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nd ana, Bloomington & western.

ina ana, Bloomington & Western:
Express and Mail. 800. 7:30 tn
Kansas and Texas Fast Line. 5;101'n
Burlington and Rock ISLAND
Exnress, daily, r c..--.----. 11:lO pm
Arrive Eastern and Southern Express.
daily, r. c--.-----.---.-.--- ODD avn
Cincinnati Snecial, c. c..,...-..10:35 auH
Atlantic Express and Mail. CID IN
ST LOUIS DIVISION.
Depart Moorefleld Accommodation 6 6:3 sns
Night Express, daily. r. c.-..1l:o3 puR
Arrive Night Expres5 daily. T. Co.. 3:359W
Mail and Day EXPRESS. 600 isn
Mooreheld Accommodation GIG nn
EASTERN DIVISION
Depart-Eastern Express NAH , 4;oo am
Dav Express. ..l Low tiit
Atlantic Express, 8. and r. c. 6:45 nm
Arrive Pacific Express, s. andr c.. 200 aw
Western Express. 4i43 RinG
Burln gton and r. [. EX., dy
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 10:35 s'1
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Exporters, 400 to 100 tos... S.. 5O06 90
Good to choice, 200 to 400 lbs 60O5.25
Fair to med, 1,00001,150 tts.--. 3.75O4.40
Stockers and feeders, 600 to 900 TBS. 3.25D4.20
Good to choice COWS and heiers 49,. 3.75D4.25
Fair to medium cows and heifers... 3.O0O3. 90
Common cows and heifers. ..--.-. 2.00O2.75
Veal calves, common to good 4.00D6.OO
Bulls, common to good --..----. 2.75 03.25
HoGs-Receipts, 1000; shipments, 3,4Oo.
Quality fair. Market active and fully 1oc
higher on heavy grades, while light and mixed
are slow at former rates, closing strong for
heavy All sold.
SeIecu heaNY .-fo.3o a o.40
Heavy packing OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 4.9005.25
Mixed packing. Observation-Disclosures. 47504 80
LIE GU
SHEEP-Receipts, 1,l50 shipments, 2,400.
Fair supply, and of fair quality. Market steady
at about Yesterdays prices.
Prime 100 lbs and upward.....--....S3 Sc. 80 al. 90
Good to choice, 100 to ID TBS. 3.40O3.70
Fair to medium, 80 to 80 tbs..--. 3.0003. IS
Commons, dull at Observation-Disclosures. 2.0o03.75
Bucks, per head. Observation-Disclosures. 2.0003.00
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Wabash, ST. LOUIS q Pacific.
Depalt->Detroit and CHICAGO MAIL. 7:li an
Toledo, Fort WAYNE Grand
Rapids and Michigan Ex-
press -'of -'itA
Detroit and Toledo ExureSs,
daily, c. Q and s..--..-...-. 1923 rtu
Arriye-Michican and Toledo Express.
daily except Monday...---.. POS am
Toledo and Fort Wayne Elk
press 1884 anu
Detroit and Chicago Mail. 80. $50 plIa
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Clncln'ti, Ind'ap'lls, St Louis d Chicago
CINCINNATI DIVISION
Depart-ChicagO and Louisville Fast
Line. daily, 8. aud C. e-.-..---- 4:00iam
Clncunabi'Aee daily. 1000 AIN
Chicago and Louisville Mail,
u. o.-..-..-...-.--.-..- 3.I5 MN
Cincinnati Accom- 'dation, d'lY sos pna
Arrive -Inulap polls Accumulation, d'y- 1888 anu
Chicago and st. Louis Mai, u. C. 1880 I'M
Western Express. ........--. 4;43 pm
Chicago and ST. Louis Fast
Line, daily, sand c. e.-....... -l0:1J pm
CHIC Ago DIVISION.
Depart-Peoria and Bur. Ex..........-... 6:55 aiu
Chicago and ST Louis Mail, pc 1:4l am
Western Express. 800 pm
Chicago Fast Line, daily, s,,r.c. 1I;20 lI.W
Arrive-ChieagO and Louisville Fast
Line, daily, C. C. and 49,. $3.50 atm
Lafayette Accommodation 104D itiu
Chicago aud Louis lie Mail, pc. 3.}a 1UK
Cincinnati Accommodation $40 Dfut
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Vandaiia Line.
Depart Mail Train. Observation-Disclosures. 7:15aRa
Day Express, daily, p. II .-.--- ll:;.3 aisE
TeTre Haute Accommodation. 400 pun
Pacific Express, daily, s..-.-. To- Al p'ni
Arrive New York Express. daily ..---. $50 atIEN
Indianapolis Mail and Accom-
notation --..------.-..------lO.U V'3il
Cincinnati and Louisville Fast.
3:1onm
New York EXPRESS daily, n 4:40 nnll
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RATES OF SUBSCRIPTION.

INVARIABLY IN ADvANcE-PosTAGE PRE-
PAID BY THE PUBLISHERS.
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Chicago. St LOUIS & P,ttsbura.


Depart-New York. PHILADELPHIA. WASH
iagt0n, Baltimore aud Pitts
burS Express. daily, s....-.. 4:22ami
Dayton and Columbus Ex-
press, excapt sunday IO:4Zsn
richmond Accommodation 800 jim
New York, Philadelphia, WASH
ihgtoH, Baltiinore aud Pitts.
burS Express. daily, s. h. -. 4:52pms
Ari Dayton Express, exc'p Sunday 452pml
A4tiFe-hlehmond Accommodation, ex-
cept Sunday 9:42 am
New York, Philadelphia, Wash
lngton, Baltimore and; Pitts
burg Express, daily 1897 am
Colulnbusand Dayton Express
e&ceptSunday ..----.--....- 5:27pm
New York. Philadelphia, Wash
lngton, Baltimore and PitUs-
ohrg Express, daily .-....--.1 0:22 pm.
Oayto Express. daily except
Sunday. ---.............10. 2spH.
TItiioAGo DIVISION VIA KOKOMO, p, G. az sF.I.lssR
DePatt-Louisville and Chicago Ex-
press, D. c...-.....-.-....--.l1: 1903 ana
Louisville and Chicago East
40, Express, daily, s------....-.- l0:44 pU
ArfiVe- Chicago aLf Louisville Fast
Express daily, s.-----.-.-.-. $3.50 SW
Chicago and Louisville Ex-
press, p. c.................. 3.34 ma
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Instruments fled for record in the Recorders
office Of Marion County, Indiana. for 81 hours
ending at O'Clock p. NJ. Dec. 8. 1888. as fur
nished by ELLIOTT & BUTLER. aDstracters of
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Cinculnatl. Hamilton and Ind anaponss
Depart-Cincinnati, Dayton and Toledo 400 aR
Cincinnati Dayton, Toledo
and New York . 1880 ttn
Cnnnersville Accommodation. 430 nm
Cincinnati Dayton, Toledo
ana New York EXPRESS. 81 10 a'u
Arrive Connersville Accommodation. 8 80 am
Cincinnati, Peoria and st.
LOUIS. ESQ am
Clncinnnti Accommodation. 800 MN
Cincinnati, Peoria and ST.
Louis 1910 n,a
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Couveyances, 16; consideration - SCI, 2l3 &c
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Irdlanapohs and VIncennes. s.
Depart-Mail and Cairo EXPRESS. --... 7:04 qra
ViBcennes Accommodation 3:39 au
Arrive Vneennes Accommodation. .I0;34 I'm
Mail and Cairo Express. 4;39 nm
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yrsES 2S.s. another Ssl:sn s&s tons Ss
i Gss 'S Wheat 'sa iSsS si
d iGSm "a. SS nS %@er s. 81
s nS s tons SSS0I Bun;SE IamSs II
schOoEer sS4 tons from rom az r0 m%%9e
Phcsphas / quoted I 70 Boston 81 90 Rock
pRoyIsloNs- PuKK-speculation continues very onl'
and cash demand light and chiefly TO supply nrgent want,
Pc%s; e SHOW sa S %aI 4S bSs New Mess spot ss
S clear D s2 n 93G oSSSd % SS b2 primes
si isSs So Extra Prime clear Back s9 g e
s2S h fa%y SIS Se 50 asEed Nay ss 80
s sSs sSdy sse loG 'Ts
si2 75Gsi5 6o Plain Mess si29$l2 So Packet BEEF
aa0 eG ST. IG ;rss e S2s
@ %Fn1Pd 'G%' e sSsI sssGy ys6
%e5sn e A. 70 Io to T. g. sss:
Picked snoSiao Ste ua Mans
yfS sf% sale
s6qT, Clear rlt i a9 eon hh good
P Dnass and less liberal fScdP CITY heavy TO su
9fs P siSss has saei demand held very @
options ruled weak q "a CP Sons
the trading s6s 2 WI ss Ssi' Prime
spo aaf 80 p ed l5s m sT
Sss ao s8S fG sSc A closing
IS; nrs ss elS.ns
7sse ls1S A1sn' CLOSING Sps SSe 9GS
.s seller saG yeiT l fe i E No. oe' CITY quoted
99S RsSed qpRiS6 really ns O GRADES have
1ns and are held firm @e Taea a canr Western
Welsh Tubs 20 2Sc Frkns 22a26s westera Dairy
100 5c.; Western Factory l6e2lc Rolled haaz 5
light and mainly TO cover pressing wants prices
Iue generally steady state Factory sl4c Western Fat
use I4e tEGGsystIictg Choice Fresh have fair de
maid and rule at firm prices held StSs weaS aS
24@25c; Southern S0a Ole. Lined l65Gl o"c including
demand in most only moderate
Carolina Louisiana. 6s07e Rangoon bG5irc duty pnid
al" sEEDSfn moierate demand and steady Glover.
19ha 44c; Faxseed. 81 3d. Timothy $ZdsZ So Ocu'Ia
sPTCES-Dull; Pimento l2a al She; Calcutta Ginger,
97c African do 81 Cove 2S@SgS zoe oc penns &c
for Batavia 17as II for Singapore and l6RGl0c for
sUGAR-Raw dull at g. esio,ec Fair Cuba Refining
and rs &c for Cenrifngsl sales so bags Ma ia a,
and SGOhh Mania Rsna
Sl4c 5 andard "A" SsledShc; OF "a" 7'saSe; Whitee
ssf C e T GsSSs G eE SS Cubes Cut
Loaf 9e Powdered ~ s7sc grannatsd Zoo 600
n CITY private terms quoted To-Day l1c 10000 70 oleo
margarine Stearine 9'sa9o and rumored oooooo 10 20
TAiLOw-Dull ana weak Prime City quoted Seci sales
EXFim for Fofmoa oolong and other steady
demand improving sales $500 psgs Formosa ooong 700
Annoy do 500 Green and 01 JS H Ing, eassc Leaf
TQl6c 100 hhds seed Leaf quiet sales 100 SaoeS
ISL ennylvana ga SCI 100 cases ts S s HAVANA
WO0I-Messrs Kitchng say in their circular The
demand for Woods OF has im roved somewhat
during the past in hnsr tone pre-
which city been DEVELOPED In hne i0ieign Wooi
there also moderate business at sngntH Mpr0ra
OF this now meagre and the mp0i'a
ton this VIII be light.
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corrox v.RxErs-sY TELEGRAPH

,tvrgroot Feb G-I2:3O o. m.-Cotton easier aIidlins
Cn'ands hnn: Orleans do 6iHtad. sales 10000 bales
inc,uJlre 900 bales sDecutOn ana export heceDts
~ ~ bars inc udng % American. Futures-Upands,
low biiddnng February and haIcn deiVeIy oe4di
20 March and Apnl delivery, 5Hotd, do MAY ana June
delivery 5'ss.d do. June and July delivery Glad 90
July and August deiverg 6Se4d; DO August ana Sepem
her delivery, jeoe.d. Futures duil 1870 -. -.
LIVERPOOL FeJ. 6--;3 y m.-CoWon-lbe sAes OF inc
day incinded $500 DAles America
Feb. 6-5:OO D. m.--tOttOn-t pAhus
Low Middlng clause. April and May delivery oSoId fu'
ture, closed duli.
UsisLEsTos Feb 6-Coiton quiet MddnE 97sci
Low Middiing CSC; Good Ordinary, gc net receipts 241
2i11 bales. sales. ub' baes; exports 10
the Continent, bales 20 Great Brit9n, 24bi bales;
10 Prince bales; coastwse, 7I7 Lsles stock. 10,el3
bales
Mddng OLee. Good Ordinary. S1ic: receipts lGlO
bales gross l6lB bales exports 90 Great Britain.
Hsies 10 France. bales: to the Continent bales:
10 The Channel, bales cOastWiae. bales.
10 q bales stock S9. 100 bales.
SRu.Ok' saNs. Feb. G.-CotJOn quiet Middng aSiso.
Low MddinR. 9@c: Good ordinary sa4c net receipts.
- OI bales gross 1925 bales. exports 10 France
10 The Continent 3S7 baes coastwise liO bales; 10
Britain balt 8; safes --- baies; Isst evening
- bales. stock. 328.jb2 bales ~
s.yASylH Pan. 6.-tottOn steady; Mddling. OSci Low
Middng 9isc: 1oOd Ordinary 20. net receipts 2b4f
02S bales exports cOastwlse. 2'l1 bhes;
to Great Britain. bales; to the Continent - bales;
secq 800 balos last 4OU Daies STOCK. ~ iJ2
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uT-poPEAN MARKETS.

t,vpppoot Eel, G-Baoon. Cumberland Cut. 40 o.; short
ri sg1d porg PRIME Mes ~ Odi do Western SUI Lard
prme Western 81 "a cheese American ChGco 66 nf Corn
r,iG for Mscd old Tnrpentins Spirts $500 Provisions
Lard 6oOd per American. Breadstuis-Corn bHld
I'd al 81 Per cenal for cal
itoni fnb sBdd Old Red Western Spring SOsd 40 ID
q Ned Winter ,,,.. -,
From Atlantic ports. $1,000 quarters from Iaelc Dolls
~ 400 from other sources lOUO quarters COrn
4S,OU0 quarters -. A.. ..... - o,o
The receiits wheat Tor past ihiee uy5 "eo ipVVO
eenials. incudng i53OOn American. mn, ,,,-.-
LONDON Feb Iufpo1tlne. - 'inuttt
Itnssed AOSd auarfrr Iinscen OIL A2l 90 d&2l 90
per tnn. TalOw 40 cnt Refined Petroleum. o'sdS
aAyRE Feb. 6.-wncoIs Lard closed al IL francs w
oentines 90 kiiOL - --,..... g..
nSTwERP Feb G-Petrolenm. 10 francs 10 confines Tor
American paid and 10 francs n centuries 5eiui
WilrOt's Lard. 90 centimes per 100 klos
Feb. G-petrOlsum. MARKS az plehhleS. W IL
Lard closed o. marks 90 pfennigsper llO kos'
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LONDON Fob G-i2:dO D. m-Atlantic and Great western
first mortgage trustees certificates DBtf 90 SECOND oI
l9is Ere 3Oi<. ork Ccntai 10 p LIMOS GEM
1909; Reading. Z7zg Mexican RAILWAY umltell Ou
nary, l434 New-YOrk. Ontso and western, "a hii"au
zee I. Paul common. 1864
LONDON feg 900 F. m-Pars adyices quote ihiee pef
fcntes at ~ francs 2ia Confines Tor the acc uu
LONDON. FEB. $500 nj four and hall percent
bonds Go; Ere. ~; Pennsylvania Central. D2; Heading
27a4; Mexican Railway limited Ordinary l43; ew.NOfk
Onaro eston 20'a Milwaukee and 81 Paul common
1902
Iai siiver Is quoted AZ 30 lld per ounce.
IOspON. Feb B-f:SO .. n.-rafs alvces quote tlfee
Nor en r-ntes nc 70 ranGs 2gcenimes for
ana exchange London at 70 francs 81 Tor
checks
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WHOLESALE PRICES OF COUNTRYPRODUCB.
For the week ending Feb. g. 1888


p.eA,n.s for the veekBeaBs 1912 Peas $50 bush
yTports-geana 050 Dkgs Peas 1904 bush Imports for
fhe week 3S bags The general market IA much unsettled
y the recent heavy imports and adyces OF upward OF 10000
haas o 10 arrive within the next TWO weeks Buy crs are not
Operating beyOpd present requirements ana receivers are OF
fring 10 concessions TO move te goOds STATE
Medium and Pea duh at quota WINE foreign hs
trade about 81 2OdSR 70 Tor Dest sock Stato
Marrow are held wi confidence under light receipts
and feeling that Havana market VIII want CONSIDER
able o bling saos are a. 70 q o, lnpefd
ant business could not DE done ABOVE - IV1fo
and white Kidney IN light request ana steady uIue
Soup IN few hand and held firm Green fer he'a tI,e
though the the - smaH " Pruuiin8
character Sou am Black y0 scarcely than nominal
Besns. medium lPoa Beans.
choice. $500. -. 81 400 S245 small choice, a
DO Red kidney. DO Marrow Pea .
White Kidney Tmr0rted Ii 50. 22O0 %
cnoice 1850 10 Green Peas. SOo ~
BACK. Sp.- ZSO0 UlSOutneru B. e, a. IN
yer 2 bush bag 700 3OO
rRsceipts for the week 27OI pkgs last week l47l3
Pkga corresponding week last Exports fOi
1he week 26sl pkEs The market has not ch.nged
naerhU ouInS inc week Fine Fresh Creamery continues
n nght su2py good demand and slightly advanced
es marks OF Elgn snd Pennsylvania working out In
small way al 4Oc; buf the bulk receipts not OF
guaty 70 JOB 5I03se nihoeed they could be sold az
those hRures Really Choice Fresh Is ssabe al 3oc
Dut IKE most OF the Illinois marks very irregular IN
9ustv The recent the West have
DELAYED much Of the stock and the supply az the moment
snhoft Fer on grades Of fresh gods and about
N OF the early STOCK there st dull market
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The daily average receipts Of MIX at the various ralIou
Distributing points In and the city Tor me weeh az
been rs foows Erie railroad 1886 cans OF MIX ana IOo
cans Cream Midland 4O4 MIX aud 20 cans OF Crean
MIX ana cans OF cream
New York and rem. l.94 Of MIX Hudson liver
Road 33G cans OF MIX is cans OF Cream New Olk
Cty and Northern $50 Of MIX Newiaven ana HAL
ford go cans OF Milk and miscellaneous short routes lo-o
Of OF Cream The total dhly aNetaie
have Of Mk and l6b cans OF Crean
at which the surplus mas Deen SOu oh c
has been 81 80 a can.
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FNAIl meNluil
rOULTRI GAuL
-, ,,,o.,or, -. i1uIfry ar,Iyed yesferdav

POULTRY arrived yesterday ana 10
dav The bought freely aud for prime stock le
WAS firm and shade higher especially for fows ami &c 'e
Arrivals OF Dressed Poultry have been hght tne hrnan ~
very mode ate prices remain vey hrm IuIArys ne
lots from lucabty teauly ,oln
1Gc Very few Frozen Turkeys arriving thev wOuu re ul
command outside quotIti Philadelphia itOasllhg
dniIa rarely 20c ia wholesale way hleM
Broers r1ve about 10 pair for which ne y tVo
demand AT "a lGc and two small Dls Ol -ht NcE
about - n 30 Iar go hgher-sometimes mp 10 Z7c | 10
Jersey Chickens dull and rarely run Tree enough tO
State aud Westerni ckeis hhh fo
arc Guie; d unchanged Chicago lots run poor oile @
and i20lfc. bucks nfm TOT cho'o lals
Geese dull unless Of exceptional quaAty CSponS YIN"
wild PIGEONS In hght supply. good demand ana hrmer
English snpe scarce tots held above quotations "n
I..,nLa In ni.nnde Iuan L
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LIVE STONK MARKET.

Nvv.YoRK Feb 6-BEEVEs-No fresh receipts and no
average by Messrs Coney Me Phersop a. IL 20
S %ss % soysr @i eoph oo for an active Re
supply OF Dressed BeeI IA insI before
the commencement Of Lent sellers were holding Tor ao al
Good civ Dressed with Prime offered Al a.9oc Cow Beef
s2G at "a Mssla f was GONG ont at &c Tor or
nary to sides with iorequsers selling AT 'GS2c and
sSip@e"ls quarters of Beef and 500
Of Beef and 100 crcasscs Of Mutton N the Egpt by D.
y ana ne Lake Sha o ao4 R to get OH
WSTs Sg hs4 u al az and a vsa
frn AZ oac Ordinary Prime win Choice selling
Weas IN good demand at IGsi4C The light receipts Of
fS3 TSe Dess City Dresse sell high from
sa Dc collins Mt Holly Calves 300 II. at &C. %
oG EVENT. CO. sold jersey vea, weights at Oa
EsS Otis sold. 2Jersey veas 1873 % at lOaal1c
Hslenbeck Davis sold 81 Grassers 26s n at 90 90 49,
ye1eAaaT cars Of head ali at GStG
Spring lambs were G v st the HTent rates o, YES
eraa Good and Prime load hSP western TsTs cGs sod
the GspgS for state %se 20 S
70 MI Shea a. e. less ana on s39 Gs weTe
seg lambs o. %os PSP ss spSssns AND Tn reports from
nearly agree u stating that We SesSS o9S
Cf Is head received az sold at 2 each and
c con tSe oS az . I quotation at present
Nut on slow at "a &C. and Dressed LAMBS quot
Sa,e.EHaenbeck Davis sold l05 Mirhigan sheep 81 ~
Mt SIC 220 DO $50 II state do 80 10 at $50 49,
40 81 h. at Sc do lOl n at CSC i02 Canada LAMBS 81
~ Mt 81 4O "a state do 10 ~ at 7c lOl DO 70 10 AZ
H. sold; go Western sheep 80 TO- at 1sSc 29o
a. 81 AT So 20j Michigan do. ~ ~ at 5c lg3 ONO
do % b. at &C. Ohio Lambs Il d. at 7ci 80 90 80 d. at
Dnenbeck Dewey sold 1874 state sheep 1l3 %. at 7c
less s5: do 90 ~ al Goc; 2le do 81 ID al g.
less $40 Lambs ~ TO- at - O6 40 Canada DO 90
10. attic ,o 90
ID $50; l6 Ohio do part Ewes 90 3D. al 6@c
Sader n sold 2l3 Western sheep, ~ 10 az D &C
s. Kase sold 1870 Kentucky sheep lOl TO- at 50 4O 81
Kentucky Lambs. 81 10. at nc
EgetS otis sold: 10 stale Lambs, 81 d. al SIC
in PIdcock sold 100 Western sheep 95 n. at o c; 357
90. e5b, at Size 80 . 49,, &c.. IN . 49,, .
175 81 TO- at &C. late yesterday 1877 state shedp 100 d.
at Csc. -.
6e 2S4 Western do SID at 6sc 81 do. 100 II. at Gc iSo
do (Cullsl. S6rb. at 4Ac.
NOM. at 81 per b cad.
Fveritt & co cold. Spring Lambs at 81 each
HOGS-Receipts were cars OF LIZ head cars AZ
and CITY The market was frm AT
6sa7@c for Ordinary to Prime. Country Dressed 10 &c
higher than last week with Heavy selling at 32aS@c Med
inn So 0gc Light States At 90 d9c and Light Jerseys at
sac.
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LIVE sTocK MAgKErs-BY TELEGRAPH.

pryV,f Feb 6-CATTLk - Receipts to-day. $50 head
toa for the far 1000 head for same tne last
week head consigned through 81 cars market steady
ono Arm offerings light sales Fair 20 oood 50 500 6O
Light 70 Medium Steers 81 55es5 25 Mixed Butchers 50 50
az 20. all sold. -. oo,o -, 49,, a.
the week far 500 head; for same time last week
$500 head consigned through cars oherngs ugt gooo
GRADES steady grades slow but bulk sold sales ta
r. Good Western sheep s50S5 G0 Choice TO Fancy - GOD
A. o.; Western Lambs s. 4On56 p.
Hogs Receipts to-day, 1000 head; total for the week
thus lar head for same time last week 1900 head
coasiRped IL hgh market fafy active
and higher: sales. GOOD to Choice Yorker 4Od
e. Gs, no Good Heavy here: Pigs SO 50d$6t 30
ounIGO Feb 6HOGs-Keceipts. 10000 head; shipments,
head market lower th4n yesteI day closing al decline
az iOc Mixed So 201$e 65 Heavy 81 5OGs7 To- Light So
l8s8 90 Skips 81 t0dS5 80 ,.. ,no -,
4be snow ockade in the East ineeres somewhat with
tTs Good 10 Choice Shipping 50 ~ t$5 S0 Medium 81 70
90 To- Common 10 Fair 81 20as4 Co. Butchers active and
,o a. 80 1S4 30 aud Feeders 80 20 0f4 60
sHsEp-Rseeipts 20eO bead shipments, 100 head best
rrsdes linn common Medium dull and weaker al So 20
a o.. Coed TO hOce, 81 1896 30. Prime - 109tO
sT IoIs Feb. g. CATTLE Receipts, l.4OO head SNIP
Yents 100 head good demand with brisk mo 'I or
All grades prices and sOInes sales higher
s5 5OdS5 49, Good 20 Choice Shipping steers SOC - ~
iSet DO - 6Oes5 Medium TO Choc. Butchers stees - 20
"a 49, Good 90 Choice Cows and eers - sOaS4 80 tom
mon to Fair 81 5od 25i Bulls S39sl 20 siocAes
and Feeders So 50dS4 80. - - II. -.
snEEF- Receipts so ncsd; shipments none quiet ont
steady; Common 10 Medium ~ 9O9Fi z0j Ooou ~ fdDoy'
81 5Od$j 30; Texans ~ I1dS4 on.
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and urices firm Scotia stock n worked down pretty
closely tho remaining lots held about 25c er Dbl
higher but there has been eOngh business done 10
establish II likely that there Will he unless
State Potatoes peg higher, which dOesuOt
urObabe bOaoad Fancy state Rose ION yesterday at
Bermuda sell slowly at about
41i1 90 per Sweet Pota very dun ard weak.
Onions steady. Norfolk Palo sold last at 81 90 for
scotch and 81 for Common. spinach ranged from
al 5OdS2 per Dbl; many lots very inferior Bat
more spinach vey dull the measure usually being very
slack Charleston and savannah Cabbages plenter and
easier few Florida Tomatoes OF fancy quality arrived by
refrigerator and sold a. 81 10 per peck box Bermuda aud
Mason Tomatoes very dull Bermuda Beets STEADY s. 20
az 70 per crate. ,..-, 80, o.o--.o.
Potatoes, Rose. East - - - squash per DBL. OO14D
ern bulk per Dbl 81 bSO - Aae 20 Iok -; OOUl %
No STATE In bulk G20 so RusslaIurnps bbl O0al 20
Burbank, State b2D - CaoDRcs poi lOp OO6lO W
pesrioss state -. 2 250 n . 50Cabbagcs Saw. and
Prolific. Eastern 200 ~ ch -. lel bp Zoo1
Mercer, Eastern. W u 20 TOMATOES TIA per ~, -
sweet Potatoes, kin. 90 . q . - peck OVAL 10
dried. Zo1 Ou oPhAeii 'Vii"'A' cao ~.
CnOns White. per 90. m PEI ~ y@S ~
po Rcd 1 75a2 90 Tomato IS Bermuda,
Ia We
' FURs
There steady market for most soits uer commune
light receipts and fair demand QuO'allO1S h1'c bOt
changed aud are as follows:
asf,G vfsE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-07
PRIVILEGES.

The Of the Canadian Pacific Railway Company con-
fcrs upon highly important and valuable privileges
among which the following may DO mentioned
Most OF the line through Government lands. through
which company night Of for both Its main line and
branches free charge The has also tine right TO
adjacent nment lands all the stone timber and
materials which may require for the construction OF
the line without charge.
required for the original construction Of the
railway Of ITS bridges and olegr1pns including rails Ash
plates bolts telegraph wres &C. &C. are free
Of dpiy
THE LAND GRANT Is EXEMPT FROM TAXATION
FOR TWENTY YEARS.
THE RAILWAY, ITS EQUIPMENT AND CAPITAL
STOCK ARE EXEMPT FROM TAXATION
By THE DOMINIoN GOVEhN-
MENT FOREVER.
The company unrestricted right construct branch
lines OF railway.
The Dominion Government renounccs forever al right to
reduce The tolls charged upon this railway below point
will afford proat OF 10 per cent annum upon the
capital Invested.
The has constructed Is constructing 73
miles railway Of the company. which Is TO be
turned ycr to all The Go eminent also pays
by fast sections Of twenty miles OF the road
completed.
A SUBSIDY OF s2jO00.oO0 N CASH
and grantsa
FURTHER SUBSIDY or 25OO0OOO ACRES OF GOV.
ERNMENI LAND.
wes. q, Lake superior OuAEASrreD PIT FOR SETTLE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-07
Apples-kvapOratsd.

p.ce,4a f,r the week 49, bales: last X 80
bales. exports for the week. bates; lmpoIs - pas,i
sSentiall unchanged stock a 9 not per.'u
On me xe and thersite To sell. our quota
lions won dcult TO realize yet holders are hWhg
10 -y that they would accept less Exports nave amos
ceased but the imports keep up remarkably wei ana 20" III
number Of Americans returned rum bohuou i"4ps"
ad ices IRE duh and uIflvOTable. . 80
State Choice 1882. .0J2 Do choloe, 1851. ''~
NO cntomOn 10 DO. common 10
PNaq0 medium. OIV ~