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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-09-13
MEDIC1L,
OR TONIC SPECIEICA.
N 4 ROOM TO BOTH SEyES

a REMEDY WITHOUT \ RIVAL for all
diseases arising from Nervous Debility, Sexual
Disorders. over Indulgence of Vicious Habits,
rs well as from the prOstratiOn Ot Old age. Its
curative properties i'll violent and chronic
forms of the following diseases have been nt-
tested to by the most Eminent Physicians
Dyspepsia, Self Abuse, Headache. Dizziness,
Sexual Exhaustion, SpcrmatOrrhBa, General
Debility, Impotcncy, Premature Decay, &c.
1t has been in use for over forty years, and
is to-day the most popular remedy for the dis
eases above mentioned in the WORLD. 1t can
be used without regard to diet, is pleasant in
taste, and better than all, ii is sure, safe and
certain cure 1t is no qUaclI medicine, but
stands upon its own merits, any trial WI
amply demonstrate. Since lSbi this remedy
has always been sold for i much larger price
than that for which il is now sold; but owing
to the act that the time for the payment of
an enormous royalty upon its man uincture has
expired, il is offered to the suffering of both
sexes ut one dollar per package, so rs TO he
within he reach of all; Il. which price IL will
To sent 10 amy address tree OF further Charge.
Address
DIR. WILLIAM YOUNG,
4G Spruce Street, Philadelphia.
May bc consulted on all diseases by mali.
iy2G-Gmd&w
TOSTETTEE'S ISITTIGN'S FOIs SALE AT
IL LOchcrs Drug Store. East King street.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-09-13

VNSTATE OF MICHAEL TRlSSLEIs
II late of the City of Lancaster, tieccasc,i.-
Letters tcstaIncnt;ry on said estate having
been granted to the Undersigned, all persons
indebted to said dccc,icnt are requested TO
make immediate settlement, and those hav-
ing claims or demands against the estate OF
said dccctlcnt, 10 make known the same 10 the
undersigned, residing ut No. 10 East King
Street, Lancaster, Ia.
CATIIARINE +. TRISSLEH,
KATE THlSSLER,
ANNETTA r. THlSSLER,
auglSt;tdOaw. Executives.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-09-13
EDUCATIONAL.

DENNSYLVANIAM MUSEUM AND SCHOOL
of Industrial Art.-The school year of lSSO-
for Young men and women in Industrial Lrd,U-
ing, Painting and Modelling as applied TO The
arts. Send tor circulars to TIE SECRETARY,
Il :. Seventh street, Philaiclphia.
nug2l9tcOd&Gtw
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-09-13
Brandy as a Medicine.

The following article was voluntarily sent to
Mr.. II. +. Saymakcr, Agent for Reie;lrt's Old
Wine Store, by 4 prominent practising physi-
clan OF this county, who has extensively used
the Brandy referred to in his regular practice.
1t Is commended to the attention of those ut.
fifctcl with
Indigestion and Dyspepsia.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-09-13
Reigart's Old Brandy,

In cases of Dyspepsia, VIC can summon mum
bers of witncsscs-Onc case in particular we
citc:-
A harl-working farmer had been afflicted
with an exhaustive Dyspepsia tor Il number of
years; his stomach would reject almost every
kind of food; nc had sour eruct:,tiOns con-
stilntly-uO appetitc-in fact, he was Obliged to
restrict his diet TO crackers and stale bread,
and rs a beverage he usel McGrinn's Root
Beer. lie il n Methodist, and then, as now,
preached ut times, and In his discOurses often
dcclaimed earnestly against all kinds OF strong
drink. When nd viScd to trv
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-09-13
DIR. WILLIAM YOUNG.
JE(i.iL NOTICES..

lilTTEls'S FOX SALE AT
III LOchcr's Drug Store. East King street.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-09-13
Reigart's Old Brandy,

Re1gaftS Old Brandy,
In his case, hc looked up with astOnislIncnt, [,
but after hearing OF its wonderful effects i'm
the cases of some of his near racQuaintanccs he
at last consented to follow our advice. lie
used the Brandy faithfully and steadily; the
first bottle giving him an appetite, and before
the second was taken nc was u sound man. with
stomach capable of digcsting anything which
hesclosc TO cat lie still! keeps it and uses Il lit.
tie occasionally; and since hc has this nedi-
cine he has been of very little pccunlry bcnc-
lit to the dOctOr.-A Practising PHYSICIAN.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-09-13

DEM MA RAILROAD NEW
i SCHEDULE-On and after SUNDAY
AUGUST pal, 1889, trains ON the Pcnn Iylvani:l
Railroad will arrive aud leave the iltncistr.
and Philadelphia ,ispotS Is follows:
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-09-13

Sold by our cnterprls!ng young friend, IL T.
sLAl MAkEk. This Brandy hats stood the
ns our experience extends, and We therefore
give it the preference over all other Brlndics
titles they are branded. One-!Ourth of the
money that is yearly thrown away on various
imrOtcnt dyspepsia specifies would suffice to
buy all tho Brandy to cure any ucll case or
cases. In proof Of the curative pOwcrs Of
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-09-13
Brandy.
A SOVEREIGN Rerned,

The aged, with feeble appetite and mere or
less debility, will find this simple medicine,
when used properly,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-09-13

KIDNEY IaED LIVER CURE.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-09-13

Trains connect ut Recalling with trains to and
from Philadelphia, POttsvillc, Harrisburg, Al
lentOwn AMI New York. At COlumbi:: with
trains to AMI from York, Hanover, Getty ysburg,
Frederick AMI Baltimore.
A. nj. WILSON, Supt.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-09-13

This now much abused Alcoholic Stim,llant
was never intended rs a beverage but to lie
used Il medicine of great potency i'm the cure
of some of the destructive diseases which
sweep away their annual thousands of victims.
With i purely pllfanthropic motive We pre-
sent to the favorable notice of inv:;Ii,lS-tSut.-
cially those afflicted with that miserable dis
ease Dyspepsia, Il specific remedy, whicl, is
nothing more or less than
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-09-13
REIGART'S Old RRANDY.

or all their ills and aches. T;c II, however
strictly understood that VIC pTcscril,,. and llS,.
but one article. and that is
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-01-20
l1vr srnck MARKrrs-nv rrLEaRApn.

BUFFALO Jan. l0-CATTLR- TO-DAY. lG2 hesf.
tea oI ihe eek thus far Dol head or The same time
market generally unchanged but some sales rather lower
light ateh auce OF Eastern Dn'eis on eOAYsie
80 Fair 10 " cdum - SOG&l - Light Butchers. p -
+; 80 " xed butchers s. 35aS3 a.: Cow and HrifcTs
- 75Us3 a.; Fat Bulls - a3 So Fat oxen 80 jdS4 %
SHEEP AND LANBShece DTS TO-DAY, $500 head tOial ior
tae week thus 900 head ior the ime s wees
ana lower ran heavy prices fuzzy 9ccdS her cw lower
Fair Good Western sheep - :00+5; choice 20 Fancy,
. 250s5 80 a number o. cars man unsc!c.
HoGskeceipis today 1000" head to 10y INC week TINS
cOnsanrd through IS maILr oul aad heavy h.Hcr
good qualify sale. u GOOD 10 fNa Afikfs ~ - 90 = -
Ieavy and Medium. 4OaS4 IS Extra - at 10 fuly
CHICAGO Jan. i9-h oGs-Rcceip,s. 2s.UUu head ship.
ments 900 head market slow and generally jGllc lower
as 80; LiehL - 25ds4 50 choice heavy 81 5jo@i 30
Good Hogs mostly al sold.
Cattle IN fair supply and N good demand and f ~ - ta
50 31i2 Common 10 Medium Shipping, - COS 20: Butch
INT scare at - ,asS 10: Fociers nr1n al s. fO0s7O
SgEFP-Receipts = 100 head. shipments lao head. Good
active and Arm at S1IsJ Common l2SG-oo lower al IS 90
EAsf LIBERTY Penn. Jan. l9-CtTur- Receipts since
and including rday last 100 teid OF tnodgh ana - hc-d
Of yad STOCK the total numnc or NE W,rh ehnR To-Day
2,27s head Of through and eco hea OF local The snT
is better than last week with more Good 70 iA ~ ae
sold ont pat al decline o. aioui IVc rom iasi h.husy
Common 10 Fair also suffered dtchne Of hon zoe - 2c
few loads are ct 9nsod ana here are more .on Eel -
Balls and s2as3 sales TO-DAY $50 head sevea loads
heSyps 9S,1 ,S1 40 PiisGeRss 8 5a,
he market dull am selling az l0a Sc N from lat week
n. LouIs. Jan. l9-nocs-Loweri Light shipping. .
asa % receipts 1900 head shipments, $500 heHG.
CArnB-A Give ard irm Good TO Choice Shipping steers
sold At ~ - 81 90 Butchers csttle
from - 80 to 50 % drove OF WDiercd ic1aus
averaging l,i5o B brought s. 10 receipts l1OO head
but e, Far to Go9a Light ss p
500 head shipments 600 head
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-01-20

3Sc lG o. ss2 70, at 2'ac Is do aOi ~ at Sc. Yeas
J. H. Hume sold Grassers poor 2iG ~ at 24c 81 10.
2es D. at 2 ~ do SS ID, at 27sc; 20 do 2S5 H. al &c.
pieabaek < Dewey sOld Choice veas 217 tsre
veal To- r ar5c 20 III ii AZ &c i"S'''"' 'io 'O ~ ''
shEtP AND LAMBs-Reeti 10 day and yesterday were
ey itv Total ir he week $500 head AGAINST 27O79 head
petey ovustoeked the rket and gave butchers
pit s6urg pdcaG 1er lsHSt p ~ notb Of o'e
dis rOung points and sellers were convinced Of the folly
ous amount = business bul it ipo sble to
sey eieat the pens Prices ct jersey GN were we're
isatc. lover at 6ot6st. sales Of sheep eF'' were
Poor Teas sheep Wont at c some choice Wchers
purchased car loads at 54atc lambs ranged from - to
and S head Of 80 s2S 81 S ed b sRrs%e uc o.
saos1zKa.e & Pddoek sod at jersey CITY, 27l Texas
Sheep C22 ~ at Ssse 1873 Missouri 90 81 d az BE- 1875
149 DO Is H. at 2e2 do o9 D. at 6c PIC Stale sheep
NeS!G9 Holmes sod 60 Ohio sheep 20 b. at &C.; 1877
do, l2l p. at SO Is s9otio lambs 80 4. at &c.
l6 Ohio DO 1l9 To- al Che; ennsylyana do lis TO- at
5c 81 do 1l9 TO- at 50 So 43 kentucky Lambs Is 10, at
jaad & BUCKINGHAM sold lao state sheep soq 10 a, She;
Lambs. = u, at Gc 25 Cnil Lambs 80 n at 5'sc
at D SIT 6$ Kentucky DO iei b. al SCI % State d.
* d "a lo ., 90 100 a 5e III do 81 D. g
do 80 b. a. 50 so le5 do, lQl H. at 5ac 40 do 40 ID.
at g. 49, a co. n S q n"si s2 and
i52 Stale lambs "a h. at &C ~ d. SO H. at e.; i5s
Canada do. rs n AT 6sic; 20 do, ~ n, at 7c.
Kirby Co sold l8l Inois Sheep. los n. nj s. 40 st
do lOl 10 at 5I2c: LA Ohio do Ill h. 81 6S S5l Can
few Lambs 1Ol b. at 80 80 6l ONO Lambs 70 10.
&c
J. H. Hume Ohio sheep o. 70, az 5gc $50 do.
few Lambs 90 n Al 50 60; lac do, % 10 a. 6c 40 do,
ll6 H. NJ Dec As do 1T + at 64c; le3 Western do SO
~ at 6sci lsG do SO y. al C. ls3 Do - H. at CT 1879
SO h, at 81 80; III do IS 10 at 52c. ljS Ken
Kentucky do los H. at l79 Ohio Sl aud Lambs SO
~ &c ls4 Michigan Lambs; 81 h. at 7iic.; l25 do, SO2
n. N ~ 80
Haenheck Davis sold III Indiana sheep, 90 n. ut 5o
50 state DO few Lambs. 80 b at 5'-c.: 1l2 do 50 ~ at
54c l27 DO, 20 m at Xxi 10 do % n a. 8 IS l64 do
TO- 5a,c; lb2 do l0l 10 AT 6'sc: 6 Kentucky DO
los 10 &C. lag Missouri do 49, n. at $780, ll3 Canada
Ewes 1874 b. jasc. 90 Sheep Lambs 70 10, ri
c. 80 do 10, SCI 80 Canada Lambs SO H. at 1c.
Is on the 81 do Sc h. &c; 10 dew Sheep "a
n, ATTIC. .
HOGS-Toal the week 49, $50 head against 80 SG head
last and to-day the receipts ~ Of
1905 head6I at city and 80 cars at 4OtsL
market nearly &c. lower carloads
1ere sold AT -lnlds which n
slipper would not have sold at 6l4c learly a week
ago were closed out to-day 41c Obstinate shippers
hard handle. but few experiences like the above will
take the starch Of any man
Kirby Co sold; 355 Ohio Hogs. 1853 n. at 49ic;
do n. nj
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-01-20
THE STATE OF TRADE

LIVERPOOL. Jan 10 POrE-Prme Mass Eastern. du
al G2 Western dull AT 90. Bacoa-C umbrrisnd Out
steqdy a. 81 Cd; short Hit. steady al 5H L1ae Gear
dull Il 36 Gd short Ccai. dun ~ -. Hams-ious Cat
finer a. shoulder dun az 20 ioel-lnaa Mess, lu
~ 30: Extra dun az IG2 Prime Mess. Oul 81
y. Lail-Prme Western. ouI Al 40 Cd. 1ano"Pnme CITY
Rosin-Conlnon dull n; 9d tine, onl a. - Cneese-
American ChOice. steady at II. Land on steady Al A.
fiour- Extra state dull at 1854 Wheai-sging No 8.
duh at 10 3D.; spring 10, :, .anli 81 10 Sd -"
dull al Corn Mixed, STEADY at I'd 'or Od Mixed
New steady ~. COiOuseed OlNolOw American, none
in market. HosD-C om@on' at London steady ~ . lur
pcutine- spirits London. duh at 80 Receipts Of
Wheii for the week from Atlantic pots 800 qTs from
Pacific ports 81 so qr; other sources, $500 Corn
iIyERPoO Jan. lJ--i3O p. m-Lard 409d. per cwt for
IoSD0N Jan. 1880 D. m.-Cacuta Linseec SO SO 60.
per qr. 80 c.,. , ., -,
Sprts Of TuIpentIne. sod O 80 per cwt.
ANTWERP Jan lO.-fctIoeuin. 1872 francs for hne pale
Amccan WicONs Lard closed 81 lO4 francs lnO kOs
HHRsEN Jan. l0.-fetIOioun Z marks 20 pennss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-01-20

elevator 81 A. rate nominal a. 49, T Tee ON od At
&c 9geD hsa Ersy AZ. M aS al re second
CALM demand. and fully le higher No Bed ,Gd AZ y a.
S.Eed ?H FsTsary 81 Is ID II ia asSe March,
sliy an oG s5e5oS o2s s'N' corhNveiy dull WIN
extremely LIMITED INJURY PW's o8 ,r3SE 5s,gSssc
G oi e Write sat &c. the cargo rate 5sc free on
board for sal and 81 T. Tree on board for steamer AZ me
open beard FIRST can sales - The second Cal Gun Gun
FenSrT jaiec BID 5Gac ssfpl March, 53'c lid 5cae
9;esa M Ha S ~ ' Fair wand and Good ISL
ChSce anq tanry q1 gr M avs WI te JanGar, Sssc.
Pr5yiscns steady iyMess iecfs s. 30
lie DO in Salt and rce Clear Rb SIDES , smoked,
sngerpkled do, smoked dressed Hog. e"c
BatleT Gp m c Wcsc,n Rcseyc Extra 23Q2c
~ & - 6, - 80 Roll. dnll PENNSYLVANIA Extras
- 23c western Reserve hxtfa, - 23ci EsEs yort
FSeioTy. iIdl3 &C. We',, Pan cream l95 l21c do do
Good 2qa Be- Skins here Coaae neeoeisd ana %eos
sugar firm Inn guet fair 10 0opu n'Hss Moias-cs-
Ole at ~ co. Tm3thy firm at $50 i2 or6 IN
bis 7ac in cases Whskey UNCHANGED Wese 1
Il 4Sa, Sa II ~ asked Tor So Red January 81 A. bid
= 50 asked Fobrgay 81 A5 3D. ~ ~ 9sse' January
5Gase bid 56slc. asked February 56sc Did ooFc' "'A'
ST. Lol1 Jan l9-Fiour s,eady and unchanged Wheat heat
opened lower but ADVANCED; No lec ran a. - q, @ q &
Arr a SGasi s9 NAV j p ld corR . s9sy
cash. 30 lsGSt'sC ltDit.lli
IOss6tO7c MAY higher at % &c cash ana Jahual
4Oc Nav Rvcdull &c. BARLEY dull Cho'ce 70 f@hy 80
1eoc Wt,skev ouiet al PORK STEADY Al Sl3 ca7h
fi8 12L March. Lard None IN mug BglS Me," s.e"H ~
and unchanged shoulders. SfGF4 10: tear l.D- 20 ~
a. "a. Clear sides 81 GUd5G 10; Cured Shondeis - ~
MaIci Cured clear Ribs. s6 80 Earch Bacon hIT Shout
dcrs Iths. Cfar sides. fcc. hccripts
Fonr 1000 Dbls Wheat 5000 oushi Corn llsn pns1i
dats 2 000 hush; Rye 1000 Oush; Barey 5000 hush'
shipments Flour. 56no hhls; Wheat iW1 nnsh 'orh'
~ Zoo busit oats. 1000 lush: Barley 1000 bteh
'ro FDO Jan lg.-Nheat easy; Amber michigan, - 5lr'
No , RED Winter January. 81 VA 81 81 BID February
81 az a. March ~ 80 april - 81 May No ked Wa1lsn
81 10 Western Amber VI 3l@I Corn iImi tish Mi N.Y.
No - March II lc., No - Wilte ll@c-
6sts dnll. no > nomnaly clover seed dun; Prime
- 10 A. the close Wheat steady Amber Miciigtn feBrn
srv al 3gle No Red Winter, January. - 3zSi ApIh
slg; NAV - iO7, Clover seed dui az - 90 hece.pts.
wheat 5000 bush; Corn 1900 bush ahphehls-"N'H'
A. noo eh l.O1O bush
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-01-20
DOMESTIC MARKET.

EuFFALo Jan. 19.-Flour quiet unchanged Wheat
Corn AMI and gnehange quoaGd NeS No 81 Te.ern 80
Milwaukee on track l3c Barley IN air demand GALES
al on ers feS Ge1 s sr 2CS e 5S@ no MI
firm prices on coarse "a "a. and rI fine -dss higher
sls. Corn Mes STEADY ana pnchangee Coarse Sdsl 10
Hgwnes in good demand but al lower rates Freighs to
YORK sy all heat d. h GSTo e o9ts o 10
Corn $1,000 busl.i Oats 1880 bush; Barley. Zoo
SSs Wheat 50Coo bush; Corn 7G bush Oats 800
bush Barley 2oe oPs S and gO0 S0s
lied ana lower; No. Red Winter 81 "a No. Chicago
81 94 March 40 do. 81 % Rejected, 81 52c corn
i sgn February sGT May 4$9c Iane Reecisd
81 sc oats dun weak lower al S5.c. Sac febn
lSy e:se ed Hogs ' weak At 81 75as5 Polk $
Lsra steady WIN oar iSr MSroh BHS Meas sssdy
The close Wheat unsettled but generally lower Closing s
lower oars steady aud unchsn ed Provisions easier but
CSeiSs9i Jan l9-FIouf quiet aud unchanged; Wheat
demand mostly Tor cons1mEGn AZ o. 2SSsI %
e43c steady at 39G4lc Rye easier at sSc Barley
fsr demand at 81 a. BnS So. easier
Clear RIBS Clear sdes g., G'9S basSn
iisins, sisSioc Green Meats1So tiagsses.ons bad
Choice Western Reserve 29a26c Choice Central i9d
logs dull s. 1855 io LiEa, = I5ssd so
R1ss c head T. sh1n 70 300 o.
nm and in ysry active ed, demand
Mich. nominal No. White Mich nomiPal JanasTy no sales
Frbrnary 81 81: MarebSl 30 %; Apr,fl 3S Mays 35l
Corn quiet and sieaay and IN good request No leow
49c fIrh Mixed, ACC; No. Mixed 4Se No Mixed 4bc
oats scarce ana trm Ne J White 4Ga4lei No. Do
very duh. scarcely any demand Prime nominal At - Coz
uarse declined tSoc sales a. 81 lOSs5 10 Receipts
shipments-Flour, 600 bbsi Wheat none; Oats, 1000
MILWAUKEE, Jan laFlOar neglected ana nominal Wheat
onsnsd nurt and steady No. Milwaukee, Hafd.
~ 81 Ia DO Soft 81 "a No Milwaukee spot and Janu.
srv 81 22i4; February 81 Pa March VI "a y; NO. ds
Sls No as 81 81 Rejected, Ole Corn quiet; No 2.
zoe oat, lower at 34c. for No 2 Rye nrmer 0ut quiet.
q, T6io for No j. Barley dull and neglected Nc Spring
sSc bid Provisions 1rm Mess Pork quiet at 81 90 cash
az no March ard-Pnmc steam 65c cash: 7.75c. March
live Hogs dun but steady st "a 26ds4 co. Dressed Hogs
Gull and nominal, at 50 dso ~. -
PHILADELPHIA Jan LouraNo improvement o and trade
meet tsde: prices nominal superior s. SOGst o.
50 20 ;dood So S1s Choice % tossee2S Fancy 80 10
FsSey So so Fancy sJ25 winter Wheat Patents
- u.s. rye Flour dull At s5ssj Is; yery. Choice
Corn Meai,No salssa BS Wssas srM Msa
cruces advanced ss4c Western Rejected 81 32asi 81
eenDsyiyaais Red ON track 81 Asa Pennsylyanis slt
seatnsrn Amber. track 81 4siassi A; No. Red In
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-01-20
ClTY OF WINNIPEG, MANITOBA.
TO BRIDGE BUILDERS AND coNrRAcroRs

TO BRIDGE BUILDERS AND CONTRACTORS.
Tenlers Tor the construction Of combined Railway sIt
Ira M, Bridge across the Red River winnipeg. " All o1s
l b. received by undersgnei uuti st Jannay $50
The Bridge Nil De about 500 feet long with son prs nm.
viii swing opening az TIE naylsabe chtthe 81
the Rive. ,.,--...,-.-. - .
The superstructure TO be Iron end e work Is 70 be CON
M Immediately ON the AWARDING 81 the conifist
rhe tenders are accompanied by plans aod spefhra
ons which subject the approval II The Government
Tie civ Co net bind itself accept the loves
Fnrhrr par may be obtained Application 70 th'
undersigned at his Office 10 WINNIPEG Manitoba
r. W. JARVIS, city Bridge fngneer
Wiunneg, Both December 1872
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-01-20
HORSE MARKET.

Tho mast week has been au exceptionally dull the
lots have been received, aud the
would hardly make real good day
work. Foreign a.viees are not -uhlcieDny en-
much Of cali for eN-
port and vet there Ia a steady demand for really
ne Coach animals such buver for the French markets
Ny!lf So per The
small and dflcuit efcct The era les
81 WORK Horses wanted 10 any cXtGut, hence
prices low; Medium and Heavy Diaught Horses
more Elehe the
other kind Offering and command relatively
higher prices There has always been scarcity Of large,
wei developed dIaUgh horses in this country lu IN the
Of lime they vi be plenty here a. they are ia
France England. Two well known Western breeders
started past week for france purchase lot OF ul
llyuled stations
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-01-20
-, c,,v os4ooo bbis.; opening 81 067s bid: highest
V ma lowest saes,sl 05; closed 81 05s bid, al O6i4

:, cs,x ga 600 bbs; opening 81 067s bid: highest
DIS M ~ lowest sales$l O5 closed 81 O5s bid III O64
MISUNDERSTANDING slightly in buyers' favor and
r1oted on spot l2 90 dSi2 75 settling price
very dnn so no sales reported Third Cs- February
l&N III: March, Sl3 5Gail3 70....BkEF in mOcer
flS S ne or Unchanged prices; Pam Mess $40 50dsll
es ssN =" siidSl2; Packet, SlSdSl3 80; City Extra,
InellHr HANS quite firm quoted SIG 50.....:. CUT
Bkhsr without important change trade light sales a.
NbAi 1nn HAYES Dry sailed Shoulders. 437 &c. Pckled
Neslas, 5isS54c. Picked Hams, SQStc; SMOKED Hams
sno.a.esc. smoked shoulders 5'c... MIpDLhS seadiy
5as ar very quiet sales az West SEQ boxes Long
heia sSoTt clear. 67Oc Long Clear 7.3uc. short
eDa soc onE and Short Clear half and half 1.40c.
Ciohi niF-SFD HOGS sGi4c lover and owl City HEAVY
.-;.-bt 9Ic Pigs 6sc Western %. 70 RID
foMISe heavy and about Sc per 100 n lowers trade very
uts pr me spot 7.S7 0sc Od and New settling
1VV~ LAST Call 792l2c.: go on Gr de, 7.75c.:
Ns0 ia February, 1900 Old Nv G6c Now, closing ~ p
a.. 500 March, New. sos Zoe. closing S02 9
e. l. 600 tcs Year 1900. Third Ca-January
e. gOd 81 &c; February 1896. DO, Old or New.
49, % c March. S.O5a6OI hc; do Old or New. 1850
e,i.c ApTl slJaSl7 May, $50 ds.27 c. Year, 7S5
81 az DC fairly active sales, POO tcs 7s0c. Re
80 In rodeya demand 400 cs for continent 500 pr
sste terms quoted BUTTER CHEESE and EGGS
without important change -,
,,ces strong; trade fairly active
psnGAR~aw quiet and rather nominal Fair to Good Re
SSc sales 1874 hhds Porte Rico, ac 401S bags Rio
&C.: Refined I'm light demaud Crushed 91edlOc Pow
Sed Oc Granulaed 9'sd9a4c Cut Loaf 10 sc standard
SEEDS Quiet Timothy So; Flax 81 10; l65 bags Prime
Glove sold IT &c
esTF rim Quiet unchanged.
TsIIoW-steady sales 40, 100 II, at Gao.
WHIsKEY -Steady; sales 80 b. at III IS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-01-20
III o1r. Inn ln-tInnr s.eadv and unchangod. Mheat
COTTON NfARKEIs.

AuGtsTAJan l9-Cotton STEADY; MddinP. IL; Low VIC
fl re ,, ',e'' Good o'n''' &C. ''''' '-'
'saTIMoHt Jan lection quiet MidiliDg. l2Ac; Low
Middiing. 1se. Good Ordinary 49, net receipts: .
bales gross S0j bars ,xpors c"aEl-' 90 '''S' sara
boston jan Ig-Cotton qnct; Milding l3o.; Low Mo
S STo.s & 600 ,1 bales: siock aii5 bales.
CHAELEsroS. Jan. LECTION quiet Medng' To- i3
bales exports 10 the continent 0g bale ca-1"'7e Ao-"
SfStSSHfi jan ia-toron quiet Niifi.np l2lc: Low
Middrrg. g. Good Ordinary g receti' i'1, 80, n- e
t+GIyrsToS Jan. TO- Cotton qTIc Midalnr l2..r' L2w
S Sieo' tro Eola bales cviors to Great Britain IT,
haes Jhe ntinent 1870 baos' sales 80 H'i s'o'A
GfMrin. Jan lo-Co'on quict N.cHn~. PC net 70.
'' NOM JAM Cotton quiet and upch-nsci NG,IinF.
net receipts. 3o.b loics gross BIO. nalesi exports tHr
l9c; ISa Ncainr. re- Coco Ordinary ~ net rs,7t.
1850 bales; gross Iep5 ra'.i .Al"'', r" 49, ,
NoGsoSE Jan. Ia-coton nrm NAaliae; l2Sc nei e
rl pELrI JAM Is Cotton quiet ,rldnar. ls-; low
Mddinr I47ac Cool ordinary. lc net G,, ~ AZ bales
gross COZ bae- sales 800 bales snnci SO olles stock
sS1GSS&n jan Iocot,on lower to sell Nddanc. I27i.c;
20 me- cviTot ca.t,yi.e g. GA 6ae. ,sies 900 bale.
asi evening 900 l9ie7 500 r-,Hto 0,.'' ,s f
Mdtliug &C. Go2a oriinaiy H. '',. -e ny, IN I'''
llyrnQoi- jan H-I-,9 p III, t.n va, Si I 1'
bale. 80, ildnS 90, D,i,s Joy .r, ,Ai a.; ~
aarrh ANA Apr, 1-ii,cr, 7.s, a-o 7'. do-<ApTn ana
June ana Jr,y delivery. 7'as DO, July ala August dci'
iivrifooI Jan IT, 81 D. m-Thc safes ~ cotton ofar
ncud,d zoe pa @, Awerc.n f9iu1, tidna, Lo" w..
september delivery. 3d., de- october aal N''rn'o fcr
ii,iroot Jan lo-5p ul.-co.'on ruius.s ,lo.,' c,l.
Upald- 10" Middlns clause February "d Mare" acii'