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PACIFIC COAST ITEMS.

cago.
A sorghum crushing machine is at work
in Santa Barbara.
a banana plant in Red Bluff conserva-
tory is bearing fruit
Dairymen are now entering upon their
milking season in Marin county.
Track-laying has begun on the Utah
Eastern Railroad at CoalvilIe, Utah.
Spokane Falls and Cheney are making
lively contest for the honor Of being county
seat for Spokane county, w. 7.
The gross receipts Of ths late Horticult-
ural Fair at Los Angeles were several hum
dred dollars IN excess of last years pro-
ceeds.
p. Hoen has wine cask at his winery at
Windsor, made from Sonoma redwood in
1906. and it is still in good state Of
preservation.
G. O. Cummings has withdrawa from the
Watsonville Pydrcnian, having sold his
interest to w. r. Radcliff, who will con-
tinue the business.
Havilah, Kern county, has a telephone
line to Kern river and one to the mines.
Another is being built to Caliente, and one
to Kernville is contemplated.
Johnny Schyff, who was long ago be-
lieved to have perished on the desert
between Ivanpah and Resting Springs, has
been found by band Of friendly Indians.
The two Indians shot on the Skagit
river, in Washington Territory. some two
weeks since by white man, and reported
dead, - stilI living and are likely to re-
cover.
Thrashing is about finished now in every
PORTION Of Contra Costa county, but there
is still much grain ont IN the fields to be
hauled to the shipping points or got under
Icover for the winter
A Virginia City artist is painting two
large historical pictures- illustrating
the discovery Of silver in Nevada, and the
other California picture representing the
arrival of the nlail-carrier in mining
camp in the early days.
The first number of the Herald, pub.
| Iished at Gridley, Butte county, has made
| its appearance. Its columns are full
of interesting local news, and its sdvertis-
| ing patronage is excellent. In fact, its sp-
pearance indicates that it has come to
stay"
The Atchison. Topeka and Santa Fe
Railroad has had contract let for sinking
! four artesian wells between San Marciai
and the Jorhada, COL In order to secure
sufficient supply of water while these
wells are being sunk, the company viii
have four large tanks built at San Marciai
The Contra Costa Gazette says From
such information as we have been able to
obtain, we are convinced that the aegTe-
gate wheat product Of the county this ses.
son exceeds SO. 600 tons. or i. O00. 600 CEN
tals, and much the larger portion Of this
quantity is still held by the producers.
comparatively little having been vet sold.
Ts. s.n po~r.r5;,o I,,d.x ;ra. t,a
fo,1ow;nc st.t;st;cs 1 IS +hs her se,z..a s'e
ton of that ~ comfy for tbe nast % yedr rr ~
tr.otad 49, '-.s Lona,, Ssn 600 No psss y0ai - II
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Warmers Safe Kidney and Liver Cure has
reached : reputation thst is net limited By the
confines OF section or country, There are no
Injurious substances ror falEc and temporary
Btimulants in the prepsrats On. 1t il purely
vegetable and com pounded under formula
that has passed severe fssts nsd Wo.s iudarss-
Inents from some of The highest aedicsl tai
ent in the country II New York World. H.
G. Kirk & Co, agents, Sacramento.
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No MORE ARTITIcIAL LINES. Surgeon.
General j.. X. Barnes, q. s. A., issues !
circular in which he says {. The appro.
priation for supplying artificial limbs dur.
ing the year ending June 30. 1881, is now
90 far exhausted that no more orders,
either for limbs in kind or for commuta.
ton, can be issued until further provisior
shall have been made by Congress. The
small balance unexpended will be REQUIRED
to pay claims already approved. .
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zRAxsrERs or REAL ESTATE.


J. 7: Carey 20 Alexander Jeffery-cctober 80.
1882 for $3.50: the west hall Of lot /, etween N
and 2, Twenty fifth and Twenfy-sixtb streets, san-
rsnfntO
Louis p Ettins to VIM. NJ. Holmes October ss
lsS9 Tor 3, $40; the northeast quarter OF section
70 township north, range east, ccntsining lSQ
acres.
". :. Runyou and wife 10 w H. Hevener- oc.
tobeT 80, 1880; grant; lois 3, A. 5 and s. and the
northwest quarter q section 5 In sosnshpb nrrths
range east. containing 1877 81 acres.
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GENERAL NOTICES.

Dr. In Mars seminal PMS cure all
cases Of Seminal Weakness, Loss Of Figor, hoe
suIna Emissions Impotenoy, Nervous and Phys
cal Debility, and all that class Of complaints arising
from Excess, Indscretion or Abuse. The old find In
this remedy A FOUNTAIN OF YOUTH, and the
young safeguard and protection. DE-. La MARS
SndINAL PILLS restore the Sexual Organs, debitated
from whatsoever cause, to their pristine vlgor. Price,
81 so per bottle. Sent @. o. D. by express to any
address, secure from observation. Address all ordere
San Francisco. au6-d
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BHRrAup's IxrAI1saEs 7s5Bcrioa. - sh. f-inous
French remedy for goncfrhpe, gleet, etc d =
Hammer, Sacramento, agent for Pacii,c eeast Sent
G. O. D. 70 any address.
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HAnnb oLzczRoLz Tar. The most perfect
cough ecFs extank Hundreds cn testify to is sood
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Da uzeAs'e Iaaron Az1porz, ca-ofulIy prepared
q sne osss Quill Bark by ~ 8 Hammer, druggist,
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II. II. PIERsON.

nENTIsT, 4I5 J STREET, BETWEEN an
{y Fourth and Fifth, Sacramento. Arti- 41il221
Nitrous Oxide or Laughing Gas administered for the
oainles extraction Of Teeth. ol4-1m
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HAZE M0An

DRg. BREwER q sOUTHwORTH,
n ENTISTS, SOUTHWEST CORNER OF N1n
IL Seventh and streets, in Bryte's new c39f4 y
building, up stairs. Teeth extracted without pain
by the use Of Improved Liquid Nitrous Oxide Gas.
Io16-lplml
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In Sacramento there is Work
to be Done,
WE ARE HERE ToDoIT

ago
shape sPAsA something produced
PRICES THEORY,
fell
USING SACRAMENTO FIELD SPECULATION AND MONEY
MAKING LARGE SCALE
Seeing the therefore,
modely IN
AiENro TO
DESIRE THEIR GOODS LOWEST PRICES POSSIBLE
THIS ACTION OF OURS HAS MADE BREACH n
Of
profits dud by
STANDING
charged goods by
endeav0ng people
their yoke.
We are not here to Crush Other Houses, Neither
to COneiliate Them;
like after terrible enemy
they
seeing profits
reaction IN
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Executors Sale Of Real Estate

II CTS S. AND 6, H AND l, EIGHTH AND
Ninth streets VIII be solo as whu.e or in
Subdivisions. -Also----
+ East so feet Lot s. N and N, Ninth and
rooms) In good repair For particulars, apply to
q. BURNHAM, 1912 Second
street, or Executors
8. a. DAVIS, 76l J street.
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R1auLkTs TaE LIyEa With Hruimer's Gascars
Sagrads Bittefs. and health IS the RESULT
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Lubin Kid Glove!

BEST GLOVE FOR THE MONEY that
offered We have accommodation
given
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EMPLOYMENT OFFICE.

VETANTED-ALL KINDS HELP, MALE AND
w Female. Particular attention psid TO Furnisn-
ing Hotels, Private Families and Farmers with Help,
Free Of Charge to employers. HOUSTON 4 CO..
uento citv. au13-1ptf
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esTRAYED. OR STOLEN FROM Then
- Railroed pasture near Sheridan, on ZS4TA
the 2Ist day OF September, 1880 One AA
bright bay HORSE black mana and tall 154 TO Is
hands high, very hollow backed and high withers,
about Zoe pounds weight, no brands, Is well bred
(sred BY Fred Low), 8 years old, left hind ankle
white has been thoroughly halter broke, and used
very little; is high spirited and unusual appear
ing horse. Twenty-Five dollars will be paid for the
recovery Of the horse, ard $50 will be paid for the
apprehension Of the thief MOSES HOPKINS.
Sheridan, October g. 1880. oe-lmt
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nENTIsT REMOvED TO QUINNsNwn
4 Building, corner Fourth and streets1 33fl4.
Artificial Teeth inserted on all bases. Improved
Liquid Nitrous Oxide G&g, for the Painless Extrac-
tion Of Teeth. o24tf
HAZE d MOAD,
M ENTISTs, NO. COS ] STREET, BE- 80
81 tween sixth and Seventh, Sacramento 04g{lD
o1S-1ptf
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DENTISTRY.
DENTAL DEPOT !.

- MASONIC TEMPLE, COR. SIXTH -
44fyH and K streets. u14YY11
W. O. THRAILKLL, D. D. s., Editor and Publisher
Of the Dental Jairus, Monthly Journal Of Dental
Science o27-lpH
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WANTED, LOST AND FOUND

Advertisements Of Eve lines In this Department. are
Inserted 59r % cents TO. one times three times for 90
cents or rs oonts per week.
CO 600 WANTED, on TWO or THREE
tDOoVCV years time. VIII give large,
good Wheat Farm as security, but pay only III per
cent. interest annual For particulars call on me
or address CARL STR0BEl. Commission Agent.
No. 32l street, Sacramento o27-6t&sw1tSs
NTTANTED "A LAN0sCAPE GARDENER.
w Apply st this office o2o-tf
yKyANTED.-DRY OAK WOOD. APPLY TO
wv D. Gafdncr's wood and coal yard, northeast
corner Foarth and streets. o16-f
ENTANTED-TEAMs TO HAUL SAND TO FILL
w IN cbina Slough, between Second and Third
streets. Apply TO Z. FAIRCHILD, street, between
Second and Third. oS-tf
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CORSICANA.

Reported pNily,l
CoRNCASA, February 90, lss0,
Elder A. Simmons and Leo Compere aro
al Dallas, attending tho Baptist Association.
1t would BIO well for the owners and
drivers Of fast hored In tho city TO select
some other plac0 than our streets for train
ing purposes. a lot of cattle were brought
In to-day that were more suitable for
the bono.yard than tho slaughter
pon,--An interdusting outfit com
posed OF ono wagon passed through
the city to-day going south.--Jach Cham
bll's has peas in full bloom In his garden and
onions largo enough for u young hdy's
luncheon after ball,--Deputy Sheriff
George b, Walker, who WAS SO uadly mashed
up by the cars, and who died SO badly and
had so many limbs amputatcd WAS
on lieaton street to-day in his
buggy talking 10 his friends, lie Is
like n Thomas cat in number Of lives,--
Tho County Commissioners met to-day
TO examine tho plan, submitted to them for
the new courthouse. They will have visions
of temples of justice in their dreams TO-
night. The court will adopt one ofthe plans
to,moTow-Thero will bo grand mas
querado ball ut tho Opera house Monday
night A joyous time Is anticipated. Tick
ets,of admission will be one dollar, costumes
at from three TO five dollars each. No sup
per, The Quadrlle band Of this city will
furnish themusic, Professor George, Of Dallas,
will manage the anair,---RoY j. II. Woilord,
of Tehuacana, editor of the Texas OBJ
server" is in the city on business to-duy,--
@. u. Rose has, on exhibition, n new arrange
ment called pcdoneter. 1t Is carried in
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FORT WORTH.


Reported Daily.l
FoRr WORTH, February 20. 1880
Four "coons" we're arraigned before His
Honor, Recorder Brown, this morning, and
convicted of making unnecessary exhibitions
of their persons on the streets this one step
towards reformston.--r he Associated Press
dispatches in this mornings Advance were
very meagre compared with those in the
HERALD, There were about two-thirds
moro in the latter If you wish to know
what the Utica convention did, you will
have to read the HERALD, as it is the only
paper in town that gives the proceedings OF
said convention pistol shots were
fired in the southwestern portion OF the city
last night. case of j. III. Mitchell VS..
the State, on appeal from this county at the
last term of the District court has been
affirmed by the Appellate court, MIR.
Mitchell was convicted and sentenced to the
penitentiary for five years for stealing
cows. This young men Is OF one OF
the best families of Tarrant county
Mr.. b. o. Wade died this afternoon at ten
minutes past Il O'Clock at the Ell Paso hotel.
In the death of Mr.. Wade Fort Worth has
lost a brave, noble hearted mana man faith
full to every charge, true to every instinct Of
a pure and generous heart For four years
previous to his death sickness he had man
aged the mammoth drug business of DIR. T.
w. Powell. and many are the warm and
dear friends he made, who will sincerely
mourn his death. As scholar and an ORR
tor he had but few equals who moved in his
sphere Of life; as q business man he WAS
faithful and efficient; as private citizen he
was honored and loved by all who knew him.
Long has the writer known him, and dear
has been the mutual attachment, and as he
steps from the stage of this life and is nun
bered with the past nations OF the dead, we
say as the last farewell, peace to
his ashes, reverence to his name
and honor to his memory
The work on the new Prescott building on
the corner of Main and First streets is moy :
ing on very rapidly.--The tables ofthe I'll
Paso hotel grosn day and night under the
burdens of tho rarest luxuries Of the day.
Billy Arlington will be here next Friday
night. His performance in Eavns' hall will
he ouite a trsat.-The case of the State VS..
w. e. Il NJ. ID. Fly, charged with making
false entries in books used in their business
with the intent to defraud their creditors, is
ON trial in the District court to-day. Furmsn
& Furman represent the defendants
w and w society, will meet in Mrs. Wal
dron's school-house tonight, Friday -
Bob Mozart will go 10 Austin in few days
TO argue the case Of Micheal Tooney vs.. the
State, before the Applate court The case
was appealed from this county at the last
term OF the court under conviction and life
sentence for murder.-Judge Hood fined
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one Of the officers Of the court 30 to-day for
not being present when wanled,--
ID, v, Grove, stock and wood man Of the
7, n r., came up on No, . to-day, Cob
one Small, Of Marshall, master mechanic of
tho i, Il i, came up 10 day on u special
said special being tho Dallas Il Wichita
engine No, More material arrived to-
day One full lumber train Of piles and
bridging came ln,--Mr, Duncan, the fore
man Of tho Dallas machine shops Of tho 7, 4
L. railroad company arrived in the city to-
day,-E, v, Murphy tho late suporlnteh-
dent Of tho DenlsoR a. Pacific railroad COM
pany ID In tho city to,day,--Conn Haney
arrived on the . o'clock train this afternoon
and will lecture ut Evans hall to-
night on "lreAnd and lrlshmen, 49,
Az tho NJ Paso hotels Dahlman, Fort
WOHhi Thomas Harvey, Galyestonl II NJ
Gatey, 4 : Al WIN White, Tennessee q NJ
Frezell, 4 a. T Ryi Sam Houston, 60
johnson, Texas Blll, Apache John, -
Hallent, Fort Griffin y Andersen, Dali
lass John Wilkinson, Indian Territory;
j NJ McKeenan, Chicagoi w II Taylor, Mar
shall Horace Tong 81 Louisi NJ q CLARK,
Weatherford, Charles UOonnoE Omaha;
John Gmney, OmahNi Thomas Maloy,
Omahai John FergeTon, New Orleans NJ II
Hunter II d Haskln and Thomas Delaney,
Dallna
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GAINESVILLE.
pnrresnonaonee OF lhp IIerald,

Correspondence Of The Herald,
GAINEsyILLE, February Is, 1870
The town Is booming eyerystre blocked,
almost, with quilting material. ---- County
court Is In session. The Holt case came up
thi, morning, Upon application for con.
tinuance the Judge oyorruled the motion,
and the case Ia to be tried. House Holt killed
Powers at Pilot Point. A change of venue
was obtained and tho case brought to this
county. After laboring all dry and sum.
moni several yenires, only ten jurymen
have been selected ut this writing, Colo.
mol j, NJ. Hurt, Of Dallas, Messrs, Smith,
Of Denton, and Loyeioy, Of
Decatur are assisting County At
toney Barrett In tho prosecution; ox'Gov.
ornor Throckmorton, Colonel Pner and
Judge Hare appear for the defendant, Every
one Is keeping out of the way Of tho sheriff,
Sam. Sansoni Is running tho Nelson
house here and Is doing we'll.
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Becr in America.
We are in receipt of the decision of the
Court of Appeals in re Charles Conrad, re-
spondent, VS.. Joseph Uhris Brewing COM
pany, appellant.
This opinion shows that, upon the trial of
the cause, tho following facts were established
beyond controversy:
First-That Conrad's Budweiser Lager
Beer is an excellent quality of beer, and rs
proven by experts an uncommonly good
beer.
Second-That the beer was brewed alto
gether from the best imported hops, which
are superior to any American hops, and out
of the best, carefully selected American bar
lev, which was as good as any foreign barley.
Third-That the beer was 80 popular that
the sales increased from S24 600 during the
first year after its introduction, to 100000
during the last six months of the second
year.
Fuurth-That the beer manufactured BY
the Joseph Ubrig Brewing company and
sold as Budweser beer, was i'm inferior and
cheaper beer, and that its inferior quality, in
conjunction with its sale under simulated
label, injured the reputation of Conrad's
beer.
Fifth-That the resemblance between the
labels used by the Joseph Uhrig Brewing
company and Conrad's labels on the bottles,
was not accidental, but manitestly for the
purpose Of deceit; that it gave to Conrad
good cause of action against tho Joseph Uhrig
Brewing company, and that the damages of
S4,l75, awarded to plaintiff by the Jury, we're
warranted by the evidence. ,..
In consequence of which Mr.. w. Uhrig
successor OF the Joseph lThrig Brewing COM
pany, has entered into an agreement with G.
iJonrsd Il Co, not to manufacture any beer
or larger beer bearing the name of Bud
weiser.
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WILLS POINT.
correspondence OF tho Herald,

correspondence OF tho Herald,
Wills PoHT FebruaTy u, 1850
II seems that your regular correspondent
l. other dead or running for Office MS have
seen nothing from this place lately,
had very nourlshlng little rain last night
IL seems that winner Is oyer,-The aFtesian
well 10 about 10 revive ugain,---Tho XII
gore boom Is still nereasngi Selection" will
soon be all the go,---Oolton Ia still coming
in very rapidly and Of course selling ut a
good price, ---barmors are making prepare
lions generally iora new crop, Some corn
hns been planted
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GROESBEECK.
& rrespondence OF the Herald.

G rrespondence OF the Herald.
GRoasB eECK, February 25 1890.
Mr. Jennings has just completed n nice
little residence east of the railroad aud an
other is in contemplation, and perhaps the
owner contemplates something else too, when
his residence is completed Mr. Pencho is
going to have house built, and would like
TO lead one of our fair and most noble
hearted young ladies to tho altar, that is
Drew would | know, but may DO she won't.
Mr.. NJ. Mittenthal returned from Dallas
not long since, bringing with him a good
supply of groceries. The firm of Mitten-
thai & Shapiro has Dissolved, Mr.. Mittenthal
retirng.-J. T. Davis has Just returned
from pleasant trip to Mardi Gras
at Galveston, also DR.. Camp, who, | know,
enjoyed himself, and shook his fat sides with
laughter till they will not be able to stand II
good joke or lively greenback discussion
for long time to come. The Doctor is "A
Democrat and down on Greenbackers, =
We have no frst-elass dry-goods house in
the place; even tho ladies 60 to Mexia to
have their dresses made.--There is plenty
of room for improvement here, and enter
prising men with capital would do well to
come.-A negro diedto-day, claimed from
injuries received from being thrown from
train,
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A Serious Runaway.

There wss lively runaway on Commerce
street yesterday which resulted in wagon
driven by farmer from near Eagle Ford,
BY the name of Stearns, getting his right.arm
broken. tie was turning into Commerce
from Field street. when his team became
frightened at kite in the hands of boy,
and it dashed of towards the river at flu
rious rate of speed. When opposite Turner
he attempted to pull them into
the yard hoping TO stop them, when
the wagon turned over throwing him Out
with great force sgainst, the fencing, br,ak,
their mad flight down the street making al
most total wreck of the wagon, and were
not caught until they had reached the public
SQUARE. The unfortunate man was taken TO
the house of Mrs. Smith close by, where his
limb WAS bandaged.
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DENISON.
Reported pally.l

Reported pAlly.l
DRMsoS, Feb, 20, lSsO,
DR., Fuckers son, n young man sixteen
years of age died at his fathers residence nj
Cedar Mills, Wednesday, of pneumonia
The wholesale grocery house Of Marx, Kuehn
4 Co. is now In full blast---Pete Byrno Il,
now roadmastcr of the Denison u Texas d.
visions Of the NJ, X Il T.-At latest reports
the d. IL s. u. corps of Surveyors were within
Ave miles Of ville,--Roports from
country southeast of Denison state that Tues
day nights storm blow down four houecs, on
the prairie in that noighborhood and one wo-
man was ujurcd.--Weather comfortable
--Gardcning progressing dnely.---Latest
news from the Nation is to the effect that six
head of beef cattle were stolen ont of Maup-
ms pen on the other side of Rel River We'd
nesday afternoon, and parties with shotguns
in hand are now after tho thieves. ---Seve-
raj unusual DRINKS on the street yesterday.
- The Mayors court has an occasional vic
tim.
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passenger Train wrecked.

The north-bound passenger train over the
Central due here at 7:S0 a. m. was wrecked
Yesterday Just below Corsicsna, occasioned
bv misplaced rail, which caused the engine
and the baggage-car to jump the track. An
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Great Britain, 5,272; continent, - coastwise
- bales, stock, 3i6, SIS bales.
ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS, Feb. SO - Flour firm, but slow,
fancy 9 l2ts;famly,5 10. Whisky steady, at OF.
Pork quiet, J00bing, II. 25@40. Lard
nominal, at 10. Buik-meats quiet;
shoulders, 400@4 To-; clear RIBS, 50@6O; clear
sides, 6J@I5; Bacon steady; shoulders, . 90;
clear ribs, I 25GS0; clear sides. 5o@55
Wheat easier; No. 2red fall, 209B; Ne. 3
do 25h. Corn easier, 351a. Oats dull and
lower, 63%.
ST. LOUIS, Feb. 90. Hogs dull;
light shipping, 1 lOS2O; packing. 5o@4 80;
butchers to select, Az; receipts, 5000;
shipments. 900.
Cattle dull and unchanged shipping light and
nominal; mixed grades not irRan wanted good
to extra heavy shipping, 4 G095 %; stockers,
75a3 %; feeders, 8 5015 %; cows and heif rs,
2 7563 80; corn-fed Texans, 2 1904 90; receipts,
800; shipments, loo.
Sheep steady and unchanged; receipts, 900.
CHICAGO.
CHICAt,,,. Feb. 70 - The Drovers' Journal
reports cattle receipts at 500: shipments 3, 100;
market fairly active, but weak, shipping. 50
as 10, n fair trade and some LETT over; butch
ers' quiet and weak; cows, 2 s593 10; bulls. W
(a3 O0 oxen; 3 009t 70; stOckers and feeders q
small trade anc easy, 2 COOS 30.
Sheep, receip pts, 2. 800; shipments. 800; mar
ket--'sir shirpir demand sustains prices, but
uuii hers arc not buying: sales 5's1 H..