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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-12-06
Rig Reward.

CHICAGO, December 5.-At a meeting OF
the Citizens Committee tonight 1t was de-
cided 10 advertise in the n orning papers
reward of s., 1000 for the detection oil the
perpetrators of the election frauds on the
second precinct of the Eighteen ward.
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Strikers Riot.

NERIDEN, Cr., December 5.-Governor
Waller is here in response to telegram ask
ing for troops 70 quell riot among striking
hattsrs in South Norwalk. He sent word
to advise with the Adjutaut General in Nor
walk and if necessary the Governor himself
would 90 to the scene.
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Pittsburg Pointers.

PlrrsBuRG, December 5.-Tbe Hollow
ware glass workers met tonight and after
discussion unanimously decided to resist
the attempt to cut Il cir wages five per
cenh In this city there eleven factories
employing about 1000 men. Shoenberg L
Company, iron manufacturers this evening
ordered fifteen to twenty per cent. reduc'
ton of wages of all workmen, to go into et'
feet Immediately. At Zug Il Co.'S Sable
iron works. halt the force has been dis
charged, and the other half will resume
work on Monday.
On the western division of the Pennsyl'
yanin railroad, one thousand men, princi.
pally track men, have been discharged
within the past week.
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A Weeks Failures.

NEW YoRk, December 5.-Failures
throughout the country rs reported to H.
G. DUE 4 Co.'S agents, number for the
last seven days 294; Canada. rs; total $40.
This is an increase Of II over last week.
The increase is general in all sections OF the
country. but particularly in the Southern
and Western States.
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WILL Cnntasf.

CHICAGO, December Ga special to the
Inter-Ocean fom Springfield, Ills, says:
James Mccartney. the defeated Republican
candidate for Congress from the Sixteenth
district, has fled notice Of contest Tor
I apdas geat
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-12-06

r,r,p Won rather be a Councilman or =
NJ, Of tue B. Of P. w Both are hard
-. ~ iill and be popular.
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Plenary Council.

(. 'IaI D, more, December 5.-The work Of
t,,s 'eo@Sry Council is rapidly drawing to a
~. lnere were two sessions to-day and
,r,y ''Ire sessions tomorrow viii finish the
an ! ~f Hhich the council was called.
80. -e work will be affirmed at the public
h. % % n tee Cathedral Sunday. Tonight
d ~ Snayrich, Redemp,oris., preached
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-12-06
ssFoRs BREAKFAST.

r..-,g< and creditors appear to be try
hard TO get down to bottom rock.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-12-06

EpxrxD =. BocKrxG and c. MenkemilIes.
druggists, will refund the price paid II
AckerIs Blood Elixer does not relieve any
skin or blood disorder. A new. but thoe.
ouphly tested discovery.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-12-06
LABOR TROUBLES.
Gloomy Outlook for the Mon Who Toll for
n Living.

EAsroH, Pa, December 5.-West End
Iron Company below PhilIipsburg, reduced
wages ten to twenty per cent.
Swazye mines reduces wages from 81. 10
TO 90 cents per day. Machine runners who
received 81. 40, will now be paid Sl.l0
Springdale foundry and machine works
at Castauqua reduced ten per cent.
The slate men at Pen Argye are on q
strike against second reduction of wages.
Ferndale mill, near Castauqua, has closed
Indefinitely,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-12-06

The day Sir Isaac Newton discoyerea
The attraction of gravitstion he sat under
tree and caught a severe cold. Alas. IN
those un enlightened davs there was no Or,
Bull and no DR.. Balls Corgh Syrup either.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-12-06

WIZ u II that 70 nany pegIset eo.fAs
and colds until theg Ct ccassnptqeS
Why is it 20 pssy die q ceaesop1eey
II Is becasse they wills - sons -
besled. Every one kss.s . safe ess
er Of Throat and long disssses = D. ~
tsrs BsIeam ci via Chenys ~ - =
can Sc had Of any dsv1EiA
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A Nesburg vousa has recovered 49,
Tor a broken IN, asd saatoniss6 esdnsts
tbs, Ut this nate hes bonsa ass vcssA y5le
lffii ~
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! heard Patti, of course / di J. bat the
Won I know VI at curss her roll whsn
'r 1i'.- = r'a- l. l'r % n )
.! 7. Tsa ty fse eeals a botI.e.
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Not New.

These things are not new" he continued
'for | called the attention Of the chairman
Of the this committee TO them year ago.
also the'attention of Senator Van "yek' Of
Nebraska, and Harrison, Of Indiana; 1t
may be said that am sour at Judge Law
reDce Of the Treasury Department. Ii that
we're true could not have remained mere e:
during this year of my kuo"iedge OF thus
wrong doing / Hoped By giving ini3rma-
tion Of TO correct the evils. l think Judge
awrence is an honest and industrious man.
bnt he was so wrapped up in writing MS de-
cisiops (esiimable books no doubt) that ne
canno, attend to business.
Smyrna times., 1884-10-01
CASH WILL TELL.
q

Tn buying goods for cash we are
enabled to lead the trade in low prices.
Smyrna times., 1884-10-01
Maryland Items.

Denton has begun work on new
$4,000 town hall.
Smyrna times., 1884-10-01

In the breach of promise case of
Margaret w. Gordy against Henry
Galloway, at Salisbury, Md, the jury
Friday rendered a verdict for $4,000
damages.
Smyrna times., 1884-10-01
Continued from Fourth page.l

Lewes has lost ten tons of pork re-
Gently from the ravages of the hog
Smyrna times., 1884-10-01
smyrna Branch Trains.
Closing of Mails.

Going North, 7lOA NJ s.42A. NJ. 11.O5A.M. 517P. NJ
Going South $50 " LAP. NJ. 4.37P.M. TAB
Smyrna times., 1884-10-01

J.D. Wilson's mill, on the ChOptank,
two miles from Ridgely, Caroline
County, was burned Friday loss about
$4,000; insured for 50, 900.
Smyrna times., 1884-10-01

and Greenbackers are endeavoring to
fuse with each other in order to make
the ratification of the amendments an
issue in this campaign. 1t rests with
the County Conventions and the tick
cts which may be placed in nomina-
ton, whether or not our party is to be
placed in jeopardy. 1t was thought,
until lately, that there would be no
contest worthy a name in Sussex, and
if our County Convention acts with
some discretion, there need be no fear
now. The question of adopting new
Constitutions, or of amending the pres
ent Constitution has never been con-
sidered q political question:
Smyrna times., 1884-10-01
Opening Of Mails

Going North, $50 and 1910 a. NJ, and 445P.M
Going South, $50 A. NJ, and 7.2O P. Nj.
Smyrna times., 1884-10-01

Rev. A. w. Lightbourne, of Easton,
Md, has resigned his pastOrate of the
NJ. z. Church of that town, and ten
dered to DR.. Caldwell, his Presiding
Elder, his parchments.
Smyrna times., 1884-10-01
J.B. Cooper.

NV offer of Bargains in Carpets and
other Goods at Discount for Sharp Cash is
hereby continued till further notice, or until
the Stock is sold. This includes Only goods
now in the Store and embraces Tapestry
and Brussels Carpets and Rugs at 10 per
cent off, and all other Carpets and Mattings
at 12a per cent off marked price. Then
there is a large line of both heavy and light
Cassimeres at 10 off, which will be offered
only for short time to those who want to
buy winter goods cheap in advance OF the
season. The above offer means Sharp Cash
of course, as / want the money changed into
new Goods again. Some of the above goods
will be sold at even Il larger discount than
is named.
And then all the usual large Variety of
Goods in all the Departments is kept up,
and new additions constantly made.
Decided Bargains in Kid Gloves and
ChiIdren's Hosiery.
Several Decorated Tea and Chamber
Sets below price
Ladies' Dress Cloths and Cashmeres
marked down.
Dry Goods, Notions, Carpets OilclOths,
Cedar and Willow Ware, Ropes and Twines
China and Glassware, Lamps and Lamp
Goods, Groceries, Provisions, Canned Meats
and Fruits, Flour, Seeds, Cigars and Tobacco
Fruits, Books and Stationery in great va
riety, Cutlery, Brushes Tin Ware, Powder
and Shot, and every thing in the line of Mis-
cellaneOus Small Wares.
Flower Pots and Vases.
Country Produce taken.
Smyrna times., 1884-10-01
THE PUBLIC

will remember these words, rs it will
be to their benefit in the purchase of
their Fall Clothing. We commenced
the season of 1884 and 'S5 with the best
and largest assorted stock of Mems,
Boys and Children's Wear that has
ever been known in the history of the
Clothing trade, comprising a variety of
styles of all kinds of Foreign and Do
mestic Goods, at the following low
prices:
Smyrna times., 1884-10-01

The first new white corn of the sea-
son, amounting to so bushels, was
shipped on Wednesday from East New
Market, Dorchester County. 1t was
sold on Thursday by Thomas J. Dali &
Co., to the Maryland Pearl HOminy
Company, Baltimore, for 61 cents.
Smyrna times., 1884-10-01
County and State Items.

From the North, 11.OO A. NJ, and SIS Pm.
From the South, 7.35 and ll.30 A. NJ
Smyrna times., 1884-10-01

S5 900 town hail.
Horse thieves are operating in Queen
Anne's County. There is said to be |
an organized band at work.
The attendance during the three
days continuance of the fair at WOrtOn
amounted to 10000 persons.
Madam rumOr has it that the mar
riage of the eloquent young pastor of
the Elkton Presbyterian church will
take place this month.
J. D. Wilson's mill, on the ChOptank,
two miles from Ridgely, Caroline
County, was burned Friday; loss about
$1,000; insured for $4,000.
In the breach of promise case of
Margaret w. Gordy against Henry
Galloway, at Salisbury, Md, the jury
Friday rendered a verdict for $4,000
damages.
Rev. A. w. Lightbourne, of Easton,
Md, has resigned his pastOrate of the
NJ. E. Church of that town, and ten
dered to DIR. Caldwell, his Presiding
Elder, his parchments.
The first new white corn of the sea-
son, amounting to so bushels, was
shipped on Wednesday from East New
Market, Dorchester County. 1t was
sold on Thursday by Thomas J. Dali &
Co., to the Maryland Pearl HOminy
Company, Baltimore, for G1 cents.
Captain James S. Mitchell, who kill
ed George w. Oldham, in Sassafras
Neck. Cecil County, was convicted of
manslaughter in the Circuit Court, at
Elkton, on Wednesday. The court
sentenced him to pay fine of one dol
lar and costs and to be imprisoned in
the county Jail for eight months.
The barn and corn house of Edward
Emory, a farmer of Quaker Neck,
Kent County, was destroyed by fire on
Wednesday afternoon, including a
horse and some farming implements,
| causing a loss of 81 900, partially in
sured. The inmates of the house were
awakened about 3 o'clock on the same
morning and extinguished an incipient
fire in the dining room.
At the present term of the Cecil
! y.
has been convicted on three charges of
violating the local option law and fined
$500 and costs, and is committed in de-
fault. Mrs. Miller, convicted on two
indictments, paid $3.50 fine and costs
and was discharged. Ephraim Corn
ish, cOlOred, convicted on two indict-
ments, fine and costs $3.50, committed
in default of payment.
The Hartford County Canned Good.
Pdck.-The packing of corn has been
in progress for nearly a month. The
early cutting was good and quit,
abundant. Some of the largest yield:
per acre vet heard of have been re
ported this season. The later crops
owing to a long drought, are very
seriously injured and may not maxi
half an average yield. The price 70
corn has been very remunerative, an,
shipping has been moderately active
f The West is taking the greater part 0
f present shipments. Tomatoes are dc
: ing badly. None of the factories ar
making full time on this article alone
Since July 9th but one shower of raj
has fallen in this vicinity, and tomi
toes, in common with everything elsl
, have greatly suffered. We suspeC
! that the output does not average {
!, yet more than ten cases to the acr
Since the acreage is less than half thi
g of last year no great amount of tom;
q toes can be expected from Hartford tn
i season. Packers views on this artic
are strong; but as yet the prices Offe
:, ed will not pay the cost of prOductiO
= -HaUre de Grace Republican.
Smyrna times., 1884-10-01

Madam rumOr has it that the mar
riage of the eloquent young pastor of
the Elkton Presbyterian church will
take place this month.
Smyrna times., 1884-10-01

Captain James S. Mitchell, who kill
ed George w. Oldham, in Sassafras
Neck. Cecil County, was convicted of
manslaughter in the Circuit Court, at
ElktOn, on Wednesday. The court
sentenced him to pay fine of one dol
lar and costs and to be imprisoned in
the county Jail for eight months.
New-York tribune., 1884-11-27
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

NoHK Wednesday Nov. 90. 1884
Receipts were lb cariof - = h"a', nl ~ io
.cv city Toty Z 40 head, agans 100 hcn
of the time last weck The arrivals were on
what than expected and with moro than ~
held over the supply exceeded the demand lhr ihaihot
with Prime aud hoiCe Bulocka frnl tio NV
ANN grades steady, and common rough los weak .n"
shade lower. ltade dfagg all The morning Nl.n,,n.
Al ,arincc of the yards late ~ Inc Top g,sun'
were at tho lns aud tho under grades nonl ~ pct
bead Sc n lower seven cars or thplcr henlu,et
htrcts bought to arrive turned over W Lew haes
by Lehman Tho drove averaged i0lu 10 on nv s.ns
oday the delivered here IL supposed 10 p tlun
less than &c 8cr 10 i,o weight ihe 6st o. ,me i n'h m ~
.ao aod tlc market brought l2 ai2pr 10 ui", on m
snd head nazod tho nlghc,t aguIo obtained 'oy, way,
viz i3Lc, 10 dfcls OI n lNo oars M Wy
rme 6uocts hon Chicago I'D At q 100 o. ihe rIs: .Hs
for to air Nntys riers was from = 70 liV "u,''
D. % m with general sales Of 0ood 10 rms az
To dress bd ID sit cars 0f Poor Icrans sold NJ .~d ~
arcss 6b @ and carloads o Good Coorado. ~ npes, %,
and eaIs Of Dry cows at W 90 aud ola
were offered as low as &c per with no akers Few bus
re,acd a. 2.ac About 40 head we're taken iof tx
port at 10 . 90. 10 dress 90 ID. 81,
The Alaska got on yesterday with lgoo qnarers Of bes
and 500 oacasses of Mutton for Joseph Eastman lono
row the Cy Chester win tsko out for Mess, sherman
et UOi quarters OF Deef az csrcasses OF Mutton anu
pressed rss the Mariso 90 Lave usttle for nodsmn
and Dressed geoi Tor swift Col and the ornooo - Vo
cattle 10 the Bermudas .., nj.
Gable dispatches IRON London quote Good American hefris
orator Beef steady at III 20 per lb -. .,. o,o =.
ssies-H. Rosenthai fof ~ Morris ~ TeIAns WV NJ
New-York tribune., 1884-11-27

s7sSssni sd% e57 S,M7Ss 80 Native % steer, AZ,
s 'iS s s SS b 4. ,sJs < az Ss? S a.
iS Yi S Io@ IT, a'Ss Vi%an !; % Srsas Steers
ssSler$ Sg%ml:',cn 10 indiana steer:
y q 20 ssrS g. '',
3 SSo S q. .s5' !? g. So
Z u n $ s. 49, = s VISA
&f;S'" ss y Z IA Si'
at q s Go s On S p y SS z s :s P cSr S S'
sherman ulver commissions; 20 ONO 1888 ID
S s g. s 3 at IN so 40 81 aG ss a. p % %s
80 80 90 IL - - 10 % at Sc II do Zoa d. at ac ~ ohie
p 4ss S' S lSts g Ss u = sq,s 3qS
ldSs ip a. q E a p Ohio do 1925 h. at 81 io Dry
e. e. 9ac y ii 55 Ip MI i O. S p ioc 5GO II do 1853
S eOs% S 4 for ,, sst e. IA J nop @ at SC
b. a. $ 3 q ono d. D. 80 g. at NJ e e g w. H. and ID 81 4
Per dS,a heat Z 90 I, ls dI o At Ioe rro.
s5 G' 'S3Ta@ E@' H?%sis' ssssS
Iss%: TGsfrs = pho ofy s7s s:e gsr
a'a@ sc & iqE 1 j. N MsGY sea 49, qh9 he d. Sc & q + b.
at per en- oS ID n S.0 ~ a. :, So stag LEO oS S
ios ;S 4 Il Savf % stSI s. a Il % ii
SS9 e. r5 e s and 9 s ycr s"G nogens in 90 Illinois
stesrs lsio % a !! 1911 II, at 80 80: los do,
nberg for Lehman eros II Kentucky steers $50
b. st se25i s,ao l9Ss =, at $500; AZ DO i4sl ID, at
r s'maels Tor lehman Bros: 90 Kcntucky steers 1856 b.
isa i$l7 p a. IS a.; y Do llI2 r. o....,
active and firm ysas With rassers 4 RghSr and The
penss were readily cleared Ordinary to Prime veas sold at
Iasser. sold 2GSc and lots Of Fed Calves and Grasscs
at @ a. 5 g. 70 GS sod so ny y'a al 23 q
Hume Mullen % sod VeeIs 70 ID, at yi2c do l40 d.
Disnack & Dewey sold. ID 10 yeas l4s m at &c; do lal
21-s 2l DO 29s o. a. Be and M.sd DO 4os y at 4e 20
!? do 1862 To- at So 3D. do 223 b. at 34c and 4s do 2s2 TO-
Judd Eu,kingham sold: Veal. so b at &c; do 1870 b.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts were 20 cars Of os2 head
Ill cars at 6ohst aud cars at Jersey city and dozen
ay head ns % 81 e head Sr the same t%e nSs St a.t
@ Mfsf & SFe m @ ie sa%n s mn. @ aSe vine
sheep end Lambs Of A. aSi , Ee
general alesat %. to Prime Lambs ranged
D. 4e l5gdo l5 10 at 81 90 37o do, 80 ID. at IS 20
r = Ka.e sold: as State sheep 80 TO- at 44c: lG7 state
Lambs y 10: a. 9'c. oo, o,'.a,... ,,.,o,n
at D, ?o9 ono sheep a la@9s g o. st &c 2c9 Do
Judd buckingham sold lCS Kentucky sheep, ll5 ID, at
Dlc@Oack pcyGy sold 25 stats Lamb, 60 rat 5+s iS2
SS DC 80 m p s at % DO lS s % and sp sg DO 10 '' d.
Hume and Mullen sold 172 Canada Lambs 81 10, at 5tc;
% do II fb 5c "a do "A b at 494c ~ do art
sheeP67 TO- at tc 20 sheep ~ ID, at 44c; AZ Pennsyl.
Lambs 81 b at 2 40 do part sheep 81 10. at
IL uj 81 pennsyva sheep 76 d. at 2Aq3'c 425 do,
o. N. at % aud 2'O Western DO SO TO- at s. 10
wash, kirDy & Go sold 2O3 Western Sheep, and Lambs
81 II, at ~ 90
aIcnbeck Davis sold 100 Western sheep few Lambsl,
~ h. 4c 10 state 10 - H. at 2 2lO do 81 10 at 3Ar
81 do 10 b at 3is 2l2 do - 10, at 2ci aud AZ Lambs
30 10. at sc.
UuGS-lieceipts - ot a7j7 head-3Q car, at
iOth and 3t Jersey city Total for four days
2675 head aga 3sOg7 loI the same tno s week There
u SIN furt marked Improvement IN city prossc,'
yesterday with higher prices IN tho West aud much
lghtcr receipts here at week the market Tor Live
Hogs 4 tc higher ordinary 10 Primo are quotablc at
~ 20 GS5 20.
New-York tribune., 1884-11-27
Nrw IJnbliraiions.
iI1HE INDEPENDENT.

fuNHE lNDEfENOENi
THANKSGIVING NUMpER.
CONTENTS
POEMS.
The Gift OF Grapes II II.
Thank sgiying Amelia t. Barr
Praying For shoos. Paul III. liayne.
ARTICLES.
The Yearly Thank sgving. IT. Rev + ID iuntneon ~ u
some southern Literature Maurice inonllso -,
ThanksgiSing Among the Politicians Warrington """
den. ID ID. IT n
Names In the VALLEY OF the Hudson. Benson Lossng n ~
Keep Yourselves the Love OF God George f. fenccos
DID.
Iettored or Unlc'tcrcd II. A. oakes.
Our Boston Letter John winthrop
Nj. Hoidge Partner. Frederick ID. storey.
The Rtnaway'a rhanksgivnG Hiamar u hoyesehy p,,L
Wadcusia1 Commentary on the song OF So'ohon ID 'N'
Taylors Lie and Letters Richard Henry stoddard
EDITORIALS
Foou for THANKSGIVING The South Carolina OleaIcry,
Hea WORKER MOnstrOus King iheOaw Inc onioiuine
OF Faith Indian Citizenship
DEPARTMENT
Fine Science SAINT school and COLLEGE reraI MIA
aities l1tergtlrc. Music. Financial ihsuianee '''
sions. Farm aud Garden ETC.
single co,cs 10 cents Subscription. 50 per year
Trial Trip" for month 80 cents.
THE INDEPENDENT, POI Broadway, New-iork.
New-York tribune., 1884-11-27
llropooils.
PROPOSALS FOR ARMY SUPPLIES.

OFricr PURCHASING AND DEror CoMNIssARy,
CORNER GREESE Nrw.fORk ttfi Nov .aI - a c,pd,.
Sealed proposals, IN duplicate. cub Get % inc u'u , ia
tions will te received at thus office until ~ oob onc,e
ccmbcr 1884, at which limo and place the wu
10 furnishing Military suSp les required 10y =" '""
Department. H. =. Army. . u.al pe,nS
salt Meat salt Elsa, Flour Hard Bread Corn aa, ipces
IA - llomny Cofee, Tea Sugar Soap Sut vp' IA s,a
Crackers Canned CO. d, Pickles. Toilet Solp ,,sni.hsd
cigars towels, ana nuucrous others OF th.
b, the Subsistence Department Further lniinss ~. oD
specifying articles Juan,i'ics Kinds .ie. m sye
tanei on arpr this onrc The nsht -
~ er auy on all pruposrl. Envelopes anihk ana
snould be- mar ked 'ftoposals subaistcnce SUI
addre sscd TO the undersigned - j.. ", Aruy.
New-York tribune., 1884-11-27
TOTAL. RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Fer North Rirer. Vessels and Railroads.
Nrw.vopK Nov Oh 1oe
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
NEw.YoGK. November 20. 1881

CoFFEE-spot Rio dull and 10 great extent nominal at
o't Options opened steady but closed de-
pressed after eal trade. At Amsterdam the monthly se
went OF AT c the Valuations Havrc declined 2G 'i'
and news was rscglved from Rio sale, we're I'D b,g
C0sing fooys January S2j ds.3Oc; February $50 a
500: March. $50 ( Soc; Apri SN0dS Gjc. May. sf5
q soc; june, 750sS0c; November, Sl5sS 2Oc. De-
eemher Sl5aS20c Mid GRADES moderately active az
prce sales l70, bags aTacabo. 800 Sayana and 2jO
orO private terms
CoTToNspo, Cotton frmer but without quotablc change.
Sales evening" Inc ling 100 for cNpOt
Delivered contracts 800 bales.
cccpts al p).s to-day. 1902 bales. against 73i this
,iav last week and 2J.gi last year.
Ire quotations. according 10 tho American classification
arr follows:
New-York tribune., 1884-11-27
state Choice 1884. 30 ael DO. Mediums .,as,.
po-ooea' oea'..........lssiaD Do crop Of isSS ...iSSn
lracuc Ioast laSl iaSe1

nsatS Choicc 1854 40 q q Do. Mediums lan,,
bosooou' 10 DO. crop l.ni *
Ifacihc Coast. 1854 80. l3s ~
routtHr AM GANS
feceips OF Live Poury arr moro libera end uv.,,
IMPLY pr1mssa tor The week Demand tight for Fowis ~
ehckens anu bulk of supply a loc ~.
keys wanted and rule hr az lac for eos sra,ss. tus
Prime Ducks and cecsc doing better .'s"' '"sA
The market Tor Dresscd Poultry dull Low m IN
THURSDAY when traae mpr we'd the accmu which IA
occurred carrier In the week leduce and pric.
upward ecaly for rurkeys Tho receipts so fsr tns
have been large but trada Tor the
ing holiday and all str city choice "a ruling in s
favor phsdeRha dry picked Tuskcys Of fancy ea,sty
l9c. and best Jersey scadcd about Ice There ,
supply OF Western and state and 80
ing OF which tho quality II very tuaf raleiv ~
average sales are at oc, bat the best lots herd nrmv
TO and have oecss reached that price sooi any
fair lots OF Western selling at ~ aI5c fbicEe,s s
Fowls ruling dull and without upward tendency Insrs
and Geese OF quality In good request and firm
All kinds OF iresh killed Game denIsud ana ar,,
with improvement In prices or u m venison and VIA
Ducks good deal OF frozen game market for whics
trade very dull. - "-'sS
New-York tribune., 1884-11-27
Ncw i)u' 'Iicaiicns.
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