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Centaur
.Liniirn entS.
One Kind fol the Human Family.
The Other for Horses and Animals,

One Kind 70, the Human Family.
The Other for Horses and Animals.
These Liniments are simply the wonder OF
the world. Their effects are little less than
marvellous.
The White Liniment Is for the human
family. 1t will drive Rheumatism, Sciatic0
and neuralgia from the system; cure Lum-
bago, Chilblains, Lock jaw, Palsy, Itch, and
most Cataneous Eruptions; it extracts frost
rom frozen hands and feet, and the poison
OF bites anu stings of venomous reptiles; IL
subdues swellings, anu alleviates pain OF
every kind. When sprains or bruises occur.
IL Is the most potent remedy ever discovered
to heal the Injured parts. The Centaur Lin
lment Is used with great eucacy tor Sore
Throat. TOOthdche, Cdked Breasts, Earache,
and Weak Back. The following is but n mi.
Pile OF the numerous testimonials.
INDIANA HOME, JEFF. Co., Ind, May %, 1873
81 think 1t my duty TO inform you that /
have suffered much with SWOHen feet ami
chords. A few bottles of Centaur Liniment
has done The lCOrk for me. | have not been
free from these swellings in eight years. Now
lam perfectly t0eH. The Iiniment ought to
"BENJAMIN BROWN"
The proof is in the trial. 1t is reliable, il
40 ~ 70 OuOupt every Ihlllly
CHI ould have the Whiteen Ctaur Linim en-
The yellow Centaur Liniment ia
adapted to the tough muscles, cords and
flesh OF horses and animals. 1t has perform
ed more wonderful cures in three years of
SPAWN, Strain, Wind-gnlls, Scratches
Sweeny, and general Lameness than all
other remedies in existence. Read what the
great ENpressmen say OF 1t:
NEW YORK, January, lS7i.E
EVERY owner of horses should give the
Centaur Liniment uial We consider II
the best article ever Csed in our stables,
I'll. MARSH,
"Supt. Adams Elk. Stable3, n. Y,
az. PuLTZ,
"Supt. j, ., Ex, stables, N, Y,
l'ALBERr s. OLIN,
"Supt. Nat. Elk. Stables, N. Y"
The best patrons of this Linimentare Far.
mers and Veterinary Surgeons, who are con.
annually using some Eminent. 1t heals
alls, Wounds ana Poll.evil, removes well.
ings, and Is worth millions of dollars an.
nually TO Farmers, Livery-men, Stock grow
ers, sheep.raisers, and those having horses
or cattle.
What a Farrler cannot do for SO the Cen.
taur Liniment Will do at a trifling cost.
These Liniments are sold by all dealers
throughout the country. They are warranted
by the proprietors, and bottle will le given
to any Fsrrier or Physician who uesifes to
test them
Laboratory Of ]. B. Rose & Co.,
I6 Day ST., NEW YORK.
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KANSAS Cry Times They are trying
to break Vanderbilts viii by proving
that his morals were loose and that he
believed in clairvoyance If he was
thereby incapacitoted for making a will,
the titles to. New York real estate must
be very inlirm, There were few of the
old Knickerbocllers who were virtuous
or who did not believe in witchcralt,
ghosts and SUI ernatural remedies.
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We are glad to see the San Antonio
Herald hold sentiments like the follow
ing:
Mr. Throckmorton becomes through
the action of the Pacific railroad com
mittee, its chairman. The whole south
and the friends of the Texas Pacific
railroad elsewhere will rejoice. Mr.
Throckmorton is one of the ablest adj
vocates Of this grand national road,
way. We now look for action of some
kind with regard to this interesting
subject at an early day.
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TON ANDERSON, Of the late returning
board has been appointed by John
Sherman acting collector Of customs at
New Orleans Sherman has n great re-
spect for Anderson as well as Eliza
Pinkston. To appoint Anderson to
any office whNnever is simply shame
rnl
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PlScunAck says the republican
strength in Louisiana IL almost entirely
confined to the negro vote, and that, If
the democrats give IT n few offices, as
they seem disposed to do, the negroes
will look upon the republican party
with entire Indifference.
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INGALLS, did not distinguish himself
in his campaign against Eustis, lie
only got seven other republicans to 60
with HIM, and they were the scalawags
OF the herd.
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GRANGER HOUSE,
No. Dos 4 9O7 Main Street, Dallas, rexa,

THIS house is new and well ventilated
having southern exposure, and Is centrally
located. IL In in charge of its old proprietoy
y. sawyer, who never failed TO please his
guests. Parties seeking a house with All tie
comforts OF q home, cannot do better than
70 give the "Granger \ call. Travellers ar
irving In Dallas, via the Central railroad
can reacn this house by taking the Mai
street horse cars, one block south from dr,
pot. The best dollar day house In the Gle.
5S suns 70 get ON thePfreet cars at the swittc
uhz'uom WM. THOMAS.
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DALLAS. TEXAS.
SATURDAY MORNING DECEMBER Is

VINO bought bully Ben ButlerY II
bully Ben Butler was bought by the
bullion bulls, how many bullion bulls
bid bonus in bonds to buy bully Ben
Butler
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tIOr1ev.

Pitchers CastOria Is a complete substi-
tute for Castor Oil, and is as pleasant to take
as Honey. II is particularly adapted to
Teething and irritable children. 1t destroys
worms asslmulates the food, regulates the
Stomach, and cures Wind Collie. Few rem
edies are as efiicacious for Feverishness,
Group, Worms and Whooping Cough. Cas-
toria is a scientific and purely vegetable
preparation, more effective tb an Castor OIL,
and neither gags OF gripes.
COLUMBIA, Conn, May 3, 1876.
Messrs. j. b. Rose II Co., N. Y:
Gents: have family of eight children,
and have used as much CaStoria as any fam
lily in the United States, / think. | have
never found anything equal to it. My chill
dren have been saved from fever several
times by the use of CaStoria. recommend
Its use for children, for many diseSeS they
are subject to, in preference to anymedloine
know Of feel 1t my duty to give this GER
tiAcate on account OF the benefits | have de.
rived 10y the use of Castoria.
Very truly yours.
NORMAN p. LITTLE
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e. Ill. CUSHING.
PUBLISHER AND DEALER IN
School and MiSCeIIaneOuslDlS
PUBLISHES:

PUBLISHES:
MoLLIE Il. .MoORE's POEMS $500 o. an
THos. Il. HoaGs'"Fate of Maryn". 200
W. T. WEAVER's "Hours of Amuse.
i'ieh' ..,.,., W
FL. S. THALL'S "Hlstory of Methodism
III leAas ''''"''''.. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS G
THoS. AFFLECK's "Hedges and Hedg.
ing '''''''' .'..,''........ ..,",,,.......,
Rev. j. llUTCHlSONS "Reminiscences "A
Rev.J. r CoNoLY's"R evelatlon" ......lm
"Thc Lite of Navarro ..........,..... o.
Has for sale the largest stock of school and
miscellane" us books in Texas. He in.
yites orders from all who want hooks
whether at wholesale or retail, and makesa
specially OF finding any book wanted, iIits
to be found in America or Europe. All books
mailed direct at retail prices.
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TEXT BOOKS

Which he offers at prices as low NJ ho,..
gny law book house In the United S, useG
correspondence la invited. Pariiea das,V1eas
large lots will find II to their advonVooundlIg
send to him for estimate, second SsaI 70
books valued and sold on a.isSIon" ~
taken In exchange. Parties haJinS Iah,,Io
ries for sale will do well 20 conspn tha mU'%
MIN on com mission, '''Vin "
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ssheneks' Mandrake Pl

sehenekS' Mandrake PI
FAMILY PA NSItIAN
nd SECOND RECEIPT
DOk Is the only New
BOOK by Dr. A. W. Chas
author Of DIR. Chase's IA.
nous Recipes, etc. Beware
OF 4 reprint Of the old book
Ia Imitation Of the genuine
sew book here announced
cells at sight. Agents want
ed. sample topics g.
Address CHASE PUB
LISTING CO., Toledo, Ohio
sole Publihers. Jan26eov
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TWENTY-FIVE CENTS COLUMN.

Four-llne Advertisements inserted twice IN
THIS column for Twenty-Five Cents,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-22

vania Coal Company 1t quite certain that the
other companies Will not stand idly by and see all the
available markets filed by these which sell their coal at
them coa either before after prices least
as low or possibly lower than the prices obtained at the
pablc sales. There seems to he less organized
effort to break the system of auctsn sales snd this
efnrt Will probably consist in 80 ia, depre-
eating the price az 50 the abandon
ment Of this policy. The quantity OF coal offered
Is greater than the market demands, and every
thing points TO low prices indeed the market is sadly
demOrazed under the combined inuene of unheard OF
low prices and Impending largo auction GALES During
the week bids accepted by the city for 1890 tons
OF crate and COAL IN be delivered this year the low
est named was by Il. L. Carey at So per alongside
where required. As the bidder In this ia a retail
dealer he must purchase his coal lower figure
70 give him profit and 1t is said that lie has bought
nom OF tho prominent companies %, 900 tons at
50 50 per ton delivered. This price Il such should
CONSERVATION to Nil connected with the trade and
particularly to the carrying cosbpanies: yet a
larger quantity is reported TO have been offered
for season delivery at even lower figures, and
the ar ia full of minors Of low guoti ems for large
quantities for the years delivery. This state Of affairs
certainly does not indicate mnch faith ON the part Of
these companies In renewed oOmbiO30n and 10 Is alarm
ing enough TO attract general attention. The prices
named for season delivery such would doubtless
result in positive loss mining and transportation un-
less these items be greatly reduced below even
the present figures; they consequently far from
promising the foF meeting interest and rent obi
cations.
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, MONDAY, JANUARY q, 1877.

no a., Mysuhos 81 ssh No Do 81 saa TssraaSSy
iSc oat. s,saay fair demand No 81 Rye easier
f aa ssy Rsnn mae sss 81 IS as
p%s sst S s" Hss ss WHEAT e s re-
10000 bills Flour. Loo bash Wheat
Low and 'sn ,s n an S4RSl
T ry Eatrss SlTs2e Do 90 frsts 25S2c Western
Sss do Ess Prime 1
Ia 10 re 10 Prime ae Western Fine l3'9l4e;
and DeTa @s we.s do e s
ao crude ise oar s1ls and .oRs senR
tSnsin Family 81 Minnesot 81 Is gs7 so Pennsylyan
R RSS s%S n ana no. Meal fs 1 % Ss g
demand Ps.nsyyania Red o. lo AS1sr 81 s2ss 81
TeS iiTs Gfs %i s
s Barley And aaS u a'' p.Gu S Ss PORK
81 Bea Hams So! smoked do, l2slse; DO.
81 Is Rse.ipsoFiaur i5oo bbis Wheat foS1 BUSH Corn
$1,000 bushi Rye 1000 BUSH Data ll,e00 bush Exports
ns sT LoS. Jan aoSur firm ana good demand
TnSay Ne sss :d EN- E al ss 81 sg sl :: Ys
cash. u 50 Mare fairly active and shade higher
& salos ons S o s 10 sell &c. Il Rys
easier at 75agoOSe cash. rs s75c. cid cloae 10 3D.
sesa1s % opene ia9 ~a S ss @s 9 s aaq
sl e. cash 81 So AGrt s7 = nsksd Eeorunry ss -
sen s1 cs AMI 1 .raaTy 10 SO 5 sp b ' SsS
anal s, SoDipg trade Bacon easeG shaadfT 7c cea,
anchangSd caiils slow And unchanged little doing Re
S Sa.n 2a S S S es a iS LOO BASH Barley %0
IS5EDo ian scIFog5 qS gs %heat strong no White
Nichran, Feoriary 81 80; March, 81 S2le Red Win
NJ Rs - ssetsa Com afa High r
fSe S H. GO sssr nary 20 S &C. haf AZ Any q &C.
fSrd steady m good seSsd AZ Be- pr:ed io
shipments6oO bb Flour, LOO bush Wheat SOOoo buSn
WILMINGTON, N. c. Jan. 2o.-spirits Turpontno drm NJ
iS &C. G9 e rn a. 7? 70 for stragsa cTe Ieane
Tor Virsia Tar STEADY az al so.
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COTTON MARKETS.

SELMA, jan 19-COti0n- Weekly receipts LIZA bales
Shipments LII BALES stock 1871 1868 bales 1876, 9G5
COLuyaI, Jan. 1g-Cottcn steady; Mdding, IIs,Bl2c:
Low Mhdiing II 4e IL 2e.; q oil Ordinary iO9tgllc ;
weekly receipts, 400 Laes spmentS 100 bales STOCK 100
bales.
VlcxsBUao Jan Weekly receipts 1856 bales
q AIvFsToy Jan 2c-Cctton steady MddinG 12Ifc: Low
Sidlng l9ic; Good Ordinary. ic net recepts. 2f42
stpcE 1872 bales
NoaS6Lx Jan 2O-Cottcu unsettled; asking higher Mid.
y ifalts; saes 100 bales siicG f6e' Ia ~
BALTIMORE Jan !O-Cotton fIIner; Midl,fng. l2Tc Low
ll5 bales sies $50 bales spnner $50 bales stock Gll
osroy, Jan. 2oCotton quiet and 10. Nfldliug, 10 4c
Low Mddling. 12sc. Gond Ordinary, 2c receipts,
i+oS S1 bits sales S55 bales soc2, sos bass
XuMiyC1ON Jan 2O.-cottnn nTmi hidilinS l2'ac.i
bales stocs. 10 i9l bales.
PH.LADsLrlIA Jan. 31.-CottOn firm MYddinG Isle;
Low Mid!lns l2lIc Good Ordinary I2iI net receipts 22
SAyASsAI. Jan. aoCotton firm, good demand Millipg.
cript-, lseI bales exports to Great Britain 1850 bales 10
Channel l60o bales coastwse, 81 bales sales. Zoo
NOBLE jan. a6-Coton quiet ard Urn; Miding, 1884
l9lay.. Low Adlns II ~: Good Ordinary g.; net re
cepl LAS 1aea exports c0ats ~ Daies; sales 900
dPYPHIs. Jan 2O~Co,on armcr. MiadnG l2ss ,12ec.
receipts sI3 bale; shipments, l'4O 1aSa sh'S -''O
CINCINNATI jan 20-Cotton armor: Midahng I2llc: low
Mldl.ng l2r. Gaaf Ordinary -sc receipts 80 bales
shipments 1887 bales sde IL bales STOCK l2oJ5 bales
CHHEiIsioN jan Cotton strong 3addlinG lJc. Low
Nlddling lSJtc: Cool Ordinary, l24r. net receipts,
29g bales exports ;he Continent $50 bars 10 Great
Britain 2si0 bale. saIss Loo bales: stock 6I' bales
higher Niddlns LII Low Midfl'ns I2e: Good orln-
Gry 81 receipts 3iS1 bales, gro-s i,j2G balcs ex
sales. ; 200 b4i.s stac.: 2jN0G7 bales ,. ,o, -.
u. LOUIS, Jan. 2o-Cott.n higher Middne l2S@ low
sa@ag i s b,le sales 300 b.cs: s.ock 52gss bales
IL IsyILLL Jan. 21-Cotton drmi Aidalil% l2-sc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-22

HAVANA Jan. 2u-;Igar Tho market has been pr gres
svcy acye the early part OF the week aud number
81 sales taken place COro1OlaIs tn former standard
oofaus The condition o The Juice Is wafeiy
nreaug shorter crop warehouse at Havana aud
faluza 900 boXes amt ll,eo0 hdi iccepts Of the
week 5000 boxes and 5000 hDds.; exports durins the
k 100 b0Ses ln 800 hlz. all FOR Che United states.
Ear0n ~ a-,s y cwt ButteT, S1O4s1O e. qu.Btal for
superior American. JeIcd Beef, - srr0ia. Hams fiOG
ago ~ qnlutal Sugar-ured American. Lard. kegs.
s3S quiu,al N tias, S.4 lOdS45 30 quintal
POTATOES 1I<l- bD IalOw as SO 80 & qulntal.
Wax-YrlloN. riG0tlI b arrrba Wine, S-34f2G Honey
nominal onions IN oils y bob for American. Naval
-tt,Irs nominal Luub.T-Nhl at
NJ IN guit; rch Pine dull az S279 S2s NJ. gold.
shocks dull Box. reals; hh-, lSWlB reals; No
Alis, % reals White navy Leans 30 reals per ar
Tobacco nj2 1868 e. Guntl. Corn, lO4 q
uul- Long shaved fiTG= - 3 N.
Frrishis animated, former quotations
500 4. OF lew urDuc insignificant Tobacco
an.t no sales been reported. spanish gold go >
Ixrl weak: rho United 90 days currency ,
"a discount -t.ht do, discount 30 dag gold,
lL4l3, premium short sight DO, 2'lJ premium. On Lon
don 5.4l3-, premium. Paris, par 80 l. premium.
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a, with moderate stocks Crude quoted at i5c and
St 1 very ] ard .na Wholly
and f S 81 eea ns no Export smsds Would
under these circumstance Crude in bulk IA e and IN bar
NaPhha Ia re, shipIans order Refined al Philadelphia
and 619Ts so%pHy At iS ,no sold to moderate er
tent and trle bstter asures lust
Sa pssSs @ ss s n .g
NE seso nd" can Mess for January aud februay 81 Is
s and 81 o 5 SS1 Sr % H SS and ss i
in demand ana without chance as 20 Pes ts
a quo At $40 5oSsi co. p and New
$ss r sa New s" a Ias ss .isFssss
ws.e aHlte Spi %TArs s %er sr
r q. sf%ansS 200 de- Hams At 'Sss
81 private w Fes shG IN bulk ; quoted
Lose Is moo ana a. a m"s and
somewhat nominal Sf Long clesr and ss for
saT % 500 f Gns HOGS HPS ssSr
Western - 3osss 49, and CRY e. sT he Market
hssvy WIN ss%lays T P1%s ;e sas
Sn iRs ss's 81 Ns g
s2sS rs9Ta9y q q TO- Is s s,Rs g, 81
256o for April at ~ 42tasii 81 40 AZ ssks sse
Tor February si ~ asked t Tor M h59
i 42 bad and s SIT asked Of City aao ter
sod at ali a5 Reoned qniet Continent ano,s .I, At
and 100 tcs for south America sI BITTER
Trade continued show and pcss mere Sa ss a Sads sta1
entire diaries Gt 2Oq27c for Fair 20 Prime; 28a3Oc
for Choice; state Dairy pals 1T l5a2sc for LON.
mon TO Good: Prime; state FrsiDs al SDg
27 Far Prime: 2303OG Cioice state
iub. AZ Far Prime 32a35c for Choce sas
Welsh tnss 2O03Gc. Fair TO Prime anu ~ Gooe
Choice Western tubs at lid2ic for onlmoh 70 %
2ju2Sc Choice; WesteTD hrkins At ASUitc TOT
l9a zoe Tor Choce Western Creamsrv at DE 1
3jc for Prime and 3b0 $50 Tor very Cholcc isg
onoted l5c2ic. for Common 10 Cholce is IN
The demand only oierate anu precs feihalhe1 ui
changed state FasorY soil 2c Tor Far 10 OOdi
I4c Tor Good 10 Choice, and l49Gl5c. TOR Fancy naS
Dairy al 90l4c SKINNED at 5G7c.; western FACTORY ~
sa9Lcc. for Common Coed aud lOGliisc Tor Good 70
g1,oics VitfS HIGHT demand, and with better
supply prices and tending Long
- d3bc.s state aud Penfsyl y. 'os
3lc Western 10 30d33c. the latter ir ChOicG @
32a - 633c for Choice ana WESTERN anu
Lined AZ 2U024c. %.
RiCE-rhefa only small business IN elthef Ioicish
domestic. aud prices were unchanged o,, ,,-.a.or,
SEED-Coytr wIs IN laT demand and 300 bags western
sO at 10 be- 80 tags state at llc timothy qdot ai
ii so Calcutta Linseed quiet Al ~ 10, gold. ~ , .r
NS-Tlrra A demand for Goat skins and tuu
nlm figures were quoted. Receipts for the week. " bass az
raeaa 4O5 bate. Yer CruZ IS bales B-azo ana Fhes Oa
time, 90 bales Mexican ana w, DALI
Cape In Deeg skins Ite nothing was dOnc ahl pr
ire nominal ard IN buyers favor roep, n is
mo gtek 40 MartnhGm p bales Vera cruz a. Des
PT1greo bales Brazos bales Galveston sales Sale
time ~ 600 ID Angosura, and 1000 Central AmerleAl
Wan
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BOsrov Jan 2O-Ttore has been fair I"Wand tor Wool
cu-in the week and oil grades --ns more Freely
tec fine fleece. hela with considerable hrnnes and de-
r,ue could uot Dee purchase except 81 l pitr Ne
and \ decres not quIc - htm ana sales
,yr been az s1u. concession DH tAe cXycne prices r.
cattly crr1ru considerable sirs ~ OLo fleece
ala lic. Jpt portion raced lots not
u ~ grade condition ana sci'niy be called lr
III. market. Holders o really dc-irac arr SIM lu
indifferent ahnIt selling ~ Mlrh-au tr"r's tre h1- not
btcu Asu-, 49, slct4'u SOM" -.4A lOis ~ = ~" ~
sold al irc, amt t"iO % -" Nh
wankeq % a2ir Transactions ia Ohio and Penhy Vm3
80 have $4,000 h. and iacIe SOME lots oi c zee y
and above ~ tJN.1r. and NA an above 70 i't1l'
br demand fr frf,slg and Dcane has been no attVr
~ r,u,uris.U s'r 10 az st5l-. tor airl and 81
yjr Tor Ui.EIsNrl. 1Itr i"'s n coming. "9+-ty
80 ksnf bfs oe, ipton are fast d-lpr"ariHg. Eat CALI
,rua bpru ia better request bIi pi'es 'At conf" o.
,.v llv 1iosf 5Du D. -lIin t.r rlssr VI 100 e. q
.-i m az ~ ,ap n -;riu. ,pi Il: 3}iar. lid dt DE
los of Fa as hsI 20. -sc; tArrr Is a," rnu'rfn ~
I'm ~ In r., tig ,.ud only be soil 0t rour t1Uy.lr p"
n.rys Plllrd Nou!S have been n iar tti'' T. VIZ t,
I,.UsO tho -i- luUi-'e Cool and thn''
n .,rri 80. - al ga Is &c. safes Of $1,000 Coming
Pulled az ~ al -.
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DoMESTTC MARKETS

RrFRAIO Ian 2U-l;e,eipts-F Flour. 700 bbls: Wheat
Il 400 BASH Corn, $500 Du,h oats 1000 busG Barley,
busn Cora $4,000 BUSH Oa:s. 2J4VO bs.; Barley. $500
hush Markets hTmer aud moro active SJes Of 400 bbls
White AZ 81 81 1000 bush AZ Al D 700 bush. 81 %
$40 nsb Extra II 81 % 1900 BUSH Hard Milwaukee at
~ e. a. ~ push. No Green Bay II 81 -. CVrnSaeS
IL cars New 53c. Ma. Mixed Western
At IS &C 1 ear High Mixed 55c Oats-sses Of car
Western Al zoe Barley Of fSOrowed state,
track Csc ak owed do do az 11c Other articles
unc Railroad frt lights unchanged.
CHlclGo ian. 10 Flour quiet, bot firm. Wheat in good
demand ami - shade higher, closing easy No Chicago
SDrng u 3Ol cash; - 3O1 February; 81 49, March No.
3dO 81 lGLgUSl II Rejected. 81. Corn duh and shade
43alc., 4ic February oats stohiy
changed unchanged Barley fairly active
and shade higher at 65L POrk unse tied and lower
mai siO 7OdSlO Is cash: Sll 4sll OLA March Bulk
Meals steady unchanged Dressed Hogs steady with
Flour 900 bbs. Whe, 10000 bush; C0rn l6 600 bush;
0,ts 81 900 bush I.y~ 100 BUSH Barley, 5000 bush.
sIpneDs-FlOur. 4,s00 bbsi Wheat 10000 bush; Corn.
% 6OO bush; G,OOo bush: BARLEY, 1000 bush.
t1ycSSAT Jan 2O-Fl0pr steady and unchanged. Wheat
nuiet Red 4Ods 30. Corn steady, with fair demand,
AZ I3Gic qaIet but steady 80 a3se Rye dull az ~
s,yt. AN hid March Lard quiet hut frm Steam
Rendered l0sie, cash llne bid buyer harqh sales al
lis seller May kottlo, al2c Bulk Meat Ia lsht
demand but holders nrm shoulders Bac spot sac buyer
March short Iub SAeSSe, spot 20, seller March Be,
bi,NrT March short Clear Sides, s7s@3c Bacon quiet
shoulders, nc; clear M6 y,ts Gsa[ sides os Green
LT duh ana unchanged Hogs steady With a f.ir demand
Common s56f5 so 10 Good Light 30 6g0s5 DO Pack
ing 81 &c 40 Heavy Butchers, 80 oOGs6 TO- receipts
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