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LIST Justices Court, Parish of St. Landry.
Joseph Bloch VS.. Victor Sarriel.
By virtue of a writ of attachment
to me directed by the Hon. T. B.
Brooks, Justice of the Peace. LIST ward,
in and for the parish of st. Ian.
dry, / will proceed to sell at public auc.
ton to the last and highest bidder, on WE'D
NESDAY, the Goth day of December, A. D.,
1883, at 90 o'clock ii. m, in trent of the office
of Hon. I. B. Brooks, in the town of Opelou-
sas, parish of st. Landry, the following des-
cribed property, seized in the above entitled
suit, to-wit:
One looking glass, one toilet, one wash
stand, two large pictures, two lamps, one
BARRIERS chair, one set of combs and brushes,
one set of toilet ware, one water tank, pair
of scissors, BARRIERS sign post.
Terms-Cash. =.
ALPHONSE PRUDHOMME,
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You can buy a watch, warranted a
good time keeper, for $3.50 at R.
Mornhinveg's.
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DR.. Tichenor's Antiseptic cures Sore
Throat.
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The dry cold weather of the early
winter months is productive of a great
deal of crodp among children. Mothers
should be on the lookout for it, and
be prepared to arrest it as soon as the
frat symptoms appear. rrue Group
never comes without o warning ; a day
Or two before the attack the child will
become hoafte, and the symptom is
soo follow}d by q peculiar, rough
cough. H Chamberlain Cough Rene
DIV i'd given a soon as this hoarseness
Of cough appears, all danger and anx-
iety may be avoided it has never fail
ed, even In the most severe. cases.
There Is no danger in giving the Rem.
edy for it contains no injurious sub
stance. For sale by F. E. Bailey.
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Use Dr.. Tichenor's Antiseptic fol-
foot evil or fstnla. Itcures every time.
Sold by Druggists.
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IN
Don't

nnAeF \ longer with that painful
zoan Df. Tichenor's Antiseptic viii
relisve tFotn pain ana heal lie wounds
Price 80 cts. '0aAuss
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For cramps, diarrhga and Aux. Dr..
I~ichenorss Antiseptic il the sovereign
remedy. For sale by Thee Posey.
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Something Reliable.

For wounds, cuts, bruises, burns OF
scalds, use DR.. Tichenor's Antiseptic
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PROCEEDHNGs OF THE POLICE
JURY.
opELoUsAs. Ia. Dec. 10th 1ssE

L ,LA,, Dec. 10Th 1888.
The Police Jury met at 1I:30 O'Clock
Present E. NJ. Boagni, President, L. j. Doss
man, p. Robin, = I. Bihm, FL. Durio, S. Haas
and ?. Stage.
The proceedings Of the last meeting were
On motion of Mr.. Stage, Resolved, that the
report of the committee to supervise and re,
ceive the bridge at Washington, built by the
ohio.o be accepted and the Committee discharg
ed, and that the sum of [$560O] Five thousand
and six hundred dollars be placed to the credit
OF the Kings Iron Manufacturing Co. accord.
ing to contract.
On motion of Mr.. Stage, Resolved, that Mr..
sosthene Pitre be employed as guardian of the
Washington iron bridge, and his duty shall be
and keep the piers free from drift. His salary
TO be liked atFifty dollars per annum to date
from the 4th Dec. 1888. Mr.. Stage as chairman
on committee to sell old lumber of Washington
bridge, reported that said lumber had been sold
70 Garrel Wolf for the sum of S75l seventy five
dollars cash.
The following amounts fRAre received from
commissioners OF unbranded stock %
FL Pllre net-....-..--.$1 rs
Alex Cummings net.... 10 40
AIRED SIagg19 ...---.... 10 80
On motion ofsMr. Durio it was resolved, that
the Police Jury send ont the Parish Surveyor to
mark cut the line between Mr.. Elisha AYdr1s
and Major Wilson, so as to locate the public
road, which runs between the above mentioned
lands, provided the costs of surveying does not
GAC664 AfO UUlldE5s dIIu bllfe6 JIl6 S&Ilo COnTQIt-
tee appointed to confer with Messrs. Wilson and
Andrrs be present at the survey ana report.
On motion Of Mfr. Bihm. it was resolved, that
the read formerly running through Mr. viii
Kin's lands be made to run between lands of
Messrs Cannon and Wilkins, and that Messrs. L.
r. Guidry, w. ID. Cannon and Homer Bourgeois
be appointed a committee to lay out said road,
provided the same be done in accordance to
Sec. 8 of road ordinance.
On motion of Mr.. DuriO. the report of the
committee to lay. out g road connecting Church
Point and Grand C0teau roads was accepted,
and the same COMMITTEES was appointed to con-
fer with Messrs. A. Ware and Theodore Savoie
relative TO ther0ad running between their res
pective lands.
On motion of MFR. Durio, it was resolved. that
an additional appropriation of twenty dollars
be made to enable Nr. John Camy to build the
" bridges on road leading from Coulon's
bridge to intersection of Arnaudvilie road at
Ludger LaStrapes'
On molten of Mr.. Bihm the Police Jury adj
journed to 2:S0 o'clock q. m.
EVENING SESSION.
The Police fury met at $50 o'clock.
Present E. M. Boagni, President, c. z. Bihm
81 Haas, =. Stays, LII. D0ssman, IA. Durio and
7. Robin.
On molten 1t was resolved, that the following
lis the estimate exhibiting the various items of
expenditures necessary for the service 81 the
1886, and that the said estimate be nub-
lshed Tor tag thirty days before the amonnt OF
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SHERIFF. SALE.
District Court, Parish ofSt. Landry, No. ALSO
Jules Perrodin VS.. Mrs. Antoine Ledee.
BY virtue of % writ of fieri facias issued out
OF the 18th Judicial District Court in and for
the parish of St. Landry. in the above enti-
tied and numbered suit. | will proceed to sell
at public auction to the last and highest bid
der, at the Court House in the town of Opel
the Goth day of December, AID. 1888, at Ii a.
M, the following described property, to-wit :
Twenty-four head of gentle horned cattle,
one brown creole horse, one bay creole horse,
one bay creole mare. one bay year-ola colt,
one dun mare, the running gear of u hack.
Seized in the above entitled suit.
Terms-Cash. 7. S. FONTENOT.
Sheriff of the parish of st. Landry.
0pelousas, Dec. Is, 1888.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
District Court. Parish Of st. Landry No. 1928
Alzina Leger ct ais VS.. 0pEelia Meche Ell ais.

Alzina Leger ct ais VS.. 0pheIia Meche ct ais.
BY virtue of a writ Sof fieri fiacias
issued out Of the District Court, in and
for the parish of St. Landry, in the above
entitled suit, and to me greeted, l will pro-
coed to sell at public auction, to the high
est bidder, at the front door of the Court
House, in the town of Opelousas, parish of
st. Landry, on SATURDAY., the Doth day
of Dec. 1888, at Ii O'Clock a. m, the following
described property, to-wit
A tract of land together with all the build
ings and improvements thereon situated at
Coulee Croche in the parish of st. Landry,
containing eighty acres, bounded north by
land of FRANCOIS Miller, east by land ofwidow
Adolphe Fall, south by land supposed to be-
long to Jones P. Smith and Solomon johnson,
and west by land of Cleephas Veneuble.
Seized in the above entitled suit.
Terms and Conditions Cash.
:. S. FONTENOT,
Nov. "a, 1888. y Sheriff.
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NEW SHAVING SALOON.

TTAVING recently built and re-furnisled
IL throughout, my Barber Shop, ] am now
prepared, with increased facilities, to serve
the public in irst-class style in my new quer-
tiers between Brand and Moriarty's. Shaving,
hair cutting, shampooing, etc., done in the
highest style of the art. Give me q call.
E.. A. BODEMULLER.
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The Fifty-frst Congress does not
meet until December, 1889, unless Pres
ident Harrison calls an extra session.
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Blank forms for use of merchants,
notaries, Justices of the Peace, etc, for
sale at this Office.
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-
Mr. was caught in a heavy rain
storm last summe while walking out
III the country, andstook shelter inside
a1trunlE OF an old tree, and waitedepa-
tiently until the clouds rolled by. He
then attempted an exit from his shell
ter, but the heavy fall of rain had SO
swollen the wood that the hole which
had let him III by d scrape was now
TOO email TO allow him to get out. Mr..
C-~ thereupon sat him down and be-
gan 10 think of all the mean things he
had done III his life. aud he remem-
bered be had long been in the habit of
borrowing his COURIER from a neigh
9 instead Of paying his subscription
like q mat AT this Thought liz felt So
sstnallD that lie slipped ont Of the tree
quite easily.
= p Bailey the Druggist, desires TO
INFORM bis patrons that lie is agent for
ChanberlaiD's Cough Remedy, the
best and most reliable medicine in use
1or coughs, colds and Group. No one
sunerlng from g throat or lung trouble
can use II without benefit. It will cure
asevere cold in less time than any oth-
ex medicine or treatment ; it is the only
known remedy that will prevent Group.
Hnggtng societies have been intro
cliced ~ Missouri A paper gives the
following scale Of prices Girls under
lo-25 cents for each hug of one min
ntei from is to 20 years of aga-50
cents from 20 % 25--75 cents school.
tiaarins 40 cents; widows. according
% looks, from iOc. % az old maids
three cents apiece. Of two for 4 nickel
and not any limit of time. Minista,s
are not chargeabIe. Editors pay is al.
vertising, bnt are mt allowed I'd par.
tlclpate until every body else rets
the0ugh.-Ex.
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JUDICIAL NOTICES

SHERIFF'S SALE.
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Ohm Chafte 8 Sons VS.. Chas. ]. Thompson.

District Court, Parish of 81. Landry, No. 1928
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] Meyers & Co mdse July 2
"a "a a 80

d q IHUIIIUcUH INJt III IUIU VICC IUV D.
Dave Carson spade broken on road.
+" shovel
Jos Chachere pillow and spade broken.
st Landry Democrat adv. Reg't Notice.
Abraham Mallet Juror on Inquest 1 day.
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Holiday Goods and Fassv Artle|g

and threatens to pay us a visit. Let him
come. We are ready for him and can accoS,
mediate his purse as well as that Of all OtSs,.
who wish to make U'
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Christmas and New Year Presents.
And who does not9 MIND, NOW!
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-05

erai list was dull. About ncona better tone
was developed, and LlCkawauna and New
Jersey Central became quite strong, while
the general list recovered small fractions.
The movement was followed by further
recession toward two O'Clock, but the last
hour vas marked by q general recovery,
extending over the entire list, though
prices were not brought quite mp to first
prices. The close was dull, but steady 10
firm. AlmOst the entire lIsi * lower to-
night. and Missouri Pacific anC Fl Worth
and Denver lost Il per cent each, Reading
! per cent. and Others fractional amounts.
Wheeling and lake Erie rose ., Sales,
l"-, lSh shares. Quotations closed Ind "a
follows.
Adsm9 Eurress IlO: american &rnrss-
lG6; CNuGd. p.cih, Git; Central "acitc
-; Chesay lEs and OHIO 3; DO prefer
raa fr,ts % DO seconds 4: Chicago ana Al
ton 30: Chicago, Burlington ard Quincy
l21!; Delaware and Hudson l0i; DeIa-
ware LackawaTna and Western, l%Oi
Denver and Eis GraUd3, -; FIRE, n; do
preferred 60; Fl Way9e, $50; Illinois
Central, III; Lake Shore, 9li; Michigan
Central, II, Minneapolis aUd st. Loul7
g.; 10 preferred. IL; Missouri Pacific,
-; Northern Pacific, -; 10 preferred
Is; Chicago and Northwestern, 100; do
preferred 80; Kew Tort Central, 20;
Oregon c:aascoutiaeEtal, 2oi; Pacific
Mail, &5g; Peorie, u. :, Il. %; Pittsbnfg
l52; Pullman Palace Car IiO; Reading,
CT, koc> lsiuud, lilf; St. Louis anu
Ssm F!auc.aco. -; 3,pTsiclred, Il Grst
preferred, ll2l; 81. p&1l, minneapolis and
| Manitoba log5: ~ Paul md UGHhe, 30;
do pre:erret lU5!; Texas Ha,lic, II, Union
Pa5i5c 81; Uuitel States EEpr.A. "a
Wea;ts m ra'on Tr'e :rsUh ~.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-05
AN ORDINANCE
Providing for Vote upon The Question oi
Subscribing $500 900 TO the Capital
Stock of the Wheeling and Har-
riSburg Railway Company
of MnSl Virginia.

WHEREAS, The Wheeling and Harrisburg Rail
way Company OF West Virginia has requested a
yOti, to be ordered and money 10 DC appropriated
I'm aid OF the construction Of It's railroad IN ONO
county. including bridge across the Ohio river,
IT or lear the head of Wheeling Island. and
tracks thereon AMI the approaches thereto and
the terminal tracks and facilities thereof n The
said county, including tunnel through Wheel
ing Hi!l AMI within the limits u; the cry Q!
Wheeling north Of Tenth Street, AMI
WHEREAS, The Board of Comm >sluneTS 81 The
county of Ohio deem it desirable frr the comfy
To appropriate mOueg 70 aid in Inc construction
OF rlCh railroad bridge across the ONO river III
said r.uuty, and OF Il railroad crossing sail
bridge, and the terminal and connecting tracks
aud mrltieS of said railroad, in said county.
such appropriation 10 he made hysuGsrrh'un o.
the capital stock Of said c0lnpau!5 therefore IL
Is hereby
Ooi,r.d By the said BOARD Of commissioners
% the county ui Ohio, that vote hc taken
upon the question: OF appropriation - such sub.
stripunu. 10y snid c'Unry Of the sum 81 s"1l ~
Ia the work a. Uyr p.rifitd. such vote shall be
Ial.n nj the several places Of vU.iug u said
county, a. a Special election which sha!! be held
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-05
rTTRnIEIM Y. NASRN

Say "m.ilui, acquaintance with 4 TIN
friend always increases Cur resp~rkt fur
that trend.
This Is the reason Why Syuyita Rlc'ks
r0atiDuc 20 make friends az their virtues
h,uome better known. Ciergymen, public
speakers. and people in all the avenues Of
lie are 4 unit in their praise Of that won
!rrlul new remedy s-ynNi'a Cough Blocks
.hcr are warranted to care CoCghs, Colds
Bronchitis IIoar,,u.Ss, Tickling in the
Throat. Sore Throat and Group; - dOscs
- cents. Hundreds bear testimony to the
remarkable cares oil D;lrrhut, Dys, ut"ry,
Fluy, Cholera !niuHtuw, or Summer Con-
SLANT and Cholera Murbus, effected by
Svnvita Blackberry Blocks; - doses, -
cents. We have stacks Of testimonials
from mClhey., who, after dosing their chit
iren with strong medicines 70, other sup
no,..j diseases have completely cured them
ly usin.. Oynyita Worm Blocks; . doses,
- cents. After you have tried all the
llirh-pricrd bottle remedies ara have iOund
no .cl:eC, hGy package OF AVnvIta Mid
n.y. Blood Ind Liver Blocks aud hcCured,
- dospa, 81 cent?. Ii YOU want the hlcst
tonic Bitters in the market, buy package
Of Synyita Bitter Blocks foT - cents, and
make from J to gallon Of pure tonic hit
tens
All tA.sc remedies only cent dose.
No hry no teaspoon, no sticky bottle. Put
nm in pateDt packages Warranted to cure
81 money iylGaiti. Sold by dTGcg:sts
everywhere. Geta checker board OF yOur
dealer tree. Send your address on n postal
card for a copy Of The SYNyITA BLOCK, -
which contains history of diseases and
.nr=s or send cent stamp for sample OF
,.an,.n glcr2 and . cops Of TUE ElNY!rA
FloSh. kGrhess, Tho Synyih Co, Lock
Box @gq. Helphas. Ohio.
ANTON ?. Hess, Agent for Wheeling,
opposite pO,tolli,e.
. b Z. M,SwoRDs Agent for Martin q
Ferry, ..
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Railroads.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO K. L.

baltimore AND OHIO K. L.
Departure Of Trsins from Wheeling Eastern
time, Schedule In ciEC ct November ath, 1877.
Express Tor Chicago and tie Northwest, go
Il. m, $40 p. N. and 10 O. =. III. daily and HIS ?.
IN daily except saturday.
Express Tor Cincinnati and st Louis, $50 a. m.
daily and lI:l5 .. Ia, daily cNC';t saturday.
columbus ri,d Cincinnati Express, 80 a, M,
Express Tor Washington, u. G., Baltimore,
Phiia'lylphin and New York, $40 II. m. aud 5.ta
y. m. daily.
$50 a. ~. Il. Ii. and CAS- p. m. daily, ant 81. a
N. daily cyr"p, Monday.
EXpr;s. trains arrive from ST. Louis and Cin
cnuati, 10 a nj. and 6.i5 p. NJ daily.
EIp?rss trains arrive from Philadelphia. Bait.
more and Washington, u. g., 1879 Il. N. AM 1888
u. m. daily.
For columbus. $50 r. m daily, aui HIS p. III.
daily except saturday, ami Is J. III. daily tx
Tfains arrive from Columbus 500 n m sui
SIS D. II. daily, aud iD:&h 4. m. daily cIo"Pi
sunday.
For iitts'ur, and Washington, Pa, so =. NJ.
and 200 r. ~ daily EIlrcSS $40 a. IN 10 Z. ~
daily except sunday Additional Nay tla!u tw
Washington, IA, 30 =, ~. daily cAccr: S""'
day
iraias arrive fnou Pn,sburg. $40 H. m daily,
and l2i' = ~. and Cos +. n. daily except SUB
lay, and HOP N, dai!y except saturday and
30 A. IN. sunday only.
Trains arrive from Washington, Pa, $50 e. N.
daily except sunday
F0r Mouni>yIHr. 100 noon, daily except Sun.
day.
From Mruudsyil!e, 40 2. Ii, daily cEcrp,
sunday.
For Grafton, 3i5 p n. From Grafton, 9~S
H. m. daily except sunday.
far Cumberland. 80 H. m. Frnn Gambler.
land, $50 y. NJ. daily except sunday.
For IT, ClGirvillc, SO "a. IN. and 200 p IN.
and 5Ij y. III daily except SUNDAY.
From 81. CiairsvIlln, $40 Il. IL. aid l.i0 and
G.l5 T.. N daily except Sunday.
RcrwOOl and BellairU Accommodation, HIS
T.. m, saturday night, returning airiy" nj lis
y. IN.
Baggage called rur aud checked ~ hotels art
residences on orders lc0 a. Ticket Once, l1y
Market s.rgut, AMI 1T Depot
{. X, LORD,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-05
FLoUR, Gl2AIN AND FERD
hsOliug

w tSOAlk
TUESDAY, January >,
The drlnaud ior flour is splendid ard
prices have advanced p cents sinc" last
week. On account of the scarcity OF
wheat the price ha gone up to 40 for good
clear No. stock. Coru and oats
are in good demand and hay is
quiet. Bran and middlinGs are III good
demand with 4 tendency TO upward
prices. Prices arc wholesale aud ar2 Us
follows, retail prices being from ~ to zoe
higher.
-Four AHn GRAM Choice family rt"dT
in barrels ~ 80; in sacks 81 81; middi:ucS
ncr ton 81 GUa20 90; bran u,r ton - "a
80 CA. wheat per hUsh,l, NJ. | ~
iFED Corn Pct buahrl @0-.I'. OATS
a2t25r; bal,i nay per ton, 81 "'hl3 Ua.
Farmers are offering loose h. s.! tio ~
.. Ff.F
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-05
COTTON.
NnG NnrIl.

NEW YORK, January Cotton -
quiet; uplands iu!c Orleans lu.ri futures
closed barely steady; January 10 loc;
FEBRUARY l""2G March lGGic. April
10 7:!,; May lO.S9c; June 10 soc; July
10 gIr. August II UUr; September 10 be;
October 1916, November IN -.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-05

NEW Yong, January Petroleum
passed tmGvgh another c&ctim@ day, but
The advance experienced . decided set
back, and after some very wild ilucLna.
ticas coDrd with net loss ct - from lat
nights close The opening was excited
and strong at soc, above last night close,
but after rapid rise TO 9Ic, it was over
come by the heavy selling, which w;,7 the
feature from the start, ana declined to @?sc.
Suvyol. ut this point caused sharp rally,
hut the seiIin,; Wua renewed &ud another
break occurred on which the market closed
weak at n94c. Sales q. 5Ts UO9 barrels
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-05
aaaa x,.u,t- In I:yery o,s,
An Fp,i to Bone s,.apiug

Edward shepherd, OF H&rri'G,arS, ~.
says. Having received 50 mucn oei,e. u,
from Electro Filters, feel It my duty 10 70
let suffering huwNaity know It dave nIu
a running core on nay lex la1 eigh, years;
INV doctors told me- wOUio i.,7e 10 have
the bone scraped OF leg amputated. ; NN~H'
iuste.si. three hotties OF Electric mites
anil seven boxes Bucklen's ArnlCa save
ami ruy leg is now sound and well.
Electric. Ritters are sold at ttty cents q
bottle aui Burkleu's Armies SAisa st @'c.
% 10, hy LorlrE Co.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-05

OF CITY, January ! Petroleum
Opened at 96lc; highest 31ar; lowest este
closed at g?tc;.sale7 ; i99 900 hTrcis;
clraIanceS, 5.uG@, 900 barrel-; iuns -, ODJ
barrels; shipments lOl, 5sT barrels charters
50 400 barrels
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-05
DE-. GOODS


New YoRE, January ! The market
was not active. hat there was a good trade
in fancy prints, with more or les request
fuI low grades ui bI,auh,i InL brown cot
tons; very FEY TO he had and market ytIy
finn.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-05
H,il'ttE K.
New WORK.

crip,s II gn6 rarEag,s; rspuGt~ ,g1u nar-
~. IN .,,.i...ls.s ..s,r Int steady.
.,I,a. % 100 barrels. common TO chu,rr
vbita ,yhrri Western extra II .lul -
Whoa Re,r,,ls -. Gpn bushels; exports
IA 49, Ln.E.i.. s,I,.- i. 50 con bushels
t,t,r,s Dg- uuu bn.h,l- suet. ontinns clos
u &c.,. \, 80 sn,in.. nominal pll,. 10
,,r.J.l r,5 ~i,ptlr. Va white gi(c:|
e. D r.I T.r",ry I.lG.gIlr. closing
-, a.. E,t,,,,,r, "a s,,.r... gr,iur At
n,s.. ,,,r,b o5l,V,.. c,,.iplr II g3,,..
,,.rj ugs.ul.. I,..r, ed gl,. May
OF -.1f,g5., CLOSING %, yl.r: june VIA
~. rlosiuy nj - %: December g7io9~ir,
clio. ;r,, ~ u.s.. i,uu-Receip:s ~, 900
bushels; Exports &c, 55~ bushels, sales 30
OUU bushels futures, iG,ua@ bushels spot;
options closed weak, 30. : January ~ {;
! February To- :2G2 e, CLOSING az Gi'"; May
| 81 .aG'-r, ciO-ingat 63sr. OAt5--i.rcr!p'S
| II UuU bushels: exports n0ur; sales 3D.
OlO bushels futures, l&2uDO bushels spot;
MIXED western 2~laiO., white 10 i0tiG,.
/ H. in ,podrr9t. demand and steady
| Hnus-Dull and easy. Callre-SpDt, Hir
Rio nominal; options lower and fairly
ACTIVE; sales 90, 25U bags; January 1850
alG Toe; February, March, Apui ami May
l5.luIl'.,i'r: June 10 ,oii'.i"' July
! "5al' zoe; AG'Us' IL -oi '..''H' Dep
ituh'I l',s',i' DUO, N.'"''! 10 80 , ~.
! November IL "uiI" ''' Dr'eNl''r - "'&
i&10c. SUGAR quiet; refined s'FopE' I
/ :, rlSr.. r,nt..,I,f.r,s a. liza, No-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-05

sunday iIa!ua ut \ so. lls. arrive ~ CGHrics.
l"II at G.l0 ;, N. wHiiiG. ia - V. X. tr.u., y =.
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North Pennsylvania drove yards were:
For the week-Beeves, $500 head; sheep,
1000 head; hogs, 5000 head Previous
week: Beeyes 800 head; sheep 5000
head; hogs :, 800 head
Beef Cattle--Were inactive at an ad-
vance Of &c; extra 5!a53c; good at 5s5ic,
medium 4ia4ic; common 3a4c.
Sheep-Were in fair demand; extra
Sic; good 4ia5c; medium 4aitc; com
mon 3ta3}c; lambs 4a77c.
HOgs-Were active at an advance OF &C.;
extra Chicago stc; good Westsrn saStc;
common State 7ia7!c.
Chicago.
CHICAGO, January Cattle R ceipts
/ |, 900 head; shipments ,, 900 head market
weak at To- lower; fancy s. 40; beef steers
- S5a5 %; stockers and feeders - 2Ga
3 80; cows, bulls and mixed 81 75a3 90;
Texas cattle 5! 5Ua3 90
Hogs-Receipta % 600 head; shipments
1900 head; market weak and Toe lower;
mixed s. l5aj 30; heavy s. 45a5 %; light
- 9Oa5 80; skips So &Oa4 10.
Sheep-ReCcipts 5000 head; shipments
/ 600 head market weak at Zoe lower;
poor to choice s. OOa5 p; western 81 Goa
) 60; Texans 81 50a3 70; lambs 81 5Oa
90
East Liberty
EAST LIBERTY, PA, January Cattle
Receipts - cars; shipments II cars;
market active; prime 81 75a5 90; TAR to
good 81 i0ll -; common 50 I5al %; iced
ers and storllers ~ 75a3 80.
H0g--ReCcipts > 700 head; shipments
500 head; market firm; PhiIadelphlas
- sjaG %; YOrker5 81 lOa5 go mixed
- G5l5 70, common to fair - 25a5 %.
Sheep Receipts 600 head; shipments
l., 100 head; market iair; prime - % 70 20;
fair to good - OOa4 10; common . OOa
3 30; lambs 81 0Ot6 40.
New YORK;.
New NuRE, January -BeeVes-Re'
rrjpt9 l52 cars; trading slow; common to
pr,mr steer. - gUi5 80; tops at - 90, and
! bul~ and dry cows - 25l% %.
/ Sheep Receipts $500 head; marktt
shade y,,siyr; eXtIcm,s for sheep ;" ''|I
= 81; ior lambs - 5ut7 -
Hogs Receipts e 40 head; 10 sales Oh
| 1--we weight.
Cincinnati.
CINCINEArI, o., january 1 -Hogs-
/ Quiet; commou ana light / 2ja5 -;
packing and hutcheIa' - l115 80 receipts
| >, too head; shipments G71o bead.