTON. d. c., Dec. Ill a. N.
Synopsis for ne pasf h0entU.foar hsurs
An area of low barometer has moved north
eastward from Florida along the coast to that OF New
England, accompanied by brisk and high ncrtheastery
winds; the pressure has rapidly increased over the
north-west upper Lake region and southwark to the
Western Gulf with northerly TO westerly winds and
clear aud clearing weather: northery and northwest
erly Winds cloudy weather, and snow continue over
New-England and the Middle States.
Probabilities.
For New-England and the Middle States northerly TO
westerly winds, diminishing in force with clear and
clearing cold weather and rising barometer; for the
States norther 70 westerly winds increasing
pressure and generally clear and cold weather; nom
Missouri Ohio 10 the upper lake region northerly to
westerly Winds low temperature, and generally clear
weather; from Kansas to Minnesota aud kakota dunn
ishing pressure and southerly winds. .
Midnight telegraphc reports frOm the South Atlantic
and Gulf States partly missing Cautionary signals
continue at New-York, NewLondon, Boston, and Port
land, Me.
The signal Office, at 4ss p m. yesterday reported 1t
showing at the following places: Boston, Buffalo, Bur
lington, CINCINNATI Cleveland Indianapolis. Kingston,
Montreal, Mount Washington, Nashville, New-London,
New York Oswego Philadelphia Pittsburgh Port Dover
Portland, Rochester, and Saginaw.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-27
INCIDENTS OF THE STORM.

As customary on st. Stephens Day, ervlces
were held at Trinity Church yesterday mor1ng' The
congregation was not large consisting OF JUS one ola
LADY, who had ageously venured out In thbinding
storm to do honor 10 the Saints memory. ID churoh
presented beautiful picture the walls being ecorated
with evergreens and hoys; athousand gas Je burning
brilliantly while the organs roll drifted thngh the
asles all TO the odifcation Of the congregson VINO
bundled herself up after time and went HON
Mr. Bergh with bis usual watchfulness, hoved about
the street railroad tracks, wherever struggle horses
were TO he found and his timely suggestions ere inVa
raby acted upon with profit. The embarrassg portion
OF his labors that Of unloading cars was not nugeh IN
largely, for all the companies voluntarily ubled up
tho number OF horses attached TO each car.
To the pickpocket yesterday WAS day unusual
frutfuness, and many unwary individuals ma them
selves without their watches, with ghten pockets
as the result Of q stroetcar experience. OVID IA the
pickpockets most promising field OF practio and tho
sreetcar Jams OF yesterday all that tn most las
tidious thief could have wished for. Thenarried
their nefarious business in broad dayhghbut under
the cover Of darkness their deeds OF darn1ncreased
ana scores were 1eeced out Of the cOutds OF their
pockets.
About $50 p. 10. deliberate attempt TO REEVE an old
gentleman Of his watch vas made on the b& platform
of a Dry Dock car at Park-row and BeekmSst, which
was observedby many The victim vas enavoring 10
sght from the car, but was detained by httie man
who waspusblng TO get 10, and also by I" taii men,
who %ereon either side. Thus hemmed n,ae old gen
tleman became desperate and struggled to be himself
DutThe more no struggled the harder theittle man
pushed and the tall squeezed. and thed gentle
mans hat was knocked of during the encoufer Some
one cried Look for your pockets, Oldham" ana
the person addressed in turn, yelled Pole at the
same time making violent push, which ia' the little
man on his back In snow-drift The old gdleman re-
covered his hat and found his watch dangr from the
buttoDhole. and fortunately lost nothing the eIpe-
rience.
On the secondave limo dozen cara we're beked IN
snowbanh unable TO proceed either way, an with the
prospect Of remaining there all night In view The ahcT
eers were hard at work. and the drvers vaiT shouted
20 their horses who were unable TO gain anpch Inc
cars were filed with shiyering passenger wb were 90
termined TO so through that line ~ TOOK "inter
GARDENERS had sufficient cause for complain yester'
day and their experiences were certainly terrible on'
man arrived vt the City Hall In Ina Afi~rnoonWilh '
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-27
WRECKED BY THE SNOW.


AN AVALANCHE IN UTAH-sEvERAL LIVES LOST
SALT LAKE. CITY, Dec 26.-The weather at
Salt Lake has been mild and rainy for three days with
heavy SHOWS in the mountains. At Little Cottonwood
Central City. terrible snow-sde occurred to-day
from six to eight feet OF having fallen in the last
two days.
At about ~ O'Clock this afternoon avalanche 600
feet wide and u deep down. crossing the stage
road carrying away from TO 10 teams and teamsters
and taking them 1900 feet Cottonwood Creek
Three OF the have been shoveled out alive,
but badly Bruised four more known to be buried were
not rescued and 1t is thought impossible to find them
before Spring. although from 100 TO 200 at work
shoveling
All the teams the line OF the avalanche swept
away The OF the men have not yet been ascer.
tanned. Eight mules were dug ont, some dead. some
with legs broken, and Others severely bruised. Several
afterwaTd shot There have been delays on the
Pacific Road as yet.
FALL OF ROOF IN PHILADELPHIA.
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 26.--About IL this morn
ing 400 feet Of the roof of Whineys foundery at Seven
teenth and willow-sts fell in. owing to the immense
weight OF snow. Michael Collins and Gilbert Kelly
rescued with flesh wounds, caused by the falling
in the building that FELL but at the time Of the accident
all but two fortunately engaged In other buildings
FALL OF ANOTHER ROOF.
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 26.-This afternoon, the
roof OF winch's Spike Mills, at Canal and POland-sts
fell in through the heavy weight Of snow, inurng the
following persons John Dougherty back broken Chas
Tilton cut in the head Andrew McGovern, head and
shoulders injured Alexander Kinney, arm aud shoulder
sprained John Kelly. face and head badly burned
Charles Coleman. spralned The roof took fire from
the furnace, but it was extinguished.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-27

eyes fairly frozen shut and perfectly blind no
thawed out, and courageoasy remained ct his post
Hugh Devlin, age 90. sdsboror, OF Nlnth-ave ana
Twenty was found with both hands ozen' o.
Seeondave and Fiftyseventfsst, yesterday aernoon'
He was provided with medical attendance and lodgings
at the fty-ninthst. Police Station.
Michael Riley, 80, was found In the snow, carry
yesterday morning. in vacant lot nc Ffteenthst aus
seventh.sve., Brooklyn. When found life was almoss
extinct His arms and legs were frozen, and although
he conveyed TO the Long Island City Hospital, ~
was only by the utmost exerons the part Of the ply
sicsns that consciousness could be restored
James Hudson age 40, OF No. A3 Humboldtst, Brook
lyn foreman Of the North secondst Railroad stables,
fen in Grandst., Brooklyn, yesterday morning. and
broke his leg.
stock train into the Orange County express east
ward bound, the Erie Railway, at Alendse. yester-
day morning. L. NJ. Hemmings OF Kingston, New-York,
who standing the platform OF ths express
train. had both legs terribly crushed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-27
MISCELLANEOUS FIRES.

The large wooden building at Pine Island,
which had lust been built and furnished by the City Of
BOSTON for a smallpox hospital and which was to have
been oecuped next week. was entirely destroyed by an
incepdiary fire last evening The building was valued
at from $4,000 TO 10000; no insurance.
destructive fire occurred last night In st. Louis IN
the upper stories Of the building occupied by j. Tic
never. tobacco dealer and Leggett & Dansman. The
loss on the building owned by Leggett Dansman, is
10000 insured in local offices for $4,000 Tho ma
chinery cost $4,000 and insured for $1,000 Inc
loss on stock amounts 70 $4,000; insured for $1,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-27
HONOR TO PROF. MoRsE's MEMORY.

NEw-YORK, Dec. 2B-The following uIspasCH
was received tonight:
CITY OF MEXICO. Dec. MS p. In.
To the Annotated Press Of Ne1 York and ne Sm'"so'"'
Institute Washington, d. o.: .o----.-A.. "a
statiscs the frat scientific body OF the conntry, ms
Exceency the President Of the Republic Deng pese'
holds soIemn session honor OF the usIlous frol.
samuel Morse taking occasion Of the opening OF us
new haIl OF meeting for that purpose ru..
The President VicePresident Secretaries, ana 1Ieae-
urer OF the Society and number OF members CONTRIB
uted homages OF admiration ior the einInehS o"' VI
the United States OF America. ~ ,,,...
BIAS BILcAREL, Minister de Fomento, President
IGEACIo RAMIREZ Vice-President.
IGSACIo b. ALTAKIRASo. First Secretary
AHIoNIA GARCIA CUBAs Second Secretary
ENPERNIo MENDOZA, Third Secretary.
FRANCO LOsA, Fourth Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-27

sRTNckgeHopy-Des as n.y Gertrude snsetehes ,s,.-
a All D. n a. 5s Reformed Dses cbureb esrs.r LafIyss
place IusF ourtb-'i sihoui further notice
COgTONO, Day Jennie Hobart osiy daughter Wool
vorib Cotton. sged Ryesrh
De 1OTTon wednssdsy Dee g. ia, short nIosn. hgbn~
FneTs services a. ne Church Of L.f.--
place AID FoArss Satafdsy s inss At II ocoet kehys"
Bhges are invited to attend Without farther notice.
HoEToEoa true,isy evening Dee ~ h'res ~ -s o. Eas-se
aenee osh.f Ssa Avenue A. Sst~.ea oaehand
and The viii be taken -
KNAPP-op Tuesday evening o. Caroline e. wife fstspbsS
Reaiyes and friends yh. my are invited uersI Pm
day pee ~ .l p a from asI ss rs"ae9's us s.,I Tbs IN.
r. also invited to :. end
KIBBEop .,h Dec N, RI. Kbbe in the sb ye,r ofh.rl-
Friends ar. invited 70 ae r,.dsies OF nsts
Mr., Jasper Corning ilss s.'t T"eOJ FndiJ s' s.s.
KURTz-Ou Wednesday .ng Dec IS Bm,-ct Kul y7ases.,
Rss. VIM" ,I s09 SSs sIf 70 .DS s 5 s
morning 49, from ths residence Of his parents Si E' svso-
LRGBRon Friday evening 10 Henry Of "a BrO.d",
Funeral services at the CbsIcb Of St Vincent de Paul
SS Sa I've o. S1,a5 gs 1 9 s ss5
are respectfully invited.
hooREou Tuesday evening dec a. LawrsScs Moore .s,f<1
TIE I and friends Of The fan ~ limited 70 attend b. funss
pee be- and thence 10 So Psns "a urcb Rsb,s, j. a. IA
Tn leaves foot Of Ds'orOsa ana cOr'ndt Il Rstasi
sEAMANOD Tuesday Dee a. sshc. Of tie Ais Dr. w. Sea.
Relative. sads are rs,Pecsay
le residence, corner BownsaVe as Auiy Haibag h. l.. %
ocot Sir Knights Morton CommAnds Companions 81
Pehs Chapter 200 and Brethren Of cOrunsopA Lodge No
500. are respectfully invited to attend.
M Sgn @ sEGSa G y cSs . On a q. d SS cs.
Mutual Insurance Company, sged IS Jssa
Rs.'s. and friend: Of tn. f az. invited 2 ,iienS %. o.T,
l. on Fr' day aSih inst At liSe O'clock n Cir.g's VII
Point, at 9 O'CLOCK IN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-27
PRECAUTIONS AGAINST FIRE.

Chief Engineer PeIley has taken all necessary
precautions TO render the Fire Department as Efficient as
possible All leaves of absence revoked early yes
terday. and the entire force ordered duty Tho
District Engineers and foremen were enjoned 10 be
especially vigiant The patrols were directed to be
wstchful for fires on their posts Details of we're
engaged yesterday cleaning away snow and ice from
the re hydrants, and seeing that they were kept In
good working order Extra horses hired, and the
large steamers win be drawn by four horses instead Of
two Extra whilerees to be carried on all engins
and trucks in order that any which may be broken con
DO at once replaced No excuse short OF an absolute
breaking OF the apparatus will DO received from tie
foreInJu or Icing late ut a fire.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-27
PERSONALITY TELEGRAPH.

.Judee c. A. Lane Of WlkesbarTe, Penn. died
suddenly IN Scranton, yesterday
Minister Washburne is obliged to decline re-
esptoh rendered bin b. leading citizens u Boston dc ' " h"p
tomorrow.
The Inauguration of Gov. Dix, preparations for
vh are Dearly peefed vtake place at 10 a. VI WEDNESDAY
neIL instead Of at formerly.
"A large number Of private citizens and public
GSv Holman tSs residence Of hr CASSIDY Q, re-
huy evening and several hours In tossi
bid adeu 70 the Governor Weo VII ~ i0
Euyo9e VIII bis family in few days
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-27
CITTLR MARKET.

Dee s6ClrrLK active, receipts light very best
on to-day generally rated trst quality od0c meaz
or good Quality 4g5c; so head sales al head
Hoss-Hssvy receipts dep the market demand oay nodsfi
sales q 5t06c. receipts. 1872 head.
sHExP very dull Al la6c. receipts. Lbs head
Dec Th which prevailed during most OF
the day nterfsred tho yards and the receipts
were light Cattle nonnay unchanged
receipts 1000 head HogsRecep, to-day, 5000 head
Yesterday 5000 head fair business doing sales At % $50 to
packers 80 IS to shippers for extra smooth heavy .ae 'as
,n.nt. to-daV head