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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1890-12-13
Port DeDOSit Items.

PORT DEPOSIT, Dec II, 1870
AT the supper given by the Ladies' OF Tue
Home and Foreign Missionary Societies Oh
The Presbyterian Church at the residence OIL
Iheo. j. Vanneman last Thursday night'
they made over SO clear of all exp' nses'
Our river filled with Fall ice last Mon
day, and has been closed to navigation ever
since. The steamer, City Bell, Capt Hohn'
,haue a few trips to Lapidum in tns ino, L
ing and then went to Havre de Grace iof
the Winter.
On last Suudry night some one partialis
T'iei Two bags with coal on MessIs. O.. a.
ptvis q Sons wharf but was friga'ene' I r.
,e'ore they could get away with 1non' bsan
,.a aunored that some parties na,o hart
.Asaeu 10 their homes from tue salio ,;,,ass
anu II They continue 10 the same oa g pord
. may get over to board with oner'h
va, M sne next term of the court. Saith
Inc me store and dwelling of Reuosu o ~
q" az "lnchester, with all bis furniture s,.mns
Vi goods, mail, mail bags and FEW s s,ainak
we're burned Sunday night ABBOTT from
pm' MIR. Smith and family were away Lass
n nppme at the time visiting irl elo n RI.
a E' s2,3OO. Insurance sl'o'y nr,nce
co anmers and Mechanics Mutuai i"'"
company Of Cecil county.
Messrs McCienahan s. Bro are nli'"s W
'neir wharf for side track for cars
r. Inc Epworth League was addFe ca,Iins of
nesday night nv RAJ Vaughu 5. Gollin' w
wilmington the President ofthe Coni l1 nns.
Epworth League. Mr.. Collins is wei p sS
O ceu IN The work aud his address was .ics from
t.n one. Thursday night Or. u,,u and
s sno same city will address the le's srs ex.
r,o,n us reputation the member NJ.
peo''ng another rich treat.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1890-12-13
orphans COurt.

The Orphans Court of Cecil County W , ,
in session on Tuesday and Wednesday " CO
proSens, , d James McCuley, Chic,
Judge and Hon. Davis, P. Davis Asso nn, e.
Judge sundry claims agains, a
persons were examined and passed
Bonds Approved Bond of Sarah
bond OF John Banks, administra,o, russell Mt T
Halman; bond Oft. Bradnn Gtn OF John
VIM E. Gillespie, executors ' of 1"sn and NJ
Ewing bond of Issac S. Dsfnr, =, a 'onn S.
Catherine Martin. 'Aecutor of
ACCOUNTS fassed.-First accom-.
l b. Ma,S" s eAec'0r of Benjamin J. Grs., -.
first and final account of Henry g g u u
administrator of WIN, 7 u u Hess,
final account of Gsorg, G. REYNOLDS nFs STAN and
tor OF Henry Reynolds; first an n''us' ehecu-
Josephine Wilson, adminis.ra,ri account GO OF
uel u''ie'plei second account IS u I'M
Cooper. guardian of Mary A ~ ., John T.
and final account of Esther J. nacIoi, frs,
Robert ~ RawIius, admius1rat"r" ' ia vi al d
j. H'nsnaw first account Of Jo,snh OF Tnos
Count adjourned to n um.f,es n c zier,
on Tuesday next. specl Al session
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1890-12-13

Select large, tender turkey, anu uinsd
a Try aud we'll siuged Rub it all over vel Nike
ana outside, with pepper and SAL ,redients:
q astufhng of the following mr. half a
one pound of light bread crumbs, , nn
p pound s OF butter, hesping tao d pspper,
que raw egg, and enough Wa.e' srst aud
rsIner soft. Stuff the breast "''
'ep p II up, then stuff the body; ;,h melted
huo the turkey all over with With d1n.
TIutter' and dredge well with '', aud p,uf
Lay 1t In the pan on its breast Have anr the
III quart of cold water. ii" hot as
u five well heated, but not Wv 1v to be
S Sne turkey must cook SLOW, ,,r 70 each
n uon Allow quarter of an no Nate with
pound. Have some butter in i;%. haste
a., q hiatdlng mop. From time to D., una nan, rub
o cne turkey with the gravy il ' md dredge
oref wi b the larding mop, 'p 'nrn from
again with flour As It browns, ln the
breast. "n' 'as' ,.r,
IL Frequent b,st,ug, dredging n and W s1S".
ing d will insure perfect ccok cook Brown all
o ooae 1t should be rich daf ct deep into
it no. r ana when fork is s'"I Remove it 70
a. mo- no red juice should run. n is not quite
s : not dish, and, if the gravy ,nfuI of -four
o cnack enough, add teaspo Of the erase
sL;aa smooth with some " while cook,
i ;an from the gravy Ills IL, away toe
h'g, the gravy in ne pan DOLE added.
a %oen the turkey is done tnsf'
"'out pint Of gravy.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1890-12-13
THE ELKTON FAIR.
Annual Meeting of the Stock
holders.-The Prospects Oflhe
Society Discussed and the
Meeting Adjourned to
February 10th, '9i.

The regular annual meeting of tie
stockholders of the Cecil County Agri-
cultura! Society WIS held at he cifi3e Of
| the Com pany in this town on Tuesday
About twenty five Stockholders were
present embracing number Of those
| who believe that the time has tot vet
come to abandon the idea of holding an
| other Elktou Fair.
The meeting was organized b. calling
Nj. Henry r. Torbert, OF THE WING, to
the chair, and selecting Nj JOHN Par.
fridge as Secretary. The ch ,irm4a Sug
gested that, as this was a purely business
| meeting, that the financial report OF the
Managers be read covering the expenses
of the last Fair. The Secretary read .he
report showing that the present total
floating indebtedness of the Society Was
s4,31G 50. Dir. G. NJ. Ellis, President of
the Society, explained clearly AID in.el!i-
gently how this deficiency h.d been
created That i'll character ard axtt ut
the exhibition this year had been au-
perior to any previous one, but that if
hal been wrecked financially BY the un-
favorable weather Mt its opening, which
not oaiy curtaiisd the attendance and
diminished the Humber of exhibitors, but
eutailed on the management at least an
additional expense Of 81 600. That it
was this year, as il had always been, Il
State FAIR IN size, depending !og exist
ence on. county or local support. That
the diminished receipts this Year were
principally from rti!loal sources, and
owing 70 the comp5tisiJa of the Whining
ton Fair emitting oil patronage from Della
ware. After some da6ate upoD suggas
tions looking t. the financial! rrlief of the
Society, Mr.. George W. Crui,ssl K Of
fered the following resolution which was
adopted, and the old Board of Mlnas5 RS
were reelected.
Resolred: That having confidence in the pres
ent Board OF Managers they he Reelected and
that said Board be instructed to confer with the
creditors OF ne Association ana rcPOr- II any
arrangements can he made luo&inr u the CON
tnuaEce the Annual Fair, and report ut Il
meeting Of the stockholders On Tuesday, Febru-
AIRY 10Th, 1891.
Mr.. Charles Walton, of Iron Hill,
moved that committee be appointed TO
confer with the takers of premiums with
a view to ascertain their Willingness to
re assign them to the Society, IS The only
means Of It's financial relief. The motion
was adapted and ;he committee to be de
signated by the President of the Society.
Ii having been suggested that stock of
the society could be sold if proper eff.
fort were used, the following gentle
men were designated committee to 50.
licit subscriptions for stock, viz : DR.. II.
II. Mitchell, VIM. Mcdowell, c. G.
Strickland, ]. NJ. McCleuahan, j. A
Kirk, W. ]. Wilson, John Harriott, Bar
ney Moore, Patrick Anderson and George
w. Christie.
Upon motion of Mr.. Cruikshank the
present Board of Managers were instruct
ed to admit stockholders TO annual cxhi-
billions free of charge as previous to this
year. The Meeting adjourned to Feb,u-
airy Josh, 1891.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1890-12-13
THE CIRCUIT COURT.
But few Cases Tried, and the
Grand jury Discharged
on Wednesday.

Like most of its predecessors the d.
cember term of the Circuit Court which
convened or Monday was dull and
uninteresting session, the Grand Jury
having but little business to do, and but
few witnesses being summoned before it.
Judge Stump called the Court to order,
Mr.. Daniel Harvey being selected as
Foreman Of the Grand Jury, and the
ether members being drawn az follows:
GRAND JURY, PETIT IuRy
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An Inquest Held.

The body Of John Roberts found on No.
vembeV eth on the platform of the Station
at Baldwins, and which was buried without
an inquest, was exhumsd on Wednesday
ana post mortem examination made og
Doctors Bratton and Whitaker. An H.
quest was held by Coroner Lilzenburg al
Cherry Hill, yesterday, at which mum Der
OF witnesses were examined, but no evil
dence elected other than that bis death was
caused by being struck by.a Railroad tram
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1890-12-13
1890 e
An Invitation. Which Will Fay.
OkHART & O.
ZION, MD. +

If you want to buy good dress of black Henrie
Cashmere French Serge Cloth or even black silk
CARHART & CO., Zion Md
If YOU wish to buy Underwear, Canton Flannes r
Grev Flannels Bed and Horse Blankets, and preserve
and comfort because colder days call for goods
CARHART & CO., Zion Nd
If your Boots and Shoes have become out
are past mending and want ones for any of your
and want goods that give satisfaction so to CARHi
CO.. Zion, Md.
For Clothing an Overcoat or for Ladies an
drens Goats take the place OF the that have
shabby or worn out go to CARHART & CO., Zion
For Oueensware, Lamps, Decorated Tea
Chamber Sets, Fancy Glass Ware for the Holiday
every day use to save money, CARI1ART &
Md. is the place to do it. fs
All the above mentioned goods must be IL
money let whatever effect the tariff may have
prices in future purchases. Our purchases have
and paid for and we have enough goods tor all
avail themselves of invitation. I
NNSsCASH.
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Ga motion of John s. Writ, Esq, R.
j. Brent of the Baltimore Bar was ad.
mitted to the Bar of Cecil. Ga motion
of William Young, Esq, James W.
MoNabb of Hartford county was also ad.
misted.
The case eff Sarah A. Wise vs. the
County Commissions set for trial was
continued until the March term Tho
case of the Baltimore Copper & smeItina
Co, VS.. The Eureka Fertilizer Co vas
taken up and continued up to Fr;dsv
evening. The Grand Jurv was H.;
charged having found four Indictment.
three OF them against Charles H,i.t ra1
stealing cows from Calvin Merritt Gao
McQailklD, Mrs. A. G. lutte and an in.
dictmsnt against Walker Lewis for -,
stealing of bay mare, the pron,r,v 'l ~
Howard L. johnson. u
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1890-12-13
THE RECORD.
Licenses Issued During the we.,

December 5th. Margaret f, p,u...
s.loon-Port Deposit, application " s,ai
80, .. heretofore published, and Iioa al.e
; :, under above date. 'D''
''' DecsmOer 5th,-Mary E. Falls uo,o,
r,ttop, Md. sureties-Dr. Cba,la a'' "
Ellis, John $. Writ. Application M NJ
nroyed by Edward Taylor, Rs0h ap'
E,iues, Harry W: Bell, Frank R, saO,4
Manly bremen, William Denver Jos.
Maver, Jane Mcknight, John Mex D IJur
Amos E. McNsal' Dunbar Morgan, ! IT. u
Marshbank'
DECEMBER 5th.-Harry Clark, f,o,.,
Calvert, Cecil county Nd. snrst;e. '''
Al, Il. Cameron Isaac H. Epglsnd
Indication approved by VIM. T. Jah nu
sop' Josiah Resder' John W. Daviasnn
T, H. vanpelt, Thomas Taylor, Josenh
p. Cain, Quits sidwell, George B. Camn
bell, William Biles' A. J. H. Cameron,
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1890-12-13

Ifsutferiug with rheumatism, Dyspepsia
Liver Complaint or any disease caused by
impurities in the blood. Try Broom Her"
BtJers, Ne iieine that - vegetable anu
harmless. Ii weak, feeble and nervous you
can trust IL. f. has cured many suiiafef
who suffered with pain and who tried every
known remedy in vain. For sale at Frazer ;
Drug Store, Elkton, Md. Trial bottle 20
cents, arge size 500
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a. " YATES & CO.'S Exrr,s,ox
They Will Consolidate ~
store in the sprinu 0'r Ne'

o n ga n' ss &C. q Co are offering spee,,,
Chestnut stre .as' rs stores at Sixth and
Chestnut strssts and at Thirteenth a an%
from the former place to sns to moving
p Uurposs shag the two store. Far , and
alterations and T'i im 'opn bss,n estsn,iv.
s nad ~ Thirteenth n Street The a d. Their
torn down na anS been secured, and will hs
tn the buisjn and rebuilt in harmony WI, ri be
ing them oas ' ot ,L now occupy, thus a rivl
city. "uest stores in tho
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1890-12-13

a. HENRY w. o. JOHNSON, WHOSE PosToFF'ot IS SAY
,z,u COUNTY MARYLAND the AUTHORIZED Aae"' Or '7@
,o TO RECEIVE AND RECEIPT FOR SUBSCRIPTIONS AND BILLS
DUE THIS OFFICE.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1890-12-13
1.-THE SPIRIT OF CHRISTMAS PRESENT.

''THE SPIRIT OF CHRISTMAS PRESEN'P'
is in the air and long aisles crowded with eager
buyers making early and therefore wise, purchases for the
great occasion. goes without saying that stock
is always strong in useful and staple goods suitable for
Christmas gifts but also display splendid assortment
Of fancy articles such as
Colar-and Cuff Boxes, Fancy Boxes and Baskets
Gard Cases. Bric-a-Brac,
Writing Tablets Shaving Classes
Club Bags, Hand SatcheIs,
Fans in great variety, Perfumeries and Soaps
Pocket Books, Paper Knives,
CERAMIC GOODS IN D0ULTON, ROYAL WORCESTER,
CARLSBAD AND BONN WARE,
Hand and pcate Mirrors Cut Glass; in choicest designs
Albums, Chatelanes
Vases Work Boxes.
Manicure Sets, Onyx Tables
Bisque Figures Toilet Articles
Dressing Cases, Photograph Frames
Piano, Table, and Banquet Lamps also, Onyx Tables and
Piano Lamps Combined
Goods will be reserved until just before Christmas, if
desred and will then be delivered promptly and in good
order.
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TUESDAY.

Seven men drunk at one time at the
Railroad Station. So reported by an
officer Of the Railroad Company.
A drunken man resident in Elktor
afraid to go home' went to the Jail and
was locked up at his own request.
WEDNESDAY.
A man from North East arrested and
imprisoned for drunkenness. Released
on payment of % fine and costs.
A poor fellow drunk and down on Bow
street. By the friendly aid of a neigh.
bors fence on bis legs again aud arrest
avoided.
Up to this date, seven % workmen of
Elkton generally heretofore sober men,
laid off for two weeks with loss of nav
or finally discharged for getting drunk.
The second man arrested for drunken.
ness on Tuesday released from Jail by
payment of $50 fine and costs.
THURSDAY.
Two men discovered lying in a drunken
stupor at daylight. Hal been lTirg
there siucs midnight Of Wednesday.
The man who paid his S. fine on
Wednesday, taken to Jail again almost
helplessly drunk from the railroad sta.
ton again fined $40.
FRIDAY.
A man in drunken condition arrested
on North Street for being disOrIerly, and
committed TO Jail.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1890-12-13

There was no business transacted on
Monday other than the calling of the
Dockets, excepting the Naturalization of
Charles Reinheimer.
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Daniel Harvey, David Craig.
Foreman. William A. Hill,
Isaac y Deiord, VIM. II. Chapman,
stanford Dewberry, JosephS. Griffith
Charles /. west, George Lum,
James VI. BeaSten, Henry NJ. Rorland
VIM, G. Henderson, Andrew I McVev
George Ramho, VIM ]. Evans
ThOS. IL Warburtou, John E. HurIord
Harry G. Whitelock, John Lamm Jr
WIN. NJ. Mccoy, Joseph c, Naudain
Job Haines, ], Ross ConnoIv
VIM. G.. HaSSon, Francis + Nver,
Jacob I Biddle, Alex II RriScoa
Andrew J Barrett, George w Jannav
Andrew Bradley, John b. Abraboms'
John \. Fortuer, Charles I Ravor5'
GhafieS u. Racine, Josiah p. Kirk,
Job England. Benoni + Thomos
James l. watts, James A, Jamison,
IeorS1 ". Massey, John w. Sherman,
i. Thomas Riale, Chasi r. Maywau
VIM. J. Baldwin,
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A man from ChaFlsstoWn arrested for
drunkenness aud indecent exposure o,
his person on the street. Released on
p,yment of 50 fine aud costs.
Another man arrested for beating his
wife while drunk. She refused to pross.
cnte. The man held in Jail for dis,r,ierl,
o,nduct on the street.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1890-12-13
RECORD OF ARRESTS FOR
THE WEEK.

The case OF the Elktou carpenter re.
ported in a mid.weekly paper as havjny
been assaulted on Bridge street bS
masked men, on Friday night aud left
unconscious, was a clear case of John
BARLEY Corn. The peace officers of tho
town know this.
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A man in drunken condition arrested
on North Street for being disDrIerly, and
committed TO Jail.
Wichita eagle., 1890-01-22
Chicago Grain and Produce.

CHICAGO, Jan. II. - Wheat - Prices
touched lower point again today. Spec
ulative trading was moderate and of about
same character as has existed for some
days past. The nature of Influences pre-
scented appeared to have but little effect
and lack OF confidence Is manifested. The
close was about 1s@A higher than yester-
day. 1t WAS claimed that the market to-
day was raided by the bucket shops" in
tereSt.
Corn-But little interest was manifested
in this market, the trade being light and
fluctuations accordingly narrow. The
feeling WAS steady and prices showed but
little change compared with yesterday,
closing quotations being about the same.
Oats-The Increased interest conferred in
the speculative market and alluded to yes
terday proved to he of brief duration for
today the market again ruled quiet. The
market closed at about yesterdays fig
ures
Hog Produce-There was fairly active
speculative trade reported in the market
for hog products, still the volume Of bust
ness was not as large as that reported YES
terday. Prices were slightly advanced at
the close.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
Wichita eagle., 1890-01-22
FINANCE AND COMMERCE
WICHITA MARKETS.

Receipts for twenty-four hours lob cat
tie, 4O3 hogs-The receipts show quite
m increase, and had the trains all
been on time the number would have
been more than double, as the differ
snt trains which had not arrived up to
g o'clock, reported eight or ten cars Of
stock to arrive at the yards tonight
There were some very good cattle
among the offerings today, composed
of feeding and shipping steers and
good butcher cows and heifers--There
was also some very poor stuff, but all
seemed to find buyers at good strong
prices for the quality---Market active
and stronger---The hog market was
called a little uneven by some OF the
commission men--Buyers wanted the
hogs for less money, but sellers
wouldn't have 1.-THE market opened
about steady at yesterdays close, and
most Of the hogs sold for more money
than was paid, although kilograms
from eastern markets noted decline
of about 5 cents--About two-thirds OF
the receipts sold at $500 1-2--The
close was steady and strong.
Wichita eagle., 1890-01-22

The harvest excursion" season 10 psas
ana the Santa Fs rsute, pleased With ~.
succsys in each G those excursions. sfats
comes TO the front with stiu anotLsr ian
ducrmept fer people 10 travel via ths-
popular line. In Gle way Of rosad-trip en-
cursion tickets. ~ greatly rsdsosd ratss.
20 prinei pal poists in Old Mckee. New
Mexico and T.xas; also Aiken, >. C.. Au-
gn-ts Ga, Birmingham, Ala. Bruns-
wick, Ga. Csllshan, Fla. Charleston, y.
C., Jscksonviiie. Fla. Mobile. Ala. New
Orleans La Savannah. Ga, Thomas
vile Ga.: limited 20 return not later than
June /, 1880 Transit limit TO points in
New Mexico. Old Mexico aud Texas will
be days escb wsy. 90 stser points named
above. trAns.t liHit will he days each
way.
Tickets arc also now on sale 70 principal
tourist points in California. also Ps1saiK
aud Prescstt, AIRY Portland. Orr: good
for siz months. With ggisg limit 20 dsJS
Las Vegas hot springs, y. N Ogden aud
Ealt LAKE Clty. Utah. Idaho aud Montana.
good for ~ days transit limit 4 days saea
wzy stoo-orsr privileges allowed On all
tourist tickets within transit ifmsta
Pull Information chs<rfuIiy given rela-
tive 70 routes and rates -ids-ariD rates
aud other sEeeiai rates 20 points on IN. a.
l. &. ;. 4. X Y quoted sn application.
Sleeping car accom- II adsfioas sesursc and
baggage checked 70 d<.t.nAtiSa- Call on
Or address IS. u. Murdoch, sssEt. IL y.
Main s;rset and Union asp0,.
Gro. 7. NIcTgofsos,
6. LT A. a 7. g. :. =. X z.
25-ii Topeka Kansas
Wichita eagle., 1890-01-22

tn. Port scott. wiebgts * Western rail-
way Missouri Psciee koais' - tbs oniy
Iiu@ running rosid trains through frSra
Wieutsz 20 EAns-s Cry ksa - l<oa4s.
L.avIuz - leaIls ~ ssls =. Ia Jeu Arr!-s az
ksnzss Cisy aeIt raors3HE a. Sesos<-
P..!rf}su pslzos sIs~p4Bg sod free rscssr-
ts.s efs4r ear. tEr0sge - kzssAs City AID
- I<ou4z esthsns c1sDss- EstnsEbeE II
Yea xo va TIA Fert -<o@r Route you ara
mo- dsrsaSrns ca Easlo ans e1nD>c-
lions a. Junction Point %. Jog go q zIs
shrgaxn On sid tx%iaA Iass - ine Ssiy
sesats zhose sa&ia Hax rims Ehrooxa W5cE<
IL Al tsaiss are maze ~ bsrs and r71a
taross-a slid 70 kAasAs City sss o. L>sssis-
II = TIE sGogt~s. la. 20 81 Loals
by a. fziiss sna tso hears tie quickest
7 I've trains daily g e loass As1s ! 1sss.s
east T.cxxt ssfscs 10 Ss7ts &zin street.
Ds2o: ecTusr sse0fa znd " leslt4 ssrsss&
T. Z ELEckiz!.
Passenger and Ticket sgsa-. - y. Aa4s
-. IS ieasts. kA5.
II. & TowksExD
9. T. 4 T. A. - i>Dais, ia
Wichita eagle., 1890-01-22
Brief Mention.

Henry Robinson, Garden Plaine, was
looking over the new yards today.
d. NJ Williamson, Attica, WAS on today's
market with car of cattle and hogs
A. c. knadler bought fourteen head of
mules from the street railway company
and shipped them south.
J. S. huntington, a prominent business
man of South Haven, came in with car
of cattle for the hank of South Haven.
This is Mr.. HIS first business on our mar
ket and says he is well pleased.
David Fox, Norwich, marketed a car I'M
fed stock today.
H. P. Smith, Wellington, had 90 head of
hogs on the market.
John Hermes, Ost. had a car of good
shipping steers on the market which sold
at a good price. This is Mr.. HIS first ship
meut and he said be was well satisfied
w A. Sterling, of Sterling & Brinley,
extensive shippers from Peabody, came in
early and was waiting for four cars of
good hogs to arrive on the Rock Island.
which was about three hours late
Wichita eagle., 1890-01-22
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.
BY Telegraph.

KANSAS CITY, No. Jan. 2L-The Daily Indicator
REPORTS: CATrLE-keceip f7dQ shipments 100 !
Market steady strong steers % 1908 IO cows ~
az az stockert and feeders e. 40J IS HOGS
Receipts g4U shipments none. Market 5Ca7isc lower
Ali grades - G5tsG -. Bulk - 67t.SS "a
SHEEP-Receipts 40, shipments 10 Market
steady. Good to choice muttons aud lambs 50a5 Az
sfockers and feeders - 0cdt -
CHICAGO, III. Jan. 2l.-1he Drovers' Journal re-
ports: CATILE-Receipts 500. shipments 500
Market strong best closing easier i,eeves - kG
M steers ebc4 81 stockers and feeders S2l5q3 aE
Texas corn fed steers - 25 s5 Texas grass steers
81 5ikae 30 HOGS Rccspts 46l0l SD pments
5000 Market slow and 5slc lower. Mixed and
Iicht 81 Ggs3 S. heavy e0s3 81, skips
Market strong TO shade higher. Natives IS 20
as 30 western corn ted 81 Ust5 -, Texans IS 80
"a s.
~. LorIs. Mo-, Jan. observation-disclosures 800
shlpmcnSs bo. Market strong. Good 10
feeders IL 5s5 To- range steers 81 0oe3S 20. HOGS
Receipts 74I Shipments 81 Market steady.
Fair TO choice heavy IS 1893 So packing
grades g 6Oa5 - SBEEP-ReceIpts sol ship
ments 40 Market strong. Fair TO choice 1 50
fch ~
Wichita eagle., 1890-01-22
Wichita Grain Market.

WICHITA. Kan, Jan. n.
The market continues quiet and inactive. Prices
steady.
GRA1N-Csr lots on track:
WHEAT-COod milling 5S1l5Sc. while other GRADES
are quoted at - and down.
cox No. 3 I2OtiSc-
OATS-l2tSlA
RYE-No. ,, 22tf2ic; No 3 marc
HAY-S4 80 per ton. "a % In car lots
GROU ND CORN-ChOp Ia car !ois sc per 100 lbs
Wichita eagle., 1890-01-22
SHEEP.

There was little doing in the sheep market. Prices
steady.
The receipts were light, only 20 head being on
the market They averaged 81 pounds ana sold at
50 1as
Good mutton sheep s0910D lbs..........3 25653 20
81 s,..cI, xs,.,hers Tt,S5 ----...... SC
Good TO extra lambs. lUS4 "