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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-11-28
Parlo1 EG aUty.

tor he small price of 5000 casI., or its
equivalent. giving n fun warlantrr lor
The same. Also. with the rrroW ur Bur
delt Organ Go for II handsome val ~
case, octave. . full sets OF reeds. 6 sture
lnrinulhY the Celeste ana dou L. IicW ne
dalS' for the low price of no cash. or
Equivalent, giving sauc wnrranrc, ~ " il
their most costly instruments.
The object in Offering these tirst-,,u,
Instruments ut prices barely covrringt 4,
cost or manufacture is to ci,rchnat, H.
scrnpmlous dealers and ttickstrrS n r.In,-
ing or on the people thrir bogus ARD
worthless trash.
Orders will meet with prump attention
ana Instruments sent GUARANTEEING entire
satisfaction. or money returned. Nv ,fork
~ as heretofore. from the best makers. in
Guiding. Strinway. knahe u Co.. Dunirm
lett 4 Davis. I.indrman. Kranirl, d
Bachp, and J. 4 G.. Els, her. tor Piaro.
and Bnrde:t. Mason ~ lIamlin. Aca Eng
land Organ Co.. and G. y. Prince & co.'s
Organs; all of which are offered at rx
tremely low prices for r,sh or nvsotiarlr
paper.
Sheet M usic
and small goods in full stock, CORES
pondence solicited
j AS. A. MCCLURE,
McClure's Temp Of Music.
may Zo-tt NashN iIc. Tenn.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-11-28
Blacksmithing
AND REPAIRING,
Andrew manner.

In the shop formerly occupied by A.
Eassnacht. on High street. Winchester,
Tenn IS prepared to do all manner OF
Blacksmithing and Repairing OF Machi-
merry. Plows made or pointed and horses
shod promptly. and perfect satisfaction
guaranteed. Eighteen years. experience
IN thc largest cities in the "old country"
drc7-ly
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-11-28
Hazelton Bros Piano
and the Burdett Organ.

which | am willing to compare with anv
other make In the world. can srll Won !.
Piano as good as any one else viii .rli
you. Tor $500 OF even less, but will mar
warrant such an instrument fir,t-class
IL !on want n first-class Piano or Organ
please call before purcIlasIn. eIsewb here
IL j. the best and cheapest to buy gooi
article to an inferior one. Respertiullv.
ID. - CURL
Yendbie, Shelbyvillp. Tenn.
Agent At Winchester. Tenn. aprlS-3m
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-11-28
SAFETY or THE LANDS


AZ the present i"w valuation u
/ Ian Il, IL Is lmPro"ac'r mat ease
would ever uccnr III which tue twenty
llNc per cent WON" n"t"Inr cqNnl ~
Va'uc - the Ian', lhrn, hN TIE p0@
TIE requirement that tie interest he
/ pant annuity IN" money ""nid Ne
equal To- G"Id II the borrower fail l."
| pay the interest anG the land ~ expos
.,,.r,I.a ,,,.,.I,,,. ,.nnlI hn ',.,,I,, a.
drfauler. II ahUud ne rrJu;rrI Of
the applicant ~ pro iucr II "rrtlIi "a e
from the rc@tal,l 81 deeds that tue p' +,
son owns SO mana acres Of land, "a
ucd At so much, and that 1t Is uru
cumhcrcd II, hIwrvrr, ii IS und II
mortgage or there be an Outstanding
purchase lien, OF Il less amount lunuI
the person IS entitled to borrow IT IN
'he State, he can pay his dchl and get
the difference. II 1t be more than Ie
can borrow hr this plaza, and his crrd-I
I'ur is willing, ne Can receive l!Ic loan
amount and pay TO The rleHIlOr whOI
wouId hold clam nn tine lana subject
to the States mortgage. PrnlCd
blanks, IN houni volumes, could he |
kept, of easy reference, VITA hat little
trouble, and provision sh"uid br made
tor the return OF the money at the end
OF any year or any time. the interest,
however, to he required for NJ long
time, ~ every Instance, as me year.
,,, ,,.>ry,rs avn ,,c,ss,r,rs
N'tno"t referring |" the revenue
"I'Ich """'n DE reasonably expected
rom the operations "' the h"hR, sim
- 'N
md the ADVANTAGES 'hc interest would
ne in krrpinp no the current ,ypcpsrs
If the State, 1t would almost tree
he proulc all from State tax
The necessity far more money is n
nmmcn the ne IN every ser,iou hut il
3 certainly more Iainru IN Middle
'cuncssrc than elsewhere have 70
emily Travelled over a section wears oon
,ulliqr unl hn.. made il =, nnin, f.,
,ouir. of one, another and another
,hom | knrwtn Inc involved with ,lrhi
nd r,L , .,,,l, INSANE. hoye hoorl .
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-11-28
War Declared
GENUINE VS. BOGUS
Pianos & Organs.

The undersigned respectfully annrun-
ccs that he has perfected arrnn cement,
with An old ami reliable manufacturer
furnish Il 'ull 7 octave iron iraln", rount
c0lnerS carved legs. and pnr" rn>rwoor
Pianoiortp, to be kGown Is tie
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-11-28
MANCHESTER, TENNESSEE,

Thursday, Nov. eS3. IsS -
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-11-28

AViN6 RECENTLY Visited THE
IL factories In New York. am now
prepares, to fdrnish strictly hrst-class Pr
AMOS ana organs cheaper than ever offered
IN THIS market. have selected the
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-01-08

for the fourth time, that a white
flag should be shown. This time
it was seen, and the conflict imme-
diately ceased. 0sman Pasha sur
rendered without making any con-
ditions for himself. He only de-
manded that his officers should be
allowed to keep their arms and
their personal effects. The
Grand Duke received him in the
most courteous manner, and as
sured him of the high respect he
felt for his bravery, while the mem
bers of the Grand Dukes staff Sap
plauded the valiant defender of
Pleyna, and called out bravo"
After the TIE Deum his majesty
breakfasted in Bulgarian house.
Then he sent for 0sman Pasha, who,
on entering, was saluted by all the
officers. The emperor handed 0s-
man Pasha his sword, and told him
that he might continue to wear it
in Russia. AS the Turkish COM
mander went out there was a gen.
eral cry Of brayo;" be was APP
plauded on all sides.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-01-08
Louisville and Great Southern R.R.


1850 pm. Night Expressly (On Saturday
this train runs only to Milan Connects at
Milan for st. Louis and Chicago; at Nc
Kenzie for Nashville, Chattanooga, Atlanta
and the Southeast; atGuthrie for Hopkins
vile, Henderson and Evansville; at Louis
vile for all points North and East.
hoo am Day Express-oOnnects for St.
Lou;s and Chicago. at Louisville for all
points North and East,
$40 PIN. Brownsville Accommodation
Daily except Sunday.
arrival of Trains.
Express,,,,.,..r ~ ~......".............".4:l0 10 p IN
',oi 10 a. IN
Pullman Palace Cars on either train 70 Louis
willie, and on Night train to Nashville.
Eor tickets or Information, apply ut Ticket
Uaice, 287 Main, Northwest corner Madison
las. MONTGOMERY, Sap't Memphis Div.
JAM VS. SPEED. Ticket Agent.
CIT
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-01-08
How the Russians Received Osman
RaNhR.
London Standards St. Petersburg Letter.

London Standards St. Petersburg letter.
0sman Pasha now made one last
effort. He rushed forward, calling
on his troops to follow him, but
soon received a wound which inca
pacitated him from further action.
Our troops replied to this move
ment by a combined attack, which
convinced the Turks that they had
no chance. They saw that the way
out was blockaded-that they could
not possibly pass. Under these cir
cumstances white flag was hoisted,
which, however, owing to the fog,
could not be seen. Our soldiers
continued to advance. Then an
other flag was exhibited, but also
without result. At last-but not
until after a third flag had been
displayed-0sman Pasha, suffering
as he was from his wound, went to
the telegraph station and ordered,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-01-08
MEMPHIS g. LITTLE ROCKR
shrOt Line to Arkansas and Texas.
TImE OABDi

Leaves. Arrives.
Mail train, daily.;....,..-5.SO pm. ll.SO pm.
Freight train daily lex. -
PassenEers going on this road will take
trains at the depot OF, the Louisville. Nash
vile and Great Seutherp railroad. Mail
trains make close connection at Argenta for
points on the / little Rock and Fort Smith
railroad and at Little Rock with the Cairo
and Fulton railroad fT points in Southwest
Arkansas and Texas.
Pullman palace Sleeping Cars on all night
trains.
Fer tickets and information apply at Ticket
Offices 21s and 2ST Main street. and vt depot
foot Of Washington street, or at Louisville,
Nashville and Great Southern railroad deDot,
or to the undersigned.
r. A. WILLIAMS, Pass Ag't, Memphis.
M. s. JAY. q, P. aRd I. Ag't. Little Reck.
w. &. SMITH, Sup't, Memphis Tenn.
I0Q
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-01-08
MERCHANTS
IN PIRE AND MARINE
Insurance Company
OF MEMPHIS,
No. 20 Madison Street,
oncs formerly OccVRisdlby DssOso Bank.
Capital Stock. [. s9OO, 600

OFFICERst 9ff41
n. L. MEAChAM President
A. N. MCKAY, Vice President
WIN. GAY, =: Secretary
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-01-08
RAILROADS.
MEMPHIS AND CHARLESTON
RAILROAD

SoHEDULE ON AND AFTER SEPT. I6,
Leaves. Arrives.
Mail and Express. daily~1 Is pm 5.45 Pm
Somerville accem' 'dat'n
daily lex. Sundayl.... 5.o0p.m S.iSa.m
Time Twenty Minutes Faster than
City Eime.
SOmervIlle train Will stop Rt reg
ular and fag stations.
The IL. .6Op.m TFntHn makes the quick
est time ever made to Chattanooga, Knox
vile. Lynchburg, Washington, and the East,
and will stop at all Regular Stations, and at
Flag Stations when tagged, except Flag Sta
Hons between Collieryille and Memphis.
Ticket efiee 27S Main slreet and Depot
Memphis and Charleston railroad.
JOHN A, GRANT,
Chief Engineer and General Supt.
I. S. DAVANr,
lSt Assistant General Passenger Agent
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-01-08

The people of California are to vote
at their next general election upon the
question of continuing or prohibiting (if
they cam Chinese immigration.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-01-08
Twenty Thousand People

WShOJ AHUuobHu 4 cOpIC
old and young. every week. 1t is just to say
that the patrons of the WESTERN
METHODIsT belong to the best class OF
community. t reit
aH IsI
We desire Our business men to make note
Of the above facts before completing their
advertising arrangements for the coming
season.
We use our best efforts to keep our columns
free. of all irregular and irresponsible adver-
ti'insi for many good people seeing an ad-
vertisement in paper, especially their
church paper. take it as guarantee of re-
spOnsibility. Such confidence should not to
abused when it can be helped. We want,
therefore,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-01-08

We have tried DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup
in our family. and can assert that it is
the best remedy for cough or cold ever
introduced Price only 25c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-14
I1vE srnrK MARKET

York Dec. l3-BEEYES- Fresh receipts. y cars OF
hell-JB Jersey I!ty tut u tDtlsi
IOlal s'Ice 9aurud1 - MI, ,rsrLt .f ,.-i -
Uene1 abOut Wednesdays prices but with
fair supply Of stock Offering and c3 Jr export closed
rather duh ard fraction lower IA,Cr MAS nor q lar
out Tor CHER prices Buyers not Disposed to operate
unless concessions made bat finding that tie odds
against yielded the point and took most OF W sto' at
fruIn Wanesday's closing rates The
offerings comprised head Of Mixed Natives ard ColOrados
which 5c dress 30 10 IA 81 Fair Ia Good As
sonri Steers which from Be- dress 90 b. 10 02c TO
SO 10 five cur lot o medium Illinois Cals ZSe 10
average buyer SIZE 20 dress 56 10 and al each
OF load or two al oxen which sold AZ
Td7c dress j5 10 the eXtrele tango OF prices is 7a
not including steer IT lobe Some of the Cattle
Saes-Vogel Regensten, at 6Othst. sold for Meyers
RegeDsiei "a Illinois Steers, l2Os ID, at oc' 90 d. ana
II G. Eastman cold Tor G. Ogden 80 Illinois steers, l2s9
n, at Sl2c, So N, ana 81 each. ... -
g. Kahn sold for Kahn Co: SO Illinois steers IL 80 D. at
8Lc 30 10 10 do; 1889 N, at nc. 90 10 do lS3 10 az
8ao 81 each IL do LOB b. at Sac and oOc eaeh
DO: 1888 n. at &C. less 81 each "a Do olS y9c
d. at 6sac 90 10 do l,744 ID. at sci Bus lol' ID a.
4pe s..-. ,,.a-, 49,, a.,
&C., and 81 EACH 10 e2o, 90 " Mixed western 40, ~
cwt. at &C.. So ID. 10 0l9c- % n. 60 400 a.. =.
b. e. Hosiery 10 OHIO steers l3S2 ~ az
yc SO b less SIC the lot. Tor Rankin thompson 3!
Ohio Steers l67 10 at sc less slo on the os 10 ao o
B. o'Donnel sold Jersey CITY for Murphy, 10 Chic
w. sesei sod for n Morris IT Missouri steers 1lo6 b,
at sic IS n 81 Illinois do, 1891 q, at She, % a. d.
a Tohsy sold for " Norris II Missouri Steers 25l ~ q.
&c. 55 % do, 124b NJ At s5c, o1 % 10 do, l279 u, ut
f Dudley sold for J. Rush. II Ohio Steers
sSSass d for N Morris. 80 Natives and cOlOrado
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-14
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE,
Per NORTH R,rcr, Veyseis ant Rdt.Jlts.
GENERAL MARREr REPORT.

~, Dee H. IN1F.
AsUEs-strady 81 late 4avnnrc. Pos be- Pearls sac
BEE-WAN quiet, rather easy. western SQd Southern
Yrl'uH. "HqHutC
pEr0N CORN steady. Fuo Grades scarce am wanted
GNNBi I.~-Iu i"b1iuC ,I.r "1sF.
THlCJuRY-QGoL unchanged English, t'fc. German
Nc gid.
tupl anthracite has d''lucd, holders forcing their
stock man fhr market. BITrWhnu- u uoiora/ SAFE
LIVERPOOL House Canned, Sl:0fHI do. Gas 10
y,.rtsiIr do y0.iUg - SaE4 English steam. -
~ 70. Provincial, SANS 80. pcGn-ylrana aud West
.afr!sld Gas - -. Ncs Virginia, - 3Ji tumBcriud
Usoadup C'rayrd STA = % Auihraco, - 3jd$y o1
bl the IrEn.
CoCUAN s,aro. in ir demand, steady Gu4yqul re;
caracas 2-,. NaIat dlbO. .iJG3CC.
CGFFEp Mild grades steady sales 200 bags Naricsbo
ft,t .H,ouE IyiiC. gui hiu grades more active
"Iomnon, 500 bags tx "tIiy Gi
P,f,1 900 * iiy o Rio 1000 hIuuu rrinz Gi
'.Iychn Huhu 3lS3 bags SantoS, do. all private terms
DIotas.,. Maraa.Ao, I.1d 'Gi.'i inguatta. i+6loc;
Sa.,ul e.. l7r costa u, l1iI 10. IT. Domingo Ia
~, 40 ordinary CarRoss ia ~ go; Fair l4c; t'cod,
20; PTim, I50lJic.. santos Falr L. Good IA iIi'iG
CuOPEHAOEsTOCk-Iu Tau sale Tor West lniia account
all ptiCs, Hrm.
CORDAGE- Quiet. unchanged
COITuN-Spol' qmt; piLris steady GHit. sc. lower
Iacs ESQ lasr evening. Including zoo Tor 'Apot
81 Tor consumption amt 80 Tor sp.cula delivers" 0 con
lrnrt 900 bales. Receipts ~ ports ulH daL al,tib
bales iay last eek aud Nu aSt
wear! uast WEEK 2lg4Oj bates last week, 2"oSh Oats
No w,rk last year 3Oa 700 bales since septrmbrr
l. gIG2 - bales corresponding period last year l'eo5L5
hale
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-14

The home money market was iUily supplied WIN
lOanablo funds and call loans plege of United
States bonds were made at 2lD3 per cent. On rail
road stocks the ruling rates were 30i, with cX-
captions at aud even g. There II little do
ing iii mercantile paper, because OF the
scarcity of names writing just at present.
The rates Of domestic exchange are
last given. The United States Treasurer at wash
ington to-day received T22O,OOO National bank
notes for redemption. The customs receipts were
Si50,000 and the internal revende receipts
$4,000. The following is the Clearing-Ilouso
statement to-day: Currency exchanges, TG2
223 currency balances, -, 3ZOb35 gold eN-
changes, $G,717.012; gold balances, $5b3,07O
The political situation the failure of the West of
England Bank with large liabilities, ami the re-
ported trouble in other firms IN London and Man
chester, occaSloned considerable irregulariLy and
weakness i'll British cOnsOls, though United
States bonds generally improved, aud Amer
lean railway securities were unsettled. BAR
silver was easier and closed at 50is
pence the ounce, English standard. At the
meeting of the directors yesterday, the Bank OF
England rate Of interest was maintained at D per
cent, which is the figure at which three-montls
bills arc discounted in the outside mari et. lhis
was fOrtnghtly settling-day on the London Stock
Exchange. The following are the highest and low
est prices OF securities for the week. and the closing
sales to-day and week ago:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-14

advanced il 70 ~ points. ana
rccrcd slightly the eloe sales Last evening" lvo
hnl.s Ioday-FIrst Call December. $3.50 Hh', 500, S-i
Jammary sgG X % S04 February, 900. 3Oi; March wv
"O o / 30: April, $50, go, 92Gi May ~. vtV
January, s07 500, February, gg1 9gd March . y
a -. Arru go 900 MAY 9I3 total, 3,5ou bicS lhlld
III n,dIna,r,r a. January ~. = 90 February aCS
Mac al. go; April a3i; May az August gG9
,ifaI o 10 balea Also to-day, Dcccmb'T.. 6H-d0Slj
January ss7 az on February sgg@G -; Mach 25 "a
a ~ Ami , 2gGg36. MAY 9IOd9i' June ".3u", 90
Jniy' o65G0dG, August 2G1dtI5t t2ta. sn,iVC oa''i
Iutures clts bIIcIy attIdA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-14
FrroPFAS FIXAXcrAL Markets

IOSBON. Dec 13-l23O C0nsOts 5lG money 9isa
for the - bonds four sni han cents, 1864
is67s lOS2 Eric Railway shares S illin0S C'ural IA
LONDON, Dee l3-4 m.-tCuspi-. gis tor money. $40
foI the account 1. = bonds lSG1s 1852, coupon. IN"
amount Of buOn gone the Bank 81 England balance
TO-DAY G2uSOOu Fans aiycrz quote i've
al ~ francs 81 confines Tor the account
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-14
TEaTiIe, y s, I' cxSag in small oObng way price,

FISif~No sales, except In small !oObing way prices
ho FnmI %Sp better trade reported,
manly low grades for eEtort msi..t , I, ~, nc iose
Of the buyer Vito ,iIlr NOR SSr wants Sale. 10
zoo his Including 1sO1 bbs. CITY MN ESr iol West
iEie 4 s0GyS; oD dG for sgFand t5SS Lee Lee
including $500 hbis o'nimo9 SS ~ 81 s0o a. 90 aud
gSo bbis Patent ~ 50JF9 = 900 Dbl inter Nheat *,
ira 50 1885 10 chiefly for eygort A. ~, -GUy
s9'1 aodsi TO- and $50 hbs No. :? 81 3OdS3 mainly
~ 4Ods2 go OF the sales l2ouO Dds We" oISApoIt'
91ht ~ Fair E,tra state s3 1884 Good 10 Fancy
do 81 O5af5 20 Common 70 ,Sd s E S rn ~ Good
ssTa ,oand Hoop Ono sOdsi 10 Good TO Choice 40
81 I6asA Minnesota Comaon - s,ai I ~ soa
a. % Paent Louis Conm9n 10 Far IS 10
asa TO- FAIR % GOOD = WSsr Wheat ExrSs
So 756sS closing about steady SUu g. -, NO. ~
dull unchanged sales loo DOS .O" Fa0cv 81 s0ass
Bcuding bills for export 50 81 r., Gbone u
sales 40 bhs s9peTnne " a. and dali ar 81 7GGsi So
Fancy lots s , "a andrsd - S.
PF0REiGE PRUITs-Dried less active, again geneIaY
easy hon gh not particularly lower Fresh .esnS
Ses Ia sntaas 2e New valcncia &C.
Cnrrnnts new 3sd3T sc Turkish PIune new oao2c sc"
Tnfn p n 2a Jordan sheIed Princess $50
50c Walnus 8el2cj F1berts s%se o p b9i boIes
Figs 5Si9c JAMAICA ssss7 Havana 1896 per Dbl
Eslenc, "a SOas5 Sicily, 81 6Ods2 per box
hadffssIwmnEAT-Market 9slc better with very
moderate busness for export and and hight trade on specu
"a m @ Orders The advance chiefly through
dcsngs for na @ anu
SniiyeEE including Ungreded Spring; 1900 BUSH s32e
s bush k S9sr ssoo T Sn.S
led % iSSSO 90 No Amber 1920 bush Ell oSssl
No red, $1,000 bush, 81 % 1ssi o. No Red $500
% sGss fSssb u.S U0s y S oSss io 10 White
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-14
THE COTTON TRADE.

LvErooi nee IA Tms ~rrk'n circular ~ The hvsrnno
Cotton BFuktTN Association cotton
and closes considerable decline. American u TAR
demand with sell. Prices irregular Ia sea
depressed and close ~rd-"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-14
THE GRAIN TRADE.

LIVERPOOL Dec. ia loadur grain circular saws "The
Wheat trade f. duh and ma, i've ~ the Ua'ug markets
showing 'Cu. ot I'd 10 tTg0r~ U1 coast al
most n draud while those and for ShinuCut
quite n"gl ris At Ihiy market TODAY the demand "a"
Wheat Improved and the price oucG d. prr ccu1l
from Iuc 7y Flour stls slowly aId has declined cd
GU There snO great Dusncss E corn. bu' u closes
nm fully Tuesday rates
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-14

s:'s 4 !. = s'i:''s
e. 3 s &c a Ohio l stss9 s 90
D. at sac 2do i21s ~ atSc less soc. saen DO zso
s s ~ an %n fsS oSo s,s s 81 siS
&c., s6 n at at Sc &C. Is IS a g. ESQ s ey1
. 9 81 SIsnssr onS sisf ' By
p, sT Bu Loo s 4 30 de- sS e. a. p s
j. T. sal'r commi.son 10 Indiana stee.S y2J 70.
o7s s. a g. e GIC rs sOb s:sh
do 3 n a. e ss ss ~ S 10 F. as S a. "a 50 Il
no. l28i ~ at &c. and q each "a ,,,,,,. s,.sr.
I2. t At s.c IS =. and soc each Do goo n e s'e
cSnsy Tsra s s 'G o fysS' G gS'
liz D. e sf Ard Sos os eaan a. II ~ a. rJ r
Mcjowan 90: rs Kentucky steers las AZ SIZE ss. %
ont 900 Ic' tai ~ for mRphy Onto stecrs 1853
So 70 do Es o4 al Ro.s OHIO Steers o. e. s7 S a. &
2do, 200 n. at do, 1882 d, at0hci do, i'on'
2s4 head al a, Satnst Where ,,sss
E9 cS TsS At We Gnol Pss At 2% Ed ca
Sac n aaS ' : , er.se gag nse
vt Py common MIN ns aSss r. al Sc Do
SLEEP AND LXMBs%i,eeepts SO cor. Of 1850 head-27
cars e. goth and cars a. Je'ey CITY ia sns. Ss
six DAYS sst wees at Goth opened excited butch
salesman ran mp prices some instance above vest say Az
Of snden however buycis rmqaished ,helr dsa o. pnr
losrred more m accordance with Fning they
wrc in hole" statesmen pyo way and worked bari 70
ing strong tendency decline In prices tomorr"w
Aesey City heavy sheep In less demand aud scarcely
rm Ne yesterday. while medium and common sheep and
mats tally uncnaDge, Sneep soHi IRON ~ ."
e.. Of Choer Kentucky Wethers;
Llinbi RANGED fron 81 Is 20 - IS per cwt
Ssesksse pilcoCk cold At Jersey oiiy ~ OHIO sheep
90 c lI3 do 81 a. at 4ac 2sO do ~ ~ at De- loo
DO. ~ - n. at &c; 81 Jersey DO, lO4 ID. az " -
Holmes sold G5 Ohio sheep lO4 n al ~ 80 per
nIa1ueck & De.et sod at GOtlst 80 Kentucky sheep,
40 Western do 80 ~ at e. I've do lof
- AAc Is Canada 100 N, at 41Ic; 20 tanada Ewes.
IN d. nj 42c: 1856 Canada Laubs, 10 d. az ~ 10 per cwti
41 100 do, 93 TO- at 5cp less 20 oD the lot Ja4 d" W
10, J2c.
Halen6eck Davis 500 10 illinois sheep - o. az fte;
l0S ~ at 1880 l03 n, at DID, 80 tatc 90, 100
ID, 44c IL Canada DO l0s H. at hc 81 DO; 10 h AZ
SCI 80 State Lambs 81 10 at % 3u4 do 20 d. al 5s.e; 6S
Canada do SO B At jsc; IL do % TO- at 1 @o' do" I05
Receipts SO cars Of 7475 head-sO Jersey
head against A 44G head for the corresponding A lays last
week Market for Live Hogs iseaser Nominal quotation
G. W Reid & Co sold late yesterday I24 Heavy Ohio
Hogs 26l 70, at Sisc.
LIVE STOCK MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.
BUFFALO Dec. I3.-CATTIE- Receipts today l,i96 head
the week thus far 9a3j head against Sf32 heal
week OF 80 gned troigh. 262
firm for good grades Others quln hockers
anu 2o on les Butchers steers al S5 GOdss 20
Cows ~ bOdS3 % StOckers, - 200Si.
SHEEP LAMBS eceDts to-day 5000 head total Tor
the week thu, far 263OO head against 1920 head last
changed sales Fair 20 Good Western sheep ~ - O5as4
Extra "a 2JgSi 81; Canada Lambs 81 oo@s' 'oi EAua
-Reseips 10 day 9775 head total for
4S 10 head against $50 head last week consigned
tEruugh l2I ears demand lover prices Workers
81 76as2 50, mainly at s. 10 Heavy S27VSs2 80 Pha