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Cold

Prob Ny the winter Of l7il was marked
By the deepest snow o. any winter in ihia
lar the last century, Ga New England Mt
least, WhatlI,tle Is known OF It Il oniy
known from tradition, bar II this can ba
relied up0n there hos been nothing %
equal u tlnee. And 4 vas savage winter
TOO. The humt3 Il ID farm houses Of Tn one
DAYS were said 20 have been bun,d 10 the
roots Ia snow int iagod with arctic
wpalher oil Nictar, killing much Of the
etoog, Another memorable one WAS the
winter O' 1850. which froZs
Lpng .lAsnd Sound 20 completely
tnNt are cry wee drawn from Clnnoot cut
10 Long Iaand. Tho wi4t.r a 1872, Ma
nlleOn = fatal winter was "a n0thblf severe
onn on both Sides OF the Atlantic. hut more
especially Ia Europe. Az very Geld win
rs eGCm 10 be marked HI deep SHOWS.
fhr winters 81 1871 aud 1891, and especially
OF 1885 and 1896 were mtmorably tevere,
The s.os lying deep and long. The winter
u 1856 @ was hard one, with deep snow,
lasting la,0 into tho epring onow ,torm
OF the Ei.utuug and splendid
ice exhibition on tho trees,
the morning after Christmes OF that
wii TER made much trouble v It's depth,
oxtGnt, and gioppirg of railroad trains and
other vehicles in Ell parts Of the middle.
notthern and eastern states. In January.
1867. g-rst anow storm occurred thtt bur
'eh New Enl land conf tsly and greatly
iuterfsred wi, h a kinds OF travel, and at
o,bor at Christmas time. 1879. was very
heavy one. Tho presei winter Of 1884 Is
not 10 be sneezsd it. Perhaps 1t m,y he
duo 10 tho increase OF th,rmometsrs and
ielegraphs from Nova Scotia TO b. hrlDg's
strn Is, but we arc hearing OF such cold rs
never was heard OF before, say sS and 30 de-
grees below zero.-f Hartford Times
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dV Mreh Itch, i2th ..,nd 18Th Hon. Hen a..
fnurmHn ani Jsm, 80. Blame were tpsci. ly
lowed 10 address the meeting the Il 81
aud second dNs. "oftY breakers from Va
40 oliver asdr'sse, on fp.,,'ou.
~ Hnfisein beauns on the Ina agra
u0u qlH,ti0n. Among the difilngnis hed
speatsTs de'ignaied aT3 Hon l., q ~.
Lamar, George "a W., ex Goyeraor Hut
h.ri Governor ThomA, j. ,invis
&c ersl Ma nsduke, Thomas T. EEK,
y N, T. y ,cE h'iagu, l. Pope Walker,
Vniird ttNss RsnAor naTrif, John W
pfnirln, ~ Governor John q, Hroan OK
q werner y choils, Casius N. Clay,
l'hu J Morgan, Joseph L, Brown,
J hn H. 0Idon, Df. J. l.. McCuuy,
n, GnvrrnnF y. %. Stausri, Professor
in'eph ! n-a aid iinlof y j, BuFEo, OF
New O.laauk Arrangements will b. msde
Tor excursion faies on tlains aud siCsmtff,
and large ht endince Is ASSURED from oil
uagig II lAg country.
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THE HERALD FRIDAY MORN NO. FEBRUANY ea 1854.

70 Sl.l0, cash; slOs 10 siOs IA March;
a IN 5s q 81 90 81 MaYi Sl.0o o-s 20
n t0si, Juue, CORN higher tor c,sh and
February. nut other options closed shade
down. 81, e,sh or February; 90 l.2, Mach;
81 IL 10 81 ~ Aprl, ~ ID =
siovi 80 IA 20 81 80. ossh; 80 i-2,
Aprl; 20 aS II 80 ~, May, Whl,kN
hirhsr ~ 10 Cjrnmual easier $3.50 10
sos, Provisions hrmj hid higher, but
g.fg litile done p0fs. SIS, Bulk meau-
Lqpg o'ssF, o 20 n 0 IS, -h"rt rln Dabi short
oear O15 bic0u-Lnns olsar, OF * short
rh no. snoTt clesr. iUl4 L.d held At
900 CNtie-l,@GHpis. 900, eo.iye aud
a mitxnpFs Sc % u 80 75 good oaoicr
teera. t50ltl 80 %; common q med um,
a % Co % 80. TtE,nf, 60 IA 81 -. Sheep
Receipts. COO highe common 80 %
500; iair % medium, $40 20 ~ 25 good
II cnooe, $500 10 $500, fancy, 1913 20
tG.l6,
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IT seems to be "a open question yet
whether Mr.. CULBRRsoH will stand sgain
for another congressional term. II he dofs,
we assume that he will 20 back 10 Wash.
in ton, IS we know OF bat enc possible op-
ponont, and that is q gentleman Who 3 a
warm ir,enl eni admirer OF "0ID DAVE"
having frequently 30 expressed himself to
US, and that is Hon. J. .. CHESowETH, and
who would DO 10th 10 do aught else than
support his distinguished friend. COLONEL
CaRsowETH 10 ole OF Tie allie public men
of this state, an experienced legislator, an
eloquent orator, soldier with brilliant
reoo I'd, n cultured gentleman, in the primo
ofliie, and in every way lifted to red sct the
highes; credit on I KS. CuLDsRsoS him
self woul be proud 10 have his mantle hll
on 20 qualified statesman and so strong
a friend.
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liz the crop OF lisutsnant- governor car
dictate, to be pr scented to the next conven'
ton 1, found TO b, extensively used the
name Of COLONEL ]. w. BooTH, OF Decatur.
CoLorrL Boorz Ia one OF the sssunchtst Of
democrats, IA experienced character 10 leg
isl.,ive halls, thorong hly familiar with par.
lismentsry proceedings, and vel known 10
all the leading men OF the state. He has
served his party long and faithfully and a
convention would do only the ja;t thing to
recognise the facts by rswsrding his dove
ton through his elevation to some proni-
ren. political Office.
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SCRR0WFUL STORIES
TIL Latest frem tn Flooded Dlstrleis
silll saddening.
What the Wind has WrOugh. IN ihe
South.
Other Tales Of the Telegraph.


WHEELING, W Va, Fap. "a Relief foI
the tulierCrs by hoods asst wues 10 thr Ohin
valley " being thurnuFi ~ organized aud
sii agencies ifom the unitel BiHtus govern
mnui down 10 committees "a tue ON eat
communities are w0Fklug toseihef Effect
ua u gud hafmonlously, Ctlaors ~ Pltt,.
lurs tUst cat tbs aitamer ksaoigte with
Go tons, which arrived hero to-day.
ine expedition has about q 600 worth Of
oioihlng, household and Kitchen furniture
And food. IL inside lsndngsft Warren ard
Raueystule, leaving supplies tor the thir-
,riug multitude, partly women aud ohil-
dfen, Toe committee reports that the des
,ructlon Il undenlably eueh 90 20 tax tho
aud uuc3or that may be Devised. Tie Rea
o'ute took On board her supply % blsastts
and hospital tent. for the United States
government rslief officers at pafkoF burg,
anu proceeded on her tnefciiul orraud.
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That Opium.

SAN FRAYcrsco, Feb. 2i.-Thc opium
seized on the steamer Toxic, January, 1872,
valued ST $4,000, over which there has
been G, mucn litigation, was offered for
sale to-uay for tue bsneht OF the United
States government. A few boxas we're sold,
IL became evident that the Chinese had
com bned to keep tho price down and The
opium was Withdrawn by order OF the
UTnitat gfntca marshal,
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The Losses.

ST. Jeure. N. b., Feb 2i.-The total loss
by fire &c Chorlo,tstown. Prince Edwards
Island. Yesterday, was sS)O 900. The p 's'-
fflce, custom house ana savings bank were
burned.
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Harms Magazine for March shows that
The Everglades Of Florida are essl7 drain
able aud that tue work is actually In
progress. The plan Is given In an Illus
tra,ed article, ind Il brings to memory very
wildly tbs Times.Dsmocrars report.
which took tho ground that the Everglades
must ever remain an irretla msble marsh.
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Tho Hot SPRINGS Assnssins.

Hot SrRrgas, Ark, Feb. 2l.-rhe evil
dence for the state IN tss examination Of
prisoners charged with the murder and
assassination on tae OH, CLOSED
to-day. Witnesses for the defence
will DO introduced tomorrow. At the
conclusion Of the states testimony, the
court discharged Doc Eagle, Tim Shannon
and Tom Dale, thers being no evidence
agains. them Ia warrant their detention.
Maggie 10 q friend Of Flynn. The two latter
belong to Doran's crnwd. The case will
close Saturday. as Jscgs Wood IL com.
PEELED TO open court in distant county on
Monday,
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FRIDAY, FEBRUARY sa, 1884.
~ :
ISDIgATIONS.

For the Western Gulf Gulf stGtos-Generally
fair weather; southeast to r.heEst winds; in
southern portion slight riso ami northern por-
tons nearly stationary temperetur'; In northern
portions rising followed by falling barometer;
Ia ou,hern portions stationary followed by fall
lag barometer
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THr Inter o cans &c ssOr, man ttus
credits en- excerp: "From the Houst,n
ffsr) Post (Eiep.)." Evidently "heai Of
editorisl q. Ia m next /, resiing matter" is
not prsferrei positio, Tor advsrtisemsnts
IN the Post. Give that Democratic" dis
NAV llns the "run o! TIE paper"
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gprron NcCuLLAsn sees al least two
more presidsuts 10 the bloody shirt. He'f
vrous. Lrxo,Ls aud GAnrrELp are the only
40 reel bloo1yshirt presidents. We have had
Or ever win have. Macs political optic IL
,ltfIe 81 BOD rhotten. That's all.
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Detected.

ST. LOUIS. Feb. 2l.-Adolph Boeckley, q
salesman and collector tor II. ID. Egrsrs
4 Co., nillers OF this city, has been detected
In appropristing the funds Of the firm.
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CaApLrs A. DASA was In Washington
Tuesday for the frat time since Boss sHrr.
usnp's regime. Several indictments for
criminal libel found then have tended to
cause the Suns editor to look ut the capitol
through . telescope.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-22

TuR spanierds bslieve that the banana
caused our firs parents fail. There 10
something in this. We ourselves have
noticed that when . man alps on banan
peel he invcs'sbly says somethiag that
sounds like ApAn.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-22

Ir Ct. Louis really wants the democratic
convention she should begin TO squelch
that opera boom. The average disciple OF
Old Hickory doesn't think much o!".nusic
~a,s.rs
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Mes. FEED PARANoRs, nee NELLIE HAz-
xLrrgr. once famous as the reported ansnce
of MR. TrLpss, died ia ct. Louis yestsr-
dsy. She was one Of the mos. beautiiu
aud charming women Of the west.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-22

OVER 12,0o0 people hocked .nto Chicago
dime museum 10 zee SERoEASr MASON.
Toe sergeants tlsSet in the lottery oil
assassinaiioI' wss 4 low number, but Is
draw WAY
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Tre leading curiosity OF Bowory mus
eun, 10 glass half filsi with whisSey Ia
belsi Refused Wy GENERAL GRANT in
1873" This is asking the pablo to take
too much for grated.
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WE are indebted 20 the Lamar Rides for
an invitation to be present at their ninth
anniversary bal on the 22nd il,t., q. the
Y NJ. II. A. hall.
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NEW YosK, Feb. Fl jacob nIllup, the
broker expelled from the Cotton exchange
f,r miro lnducr, has Or sught suit against
The exchange for Sl00.00D.
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SCHUYLER rAx.lecIures on "The Mar
tyred Presidents" a, Vlncennes to-day. II
we'll received he may supplement it with
"Tho Battered Vice President"
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killed by Revenue Officers

RALEIGH, N. O.. Feb. 2l.-The News
and Observers Morganton special
saws. Two revenue officers named
r sgnpd sni Stove killed three men named
Horton, Miller and Burtioks, and wounded
another named Burtiokson et work in q
mica mine In Mitchell county.
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THE Chlc,go Telegram thiuks that Ohio
has hsd enough of,he cold water movement
for this year, aud that no prohiotionis.s
Ned apply.
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SUPPLEMENTARY MARKETS.

IT. LOUIS n EKKT.
sr Lcua, Feb 2i.-f our quiet and un-
fhsnRed. WHIST rnsst led and generally
weak. O5ensd higher but closed sbou,
The sane - ysstsrday. No. red t1.f -
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THE FLowEB of New York'S democracy
msy-and doubtless does-blush unseen
but he doesn't waste any fragrance OF hi,
har,l nr, fhc irasrt ole
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The Southern Immigration Association.
NNHvnLr, Feb. alt president sni
secretary Of the Southern .stites
Immisrat'on association 10 day Issued
he programme for first regular
annual meeting Of The associstion In this
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BAYARD aud MCDONALD are reported 10
have formed an offsnAiys and defensive
alliance. Either is an excellent non
conductor OF presidential lightning.
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cu,cAo, IL the OWN rwrsr o. Amerlc

CurcAoo is the OL1vrs Twfsr o. American
cakiee. Havin sfcufsi tie republican
cotvsation. sheis now tier the Democrat ?.
A. ,uilcient time cannot elaps, ho=ever
o1ker ne sitting OF the 'ormef and the ss.
nntlinR OF .he latter for thor nigh puri-
6ss<;cn q lbs city. she Il doomed &, dif-
<.~I1.r;m1 mouts
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ASKED
governments steady.
Railways firm.
HHa.. ....tAf

sAsfed.
Governments steady.
Railways firm.
States quiet.
The result Of to-dsy's trading in the
stock markets shows Q downward tendency
which may be due in psri to the holiday
tc-morro-. Ofthiriy leading active stocks
fite.n showed lower prices at the close
thsn yesterday, eleven higher. four ua-
cnsrg d. Toe largest advances were:
Dragon Nevigstion. 4 IL per cent Pacific
Nail rs: Lackavana "a The declires,
however, we're all less than per cent.
Three seats In the stock exchange have
tesu sold NJ $25 ono esch.
Transncfinns 336 600 shares.
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All p.-rrs Discontinued 81 the Expiration
of She Time Paid lur.

Led a. the pIlnt,i label on yontr'p,E Tbs
dale ,ner 0u Shoes whom ne tuhttrpnll *
renewal / B u d1 irr uupflt.u lltl ~ W. cAn'
uof always flful.h b.Ce iumnrr'.
subs Tber lcflrItg The address n' ihlf p.p.r
chgnFci WIii plsase tn.e 'u Their tumhun'cs'
tiOn h''h the "a ma nov gdlr,s.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. MIDNIGHT.
For Western Cuff states warmer, fair
weather; southeriy winds; lower barome-
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Comnf'sFr t' DO Vega u lryH.K flrnnf
midt un from t4r cr km n tIe "a ~ cI. lnN''
tafha lIrr.r .IH rr '.f urHfnfNl' Dbl ~
hilir, hut HnlF uG.t4 70 lAt following i-
dulla d. e.
Gao Cory, Orr Ncur ...,......t..,..,,.n OF .- y
Prom Aarch Go november 10, 1874 -
rtu. many a. tuVaNng
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Money, stocks and Bonds.

NEW YORK, Feb. 2l.-Money In sbuud-
aaco; l-2 to Q; cloue offered l-2; prime
mercantile pepper, 4 TO 8 1-2; sterling ex.
cl.ng. B B.. firm: ls6. sight. $50 "a.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.


WE ARE Authorized TO AENOUh CE
w Nc j G. FOGlL as a candidate for -
election Va u G 90 CO OF G. y AHc tOr aud Col.
lc't0r. II frtn, Do q Y fsoa /" ~
lA7 ARE 40 no tiLGD 10 AMMO IsCE
w En- G. sItf IA a., Il candid lie br A fern 'u
o the 4uf.a W1ri. II i1li lad ucs lay IN
April.
WE ARE tITuORtZE) AND REQUESTED
w 10 Announce Mr. ARSOLu 4sa can.
dldats frr ~ ele uput the DC OF Cry Mar
ehal. Elect4u d IN sdsv IN AMI
WE ARE UrHORlZtD TO ANN UNCE
w p, j 'HEEHAN as u Independent can
d.daia i.r Cty Marshal Election 2nd Tuesday
81 April
ME ARE AUTHORIZED TO announce ".
W l.. VAU CHAN as clnd'daie for CITY AS
SCISSOR an Collector. Election. 2nd Tuesday Il
Asril.
xITEANE AUTH, RIZED TO ANNOUNCE
w the anne of Captsin w. L. MORTON "a
candidate f.t City Marshal. Elecuon,2nd tues
dav IN Aorll
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WAsHISdroH's birthday.

SECRETARY P0LGEE will retire himself
ftom circulation W en- his term Is out.
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frOn 90 Postage tn ult inrIt nI sac Nitt'N
hthtos nud Canada,
Hcmig b. dra on na.lss p1.tlil'a uil - or
DIR Os fegi tered lrUcf I Htnt UihrfHtv, N.
Will ~. 10 lttnnrtln'e lrr ulsraf1aT.E. Ale
draNa IIiE HfRALu, nalfa z -Nas,
spceln.n c1glvs sent nee ON application,
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Ladies' Solid Colored Cotton Hose
IN WNE---SEAL BROWN --CARNET
nEAt 50 CENTS Per Pair.@@

We wish to impress upon customers that
these HOSE were purchased by us to be retailed at
70 cents per pair and at that price they consd
cred good property. The variety of shades quite
large, and is reduced to Wine Garnet and Seal;
besides they will be too heavy to sell them in
month from now.
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Texas trunk.

ltNns trunk.
GoISg soUrii.
No. p Hail aud y pr,ss leaves. ....... 500 p N
COING NORTH.
No. Z, Mall and Fxpfess. sriivo7.....,.li:o0 q m
TEalus ana IN d ulg (su-daga excepIo1
Gulf. Colorado s. santa re.
Auivcs nalls OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES GO p n
LVfvts Dallas = 10 y N
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G&s!kS5|HzR5 \!
7 he Wretched Weather

Did not slack Off unt,the latter part OF last week,
and our announced HOSIERY SALE was, therefore,
not success. If the weather had been good we
would have been able to dispose of the entire lot,
which is exceptional good value We, therefore,
propose to give chance at them, until
they entirely sold out.
AS mean these goods for RETAIL GUS
TONERS ONLY, we give notice that shall refuse
to sell more than ONE-HALF DOZEN pair Hose to
any purchaser. Ladies who wish to be real econ
omical should not fail to attend this IMPORTANT
HOSIERY SALE!
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ANTIDOTE TO MALARIA.

HE FEELS IItE A NEW NAM
"I have had Dyspopsia. with Ccps'ips-
kinds OF pills, and TUFTS are the first
that have done me any good. They have
tlesned me ont nicely. My appetite is
splendid, food digcsts readily, and / now
man." W. II. EDWARDS, Palmyra, q.
soidevrryvh-re, 25e. Ofirc,f ~ Murray 81, ny.
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NEW RAILWAY uME CARD.
Houston A reAas Central

Houston 81 Texas Central
0HttG SOUTH,
No . NoF Orli aus aud Galveston T..
u-css IA ilrl ...... ....tss.s $40 : n
No. j, MA % Clrsl snua lex. suudaY 800 pa
No {, Gs.vettln 'Nufei6 lddlyl ...,,., $50 y IA
% lNG NORTH.
Nc. = "a Louie Expires tini yl....,..,, 500 N
NJ. n. NlK q 30 utuisnu Ok. 'untayl 1920 y 90
Nc. T. So, Louis specs Dolly ....,.., 92O p ~
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Missouri Pacific.
Texas " Pacific.

No l72 So Louie Exprlss (duliv) ......Gt0 n m
No ig AccOmmuda "a OK. Sundgyl 7:lb 4 m
No ~ lAiihio Eh s'reucr = ST. Louis,
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suAxIM, Fob. 2l.-F,rlne was hesrd here
early this morning ia tho direction o. Trim
Eltat. General Graham, commander OF me
fokar expedition, will arrive at buakim
ln.rt.Il
New-York tribune., 1884-12-08

with loss OF about half Of its advance, and ST. Paul
closed 1s lower than last week The mystery
that encompassed the Central movement was moro
generally asective upon the whole market
than 10 would have II ts had been known it
now seems probable that secret information that the
dividend for the current quarter would De q per cent
instgaed large buying the supposfon that its an
noncement would be- surprise to the street ana cause
a sharp buying by =" shorts." The auDounceipent by
way Of London. surprise. because II generally 10
understood that the surplus earned In the quarter 10
september 80 only about 1921 900 toward the dvi
dend Of 81 100000 I'll per cent, pnid there, and
IL Is known that it only about October
Is that the fares were cut exactly IN two
10 al points the road. The settlement or
Western passenger warhad little effect upon the
speculation in the properties intcre,ted-a squirt In
which 81. Paul led, that quickly over, was all there
OF it Central New-Jersey enjoyed sharp rise OF
33s per cent Reading neglected, but the two Della
wares declined per cent upon the strained conditions Ot
the coal combination We note advance OF per cent
for Houston and Texas pa per cent for Manhattan ana
per cent for Long Isand 2at per cent decline for
Missouri Paci ihc ana y per cent for Manitoba; other
wise than IL mentioned the final changes In either
direction average less than per cent. The subloned
table gives the extreme prices and number Of shares OF
each. and compares the nal prices with those OF week
ago OF forty one active or representative stocks
WEEKLY RANGE.
New-York tribune., 1884-12-08

LIVE STOCK NARKEr-ny rzLEanApu.

BUFFALO. Dec. 6-Cane-Reeei,ts TO-DAY $50 heat total
for thus far $500 head for tine last week. 0
head; consigned through. 81 cars: market very dull
Good to Choice steers. - 20 50 2o stockert nd e
S33 0s54D
Shesp-Recepts today 800 hoax total for fr
head: lB week lotD heat c)lsgne1
through ~ market steady AMI nrn MeAus 10 Gop
OSi 10: Canada Lambs. - 10 n - 2l
Hoss-Recopts )iy 800 heat total for week thus far
10 OO head; for time last 10000 lelL
signed through % market quiet and weak Goot %
Choice Workers 81 % Il 3O Butchers Grades II l5aI ~?
Pigs. ~ 2Ud si3J.
t'Uc, AGO Dee G-Ths Droc.rS y,ur1u rsDDrti Rogs-
Receipts $4,000 lelt .nD nens 300 aelt nif<s active
Rough Packing s5 % ~ l5 Packing and shpbas "A 10
ass A.: Light SO Jjasi 90 SsiDa - JOas4 90
CIttLsaeceIptS 20 hell; Snpas1t', 3OJl aett nv
ket brisk and steady Export Grades - sJes5 SO
Good to Choice sbIopnx IS 0las6 10 Common - ashia
rl Z5aS5 20, Grass Texans. - uOdt4 OJ.
Seeeo-Receipts. 500 shipments - marse. sesig
Inferior TO Fur 81 Cb1 s3 )t Ae'nn % COO. s3Ee
as3 7j Choice Extra 81 asi j LAMBS per ne. u
= Texas ~ ~ n oJ o.
ST LOUIS Dec 6-Cd'be-Rec,ots. 100 shiDn,ats
gO market steady. Exports 50 ljGsjjG Gb,i % clo9
Grass NAuyes 400 SOD Grls, rsKill - 2Ss
"A.
Sh.so- Receipts -. saiDncnts 100: Conno5 70 W.
dinp - Goa 81 90 Fair Chocc 80 0O6s3 jLano@ IS
ati 10 Texlns Il ass OD. -oo ...,,, ..,,..
-Reeceipts. 260t shlpnen's ~ n1sa ~
workers. ~ 0Jest2 20 PACKING III o'a@i ~ A'" w
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New-York tribune., 1884-12-08
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.
INV rY,xap.,u ro fug rRlBUSE.l

CHICAGO, Dee. THE grain market pcsan
upon the long anticipated break ye7'e,"'S
,,,, tbrty n,Inntes after the opening January wheat
down b-l.g 70 cents Tho receipts were large 'oa
cars, and there wa. n-.Alng bull upon January
corn went down 20 3i7s cents i-'s WIS s'''', ".'
shade higher 5000 hogs were NJ the ya'1-""p
there were 10 cents lower ON Friday ue rcocip'' :"
hogs were larger by about 1000 than the highest Fee"n
made In 1879 Tho shipments yeHtcrd"y' oVo' io'oUV
vero IN. sceond largest known 10 tho tfnho' inc
trading IN wheat was light and was limited principally
10 short covering. -, 49,. .a. ...,
Less attention was paid 10 provisions man ms posn
tanned by tho packing company. Februnfy pofa sou W.
10 cents, aud lard cents Tho rec'lptsM gmn, "tn
~ oars Of winter wheat AL cara VI spfpg whcah ioo