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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-08-04

Special to the Herald.

Speoial to the Herald.
Corsicana, July 29.-The first bale of cotton
OF the season was brought in to-day and sold
ct auction to Abe swsrlz for 500. The cotton
was raise by William Noble, 10 miles east oil
town; classed as strict low middling anu
W ighed 4Ol pounds.
Warrants were issued yesterday from JUS
tice waitoL's court for the arrest OF Dan and
Tom Wesson FIR felony. Deputy Sherln
CuUley summoned posse anu
started for wesson's house, some
mldnIghi last night the sheriff matted party
az men ON horseback coming toward town ana
ordered them 10 surlend. r, but Dan WeAson,
who was In the party, Grew his revolver anu
syore TIE w0nld nov hatate alive. Bob CuD-
ley, IT., fired o. him just az he Was raising his
v,iver. Two buck snot passed through Dan
W essou'- head lie Il ell In a few moments 81
morn Nv. Tom .Weshon was arrested and is
now in Jail.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-08-04

A Suicide by shOOtiDg-Cigar Max
ers' strike virtually Euded-An-
other Train Robbery I'm Prospect,
ETC., Etc.
Special to the Herald.
81. Louis. July 2S.-John T. Garbett, a
heater ut Helmbocher's forge, living with his
wife. and daughter sged IA, at 2208 Jackson
street. shot himself through the head at an
early hour thi. morning. Family relations
UNPLEASANT and drink were the cause. He
rose AT $50 q. m. and said 10 his wife, kris
me once before saying goodbye The
last time" She kissed him and saw pistol
In his hand. She tried TO take il. In the
struggle bis wife and daughter were unable
70 scream for help. 03e shot settled He
bsa lame foot, and was morbidly afraid
amputalion was Necessary. Some time ago
the Girl claimed 10 have been outraged BY
four men. There was great excitement and
threats OF lynching. Last night the girl
eIonea with one Of the men, VINO
stole three hundred dollars from her mother.
The Outrage story is thought 10 be q liz.
Fmmet Jones, the murderer OF Antonio
V.lle. both colored. twelve DAYS ego, was
arrested al Brownwoos. 1llinois, yesterday
and lodged in jsil here to-day. The prisoner
tell, 4 story Of rough treatment by Vale
When working on the same boat ie
saws be was going 10 ask Vale 70 pay
a DEBTORS bill for wound
he (Valsl csused. BE preteDds
10 believe Vsile was going 10 shoot in self
defen.a The story Ia without q shadow OF
Foundation, End it was Q deliberate murder
for revenge.
TIE ciesr makers strike is virtuslly ended.
Nearly al shops pay union prices. A lev
are not running.
Gcverpor Crittssoen issued proclamation
TO-DAY offering rewards for the ir-in robbers--
Eve thousand dollars for arrest and
conviction of eseh psrson participating IN
he trsip robbery on The 18th list I've thou
Espd FOR the srrsst Of jesse or frsrk james
srd Eve thousand sdditiousl for The convic-
go, ,f either Il The lstisr for participation
In The trim robbery. r. p. Good
al ,berfH Of Dscleoe county.
,po,s frrrn NJ Richardson's respousible.citi-
zsn Of Pls.o, Nc sisiiDe that seven Dsn an
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'vefing jho description I ihe train iobbc,s,
'ls mlle' from Plslo,py y mail buy AID ask.
,ed " " carried lhc ANaht II 60 they hAd
we'll noulted and armed apparently
intending W hriko tho Iron Mountain
road. Another train robbery Ia In prospect
lithey aranot frightened by the governors
proclamation.
A circular, dated Tyler, Texas Just ro-
ceived here. says that William A. Couch has
resigned rs general freight agent OF the
Texas e. st Louis (Paramore) road, to
accept tho office Of detective. lis formerly
held position Ia the internal revenue de-
par,ment Of the government. John ii. Prey
has been appointed acting general freight
agent
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ITEMS OF INTEREST.

A msunbsr OF the house Of commons has
fund among his correspondence letter ad-
dressed 70 nm IN A Orfl last by Arthur LEROY,
the railway murderer VINO ssked MS assist-
r,rs H. obtain = situation. 10 this letter he
ffluufl. his claim 20 the attention u the men,
lb-r on the pfefenss that he L. the nepheu Of a
lnie eminent siatesmsn-
The p-otie Of Yuba ard suffer ooupties and
ire s0uthsrn Fortio3 Of Butte have subscribed
90 90 dollars 70 hgnt hydraulic mining In
the courts.
Inc intense heat In Paris, ard he sesrclt
~ uefer give rise 70 fears o. eerlous slckEes
IN coutfnued much logger.
nsud stsn I'D .dsuzhtsr o. Gen. 2. Stafford
Memphis barnio.
Ops HUNDRED snd tve.fy-sir nv buiidinfr
have besa erected in Storm Lsks sirssdy
this sumner.
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y.lIev V.yerstHsysn..

washington, ID. o, July 2s.-Adyics' re-
ceived By the national board OF health from
Havana. report that during the week ending
July 18th there were fourteen deasbs firm
elbow fever. eight from smallpox end I'VE
from typhoid fever. Tie number Of Gsths
fr,,rn ali csusss aggregate one hundred and
tnirtv-f 70 curing the week ending July 2 o..
There were twenty-One deaths rum yellow
10 Ger ard about one hundred rnd twenty cases
H. the city. the reports state that The ship
ming st Cienfueas has been invad.d By yellow
lever ard that the American brig Ortelon
PbIledeithfs, are suspected vessels
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Treaty Sign ed.

Washington, D. G., July 2S.- Senior Car
rie. charged affairs of the Argentine republic,
has received from the minister under the
date of Buenos Ayres, July 25.h the follow
ing cablegram relative to fnal settles
ment of the long disputed boundary question
between thrat epublic and Chill: The treaty
has been signed with Chilli with the good offs
els of. the United States ministers in both
countries" Signed IKIGAYEN.
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Co,oue, John @, Burch's Funeral.

Washington. July 29.-The funeral services
of Colonel John O. Burth secretary of the
United states senate, were held at his resi-
dence at 5 O'Clock this evening, and his re-
mains left here at $3.50 for Nashville, Tenn.
The pail bearers We're Senators Blair, OF New
] anpshiIe; Jones, OF Nevada; Pugh, OF Ala
bsma Butler, of south Carolina; johnson, Of
V ,rgini colonel bright. teIgeant.aI-a al ms. Of
G, lo.adO; Peyton, executive cle,k, and
Ca plain ID. Bassett, assistant sergeant at
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Financial scheme.

Chicago, July ga special from the
City of Mexico says the government has
information that Unauthorized parties in the
United States and England are endesvoriBg
10 form a scheme TO readiust the national
debt held in England. The scbeme lie a
private speculation and is repudiated BY the
pre.ident and secretary of the treasury.
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Expressing Regrets.

London July 29.-The Morning Post says
we understood that in media,ely after publ
cation Ct the letter of Carolina Guebert arch
bishop of Par s. to the Pope, synpaihizirg
with him in req ard to the seen, ut the removal
OF ire req ait If Pope Plus TX. Marquis De-
toillss, the French bmbas sadOr to Italy,
visited The Italian miDist of foreign affairs,
the regret of The French govern.
MT mt at Inc pub ication OF such documents.
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Iax.rnnaI Co,,or CircuIar.

Liverpool, July ss.-This weeks circular Of
tbs cotton brokers' association says cotton
was quiet in the early part Of the week, but lat
terry 1t was strong with . large business aod
prices for descriptions advanced. Amsricab
was in rood general demand AID pres ed-
vsnced l-N AZ pence. In &c. Island the mo =.
crate rates are unchanged, Futures opened
dull and qniet. Since then they have faliie !,
hardening this week and closioE m ~ TIE
advauoe Of q farthing for near, eHd l-l6l =
penny for distant positions.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-08-04
The nattle In fghanistan.

London, July %. -The Times. in an editor
ial this morning, says; 1--WE are 10 no way to
support the amer Of Afghanistan." The vice.
roy Of ada tel, graphs as follows: "The bat;
tie between the amer and Iako, Kahn lasied
from to IL O clock In tbe.n ornlng."
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-08-04
The williams brothers.

Minneapolis, MIMI, July pa Lake
City dispatch says gentleman just arrived
from Eufsla woods, gives information that
party headed by Sheriff Dooitte, came
upon the Williams brothers yesterday.
They were fred upon eY tho latter. The
sheriff and two others were killed. The
desperadoes escaped.
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Honey Grove.
Special 70 the Herald.

Honey Grove, July 2e.-hsrshall Mcfarland,
who lives few miles from tswn, was arrested
for rape committed on his step daughter, aged
u year,. He was tried to-day and In default
1he .r,Tpe was committed q lev months ago
and under threats OF being killed, the girl kept
ootet hoFarlapd was guarded 30 ciotely by
me ofncers that should any stten pt have been
made 70 take him from them, IL would nave
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Atheists In Parliament.

London, July 29.--The total number OF petit
tions prest nted in the house of commons
during the present sessi, n OF parliament,
praying The hou, to reject any change In the
nav which may DO proposed Tor admitting
atheists To parlls ment, Is 1893 with s30,95l
sigoatures and also the number of petitions
praying for an alteration of the law, is GIL
with liza, 5Il signatures.
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Mesquite.
Special to the Herald.

Me quite, Jelly. 20 Il. e. Porter, farmer
who CARR. the mail between Mesquite and
Soy tne, was found dead In the road this morn
ing three mites west OF Mesquite. The coro-
nets furA q cIdei. that he came TO mis- death
by b, ing brown from a N ule ne wss iding
yh,le nroute with the mail. There 10 no AUS
Iicion II foul play.
four weeks. fafmers say there will not be
half corn crop, on account Of drouth.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-08-04
The RnodMood Meeting

london, July 20. This was the last day o
the Goodwood meeting. The race for the MAJ
colin stakes, for two year old colts and illies,
distance, three quarters OF mile, wac won by
Jake Br OWNS colt, Adriesthtus, Ballal. win
ner of the Levant stak 90, second, J. X. keene'
bay fily, Forget Me Not, third. The
race for thel Chesterfield cup, mile
auu ter, was won by II. Bragg
brown colt, Victor Emmanuel,
pn's chestnut colt, Jsraldine,
s's chestnut colt, Teritia Idol,
usSssu stakes, for three
de, was won by Craw-
Id Falmouth's b fBA-
Z b 4 Sen Ca, third.
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colonel John q. Burch bead

Washington, July 28.-Colonel John Q
Burcb, secretary of the United States senate,
who has been i'll for some time with organic
disease of the heart died at bis residence in
this city at half past o'clock this afternoon
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French fairs.

Paris, July ga decree has been promul-
.ted ordering elections for members of the
house of deputies, on the 2lst of August, and
sec md ballots on the Saturday following.
The CHI, mber Of deputies, In spite OF the gov
erpment's ony desiring partial Sales, has
crown diamonds, the proceeds to be devoted to
the museum fund.
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maud ~ wonderful Feat.

Belmont Park, July 2S.-Ten thousand
witnessed Maud SIS attempts beat her rec-
ord of 2:lO l 2 made at Pittsburg. Maud
made the first mile in 2:12; second mile in
2:13 IL; bird mile in 2:l2. These three
consecutive heats are the fastest ever trotted
by any horse ia the world. Mr.. Vanderbilt
was present and witnessed the rsce from the
iudye's stand
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CompIicaied Diseases

A prominent gentleman In CsTro Gordo
c,uuiv, Iows, writes us tbst he finds kidney
Wort 20 Be The best remedy be ever kneS for
..-~,r,r.sio, NJ diseases n 10 be specific
ssffIr ' h1cb il hes On fhs liver, kicneJ a. q
f5SsIs. which gives u sleh curai ve pJsef
md ID Il the thousancs q cures wien " =
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A Tennessee Tragedy.

Paris. Tenn, July ?9.-At Pioneer, near
here, on "wednesday, man named siubble-
field and his br, ther-in-law, boil white, got
into quarrel with some negroes. Two of the
ne. roes SEE q Slubb, iieiu ny his aims ana
helo him while another blew out MS brains.
lhe negroes we've arrested.
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Were Those Informal Machines Were
Made.

Peoria, Ill, July 90. j. Van hortler,
city editor of the National Democrat, told al
Associated Press reporter, yesterday, that he
has discovered that the in;trral machines re-
cently Iecs ived in Liverpool, wer. ma ufac-
tured in this city. A director Of the assoc a
ton liv, here, and is su, posed to know oil
about them. The manufactUry Is on South
Washington street.
GREAT ExCI1 EMBNT.
Peoria, H., Juy 29.-Thc report that
the internal machines were made
here creates great excitement, and
H. c. Warner, who was suspected to be I'M
pllcal ed in their manufac lure, denies having
made tn m, but says he knows who did. They
were ma. ut OAKS foundry, On
South Washington street. They were iron and
Zinc In sec ioLs. The m chinery and dynn-
mite were suppl d in New York.
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Hv.rDool. July 2s-Tbs grand jurT hes
eou,d /. TIVE bit sgaiDsi Mcsrsth ard Ne
EsvI.f for attempting 70 bi0v ~ tbs town hall
In this city on Lhssth o. Last fnonih-
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Tn. p7staI-card c7nfrsctlrs ct ca { eton, y .
Z Wool worth A. Grshsm, have been asked
their terms for ten-million Canadian rosiai-
cards. Ihsyhsvs 80 rtee'rtd orders from
-Suruw,lIa and the Argentine Repnb o.. Post
seneral JAM haFi1g consented %
Eng forsign work
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sents TO the Land

rents 10 the Land
lflI.
Che Daily Telegraph says
felt by the conservatives
accsptancs OF Mr. Par
10 the land bill, adding
Yso that an action for rent
same time as an Applicant n for
Gal TENT. be suspended until the
p6stermiBed. This sms lness OF the IN !.
Vote IL attributed 10 The absence Of
Imbers who, n the usual notice oftbe amend
Imsnt had been given, would have beea pres
emit Messrs GOoechsr and H.neee and the
moderate liberals sbsia lied from voting on
the adylssbility oflssuiug.
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Arrested for Assault.

ws'ertowD, N. Y. July 29.-Charle5 Parker,
the guide who attempted an indecent assault
n Don Mrs. George Bull while conveying her
from FvIked Lake TO Lorg Lake, on Tuesday,
has been arrested In Kingston, Ont.
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terrell.

Special 10 tbe herAio.
Terrell, July % Early this morning ne
long-rssded rails commenced 70 fhl, and 1t
this vritbg Is still iuupdsting The long-
psrcbed surface Of the esrth. More than
sixty dsys hsys elapsed since The LAST rain fell
If .ry force. ard Il IL nov . ceriain fsct that
enouxh cotton vii be made 20 p l1ice The
besr, az TIE most svsricious farmer. No
v0rms have - yst maos heir sPPesrsn CO
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Obffnsry.

-Chie.ro. Jolly 5o-Au Melinda johnson
~ ,rnIIn. rsliet Of Bishop Lsoridss Hamlln, Of
the Methodist Episcopal church, died 81 her
home 81 Evansville. t0-day, aged ~.
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STATE SPECIALS.
TEXAS TOPICS ny TELEGRAPH

Indignation NJ waco over the Univer-
silly question -Covsi'ann Gets f"
"rirst Bsi." OF Cotton-D"n
wes.ou KUIed IN Navarro
while Resisting Arrest.
veteran claims Al
lowed by the
Board, Els.
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'sloon kesuer IN NV Bonton, Cor nscti-
ut, whose l1sf p0cEet-bgok, containing
YrearIV 500 urs refurt 81 y him by the Hinder,
hmm Il Iv.lv erclairn- a You pees vUn honest
ROY; 4 vim shake init J on for de srInks."
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L0rd.n July H--1hs nsE sisnnthie
ssrvisIiss is being aud wiz = slsox1e
lamps-
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PRESIDENT GARFIELD.
IN A FAIR WAY TO ElCovEE'

noon. Hat that was Expeeted-A
Tartar Nourishment Cn'ied
Kouniss aiv.n Him win
Very stimulating Effect
His Condition IN very
Favorable IN Eve
ry Respect.
Washington, d o., july 30, Executive
Mansion, $3.50 q. m.-Inmediately after the
evening dressing the pres dents fever began
adu,Ily to subslde. He slept well during the
night, ID this IN rning IA Tree frem fever. He
looks well and expresses himself che 'rluliy
No rig Is have recu red during the past TWEEN
ty-fhur hours, nor Indeed NJ ANY tine Aln3e
the 25tn A moderats rise OF t"mperStufe III
The eVenss Is 70 1e his paise is S tenn
F. II. HAMILTON.
ID. w. BLISS.
j X. BARNES.
d. WOODWARD.
RoBEsT RxYBURN.
Official bulletin, Executive Mansion ll;5O a.
m.-The pres dent IL having another qulet,
conf r. .abe day Since the morning buIletln
his TEN erature and respiration have remain :
ed normal and his pulse Is now iOo. IA hours
isament to-day has cone listed chic IL OF lnlce OF
freshly roasted ceef, milk AMI prepares! me u
extr.cE. AS an experiment tue surgeon have
given him to-day small quaouty OF Tartar
repute among the CAlmucss or southeastern
Russia a. nulriOus aod sii, htly mul-ting
drink Koumiss, as prepared oy the nartars,
is a thin viii ish fluid with milky taste
and slightly pungsnt favur, and Is made by
distilled msre's milk wniie 1t Is undergoing
process OF Fermentation. 1t has great repu-
tattou in southeastern Europe and west ASIA,
not on y as an invigoratng stimulant, put as
nOurish ing food, and q large cstsbiishn EN- ,
popularity known rs Koumiss Cure, wss
founded ON the Valmer river near Sauhra a
few years since, bnd hss been visited by In
vStids from All parts Of Russia.
Official bull etin, Executive Mansion, " 30
p. The p esident bone The dressing OF ms
wound well This morning and exhibits very
little fntgae after its completion Ths ap-
pea anc Of the wound, character and quantity
OF discharge and get era. condition OF the pa
tient, are sat siactury. He rests well and taxes
an adequate quantity OF nour1shment. Az
present his pulse is 9S; temperature, 9S; respir'
alton 10.
j. j WOODWARD,
j. K. BARNES,
ROBERT REYBURN,
FRANK fl. HAMILTON,
Tie following was sens to Mr.. Loweil,
minister to LondOn: AT p m. ths presi-
dents condition is reported "a entirely salts.
factory. A slight return Of fever ID e. pected
later In the afternoon, ana will probably Tor
some time be a daily accompaniment OF this
state of his progress.
BLAINE, Secretary.
Official bulletin, Up m the president has
been conf .rtaole and cheerful duri ng the day.
and has had quite a nap slice the noon buile-
tin was issued, The ternoon 1ebrie rise
came on later and was Lot 70 marked as yes
terday, The wound has been discharging
freely and looks well st present.. His pulse is
%; temperature SO; resper @iOnZ0.
d. W. BLISS.
X. BARNES.
j. j. WOODWARD.
ROBERT REYRURN.
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The Whitaker Earring.

New York, I'm the Whitaker court
martial, General SchofeId testified that
the cadets appeared intensely Indignant
after the outrage Was committed. 1t
was as unfair to sns 1ect them as to sus-
pect the guests o., first-clsss hotel of
completely OF sympathy with great
robbery. He believed the STAIR origi-
mated outside the limits of New York,
and would continue to investigate the
matter as long as he lived, until he
reached the truth. He had his own
theory and suspicious. He thought the
motive Of outside parties wss much
stronger than any motive Whitaker
could possibly have had.
Major Pipes, officer in charge of West
Point, was the next witness. He gave q
long account of finding Whitaker.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-02-09
The Fishery Eraudr.

halifax, 7.-Prof. Kinds, in another
letter to the governor-genefal, says he
first pointed out the falsifed figures en- the
fishery matter te Sir Leonard Tilley, who
was then, 1878, a privy councillor. He
said with apparent emotion that he
would never forget the service Prof.
Kinds had rendered in exposing the
fraud. He next visited Venning, fishery
agent for New Brunswick, who gave
him a written acknowledgment for the
service rendered and exclaimed on see
ing the figures, Cooked, by God"
These frauds were conceived in III, Til
ley attested them, and is responsible for
them, although he may not have known
of ihs fraud, but as to the fact that they
are frauds, there's 10 earthly doubt.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-02-09
PRODUCE MARKET.

Following are the ruling wboiessl
buying prices in Salt Lake City
GRAIN-Whest, 20 q SOC. ? bushel
Barley, CseedJ $1.25 ? cwt; Osts, Sl.7I
Pcwt.
FL0UR-XXX (old) $2.35 q 81 50
xxx (old) e2.60 q 2.75 Fcwt.
POTATOES-S5c 90 4Oc . busbel.
SHELLED O0RN-Sl.25GgSI 80 cwt.
BRAN-S1 90; Shorts, &II0 . cwt
WO0L-Choice Fleece 1000 > n.
HIDES-Prime Flint, i0c@l4c y b.
Following are the latest quotations
CT -four, grain, wool, ETC., in tbs San
Francisco market
FL0UR-Superhne, s. 1904 Is, Bakers
Extra, IS 90 @S5 I2I: Family Extras,
s. Is; Wslls Walla, extrs, 81 80 o. 81 IS
Rbbl.
WHEAT-No. l, 81 IS @r5,O no
2, 81 4O(91 424 p ctl.
BARLEY-Feed, 9O9 ST. 90 for Coast
sAd9Oc q 81 fOrBsy; Brewing, sIGS1 25
eWt.
6ATs-QuOtAble sssl 2e@ 81 Asp ell.
Feed.
CORN - Quotsble at 974 @Sf 90 for
Isrge fellow; 971c. a 81 90 for Small,
and 81 OH a 81 O5 for White, y ctl.
HIDES-Dry Hides, usual selections,
Flint, l5 @ lSic,; Dry Kips, Is q 1916;
Green Sailed, heavy steers, over 55lbs |
l0!c; do, under IS lbs, IOc; Kips, l04c;
Cslf-skins. 10 q l2c-