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TO CONSUMPrIVES.

The advertiser, a retired physician,
having providentialiy discovered, while
q Medical Missionary in Southern Asia,
very simple vegetable remedy for the
speedy and permanent cure of Con
sumption, Asthma, Bronchitis, Catarrh
and all throat and lung affections, also
positive and radical specific for Nerv-
Gus Debility, Premature Decay, and all
Nervous Complaints, feels it his duty
to make it known to his suffering fell
lows. Actuated by this motive, he
will cheerfully send Gree of CHARGE to
all who desire it, the recipe for pre-
pairing, and full directions for success
fully using, this providentially dis
covered remedy. Those who wish to
avail themselves of the benefits of this
discovery without cost can do so by re-
turn mail, by addressing, with stamp,
DR.. CHARLES P. MARSHALL,
No. 80 Niagara ST., Buffalo, N. Y.
sep25d4weod&w
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HOW Is Your Liver.

If you are troubled with headache,
dizziness, IDcapacity to keep the mind
IN any subject, dizzy, sleepy or nerv-
us feelings, irritability of temper or
l bad taste In the mouth, palpitation,
unsteady appetite, pains in the side,
or any such symptoms of liver COM
plant and constipation of the bowels,
go to your druggists, Morley Bros,
aud get a bottle OF DR.. Sherman's
Prickly Ash Bitters. No spirit is used
in the manufacture of them, except a
pure article OF Holland gin. They are
a thousand times easier to take than
pills, seidhtz powders, etc. Ladies in
particular will find them peculiarly
adapted to their wants and conditions
If life in all ages.
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ARemarkable Result.

1t makes no difference how many
Physicians, or how much medicine you
have tried, it is now an established
fsct that German Syrup is the only
remedy which has given complete sat-
isfaction in severe cases of Lung Dis
Eases. 1t is true there are yet thou
sands of persons who are predisposed
to Throat and Lung Affections, Con-
SUMPTION, Hemorrhages, Asthma, Sc
we're Colds settled on the Breast, Pneu-
monis, Whooplng Cough, ETC., who
have no personal knowledge of Bos-
chee's German Syrup. To such we
would say that so, 900 dozen were sold
last year without one complaint. Con-
sumptives just try one bottle. Regu-
lar size rs cents. Sold by all Drug
gists in America.
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LADIES will find relief from their
headache, costiveness, swimming in
the head, collie, sour stomach, restless
ness, etc. ,Ietc., by taking SimmSns's
Liver Regulator. Persons living in
unhealthy localities may avoid all bill
ious attacks by taking dose of Sim
mons's Liver Regulator occasionally to
keep the liver in healthy action. 1t
should be used by all persons, old and
young. 1t is not unpleasant, is pure
ly vegetable compound, is not ipjuri-
Gus to the most delicate constitution,
and will keep the liver in healthy
action.
Prepared only by ]. II. Zeilin, of
Philadelphia,
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FoREPAUGH's worlds great show
will exhibit in this city on the six
teenth of November. The Chicago
Tribune says of this great exhibition
adam Forepaugh's great menagerie
now on exhibition on the lake front
presents many attractive features that
will command attention from those in
terested in natural history and science,
rs it contains a choice collection OF
rare wild animals and birds. All may
rest assured that Mr.. Forepaugh pre-
sents no ordinary catch-penny affair for
their patronage, but has within his am
pie tents large number of the most Sc
lect and interesting specimens of strange
mammals and feathered fowl that can
be seen outside of the best geological
gardens in the country. Among the
most noticeable is the new elephant
Just purchased by Mr.. Forepaugh, and
not yet brought into the ring. He is an
immense creature, brought by the Prince
of Wales from India, after his late excur
sion to the PuDjaub, having been pre-
sented to him by some native sovereign.
Mr.. Forepau III purchased him in Lon
don, and ne makes his first acquaint-
lance with the American public at Chi
cage. The popularity of the animal
is the stiff, black hair with which his
face and back are covered. The agent
showed his fine points to the represen-
tatives of the press yesterday while his
negro keeper was giving him his first
bath, and proposed that they christen
the stranger on the spot. II was unan-
imously voted, after due deliberation,
to call him Albert Edward, and Mr..
Forepaugh was notified of the fact.
Albert Edward may be readily recog-
nized on entering the great tent
by the popularity mentioned above.
Among the other of the more
remarkable animals on exhibition are
two peculiar species of African ante
lope, called, in common parlance, the
COW and the horse antelope. They arc
the only specimens on the continent.
Then there was to be seen alive and in
his tank of water the hippOpOtamus,
or rlver horse, from the River Nile, in
Africa. Another feature was the three
immense Arctic Ocean sea lions, sport
ing in their sub-aquatic mansions.
How manifold are thy works; in wis
dom hast thou made them ALL" Then
came the seven elephants, the comic,
educated elephants, and also the larg
est and undoubtedly the best menage-
RE that has ever visited this city. We
advise all parents to avail themselves
of this opportunity TO take their chill
dren and visit the great worlds Fore
paugh show.
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the isltnS, b nj { ur and hslf miles
from Nsthy, ARE number of stable
like rooms, averaging twenty five feet
| in lingth Snd ten feet in bredth, part
ly rockcut p .riiy formed by Cyclopean
walls of very huge stone, in which
Homer must have seen the twelve
swine stables built by the divine swine
herd, Fun 1us. To the east of these
stables anu just in front of them,
thousands of very common but most
ancient potsherds indicate the exist
ence of an ancient rustic hsbitatiop,
which Homer appears to have describ-
ed to US as the house and station of
Eun9Is. This is more probsble as
very short distance to the east of thus
site, and near the sea, is u white cliff
with q perpendicular descent of one
hundred feet, which until now is call
ed Korsx-that is the Raven Rock, to
which Homer refers when be repre-
sents Ulysses as challenging Eumeus 80
precipltate him from the great rock il
he finds that he is telling lies.' fOl.
xiv, 35S. Below the Korax, in u re-
cess, is natural and always plentiful
and pure water, which the tradition
identifies with Home,'s fountain %
Arethusa, from VIII ch Eumaus's swine
were watered. l excavated rs well in
the stables as in trout Of them on the
site of the III, tic habitat IN; the stabh
found filled with stones, but on the
size of the house | struck the rock IN a
depth of one foot, aud found there
fragments of very interesting, most
ancient, uupainted pottery, also of pot
terry with red bands. ani masses OF
broken tiles. found 10 my excava-
tions at the foot of Mount Ae,os two
medals Of Ithaca, having on one side a
cock with the exereue Inakun, aud on
the other side Ulysses head with a
conical cap or pilidion; also two coins
of Agathocles of Syracusc. These lat
ter coins are here frequently found,
and abundantly offered Tor sale. Also
Corinthian AMI Roman coins are very
frequent here"
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a THIEF entered the residence of
Dir. p. G. Taylor Sunday night, but all
he otsias buggy Eoha He entered
RrIo5m occupied by the boys, one of
Whom woke up, and Ih fellow left,
followed a short distare by George
Taylor. Towns in Nothern Texas
have been visited of late " house rob
bers, and it may be that me or two of
them have made their wa to this city.
Our people should be on he watch for
fhann
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To Whom IL May Concern.

This is to certify that the "BreederS
Mdnuar' contains more useful informa
ton and practical hints on breeding
and rearing horses, cattle, sheep, hogs,
poultry and fancy stock, together with
their diseases and remedies, than any
other book.-COm. Ad0.
Price SOC. Send for circular. AMERI-
CAN BREEDERS ASSOCIATION, Office 211
Vermont St., Buffalo, n. y.
dend&w4w
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markets BY TELEGRAPH.
aALYEsroH MARKErs

GALVESTON, November 12.-Cotfon-
receipts 2S7l bales; exports France 92s
bales; sales S4G2; stock on hand 102, 43l
bales; market weak and irregular; mid
ding &c. low middiing SIC; good ordi
nary Sc
Gold 1904 Silyer-Americzn par
Mexican nominal. Exchange - New
York sight par; New Orleans sight par.
Hides steady. better demand; dry
selected l4c; picked lee; stack szIted lie
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Cases Decided in the Court OF APP
peals nj Tyler November o, ISIS.

Willis Cannon V. The State; from
Morris. Reversed and remanded.
Redden Collins v. The Safe; from
Hopkins. Reversed and Tsmanded.
Ridden Collins V. The State; from
Hopkins. Reversed snd dismissed.
James Payne v. The S.sie; from
Hopkins. Affirmed.
John Crawford Y. The State; from
Anderson. Affirmed.
John P. Williams Y. r. B. Hubbard
from Smih. Affirmed.
Jas. A. Heard V. w. B. Wormack &
Son; from Morris. Affirmed.
r. J. Cook V. Henry Bell & Son /;
from Morris. Affirmed.
David Buford v. The State; from
Norris. Affirmed.
~. T. Wright v. The State; from
Morris. Affirmed.
c. E benson V. The State; from
Cass. Reversed and remznded.
A. w. Sweeney Y. The State; from
Norris. Reversed and remanded-
Lem 6tinson v. The STATE; IRON
Hunt. Affirmed.
THOMAS SMTH, Clerk.
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Codis, 3; Young. ,; Pstten. /; L4ech
L; blanchard, To-; Lexington, Han,
8; Kuhn, 2.
Mauor-Hamman, 9i2; Robert. 135
Jones, 239; Hancock, l4i; Bentley,
224; Terrell, i5G; Archer. 113; Ice.
1875; BrueggerholT, 81; Shocks, 81;
Hamilton, 10; Moore, goo. Haynes.
50; Smith, 1913; Burts. 1O2; Nein, 179;
Smith, 10G; Miller. Isl; Moore, 2O3
Hallmann, 300; Elston, 81: Costley,
1873; Brown, 1876; Plat, 1SS; Corwin,
172; Dohme, IA; Bird, :; Ham Metz,
46; Palm, 14S; Giles, III; Cullen. -
NOlen, 2; johnson, 155; Morris, $50
Still, 200; Jernigan, lS2; Anderson.
204; Campbell, 179; Warren, %
Meeks, Il; Davis, o; Sutor, 81; I'm
norman, 2; Sheehan, 119; Henry ,;
Rogers. IL; Holland, 81; Wilbur,
214; Holland, los; Sprinkle, Al.
Pond Spring. Williamson county,
gives Roberts, Il; Hannah, IS; Rains
10; Sayers, Il; Chandler, II; McCor-
mick. Il; Spencer, II; DArdeu, Il;
WhetstoDe, l.; Lubbock, Il; Kuech-
Ter, II; Walsh, l.; Jones, %; Han
cock, 8; Bentley, 1G; Terrell, 10.
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REPORT of the city sexton for the
month of Oct, Der, 1873: S;illborn,
total deaths, IA; white, 8; colored, 5;
Mexican, +; male. 10; female, 4. Age
From birth to . years, 6; from 5 to
90 years, /; from 30 to 40 years, 8 !;
from 40 to 60 years, 2 from 60 to So
years, ! age not given, ! total, IA.
Respectfully, G. l.. NITscHKE.
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For upwards of thirty years Mrs.
Winslow's Soothing Syrup has been
used for children. 1t corrects acidity
of the stomach, relieves wind collie,
regulates the bowels, cures dysentery
and diarrb9a, whether arising from
teething or other causes. An old and
well-tried remedy. 25 cents bottle.
fe27d&w1y
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IT is whispered about very softly
that the Democratic and Republican
parties conspIred to burst up the
Greenback party. The former showed
Brick Pomeroy of on the flats and the
Republicans presented them with Ben
Butler. The two together mashed
Greenbackism.
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ELGIN came very near electing eve-
rYbody. Sixty OF the accommodation
ticket containing the three State tick
cts and the name Of every man want
ing an Office were found in the box.
AT Elgin they vote ''early and often"
and with ''malice towards none and
charity for ALL"
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AN EXCURSION TO MExICo.-The
cities of Chicago and st. Louis are
taking steps to send delegations of
business men on an excursion to the
CITY of Mexico, aud Galveston now
proposes to have her interests repre-
scented. The idea originated, it is said,
in Chicago as sort of out-growth to
the National and International Mer-
CATTLE Convention to be held in that
city on the twelfth of the present
month. 1t is expected that at least 90
ClIcagoans and as many from st. Louis
Will visit Mexico, and that the eXcur-
si)n will start on the eighteenth. II is
stated that round trip tickets from
Chicago will be $3.50, including meals
and berths on the steamer to take the
parry from Galveston to Vera Cruz
Attic st. Louis meeting report, made
a year ago by the Mexican consul gen.
er.l to the State Department at Wash
ingiOn, which stated that the follow
lug articles of merchandise and manu-
| facture could be furnished the Next
can people by the United Sta'es, and
that vast trade could be built up in
Mexico, where it is now comparatively
nothing, was read:
ACIDS, plnws, cultivators, beer, ale,
porter, bells, billiard tables, blasking,
end.avings, biscuit, rye, flour, brooms,
brushes, candies, railroad cars, engines,
machinery of all kinds, clocks, coal,
coal oil, petroleum, boots, shoes, pi-
anos, organs, cartridges, fuses, mining
powder, gunpowder, paints, oils, put
ty, colors, paper, stationery, printing
presses, type, bacon, hams, butter,
cheese, condensed milk, dried fish,
cotton of all kinds, duck, drill, SAIL
cloth, cotton yarn, drugs, chemicals,
fancy goods, glassware, hats, caps,
rubber goods, nails, spikes, edge tools,
hard ware, arms, revolYers, varnish,
ready-made clothing, household furni-
ture, wooden-ware, willow-ware, can
ned vegetables, quicksilver, sewing
machines, perfumery, trunks and va
Uses, carpets, oilcloths, harness, coach
makers furnishings, soaps, etc."
This excursion to Mexico, looking
as it does to the commercial interests
aud the mechanical industries of the
two countries, must naturally be of
some interest to the people of Aus
tin aud Texas generally, and
We would like to see the capital OF
Texas represented among those who
are to VISIT the capital of Mexico. L.
asmuch as Western newspapers and
capitalists are now agitatiug the ex-
tension OF the st. Louis, Iron Noun
tain and Southern railway system to the
Rio Grande and through Mexico to the
Monte zuulas, this excursion becomes
of especial Importance to Texas. A
81. Louis paper, in speaking of this
matter, says: "Wnether such extern
sion be made by utilizing the existing
connections OF the St. Louis, Iron
Mountain and Southern Railway. and
constructing a road from Austin
through San Antonio TO the Rio
Grande, aud thence to the City OF
Mexico, or whether an independent
line shall be built from Texarkana ria
Gseenvilse to Dallas, and thence south
westwsrdly of al existing lines K
Eagle Ford, and through Mexico, is s
question to be decided after the pre-
hminary steps have been taken for or
gaRiziug q company to prosecute tho
enterprise
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Two soldiers of an Anglo-Indian
regiment near Lucknow, last summer,
left their encampnent to indulge in a
bath. They had portion of jungle
to cross, and in doing so, the foot of
one of them slipped into hole.
This proved to be an old elephant trap.
The soldier got his foot Withdrawn
from the trap, though at the cost OF
his shoe, which the closeness of the
branches caused to come off. On look
ing down to see whether his shoe was
gone, and if it was recoverable, be be-
held sight which made him shake
from sheer horror. Through the open
ing made by his foot he saw an enor-
nous constructor, with Its body
cooled up and its head curved, watch
ing the opening above, aud evidently
prepared to dart upon the falling prey.
Hurrying from the spot, the two sol
diers informed their officers, who re-
paired to the trap with firearms. The
creature was still there, and had most
probably remained in the place for a
long time, preying on the unfortunate
animals, great and small, which tum-
bled into its den. Ball and swanshot
soon brought the reptiles life to a
close, and it was pulled out of the
hole. 1t proved to be fifteen feet long,
aud about the general thickness of a
mans thigh.
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IN BANKRUPTCY.

In The Distriet Court Of the Unit1a
States for The Western Distriet Of
TEAMS.
In the natfer o. C. b. BECK. Bankrupt
The undersigned hezeby gives n0ztce % HE
appointment e assignee o. the estate o. G. u
and State o. Texas, within said district, Who
S@s, to-Nft On the second day o. AUGUST, A. d.
1g7a. ndtudgcd q bankrupt On his OHu petition
b The district coaFt % said distzics-
r. p MITCHELL. Aesieuee.
AZ Aneatn. The thift y-arst c4s q tep ealbex.
A D. 1s74 e<J1s4iEaH1a
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THERE are several young fellows in
town who are anxious TO form the &C
quaiutance of the young lady who
picked so much cotton q ) sixteenth
birthday. They tbiZs. TNn a woman
like her for a wife they could manage
TO get along tolerablY VOL.
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LURY's store returns, which came in
yesterday, gave Mr.. Archer 81 and Loe
2G, reducing the latter's majority to
25. At Sandy Il, heggerhoT got nearly
the entire vote, and Loe got 3 and
Archer /. Two boxes in this county
are yet 10 be heard from.
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RENTS are slowly advancing and va
cant houses ars very few. The court
and its crowds, Federal and State, the
completion and success Of Miliett's
Opera House, and the purpose of the
banker who recently bought the prop
erty to erect beautiful building be-
tween the STATESMAN Office aud the
opera house; the purpose o. the Odd
Fellows to begin speedily the constrrc-
tion of their temple opposite the
STATESMAN building on the Avenue
all these facts are rapidly drawing
tradesmen toward the upper end of the
Avenue. The convocation ofthe Leg
islature will have still further effect
in this direction, and the Avenue be-
comes the center OF the citys wealth
and trade.
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1T IS little lqueer that Jones, with
his Confederate record. should receive
the colored vote, and Hancock, with
his Union record, the white or Col
feaerste vote. Politics, it has been
said, makes strau ge bed-fellows.
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FRANK JOKES, Wash's brother, is
elected to the legislature from Bastrop
county. All the Joneses going for the
Joneses gives them a wonderful advau-
tage. Up he BE the Smiths saved
Judge Smith.
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Always pick up hot poker by the
cold end.
Never spend your money when you
can get things for nothing.
Do not despise 8 20-cent cigar or q
So dinner because another man pays
for it.
Remember that it costs more to go
to hIgh-priced theater than it does
TO take back pew in free church.
Nothing is troublesome to you that
other people do willingly.
Never pay to-day the man you can
put off till tomorrow.
Never trouble yourself to do for an
other what he can do just as well for
himself.
Never buy what you don't want,
simply because the man says he is just
out of it.
Do not poultice your own elbow for
the boil on another mans neck.
When angry, be sure you can handle
your man before you call him liar.
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By most people the dog is valued
only during his life; his skin Is not
particularly valuable, and his flesh is
little esteemed. This is by no means,
however, the case everywhere. II is
well known that the Chinese use the
dog as regular article Of food. Many
of the North American tribes look upon
an entree of dog as the greatest possible
sweet morsel they can set before q
stranger. Sir leopold McChptoek re-
lates that in the Sandwich Islands be
had the most profuse apologies offered
20 him because there was no puppy to
be had for feast to which he was in
vited. The Esquimaux, too, look
Upon 9 dish OF young dog as q great
treat, and it is related that Danish
captain provided his friends with feast
OF this kind, and when they praised his
mutton sent for the skin Of the beast
and exhibited il to them. The Greeks
and Romans also used the dog as 40
article OF diet and many ancient
writers, such IS Galen and Hippocra-
ties, represent dog meat IS highly de-
sirable dish.
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THURSDAY. NOVEMBER IA 1878

GAIT. CROSBY, who was presiding
officer at tie Hickory creek school
house voting place in Blanco, states
that the vote there was as follows:
Loe IS, Sbeelts 1, and Archer 4.
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SHERIDAN. the bill poster, says Aus
tin not only needs a first class daily
paper, but first class bank, and he is
going to start such an institution
without further delay.
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Per.onaI and Loch Dots.

1t is now intended to hduce Loe 10
accept the speakership.
Machinery Will be used to saw rock
for the postofiice building
Miss Lou Hamilton picked 313
pounds of cotton on her "sweet SIX
teenth" birthday.
Judge Smiths majority for rc-elec-
ton to the office of county judge is
SAID to be about 40.
Jacob E. Bear, who has been figur-
ing around theaters in Austin, has
been beating printers. People should
be on the lookout for him.
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Pfoprietors, New Orleans, Ia.

Hos. A. H. SrErHESs, the grest
statesman of the South. writes: 81
hsre used Durang's Rheumatic Rene
a. Tor rheumatism, with great benefit.
! rheerfnliy recommend il. Il never
falls to cure. Sold by all druggists.
Sepa for circular to r. +. Helphen-
sslbs, Washington, D. G. ociso-vsm.
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THE CENTAUR LINDIENTs are of two
kinds. The WHITE is for the human
family; the YELLOW is for horses,
sheep, and other ANIMALS. Testimo-
malls of the effects produced by these
remarkable preparations are wrapped
around every bottle, and may be pro-
cured of any druggist or by nail from
the office of VIE CKNTAUR COMPANY,
46 Dey ST., New York City. jan16-w1y
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ordinary W CHOICE LOulsldI
Wheat dull and nominal
lower.
ST. LOUIS MARKETS.
November 12.-Flol
|. Wheat better; No. 2 re
3Sc cash; S715@S724c Move
,a1 foil So3/LnSAc. No 9
ST. LOUIS MARKETS.

ST. LOUIS, November 12.-Flour u.s.
changed. Wheat better; No. 2 red fall
S724@ Sc cash; S715@S724c November;
No. 3 red fall S324@S4c; No. spring
721lc bid. Corn lower at 301sc cash.
Oats steady at 194@193S cash. Whisky
quiet at $1.06. Pork quiet; jobbing
SZ25@z 2s19 cash; $S.O5 bid January.
Bulk meats quiet; small lots in salt, 10
to 90 days loose, SO. 121a@4.05@4. 100
425@4 30 for shoulders, clear ribs and
clear sides. Bacon lower at s. 326@4. so
@4 .6715@4 S0@4.9 80 for shoulders, clear
rib and clear sides. Lard quiet at $5.6711.
Hogs active; packing and Boston
50. 10000. Cattle-some demand for
fat shipping steers but there are none
here; choice steers tirmer on the light
supply; natives $4,000 10; COWS and
heifers $2@325; through Texas steers
81. 50@S3. 1919; COWS $2.00@$2. 62M /;
wintered Texans 50. 25@$3 90; stockers
and feeding steers S3.00@3.25; receipts
1000; shipments none. Sheep weak and
little doing; fair to fancy muttons So 6515
@350; receipts 800; shipments none.