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bsEvxs.-Trade on this forenoon opened slow at the
ss's 7:
s'.
S.e .as On % SOD % H.
!; So !: 3; q s. ss sss ss:
e. S pc. s's s ss ON i.. ne "s on
s.ssss:a s:: :s,s ,ss
ehS o ..s: tor psr asns.a
:.t 81 .a Dsr head On 81 mead, soia =. esl T.:
s!:' htts ;sis .oS
sss. ...s Sc y a .s,s sssa' sw iS5 g
:n,ssty :.::,: s.Fs e
s;sss i :s. .::.:. ~
s:s iss:
ps ''sss: a. :xs
s':s .. fro. :s.n. a' a,.n. s Per r. M
~ X: ss.e S .sr
j ns:s "a :.
.s s rssh's is; Z
Is h:.A % Pc s:. sa sA II q S S's sn Asss e..
Ss :snGt. CIV Yard: .ass :od ,ss slIss Is
% one % Brown 0ss 81 Oil.
es per ~ weights ~ cwt ~ cw,; tor pad,.-
% sa s:s " Ss.s q % s:sd -.,ss,: isss :ss
::'ssi g. s Dfs % ".sss.
tGnf M ::S. y Ohio bse ..:1 l' ssss'' &
~; weigh. eA e... scaas; ior + swsDs 20
,ao' ,sss @ snn. S is' sr. pc, s u s'ssi saps
:;ss viii, s on ss head s Tss s.. .o
i % "a oAo s. 81 ss @ .'H 4 rs
Pc. T. 50 head :. !, ssss s DID s;
Norris W Cecrsio steers A. e per b. wi. soc on pc,
Ss:s s sssss: @ s.: il!%.. .::T.
s..s s- ''lt ,'Is: Sss,s; ;.': i:..s:
;;;s s:s S:.s Sss 8
: = ina e:
q. S II 81 -sss -.sss ss ~ s ss
p, "is$; a y; ';1I's i::s
sssd ' e: win p .% per s."a .~ s'sns'
;:., .ss,'%s. <, :s 's ss.ry g. Mos,I
e.s % sw Rsyno. S't Co. sG. steer. 81:
steers 5 -'ss s.s @ "a ss s Ss tss%sq s p.s Dss
Sas,y q bsy .
Sns s.sss ser ~ I, sss pss TO- wsign "a ew tor ksr
ss ,;%i .; ,ss
Bros lis SSo M @ "s Is '0s ses 1s
sa r . ,ed % i.5
We sht "a cwt 81 inois steers At size per ~ With 5gc
u hs g ..s s ss. s. :. % ;s% for per- ~
ss % e "a S ss 81 's y. e :s :s. ...s Is ~ s. s
Holmes sold 36 kentuck steers 7sc. Sfc lb
with Jtpc. OF head IN head sold Ta4c. pcr Id
weehts6 cwt . 81 "a cwt lte ohl9 steers At
size. Dtsc To- tncudnL ~ head sold 7lac.
with 81 on head aud head Zoe per lb,
Ga cwt. ~. cwt, 3 cwt ID. Waixei sod Tor - Wal xei
34TexaD steers direct FROM the Plains at Bi4c per 10
weight "a cwt ~ illinois .teers 20 bead AT per
lb 33 he sd 1T Ike. To- ~ head Sc ib
$40 on "a head and 81 on head ~ head weights
| 81 cwt ssA ewt s7ls cwt D. Culver sold Tor Litmau
Brothers 43 Virginia steers NJ &c. &c per b including
zhssd AZ Ioc Pc, 70. seghts ~ ew.s ~ ewt tor s
w. Alefton 16l Illinois steers $50 head AZ nc o.
H. Including head NJ 10c. per ~. Weights ~ cwt 4
So cwt ~ read st sc per ID with vi on per head 10
head ~ Stc Sc Ib, with 81 he ad - head a.
Size per H., with $40 on 10 head 10 uead ~ sc. per H..
% Jvlvrsso az 7txc. ib woght 63Ac 1vd
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iment bonds were arm and closed steady At

The to.sl tmports since January l tbis year were
E233 2s3 sgaBst $685. 927 Tor the same period
last year aud s23a ~ 5l 1915. The total exports
VI produce since January 1, thIs yer, were
t25.4S6,s6, against s22l sI5 Same period
last year S2Os 992 312 1876 The total Exports
Of specie since January ths year. were 4ea 782
against az 80 sSs Tor the period las, year ana
$40, ,lo1,asl IN 1870.
1bc LONDON adv ices report decline of y, per cent
IN copsols, on untavorabio rumors The closing QUO
lstiops we're 931 p3L Tor money aud ~ TOR the &C
sounL United states bonds advanced y a x per
ccnt. excepting ten-iorties, which declined v rer
csnl, los. Now 4x's rose 10 lGjss lS67's 1o7x
q 1917. and ives to iooS Erio lG1x, and re-
acted 20 1914. The preferred advanced u, TO 20,
Illinois Ccntrs TX, 70 7e1s; Pennsyvania ~ TO s4&,
and Now Jersey Central 1, to %. At the close lne
two last named reacted 20 - ana 32s respectively.
Br SILVER is I'D per ouncc, and Mexican dollars
.sl5d. per ounce. Tho Bank oil England gained
fA75 900 bullion to-day balance AT Paris rcntes
declined TO 1l2L g5c
state bonds at the Board were dull; Louisiana sew.
ems, consols, selling at "a aud Dslrci OF Columbia
s66s at II 7a77 Railroad bonds we're quiet. and the
following were the cnaDgcs compared vita last previ
Gus salcs:-An advance OF n IN Northwest gold ssvcns
N in Union Pacific sinking funds, IN Ohio and MIS-
sissppi seconds and q. O. and q. seconds, and u In
Union Pacific hrsts There was q decline OF u IN
Union Paeinc nrsts otherwise tnere were changes.
Tho closing prices oi PhiIadcipnia stocks were:--
Bit lsksd
CITY SKIES, ncw................... 1I5I llJ
lf.llFn uIa nj May Inf -.
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Porto Rico ssd private terms. Domestic
elected We auoteCuba, centrifugal and mi xed 2lc.
27e clayed. 2Se Sle MuscovAdo. refining, 29c.
32c do grocery SOC Soc Porto Rico. 2sc. 4oc. !;
English Islands 26c 3Je New Orleans ne wcrop.
mon TO fancy. 26c. = 45c. 5oc a 6oc.
NAVAL srosEs-The market for spirits turpsntine
quiet. bat steady and 80 bbis sold 30c kosin
en.nsea 600 bbs hne sold ~ prices ranging from
~ So Tar rued steady so bbs Wi sold - 23
We quote Spirits tarpentine. merchsntable order 2sc
resin good ,irstssd 81 strained 81 -; tar 81 2S
pitcn, 81 Advices from Wilmington foilnws:-
ho,in Arm; strsinsd ~ isi good do, 81 20 Splits
81 20: virgin, 81
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Eosn 76i2t o.ls9
Tar ..::;;..:..-.,.,.,.. ..r.,-......... i'2ss =
as call
LID sss asked: becsmS.r ana s yea. & ia ae
S.sa.ry ass %; aat s:s.a Is:s.a o assi
Ss
Sc. .i.ss. :!.sSsss 81 ,i IN
PsrsoLrus The market for refined was oull ana
.. s.s;: S.Dh.6., &C.: rsnnss cargo LIT. s,.s
ss s1s 90 a' :. II saisi@ors ss9a 'sA'Sa AD''A
S s
81 a. s sa Fs ana 81 cs r.
s:s.Iss - %sS:; r; s:'' s' 's y;
sss
Western. isc = i6s. Geese Boston isc 2oc Philade
s Ios ?s 5o s .qst
p. do.ss EnsiI.S sa,ps: y 50 dozen; waodsoes
% IS Ds' Ms's pair. birds .ssxs u q PSI
ssiI stall iss xs pssSa. sa vsn:o. SAD
Pscyrsoss 60 oS. lard siercss
ss sss.. ."s CO.:
e.. ia .sa news s s ss
"a s.S s = % ..d s Il sS Ss
,DSs = g a s n :nd =, S9
ssis % .ss at s s s.
yas terms. Beef were dull $le so SIT Dressed
sss% 'sass
= ,s IT, '';i'ss
1Ai g's Nv: '.s
ss y. sss.ss kss:ipss, asss p.sl.sss. The %.1tss
sssass isst IS tern
f ss TSs :s,ss Z. i0
::s:s s: ~ = ~; s;Is s & II
State ani P:nnsyivani. 22a asSsc: wssssrn ffssn.
a as s. fs s.a: ss,ss ,: ,s ss l1 fF'.A
.ns ss s a s
r.de such =; 70 carry most Parcels promptly from
so ssSs is g R.%s asy Ss
n 5 was steady ana y active
sUoAs.TIs marsss icf ' raw wss as quiet but wi,hou.
as a s
boxes: %ss.:: ahs ss s sna
;s'. sSs s.3ss:: @ z. @ s j e.
so. ss. ... ssss other sa.s xnad. 81 IL
fAIIcx Rseoipi. "a hads $50 u.res. rs bbls and 2,
casks The markr vas quiet but closed steady at e4s
WslsxsY Y-Reseipss sss bills Tho market was steady:
FRblGATS.-Apart
ing the market du but in general
frm. Engsgements to liverpool by sail - tons
goods It's Cd and steamer 500 boxes cheese 45s
6.U06oxes do private terms: $40 boxes bacon. 37.
ton, 5l6d. 1000 Bushels grain. ID; SO dozen
pals 25s 80 .ons measurement goods private terms To
London sail, 200 tons goods l7s 3D., and
steam zoo bbs pork. S. 500 boxes cheese. 4ss 2U0
bales hops 100 packages butter 45s To Bristol by
iuoo sSx.. cheese oos and y sail. 500 bois
Sd 80 lbs. TOO bbls -four, S. 1000 packages butter.
ASS. TO Rotterdam. By steam 5000 bushels grain 3D.
provisions quoted Charters British bark,
Antwerp 5000 quarters grain, S. sd Norwegian bark,
hence Kocheort Bordeaux. $500 quarters grain.
s. British brr hence 80 Operto 22ooo bushels grain
bark hence Havre Bordeaux, 500 gu
grain, 50. 3d.: italian bark saturday. hence
TO Oporto. 1900 bushels grain, 1SAc. 90 lbs
British brig Bayonne, 500 quarters grain
Italian bark. hence 70 Mediterranean port 800 quar-
grain privsse terms; British brig. hence
Duukirk. 5000 Obis. cruie petroleum. 49, Sd.
Italian bark reported valsnca, obs refined
petroleum 4s. ID ami 24c hut not authenticated;
Norwegian bark, recently rechxrtcred. reported from
Philapeiphia 70 the coninsnt 45Oo oss, do. 4 ID
British snip 1918 hence to London 1900
and market rates: Italian BARK
tons. recently laid she berth Tor Bristol
tcnP rata
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

Cotton-rutures heavy; uplands, low middine clause.
new crop shipped November DE scenber sail 51,d.
Tsnow. ses. Cd per cwt
HAMBURG, Oct 81, 1873.
~ LONDON, Oct 2l-Evenng.
NEW YORK PRODUCE EXCHANGE REPORT.
PorkPhme me~s Eastern, steady 90. do. Western,
rib steady at sos 3D. clear ally short do
st a9 BcefIndls dull 7os do aaii
a SIS prime do dnll AZ %. La,a-rrm. Western steady
SPIRITS armor at 2ys. Cd Kosn- Common dull st A. I'd |;
Lard da at s a4 90 81
.?ras as ds 9 Sd No. s ne
do do southern steady At 81 lid Cern-Mixsd sos new
az a.s
iIs 1 am ossr dr. dc,n u
ters.
FINANCIAL.
Gated cont sssd: 9s z, new a1s. ids
Erie i6ls Illinois Central roy; Ponnsyivania Centra,
"a; New Jersey Central. 32,i.
RIO COFFEE MARKET.
Rio JASKrRo. Oct. 10, 1878.
nr.ts 800 o7oo reis per 10 Aos. hschsngs on Lon
don, -.
FINANCIAL. m
A + REASON ABLE TEs-xoSnY on LIFE AND
oces. AID mos,sssos, samo
y. D. HAbkiCu W., lop broadway; Dox l,S5o
-IHE MINING RECORD.
al. 81 Broadway. Is the only paper In the United
stssvs that full latest accounts ro n the great gold
anu silver mines OF America only 81 a year. y. b.
Orders executed Tor mining stocks Information tree
LoAAs ON LIFa Insurance POLICIES;
h.same bought Insurance effected; lowest rates.
JOS HEhZFELD. i76 Broadway.
ATePhK CENT-LoKGH AND SMALL AMOUNTS,
Aon city and Brooklyn property.
Jos. HEezfELD, l76 Broadway
A Ill TIE ACTIvE MINING sIAREs BOUGHT AND
n sold In tho Csornis and New YORK markets ana dvi-
dcnds paid the day OF their In san Fran
cisco: certificates ready for immediate delivery.
A LADY wIsHE, TO MEET MIih SOME ONE 10
advance $500 good security Tor three months. Ad-
oress la. box ivs Herald Uptown Office
DyANVbs" on PIANUs, FUkNliUkE, az. -io3
hWest SD ST.. west OF 9th av Storage ohico), without
bonus
RoNDED DEBT or Tux CRY or sAvASsAH. GA.
NOTICE.
The undersigned having appointed by resolution OF
the City Council OF H agents TO carry out
the proposed compromise OF the Bonded Debt ~ SAID cy
hereby give notice that they are authorised aud prepared
20 stamp its boEds In conformity with such ccmpronse
also TO take their Interest Coupons intending those
falling due In November December and January next. Al
EUGENk kbLLY 90
No 45 Exchange Place, 4
New York. 0ctober, 1919
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sAc.: mddinx oSc.; midaIing. exc Sales OF spot
| cvtton:-
~ f.hz.eaa ete To- Day Sat- Es's. Toal


psas.s:s .. soa;;.:. bale: s..n.a.y For ,u,a1s
S9oesossr 500 s"ie: q. ssoc 100 :. sse sove% ems
100 NJ 7oc 200 at 76c 100 at T7e December,
$40 s75s o sSs e. o !, 500 ss9s
ooss March so =. ioe ioo ss icoIs 40 q iooae :.
GO q iooss APRIL so :, q I9oes soo.' u 200
q iosSs. JsS: 100 10 aes Total ss5S ,Se les
a1o !. s7ss. 10 So,.%ssr 100 a. ssa
300 9.s5c 800 At Q d6c 200 967c. 100 96sc.
iSS M s1 io % & o & 9 sess & .So :, g s
tSS o s M :; :. s sss ~ 10 . =. sSS sS
s7ss 500 :. s74e 7o5 At . 7se, 100 a. 3 tx 100
75e 700 ~ D. 73c 100 at 74c l2UU Tie, 2oUO
s. 6a ~ =. = sb 5oo :. S Ss =. 5 5cs :.
s los s. ssss sSs - <: (:
s.sse 1900 A. 9s4s.. 200 st psas 400 At ssis. 500
9s0c.. 500 at s7ec March 2Uo At as2c 800 9.y4c,
a. $50 April ZOO at 10 o3c at 0le 400 :, i0oie
s,oM iooze 2oy :. iyose go a. ioyiS. 200 ss ioc
Tossi 45 10, bales Crane total. 53.4oO ssiss
1he receipts at tne ports ~cre ss foows:-uavesson,
e.s34. Charleston, 800; wnming,on Lie; NorfoiK
4s ssmoTs apo sss 4 YS,k ss n s.',S" 49, rhl!.
ae 4Ja b.ies This day las. year, 80 $50 bales Total
since september 73s s7e bales Cotton freirhs closed
as ioliows:-To Havc. by steam. &C. eompresssd; BY
Brsm.n BY steam Ii.iee.. couDressed; BY ssi Re To
LIVERPOOL. by steam. 5.i1d . iisal: BY :al; s,3ld
bushels; meal AS b1ia and s3 corn
l72524 bushels oata LOO do; rye 1850 barley,
s s as ss rGSs va. .sS as G
bois, within the annexed range Rye flour quiet,
steady n, sale: ~ ssns about 500 6e Go5r inca.
nal st Si for sxrowed state and 81 Is 81 Ga
Barley malt nominal Rye ruIsd quiet bat steady we
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FINANCIAL.

4 + REAsUSABLE X RtTEs-NoNny ON LIFE AND
"A endo~ment Insurance policies and mortgsgess same
bought Insurance. OF all kinds effected with Dest companies
At lowest pr-niiumh
j. }. HABRfCn CO., le5 Broadway; box $3.50.
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RIO COFFEE MARKET.
RIO JASKiRo. Oct 10, 1873
Coffee market quiet; downward tendency Rio. good
hrsts. 600 100 reis per 10 Kos. Eschange Lon
dom -.
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GALVESTON, Oct. q, 1878.
Cotton quiet. heavy; middiing, SAc low mddng, 9c
good ordinary. SIC Net receipts. 1878 bales
TO Great britain, 6I22; coastwisc 50Sl. Sales 1880.
Stock 5SO79.
NEW ORLEANS, oct. ~, 1873
Cotton easy fair demand at Nc decline: mtGdling nomi-
naly 9Ic low midoling 951c. good ordinary nominal.
Net receipts 1850 Dalesi gross, l3S. Saiss. 900.
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NEW YORK CATTLE MARKETS.

bREvKs.-Trade on this forenoon opened slow at tho
values OF last FRIDAY but toward the demand
fell of and the markets closed weak st las r NJ with
herds then unsod. Prices &C. lOizc
weights ~ e cwt from 81 lbs 81 lbs has
been allowed general sales 55 bs 56 lbs
A. Sxeth yards r. O. Eastnan sod self lO6 H.
inols steers At Sc per lb.. weight 81 cwI 81 Illinois
At s,sc per l6 weightstk cwt. sl4 cwt; 454 Illinois
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l.3O P. II.
10000 5s lo-4o lo6s 10000 Az 9i, 1882
Fidfrh tr 2.30 P. NJ.
$1,000 6s r,'sl be lU7A s57o0o lo-4U r. be l0e
$1,000 SIS, Q, 5i IO5x 1000 S4s T. 1907 9Jz6
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HUGHES
HUGx1E RS
Russian and Electric Baths,
SIGNoRET'S BUILDING. opposite
MERGED Theater.

r. HUGHES, in returning thanks to
the public for their liberal patronage,
can with con fdence recommend his
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j, HARMON, nj. d.,

COUNTY PHYSICIAN N.
DOOMS IA and Is, CARDONA BLOCK.
IL Residence Downey Avenue. East
Los Angeles, near the end of street rail.
way.
Jpn apo If
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j. Bechtinger. NJ, D.,
(OF VIENNA,)

(OF WEN Mp
physician TO THE ITALIAN IN
i dependent and French NJ. b. Socie-
ties. Oculist of the French Hospital in
San Francisco. All chronic obstinate
cases and operations on the eyes attend
ed to,
OFFICE - No. 7O4 Sacramento street,
corner of Kearny. Residence-SE. cor.
ner Mason and Pacific streets, San Fran
cisco. oc3ly
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LOS ANGELES. FRIDAY MORNING, MARCH 90 1873

pei " CoHtloI ITO
which is not possible, as HIS mea-
sures are obnoxious to almost
all of the members of
said party. At the session
of the Territorial Legislature in
1876 he approved the Criminal Code
which repealed all laws punishirg
adultery and like crimes, the effect
of which repeal is and was intend, d
to give immunity to those main
tanning polygamous relations. Po-
lygamous marriage ceremonies are
solemnized secretly in the endow-
ment House of theMormon church,
aud members of that church
are each sworn under severe peual-
ties not to reveal anything which
there transpires, and as, under pro-
visions of the law of Congress
against polygamy the solemniza-
ton of these marriages is the gist
of the crime, it is impossible for
prosecuting officers to procure the
evidence necessary under this law
to warrant conviction.
wSonin< 4" Dry Dock.
NEW YORK, March 28th.-The
United States ship Constellation,
with about 600 tons of goods for the
Paris Exposition, sailed from the
navy yard yesterday, and expects
to reach Havre April Goth. There
still remains about 600 tons of ex-
hibits be sent by the French line
of steamers.
The steam sloop-of.war Wyo-
ming went into dry dock Tuesday
night, and yesterday gang of
caulkers and ship carpenters were
employed upon her.
Morsi-sey Halter.
NEW YORK, March 29.-Morries-
sey. returned from the South yes
terday, much better.
A CauiAign araI"st lmdta ia Pros.
NEW YORK, March 2S.-A special
from London says it is stated that
a Russian camp of 100000 men is
forming at Kho Kand, destined to
operate against India.
Gallery Explosions.
LONDON, March 2Sth.-An explo.
sion has occurred in the Opedaii
Colliery, North Staffordshire. 1t
is feared that over thirty persons
have been killed.
M IoI.s of Cancellations.
LONDON, March 23.-To-day the
Cabinet considered Gortschakoff'
Vu,h i.,1, ia In tla off
Russia must maintain the exercise
of veto upon the discussion of the
Congress. These terms are con-
sidered at st. Petersburg as out
side of European jurisdiction and
concern. This. is it is believed,
banishes all hope of the Congress
meeting. The disagreement be
tween England and Russia is con.
sidered insuperable. Count An
drassy has Informed Sir Henry
Elliott that Austria will remain
neutral in the event of an Anglo
Russian war. The Servian
Government refused to re. mobilize
its army on the Northern frontier
without the consent of the Skurt-
selma. Russia suggested sus-
penS l,n, y. .iie Cons.,eu. .,. wnion
was uec,ineu a;.er n1hliy oauslns
1 1s' t,. u,Hey snowi
of the British fleet as Russia has
~ nsrt;, ,na' Tvs ' paSio oausus
.ne oon''uu"ioo vi iu'''"'' 'e'u-
p''''"'
The Enster" TroubIe..
p Nrt. no IT, ~
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SOCIETY NOTICES.
Masonic Notice.

4 Los Angeles Lodge 30. a, 3
~ Z A. M.-The stated meofine
" Of this Lodge are held ON ne
f" nrst MONDAY ofeach month Il
1870 r. n. Members Of Pentai-
pha, No. 202, and all Master Mascns Il,
good standing are cordially invited.
By order of the W.. M.
CHAs. SIXTH. Secretary.
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I.egtsInttvr.

SACRAMENTO, March 2S.-The
Assembly took up and passt d the
Senate bill to amend and add a new
section to the Political Code con-
corning the National Guard; also
concurrent resolution in fav or of
paying certain Indian war bonds,
coupons and certificate; also to ap-
propriate five thousan dollars de-
ficiency in the Senat contingent
fund.
Farnum introduced bill, by re-
quest, to authorize II &. Bull to
sue the State of California, for SER
vices as architect for the Folsom
Branch State Prison. Placed on
the general file.
Business was transacted in the
greatest confusion, reports were
disposed of without reading, no.
body knowing what they related
to except the committees making
the reports.
At length the general file, which
had been made the special order
for the day, was reached, and the
| House took up Gildea's bill author
izing the State Board Of Examiners
to allow certain claims against
the State. Thu se claims arose out
of a bailding fund for the State
University not to exceed $6,6l7 In
expense. The bill was considered In
Committee of the Whole and its
passage recommended. The House
refused to suspend the rules and put
1t on passage and the question was
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.ae11rExh. Regular meeting held on
~ = WEDNESDAY EVENING 81
each week at TX O'Clock. So
1ourning brethren in good
]. W. BARD, N. g.
A. FRANK, Il. s.
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X. ID. WISE, M. d.

fNFFICE IN CARDONA BLOCK, LOS
" Angeles, Cal, ne srly opposite Court
House. NE DISEASES OF FEMALES A
SPECIALITY, aul5
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3 Attn s

3 Attn S
As the great PURIFIER and EQUAL
IZER of the human body, enabling the
system to throw Off its impurities and
giving to the lungs 0ne-sixth more inspi-
ration of air than can be optainel by
breathing, by opening the pores of the
skin and giving full play to the insensi.
BILE respiration 80 necessary to physical
health.
HFA female constantly on hand to
walton ladies.
Open from A. N. tc7P.M. s23tf
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pS- Dresses cut by q. T. TAYL0R'S
SYSTEM. A perfect at guaranteed.
fe2-lm
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1878-08-03
Stacking Clover.

In stacking clover at least six quarts Of salt
should be scattered through every ton as it is
laid up. 1t is important that the center of the
stack bottom, when the rails or poles arc laid,
should be raised twelve or fourteen inches
higher than the outer edge. There is nothing
in hay making that pays better than to make
good stack foundation, especially for clover
hay. In building the stack keep the center
solid and high, and the outside comparatively
loose, and rake down we'll If one desires to
ventilate use Il sack, say eighteen inches in
diameter and four or five ieet long, fill it with
chaff Or soG.e Light material, place it upright
il the center on the foundation of the stack
ard build up around it. As the stack rises,
the stack must he drawn up, leaving hole in
the center from the bottom to the top which
should be properly capped over to prevent the
rain IRON getting III. In conclusion, the writer
is prepared 20 admit that hay made Of grass
after the seeds and the stalks are fully ma
tured will Last longer than that made as suc.
gested above. Old straw or brush will last
still longer-perhaps longer than the cattle
Cor. Farm ami Fireside
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1878-08-03

The Kentucky Lire Stuck Recofd, in speak
ing of the best breeds of sheep for farmers
says
The best sheep for tarmertO keep are those
that yield the heaviest tlccCcS and the creates,
number Of pounds of meat. The scrub sheer
will yield from three TO six pounds of wool pei
head, while Mcrinoes will range between ten
and twenty pounds, and thoroughbred Cots
wolds more Why is it that farmers do not
raise the sheep which will give these heavy
tleeces? Then as to the meat the fine sheep
produces an enormous amount of flesh, and
does not eat ony more than IA scrub. But be
sides these facts, the fine sheep do not only
yield large tecces per head, but the wool is OF
superior quality. The same Is true of the
sheep in comparison with scrubs.
SOuthdowns, for instance, are the finest nut
ton in the world, always commanding an cX.
ira price-a flesh which princes desirc-while
the fleece is medium. The Shropshire stand
next in quality, and are next to CotswOlds in
tleeces The profits Of these breeds are very
great in times of ordinary prosperity and un.
der all circumstances it is best for the farmer
to breed them, because they pay better-the
grand result which Is the supreme object of the
farmer-the highest possible remuneration for
his capital and labor.
And all this concerning sheep is true OF fine
breeds Of cattle, horses, hogs and poultry In
the face Of these indisputable facts, the mass
of the people should not handle scrub stock,
and entertain an opposition to fine breeds.