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Medioine Chest for Is Cenos.

Perhaps no one mciicine il 81 uni-
verSally required 10y everybody a. a
gNsl CathartiC. SNdNne'S Tar AMI SSr
saparilla Pills are prepared expressly To-
meet this Necessity, heing composed at
purely vegetable ingredients, of which
Puiophyllin ar Mandrake, Pine Tree
Tar, SarSaparilla, yellow Dock, and 9TH
er concentrated juices enter largely into
their composition, the whole strength at
which il extracted on an entirely new
principle. They are mild in their oPer-
alton, prHluce no gripping, and are truly
valuable pupgatiye, alprient, anti-hll'
hous and c.,thartic medicine. They
stimulate the liver tn healthy action,
cleanse the stomach and bowels Of all
impurities. Curing sick and nervous
dyspepsia indigestion, bilious, inter
niittent, remittent andcongestive feverS,
hneaur. drOWSineSS, aching pains IN
the hack, heal, slight ehills, with
fiushes oi heat, female Irregularities,
and fnr a bilious and cOstive habit, no
mtSlicine Is ~ prompt and effectual as
Dr. Swayne's Tar and SarSaparilla Pills.
Prepared by DR. SwayRe 4 SOn, Phila-
delphia. Price - GENTS - box; live
boxes Sl,O0 Sold by druggists.
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Cincinnati.

New ORLEANS, January l3.-Cofiee-
Quie - Rio cargoes, ordinary to prime
lll@l6!c. Sugar-Quiet but firm; i'll
ierior to good common aga oc; COM
mon to good common 5l@6lc; yellow
clarified Gl@7sc. Molasses-tluiet;
common 400 22c; fair 2Stf35c. Rice
In good demand; Louisiana ordinary to
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RAILROAD BoNDs-Firm. New Jer-
sey Central adjustment bonds rose Il
per cent.
STATE BoNDs-Dull.
SToCE-The week Openei with great
activity, AMI the excitement mt the
Stock Exchange was enormous. Blocks
OF stocks were taken out Of the street for
investment, and the transactions aggre-
gated larger amount than on any pre-
vious day for months. There was rise
in the entire list of J to p per cent, and
with the exception OF few stocks, the
closing rates We're at or close to the
highest figures. Late in the day North
western shares lei the market,
selling up to ~ Tor common and S.
for preferred. The next i'll point
OF activity were Lake Shore, Erie, and
Delaware, lackawanna and Western.
Among investment shares the largest
dealings were in New York Central,
kock Island, and Pittsburgh. Chicago
aud Alton recorded the greatest al
vance. Michigan Central was more ac-
tive then of late, and gained one per
cent. for the day, while Erie was firm
under large purchases, and the indica-
tions are that the stock is passing into
strong hands. The transactions aggre-
gated 3Sl 900 shares, OF which 5000
we're Erie, 5000 Lake Shore, 1000
Wabash, 2S,OO0 Northwestern common,
10000 preferred 1900 II. Paul COM
mon, $4,000 preferred, $1,000 Delaware,
Lackawanna and Western, 5000 New
Jersey Central, 1000 Delaware and
Hudson, 5000 Morris and Essex, 10000
Michigan Central, 1000 Illinois Central,
2,4OO Cleveland, Columbus, Cincinnati
and Indianapolis, 10000 Hannibal and
st. Joe, 1000 Ohios, 1900 Western
Union, $1,000 Pacific Mail, ll,OOO st.
Louis, Kansas City and Northern, and
100 Chicago and Alton
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Philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA, January l3.-Flour-
Demand fair and market firm; SUPER
fine ~ 25(a2 15; extra S3 O0G3 90;
Minnesota family a O0td4 62s; high
grades al OO(d7 80. RyeFlour - At
- S71. Wheat - Steady; No. = red
81 05(Sl 05s; amber 81 06@l~ 07a
white 81 0S(al 10; No. 9 Chicago 9Otg
6a5c Corn - Steady. steamer 4ec;
yellow i4c; mixed Ale. Oats-Dull;
white western 30(a Sic; mixed western
2S(d29c. Rye-Dull but steady; west
ern 52c. Proyisions-Quiet. Mess Pork
AT - %. Beef-India mess SO 90.
lIams-Smoked s(d9c; picked 5i(d6lc;
green 5t@5ic. lard Steady; prime
steam &c. Butter-Steady; New York
State and Bradford county, Pa, extra II
@23c; Wastern Reserve la lsc. Eggs
Scarce and firm at 2S(a29c. Cheese
Nominally unchanged. Petroleum -
Weak; refined she; crude lie. Whisky
-Scarce and firm at 81 10.
Chicago.
CHICAGO, January l3.-Fbur-Nomi-
nally unchanged. Wheat-ln fair de-
mand but at lower rates; No . red win
ter S64Cd S9c; M. > Chicago spring
S2Sc cash; S2i(d s3lc seller February;
S4s(a SHE seller March; No. , 69td69lc;
rejected 50(G5llc. Oas-Dull and
unchanged Corn-Quiet and finn at
32lc cash; 30ic seller February; 3Osc
seller March. Barley-Dull and nomi-
nal at 95(G97c. Pork-Unsettled, but
generally lower and closed firm at S7 ~
cash; 81 75(a7 S74 seller February;
:. n. An ri A.sti
but shade lower at - 65 cash; - 700
. ~ seller February; - 70G95 I2l sell
ler March. Bulk Meats-Steady and
in good demand. Dressed Hogs-Steady
and i'll good demand at - lNG3 IL.
Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI, January l3.--Cotton-
Quiet at Sc. Flour-Strong; family
= 40(G5 25' Wheat-lnactiye; red
and white 9OG9Sc. Corn-Strong at 3el
4, 33c. Oats-Quiet and firm at 25G
27c. Rye-Dull at 5l@52c. BARLEY
Dull; No. > spring 81 90 bid. Pork
Quiet and firm at - s5(d,s 40. Lard
In good demand; steam - 65(a5 20.
Bulk Meats-Quiet and firm; shoulders
81 90C63 90; short rib $ 95(GI 90 cash;
S4 l0a4 Is buyer March; short clear
- 25. Bacon-Scarce and firm at 3iCS
4Jm4lc. Whisky-Steady at Al OK.
Butter-Quiet and unchanged. l.inseed
Oil-Quiet at Gle.
New Orleans.
New ORLEANS, January l3.-Cofiee-
Quie - {; Rio cargoes, ordinary to prime
lllG, l6!c. Sugar-Quiet but firm; i'll
ierior to good common 4!M 5c; com
mon to good common 5lG6lc; yellow
clarified Gl@7lc. Molasses- Quiet;
common 200 22c; fair 2Sth35c. Rice
In good demand; Louisiana ordinary to
choice jlCG6.c.
Toledo.
TOLEDO, January l3.-Wheat- Dull;
amber Michigan spot 9iic; seller Feb
ruary, aBc; No. . red winter spot 9jlc;
seller February 6Ic; No. 2 red 81
bid. Corn--Dull; No, >, sc. Oats
Quiet
Pittsburgh.
PITTSBURGH, January l3.-Petroleum
Firm; crude IL 27l at Parker's for
immediate shipment; refined SIC for
Philadelphia delivery.
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BUYING AND SELLING.
GENERAL MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
Money Easy at q to 4 per cent.-6OVern-
ments Active and StrOng-flOur Un-
changed - Wheat Quiet-HOgs
Quiet and Firm.
FIN AN CE.

NEw York, January l3,-MOSEY-
Market easy at 2lG4 per cent. Prime
mercantile paper 4(d5l per cent. ster-
ling exchange, bankers bills firm at
asa; sight exchange on New York ASS.
SILvER-At London 49sd; here, silver
bars l0Sl; subsidiary silver coin i@l {
per cent discount.
GOvERNMESs-Active and strong
One OF the National banks sold 5000
0OO of 1 per cents to-day.
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Earthouake in Florida.

JACKSONVILLE, January ia severe
shock OF earthquake Was felt here about
ll:4j o'clock last night, and lasted thir-
ty seconds, with southeast to north
west motion. Buildings were violently
shaken, crockery ratified and doors
thrown open. The shock was felt at st.
Augustine and down the Gull coast to
II. Marks.
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DRY GOODS.
New York.

NEW YoRK, January l3-Dry Gcols-
There are more buyers in the market
and business il little more active with
commission housss Cotton goods ia
m,sIerate request. Atlantic sheeiings
are reduced by agents Prints are
moving slowly. Mems wear wOOlens in
moderate dcInAnd.
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FOR SALE.

Ash EXPECT IT, RETIRE FROM riiE
IA hotel business by April Ii, ] on,I fof salr
all ~ the Household aud kilchvn furuimp,
Bedding and Bed Cluth,s cnntain,d la the obi
Home Hotel. Alsn. the ltn fiA mr~, cxclndnig
counter and hack shelving THIS u uIe of THE
oldest hotel stands Ia the ,fty, aud hss No
line 81 Iaying patronagc. G,uod stables are nj
lache,. Any Que desiring to enisr inio the Motel
businsss will Ia well by apply lng ~ the under
slguei. GtoRGE SltWAkyBAtW
Proprietor Old Home Hotel NoS. Lee, snd laA
Market strvgt. laiihiH
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Weather Indications.

WASHINGTON, January Al A. NJ
For Tennessee and Ohio Valley, south
west winds, partly cloudy weather,
with occasional rain or snOw, followed
by clear aeaiher and rising barometer.
For the Lower Lake., warmer
southwest yeering a. oDoler northwest
winds. rising barometer, increasing
cioudiness and snOW or rain, followed
by CLEARING weather.
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A Wsl-aarni.hed Toilet.

M toilet Is complete without SOzo-
D0Nr. Ii combines all that is needed to
keep the mouth Snd teeth healthful,
and imparts a delicious fragrance 10 the
breath. Its use shOuh never be inter
mitted, as the mouth needs to be kept
pure and clean, and by nothing better
than SnRnDoNr can this be effcted.
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AuJther Letter from Senator Thurman TO
the Teller Committee.

" Nk,HINDruN. January Ia Senator
Thurman has addressed the following Ia
Teller. chairman oi the select committee
Un investigation;
L. :. SENATE CHAMBER,
MN~HINDTuN, January li, 1879.
bE,E sIg-Again complying with the
request oi your committee iOT intorma-
luu | have the honor tu send Nuu an
slallmrnt Ne. 3, to-wit:
IN official certified copy from the
Secretary ui State at Florida at an
affidavit ui Jas n. Paine, showing mis-
conduct and violation uf the law by
federal officials AT the hate election IN
puyal county in that state.
> 4 like certified copy at the affidavit
at !. VI. Whitaker relating o. this same
subject and u the intimidation of Demo
cratic voters hy armed Republicans.
B. 4 like rrrtihei copy ut an aihdS-
Wit hy :. C. Tucker, proving that nj the
late election at precinct NJ. l., M Ala
chul county, United States Supervisor
al Elections y 4. Grurllr insisted that
the ballots, aS they were east, should hc
numbered to correspond With the mum
l,rr ut each voters name a. % Appeared
uu the registration list, aud IN comPll-
aur,. With his command larger part ot
the ballots were So numbered and the
s,-.r,vV ut the ballot thus rttevtually de-
showed
\ Ike certified rupy at the atlida.
vi ut x. NJ Nuhrrspuun, county
jU igr, Madison county, m said state,
showing his illegal arrest aud detention
by thc United States commissioner
aUd thr marshal, ia uuirr toPrcyent the
d,,'hsrSr ui his duties a. one ut the
GIIri Oi canVaSSers iu the hate elcctlon
lu saIi county.
> An affidavit III Elwarl :. Francis,
cplurrd citizen ot buNal county, Florida,
aui member at the BOart ui County
Commissioners ui Said county, proving
intimidation practjced in thai state to
prevent the rulOrrd citizens from voting
the Democratic ticket.
e. Au affidavit of Jas. &. Williams, a
COlDrr,i citizen ui the same county, tu
the same effect.
e. A certificate ui the sheriff aud
ouauty Judge "f said county, and at the
president nt the City Council of Jack
s1nNIlle, and Of the city clerk and city
marshal, atteSting the gOOd character
AMI standing OF said Francis and Viii
laulSan.
) The affidavit oi John u. Marsall,
"l Madison county, showing miScOn-
duJt hy the L. ;. p,puty MarShalS, and
the intimidation pr1ctirvj 10y thCu at
The late rlrCtidH
have number Oi letters from the
North and West, making Spe,itic
charges Ul intimidation aud bribery
that il NAV he proper that | should lay
before your committee, but | withhold
them till the wishes ut the writers IN
this respect can he aSCrrtained,
have the honor Ia bc, very respect
fully, Your Ohedient teTyant,
lSigned A. -. THURNAN.
The Sugar Question
NASHIS5rON, January l3-The Ways
and Means Committee. to-day, after a
discussion 0n the sugar tariff question,
agrced, by a vote Of d a. I, 10 submit a
ball fixing the rates a. follows: On all
sugars, syrups, Sc, not above No. Is,
Dutch standard, , 4l-lOO cents per
pound; onall sugars, syrupS, Sc. above
No Is and not above No. l6, Dutch
standard, = 7S-l00 cents per pound,
and On all sugars above No. l6 Dutch
standant, cents per pound
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WASHINGTON.
ANOTHER LETTER FROM SENATOR
THURMAN
T, ,,s Teller COMMITTEES The Berlin Mis-
son Henderson, Of Missouri, Urged
for the Place Information Want
ed Notice Of Contest.

fnO b5EAAh NNasiSA
.-,s. ,al 10 the Register.
WASHINGTON, u. G. Jan. 18th.
Ta-,ay the entire Congressional dele
linn iron, Missouri now ia Washing
I,p. will Nt,itthr President In boiy To
urs, the appointment oi ten, John t.
Hen Irr,1u To- the Barln mission. The
p.u,nrrltir meub II trom Missouri are
mu,h more in earnest in urging Hen
,,r.an than the Republicans, but all
b,y, united upun him. They VIII lay
b.i,r,. th,. President numerous petitions
tr m, ur,u,inrnt Republicans and Demo
.r,tsni Missouri. in iayor Of llenderson's
ap,.,intnrnt, AMI Sillp press the tact that
Missouri, not represented IN the diplO-
matte appointments. The delegations
haze ASSURANCE. that the President h.Is
MT determined upon the successor Tor
BIyarI Tavlur, ami they believe Hen
,.r,on, chances are gspd They viii
A,ys authority L. say that Henderson
u.II aorpt the mission ii il Is Offered to
htu,
Information Wanted.
The House Appropriations committee
layr agrr,d To- SoutharJls resolution
"a ling upon the Attorney General Tor
information ia rrgari To the number OF
,u,tni~sr, AMI deputy marshals ap-
u.iutrd L. control hs, falls elections,
AN how much money was paid them;
al,,. lrum what iuud they were
ut.I. The r,sulutiun will be- reported
lay,r,b., 90 the llous.. - sO"n Is the
committee Is called, which will be s"me
t.m lhi, week. IN attempt will be
m1lt a. extend IL 80 ~ 10 get iniurma-
r.pl about the u>e ui the deputy mar
,bt, iu the elections at 1876. The he
p.nmrut 1T Justice ask, tor deficiency
appropriation tu pay the Marshals and
Supervisors vmpluycd ia the last lreSl-
llutiAl election. a. well as in the recent
elections. uul this make, il incumbent
uppu the House tu iiud ont What ucCes-
at, there Was iur them, ami What Use
va, maIr ui them, hrlure voting the
money To- pay the Hill. The Republi-
can, have determined to oppose the
rc,,lutiun. and a. the Democratic ma
Jor,ty has hccn depleted 10y death and
all ,u,r, they hope To defeat IT, 10 Is
sA.. Iu say, however, that enough Dem
,.-.,t, will be mustered to adopt il.
Notice ofContest.
owen kms ha, served a notice OF
contest upon llazyltuu, sitting mrm-
Irr huu thr Third Wisconsin, district.
kta. Wa~ the prm"cratic-tircenhack
clniii.,t. ami Wl~ dciyat ~, accCT ling
o. the returns, D., uncty-two majority.
lu h,- luruJl uutir,' hr charges fraud
au bribery. uui hru-, Iurwarl strong
Trnt ta -urpurj hj, allegations Among
other evidence be- pp,iurr- letter
written hy Ildzy,luu, promising to pro-
Cuu. pu,tuilirp iur certain small vii
hs.. provided the citizens thereof
NOtld support him irr Congress. lie
gut the ,ulll VOTE, ut the village, IN I
Rim. claims thatthi- was bribery.
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Over $4,000 Copies.

II Is published simultaneously Ia London and
New York, and the transatlantic reSoenition IA
almost as general and hearty a. the American
Although the pngress Of the magazine has been
steady adyancc, Il has not reached it, editors
ideas Of best, because her idea continually out
runs it, and the magazine a. swiftly follows
after To-day 81. NICHOLAS stands
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Good Things for 1888.

The arrangements for literary and art eoniri.
pletci. drawing irom alnady hyohte sourcs, As
Well n from promising new Ones. Mr.. Frank u.
stOcktons new serial story for boys,
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Alone In the World Of Books.

The New York Tribune has said Of it: 'sr
NICHOLAS has pache,i a higher platioria, and
and letters than any of its preSiese~~on or con.
tempOnrieS." The London Literary World says:
There is no magazine for the Young that ,an he
said 10 equal this choice production oi ssnDner's
prcSS' "
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are still the most thorough ainI s'a"h-
Ing czthartic medicin. that ran "
employed: cleansing tbe siomaeh a's.i
bowels, and even The blosL 10 sIas.
doses % one pin a day. they -tiIsnlait
the digestive Organs asi pro'oa'c Wig.
orous health.
AYHs's PsLfs have lsea k,scwa hI
more than q quarter of q eruiurl, sh''
have obtained q world -sisie repatailos
Tor their virtues. They corrct dls
eased action In the several as-inilS-
tive organs Of tise bosiy, anal are 80
composed that obstrsetbons xaala
their range can rarely Withstand "s
evsde them. Eot oaiy do they euns
he everyday oosspiaisfs of even
body, bus siso Sormkiahie sni slzngss-
Gus diseases that have bsnissi the bssI
OF human skin. wkie they pfoinee
powerful seeets, they srr, sf Ms sssbs
iIpse, the safest SOD iest pkysbc f5s
ehibirvn. By tlseif apertenf sffloa
th<y grfpe much Iess than The c<ssnnsssa
pusKsfives, snd Dsver give pale xbrn
ths bowels are pot issaaarL Tbsy
reach the Vital foantzins 6 Tbs bIooi,
and stsengthrp the system By ffcetnx
frO0 the elemeuts of weskpess.
Adapted 20 eli ages and cosdiiIoss
~, climates, ooassinIng seithef
a,omA nor any deleterioas drug.
hese Pills may he taken VIII saSety
~ anybody. Their su9ss-cn11sg pgs-
serves sheu ever ffesh snd nAkes
then p,easant 70 take; Wills bsins
psrsiy vegetable, no harm en- 49,
hon tkeis ne 10 any quantity.
sssyAsEs ~
Ds. L c. Ayfa 4 CO., tsvsll naas,
Pwsasas - Asssysssst cAsaAsaH
~ "a sspsa.ss svssSvnsaA
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Capital Prize, $50, ,OtbA
i0.oo Tickets at Two pollas each.
| APPROXIMATION rKIIE>

Responsible corresponding sgvnts wanted al
all prominent ys,nts. Ia whom n hbcnl Crrn-
pensation viii L. Issih.
Application ior nate, 10 cluhs shouh only hr
made a. the Home ofhcc in New Orlsans.
Write clearly stating full aiir,ss, ior furhv
Information, az scnd order ia
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y. o. Box 6ss2. New Orlcsns. La
All our Grand Extraordinary nmwings are ma
der tie suyer isian aud mansgein,ni oi Gcn srsls
q. 7. Beauregari and J. \. Early.
isnlt,yWs
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" Rumty DudQet's Tower, |"

Written by Julian liaN thonc, and illustniclpy
Alfrcd FnederiCks. About the ether familiar
features OF Sr. NICHOLAS. the editor preserves q
goOdhumOrcd silence. C,dltent, perhaps, to let
her live volumes aluady issued, pnuJh,sy con-
cerning the sixth, m r>Iect Ia short stnri,s, Id,.
tureS, poems, humOr instructive sketches, aud
the lure aud the lore ul Jack Ia the Pulpit :"
the Very Little Felix's" department, aud the
"LettcrbOX," and "Kiddlc-hoN."
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Paper and by all Booksellen aud fostmasters.
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M lit hi',
shcii,e aiai
cong niai pir-
gnii,rctsrdis-
coHsr,sl - y
are ahl, bat
nectHaI 10
their opefS
tton- mn iisl
the bowels
surely and
witlsout pain
Although g,n-
tls is ilsiT I
.r.fls.fa ffi.s
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"A Jolly Fellowship

Will run through twelve monthly Jsrts-begin-
ming with the number fOT NoveInbcr, ls,s. the
iirst Of the yoldme-and viii he illustrated by
james T.. Kelly. The story j. one oi tnyel and
adventure In Florida aud The bahamas. for the
girls, u continued tale,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-01-14

SPALDISs's GLUE is indispensable in
the house, because there are always
small breaks occurring which IL viii ne
pair.
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LIVE STOCK.
East Liberty.

EAST LIBERTY, January l3.-Cattlc-
| Receipts since Friday ] ,43S head "f
| through and Az head of local; fetal for
the week ending this day I,jOl head Qf
| through and ,709 head Of local; against
1890 head of through and COS head OF
local the week before. The feeling was
a shade stronger than last week. No
Philadelphia buyers here yet, but the
prospects are fair.
Hogs Receipts 1880 head; total for
the week +0,2s5 head; against 27,620
head the week before; Workers - 900,
3 90; Philadelphias 81 l0td3 -.
Receipts 2, 400 head; total for
the week ll,lOO head; against $500
head the week before. Selling firm at
last weeks prices.
Chicago.
CmCAGo, January l3.-The DrOuers'
JowaaI reports hog receipts 5000 head;
shipments ,, 400 head, the heaviest run
of the season About l0c lower; choice
heavy - SOCd3 10; light - 5O0f2 Is;
mixed packing - 5od2 -. Not all
sold
Cattle Receipts 2,l00 head; ship
ments 1890 head. Market firm and ac-
tive; shipping - OOtd5 10; stoCkers
y 35(d3 %; butchers steady; COWS
- OD6r3 or steers ~ 4O(d3 20.
Sheep-Receipt 100 head; ship
ments 10 heal. Market unchanged at
- OOtd3 20.
New York.
New YORK, January lS-Bccycs-
Receipts 2,6JO head. Trade fair and
shade easier for all grades below prime;
ordinary 10 prime steers 7fm 0ic, with
| tops at lOa lOlc, some mixed trash sold
| At n, 7Jc; two ears coarse Texans : lC.
Exporters used 700 at Oi(a9ic. ship
menIs ior the week 1880 quarters and
2GO live.
Sheep-R Receipt. s. 100 head. Prices
trfc lower; moderate trade at 4!ta 5!c
| for sheep; ia Sc for lambs. Exporters
paid 6c for carload Of Ohio wethers,
i45 pounds.
Hags-Receipts 2O,OO0 head live.
Market closed weak at 81 25ta3 40 per
100 pounds. After sales three ears At
| - 2)tf3 81.
Sr. LorIs, January l3.-HOgs-
Easier and fairly active; light shipping
and Workers 81 4O02 60; BaltimOres
:! GHa2 65; packing - 20; butchers 10
Philadelphias - SSa3 O0. ReceiPts
Ii. 80 heal; shipments go head.
| Cincinnati.
CIScISxAII, January l3.-Hogs-
| Quiet and firm; common s24Ws2 1Oi
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4" Half a Dozen Housekeepers.

BY katherine u. smith, with illustrations by
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