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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-08-04

FORWARD and Loquaclons Youth
'.By J",e. you know. upon my word.
now-if | were to see ghost. YOU
know. | should be chattertng idiot
for the rest Of my lifr!' Ingenuous
Maiden tdreamlly)-"H've you Seen
ghost!"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-08-04

The Boston Trdceiisr regrets that of
the many startling tragedies at New
York. within the past few years, oil
which women have been the cause. u
not the instigators or actors, Massachu-
sets has furnished Its full proportion
of the women.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-08-04

SIAN Is an ungalIant country. There
the rir.t wife may bs divorced. and at-
ter that every wife may be sold for
ca.h or traded for yellow ,log.
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-avING just RkTURNRD
III nom san Francisco with D. LARGE
Sf6CY OF FLOUR, / am prepared 10 cell ~
srtiole1 In my line A cheap ~ any man on the
!SsrISr (5nast
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-11-20
Stock, were quite firm to-day.
rur pr,cx TO CIR COOP LIvrSs.-one of the

THE PLACE TO GET GOOD LIvrNe.-one ofthe
best places to get q square meal In Virginia
CITY. Is at Charles Somers' Saddle Rock Oyster
Ho;,.s next door to Evans jewelry store, c
street. Mr.. Somers gives his special attention
10 the wants OF his numerous patron, ana nav
in the city, kindly invites his friends and the
nnbIic 10 give him their patronage, assuring
them of the beet meal to be had In the city, for
~ cents, lie receives shipments OF Eastern
and California oysters daily, " hich he viii de-
liver to any part OF the Guy. Inc Iaoies aic sup,
he ason-roast duck. quail, chicken, Russian
cayi,r and Swiss cheese; In fact, the very
choicest and best Of everything necessary 70
ratisfy the TASTE and appetite OF the mosl iytia-
iona Board by the week or month NJ the low
EAT and most reasonable prices.
WHITE HxHcuLrs PowpER--Athough but
~ recent introduction into our mines, this
famous explosive proves eminently suecsseIuI,
md II already In general use, taking precedence
oyer ali other powder. Its explosive force 10
S,riv % per cent. greater than that OF any other
heretofore in use, and II 10 calculated tnst =
ssyinr of at least $4,000 . year 10 Effected In
the mines Of The Coms.oek Alone 70 T.. I ,ne b A4
rock blasting, for powders and for use In water.
The No. > 10 equally effective for all medium
hard rock, and much superior to any other pow
dor OF that class. They are both readily ex-
ploded with tho usual Tna W SSI When hsrcI Psop Poyder
can be obtained at the hardware store OF Bittner
s Co.. Gold Hill. IL
FoR the very best P~notoE5spns' g 70 hfa RS@
rC ASCEND IN THE ELEVATOR, No. -
Montgomery street, San Francisco.
Yx who investigate Gallsnd's advertisement
shall become wise.
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The Harris TrIal-Tcstim ony OF Capt
Clnrke-A Youthfu Incendiary-
Card from the Owner OF True
Bluc-Body Identified.

SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. 20-1 p. NJ
In the case Of Harris. mate Of the SUM-
rise, this morning MI. Morrow, Dis
trict Attorny, announced the case
closed on the part Of the prosecution.
Counsel for defendant proceeded with
the testimony at once and called Rob
ert X. Clarke to the stand. Clarke de-
scribcd the circumstances attending
the loss Of the seaman Brown, over
board. during the voyage. Harris
woke the mate up and told him Brown
was missing. He never knew that the
mate beat Brown. He also described
the loss of Condiff, and said that MEM
beers of the crew saw him going over
the bows Of tho ship and did not sec
him afterwards. Witness said he had
no idea At the time that either Of the
men had gone overheard. Tho ship
was not stopped on her course. He
saw a slight bruise on his face and
hands the last time he was seen. He
believed the deaths accidental.
One of tho students In McClure's
Academy at Oakland, a son OF Sheriff
Morse, has been accused before a mag
istrate of having set fire to the acad.
envy building at the time II was de-
stroyed.
J. F. Chamberlain, owner Of True
Blue, publishes a statement that Pal
mer, the rider Of Joe Daniels, cut True
Blue down, and that True Blue could
have dlstanced both Thad and Daniels
In the third heat. He also says that
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-11-20
KATE Y. WARpNER.

BLOOD, ScALPs AND HAIR.-When N. p
Waller, the well known and very popular Gold
Hin clothier, reads the defiant and ingenious
manifestoes Of other dealers threatening 10 sell
clothing at less than cost, or saying that their
stock 10 tho best In the country, he merely
allows q charitable smile to sutfase his genial
cOuntenance like q gentle zephyr ripping the
calm surface OF Lake Tahoe. lie twirls ms
manly mustaeho and remarks That's not
business. Let gentlemen come and trade with
me, and when they SEQ that they can buy supe-
rior goods at less price and 20 home every way
better suited, then they Will tho better under
stand whom to trade with hereafter, waller
calls particular attention to his extensive stock
Of now goods. Let others talk blood, scalps and
hair, but Waller will 90 on in the even tenor OF
his way, selling f~rst.rate goods cheap.
ODD FELLOWS, LIBRARY. No pleasanter place
to spend leisure hours can be found than at the
Odd Fellows Library, second story Of Odd Eel:
l .P,ss,, ne y,rs ST'Iainf p,o sG'l 9Sau % a% Volumes ass Of d
choicest reading. all tho principal newspapers
Of the Pacific coast, the principal literary papers
and magazines Ofthe United states and the Old
World, largo and commodious chess and amok-
Ing room. Subscription on.y 81 per month.
Open to all.
INrRoyExENTs.-Wc think that no interior
town ON the Pacific slope Is ahead Of Gold Hill
In steady progress. We take no DacR steps IN
improvements. We now have a first class store,
conducted on an honest, straightforward basis.
devoted entirely to the sale and manufacture OF
Ladies', Gentlemen's and Chlldren's shoes. A
want long felt has been supplied, and we con-
gratulate Mr.. Woodruff on the success he has
already achieved In this new departure. o
To OWNERS OF REAL EsrArE.-Persons own.
Ing lots In the town Of Gold Hill, and who are
DESTROYS Of having the Same surveyed and en-.
tered on the now map, will please call at Judge
Robinson's once, over Gibson's Saloon, on any
week day, between tho hours Of II and 4. and
leave their names, when the matter will be
promptly attended to by Mcssrs. Haist & Lillian,
Civil Engineers and Surveyors. 80
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS r. L. Higgins,
No. "a South e street, Virginia. Is closing out
HE entire stock OF goods, and that only forty.
Ave days arc left In which to complete the sale:
Parties needing anything In his line must call
soon or forever afterward hold their peace, and
not complain that he has not advertised.
SuBpUE THE FIRST symptoms OF q Cough,
cold, attack Of influence, or any other afectton
OF tue lungs, the windpipe or the bronchial pas:
sages, with Hale's Honey OF Horchound and
Tar. The relief 10 certain and immediate. Crit
t~enton's, Z 9Th Avenue. Sold BY all Druggists.
Pixies Toothachs Drops cure in one minute. .
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previous to the race parties proposed
to him to divide the purse and win the
money in the pool boz, which he de-
clined to do. The statement has caus-
ed considerable excitement In sport
ing circles.
The body found In the bay near sau-
celtic Tuesday has been Identified as
that Of Thomas F. Neigle of this city.
He fell from the bluff and fractured
his skull on the rocks and the tide car
rled him of.
Greenbacks, slXas2N.
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DISPATCH
Further Testimony Of Captain
Clarke-weather.

Further testimony Oh CNpSolu
weather.
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 20.-3 p. NJ
The examination of Captain Clarke,
of the ship Sunrise, In defense Of his
first mate, Harris, was concluded this
afternoon. The substance Of his tes-
timony was that nearly all tho stories
of the crew In regard to barbarous
beatings and cruel punishments on
board the ship were pure %fabrications
that such practices could not have been
carried on without his knowledge. The
defense will probably close before
night.
Weather cloudy, promising rain.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-11-20
TWENTY DIFPRRRNT HERBS,


Ia All enemy to all corruption-it assists and
fortines Nature. Its manner Of operation 10 to
Drive to the Extreme Parts
And through the pores Of the skin and all
emunctOries OF the body. the had humors which
modest II, giving relief even in diseases tho
most refractory and dificult to cure. such as
Neuralgia, Dyspepsia. Constipation. Sick Head
acho, Nervous W cakners and Biliousness. Its
pleasant to the tastc, mild In its action, mar
yelous In Its effects and unsurpassed a. tonic.
l SEED as q beverage In malarions districts II neu-
~tralizes miasma and prevents fever and ague.
Sold by all Druggists, Grocers and Liquor
dealers. Depot 400 Front street, San Francisco.
a25 3mis
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-11-20

The weather still continues pleas
ant. The sky Is slightly hazy with
forebodings Of a storm. At noon the
thermometer indicated n temperature
OF 60 deg. in the shade.
,, vsra opite firm TODAY.
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eY THE CABLES.
WESTERN DISPATCHES
FROM SAN

TO TIE GOLD nnL DAILY Mws.l
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-11-20

The scourge of the human family, may
In its early stages be promptly arrested
and permanently cured.
RAvENswooD, w. Vs., Oct. %, 1872.
DIR. r.. v. PIERCE: Sir-For the
last year | have been using your Gold
en- Medical Discovery. owe my life
to 1t, having been afflicted for years.
Did not use 1t but a short time before
| was benefited. At that time | was
very bad. not able to sit up much, was
suffering greatly with my throat, was
getting blind, had a dry cough and
much pain In my lungs. I have used
twelve bottles Of the Discovery, and
am almost we'll.
KATE Il. WARDNER.
A son Of Mr.. j. II. Meseck, Of Chat
ham Four Corners, N. Y, has been
cured of Consumption by DR.. Pierce's
Golden Medical Dlscovery-so says
Mr.. G. b. Garfield, editor of the Chat
ham Courier.
5. r. Eglar, druggist, Of West
Union, o., writes 10 state that DR..
PIerce's Golden Medical Discovery
has effected a wonderful cure Of Con-
sumption In his neighborhood.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-11-20

EASTERN DISPATCHES.
o N EsTIo IMTELlicENoE

[~srrc14L TO TIE, BOLD HnI DAnr srws.l
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mined will aud "a strong ne,ve; ut length
they met. Here WAS scene She accu.-
e'i her tickle lover OF perfi ly aud poured
the m"-' 'n'rci'Ne epthe's aud imprecs-
tons upon the head OF hun she had loved.
At length the treachrrou- Frederick re.ent-
Ell no doubt with the most pungent COM
prnciion, and n remorseiul conscience to
goad him, he asked forgiveness IL was
-ranted upon condition that he would
neNer repeat the act. The two again de-
parted, leaving Eusenia in mute aston
'shmenL transaxed and stupetied. Il
would se easy to weave romance out OF
these eV-nts, although they actually occur.
red, as we have reliable authority to assert.
Such are the events OF life
JKRusuA BiLLiSos
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Huntington Church Directory.

ftrst PrcsbyteriRn.-Ser every
Sahbath, On 5th Avenue between 10th and IIth
Strcets' At " o'clock, n. m. and half past IN m
heV' j. D. McCiintock, Pastor. Sunday school
ga.m
breektnridge Presbyterian-.erv-
lces IN the Land Company's building every
H"npath AZ ! n. m. and p. m. Rev. J Peters
pastor Sunday school at half past Gam.
tOngregatiOnal-Re Albert Bowers.
Pastor. Services at Ingham's Hall, Third Av-
ehue between Eighth and Ninth sits Preach
ing every sunday Rt IL a. m. and u. m.
sunday School At 3l8 p. M; Prayer meeting
wednesday evening at ! o'clock
\. VI. 4. 4. meets every Monday evening
At Methodist Hall. Third Avenue, at 1880 n. m.
Cordial invitation is extended to all.
Christian Church.-Preaching every
sabbath at "a o'clock p. M. in the new School
House, corner 18th Avenue and eth street.
Protestant EpiscopaI-Rector. Rev
hdw Valentine Jones. Services at Trinity
Hall, Sd Avenue between 10th and II tn streets
every sunday at IL a. m, and ~ d. M.
sunday school Mt 3 o'clock, p. IN.
Baptist-Preaehing every SUNDAY even.
ing at p. m; Sunday School at a. m; Pray.
er meeting every Friday evening.
Methodist EpiscopaI-Rev. ]. A..
kibbe, Pastor. Services at Garrett 4 Glib
sons Hail. Third Avenue between Ninth and
enth streets, every Sunday as follows: Preach
ing at IL A. m and p. IN. Sunday School at
Z:SO y. IN; Class meeting . a IN. and 1 d. IN
Prayer meeting every "wednesday evening.
VI. T.. Church, SOuIh.-Rev. W. F.
Claughton, pastor. Services every Sabbath,
at u O'Clock, a. m, at Holderby Chapel
sunday school every Sunday at9a. m.
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Wayne c III v. a.. Dee !. 1873

Wayne & III ". Va, Dec ], 1878.
deer ed,tur
When embarked il tie li.rrnarv world
i dun 81 with the inten-rup arrl let rui-
nation Nv achieving rrIti hnr"r ard zane
NV awakening the -rr~lq DE. nv e lril,ar
gic w"rII iH ii tu 'nm IL -ttruv the
fire. magnitude IN the literary h." z,n when
made N! %eb"f 10 tie r'su- " ,prr rce-
drr- will rrmrn'rr ansiird imlmtirutly
tor Ihe result new / hAi the alin,y hut
ms detective edukn,uuu all uu.v tru-e
who have been similarly situated r.tr -ru-
lize the ag"niziu cu"~huu- THAT prr,s,ied
my heart at la-l t appeared. 'clr SAW
the effect. sum atlrd and rld.l,d -nme
sworc and looked -in.ul,rly -nrriil 90, auI
some looked adm rahiy compii,r~ui-,r,ke
in terms NV aiuIashun-~mile1 a sicily
smile, aud -ed WOO make an author one
Nv thes- day { tli bewiliered saw
what miserable iaieure / had made.
waz uncomfortable had realized TAR
different result bad realized ia this pro-
duC-hun-or expected tu-j.ties, rank aud
honor. dreadful reality mi most cherish
ed aticpntion- vanished like castles in thee
air oopi relapse iu'u total ob-cur'ty
how truly sra, illustrated mi case when
bee saiI.
"full mcnuy a gem uv rurc.t ra serene.
the lark uufifhuncd csv.. uv ocean bcarl
fun m.nny dour BE- born 200 blush unseen,
and waste it. fragrance on the descrtair.'
saw distinctly the cause uv mi mi-era
hle Gueurr. aud resolved 'u let my asprr-
auons perish WIN visit d boy mi par'icu
lar .rieud- fha were a-ton.-hei Ca fnd me
de-londrrt md j d-coirae,d. tia assured
,ue tue tide 90, puh'r-k opinion w.z rapid
ly changing bad received ac'np.iman
tary notirr rom 70 local PAPER my proc
iuct,ou bad Teen 1Iue-iug'y alluded to
hy ~ iiterar, -oc,ct, uy sum uotoriets ard
ina went so ttr ~ 900 ss had bin solicited
900 comrinutr to tn- c..um- uva certain
periodical uv uu me,n prrtru-huns waz
oysrNhrlm,d ui.h surprise. WIZ aroused
tu actiom oaz stimulated tu exertion
determined tu make 900 other rilort inn
meIuei, commenced preramriou- or
.uuthrr production desired CO write
lrum mulr ava variety 70, -pijrrts ice
l,.- .aur.. epi nccl- b', tn draw ou u,
imagination rrsYrc.,' m on,uI-e tre
Ir..-, vof.i tr.u ,e ter 800 crruu'rr-
.,,t ,,f.D.r ..t,- Y I .r fpti.ur--. ID
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Josh BIlIings,Jr., heard from again.

His literary trUubles-llis opinion Of none
tary aGairs-Thc suspension Of business At
Trouts Hill and its results-The removal Of
the c. II. to the Goleonda Of Wayne-CAmp
creek-GrcAt excitement among the people
strange episode Love, Hatred and Revenge
The greeneyed Monstrosity"s at work-A
young man gets in dilemma aud how he
gets out.
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For the Huntington Argus.
LINES TO KENTUCKY.


ho" dear, Kentucky, are thy hills,
Since they are left behind:
Thy baeeling brooks aud singing ri'i.
Are constant to my mind.
Twas 'he'e my eve. first .aw the Eight;
My childhood there l spent:
And there, lik, one sweet May.day brivht.
My youth-time Ger me went.
Thy sons are known from Ear aud wide
As brave to rash degree;
Thy Breekinridge fought veil beside
NirginiA's Robert Lee.
Direct from of Kentucky earth
Chief Magistrate ne'er went;
fet she it was who gave by birth
Our President"
Although thou art, with cline so bright.
Five hundred miles away;
I'm standing in hall to night
That's graeed by Henry lay.
His noble bust adorns our wall,
In native grandeur dressed,
As light and life Of Congress Hall,
Shcne Harry Of the west"
Kentucky, be thy sons inspired
By his all deathless name;
Till round the world they have acquired
With him, immortal fame.
Thy daughters too are highly famed
For beauty, wit, and worth;
Much greater this than praises claimed
For only royal birth.
Then last in time. but first in place,
Kentucky pride shall be;
Her chicfest light, her erowning grace,
Her University.
Then move thee on. thou grand old State.
Beneath nuspicious skies;
For thee, whatv'er may he thy fate,
My fOndest prayers shall rise.
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Vhe Aaatiuetou Argus.
WM. r. WALLACE,
FcHLIsHKR ASO rEorRrkros.

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Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad,
lak2 ..ss.!i.....:sisl
Trains arrive and depart from Huntington
daily, Sunday exceptci.l
Commencing WoHddy oct p, 1873.

GOING EAST
1000 m Express Train for White Sulphur
spring., Richmond. all points North and
South. aud connecting With james river
steamers for Norfolk.
32o ? m. Accommodation Train. arriving Of
Charlrston 6:l2 p. m. and Kanawha
Fails 500 p. m.
Passengers leaving Huntington ON the 90
%. n. Exprcss trnin Hrrivc nt White Sulphur
spring. 5.lj D.. ui. and Richmond $50 o.. m
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Passenger. leaving cincinnati az 4 q 600. hy
Che.apcakc 4 Ohio Railway Packet ~'ramrr.
arrive 20 Huntington $3.50 90. Taking fhc
100 % in Express Iraiu thry hHtc three uuuf.
tt Charrst.n. .1rri,iug rf l-.n~ O. m.| HrI
pfhrr points BOZ the kanrWha valley. and return
poo Cincinnati 90 % u. u. purt.mnuIu HuI Iron.
'pu morning pa-.,nE.r. rc'ufn -Hm. evening
The 7.u m Expre-- Train fr.m kirHu"rf
connect. at lluutinrf'n. With ihr splendid
,umrr. Fi,etv-ud .nd H..toun. arriving af
Cincinnati. H s m. daily
r@- PuIimyn'. iahf,, I'D rer fahe. N..pug
C.,,,l,. atttctei Q" sht trins.
LoJSu tur 1iCkfrs
Wiu te sold lt stations for rharcsfor anu
UuururtHu. 20 reduced rates. good u>tY uu
tn. il, .oid. un Arrutnmrdi'inn train.
.t- ThruuxI tickets iHr Uuuurg'uu over
ii, rhe.aprake atd Ohio Railway. or, for .a.-
BOO New s ork city at all regular Offices ~ thc
p,nu.,Irania Central Railroad company aud
si So 7eq Broadway; also Boz Philadelphia af
So. s3s Chcsnut street, and 20 Depot corner of
Broad aud Prime streets
An. PERRY, Gent Supt.
Epaas VLtFr, Gen. Ticket Ag't
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insertion. ''''
Marnrge and Death notices free: but COM
henu ion either will be charged for at half
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-14
COTTON MARKETS.

WILMINGTON. Aug 13-Coton quiet Mdines Is isc net re-
eep "a bales 80 bales sales 80 bales oct
$50 bales
BALTIMORE Aug 13-Co.tou dali; Mddng. 194e;
bales ll5 bales sales 70 bales stock
20l6 bales.
MEsPns Aug. 13Coon seems armeri Low Mddi1gs lS4e
receipts lS5 bales shipments l7S bales; stock 7loi bales
GALVESTON l3COton dali and nomlDa Cool Ordinary
1915 81 bales eIpOto Great BrtAln loJO
bales; sales bales stock .096 bales
BosroS, Aug 13Coiion dull Mddlngs. 2Oe net receipts
20 bales gross 500 bales; sales 200 bales stock 10000 bales
Aug 13-COtsOn dull hidng lSc receipts 1926
bales; shipments, $40 bales.
soRToLK l3-Coon dull little doing Low Mdings, 1sc
receipts 46S bsi eryorseoastwise 6l2 baes sales 30 bales
stock 3 098 bae.
MOBILE, 13-Cotton quiet Mddngs l84c Good OrinaU
Hdl4 4 net receipts. 80 bales; eHposeoasts soo bales
sales. 200 bales; stock S563 bales. - a
ST. LOUIS Aug h. Cotton dull and nominal; hdhng 1870
receipts, l45 balesi shipments, los baieS -
sATASNAH Aug l3-CottonnOne oderng hddngs, 9e net
receipts 155 besi eIporscoastg 43o baes sales ~ bales
stock 76i bales.
CHLRLEsros Aug 13-Cotton dull Mddn lSc; net receipts
1873 bates; sales, 100 bales; stock SlS bales
CINCINNATI Aug 13COttOn weak Hiihugs lS1Rc; receipts
100 bales; shpments. 81 bales stock, 6GS bales
PHILADELPHIA, Aug 13.-Cotton dul bddlngs, 1886
l3Cotton dull hddlns, l7l4e receipts, To
bales; sales. 40 bales. 1900, -
hEWORLKANs Aug I3-Cotton quiet, Ordinary l2dl2c Good
Ordinary l49al5c Low Mddings. II 'sglSci hddngs io,i9
1897 receipts l76 bales; gros. 6OT bales Sales ~ 0ses
last evening, 800 bales stock. 1881 bales
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LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

rNEvYoRK Aug 13BEEyEs-The-e were no arrivals yesesJ
Toays receipts 76 Communpaw ard 10 cars o
bundth 500 head at all places TerAns largely peuV
mated and the quality Of the offerings aerasey common M
Wholesale saughteTng trade fairly represented the mark'
and most Of the so and about Mondays hgu ou
Of not hrm and sellers genera
sold at ~ 2Gl2 nc
chiefly Hall li ana poor to prime Texans Al @Ioe WI"
AZ Comm1nip.r MuhAn bad 80 cars N. Morris 10 cars
Berry cars r. Mcpherson, cars Of which DO ea""
TeIsns. oo,r. n -, ..a,.r, AZ
De- n ID for Mcpherson 80 choice Texans, ewt syerass "
lOLsdl1 and 1l9 Illinois steers, cu average at
Fuller Co. sold for j. hulha 80 Missouri steers ~
at llOll4c 20 miIed ssonri ana ietAs es'ie, 49,
H. 20 dfes So n and 607 Texans 566h cut, at 7d9e =.
Sehuer sold for n. Morris 81 Illinois steers tcant - e' "
1lla- - - %, -. ,,o,a,1se
W. sieg Morris 6S Illinois So cvt, at III
H. Meers for Morris 80 Illinois steers O2 eWt, at III &C "
10 dress % n. IAN
Goldsmith, for Morris. as fat Missouri steer 81 e' at ll|0
12l2. ,v, Dean
tha-1O Illinois cars Of Cherokee cattle a,
sold 80 Illinois strong est average, ~ lic
NJ dress 81 n 10 the cw ~ Do "a eH al ii vi ~
100 Cherokee cattle, 6lgd62 eSt, a. lO9lO'2l - . u.,,
MICH Cows-Arnyas 73 bead ell At rory
and the market dull Al 3Od-1O for common to soo
CAvEs-ecepts yesterday ard to-day were 266 head ana
due Grass calves selling fairy yestsr
S5dS7 head With sale to-day Mkisd or veal
have been improving for three days and we're demand to-day "
Sc Der 10, tone Of the best going to 99c II.
LAsBs-Reee ears. or O97 besf reuI
72 to-day; aud about 20 carloads were Ds.s
The non-srrv Of stoe prevented lively trade bat The sale.
fair pcesi oraAJ to good sheep were sold al o4@o
Judd Beesnshsm sold POS Ohio sheep 79a 5
A. NJ 81 State 90 n, at ~, and 1856 htste lambs. 80 D. at Sc
n At &C. James Kirby sold 10 10, Del AZ So
% and IL lambs 50 n at &C. K.s HauVsr Co .oa 80
lambs co no. a, size AMI 80 do 90 10. at De- oootS,
SwISK-Kccep 256 yettertar ard 81 esu or oVVsI
to-day IN. market Va, s;sady At 10 aIe I rs
u Al 80. A ID.