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The Hazlehurst signal., 1885-10-08

Attention. Doctors.

Everybody knows that the life OF the
average physician Is hard one. lie is
often compelled to ride great distances
through mud and rain for merely nom.
.nal ice. tits not fit nor proper for us to
con'emn any physician for his work. but
we do assert that his practice can be made
easier. and he can effect more cures by
the proper and judicious use of PERUNA.
1.-The will only add this great remedy TO
his lit ofmcdicincs hc will find That his
usefulness will be greatly increased. Full
direction for its use Will be found In tie
"Ills uf Life" aud he should at once pro-
cure this valuable book.
N. ]. Wright, Business Agcat Evcnin:
Herald, Erie. Pa, says: "DR. ll,Rr-
MANI can not but feel II my duly 10
express to you my thanks f,r the great
benefit received from TIC usc of your
medicines, I'ERuSA anl MAEAiiN.
One bottle Of each placcl me square IN
nv feet, after n sickness of iour wc-ls,
which coniincd me to my bel. anil then
left Inc lame and crippled. i,,r,c days
from the commencement of ihe Use oi
your remedies the cane was dispensed
with. and In n week was perfectly we'll"
Ms. Ellen Maynard, Oswcgo, Potter
county, Pa. writes: "DE. liARTMAG.
Columbus, o. The small ulcers are al
healed. and the two LARGE ones ars not
more than halt ca largc rs ih,.y we've. ]
am feeling quite well. Tie people s'y
your PEnuYA and MlSALiN ere doin:
miracle. do not lahc i.,arly 10 Hash
opium as did before"
Joseph Thomas, East Hrndv, Ia,
writes "I have used yonr PrRrSA nnd
MAxALiy with good results. III TIE wear
of 1880 was so bid that | cou' scarcely
wax. / used rERrsA AMI MANI.iS,
and am now as healthy rs have ever
been. have also recommended 1t ~
several parties. and they have bten much
benefited by it,
Mr.. c. ii. Harris. New Vienna, Ohio.
writes: "Our Little girl was paralyzcd
at thirteen months old, and we rcsnrtcd
to everything we could hear OF for relief
but she appeared TO gct but little pt'icr.
Hearing Of pERCGA we concluded - Try
II, and will say il has done her great
deal Of CooI-thc first bottle apparently
giving aid and relief. We have used it for
nervousness in other cases on oher per.
sons and found il n success. For general
debility, and in fact for any disease, we
don't think anything else can Mt all COM
pare with II. We have used forty or Ii ty
bottles, and our house Is never without
PERUNA. Our little girl is now eight
years old, and can run any place, was TOR
Our years helpless. PEnUSA cured her.
The Hazlehurst signal., 1885-10-08
When In the Wrong Channel


The bile wrcaks gricyous injury. Headaches.
constipation. pain In the liver and stomach.
jaundice. nausea ensue. A few doses OF
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters will reform
these evils and prevent further injury. II Is
o pleasant aperient, Its action upon tho
bowels being unaccompanied by gripping.
The liveris both regulated and stimulated
by II, and rs IL 10 very impolitic to disre-
gard disorder Of that organ. which through
neglect may culminate In dangerous conges.
ton and hepatic abscess, the Bltters should
bo resorted to an early stage. Failure to do
this renders o contest with the malsdy moro
protracted. Fever and ague. rheumatism,
by this fne medicine. and the increasing In.
nrmities OF age mitigated BY II. II may DO
also used In convalescence with advantage.
m II hastens the restoration OF vigor. :
The Hazlehurst signal., 1885-10-08
&C. Williamson for Eaayor.

Being 80 well known BY the citizens oi
tlc town of Hazlehurst. do not cOnsid-
cr il necessary to make any promises III
announcing my self rs u candidate Tor
the Office Of mayor Of said town. The
hearty solicitation of the people prompts
me To Decomie candidate. and PROMISE
II elected. 10 look well to their interest.
for what j. theirs l. mine ~ well ~ the
whole town. The enforcement of the
laws l. the only safe guard to pubic so
cicty. prevents moral and financial d'p-
rcssion and guarantees the advancement
of public improvements. Respectfully
Il. &. WILLIAMSON.
The Hazlehurst signal., 1885-10-08
ELEVEN MILLION coPIEsl
t.aw orleano Expositionl

The New Orleans Exposition OF the
Three Americas opens ut New Orleans
Nov. 10. Commencing Nov. -, the II
linois Central Railroad will place on sale
round trip tickets to New Orleans. good
To return within forty days. alta very low
rate. and II. this line il without question
the shortest. quickest. smoothrst ana
safest route To New Orleans. parties ris-
iting the Exposition should see their
tickets read via this line.
For maps. circulars and other printed
matter concerning the Exposition. and
for information concerning hotels. FUR
niShcd rooms and boarding houses ut
New Orleans. apply To the undersigned
M Manchester. In. j. +. MERRY,
De. 1-3t Gen. West. fH,'' AS'.
The Hazlehurst signal., 1885-10-08
Grnnd Jurors, October Term.

Beat Tom Price. W. I McDade, l.. +.
Birdsong. j. q. Martin.
Beat2-B. L. Brown. John. Rhymes
VI Raws-y. \. j. Lnsk.
Reot Nv. X. Webb. X. \. MEGA llum
+. VI. Davis. J. +. Thompson.
Reat "A. &. Lewis. X. l.. Green. X. Is.
Greenlee. j. X. Picket.
B.ut5-G. ". Coplcy. j. II. Tillman,
+. VI. Brewer, VI. L. Sojourncr.
The Hazlehurst signal., 1885-10-08
spca king ly Hon. f. Bark'daie

We are authorized by Jos. Pursrr.
chairman Of the executive committe. to
announce that Hon. T.. BarRsdalc VIII
address the citizens Of Copiah mt Itazic-
hurst. on the first day Of the term al
court. Oct. 2Gth. Let all turn ont to
hear him.
The Hazlehurst signal., 1885-10-08
N0flrri

All of our accounts arc due the first or
October. and those Of our friends who
are indebted to us. are earnestly reques-
ted TO come forward promptly and set
tle. Prompt payments make lasting
friends. Very hespecuully
The Hazlehurst signal., 1885-10-08
Notice.

+. NJ. Rclding 4 Co. have cheap
fresh goods-go TO sec them.
r. NJ. Rcdding & Co. will pay the
highest market price for cotton and
NIL Kind 81 country produce-don'tfail
to cali on fhcm.
The Hazlehurst signal., 1885-10-08

The suggestions ofMr Miller in r,g'rd
70 the high school have attracted m-
tcntion. and we have not heard 81 .
dissenting voice. We would like for
some other citizen to express his views
.on the subject through our columns
The Hazlehurst signal., 1885-10-08

Miss Emma Roberts. daughter o'
Maj. Calvit Roberts. is svisitingfriendS
and relatives in THIS her native town
and county. The Major isnow one ot
tho prominent citizens of Mississippi
City.
The Hazlehurst signal., 1885-10-08

Hon. A. u. Gunycs Mcssrs. T.. IL
Conn and IL. II. Hogg. went to New
Orleans last week 20 testify IN belaii
OF Chas Bridgcrs, OF this county, who
was tried Cor killing Anderson last
March. The result of the trial is pub
sh, I in aroth,r pll;c.
The Hazlehurst signal., 1885-10-08

We notice our merchants have u
rood many empty molasscs barrels on
hand in anticipation Of large molaSscS
Weld. We presume they will be
needed.
The Hazlehurst signal., 1885-10-08
Trade Edition.

According to previous announce
mcnt the issuance of our trade edition
was postponed, for the reason that
some Ol our business men who wished
L. take advantage of il. were not quite
ready. We will issue il on next
Thursday. !, will bc the largest cdi-
ton of any paper that wa- ever issued
in this county. and will be- extensively
distributed in thc'scctions Of country
which do trading in Copiah'> r'ilroad
towns. thereby maxim. il II valuable
advertising medium. We have Suili-
cicnt patronage guaranteed To justify
II, in printing il but scarcely enough
yrt To repay uS for she expense and
trouble. Those desiring II card will
please hand in their fIvorS at once.
The Hazlehurst signal., 1885-10-08

Last Friday was the busiest day Pf
the season. The streets were lined
with wagons. and fortunately for the
farmers. cotton brought a asood price.
The Hazlehurst signal., 1885-10-08

l.. l.. Britain has in n tremendous
stock Of goods and is rushing things
Tie scIl> them so cheap the people can t
help from buying.
The Hazlehurst signal., 1885-10-08

A peek of worms have been known to
pnss from one child. Shriner's Indian
Vermifugc was the remedy used. Only
s5 cents u bottle.
The Hazlehurst signal., 1885-10-08
Removal I

Our friends and custom rs will find us
hereafter I'm the lower story Of Masonic
lodge building, east side of railroad.
LILLY & BRITAIN.
The Hazlehurst signal., 1885-10-08

The new brick store next to th'
bank is going up as il by magic.
The Hazlehurst signal., 1885-10-08

Mr.. Il. j. Millsaps. one of our NOM
nee, for Representative was in town
recently paying his respects to the
people.
The Hazlehurst signal., 1885-10-08

W. G.. Burnley left Sunday night
~ enter the 4. X VI. College. lie was
accompanied by Mr.. NJ. ID. Burnley.
The Hazlehurst signal., 1885-10-08

Every where we 30 we hear people
who have been here talk about what a
nice and well arranged post Office we
llnyC,
The Hazlehurst signal., 1885-10-08

#. NJ. wlrrcll, of .IackSon' i NiS-
i,ing his family here this week.
The Hazlehurst signal., 1885-10-08

The oyster and fish season l. i"lI!
open and our citizen, enjoy that luxury
once u week.
The Hazlehurst signal., 1885-10-08

The city election will he held on
TUESDAY after the general election,
vhicE makes il on Nov. 81.
The Hazlehurst signal., 1885-10-08
LOCAL NEWS.

Town aud Country Items Condensed ana
Spread R.fore our Readers.
The Hazlehurst signal., 1885-10-08

A plank gutter i being built on
Front street from MARKS buggy house
to;thc sewer in front Of burnley =
drup store. II will he Of great benefit
The Hazlehurst signal., 1885-10-08

e.. W. womnack' ear load ct h"r-
So have arrived. Call AMI >cr them.
The Hazlehurst signal., 1885-10-08

There i good deal ~ complaint
about the freight train, blocking ul
the crossings.
The Hazlehurst signal., 1885-10-08

Our LAWYERS are furnishing up their
shields aud lance, for the approaching
court.
The Hazlehurst signal., 1885-10-08

Mr.. I'LL Cook i now behind t!c
counter ot L.. +. Bird,ong.
The Hazlehurst signal., 1885-10-08

Mai. Millsap. was II visitor to Jack
son this week.
The Hazlehurst signal., 1885-10-08

Judge Pcyton j. h"lding court 'hi'
week i'm NaZOo county.
The Hazlehurst signal., 1885-10-08
For Corner AMI Ranger.
W. vi. ROBERTSON.

For Supervisors,
Beat. joel. Lilly.
Beat. &. .. Mckinnell.
Beats. W.C. Smhh,
Beat. W. j. Butler, Sr.
Bcat.-5. j. III. Garth.
The Hazlehurst signal., 1885-10-08
For SaIo or Exchange.

nEAFNESS@''Ti'TRAhrlSS Sy "ms "ms
Ill who was deaf twcnty'eirlt years =,
- Treated by most VI the motel. special,
ISIS NJ the day with no bcncit I. Cured
himself in three mon tbs. and. since then
hun,lrcds of others: by same process.
ulain. simple and slcccssfnl HON" trent.
mrnt. Address. r. s. PAGE l.s. East
o,jth.. New S,Tk City.
The Hazlehurst signal., 1885-10-08
FOR MAYOR.
We are authorized to announce
"a. n nI, k'IflN

We are authorized IN announce
W. B. DEATON
~ candidate ror reelection Tor
Mayor. subject To the action of n conrcn-
tion. should one bc held.
We are authorized to announce
&C. WILLIAMSON
n candidate for Myaor Of llazirhurst
ubie,t to the action Of II convention.
hpuld one bc held.
The Hazlehurst signal., 1885-10-08
FOR SALE!
The Most Desirable Place
In the County,

In the County!
Onc.of the most desirable places in,tliis
section II now offered ut u bargain. II
is,only half mile fron:thc depot, con-
tains 100 acres, all under new plank and
wire fence. with about 10 acres In cult
vatiOn; fine springs, good well and
large fish pond; plenty of fruit trees.
Large Frame Dwelling House,
containing rooms, ccilcd throughout:
@ fire places. and house twcll painted.
Large barn and stables. and { cOmforta-
BILE tenant hO,isei on the premises. II
desired, | will sell with the place farm
Ing implements, horses. cattle. hogs.
wagon, &c. This property will be sold
reasonable. also desire to sell my
Hotel Furniture & Fixtures.
The hotel Il large. two story brick
building. conveniently located, aud. has
n good run Of patronage. T.Furniturc all
new aud In good condition. Call on or
write to me ut once. III
WIN. N. .ROBERTSOS,
Sep. % llazlehnrst. Miss.
The Hazlehurst signal., 1885-10-08

For Constable,
Beat l-B. +. Bank>ton.
Beat 2-W. III. BccSlcy,
Beat 81. y Leggctt,
Beat i-......... ..'..'''''
Beat 5-Dave Sellers.
The Hazlehurst signal., 1885-10-08

For Justices of Peace.
Beat l-G. ID. Lowe, \. j. Wheeler
Beat 2-R. Il King. G.. \. Ray.
Beat 81 NJ Leonard, q. +. Harris
The Hazlehurst signal., 1885-10-08

Rsat 5-C.R. Allen, j. W. Parsons.
The Hazlehurst signal., 1885-10-08

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New-York tribune., 1885-02-10
EUROPEAN PRODUCE M.purrs

LyERr0oI, FEB. 9nProyisons-B -Baconi Cumberland Cut
Na 6d Long Clear Mddes 33s 6di short Cear MIddlss
34s Cd. Short Ribs 3ls Gd shoulders cd gd per cwt
Beef-l09s Cd for Extra Indian Mess Prime Mess s5s Od
Pork.Prime Mess 6ss I'd per bbl Prime Moss Eastern,
essi Western pos 80 Lard-Amsriean 36s odi Prime West
shouders 36s 3D. Butter s5s per owt Tor nss United
States. Cheese-American Choice. 67s 3D. Wheat-Iicd
Isr SeG,a Masd ne sPrns z; a. Nsw @s,isa Winter ID
q: Sd California ~ n2nn no g. 90 "a Produce
RsSasd 2, Psros a "a DO at London ola ID per
American Red 4ss per ewt fsow-Sss od Der cwt Rosn
80. per cwt
Reseptsof wheat for the week from Atlantic Ports
quarters from Pacific ports 600 quarers from other
soarces 1900 auarters ecelps Of Cora s56C quarters
LONDON. Feb. S-Produce- linseed OIL 600 6s a 20
=: per s9 t9n @ cacSsta ~ LnsSed ss
It'd gallop Spirits Of Turpeniins ella Cd per cwt
Sperm OIL 365 per ton Rosin-comnon, a. Cd as 50
American, Sugar 3 "a per cwt. for caba Centrifugal
Pqlsrrpg and lls0liG % for Cuba Muscovado fair
New-York tribune., 1885-02-10
COTTON MARRETs-BY TELE1RApu

LIVERPOOL. Feb 9.-l2:30 D. m-Cott0n steady, adding
Uplands. 3D.; do Mddng Orleans l.lGd.. sales 5000
bales including 900 bales for speculation export
ceipts 5000 bales including 100 bales American FUTURES
quiet Upands Low NiddliIg clause February delivery
6636fd do February and March delivery, 62C4d.
e64d DO March and April delivery 6fd do April and
May delivery 5Gidi DO May aud June delivery 9G4d
do June ana nly delivery l364di also 6%di July
and August delivery. l68idi do August and September
delivery, 2064d
Tenders for dsiyrs. At toys clearing 2loo bales
D. m-coton-The sales OF the day included 57oO bales
American Futures steady hollands MiddInx clause
fepIuay delivery 926id sellers do. February and March
q%eixery % o5.oid sellers DO March and April delivery,
do May andJnn delivery 06ia value juno and July
delivery SD buyers do July and August delivery
sellers. N'''
O. m-Cotton-Futures closed steady, Uplands Low Mid
ding clause February delivery Cd sellers do February and
march delivery I'd Sellers do March April delivery
DO Seta Map SuseSSa do APs aud May asive
July Delivery lie4d sellers do July August dsliv.
y i1.Yid value; do August and september delivery.
New-York tribune., 1885-02-10

AN9 1 ysy sni ara & aSGrsa "a 1s
Ss% straw Sn the So' Contrary ooEeG easier hos
gpoe@ s 2 e SS sSe y 20 Sra NS 'i I've sS
Ooe No. 3 7oat5ei 0a Jo9SSe ,.u,,,,,,, .n, o,nor,
and late figures we're retained. .,.,..,..
MLTAlson change rg Iron c.rcates 10 opened s1eIy sue NY
.pCS copper steady and speer quiet TIN in
an; tim 8 '&s e fsy 10 tons
fsG5qaAlE y .Ss Z and S a Sa ''
SAyA oG T"SSa%s S S2 MacS SS iS
for Nay ge 5sI Rq'7i y Fa ca ds sns nSs to oooa
strained F. u s,asl 3 u q oj O. q tSasl 90 oH H.
i35s S j. ar and fch M S@f' S@
IN setd ns nSe S fairly
Sa' @ sSG
sss: wore S nS a1
os ssc TO raS qr s an
G9S SHs bark FsneS c@o 1 Ss. z crude OIL a. f6
ETi c az. SS % E r. & sPa lG od
Ing two from Now.Oreans LUMP sums, one from ialt,
%SFS merriam O6SSS 6ss aI y5S.'' pS: sn%sa @
PooLlence steam 900 bush grain. Al Gooo bush do %
500 bales cotton p oS "a S. 81 ca as, IN lots 2
s s s .Sss PORK and a.. holders
%oGerso bos Mes, gTVals terms, 2o 9GIs ds
SISss MSss quoted at Family $3.50
Clear Pp Sio. ssStlS Gt5 City rf%f
AZ os25 Extra Meas sil asll 80; Packet sll 90 for
barrels; Plate Beef slldsl2i Family, sl25o0sl3
hEkS and IN sss Is @ and dqSi'S % o %s
further change Relies have considerable demand sales
10000 Picked Hclles FOR Penusyyania ~ 3 ana ii
h do II b. 6gci Ii0O Picked ams 9i4c ~ 10 Picked
Bellies quoted 6s6d?ci CITY Picked sh9Ilders oeg5Ec
s Ha%s ss@iic.. Srs MIDbiEsRnis At ar@ r9css with
iieht Long Clear in NewYork quoted c. for
Western delivery Long and short Clear, halt and bali
70 higher a demand Ciiy Heavy 70 Light 9i.S
trading IT, today in MA and May
athe the outset afterwad weakened with the west and
declined 4d6 points closing at the bottom figures Sales 100
oc cost and s''h rSs PG 500 ts FsSraay 9sSc
closing 727 2scI $3.50 tcs March. 735G7io- oiosng
Nay r. A9r closing o June
76711Glc closing 7.b1d7,55c. City steam hry aotiyo
and nrm sales 23otes l6ei Refined quoted 70Co for
Creamey3 a3 staedo a2sc. state Dairy hali.nrKlns,
tubs and pals l9S2lcJ Welsh tubs lGs2oe nrkna ami
Rolls. IsslGe..; SilEsENbnl and barely stsady q
PIE ssI%lp g he%' Ss '':
S9hon s ar 70 ,. snadn ansf 5 sat 5a
srn t I%e@ 10 iss Ss Imported '0''
oTEARlNE.-Dull and prices nominal city quoted at Tn
a. &c and and oleomarEarine. Tee; c.,u .,o,., =. a..
SALE. 200 bs at IS SsStIe aSt Primo u" au0''' 0"'
sUGAk-Raw closed steady but quiet London came qgist
1000 bags MO Grssde ANY s aS'd4 4ooo bags Psrnam6aco
69l6c Refined rm but quiet; Cut Loaf G6 soi Crushed.
SIsisS. s.iset Mould "x" d,c tSsisetonsr. ,So
snairra, ra,r. rA s 81 Hs ss e WITT n.s. 'ss
fEA-of Forness ooons 5000 pigs have been sold and
Of Annoy l000 II nrm prices Japan and Green are quies
New-York tribune., 1885-02-10
Ocean Cleaners.


4 NCHoR LINE. 2. !. NAIL STEAMSHIPS
r,,, From PIX. Xxx rs
::ss.
''''' EoSpSS$SSS4 SSf$SSSS4a$,
crHE 9B SsSTTsR ssai: s.ISs
sSs$5Rs Fss ssS & a ss8 i ssta2
S.nsse, sSS
s @ % e, Tanss 5 s2sp 5s
FrstcaS,n inol1dns sns g siOo second osoia s,A
sesrasss For pa'fs.fTS e. sPgSU 4s Beaver
CUNARD LINE.
FROM NEw.ToRK0 0To 10 ,LI5TxyEERPoot VIA QUEENS
FROM PIER No. 10 NORTH RIVER,
%.sns,s.S %%sGns,asv sss sse az f. e. M M
sDRhNa sUIhtSiA Wednesday Mar l. 4 m.
seeraPs eFs and from Europe at very
low Freight sRa Rsessssf f. Sr
GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY
gswseS NJ As,a and Mayss cs Of Moou
s. IATRESi Ss sOqssiin %sdpssdsy FEB IS NJ
Checks payable at sight In amounts TO suit on the Banqu9
LOU Is DE BEBIAN Agent. No Bowling Green
sgA5Ss MI M sFyASSas sTEAMEss
'Ye Leayine VIZ 2 per ~ n r. loot of KiagsI
AMynM IN sSsseAy Feb ~ r. Il iaso 3 m
WISCONSIN tuesday March $50 An 2 N,
assSsy .a .iJS. g.
sD sssess a. '0o $50
Office No. 20 BROADWAY. oUIoN CO
HAMBURG AMERICAN IS; cos i LINE SEst for
Feb "a q p NJ fhhHRdat31TA ssS
UP prices send gOpTIss ~iS4 Ss7stss sSs CO.
SUNh AaPF Il Cen Pa, % Ast, a sNsy
VNMAN LINE OF STEAMERS, moo,
CRY OF @ Th%Ts$ay EsS Is 2sn
CITY CITY OF OF RGS4IH l@asssy EsS
sfHEkAeE. 70 To@ SswYOTk ,3 si. srr.usHrp CO.
For P%.s S Ss.4s6S SRpy 5S fhs bSns
philadelphia Office, No. los South 4th-s1
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD SS. co.
~ NEwYosRkho Rkogy s9uTR1apr9f fGHih iS s &SS shEMES
9pER ss S ssS s l. Ha R4bfh RfbEa
E W. ~ ~ .Is s::sss Ssss d
onLnrcHs cis'ssss S. !. ~ IsS?' ssSass siss srssa
pACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP C0MPANYFl
jAPAS.N sNci CHM SET.SEALASP 3 A1sTRALIA' oES'
sSas FsD SS.Is, 70 sSS Mexico
''nn'S'1s From lDs San lraSeissS Srannsn 'a
For HONOLULU NEW-ZEALAND and AUSTRALIA.
AUSTRALIA sails saturday. Feb. IA, p M,
or on arrival OF London mails at san FRANCISCO !.
cd%pans TSS s.s oIs ssasfEs tEs ass
DED STAR LINE.-For Antwerp and Paris
IL Sailing from NewYork and Antwerp every SATURDAY.
NOORDLAN SATURDAY. teb -. ~, = N
saloon $50 % 500 eicarsicn siio slso 0aa
$50 EXCURSION so steerage At lowst rates -
PETER WRIGHT d SONS. Gen'l Agts, % BroadwaH
THE U. s. AND Brazil INA. NAIL Is SS; ;,0. co.
American line for 81. Thomas Barbados Para Marao
ham Pernambuco Bahia, and RIO de Janeiro
Excellent accommodation for passengers 90
SS MERRIMACk, Captain Weir, nom ROBERT stores.
Brooklyn "Wednesday, March II, a. II m- and Newport
News Va, Saturday March Ia, att p m o.o
PAUL T. GERHARD n CO.. General Agents 81 Broad-n
WHITE STAR LINE-MAURY ROUTE.
w uNiTFD STATES AND ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIvERPooL,
ADRiATic Capt Parseil -, saturday FEB u sS9 N
BRITANNIC, Capt. Perry Saturday, tepIuaIS y,
SaPd stsr ocE fcoi os West iot
RATEs.saoon $50. $50 and sioo Return ncsea psaS
favorable terms seerage az low rates iniermeaT srr
onlyl s3s For inspection Of plans and otner
apply the panys Offices. No BoaawS ssx
York. H. J. Sohii'' Ae'A~
''s' M STUART & ToBEY, 400 wanutse
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New-York tribune., 1885-02-10
LIVE srocK MARKEr-BY TELEGRAPH.

CHICAGO Feb o.-TRs Droperr Journal reports; Cattle
Receipts head Shipments 1000 head market strong
Choice shipping s. ooQS5 6o Common 70 Medium
81 OoGsi 5D Texans. S3 9OGS6 90 --,--.
Hogs-Recoipts i0OOneat shlnments 1900 head market
nrm Rough Paoxing 81 i0aSi 75 Packing and shipping.
"a 75ssJ 10, Light q 409si 9N sKipA SS 2osSi 20
Inferior 20 FAIR 81 250s2 30, Medium, u Good. S31o
uSi OO Choice u extra. 81 5edS5 90. - ..
Sr Louis. Feb y-tdttLs-aeceiptS 400; shipments,
GOO market steady Exports 50 00 Good 70 Cnoco
shipping 50 2o9S5 6J. Eair 70 Medium. ~ 90 ooi
Texans 80 500 u so. -. - =. ,,.
Shssp-Recepts 800; shipments 900; Common TO MO
dunn. ! asa 40, Fair 10 Cn0ce. 81 10 6$i OO.
Hocs-Receipts 27oo; shipments 100 Light 81 600
81 85 Packing. 81 G0aSI 80; HEAVY, 81 S0dS5 90, -,
BUFFALO Feb. 9Ca:ae-Receipts to-day $50 head tota
1000 mead. for ne last weok f4oO
head; consigned through. 81 market steaiyi
Good 80 25@S5 75: stockers AMI koeiers
81 1884 20.
sspRecepts to-day $500 hest total for we.x thu, far
$4,000 900 head consigned
through; oars marset active and steady Medium to
HogsRscepts to-day 1000 head total for week thus far
90 900 tims iast weex $4,000 heal con-
o. market active and steady; Good
Workers. 20 l0i Butchors 0raes IS 1000 30
Pigs 81 704tA so.