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Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-11-21
Our Mines.

" hilc the spectators of Chicago,
New York and Boston are hunting
UP good mines in which to invest their
capital, we would like to have their
attention called to the rich fields of
Boise county. Every mine here that
has been developed to any extent has
been proven good, and great num-
Der of undeveloped lodges show as
good indications on top as those that
have been proven good. We do nor
want wildcat mines foisted upon those
who may be willing to invest, as such
a course wonld prove injurious to our
mining interests We have as good
mines as Colorado or Nevada, and all
we ask is for SPECTATORS to send their
experts and ascertain the facts fol
themselves One or two Boise coun
ty mines on the Stock Boards woulc
prove to outside capitalists that in
vestnents in them would be profitable
and the country would enter on al
era Of general prosperity If min,
owners would go to work in earnes
we think they could secure the aid 0
capitalists.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-11-21

A PARTY of poor fellows were ship
wrecked, and after tossing about on a
raft for several days, racked with all
the fortunes IF hunger, The fatal but
inevitable time arrived wien, By com
mon consent, lots are drawn to decide.
on victim, and the poor wretch saw
half dozen knives cleaning before
him ready to pierce his heart
Pale, but firm, he cried: Il am
wiling q die, friends. but you are nm
Inerved, and your hands shake. Give
me a pistol, and III blow out ms
brains
THAT will never DO" vehemently
protested one If his more fortunat,
comrades. BLOW out your -brains
indeed Why, that's thc uery part
like best Sporting times.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-11-21
How to Avoid snow Blindness.
Tuscarora Times Review.

The pain incident to snow blindness
is perhaps as intense as any that was
ever experienced by human beings.
a very simple method Of avoiding the
injurious effect Of the reflection of the
suns rays upon the snow is By black
enipg the cavities around the eyes.
This can be done with II piece Of coal
or the charred end of stick, and will
be found fully as effective as colored
glasses.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-11-21
Arrivals at the Luna House.

A. Hoskins, Prof Rutan, T. Surson,
Boise City; w A. Dolon, VIM Shelly,
Placerville; Len White, Sub Rosa; Ben
Wilson, JAS f.shfo9th, Wm. Cock, Pho
neerville; +. Emyat, Peter Robinson, Dan
Robinson, ). b. Tid,l, E. I. Preswick, Jas.
Irwin, Fitzpatrick, Donald Grant,
Henry Clifton, Maj r. NJ. Mcdowell, ].
II. Wilson, John Phillips, Tim Carroll,
Banner; - McDanieis, Jas. Iiender-
shot, G. ". Barnes, j. 81 Parker, Cove,
Oregon; Francis Coulson, Wm. Riley,
Bear Ran, Jus. Constable, More's creek
Press Lamb, city; Dan Carroll, Den Ma
gee, Washington mine; Asa Abbott, At
lanta; JAS Young, Centerville; Joe Trav-
is, L. Burson, Willow creek; H. Craig,
Edward Dooley, Garden valley; VIM.
O'Neil, Tiger mine; Z. E. Day, Potosi,
mo-; p. II. Clark, Humans mill; Frank
Farnham, j. M. Cannady, Boise City; l.
Comfy, Star Ranch; JAS. Benait, Patrick
Foley, Chas. F. Roller, Yankee Fork
Frank McCutchen, ID. Collins Placerville
Jerry Mernane, Richard Stokes, Pioneer
vile; II. L Boon, San Francisco; o. Lam
dreth, Bear Run; r. Williams, JAS Smith,
Centerville; Owen Donnelly, North Elk
! John German, Ebinezer mine.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-11-21
Birthday Party.

Miss Lulu Miller gave a party Oh
last Monday evening, her birthday,
which was attended by large mum
Der of invited guests. 1t was a very
pleasant affair, and will always be re
membcred with pleasure by her friends
who were present table filled with
all the dainties that could be procured
in the market greeted the guests be
fore their departure.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-11-21
Two Good Hines.

MIR. James Irwin will put in his
winters time developing the Panamint
aud Galveston mines, at Banner, owned
ny him and Mr.. III. Lester. The Pan
amlnt is situated a short distance
above the Banner mill, and the Gal
weston about 600 feet south Of The
Crown Point. Both mines have been
prospected to the depth of thirty feet,
where they are of good width and
prospect well. A tunnel to tap the
fanamlnt is in 10 feet, and MIR. Irwin
VIII complete it before doing other
work He thinks he will have to run
II 10 feet further before reaching the
VEN. There is no doubt but that
these mines will soon be ranked VITA
Tue best in the district
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-11-21

Bon INGERsoLL tells the truth when
he says: | never saw man stand
at the shore where a woman had been
morally wrecked, waiting for the
waves to bring back even her corpse;
but | have seen women do it. ! have
seen women with her white arms lift
man from the mire Of degradation aid
hold him TO her bosom as though he
were an angel
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-11-21
Read This.

Information is wanted concerning
John 0'Donnell, Of Newton, Iowa,
who left for the Black Hills Oct. o.
1871. He is a baker by trade; 4f
years of age; 5 feet s inches high;
heavy sci, broad shouldered; figure
erect; hair, moustache and chin-whis.
kers more than halfgray; has a very
bright gray eye. If dead his now
destitute widow is entitled to a con
siderable sum from the Order of United
Workmen; and 500 reward will b.
paid for legal proof Of his death. Ad
dress Chas. A. Clark, Editor Hde
pendent, Newton, Jasper county, Iowa
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-11-21
Wintry.
winnemucca ST yer state. Nov. 18th.

The landscape has decidedly win
try appearance to-day Some three
inches Of snow fell last night, and the
ground is covered with its winter
mantle. It is believed that there is
abont as much snow in the mountains
at this writing as there was at any
time last winter The weather-wise
Ipredict q severe winter, and the pros
poets Of heavy snow fall and plenty
Iof water next summer are excellent.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-11-21
The Banner Mines.

The Elmira Company's mill at Ban
ner ran FIVE mouths this season, crush
lag over 1000 tons OF ore, the yield of
which was about 800, 900. The mill
is 20-stamp, and had the batteries
been good ones, that amount of ore
couid have been crushed i'll two
mouths. When the disadvantages IN
der which work was prosecuted are
considered, none can help but compre-
bend the value of the Banner mines,
and understand that the rock, when
worked by good machinery, will yield
enormously There are scores of
mines in the district as rich as any
owned by the Elnra Company, and
the country Yould be much benefited
by those falling into the hands of cap
italists. Those who own them could
easily, we think, sell to Eastern or
San Francisco men if they would open
negotiations while so much attention
is being directed to mining.
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low Prices.
LOCAL NEWS.

SIX or eight men will be kept at
work in the Elmira Company's mines
at Banner during the winter.
The New York Mining Record, a
valuable journal on the. subject indica-
ted by the name, has been enlarged
to thlrty-six pages.
G. JACOBS distillery at Boise City is
running to its full capacity, making
whiskey.
a DRAMATIC club is to be organized
at Tuscarora.
WORK has been suspended for the
winter on most Of the mining claims
in Centennial District, near Tuscarora
WHEAT is selling $l05 at Dayton,
W..
GUN has advanced about so per
cent in price, and dealers in gum
boots may be obliged to raise their
prices before spring.
Snow is eighteen inches deep at the
Elk Horn mill
Coon hcadclieese at Brown " Co.'s
butcher shop, on tho corner of Mont
gomery and Wall streets.
FRED Dill, of Baker City. lately un-
earthed q skeleton while charging
bis cellar It had the appearance Of
having remained there many years.
Our exchanges show that the far.
ners Of the Territory are securing ii
ties to their farms. The Boise county
farmers should do likewise.
The stage runs from The Dalles tc
Baker City in four days.
A LARGE number of drugs and medi
cines have been received by Myer 6
Smith during the past few days.
The skating has commenced.
THE mail from Boise City arrived
last Wednesday evening or a dead
AK" wagon. 1t got in about 1885,
O'Clock NJ
Utah mines have g ,bblcd $4,000,
900 Of Eastern capital this year. Ida
ho has gobbled-yes, she has gobbed
and strutted too, perhaps.
The McGINLEY theatrical troupe il
giving performances at Tuscarora.
OWING to people laying in their sup
plies, our merchants are doing goot
business.
CHARLES MAUrz has just received {
large supply Of new styles of cal
pets; also, toys Of every description
JUST received, at Myer & Smiths
paints, oils. tobacco, cigars, &c.
Hon. Ben. WILSON and wife lei
for San Francisco last Wednesday.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-11-21

oblivion is sad indeed. Population re-
ducvd to just a quorum for solo
game. Now and then days Of yore
fit to mind and dispel all thought Of
our present snrroundings-days whei,
even nature seemed to wear gaycr,
brighter dress. Knock-down, drag
out, bite-and-gouge days. happy days
that we shall know no more forever.
H.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-11-21
PLAIN skirts. without vestige

PLAIN skirts. without a vestige Of
trimming, are considered most styl-
ish; they are made to hang neatly
Skirts that are trimmed have Aouuces
from five to ten inches deep, and it is
fashionable to have portion of the
plain skirt show between the founces
and the short upper drapery. Skirts
plated to the waist are also worn, the
skirt being laid in regular kilt or boz
plaits, or in sections.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-11-21

Ben BUTLER announces himself as a
candidate for Governor at the next
election in Massachusetts, the recent
one having been fraudulently conduct
ed, he says.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-11-21

BoDIE has five newspapers, two
banks, Masonic, Odd Fellow and other
halls, a fire department, and seventy
saloons, inuumerahlc dance houses,
5000 people and no church.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-11-21

TIE Tuscarora Times ReuieaU is very
irregular i'll its arrivals here. What
is the matter?-[IDAHo WoRLD.
Don't know. 1t leaves this office
as regular as clock work Times
Review.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-11-21

HENRI MARTIN has been received by
tue French Academy as successor OF
Theirs.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-11-21

HOMER DIsrRIcr, twenty-three miles
southwest Of Bodie, is creating quite
stir in mining circles.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-11-21
yos,omce Kours.

During week Gays, until further notice,
he Postoffice will ne kept open from seven
!. NJ. until nine 2 N.
sundays from halfpast twelve to one,
nd from four until six p. M.
MONEY ORDER BUSINESS.
The Money Order office will not be
onened at all on Sundays; and no Money
order business will be transacted on Sat
,rdays after four O'Clock p M.
s. g. SILSBY,
Idaho City, Dec. 3, 1875. Postmaster.
, 1879-03-19


HOG rR0DrCTS-Wero active md stronger,
under good demand for all descriptions Of prnp.
cry. Hogs at thu stock-insds wcre quoted SC per
dtcated II t1rmrr fcrlug In product thcrc, Tho
shipping demand fnt niuats WINS very Eond, rfon-
bly, much butter than appeared OF tho surface, md
the inquiry far pork and lara WINS steadily goul
during tho grcatcr pnrL of tho acsslon thnnvI,
wnuted chIry for future delivery. and thu ofIef-
irga Of lard wcrc rather light In proportion to tho
demand.
MISS lonE-Adyauccd 1asiGl1Jc, it, addition to
the imntoseMGnt Of tho previous AFTERNOON, and
cloBcd 1el3c above Mondays latest quotations,
Saies w0ra reported Ut .5, und brls seller Anr at
$40 00hC510. .U 81 900 brs Enllcr 2Iuy Mt $40 15d1
10. :li md 75> urls scllcr JHnu nt $40 , 10. 10.
T1tal, III. 750 bsta. Tho market coseu sru, nt
$40. LII for cas!, sc)ur March,, $40 l7t;D1Q 20
for Aur,1. ana 0..7I4Gt10.J 80 for Muy, will
about $40. ~ for June. Old pork was nou,lnal ut
sH.ifGDH. "a.
Prinlu ncfa pork was quoted at S0.ooGO aa, and
oxtra rlmo At ~ 5fcH. TO, with sa1o Ut ::tO brls
1,r!'np nrss nj -. 10.
I.AHI-Adyaneed about &c per 10olbs. Ha,cs wcre
lI7;o !c, Heiicr May at 80. a41 lad 7ti; .N tel
aolItr 'nnr Ut 50. n. Total, H. 800 tea. Thu
inurket Cb,Hea Atm ut 81. III tar snut ns seller
Aarch, f0 7!i6tu 90 for april. and 5,I. BJGt u7,a
Tor Mhy. J.he sulA ut III. 10.
MEar:-Woto about 50 higher, under HI actlyo
Inquiry fur tHturus A.l tor shipment. salcs weru
reEort" 0l iu, 0Ihi !ta short ribs Mt Sl,inltG1
II ~ faf APRIL 3hU!' 1Gl ht laJ3 f1r May, and $i Ii
aG.t. I1s dMEe: l. i'll ahIea longs Ns slnrs az
s3 u casl. and S;,.! sulor April 10 tnxos lon.
cut huns, ascFagnu l.. lbs, u HSc. Thu following
"esu thu closlnS prices per 100 lDs IN thu itat,
, 1879-03-19
REAL ESTATE.


Tho following Instruments were lllsd for rec
ord Tuesday, Murrh Is:
err PROPERTY
ii !41is' Il, dated Musch III IN. Ias..
S! sa.s =" soa!t Il bowes 4; esa0i &p.. aas ana w
lluhpard sts, anu iu0 Il wof Noblu st.st.
sa1il =, .,a'sd March III atwalte' Lister 81,
s1lI5 Il, lascd Fol-: 70 William Loeb zoo
rratIS II IS'sa;G s9 II io Il "i Eighteenth IL 4'oo
sfta9xl77.. with bu,h!iaG Ny: ~, :atsd
SsSa; sss9 Il IL |5}s" M' + t. rs stkass Aai" A. 10 900
*:3sl:;I!. q. dated, March ii tcaruliaa
Seymour ] az. Il ~ Thnnip;oi Il, vi, '''0
a4xl:a II, da!e!l Marcl. II ,Juruhson i
ralsnn II Il 9h" =, t sos oSst y SYi:s 600
4, dated Maseh q tttyl Ae.x 10 The ~.
sr s'11s It. .i 81 es,st T. iata Saas II
!Al!sha, rror r. - y .isa'se W +. Smith, i; 5000
xl:1 Il, .lateu March & william j. n
Davis 10 Fay + f0urhutsl ....,....... ], 100
Fifth y, a. &; i9 & E si si.S AoStss
.llcEn,ana II. lloifa,ann 10 llenry Cur.
,.ss t' ." s:ait ps!xysa Mstssa aa F.E *0o0'
liz, .au II u Ut Twentieth Ut, .dxk7.s
g. datsd MaFch II tAl"t!c hla'na to
HghI 1khlGGt0n NJ, Iha.s IL4 u Ututh
~, I, .4xl1i It, Improved, Iatv4
Marcl4 U tDauiul II. !IuIU to taoargc a.
Ihonla.) :.,,,:;,... .;;....;;:...: Il, 0oo
VI. anti Iii It II u Ut ElybuuEH w, SO
!. a.xlu1 II. inpEUstI, dated Fob
:, ~ tConrad jac9b tu August kluge),... 1000
8ainu property III tho above, Gatud
March tAuGust KtuKa IL ThuEcaa ..
,Jasnu) ,,.:.......,..,.....:, 1000
. I, 79xlUO It, aatcu MurcN 10
tAda !, a. ninntng 1t Al. 10 f. u.
Uluwen. 1t, 1b4 II " VI Ashland av,
ne T. 4Hxl00 Il, dated March IL .
tchsiAsan Fseuks 10 Julius Muel!ss).. O. 600
, 1879-03-19

Len pacc, 15 It Of ltoync AZ, = Z.
2ixt00 H., dntcH Aatcl, ! tjnmcs II
ficA1ey to ThDlnas McCnnnrl1 ....,..., 6n1
BGlrH OF CIT LIMITS. WITHIN A HAblrs or sETkH
Miles nr TflE CnGRT- tbush.
Langham nv, hetwcon FoIty.tecond and
forty.thitd ri, " T. o6t1nD H.
tntei March 10 tf.yman Hard to Mnry
soih ri FIX t. COZ q rofi!: :;cvenia '*00
t.ianiet H. wsikar 70 s,eurss 4. h!aTsi,j 1e, 900
1inyne st, 10 Il II VI Forty.ntnh rLwf
4Hxt2t It. dflca March ~. 1874 tMary
c. Waiting tu j. Z. inungl ......... COO
Fnrty.aevcnsh et, 8 Q cor Of tonk 1t, nf,
25xl.5 It. dated Mnsch II {1saAc COOK
wssd av. s4o fcet d d iTh!fty:nrnnitih' st, 'o
I. .asl':2 It. datcl Feb. ri william s, -
hall ta frank sterhonton,.. ,.....,.;..:.. oao
Stone ~. =, Il " Ut Aberdeen II, 4 +. al1x
l.5 Il. dated March IL, and u. Frey
10 John Il. UC1nuUr) )..,.............,. 300
, 1879-03-19

IN NEW Y0HE YESTERDAY.
March 18.-lscceipts- 10,3S0 brls;
wheat, t0o,8oo bu; eorn, 50,o50 bu; oats, 90, 700
bu; cor,l.nlcal, 58a psgs; rye, 1850 bu; barlcy,
$3.50 bu; pors, oss brts; beef, 9.Gao tcs; cut
ncats, 2,5l5 pkgs; lar.l, ,754 tcs; whisky, 4o5
brls.
E1ports-For twcnty-four houra-Flour, 49,
900 brla; wheat, 100000 bu; corn, 10000 bu;
oats, 1000 bu.
, 1879-03-19

-------.---- "---"----'---.---
bat the stock showed IN inercnse Of a,:a4l bn
during last weak Mt lhlr point. The ferlinY hcre
was vcrg rcrsnns Throughout. tho mtdes wnnthct
mnkIng rnne hultorr nplrchcnttvc of lowor ptice*,
be lis n',scome @ | Of thu sesesrs on Apri consnc,s.
which will hn IN oriler two wrecks trAm ycstcrt!ay.
The downNnrt' tendcncF wat. however. kopt In
p'y for casa wheat which was "anset by th!puors.
M%rk Of n,osn1 IL psS,e'ty. M ox el;red r., =,
weeks roeelptn. and il0!sc for regular. NJ y
SnrHa nr11 q. sdc o5 s ear'sn s 81 g;sc
ciined Ia t,J,tc, nttynncctl 10 lc and cloro.l at
ili,:Ssno';c. sc,!er May so,d 1t Da,iSN,3'&c,
Ss sssHs i 4 tf ss! s,s g. 0a1h 4 e s; nGs s
salrs wcro rejortei Il &, Goo In No. 1t aoi!Gb
GGhe; mud II. zoo bu by sample NJ 1HlR,c Total,
III" ~ oM' w,.e.t. ,tn,,.a, d, Inn ,u M
ey hs ,afe an a ,se dyG ny sn enIy
:;SsSt !s: w'Ss tsw Ss sxsspi!sa: s, ,rs a:.s*st
NV uo M''s S as rsea. i essss sss Es i
"rnn.r Tncro Maa n," o. ILL Poat .Msa '. n ~.
track. Fcry lltt!c cqh.,uf thcso grades Is now
ssps aats n. we.k SS4 Ms Z nr1iye VA,
f1rst storage hat MT yet!sipreI., Regular corn
c!osed nu,ninaiy at 81 h9t'!e9 Sel'or MAY oponc4
a. 'ibikc aol! nt 5Gct tlcn !ar :bt GD3D.ic, lnd
!a Gl1ssd 9t 30!sc. seilsr Jhsa sol! Ut 39,s@
au!ac. July u :bsGl:51 lc7n. aud Apti1 ut
a1:.dts.c, TUG latter cnsing a. ':.c. epot ealcs
at HAAefal.ac: 10 n0n hti 20 tt'rnas) At t!c;
Il: 300 bl by Bhtnpls at 'al4a!tsc on track: TO:
G9!i ha 10 NJ .+ht33o ffae on BOARD cars. Total.
lMl Gao hu. Also 10, ooD hu to nrrivo at 3HiGb
'H!3ta:
,VATs-Wcro f9!tly aettyo and shade hEmcr,
closing steaay. New York was 1uotei tluil md
r"."r,oT II" s,t,s t. 1. Meie st H.s % au sG
iof sa ,,rcs Was aaaln Grisk. AID tic oiisr,ns .on
wcnt ut fp.lncr figures, Tho trn,lina In (ntnrus
way Ilm!tuh, except In MAY, Which so,d freely At
:5a.EimIt4c. cLfphy nj liz Inttrr nrIcu. wElcn
wns t,n c.osuE, tJumc rold al a5Nc'
April anil rcgulut we.o nominal ut noc, nntI uiit-
edged M e Wrce auutot al Mic, with no Falcs nil
tlu lrcnl recelnta rolnv b, tia numpIu tnurkt.t.
Cns, xnes wcrs rppur,ct Of g. GOO b,, i,y xattc il,
:,H195{c; O. COO hu white do ut nTGs!Bi;c OH
track: nnu Id IOi) b1, to nj .4t.d} IDl;c: md In
bu.
, 1879-03-19

Tie following were the receipts md slllp-
ments OF 1he leading articles Of produce In this
city during tic twenty-tour hours ending at
n'cIock nj Tusstlay morulng, and for tho cor
responding date twelve months ago:
, 1879-03-19

HMAS-"a* uHusnaly actiyu, aud titnoF. Sales
w'ro 200 tans 1t $40. 90a10 In per ton un track,
and SlU. Ell @ lU. 10 tree on honld cars. j..
M1bbLlNas-Salss were reported Of 4QItona At
210. aUge11 .ua!s,
coRN. N.MHAL-saIe was made Of 10 tons coarse at
$40. Is per lou on track.
WurAr scasEs,xua-salos were 10 tons at Ss 90
@l7UD
splllSG WElEAT-Was nctlye and IRREGULAR
tron, &C byl"w to aGoYs tho atest uTisss III ..
Munaay. and closcl shulo below them. The iel.
egramk from England noted nm easier feeling in
hsa, anI kuw York was tune On spring, though
higher 0n winter. The secslpla hste Wesv smaller.
, 1879-03-19

$$s'fSsss' $ssSsys d's::ss IT, S:::@ 80 ~ Y e 70,
Gecss, DC iisc, i u;...',' No." ....... . tna ii
pHsS: 1S,,a |,a ass.ssa, b.. -" SS'es q u
letl.leatts. 80. :. ....... =. III q i a.5i
Ganss GansahoaeR'''' ''.,'.'.''.""" Aun "a I'D
sXir-was IL IL tair dcmun Il apsi,aon.a' Go q aa0
TIM two brand, "r domesc dairy may iii pt1cys: u. ",
1ano t pI!ces n : fe~ days: '"' al 'hs
t,ss. rtse s"H. nsi'''*.'''s.'.'...n..... 11s
Ssw ya!t lilly, i III. without ines:. 5.'s
Mirrsr ,nanr5' ns witii baga... .756. m
Misss" ;isir,. h. With n.vs }.I
sEEil*-Wsie ra,ler qn.et iioa, fair ,,,:: 10?
nnh covor rnie,l cas'cs. while snohy wa. M,sget,
r1ne 7nas e,eTef s as aaos a AZ! .:s, s; Ws;;
oTn2!y ''h ilsaaai,as Il g. .5ia e;,es .
si@;9er. I'D d; for a' ,Sins say .se st 's'
yelopct There tsa tnIr and ip,,T,Iyir "i. "as os'
anu urn anu atchdy set Of psIccs. Nc f,iols:
Common 10 !air... 1TGh96 Common 10 fair nao,.
npesl"s 70 nne. :.1aA95a sllEcrlnf 10 itnr I'd @H
Extta ~ me 10 Hncst4uH0 Extra Ant IN fincst,,ts
tuu'test 1890. .t''t4hoi JArAN NStut1lrn
YnUSG 1fsoA. Common to fall ia:,
Sofno to tnir sMierisr to r. io:a @
upotiol ~ nMc. .h!thiD Extra Anc 10 ilnc.IEtHSS
Extfa H!ic u lnestoU410O 0uLoxt <4"
eho'eesL .:...... :o1bfo common 10 faIr lHaqs
GCSroWtEh: iSnrertnr to tlnc ,,3,tS Il
Sommon 70 talf. Ge4sJ9 E&sa fine to fincst Iy,.s
1:xira inc 10 nnosti1bI0 roccIsn Am
cn91esss. 5oG9sl' 'su!arlo: 10 lno ..asSn
nEALEMns quoted mt :S<tsc. Tho olEesingax VIZ
Wii1skY-was In good dcmnnd at tao ,,,,..
typed qaoation Of 81. ~ for h,etwncs sais wy.
reported OF 0 bsIa That basla Alcohol n, ~ es
port was nominal at 3lc per gallon dciiyorsssa,. sa !.
Wo0l-Has steady under fair retail inoof,,
The stock Y getting iuw ana will bo qlliio sod ~;
by The nlde nf ny II trado kecpa III if. nr,s1t
votnms. Thy l'oston shippiAq- Ut says: ''''s''
tho paat week. md Tho xnlns show constr,,bSs
increase over tho lmtcu busi,sena Of tho nIr,saa
week, Dul generally speaking tho market remaIns
wthont i,nprovcnicnt, and tlluto IL no protp.stoi
any Improvement. liollers nre; anxious 10 Co.
Gls lni no dlhlclty III purchasing at cuncesson,
The most marked dcclsnG IL in Texn-, Orcran ~
California w.,os salc. OF these vools having brsa
n,ntn At cou!plrattveiy low psfces. Parlie. sbo
now rolling ut loss Of 4fD:c uor ID. scYctai lots
having hcen !nl;cn during the week a; tho pticr.
paid IN san fsanc!scn fearlya year sro, hoidtn
hero submitting lo tho loss Of freight; tn,efe.,
enout 5c H. 7ho only possible canse 'Sna tar ..e
shvornle chango Is that gGos may take xta,i in ~.
srrhR, but there ss no Indication ut Erescnt iii
th!d chanHs VII! taxa nlace. lis Tuun ara muy,agos
slowlY at low and nn'ltsactoFy prices. The sloets
on n1d ars not l"rec, tor tho season, ind ,ont
teaiers have been foFcrA to buy To keep up n.,o,t.
nDna, hut this IL Offset by tic fact that fcw naa
ntaceurort who have morn stock haul than thty
require, are acess Ut wool instead Ut buyers Tbs
steGks, howosor, are bolicYe4 to BY quite hmpe to
hrtdgc over to another clip, and buyesa arc uuits
indifferent about futu.e supplies. $"~
Mnshuu tcoce wool. u De-. '. ......, nSG:3l