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The WOunded President
THE EARLY BULLETINS.

THE EARLY BULLETINS.
EXECUTIVE MANSION, WASHINGTON, Aug.
IS, $50 p. m.-The morning bulletins were
generally conceded at the Executive mansion
to be the most favorable issued since the Pres
ident's relapse. DIR. Agnew's departure for
Philadelphia proved to be the signal for de-
cidedly better feeling in all quarters, and con-
vinced many doubtful ones that the case was
progressing satisfactorily. Previous to leav-
ing, while at the house, the doctor assured Mrs.
Garfield he did not think his presence necessary,
as everything was going on as we'll as possible.
This acknowledgment from the consulting
surgeon was looked on as an
EXTREMELY FAVORABLE
Indication, and all who heard it expressed re-
newed hope, and reviewed the situation as
being better than had been expected twenty
four hours earlier. He has been improving
ever since the first teaspoonful of nourishment
was taken. This fact was proven by his
firmer pulse. Before the noon bulletin
was issued he had partaken of koumiss on
four different occasions, and expressed de-
sire for more. Of course the nourishment
was administered in small quantities. Previous
to administering the first quantity of koumiss,
Mrs. Garfield was setting by his bedside when
he expressed himself as
FEELING COMPARATIVELY WELL
He expressed desire for koumiss, whereupon
his wife gave him the first portion. The fact
of his having suggested the administration of
the nourishment is considered by the sur
geons as an indication that the irrita-
bility of the stomach is subsiding
and that in consequence he continues to crave
food.
Considerable anxiety was exhibited abont
1890 on account of slight delay in the noon
bulletin. The contents OF the bulletin when
it was read in private Secretary Browns
room at lila, did not allay the anxiety be-
cause OF the announcement it contained IN
reference to inflammation of the parotid gland,
and until assurances of the consulting and at
tending surgeons were obtained to the con-
trary.
GREAT APPREHENSION WAS FELT
that new and serious complications had been
encountered. DR.. Hamilton was the first of
the surgeons applied to for information re-
gardng the inaamed gland, but, beyond the
statement, it was nothing Of a serious char
acter,. the doctor was disincGned to talk.
He intimated he could not explain the affec-
ton to non-professionals in the brief time he
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Duluth Marine Notes.

In Especial Telegr to the Globe.]
DULUTH, Aug. 1S.-Arrived Barge Whiting
and consort Guiding Star, Marquette, 1,1OO
tons of ore; steamer Manitoba, sarnia, 80
passengers; propeller Atlantic, Buffalo, 500
tons of merchandise; Frances Smith, Colling-
wood, $50 passengers and 100 tons of mer-
chandise.
Cleared: Propeller Manistee, Houghton;
propeller Atlantic, Buffalo, 100 barrels of
flour; steamer Frances Smith, Collingwood;
steamer Manitoba, Sarnia.
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Outside and Inside.
MARKED CONTRAST.


WASHINGTON, Aug. 1S.-The feature of
the Presidents case, which has concentrated
all attention to-day, has been the swelling Of
the parotid gland. This was universally cons
sidered as something very serious, and out
side doctors, by which is meant those not in
eogsraten tns sase nearly all rbeP put decsna shas
that it was Development of blood poison
ing, caused the abandonment of hope outside
the White house, but there all is very differ
ent. There is evidently more cheerfulness in
the White house tonight than at any time
since the President was shot. The contrast
between the feeling on the street and at tine
White house was peculiarly marked tonight.
JEALOUS DOCTORS.
sThe depression outside was caused by the
doctors of the city, who have, with bat few
exceptions, asserted and persisted in the as
sertion, that the swelling of the Presidents
gland pointed to an early death from blood
poisoning. Every one of the Presidents sur
geons assert that there is no payamea, that
there are no signs of it, that the swelling of
the gland is nothing to cause any alarm, and
that he is steadily improving. At 1 o'clock
had a talk with DR.. Bliss, who Is so entirely
confident of the Presidents ultimate recovery
that he speaks of it as coming fact. He was
asked:
How is his stomach?
It has recuperated, and its tone is restored.
Yesterday he took two drachms of liquid
nourishment into his stomach. To-day he
had sixty four, and has relished it, and wanted
more. He has now
POSITIVE APPETITE,
and his stomach is growing stronger. He
has not experienced any nausea to-day. We
are gradually increasing the quantity of food
administered.
Do you continue the enemata?
Yes, and will continue to do 80 until he's
strong enough to take and retain solid food.
How about the wound?
1t is doing excellent well and the whole
field is granulating. We don't apprehend any
further trouble with the wound
In my judgment it will heal up
without receiving any further
attention than the regular dressing. We
don't expect to perform another operation un-
til we cut the ball out. We will not do that
until he gets up, and not then until the ball
gives him some trouble.
Then you do do not think the swelling will
set him back any?
It will neither retard his recovery or impair
his condition.
And you feel as hopeful as ever?
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In the 2:2l in the inside of the third quarter
and throwing out Weeks, the driver The horse
ran to the third pole, settled into trOt and was
caught ct the distance stand. Weeks was stunned
for few minutes and bruised in the back, but not
seriously injured In the 2mile race Amber broke
badly four times to Post Boys seven. Post Boy led
by length at the inish but the heat was declared
dead between Post Boy and Amber for running
this caused dissatisfaction among the pool buyers.
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Consult the European regular graduate
diploma in ofice-on all sexual, nervous, and
chronic diseases. Twelve years experience
See advertisement elsewhere, 4S9 Jackson st.
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( NEW York, Aug. 1s-Pool Commissioner Fink
stated to-day that not having received affirmative
reports from parties not Represented at the meeting
Of the Joint executive committee of trunk lines the
10th instant the resolution passed at the meeting 10
restore tariff rates the 22d instant cannot therefore
he put In effect.
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Rev. Mr.. Byrne, president Of Mount st. Mary's
college, Emmettsburg, Nd, reports that the fiuan-
cial troubles Of the institution are now definitely
settled. A basis of compromise with the creditors
has been reached and 1t will leave the college build
ing intact and reserve sufficient lands for recreation
grounds, farming and gardening purposes.
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Virus, malarial poison, mercury. arsenic,
and quininc deposits, are as certain to be
eliminated from the system, as that you try
the Holman Liver Pad Co.'S treatment No
mistake about it.
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WORTHINGTON.
Serious Illness of Ex-Gnv. Miller-Antece-
dents of the Man Murphy, the Burglar,
in the Bamsey County Jail.

in the Bamsey County Jail.
Especial Telegram TO the Globe.)
WoRTHINGToN, Minn., Aug. 1S.-Ex- Gov.
Stephen Miller, of this place, is lying very
low and cannot live maHy hours.
The man under ARE st in your city giving
his'naTne as Murphy has frie nds living in
Rock county. His right eye was shot out by
ex-Sherif Town, Of this place, few years
ago while he was attempting to escape, hav-
ing been arrested for burglary committed at
Sibley, Iowa, for which he was convicted and
sent to the Iowa penitentiary for two years.
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. HOWGATB'S STEALS.
GEN. H1zEN THEY EXCEED
$4,000.

While Counsel Assert the Defalcation
Accused Arraigned and Asks for POST
ponement of the Preliminary Examina-
tiOn---Bail Fixed ut $4,000 and Case
Continued to Saturday to Give Howgate
an Opportunity to Furnish the Bond---
Miscellaneous Crime and Casualty Rec
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A NEW TROUBLE.


The following is the 1890 official bulletin,
which has just been sent from the surgeons
room: 12:9J p. m.-The President is suffering
some discomfort this morning from the com
mencing of Inflammation of the right parotid
gland Iu- his condition he is somewhat i'm
proved, and especially his stomach is becom-
ing less intolerant. He has asked for and re-
tanned several portions of liquid nourishment,
much more than he could swallow yesterday.
The nutritiye enamata continues to be used
with success. At present his pulse is los,
temperature 984, respiration Is.
(Signedj D. W. BLISS,
J. K. BARNES,
j. j. WOODWARD,
R. REYBURN,
+. H. HAMILTON.
The parotid gland alluded to in the bulletin
is the salivary gland nearest the ear, which
passes its secretlons into the mouth during
the process of mastication. The trouble grows
ont of the enforced idleness of the gland and
the stomachlc troubles.
EXECUTIVE MANSION, WASHINGTON, Aug.
IS, p. m.-The Presidents condition at 1
O'Clock this afternoon, as stated by the phys
icians, is slightly improved. An ounce or
two of extract of beef was administered to
him this afternoon by the natural channel,
and has been retained. DR.. Agnew has gone
home, but will return to morrow. He told
Mrs Garfield and Secretary Brown, before he
left, that he anticipated no trouble before be
returned.
CONSIDERABLE PAIN.
EXECUTIVE MANSION, 4:50 p. m.--(Unoffi-
cla). 1.-THE President is quiet, and with the
exception of experiencing considerable pain
from Inflammation of the parotid gland, lis quite
comfortable. He has taken koumiss at inter
walls all day, and has retained it. 1t is gener-
ally maintained by the surgeons that infam-
nation of the gland is not an alarming
feature.
DONE WELL.
EXECUTIVE MANSION, 6:30p m.-The Pres
ident has done well during the day. He has
taken nourishment by the mouth this after
noon with evident relish, and without subse-
quent nausea. There is some rise of tempera
ture, but his general condition is rather
better. Pulse 1O6, temperature 100, respira-
ton Is.
NOTHING SERIOUS.
EXECUTIVE MANSION, WASHINGTON, Aug.
Is. DIR. Bliss, in response to the interroga-
ton on the subject of Inflammation of the
Presidents parotid gland, agrees with DR..
Hamilton that there is no occasion for alarm
and it is not an unusual occurrence in cases
where the patient has been greatly debited
He said it is not an indicative of pyGmia or
fever.
ELAINE TO LOWELL.
The following was sent this afternoon:
Lowell, Minister, London:-At 2 o'clack p.
m the President shows slight improvement
in his power to retain and digest food, but his
general coddition is not strongly reassurlng
(Slgned.) BLAINE, Secretary.
RESTING QUIETLY.
WASHINGTON, Aug. IS, MIpNIGHT.-Nc
noticeable change in the Presidents condition
since II. He is resting quietly now. DR.
Bliss and members of the household have re
tired for the night.
ALL QUIET.
EXECUTIVE MANSION, Aug. 10, 1:45 p. m
AT this hour everything is quiet in the sick
room. The doctors are doing in the adjoin.
ing room.
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Gas Fixtures, Portables, Shades, at Kenny
& Hudner's.
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Great western Band Excursion

Will leave for Minnetonka Sunday morning at
SIS a. M; returning, 7:05 p. M. Fare, round
trip, to Upper lake, $780, The arrangements
promise good time. No postponement.
All kinds of refreshments on board
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Caldwell's
Cured of Drinking.

Grand Feast at the three Golden Gates, on
Saturday night.
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S4S, $50, $50, jackson street, grand lunch
on Saturday night
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Edward Fitzgerald, OF the Archer line propeller,
of which his brother is captain, was crushed to
death by the cars yester day, at Erie, Pa.
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Resolutions of the American Bar AssOcia-



SARATOGA, Aug. 1S.--At the meeting of
the American Bar Association to-day, James
o. Broadhead, Missouri, offered a resolution
which was adopted, that this association re-
gard it to be 4uty to express their deep sym
pathy with the President, his family and ma
ton, in the great sorrow through which they
are now passing; their horror at the crime
which has plunged the nation into grief, and
the hope and prayer, in common with their
fellow citizens OF every name, that he may
soon be restored to health. The resolutions
were sent by telegraph to the Presidents fam
lily and the secretary of state.
FAVORABLE SYMPTOMS
New YORK, Aug. 1S.-A Washington spe-
cial says: A stronger pulse, better feeling
of the skin, the retention of nourshment de-
rived from the enemata, and the excellent tone
of the Presidents mind, are mentioned this
morning as unmistakable indications that the
srisis is past. and the road to recovery again
regained. The fact that the President is able
to procure refreshing sleep without the use of
anOdyne is pointed to as one OF the most favor
able features of his case. The irritation of
his stomach has entirely ceased, and it is
thought the patients thirst will be entirely
satisfied by supplying him with fluids in the
ordinary way and by enemata. The wound is
considered in very healthy condition.
WOUND HEALTHY.
A Washington special says DR.. Bliss this
morning, speaking of the condition of the
Presidents wound said it is really surpris-
ing to see its progress. During three days
of starvation, while all other conditions were
at the worst, the wound has been at its best.
In reply to question what about the pros
poets to-day, he said it is small matter to
build upon, two teaspoonsful of beef tea, and
yet no one can tell how joyfully l watched
that test of the stomach. l am almost Ger
tain that we shall be able to nourish him nat
urally after to-day.
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Remember the grand concert at .Caldweil's s
on Saturday night.
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DR.. Bliss.
NEWSPAPER REPORT DENIED


EXECUTIVE MANSION, WASHINGTON, Aug.
lS.-The publication of an alleged extract
from letter written by Dr. Bliss to a friend
in Chicago, H., in which. he is reported as
saying he holds no interviews with newspaper
correspondents, but that they insist upon in
venting false and foolish conversations with
HIM, and concluding with the sentence,
"Don't think the Presidents surgeons and
physicians are shallow fools because the press
gang here try to make them out such" has
been subject of considerable comment
among members of the press during the day,
and in order to obtain the facts
in the case, the article was clipped
from morning paper and sent to
DR.. Bliss, with the request that he should say
in writing whether or not he wrote the letter
referred to. The response DR.. Bliss returned
is as follows: "In reply to your note request
ing to be informed if the enclosed slip from a
Chicago paper was written by me, l have to
state that the paragraph is an entire falsifica-
ton, and is only one of many false and cruel
attacks upon me since | have occupied the
position of surgeon in charge of the Presi-
dent. ! have not heretofore thought proper
to make any public de1ial of these heartless
attacks upon my character, and only now in
reply 10 your kind note of this date, because
you seem to think it is of sufficient import
ance to call my attention to it. Very truly
yours, d. w. BLISS.
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Base Rail-.

AtChicago-Buffalos Z, Chicagos 6.
At Worcester-Worcester s, Providence 6.
AT Observation-Disclosures 3, Cleveland 0.
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CITY NOTICES.
Cald Place

Lead and iron pipe pumps at Kenny S Hud-
narSa
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THlflsd0U Bulletin.

EXECUTIVE MANSION, WASHINGTON, Aug.
Is, 4 a. m.-Mrs. Edison, who has just left
the sick room, says the President has rested
we'll thus far during the night, that no nausea
or vomiting has occurred, and that the pros
poets are good for continued rest.
EXECUTIVE MANSION, WASHINGTON, Aug.
Is, $50 4. m.-The President has passed a
very comfortable night, sleeping we'll the
greater portion of the time. There has been
no further vomiting. The nutritive enemata
are still retained. This morning the pulse is
slower and his general condition better than
yesterday at the same hour. Pulse 10i tenn
perature 9S s, respiration II.
[Signedl D. y. BLISS,
J. K. BARNES,
j. j. WOODWARD,
RoBT. REYBURN,
d. Fl. AGNEw.
F. H. HAMILTON.
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The Utica Meeting.

UTICA, Aug. 1s.-Races today resulted as follows.
New-York tribune., 1881-12-28
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

NFyy.y0RK Dec. 27.-BEEVES-Re eipts 30 o.
Glg bcaI j7 cgrs GJi-si. and al Jersey ~
rot rrpts three days fOG head against G364 L I'd
for the OIding time last "Uek There tad" in
live Cattle at either market place OF the fresh receipts 20
car loads were consigned direct TO two city saugtcr and
n car loads were ExpO Catt" for NJ Eastman OF thee
he escycd 100 expectation In dressed quar- nnd
~ head 10 aip At Washington Maiast dressed hccf
prime Beef Sides hold az va 2c and very htLc
wanted at tho attor figure choice reached
g5c Poor to Fair quality ranged from Go % Sc and cow
low Gj No improvement can DO looked Tor
II G. Eastman Iuod his EIpor cattle as 70 lows: II III
uos steers y Cwt, az lO'ic % ID 10 do CIV" al Ilc Us
do = cwt, at lll4c ., ,..,.,. . - ,.....,..
Mnnsrcu bg Nj +. As. 4sham, a.d ~ quarters OF .yt
and 3O carcas5es Mutton in the steamer NddA D. AiI
I1srII J.ss,mau. other shipments until THURSDAY.
CAJVES- Receipts 90 head - al OF both-'L
and manly ve.s which sold AT stoidy prices he
d. reached TO- Country H0gdrcs iud Calves ar reported
Iv al I20l2 the Best Jerseys aud ll0l@c. Tor
stef,. J. H. Hume sold 10 state NeIlb. lls d. al hlc
eII.I.P AND lANBsltc' 'eIpH were caG3 oi ~ htai-
car al ltlst and at Jersey city. Total feccpA gr q
DAYS. 1907 head againd IS" Ag,d Tor @ the
at Gjihs for lack OF offerings ~ Jcry ,iy
c,raIs OF ueep hands al ry cl1ng pc,-
and aiough very nttlc stock wanted stera wore h"d
ing the few loads sale ifHy In view O Tic M sup,
fr n pitisbnrg md cars from Bunao, making aloWanc"
tr r. ry car onds state stock that may be tkptt 70
arive aid Including tie loads az tfsy tly carrie
rr from to-day supply at both markets tomorrow " ~
hardly exceed loads IN washington MAJ lu''
vs. n trade OF any consequence either n Dressed Mutton p
TaInbs and while pucos were quo.eI about
sta ~ no advance WIS to<d loI even
sb,,id the weather turn Oh C1lh,. uiAc.s q
nm suppiy OF stock should cnnuuc Tor several da5 Fi
esrca SIS u Wcher Mutton, weighing ~ D. are not r'ug
New-York tribune., 1881-12-28


fnr upl.ads GA r.i vddss Orleans Cisad. faes 5000
cent so5S nar, i1cluding roo Ga~. Hin,rican ff
uro.-U piasds low AfddlIng CLAUSE December ioyery
uify February delivery, ,az do March AMI Aprii de
IEtry G1,d: do. pnl anl Mny delivery. Gad, do MAY
aud Junc delivery. Ca.d; do June and July dcIgcy. G1d
iiyflrool Dec 27-I2o p -ruturcs-r piands
Low Mddng clause, December livery. G-iad do. ucccn-
delivery, 6h I'D do February and March delivery ts2c DO
May and june delivery 6'-d.
Low Mdang elans- March ana Aprl delivery O-'Szd do
clndcG s. : - bsies American
Low EGI gdIe pa caase baeeDer dS,e , do Jas
JuIv delivery G'a2d do. July and August delivery.
lIyEErogl Dgc ZOO P m-Eatnrost glanGs LoT
April and Nav dcl'crv G"isd do. May aud June do.
hyery Cz'4; fngte1 steady ,,,,, ,,,,, ia. ,o,
Middinr ic. 5ool Ordinary lOlic. reccpi, l4a7 bales
EALuaolr, Dec 27.-cotton qHiet Mddnng, lISca Low
Midahng IA sci GoOd Ordinary lU4c gross receipts 500
53 20 Dalo,.
EosroS. Dec 27-roton quiet Mddn-. i2'.ra Low
baes. lock ., 10" ba.cN 49,. ,,, ,,.,, ,. 49,,
MiiaIls, - sDl &C., GooI 0ri9ary, loh0l0Jc nct &C.
Continent 1859 bales, sales. 1850 ul,s stock. 100000
cistNsAr, Dec. 27.-corou steady; ,udiug I4e. Low
MddIre. llc.. GODl orlnlrY l &C.. rcctptl uO5 baot
shipments. i2- harsi stocl. SOS biet
bale" cSparla ooa,isp, ~ 5aas. sos $50 Daa. stocA
IoIi,5Iu- Dec. 97.-couml og.l WlnHs. u A.
IL Q. Ds e shpheut ei2 bale; .tpok. l0, ii3 bales
NoHt, n' ~ raary rr r.,,ls rs tscs
exports c14-tw.se. Lo52 U4ei; sale, loOJ balee hooA
SEw.0ELEAxs Doc 27.-Cottan quiet: 'ndHne. ilsc.;
Low ItdAE llc. Good O'laA-y, 4o'4... ba, 'e,ePsi'
500 bai- arosa l@oJJ bales sales 00J0 OAe'' 1''oA'
SoagoL. Dec. 27-Cot,sn dul ,nlnns, u'e. net re.
New-York tribune., 1881-12-28
49, 1900 MARkEr.-nY TeLEGRAFII.

BrFFNo Dec 27.-CNrrLE- Receipts today, o. hcal,
total Tor week hus far lH| h'la for same TINE it
5r'G rec ut- consigned through, 10 cars ~ @ "a
uucAlngrd uIlfr. Choice steers here sales on ul 90,
Ucrs at TUU5 20. Light steers, 81 2O"+J bHlc'I' o"
and iVrd lots So 5r4+ ~ lO; Jl sold. , 80, ,,-
SurFP AND LiYR5- Receipts today i,'ol lcHl "a f11
week ,hUs far. head Tor same time last N'fA
head con,jsucd ulr1ulh demand lar "hl s,,,
UTlr. OH rings light: sales ~ Fair % tod western ~ y,
siasJ. Choice 2j l&5 JO common S"e'P 80 80
oGs-Eccpts 10 dag 900 head. total for week mus a
GtU heau. 20. time last week, 2uNp cla IA,
CONSIGNED through 20 caTs market 1u ana ~. . ,ti,
lower. sales ~ Good 10 Ci1lcc Gorfer' - ,i
3 gyu%G o.; Good Medium Wcist- - = - -, .|i - 80
Heavy G 2JG&G load very Fancy So %; PlgN % Qua
$3.50 . .. ,,,-
CHICAGO Dec 81 Hoes Bocoipts. l10oo head mar
Good liked, - 10: Light, - 8" 4F ~ iiee! ,,e
QsGIu; TliaI,lhlls and Larl Hogs 80 5OuSC, ,9 5APs
and tu.s, : '0fJ 20 ,.,.u-. e,f,
CArTLs-icccts 200 no15: market ok and slow. -nt p
Ug,I lrc lower, Good p thoco, - uHru -: C"Uon ~
Fair - a00j Mixed GuIchcrs steady hut cc-iri i1o
Fair 0} 80, GOOD 60 Choice, - tO@@i ~ Hl'oA'' ~
Fec ,HIg unchanged. .,.. ,,--.,,,r
Medium ~ gOa - sl, Coca 10 Choice l"@i "' ''
II iorls, pec Receipts 100 head sEnmsn,s
300 heal supply and urWAuu very lTni prices i".,-
Norors - 7JDsj 90; Packing BucAer- 10 f""c'' 80 "
500 ,.,, -. .,,r,ry
ctuLg- Receipts 700 heed; shipment, goo head; TuIg
and demand Iylt price, nominal; Butchers 0tee4'' F'U
81 ~ Cows Hciicrs, S50.3 ~. ,.. -, ,,u,,,I
-HEFI-Ecccipts 300 head. slpm, ntN ,JJ hoA' N'''"
very hsh Good 60 Fancy Muttona Pi4s''
New-York tribune., 1881-12-28

sold at Sc and &c f. an exceptional price !or the best q
sold Az WashingtOn Market. Dressed iamaf arc fuo, f
s o for Common Prime stock, and fJcc aD sen "o"h "
low u G0Ic Der b. - -. g. ... a.. p 81
Salcs-Negton ti!lett sold: los ONO o-eai" 30 '' |
5l2c. - do. 1T 2. at &C. OIL, a. D. e,
j. l. SAdicr & Co gId; 1853 hCntutAs 9A.'P 90 '@'
"a CJ: lgl Indiana 40. 81 n, at 5tc "a, -
J. n Pc9ck sol 33s Chicago Shec0, % - 40 ~ ~ ,,.,
lOGs-gecslpts n Ui ~ heals ca 8 .
g. end cars at jersey city. Total Icc-ir since
10 7GI head against q q head for the cIrr7poanG
Va week The heavy receipts ~ Live Ip.- }o--t.4
tho weather ~ tJ day caused dun e.lht, a
loads Commission Hogs only - Nut ".ei h'' ,
O'Clock. The r'pYrLuf "it rn lu biAalo anu J. Li ~
p-Jl4Illrv cooler NtiNr. i1iloi W. .'.~'
.gIa-1,n mold M, OH m - .tggu, Sd. .torllvl pl.r
~AIr-hir1r GO. sold: loe western .1Ht ia M Ut ~. t
smith q ad sold ile yesterday: 30 western fi- 80 10
40 Diic. ,sI .s
U6SFS- -Notblug new I'm the Horse tr'ic. a i'W HAl :
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