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PUBLIC.
\. P. WOODLAND,
Notary Public also, Commissioners
Of Deeds

DOR the States OF Alabanaa, Arkansas, Con-
hecSicut,f Georgia, Illinois, Iowa, Ken
thcky, Louisiana. Maryland. Michigan. Min.
nesota, Mississippi. Missouri, North Carolina,
ohio; Pennsylyania, South Carolina, Virginia
and West Virginia.
re Once, No. 29 Main street, front room
upstairs, in Walker Block. ie2
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

Great Political Revolution was accomplished
by the election Of Grant, and a revolution Of
imLlense social Importance has been effected
by the general substitution of that pure aud
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NOTICES.

DAuNISTRATRIX NOTICE.-To the cred
~ itOrs of J. 7. Naldran, deed; You will
k notice that i have taken out letters OF
administration on the estate of J. Wal
dram, and you are hereby notified to present
your claims 10 me for settlement; those in
debted % the estate VIII please come forward
and settle same. "
fv2 Mrs Z 7. W TAT nDAr
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To MADISON \ LITTLE Rock, Arkansas.
Going West-Leave Hopefeld daily at 7l-2
am.
Coming Easi-LeaVe Madison daily at . pm.
FerryTBoat leaves foot of Union st. Mt Z am.
:. r. BEAUMONT,
General superintendent.
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Receipts per NJ. & C. r. r., 9 bales.
Exports were, per NJ. q c. r. r. p
bales. River SAG bales.
Receipts for the week PA bales; exports,
$40 bales. Receipts for same week last
year, SO bales.
The following is the New York weekly
statement: Receipts for the week at this
port. 1870 bales; receipts at all ports,
10000 bales; receipts since September LIST
al this port, G2i,O5G bales; receipts since
September lst at all ports. 2,054,00O bales.
Exports for the week at this port, 1904
bales; exports since September LIST at this
port, SIS, 1871 balesi exports for week at
all ports, 572G bales; exports since Sep
TENDER lst at all ports, l~,423,65! bales.
Stock on hand nj this port, 1900 halesi
stock on hand at all ports, 4 1900 bales,
Exports for week 10 Liverpool. 596 balesi
exports for week 10 the continent, f6S
bales; exports from all ports for week to
Liverpool fl55 balesi exports from all
ports tor the week Ga the continent, Iail
bales.
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NOTICE,
To the Merchants of Memphis and Aer-
chants and Planters on White River.

I HAVE his day sold tbs White River Mail
4 Contract, with aitmy Interest in the White
river trade, 10 the Memphis and Arkansas
ttiVer RaCket Company, Of which Major "a
=. Adams is President. To the old citizens az
Memphis and on White river, hy whom Mai.
Adams has been so lCug and faVOrably
known, l need say Eothmg, as he is no str;ln-
ia them, having successfully carried their
malls and done their river business for them
fGT many years before the war. To the new
| take pleasure in recommending the
new line as reliable in every particular, and
ask for them q cordial and hearty support.
une 10, 1853. JOHN h. DAVIS.
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NoTicE.

A Ii persons Indebted 20 81. Mary's school
n for tuition fees, are urgently requested to
call and pay them Immediately. The neces-
stiles OF my position will compel me to put
all accounts. unpaid by the 18th of July, in
the hands of an officer.
ie30 MARY +. POPE.
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Cola closed in New York at 1864. Mon
sy on call per cent. Sterling Exchange
dull at 1919 for prime CO day bills. Gov
ernnents were steady throughout with
limited business,
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spinners, $50 bales; to spectators 800
bales; 1850 bales Low Middlings were
sold for future delivery, including Deeem-
her, at 26@26Hc, and January at 25%&Soe.
In this market q few bales changed
hands at about former rates, though the
demand i very small, and only two or
three buyers were on the street. We
ouote without change.
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IN taking charge of the Memphis and White
L River Mail Line, / can only say that we
Will endeavor to conduct the business in such
a manner that il will be satisfactory ia the
merchants and planters on Crr T0gte, ant TO
the travelling public. H '
For thsprossnt We. VIII run two b~Oats-leaY-
lB5 A2eulp9ris every TUESDAY and SATURDAY.
bit is sodn as the business win JUSTIFY ft. Will
put OF n boat on Thursday, making q tri-
weekly line, l will here say to the Memphis
merchants, that IL will be my aim to give
them as low a rate of freight as il is possible
to do without injuryor loss to the CCWpany
which l represent, and would GSE OF Them a
n hearty cooperation
% John D. ADAMS.
jung H, 4SsL jei2
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"a Word to Horsemsn.s-DR. TOBIAS, cELE,

,"A Word 10 HOFsemen."-DR TOBIAS CELE-
DRAFTED VENETIAN HORSE LINIMENr
has been tested by the first hOrSemen in this
country. and proved to be superior TO any
other. The late Hiram Woodruff, of "trot-
ting fame was never without n bottle IN his
stable. 1t is also used by Col B1shl " the
has aver UFenrg dnnin horses under his
Cake, among which rank some of the finest
stock in America. 1t is warranted to cure
Iameness. Sprains, Scratches. Bruises, Calls,
Cuts. Wind Calls, Collie, Sore Throat, Nail in
the Foot and Over Heating, when used &C
cording to the directions All who own or
employ horses are assured that this Liniment
will do all, If not more, in curing the allow
named complaints. M haI9e need die OF
Collie, II when first taken, the Liniment Is
used according to tina. directions. Always
have q bottle In you stable.
Price, IN pint bottles, one dollar. h gem
uIne Is signed s.. 1. Tobias on the outside
wrapper. For sale BY Druggists, SaddlerS
and Storekeepers throughout the United
States. Depot, I0rsrk Place, New York. =
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CALL FOR STOCK.

THE subscribers TO the capital stock of the
i Shelby County Agricultural. Mechanical
and horticultural Society are hereby notified
that n call OF 70 per cent. Of said stock is made,
70 be paid on or before July 18th proXimo, at
Z O'Clock IN, al the Savings Bank Of Mem
phis.
BY order of the BOARD of Directors.
LEON. TROUSDALE, Secretary.
Memphis, June q, 1863. je2j
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NOTICE.

LIBERAL cash advances win be made On
Il cotton or Western produce shipped to our
correspondents, Messrs. d. r. CarWel & Co.,
New Orleans, louisiana.
jeIl MARTIN WALT & co.
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A~ Having learned that parties in Louisville, Cincinnati and this city pre
Peh 70 sci IN " Yannssee" Whfskey, we hereby give notice that we will
bring suit for damages against any RESPONSIBLE party we NAV discover
attempting to sell this brand Of whtkey, and will publish them a. s.rr,o
SPURIOUS article. We have had the sole use and control of the &" Ysppts.
sec" brand for nearly twenty years, and none Is genuine without our bran
on the barrels.
2 SEMMES Q,
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For particulars and special rates apply to
Agent southern, Express Company, at their
office, North Court street. tel3
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important Fact.-Weseethat persons Of strong
constitutions, and young, suffer for days with
pains OF the limbs, loss OF appetite and fever,
who suddenly get well after n eholic followed
by Shiny, bilious stools. The relief prOduced
By these excavations were the original guide
to the ide8 and practice of purgation, and
which, when enforcethby- Brandeth's pills, a.
wavs benefits, usuatlT cFTeg, and effen pre-
vents diseespi esFeeiailE Scarlet Fever and
alsaasGs'Qf siiailaf character,
l. l.. Cook, publisher Of the =" state Banner
Remington, VT, says Brandeth's Pills cured
him Of Dyspepsia, after being afflicted with
IL over i've years. His friends and doctors
considered his recover impossible; but six
hoXesof Rrandcth's Pills restored his health
perfectly.
troubled with Tapc-w0rm. All advice and
medicine failed to help her. 81 had no resi-,
Thin. careworn and unhappy, she looked the
picture OF misery. At last she concluded e
try Brandeth's Pills. In one year IA toOk
Seventy-two boxes. They brought away, ac-
cording to her computation, over two hundred
Yards of At length all he's ERd
symptoms left herr she Steps sad ate natural
", and haT htalih became fully restored.
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Southern Express Company.
SPECIAL NOTICE.

MEMPHIS, Junc y, 1860.
ITRUIT AND VEGETABLES WILL BE
l. SHIPPED PER EXPRESS AT REDUCED
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MEMPHIS ANO Lnrle ROCK RAILROAD.

SAN. 4. JONES, GEM supt.
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the stock marketed o wa steady with
- nu.nnIl.n-

ROCK Islanda- n61
Ehe following is the New York week.,
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WATER.-Superior to the best
nPorted German Cologne, and sold OF half
The Van Buren press., 1869-12-07
Powell 4 Dickson, pay tho high
ost price for Beef Hides. ,soq,ib

WANTED THEN SoRrEf AoAix-It was
q small but merry company thst mst last
Tuesdsy) evening atour friend Kenksls
under the Sherman Honss-, bottle fol-
lowed bottle in rapid succession, and the
tone Of the imbibers was the most exalt-
ed But finally came reaction, q drowsi-
ness overlook the majority, and oil but
four departed. This quartetts he'd 4 htY'
90 nobly that the field was literally strewn
with their bodies, and aid was required
to get them home. Accordingly the pro.
prictor called q carriage from the stand.
opposite the way, and with difficulty de-
posted q customer in each corner He
then turned TO the driver and instructed
him as follows: - itTga!A ~ ~
+" Dis one In lie left corner drive to No.
- West Randolph street. Dis one IN do
right corner you must take to Dc marble
front on Union street, near the Papttst
church You must take him up des In,
and dell his wifs not TO hght NIT him.
Dat leetle feller on de back seat take to
Milwaukee avenue, by Schuitze's, next
the Odd Fellows Hall aud oddsr one
lives by Linkum Park The driver,
with an Albright" slammed the door
Of the carriage, mounted bis seat, and
was of.
Mr.. Kenkel and his ".Toc" set things
to right in the place, and In about twen.
ty minutes were ready to close the -.
loon, when tho identical carriage again
halted before tho door q sroi9gsM a
whats the matter?" inquired tho
proprietor Aal ih lef! n5.'o,ea
II have met with q sad mishsp, ran.
swered tho driver "ln passing sharply
around corner the jolt Of tho vehicle
threw them all in a heap. Il have hssn
trying to right them. but can't tell whicl,
from tother. Won't you please sort
them again 9"- Ch;cogo zsitang. ssA
The Van Buren press., 1869-12-07
POET RY.
The Child's Request.
BY ANNIE =. kENNEBY.


"After hearing him say his usual prayer,he
asked me ifhs might add something else him
self ana folding his arms. said, to my utter as
tonishmel.t Take ID arms, God, to-night.''--
MRS. e. B. NH
Take us too, in Thine arms, oh ! our Father,
Thy children Of sorrow and sin;
Let us rest from the dangers without us,
The conflicts and ffpgnish within.
We are weary with Aruggling and doubling
Sore oppressed.by Invisible foes;
We long for assurance of pardon;
Exemption froms spiritual woes
Thou hast hidden us bring Thee our burden
To cast upon Theeail our care;
Thou hast promised. oh! Faithful Performer
That burden forever to bear.
Thou hast promised, - ,anger we doubt Thee
In faith, child-likee xYtll, we believe;
We come 10 our we:,l,iess and frailty;
We know that Tbsu nov dost receive.
Let us feel when the evening shades deepen
And serenely we lie down to rest, ..hH.
That the arms of our God are around us,
And we safely rcpose of His breast.
And oh when our lifes day Is passing.
Wen dread not deaths cold ,dreamless night
Secure In the Savioss embraces,
Wen wake in Eternitys light
Episcopal Methodist.
The Van Buren press., 1869-12-07

Powell g. Dickson buy at highest
rates, Dried Peaches and Apples
The Van Buren press., 1869-12-07

A man out West got his back up
at his wife. and locked her ing avfNom.
Wishing to sxgrayats her be sent their son
to tho room with bono. The youth ipne-
Gently brought II. shd said, -" Mother.
father ssnt this up. aad says thess iss bses
to pick" The gentle motANr sspais@.
take il back. sAd tsll him say be % not
your father, aud there's : bsas TX bin t.
rick." "gn0dirf 8l 1l ",sfsoa 9di ID
The Van Buren press., 1869-12-07

-" You have not one drop Of the
great Napo'eon's blood in your veins" said
the cnolorc jerome ono day to the present
Emperor. "Wsll." replied his nephew,
~ have his whole family on my shonlders
at any rate.'
The Van Buren press., 1869-12-07
e~DVAN BUREN. ARK, DECEMBER z, 1869
ONE OF HKsRY ]. RArxoND's CHAnr-

One OF HENRY j. RAYMoND's CHARI-
TIES. Henry J. Raymond was continual
ly lending money to needy persons
giuing, his friends called it, and used to
cnidc him for it, somewhat, but he called
It lending, with CHEEKY confidence that
he should some how be repaid Once he
came into his Office, laughing, and say
ing that one Of his loans had come back
to him. And he told the story, how, one
day, busily writing in his room, there
appeared to him = man, saying, "is THE
MIR. RAYMOND 7" Being assured Of this,
be continued, "Can I speak with you =
few minutes sir s.,....s.. = =. n
The MS was showed aside. q
"I have Just come from Sing Sing"
hesitated the man. 81.
mot from the prison, hope" said
the editor BY way OF putting the caller
at ease with joke.
"Yes, sir" said the visitor, ~ got my
discharge few days ago." ~
sa"sWeli my man." said Mr.. Raymond,
II hope you were innocent" ba
mo, sir" replied the convict, l was
guilty You see sir, am an engineer
and machinist by trade, and ] want to
lead an honest life and when ! got out
| got place and was to work all very
well, when some kind friend came along
and told my boss / was aprison bird, and
| had to be out OF that Then ! got
another place and got we'll to work snd
tho same thing happened there. Now, l
am looking for ano ther job, and I'm go-
ing to begin by telling what | am, and
when | do get anything to do, ! shant
lose it in the same way"
"How much is it, my man ?" said Mr..
Raymond. 5a 'if 81 q "7H 98-
swell, sir" replied the man, 81
haven't got the price Of dinner about
me, now, and / don't know where am
to sleep tonight. l think il had Ven
dollars / could get on until | found
somebody to take me for what am
worth and give me some honest work to
do. l don't want to 20 down hill, sir." !"
The ton dollars closed that cenversa.
ton OR the instant.
Perhaps a year afterward, Mr.. Ray
mond was at fair Of the American In
stitute, and while looking al some ma
chinery on exhibition, decent man In
charge Of it approached him and said
"Is this Mr.. RaymondY" ?"
"Yes,", he replied, "but don't re-
member you"
Don't you remember tho man from
Sing Sing
mo" said Mr. Raymond, ~ don't
remember any man from Sing Sing
"Why' said the man from Sing Sing,
dent yon recollect r. ---------and then
he rehearsed the story here set down,
and said he had snbsisted on Mr.. Ray
mond's loan until he found employment
in his own line, with good man, who
knew his story, and was well pleased with
him, giving him good wages and steady
work, in place of honorable trust and
responsibility.
Taking bank note from his pocket,
the engineer repaid tho borrowed money,
saying that he had carried it for months
without Gnding an opportunity to leave
his work and come TO town tor the pur-
pose. It's a good ten dollars, Mr..
Raymond" said he, for it's just the
cost Of saving me from ruin"
When he told the story afterwards, Mr..
Raymond said he thought 1t was cheap,
and that he had charged all his other
I" loans" to the account Of tho engineer,
and balanced it.
The Van Buren press., 1869-12-07

ALL ABOUT BABIEs.--The Houston
7Tmes--whosc editor knows what he is
talking about--has the following chapter
on babies. Read it, everybody, aud youth
feel good deal better:
We love babies, and love everybody
who does love babies No man has mus.
ic in his soul who don't lSvo babies, ba.
bies were made to love. especially girl
babies when they grow up. A man isn't I
worth shuck who hasn't a baby and
the same rule applies to women. A baby
is spring day in winter; a hot house in
mid winter; . ray Of sunshine in frigid
winter, and il it is healthy. and good ma
tured, aud you are sure it is yours, it is
bushel OF sunshine, no matter how cold
tho weather. A man cannot be hope
less case so long rs he loves babes, one
at q time. We love babies all over no
matter how dirty they are. Babies we're
born to be dirty. We love babies because
they are babies and because their mothers
were lovable and lovely women. Our
love for babies is only bounded BY the
number Of babies in the world We al.
ways look for babies, VIC do with ankle
ty and parental affection; we do. We
always have sorrowfu feelings for mo til
or. that have no babies and don't expect
any. Women always look down hearted
who have no babies, and men who have
no babies always grumble and drink
whisky. and stay out ut nights trying to
get music in their souls; but they can't
come it, Babies arc babies and nothing
will take their place. Pianos play out,
and good living plays out, and beauty
plays out unless there's baby in the
house. We've tried it; we know, and We
say there's nothing like baby. Babies
are productive subject. and We intend
to talk more about babies in the future
We intend to tell our young friends, Il
they want to be happy in this world they
must have a baby in the house, ore OF
their own preferred, Babies stimulate
excrtion; they make a young man scratch
gravel, and in this view of the case they
are all the while laying golden eggs. A
man is hardly ever worth three red stamps
until he gets wife and baby. They push
him into It, While he is making enough
for their support he il sure 10 have some.
thing over. or course this il written
without the knowledge OF the bachelo.
partner Of the Times. He don't know
anything about babies, we do, we speak
experlmentally, that's the difference. We
love babies.
The Van Buren press., 1869-12-07

Pay fer your pepcr.
The New York herald., 1869-05-11

A EMPLOYMENT IN ANY CAPACITY IS DEsIaED
N. by educated young understands bookkeep'n.
and possesses superior qualifications sslesman speaks
corresponds dueny In four and has
peience in busness rst class references Address W. D.
NJ. Herald Office.
The New York herald., 1869-05-11

yVANTED-BY A REsPEGTABLE SINGLE MhN, .oh Et
w good education address, late OF stonewa JACK
foot cavalry, expert at figures and not afraid
work. situation porter assistant bookkeeper IN
wholesale Southern house, Southern sympahiznG house
salary object very best New York Southern reference
Address Dixie, Herald office, for one week.
The New York herald., 1869-05-11

r,RAvELLER.-AN ENGLIsHMAN HAVING TRAVEL-
ia for engagement; best references
box 1A Herald olce.
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domestic Markets.

NEW YORK. July 14-6P. M.-Cotton rather more
steady, closing quiet and droopng sales 1000 bales;
and Western less active and without decided change
In price; Southern quiet; common to choice 6 80 q
II Is; California steady at 30 a co.. Wheat ireg
more steady; sales u.s. 900 bush; No. Spring "a
q 1 50; No: Q at ~ o. 81, the latter an extreme
or but closed quiet with the advance lost; sales d.
900 BUSH; new Mixed Western 70 a SSc for unsound
and CSC for kiln dried. Oats heavy and declining;
at the inside price Beef steady and unchanged
Pork quiet and lowers sales $50 bills, new mess
81 y ~ Ss So 81 o.
rendered III q 193c kettle do 1sa q 2oic Whiskey
drmer; sales 250 bbls.; Western o. Sugar firm;
dull Tallow firm; sales 1872, goo lbs at III lie
Linseed dull and nominally6unchanged. Freights to
Liverpool-Wheat per sail Std and per steamer Cd.
CHICAGO, July H.-Flour is active for medium
800 for Spring No. for speculation. and 81 So
seller August, 313 buyer and 29I q 304 seller
suly Corn closed at 90 q 92ac for future delivery
No. at 804 q 803c sellers for last half July at 794
e S04c sellers July ct SIC, and buyer July at 81 q
sc; sales since Change at SOC for seller July and
size for seller August Oats active at 662 &c for
No. 2. Rye active and firm at 06 for No. l. Barley
nominal; market bare. High Wines quiet and firm;
ing at the outside price, Lard quiet and unchanged
12i q 1sc.
CINCINNATI. Julyf14-w hiske y firm at GO; sales
300 bbls Mess Pork held at 80 90 and 80 70 offered
Bulk Meats firm at 13c for shoulders and 141c for
sides. Bacon generally held 4c hgher shoulders at
1c sitter The held as Ia isie , Hams a. in good de-
MILWAUKEE, July 14-Flour more active and un-
changed. Wheat steady at 1 80 tor No. and 800
for No. 2. Oats firm at 69c for No. 2. Corn nominal
Rye firm at % for No I. Barley steady at 90 q
o. for ommon 20 prime. @s
NEW ORLEANS July 14.-Cotton steady; Middling
32tc. Sugar unchanged. Molasses nominal.
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Brighton, Cambridge md NHcdford Cattle
Markets. 4aI
fSneciaI Dispafch nv International Tine 1 # sfs

BOSTON. Wednesday, July H.
At market this week:-27l1 Cattle, 1915 Sheep and
last week, 2771 Cattle $685. Sheep and Lambs, COO
Store Pigs, $500 Fat Hogs, and 525 veals. From
PRIcEs.-Beeves- Extra quality $500 a IS 30;
sl2 90; third quality SO 600 s1l 5o poorest grade
1.-THE total weight Of hides, taiiow and dressed beet
Prices of Hides, Taow and STANDARDIZATION Hides
4 ls s ss sSn Ts TSa% 81 3 DnB
Skins50c each; Sheep Skins csc " skim; calfSkins
Working oxen-There have been but few pairs
in market for several weeks, and not much call for
them. The trade will be better as soon as the farm
ers get through haying. Wequote prices at $175 to
Mich Cows-Most Of the Cows in market are OF an
ordinary grade. We quote extra $50 q 115; ordi-
Stores There's are but lew Stores in market Prices
three year olds Gas to 2s5 p head. : :.
Sheep and Lambs-Extra Sheep 81 30 to 50 90 az
head; common lots So soc 8 90; Lambs IS rs 10 SIS
" head, or from A to &c ~ ib.
IS s % s ss % shossa e i ssa
PosltTy~Estrs 70 g aic good Is to iasc; medium
Remarks supply of Cattle from the West
larger than that of last week, but the quality upon
Cd I bs tie pooe
ties we think there viii be falling of in prices be-
the close. There were more Northern Cattle in
market than has been in before for several weeks,
and good demand fer them. There will probably
be more from that section every week than there
have been of late. There were few Lambs from
Maine, but Cattle buyers from that section being
in market purchasing Cattle for the Eastern mar
kets We quote sales OF 16 Western Cattle at 91c
b, live weight, average weight 1891 tbs Al at Sc
ID, live weight, average weight 1860 bs 16 at 9c #
d. live weight average weight 1870 ibs 20 at 124c
ID, 80 per cent. shrnkage, average weight 1868 bs
% at 13c " ID. 80 per cent. shrinkage 30 at 13lc
ID, 80 per cent shrinkage, average weight 1874 bs
IS at 12ac " ib, so per cent. shrinkage, average
weight 11ss fbs is at 12c % I'd, 81 per cent. shrink
age, average weight 1888 lbs; IS at &C ~ fb live
weight, average weight 997 fbs 81 at at 12a ~ ID, 80
per cent shrinkage, average weight 1882 TBS; 70 at
!2lc h. 80 per cent shrinkage ayerase weight HOS
weight 1862 fs 20 at f2sc q b, 81 per cent shrink
age; rs at 121c P ID, 80 per cent. shrnkage There
were but few Cattle sold high as 133c, prices
ranging from III to 13c 4y ib. $50