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The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1884-06-21

Il you allow that beautiful parior set at
Israel & Co.'s to be drawn without having a
chance to win it, your conscience ought to
trouble you for year. The drawing takes
sjlace early in July.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1884-06-21

The lenders of the german at the enter
4ainment at Phoenix Hall the evening of
the 9th inst, were Prof. R. L. Gardner and
Miss Emily Mavor. We made a mistake
in giving the name Of the lady last week.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1884-06-21

New lots of buggias, sulkies. carriages
phaetons, etc. just received from Colum-
bus. O., by Mrs. NJ. Israel d. Co. The best
vehicles made are offered at prices that in
sure satisfaction.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1884-06-21
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
GENERAL NJ DIE

In order to make room for the large and new
stock Of fall goods we are expecting during the
month of September, we have reduced all our
goods to exceedingly low figures, and from this
day on it will be to your interest to call at our
establishment for your house furnishing goods,
etc. You will not regret it. Remember, this 1s
and be convinced. We give each customer u
card, like the following, which explains itself:
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1884-06-21

The stock OF mating now carried by
Mrs. Ms Israel & Co, comprises q variety
ofgrades, patterns and colors, from which
every taste and purse can be aceommo-
dated, Housekeerers should examine these
goods.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1884-06-21

A new post-offce has been established on
the line of the Mississippi Vally railway in
this parish, at Burnside Station. The Of
fee viii bear the name of Burnside, and
Mr.. Henry G. Braud, the genial and accom-
plished bookkeeper for the Beirne places in
the fifth ward, has been appointed post
master.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1884-06-21

Mr.. Arthur Clouatre, who is employed
on Mr.. Oliver Beirne's Clark plantation in
left hand while monkeying with 32-calibre
revolver last Sunday. The hurt is painful,
of course, but with proper care no serious
consequences are likely to ensue.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1884-06-21

John Macklin and John Baptiste, both
colored, had q fight at Darrowville last Sat
urday and Macklin cut Baptiste on the left
arm with knife. The man who did the
cutting made his escape and we believe he
has not yet been arrested.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1884-06-21

The announcement of the grand Fourth
of July festival for the benefit of the engine
fund Of Phoenix Steam Fire Company No.
l has reached ustoo late to permit of an ex-
tended editorial reference to the affair in
,to-day's .CHIEF, but our readers will gain
.an accurate general idea Of the scheme by
:perusing the conspicuous advertisement
printed elsewhere. The attractions will
be numerous and ought 10 draw very
large attendance of people from the sur
rounding country.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1884-06-21

Interested parties have requested US to
mention the neglected and deplorable con-
dition of the public road at several points
! on the left bank of the river, in front of
Dlaces where rice is cultivated. The prop
er authorities should take immediate steps
to remedy the evil and put the common
thoraughfare in good order. We under
stand that there is no overseer Of roads in
the district from which the most complaint
emanates, the party appointed having de-
clined or failed to serve, and that the Pres
ident of the Police Jury has given assur
ance that the relief desired in the prem
misses shall be speedily afforded.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1884-06-21
local. JOTTTNGs.

Straw hats for the rnilliosa at Mrs. NJ.
Israel & Co.'S. All kinds and all prices.
The Sunbeafn has had her slaft repaired
and isaagain running between Burnside
Station and Thibodaux,
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1884-06-21

CoFIELD GUARDs.-Eighteen members of
this command attended the meeting at the
Phoenix Hall Wednesday evening, and q
vote being taken as to whether application
should be made to have the Guards mus
tered ont of service there we're Is nays, 2
yeas and one blank. Capt. Jones stated
that forty rifles had been cleaned and put
in good order by Sergeant Cook and that
provision had been made for securing and
painting the field piece, for which a good
place of shelter had been obtained on the
Catholic Church premises by the kind per-
mission of the wardens. 1t was resolved
that the company should be divided into
two rife teams, the members then in at
tendance to be first chosen. Messrs. II. ..
Maher and Jos. NJ. Heating were appointed
captains and authorized to select their
teams in such manner as they might agree
upon, and also to provide range and des-
First Sergeant was directed to notify mem
bers who failed to attend the meeting that
unless valid excuses we're forthcoming they
would be reported to headquarters for
disobedience of orders. The command
then adjourned until next Wednesday even
ing. Captains Maher and Keating have
chosen the following rife teams and will en-
deavor to male arrangements for practice
next Thursday evening, probably on Capt.
NoIan's place:
Maher team-L Rodeillat, H. O. Maher. Jr..
R. 8. Stuart. J.. E. Bentley, F. P. SCHUYLER, Jos.
Coughlin, A. Hafele. Thos. Harp.
Heating team-D'E. Jones, yno. Rabln. +
N. Gray, f. Brenn, r. McCulloh. f. Leroy
Geo. Richard. Pat Reddlnston.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1884-06-21

DR.. Chas. FL. Young of New Orleans, the
handsome and agreeable Grand Secretary
and Deputy Grand Commander of the
American Legion Of Honor for louisa ia,
has been spending several days in Donald
ssonyilIe this week, examining applicants
for admission to Ascension Council of that
excellent order. The membership of the
Council is about to be largely increased, a
result due in great measure DR.. Young's
visit. He goes from here to Thibodaux
and hopes to establish "A Council at that
place. The A. L. of Ell. is one of the sound
est and best Of our mutual aid and bene-
fit associations, affording life insurance in
amounts from $500 to 5000 at lower rates
than any other order extant.
.
HOMICIDE. = Last Sunday evening be-
tween and o'clock Charles Stewart and
David Porter, both colored men, had a quar-
rel in front Of Mr. r %. Landry store, first
ward, and the difficulty eliminated in the
fatal shooting of Stewart. The men had
been playing dice and disputed over the
gd!uG. DIGWdIp ttAYdliCSA Oll Ills
mist in a threatening manner, but was kept
off by drawn revolver. Stewart went to
to his house on the Landry place and got
heavy stick with which he returned and
struck Porter, who ran away followed by
Stewart. Turning upon his pursuer, Porter
opened fire with his revolver, shooting four
times. Three of the balls struck Stewart,
one near the navel, one on the chest and
and one on the left arm. The first wound
proved fatal, entering the abdomen and
producing internal hemorrhage: the others
were not serious. Porter escaped and
is still at large. DR., Jno. S. Thibaut,
Deputy Coroner, held an inquest on the
body of Stewart, who :leaves wife and one
child. Porter lived ON the New Hope plan
tation and has no family.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1884-06-21

TISTERNS of all classes and sizes, juice
notice in the best manner and at lowest
rates. Send for price list. Orders left at the
Donaldsonvilie post-otice will be promptly
attended to.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1884-06-21

BITTEN BY RATTLEsNAK Tuesday
last an old colored man named Nelson
Wilson, living III the Smoke Bend settle
ment was bitten by a poisonous snake of
the species known as the rattlesnake pilot.
Taylor was employed in recording lot
of drift wood when the snake, irritated by
the shaking Of the wood pile in which he
was concealed, ran out suddenly and bit
the old man on the forefnger of the right
hand at the second joint. The wound
caused intense pain and the hand and arm
swelled very rapidly. A messenger was
sent for AIR. Antoi&e Diez, the we'll known
old citizen of Donaldsonville who has per-
formed many wonderful cures III such
cases and he maintained his reputation by
affording immediate relief to Wilson, who
is now out of danger and ID fact complete
~ cured. 1t is asserted that Mr.. Diez uses
no medicine whatever. but relieves the
patient by simple laying on of hands,"
accompanied by certain passes" and in
carnations which have led to the widespread
belief, not alone among the uneducated
classes of our people, that he possesses pow
ers similar to those popularity attributed to
snake clarmers and voudoos. Whatever
the process he employs, it is stated that he
has never yet failed to cure any case of
snake bite he has been called upon to
attend.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1884-06-21

The remedy for cancers, old sores, piles,
etc., which is advertised in another column,
is said to be a wonderful cure for such all
ments, as numbers of persons who have
tried it can testify. A friend of ours who
had been suffering from piles over twenty
years was thoroughly cured by this medi-
cine. The remedy was invented by a cit
jzen Of Donaldsonville and an application
to have it patented is pending in the Pat
sent Office at Washington. For further
particulars call at the Peep-o'- Day Hotel.
A meeting of the Ascension Parish
Worlds Exposition Association was called
for Thursday, but the only members who
responded to the call were Messrs. Fred.
Duffel, President, Robert Coquille, Secre-
tary, and DR.. McGalliard. Being consid-
eerably short of quorum, nothing was done
fby the meeting. The supineness and
lack of interest in the Exposition which
viii be inferred to exist among majority
of the Association are to be regretted and
are by no means creditabIe to our parish.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1884-09-11

Dan OConnell, who is now edit
ing the leading ''forninst the Gov
eminent newspaper in the Sand
witch Islands, closes powerful
philippe against the King with the
words: meme, meme, tekel
upharsin." This Outrageous and abu-
x;yc language employed against his
majesty has aroused great indigna-
ton on the Islands. Such black
guardism may Go in San Francisco
hut it will not be tolerated in staid
localities like, the Sandwich Island.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1884-09-11
For President.


At the present writing no ont
seems to know exactly how the
primaries are to be held, and the
Central Committee, which il
anxious to give satisfaction to the
majority, have been for several
days past endeavoring to ascertain
what plan will suit the candidates
best. A good many are in favor
Of the Crawford plan, Is it gives
each candidate chance to travel on
his own merits and the beaten
ones can have no reasonable ex-
cuse to disclaim against states and
put up jobs. Those who oppose
the Crawford plan do so on the
grounds that it was once tried here
and did not give satisfaction, and
that it compels the candidates to
make two separate fights for the
office.
It should be borne in mind, how
ever, that no plan ever devised by
man can run a primary SO as to
give general satisfaction to every
body, and also that if an Office is
worth anything at all it is worth
making two fights for.
We believe that the Crawford
plan has one special advantage
which ought not to be overl ooked.
It will not leave the Dolly Warden
element a single peg to hang an ex-
cuse on to kick. They cannot
then cry out that slate has been
put up, or that any jobbery has !
been INDUCED in and if, after the
primaries have been run on the
Crawford plan, the chronic kickers
attempt to make another split in |
the party they will not have the
following of a coparars guard. The
Crawford method is very simple.
All candidates who desire 4 nomi-
nation 60 into the primaries and
make the fight. Suppose two men
are seeking the nomination for
County Clerk, the one who gets the
most votes is the nominee, and the
Convention which meets after the
primary, has simply to endorse the
result of the primary vote. This
practically places the nominations
directly in the hands Of the voters,
whereas in voting for delegates the
voter is frequently in the dark as
to what particular candidate the
delegate leans. One thing may be
assured that the present Central
Committee desire to conduct the
primaries in the way that will be
most satisfactory to the candidates,
who arc really the persons most
interested. l.
Our suggestion is to let the can
dida ties decide by vote which par
ticular plan they like. and the com
mittee 80 order.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1884-09-11
Test Your Baking Powder To-Day !

Brands advertised As absolutely pure
AMMONIA
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1884-09-11
Admission Day was celebrated

Admission Day was celebrated
with tremendous eclat in Califor-
MIA, and so great was the interest
taken in it that the Hill-Sharon
trial was adjourned to allow the
litigants a chance to join the cele-
bration. The Native Sous of the
Golden West bossed the ceremo-
MES at Sacramento and when the
name of the order fled through
the long avenues it took two
hours to pass a given spot.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1884-09-11

The latest craze among collectors
is that Of saving breakfast rolls of
note, actresses, and for that matter,
also Of distinguished men, from
which rolls a bite has previously
been taken and the remnant Of
which is then ticketed by the COL
fector in this wise: This roll was
bitten by Miss S"-and SO May II,
1884, while taking her coffee"
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1884-09-11

Tom Julian, an old newspaper
man Of Reno, is the Republican
sominee for County Clerk Of
Washoe County. Julian has done
good work for tho party with his
pen aud deserves = rousing big vote.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1884-09-11

powerful emotional drama in four acts
Nste-Mr. Al H.yman, the manager Of the
Baldwin Theater, San Francis 60. IN present;n
this attraction to the Carson public promises
them the most finished dramatic Performance r
ever offered.
A DMlSSKON. ONE DOLLAR
No extra charge Tor reserved seats. Box
shee: now open at Tobriner' cigar store.
Tribune copy.)
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1884-09-11
Lost.
an ted.

competent dressmaLer wishes T. vo srt
and work by the day. Please q. dress Mp. a.
B., through Postoffce. n:s
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-06-17
ron tTATFNirNT
GALvsnToR. June lO.- Inc following 10 the
lnilr MIN n trntivn nntLnn a-ntament.

Last year,. 1913 3,1ul 5Ss2,i11 -.
Exports this week: Great Britain. lI,C6':
France, 3237: Continent. %. Stock At
all United States ports this dey, i02, $50;
this day last year, i27 ga.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-06-17

CulIATfOff TODAY
AXHa-Colllns per dozen, uf Gold Dollar,
,1r dOICns o. Diamond EigA pof doten 20
sfKiiiifftASb Lns--isep per pound sugar
iCAiE3-Falfbmts discount IS per cent
5vIc 4ifCurut 1i rHff. No,
TIN lLAIE-I a.. 1la'f, rgr puE, 90 1. y,
..t2l ,Df huE UI. Tome lJh per boz, 20;
TsiiNWARf Hcprd. tsc3gm 30 nor cent
Htupei discount orc' yH,
5oLpEP--N3. l. iso: 80. IL and Ia, iso per
'DftRHOKsECOLLA Rs-So. Ia 26pet dozon
HAMks--iwo loop, 10 per poIon' 'hroo loop
TkCK5-In boxes 100 papers, 2 30 per boa.
Gkuh HOEs-Fcf Dozen ; o. railroad plcEa
Der loren, 3 90,
WLTTOCSs-Per dozen, 9 90.
RUBBER bELTINi-Disaoant6 90 per cent.
NAILS 20 Tato
sHoVELs AND sPADl3- Rowland'S ais.
90 mt AZ per cent? Amer ligt steel goodh, Gle.
% int % AMI 10 perocni. 80, .,
Poles ls On i'nIletroaa wagons, select 20.
oargy, p 20 express. , 30, Wagon tongue,
20 ID. Hickory txiea no % Bolb,ers, Z.
.ouplug pole, "a %. rpnLoe, xxx, aeilgL 20
Xxx. 81. saved 'ellooa. y, "a; 2 ~.
auWiOn rhoos. ~ Northwestern horse rallA
20. 90 OF - :, ; OF BAR iron, q rE''
POW III. 10 gpdng steel, So east tieel, 80
BUCGfEs -ssAdr q. an1 spnng tor, - OOf,
100 90 30 rpel, 20 00..sg 0f DO side aprng
1p 10 % oifb r. 90 side bar, TOO 0lnlai 90 10
3het0ps. le5 O1oi5O 90. grade side spring,
leo Ol11 %: do 0hD,ous 80 OOes2OO 90 DumI
scat huggics rs 10 50 90 platform springs,
no oo@l2O 20; three spring wagons, W oolsilh
.aYbsS' .''''-'-' '''
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gKOCEHIEs,

QUOTATIONS TO-DAY.
COFFER-Rio fair, ilnl2c; prlni,, i2bq.
I3C; choice, isH6iiG Laguyra, lac; JESL. 2cc.
TEAs-lfnDorial, si@b5c' Young HysoB, 400
co. Oolong. EoJ0c laran, 60Q65c.
ulsted, So; standard 4 1, sGc Louisiana white
clarified, &C. yellow clarified 7',c choice Lou
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. choice. coo; prime, 55c
iaif TO good, sc; corr syrup $50 sugar
syrup 81 05sc; febo!!cl, NG52c
BIGGiEG-Puro Ju,o, ~ lbs i0Sc, por
yard; y lbs, i04c. Ties LIS per bundle.
cB1cK TsSStSi 0s < e; Xxx, 7e cream
s6RRf9oiHTT,ss. Is per boz: bluS India >.
round bars, 3 IS per boz A-pound bars 90 Per
oANDLE5-slnr' fal weight lssi shor:.1ill.
CHEEsE-W, K. l2G M, CREAM lbci
Soy ESoPSEa+ioS bsaiS. Cotton rope, lso.
WE'LL BUCBErs-4 cool IS per dosen.
CLOTHEsPINS--Rou Csc; spring, per BOX
MEAsUEEs--K bushel Iron bound, 60 Der
dozen; 2-hoop pals, 90 g.heoPs ? b: 25 q n,
Ger dozen; No. 3 8 o.; No. E. 90 per dozen
wRAPPING PAPER Rag end stray, i5975e,
PoWDER-5 % per key OF q pounds i2s o.
drop beg. 2 OOG2 10; buck, 25c12 56
PICKLES Chow-chow oae-half Dsl. y,
barrel, 90. 2-galOn pals ohow-ohow. So
/ 20. Class quarts %. Glass X-gallon, 9 So
Glass i.gan,.r, IS. Glass He1. gallon rs.
COAL OIL--li0 degrees ire tes., In Ggrroa,
2lo 10 test OIL In cans, . AZ 80 deGrec1 Ere
10 /, 3 40 per case.
MACKEREL-No barrels Y 50 SO. r.
barrels. 80 No. / G-harTela, 90. No. 2 "
barrels, %. No 2 k-bGrrels. 9 90 No. his,
HOLLAND IE2RINd--Imported, 25per Aeg
CANDY Stick IKE pound; fancy, .it02sc
CIDER--Crab apple Acc; Missouri cider, Sc
per gallon. Vinegar per gallon, Is02Do
sTARCH-pesrl *. Royal Glass, 5k. Bon.
ton I.pound packages, C. Corn starch l.pouDd
packages g 6.pornd wood bog glaHs TX. q
round paper box giAss, Gh.
LYE-Conccntrated. 276dai 90.
JuGs--We quote: lie per gallon for glazed,
Crooks, loo per gallon Tor glazed.
TOMATOES . pound standard, l 0f s.ronnd
yer, 2 65Gsl IS.
DRIED PEAoHE--Unpoeiea.s ~; passed. T.
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4.s4A44uaa 4.-l--.
PRIE as. LODI b. ql0uo97tet, So;
vich ' 8 lIisa 81 6i1iea Scit 5x; fceSo, y
solid 5k Peabody hlaon j5, aimgson olaoH.
*; BiTan n "a. a4I.uf. 14i NolNestet noutii-
ing. 0. .ret.can 8 Rnraiey pink and purple,
q: Arnold Q. on r11 Q. GA blue ans green, II.
HE1Vs sROWN loNHsrIc5- hgsggsta -
sK; ini,sn s-a 2 1Wta uIe9s - bhi Ai'ns'
Derby, 81 6,.: Gicnnaie, 81 OK; ssiohes, "a.
3 dhsrtc- ca, ~ q Lake george, ~ %:
Great Weste.n -, b International, IA. 81
Atlentic AK. 2unningion7 iti Naioh9A h'ohi
TiEE BROWN DosissTICs--Lass George
*; Hnrg lsLTk: fugsf1utng. ~ Great kGlla 2;
Poerle1l sci h Pion 's.and, B Atlantic. -
Greenh.E. ~. AlieadAie, 7ki Dwight f5f 5%
BItScKgD DoMEsTIOs-soclal. 3; Sunny
Side ~ Hou13fvils. 80 fOrls, hig 8onznsr,
X. 6 Au6gln. 81; Lon!Gi lA sAt Lonsaai,e, cam.
Dianonf SIN. esiaorir, 8 Knishrs cambria
q Hero o., , S1lo. =, 3 tallf dFnle q Cep-
bridge r. ! foe,i 20, r. 81, trni o. ths Loom
~; Cen OF ibe spindie,, 8 5,rkeLss; Gie5,;5,.
etark DOS il. 1fnfs zoos 10 ssrare, S-os, u;
Ham cso. brown AID iraB, 90. ~ Hempden
II, do u. Boston. io-os, 1roTn and irsh, l5s
4 d. inah., ~. cola Modal Bua l2K: lion
brown and treh, II; Chariot striped. i2.; Cav
II TIo SRi J. imossa.g AGA. ~ Hainntcn. ~
Holyvood, piaid, "a standard 81 *; Easton Is
%: Ousga, IA: Continental Fancy. ~; stan
6Hrd Fancy ~; EarTlsburr y.
HICx okY--Roci Rigef - 3ius nd Brown.
n Ind's lCXr trisggn, SIC Thorndike
n q H-Toflson ~; Antrenu, 10 Lowell City, ~
PLAID OsEhBrRGS-Deits *. Fccnony
OK: o.inwr. sSl; Nichissu TX, Cello, ~; Wood
kWn,5h; CslaNsas%. Arlington, 8 Augusta
jEANs--R0xb 1roush, ~. Focinc, R. R., Is 4
Beaver velley. Is; Toxic. i2K Humboldt 81
loOples, 25h; LouifTille, ssh: kenrcfy, 81.
Unlted b.atea. eOk; Gold Medal u.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-06-17

Pork quiet but firm; Sl7. L,rd steady;
tierce refined, g. 4; kes, o. Bulk meats
Demapd active, and scarce; shoulder, bI y,
long clear aud clear rib, ; bS
Cn1gAgO MsRHET.
CnicAGo, June "a. - Flour quiet aud nm
changrd, Wheat quiet, opened lower. rail-
lied ard then declined, closed 3's TO o 3 un.
der Saturday; June, ~ 4 4 - 80 8, closed
so / 2; July, 81 3s ~ u les, closed 81 2;
Aufut, 80 10 50 5.s, closed 80 ?. Corn
qu ~; upeted lower, advance AID closed
tho same as Saturday, lower; cash,
"a | . 10 "a 80; lnnf, 5i3S 10 81 I,
oossd 5i5S. lulv, % 80 % 65Ts. clio cd
% 5S; august, 90 3Sto 10 "a, closed 10 2
'o6G5S Ori firm; ~ i2 TO 80 5.S; June,
80 II TO % - 1; July, 20 3 $40 ~ 3, closed
% IS. Pork duil: 90 10 lower: July,
1890 TO $40 G5 August, $40 60.
Lard aotlvt; rerli1'd u to 20;
cash, 7O :, 10! luly, sos, closed
| Z h5 fo7S7 1 9: Au .u''. 3 20 $ 20, closed
20 500 - Bulk mCrts in iair demand;
sh0u drrs, o, snort rib. $50. short cl,Ar.
$50 pns Drnvsrs Journal report;
| Hocs-R co ats, 5000; Is 10 20 lower
SiS5 ~ S505 Cntla--R csiptY, COO;
strong hcBt grndes 10 higher;
export grades, 80 90 ~ 80 70 good 10 choice
shipping. SO 10 - so o.; common 10 M.
dunn, s. 2i o 50 gcs.- reytn'. SO 10 10
| 90 80. cora.i-t Texan, 50 75to 50 y. Sheen
Receipts, 200; steidy; Inferior q ier, ~
| to SO; medium 10 goO', $3.50 10 ~; choice
TO extra, 81 t, a 80. The Dftver's Journl
| Liverpool special quotes an improve ment
In the cattle market: grc6 n choice AmeIi
c,n steers, II l.2 TO 10 IL cents per pou d.
dressed,