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MEDICAL.
rangcmenl Or Liver, Bowels and Kl I'd

rangement OF Liver, Bowels and Kidneys.
SYMPTOMS OF A DISEASED LIVER.
Bad Breath: Pain 10 the Side, sometimes The
pain Is telt under the Shoulderblade, mistaken for
rheumatism; general loAs Of appetite; Bowels
generally eostve, sometimes alternating with lar:
the head IS troubled with pain, Is dull and heavy,
WIZ eonalaerable loss q memory, accompanied
with painful sensation ofleaVing undone something
which ought TO have been done: slight, dry cough
and flushed lace Is sometimes an attendant often
mistaken for consumption: the patient complains
Of WEAKNESS and debility: nervous, easily startled:
ieet cold Or burning, sometimes phekly sensation
Of the skin exists; spirits low and Dependent,
and, although Satisfied that exercise would be bene.
fetal yet ono can hardly summon up foTtltude 10
Try lt-in fact, distrtIStS' every remedy Several
q the above symptoms attend the diseaie but cases
have occurred when but few Of them existed, yet
examination after death has shown The Liver 10
have been extensively derahged.
II should be used by all persons, old and
young, whenever any OF the. above
symptoms appear.
Persons Travelling or Living In Un-
healthy Localities, by taking dose occasion:
all Malaria, Bilious attacks, Dizziness, Nan.
sea, DroWtine1S, Depression Of Spirits etc, II
will lnviIorate like glass Of wine, but 70 no In.
toxicating beverage.
II You have eaten anything hard Of
digestion. or feel heavy after meals, or sleep.
less at night take dose aud you will be relieved
Time and Doctors Bills will BIO saved
by always keeping the Regulator
in the Houset
For, whatever the ailnent may be, a thoroughly
safe purgatiye, Alternative and tonic can
never be out Of place. The remedy Is harmless
and does not Interfere with business or
pleasure.
1T IS PURELY VEGETABLE.
And has all the power and efficacy Of Calomd or
Quinine, without any Of the injurious after effects
A Governors Testimony.
simmons Liver Regulator has been In use In my
family for some time, and ] am satisfied Il Is i
valuable addition to the medical science.
J. Gill SHORTER, Governor OF Ala.
Hon. Alexander II. Stephens, OF Ga,
says: Have derived some benefit from the use Of
Simmons Liver Regulator, and wish to give It
further trial.
"The only Thing that never fails to
Relleve."-l have used many remedies for DyS.
pepsia, Liver Affection and Debility, but never
have found anything to benefit me TO the extent
Simmons Liver Regulator has. sent from Min.
nesota to Georgia for IT, and would send further for
such medicine, and would advise all who arc sim.
iaTy affected TO give Il trial rs Il seems the only
thing that never failS 10 relieve.
p NJ. JAxsEY, Minneapolis, MINI.
DIR. T. W. Mason says. From actual ex.
my paetiee have been and am satisfied 10 use
and prescribe 1t as pufgatvc medicine.
BSHTaks only the Genuine. which always
has on the Wrapper the red z Trademark
and Signature Of j. II. ZEILIN & co.
FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
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As an invIgoraut, Hostetter's s.omah Bittcn
has receIvId the uitSt positive endorsement iiom
mnst rank among standard proprietary reme1ies
Us properie as an Alternative Of diSordered condi-
lions Of III stomach. liver and bowels, and pre-
yentiye Of mAlarial diseases arc 10 less renowned,
aud have been accorded emphatic professional re.
For iAle by Druggists and Dealers, to whom apply
TO- HOS'ett "a A manac for 1884 del.rrbsAv
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Columbia, although one OF the oldest
owns in Mississippi, has just completed its
irst church.
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WINDOW GLASS.

Notwithstanding thc pro.EActCd stoppagc OF The
window GlAss FicsoriesI can atlll supply the trade
with American and French window elan Al rea.
''aa al Pfl's'' VIA isis gaE .is s|;i,.t
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DR., ]. 6. SMITH,
No, 1901 CHAPLGNE STREET,
Near Fourteenth Street.

49,, evidence .. :. 90, A4cian's success Is tht
ln ,s,o nv oi his patIeulL demAndi
ANHVh:y, IS,JouH services pT0yc tuAt have aeali
10 ny iT md Eiy with III, 50 who have conAult
y ny never use p.tieIIS name without per
nj Non ~ Ehnm have CuIcd Attr they had been
no aV,.r IL, ylr4ble, A thorough medical edu
p;I1S TiiS many years hospital experience anf
eiT. AZ win thenpuiiC SCENTS, close obsery.
han.nI tsapeISmGdlal pecuIiArtUes and strict al
eStSu 10 hyEIea!c mansSeineht iI ,S 1san; ~,
cSrS Is possible aud frankly give me patent IN!
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4t TOME PROOF

v,,c,y and Liver diseases and rheumatism. -
srs+rei Notwithstanding seemed 70 nelp ne;
bulstst - "a, nmt nj bed ~ a'pi'h nII~"" nle.h
eolIa HO' Se'O''' ZEPT. PHILLIPS,
Wheeling, WA.
r.,,,,b polypus Of Noe, Impaired .voiee;-suf-
I'D tof years patent i!cIne iai cd to help me.
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BOOSTERS, HANGERS, CARDS, ETO
e u Ityles thltean'ths hssf o. Ne Daily Ins'
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ForDyspepSla,
Q ostiyenoss,
Sick Headache,
Chronic Dlar-
rh@a, JaundIec.
Inpurity Of the
Blood, Feveran1
Ague, Malaria,
and all Diseases
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Correspondence Of he Iateltsaea.
KISo's RIVER, CAL, November.
There arc hands tina. are waved when the fairy
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b. q. d O. Raiiwny-LEAyR BellAire for
Woodsheld and sumnerheld At 60 m. and 2l0
D. N. ARRIVE ct Bellaire At elisa. N. and hS5 D. NJ
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aPLSIeIy ICHARLEs CHAppuoK,


d. sHs'A eVD'P'S'> CHARLES CHADDuCK,
OF speIdei q Co., Wheeling, W. Va.
nr,rsr.la and liberated Stomach. Treatment
a. xsT, iaie,l 10 1--WE me relief. Dr. Smith cured
W. TiIOaAS HOLT, Insurance Agent.
Sits -"IIId them for fourteen yean ": smith
,,.,sI ma !" LOUIS +. WAsIlISGTo ON.
I'm S:foiuIs, Running Cores OH Head.-"Ay son was
,arteI iOT fourteen years, NolhlhS seemed 70
hep n'~' D'' MRS. CATHERISE CAPS,
Market Street. Wheeling, ". Va.
Cancer.-"suGerCd for SearB with Cancer; HAD
II mi oui three times II returned after each oper.
.Sa r. smith cured me s msh IT, H. kq oEtS fHF'
" ifIrs, Fltu'a Of Anus Flat Of my back for is
vceEs Reported dying; Dr.. Smith cured me
without hn''s Ill A'' THOMAS CoLvIN,
Wholesale Grocer. sain 81, wheeling, p y; va.
WWSs given W 10 die and pronounced incurable.
W. ''1''A N"''A ' WASHINGTON DRLANY,
Martins Ferry.
Rey.H, O. latd whtcs:-"Dr. Smiths pioles
donal services In my family have been mott salts
factory, aud | COmmend MIN 70 al ~ senhenlAu
and Lkilliul physician.
iot even years aud treated BY many physicians ioi
dIypeTEiS. Or. smith IGld had tape weFm, ana
III h hour sIoyed mSnStsr ~ ~
ienGles give ME peculiar oyantSgeSin such cate&
Persons cured Of CAtArfh, diteISeS oil heart, Liver,
stomach. kidneys. skin, blood, nervous affections
Gni weaknesses Of men aud youth, Scroiu!a ano
UthmA testify u my success.
Piles cured without the knile.
PATENT al distance may DO treated by letter
and alIAlaCtion guaranteed. A chart for sell ex'
animation rent Oh receipt Of two three cent stamps
snd advice returned free.
LI,tO7Px., daily. Cali on or address
JOHN T. BMlTH, Y. Dr
nyi2Aw No. lt0t Chap' ipe Ct. Wheeiin |. ". We
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PAINTS Freeman 4, 8; Lodi, B. Gloucester. 9.
llatmopy .; cochoco, On, Merrimac, =; GrUen,
wien, bh; Allen, ~ Albion solid, 5h; pcnbody
solid, bs Peabody black, 6S; simpson black.
w.. simpson mourning, on Gloucester mourn.
llRAvy Brown poaEsrlcs-- Augusta. ID. yn
indian Head 81; swift Check, al, d 81 Mtna'
Al, SA tdgoneld, "a, ~; Cabot, ii, ~;
Derby, "a, 5S"i; Glendale, "a, On; Natche1 TX
20 thnrtor OAK, ~ I, Lake Geuryc III 2,
dIeet Western, "a, y International. IL sat-.
Flhk phowN D0AEsrICS Lake GeOryc, Z, liar.
| vest Nj Pneahontas, 0, Great Fails, 7; Peer.
,ess, % Plum Island, q Atlantic. 50, Green.
RLkAonrp poNSsrics-- soclul, 9, Sunny side. q,
holmosvillo, 7A; Forest g. nig ounanIa, az, 6;
Auhnfn, ga; Lonsdalo, ~; LOnsdalc, cambfc,
lG Wamsttn, "; New York mills, NJ, Diamond
mn, chmbuc, q Knights, cNmbrio " Hero, IA,
e; Hero, ~ Ballardvae, !; Cambridge, rs 7;
DucHs-ArswrIght 10; Et,rics, s.oEii,s, Stark
s.oS, i?is; stark, iO.og i6S.; Savage S.oz. iSt,
liampden, brown and drab, 90, 10: Iampdon
NN, do, H. Boston, lO-os, brown and drnb, IN,
MOninuk, 10 mph,, 30 No. & 10 iuch. Agg No
y % inch, 67k; Gold Medal Blue, iiJ,, Lion
brown ami drab, u.
UhAMnRAy-lih00 lGo,
HICKORY Rock River, 6.S Blue and Brown,
wy inuna, io'sT Arlington sac; Thomdike,
KENTUCKY JeASs-Paoinc r. r., aLColumhin.
~ Kansas, ISL Humboldt 81 palar.s, 2it;
Table Rock, IGN; Bonanza, Nv; Pride OF thc
West WY; Rang up, 80, Deer Island, sSls; Koo-
kne, 80 Mississippi X, ~ Roxborouyh, i9b.
bsYuser ~; Golden Fleece, 70; 81 Cloud s7s,
Green Sriar, iSh; Rob Roy, IA. United States n
fLAtp osNAnuRos-DcluL IN; ECONOMY, i2S,
ottawa, ~; Michigan, So, Relic, ~; Mood.
WI, ~; Catawba, W
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nessee has become wonderful Two wears ago
hardly pound Of dried fruit was shipped from
Chattanooga, for instance; this year the dealers
N ,hat city VIII handle In he neighbofhood of
During the past nys years the average of ex
port OF umbrella sticks from jamaica has been
more than 3 o bundles. each bundle containing
rom 300 TO 500 sticks The sticks are made of
young pimento or roper trees. and the demand
likely to cause scarcely OF pepper.
inc largest manufacture Of wooden goods I'm
the south u ~ said. IL the Mississippi mills ut
Wess0n. mississippi, which consumes about
10000 pounds OF wool, ona.hGlf of which Is oh
tanned In that state, al prices which viii com
pare invorhbly with northern markets
~ ~ feared that the fish IN many Of the lakes
OF Minnesota VIII perish before spring II IL
stated That Oh most lakes tho Ice ~ over thirty
ihchcs thick niid covered with snow al various
depths. completely shutting ont the air. and tho
nsh PERISH ION huiiOcaiiun. Tho same thing
happened Two wears ago large numbers of dead
hsnIhg appearing when the Ice went out. Mum.
beis are nov taken ont of holes cut through the
lated.
There was a liberal movement OF foreign
goods nj New York during the past week tho
lo1al impOrt6 amounting 10 $1,000 3gJ; OF this
sntu19IO represents x neral merchandise and
We remainder dry goods There was an increase
IN Tue receipts OF coffee Tor the week. which
amounted to 1882 bags valued ut oil OIL, iO5;
lhuin-ru9bcr and nndrcssed hides have also
Deeq coming IN rather freely, but there has been
falling OF IN the receipts OF sugar and Tea.
since January The imports at New York nggro-
gate sbi0Is Dig, compared with ass 7J1, 100 for
the corresponding period of issl
Ono OF the largest mortgages aver reoordsd I'm
New York was placed ON Saturday on the new
produce exchange building In that city, which
u given To the BOwery Savings bank for lonn
l0t hve years OF 81 10000 NJ A.. per ccnt inter.
a ,s Ihe exchange Is privileged 10 pay on this
Indebtedness AZ the expiration Of a year by In,
slnlmcnis OF not less than 100000
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DRY GOODS.

Tho importa,lons Of dry goods at New \ or,
iior mo month of January. wero 50 900 900 less
man Tor lho same period IN 1882. but nearly 81
bVo Un more titan for the same month In iSSi.
AZ usual manufactures of cotton tako the lead.
followed very closely by silks
Tho exports OF domestic COtt0ns tho mast weol,
were l,ioo packages; since the LIST of January.
lh,sJl lackngcs Az usual on Tuesday, the do.
mAnd u moderate, but. through orders for
duplicate selections aud II fair quantity uf mia.
oonhncous Hssollmcnts, business has reached
very fair proportions
Tho following IN takun from tho Journal of
commerce. From 1919 the gr with OF imports
hh0wH n steady increase until 1859 when
they. were nearly double those of The
previous year In 1901 tho FILLING of
was S6O,0O0.O00 below tao preceding
year, after which the Increase was gradual until
1850 when the total was larger Than ever before,
the eject OF which wA decline In 1867 OF
nearly 10 per cent Then followed yenrly In
crease untll 1872. when the total reached tho
enormous figures Of nearly slS7 COO, 0 o, aud. had
II moi been for tho panic Of 1873, that yoar would
btobnbly have shown larger amount; but
Europo becoming frightened, orders aud shin.
,neuis We're suddenly annued, and tho decree ee
mas been regular until 1872, when u decided
ehNnge occurred, succeeded by u more marked
Increase In 1850, followed by decrease last
year compared with which, however, this year
shows large Increase, We annex q table
showing Ut glance tho several Changes 10
which We have referred:
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BOOTS AND SHOES.

TiiE latest NdylceS from Boston state that tho
boot aud shoe trade continues quiet, perhaps A
shade better than lust week, buyers have not
Increased and many of the larger johbels who
have arrived arc here mainly 10 hurry up the
manufacturers on previous orders. shipments
for the week 10 pluces outside of New England,
M,tiS cases, against 49, 727 cases the sixth week
IN 1852 Total shipments since Jnnuaey /, 27Q,,
SgS cases, against 2il,dS7 eases same time last
year
During the first ten months OF 1851, this coun.
try exported aSGSgO pairs OF boots and shoes,
valued at t2hSS, as against 80 77S
pariod In 1851 We also cx.
ported, OF sole and upper leather, 57Oi,sSi
against 1856 for ton months In lSSi, although
u morocco and other fine feathers our exports
show some falling OF having been only "a, $50
for l0months OF iSs2, and 5SS lO5 for tho CORES.
ponding time In ISL Tho imports OF raw rub.
Der and gntta percha TO tho LIST OF November last
wcrc laSSils5 pounds. valued at siSO6l, Ss7,
against IA 15S9i9 pounds, valued ut o. 2iS,9iO, Tor
Ike period In 1851 In our imports OF hides
and skins, the principal article which tanners
look At tho imports ior 10 months of 1882 were
valued at sSslNosO against gt2lS,ioo for a like
period in ISL
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FRUITS, Nuts, VEGETABLES. POULTRY.
BUTTER AND EGGS,
ro.pAy's QUOTATIONS.,

ro.pAY's QUOTATIONS..
VRSxs ArrLrs-New, "a. 001G0o per Dbl
CunSANrs--Sto SAo
pRAoH.s-Nonc In market
CALIFORNIA fEARs--h bO6t6OO per box,
Observation-Disclosures. D AVI6 10; barrels, 10 90
To- llW Valencia oranges. eases VI 40, siO@li
LEaoNs-per box, Sicily, 1 5la5 ~ per box;
Malaga, <po@tt0
nArxs-ln traits, i2G0l5N
Flas-Kegs lsc, layers II to 40 per pound,
iRAfes-Malaga 6,O@6 80 half barrel.
nANANAa--2, b0lot 90,
Nurs--Aimonds 40 per pound: Brasil, loeei7
nlborts, lSG Naples walnuts, lbc. 10 ohcstuuis
imported, none IN the market peanuts, Ton
noseo rod SOo Ice nhoicc whit> i?So cc0osnutn
S,S01p ~.
swkSr PorAross--l ~ 10 1 IS per hushel
ONloNN-ked per narteL $500 ypllov
500 ,$0dpl 80 per bushcl.
porAross- Fer bushcl. 81 81 and Arm,
CAnbAoH-New, 2bpe0S 90 per dozen; old, Z. 90
per dozen or iG5O per pound.
SApHn RRAur, b bis IS % half bbls ~ rs,
large bbls, $3.50
VaIoxsss.we quote a, g. SC@s % per dosen;
ufkeyA b0ceyl ,00.
keaH-SOC nor uOncu.
Is country, ~
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TRADE ITEMS,

NAsnyiLLx has ten faro banks. flyo nntlopa
banks and three daily papers
Pine stumps, 10 he used for kindlipp wood arr
bcinE shipped from CRYSTAL Springs. Mississlnni
10 Illinois,
Abordocn has freed factories from taxation for
ten yoats, 'N'
Tho product of tho Lake superior Iron m,ncs
marketed during 1854, aggregated 2vis, I'D tons
Of tho value of yai 20 ,iVG 'V''
Large shipments Of loo arc being madc ia Gin.
cinnaA and Louisville from various points IN
Nichiran, ''"'' ~
Many mules and horses arc passing through
Tennessee for the more sou,hofn states
tits now proposed 10 manufacturer a strong
and durable commercial 06ro from tho bear
Erccion Of SSidinSs V AZ s aish, by means Of thu
eloctrlc lirht IA bccom,inv ou,s com @om ,hin,,
al over the country, "''"s
Within tho next sxty DAYS. Gainosylllo
Georgia will have a complete cotton factory,
The souSsrn ses WV Wo ~ IN uSp .
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LAVE SIOUX,

The Comanche Land and Cattle COMPANY.
with q capital of sl32h, 0OO, has been inucrpo,
Louis, w
There are 1900 head of cattle in IN, shcds n,
the International dlsiillery ut Dos Moincs' One
Thousand OF these bovlpes were placed In tho
shrdS last August and have never been out OF
thea stalls since, They will be fed up to May
LIST and then shipped east for sale,
Tho St Louis Republican says that tho man.
Ayers Of the Gould southwestern roads are max.
Ing strong effort TO secure tho bulk OF tho
Texas cattle bus.nessto tho east and tho soa.
board Plans have been made 10 Induce ship,
pssts 70 ps,,onias exclusively tho Missouri III.
uonM Great Northern and Kansas and Texas
roads. All contracts will DO from way stations
" Texas, Colorado. Now Moxioo, Indian Terri.
TORY, and Missouri To 81 Louis aud all stock To
receive the lowest rates must 10 billed 10 or
via 81 Louis Tho RUNNING tlmc OF slock. trains
VIII DO considerably shortened so as To tnko on
one or two feeds between Texas aud ST. Louls
Every inducemcnt will also be given tn got Chi.
cago stock shipments forwarded via ST. louis,
and receive one feed thoro.
Tho Breeders Gazette, Of Chicago, saws Tho
auction sales OF Aberdeen pollcd cattle in Scot.
land during tho past year. according 10 the
hanifshlrc Journal have averaged ass lbs i0.d
on ", anima,s the average Tor 1851 having been
axe priee VIII thus be seen TO have been S7h per
cent. There have been exported during Tho
year lS0 bulls and Sgi cows and heifers Tho
salcs Of polled cattle In tho United states las,
autumn have been fairly satisfactory to the OK.
porters, but In some cases the losses have been
heavy. Tho Hon, NJ, II, Cochranc, OF Canada
writes, after his sale In Chicago IN November.
to the Journal quoted above AZ follows: "pricos
on this aide arc not satisfactory, when compared
with tho prices on your side. and your peorlo
must remember that the cost OF freight, ninety
days quarantine, keep and attendance In quar-.
antine, advertising, LOSSES through tho voyage,
~ amount up 10 pretty round sum before
tho cattle can be sold on this side. In my case,
Mo lot sold a. Chicago cost US, afior Leaving
Scotland, neatly $50 ahead" American brocdors
have bought largely OF Aberdeen pollcd cattle
at all tho recent sales.
TODAY QUOTATIONS.
hnnv OArrLH-Butchers stock. grass fed, 81;
corn fed. %.
RAHRRs oows-rat sxasH ocnts
= nRirPlNa--&NaAk centA
brcCK-per head, oi20tecN
MILcH cows--with calves, 02S0ntan ~
hoss.Com-fed. 10 wross timber fAt o.
!, sss:ss.IG,son, sxea Sen,S ,,ocl. per head,
lionsns...KxsrA ma pcr spAu, xoowsboe fancy
hAnesh elnopt209 livery hArnesA o7SfeiJE
fATin, ecot?is ponicN sibabss0 -
MuLs.ExlS heavy li2seSsDo medium ecoo
400 small eSoe60 = - -
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sADDiERr AND IYrArurH.
ro.nAN's euOrArINNS-

ro'nAN'S QUOTATIONS.,
80. '''''''N -'''W
HENLocN--Gest bunAlo slaughter, b., d. -. ~
oost Matamoras, ~ No.l rs
OAK HARNESS LxArum-No 1. s6dSSo; Ne, 2,
HgNtooa.-rslme SIS do good, Nc,
quality, W
no No 2 81 N TO 10 w.
PnlLAprLrniA Rirs-No. l. $50 to 81 u, NO.
NJ, \ stage collars, S96O.
Duck CELLARS N,sA
No, i, In cotton back bands, 81 On
No, ~ cotton back bands, sl, 10
No, cotton back bands, si,TA
6b-e-s trace chains, a6c.
6S-S-2 trace chains, SO.
1--S-a truce chains coo,
No l hook hanas NJ & H., A2S; No .
No, Web Hattcrs ropc tic, $500.
NO :, Web matters rope tic, s27A
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WOOL AND HIDES,

Boston special says there has been Il regu.
lar boom IN the wool market that has not been
known SinCe lS7D'tu. For Two or three weeks
the tone OF The market has been improving and
the demand for fine ilceCcs and medium woods
has been quiuk, while II has been worry pvdcut
that stocks OF desirable woods were much less
than had been expected This week prices have
advanced from two 10 three cents with some
holders asking I've cents moro for " ools that arc
In gond condition aud otherwise desirable. Deal
ets have been buying quite freely, replcn'shing
their stocks IN every possible manner, and large
purchases have been made ut the west and else.
where, Tho greatest excitement has prevailed,
and brokers aud AL outside men have been run
OH their feet 30 " speak. The sales for the week
comprisc 2O5 go pounds OF domestic fleece and
pulled, and Hsl coo pounds OF foreign, making
tao weeks transactions foot up 1850 $50 pounds,
against 2,5,9t0j and 27S3. 100 pounds for the two
previous weeks, The sales reported by the sav.
oral houses show an increase this week Of l. Og7,
$50 pounds over last week, and with the largest
for ANY week since the week ending september
u, ISL. rho total sales arc AsS6,OS0 pounds.
against 25SQ 900 last week
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PROVISION

why should hoe Prodnci be any lover this
year than last year Is he seductive quesuon
xh!eh Armour, OF Chicsg0 Is said 10 De indus
trl0usly passing around Tbs j. Intended. We
presume, 20 encourage the lambs on d me
slaughter. When Armour. he honest butcher.
tstab ishes reputation Tor SINCERITY IN Ms eA-
pTessiuns he viii have a diiefetd following
froin what he now has Current report says
that Armour owns tho pork and Lard, add large
IL % other product and We are told that much
hixhtr prices are Ia pr1speci-realy famine
values There are those who feel that u Is sale
~ stand Oh nom speculative ventures IN the
product under the present situation arguing
that II the outside trade goes hong, these large
holders az ChlcagO viii dump the property oi,
them ard give their influence toward deprc,-
ion while ON the hand. II the trade Develop a
short Interest they will get punished BY the OPP
poslIe style Of treatment
rO-DAY's QUOTATIONS.
BACoS-Long clear sides, II &C: short clear
lie breakfast bacon iSisC.
Day sALr-Long clear siees lie short eleAr,
Ike
HAhs-Plaln. lie
LARp-Tiece, i2ae half barrel, iSc; to-lb
cans, lSAc n-lb cans. laAc lO-lb cans. lScA;
6-ib cans lSa,; s-!h cans iSls