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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-11-20

the English mode of salutation. whiteback
tell 10 work a, his pleasing task Immediately
and, after n few "coy ana pretty deienses'
from his pupils, soon found In them the most
apt ot scholars and ready to carry ouf his IN
structiuns tn the letter. Hut the practice of
universal kissing In England fell into disuse.
Ia the time ot those ascotiC monarChs, W tlliam
aud Mary, II was very little praCtced, aud
from that u;ue out continued to bo restricted
to its proper uSe aud employed only ON
proper orCasiDus such, Tor instance, ~ " hen
"A beauty H. caught asleep or under tho mistlo-
ton, where II Is always IN order.
\ very satisfying kiss must that have been
which tattus received from her lover, ~
told by TcunY son, when he drew with one
long Mss her whole soul through Let the
article ha closed with this charming lttl.
poem, translated, II the writer's memory is
correct, from Victor hugo!
GIVE me Kisses do not stay
Counting In thai careful way
All the coin your lips shall pIiut
Never will exhaust the mint.
Mss me then
Every moment, and again.
Give mo kisses nay, it's true,
I am lutte As TtVh a. YOU.
And tor every Kiss | owe,
IHu pay YOU back, YOU know.
Kiss me- thons
lNUIy moment aud again
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-11-20
History Of Kissing.

Prom tho ST. Paul Globe.
The story runs that kissing Wa, introduced
into England by Rowens, the daughter OF
Hengist, the Saxon. At a banquet which was
given by the British monarch ia honor of his
allies, the princess, after pressing the brim.
ming beaker to her lips, saIuted the az.
tuuished and delighted NOrtigern with a lit
tie Kiss after the manner Of her own pepOle.
So well did the kiss thrive in the genial
climate Of Of England that, from being an oc-
casionsl luxury, it soon became an everyday
enioyment, and the English soon became
celebrated far and near as a kissing people.
In fact, so far had their celebrity spread in
this respect that when Csyendish, the bi2g-
rapher OF the great Child OF Honor, CaTdi-
nal WOlsey," visited a fTehch nopleman, at
his chauteau, the lady Of the house on enter
ing tho room with her train OF attendant
maidens for the purpose Of welcoming the
guest Of her husband, thus accOsted him
+" FOrasmuCh as ye be an EnglIShnan whose
custom it il in your country 70 kiss all ladies
aud gentlewomeu without Oiiense, aud al
though II bs not SO here in this realm, yet
/ viii be so bold As 10 kiss you, and so
shall all my naidens' NhereuPon the
raiLers Of the chateau run again with the
hearlIness OF the osculatiOn, no doubt to the
great Satisfaction OF the isir Chatelaine herself
her many and merry maidens, and above all
a. CHvendish himself, Ia tho reign OF Ed
ward ". a guest was expected ON his arrival,
anu dlsD on MS departure, 10 hdluto hbL only
his hostess, but ALI the ladies Of the family.
In fact, no occasion was lost on which 10 be-.
stow a kiss, and Shakespeare makes blur
Elng Hal say at WOlsey's banquet at Hamp-
ton Court Palace, after he had danced with
Anne B0uIeHe: "It were unmaunerly to
take you out and not to kiss you" From
England kissing found its way 10 this cOun-
try, though it is much to DO regretted that
the fathers of the country were altogether too
purltanical to give the delicious pastime full
swing 1t was to be done deCOrOusly and in
order and WOO betide the loving husband
who dared 10 invade the scancity of the
Sabbath by kissing his wife on that sacred
dsy.
70 such degree had tho practice OF kiss
ing attained IN England that ladies' were aC.
tusloned 10 use kissing comii,s, composed OF
"mpsTGriS and other ingrBdi tents for the puT-
pose ul sweeteniug their DreaLhs. These, bs.
yOHd all question, were the fOreTunnsrs OF
INC cdclouS, tTix and other vile things with
which the ladies' OF the present day talnt their
brealhs. "Iheir bTeaths with sw eetmeats
tainted are" says Mercutio When White
back was tho ambassador OF Oliver Cromwell
10 the Court OF Christine of sweden, the
Queen one day, accompanied by her ladies,
dinod with hIm, and the Queen, nothi Ig
10th herself, perhaps, tor lesson, com
manded the ambassador 10 teach her sui
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-11-20
Am EEICAS BIRDS.
Their Habits and Value as Given by one oItn.
Great OrnithoIugi.t.

ihef Habits and Value as Given by One Of I'M,
Great Ornithologist-
DR.. Merriam, chief OF the division ,t ,r,.i.
thoiogy in the department Of agriculture
proposes 10 correct the erroneous notions
very generally prevail with respect to The
haplls and value Of certain common Ameri.
can birds His reports on this sllhiert viii
be looked forward to with Interest. Tnero ia
no branch OF natural history more worthy of
study, or Offering more charming torn Of
recreation 10 dwelleTs In The rural districts
ana Ia those TO whom occasional uur,9rtuD,,is.
are offered TO shake oil tue dust oil rfti.. an,
wander IN the woods and fields. Country
ne has hitherto been with Us 80 thgrOugbI,,
realistic that we haye failed to cultivate An y
thiIg IKE an intimate acquaintance with on,
DiTus and bird Lille, anu have, aCsorLiut, =,
DF' merriam, altogether wrong notions aiout
S va tHSHl' Ne know enough, however,
20 uellOIe the lncessant warfare made urC4'
them IOr purposes of feminine Orrar,ei,t,
boh' we know that this warfare has be.p
nurderous and excessive, that our -
oIus ahu lhsecuNerous birds are disapneaf.
Jug that the quality of our fruits is siIt1ar
Ing by the absence OF the latter apT -,
there Is much 10 regret in the loss OF tbnse
via melodies with which our woods ami
htlls were once vocal. How widely rx
tended this destruction Of our birds has be-
come we have already hai occasion 10 state
from tlme to time, aud the work sIill goes ON.
From Maine 10 Florida, from The Mountains
to the soashOre, tho hunters Of bird skins are
acuVe From one district on Long Island II
Is reported that about seventy thousand birds
were sent To The New York Iuillinsrs during
lJur months. the New York firm had iG
STOCK early that year no fewer than two nun.
ored thousand bird skins Another Tecently
nhed an order OF forty thousand birds to a
that our gardeners and fruit growers ana
farmers are complaining OF the injury done
to their crops by the insects through the dis
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-11-20
LOOK IP

Look up, dear heart, unto The cold. Wild wintry
sky
And mark this warning OF the thunder clouds
Agaiust yon Jagged rock upheuving high,
lu grim defiance OF the murky -hrUuds
The roaring tempest sweeps in fury round his
base,
The Lhunders hurl their bolts against hi heart.
The lightnings thrust their turkud tongues into
his face
Yet, all unmOvod, he liits hi- lofty crest.
For, far above the storm clouds puny Glht
Where Gods own smiie, the sunlight, warm
aud sweet,
Bathes his cold brow with glory clear and
bright,
While misty yapOrs vanish at his feet
And so, dear heart, sLtud frm and look .,boys
Lies pclting sOrrOws cannot always last
Grasp thou the waiting glory OF His lows
Ana rise beyond these suarling sullen blast.
Lit up thy stOrm-to-sed heart and trust awhile.
Mourn not Tor aye orr cherished hopes de.
feat;
Receive upon thy brow Hts rdlctiue smile,
While cloadbursts spend their fury ~ thy
feet.
-JacU'u JurgueS.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-11-20
NOr ONLN TnI NATIONAL Di>i ASE BtI
MANY nIuIks.

1t t. said that q dyspepsia IL our national WalAdy
Well, BRNNDEErH'S PlLLs will cure the national
ulalIdy,
Il is said that con ,ipation IS tho curse OF Uui
svdeutary life We'll. BH,NpREruS rJLLs Ger.
sGiuly CuUs constipation.
II is gDueUljy conceded that rheumatism
Couos from acid stomach and sudden change.
of temperature. BEA NuEEtUs PrLLs have cor
vgCtcd all this ana Will do it again.
Chruulc diseases aru cured by taking two bot
ties OF BEANuEETH's RUS oyery night for
lL-nmLh
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-11-20
RRnWN,s nnIshnnLn rANACEA-

IL the most effective Pain Destroyer In the world,
VIII most surely quicken the blood whether
taken informally or applied externally, ana
thereby more certainly RELIEVE PAIN,
whether chronic or acute, than any other pain
Alleviator, and It IS warranted double the
strength of any similar preparation.
Il cures pain in tho side, Back or Bowels sore
Throat, Rheumatism, Ioothache and ALL
ACHES, and IS The Great believer OF Pain
d" BROWNS HOUSEHOLD PASACEA should
Ue IN every family. \ tea5poOnful of the PAnAcea
In lumber OF hot water lsSeetsned, II pro
COLD. u cents bottle.
ugl.lyd NJ W kGs
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-11-20
Nyonl,I Ua,. Hc.p s.,Iuor

Had not BurdoCk Blood Bitters" been a rp-
Wedy OF uuquestiunahlc merit they would have
been set down upon by the public As thousands
OF medicines have been when their worthless.
ness was discovered. "BurdoCk Blood Bittcrsn
have received unbOuuded praises from the sick
thus establishing their merit beyond dispute.
tur sale by II 4. Cochran, druggist, ~ and lsp
North Queen street, Lancaster
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-11-20
FANCIES FOR THE FAIR.
a CBsr sBUUT BUSNErs. rtRtFTfEs
or sUhs AND DRssSEs.
the ktud OF ucad Csar ILat 1, aIo,t ,outu-
ing to- Lovely Humsu-Ihe Who'c t"N
Famii, Represented iu For Fashions the
Ia.hionsuIc tray tor press material


Family Represented !" r"' 's"''' NV"
rs.hicn.uIc tray Tor press material
As rretty Girls never look SO lrulty Hs
rbau rr,Wraa ny ta.iefiN bnruet. ings,
,E,,,,,-, ,r.i ,tt.,t,,,,, q, ma. -, ~,
,o,,,,7t,o ,nrsr,r am ~, ,,,t,rost.t ,, Lrr,,
Iehllhluo 'Vp"toi VIII u' l"'e'es'VH I" MO"
that pins ior fastening bows aud bonnie.
strings are now very fashionable. and A me-"
make has beeu brought out. the coral or
pearl head. or y b,teyer II NAV po. prr,a.rao
hv a butt ,,hi,., nrsya,ts II ,I,p,ir,. .r. srt
-. y. -. " ''''' 600
s,r,.t,, ,,..,, :, -. ls.. ,..r...
STRINGS Tor a.. h,r,.t i,s.os4 ~, r,,I,..
throat r,s i.,,,z, t,., ,.,....,, IL, TO-,
and a-hslf inches Vii, v'rsr hs,r,,,,, and
each long .pnuyb Il, reach frDn, tho esr ntlb,
bonnet. Under the yearsr,. chin. Il, the nrIs,.
sit,, r,rrsr ,,r ,sr g,f tn, r.,y.t Each .,; ~
s,onad ,,i,gcrsllv Nit, +r, r,,ir,, ,,,,s..,1
III -, rS 90 80
an" NHSu tHtieH Nt'u '">N@-''" A' "a 'H''!
pm holus Nl'e U'nue' securely
any 'e"'Ec' : N'a"N, M"'"v" t."N' "'''H
@ hau uai'IS' uH,'uS"' tSt'e' h,'" '",l'" e. '.''
uus ait 80 - II, =, ,l'A-H ll'''' -. 2 '.' "'s"
i'' " ~ ,.'tN' 't
l., CIV La's n'e Ia''.H% J." l''S'' '". '.a .''
MS u a. '''' '' 'I' 'i'" ID.
llR~.
Fur yu.l4reltes ara to ls t.I t..lrE The
mod. ,yffb , r,bl,.,,, f,,,. ,..l O.. ... ..... I'D.
heVh Win '''O.A "o"' ana ".-' . = q. ....N' -
CLOSELY As the collar OF dress h"s>h utA-
YER, brown aud Bubna fox (Which Is tlpved
with whi,e) and uuslrssh are being made
M, iptn trimmings f,r Srs...s ami r,,,r,rr.s
Musuu,sh is not extensive. and i, a rr.,.yr-
shaded fur, very useful. Mink IS well worn,
and natural SKINS generally, blue irN being
i,i,' to Llwst y miro
that thav ft ihe thrr,t I,its' g1[,.1't '.-N
one of the prettiest fur yI,f,e short rn,urr.,.
is of mink, with the short rr-.rI,.n I.f.s
formed of mink tails, and the frnut tabs fin.
ished with the same
Pretty new mats are r,rrua3 .rr F....a.
faced flbhou, black, with white tu,.fa. a-
black, with red, the pieot edge on aglh being
very visible. The long. IGou-a5 r,,N. M
clusters OF We or siN. folded IN the rtisro.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-11-20
Mhat Gnn.i For ,

Let Va tell you what Or. Thomas Ec3cc'rtr U.I
j. good for. II Is death to rheumatism ana ntu-
rAIgiA It Will cure a burn, bite. or pain, and Is
equally good for Spuius. For sale 10y II. T..
Cochran. druggist, Ij1 and ~ North Queen
street, Lancaster
DASUELIUS LIVER PELLETS for sick bcadaC he
orPid liver, buiousness and indigestion. Small
and easy to swallow. one PHI a dose. Price. &c
BY all druggists. tebs-3mdTu.Th.s
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-11-20
Had Seen 27 Springs.

From Barper's Bazaar.
Yes Mr.. odboy," she simpered, AZ
have seen q springs. Would you think
IL Y' Well, yes, ms'am, don't know but
/ would" Mr.. Oldboy said, " and guess
some OF them springs must have been very
tack ward"
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-11-20
The People ,.tonIsheJ,

Many people are astoHished when they dis
cover the wide circulation of Thomas EcECctTtc
shelves. The public have found It Il IA good
thing and slick 70 IL For sale by IL. B Cochran,
caster,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-11-20

"For years have been severe sufferer from
paths ia The back. Tried various applications
ono bottle of Th0WuS' Eglcrfrtr Oi entirely
cured me. Cured others equally quick" Mrs
H"nning OF lth street, Buffalo. wrote this. for
sale by II. Il, Cochran, druggist, IL and -
North Queen street, Lancaster.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-11-20
noTnERsI MoruEasII MorHERsul

hDIHE RSI MOIHEho 7 NUTH rs TT
Are you disturbed at night ana broken of your
rest by sick child suffering and crying with
the eIcruciating pain of cutting teethr II so,
go at once and get "A bottle of Mrs. WISSLOWs
SOOTHING SYRUP. 1t win relieve the poor
little sufferer immediAtel y-depend upon II (;
there Is no mistake about IL. There Is not
mother on earth VINO has ever used II, who will
not tell you at once that It will regulate the
bowels, and give rest To the mother, and relief
and health to the child, operating like magic. 1t
T. perfectly sate TO use in all cases. and pleasant
TO tho taste, and is the prescription of one of the
oldest and best female physicians In the United
States Sold every where. IS cents a bottle,
mAy8l-lydM, W saw
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-11-20
SPECIAL NOTICES.
The New tricycle..

ihl, mlChiue Is propelled by steam and wlI
carry two people twenty miles ia an hour. II g.
said. IL i quito an invention but does not com.
pare with BuriDyk Blood RtNrrs. which will
carry thu Invalid along the road to health to beat
all F0I sale by II Il. Cochran, dru u-gi-t, IL aud
l#f North Queen street, Lancaster.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-11-20
IIa. Condolences.

"In one case personally known Ia me the sue.
cess ut BUTHDCk Bl0gd BIirTS was ulur-t inCrc.
dlble. one lady described them a. worth hun
,ireds OF dollars. l myself have the greatest con
nIeuce in them r :. Scratch, druggist, Ruth
ven, ont. tOT sale by II. Il. Cochran, druggist,
IL and l.y North queen street, Lancaster.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-11-20

tor Babies, Use pR. HANp's Icclhing Lotion
To batlv baby's gums New and sure.
The only safe medicine for children Is pR.
HANDS Cough and Group. Price G5 cents.
For sale by II. Il. Cochran. Druggist, No. lJ7 aud
Ia North Queen street. Lancaster, IA.
uONI lmdSw
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-11-20
KIDNEY TRDUBI.Ess,


hLLENTO"rI "a, may > l-oo,
DArDBLIOS BTTrERs Co.-Gents 1 had been
troubled with my kidneys for number of years,
used almost every thing without much benefit
Intil tried Dandelion Bitters. l used six bot
les and am pleased To say am entirely rid OF
tho kidney trouble, besides my system being
toned up so that feel like u different person. l
cheerfully recommend the same TO all afflicted
this way. JACOB MUSCHLITZ.
eb O-SmdTu, THIS
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-22
BurTER -l5s2Oc per n dreamer s5s. !

BUTTER -l5a2Oc per ID dreamer 25c.
COtrUN--atrilt low middling. tins ca, 'Sci
go oGE Iis = RIO, fair l5kc; primo 1879;
choice IBGi6Nc; Laguyra l73i Java 2yc;
Golden Rio Ike: Pea Berry 2le.
CHEESk-rhe better graCes md OHIO factory
l02 l0}6c; fail cream twin9 lbc.
OABRAt4E--f3 90 per crate.
CANNED GOODS-PrlceB per dozen; Pine
applea standard, 81 90; peac1eA, stapda "a, :
~, 81 4S;S MS 81 90; seconds, ise 81 is; ms
81 SO; tomatoes, standard, Ibs 81 20; seco nds,
Bs S.; 5 bs 81 80; green ooen " lOGl oO;
green peass Ssi % E9Ig'S %eiant 9ss
70 81 751l 30; IT, VT. ! D - bs y; cannon
n'sl G5; ibs S., mack rel n 9O9Sl 90 ear
dimes, American, " % case Imported fia ev@
81 10; green cages 81 Eagle condensed miiz
DRY GOODS Prints: Albion. eolid col9r 70
SIC; American fancy, 5s.c; Anchor. isc; Ar
mold fancy, &c; Berwick fancy, 4c Charter OAK,
i1c; Ounnei, 6;ic;. Eddystons, 60; Gloucester s
steel River, SIC; Windsor fancy, 60.
Ginghams Amoskeag, nc; Union, IHc;
Caledonia, 7nci heutrew, s;ci Jaeqge d sci
Brown Cottons, Clifton CC, 6ci Cons1iln-
| ton. e4ci Dwight &c; glendale, Ukc. New
I berry, 8Hc; Empire AA, 5%ci Beaver DAM
! bkc; Argyle, 6kci Busy Bee, SCI Bangor ~
,etot.on Pla,ds, conestoga OK; Cumberland,
| Kc; Black Warrior, 20; southern, l1so -.
kentucky JOAnbi hiu9Nttt olt hAatIosat 49,
| Antwerp, I6c; Beekley, 1856; Colnmbus, &c
| Avondaio Gle; Iryington. s6oi Kaiser @'ci
! Laurel lIlonn. 26Kc; Anchor, Sc. 49,,
Hlaacheu COttOuS: i.Onsdale, hAcb foftbt'
! exc; Peabody II. 5kc; Pioneer OF inc hatAets'
| exc; Clinton, Ike; Congress- 6ci OunpeFlan"'
! 7Hc; Great Republic, le.
| EG6S-23c per oozer. - ~
| FRUITS AND VEnETABLkS-Orange - W
| per b X so % per bblj lemons, 70 hti D2 Yl
cranberries $40 copper Dbl hit-bbl - ~ Apissll
| per Dbl, "a o0G4 30; tanc1 apples, ?, :.
| as 90; trleh potstoes, $lMl 10 per pu'
| picked Ia bbla. medium bba, shei lsIse
! Lima 90; heets, per bushel 81 9Oi oAn
apas. 81 b0al VI per bunch; sweet po-
| tatoes bUagOc per bu; horse radish per dozen
| roots 81 20; paranips hor buGhel 81 loi car
| rots per IN, 81 90; turnips, per blu, 25a4ge. =.
! paients s. CO; third grade = ~.
! FUEI--AIcAu Htgr coal, car load on Track, =
| YARD So 90, delivered 50 90, MoAliisier coat y
! i0t ma, i yard Sc IS. delivered " ~; NcA iis
tor coal 90 tons az Yara " ~, ee e i,e
81 is; McAlister coal, ton, AZ yard W %, dsils
cred 81 SOL Nj AIlisler coal, x ton, yGia - y
/ dei ytred 81 90 MeAliirter cgal = Ton, az var
| 81 10. eellyersd 81 10; MrAiiatef coal lees thai
| y, ION pei tO.a yard fSc; PenusYlvAnia hhr'
coal, tcns. a. yard 81 %. deiiYe 60 sisp e
| delivered sl2t0i Pennsy lyania hafa SoA.,
ton, at yard 80 90, delivered " % biseksiniu
| coal. / ton at yard SIC ", delivered sls ".
Cord wood, ] C rd, delivered BVOi cor
wood, 4 G I'd, delivered - 70 stove woo9,
cord delivered s. O0i sIove WOOD y eofn' ue
GRAIN AID FEEDsryFFs Quotations DO
low are on grain from store. In car loaa ~
corn and oats are sc %. onshei lo"et anu
\ quoted.
| coru-BulE shslled, zoe; sack sheled' &C.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-22
LOTTO DERBIIC
rha Grnnf Ernnoh Skin Romadv

For the total eradicate on OF pimples, trookles
hloscheB. rat ana sCnbGru. a certain cure l0i
letter, suata nen., -insw0rm ant al disea9es
of the skin. VIII bleach the hands 70 snow
whitenosa. Lotto Dermic, price SOC per bottle
IL. W WILLIAMS q o.,
Wholesale Apepte. Fort Worth, Tex
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-22
TEXAS EXPRESS COMPANY,
O. T. CAMPBELL,

su,.r,ntspdsnt Houston, rsr.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-22

CHICAGO, Ill. Dee a The proyers Journssl
reports Cattle Receipts COCO thipmens wv
IA fket slow, BMl0 l0ser. shipping steer.
as 70 100 pounds s. 8p@t ~ hly. kfrH snl
feedess fairly otige ~ s. OJa3 i0i cONt' ppHu
snd nlxeo ii bOlS 20; Dala 50 loa z ~; Teses
caiiia 50 I6a5 10 H0gA Receipts sAIyH b,at
fef flDw aud veal So sOai %. aheeg--iFtciii Y
600. shipments 2g0, uhTHr wfhl, ivelee
I fwtf. natives 81 nat 25; western * t3aA "
Iozana ~ 1898 4ga ap b. - ooNA ~
~. IyjuIs, No. Dec y Gait '~isecs ipls
lud tnipmelis 100; maFkni irregular on every
MAJ "a good bntc eret gOpu chpire
bestg uatiyG steers 81 3QHf l2i faif y 20 2
,iflpsiag Is f0a4 y Autc sefs ste - 49, 10
IN j6e, 81 00Gl 10; feed ~, iair 20 Kpg1, Y "
"a i5 stoekefa, fair y COOL y gae i9i
Il xans, common % prisAs, 81 Qas q hes 4
Reoeipts $3.50; shipmrnie 100, marfnt hfuil
n ned strong at ~ 1904 % sheep heselpih
700. thipmcntB CO., market tb0dt steapt
eom non 10 far. 81 75q1 5Ui medium % prnhe
81 .OSt IS. nrm for ao9d chSi ohsrinks
rarely steady for common coHmpn - 81 lrty
prime sheep skaskc; cofnmon 70 ehfies
lambs 5a7c.
KAKsas err, Mo-. Dee. 2i.-fhe Lave htock
tadicatOr TtpO -. CAttle-h eceilte ~ mp
~. NJ 1000 market weak cgws ~ leo low Y
GOOD - choice shipping steers t3 s0at ~ sgi1
mon 10 medium s. re ~ stoeAFf7 " ''e- ~
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-22
oENgnAL nlAnKErs.
prnhnoo nnn I,rovInIans.

ST. LOUIS, MO-, pcc. 81 - Flour--Qnict aud
steady. whnat W. nix ans duh inarset gpN9eu
asy, Id OF 70, later adyan"ea y on iott ~
yeaterday; No, ROD oaeh 7DAci J nuary ivg
7q3s clio Ing ht 197sni FEBRUARY elta Mhi
S5tt @66&c, clnrinR a! e6ltc. Corn inlily a0agt,
aye; iecem6af 8Sc; Jannarr abkct February
s5t. ass d I'D, oaing ct 20 Va bio May aah q
agA clio Ing nc 8lkc oats dun ~ psiesy
steady; No , mixed cash 2sA@seei yep
arm al s,iaa O5. Whlsky STEADY
at 81 u Wool ablut ct ady medium 2l@2ec
eoaise braid l6aglei low sntay ls%lse' n nas
but Grm, Pork Sl'7N. tMd n Il INV " We
10 Bulk meets higher; loose lois long elrhi
s. 90 short fina s. ~; short clear wa p1Noe
lots 40 clear s. Cox short tibt W ~ hhoit
clear So So, Bac higher long ciear 20 ~
sholt Tbs 50 7s@J ~; short Gear ~ @3o w
Hama Irm AZ 50 Gj@il %, Aitolnpoh boAs a. q.
Wheat Arm md 500 hisher Nofn 's~fAV
OHtcAuo III. pee al The wheat market
started in with heavy tone. Tue starting hsnra
FOR May was Sjtfc, or 10 lower nan ne r'veinkN
figure last night, and droppoa on % ss'ae, WIZ ri
weakness IA attributed IN greet part 10 ~ ~
crea.e in the eaut b und freignl ray y when
entered into oiiert to-day, u q whlsh, " y
cl I'm d, had a tendency 70 restrict ehlpments.
A z cd buying m4y,meDt srt In wtrd tne
close OF tho regular eeFsl0n, nnd on " ~ et'
noon hour, ON reported good ekp1ft mpNtm.hl
and Improved fee Ing IN ne tloch market Wy
ssda figures. 90 steady, and modegnte
buslnesa transacted, proylsions aepye, cllng
In muss pork cas-, stienEthgns toEhtu
close, closed a. nearly Top prlcea. shade hlgh.r
than Yesterday. Lard and short r'ba
ruled nrmer Leading fntnree eosel AZ
follow: " heat, J mary TGiIci February fISci
NAV ssEe. Oorn--JanuAry 2b'sei febrrs,
ssyss; Nav Ilke siefs PORK. Januarj ~ Wi
Febr,ary Sll 10; gay si2 OK l.ar1- Janual
So az; February se IS, Mas g % osth quo
tations were AZ follows f101r duil hnn an.
ehana "a, wheai lssie; corn sg4g; pork sil e
All 30 lard Sc 22k@d %; abort rib sides, logse
s. 50a 8O dry sAited fhould' ~, boA Z, ~ Nv
S.; short ciGar sidce, bDxsd, W lVa9 i'i
whisky 81 ~
NEW YoRK, Dec - cohee--ralri no
steady at la6c; optons lower ana hnuts
saies i07 800 bags. December. sll s9i JHnuhry'
yil 70aii 50; February 81 IQa y - hsIeb,
fiI 7saIl 70; April 81 80 il Sol May; = isa
ii gb; June 81 snail e5i JniA VI somlI ~.
sugar duii and nominal. renned dulii sonioe
uoners' a, 5&e, of =, bt95Ac, hlAnahr n
bsEa5 7.l8c; powdered, bl9 ie@oSei oupAs'
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