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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-11-25

There is not much danger Of the repeal
Of the internoI revenue laws, especially Of
the tax on liquors. The distlllers and
temperance people stand shoulder to
shoulder in that matter.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-11-25
Virtue Its Own Reward,

While many of the newspapers are industri-
Ously making places in Cleveland's Cabinet
for various prominent mugwumps, the mug
wumps themselves are manifestiDg no desire
for a share of the spoils. The defeatOf Blaine
is Its own reward. and that seems to be the
opinion Of the mugWumps who did so much
- V-7-r - aTarf
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-11-25

About this time Of the year, as the mar
ket is being stocked for Thanksgiving
day. it looks like the turkey and not the
eagle should be chosen as the emblematic
bird of America.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-11-25

Some Of the despairing Republicans
think they would feel safer if Blaine could
be manipulated into the United States
Senate. They propose that be be elected
from Pennsylvania in place Of Don Cam
eron, whose term expires next March.
They claim that nothing is necessary 70
qualify him for the place. BY all means
let Pennsylvania send him to the Senate.
The Democrats would then have plenty of
opportunities for pummelliug that chronic
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-11-25

It is stated that Weather Prophet Wig
gins has joined the Salvation Army. A
division Of the army ought to be en-
gaged by England and sent TO convert FL
Mahdf.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-11-25

It is now denied that Senator Cameron,
Of Pennsylvania, recently outlined a plan
By which the Republican Senate should
wage an unpatriOtic and partisan war
against Cleyeland's administration, with
a view Of keeping Republicans in office
by refusing to confirm new appointments.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-11-25

The Chicago Tribune s%neeringly sUg-
gests JEFF. Davis for a Cabinet position
under Cleveland, and says he made a good
Secretary OF War. That is a good deal
more than can be said of some of his Re
publican successors.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-11-25

Cyrus W. Field confidently expects
soon to hear the 'rebel" yell. He only
heard Of it during the late war, and YETI ne
is frightened OUt of his wits every time
he thinks Of it. Cyrus is a very timid
naraon
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-11-25
0Intbt1t9.

AS THANKSGIVING DAY IS HERE AGAIN
AND IN ORDER TO ENJOY THE DAY PRO-
PERLY A MAN MUST HAVE A GOOD SUIT
OF CLOTHES. WE HAVE A FULL LINE OF
SUITS, OvERCoATs, ETC, WHICH MUST
BE SOLD, WHICH ARE SECOND TO NONE,
AND WHICH WE WILL SELL AT PRICES
AS LOW As IN ONE IN THE CITY OR
ANYWHERE ELSE. OUR LINE OF HATS
AND FURNISHING GOODS IS ALSO COM
PLETE. COME AND LET Us FIX YOU UP
AT ONCE, so YOU WILL BE READY TO
PROPERLY GIVE THANKS AND ENJOY
THE DAY. PLEAsE CONSTANTLY REMEM-
BIER, WI RI NOT TRYING TO HUMBUG
II PEOPLE, BUT MEAN BUSINESS. WE
HAVE THE GOODS, BUT THEY MUST BE
TURNED INTO MONEY.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-11-25

A FINE Oyster Soup and other delieacies
N will be served for Lunch TO-DAY from
10 to 300 O'Clock at the Merchants EX-
{, Nange, 1872 Congress street.
CHAS. f. GRAHAM, Proprietor.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-11-25
For Salr.

DRESSES FOR SALE.-I offer for sale the
L following Printing Presses: l Super
Royal Hoe Cylinder; l Half Medium Liberty
Press. The machines are In good order, and
can be seen at work in Morning News press
room J. II. ESTIBL. Savannah. Ga.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-11-25

DOR RENT, one large front room, furnished
Il or unfinished; has a good Fireplace in
it; suitable for gentleman's sleeping room: no
children about the house to annoy rOomers:
will be for rent on Dec. l. 81 Abercorn
street. opposite the SQUARE.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-11-25

WANTED, at once, a civil engineer - =
w cate new railroad. Apply. givin~-o 10
perience, age and terms of service to e. X
THOMAS. Tennille, Ga. D.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-11-25

WAN1ED, by single gentleman. boar5--s
w furnished room. with crate. nr %an0
family preferred. Address 50, this ofsese ''aVe
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-11-25

EOR RENT, furnished rooms, comfortable
Il for the winter, with crate, with use Of
bath; gentlemen preferred. Apply a Lin
coin street.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-11-25

WANTED.-An experienced aecoDpten--
w in need Of a position. permanent ~ 4
porary, opening, closing or adjusting AZ
dress F., Morning News. Al
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-11-25
WANTED, A RELIABLE. C~OAfppT-,-

WANTED, everybody to know that Ihave
w Rough Lumber, Boards, Plank, Scant-
ling, Laths, shingles, Flooring, Ceiling and
Misunderstanding for sale at my retail lum-
Der yard, Taylor and East Broad streets. next
to Cassel's wood yard. r. b. REPPARD.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-11-25
For Rrmf.

EOR RENT, a house near the s., f. W
i R'y. Apply to 2. BUTTIMER, corner
McDonough and East Boundary streets.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-11-25

THE Lord Mayor of London is a Methodist
lay preacher, and recently delivered a sermon
at the opening of the Methodist Church.
New-York tribune., 1884-12-06
THE HUyTRESS AND THE hLLIGA TOR
From tn. Arkansas Gazette.

"She has killed the alligator" was an exclama
ron many times repeated hy delighted residents
OF fuckers Lake. in Jefferson County. Miss DOttc L.
Sleek of RclwoOd Penn, IL the heroine who has Just
terminated tho career of monster saran Miss DOUG
Is hcckcd and charming young lady who has been
visiting friends in this She is capital huntiess
For years oyergrown alligator has l0unecd around the
swa,ups AT fuckers Lake No dared To venture near
his lair save Miss Dote. With two young ladies and
several gent lemon she started the hunt He
tracked Ia his den. hole IN the sandy bank OF the
ba, indicated the location The young adys aides
de-cainp work with shovel ana pick and after thry
were Shoulder deep ia the shaft they sinking TO IN
tersect the level oi the agatOrs den the bottom fell 1t
and the hOarse bcOwnGs aud struggles OF the big
sauran, whose scaly back they had unwlingy aShtcd
on. sent them scTambing out, badly frightened.
The mouth OF the where tho alligator was en-
econccd was then harrcadcd with cottonwood logs and
pee All branches JUS, Miss StcckS corps OF sapcrs
and miners hing this part OF their engineering
the lizard started for the bayou and. finding the
herd OF Ea han bulls After several furious rushcs he
barrcade carried away aud. lashinc his tail III
that bcs battered his tOrucnrrs with muddy water
from head foot the alligator showed fight. flsilc
of rife balls aud Oliver bullets ratified the reptiles
mail glance oil into the mud or "a fcorh"t
across tho classy Of the bayou Branches OF trees
and fence rails were then thrust into the monsters
throat when he opened his mouth. bat only TO be
snapped .by Eis pond java
Finally a assO was slipped over the brnt's head ana
drawn tiut. Iho entire party pulled ana suddenly the
alligator landed the bank amid the party Pane
stricken the hunters fled except Miss DOltic She brave
ly stood her 81 Ound and fired both barrels Of duclng
gun at the iuriatcd The shot lodged at the
base of his laws and IN a few moments ho rolled over
sercnadc aud surprise party last night IN hoho OF her
.t
New-York tribune., 1884-12-06
GRAM AND PRODUCE MARKETs.
FEATURES or NEw-YORK DEALINGS.

NtN iohh, Dcc
The unusually large deliveries of spring
wheat at shipping points In the West today together
with an Increase In the visible supply had tendency 10
depress prices for wheat Tho "bears" were also en-.
couragcd by the reports from Chicago that John Lester
one of the leading grain dealers who has been on tho
bull " side for some time, inclined TO he bcarisb
spot grades In wheat quiet under tho influence OF
favorable cable dispatches, while options opened lower
aud subsequently recovered then closing at the lowest
points of the day. at tho following figures December.
s0li January. s2i2; February Si7s March, s7a;
April, 1898 May. 91is june 02 Spot corn. particu.
larry No. ruled from q cent higher. and No. and
steamer grades also shade higher, with moder.
ate trade for export. Options advanced is91 for
near deliveries, and fair business done. The clos
ing prices were December 52ii January 47as; Feb
ruary, March and APRIL Ala and May 1863 Oats opened
shade higher and afterward lost the advance
and in cash lots there a moderate trade. They
closed for December deliveries 81 y January 32i and
Nav, 312 There was fair business done in -four for
export account. otherwise the radings routine
The exports of -four II 300 barrels of wheat IA
600 bushels and of corn 100000 Provisions gen.
orally lower pork closing a Sl2 7JaSl3 and lard 81 10
dS7 - for spot Freghts maintained their rates. owing
to the small quantity Of room offered.
The receipts OF both flour and grain at the four princi
pal Atlantic ports and in the West were larger than
tcrday. At NewYork Baltimore Philadelphia and Bos.
ton the receipts wheat IL 665 corn. 233 III:
oats 573Oi bushels total grain 402 6s2 bushels -four,
26ss5 barrels At Chicago. Milwaukee and ~. Louis,
the receipts were wheat, 3S679 corn. 237SS0 OATS
lls63i bushels total grain. 675,l93 bushels nonr,
New-York tribune., 1884-12-06

Itvpuruot 5-l2.BO p m.-tOttDn steady. Niidnng
rpiands tl-IGd Mddnng orleans lO-si, sales 5000
bales for speculation ami eNp1ti ie
cnt nuu bales Including JNo0 bales Amcricn uInio,
ultnds Middlinr clause. December nnd January
deiyrrt i'Bid do January ani February uclivnr5 0
bl.BiI. al,l 1Iid dO February nnd March delivery .
6u.Gtd. also o 61.Bld. ITO March and April delivery. 0
N'GId ni4n nl1ld ip April and May delivery - lblu
asitd dn May and June ieiVery. iNidi do June anu
Juiv delivery, NNtd ,.,. ,..,..
Trndcra of leycre, Mt todavs clearing wetcL3Oo pae'
nov docket md /. luu bales old dnrket 49,, ,.,..
m-tuitOn sales uf the day included iO o'ns
AmsuVnn lututps uulnds Low Mtlttina clau' ~
trmiet Irlivetv lYutd hu,cts do December anl isnn
AZ delivery b"id buyers hU January anh is"lnFP'"
li,ety u - iiii butria ,n February anh MatVh "u,f
Oi.U4d huvria do Mach and Apiil denveyi nv ,uJ
seller, Anfli aud MAY delivery ~ al!H,l w"
tuna dplNrtt uih arilptl du junr SUI iuf W. 'u.
fNld nu,aia du July aud August aeh'e'l' WV"
hi,pta ,t,i.ut, NV Midi
-tsiion Future, ,luaed snedr va ~, n"oo,a,
n"T lauuay dni,,nt, afdidi hn,eis DO lhnhsi( ah!
tnhru,tV hiiuii hufafs Hh lnl'ua'f Nnu M'H
,a,i.n,, uuil snia,s do March pnh ApiQ aehsrtf,
III aii huypis io, Apr and MAJ h",n,r eni
July uaIS s1ld puyuis do JuI aad A"aas' d"'eJ
b 10 DAD, buJale
New-York tribune., 1884-12-06
HEARING THROUGH CAHES


(which way IL the Hotel Lafayette :" Inquired an
elderly yesterday, as Be accoscd Reserve Oficcr
80 the of Ninth aud Chestnut stA He carr cd a
heavy cane the nickel plated head of which appeared TO
De stuck into his let ear In peculiar fashion lm
trihe hard "f hearing he explained. bat III hear you
n speak into this cane
The officer graspcd the fcrulo end OF the stick with
expression Of surprise. and called IN good, round
voice: " Five squares west"
"No. no." Interrupted the old man. petulantly. 81
cant hear YOU that way"
The officer p the fcrulc 10 his ps again. aud shouted
Hello hello. 36 wants the iAlaictt" Hotel lrs ave
blocks up the street Hear that, Old man "
No. not that way this way. icant hear word that
way. Don't you sec "
.fOh. Lord he's deaf plank said the officer Then
he yelled into the end OF the cane 80 wants the extra
oprntor can't YOU hear that I 36 OF, thcn-way on
! cant stand shouting ut you all day
The old man. who had all the time been mahing violent
efforts 10 plain hialiy called the Reserves attention
~ ohcc the head Of the There's the place
10 speak into You mustn't put the fcrhle ~ )Oir
mouth" The officer his error and IN an instant tie
elderly man on his way up Chestnut 81. perfectly
satisfied.
Those canes are now becoming quite common" sad
Ninth st dealer In sutgira Instruments. " They coat
from K25 up tu Flon and they dpsiinrd to suppH
the Old ear tihmIpts andeien the newer dcntiphonts
deaf man rn st with the head uf the rnnr hi his 10
not unnatural pDsiDn and hpat every word aunhrn hi
friend beside him Tie head uf The ,anu Is hnnw tnh
sllshtlt trumpet shaped So that every sound greatly
Intensified"
} puvilism hns invaded the Naval Ac,dr.ny ut
Annapolis, AMI thn iouihs ath hphg taught t, bn, Ito
ey,npass I ittsbu,s Chronicle,
tlombny husbands out on their wiyea' no ,os
em buUIshinni, Ihus do arrive ~ tho hnnWielpn ~
sks lai,, ant fad that iiombay wonea tais through
thsH n5ses hoston foal
New-York tribune., 1884-12-06
THE TRADING IN CHICAGO.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE rRIBUxs.I

CHICAGO, Dec. 5.-Thc speculative market
broke badly this morning Even at the yards packers
We're demanding concession OF 2OQ2j cents in tho
price of live hogs. February pork nearly 20
cents barrel and year down - l. cents Feb
rIary wheat slow at even 73s973ia cents. Tho
temper OF the day settled was posted that
$1,000 hogs were at the yards
Traders in the oats crowd trying to sell and the
price of the May option dropped a cent.
The weather considered bad for but the price
remained about steady owing to light receipts OF No 2
Year corn has taken a sharp uptum. II selling at
~ cents to-day.
The receipts Of grain to-day p cars Of winter
wheat 1913 of spring wheat Isl OF corn. li2
cars of oats II ears of rye. and 81 OF barley.
At $50 o. M The market closed ~ follows; January
wheat, 73ii cents; May wheat sOi4 cents; January
corn 30 cents May corn, 31li cents May oats, 27t
cents; February pork $ll 522 February lard 80 20.
New-York tribune., 1884-12-06

MWsh1MasrST Dec .gctton nrmi Mliu,,s 10 sis Inv
s.e escs % EiIcts 70 the Continent Siv bales ssss 90
,Weckly.Nct rccepts qtiss bsiss rro.s 2,aso b.s.
exports tn Great Britan b9Sb bsss 70 France e1s bsic
10 40 , aoso bales Coastwiss s578 bscs saie
,sAvasN.n, Doc scostou nrm, Miadlins TO- Tow N,ad
ung iIo, 'Iood ordinary DA AMI stoss rooolpts
bvlp bales riports Cosstwise, itOs baos sales ssN
bales stock, 1ttttt baiss ' '''""
No. r.c.p,. q so bales xro.. s5ega bs-a
81, 300 bales '''' ~ ~ w.
Ntw.ORikAsr bec b.-Co,ion nrm, Mdii,a, 10 gis
Low Midlng ~ in uooi Or iaArY i,iJ not rooe,pis
so7s baies xroas 2iyhs bales Exports "a ufeat intn
.5p bales 20 france $3.50 bales 10 the Continent aV2i
bales aars 1000 bales stock 3pJ.si3 bates
woeky-Net receipts 10 $40 baies gross iO3 10 bans
Exports to GREAT ain ~ l73 bales u France al 2yi
bal,s 10 tho Continent pi67 bales sales, 800 ba.ea
New-York tribune., 1884-12-06
SFiIE or mann.
ppNrsrl,, MAnRrrs

si, s.igt N'' pee te % pnr' rgi "r;''nj. g,
W,rpi VinHstn'fu ~ 'tt Il iplnshu't iie'
Ess WIZ ~ }'sal - 4'NHta Militia is,ftt,
49, ,' - 81, wv a ,4'~s oaHg is1S s,'a sa',
plupuse nae .. e,sps n'n ulomf pa tiea'
tslrh ~ tlt94 ~ s,s'g ,'1ss1,yn - 'T Mn'
r. es' 'aaa.G- mataS u h,,sr a,e,a,a
l''eN'l 's' i' ni,r hrgi,"' Ho'i 'MM'rr3
ann si'sa ,puc, So Western Nnler lioi 7li,. i9,a
W@siern active ,outhcrn Whte ga i-'ao 10 Yellow =
aCoc, " cslern 1lHch sro, i3tc. oaI, .u. -nuti
en- %. ,,c. Western WhHt, - ie:. IA ,l"ri oa5.e'
,,siSSit an ,loay Moss fof., u 1i ,,'9'l,t, oar
ba.I G,o ",e sse, at G3i oo' ,an ,or s1JJ a.
ClScIySAr. Doc. Flor dll. tnls, - 31a - -.
Larry iarS rm at s os,57:a BGlaa,, im s,l dar,
g. :, q S,,rtrlo s66!a lcon yr't 1'oi.rA s,,
siO' ~ 49, 'i p, 10 SO mead saoSiG,t. 100 htit
CHICAGO D,c Flour nll rnl uncl'apfod Far Choice
Minnesota Ba1crs - 0Jas. =. Patonts y oos>s 90
WSost HG% aGi aM and Slightly oTeT saes RANGED bsCScr
5IsI@2 eio%1lns % a Teb1nay "a io,nc i &c. &c.
Nay So4 504c. cosIns at 8 il2ci No cncaqo SPRING
i;ti = S 80 Rod &c. Corn quot; sales ranged
aaoc cosln4 at 37a4c; January - saaj &C. closing at
May co.p S'* an a e pocoaDer 3 s 9 ~ sas' 5c
closn, At "a ST. Nay - :"-o Sc closia3 al = "c Hye
ca,h eps az !, 30 5oq III H. January as+iI - cosn;
81 Az. feoruaIy ST. 81 NAV si2oO Lard lower.
~ .o cio,ns 10; January sO 5sa,6 81, elonns At
,,i S7iao 81 %, Eib ~ shor! Gear Re
Ss6 Gso ds o o i've 500 PUSH Ss oHsa Sa
ley oG.OOo Shpments-Flour 1000 Dds Wheat 5000
OGsh.. barley s5ODo
pKrrou Dsc 5.-Wheat stsaiy No Whtt+ cl'l, 7dc;
Hs''go,r Ho ' oais"N5 1 J. White Ss,.c' So Is a Se
cepts -Wn1Ir. 9.OOo Ohsl
weak No Mlwaa4So ,5, Casa & 55n" ;,rg DsSe%Ser g. g.
30 l. D. lac Garlcy-NO spun}. - &ci No. 3Sprng,
and December 81 -. January lan-rrrae steam 81 70.
oose anu HOS sig,qi - Kceelps-Fionr 5000 b,,'
%@s. eS % S"9 s;o D1,0y 5as sy go2 oo
PnlLAnErHI, Dec. Fonrdul and with liberal offerings
prices Of buyers who were operating only N
sopci y 33,d$2 IS do Extra 81 75gsjol renn'. yana
Family a., o1 INV ~ >. :! Winter %1sit pacn
p 5a9 G Whcii Vas du rm lose Of tho
s1irs Of 40 ; Ret IN grain depot lei No. Deaw1ri a.
IN m'r export m seystoS scD No Rcd DccemOer ?gai9.c
Jnnunr 49, lie February, 1d8Jo March - -gH e.
SS.n o3s stclGy new neeGici Mxe gram q No
5,,' M'ST lcpor i Sail Gisot IN export oeyIor Ic sail
Mixed December i3di e. January 3,. ,c,dv Ic9Gv
nceetri " mls 3lc 40 aNIscd Jl9. 40 White. 3Ist,
wGtc 6ccembeT 39S:3'.c 1anuary s5 - - ,r ,-g
on bpl, wne,, iGo5I bn.n. Corn 4OOj oats,
+ 900 DasL SUPERINTENDENT 5000 busl' Cora. 1000
NJ. Loul,. bee Flour sta,iy aai nar'anyc, Wheat
lover 80 Rol, 7j'ta7Jc cishi DscemOor TOAD ,o4ci
SaHn 3ia,c ic'cmbor jnic January, 5a's' tobr9Ty,
rvs nrn-r at tllr. Barley Market qnlrt a O1s 80
8tcT ani Stg, st,iy and ,hlnsei Flax sc,a stoldy
g. : Corn aM Nod ,t%v at WHISKY
9 short "ar 81 ' war; har n a. a,s % , or5 or
M aS Sa, tGu o, o oN 5u,i m &c 5oS DaS 8sS
5000 on'l Ihipn9nt,- Flour lI2o26Ds Wbnn, IS999 ,
bush. Barley 1000 bush
New-York tribune., 1884-12-06
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS

LlyrRrooL Dec. 5.-proytDi' 8a;,r ca unj,rlin "a.
3gs Bl Long Cler Midilss 3js II; Slbt Cbr Midiloi
J5s Sd 9lort tij. iit 81, 3ioil,rt 3, bi per cst
hrci-llts pt for Extra Indian Mos, Prn' Nest sls
5Gsi Western 80, Llrl-Amcricin. 53t o. Prn, wc,t
shoulders o.. liter. ~ ',r ~, tDr Iii Unt1l StLB
Chee5o- American choice jls 81 wheit-Rel weN,fi
-prins.6s Ji ajs 'd Rel Wlt't IT, - pB. iip,f ca
Mixed Western So 2i california No u od df., ~,
ull % t%l,ho SeEis a. psrc}ist. pfoinge-Splflt'
Di irrn,nti1e -, ui' 10 ~ hjnii1 2i' ~ prrFI
Red ia ner eva rtilig ISL H. psr " Rjsn- ON.
........
The eeeptm ~ vheat r the past thre iars we're soop
rentals ntlnnr $4,000 Anitipan Receipts ~ Ahiriirt
puin. 40 rpnals o.. ma.
prt inn. alrntit ifn+r"i "a ~ fiia ~ p"f lnNt'r
in'eri ahn 4qi - lna rei tii heii " ,ern.snn
r' Fnfi hpt silJi. spifts " thtp pniiii 23t \ ~
~ -tp.in N ~ lpi fni, fasn itin nYp !, ~ ~,
AWu, ia,i snsaf ~ . pei tNt hi ,hli trit,iiieN
rit1ine nl sAi ii's sia' ei h,t phbt ha'r'tti, 49,
itHHln.
New-York tribune., 1884-12-06

hFW.i OnK. Friday. Dec ..
BEEVEs-fcccpt pta were no cars of Las h'ai -'d care
tty hnd n inth st. Iotl Tor tx LAY pl y
ad 80 head f0f time h """A
AIrNab al Guthst were all oon-igh ii 10 Nj lhHtrhn
Nm teen - ~ Jrrr'y ciy were 'ppii 'Hu" Ini W I'
rund with Otly - carloads sale NC hh
ing thc Cilie hrid over from yr.,orial s'leis
hcld ", M,dnr.laYs prices. -lnugIfcerrs have hat a
ciu btI nccf tho week. Fnd reluctant '"
.ow laggiIs trade Itsuilcd ai Htrioy prize
the kct ~ ug dali with few carloads n-Ohl Hlh''
Dad sold 1ff to drf44 % H. ard l"i
head ONcu ~ ci'crr and Nou"h StecrH sold t fi1
un,s OF AZ l2it odrr's ut 10, Win ~ go obtained
for load ~ tirngp Str"tH a. Glh nyrnfr Nt Low
bnurt ~ bead uf l1piri alive ~ 80 lOdtO 10
If ~ q 4 tn.
un, niirr Whirh tive ,nltlc ttDm Chicago VIII hr
"a ract lro No. hnd Dressed Beef zoe Now oik
snu shcfef9 aud ahiprea ~ Live taio believe me ih -
view of tine nrtimens pro id be- had fr TIE rnt
pose ~ olt ining mut equitable adjustment , ,,,.
shipmenta to-day aud tomorrow include ~ i've ,uUr
tie oxen ome hy - n llOiti JlO Live a. W hiu
Murrs tpp Live Cntte ny the Monarch line nn thr 's
Nnnat,h winch VIII also nlr about nlu putrtrt4o li i
iu ~ nnl lnacph asimai Will R'nl nht w we n
tIpr'nanr I. ~ HH'i hnh wv
itta-a,H NuttUn mnh M the u'n ahp cnt' nom lhf
Iri Mnnlit nSu live tait nnit quhlris ~ ,ri
poo 1--we sheep LOU taicaasaof Mutton ahd O' hi'H'"
Iiga ......,.,
,nb'r nivrei FROM ionlun trppt on huod am h'h"
fut IN firnn irtir,thtlt rrpf NJ in5t lls ..,,
~ e 4 uhda ni ini inlf - NrDt irtr r H. ~ w
~ fU - 20 DO l,i y, ~ ~ ~ a. Inoa dn ll'' W.
htwiun ~ uno, hn ! Munotii % ohio HieNs. l49a
49, af nr. 80 ~ o. dn pa ~ ~ % 80 \ uae,a HH
o. an h ~ ~ n flf ilptnula lhnnpan \ 60 ~
dnnn .irer' iu'f ", ~ 4'y 80 w. Coz ilNn leteNmh
iai id ono usou, ht,ga aud riee,s pi H. ~ w. 20 w. o,
e s@l",,' - ,1nI. ne o,s.,s 49, e,oo le' H. s.s AZ
70 unfalnu ~ iihula hiops uiu ", ~ ME-, %
w. - u', i.aas VI, ~ tepJ.
New-York tribune., 1884-12-06

BUFFALO Doc 5--Cane- -Roceipt' tohig o3j h'a l. toal
for week thus GJpO head for time last ~ek 7JOl
head consigned thrOisl. % cars market very dull
Good to cnoe steers - 2D0t5 23 St0cscrs ami Feeders
q 3 AZ in.
Stssp-eceipts today 100 heat tltu Dr wa,St1B FAR
., 800 mead Z DO neat CO1Sgne1
through. lScarg marked steady anl firms Medium to Cool
fJ" asi 30; Canada Lambs. - $3.50 -.
HogsRecepts tbtiy 90 hoIL tOtu for week. thus far
O.OIu head. ttme lat wees. il,pOt neal con
signed through q market active and hrm GOOD -
cnoCe lOrkers 81 30 II 4J Butchers Grades ~ - a. I'D
PIGS. - !Od ti}J.
CHICAGO Dee. J.-The DrjDsrS J,trtu reD)rts H0gs-
Rpcppts ~ 900 lcl s1iD nilt3 tO)1 nat nrst lower
Rough Passing So 1ldsl OJ PACKING aud 5u lpls ~ 10
as DE- Light go ~ 0tl 20. Sxips. - podtl %
Crtre -Raceipts 800 hsli @lp nti'i jlDt n'li mar
ket br.sk ami steady Export GRADES . HuVtb 3 .
Gool 10 Chocc Snnpnt - lbasjO1 'Dnnnn - hehin
= n ~ % Grass lrNlns.f 30 - %
St'e)--l,eceipts 2D)D slpn'ntt 90 market sioidy
Iuriiot to 'u. - Ol0f Z. helinn - ibbi 81 o
- 90 thocc . Extra - 5asl 2j L1mps por nrlt 81 oo
~ 3D. lrNts @t.nD - nO0 - ~.
on market ateidy. Etpprts 81 lbasj5l ui,t - Ci'c,
Grass EtlysA 3jllG SjbE lrtu fsttiA 80 2JD
Shc'p Receipts. 100 ain nenti - vOnn1n - NJ
dunn - U1d 80 Fair - 'ilc, SO pldBj 70 IA NM - ~
~ - go. Irxint 1 Iprft - - ....
hons -Rrrrcptl f,1lt ann nNr't $40 nlrt't aciv"
Yq,tes -i 0jGsi lo ptrUns II loa5i 2ji ii-leG sisJ
a.
New-York tribune., 1884-12-06

aontnr debit That IA the casc with Central OF NcwJor
sey II md Resdins went into bankruptcy af'cr hve
years Of tho most profitable coal business that evcr was
done In this country both wore released win creator
debts over thcm than thcy had In 1879 one mas gone
back into receivers hands and tho "tipu'"ops OF ,o
court to bc complied with In ninety days upon wh'on
the crscy Conrn wns returned 10 tho company ~" h"
yc, tiuiicd Tho market ns whole. closed weak ANA
un-cttlrd. 49,,
Tho market for Government bonds was oNrcmoy ""'''
bn, tho quotations were fully steady and unchanged ~
follows,