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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-11-13

Free Distribution.
What causes the great rush at Hickox
& Patterson's drue store? The free dis
tribution of sample bottles of DR.. Bo-
sanko's Cough and Lung Syrup, the
most popular remedy for coughs, colds,
CONSUMPTION and bronchitis now on the
market. Regular size 80 cents and 81.
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An Export Item.

WASHINGTON, Nov. IL. - The total
value of domestic breadstufls exported
during October was $ll ,5il ,ll2, against
Sli,7iO,99i the corresponding month in
1888. For the ten months which ended
October 81, $40, 99S,Oi7, against Sl45, l2),-
33l, corresponding period in 1888.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-11-13

The time is coming when you will
have fires in your homes. Protect them
with insurance by calling on Smith d
Hall. Dallas, and insure in the Son of
London
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The season for fires is upon us. SO in
sure your home with Smith & Hall
agents at Dallas for the Sun of London
Transatlantic. Fireman's Famed, Yves.
tern of CALIFORNIA, and the Oakland q
CALIFORNIA.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-11-13

The time has come when we need
money in our business, so send in your
subscription.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-11-13

If your horses have sore shoulders,
scratches, cuts or open sores of any kind,
use Stewards Healing Powder.
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Hendricks to Go East.

PHIA, Nov. IA dispatch
d from Hon. Thomas A.
mis- evening, stating that he
this city on Saturday next
The Democratic parade.
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Insure your house with Smith * Hall
agents ofthe Syn NJ London. Dallas.
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KNOWING THAT
CHILLARINE

Has not and cannot fail TO cure, we offer $500
Reward for any case of Chtlls 1t falls to eur
when directions are followed.
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Smith s. Hall will insure farmhouse
on the installment plan. Call and SO
them.
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Children's School Shoes at Hunsta
ble'S
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Boys Boots at tho Hunstable She
Store. .
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a &c
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-11-13

Ia Purely Vegetable, entirely harmless, Dead
shot for Chilis.
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BENNETT
hy
better we are pleased with t-Mr. r. Mo-
the editor Of this prr nus been
fore kiln avenue Louis
without
Gamble
a washing
the Washer @ G
% i a SSs FAMILY S e aS al n af
Boeek are Sngs-
Phelusg rldana ST Louis
Readwh Texa
much praise cannot 6e 1ne
buy the one have could not get another nV
Missouri
his and Iken
ForC Circulars Ter tic.
CUTTER & GO, GenI Agt's for Southern states.
Main and E doors
sOutho Of
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Place your insurance with the Trans
atlantic or Sun of London. Smith "
Hall, agents, Dallas.
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Insure your homes with Smith q
Hall, agents for Transatlantic.
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ChiRIarine

Infants Fine Shoes at Hunstabls's.
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THAT whittier, skin of hersthan snow,
And smooth as nioumen tai ala baster,
Was all acquired by using PozZonis
edicated comnleNiOn powder
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-10-05
PROVO POINTS.

J; v. LoNo vent up to your city 10.
JOHN H. BURroE, the Salt Lake archi-
tect, was here on Friday.
JUDeE EMERSON went to his home IL
Ogden to-day to spend Sunday.
GEO. RICHARDS. manager for Smoot
Co.'S drug store, ran up 10 the city OF
Friday and retired to-day,
ARTHUR BRowN defended McGuinnis
in the trial here this week, and secured
for the prisoner an acquittal.
THE last criminal case Of the People
against McGuinnis was concluded Fri
day evening. The jury returned YER
dict OF not guilty.
ONE hundred and thirty hands are
now employed at the Provo Wooden
Mills, and an average OF 1900 yards Of
cloth per week are manufactured.
THE plumbers, plasterers and painters
now have the Insane Asylum in hand.
That part they are now engaged on,
and which will be ready Tor occupancy
by Christmas, is only one-eighth of the
entire structure; these quarters viii ac-
commodate eighty persons.
TIE following prisoners were escorted
from Provo to the Penitentiary last
evening: Williams, sentenced for life
for killing Hutchings; Jas. Curtis, SEN
fenced for two years for involuntary
manslaughter; Rowe and BuInbal. re
spectiyely for five and three years for
grand larceny.
The roof IS now being put on the new
Utah stake tabernacle; the seating ca
pacity of The building will be 1900
crowded. The dimensions are C9x12S
feet; greatest height of ceiling, AZ feet.
The building has four octagon towers on
the corners, each one containing wind.
ing staircases communicating with the
galleries. The towers will be 81 feet
high to the top of the spire. The one
large tower in the centre of the build
ing has diameter at its base Of 81 feet,
and its spire viii extend 1873 feet, mea-
surfing from the ground; the structure
viii be an imposing one when finished,
and will reflect credit upon the skin and
taste OF Mr.. w. II. Folsom, its architect.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-10-05
ST. J0SEPH'S SCHOOL
Boil Of Honor for September.

intermediate department, conduct
and studies-Iasters Heenan, D. and 5.
S2ltz, Janney, West, Wilkinson, Sails
oory' Mueller, Hepworth, Cunningham,
3 Murphy, Hiskey, Patten,
Noble, shurtlif, Warren, Lollin. Shoe
Tablet for studies-Masters Duche-
neaux, Carothers, McCune. Curtin. Har-
4ney' Goldberg, Smith, Bubble. Tagan,
D4kin' Booth, heeney.
sJlln-oTs and minor departments con
Tec. and lessons Masters SeboDoe. Y.
1T:oDin, c. HiSkey, Foster. Sells. T1lsom.
ioO55riS, Roy, C!eghorn, Sullivan. Cav
VIC 4 }. Lamb, Lees, Malioy, Hsmmel.
In y: fatten, J. and =. Wilkinson,
IL y ...1ains, +. O'C0nuer, Hank. Dale
III IN; I. Shoemaker, Harder, DOYLE.
p-1-aln-e.-1asterS Heath, :. Hall.
TI5.~Ie4l, Z. and J. 0'Connor. Decker.
In ~ '. AcCune. Webb.
s+-,,t923-.ioIabiy mentioned IN conduct and
t-bic III s' but not having been in school
R i-e required Masters +. snd ].
NE, r-s, J. and II. O'Briea, W. Hall.
Mo- ainentai music, piano-Masters
oro ooole; Ca-othcrs, Murphy, Foster,
N6fo., Master Eddie; violin, Master
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-10-05
riIns. Piles!. rI.rs:::

Sure curs for blind, bleeding aad itch
ing plies. One box has cured TIE worst
eases Of thirty years standing. no one
need suffer i've minutes after using Will
Jams Indian Pile Ointment. It absorbs
tumors, aliays itching, acts as pouitice,
gives instant relief. Pepared only for
Piles, itching OF the private parts, moth
ing else. Hon. J, IS. Coffenbury, Of
Cleveland, says: II have used scores Of
Pile cures and it affords NE pleasure to
say that have never found anything
which gives such immediate and pernl.i-
nent relief az DR.. Williams indian Pie
Ointment" Sold by druggists and
mailed on receipt OF price. 81. $1,000
FRAzIER MEDICINE Co. ProD's. CleTe-
Iand, Ohio.
For sale at e c. II. I. drug store.
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oGpna. October 4. lss4
,1rs. d.. walton,s psrioa.enl rea.

Mother Walton has prescribed thi,
valuable medicine for great many
years in her private practice. 1t has
proved an unfailing specific in the treat
ment of the many disorders to which
the female constitution is subject It is
cure for the monthly troubles that 50
many women suffer. Mailed on receipt
OF price, co..
FRAZER MEDICINE Co, Props, CIere-
land, Ohio.
/ SARAToGA RIaK Rock SPnISs WAT2E
for sale by al druggists
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PACIFIC EXPRESS.


Boise City, idaho.
Package, C. B. Blackwell.
Trunk and bundle, J. T. Rateman,
Payette, Idaho.
Caldwell. Idaho
Sack, II. Snadle.
Red Rock, Montana.
Crate, J. H. Kyner, Junction, Idaho.
Package, Chon Tuck Tong. Lees burg,
Idaho.
P. Box, W. J. McClinton, Junction,
Idaho.
Bundle. c. o. D., $500. PAWS & Dish
US, Spring Mountain, Idaho
Bundle, Z. o. D., $3.50, s. Brooks,
Junction, idaho.
Silver Bow, Montana.
Yalise, w. d. Fry.
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DIED.

CITY. O sSS;--ln the Eleventh Ward. sds Like
pfogsrsti1,,.1 7t1, 1851, st pm, OF nervous
LansI;sae,l.li Jean lawson, born in Holleytown.
nd 49, & scotland. lie leaves a wife
iohitdren.-.8i.l. Star please copy.
sss, - iGnes@ viii &c DESIGNATED here
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Sol tor the penver Expoe,tion.


Commencing Saturday next, Septem-
Der 9th, the Union Pacific and Denver q
Rio Grande railroads viii sell round
trip tickets TO Denver, which viii in
clude two admission tickets 10 the Den
yer Exposition. Fare, $5l, good for ten
days from date Of sale. These tickets 10
be sold on Saturdays only, until Sep
TENDER 9th, after which date they will
be sold only on Wednesday, October
18th.
s. W. EccLEs,
General Ticket and Passenger Agent,
D. d K. G. ". Ry.
w. BoRELAEp,
G. A. 2. Dept. Z. P. Ry.
WILL YOU sUFYrR with Dyspepsia and
Liver Complaint? Shiloh's Vitalizer is
guaranteed 10 cure you. Sold at A c.
Smith * Co.'S Drug Store. ~
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PACIFIC EXPRESS.
The Pacific Express Co.

sAIr LAKE CRY, Sept. 4th, 1884.
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Bundle, J. Blackburn.
Bundle, II. Bynes.
Valise, T. Brooks.
Valise, J. II. Bright.
Package, G.. NJ Bush.
Package, E. g. COlburn.
Package, Z. Watts.
Washing machine, ]. J. Campbell.
Package, w. Collins.
Package, Z. C. Clark.
Bundles, n CasseD.
Package, 4. Clark.
Package, J. Clark.
Valise, 6. Deacon.
Package, D. 5. Dow.
Bundle, II. Delaney,
Yalise, w. H. Davis
Roll. T. Daniels.
Sack, ]. c. Elliott.
Bale, J. Eggeman.
Package, c. 0. D., $500, Z. NJ. Evans.
Package, J. FeeIey.
Box, B. R. T. Farley.
Bag, F. Field.
Bundle and saddle, J. Ford.
Valise, w. Gordon.
Gun, T. Greats.
Package, w. 6. Glassman.
Bundle, G. NJ. Gage.
Bundle, c. II. Gearhart.
Package, II. Gibbs.
Bundle, NJ. Greenwood
Box, r. w. Glassman.
Package, .. Grosmark.
Package, 2. II. Gallagher.
Pistol, G. L. Goodmow.
Package, il. ]. Goetzmsn-
Package, C. D. Golden.
Bale, q. Holt.
Package, @. Holt.
Package, II. II. Henry.
Bundle, r. Hooper.
Package, ). Hutchinson.
Bundle, G McHurst.
Package, II. l. Hanson.
Package, C.. S. Jones.
Package, T. NJ Joslyn.
Package, J. Jackson.
Package, H. 3. Johnson.
Valise and bundle, ;. Klein.
Bundle, 4. Knaw.
Package, J. Kennedy
Package, ]. Keisly.
Box, J. .. Lamb.
Package, r. Little.
Bundle, &. Leach.
Saddle, J. II. Marston
Sack, J. Mothewen.
Bundle, y. Morrison.
Package, 5. Mackan.
2Chairs, c. i. Moore.
Package, z. r. Murphy.
Castings, Norton Steward Z Co
Package, 7. o. Donnen.
Bale, NJ. O'Brien.
Package, Oliras Rufugo
Package, Z. L.. Palmer.
Falise, H l. Paddock.
Barrel, 7. T. Paskin.
Revolver, G. =. Pratt.
Package, DR.. J. Richards.
Package, W. Rethuck.
Bundle, C. Robinson.
Bundle, ". Bancroft
Package, +. Smith.
Package, Z. Stone.
Package, w. T. Sparks.
Box, w. s. Schuck.
Valise, Mat Smith.
Package, c. 0. D., $4,000, Kate san
ders.
Bundle, \. Scheof.
Nalise, J. W. Shaw.
Package, ". Slater.
Trunk, c. Is. Scotland.
Package, J. Thompson.
Bundle, w. H. Travis.
Package, q. /. Tracy.
Sack, A. T. Thomas.
Bundle, c. Wilson.
Bundle, G. White.
Package, G. Wilson.
Barrel. T. Ryan.
Montpelier, Idaho.
Yalisc, L. D. Simms.
Box, c. o. D., $3.50, J. L. Sparks
Thatcher, Idaho.
Bundle, ". H. Berge, Arimo,
Bundle. +. linlaR, Arimo.
Velise and Sack, John CT0ety, Afimo. f
Bundle, u. GARNER, Armo.
Piece wood, Wn. Bailey, ArimO-
BIaokteot. Idah1.
Yalise, D. J. Campbell.
Crate, I. Yocng.
Eagle Rock, Idaho.
Package, T. n. Clifford.
NiGlise. j. Wool
Beaver Canon. Idaho.
Bandie, C. Wanless.
PocateIio. Idaho.
Box, u. lesser.
Bundle, Nc Eyoy.
Package, Mntt. Ae0re.
Gun. ". 5lGhy.
Package, J. w Shannon,
shosheEe. idaho.
Roll, c. Q. D.. $500, J. A. Brown.
Package, +. M. Chillis.
, Bundles, r. Cassidy.
Falise, z. T. Dwyer.
Bundle, II. NastcrsOn.
Box, G. o. D., $500, l.. J. Smith.
. Packages, G. o. d., SSi.OO, }. G.
Smith.
Package, p. =. Schmidt.
, Packages, c. o. D., Sl0.7J. Van Yal- (
keDberg.
HALEY. Idaho.
Package, Pitt. Smith.
Package, W. c. Wentrack
Package, G. O. d., 5000, ] c. Smith, +
Package, J. g. Smith
bellevue, Idaho.
Box, G. o. D.. $500, Gilbert BstIer.
Ketehun, Idaho. i
Package, w. Alamy.
Mountain Home, Idaho
Thomas Rowe. "
The Easley messenger. (Easley, S.C.) 1883-1891, 1884-04-11

TAKING HIM AT Hrs WoRD.-
Now, my son, this won't do. You
spend altogether too much time in
play. You must buckle down to
work.
'All right, father was the du-
tiful response.
The next morning the young
man, instead of exercising himself
in the woodshed, slung his skates
over his shoulder and disappeared,
not to return until hunger drove
him home for supper.
We'll, exclaimed the irate faith
er, where have you been all day,
sir?'
'Skatin', replied the youth.
And didn't you promise me last
night that you would buckle down
to work?'
Indeed l did, dear father said
the bright and truthful lad. Il
couldn't skate, you know, if l
didn't first buckle down.
The Easley messenger. (Easley, S.C.) 1883-1891, 1884-04-11

A NATURAL MIsTAKE.-At the
Zoo, recently,a West Walnut-street
dude was observed lounging in
front of cage containing some
very fine specimens Of monkeys,
lie was apparently enjoying the
antics of the animals, when, sud-
denly, one of the largest stretch
ed forth an arm, and seizing him
by the shoulder tore his coat sleeve
badly.
The dude, uttering an impreca-
ton, raised his cane to strike the
lapimal, but the attendant interfer-
Jed.
'Phat's the matter wild yez?' he
said. Would yez sthrlke the loik-
es Of little fellow like that?'
Certainly would, was the an
cry response. Look he has ruin
ed my coat.
'Ah, poor chap, he meant no
harum. lie must h:> ve taken yez
for his long-lohst brother and was
LOOKUP for q strawberry mark on
your arm
The Easley messenger. (Easley, S.C.) 1883-1891, 1884-04-11

went to work with considerable
heart. BY and by he went to the
house and had his eye bound up,
and when supper was ready he in
sisted that the traveller should
eat with him. Not a cent would
he take when the latter was ready
to Co.. but extending his hand he
said:
stranger, I've licked seven diff
erent men who stopped here with
in the past six months, and it kin
der does me good to get Knocked
under the benches. Next time you
come this way stop and give me an
hours lesson. Good-by G to you.'
detroit Free Press.
The Easley messenger. (Easley, S.C.) 1883-1891, 1884-04-11
Leap, Year.

JOHN - ny "a 5is. e, ~ -. .s ~.l ~
Come, Sally, dear, it's getting late, and
mother is wide awake;
She knows you're here, and therefore
your departure You must take;
I've got to lock the door and then put
ont the parlor light;
Please go, dear Sal, and you can come
again some other night.
Oh, pshaw dear John, it's early yet,
I'm sure necdn It hurry;
It's scarcely half-past 10 O'Clock, your
mother need not worry;
But IL you want to 20 to bed then I'll
no longer stay,
So, love, give me another kiss, and l
will 20 away.
Oh, Sal, please don't! Well, take it
then, now go; please make haste?
X mother should come down and see
your arm around my waist
think I'd faint; come, dearest. don't
delay moment more,
Put on your hat and shawl and l will
see you to the door.
think it's Just too bad that have got
to go so soon;
Well, never mind. III see you, love, to-
morrow afternoon;
lll-hlsh hear your mother coming
down with footsteps light;
IIn Off-iust one; oh. my, how sweet!
Well Johnny, dear, goodnight.
The Easley messenger. (Easley, S.C.) 1883-1891, 1884-04-11
No Explanation.

A traveller for Detroit whole
sale grocery house was the other
day making a trip between two
Northern country towns with q
sleigh, when one Of the horses was
taken sick, and he drew up ut a
farm house and inquired if he
could put the animal out and rest
him until he recovered.
You can, replied the woman,
but | want to warn you in advance
that ] have run away from my hus-
band on two different occaslons--
once with drover and once with
u map seller.''
" 'Well, what Of it?'
'You'll find, out as soon as the
Old man comes up fro,~ the slash
ing! He'll think you are after me,
and .there'll be row.
on, guess I can explain mat
ters to him
Don't you wait to explain moth
jng,' she continued: he'll 60 for
you without word, and if you
can't wallop him he'll give you the
worst licking stranger ever
go, IT,
The horse was too i'll to 60 on,
and the agent had no recourse but
tyJstay and face the music. lie
was At the barn, rubbing the ami
NAL down, when the. old man sud-
denly Showed himself at the door.
Waiting just long enough to draw
full brcah he made a break for
the traveller. The latter dropped
his wisps Of hay and felt Of the
farmers right eye in way that
laid him flat. lie got up and came
again, bu was received with q
singer on the jaw, and rs he went
down the traveller got him hy the
shroat and held him fast. BY and
by, when he dared let him up a
little, he explained
II was forced to stop here and
take care OF a sick horse
Well. that's all right, replied
Che farmer. Let me up and III
help rub him.
Ilo was assisted to his feet and
The Easley messenger. (Easley, S.C.) 1883-1891, 1884-04-11


A good old man up in Epping,
N. IL. went to .prayer-meeting the
other night and unwittingly fell
asleep. He was called on to offer
prayer, and being punched by his
wife, he beloved out: "Col darn
it, Betsy, kindlc it yoursclf.''
The Sunday-school children Of
the Unitcd States have contributed
twenty-five thousand dollars to
wards the cost OF n steam mission
ary vessel ,of425 tons. She is to be
bull, at Bath, Maine, and may be ex-
pected to sail for Honolulu in No
vember.
Condor brown 10 a very fash
ionable color.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-19
STATE or TRADE.



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gWtst tsa s liiasfS @g f a. 9sptSSt9f g
s4ss a gs''sH sitttsa wh 4 sgs "a sras s syn
fepa..isntia a4g shl 'tetit 4 g:tl9e ette
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sH VF ssA, wi kAe 'saass tst s1G 's
s1 Teiar j tf sa a. tl gt., '4 Hkss
sesHs5 ,ltaA ,9a1sslo3es "a 'tRao ,G H"s A.'
iaa 80. st' s' 4 4, Su, haei az, I1S oo sh Sa
eNesss AK - FeaE heavy ssss eogsFf 81
fa ai in at 81 oiasiS 6a.mSiis an snoiier,
ni ''erro naoo quot s oisn aa sra soa
?. "a stso oS s .Seeai, 40 ' hoa1 ''s
CmcAeo. Nov ls-Flonr dull and Unchanged Far 20
Ghoss Winter %Geas - 81 S 5prF %.oA y 90
~ 5O Low Graios s5OOdJOO. Rys Flour sjOOGi % In
"a l.S sc cosaS It To- 0ocs@Osr ss2 c clo,Hi
a. January el9sSs at r Ie Nay
l9ac, closing at f@sa72qoJ No. DO, o0'so. No 2 Red
i3Gi,c. cc,ing At d" Gi5%c November &C.,
closing at - e. All The Year closing az a. tc'
cIo.ny . dii; dun safes r'nsG casa. % c Noyem
clo-nT It 2o'.c NAV, 2sd q &C., cloaug at 9,c iiso
jOc Barley ul n Jbc Pork acvc sales rauged
Caah 2gd.l - for All ths Ictr Oil OOa4il
e Cssn r69, 2G7 90. November. So 01ds7 W.
closing 92 December 10 7Oa % IA closing NJ ~ lo
January. 80 tbGS, %. clONng a. ~ -. Bulkmeats-
Shoulders. -, short RID ~ 90 Short cioar, ks
copts-F Flour 1000 bDti Wheaa lS3,olO BUSH Cora,
900 oats 33JOJ Dusli yc, 1000 Ou,hi Bar
yey $4,000 shionents Flour ltoOl oblt Wheat 1000
bish. tocn 10000 Oushd oats 10000 Ousl Kyo 5000
lush. harley. JO.OOO
Dg1Eou Nog Is Nbcat 1r No | White. Clsi. Tic;
No llc. Oaa-No p White. 2S7sc No. =. ~ 60 re-
ceipts-Whcat. 3OOOh Ou3L
MILWAUKEE. Nov. lS-FlOur gnet AMI unchanged Wheat
steady; No. Milwaukee Casl, 1Ol3. November. 40 2ci
December II Sci January 72Ac. cora quiet No . Ale.
Rejected oats easier No White, &c Rye quiet;
No l. Sc iilrley-NO SDrns j-'tc, No 3 Spring.
Extra Provision, easier Moss Pork 81 90 cash
November. 10 January. Lar Primo steam. 50 90,
and November - 81 January sweet FcAed Hams 80
a lOc Hogs - OOo 80 Rcceips-flonr. 3l.n0D bbls.;
Wheat. $4,000 bush; Barley. 36.uOO Sblpments-tlOur.
.Uuu bDls. Wheat - 0usI. Barley. 10000.
ST LOUIS ". \ -FiDlr sCslly ami ulchlnssi wheat
active lsU lower. NO. Rel 737s SC cash;
November d7i ~ December 75E - Sc. All the Yeal
Sc nay. S7lsc. Corn higher cash. Sic; 31S-S
81 &c November $3.50. An the Year $40. January;
3jisa3ji,c May. oats dul sales at 2iS4a2 c. casa;
November 2l94c.; All tho Year 2laG2 C.; May. 2,I4c.
Rye quiet ne. Barlcy-M ukct quiet at G097 G.
eggs steady and unchln5 got Flax Seu steady
at 81 80 iIly qne. AMI inch n-@l Bran irn at 40
BIC Meal stsliy at - 20 Whisky steady az 81 L.
Pork Bulkmcats dullLOng clear ~ -; Short b.
81 % 3O short Clear - 81 Lard duh at So ~ 2dS %
Receipts, Flour 1000 bbl,i Wheat 5000 bush; C9rn
1000 Oush. oats 1000 omen rye loo bush Barley.
1000 ShiDments-FOur 5000 bbls; Wheat 1000
bush. 10000 bush; oats LOCO BUSH Rye. 5000
bush; Barley. l.UVO bush.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-19
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

NEW YORK Nov. l8 -BEEVES-Recorts varo AZ cars OF
~ heal MI at 6Oths-l6 cars for MI Eastman.S cars for
Guy slaughterers and ezra Tor the sold
TO r Eastman Nodemand at Jersey CITY the 80
loads held ~ 49, 49, - -
Day but very Lite demand IL O'clock little Colo
RADIO Beei was selling at diad7c aud while low
were i2~y 2o. with Choice IOtcd up o zoe.
Shpmens to-day; 700 Live Cattle the Egyptian Mon
steamer 9o quarters of Beef he Lud. Hill will
today with 81 Live Cattle for n Morr aud l07 head
gcrlor steady at - al iac
CALVES -leccpis were 40 head all az Washington Mar
ket Rec ing steady but II avy Neas little
mand. at IIo y Caves ut 5a7c. Good 10 Prime
Jersey Veas at S@Jc few Grassers changed hands at "a
a 22ic.
Dressed Calves dull prices weak The outside figure
for Country Dressed Vcals l2Ec. while best CITY
Dressed reached lac Dre.se g. rassers GLOW Bate
saes- oilins SOLD 9 MI. no Gives 30Oq3 1865 10, at
6G 6, ~ Jerscg Vells, 120a22O ID, at < DC.
SHErPAND LAMB--Rcceipts were IA cars OF 2 5o4
cars arrived ate IN the day. Sheep AT much the
prices yesterday, bni LsmDs lower and The feeling
2osa &c one ear OF Choice selling high &c Urdn
TO ho,o lambs ranged from 4 TO 5ic, AMI few Extra
StaeS reached sc.
Dressed Mutton light request with general sales at
1c Thin sheep sell Gown Sc and Fri Heavy Wether
part0o, OF The gcncr n in lnes', sci ling at 70-c
j. + Sad 4 o. cold 81 hentucAy shop l9 H. at 4isc
II do, SO ID. ut 32c:
judd Buckingham sod 527 Kentucky sheep. 100 II, at
4c - indiana do ~ N. at % 40 % lb. at 50 80
Gf6 Collins soa 10 Jersey Ewes, l97 =, at sale. =,
JERSEY ny an - cars al iOths Feeling dull and quota
tons nominal unchanged
Sales uS Mullen I'D: 81 State Lambs So h. at SIC;
% do IL 10, az DC, AID 10 sheep 81 H. at ; Ia
Dlenbl ck and bewey sold; GS Canada Lambs 92 h. at
BIC. and 80 state sheep AID La mbS II lb a &C.
allenbeck Z Davis soa: 81 sac sheep 20 D. a. s4c
&c 1n TO- l0 H., AZ 4'tc lS2 10 part LAMBS, Job at
4'tc ljJ do II Id al &c, aud l0i do Il ID. at jlsc