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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1880-1886, 1880-07-16
MANUFACTURERS.

OULLEY mANUF'G CO., Manufacturers
of Lath, Siding, Mouldngs, Cheese Boxes,
&c, planning, Matching, and Scrowl Saving
done on short notice. Shop ON Main street,
opposite South Park, Ashtabula, Ohio.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1880-1886, 1880-07-16

LISA I. a,--FRANKLIN DIylSION
From and after Dec 14th, 1879, Passenger
Trains will run as follows:
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IMPORTER, DEALER
and Manufacturer Of Fine Breech Load
ing Shot Guns. Also agent for
CHAS. DALY'S GUNS.
Double Breech Leaders, $1G up,
Single Breech Leaders, $G.5Oup

Price Lists sent on Application.
American agent for John Werelock & Co..
Gun Manufacturers Agent for W. w. Greener's
Hammerless Guns Agent for Chas. Days fine
Damascus Guns
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JUSTICE OF THE PEACE.
MILO G.. HEATH, Justice of the Peace.
1884
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1880-1886, 1880-07-16
JEWELERS.,

AMSDEH a. HARRIS viii do all kinds OF
Repairing of Watches, Clocks and Jewelry,
at II Main Street, in room with Carlisle &
Tyler. ll55-ly
& GEO. w. DICKINSON, Jeweler; Repair
Ing Ol all kinds of Watches, Clocks and
JewclTy; Store in Ashtabula House Block,
Ashtabula, Ohio.
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PHOTOGRAPHERS.

IIAItN NOD MNhNIN'
FORD & BHOCHER, Manufacturers
and Dealers in Saddles, Brides, Collars,
Trunks, Whips. &c, opposite Fisk House,
Ashtabula, Ohio. 1913
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INDEPENDENT IN ALL THINGS.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-08-08
SINiMOND'S
Pure Whisky.

EXPERIHSCE HAS Shows THAT IA
II non WHISKY IL n of III" hr-t mshl.
cinal preparations known, and h highly r"
commended nv tho Faculty FOR all cases Of
Nervousness, Weakness. Debility, Dyspepsia.
indigestion, etc. Its popularity throughout
the Eastern States has been great, and II
comes TO the Pacific Coast indor-cd by the
certificates Of DR. s. Dam Hayes, state hssa'.
CT Of Massachusetts, and Dr. II. g. Louder
back Of 81. Louis. Mo. These certificates are
most direct In their statements. avCrrinC that
tho Nabob whisky In, without exception, the
pnrcst article that can be used either mcdi
cinally or for Indigestion and Nervous hfcC-
lions, and can be used with the ltinosi conn.
dcncc. The analysis shows that this whisky
IL free from nAvoriDg oils acids, metals, or
other deletcnous substances. Dr. Hayes
~. aud suitable for dletctic and mcdicinRi
purposes. Such rccommo ndhiions arc the
strongest that can he furnishcd, and as there
are thousands of letters tcstifying 10 the NOR.
its Of tho Whisky as q family remedy and
tonic, no further proof Of Its excellence need
be given. Since the NHbob Mrdlcatch Whisky
has been introduced. the Medical Fnculy has
discoycd properties which make II valuable
a. a Blood Purifier.
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DELINQUENT NOTICE.
STATE or NEVADA, -
Comfy "f Elko.
Di-rmCT ArronSEr'a OT=IcE.

y N'N
County Of Elko.
DISTINCT ArronSEr's OT=IcE.
July -. 1870.
r" tho following named defendant. and 10 slI
owners ot, and claimants to the real estate,
aud imprnrcmcnts thereon. hereinafter des.
. ctihcd, known or nnknowni
You are hereby notified that q snit hsp been
commenced IN tho District Court Of tho
Seventh Judicial District OF the state Of New.
ada. in and for the County Of Elko. held At
hlko. IL said County, 10y the State " Nevada,
psny, a catp"rS,ion ofsSnIzSd and s%IIstinr
under md by virtue Of he laws Of the State
~ California, defendant, and against the fol.
lnwinH described property, real and psr,on,l.
known or unknown, 10 recover The tar ~.
.cTscd TO said defendant against said properly
for The fiscal year 1870; together with the de
hnqncnclcs accrued npon said tax fN non.
payment. and the penalties thereon accrued
upon the Institution Of this suit. as hefeinAf-
l..I designated. and that q luminous has been
duly lsshcd IN said case T.II'I
And yOn are further notified that unless you
appear and answer the complaint hlcd In Ssi0
cause, on or before. the 9Th day Of August,
iSSD. judgment viii he taken agsInst you and
tho real estate and improvements herein des.
cribod, for tho amount Of said tax and deiln.
1ncncins aud penalties specified and costs OF
Name Of defendant and said party assesped
and description Of said ptopcrtyi
The Leopard Mining Company, q eorpoVss
Hon organized and existing npdrI and by viz.
tue. of Tho a ~ tho state Of California, and
lint certain. Htathinp quartz mill, known -
Tho. Leopard Mil, situate about one and one
hall miles westerly nom tho town Of Comm
sUpin, near that certain stream. known AZ
Deer creek, and all machinery and appuftsn.
nnccS thereto belonging. or appcrtiinlpg;
also, those certain buildings and hosting
works, being and situate upon that certain
mining claim known ~ the Leopsfd NINE.
an1ncnt the sonthcasterly portion ofthe town
~ ConheIpiA, aud all machinery and appur.
t"nanccs thereto belonging. Said mill end
h%Oiailng works being situate In tho CornucoJ
pin M!nlng District In Blko County, state Of
Nrfadb. .HHFE %. Hfr|#..- H.'f auI
Amount N tax unpaid. 10. 90. 4. .s. 30 -
Fen per cent. penalty for delinuucnJ,. o. So
Twenty Vc per cent, penalty Tor suit. fi -
\. ". bOR5EY'
Dist. Attorney Of Elko Coeuty. 9
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STRAYED OR STOLEN.

ERoM FORT iALLECK. ON JUNE n.
isso, one Etay horse. brandcd II on left
one blue roam pony. branded n on shoulder.
Both the above mentioned horses were hob.
blcd. a suitable reward Will he given by the
lead 70 their recovery. q. n, MAYER,
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at-A choice variety Of Plants and Piowof-
reared ~ he Springs. constantly on hand aud
are for sale. 81. OAilHECHf,
Proprietor,
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R0TlCE.
LAsp orr,cr AT EgarEa. NV,

LASDo rrlcE AT ErHEkG. N.Y.,
Jaly ~, 1881.
Noiitcis hereby given that the following
nHmcd settler has filed notice Of his Inten.
lion to make hnal proof In support Of his
claim and secure fnsl entry thereof aud iIs,
said proof will be made before the RepIsie,
aud Receiver Of the u.H Land O5ec AZ Kurr.
ka, Nevada, on Monday, the gbd day Of Aug.
No. 30. for the NJ Of NE y OF Sec. a2. and
N. u Of n. w. Vol See. n. r.. 81 N, RI. Ia X.
and names the following as his witnesses, viIi
:, II. Wyman, Jacob. F.. Morgan and W. Al.
Montgomery Of Eutcka. M ". Kcnuedy oi
Huntington, Klko Co, Nevada,
JAS. MoMARTtS, REGISTER.
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WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS
TUB AND swImMINo nA'rIis.

Conveyance TO and from the Springs ever
hour during ovory day In Tho week.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-05-11
THE HERALD, TUESDAY MORNING, MAY H. 1880

been applied for-Lucien Stowe and
Frank Davis returned from an extensive tour
through the nation yesterday. They did
nothing but kill bear aud ca! straw
berries on the half-shell--a course
OF action which marks their countenance.
AT the Buckley house; George B Wallace,
Lexington, Kentucky; J NJ Martin, Gaines.
vile; Miss Susie Long, Austin; Miss Fannie
Summerfeld, England; Miss Hattie Reed,
Iowa; Miss Matte Cunningham, South Caro-.
lima; Johnston, Charleston, Illinois; j d
hmmerson, Mlndon, Louisiana; A Rosen-
blatt, Baltimore; c A Flung and wife,
and Mrs Bailey and daughter, GAINESVILLE; A
) Langfeld New York; l. B Curtis, Ohio; J
I Buckner, Cincinnati, Ohio; L Ii Knight,
Louisiana, Maryland; j j Mulhoand and
) ii Loony, Gainesville; } NJ Cook, ST.
Louis, Missouri; j L Chapman and Max
Tugendrich, city; Frank l. James, st. Louis;
j 7 Fenton, Kansas; NJ Montague, ST.
Louis; Frank Davis, city.
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an adopted brother came in; the former fell
upon the remains of his dead brother
and gave way to his grief in loud amenta.
tons, fora short time; then he jumped up,
seized the revolver lying upon his breast, and
appalled, 10 those present by presenting the
weapon at his own mead, when il was
instantly wrenched out of his hand by Ser.
geant Hunter The family seem to be pre-
disposed to the suicidal mania. About two
years ago Mrs. Burlacher, his mother, COM
mtted suicide by drowning her
self In her well, and Ar elder brother
along the Island. wife OF Colonel VI.
r. Jetfard's was out riding with boy yester-
day afternoon, and while driving down the
county road the axle of the buggy broke,
pitched the boy, who was driving, out fright
ened the horse, who ran away with Mrs JET
fries clinging TO the buggy, and, after run
ming about seventy.hve yards, she was
violently thrown to the ground and was
picked up and conveyed to the fremont
hotel, badly injured. She is now lying in a
very critical condition. Judge William
II. Williams, who has been confined to his bed
for several days by serious Illness, Is con-
valescing and is now out of danger,----
The ladies of Grace church contemplate
giving picnic on the extensive grounds of
Colonel Lynn, the British Consul Thirty
one prisoners are lodging in the county jail.
Eleven marriage licenses were issued bv
the county clerk last week---Ten deaths
occurred last week.--Major b. Rush
Plumly has received notice o his recall from
Washington, where he has been for the past
two months in the interest of the harbor inn
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FORT WORTH.

Correspondence of tue Herald
FORT woRTn, May .. 1850
The Coroners jury agreed with the HER
AIDS report that Willie Patterson was shot
accidentally by Bob James. Much sympathy
has prevailed on account of this sad affair.
The remains were Inferred in the old grave
yard at o'clock yesterday morning. Quite a
conCourse Of people attended. Many peo-
pile were at the churches yesterday. though
he wind blew hard. The Espscopalian min
lister was absent, but there was preaching at
all the other churches. Pastor Brinn, of the
Presbyterian church, will quit his church
here on the LIST of next June.--There is in
Fort Worth twenty-seven licensed liquor
saloons, four of which sell only BEER
Mrs. L. Scott has large frame house on
Houston street, which, in addition to her own
family, is occupied by I. j. German, John
Conway and other young men as sleeping
rooms, This morning they were aroused by
indications of fire. They found that the
wood-room and sheds just back had been
we'll sprnkled with coal oil and set on fire.
The fire had burned up on the walls con-
siderably, but had strangely subsidized with
out doing much damage. An oil can and an
bleAcl btA NolC lbutiL IA NhlNh NDhA bll
been. -Commssioners court began to-day
and will continue several days.
These robbers reported to the HERALD as
having been captured at Cleburne last Fri.
day, proved to be two that had been robbing
between Waxahachie and Cleburne. Ii was
good catch, even if not those of lary's
Creeks. G. Anderson reports having cut
a field of barley in this neighborhood Satur-
day. 1t is the first cut of this season. 1t
will make fifteen bushels to the acre lie
says from good sources he is confident this
county will make better crops OF small grain
than any county in the State
y. X Street, one Of Waco's enterprisiug
news paper men, is in town to-day.--Farm
ers from stephens county here to-day report
better prospects for good crops than ever
known since 1t has been a county.-Alrs.
NJ. l.. La Moreaux was in the city to-day.
She is engaged in writing up this Western
country for two Northern journals. She
saws her intention is to follow up the line
Of road, giving facts and figures from Fort
Worth to Fl Paso rs the road progresses.
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SIBERIAN.

Correspondence Of the Herald.
SnRMAr May 10. lSSO.
Yesterday was one of the pleNssntest days
ofthe wear thus far, and rs a natural conse'
ouence the entire town was on wheels or al
church.-A very private but none
The less pleasant affair transpired at st.
Pauls NJ. f. church at the close Of the morn
inc service. II was nothing more nor less
than the wedding of D. II. Martindale, ESQ.,
and Mrs. L. I. Lackey. Both parties were
raised near Howe Station, in this county, and
were attended BY party of smiling friends
Rev. Conn. Hanev otliciated.-Mr. Lun.
WRIGHT has removed his neat little book
store from the Sumner building to that occu'
MED bv Messrs Carbry Il Cunningham
The pie-biters weep and gnash their teetn'
for their glory is departed. W. h. Cook
who has made quite reputation AZ our ear'
is one of the brightest ornaments oil tne ira
ternity aforementioned, leaves Tor lineage
very soon. We shall miss him.-ihe LII
brary association promises good things 10
those who are in attendance tonight ana
those promises are always scrupuiousiy 1ui.
filled. -Sherman is goingto empty nerseii
into Blossom Prairie next Thursday morning
Mrs. Maeyers, the wife of our esteemed iei-
low. townsmen, w. X Maeyers, is seriously
i'll. We regret the fact exceedingly, and
hope that the lady will speedily recover :,
j. NJ. Martin, the tall sycamore OF COOK, IS
perambulating our streets with the same
genial phiz and hearty grssp as OF yofe'
Gainesville seems to agree with the gentle
man, if we may judge anything from the
bitter attack he makes three times day on
the table.-It has been several weeks since
it occurred, but the signal man is growing
more inflated over that new baby down ct
his house.-A meeting OF the Greenback
persuasion from all parts of the county oc-
cured at Sumner hall on Saturday evening.
The brethren, as usual, were in good spirits
and confident Of as much in the future as
in the past, which reminds US that they are
not conceited by reason Of their hopes.--
A new novel Is in course of construction; 1t
will be born under the, auspices Of the Pie,
biters, and is warranted for proof: Blood
and thunder, six shooters and bowie knives,
will flourish on every page. 1t Ia to be
called "McJumpsey's Bride" and patent has
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The East Line RaiIroad-Its Extension
NEST
M,rshal Herald

Mirshall Herald.
II Is already known, in connection with thi
enterprise, which has been pushed forwart
so rapidly, that contracts have been let ant
that the road will be completed to Greenyill,
for the fall business. The extension Of thu
road westward from Greenylle will bea sub,
jeot of consideration by the company at an
early day. The company have no fixed
policy, we learn, in that direction, their
charter giving them the right TO proceed 10
any point which they may select.
To the people of Dallas, Mckinney and
Sherman, the solution of this question ia one
Of Importance. We learn that liberal offers
have been made by the citizens of those cities
TO induce the company to locate their line
through their respective places. Dallas of.
ters N liberal subsidy, and the routes to Gle
burhs, to Mckinney and to Denton and De-
cstur and Sherman also offer subsidies and
connection with the important railway sys-
tenn OF Northern Texss and the Ipdian Ter
ritory. Each OF these routes presents no.
spectlvely great advantages, and, 80
lar ms the company is interested, il
occurs to us that either line would
pl'uS ga lHllltHst lrAue over the
Narrow Gauge. But to the citizens them.
selves of the cities mentioned, the location of
the road Is PROFESSIONALLY of great impor.
lance. The road from Eastern Texas to New
Orleans is regarded as II fixed fact The AS.
surances are that it will be completed within
two years. The vast territory of North
Texas is soon to become great debaIable
land for freight to st. Louis, New Orleans
and Galveston. The location of any liue OF
road crossing the Central must therefore be-
come matter of great interest as to the
point OF crossing. Such place
must be q competitive point, and il
Dallas, Mckinney or Sherman gets the cross
ing of the East Line, it will secure great
point IN the advancement to the growth and
OF the city obtaining it, Ii is well
worth an effort on the part of any city to
reach so important u prize, and we do not
wonder that the people of those enterprsiug
places are olive 10 its value. Either city
could afford to pay Il subsidy of 100000
rather than fail to secure it, or By its negli-
genco permit another to get it.
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GROESBEECK.


Correspondence of the Herald
GRof sBsECK, May ;, 1850
The Sunday school picnic yesterday in the
grove three q quarters of. mile below towr
was pleasant affair to the little folks and
some Of the big ones The Groesbeeck Cor,
net band discoursed music, and then we had
a sensible, instructive address on Sunday
schools, by Rev. Mr.. Kennedy; then dinner
was spread beneath the old oaks and every
body partook to his satisfaction, after which
several of the small boys ran SACK races to
the amusement of the assembly. Though
candidates were there in abundance, they
made no effort to disturb the gathering by
setting forth their official claims and
grievances. save in very mild and quiet
tste.a,tete fashion.-Bal Lyns, who killed
a man with u brick at Thornton u few days
since, was to-day admitted to bail by the
magistrate in the sum of $500.
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TYLER
correspondence of the Herald.

Corespo ndence OF the Herald.
TYLER, May 5, 1850.
Malor Hoxie, General Superintendent Of
the |. Il g. n. railroad, speRt the day in the
CITY Yesterday. The location of the depot
ha: been settled. He bought the lot of Mr..
Cory opposite the Baptist churCh l5OxS0O
feet. and is as near the square as he possibly
could have gotten it, He says he intends
putting up as fine depot as there is on the
line. Work commences on it in few days.
The Board of Aldermen held special
meeting this evening. cases before
the Recorders court this morning. Tyler
has now first.class ice-cream garden. No
marriage license this week. To-day has
been the warmest one of the season.--Busi-
ness is very dull ms the farmers are taking
advantage of this fine weather and are rush
ing their crops forward
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MATTERS BY MAIL.
NEWS FROM OUR NEAR NEIGHBoRs.
Educational Matters at Stephenville-
sunday school Picnic AT GrOes-
beck Marriage at Deni-
son, Etc Etc.
DENISON.
correspondence o, the Herald,

Correspondence OF the Herald
DENIsoS. May 10, 1850.
Red river is falling. -Note-o rious Red
aeId. of Dallas, is in the city.---C. r.
smith, ESQ, and Nat, Of Gainesville, are in
town.-Denison will help Sherman shoot
off her Fourth of July this year.--M. X.
& 7. engineer Peter Smith, of this city, and
Miss Josephine Lane, of Caney, |. T., were
united in marriage at ST. Mary's church this
morning, Father Dene officiating At
tendance of divine services yesterday was
yery good, but there is still room for i'm
movement Several fishing parties left the
6rity Yesterday morning and returned late
that evening, but the fish market still re-
mains firm.
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Among the many evidences of renewed
prosperity in the United States is the great
increase of freights into the National Treas
ury. During the month of April the re-
oeipts from duties on imports were ST.
SAG, $50, against Sll, 040, 052 for April, 1879
an increase of SIS COG, sos, or about AZ per
cent The receipts from internal taxes were
Sl0,767 AIS, against S7,S46,5l3 for April,
lS79-an increase of S2,2y0,965, or more
than 81 per cent. The customs receipts for
April we're at the rate Of over S2l0, 100000,
and the internal revenue receipts were at the
rate of over Sl39,000,000 year. The In
crease in the receipts from these sources for
the past ten months as compared with the
corresponding period of 1879 was nearly
S53. 100000, and the decrease in the public
debt during the same months of the current
fiscal year was S5s, 800, 500. The decrease
during April was over $1,000, 900, or at the
rate CT $i44,000,000 year.
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STEPHENvILEE
sspondence ofthe Herald

Correspondence ofthe hermit
srEpuENYuLE, May I, l'oO.
The late rains have very much ruined
crops. Something more than half Il crop OF
wheat will be raised and other crops are un-
usually fne.-L. n Frank, esq ,sn attorney
of this bar, has lust returned from Cleburne,
bringing his bride with him. He married
Miss Hattie Baker, very pretty and ac-
complished young lady of Cleourne' nelce
of A. w. DeBerry, formerly Secretary oil
State strong effort will be made TO es-
tabli,h good school at this place A hne
building has already been built Tor the pur,,
nose. Professor Cox has very good
school now, but our citizens purpose TO
enlarge the building and to have
college which will be a perma-
nent institution. 1t would not require
great amount to accomplish this. ---Poiltlcs
appear to trouble our people very little. Many
are perfectly indifferent as to gubernatorlai
candidates. Roberts, Sayers and Lang each
have adherents with odds slightly in favor OF
the Baron de Bastrop. Very few candidates
have announced themselves as yet and II
would almost appear that the county offices
would 90 begaaing.--The wife Of ID. II.
Neil Is quite sick, but recovering. The health
of the community generally, is very good.
"A party OF pleasure seek
ers will start West in a short
time and 90 into the Pan Handle country
hunting buffalo and other smaller game
District court clerk, w. H. Fooshee, is now
in Fort Worth. Why, we don't know, but
probably young lady of this town does,
The man, Dock Watkins, who was reported
to have been arrested in Dallas county, Is
wanted in Erath.-Doctors Crow, bueh
and May, who attended the meeting OF tne
Northwest Texas Medical association AZ
Fort Worth, have returned and hav wen
accounts of the affair, They were SEQ
with the meeting ard with Fort Woo os-
pitality.
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GALN EsTON.
CORE pondenca of the Herald
GALVESTON, Nav 9, 1850.

Core, pondenca of the Herald.
GALVESTON, NAV 9, 1850.
Last night about ! o'clock Charles Bur-
lscher, aged about twenty years, committed
suicide at his fathers residence corner Of
Avenue X. and Thirty-frst street, by shoot
ing himself through the forehead, producing
instan, death. The act supposed to have
been done while lsboring under fit Of tenn
porsry insanity. He has been in delicate
health for the past three weeks and his
strange actions aroused the suspicious Of bis
father and step-mother, who kept close
watch over his movements, and few days
AGO removed two revolvsrs from under the
inflow of his bed. Prior to the deed he had
been down town commingling with his asso..
ciates and seemingly appeared in good
spiriu on his return. An
hour after he was q corpse.
The report Of the tragedy reached the Police
Station. and Sergeant james Hunter at once
repaired to the house and found Justice
Sampson there holding an inquest, While
Sergeant Hunter was there, his brother and
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ST. LOUIS, May 10. = Flour dull fancy,
5 50 Asked family, s5995. Whiskey
steady, at ~. Pork firm but slow, 10 rs
Lard higher. Bulk-meats slow but firm; should
ers, 4 81; C ear ribs, 20; clear sides, 10.
Wheat opened higher but declined; No. red
fall, l2k; No. 3do, OH.
Corn dull, 33N.
Oats 1rmer, 4.
ST.. Lows, May 10. - Hogs fairly active,
Workers, 2Otai 25; Bacon, $3.50; heavy
shipping, 4 30aiO rough heavy, 7bai 10; re-
ceipts, |, 300; shipments, 2, l00.
Cattle active and firm; light shipping and
good butchers steers, 3 9o6bl Is; good do, 4 %
elsO; choice to fancy heavy, 609B5s cows and
heifers, . 9O@s 50, feeders, 1904 70; receipts,
1900; shipments, none.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, May 10. - The Drovers' Journal
reports cattle receipts at ,500j shipments o. 900;
market weaker but good steady; common TO
shipping loc lower, oos0o, choice, 6o@9oi
butchers steady, 3 9ea3 s0i stockers quiet, o.
az 40; feeders, Q G0t94 10.
Sheep receipts, 500i shipments, -
market frm; clipped, ioa5 "; wooled, q
| 90 10.