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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-08-06
DR.. BRowNrsEQUARD's ELIXIR.
Only Four Hours Required to Re-
juveRate O Feeble Citizen.
A.. VII o..

JuV6HaCe FeeDle CltlZen.
From the NetU York Sun
INDIANAPOLIS, Aug 3.-Dr. Purman Of
this city has just made practical demon
strateion of Brown-Sequard's life elixir
theory DR.. Purman easily procured the
consent of Noah Clark, who is so years of
age, generally debilitated, suffers from
rheumatism and from diseases contracted
during the war, and IS We y fit subject for
the experiment tried upon him this morning
Dr. Purman drove out to the stock yards
this morning ana selected the healthiest
lamb obtainable. The lamb was killed and
the necessary parts were brought to his
office. the preparation was very simple.
The parts were cut aud pounded in NOR
tar, or thoroughly ''triturated." Two
drachms of water was added and the prep
aration was carefully filtered. The result
was reddish f1uid-the elixir. One and a
holt drachms of this were injected into the
emaclated arm of Clark little below the
shoulder with an ordin Try hypodermic
syringe. Granville Allen and DR. Theodor
Parker were present during the operation,
which took place within two hours after
killing the lamb.
A few minutes after the operation a re-
porter called at the Office and saw Mr.
Clark. lie was limp picture of detection
and seemed to have little vitality.
You know how you feel sometimes whea
you get up in the morning." he said, "you
feel sleepy and lifeless, and unable TO do any
thing. That's the way have felt ever since
| the war"
About four hours afteward Mr.. Clark
| walked down town from Fort Wanye
| avenue, and climbed mp two fights of stairs
without stopping Il feel decided differ
ence," hefsald positively.
'It used to take me al hour to get down
town, and this time l have walked it in
| twenty five minutes. have nos felt tn s
way for twenty five years. have new
| vitality. do not drag my feet along, and
it is no trouble to hold my head up. l used
| to go along bent over"
Clark stood quite straight. 1.-THE doctor
| noticed an improved look in my eyes and
more strength in my walk, he added. "Be-
fore could not read a newspaper without
glasses, as now can. The injection has
certainly done me good. Whether this will
last or not l don't know, but l hope it
will"
Clark to all appearances was certainly i'm
proved. His complexion and eyes clearly
Indicated an exhilarated state
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-08-06

What has heen said of the Florida crop
Is equally applicable to Georgia; the reports
slowing tina the acreage is slightly on the
increase in some sections, and IN others a
decrease; no worms yet reported; rust in
some sections, tut not serious. Excessive
and damaging rains are reported from some
sections, while from ottors the rains are
@id T. be timely, and the weather favorable
lo5 the growing crop. Everything con-
@aereu me prospects are that the Georgia
G[ .t WI De 1alr average, especially with
uture favorable weather and late frosts
Gut the plant is late, and if the weather
should be unfavoraole, and The worms an
pear at an early d y, or an early frost. the
crop would be seriously injured.
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AGENTS WANTED.

ITO COUNTY OFFICERS and Blanks
L required by county officers for the use Of
the courts. for Office use. supplied to order by
the MORNING NEWS PRINTING HOUSE,
Whitaker street, Savannah.
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1t affords me great pleasure to testify in
regard to the merits of Smiths Bile Beans
/ was a constant sufferer from biiousness
and constipation until began to use this
wonderful remedy. 1t is the best medicine
| know Of and shall always recommend it
to any and all troubled with disorders of
the liver.
w. D. PORTER,
Engineer Big Springs Ice Company, Chat
tanooga, Tenn.
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MEDICAL.

IAN Of the opinion s. S. S. should stand at the
head Of the list Of blood remedies. 1 arrived at
this conclusion from the testimony of scores Of
persons who have told nc OF the good results from
its use. have been selling S. s. S. for years, aud
it has won large sale.
C. A. GRIFFITH, Nayfowcr, Ark.
Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases mailed free.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC Co., Drawer 5, Atlanta, Ga.
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FIFTH AVENUE HOTEL,
MADISON SQUARE, NEW YORK.

Hitchcock, Darling 81 Co.
THE FfthAvenue is the largest, best appointed
J. and most literally managed hotel In New
York. Its location, Madison Square, is the most
delightful in the city. 1t is also e most conve-
nient to amusements, art galleries, libraries,
shops and other places Of interest and of bust
ness HIRAM HITCHCOCK, formerly st.
Charles Hotel, New Orleans, La A. b. OAR
LING, formerly Battle House. Mobile. Ala.
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Physicians endorse P. P. P. as splen.
did combination, and prescribe it with
great satisfaction for the cures of eli
forms and stages of Primary, Secondary
and Tertiary syphilis. SyphilUc Rhen-
matism. scrofulous Ulcers and Sores.
GlanduIar swcllings. Rheumf SIN, Kid
ney Complaints, old Chronic GERS that
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STITNGLES.


TNHE VALE ROYAL MANUFACTURING
J. COMPANY have resumed the manuf0c-
ture of Cypress Shingles on the old mill site ANA
have n capacity of ~, 900 per day The two
higher grades are all cat uniform widths, either
Of inches as customers may select. They
are for sale at 50 81 81 % and 81 80 per thousand
at the mill, couGpng them as incnes wide.
reduction will be made on carload lots. Above
prices are for net cash Orders taken at the mill,
or at Room No. s, Key's Building, Bay street
Ii. Z. SMART, President.
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FAUQUIER WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, VA

FINDER entire new management; open June
u Is to Oct. /; new brick hotel; handsomely
furnished; all city conveniences; fine table;
snady walks; excellent music. For particulars,
address A Il. BARROW,
At the springs
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SUMMER RESORTS.
SUWANEE SULPHUR SPRINGS
Suwanee County, Florida.

Suwanee County, Florida.
IIfE NEW SUMMER RESORT, situated In
Il the high and dry section Of the state,
one mile from Suwanee Station on tho Savan-
nah, Florida and Western railway with horse
car TO meet every train; no long drives in hacks
OF ten or twelve miles; easy of access to all
parts of the state 1t offers many induce
ments asa
SU I'M Err r ESORT
not equaled by springs IN the north Free from
malaria and foEs; perfect system of water
works and drainage; hot and cold water direct
from the Springs, in every room, bath room to
every COTTAGE steam launch and row boats on
the river; billiard rooms, bowling alley; GRO
quet, lawn tennis, dancing and roller skating
pavillions for pleasure of guests
AS a r II NJ FDIA L AGEN'r
it is well known for its wonderful cures of Rheu-
matlsm, Dyspepsia, Diseases of the Liver, Kid
neys, Blood and Skin. Resident Physician in
attendance.
Rates: $3.50 per week; special inducements
offered TO families.
Excursion Tickets on sale from all points on
s., F. and W railway, Brunswick and Western
railroad, Florida Central ana Peninsula, Jack
sonvle, Tampa and Key West and Florida
Southern systems. For further particulars or
pamphlets containing testimonials, address
l.. w. SCOVILLE, General Manager,
Suwanee Sulphur Springs Co., Suwanee. Fla.
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CLOTHING.

CLOTHING.
IT IS IMPOSSIBLE
For US to reduce
the Prices Of our
Straw Hats, as they
were marked lower
than the lowest at
the start Of the sea-
son but in order to
reduce our stock in
general we viii, until
further notice, pre-
sent the choice Of
any Straw Hal. in the
house to every pur-
chaser Of SIS or over.
Remember, our
goods are all marked
in Plain Figures,
with but One Price,
tlIuo MAKING lnlS
offer the BEST and
most BONA FIDE
offer ever made to
the public.
APPEL & SCHAUL.
One Price
ClOthiers, HatteN & Mems FurnisherS,
1873 Congress ST.
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Your Straw Hat Shows Age.
You can get bright new 81 so MacKinaw
1t B. H. Levy & Bro. s for so cents.
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BOOKS OF THE WEEK.

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e. Mary Ann Mccain. Msttspons River -

terms; schooner mary Ann Mccain. Mssspons River =
b.s general sss.s sse s yss sss
sss #s. ssss;s sss F. sssss
s sDss@
WSss e,s sss2 ss.ae ss'sa ssa4s 'pias
&c. &c. SEQ sls' sssAsp. sifsss I
s SSsSss s5 na s my s{aSSe a'''0 ~
was less s sc ,st toSde es
but prices steadily maintalned sales l50 pps IA
yh. a e sss quesisss o ofs Ella e
81 pa5 hSI, IT, SSss .Ss; :;sia c SS
% t 55sss W. tsss aSsss % f.esss sSssio pei
81 : ri Wss 5 Hsss
S gissle9 Hams s$4si 200 Smokes sSssldss
i iSes f FsFsa HAMS aa$s aSss sy
81 s;A ss Rsillfi .n j. sSsg'iS SCI
Picked shoulders. 1895 i.2s; smoked % L2s;
g n.g closed 8 e - ss
Rs%sna lles ssa i51se prices Pig. pv
sss s 9 ~ Eve. n az
Gs5cj March closed Use April closed Il 7asc: May
SS s.ss sas
lea s25c.. ...BUTTER-Suppies are liberal, and with
Prices sSU~ sSS dacon NeS Bate
yana tubs, fancy 27S2sc Egin Creamery, 2sS2s 12c;
issss 81 sa Tye as Rilai5 D
ss s0 fsi choice as; ss s1 ay s
y @sss9 se1S saSS
gsa DO SG s 90 sscosa and
factory, thirds, Ice; rolls. 1Ia1Se old Butter.
@ SS aney :q eo%n aaa g
dsires rkns and tubs fancy 22a22 fair 70 choice
isass Sssrn fsstory Common q choice
CHEEsE-Frmness is notsd TO prices. and demand con.
s slnl cOIoed stats FactSry Ii i2sisc Choice II ss
IL Lac Common 70 Prime. l2ailci SKINS light tag
iGc medium f ss% asi Ohio
settled and week, with light demand state and Penn.
SEEDsDouet and unchanged.
sals 1900 bags Muscovs sd 900 csntif
GAL 7sc and reported two carg2ss eentiugal 20 tes
'$ @ ss aS Ps. 'sd1 Rss Ss'ss 9
and active Cut Lse se 6g'aed d 1 MSud
49, issc; confsetoners A." 7s standard "ASsSssj
Coffee of !" A." salese 6sc; WHITE Extra g" SsS
sTEARfNE-zDuli and more Or less nominal, Lard
City sdS sbS , CITY .ey te for e.Do Prime
f s9s?'ffaSO mas Ssa4 d FSaaepSIs
cases iss2 1sSSssn ssesy Sps sIs
o. Ps.1syvaniss SEQ 9S S5 a. $50 s9n SG S s
bales Havana escasI 10; 100 bales sumatrh e. 2Sss2
nasH hG there Is less % report
and not much in way OF Interesting features Ihs
sySnS sss sS On extra paa
s5c: 1900 do < Ohio Fleece, "a 12c 2 600 DO un:
w wshsa Rs.Sd HSs 90 Ohio bio &
Indiana IL blood so Ice; 100000 DO MonsesteeO asa
bales PS1sO Gos c S 20 ssodsd s. oo q
n0lls, and 25 bales East India on private terms
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NEW PUBLICATIONS
AN ExcELLENT BOOK.


a SHORT HISTORY OF THE WAR OF SECESSION.
By Rossiter johnson. svo' pp. eS2 Boston;
Toknor & Co.
A clear and compendous history of the War OF
secession has been needed, and Mr.. JohDson's book
completely meets the requirements of the IL Is
really history of the war; moreover giving not only
the military and events, but succnct narrative
Of the causes Of the conflict The work is written
with luminous simplicity, and Is characterized by
dfrectxess which adds much to IT'S instructive value.
Mr. johnson takes uncompromisingiy patriotic
Wow Of events and calls things by their right names,
even sometimes at the risk of hurting the sensitive
feelings Of Rebels and less open enemies OF the
Union In describing battles and seges, he has sue
ceedod in making the action perfectly Ineligible ana
ut the same time avoiding that elaboration Of techni-
caisties With which military writers apt TO con-
fuse and bcwIlder unprofessonal readers OF course
the military histories indispensable and OF high
value though this would DO st greater did they not
10 frequently disagree with one another. Mr. john
SON however has written with tho distinct purpose
Of explaining thu war to the average citizen and nc
could not have adopted better method.
In dealing with disputed points, of which there are
stiI only too many he has followed the plan OF GYMS
both versions of the event and thus indicating wnen
ever It Is possible which of these is sustained py the
greater weight of authority or the larger NUMBER VI
witnesses So judiciously and carefully has no per
formed has task that we of no publication winch.
ia anything like the same space oilers so Iuh anu
at the same time compact narrative OF inc war
II Is avowedly short history and therefore COM
ens Is spariug; there being, in fact Just enough 10
clear up difficulties and complete the general view.
As book to be put in the hands OF The young In
order IN convey comprehensive summary of the
critical period treated Of and to arouse and stimulate
interest In those moro detailed and exhaustive WORKS
which must be read before anything Hike thorough
knowledge of the war can be attained It may be REQ
ommended strongly. The battles are illustrated SUM
ciently for tho general purpose by simple maps anu
A.. .,o,,,r,a bas Arcellent index.
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GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

RrrIIDIHG MATERIAI,-B Bricks Q shade lower, but
other grades have chsnked price Lath scare
s7 25as7 rs; Long Islands 81 6oGSe Croton aaL2
and red, s1SSs1e Croton broTp n59sI9 ce,Spnt
Ern at u per 6S pOTtS3d a e. i i0S
81 3Oas2 10 Rockland common Lime 81 per Dbl ana 90
nnshnR Ell 20 STATE common Line soe shq , Sg
per RIshei Case With moderate saes We quote
Barry 8 Reynolds, z S-4asc; c., os4Goe ana
CoFFEE-RO grades the quoted dull and rather
weak but without change Of movement 9n GO
Iac Mid orowths active and firm. Salesy 1O,OuO pags
West Indies private terms The speculative mafS oo,S
nope again be3rsn as hhectsu
by weaker cable advices Prices broke 2Od3Q pon.s early
and after feeble reaeaons closed steady ~ az
Inc bottom Hayre down 50 fr, and Hamburg ueche4
i.26I pig. Rio firm Regular First O. sOI SG;ce TSUu
10 O0 baes Rio United States 1SOO0 oags
Rio cearanees for Europe, NIL total stock Dsss,
March ~ 1859 sane time Ssc as Il Santos
Jny 10 March IA 1889 900 bags same tme 1855
ss3 600 baRs; same time, 1887, 1888. 0o0
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FLOUR AND MEAL,-FLoUR-Thers was very IIStl;
sas:n fS s Rse. d'f RSp Ct
s s!SGGI1IEi @S5S s.is SSi:
SSne @ Sst 1st'S 3 81 io sS
Ss;s ~ SO Et ST.: go
tscns t for West Issies & 4 1888 1855
ass OSssg Il; T ss SS'
SSs'T a.. e e. erS % choice sss . Fancy
P PSe1 % = f RssSs &
SsPsG . sS Ssss" 30 30
r. and heavy shade l Hr,g:
saies coo bills Shipping Grades Is tVSsS o. ,sssG
and bBT 4GiEw HEAT yIoTRBa and, q 400
al IS; Buokwhsat grain quoted nominal, riins
An "a S!. sss sS' Ssss T sPs
9SS 4 Tso& Western quoted e SOsss 90 Sales
$Gs sbl2, A.. .,,,,,.,,. cron .avtces had
inaSonse here Odsy option Isrss.
'smso .SSssG ct a S sSpSa,
ans Sss e S Continued IN
SesoGnS besides lOnEs unosda nse or sh aey over
hands Js syss s.,s w Nay asas
sSS = va s.< oS Sssl Sy drop
g ss lss alter .Sa dS s9
PEs @snne Ms ssvns sss
S9s Nay I. sHSas from Of sdis Closing
spo. trading SIaI, was SS iscoo Lisbon and
6a SSas %anf iut Ss: PsS
SSsrsai s'q hed Egg stsSs
SSd eioyaor quoted ssss 2o o No a. sa e a.
Sys IS q MSsS3 7s e. Ny s.Ss So
& closing at g g s ss II s SS0e 6sas
q Gs SO $3.50 SO SsSg ss % Psce 0ns
ssS l2 SsS S!0'T%s .ss. M
B lISRi n21E
QuO9 S6e sS T.. mr. Sss
Canada Gs sssson OF The West dus heavy receipts
trading spot lots was quite rsaSSn * as spesSs
sS Ts Se'sS; s.: ss. Psssr e
sS%. Mild 'i " ~ 600 sS's
Ma g 3s4 Ss s*s sfy SS
% siosns e Sa Ts's siSsps eq
e. lie a. Ss.aas Y q ares
9 s1 Io%sT sWss Waite somgarssvsy stePy
Options While TSF' Nav sy and siG June 1850
TG9oS bushels So spot ss inc ss g VIE
80 s sss q Te@ f'7 SstS western
Il h T4'' IS 81 stsis g. fS
q g ge e. 40 20 x SsS "a Closing
SpS, 81 a. c"sinS Ssl4 90 May L4s l "a
S5' aos = Ss7Ss 100 n sOSSOo Snaps 'Os''0i
ny" hay AND sTRAw-HAY-chOice STOCK rs fair |
steady pss but saerD1if sSiFs wax
mail large os &C., se s GsGs BE-
S ny ess5spSS s.S sSSsa. erse. with
S sS%eIRSs' an are n Sui,s moderate choice
PsSi7c % iss7 Ss9 pacs
H fsase GAG 90 s sdS Ss2i &SS and
1sSiOf sSSsiss3S 6ns firmly he'll
Now orleans. 25s42o according to eaity 90 test |
METAIsThe standard brand. Of s n,Ss pig S Ssyo
No and SiSssiS % for Grey Fore sesss pig
aarishs 1q $50 $40 sun%erSse Geo 8 ls9ton sisS
$40 25 Damel!ngton $40 soas2o EYES 80 go ~ aaS
scrap ron sales reaching 500 Sers reported s 8.
assS s2lSs2l .,d go 0oo \ fa Hp
Finn sales, '' 10 tons S'i Nay ST
demapa Min light 0i Scs 81 on Ia ar ac
st1 sI q ss 2 p 70 II 81 ssS
OCEAN sES eSs :s"R c6Snnc
moderately 9S especially 9; ss OIL ar sGnnags iGs mo
to Tjiajap $4,000 cases Te1ed ~ lee shp Wm, IL
Lincoln hence 70 Japan 60 % saSes reaea SOC hstsn
bulk; ship Geo. s. Homer. HonEEonS saigen. 10000
eases refined private ship Paul seysrS go sssiyel
ss sSss s1n.: n asfs
T WSSsiSss f Ss John
cargo schooner Hsser seTara, hcndSo s, 70 Soyiok
yap SoneS.eH II pss steamer suppcics Pensacola
70 the USed KlnFdo4 deals ass Continent pa Italian
Thso H. had Sc JaD 70 LysrIOGl deals, gSs ;saocnsr
SaSs Ts e Es9s s:S
Mobile 10 New.Yok. tea, 81 snd WHARFAGE seAoonss
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Dipioeno Notices.

NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON RIVER RR %
oFFIoE OF TIE TREASURER,. ,ooo
NETWORK, March is. 1883
m HE BOARD OF DIRECTORS, Mt a meet.
l. ing held this day, declared . quarterly dividend 9
one per cent PAYABLE at this ONCE on the 10th day
April next 70 stockholders OF record At the closing Of "A
TRANSFER o0OAS Nn' ". W. RossrrER Treasurer.
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LIVE STOCK MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH.

LIVE STOCK MARKETS-BY TELEGRAPH.
BUFFALO Mar for last "a hours 81
head, week thus Tar 9.075 head For thu
1885 head Consigned through 40 cars
20 Of which York carloads on sale market quiei
and unchanged. 80 =.
sheen and LambsRecepts "a hours 5000 bead
Total thus far So 400 For the same time last
week SO 700 Consigned through IL carloads OF which
York IL carloads sale market tat nothing doing
Hogs-Receipts "a hours l6O head. Total ~
the week far 409i0 For same time last week 81 otd
Consgned through 81 carloads IS OF which to NewYork
"A carloads on sale prices declined l09lbc Light Pt
% OO9$5 O5 Selected Workers 50 05 as OH Seoctet
Medium Weights IS 0oa5 05 Rongh - 2od4 so stag
IS so; all offerings taken.
CHICAGO Union Stock Yards Mar lA-"Ths DrovWs
Journal reports, Catue-Recepts 5000 headi shpmsng
% stockers and Feeders 81 90 90 So"a Bus aAa
Mixed 81 az So; Texas Steers 81 7oesoo .oo. .s.
Hogs-Receipts 1000 head shipments leooj maiss,
slow. Mixed o. 569ss so; Heavy - oo0s& 90; hsa
81 6O8s4 95i Skips So 5oGtSo. $50. oooo -....,
Sheep-Receipts 5000 heal shipments 1000 marks
weak Natives SO 5ossS 90 Western sSrn s - ava
ST. LOUIS. Mar. lo.cattls-;;Reeepts 800 sheEssns
0sl 40i Fair IS O094 90 Stockers and Feeder
s2ooas3 20 hanserA Cornfed " 7ossS so' arAss'''
Hogs-Recepts $500 shipments $500, markeI steady.
Choice Heavy ana Butchers' selections - I0f$ 80
Packing Medium Prime 81 COCA 10 Light Grades
Ordinary Best "a SO "a 20. =
Sheep-Receipts 2u0, shipments 600; Market stronss
Fair 70 Choice 33 90 9Sl 80.
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New.York, Friday, March l5-BEEvES-iseeeip ~ ~
and Brooklyn % SaSsd q for ssTs
s a8s carSSSs sS Kaufman saa % eaosd
came in at Jersey CITY. making Wild the eafi'sn
GsfGeS cary sSs SsSgy
~ Fair cattle The yards wers no' fully cleared al
Decent to Prime Steers sold at ssSst 40 per 100
and EstSa 40 s g q Ss Ssss
ana sS SSTs and sunday uds
4 So ss hob 81 A9f 6y VII
put Ss head Sl on 9ot Ai ht aeet es s
r s. Z: osSi ana z ScssfS cays
i s1 i s s. g. 3 y d. d. IS e 3 g
"a 10 if f5s.is ds = s s 51ss
R HaGlsni is SSfs i' g 70
s.: : 4 Is 81 I; s 8.
o0Pnss sasS:r o.' % oso see
Chass 1GSS d p c e ds i2 $50
g az a 3 as g 10 a b 3. 20 a g Coz" isd
rs, !. 3. a. a. y 49, Hs & II a. ills r. s. Soa
Cows sS $ 9 g;ss' asS g =; s. ss s fs
IN a Is 81 Isl Il EA Cows %ss n DO iss5
GAIVES-ReceiDtSk al points LOU nedu' ceceoJ ~
v.sls az 5asc. with jhoiee Calves bringing 8 Lac.
lot Of BARNARD CaivS sold at S4e. -,
iO sSies%juad Buangham: 81 Barnysrd Calves. so7
aVesfSgs, S ND MBs-Receips 10 carloads Of 2s;
hesdo cara at 8Ost and ears at jersey city, and ~
Carloads we're alrey In the Prices were no lower
than Yesterday: b. the demand was limited. and whuo
far youma Of byness was transacted at oOth-sIl en1
ne carload out thirteen went 10 the scales at jersey
Civ Fully 30 carloads at both yards were unsold
Medium 70 sheep sold at q 75es5 80 per 100 and
bunch OF Gun seep and Lambs mixed at 50; and Clipped
Inouisy % the OF the extreme duness In Oh,
Mutton and Tmb trade suggests the following as some
no reasons Free shipments 70 NewYork or Chicago
nrsssed Nuop; the decreased demand for dressed meat
r1 10 thlentcn the abundance OF good FISH and
Seasona6Je ces for the same heavy receipts and loH
nrces az eks and the condition OF the Beef market
sales llenback 4 Dewey: 1872 State Sheep go
average \ IS per 100 n; 1S7 Colorado do. l?S n, q
q 50 2l2 Western Lambs 81 n at ST. 200 do. 70
rrri1gtoS 81 state sSs,p 81 q = Tsi 90 ss
lean smbs. ~ N A. st. ~ ~ - ~ ~, O.
AZ Io-2; 4a State Sheep and Lambs 80 n. at 90.
lI,ne Mullen 100 state sheep. 9e N, at 90 20 Y
obdo 129 n, sc az Is; 1st N'Ncd Western and Terri
,orydo 1OI ~ at SIS so 900 Michigan Lambs, 81 NJ :.
Ss 12; "a Clipped State do CCullsl. 81 10 H@ 70; NV
aoGS-ReeeIpts were 81 carloads OF 4,e7s head, all
1h.st with the exception OF carload. Market weak
a dealers quote s5ds5 40 the range for Fair TO Goot
ogs little bunch OF Choice state Pigs might possibly
sslcs-D Mcpherson 1876 Iowa Hogs averaging aOOu,
90 n, az sS per 100 n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-16

COTTON-FOr prompt deIIvery, qulet ahu Hvdhi wv
without change moment ssleS 40I bales ioI con as5
s,mntIon port receipts 5l2 bales against l53l2
bales ast and 927s bales for the same time ssS
1904 1926 baes comparing with 6,015.12o bales for the
are based on American standard OF classncs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-16
lndard OF classified

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OntIons-Phe dealings for the day were very ANAL IN
all months and the market devoid OF new features
fess ductuaod whiting the narrow limits OF 2G5 points.
closing fG3 points lower unexpected oeaV reSSi!oS
liverpool odyices dun and dtscoara2ins saeS @zaOo