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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-11

Our iHdies footwear department. is
gne most complete in ihe 'ity, our
STOCK Is completely graded, from 4
s2od low priced article, TO the best In
tns lana. We handle goods Cor ell
classes, our prices are made 70 suit tho
faasses. o, Leon Kahn s.
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SCALP. FACE, EARssaSpNgoK

was afflicted with Eczema on tho Scalp.
race, Ears aud Necx, which the druggist,
whefe rot your remedies, propoun ced
oae ftne worst ca es that had cume under
hi'notica. lie advised me to try your Gu
IlCURA REMEDIES, and after five days
use my sosip and part ofmy face We're en-
tlreiy cured and hope another week TO
nave my ears, neck and he other part of
my face cured. HERMAN sl.ADE
10 T.. irH STRE. NV NoRK
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Vylthered Flowers.

The chilling blasts of winter wither
tho ilowots and they tall. So does 10
aiisoi tho human family, ami " pre-
oad.ionary measures ara not taken,
being chilled 10 followed by evil re-
eults, Tsylor's Cherokee Remedy Of
SWe- Gum aud Mullen viii euro
e0uRhs, coldq and oonsumpLion.
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ITCnINR nIsrAsEs OuREn

CuTIcuRA stanisa, the head of its class,
especially Is this the case with the CurI.
cuRA SOAR. Have had an unusua " good
sale this summer, owing to The prevalence
oil an aggravated form ~ tho ch throu h
some localities In the country, in VIII CHI
the CUTIoURA RENE >IEs proved satislac-
tory. w. l., HARDiGG. Druseist.
USIoNroWS, ky.
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Goods sold 1T al limos during the
day and nlSnt no private sale. Furni-
tune, glassware, tinware, boots and
Shoes, clolhlug, notions and under.
wear nj thu auction house OF Flue
Very Fine, u,j aud 6l5 Elm street.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-11

Tho now buisQuo figures, Segunc
goods aud other novelties &c Tho China
Hall show plainly that D. GOslin (oy
Richard) ia himself agsin, for It Is Inc
who made tho selections,
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OUrIOUaA REMEDIES

Are sold by all druggists Price: CuTI-
GuRA, 10 cents; REsoLvENr, sl,OO; soar,
20 Gems; ForTER DRUG AND HEMICAL
Co., Boston. 5end for GLOW to Cure Skin
Diseases"
RE V1TIFY the ComplexioR aud
DlJA - Skin by using CUTIoURA
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-11

AT tho late weddings you could have
easily found out which OF the presents
were bought ut the China Hall, Tor
certainly they showed up moat tsstlly
all OF them.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-11

1886 viii gel you q genuine mons
hsaa..sow cali aboe, in button, lace
or gator, The easiest, boat and cheap.
ssat SHOE i'll Tho LAND Tor "a o money, al
Leon kahn's,
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SILVER COINAGE.

The. proposition 60 suspend tho coin
age OF silver dollnrB pending udjuutn-
nIlenV0I ldss congress VIII utgussari Y
nEure prominently soioro the roSg
nouse, FOR information on tho subject
ocuddat's Investment Agency, Uhica-
SO, mas just completed q canvass OF tbo
next Congress, relative 10 tho subj o.,
anu Mods hat tho silver man will hola
cue next Congresa.-. Pilot Polnt Post.
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As soon ~ you sre ready 10 lay In
yonr stock ol Christmas goods, remem-
Der the China Hall IL In tho market 10
beat styles or prices OF any house.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-11

Pure aud unoolored, and guaranteed
unadulterated, May Blossom Tea at so
cents a pound In one pound packages
at Boucho's, S28 Main street.
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Don't fail TO telephone Boucho for
your gro "eries, crackers and canned
goods, hams, toas, sugars, everything
In tho grocery line.
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Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy, a positive
cure for catarrh, dipbtheris aud cank.
or mouth. Sold by j. l.. Williams q
20.
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G'IsA2SS pA@sJ DALLAS
GOING EAsr--r. & p, DEPOT.
no. %2-St. Louis Express. 400. $40 A. 81.
Leaves Union Depot ..., 9:lO A. NJ
No. lA-San Antonio Ex. arr. .l0:sOP M
NO, Ni--New Orleans Passenger. $40 p. M.
NO SOi caves Union Depot -. $3.50 p. NJ.
=, a., GOING aEsT-uNiOs DEPOT
20. S0l-Eaiiiornta Express, arr. Gals p. N
no, Sol;mCaliicvnia Express, lvs, 1895 p, Nj .
Leaves T. Il p. Depot ......... G:i5 p NJ.
No. SOS Local Passenger, ar. 80 A. N.
Leaves I. 4 Z. Depot .......,..,,l 2:a0 P. NJ
No. BS-san Antonio Express,
leaves 4. & = Depot. $40. sos A. NJ
NOS. 3D3 and 3Oi run between Fort Worth
and New Orleans daily. Nos. Isl and is s.
connect at Fort Worth with trains TO and
rom Colorado: Nos. SOL, 500 aud SOS take
meals at the Union Depot Double dnily
trains to New Orleans The Texas & Pa
emo Is Ill miles the shortest route 10 New
Orleans. Solid trains III Paso to st. Louis:
Also Dallas 70 San Atomic, etc Fast time,
nrs.-class equipment, sure connection See
mat your ticket reads VIII the Texas q Pa.
oiic Railway.
Passengers booliod to and from oil nts
In Europe via the CRED STAR" Steamship
Inc, plying between New York, Philadei.
pnla and Antwerp, Belgium, and the
AMERICAN" Steamship Line, between
Philadelphia and Liverpool, England.
FOR maps, time tables, tickets, rates and
all required information, call on or addros
Il. p, TURNER,
Ticket Agent, bOS Main street, Dallas, Texas
II. Z. HUGHES,
Passenger Agent, Houston, Texas
b. w. MCCULLOUGH,
9eneral Passenger and Ticket Agent, Gal.
W. H. NEWMAN,
Traffic Manager, Galveston, Texas.
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Gnt your -four, sugar, coffee, teas
canned goods, st bedrock prices, al
Weller's cash grocery, corner liar
wood and Elm streets.
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Parlcr, Cloait and Suit Room. .
TINS largest selection OF ladies'
mlssos' aud ohildren's wraps and suits
In the city.
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~ complete line Of school shoes for
boys epd giils. from the best factories
~ prices 10 salt tie tiIu6a ST Leon
kahp's,
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Parior, Cloak ana Suit Room.
The largest selection of ladies'
misses ana ohildron's wraps and suits
In the city.
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$3.50 viii set a ladies' genuine UuK
ga, hsani-turn.bulton boots, at Loon
Kaan'a.
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Go to MuelIer's, si2 Elm street. fol
preserves, Jslliss, etc.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-11

Tho finest assortment OF spectaoles
and eyeglasses in tho city, corner OF
Meiu ana poydras streets.
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B.c. Weller & Co., corner Harwood
and ELM streets, are the cash grocers.
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% THE SEWING MACHINE Is
A. Ia the cause of Uterine Pains and
o. W Weakness. For Aching Sides
MArsx<A and Back. Kidney Pains, Sciat-
KfSaA lea, Chest Paius, Weakness and
y inflammation, the CuTICUgA
AT PAIN Pas BR is iniallible, CSC.
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DR.. Hammer, the drunkard's friend,
will ba 50 the st. James hotel for a lew
weeks. CAL aud DO cured.
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Group, whooplng cough and bron-
chitis immediately relieved by Shi-
loh's Cure. Sold by j. l.. Williams Il
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just try = botsis Of DR.. Scots Cocoa
Iron and Phosphorus For sale By Ill
otu981otos
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We sell groceries for cash, and at
bedrock prices. Wollor's cash gro-
oory, co or HARDWOOD and Elm streets.
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Boucho, tho Main gtreet grocer,
keors nothing hut the freshest grocer
les, canned goods and green groceries.
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II. u. Burr a Bro. arc sole agent.
for the calsbratod "Knox Hat" ths
very beat made. COS Main street.
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James Means celebrated 80 shoe at
Llou kshn's.
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Bouche, the grocer, has as fine tea,
coffee, sugar, canned goods, as can be
Dovyht anywhere.
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FREQ concert by the grand orchestra
aud band NJ Mayer's garden tonight.
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Ora bnggies still continue their
rams at tho hosd OF the trade. No. T26
Main ntrue'.
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k-4 - % A5G y u A
For The PQbIIG aae Of
I 0 W Il |. OF $
IN THE TOWN OF
a. u ny IA " ~.

=, Situated IN Ang Ina county, snuthcast
Texas, 2, the Junction OF ne Houston,
East West Texas (Bremonds) railroad
anu tne kansae Y Gulf short i.iuc railroad,
" miles rom Shreveport, ~ miles from
Houston, aud " nile, from Tyler. 10 tnse
p,ase gu tuesday, November "a, 1855, coni-
menolny ~ O'Clock, p. m
Here W INC opportunity for business mon
nnu investoiH generally never before offered
~ town lot les In the hls DRY of th,s
STATE The town OF Luiltln will II / only
control Tue entire trado OF Angelina county
but ~ the natural distributing and TRADING
point for portions . the counties of sabine.
san Augu.tina, Nscogdochns, Ncgtnn.
Jasper, Tyler, Polk, Trinity. Houston and
Cherokee. Two independent inea OF rail- .
way give IL through connections north,
south, east and west. A nne iarmlng
country surrounds IL. Itissj,untsd al tho
gateway Or the great lumber regions of
Southeast Texas. "
There will ue etectcd here nm eieaau,
Union Depot TO cost about S5Ojp. bepldes
other depot buildings, round housar, ma.
chlne thops aud a'otk yards.
Excursion Trains from all pointa Half
fare rom AL stations on lines OF these
roads, which vii be refunded 10 purchas.
ers OF lotsto amount of slup. Ususi terms
OF sac, Reffcshments on the grounds nnd
ample accommodation FOR all,
for further Information and for mans
ana circulars fiv'ng n correct description
OF the surrounding count ~, ( Sda ~; :,
Land Aren't Tyief. Texss
l h " HAf1nfs Auottoaeer
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Jus. try bottle OF Or. Scott's Cocoa.
Iron and Phosphorus. For sale by oil
drupulsta.
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OBSCENE LITERATURE.

Tho Tribune may be branded as
!anatlcsl in its opposition to tonsa-
uonal literature, but va caro- not W hat
may be said, Il we can only induce tho
people 10 refrain from patronIzing
sucn literature and spur tho officers on
quo Their duty. Thoro IL federal
tsW against sonding obscene matter
through Tho matte and Il ahould be
eniorced.-[ Alcagnuer Tribune.
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The Esty orssns. WIN A. Watkin
& Co., HERALD building.
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The above certificate ~ but one Instance
OF thousands In our possession, showing
sufferers who have been relieved oi evefy
ilrm OF Blood and Skin Diseases, Female
rheumatism, Blood Poison and Malaria.
10. iull Information our free pnmpblnt
on B'ood and SKIN Diseases viii hs .ur-
nished ON application to the
MAC0S NhDlClNE co., Macon, Go.
Sold IN powdered form, oayy 10 prepare nj
home, With or wiJuuut iplriis; small slge.
- cents; larbc size, 81; mailed 20 i,uy ni.
urtsS on receipt uf price, LIQUID fonn,
small size 81 large sise, St.75.
For sale by re y W. CRJWDUS
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EEF-None genuine without bunch Of
green Hops on the white label. Shun all
The vile, poisonous stuff with "Hop" or
"Hops" IN tuer name.
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Bpft& Mears ahoes at Leon Kahn,s.
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New siasioA Afy a. kfb'M
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lAC0 \ MNDlOINE CO., Maoon. en-

For sale By TIE r. w. CBJWDus
0HtG CD Ual,ss, Texas.
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RAILROADS.
Texas ( Pacific R,R,
THE GREAT POPULAR ROUTE
BEIWEEA THE EAST AND THE VEST
SHORT LINE
TO NEW ORLEANS
LOUISIANA,
NEW MEXICO,


CALIFORNIA
southeast. Pullman Palace Sleeping Oars
daily between vt. Louis and Dallas, Fort
Worth, III Paso and Gan francisco, Dallas
and New Orleans without change, pull.
man Sleepers Fort Worth and Dallas To
New Orleans Without change.
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Whether prompted by spite or born
~ mental alteration, itisa watches
v,sasravaganco OF ink TO attempt by
,M;ssss.n,,ngless jupglery OF words to tar
s,' sn tne reputation OF the States most
MW' sworeu politicians. - Fort Worth
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A QUESTION OF yrpAcrry.

congressman Throckmorton, Hes-
sah' Stewart, Crane aud Miller, oil
oony that thore was Congressional
pool to settle the distribution of Texas
VsImeos. Tho Galveston News asserts
~. there was. L. IL not tho frat time
s suas gentlemen of unimpeachable We
rssclty haso differed with tho News
lsan Angelo Enterprise.
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DIsoouRTEsY TO THE PRESS.
FORT woRTn's coast.

The Fort Worth Glze:te glories over
the efforts of the Dallas papers TO
reach Fort Worth, "the great dia-
tributing CENTER" IL strikes us littlo
dl1erenJ, From tho many times tho
Uailas papers announce trim
Through to Colorado Clty,' wo, had
pense was 20 reach the great motropo.
lis of the VEST. But IL is glorious
tnlng that every one does not thiuk
alike,--LCOlorado Graphic,
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LEON KAHN.

southwestern Passenger Agent, Da
las, Texas.
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lttho Post were runnlns this gov
ernment it would have enough silver
coined to pay oil oil tho Unitod States
ponds, and force the hondhollors 70
take Il, too. MoN9y that la gGod
enough for common psople oughs to
be good enough Tor rich bondh0lders,
- Houston Post,
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Pear. Blight.
Country Gentleman.

NOunbTy ucotlcLHdhs
Successful remedies, reputed to be such, con-
tinue to be reported in the papers. One cultiva-
tor had his trees badly affected, and cured them
as he supposed, by scraping away the earth from
the roots, and applying potash, superphosphate,
lime and other mineral fertilizers. The trees
grew more vigorously, and the disease ceased to
spread. Another coated the trunk and branches
with a wash Of sulphur, lime and copperas. A
third applied iron filings to the roots. Yet in
other instances these remedies entirely failed.
The disease usually makes its appearance for
one, two or three years. and then disap-
pears. Whatever remedy was used just as
the disease had run its course, had the credit of
the cure. A curious illustration was given: A
young doctor kept a record of the effect of his
peculiar medicine on his patients. The first was
q lawyer, and he died. The young doctor
entered on his journal that the medicine ''cures
blacksmiths and kills lawyers" Many of the
remedies for pear blight obtain their reputation
in the same way from single cases. Neverthe-
less there are some general rules to be
remembered. The Duchess, Winter Nelis
and Seckel are much less liable to the
disease than many other sorts, and they
may be planted with more confidence. At
the West, and in many instances at the East,
high cultivation Is more apt to induce the dis
ease. In other instances, imparting more vigor
to the trees by manuring has lessened the la
bility to attack. Cutting. off promptly the af.
fected limbs has often arrested the spread of
the disease, but failed in virulent cases; but it
never does any harm. The treatment, there
fore, which we would prescribe, would be a medi-
um, healthy growth, with well ripened wood,
avoiding rankness or succulence, prompt excision
when the disease is seen, and selecting those
sorts which are least affected.
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A-@
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
Produce Markets.

CHICAGO, Jan. 6.-F1our firm. Wheat-Demand
active and unsettled; market was weak and lower;
closed 17sc under YESTERDAY. Sales ranged; January.
closed at 79a4c; March, SOl40S2c, closed at 8ol4c:
May, S5a 0S77sc, closed at Sec; No. 2 Chicago
spring, 7Sa 0SO5sc, closed at 7907914c; No. 3 Chi
cago spring, 6606Se; No. 2 red, nominal; No. 3 red,
CSC. Corn-Demand good. Sales ranged: Cash, SO
037c, closed at 36c; January, 36036sc, closed at
36ls93614c; February, 364037c, closed at 36ssc;
March, 3~6la037lsc, closed at 36loc; May, 3930
4ossc, closed at 397s9aoc. Oats quiet. Sales ranged:
closed at 264c; March, 265s@36ac, Closed at
26ssc; May, 29Ss9Soc; closed at 29a4c. Rye lsc
higher at 54lac. Barley nominal at 60c. Flaxseed
firm and UNCHANGED. PORK active, weaker and 15@
I'll. 70; February, $11.62la011.8O, closed az
$1l7o91l.72la; March, $~l1.75011.95. closed at
$11.92l9D11.S5. Lard easier and lower. Sales
ranged: Cash 6;so@6.s5c; January, 6,StE Feb,
ruary, 6.82l206. 92loc, closed at 6.S2206.8 Soc;
March, 6.9067.O2l2c, closed at 6.D2lac. Bulk
meats in fair demand and easier; shoulders, 4.850
t.90c; short ribs, 5.S5c; short clear, 1886. SOC.
Whisky steady at 81 II; Butter firm and unchanged.
R~eceiptsaF10ur 10000 esls; wheat, lO7, 600 bu;
barley. 81 900 bq. shipnentsaF19gr 10000 brls;
o 0 bu; rye, 1000 bu, oariey. $4,000 bu. On the
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Tobacco for Pigs.

Last spring there appeared in a Washington
periodical a letter from Gen. Clingman, of North
Carolina, on the curative properties of tobacco,
which attracted considerable attention and has
since brought out numerous corroborative state
ments and incidents. Among these is a state
ment from DR.. w. s. ID. johnson, of Lewis coun.
ty, Missouri, described by Congressman Hatch
as IAN experienced and eminent physician and o
large and successful stock-raiser and farmer1(,
who says: I'm 1871 | came to this place, bring
ing with me 118 head of hogs. Hog cholera made
its appearance among them, and they commenced
dying, and in the course of six or seven weeks I
lost ninety seven head. AT this time I killed four
on one day, and made post-mortem examinations
very carefully, and found that these animals
were dying from the ravages of other animals
animals within. I made an infusion of tobacco
and gave it to my hogs in buttermilk, and they
stopped dying, and / have not lost a hog since by
cholera. When | suspect the disease / give the
tobacco infusion"
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Elsewhere.

EA6eWAAOrCs
CHICAGO. Jan. 6.-The Growers journal re-
ports: 81 900; shipments, 600.
The market was active and SC lower; rough packing,
81; packing and shipping, 1875 O4.5O;
light, $4.2O04.45; skips, $3.3004. market closed
steady.
Cattle-Receipts. $500; shipments. 1900. The
market was firm for fat cattle; lean and rough lots
weak and lower; export steers, $606.35; good to
choice shipping. $5 as go; common to fair 10c lower,
at s 4.2004.S5; stoekers, $303.95; feeders, $40
Sheep and ~Lambs-Receipts, 1,OOO; shipments.
LOCO. The market was steady; common to fair, 1926
@2.9O; medium to good, $303.75; choice sheep,
$4044O.
ST. LOUIS. Jan. 6.-Cattle - Receipts, 1000;
shipments, none. The market shows a fair shipping
demand, but supply scant; export cattle, $4,000;
good to choice shipping steers; $595 ;65; common to
steers, $4.2504.6o; butchers COWS and heifers,
s 3.2504; corn.fed Texas steers, $404.25.
Sheep and Lambs Receipts, 1000: shipments,
none. Fat sneep wanted: common to medium sheep,
Hogs Receipts, 12,Soo; shipments. 1000. The
market was active and strong; light hogs, 81. 30
4.30; packing, 81. % IA. 40;heavy, $4.4O04.5O.
KANSAS CITY, Jan. 6.-The Live Stock Indi.
Gator reports: Cattle-Receipts. 985. The market
was active and weak; export cattle, $5.2005.4O;
mon to medium, $4D4.50; stockers and feeders.
$3 60 Cd; native cows, $2.8O03.5O.
Hogs-Receipts, 5000. The market was weaker
Sheep-Receipts, $50. The market was steady;
fair to good muttons, S2.75O4.
NEW YORK Jan. G-Beeves-Receipts LOO.
of which SO carloads were consigned to slaughterers
direct and 81 carloads for expectation. No trading
in live cattle; dressed beef very slow; poor to prime
sides sold at $8@lO.
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts, 1900. Market was
very quiet; limited trade at ~$3.5O04.50 ~ ewt. for
common to ordinary sheep; no lambs on sale
Hogs-Receipts, 5000. Market was firm at $4.SO
as 80 ~ cwt.
EAST LIBERTY. Jan. 6.-Cattle firm and un.
changed. Receipts, 266: shipments. 2,014.
Hogs-Receipts. 2,10O; shipments, 8,4OO. The
market was active; Philadelphias 81. o so;
Workers. 8 .6004.70.
Sheep active and unchanged. Receipts, 1000;
shipments, S 800.
CINCINNATI. Jan. 6.-Hogs steady: common and
light, 1866 Q4.65; packing and butchers, $500
400.
MILWAUKEE, Jan. 6.-Hogs lower at $4.lO0