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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-11-14
GALV ESAON.


Correspondence of the Herald.
GALVESTON Nov. 10, 1850.
Yesterday, Hedenntimer Brothers libeled
the bark Hereward for damages to freight,
comprising 500 cases of condensed m TX,
which they allege was damaged by careless,
ness in storing the milk in close proximity
with salt. The amount exceeding freight
bill and suit is brought in the the United
States district COURT be moonshiner ar
rested in this district was taken back to
Knoxville, East Tennessee, where he will be-
placed on trial for the murder of a deputy
United States revenue collector who was en-
gagged in breaking up illicit dis.iling wits
key in the mountains Of Ess! Tennessee
Forty English immigrants arrived Tuesday
in the ship George Washington, and left for
the interior by the various trains. They
come we'll prepared and will become valus-
BILE citizens Of the state.--The Judges of
the supreme court and court of appeals are
averse to the removal of the court from the
present location, and claim the county has
no jurisdiction of the courts or their officers.
The piping for the artesian well has ar
rived and an agent of the company il here,
who states that the work Of boring
will com hence Immediately, and the
tower that has stood like lone
steeple in the southeast corner of the public
square, will be put to practical use.-A
negro fisherman, engaged in pscatorial sports
on the north side of the channel, was sud
denly capsized from his boat into several feet
of water Being al expert swimmer he 5 on
righted his boat, and was himself agsin.--
Yesterday the chief Of police in commu.
nication to his honor, the mayor, recon-
mended the immediate discharge of Officer
John Killew from his force, for drunkenness
and unotiicer-lke conduct while in the dis
charge of his duty. Wednesday night the
officer vas intoxicated while on his beat, and
brutally assau ted Thomas Collins, master of
barge, tripping him up and kicking him in
the mouth, splitting his upper lip ip a
terrible manner. Collins came to
the station, the blood streaming from his
lip and reported the assault. he was taken
in charge by Officer Scha.b aad conveyed to
the hospital, where his injuries were attended
10, and an officer sent out for the fractions
and pugnacious Killew, who was brought
into the station relieved Of his badge and
baton and tho fact reported to the chief Of
police by the efficient night sergeant, Jane:
Hunter. This is not Officer killeen's first
infraction of duty while on his beat, but it il
certainly the last, US Captain Atkins is de-
termned to have no man on the force unles!
he is thoroughly efficient.
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]. Il, HEREFORD, G ty Secretary. '
IN ORDINANCE REQUIRING RAIL
N roads to to fix crossl gs, cutters, etc.
De 1t ordained by the city council of the city

IN ORDINANCE REQUIRING RAIL
IN roads to to fix crossl' gs, CUTTERS, etc.
De 1t ordained by the city council OF the city
OF Dallas:
SECTION /. 1t shall be the duty Of every
railroad co porativn which HIS = track in tha
city of Dallas, to Keep Its road bed, culverts,
switches and drainage in good repair.
Hec, ,. Wherever he trgck Uf any road
crosses Il stree or alley In he city, tue top Of
the rails shall br even with the surface If the
street Tor the full width ofsuch street, and the
street croSSiHV shall be so bNed by the railroad
compapy's agent The same rule shall I've
observed where they have g. itcnes on any
stree;.
zee. Where they has ia trrs or culverts.
the same shall NJ 50 conducted or covered NJ
as not to interfere " 18th free passage and cou-
veneut trav'l hlorg the sire ct, and so ~ not
10 conv the water inlO any street or lot In
the city,
sec. They shall not construct any switch
or track niong or aero sNnYs'r-e ct IN III city
without the consent OF the ,ity council. and
any and avery person nd,trg or aiding In
the act shvll be S'emed guilty. of q ms1 mean
ar, and upon conviction shall b fned no. less
than five nor more thsn one hundred dolla's.
Sec . IL shall be b. ihs duty Of the Hous.
ton q Texas rniral railroad company ~ proc
vide / CHS at their rossi, Is on lious ~, JEFF
rson, Austin, Mar 1t Lamar A. AID ~ nus,
Browder krvay, Main Il IN, Commu &c, Swiss,
Live Oak, Br,Ns, and ROls aveque: ,"d of the
Texas & pc flc raiiro mpauy % p Divide
Aus In, Market. Lamar, College, Eve more,
Live Oak HARDWOOD, Pearl, AMI Swiss avenue,
howsrd aud Good streets, which tights shall
bekept bu'ting rom dark to Jay light, exc pit
when the IN on IL shining brightly Any
q her il-Oad entering the city shall plac
lights ut their crossings.
Sec G. II shall be the duty OF the ST u n
Mt or other representative of rair ads
= wing trncs In this ct y, " SEE tint the re-
qu empnts OF this orsina &c are compiled with,
"a nd in cay q uf failure To CumDly. or of Any vi
lation OF This ordinai ca. the gent shall be
emed guilty OF misdemeenOr, ~ upon
co ,viction in the mas or's court shtll be 1ned
n I ess than five nor more than one hundred
al ars: and each day shall constitute n separ.
ale offence.
SIC !. II shall be tho duty of the city engin-
J epr and every roi e filcer IN zee the pr. WIS.,
| Ions Of this rJlnance strictly complied with
"ec. S That This orfin nee take feet from
| u ,ssage and publication,
Approved Novamh,rp 1850.
! JOAN j. tiOON, Mayor.
j. u. HEsrropS, CITY secretary.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


Observation-Disclosures MEETING .-Ot,ice
OF the Chicaeo, Texas 4 Mexican Central Ran.
way company, Dallas, Tex, Sept 81, IsSo.--By
order of the Board Of Directors OF tue Chicago.
Texas Mexican Central Ra lwny com.
pany notice is hereby given toa'l stockholJ ers
OF said company 10 attend r,gh.r annual
meeting Of saii stockholders to he held at the
office Of the company In the city Of Dellas
state of Texas. ON thu LIST day OF NlN.n.her,
1880, for the purpose OF enacting and ado ling
bylaws for said company; aud pursuant 10
tho order OF said Board of Directors notice 4,
also given TO said stockholders TO attend a
meeting of the stockholders of said conn an,
to be held at the company's Office, In the city
Of Dallas, state Of Texas, on the 9Th day Of
November 1880, for the purpose Of consider.
Ing and sanctlouing the borrowing of none,
not to exceed twenty thousand dollars on eacl
mile of said railroad by said company, TO be
secured by the bonds OF the company, and .
trustdeed upon Its property and franchise, the
forms thereof being on dle in the Office OF the
company. DANIEL. II. HALE,
A. f. BENNETT, seo'y. President.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-11-14

astonishing Cures of itching, Scaly
and ScrOfuIOus HumOrs of the Skin.
Scalp, and Blood of Children and In.
fants.

Cuticura Remedies are simply elegant to
use. They appeal t. mothers and parents with
great force From infancy to old axe they are
equally successful sale ana reliable. Cuticurn
n medicinal jelly, arrests disease, eats away
dead skin and flesh, all0ys inflammation, Itch
Ing and irritation, oothe- and heals KIN dis
eases, ard scalp ail6CiIDns with less OF hair
reproduCes and beauties the hair. Cuti-
cura Krsolvent, the great blood pmilier, clean
SIS, purlles and eradicates all shronic and he
reditsry humOrs, CuticuJa Medicinal Toilet
Soap, prepared fram Cuticura, Claanses,
othes and henlS diseased surfaces, whitens
freshens, and beauties the skin beyond ali
praise / ia an elegantly pslfumed toilet,
bath and nursery eauative.
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WILLS = Din 4.


Core sp)nds nce OF the Herald
WILLS PoINr, Npy. -. $50
Your renders will ramembr sreing,
through your columns, the account Of the
killing of Ed. Coleman by DIR. I. l. W,nne,
at this place, on Sept. 6, 1880. DIR. Wynne
was put under $4,000 bond to await thu re-
turn of the grand jury. am glad to say
that, SO fer, the grand jury has folnd no bill
agaitst Dr.. Wypne, a1d | sincerely hope
they will not, as | thiub the Killing was
purify acci 10 ltal. They were intimate
ilends, and highly respected gen tlemen
BY at. The grand Jury will adjoura to.
morrow until Wednesday, the lTth inst
Our business men all wear smiling faces,
though business is quiet. The wea Their is
cool, With indications of snow.--D efeated
candidates all look sick.--rhe Tex as u Pa
cue railroad cannot furnish enough cars to
snip our cotton, but still it comes.
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CUEaCURA lsEME lpgES

Are prepared by Weeks Il Potter, Chemists
md InuggistS, 3Gp Washington street, Bostun,
q rnnt street, Toronto, Ont, and snow
Hul, London, aoi sod by all Druggists. Price
OF Cuucura, small boxes, 80 cts, ; large boxes
81; ke.olvent, IL per bottle; Cuticura Medi-
cinal Toilet soap, 25 cents; Cuticura Medi-
era shaving suip 10 cents; in bars for Bar
sbers and lntg- .onsum, rs. 80 cents.
N57All matted on receipt Of price.
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Oysters and Fish.

Jarrett keeps on hand, Land is in daily receip,
of fresh, select Baltimore oysters, and Ash
from Galveston. He keeps them in his ice
house, and they are just as fresh as when
taken from salt water. Also Chicago celery,
nice and well blesched. Prices lower than
the lowest. Families take notice.
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Indy Renutiners.

Ladies, you cannot make fair skin, rosy
cheeks and sparkling eyes with all the cos
metics of France, or beauthers ofthe world
while i'll poor health, and nothing will give
YOU such good health, strength and beauty as
Hop Btters. A trial is certain proof. See
another column.
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something More Needed,

All chimueys bearing the Dragon" brsnd
are guaranteed to Withstand the fercest
flame while dripping wet, or any amount OF
cold air, or draft in ordinary use on the
lamp they never break. They are for
sale at D. Goslin's China hall who has the
exclusive sale for one year.
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Take SLRCK-DRAUGH
go ---s.---.=-s.--l -
will never be bilious.
For sale by all druggists.

Young lady, 'reyou Gloss, nervous and fret
falP Have you spells of melancholy, or have
you wakeful nights? How is your memory,
and do you feel rigorous? Ara you pale, feeble
and l0acliYe? Ifso, use on o; two bottles
of Dir. DR. mgoole'S ENGLISH FEMALE BIT
TERs. 1t will restore you to health in every
particular and make you feel bright, bouyant
and hnnnu
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Go to A. j. Brooks saloon, southeast
corner of Main and Ervay streets, for q
drink of pure, unadulterated liquors, wines
or fresh ice-cold Anheuser beer. This is a
private, quiet place, where one can spSRd al
hour pleasantly.
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Children and ChiIdreu

Chas. Ea,r re Hnkle, Je.sey Z ty Heights, N
j writes: MY son, a lad OF twelve years,
was con pletely cared Of n terrible case OF
Eczema by the Cuticura Remedies. From the
top ofhis head u the y les o his feet was one
mass OF sCubS. Every other RENE Y and phys
lcians had been tried in vain"
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Fred Nohrer, Esq cashier stock Growers
Naiioua' Bauk, Pueblo, COLORADO, wits: al
am SO we'll pleased with its effects ON NY body
tnat can MT anurd IN be without it L. my
fouse. Its wonderful cure and " is bound
u become very popular as soon as its virtues
are known to the nlasseE."
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So many are swept off yearly by this dis
tressine complaint, it IS of the gravest imper-
lance to learn that it and all kindred ain
ments, as well a. all internal discomforts, are
completely cured by Renne's Magic Oil. Try
tine great remedy.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-11-14

Parties living at n distance who desire tc
consult DR.. Storey, dentist, will confer ia.
vor on themselves and on him too, by advis-
ing him n week beforehand of the day they
expect to be in Dallas.
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j. =, WeeEs, Esq, Town Treasurer, st. Al.
bans, Vt, says, In q letter O ated May rs: "lt
works to q charm On my baby's face and head.
Cured the head entirely and has nearly cleaned
several, and DR., Plant has ordered it fOl
them"
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luis city used as q dwelling house or business
noure, snail ne furnished with 4 suitable
prINS, whieh shall be constructed as herein
sec. 2. 1t shah con 1T Of sand hoy or
sarth oioStt, atleast titttea Inches eouate. and
illeeh inches deep, which shall he lined with
~ V, o'uerWlSe made water-tighi, and any
one VINO heresfter constructs any lriyy eX-
wy, as provided herein, shall he ds.med
guilty Of misdemeanor, and unon cnnyic.
thh IN tne mayors court shall be nnel I'm any
sum NOT less than five or more. ihan one hun
etct uollarS' and each day shall congti,u lutte Il
sec j. The owne or occupant OF a0y
p ein ses where su h sand boxes are used
shall not permit them TO leak or nm over md
hhHl every thiI day or as often as necessary
sprinkle them with dust, ashes or dry diri
auu shall cause the same h be tmptied before
becoming filled or offensive
sec. 4. ltshall be un awful for apyon who
now mas a priVy vault on his premises ia use
the same longer than six months from The
ra'eVl the passage OF this ordinance, snd be-
Luz ,ure tue expiration OF this time, all persons
| having pfiVy vaults shall cause the sane In he
| III ca up and subs ltute Their for sand boxes
10 nn constructed in accordance with the terms
OF tnis ordinance, and kept IN Clearly con.
u,,l9n as mere 10 required. Provided, ali priyy
vaults exceeding fodr feet in de, th Shall he
hlled up Immediately and no longer used ~
| such. "N" Us
Sec >. All the SAM boxes or the contents
| tnereol, Shall he removed between the hour,
OF O'Clock at night and In III morning.
ana snail be removed In closely covered cart.
or Other covered YES els, and shall immedi-
ately be di>infected.
Sec g. 1t shall be the duty of the health of
neer 70 require every one who fails to comply
WIN thls rdinauce; and every police OH cer Is
| herehN required to examine ali premises on
ms beat tn sea rat the regulations herein con.
tained are strictly complied with, ami max,
compliant against all TENDERS.
sec T. The boxes hall bs so constructed as
10 beeasny sided lin aud out of the PRIV
| IheSe provisions shall not apply 10 wat
closets connec ed with a sufficient ever
sec. s, Any one offending agains or falling
10 comply with the conditions and require
mentS Il this orGlnanoe, she'll b. deem AZ
guilty of misc emennor and upen ulnVic.
ton shall he fined not less than Ave nor m ",
man one hund, ed DO lars, and each day shall
| constitute u separsteetfense
See. .. Thatthls ordinance take effect from
| passage and publication.
Approved November0 1850
JOHN j. GOOD. Mayor
j. Il. HEREFORD, Cty Seer tary.
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Jos. Menczer, the grocer, has positively re-
duced his wholesale and retail prices on al
grades of fancy and staple goods, and will
continue to sci! to astonishing low figures.
Do not fail 10 try him. Al you save is
made
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q nignri.

Wholesale dealer in foreign and domestic
fruits and all kinds Of nuts, etc. 1888 Main
street, one door from post office, Dallas
Texas.
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SANFORD'S
RADICAL CURE
FOR CATARRH.
Rapid. Radical, Permanent Com
piete treatment for 81. 90.

Begin at the beginning Cleanse the nasal
passages BemOve the morbid coats Ufrolting
land dead tissue Work upon these surfaces
,uniil the living, whoies me membrane ~
Preached, Gle psed, disi- iected. soOthed and
lhealed Then you have attacked aud re.
9moved the cause. Meanwhile, by Internal
administration, drive from the blood the poi.
sson 1t delivers with every pulsqtlon of The
Iheart. When all this is faithfully done, Ca
itarrh IL conquered, you are cured
Ssnford's Il dical Cure consists Of one bot
Itle of the Radical Cue, one box OF Catarrhal
Solvent. and ono improved Inhaler, All wrap
iped in one package, with Tr-atl ennd Direc-
ltiDns, ard soil by al druggists for 81 Ash
for Sanford Radical Cure, the most complete
Ilnstantsne us, and economical treatment il
jmedicne.
Gem ACTS, WEEKS & POTTER, Boston.
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Meals sent to all parts Of the city at reas-
ohsoi, rsts, from Ed. Burke's restaurant, in
rear Of Loe0's saloon.
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All MA, 6heumati,m, Npm al
COL@iVN gi,, wax and sore lungs,
.n,,,,o T5Sl e, rcru,n coughs and coils, weak
tWiNs 6r1nA Ills'hs u SEX. 'tomach and bow
On Ao-roS els, dyspepsi shooting
6HS EN pairs Through the lOins
and b OK, ,oaSms or flts, ant nervous, mu Gu
lar ana spinal affections, reli.v and cured
" ca every oihe plasrer, liuiment, lotion and
electrical aprlH' 60 fall. Ask for Collins
Nultalc Electci Pastors Only % cents.
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AND ALL POINTS
North. East and Southeast
Trains Leave DALLAS STATION as followa.
EAST BOUND.
No. Z, mail and express ..,,, C.hh A NJ
NO =, mail and express ....,.,... asa p Al
W Est BOUND.
no. 3, mail and express ....,.... 0.pb NJ
No o, accommodation, S;0b y NJ
No, l. matt and express, arrives from
"'' ''''''''''''''''..''' ',..,.,,...., Z 40 4 NJ
Nos, Nos; 2 snd run daily between Eastand
@, Nos, ! and run daily between Dallas and
No. 8, accommodation runs daily and carrles
passengers irom DALLAS to FIT. Worth
Il. p. TURNER, Ticket N'gtli
CONNECTIONS.
At TEXARkA with all trains on tn
ioula Iron Mountain and Southern Raliwa
Tor all points North, East and southeast.
AZ LoNGvIEW JUNCTION and VFoLA.
al trains on International Railroad rDi
lyieT, Palestine, Houston, Austin. Galveston
AT DALLAS, with trains of the Houston A
Texas Central Railway for COrsigtoN. Mexis'
nnIeiiuhui waco, calvert, RryGu, lempatead
| ern Texas ' 0""'"-
FISHERMAN, with II. st. e. R.R for
| pclnts on the line of that road
AZ FORT worth, with stages TOR all points
In Western Texas
AtsllREVEPuRr, with Red silver stesmcrs
Tor New Orleans.
PULLMAN PALACE sLEEpI CARS
FROM
The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1880-02-24
Attempted Suicide.

Considerable excitement was occasiOned on
the street last evening among a certain class
by the report that Miss Florence Bently, a res
ident of Park street, had attempted suicide
by taking morphine. Inquiry proved the re-
port TO be correct. 1t appears that owing to
some private roubles she resolved to put an
end to her lite, with which purpose in view
she employed a negro waiter to purchase the
deadly narcotic at one of the drug stores. BY
making false representations relative to the
necessity of the morphine he succeeded in
buying thirty grains, of which the wou!d-be
suicide swallowed at least twenty-five. She
committed this rash act about six o'clock, and
having eaten nothing during the day, the drug
was speedily absorbed into her system. Doc
to!s Johnston and Mussigbrod were sum
mOneu to the assistance of the unfortunate
woman, and the proper remedies were APP
piled to awaken her from her deathly slulnber.
Her condition was very precarious, and it was
thought she was beyond the reach of medical
aid. During the whole of last evening every
possible effort was made by the physicians to
effect a resuscitation, but ii will not be known
until this morning whether the attempt at
self destruction was successful or not.
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From Thursdays Daily
School Report.

The Territorial Superintendent OF Public
to Gov. Potts his annual report on the educa-
tional interests of Montana. 1t makes a PAM
phlet of about fifty pages, it is said, and has the
appearance of being prepared with ability
and care. 1t is replete with intelligent sug-
g~estions and statistical information which
will be found interesting to all friends of the
educational cause. The summary OF the
school population during the past seven years
shows that the increase in the number of
children between the ages of four and twenty
one years has exceeded one hundred per cent.
The number of pupils enrolled in the sew
eral schools has increased from 1881 in 1873
to 3 900 in 1870. There are in the Territory
80 school houses valued at 90,344 80. an in
crease since 1873 Of IS in number and $751;
1890 in valuation. The special school tax
levied last year in the several counties was
$S,9O6.S9. The increase in number of houses
is nlnety-tour per cent while the increase in
| valuation is three hundred and siXty-eight
per cent, an indication that more pride is
being taken in latter than in former years in
the erection of suitable houses for educational
purposes. The Superintendent torcibly advo-
Gates the system of grading and says it has
done more than any other one thing to make
the public schools successful.
The average of wages paid teachers in
Montana is decidedly higher than IN the
States, being 20 per cent. more than in Col
orado and 100 per cent. more than in Mich
igan. Among other valuable suggestions, is
one for a Territorial Board of Education, to
be composed of those who are prominent in
educational work and who sshould be vested
with certain powers which the people, wisely
jealous of one man power, will not submit to
the judgment of the Territorial Superintend-
ent," such, for instance, as the selection of
text books and the adoption Of an improved
method for examining teachers.
The report is now in process of publication
in the Independent Office, and will be eagerly
sought for by educators throughout the Terri
tory.
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Queer rs.

The following Illustrations ofqueer blunders
are good:
This notice ON an Irish church-door: This
is 10 give notice that no person Is to be buried
in this churcf-yard hut those living in the
parish. Those who wish to be buried are
desired {" apply to me. Ephriam Grubb. parish
clerk.
Here is another kindred specimen Notice.
-fhe churchwardenS VIII hold their Iuaitel-
~ meetings once in six weeks, instead of half
Yearly, as formerly"
In the April OF 1906, the following bill was
stuck up This house to lu. let forever, or
lolucr if required" Such IA house would quite
match the gown mentioned by Miss Edge
worth, (which would wear forever, and
might be converted into il prtticoat after
Waid.'
Another peculiar garment is described in
one of Lady MOrgamS earlier novels As being
composed of IAN apparent tissue OF woven
air. -CHunibe:'S JUuruuL.
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Local News.
From TUESDAYS Daily.]
Wool Market.

dispatch from Boston yesterday states
| The wool market was quite excited on
,rdav. and more pressing than ever for
lilies. The sales for the week include
1000 pounds, of which 100000 were
Itralian, Montevidio, English combing, and
h foreign woods, largely to arrive, and the
liable supplies OIL the spot and to arrive
being rapidly bought up. There appears
Il NJ check to the upward movement in
lbs, MonteviLiu and Australian are one
I,o cents higher. California wool was in
demand. The sales of last week, com
Inc 430, 900 pounds at 2Sa30c for superfine
led woods is comparatively a unit after the
! movement. The late sales include Ohio
Pennsylvania Heeces, xxx and No. 1 at
Michigan and other fieeces Y and No. l
9a5Gc; combings and .delaines 53a55c
&asbcd delaines 43c: Missouri 3Sa45c;
las 27a31Ic: Oregon 35a40c; tub washed
be: unwashed and understandable
les 20a45c; Territory 4~2tta45c; secured 30
G3; Superfine and eXtrapulled 40a50c
california lSa3Sc; spring California 33aa
Montevidio to arrive 39as0c; English
bings 41lla5Ic; Australian to arrive 47aa