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Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-07-30

The late appropriation by congress in be.
half of the Dakota law library hus brought
to Yapkton ak hundred volumes of reports.
They were ,npacked yesterday and to-day,
and an investigation shows that Callahan &
CO., Of Chicago. the gentlemen who were
awarded the contract for furniehing these
books, have most signally failed in filling
the order. A large number of books not
ordered and not wanted have been sent, and
a large number which were ordered and
wanted were not sent. Callahan 4 Co. will
hear from Secretary Hand on the subject.
This addition gives Dakota u law library
consisting of over one thousand reports, and
one hundred text books. The room recently
occupied by Gov. Howard is being fitted up
for library uses.
Yesterday morning, as Mr.. Frank Smith,
one OF the tactical vendors Of this city, was
crossing the Rhine, in the vicinity of north
Broadway, in the city limits, preparatory to
his usual morning delivery, the whitlletree
parted in consequence Of the depth Of mud
and steepnes, Of the banks. His horse be-
came manageable, the vehicle was over
turned, together with himself, a small boy,
and about thirty gallons of milk. The boy
fell under the wagon boz, all except his
head, which stuck cut at one side, with the
edge Of the box resting across his neck, in
which the wagon was dragged some six feet,
i'll the mud and water, when the harness
gave way, thereby preventing what might
have been Il serious accident. Fortunately
the lad escaped by the help Of his uncle
Frank, with but slight injury. A part Of
the milk was saved, mixed with just how
much water we are unable to say. The city
council should have the stream %bridged.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-07-30
THE RIVER.

1t is Capt. John Massie who is in COM
mand of the steamer Macleod, instead of
Matthews, as stated Yesterday.
The stcomer Durfee passed Bismarck
Sunday night on her way TO Buford. She
is the next boat from above for Yankton.
The steamer Big Horn, Of the Coulson
line, Joseph Todd master and w, J. Evans
clerk, left this afternoon for Buford with
$50 tons of freight and eight passengers.
Sioux City journal 2Sth: The steamer
John NJ. Chambers reached Omaha on Fri
day evening, the Goth, leaving this city at 2
o'clock in the morning.. The river is
changing its current again to the Sioux City
side, probably for the purpose o fmaking an
other slaughter on our bank. The current
is very rapid and strong.
|. The steamer Western of the Coulson line,
Mart Coulson master and E. V. Derickson
clerk, arrived at 1901 to-day from Buford
having made the run down since Friday
morning. She had on board one passenger,
0. c. Hill, of Sioux City who came down
from Cheyenne agency. The Western
made the round trip in eighteen days.
Nine deck hands belonging to the steamer
Macleod were left at Yankton by that boat
with sixteen dollars each due IN wages.
They had instituted a strike for an increase
of salary and in the excitement of the mo-
ment Capt. Massie forgot that they were on
shore and went away without them. Papers
have made out and will be forwarded to
Bismarck where the boat will be tied up
until the men are paid.
The steamer Far West, Of the Cou!son
line, J. 1. Earle master and Joseph Coulson
clerk, arrived at five o'clock this morning
from DuGord, bringing the following pas.
scngcrs: John Brooks, w. G. Rogers, J.
A. Gilfeld, George Cole. from Bismarck
George Baker, s. Miller, John johnson, ].
F. Brown, James Hulburt, w. T. Pickett,
from Fort Pierre Charles Lawrence, j.. G..
Hamilton, from Red Cloud; Nels Ponton,
from Hot Spring. The Far West left
Yankton for Buford July 10th and Buford
tor Yankton July 25th and passed Bismarck
July Goth. On the down trip she met the
following boats: The Gen. Sherman at
Little Kaife river, 25th: Helena at Little
Missouri river, 25th Bachelor just above
Knife River, Goth; Durfee at Beaver river,
9th: Black Hills at Moreau river, 27th1
Key West at Peoria bottom, 2Sth Nellie
Peck nj old MILESTONE, 29lh. She reports
the river falling al! the way from Buford.
The Far West is taking on another load
for Rutord and will get away In n day or
two.
DR.. II. y. Dodge. dcn,lst, pcwnt's block
VorLknc
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-07-30

REPUBLICAN, COUNTY CONVENTION.

Republican County Convention is hereby
called TO meet at the Court House, in the city of
Yankton. at 2 O'Clock y. H., Saturday, August
18th. 1873, for the purpose OF elccting ten dele
gates to attend the Territorial Republican Con-
%vention, to be held at Yanl,on. on Thursday. the
22d day of August, 1873.
The several precincts are entitled to the fol-
lowing number of delegates:
LIST Trccinct-1 Includes all that part OF Yanhton
county caste Of the James river, and soutl, of town
llne between townships ~ and 90. The caucus
Will be held at the public school house, in the
village OF Gayville, and will be entitled to Z del
egatcs.
I'll Irecinct-Includes all OF towns 90 and M,
range Oh a'lof o sc, range SIS, and so mucl,
OF town %, range IS, as lies eass of the James
river. The caucus will be held at the public
school house, near john McCabe's, and will he
cntitledt to 4 Delegates.
Sd Observation-Disclosures ali of towns 95 and SO, il,
ranges oil and 81. The caucus will be held at the
store OF Herman Hewcr, at GAINESVILLE, and will
be entitled to / delegates.
4tll Precinct-Al of towns 93 and 81, in range
81. The caucus will be held at the school house
near the store of Pciffcr Bros, and will he cnti-
tied to delegates.
9th Precinct-All west of a line on Walnut
street, due north, to town line between town.
shlps "a and 95. thence west to range line be-
tween ranges sc and 81, thence south to the Mis-
souri, river. The caucus will be held at the Office
OF Phil X. Faux, on Cedar street. i'll the city OF
Yanktoll, and will be entitledto IL delegates.
9th Precfnct-AI east Of a line due north on
Walnut street, to the James river, down the same
to the Missouri river. and up the Missouri to
point OF beginning. The caucus will be held at
the court house, in the city of Yankton, and will
be entitled to II delegates.
The time for holding the caucus in each pre-
cinct will be on Thursday, August 18th, at 9
O'Clock p. M +. j. DEWITT,
i. G WHEELER,
CHRISTIAN JAssMAN,
L. A. KINGsBURY,
Louis SAMSON,
Nj. I. WooLLEY,
OLE PETERSON,
County Republican Committee.
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THE CRUST or TARTAR

Speedily leaves the surface of teeth upon
which the cleansing and prcservative in
1ucncc of SOZODONT is daily cxertcd.
No form of decay can infcst a set of
"ivories" upon which it is used. 1t has,
moreover, a most refreshing effect upon
the mouth, in which it leaves a very
agreeable taste, besides rendering the
breath fragrant. If the mouth be rinsed
with it after smoking, the taste of the
tobacco is entirely dissipatcd. As an
auxiliary to personal comeliness it can
not too highly be extollcd. Sold by
druggists.
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THE CITY COUNCIL.

Proceedings of Yesterdays Special Meet.
ing.
COUNCIL Room. CITY OF YANKToN.l
Thursday, July 20, 1888 p. m.
Council met pursuant to adjournment.
His honor, Mayor Wynn in the chair.
Roll called.
Present-Ald. Fogerty, Lavender, Pow.
ers, Schnauber and Wheeler.
Absent-Ald. Kadish, Kaiser and Miner
Mr.. Wheeler stated that the committee,
appointed by the council, to revise the or.
dinances of the city, had completed its WORK
and Herewith presented the ordinance, and
asked the council to take action on the mat.
ter.
AID. Fogerty stated, that as the new or.
dinance had been previously presented,
read and considered by the council, chapter
by chapter, he thought it advisable to pass
the same at this meeting, and moved that
the rules be suspended, and the ordinance
put upon its final passage. which motion
was carried.
A vote being then taken upon the passage
of the ordinance, the ayes and nays being
called, the result was as follows: Those
voting in the affirmative were Aid. Fogerty,
Lavender, Powers, Schnauber and Wheeler
IS. None voting in the negative, so the
ordinance passed.
The city engineer reported to the council
that he had completed the work of fixing
the grade for the city, that hc-had recorded
the field notes in proper shape
in II book for that purpose. that he had
mode a map showing the grade as he had
established it and Herewith presented q
the council said map and field notes.
A petition signed by eight citizens asking
that the crossing Of the alley on south side
of 3rd street, between Broadway ard Linn
streets. be put in a passable condition Also
a petition of G. F. Rossteuscher s. Co., ask
ing that Second street at its intersection
with Walnut, street be graded. Also Q
petition signed by thirtv-two citizens ask
ing the erection Of a bridge across the creek
known az the "Rhiue," on Locust street,
were presented, read and referred to the
80 N-
committee on grades, streets and alleys.
The bill Of B. NJ. Semple for 1920 wa
presented and referred to the committee on
finance and taxation.
The following bills were presented, to-
wit:
To S. L. Sphinx for services revising ordi
nance, as per contract, $500.
To L G. Wheeler, for services revising
ordinances of the city, $500.
To L. E. West, for services revising ordi'
nances, $500.
Also the bill of Ed. Farmer, for services
establishing grade Of the city, per contract,
*s25O.OO.
On motion of AID. Lavender the rules
were suspended, and the bills offs. L. Sphinx,
I. E. West, Esq. Wheeler and Ed. Farmer,
were allowed by the council, and the clerk
was instructed to draw warrants on the city
treasurer for the several amounts of the
bills.
On motion the council then adjourned.
Attest: II. h. WYNN,
FRANK j. WAsnABAUGH, Mayor.
City Clerk.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-07-30
PERSONAL.

Ed Iverson Left to-day on the steamer
Big Horn for TT. Pierre.
John T. Athey, Sioux City's cash grocer
is visible about toy to-day.
Mrs. NJ. v. Lee, of Spotted Tail agency.
arrived on last nights train.
Mai. J. c. Robb, military trader at Chey-
enne agency, arrived last night from Ohio
on his way to the agency. lie has read the
papers during his absence and is fully
posted.
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vEGssvAMLE sselLiAN
lNAlM RENE ~ asla.

Is scientific combination ot some Of the
most powerful restorative agents In the
vegetable Kingdom. ltrcstorcs gray hair
to its original color. 1t makes the scalp
white and clean 1t cures dandruH and
humors, and tallipg.out of tho hair. 1t
furnishes the nutri'ive principle by which
the hair is nousished and supported. II
makes the hair moist, soft, and glossy, and
is unsurpassed rs II hair dressing 1t is
the most economical preparation ever of
fered to tho public, as Its effects remain
a long time, making only an occasional
application necessary. 1t is recommended
and used by eminent medical men, and
officially endorsed hy the State Assaycr
OF Massachusetts. For sale by all dca-
lers. Sold hy Mills & Purdy Yankton
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PROPOSALS FOR BUILDING.

Sealed Proposals are invitcdimtil Wednesday,
3lst inst. for the erection Of a three-st0ry brick
building on 3a street, according to plans and
specifications. to be seen at the store of c. Else
man & Co, No bid considered unless the bidder
can furnish ample security for the fulfilment OF
the contract, Bids to he addressed to the un-
dersigncd and mailed or left at the shop Of CAL
hOon Il English, on ltll street.
RoEr. Cox.
--- H. NaNkfnN
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KoAsTED COFFEE

If there is any luxury more generally
appreciated than another,l 1T is GOOD COZ
FEE. Few persons can roast coffee we'll,
and to meet this want Messrs. Bell, Con-
rad & Co., Chicago, have imported and
rostcd a coffee called
ANKORIA,
which is the nearest approach to Java of
any heretofore offered to consumers. II
is not glazed is brittle, and will grind
Your grocer has the goods for
sale, as also the famous
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OR STOLEN.

From the premises OF Andrcas Trchcrwoulai,
on Beaver creek. in Bon Homme county, one dark
bay mare, seven years Old and about five feet
high. She has no special marks. A liberal re-
ward will be given for information which will
lead to the recovery OF tho mare. Apply to
JACOH LAY
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-07-30

PERUVIAN BEER, a strictly temper
ance drink, is a delightful hot weather bev-
crage. Mills Il PURDI.
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rEERLEss BAKING POWDER,

made by the same firm. Ask him for
them and obtain the best goods in the
world.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-07-30

Bray & Fletcher have added to their
mammoth grocery and provision market a
soda water stand.
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FOR SALE.

The property OF the corner of Second and
Walnut streets, known rs the white Estate"
For further particulars, inquire of
eco II. HAND.
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LOST!
Ten Dollars Reward!

o IL or about the Esd of July. rear John Tlomp-
sons farm. 9 miles east of Yankton, a female
terrier dog, black and tan. Had on a brass col
lar. The finder will please return to this Office
and receive ten dollars reward.
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speeial @otitss.
STOCK FARM FOR SALT.

One Of the best stock farms on Jim river for
sale-with or without the herd of cattle and
farm machinery. Enquire at this Office.
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WANTED.

A situation, by Il young man, willing to work
Apply ut the Press and pakotaim Office, or ad-
dress N. V. h." care of Press and Dakotaian.
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TRY IT! TRY ITH TRY IT!!!
S. Venahles e. Co.'s Red Tag Chewing
Tobacco, the best in the world. NJ. ii.
Jsnkinson, Sole Agent.
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wANED-A GIRL.

A. leamaIrnt position and good wages is Of
feEed for a @irl 10 do housework. Apply1mmc-
diatcly. Mrs. q. 6. BENNFqT,
Corner Sixth aud linn SITS.
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Old papers for sale at this Office.

DID papers Tor sale At this Office.
Milwaukeepeer on drnught atGco Browns
at five centsaElass.S
School district hnoks and blanks fnr
sale at this office.
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Gents furnishing goods at the New York
Store.
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DR.. II. y. Dodge, oen,ist, l,cwtt's block
Yankton.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-05
HORSE MARKET.

The condition Market told By using that one
little woridull We OF TIE op,lon At least month
devoid Ot life a. II were pos
shle that time there has been graduai down.
ami confess that the future propeet
this city, whose experience oxtethS over peTIOu
forty years. who bears The character OF an honest
ard candid man. he maize the following statement
81 have been actively engaged in this city Ior
forty wears, and ] never remember when the
dull and quiet "a II IS now IRIS c0roD0
rates u all ire PRINCIPAL dealers IN the ty
proportion IL hardly merits passing n0sice
Uraut haze hut little nquryyet the snow fan
doubt VIII be quite call for them Just here In con
nection with Draugh Horses would like to say word
have complained To Of the msreprosehed
value NJ heavy Draught Horses appearing III reports on e
TOre Market" In app-ars sale Of several coarse
quality heavy Draft Horses s20cr2 q head II IL
fact heirB Draft Horses are scarce Ie"eS
IN This cy who the buy, often npd u dI
emit 10 get supply their mn.ds ate denand, ana
noyor they expect 10 get one Tor less IMAM 40
those Of the norman and clyde breeds cannot be bought
rs. than S2D $500 in The West. which Is aide an the
Tie erroneous idea of buying good UNI hett' Dia
ar.e on wcig $50 has been the result OF such
report hence snjeayor 10 recily the nske lhe SUP
abb 40, bee very heavy the ast "eeS one
lot Of Ii very GOOD mcdaIn-iIc Canadian Carriage Horses
shipped by Nr. Peterson ~ 0ckp0r n Y, tICugh
bonded stable Of Robert Stodari Of This ely % liver
pool Mr Peterson accompanied them, and 10 go
Ing to enae.yor To- open up a.. i AZ canada
have made change week IIolters range
al Tie way nom 5000 according 20 speed. dspo.
iarfs the present time below $1,000 than above
class Carriage Drs, Ncl trained ana ea-iy managed
from $50 $780, Sith Extra Fine animals from 5000 up 10
81 900: Fair DO from s3o 10 $50 large hea W
quimas taa reach 800 t0 1900 Common 10
Ordinary do from as % $50 The above quotations are
fl price only be regulated by the extent Of lis
lyii4y Or Dis aSc
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ArGrsri Feb 4Cotton Quiet firm Middling. 10i4 &C.
Low Mtdng 9',dl0c.; Good Ordinary, o4d9c; receipts
4l8 bales sales, 5l3 bales - go ara,
BOSTON, Feb 4-CotIOn dull: Middng llisc; Low Md
diug iO7sc Ordinary 91sc net receipts 3L5 bales
gross 1876 bales exports to Crest Britain l91o oaes
stock, D. l46 bales -. ,,,r,, ,o,.o %.
Mddling lOl4c.: Good Ordinary sc net receipts 10
bales exports cOastwlsa $50 bales sales 2O6 bales spin
ners $50 bales stock. 1897 bsles. ,,,,, ,nz.
CHARLESTON Feb. 4-Coton quiet steadN MIuug az -,
MiddliIs. l01c Good Ordinary. lVe. net ree9ips
2fs2 bales exports coastwe 1863 bales; Sales 'ooo
CNcISScrI FEB 4~Cotton steady; Middhng I02c,; Low
Midding, loo: Good Ordinary Be-; receipts oiy pass
shipments POP bales sales 2l5 bales; stocs o.o3 oses
Low Midilng 9as: Ordinary $780, net receipts 80
baes cOastwise 3d. baes Sales olo paes s"oA
Tssli bales ,o,
MOBILE Feb 4-Cotton firm Midilng Ia i9c. Low n,lu
ding 994e Good Ordinary s9 net receipts 44s5 pses;
TO Great Britain 1872 bales coas"ise az paes
sales, 1000 bales: stick. 1861 bales
siEhPHIs Feb A-Cotton firm, generally held higher MIG
ding, oe receipts 4.292 bales shipments 20oo oae''
NEW ORLEANS, Feb ACTION steady Mddlne i0Fc;
Low Niddug 97c; Good Ordinary. S7sc; net receipts,
1905 200i2 bales; exports 10 Great BRIAN
1904 bales TO the Comment 374o bales sales o. w oae''
last evening, $500 bales STOCK, 37O,32l bales -
NORFOLK Feb 4-Cotton quiet. Mdding io'sc. net re-
cepts 72l bales; coastwise S,25l Bales saies
4O6 bales stock, ~ 3S2 bales.
PHILADELPHIA Feb 4.-CottOn duh; Mddhng lie;
Low Mddling 10 c Ordinary 9'4c.; net receipts
322 bales gross 9GS bales sales 10 sihhefs @Io oncs'
SAv.SsxH FEB 4.-Cotton firm : MIddng l0sIsc.; Low
aiddIing Ioc.: Good Ordinary Gle; nst receps eo9
bales gross 3OiG bales sales. 1000, last evening, ooo
bales; stock 99,906 bales .. So, ,
ST. LouIs Feb 4. Cotton duh; Middng lo2ci Low
hnmnni none sa 67 bales mostly Saturday evening
WMM%Groy Feb 4.-Cotton firm; Middlng l0llc; Low
ex0ors coastwise, bales bales s2baies stock $500
bales
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hos sto,ea before. that contracts had been made
~ rost-bound freghts for a greater business
sLo, xould be done by the railroads, and
,ho,cfore anything which might be done,
o. MIGHT be given TO the public as being done. would
H. ,,,,v for effect on the New-York stock market.
9, PM preferred to-day was steady on small
husi,,es. at 6s5sQ Gs4G6Sl2. Northwest common
,onoht a market at 3jSs to 34Ss recovering one
eighth in final sales. The preferred presented no
fasture in sales at 62l4Q6I2a962. Rock Island
old IN fractional lots at 99osQ90l2 but hundred
shares sold nc 90. Ohio and Mississippi opened
s,if NJ to sls but later sold at 7$4, and Wabash
GOO sold at 16l401Gl2
The coal shares almost neglected, Delaware
Jackawanna and Western selling at 5OL05Ol2@
5O3sand Delaware and Hudson at l2G 49S4 G4o's
Central of New-.Jersey on a light business was
strong at l7lg0177s. According to The E"g'ne@"g
and Mining journal Of February 2 the produoNoh oi
coal from January ! TO % is lS.1l3 tons greater
this wear than IN 1877. The same journal says III
speakiuc of the last auction sale OF TIC delaware,
Iackawanna and Western Company that one oi
the prominent buyers was quoting stove coal tc-day
at ~ o5 as against an average of 30 81 at the SALE
Western Union to-day was extremely dun ana also
weak. the few sales being at 67s076oea7 1864. The
Fxpress stocks were steady, and Pacific Mail was
neglected at 22l2. The market generally closed I'M
settled because of the operations of the cliques.
RANGE oE The STOCK nARxET.
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Williams sold 1856 Ohio Hogs, alive lio H. at 4ac
LIVE STOCK MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH.

BUFFALO, Fer cArrIE-Re Receipts today. l60 nead toTi
for the week far jjJ hea aainst head last week.
of consigned through llS cars Ihere was
fair ship demand prices &c higher than last weeks
opening offerings good "a last weck; But nes
Medium grades Of shippers at II 2Ofti 80 Coed 70
IS Hfers So 50ds4 Stockers at s321asi;
81 cars reported tO arrive.
SHEEP to-day. 400 head; total for the
week far 61 bead against 7,JOD heif last Weet eou
siguei through cars Market active aud higher oN,hgs
mainly fr lmedun Fair Good Western sheep attl EOG
81 10; lxtr 80 Lambs at 81 1880 30 Ii cars IN
the yaris unsold sales Of - cars
HOGs-Recepts today 1850 mead total for the week mus
far 1880 heal against 1880 head lat week consigned
~ Market iu AMI declining holders ANXIOUS
Extra - 20: GRADES, Fair To Choice at 340Sl l0i
& ,mInOn neg cted safes Of q cars
4.--The DTOCefs' J08TadL reports HOGS
Receipts 81 OOO shipments $500; al Grades % luc-
higher; Mixed Packing, - 75d$3 81; Light - JOdt4'
Choice He.yy, - 9jI-i %. - -, -, Co.
scaTcr TS5 % Frcirr> AMI Stocers - 5Da$S 30
Butchers Grm. Cows - 5DH:3 80. Bulls - 3VdSj 40;
Srocrs ~ 2JGS3 % an grades active and steady.
sIWBP-Somt1al; reee pts. 900 .
LIBERTY. Penn. Feb itiiIIE isfce .pts rnce anu
inc aaag Friday 1858 trough and ld6 yard STOCK total
for week ending tOs-y, Ay@1 through and l,-1J YaIi
SJJ through and 1852 yard last week No Cato
os-Rece!ots today G9) hcld for week. 2o5T Mead
week. 23iS5 head Workers. II lJ9Si 30 Phaephas'
- 2AaSi %.
Receipts, $500 head for week, $500 head last
week. iOaOJ bead sales ut II !o9sJ IS.
Feb. ID active brlntii SAFES
$500 he ri Good to Prime Ga62c Medium 1aG5icj Com
mon. 4lzG ia4c. ,,-.
HoGs-puil; sales. 5000 head; Good, 52@6c; Medium