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Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1888-04-13
NOT BONA FIDE FoRGERIEs,

that the forged notes were simply
placed among the assets OF the hanlz
to make the condition of the bank
appear sound and that no money was
obtained on them They seem conf
dent of being acquitted on these
grounds.
While there are other forgeries on
which they did obtain money. they
are not included among the charges
for which they are to be tried In
fact the matter seems to be in q shape
which seem to afford the boodlers a
very fair chance Of escaping any
penalty at all. If the forgery charges
are not established they will he re-
leased and allowed to return to
Canada if they choose as they cannot
be tried for ENHANCEMENT.
Several friends Of A1r. " bite. how
ever, expressed a willingness to 90
on his bond, and it is stated that he
refused to accept it unless Mr.. Cross
could find bondsmen also. it is said
that friends of Mr.. Cross in Cat, 5
county will probably go on his bond.
The money was exp essed on Sat
urdav to New York. where it will be
kept on deposit at the Park Bank
till its disposal is decided on.
Western appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1885-18??, 1888-06-30
Mitigated AHiction.

Stout Wife to Invalid Husband To-
morrow is my birth day, Charles; amt
you going to buy me anlce, handsome
dressp
Emaciated Husband What color do
you prefer, my dearp
Stout Wife-White and black,
Charlie. You know your. health is SO
very precaiious just now. Iexas gjft-
sngs
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First Railroad in Morocco.

The Belgian Embassy which recent
ly visited the Sultan OF Morocco at
Mequinez presented that barbaric
monarch with the first railr DAD ever
seen in his dominions. 1t was only a
miniature affair. which had been
brought overland from Tangier on the
backs of mules and camels; but a
railroads a railroad for a. that, and
it was with the liveliest interest that
the Sultan witnessed the first trip OF
the tiny locomotive and its one car on
the track laid for them outside the
walls OF the capital From such a
small beginning it is hoped that in
time Morocco railway system may
be developed ILLUSTRATED WeeElu,
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PlTH AND POINT.

God gives every bird its food. but
loes not throw it into the nest.
Among the books that have helped
them, pugilists always enumerate the
scrap-book. -PascS. Z.
The man who has worked himself
up in this world is always the hardest
IN those beneath him. Judge.
An exchange says there are too
MANY humorists." Mistake. There
are too many pretended hunlorists.
ALL men are born free and equal,
according to law; but all Of them do
not stay that way.-M O. Picaysass
"A good many of the people who
are settling in Canada are those who
have neglected to do any settling over
acre. - Yoasters Statesman.
Nothing will make a healthy man
ired quicker than reading a long list
ot rules for good health. --Martha's
Vineyard Herald.
An Atchison (Kas.l woman did a
big washing the other day, cooked
dinner and whipped child, and then
fell dead from over exertion.
If the world were willing to accept
most men at their own valuation it
would have to 60 into voluntary bank
ruptcy in fortnight. -Somerville
Journal.
We sleep, but the loom of life
never stops; and the pattern which
was weaving when the sun went
down, is weaving when it comes ur
tomorrow.
The woman who shows her love
of admiration has not been spoiled by
aattery. Oaly the spoiled girls take
it as matter of course. philadelphia
Call.
The man who borrows one dollar
from you and neglects to return it is
often thought TO have poor memory,
when, in fact, the man is poor, and
not the memory.
There once was lover named Bogg,
With voice like that of a frogg,
Meath her window he'd ling
Er of ev'nings and sing
Till his trousers were chawed by the dogg.
N Y Star.
The habit of studying before pro.
ceeding is co-existent with the neces-
sity of considering before acting; and
man who is retlcent concerning one
half of his thoughts is not cemmuni
cative about the other half
The men who get through thu
most work are those who never seen
to be busy, while those who have
morbid habit of being busy and neve
have q moments leisure are TIT
worst of time-wasters.
Take care of the truth. and thu
errors will take care of themselves
You may destroy a hundred heresies
and yet not establish a single truth
But you may, by establishing a singh
truth, put to flight with one blow
hundred heresies. -Dea,s Stanley
In civilized society, external ad
vantages make us more respected. 4
man with a good coat upon his bacl
meets with better reception than h
who has bad one. You may analyzt
this and say, what is there in itP Blu
that will avail you nothing, for it is {
part of the general system. 81
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ABSURDITlES OF LIFE.
Foolish Things of Which No Sensible
Person Would Be Guilty

Foolish Things of Which No Sensible
Person Would Be Guilty
1t is absurd
Not to 60 to bed when you are
sleepy because it is not certain hour.
To stand in water up to your knees
fishing for trout, when you can buy
them in a clean, dry market.
Men committing suicide to get rid
of short life and it's evils, which
must necessarily terminate in few
years, and thus entering upon one
which is to last forever, and the evils
of which they do not seem to take the
wisest method of av oiding.
People of exquisite sensib1lity, who
can not bear to see an animal put to
death, showing the utmost attention
to the variety and abundance of their
tables.
To buy horse from near relation
and believe every word he says in
praise of the animal he is DESTROYS to
dispose of.
The perpetual struggle of affecta-
ton to pass for an oddity.
- To send your son to travel into for
eign countries ignorant of the history,
constitution and manners and Ian
guage of his own.
To tell q person from who m yon So
licit q loan of money that you are in
want of it.
That any man should despair of sue
cess in a world so overstocked with
fools.
That when man is indebted to YOU
for large sum of money, and has no
means in his possession, or in pros
pect of paying you, it being utterly
impossible for him to earn it by his
own industry, you immune him in
prison.
To be passionate in your family and
expect them to be placid.
To take offense at the address or
carriage of any man with whose mind
and conduct we are unacquainted.
10 laugh at the appearance and
manners Of foreigners, to whom we
must appear equally ridiculous.
To occupy the attention of large
company by the recital of an occur
rance interesting to yourself alone.
Labor WOr&G
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MARKETS AND SHIPPING.
SEATTLE, Dec

SE4TrLE, Dec II.
The Fanny Lake lzaasd I26s sacks 81
oats at Baxters wharf yesterday and q
ton. Of has. the wnoie from La Conner.
Forty tons Of bag were broughs ia from
lopez island By the Maria Haven. Dressed
poultry from the East 10 moss arriving In
considerable quantity The fair weather
prevailing IL s;iinBlsiIng business TO 8 con
siderable extent. and holiday goods are
being disposed 81 in large quantity.
MERCHANDISE AND PRODUCE RE
CEfPTs-DuEing the last - hours the
merchandise and produce receipts al this
port have been a. follows. Puget sound
shore road, 80 tons. Columbia & Puget
-guna railroad, 10 tons. Sestfle- Lake shore
& Eastern railway. 90 t0ne lumber. brick.
Eo<s5 and coal. -feafaersr-NuuFoe. ton
Clara Brown, ! ton EFaHge8- 81 tons;
Fanny Lake a. tons, Mara Hagea. % tons.
Total receipts, ga toes. Among she ~
eeipis we're 100 sacks oats, sif sacks -four.
70 sacks POTATOES. - sacks cabbage 70
boxes and IS bills applies. boxes butter.
boxes cheese. SACKS oysters, box hsa.
e0ops chickens. % boxes dressed poultry.
90 eases Lard IS tons 80 kegs naiis. hbis
gin. s bbls aud 10 eases whisky. horse.
cars wood. . ears brick, 20 GO feet lumber
EHIpMES fS-Daring the last a hours
goods aud merchandise have been shipped
from seattle 70 the surrounding country a.
f0iiowz Puget sound shore rad,
~ tons. Columbia and Puget sound
railroad, rs tons. Seattle, Lake Shore &
Eastern railway. - tons. Steamers-HeuFY
bailey, 49, tons. MuuFoe, ISL tons lara
Brown. ffAS tons. Fleetwood. ~ tons
Glide. IL tons; Edith, ton; Eliza Ander-
son. Q fous foia. 3 tons. Augusta, tons
MotntAiueeF, ~ Ions: La'if Erickson, 2
tons. success, : tons; City Of quincy, 3
tons Total shipments, iTs toas.
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OLYMPIA NEWS.


Lack of Houses.-Sotss.
OLYMPIA, Dee. 10 several families of
Immigrants are now living TIA tents In
West Olympia, being unable to secure res
idenee houses. Some 81 Olymnia's more
progressive citizens are beginning 10 see
the disadvantage Of this state Of affairs for
the benefit a. the city. and Il Is probable
that before long large number Of tene-
meut houses viii be erected In this city
DR.. QstraDder has already set an example
by covering bis Washington street lots
with some very neat cottages w hfch were
rented a. good figures before they were
bali completed. Many residences are also
being constructed Ia the southeastern nor
tion Of the city, and Il Is probable that ia
short time immigrants win not he com
PEELED 20 camp out when they honor
Olympia with a call
Bumur has II that before mauy mort.
days pass, prominent business man aud a
ieadef Ia the Republican party ia this
county. will take uHia himself life part
ner In the form OF a faie country dansel
who Is widely known Ia this city should
the report prove true. the many friends 81
The groom will heartily congratulate Bin
Oh she fact that although Be has led
bachelors lonely ufc FOR mAay yvers. De
has at last decided to join the army o
henedluts
The sidewalks along the cas-, side h,ids.
b competed, aud pedestrians can unN
reach the business portion ~ the cit,
without having % iuu their gum bnnis lte
fore starting
The nnal account Of the aAniulstratr,
in the estate az Capt g. II uale, deceased
has been allowed. aud the eNvrutf,x dis
charged. The entire estate goes 90 ,hr sur
yiying widow, Mrs. = G. Hale
hir. Robert Frosi has sold 90 John Byru,
the east half Of block ga Ayers addition
receiving therefor Ste5A
Mr.. w II. knevland. 81 the Mason Cuuu
~ Central railroad. - ia the city loak Fra.
after the Interests 0f his company vi
says the work Of construction is beiul
pushed with all possible speed, the road
bad being nov completed Tor a distance %
two miles put 90 shelton.
Hon. Geo, II. Emerson, oi Uo4u;s,n. /
In the city
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A RtsETEsGS - RgTgER's aUEInIsse
n Jsnes 81 eTfss@te gaaesssea1al Ha.gl
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swIYT- SPECIFIC
Il ezssresy 9 Ee-e=zfss preparation COZ
tasaas- 70 z-a-rs-y. Pos=<s. A-sease. Or cshcr
fssissuo@s sz1zszsz. s.
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ApNtcK To MOTHERS.

Mr. NilsloU ~,s1gaiuE syrup. Be- chii.
&rvu tCcsHiHs. IS tee prescription ~ one 81
iHV best iems3C aUrsvs an3 physicians Ire
iar tM'csi states, aai has been us.yt for
toFif ycsrS witA never. isillag sucseS. hv
Uallors VI a'utbv-S for fa5.r ghAf-aa-
During tae FFuevsS e foesetus is value IS
ipeglC13l&asc- it relieves the cblld f-am
iatn, etgr-s GyscnteTy sad asaFfbtss. Sr-r-
ius thc hosVss ansl Il.& collc By S1V.
taS heath 90 the enid u esSss t,e Esosaff
PIsce -. = horIst t4W
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Al Chranie, Nervous and special
niScaSc- Skiiifutfy Treated

pr 3 e. johnson. who rtv1ag'y sr.ut
eight Iusfls Ga the V-iacipHl Hssri il'
sjd l,aiing medical iust,uu>Es 0t Nsw'
Nyrk CITY invvst.esHuS the l8osi v,Csn;
discoveries lH saclttiUc aut surgt-v. hav-
ans vvsnwrt prsciice io seattle. is Pre-
parj - yo'at al GLASSES 20 chronic
uIa aties. S8Ch As i3Ter compliant d4S
rsfsta, rheumatism, all Sfeesleas 80 sbc
AidnvNs. heart and i8ugs at skla au8
t'otd diScssys al ailments arising from
weakened nervous system. al rectal
ST 3lstss-s F-gHitac 10 women, sGrartiuE
to tav latest aad EHusi Improved methods
tuusu-tHDoa trtt. charges moderate
ttfsrV. ra5sas - sui re-, NgW Ncsies block,
Mil strref Hkvs
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wALi.A wALLA NEw :.
Judge Barke's appointment Satts
factors The Hunt Rails In Town.


WAGlA WAtfA. Dee. l2 The selection
by The president ot tudgl Ru7ky ct seattle
lur chief Justice 81 the territory Is emit
neutly satisfactory to The bar lcrv
u, w. sMatl 81 this titg lsS purchased
the franchise 10 maintain tbr 0gerucy sys.
TEN OF cabs, Camriguvtug Msryb 10, four
four " hceled ANA two gRo.w hrss.yd Caas
Will be ia seSsiet wlth e central stand va
Main street. abe farc % i,e % Cepts te say
part ri the city
0tE city TREASURY contains yie ooo uuap-
rrrpgiased cash, iudi, attNv Cf q healthy
condition of sHajfs here
The huut roaa psaclrpd the corporation
line this CSeuirS AMI aU engine AMI c,sL-
siruCtsoa train arc nov Wltbia uur limits.
IL Is TnmoEed g. uiEhl Thar "a chauce uf.i
be made ia the location pf tbr proposed
depot, from spokane aH3 Main stuvs5s 20
point atar tAe q h. * \ dgrut
Charles smith. claims igE ta Be irsu Nau.
tauu, called t5iS site,uN,H CSC NauIcu
Justice, At the leaitcuHsFy. sSSfug go &,
locked ap, Slalm}ns paefsa, aoa, t9,!oNlue
him "a take his I5e Ue uas Seut % sscgf Z
Bowl $, who Jailed t.m 81, isaArtt-
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s. BAXTER q co.

0ffer foF sale e lots % suit
goo Sacks Early Rose Potatoes,
1000 Sacks Peerless Potatoes.
300 Sacks Bar bank Potatoes.
100 Tons Timothy Hay.
100 Tons Timothy and Clover Hay
100 Tons Eastern Washington
Wild Hay. 80 Tons Wheat.
z Cars Bran and Shorts, mixed.
20 ton Ground and Rolled Harley
Spokane Mills Extra Flour.
ElieuSburgh Mills Extra Flour.
5000 Sacks Choice Washington
Oats.
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roRr TOWNSEND NEWS.


roRr T0WNsENn, Dec. H. MeEsrs star
reu & Co haYc seCurci She strip at land
east at the mill aud viii immediately b..
GIN the construction a large machine
kbor aud marine WAYS This has been q
lons needed want, ana shipoWutFs ou this
end Of the sound hsii jhc news with ioy.
Rs this enterprise will ru8hle them o. r.
pair their nsrhiucry and sgBpe tho baf
toms Of theif YcsSsis here Instead 81 haNiue
to 20 e. Seattle or ilakeies ns formerly
J. v. Miller. IT Dallas Or, arrived Ira
town the other day. ana saws thar be 1. sat
Ished wish this place, he sent log Bis farm
fly and household goods. amt saws IVA,
many Of the people around Dallas aTt rou.
teaplstug coming 20 the StluHt AMI ttai
Port Townsend Is surc ta gyt bcf share ui
the Dallas contingent.
Mr., stewart 81 fughlo col, is ga toUu
looking over the possibilities of ihv snaaa
country. lie is "a stly Suppressed at She
wonderful climate ia this Sigh iat,Iute.
and SAYS that he Mill SrHA g. his family
Is soon rs he has dc,ilel Whleh town b.,
likes the best
sapge Brothers formerly jsrsc ir- ra,s'.
merchants 90 Wisconsin, have outusard
from an oXtCndca tfir jp California;. and
SAY that they li&c ihg sound country bettvi
than ever n viii Do. umvmr tsta that
They wcfv herr snifc tNu uinutls ago 'u5sS
tng Tor iccafttu for O. usIivuai hank vi
xIUa,0N rapltBt
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SPOKANE FALLS BOOMING.
Heavy Real Estate Sales and I'm
aufrr hx fapftaii.fs

SPOKANE YarIss. Dec. fy.~-Spokaae FaIs.
Fealfy hsz taken q sudden Stride upward
ssles yesterday amounted 10 over F75.e01
wsfch IS isss than the sysrsxe daily trans
fer. A isrxs uumhss u capitalists are ID
he city aud the greatest anfiTfsy pref Eiis
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cmeAao LWE srook nAakEr.


tarf TpvNsESp, Dee. L.. Sailed Bi
sh foonah
FORT ANGELES, Dec W.-ORc Schoane,
passed inwsr,i ~ & T. m
MAN BhY. Dee. n Cloudy: !isht Sarth
east uiBd
san fWAS,lsto, Dec Ia--Arrlve5i sell,
louis, Tacoma BIZ sir southern California
Naualwo, STR Arvaia. Umpgaa sailed
81 jsbvr uoWes Nauafuit.
MELBOURNE. Dec. ~ - Arrived Ear
. Granville. from MnodyyU,e
BreNoS NYREs bee l9.-ArriNetf- Rich
sri Buck from Tacoma
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TELEGRAPnIc MARKETS

sAS FRAwciseo. Dee. wheat-Very
/ little business most OF the leading ship
( pers arr ont 0f the market for the present
I qugiabie, 81 zigf1i 81
barley-fae market drags Gngiable, e09
9lite.
oas- Receipts today were 600 sack
from Oregon. Most ~ ibis viii % board
ships for Australia, having been par
chased prior t. arrival. 80 change to
quotations. Market steady,
Hops Una4Hsed.
Putatoes Market well supplied and
prices have an easy tendency: Peerless
4Wa39c; Bgrbauks, tea s0e; Garnet Chill
600t70e, Early Rose, tlzHos.
ButieFvtriecs soft situation favoFs con
saaefs; fancy 81 lc.go9d % choice
/ 31ffa2i fs585e; store iofs. 2faS2lSc
( hagiefed-Jsbez H0wos, coal, Sauaimc
/ 70 sau Francisco.
Sgw YORK STOCK REVIEW.
NV Y0EK. Dee. iq.-The stock market
was quiet, bat after a Temporary setback il
the early morning wss strong for the rest
Of thc dag ans everything Was higher
Trading was confined TO very few stocks
but the advance made steady though Slow
progress The market closed with mod
crate degree Of animation and strong a;
the best prices Of the day
Governments dull aud flrm
ExCHAsGE ASD sEcURirIKs
NEW YoEE. Dee Money on call easy al
6.Prime mercantile paper. 5a6. Sterling
exchange, dun aud steady ~ spsior co
day bills, 81 $50 foT demand.
BONDS.
a frcaisfsrea1 III as freefstarc,l, tn.i
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TTFI6El


swrYrz SPECIFIC
Il ezssrely c Te-r-anse prrrH-a<icn coz.
tasaas- 70 Ea-r1-y. Poszss. A-sease. Or cshcr
r1ssszo@s szasssz. 3
SWIFT GgzcTIc
rs ra--sF hua6resEs Of cases es Er4she1to
FAC e. c-zcer 81 the ska, sh77A=ads Il e=scs
Ct Eczx--a. T:ocd Hzzn0-s AID skin DISCS.
asA hur1rrc.A q fhs0San1s q eases Ct Scros-
a1a, r5ood PSsSoa and Esooi TzfzS-
swRTs EPEcrFIC
has relieved thousands Il eases II nerra-
RAJ Fo4anins. EaeInaaissza and stinzeAs q.
the Jokzis-
cHt--asoooA, Ttss, Jane 2, rsss-swiSt's
Essccanc Co. Atlanta fsa--sseatleE9eo Il tn
early Jars II the present year, . bad case az
aisol Is9ison apE*ared up'n me- 1 besaa
today 1 feel greatly improved am still
taking the med and snail continue % DO
20 arth am perfectly we'll believe &c VII
effect gcrfecicure. Yozrs truly,
Doc p. Howkrr,
- West slxtA s.
Corrxsra. q. c.. Juiy :, tSs-Ths Swirl
Specific Co. Atlanta Ga.-Gentlefnen. was
q great sufferer from muscular rheufEs tlsIa
ihP Il EeN no E~-fAztE1tAS
lief from ssy medicine prescribed by mr.
physician. t9ek over a dozen bottles Of
yonr ;. 5. s., nd BOW / an as wen as ever
was in Bsy lfs- / am sure your medicine
cured me and 1 wosisl recommend Ii b asy
one suffering FROM any blood disease Yours
tralg, o. r. HesHEs,
Co16Ecscr c. & q. Z. 2.
Waco, TTxas. Mays IIs3-Gen4lencn: Tho
vile n enc II my customers WIS terribly
afflicted vita a l4thsgEne skin disease. that
covered her whole bsiF- She was confined
20 her bed Tor several years b. this afiictioa,
and could not help herself at all Soc could
not sleep from s violent itching and singing
ef the skim The disease bafziest the skill OF
the Physicians who treated t. Her husband
began finally giving his wife Swiff's Specific,
and she commenced 10 improve almost i'm
Ilezilately. and IN a few weeks she YVES ap-
rareatiy well. She Is now a hearty fine
looking LAZY. with no trace OF the affiic1ioa
lsft- Yours very truly, J. T. STARS.
NAolesals DEu ssist. Austin Avenue.
Treatise on Blood ard Skin Diseases mailed
free. The sw-Fr sTzcTEzc Co, Drawer g
Atlanta, Ga; View York, To broadway.
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BICKERTON & BROWN
Monday. Dec. II, at 8 and 7 D. NJ,
CAUTION

Beware OF Fraud, rs my name and the
price are stamped on the bottom of all my
advertised shoes before leaving the factory,
which protect the wearers against high
prices and inferior goods. Ii dealer offers
w. l.. DOUGLAS shoes at reduced price,
or says he has them without my name and
price stamped on the bottom, put him
down as q fraud.
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STEAMER CLARA BROWN

| EAEES YEsLEg's WHARF sOE IA
II coma, Olympia asa Big Skookuru ~ :
a. N. every Monday, "Wednesday and ri
day.
Returning, leaves shelton, Big skookUn.
At a. n. every Tuesday. Thursday and sat
urgiay
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Sg@ YORK NEaciiANDisE MARKET

Sg@ YORK MERCHANDISE MARKET.
NEW YORK, Dec. ~. H0ps-steGdy
Coffee Options opened firm. 2o6leo
points up. and closed steady, &Odssj
points above yesterday. sales. $1,000 bags.
Intending Dec, si4 -; jan, sii 65Gfi5 10:
Feb. sli s5Saf5, March. sil aadl5 IS: April,
tisel - % spot Rio stronger but dan; far
eargoes l6e
sugar-Rsw weak refined steady.
toppeF- Weaker; lake, Dee az.
l.ead-Firm. domestic IS 75
Thu Easier. Straits, 81 So
Bar silver 9zs.c
reiroieHm-Opeucd firm az gl7.c bur
became strong after the hrst sales aud al
Fanccd "a H5ase 4 reaction then occurred
aud the market closed steady al 81 q
Total sales, CO.. coo bbls.
cHiCAGo PRODUCE MARGEr.
Ctuc Ge DEC, iq.--W aea'-C ioscd steady
cast, 81 % san,. 81 or. May 1 cos
g Easy cash, SIC Ja.. & e; May
oa,s-steasy cash. 81 &c. January %.
Nav - t%lGe
harley No trudiur.
Pork steady; cash, 81 s., January
81 " MAY. $40 ~
lard Easy; cash IS ilis Jan. 81 ~
May, & s..
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET.
CHICAGO, Dee, n -- Cattle - Receip
Z tt'NN' rho# tA4 WEAKER petNts, .sEa -
steers, & staA stoekcrs and icg,iers. 81 II
tt3 20, COWS. bulls and mixed. ST zoe 10
Ivxas cattle. 81 7s81
HOGS Receipts . 80: opened stronger
closed weaker mixed. $500 20. heavy
s. et&5 -. light, 81 U4sA -.
Shevp- Receipts, eos. strong natives
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