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Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1882-09-16

Go to j. B. Ritchey to buy your
nit jars.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1882-09-16
For Sale.

A good second hand two horse car,
riage for sale. Apply to
j. p. GARTNER.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1882-09-16

Itching Piles cured with Duncan's
CarboIic Ointment. 1t is unsurpassed.
Sold by all druggists.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1882-09-16

New -four at Womack q Colville's
at reduced price.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1882-09-16

"BLACK-DRAUGHT" makes chilIs
and fever impossible.
For sale by ]. b. Ritchey, druggist.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1882-09-16
Cure for CrOun.

Oufe LOT VrOup.
DR.. Duncan's Cough Balsam is a
sure cure for Group in children. 1t
will never fail, is safe and pleasant.
For sale by j. B, Ritchey.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1882-09-16
school Books.

]. B. Rtchey has received good
stock of school books, and can supply
country merchants at satisfactory prices.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1882-09-16

No headache or back-ache for ladies
who drink SWINE OF CARDUI."
For sale by j b. RitcheY. drcrrist
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1882-09-16
DRAUeHT'


Forty years. trial hu proved "BLACK-
DRAUGHT" the best liver medicine in
the world.
For sale by J.B. Ritehey, druggist.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1882-09-16
HOLMES LINIMENT,
OR, THE
Mothers Friend !


One of the greatest comforts to those ex
pecting to be confined is a remedy upon
which implicit confidence can be placed
one that will produce safe aud quick de-
Everyone that will control pain and short
en- the duration of labor. Such is "THE
MOTHERS RELIEF" Try it and see what
A Blessing it is to Suffering Females.
This liniment, when used two or three
weeks before confinement, produces won.
derful effect, causing very easy and quick
labor, with comparatively little pain, and
leaves the mother in a condition to recover
quickly-or in other words to have a good
getting up. Under its use, labor will usual.
ly occupy much less than the usual time
and the suffering be diminished beyond ex
preston.
The condition for which this remedy is of.
fered is of such character as to forbid a
long array of certificates. Those interested
in its use are respectfully referred to the hun
dreds who have used it,
Read the Testimonials
most earnestly entreat every female ex-
pecting to be confined TO use "The Mothers
Relief" Coupled with this entreaty, will
add that during large obstetrical practice
(forty-four years. have never known it to
fail to produce a safe and quick delivery.
II. j. HOLMES, NJ. D., Atlanta, Ga.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1882-05-27
Carries Her Certificate.

We have heard of that sort of heart
lessness towards the poor that can stand
by their dying beds and in their pres
ence coolly plan their funeral arrange
ments, but the following is the first in
stance we remember of poor patient
resenting such treatment by getting we'll
Says an English paper;
A poor woman lay very ill in her
scantily furnished home in Sheffield.
The doctor was sent for and came. He
at once said that hers was a very grave
case, and that she had, rs he thought,
little chance of recovery, even if she
could get the nourishment her illness
required. .e-"
As he was about TO leave, the question
was put, "When shall we send for you
again, doctorP'
"Well," was the reply, as he looked
at the poor woman, and then, at her
wretched surroundings, ~ don't think
you need send for me again. She. can
not possibly get better, and to save you
further trouble. I'll just write you out q
certificate for her burial" And he did.
After the doctor departed. the woman
women always were willful-got bet
ter rapidly. She has now completely
recovered, and goes about carrying her
burial certificate with her. Y0sstk'&
Companion,
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1882-05-27
A Peculiar Calendar.

If the length of the shadow on the 21st
of June is divided into four equal parts,
and the length on the 21st of December
into two equal parts, we shall have six
equal measures of length corresponding
with six unequal intervals of time; these
intervals may then be distinguished ac-
cording to the length of the shadow.
The Japanese avail themselves of this
popularity of shadows in their country
to adjust the division of their solar year,
the first day of which corresponds with
the 21st of June of the Gregorisn reckon
ing. They divide the year into twelve
equal months (mangsa,) which are
respectively Al, %, "a, Is, 81, 43, 43, 26,
25, "a, % and "a days long. 1ndepen-
IDENTIFY of this division, the farmer plants
his rice and other crops according to the
height of Orion and the Pleiades above
the horizon. This height is taken either
at nightfall, half an hour after sunset, or
in the morning, half an hour before the
sunrise. The following are the names
of the calendar months. and the most
important observations and farmers
rules that are connected with them.
First month (Kasa), forty-one days,
from the 21st of June to the 3lst of July
inclusive. Orion and the Pleiades are
visible in the east, respectively 2l and
As degrees above the horizon. The sun
turns back toward the south; mans
shadow at noon reaches four feet south.
The fresh water fish iwak bettik has one
spot on its head. 1t is time to plant the
second crop of rice. ~
Second month (Kara), twenty-three
days long, from the LIST to the 23d of
August. The Pleiades are in the zenith,
20 degrees above the eastern horizon.
The iwak bettik has two spots. The sun
goes farther toward the south. A mans
shadow at noon measures two feet south.
Popular Science Monthly.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1882-05-27
RALPH WALDO EMERSON.

As illustrating the style of the late Ralph
Waldo Emerson, we give below two of his
poems-the first, a clever little fable; the other,
the celebrated patriotic poem which has been
50 widely quoted:
THE MOUNTAIN AND THE SQUIRREL.
The mountain and the squirrel
Had quarrel;
And the former called the latter Little Prig;
Bun replied:
You arc doubtless very big,
But all sorts of things and weather
Must be taken in together
To make up year,
And sphere.
And think it no disgrace
To occupy my place.
If I'm not 80 large as you,
You are not 80 small as l.
And not half so spry.
I'll not deny you make
A very pretty squirrel trap.
Talents differ: all is well and wisely put;
If cannot carry forests on my back;
Neither oan you crack nut.
THE CONCORD HYMN.
by the wide bridge that arched the flood,
Their flag to April breeze unfurled,
Here once the embattled farmers stood,
And fired the shot heard round the world.
Tho foe long since in silence slept
Alike tho conqueror silent sleeps;
And time the ruined bridge has swept
Down the dark stream which seaward creeps.
On this green bank, by this soft stream,
We set to-day votive stone,
That Memory may their dead redeem,
When, like our sires, our sons are gone.
Spirit that made these heroes there
70 die and leave their children Free
Bid Time and Nature gently spare
Tho shaft we raise to them and theel
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1882-05-27

1t appears that noisy person by the
name of Pat Desmond is just at present
running the town of Pueblo to suit him
self The other night he entered the
Republican Office and calmly cleaned out
the establishment because that paper had
criticised him in his official capacity.
somebody would be amply justified in
hitting Mr.. Desmond with sand-bag
-Denver Tribune.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1882-05-27

Garner Wilson, of Cowley Run,
Potter County, Pa, was startled few
days since by seeing doe running past
him, with a wildcat clinging to her
back She ran but short distance and
fell dead. Mr.. Wilson shot and killed
the wildcat.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-31

sarce ard nominal .LABD-Market opened about 7ise
100 hsher ono iued very s'rcnF gpi ns sc tn u.s.
6c fCu the highest re leaving % uusete AMI
TSpor'ci sscs $50 les Prime steam. spot 2c. OH
1925 25tc gsw 415gteA FeOruary IL .2g 20
closing 1$2lo ll$5ci $50 tcs April. ul,qil.,.-er
i3Jt tcs June, ll62haii.t5c closing 1900 llG3 70.
JTy eiosns ,.C7Fj go zee, seller 'e lds,n t,,
2ni in moderate delngld sacs ll2 IS, ,r,l
AGAIN Iuie' but yeiy frm on au st1cS which IS .,..
ieieI. l9 g.. , SaIe r ltsilf pS'n ~ ', , ..
Diaries Good TO Gnoce a. g. state DAIRY Tubs Poor 20
Wette-n TrSi,srg p ~ 30 Cb0icr io04 e.. Imitation
Creamery 27a&-r Western Dairy, Poor Choice l5g
Western Factory Poof TO Choice l2o2 c.; Western Rolls
Go.u ro Prime. 13a25c .CHisss>E unC IFnerd no pL''
v sstern FiaL Fair 10 Prime gdlac; Cheddsr. Far 10
E8Gs-,,ir ri csnirrci cool W aJer ad uSieTs. Tegg'r
Long Island ana nearby 25%nc state and Penn'yy
2Go2t-o- Western Fresh - Sc southern iIesl'
or 70 Good - &c: LINED Canada Western and state
RICE-Ncre active and steady at 5laa7ac though sone
inferior sold a. low a. 4ac sales 300 bbs and tc alto
EEDS-cioyeE sase FOR western ia =. Tor 6 r,
store Pax eed. 81 81 0s 40 Calcutta Lnseed quoted
lrNE- Dali and weak; Choice city quoted lliac.
O.eouarrsrn, sod at 4. for small lot
sUGAR2-I:aF du and merely nominal Fair to GOOD Re
Centrifugal &c; 20 hhds cuba Mnscoyado &c. -
IDl2c; rushed 1O2c. Cubes 3's0Va.c; Powdered .c
erlnqiale 4ec Mob 5e a. W3te Extra
80" Si-4si yellow do 10 7'-qSc Yellow c. al o'
Yellow, d .d7 &C .,..... ..
sales. MS Sl4c. =,
circus t4at tie Woo uAT.J h' oe' N
= JanuHl ana tla ti'
Just ended the dts OF the season are ia l. Iiat u
mos -angaBt Of Wool must admit ne report u
.a, pT IN. evious week was poor enough but com area
present report ii fairly goo Tor The decietst OF
@, domestic fleece amounts to lJOp0'O To- Oon-ly
COntinuatunO dun trade Tor one month 9t'c'
holders under press Ire e. SELL tau7 ue-
cline This however no; at present Prices are
very dealers manifest easnrss me most con
tiit mills mus sou
create present Gutiuon~, ana SOME OF
more dealers predict advance ot cents pei
our opinion l. tn present pcrs vi"
he the
January auXietv look upon II as the eRl
trade following the acu'v "i DeteniocI'
Of 81 T. active business a. req
rusry The the consist Of 4lSupl washed
liz 600 secured: 4s1 800 Unwasled 2209J1 10 pulled
and Nols Tn,a Domestic 2Sl 600 Foreign, 2JI,OOO ID
| 1C al Dome site and Foreign, l.J13,uOO 10.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-31
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE. TUESDAY JANUARY 81, 1882

dui AZ s2t Western. cu ~ 70. Bacon-Cunberland
Cuf. duli i-td: short Rib dull no tlf Long Clear
steady fr6t Clear steady az 81. hsus-Lour Cat
aru SD. .dnrs. Gul -f Tor new. Eeei-india
ar- stty 7t Mess hrm % Al ~ Primo Mess dn
Lari-lrue EASTERN. steady 40 5l IaiiOYfiiino
CIV 8eadf. %. tJt. IIrpcuunc-@Du'tt Steady ~ ~
.sutrc lul 8r n or Common st-UiF nc tOd 'heese--
aI"lsIn 'ao. t-rer a. H' 81 iari M non. dtre tl0nr-
.Krrl state dG'l vr d. W1flNn White seaiY az iN4t
so. ,9nug. uun at iea'r " ntor SOW western steady
IL. to-I-H Zre. steady al JllioL Optt1laDei OIL
yellow American. H're H17.D-COuTIu 90 I1udpn
steady roo o. 1urg. uunr-aDuts aJ London STEADY 40
LIVERPOOL -IIu. |.-I.jU @. m.-ioet. lls per ucrce
for Extra India Mess; tarn- trtc tcr CN Toe .l' v-I
grade American. Earu1. g. 3D. FOR snort lear
Middle IrIoW. a.. Cwt Lard. 81. pc. tWL tii
American. PORK r. Ud oDL for Prime Mes.
l1r.IOf. q ,li aicufto L.ls.el ~ 81
quarter sperm tf. AF1 ron; Pale hpsu. ne
iuIu. f,suu'ts P"trf
Jenna. u..f spirits o feir0icdm end1 Nn pei eAlioh;
Common 40 I'd Llnseou OIl 42j.lV per tor-
LIVERPOOL. Jan 30.--NeccIpts Wheat tur the week:
From Atlantic uorts lNl 500 Qu1rtrs from PscH' pnits
.u'u quarters; from other 5000 quarters Corn
-..l quarters
ANTWERP. Jan 3Q.-PcrrOloum. ~ francs 80 cc1tf'es
toI one pale AmeucaH c0Cs Lara closed 10 l5J francs
llu lii02 90
~. jan 3O-Wucox'4 Land closed at So mart3 90
plruulE- uer ljpouufA PeL0irui hatAs 10 Diulk "a
uAyi- Jan. 3.A co4's Lart closed a. u 4~noS
81 cput'ne~ 30 klJs.
0ArBUUG Jan 3U-W ilCOxa Lard closed AZ 30 u-tAs
90 gteuulg- 100 10.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-31
LIVE sronK ,lARKErs-RY rELEaRAPn.

BUFFALO Jan. -CAIrLE-Receipts today ",lDp head
tofa for week thus ft 800 head Tor same time as week
400 heal. through $50 cars market dll anu
lower. rr tuy FAR Medium sales oi Good snip
pers - yuaF5 go. Aelium - FOdS 20 Good ut d
5UG -. Cows and heIrls, ~ Ju ~ ~ II
Bulls ass ~t0ckers ia AgAt demand sales o. ie" OAl'
ad-4. q. a. 80. ,~o.,-, -, -
snREP AND L,Bs-Eecepts to-day. 5000 head total Tor
week thus ar 800 head. time last week 4,WO
head cuu,iaur through. ears. demand 4sEc ana pll.c7
have advanced c tair to Good W estern Sht'I
81 tU4 - % Fancy, s. 81 $50, no western 1hDs
on sale load Common C4ladas brought t. 80 DeSt
HoGs-irccpts today 100 head total for week thus aT
Il o. head. f.r time last week. ! ,VIO heiu'
cons zned sp market dull 9nd UNCHANGED s
q Workers. IS; Good Medium weights - 7JHe'.
Good Choice Hclyy,@l lOas1 10 very lie" Ae'hum OF
Heavy safe Pigs. > 3o Is 30. $780,. $500 49,.
CHICAGO. jan JJ.-HoCs-Receipts. 10000 head. ship
mems 500 head. stronger with good denanh
Common food Mixed st - 90 Heavy facAlng aiu Sg
ping. 6uu- pLItep naA AID aI"cr.,. ~ lVd>f %
SKINS lld tuUs. 80 DuHfj 10; Light Hog, ~ l'd4 80
CArrLg-RoCoipts 100 head shipments ZOO head; mar
ke more out quOaby higher Exports nominal ~
80 0-t Good 90 Choice shipping, - u3@' 20 common
- tJ0~t 30, Mixed Butchers siuLttr an! more
active 1t 3, 5o4ei -tocker- ANA -rde.s > =?
S!lEEP-EeCelIt l,1uu ucIl; shipments tU' htLl mar
family aid n, al. Inferior 10 falt 'J Ne
% Good. % 4 scs Ap.ct o. IVtra- @'He 3D.
LOUIS. Jan -llOs-IarAtt .tellFf Light re ''oti
Workers sc0t O Packing, 50 O1VO 'J butchers 70 Fancy
Ielyv. 80 81 a..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-31

e ~ b esG Kan. g 9i G'Fi9Sy SS 25 s Kea
steers fed 23j 81. l0so; l. d.. l0Js To- - "'
n fa-crard for W Patterson, % iniaeis st.r lao 81
d. az O. So O. 100 l1 DO 3I1lb az ne 81 ' e. - Oh
Gis & brown FOR selves Is lSis s.ocr 7z3s, c~' a
20 Coon II 5cf d Iiuoos s,,c-I a. r. A. l2tc -
= DO I4f3 r., Dt lzc l, e! p.s n.t !" 10 I45' ~ -
Lac a. DO 1877 D. .: BE-; 81 do LES @ a. u &c DO Z.
r.. -0o Den head n DO arl D. ~ 1910 i~do ,-l d. %
r. ~ o." 80 &C. IJl %. t'sc and 81 ir' ue'"' '' ~ ''
IILcif cows-Frssh rc,eIp;s h.ld and t1r r.
icr te Foss vc,e TO- De % la.l-t 49, a.id -s f
rar s-ff ar sj SO v. mead s7'17' er' reached f'T
GhlyEs- Receipt vcr, I7s hcri7ea o. e',s, ana 2ai
Jersey .n 'Ir,' ~ re- .,'e - M 81. $50. Neas
were steady No -sle- enc t.I a.oye &C. Dni l''''
sales lIairnIec, y Davis SOLO Gras-ers 80 ~ 2'
q ,-. co. 1 . r. ,f 5c. Ed t,l. 80 T. a. 5c
Du.uls a. i'vJ .oi ~ ,Jass,s5, ~ fr VA rayr,'
36J D. - 80 Fo Calvvs, 4jj D. at o NeA7 100 3D. "
sHE.F AyD LAMBS Receipts veTe e. cas- Of l.5
head c1r. AZ Jersey y an1 d. ,5 rsao,ly az
ic sheep sold VOL at 60si AMI ihe pens W.
Cfr Tie r.i wa ste ii de bct,tv for te selling inter
e- nut cry ,i' ',a ~ @ NV and 40 not Indicate
uoeral supply Tor the blance " tn "crk- s
LAMBS ranged from 10 ou,siie fgue ior IA h,ld OIL
Extra state Lambs. - a''rsge bought by o. 0"
%Sgies-P : Kas, sold l3s Kentucky sheep, no 70, at
Judd aocAugi-n a57 Michigan sheep few lambs
90 H. OHIO do, SO b. AZ sac ~ DO 10 d. A 'c' 10
do. - 70. at Sc ~ -. .. r. TX .
40 Chic Oo Lsc. lr dp. 100 II NJ b. 10 10 30 -
at 81 b- -u sheep a-u Lambs - d. IL o'eI '5
Penusvl a Lambs. 80 D.. n 6isc. 40 ~.
H. Irdcark 81 ChIcago sheep. Jos % aJ - w
do 1903 o. ~ - o.; 100 do. loG H. AZ y ~ 10y az ' m
10 10 ll- do 100 % - Sd -n6 go. % ~ III - ~ 30 10
e - 20 ~ do 81 L, a. "a jO SsSs5oun 90 90 " "
: F. saaier & Co. sold 100 Common Kentucky sheep 81
Den6ac, e. Dewey sold ec Western sheGp - H. at o.
1915 do * n a 5ltc 426 DO 70 h. 50 - 80 III 90 - 3D. a.
SIC. a 90 o. 1ac. 2'i 60, % D. at - itl 'tlg uo
% D. a. Jlc. Is Canada Gwes, lAs To- AZ o-c loo -a'"u4
Lamn- ~. - 9s,
! II ruu. sold. ONO sheep. lOT D. az - 20 70 ;
loo f NJ &C. To- do q. Al - % do 80 70, Al '4c
do - d. I'D 5c Buck $50 p. az &c i5t OHIO sheep ana
Lambs - H. al ac. TO- ohio Lambs y ID at 10 o7 CO.
Haie5tck & Davis sold: 24s Illinois sheep. - ~ OF
41.c LOS DO - 1 az Jc; iG- Michigan do - ~ al - 50
81 ohio do 9 h. al - 10; DO. ~ D. nj jr 300 DO 20 D.
al - 80 few Lambs - n, ~ &c lbl do los r. ~
Gle. ~ To- % H. 80 5J "a co, IL ID, ~ b 70 ' o 20
DO ~G 10 az Sic Ill DO part NOiocs % % D. at 'c ~
Chic sheen and a- 81 NJ. AT - 20 80 state lambs %
H. al Sec So Go Is o. =, a.; lt5 OHIO d. - 1 AZ Sc
UOGS-Receipts - Of 1877 head ears dJ
40f-t and JERSEY city. M demand Tor 1--we ogs
todav and The market quoted barely SisaIy 40 OGtC
-acs-kirbv ~ %. sold los Western flE+, 10 10 AZ
| Gle ON ~aturlsf Is- DO. lcl 70. a. IS -. ~ .
smith sold saturday; ~ ono itos- To- d. as
CSC, - Co. 80 d. a. C'4c' coughs "a L. ~ 1-'e'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-31

The large receivers o; Cattle during me w-gH We & D.
Sap - 80 head NJ Go.asnifh ~ head r. Jo.epI
81 head r. 2. Lindsay. 19l head Meyer Is Reeen-cin'
T. lamac4 iO1 head Levy * MY, ad9 head coney *
s1s 81 culver Tor porY WA.
6 h 10 and S9G p 6sa q CO. 565 at io; Tor " II
head ~ do J b at lie y 40 2OO 70, At l0c' oxen
b. IS 2 aa 1915 b. at C. 1910 30 i0 i5do 35
o. az 10 &C. iga9 La D. al 49, 90 - No. T ~ head
Der Ae4d 10 do lOJ0 0lc do, LU3o d. a. Be- Bull,
SbI@ ierg CO. FOR / Kahn Bulls 1892 T.. at 5'c
So b. and II per lG 40. l54 n at Il less 81 per head
per head LIZ II. AZ Sc less uead 80 Bulls.
H. westhelnsr DOty Watkins &c Ohio steers Ill5
W siseei Morris sege - Illinois steers. 1909 D. at
1925 80 NJ a. do zl9 lbs at iol les. II Per heal do
lOi2c less Il per head DO l-ll ID at lQc - 40 177
10, az 80 h,sd ' "a ~ a. ar a. - - JI h.aa al
05 H. at $40 less 81 head - do, 1905 d. At "c;
NesiGn Clett of D. Ftca 81 Ohio steers LO.2 d. at
% al o ss f f 'e %p 1 ~ No. az
LIS To- al LOO; % ID less ~ per head for A Monne 10
Steers loo ID at 1dc SO NJ i,s' soc head do lj3
IL DO IIs9ib lie per mead 10 DO l@0I ~ he
e ooney ~ Mcpherson Tor ear Is Ohio steer POI ~
99so, 5oD Tor selves l. ono steers .-%s To- At ~ &c 90
DO I2sa D. at PC So u, and u per head DO l2iO n,
I5Ol To- at ii &C per head Is DO, l5to D. at lie
dat lie l. 100 a. 4lt 40 uot 4sl-o AZ
ig5c aud II pei Aea - do. l2O3 n, a l4c 6dU oe1 D.
iOa4c DO 1880 D. at 10 &c DO LOO d. at Ioe no.
l,lbO ID, at 30 , ~ ,-.....,--- .- .--.
liza n al gAc SO b. for H. r. Lindsay - Missouri steers
i2O7 TO- al l0s,c u. 80 d. l.l20 b. az 10 - ~ d. Lib
n ~ Id &C. 20 40 llZ5 H. al lD4r, - DO il - D. al l1c
81 do d. IUsc J4 do, lUJ2 D. al 4Oc, do 800 d. al
sales 4 GOth.st-D Wake FOR j. WaiNc.: - Illinois
steers 10 H. lOc 90 b, "a do l2i4 H. al lO2ci DO
~, h. az lOlt head. IL do, Loo r. al II 2c
and per head 10 du LAS D., al l. &c 1' ID ~ 49, Ito
b. at lie do. l2J3 b - per 100 u, - 10 lVi ID
al - s5 40 90. l,25r NJ, AT rs. $1,000 co..
AZ Goldsmith Ion .ef "a Illinois sfeers l.1i- % 90 l-c
81 n IA do 4g2 H. lIasc ~ do, LAB n a. II A-o
% d. do 15I %, at sci 20 do. 2IJ ID, al 4O 90 90
IIA h. 40 lUlt 81 60, b. Hc, less DOC head
II do 800 n, at 92c - do, ll2 - al 9'ac 40 c'Ai
IO4 D. o. 40 Missouri do. l,ubo d. az Jc 20 l
and 10 per head, 80 Kentucky .,1Vs n. al Iue 1000
IZSs h. 81 gLsc. o. 10 ONO DO l,3 D. al Io9F 40 Mich
iguu oxen, l,l54 %, al So. go I.
sVOge q Isogensein for Aeier Rcsenseu - Illinois
-tsr 234 b. az lOsc. So D.. - Io, 40, ID, 90 b. .I cu
DO5 h. al g, SO no. .5l7 d. = &c 10 DO, llt To- al
10 II do I257 10 80 g. o., 1890. D.; %, 40 81 O Is DO
Io- n al 80 10 d. l,2Jt D. 40 1j 80 ~ do, LA ID, Il
t,a II 40 235 h. al IS al ~ %. l,ti7 DO, 40 g.
In Tor ln: ~ kel.ueAy 3lseIs l,-yO 40 ~ Nc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-31
LIVE STOCK MARKET.



loads ci and re cars at 62t Ta4 l 40 ~.
Week we're Isl head less than laa week aad 90 head
win few exceptions Of the worst wc'a' recorded for
81 Cattle and the supply cohhuea ARE ~ I
on Tuesday 90 on ednes5y ~ cars On LhuisIy aug
d an3 grice. on on Fiiiay we're ho Ioaer on Good
CIue anu 10 TO tS DTe' oT H fine pr"liSHs Monday
scarcely croad Of Ca1e va sold in either maT6e ace
ednesdAy or Friday which dd mol mae l0s oi ~ 10
$50 per load aud several large 7ahJeif, say trI
Nor L,g on the general Of thc trade l. useless,
eua meme IS aa that is to sp less cattle 1t true
tar5 large dc and QI EEL ba, ti' surS ~,
ra were received and s9l5 head exported leaving loo"
u a. , We're received and i76l head exported leaving
0Iu head local buyers which shows Clertnce Of
s.ai canoe when consider the vast quantity N
fac. eqa nat " 6eri cattle have a7e-as,d aiT per
above tie ruling ucuies OF as. year ne 'y up q" ~
den shippers do AL te business an1 ~ non efforts
exprcng IN timc to the ,Ier Shippers. FMS
.t Is that he cattle trade the most Glory and
pers find tine realization o tncr pet schem' 10 way
rns feature in the market 1 at JeT'gy city 5
To-Day "a' , ai 9att2 AZ Pbiladc phl and Harrs
r an m u 6uiv los ca. loads reached here to-day.
want. to-d.y Bat The light oil rlAE- encouraged
butchers 90 buy ahead Of present reg if l E . al
ana some of stock weighed alter r u Good 40 e
nrmcr uu no, muca an, -nei; T''e common ana
- an r., dan There absence ol poor TRASH. and
tt ne as -,d i'm tlose Yards b-Ow &C, 60 dres, - b.
.y Prime bruu t % dress % Qua most o. the
l,r.ir.-- was from a u Jt D.
A0u lOi car Of the Gntt receipts went direct 10
rfer- and home -alghtcrers, leaving cars
foi Inc market Trade opened SLOW bu later I'D c nav
number buyers from Jersey city pnt Do an appea.
49,. ia RESPONSE tu tclC2Taus the
Jr,yers and tle market assumed more active and
5yfv putaru Prices gained strength after the opn
iug hours and the close had vanced i on common lhd
MEDIUM ate head Good, and good cic rance
was made About head OF Choice aud Extra steers s,d ~
IN Lc 10 dress u D. GOOD e. PRIME Wer- m-lny
0d al II a 2c ana some cry down olc. dress
90 10. 400, A., 49,. r,....-,.
Mir Eastman and purchased 400 head LOT Bli 50
par..ts Mr. Goldsmith "a head o. snip alive and
I-srs d. Oey purchased g head a. part Oh the
the rcfrig aOr box 10 tAc steamer
Iiv 10 All on SATURDAY. MI NJ Goldsmith pat 20 we
Per but she
NAV moi .3 before high mOr1Ie Tomorrow
OF
70 "a c4sse= Mutton for MI Joseph Eastman Anu Tie
MA i,at,s the Central stock and rau-u Com
ards waiting for IA usual cargo OF 80 Catur fOI Der
/ muda.
The shipments ~ Live cattle sheep ana IOgs ana
| Dressed Beol NJ luton and Hogs a. follows:
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THE MARKETS.

roru. RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Per- North River. TesssIs and Re"f'a -, ,ese
Nrw-YoKs. Monday. Jan '0' -
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The outstanding certificates Of the Issue ot 1871 VIII be re-
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