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The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1873-05-01

In newly cleared regions OF country. spring Is
always an unhealthy season The virgin soil. en-
riched by desonposed vegetable matter. sends mp,
when first barred 70 the sunshine, voIames Of MAS
matte yapor that generates every variety Of inter
mlttent aud remittent fever. All Io< laying.
syampy districts the deltas Of rivers the prairies
she salt-marshes on the coast. the bayOus Of the
Gulf states AID the shores Of the northern lakes
are also visited at this season BY alarous epIdem-
les that prostra.e no uncomfortable number OF
their inhabitants. This ought not 70 be. for it
easily be prevented No fact in medical history Is
better established than the fact that Hostetter's
stomach Bftters v.r evert every species OF nnala-
rious disorder course Of this standard tonic and
Alternative cornueuced IN advance OF the unhealthy
season aud continued regularly until is close. Ni
prove an absolute protection against ehIIIs and
fever, bilious remttent fever and other complaints
OF a periodical type, as well as against the dis
turbancss IN the digestive organs and bowels, so
common a. this period o. the year A. = remedy
for dyspepsia, biiiousness, Hver disease. nervous
disorders, physical weakness rheumatism, nneIar
choly, hysteria, and ailments 10 which the weaker
sex are exclusively subject Hsstetter'- Blrters
has no competitor At home or abroad
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1873-05-01

PISrs and quarts of filthy catarrhal
discharges Where does It all come from {? The
mucous membrane lining Of the chambers Of
the nose and its little glands are diseased, 80
they draw from the blood its liquid, and expos
ure to the air changes it TO corruption This
life-hquid was to build up the system, but 1t II
extracted and the system Is weakened by the
loss. To cure. gam flesh and strength by
using Dr.. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery,
which also acts directly upon these glands,
correcting them Also apply DR.. Sage's Ca
tarrh Remedy with Dr. Pierce's Nasal Douche,
the only method OF reaching the upper cavities
where the discharge accumulates and comes
from. The instrument and two medicines sold
for - by all druggists $50
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1873-05-01

A CURIOUS letter has found its way IT.
to print. and which showsthat Garibal-
di has not always been the victim Of the
papaphobia which now afiiots him The
letter is dated al Montevideo, October
%. ls47, aud Is addressed to the Nuneia
Of the Pope in that city. In II he offers
his services to the Church and Pope Plus
*, In his own name and that Of his
friends, and speaks about shedding the
last drop q his blood in their SERVES.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1873-05-01
Live it Down.

It may be a strange assertion that |
silence is sometimes more eloquent than |
speech But It is true, as many knave |
knows who has kpawed for years at the
good character of others with detrac-
tons tooth. The rat that roots through
rotten rafters works to some purpose
when it cuts its passage through to the
-four bags but the rat that would per-
sistently try to burrow a hole through
an iron door, such a rat, In the phrase
of the burnt cork Dutchman, we should
say ''wass creazy shure" As yet we
have TO hear of such foolish members
among the inferior rodents but the
superior rodents, or twO-legged rats,
belonging to the tribe ycLept Bummists,
these are the craziest rats outside of
Bedlam. They viii gnaw, and gnaw,
knowing well that their gnawing is use
less; and what rouses their wrath most
Of all is to see the object Of the "gnaw"
perfectly silent This thing of gnawing
at the character of others for the sake
Of injuring them in the very acme of
meanness; but the sure safeguard is
silence.
Let the detraction Of Islander take its
/ course; LIVE IT DOWN, and you VIII
cheap Goals of fire on your enemy's
/ head" he Will vince more under your
/ silent contempt than If you put a poi
nard through his wretched carcass.
/ Public men, whose good name is com
mon property, must sometimes refute
Islander publicly, but as far as the gen
crafty of persons are concerned, an
/ upright life Is the best refutation the
/ lying Islander can get. Men viii pause
to admire the virtue of the silent man !;
whereas, getting IN a furry over the
matter wilt avail nothing, and people
have misgivings they otherwise might
never think of entertaining. When
SANDER stings, the world viii admire
you all the more when you "live It
down" But the pulling slandrer viii
wish you thousand things-unsaid; the
tables viii be turned on him, the finger
of scorn viii be pointed at him, OF,
worse still, his former friends viii
freeze him with their cold reserve, and
be viii hide bis head with shame: that
il, if a spark of spirit Is left IN has
unmanly breast. This is net drawing
on the imagination nor coloring the
matter too highly. Everybody knows
and feels instinctively the malice that
underlies detraction- The detractor
himself viii despise man who black
mails or bellies another; and yet he viii
manifest this devilish propensity in
himself and destroy neighbor's good
name IN the most polished language i'm.
ginable.-Frish american
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1873-05-01

A BITTER CONTROYERST.-Ihe tenn
peranee organs are waging bitter war
on the manufacturers Of alcoholic BIT
ters. and their attacks are resented
with equal bitterness by the latter,
who seem determined to prosecute
the quarrel to the bitter end In
the mean time a novelty IN tonic medi-
dimes is making immense progress IN
the confidence Of all classes and cOnd1-
tons of society throughout the United
States and British America. We refer
To DIR. Walkers California Vinegar Bit
tiers. and We call it a novelty In tOnics
because 1t contains no alcohol, an artl-
Gle heretofore considered essential IN
medical invigorants. The abstemiOus
portion of the community approve the
omission, and as the new remedy is cur
ing dyspepsia. biliousness, nervous at
fectiOns, and. IN fact, a majority of the
diseases. external and internal, which
prevail, it is difficult to see how the
more self-indulgent portion Of our fell
lOw-citizens can cOnscientiously OBJ
ject to it. One thing Is certain if
ever there was what the French call
a grand success" the sudden and
continually increasing popularity of the
Vinegar Bitters, deserves that name.
The advocates Of temperance point to
the salutary effects produced by this IN
alcoholic restorative as a proof that
spirituOus stimuiants are not needed
for medicinal purposes, a position which
has been recently taken by many emil
nent medical practitioners.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1873-05-01

We have heard recently of several
severe cases Of spinal disease cured by John
sons AnOdyne Eminent; one case Of e man
fortv-five years old. who had not done days
work for four years. The back should first be
washed, then rubbed with coarse towel. Ap-
ply the Iiniment cold. and rub it well with
-
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1873-05-01

exquisite beauty IN their soft shades Of
coloring, and the rainbow tints Of their
marvellous phosphorence, far surprising
the invertebrates lorna which TEEN IN
the belt Of shallow water that finges
the Land
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1873-05-01

IsA sign-board a vested right This
question is now before q Chicago court
There are IN that city two hotels named
the Briggs House, and each wants to
compel the other to get married, or re
sort to some other device for having its
name changed. The judge has the mat
ter under advisement.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1873-05-01

TEE PUKEsT AND SWEETEST CsD-LIvER on
from fresh, selected iVerB, Of the Cod only, by
CAswELL, HARD 8 Co, New York It is alb
=olutely pure and ssosss- Patients who have
once taken it prefer it TO all others Physi-
ta market--Cl0Fa-
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1873-05-01

LIKE lightning are the miraculous
cures Effected with Flsgg's Instant Relief.
Aches, pains, spraius, bowel complaints, etc,
cannot exist II this great medicine Is used.
Relief warranted or money rstnrnsd.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1873-05-01

TIE New York World estimates that
there are 125,OOO women in that city
earning their living II other than do
nestle employments OF these 1900
are miIliners, 1900 artificial flower
makers, %, 600 IN the hoop Skin manu-
factories, u, 600 in the hating trade,
5000 taiIoresses, while several thousand
work in book binderies, and large num-
bers are employed making parasols and
In other minor trades.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1873-05-01

A NEW kind of fur rejoices in the
suphonious name Of the slunks- The best
collar in the world is called the Elmwood- For
sale everywhere
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1873-05-01

published As warning ami for the hsDeds Of
young men aud atliers p 70 5qher nom Der
supply ing the meats q self cure Written BY
cured hinseI aftar undergoing auusifsara
Die qraeEery and seItt fre= recei wing rgstuaid
directed envelope. S1derers arr invited SO addzess
Kines CO. =. =
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1873-05-01

CRIsTADORo's EXCELSIOR HAIR DYE
is the most sure and complete preparation of
its kind in the world; its effects are magical,
its character harmless, its tints natural, its
qualities enduring.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1873-05-01
Chicago,
Milwaukee,
& St. Paul
Railway.

TNXTEEDING FROM CHICAGO TO NfIETyAU-
y kee. Ia Crosse. Wiuoua. Hastings. 81 Paul nd
MiuaeapOIls- also 70 Madison Prairie du Cnieu
austin OWatort1a, Charles CITY. Mason ftty aud
higona: also % Janesville, Monroe. Ripon, Berlin
and o. hkosh-
Embracing more business centres and pleasure
resorts than any other Northwestern line
CHICAGO Depot-Corner Canal and Madison Sts
with Pittshurg. Fort Wayne z Peuusy IgaFit.
Chicago. Alton & 81 IsUIis Eeailuays-l
fiWaukea Depot-f'oruar Reed and south va
ter streets.
Connecting In 81 Paul with AL railways divers-
in- thence
New YORK Chess Broadway.
Boston Ofice-i Court street
General Qfice-hifWaukee, Wis
s. MERRILL. GenT ManaFeT.
jNo. Q. . suLr. Asst Gent Manager-
A. Y. II CAHFEo-TEE. G. =. and r. AE't-
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1873-05-01
NERVOUS DEBILITY.

WIKI rs rlooruy attersslants Er sfsilrl sIe..ses
soEs Ia voluntary euzssisr, irsss i1eIi sfrea
ttrrigs, lf pEaEEf. lEz head. los lzfr.rrT
sud Threatened tlluqssIlge. ant su1recillty Es
agerezzn = IN Phi FIsisI Flffs.sTff
&c SPECIFIC. 40 ~ ~ 3 EFfiffT. his AIV
81 ftemelT tuuea % IRE a-steIr. arrest the
CT Clare ard iulIarts Fiznf erarsfs ln a11f
Fl-atz5 = tte entire mn They have cured inca
saHIa 81 csals- Prizes Der nacEaEra % haFas
auf large e Vial With u Very Il1ranrtant r.
aossaaEser ed clss- e. prr siaEie box. sulf -
AdfIess IA q e4PAR ~ no . E0FA q I'D
ifIE : f's - RFoadsag tFrralzrs ~.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1873-05-01
DR.. S. van METER & co.,

Charleston, III. View publications Just issued. q
work dedieatea % young men and LEcruEE OF
AAEHTAaE. also treatise on DEsEssEs OF AaLEs
AND FEMALES. Also OF Piles and Fistiia. al due
y illustrated. AL Of above receipt OF D. css-
Iu6rmary established In f4f5 All chroulc dissaaes
treated. over 5.5oo cases nov under treatIuenf-
Cases treated BY NAH n desirsd Addr-ss - above
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1873-05-01

PEsSsYLvASIA's annual production of
minerals nearly equals that OF all other
states and territories put together. In
the last year reported by the census
her mines yielded SIC, 2Os. 39s worth Of
minerals. and all the rest Of the ssun-
trr SIC. SO. eOA Horth.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1873-05-01

How TO MAKE AN Usage HEDGE. My
experience is that FLASHING is the best
mode Of making fence with this mate
rial. I speak from . years experience.
Ny first fence of the Usage was FLASHED
when it was ten to twelve years old,
and is now a barrier 10 all intruders
except rabbits. It Is yet healthy and
strong, with no indications OF dying.
The objections to FLASHING comes from
not doing it properly. It Is common
practice in FLASHING to get on it and
trample it down to a horizontal position.
This, of course. makes a good fence for
the time being, but VIII il live2 that Is,
viii il live beyond the stump? From
what have seen OF this kind OF plash-
ing. I know that 1t vii not but II Is Is
bent over to an angle Of forty-hve de-
grees from the perpendicuIar, or "a little
more, and Is kept 80, then il VII make
a good and enduring fence Western
HorticulttH-nlist
An UNIQUE establishment, and the on
" one Of the kind in the South, il the
asylum for aged INDECENT negroes now
building at St. Augustus, Fla The
endowments Is due 70 the hberality Of
the late Buckingham Smith, az one
time minister 10 Spain, aud q hve-long
slave-halder, who willed his whole es-
tate, amounting 70 ever 80, 600 70 this
object
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1873-05-01

Coughs and CoIds--ThOse who are sur
fering from coughs and colds, hoarseness,
sore throat, etc, should try Browns Bron-
chial Trochss''
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1873-05-01

IT ALTuafeTIrEE WRONG % trife with had
cough cold when the r1sE IS 50 great and rem
edy sure, prompt and thorough - Dr. Jay-ne's
Exp-ctoraut-
II have hgue ia any form, you viii save
both time and money by trying SbalIe nbeFEeris
Amlidn1e az Cnce- The cure T. Immediate
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1873-05-01

SCHENCkS PULMOkIC CAELV
Embraces In n general degree the principles y
Soheueks Puimonic syrup. and while please-I
70 the palate the Elreet CONNECTIONS. Is nreicS
properties render Is e-rciu aI in coughs, colds
bronchial and catarrhal affections. etc = IS the
most acceptable remedy iur children OF iultuts and
Ee given y lth ir1ufHftT while for professional
gentlemen those a no suffer fro1s voice it
Is tndlsnen able These candle Uns up 81 ,
cent boxes, convenient flr the POCKET and are foi
sale bF All druggists and dealers. =. n -CHENCE
4 sos. X. p xth auai Arch streets. Phla-
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1873-05-01

HoRsE-MES, and others who pretend
to know, say that the following directions had
better be observed in using Sheridan's Cavalry
Condition Powders: Give 3 horse q table
spoonful every night for s week; the same
every other night for or nights the same
for q mich COW, and twice es much for
The addition Of 8 little fine salt viii be an ad-
vantage
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-06-25

\ MAN who draws The prize Of
squcalIing boots from shoe store al
ways gets them on Saturday, and by
the next day the full power of the
squeak is developed. He arrives at
church at the opening of long prayer,
and is admitted by the sexton with adj
monitory gestures Of silence. The first
step inside of the door is followed by Il
sound like that of ripping clapbohrd
from the side of a barn, while all the
ladies on the right side Of the aisle tip
their topknots to one side and squint
from their left eyes those on the other
side reversing the order. Balancing
painfully on his worst corn, he makes
Il more gradual effort, and is rewarded
y.hearing the same harmonious rcvcr-
bcrance, like the linked sweetness long
drawn out.
Then he tries TO navigate on the balls
of his feet, and waddles along on his
heels He clutches convulsively ut the
sides of the pews to tighten his weight,
knocks down Il WOman's pam3ol, and
gets all the dcacOns to raising their
bald heads and the skin acress their
foreheads, and scpwling as they do the
rest of the week. So he determined to
mincc the matter no more, and trots
along fast, jerking out spasmodic
" shrieks of sole that is damned, u
with regularity that he never could
attain at anything else, aud reaches
his pew with all his under garments
turned to porous plasters and his face
OF color to match the saint done in
red glass in the PRINCIPAL window.
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Commission Merchants,
DALLAS, TEXAS,

We take this occasion 10 thank our
friends for past faYors, and respect
fully can their aitenti0n TO our Inn
inensc stock, which we are just reeeiv.
ing direct from the principal inanm-
faeturcrs of The North and West, par.
chnshing direct from first hands for
cash ON the spot, and ayailing our
selves of every advantage nv shipping
la ear loads under special contract,
and by our own labor almost freeing
ourselves from stare OK pcnscs. We feel
confident In our ability 10 1tfcrtO our.
friends and TO the public generally our
immense stock nj better rates nnJ
more uniformly low ngurcs than has
ever before been offered in VIE interior
Of Fcaas. lr'N}
Az basis and Foundation OF our
basincss, we guarantee every article to
be ~ represented, or'iiiency rcittadcd
az our expense of. transportation.
our success IN business depends en-.
tireiy upoa establishing u wholesale
trade in Northern TeNas, and We only
asi, fair and Impartial trial. and IL
close comparison oil uuitorn, prices
with ihosc, of Shreveport, Galveston.
and New Orleans with frci2lsts ad,ieti,
and We cheeriuliy abide by The deci.'
sion of the same. .lFp!4i 1,Ali
GhKIINGTON, MARsALIS A. 90.
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FOREIGN.
Review ofthe British Fleet by the Shah


LONDON, June 27-Evening.-One OF
the gralidest naval displays ever bchcld
in British waters took place to-day, in
honorof the Shah of Persia, at Ports
mouth The town was ornamented
with streamers and .triumphal arches.
The hafbor was filledwith ships which
We're decorated with the flags Of all ma
tons. The shores were covered with
thousands of spectators. The fleet,
which drew up ut Spithead, consisted
of forty-four vessels, the finest and
largest in the British navy, comprising
the entire channel squadron, with nU-
mer0us additions and nearly all the
great iron-clads. The Shah arrived at
moon, and was received with cheers.
The royal yacht, Victoria and Albert,
was waiting, and the Shah immedi-
ately embarked, accompanied 10y the
Prince of Wales, Prince Albert and
the ,Czarowitch.
The yacht steamed slowly out Of the
harbor, and on arriving in front of the
fleet, was salutcd from the ironcads.
The fleet was drawn up in three long
lines. The Shah took az conspicuous
position ON the yacht, surrounded 10y
the Princes, and proceeded to inspect,
passing up and down in front of and
between the lines. The yards were
manned and saluteS fired when the in
spection was completed. The Victoria
and Albert steamed to the front again,
and the review terminated with Il
grand salute from all the vessels of the
fleet The royal party then returned
to ID. \,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-06-25

1t is a prime obligation resting upon
every man to succeed up to the fullest
measure which it is possible for him to
do. Success is not only desirable, but
ii is II duty. Look at man along
whatever range Of faculties, and you
will see in the perfect equipment Of
capacity, in the presence OF every en-
ergy, the obligation to success. In the
wings of u bird you see the Maker has
suggested flights in the build of horse
and dog, speed is manifest; in the
OK strength. And so through all the
grades Of life, in the Organization, in
the capacities bestowed, God has point
ed out the mode and result of life. But
in man this Is most observable.
Look at yourself my friend; look ut
your faculties, your endoWments 10y
nature, aud see in the liberal, supera-
bundant resources Of your 0rgGnlSa-
ton, the suggestion, yea, the command
of your Maker. All the clements and
means necessary to success in any
branch of worthy industry, in any line
Of noble ambition are in you,
A Young man has no right to fail in
life. 1t may not be his opportunity to
succeed in the direction and to that eN-
tent in which his natural capacities
point and make possible. Society is
full of failure that need never have
been made; full of men who have
never succeeded, when they
might and should have done
so; full Of women, who, in the llrst
half of their days, did nothing but
repent their follies and weaknesses.
The world is full of such people; hlll
of men in every trade or profession
who do not amount to anything, ana
of girls and women without any trade
or profession, who do not seem to
have any desire to amount TO anything
and Edo not speak irrevcrentiy, and
trust not without charity, without
making due allowance for the ineVita-
bic in life, when | say that God and
all thoughtful people are weary OF their
presence. See to it, my friend, for we
each have an individual responsibility.
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DOInestL.

I
| NEW York, June 9i--Cotton duh
sales, 40 bales; middlings, Ole; futures
opened for July, $4,000 7-lGo; August,
2Ol(g2O 5-lGc SD ember, lSl@lOc;
October, lSl(NlS g. .'ic. Flour steady
moderate inquiry. Wheat without
decided change. Corn firm; new
Western mixed, 5lm55c. Pork quiet
and steady new mess, SIG 50@l6 Is.
Lard quiet and steady; new stonm,
Sg@S!c. Turpcntine duh at l&Gl5lc.
Rosln steady At ~ for common strained.
freights steady. Stocks dull, Gold
quiet ut 10y, Money easy ut lGCG.
Exchange, long ., short 10, Govern
ments dull. States very quiet
NEW YORK, June Cotton dull
sales, 1904 bales; middings Pie. Flour
active aud unchanged, Whiskcy n
shade easier, and Il fair business At 81.
G03. Wheat unchanged, Corn active
and quite firm. Pork active but deci-
ODDLY lower; new mess lilc Lard
weaker. Wallow quietat SEE. froights
steady Money declined 4Gl5 per cent.
Sterling 0s@02d. Gold, ll5s@ll5t
Governments dull and steady. States
very quiet.
! NEW ORLEANS, June 9l.-Com dull
and lower; mixed, 57c; white, 5SCi50c.
Oats dull at il@l2c; Bran dull at 500
&c. Others unchanged, Sterling 268;
sight ! premium. Goldll5l Cotton
dull; sales, $50 bales; good ordinary,
l5Ic; low middlings, l75Gl8c; mid
dlings, 1879; middlng Orleans, 1Slc;
receipts, ~ bales; no exports; stock,
40,53l bNles
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WASHINGTON.
Dase Ball.

fsase Bali. t&4
WASHINGTON, June 2l.-The third
championship game Of the Washing
ton aud Philadelphia clubs was played
here to-day in the presence of about Il
thousand persons, and resultedin favor
Of the visitors by score of& to q.
UNSATISFACTORY, June "A, -Sena-
ton West called on General Hum
phreys, chief of the engineers to-
day, to ascertain if he was taVorably
impressed with Maj. Howell'sileport
ON the Fort St Phillip canal. 1t being
II subject of such magnitude, however,
the subject was submitted to q board of
engineers for their opinion. The final
report may be looked for when Con-
greSs cOnVenes. s-.-1ts5f
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Hoes -Receipts3lG, The tone Of the
market has materially improved with
quotations stS3 80 to 50 70.
KITCHENER, GREENE Il Co,

Mr.. JESSE MOORE, the chief cook OF
the Crutchfeld House, sent TO The
HERALD Office, yesterday afternoon, n
most delightful as well as II most ele-
gantly baked sponge cake. The repu-
tati0n of the Crutchileld House CUISINE
is famous all over the State and from
the specimen Of the accomplishments
of its cook before ms, we are satisfied it
is due TO the eminent talent of Mr..
Jesse Moore.
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Kansas city Live Stock NIari,ci.
KANSAS CRY, June q

Cattle Receipts $780, shipments 400,
Buyers to-day have been in good at
tendance and prices on shipping grades
have been well sustained There has
been large attendance Of parties
wishing feeding steers, and some In
quiry for good smooth Texan stockers.
the market closed steady with no ma
teral change in prices. Sales were 207
extra native Texas steers, nv. 1865, at
- 30 thin native Texan steers, nv.
65i, nj 81 80; IA fair Texan steers, nv
i00l at So 60,