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Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1885-07-10
Frons the Brainerd Journal.

The Little Falls Sun is The only De.
snlocratic paper til at has seen fit TO speak
in disparaging terms Of the .Journal's
political standing. The Sun is run by a
young hummer named tStorey, who has
beenskicked out and repudiated by the
Democrats Of his county. Last fall he
ran for Judge Of probate, and althoug l
Morrison county is overwhelmingly De.
mocratic, Storey was buried eut,of sight
at the polls and a Republican was over.
wheh1ingly elected, Wha. makes this
young bum particularly sore is that the
Ieatling Democrats Of Little Fails have
offered us n bonus Of $500 if we would
go back there and run Democrrtic
paper, land thus Compel Storey to leave
'in search of greener pastures.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1885-07-10
Notice OF. Mortgage Sale.

M HEREAs, default has been made in. the
w conditions Of a Certain mart;ya se executed
and delivered by Prosper. J. Arnold, of Morri-
son eonnty and state Of Minnesota, .Mortgager,
to LeWellyn Christian. of Hennepin county and
state of Mianeseta, Mortgaeee. dated lse TWEEN
+ ty second day of March, A. D. eigtles.n hun
dred and elghty-tWo and recorded in the Office
OF the Register of Deeds OF the county of Nor
rlson in the state of Minnesota, on the tnirtieth
day OF March, A. D. 1882, at four o'clock. p.
M, in book Z Of Mortgages, on page 119, on
which there is claimed to be due s5.thet7lte Of
this notice, the ameunt of Two Hundred and
Twenty Seven and 50 leo Dollars (s2276s), and
no action or proceeding has been instituted at
law or in.equity to recover. the debt secured by
said mertgage or any part thereof. q.
NOW, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That
Mortgage, and of the statu tie in suck, case made
and provided, said mortgage will be foTeelosal
by sale Of the mortgagced premises therein de-
scribed, at public auction at the front door Of
the court house In the Village Of Little Fansiu
the County Of NSorriso ana State of MINNESOTA,
on Tuesday, tbs 18th day of August. A. D.
eighteen hundred and eighty five at 11 o clock
In the forenoon, to satisfy the amount which
shall then be- duessn slid Mortgage with the
I interest thereon, and costs and expenses of
sale, and Twenty Five Dollars Ws25 Coy attor-
neysss fess, as stipulated In said mortgage in
case Of fpTeci Dsfres .. = r. s t..zg#%z
TheipE described in said mt and
sitnetea III The Gpussty 81 Morrison sna sssts.
Of AIinneseta; and known ard dessert bed lsrfdE
Eloxs;t ..?Ssss Stg5 :S.t* s.
The Ial (E3a) of t4ls South sa4uartsE
s1sSl4l g0f Session mum bers d Eleven 10 ~
EEeNnship numbered Qnss IHflt bred end TweA
Eight (128y OF Range One West
containing Eighsy .es more or less aecorfiine.
to the United States Governments survey there
of @& Y ~ II ~5 !. .Iz7 sS
s,ss4 (. LEWELLTN CHE IsTIA M
j: j: ., sf J! !t,sz t:5s Mortgages. 4
RocKwooD e GoLLosr;f 4 .55t ?
Attorneys Of Mortgages $sa =
+. MINNEAPOLIS MINI ID 4 55s&y,s3 y$t
Dated June 30 Ei835 4 @4 4 a., 81, i+ 5s2 Z s.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1885-07-10

State Of Minnesota, - 81 III. LAX
| County Of Morrison. - In Probate Court,
Special Term, July q. 1856. ). y h.
In the Matter of the Estate OF Fred 1Iuske, Sem,
deceases: sisss b 4 4szI a4.st Il Sl
on reading and fling the petition Of Fred;
Niuske Jr., admi nistrater Of the estate Of Fred
MusEe, ST.. deesased epresentii S anlenx other
things, That hefhas fully Administered seid es-
tate, and praying 4 time and place be fixed
Toy examining and allowing his account Of bis
administration, and farsth e as Ignnent Of the
residue OF said estate to heirs:} 8 s12 NIX b &
+ TT Is ORD ERED, Thate@id account he e1-
amined, and petitions Hears, by the sjudge @
this court. on Saturday. the seig htlr day of.
Augnst z. D. 1855: at2 o'clock ?. nrs, at the
office ofthe Judge Of Probate In tie Fal lssin
said county: Fiji z.t ri. III. IS 81 h
AND*IT rs FURTHER ORDERED. that no.
tice thereof be- given to all persons.
by publishing a copy of this order fer three
successive weeks prior to said day Of hearing,
in the Little Falls Transcript. a N.eaklysners-
paper printed end published at Little Fslls IN
said col,ntv. n" St1s
Dated at Little Falls this 18th day of: July, A..
D. 1885. .t%..4 80 5<Jl
Blythe Court,
n RICHARDSON, h.
>- :. So H.ef judfe of Probate.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1885-07-10
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Following is list Of the real estat
transfers recorded in the register .
deeds office in Morrison county, Mime
sofa, during the past week:
St PAN P Ry Co to Herman
P;ntzke-nw4 and nW3 of mel
of section 8, town 129, range 3ls go
st P 4 n P Ry Co Francis Bas-
tian-nw4 Of nw1 eflsw4 Of sec
tion.29, town Al, range &c.,. G0'
st pm P Ry,Co to Andrew Ra-
cine-sw} ofsw3of section 81,
town a., range 81 .......,........ -12t
VIM Harrison and wife 20 D SD
johnson Il Son--nwa of ne4,
nd ofnw4 and nd of St of n"4
of section "a, town a., range 81 i;
Richard T.. Trask and wife to
Alfred Tanner-wA Of sw} Of
section-29, eA of.se4 Of sectien
. 50, town 40, range 32.............. !
Elisabeth Conner to Elizabeth D 4.
Vankirk-neI of section 49,, 4.
town 10, range 3l..............-. j
Louisa NJ Lachance to. Elizabeth
D Vankirk-ne4 dissection 10, ~
town 40, range 3L.........-...... Il
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1885-07-10
A Wonderful Discovery.

'Oonsumptives and all who suffer from
any affection Of the Throat tand Lungs,
canfnda certain cure in Dr.. Kings
New Discovery for Consumption. Thous-
ands OF permanent cures verify hc,truth
ofthis statement. No medicine can show
such a,record of wonderful cures. Thous-
ands Of once hopeless sufferers,now CRATE
fully proclaim, that they owe their lives
to tits New Discovery. 1t will cost you
nothing to give it a trial. Free trial
bottles at J.. w. Closes. Large size. 81.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1885-07-10
: IiND lUIEF .ILEl1.. MI IGE. -. IS. I.
hand Office at st. Cloud, Mimi, /

. uneJ s, IS S5.4 s.
Il. Noticeis he reby given that the following
nanled settler ha fled notice his intantion
to mike III Al proof in support OF his claim
and thatgsaid proof will be made at III q us.
Lam flee at Cloud, MINI, on July ~
1856 viz: Theron Barracis man of Mofrison
county, Mimi, for ii w Of s Ell and Il 81
W. Of Section 10, Township ~, Range 8 I.
Hesnan tho 70 !lawin s. witnesses 10 prove
ahisfcontirasous resileree uItisntiou
fot, said land, viz: 81 yosGsh Tuffts, ~ . III.
Harrison, N ssbann . Pho lis, postDf fiee
aadress OF all witnessess Fort Rspley. Morri--
son county, Min1. 10. III. EFEAIAN,
sEs $#5.s a.ts ss Register. {,
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1885-07-10
LAND % Ell oTIt, f /; u i

49, 1lsl1n tidce at loud, .ssInffssOta,
Esss1s1, II, r. sf,:.i. Jnne 9, 1852
y. SNoticeis hereby given that tbs following
nalnetf either has snotieeSsef ii Intention
to- rnake nal preof id suppprts Of his claim,
and: that said proof will be maize before gtbe
Register or Recsiyersat ST. Cloud, Minnese ta,
on July "A, 1855, viz: Il Herman Kuschel, Of
Morrison county. Minnesota, for the 5Ea Of
NW4 dissection 90, Township 80, Ron gesS0.s
70 He names the following Witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cuItiva-
tion Said Land, :sf'T CHRIST eserking, Ed
ward Arnold, Jacob Kuhr; Charles iGerking,
postoAice Of all Buchanan, Morrison county,
Minnesota.
(. D. Fl. FREEMAN.
Register.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1885-07-10

Att clock q. M, fer tho transa ction bust
yE.% f!ls%E& g n + AZ 81 ness. TAX %$. Eahs
d The Commits asieTs rest that all localities
or indi Yiduas Interested may forward speci.
mems OF stone, cr,t and uncut also proposals
for this sale or donation of a site for the prison
Which must nets contain less than 10 acres All
parties interested are invited 10 be present. on
thes day named. / isa q 2# ESz..Sst I i
BY direction ofthe Gamraissie tr u ss |.
ss:s5<.ts5s BIZ n @&5 @z4WILLIAase IRADKs, &,
y S$$%;; s3 Us 81. 5.- & 1aa 5s$; sSsgfstafysl
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1885-07-10
LAND OFFICE NOTICE.
Land Office ats Cloud, Minnesota,
T,-rn q 1909 l@'

=
\ June 8, 1885. J."
Notice is hereby given that thefollowirg~
named settler has filed notice of his intentien
to make final proof in support of his claim J,
and that said proof will tke made before the
Register or Receiyer at St. Cloud Minnesota,
on July "a, 1885, viz: Christ GeTking, OF
I Morrison county, Miaues.ta for the W 4 of
zNE4 Of Section 20, Township 80, Range 80.
He nam es the following with sses to prove
his ontinuous residence upon, and cultiva-
ticn Of, said land, viz: Herman KuscheI,
6otsIieb :KuscheL Edward Arnold, Jacob
kuhr, postnfice of all Buchanan, Morrison
county, Minnesota, - - - ~.
b. ...s.:l -, r. D, II. T FREEMAN,
aS33 o. ..,-., ..,st. ~, Register.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1885-07-10
+ = LAND OFFICE NOTICE.
! Land Office at St. Clo,1ti, MINI,


s.F, HI A #sggSS (; M July. 1895. E4S
Noticesis hereby given thai. the fol howl ng-
named sett ier has fled 81 otice Ut his insenti0n
'b Pm hn ,s support g hs ana
Houde,5 clerk Of the district court at Morrison.
county, Minnesota. OF Aug ust ~ ~ 1856, viz:
Richard Petit, Of Morrison county, 1T rnes0ta,l
for the 81 OF the SCI Of section u, township
1919, range 81 IT, e & 8 4
He names the low inc itrIesses to we his
eontinGeus resi- dence Eorl and clll ion of.
sud faltA viz & $I0saph Silupseali Ohm Kinney
dress Of all Iafond' Is, Morrison county; Mime
sofa 81 sS5 E5s u al. FREEadatN,lsS5
s E4ss E3fs 5sf3 =. st, Reg steT.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1885-07-10

School c1osed IN Urave1vllle Friday,
July 8, for tWo+months Of vacation. Our
school this term, as before, has been very
pleasant to both pupils andteacher. We
have lad nineteen visitors tlistterln. 4
-. IT,. - .THAN DENNIS, III.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1885-07-10
BuGklell,s Arlatca Selre,

The BEsr ALvr III world fer
CIT. Bruise, sores q less hsasss.,
ilsys Sores y Z /. l,
chtiBlains, Corns and n u III ars Y ieps,
! and posissvely cures ~ ~ ne pay 81.
sapatsd tn ~ ntesd sto glss fisct
Gction u one innd Prizes
.25 81 IN g. III .sals h y W
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1885-07-10

ELIAS Finn. generally known as ed /.
Canada, pounded Maggie Steel nearly to
death at a Third street bagnio last Sun
day morning: He doubtless believed her
dead wien he left her, He jumped the
town for day or two but was finally
captured by chief Shontel1 and Officer
Derocher At j. J. Howe " Co.'s mill,
where he was hiding. He will have his
preliminary examination before Judge
Douglas next Thursday. The act is
supposed to have been done partly on
account of jealousy, and partly because
the girl got his money away from nim.
-Brainerd Journal.
: Call in and see our new prints and
,ottons. e., RICHARD Bros.
You can get a good single harness
Qland-made) for SIG of
,:..>..... 81 ..s.. GEO L. PAv1TT, .
: Roy'llteu, MINI.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1885-07-10
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'-7
q Sss IS alton ItiIp Iing
HOY Al.Tt,N, q NV y, 1855
xt,eet Dur ,,pc e,,a III i &. 15t,,8
insf III i.3 n q.
/, Y 4. ], ts3
u, 's $3.50 s. es'e''en' s'hss'1
.ssr' u. u III 81 n
sts M alss 5.W ooani' nave 9 is-
(! s'lSs y pa g. persii1'I' "
Rev. p. NJ AIarsl,nan returned last
q week witfila falr bride I'll
h II $5 Tie umpire was lucky this trip.
Nothing but abuse went .;5 "a III
,,a,, az. ia !, .,,,I,, ..,h., u,.,,h,.
{ !, Z, !, 1lasa III, a. f,,r
!, &, I, /, /, 3. 4, s.. ]. ~. I I
~ 8 : ID J, 10 ~ 80 49, !"
.@S Z ~ : ! !. I'D s Y. zs5
several. e ~ y ~. c''lHens non
n 1' l'ls fa'is spent '''e SIT Win Us.
Herrinaan didn't show up on the 4th
with his gill round athletic games =
X. Blown made ltip i'd Minneapolis
,on Tuesday, with I'd eve to business. -
IN III. Kohe hon.t I ! u 4 4 i q j ,,l.,,on
III y nct, ,rha,,k !; sin. ,l;aaoar.;n !, =.
81 a,,. 81 = !. s'.....-' ], ....
.s,s ,.h,.s.a, :, 80 ~ a. j, ppy
n,..is '''-T - Il" II
~ 81 81 :,
sic
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1885-07-10

a full stock of gents and boys white
and ,colored shirts Just received at
+ j 8#is + s,34$ All RICHARD Bios. +
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1885-07-10

Fry the Select bottled beer at
the Palace Sample Rooms; il is pure
and healthfu,' tonic.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1885-07-10
RAY in SO Days and Save Costs.

I hereby notify all ,parties indeb,ed tc
me tliattthey must settle their accounts
with me before July 10, 1885, or the &c
counts will be placed,in tlc,l,ands Of an
/ attorney for collection. BY paying Ut
promptly you will save costs. .'~S.
/ e. i M. hcr AIsD Kay,
/. ), .s..s;... j.. Lrdoux, MINI,
Dated J r,ne:ln 1855. o.: ..@...t..
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1885-07-10

Bottled Cider in bottles or by the glass
at S5PRANDEL's.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1885-07-10

"a cloudy day is just IS good as q eleal
one for making pictures. Neal, {. ri .zz3
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1885-07-10

(sra vel q
Bro IS. flo III Il
Ift, i s lie 4 ! ! II /
'lstor
lllsse ctt
8!
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1885-07-10

e When YOU want a good nickle
cigsr So to Vasaly's and set a N ataliasl
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1885-07-10

III Mant asfep Ioaisls so good dry tpak
wood in excsangs ipr pl ls !. y
pay % aoa csfd, \ S' s. g d Neal
Eirst door south sof i. Berg
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1885-07-10

Mr. + DIVORCES little Child, men
toned in one Of the above items, as
being scaldcd badly. died from the
efiscis Of the injuries yesterday
morning. -.s .5 s q
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1885-07-10

We have also received nice lotof hats
for young and old. RICHARD Bros
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1885-07-10

Call inland see our new prints and
,ottons. RICHARD Bros,
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1885-07-10
PROBATE NOTICE.

That thou deest, dc quickly
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-29

ALCOHOL Per gailon, 40 to2 S0.
BRANDIEs--Dome per gallon, 50 10
500; imported Cognsc, lS7T, per gallon, 40;
1871 3 %; $50, S 20; 1855, 80; 1880, 20; 1853
sMi 1875, ~ 50; 0tsrd Dupuy d Co.'S Cog
nae, 1873, 80; $50, %; 1854 700; lsis, 10 Is;
Blaquet, Duboncho Il Co.'S. Cognac, 1875
80; lS7o, 8 50; ISIS, 400.
SiN-Domestic, per gallon, l rs to Z 90;
import Holland, 8 % toS75; Sir Robert Bur-
netts Old Tom, per cask, s 50 To go; uol-
land, per case, 80 tn Ii ".
WHISKY nec;ifled vs. per cent. proof,
per gallon, 30; Western, 20 10 | 80; 6Our-
bon, l 10 10 3 81; Rye, | 50 70 3 80; Scotch im-
AS.
CHAMPAaNEs--piper Heldseick, quarts,
per dogeu, Is 90; ] Krug 6 Co., quarts, per
dozen, l. so; Nicer L Chanden, Siilery
Mousseux, per dozen, 81 o.; q, Gonlet, per
tozen, " 90; q II. Mumm 4 Cos, Dry
Vorvnay, ~ 10; Extra Dry, % "; pints, 10
additional.
WISEs-Calfornla claret, per gallon, 75c
dientaudel, mol, per gallon, 00to IS; In.
ported clarels, ordinary, per cask, 20 90 to
500; family clarets, per cask. 10 o. TO l2b 90;
tue ciarets, per cask 100 90 TO l75 ~; Me-
doc, per case, 90; st Julian, per case, 9 50;
M9rgaux, per case, on; ponte Canet, pei
ccce, 10 %; Larosae. per case, u Co; Leo
veil, per case, ~ o.; Chateau l.afltte, pei
case, "a w; ordinary, per case 3 - 10 3 50
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-29
DRY GOODS.

pn,rra Mar.,,...,,, ,, "a ~,
obcsi.Y' A. x,nn,I lnnoy' La, man
lsaciur o. aov",,,op' ns'" G,, o'
4, Gi,ucastnr " ,. S,ouocs.er,
silver srcS a.. "xiff ..r Vlo"oeSter
q simpson cm q hddys,nne, Q; simpson mnE.,
90 ,,r.,, N. p,cn. ~ ~ p,e,pi ~ pson ST.
nnnnei, ~ 'ir,,o., NJ Pinn nnu purple, "
~. Alien cbecn ~ ~. h maEe'S snirtt,ng,
HInnson hls,h n. n cs.,,.I. "n,"eh'oi'z'
WEows SUPERINTENDENT Az,
1--we mn 4. iniarns,,nna Si,S, IAN, ~;
III. q, sII,ndai.' NJ. gn,arnr,s, Lss a. n,n
dai,' IL, lb'at, a ~. 4 nnis, " S,sn-
Hnvy,n snInris,,--i,ast ir"n n. sS
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-29

Recsirts, $500; shipment 5000; weak on
all but best shipping steers; shipping
stee, 5, 80 TO 5.5i; stockers IN d feeders,
y to- 60; COWS, bull md mixed, so to
~; through Texas cattle loc lower a, $50
10 %; Western rangers steady natives
and half-breeds, 3 2S t"s.5o
II IS Receipts, ie,eo0i fairly active; iOc
sheep Receipts, 1900; shipments, 1000;
dull and steady; natives; Q 0oto3 so; We T.
ern, 200 10 $780, Texans, 200 to 800. M
NEW YORK
NEW YORK, Oct as Bceves--Receipts,
llS car loads; all for the market except %
carloads OF export steers; trade dragged
nut all nerlngs change hands at au adj
vance of falls 2icents per 100 pounds, live
we ght, and tn marx tclos, firm. poor to
prime paiive st ers sod q IS to 3 90; extra
native steers, @ TO e.l5: TeSas cattle, 8 to
20 sWi Colorado ha f-bresd steers, AGO
to 475.
sheep Receipts, 1890; duh and I'M
settled for sheep out firmer for lambs ex-
lambs.
Flour dull ard weak
Whee lower; No. red, Sc, elevator; No
cred Nov mber,F6 O s6A, closed 96ss; De
cemoei, 9S to 8, crossed SIX
or higher, NJ. 2, 52A o tSh, elevat r:
"a, shoat: No Z, oclooer nominal; No
V miner, 5l1S 10 51S, closing Y Deem
Der, AZ =. TO %, clio ing4
Cofiee-Opions fairly &C i've; closing
| firm; sales, ~, W bags October,6 5to 60;
lTG0.
Suear dull; refined dull mould A,sl.lG;
standard A. S-!6; granulated, 6H 10 & 9-l6;
cubes. 63s tot.
Molasses, quiet and steady; New Orleans,
| new CT p, e3 to %.
Tur eLtlne dull, at Stls.
| Pork dun, mt 0 80 to 10 10
ST. LOUIS.
| st LOUIS, Oct. 27.-Flour firm aud I'M
chsnsed,
"heat higherwith larger trading In May;
opened ~ higher: advanced = additional:
decii ed /, AN Closed y TO p all We yester
day; No. 2 red, cash, 81 bid regu, L Octo-
| Der, 9i4; November, o. to SAX; closed
si3-4, Dece mber 80 S.l to OF Ia. clio, ed 81
Ma lO6S.s TO lt74; clos d, l07.
Corn ST sdy / slow; No.. 2 m xed, cash,
May 49, ~
Oats firm and "a fraction higher; No. Q
to3O
9, rnmeal quiet at so
Wool 1T ady and unchanged
Whisky steady, at | 0S
y DIVISIONS duh and lower
Pork, $40.
Bulk meats-i oose lots tree on board
ong clear, W; short rib., 5 90, short GEAR.
Boxed Lots--sboulders, 80 to 8 IS: long
ear, ~ to o2O: short RIBS, b,2o 10 8 ~,
short clear, 81, to B .i5
Bacon shou ders 5.S7Li; long clea $50;
shot rib, $50 10 5.t5; shuIt clear, 6.,s to
1870.
Hams. . 80 to 1850.
\ Afternoon Board--Wheat firm and u bet.
ter.
Corn firm but SLOW
II Oats quiet ana un hanged.
Cattle-Rtceip SO, 40: shipments 20;du I
! and weds, but best grades sell pretty we /
} II alive shil piue steers, 400 to $50; nativt
butcher stce 3. 8 to i.25; mixed lots y
; bu cheering toes 400 10 $50, sluckers and
! feeders, 2,5J TO $40; texans, 2.40 TO S.iu.
Hogs-R ceips y 800; low er, 3. 0 TO 3.65.
Sheep-Receip 1850; shipme Is none
! dull, eAcest for best grades; common Il
medium, 30 TO 200; good TO choice, $50 Il
J $40; Texans, /. rs to2.5
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-29
GENrRsh MARKETS.



KANSAS CITY, oct. 2s.-Tho Live stock
Inc icator report. Cattlo-heceip' y, ,.bD;
shipments none: ttady; expor els, ID 10
h hsO; good ~ choice thippl 4, 20 To o,lu;
common To medium, itO To i1Oi stock ~
and feeders, aSbto ST. cows. 400 to 2,s);
grnss Tey;sssteers, 2-VdoS'h =, "a,
Hog. Receipts 6s'ji steady ~ wv
Sheep Receipts, 10, qniet; fair 10 good
muttors, $50 10 81 90, common to medium.
|1tlto2ir
Wheat steady, cash IA bid, November,
75l-2; May, M lo@ - -
bid; May, ~ To - l-2
Oats nomnsl;l III.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, Oct. AS.-Fionr steady ana un-
changed. a.,
What opered y lower, advanced Y, sold
OF " undtr large offerings, alvanced l..
under q good demand, rsl,icd z, sold on
-, aud closed "a irher than y.sleiuay
November ~ to n -, closed SOS 10 MA,
December, SSis 10 SOL, rlnstd ks,A to ~.
May, p0la 10 u1ta, clos Il OBS.
Corn opened sirouv = higher fell oil "a,
4 fluctuated ..nd closed u out the eane Ms
yesterday; ,ssu. Az 10 a. Ia, closing AZ
NV, mbcr, % i-2 io.pjs, closed Sa,4, year,
|S istos K, closed 3is..
Pork - Tive anu east; cnsh % TO s2,'
No sember, E.s 10 . ~; December. : % to
Lard -rsie dsmpud, closing shade
easier. q II. So Noy nber, $50 to SIS, 10
. December, ~ ioAS
Itl0 to 1856 chart ribs, i.so: short sai
| ~jterhoon board = " heat easy, but closed
unchanged; corn, !. lowe pork, "a
hlnher, i<s Il uny changed.
3hs 6Fovcrs' Joirnal reports Cattle
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-29
NEW YORK DAILY REPORT.

Nhw YORK Od. 2.-LSpegial.l- AT
the Cotton Exchange the aggregate trans
actions In contracts fell somewhat under
those OF yesterday, amounting to lOs,SC0
bales. The tempcrof trading was besrlsh,
and the opening figures were . TO points
|under last evenings c oslng. During the
day the current onth YVES weak. AL
Though tracing was only q COO bales, other
months rul fairly steady after the OPEN
king and osgd about ~ last night The
bears did not show so much enthusiasm MS
yesterday, probably owing to the late fears
that the increase short in crest might
prove tempting bait for their op-
ponents, and they themselves lie COM
PEELED TO cover at somewhat higher
figures. The advice from Liver
pool indicated weak feeling, and
buyers eviteotly anticipated lower prices,
as, despite freo offerings, sales were only
SlcO bales. Southern advices reported
weak market FOR nj ports and bad weather
for some points.
The msrket for spots was weak, and quo
tations were reduced Lie, with old "a cent
4 above the gu tatlons. Sarprise Is expressed
In some quarters that. considering tho
steady decline which tho contract market
has under eduring the month, no up
4 ward reaction of any Importance has oc-
Cured. A comparison Of the lowest
prices to- day with the same on October l,
4 shows the following declines: October, 10
1 p0ints November. Is, December, %; Janu-
ary, "a; February, %; sarch, 25; April, Is;
Nay, IS; June, %, and July,22. Looking at
this, there Is some reason for establishment,
inasmuch as the decline In cotton has oc-
4 CURED while the other markets were UNDER
| going bull manipulation.
The wool market shows little activity
and buyers are still hopeful of concessions
In their favor, but rs yet these have not
taken decided shape Holders, while some
what anxious TO sell, hesitate TO trade to
any extent.
In wooden goods trade is very SLOW, and
this Is due somewhat TO the quletude In the
raw article. There are, howov,r, indlca-
tions Ola good fall trade, and jobbers feel
hopeful.
In general dry GOODS little change IL mp.
( parent. Tho movement 10 light, but the
/ outlook Is good Tor heavy spring trade,
and large orders a,e now being paced for
kthis desc iption.
The est 10 marls,t IL heavy, with choice
IN demand
Hides show no change. The demand IL
fAir
Leather active aud llrm.