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.ANTT- TR UST BILL DEFEATED.
 The fist great battle in this State between plutocracy and the people has been fought on the floor of the Senate and won by the pluto crats. After long struggle, dur ing which at every point the meas ure was bitterly fought and con- tested, the antitrust bill has been fibally defeated. On yesterday the final vote was taken and it resulted in victory for the plutocrats by the decisive vote of 10 to IT. It is the first battle that has ever been waged against the various trusts aud combines doing business in this State; but it is to the trusts what the battle of Manassas was to the late Confectionery. It is victory for the trusts that will be turned to defeat. The people of Arkansas have learned something about the cotton seed oil trust and how it is depreeiating the price of the cotton seed of the far mer They have also learned some thing about the insurance trust, fly ing it banners under the name of the State Underwriters Associa- ton, which is exacting extortionate rates and premiums from every man who places an insurance policy upon his home and property. We would, therefore, urge the trust peo- pie not to be overjoyed by their first victory. The people are slow to act, and their representatives may prove recreant to the interests of those who placed them in power, but, then, the people will yet have their inning and a reckoning all around.
 The antitrust bill was defeated by the same old argument that is always made when efforts are put forward to restrict and regulate cap ital; i 2. that it will drive capital out of the State The other con- tention that the bill was too far reaching in it's effects was not tenable, for the bill was no broader in it's scope than either the Texas or Missouri antitrust law, and we have yet to hear that the effect of either law in either State has been disastrous. Anti trust laws are no new experiment.. They have been tried in two of our bordering States, as well as in others throughout the Union, and in no State have we yet heard that an antitrust law has driven out capital or been attended with any disastrous consequences.
 The claim that such 8 law would drive out capital is simply an old scarecrow resorted to to frighten the timid and to create an excuse for those who find pleasure in serving corporate power and combined wealth.
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Dynamite Hicks is still an inmate of Castle Gibson where he will doubt less remain until next Thursday, when he will be brought into court to answer to the three true bills found against him by the Grand Jury. He is taking his imprison- ment very coolly, and says, as we all know. that it is not the first time that he has been a prisoner.
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RIlsINEss 1N ARKANsAs lN 1Sq4.
George Tiles, GENERAL AGENT, LITTLE ROCK.

TIE late municipal elections have demonstrated the fact that the country is still Republican. Little Rock is about the only city of any magnitude that elected a Democrat over Republican for Mayor.
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The Pine City club will soon be ready to open the ball season in Pine Bluff. suits have been ordered, N hich are expected daily. The clnb expects to have game with a visit ing team about the 1st of next month. The Pine City club is com posed of youngsters" but they are all cracker jacks.
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VOLUME l, No. of the Prescott Paragraph is before us. Charly Shankle, its editor and proprietor, is one of the most enterprising news paper men in the State. and we wish his new enterprise the success it deserves.
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Mir. Walter S@rrells introduced J. ". Hicks, the A. r. A. lecturer, at the Opera-house as "eX-Priest J. W. Hicks, q cousin of Irl R. Hicks the noted St. Louis weather prophet. :" He did this because Hicks had in- formed him that he was a cousin of that gentleman, and of course, at that time, he had believed his story to be true.
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TIE Helena World is nothing if not enterprising. In its edition of last Wednesday, the day after the city election, the World presented its readers with handsome like nesses of all the newly-elect city off
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A. F. Goslen, colored man of this city, has patented a kitchen utensil which should be in every household. It is known as the Ex- celsior Tea and Coffee Distiller. It has great merit. The patentee, wko is an unas-uming, polite man, is sell ing his distillers at retail in this city at a very reasonable price, and those who have tried them heartily en- dorse and recommend them.
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Messrs. Jeff Hicks, Carter Murphy. Clip Taylor, k. ". Love, Geo. Adams and George Rogers returned yester- day from q trip Co Little Rock to see the races.
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Saturday, in the Magistrates court of Al. J Stewart, Pat MeGlynn was fined $50 and cost for an aggravated assault upon Mr. F. Mes. The case was appealed to the Jefferson Cir cult court and McGlynn gave bond and now has his liberty Dynamite Hicks was the cause of the assault.
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The engagement of the Duncan Clark Female Minstrels, who ap- peared at Wares Musee Theater Friday and Saturday nights, was very successful. X crowded house greeted them q. both performances.
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Senator Adams and Representa- tiyes Hilzheim, Sallee and Black well came down from the State capital last evening.
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ASSETS

AcEEIE nnrities e'',' - Ss 97o 699 67 mortgoae - Il, ,339. .215 Q2 Iaans an stocks and bonds ~ II ,36610l 00 Real estate ...... - - 2f 6e1, ,733 39 e"1,s nes iii g655 19s 9f AeeruTes insns t.teeies' efe B.615.6 O.
 s20i,63s ,7s3 g6 Reserve for policies and other
 amerean Der cent sfs2. .109 456 II surplus us...........- ...... S22, ,520327 s2
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Mrs. Pic Merlo, the wife of the well-known Italian gardener, is quite sick.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-04-07

Mir. T. W. Jones, of Souix City, Ia., is in the city. Mir. Jones is the prin- pal owner of one of the largest furnish ing goods factories in Iowa, and his company is speaking of moving South, in fact. Mir. Jones is now in this State looking for location. His factory makes church pews. desks, stair cases. etc. He expresses him. self as being well pleased with Pine Bluff.
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Prof. Jordan was a passenger on last nights train from Little Rock.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-04-07

Statement and find the same to be correct CHARLES X. PRELLER,
 Auditor.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-04-07

and rene renewed wed s90677 q7 Insuragce and annuities in force
 December 3l. 1894 esoo.9f.fte t-
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Mrs. I. ..J. Moore returned home last evening from Little Rock.
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DISBURSEMENTS.

To policy holders for claims by .. death ......-.. st#=..... ..t 9ll,929'94 VI To poliey-holders for endow-
 ,napts dividends ete.. . 9.159. 462 II For all other accounts .... .. 9.7S9. .634 Is
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PROGRESS IN 1891.

WAITER k. GILLETTE, Gen Manager ISAAC F LLOYD, second NlceaPresldent FREDERIC CROMWELL, treasurer
 EMORY MCCIINToCK, u, D. F. l. A. Actuary M J. EASTON, secretary
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-04-07

DEAL M MERiT is the character uN istic of Hoods Sarsaparilla. It cures even after other preparations fail. Get Hoods and ONLY HOODS.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-04-07

From the surplus dividend will be appor- toned as usual.
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ADDITIONAL LOCAL.

Mrs. Mccarthy returned yesterday from a visit to Little Rock.
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LARGEST DAILY CITY CIRCULATION,
THE MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW YORK.
 
RICHARD 4. M'CURDY. PRESIDENT
For the Year Ending December 31, 1894. ASSETS, $204,636, 763.96.
 INCOME.
 INCOME.

Received for Premiums.--... 36sl23l63 " Received from all other sources D,s97f6 F
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nss- ADVERTISING RATES MADE KNOWN
 ON APPLICATION.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-26
11,r srnck MARKET

.N.fl ft.utrt
rrs,rs re,o,,,. -, clr. ,r sas head H. ,ar. ror
export alive cars or slaurh,erers dr, and - ar
loI ne b, mar~ m'ti91 Te s @r. i .l~ ,' about me-
hall steers. and t" taIan,~ oxen and ''"., lfad'
yith"n, ~ fun clearanee steers we're Ia. lower.
oxen l'92c III from inc t''.ms p.',', ~ ,,,f M
niand Common prime natit" steer. soi 80 >ins' ~
r a5@ss %, "a~, at >i soas; e, ',' lrc.,.I n,,f
".a'.c --latest chi" ",' ..' ~ 100 i,,,.n hn, '','
ng grI'r IT,. A@',,', er.r b s A. saln
r r'G N''l m.sns IT, ~ i9'ri'l ani H., - Gsoe
,;lnm.nt- ia, none o. sauria, ,,~ iuc.rIa aiu
take 20no quarter. for E,,mans Coinfany. the NJ,
Gcia.mi'h and - .ai'ic All - quar,r # Dri or
sch~azs'llh . Sui1irre'r. '9' is.' named nrm rill
osa .nirens from , '. r., l ,n ''e" ''- '''~
= < $, per Tao. p pa ~ vr5s !, g. 'il! ,n ri
oxen 1880 No. it, - 40. d. 20 H. ar s. .io. -: p
10 do i.2s H. 81 81 80. ., 800 ~ 4, - 80 ,le
II, a, s. 80 bun, e3oq - n 5. l5asa 10 = COWS.
. ~ ID at ," 100, n 49, = ~ - w, a., 81 e. Il
do ~ II, ~ ~ ~.
serraa 'yeg - rno- s, , ZIG H. =, ~
il;% H. a. - 80 y 30" iln H. ., - Z" :" Nls'na a.
~ f: + a d. 70: { = q OH" en-
q y.!sala s;,I. la'' n SO ~, 70
1850 IL. at s. do. 80 y. at - ca. COW -" IL. ."
8? 50 y a.. !, q" ", as. a. 81 20 zoo n
5. 10 Is EcD'ac. s, - ii'7 r. at s. 20 Il *, Kr9ac's
50 30. 30. 1851 H.. 81 81 10 l. 3d. liM n. ~ 81 20
100 No. AZ 81 ~. bulls 800 ". 81 de-. "2o ~
-. - KS H. al 81 ~ 30. 81 n, ~ 81 80
". sherman; ~ Iiicnis steers. i325 H. ~ 81 ~
MICH COWS-Only . head received and sod. calt es
Included 81 80 each Footing steady.
CALVES Receipts All Nov YORK markets. .'D head
u which i5S head a |h--i. The latter almost
all Western calves. for which there demand
N.ais iatrd steady sass. and barnJard calves
- which - Woe he'd over yesterday continued dull AZ
hanged prices.
dressed vcis little nrncr a. Gnnc. with
ch"icc nearby calves selling 34c. c dressed steady
~ .nIUi,c. ltfis calves firm Ihji g.
Salos-D. McIheison Co " f"hs. l"5 H. average o.
81 per l'D ~
: Sanders. = ,,as ~, f. -
SHEEP AND LANES r., .ips. ~ f.ilN head
~ direct butcher and O.. fpr the market
Including Thursday there H. for
sac Demand moderate. buf f.cng - iift,c nfmer
both sheep and lambs. Poor &, prime sheep sold ~
4, per leo H.. inferior d prime lambs 81 loN
Dressed mutton steady 40 iis06'.t dressed lambs
littlr active at GW1'4c, choc" atnon. Sc.
.saies-D Harrington. 30 Michigan lambs. - n ayor-
s., per 100 H.. 49, lo - H. az 81 - lo Michigan
sheep .w IL 90 81 10
iIallcnbeck & Hollis. 10 State amh. - H. 30 - ~
e. Dhcn'aci - state lani. IS To- - 10. ~ sat
sheep. - H.. at g.: 10. - do teullsl. II d. - -
H. Mcpherson CO.. III Western lamb az H. 80 81 -,
Dos Western sheep - H. ~ 81 -
Newton a co.: IA I;unao lambs - ~. =; 60, -
Buffalo sheep 100 H. 81 - 81
l. HippG - i'nnsy tnnis sheep II ~. - - ~,
Pennsy l,inia lambs. - H. ~ 81 -.
Wiikerson & sherman Us Buffalo lambs 0cv Sheep.
jfS4 NJ -
Hogs Eeccip's - car or 1901 head Mono f.r sale
alive. NomnailS steady ~ - - Jog lN, ~ Country.
/ dressed ri - ms Tor heavy lieh'.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-26
EXPORTS TO-DAY
THE GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

January -. 1870
,-yTTON-The market started with decl'h. oi W, w.
mint. ana sold during ne forenoon I" .e ~
- sl. points late morths ard about &" P,i,ts W.
n.sr rconfls afterward recovering a NUE. pIhs,i.~
,,riae. l noon ny about points under N'S..i ua
',,trr icures very little speculative int'.e'
II. market cables not as good as 'Nl"tl'u'
\.l,~ heavy receipts al th' i"ris anu ea
inferr mo, ement capped heavy shipments oI snn.
Tho .,iirS. of market during the Afternoon
steady tone with mel sF ~.
points on early months and points on aie P's''oIS
Total sales 700 bales. Liverpool 'utures '.ysV"
with nc loss Of .G2 points. ana the news rom tai.
chester encouraging There mas pe,h I" ~.
deal OF talk during Tho week of very heavy sales o. si
,-ffpn al idNerproi. hut the weekly report snpNN STU
Tor ,hc week 12Wp bales against tt"" 'e pr,
WON. week and 1l.Dcu bales corresponding Week dS'
Near This indicates the sales mov ne' Las ne'f
,uN ~ to IN. acreage best Locally there was L",si
,i.ai = s,tlne mostly February June ana july VI
tie .ras rcc~pfs week Brun~wich received 80
and loNal. i>3s The ".tlmdlel f'''lS d,
bales,
H. week and 10 hairs last frti -
cents ~ naitN d~"ii.Si
Las week III bales year and a. Memphis. 'n'
b. so week. and - iasi year ~
CENT. ports today 21i3 bales against ~ ~"
bale. week wear. Receipts ~ ports ln'
week bales. against 10" ds VIZ
56 NJ Iuefior receipts Tor Inc Week "el'
r1 So against SiOD4 last week -, l'' las' year
Interior shipments week j"sl5 bales. against l--
So bales last wech S,.r'2 year. Interior stocks
40 bacs ii4 206 last week. 4"2o ds' year
ming. fange close today and closing hcs Inc
previous nigh; and follow:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-26
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston. Jan. 25.-Cott1n firm. mddng BE-, lo"
midIlins -. good ordinary i.c not and gross r.
c.ipf. 10 bal exports Great Hftnn. ~ SIS bales
sales spiurrrs. 81 bales stock 2oo9l3 bales
Neeklr gross receipts - so ial"s. exports 10
rritau % $50 bales. Continent 10 Ia bales coast
wls. bales sale. 72j2 bales. spinners. l6' bale.
Norfolk Jan. -. Cotton steady. Wiidng a., llW
middling lGc good ordinary ilGc. not and gross
rac.ipfs 81 hsos exports coawi-e lO9i bales sales
asa balls. stock ~ bales. Weekly net and
ceirs Ol4t hdes Great Britain i6G3 bales
exports the Continent ".4B bales; c"astws". hbIl
haes. sales tGN bales.
New orleans Jan - lotion duh. good middlins 5'sc
middiins i-lcc. low miing i3- iGc. good ordinary
D-icc receipts 1>2t bales. sross Si7l bales.
ports Britain - so bales. sales. 2.Wp bales
stool. 31G bale Wc"llt receipts. 7i>a, bales
bales. 10 Great BRITAIN ~ 2p bales
France l.. ~, bales Continent H2tp bales coastwsc. - q
bales saies - 500 bales
Savannah Jsn -cotton quiet. bur steady. miidln.
10 nw midllinc. 80. good ordinary. 1l5,. not
gross receipts. = ~ bales exports colstwi~, S
bales s1s. ij2j bales. stock. $500 bale Wech net
gross u 90 bales. exports lNiain
bale France. j.o6 bales. Continent. N3ij bales
tvl-.. r1SG bale, -al's. 300 bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-26
r,lr rrAnr II clncAGo

chicago Jan. - oSp''al. Wheat made "n''h"' nov
record today May getting 20 .. 'ni closing d" '' N
...., cents Gables iperr u" ,a-h H'm'nd Alp'"
rf .r. Wa cptinue liquidation. Sew YOU, dd more "'
n than any other interest. bu' DO was uncertain "he'n'r
A. ,,.4 COVERING o- whether Was trying q" bring '''
flIf. ri~ large Ih' NnN i'tlN i'N
f..Ii,,r WIS q failure h-f.. WILLIAM Young co. DO.
concern an a4 with % N~tt Nifi lt+n years ago
l. f bad ser, ffad rp'n Hni liH 4hif di nI 'N
-, $50 The prc" WIS affected hp thn N""- OH lNh NJ
.D.I exports and o. cine poor prospect "i i'"ii'
-n.n,i. LEGISLATION Washington E,f"rt 80 'ttnc'-
.ri, n0i.ri'e Jess 80 ~ bushels MaF oprn"i W
sa sold "a, Hii.. and closed ed. -, -N's'-t
cents The curb shade on tain from Washing ~
60 bonds
'Ufn opened vtah Ni'l wheat l'il M" 'i' ma '''
VIZ stflis. the -hipIlns demand good thr 'if 81" in"
nignf- Ma, oprn,l ff iJi,. solid between - ana 49,"
closed 49, cents. ln" trr iir were 10 ''i'' W
..tiGtat. for SATURDAY.. -; samples W." Up cent
,ar.,f u tho 90. hand and inclination to NmpAili
yl,n wheat nn m. utho, Ma, opened ~. solid De-
v..n - aud -g' and closed af -, r"i-. The receipts
were tar-. fhr estimate or ~atn''t. - ~'inp. s
we've up a cent. There WIS rnol slipping d"nlani
Prn,i,,ons irregular within rri"rii" tans" -
cents in pork ~ cents .n iud and III cents ~ ~,
Parker moderate SELLERS. there wa@ country lGtda
tiDn hog receipts wrre irht. 1880 Win M" ''''
mat. COZ SATURDAY iH0 The clos" wa Just ui" over
Thursdas. 2ia cents on pork. lard and ribs
curt, MAJ wheat vff" hfa. calls. a..
cents Puts IN MAY corn w"r" i"'- calls. ~. cents
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-26
LONDON WOOL SALES

London. IAN. ., ~ the wool sale. to-day there
active dcli for hstf'r prowths ~ the
rates current Continental purchasers bought tary NJ
classics Yorkshire operators purchasers
4bref extreme rates. CAPE 81 Good Hope and
Natal whites sold VITA much spirit. but sreases
less favored Following the DAYS sales H. 4 all
and the prices obtained: Now South Wa's = 200 bales.
secured. 9i.dTls 2d. do lock and pieces 6N ~. greasy
5a9 sd. dn locks and pieces .;HG, Queensland $50
bt'S. secured. niiTlH 3D. 80 pchs and pieces Gn3l;
greasy. jnGsd do ocis AMI pieces. JH6'sl. Victoria
ilW bales. secured isdW2s Cd do locks and piece" ddt
l. 2sd JlTls. do locks and pieces a. as .i.
South Aust-aa 700 bales. secured 1inllsd do lcs and
pioc' inii.d. greasy isnGd. do locks and pieces, - n
~ West Australia .np bales. secured 'u.'ild greasy.
idGid. 60 locks and pieces. 3n3i Tasmania - ha's.
secured. sgnai. New Zealand 1000 bales. secured, "a
Ia do locks and pieces. isWeil. greasy. "Hnl Cape
u Good Hope 1900 bales secured GNduls 3d. ereasl
;ignSi. de- locks and pieces 3isG4i.d. Agentne-i,D
bales. greasy. iaN6' 81. do locks ana pieces Ital'd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-26
co1-vTpy pRODl-CE MARKET

N.v- York January iN'''-
,,r,Ns ,xD prAs-A slightly weaker feeling was
shown to-day on dofes,ie msrro% .'an' as sell f.~
ap ii 1nd ,"a are si G, W to- 5. % otoer can
buy choi, qualify a. 3 a'as5 e. Mi RncS nry
Reid ANA would l da .u to bug bet siad" ,," s,-
ianci ~ much doins in green pea W. ,, g'o - ,a
s 81 mann mcdim 81 sa,'si =. do pea 81 a> -
10 white k1nry s. 90 do s red IS ,o i d. ma Gs
f,ha soas2 =, q, l2r'sn pea 81 "5%>i =" 81 ~, a. d.
csn s @s II o.. :, d. c 5eaG f s. si' ioas 4 %
BrTTER-To" mary buyers horime nieI',t,H ~ ,,iins.
cd ,he street. sunccny strong - warrant Inc
bass iut ns "'it"' I,,,i ,i. none, Goods YER,
quality downward the market f. sui N'it du ana Inn,
xpor,ers taken about 100 tubs Of FISH seconds '%r
fresh ~xiras per H. asc. Do eiqeec: Do thirds
TO t r,5 I%s7o state dai-y nalfiihn r1s a
fancy. Ia 10 DO seconds 10 hrsts l-4icc' S,ar l'
IT,: state iary tubs h'ins. thirds loaic: 'mi.a-
ton creamery ioalSc. Western dairy "pl3c fatoF'.
frcsh sgi'c do held ga ,'o, l na ty ere. shin
ncns ~ cheese from Canada afe preventing our
y"ry +sr, ana , aV. so is becoming nor general
I'm gudl' W rc m"te open offers at - l,ss price
enI they ssnd ray s l W. auSc: State aror,
fuli cream. fall MAKE. coof'i fancy per a. liHd,'c
q" ~e I',' "a oc 10 mali .izc coorc anc,
lsc d, white fancy l,'"i do good I ." c,ia'
Size 5a9c. do large. SIZE 5'aH''-c' fun skins -""'
EGGS Maihc maintains firm iGne E'o'g,s Of 5. fss
gathered are not very gh put NJ Is " Ia, ~ and
The auanii;, offered sale is moi largc than nccd'
G Gi, nrS rs.l &C. VI e qo " @ zea
21r. Sate and Icgns, l,ana 20 Mlssr i iiia
10: held stock def",y, per ca.s So! , i'd
~, ienand lux arc nj plenty crnnnrrrs nrm Flor
,@ %4 pcr i 81 5oasi do raidvn 81 5ons' SPY
s2as3 90 Spiiz. S%d>'. grapes ,aia"@ pc" . Si
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-26

2 400 head on sale head market opened ,osnd
IG lie higher lambs sheep steady ana s 81 , fair T.,
ali lambs. - .snso ~ "o
good 81 s5dxi ~: light and common - s5 ~,
mixed sheen 81 75dS3 10. common 10 iaiT' S-''- ''
porl sheep. 81 5Odsl - , ,,a,,. market
r,s liberty IAN .5-Catile-Iiece,pts hSt =. MAJ, ri
-. prime 81 I0TS5 30: good. 81 tDnst ~ E,u'
buchers Siasi 20: rough fat s3n~ ~ ,a, Ils" n phi
faJ.. selling readily. Philadelphias. - .nsf y"
hilaioiphiss - 25dSa 80: best mixed - ,v gh
.,s 81 lo1sl - r0ughs S3n<i. sheep Su,?ls e. ~,
market drm for both sheep and lambs loo 10 ssT e. 20
S;G<; 90. 40 10 ~ ~ > -'"r,
,earlings s.. ioaS3 -. best lambs. 81 "HS' - common
Il" al is E, y,|is rhicago Jan 2j-Caftle-Receips'
900 hoad Market steady. common IT, ,Ni" - and
"a ~ ~, sf1ckors and feeders. - lnn>' 90
fyS 81 25nS3 10. calves. $3Hsi -
II go, head. Market ilm Heavy. ~hhSf o. - "3G
49, choice nIxei - IJuxi 30. choice assorted -
=, ~ hight 81 7Oasi pigs s20s3 -. Sheer.
ono head Market Inferior to choice p -"uSo go
~. IL
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OTHER MAnKErs-By rELEGrArn

Buffalo jan. - -Caftlr-Rec..pis Last - hour. $50
head. toad for week hus far . $50 head. fif sam. linn.
last w""A. u o." head consigned through head n,
N"W-Nok. l.lio head, aa" ~ head. nar.sf nr,u.I
strong FIR good butchers grades slow hev, Steers
oosc1 steady: prime heavy. iioo Loo n steris soil
- SJnS' - Ncas dun >iusi -. lght hutch,
cS steers 80 Jns3 ~. Cat COWS 81 2jas3 o. good m.di
uin ~i'rt~. ~ 2'T*l % Hogs Receipt hour
20" h'nd. total for wt'k thus 700 heal Tor
ih',r INN" las week, ~ i'~ head, consigned tlrough
Hlh head. io Newl ok. :iGAD head on s,l. > -, h.nJ
market opened siradN and hrm for Workers ana tights.
SO" "f '"'s closed strong al sold fvb l,ad- ~
ai. arrivals Workers - 2jnsl 20 mostly 81 ~. pigs
:, .,"S! ~: good mc,ums 81 "Oai 81. good heavy
- Dpsi 3ii4 ouFhs g. Jon< a. stays S;H a ~ shoe
ana lambs Receipts LAST - hours 900 head. total for
M""k thus a.. Geo head fpr ssrie time Lass week
$500 head. consigned through so head 10 New.York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-26
LEHICI VALLEY RAILROAD.

stations foot Of COriiandt and DcsbroSscs u
200 A. VI. daily for MACCH CHUNK aaa Inter
mediate stations.
S:I5 4. VI. daily for GENEVA. ROCHESTER,, BrT
FALo: NIAGARA FALLS SUSPENSION BRIDGE ~
the Wes principal and local points: dinng-c1 I
saspensioI Bridge Pullman Vestihge Sieen,. t. Snzs,
1910 4. VI. daily for MAICH CHUNK and g-e'
mediate points Connections for Reading and IIsrrisesz
100 y. VI. daily. except sunday, for ELMlkA aat =
intermediate stations connections for Pottsyle and Res
irg chair-car Wi'kesbaTre.
f:tO =. VI. daily except Sunday. FOR T. an!
JUNCTION ahd prlcnal intermediate 81 tons Pul1ai
huTst parlorcar 10 Wkesbarre connections tor Pom
v.lle.
Z 30 -. caily except sunday FOR SOUTH PLAN
FIELD anc Intermediate stations
3:a g. ". daily. FOR Eas, and intermetiats s;ar;'s
GOO y. ". daily. for BTFFAlo. NlAGAR FALLs
ari all p1in West Pullman sleeper yes;.illet ~
" Y. 10 Chicago. Sleeper Buffalo and Toronto. cor,h
Sons foc Reading and Harrisburg.
G:9c y. VI. iaiy. except sunday. for Eason and nis
1900 p. VI. daily for ITHACA. GENEVA. RocH
ESTER. BUFFALO. NIAGARA FAILS. and al poiin
West Pullman sleeper. Chicago and BuTa.5. Cha;
car 10 Wikesb -,
Tcte,s and Pullman acc9mmodatIon. A. ?25 81 y, 7.
and ! 223 Broadway. if3 BOwery - East lifh s., ~
East i2S'h ~ y. Y: seN Fulton St. court s., y
Broadway. AM Brooklyn Annex. Brooklyn. =. Y
The v. Transfer Co will call fcr and clock ~ go
from hotel residence through 20 destination