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The Aberdeen examiner. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1866-current, 1884-07-10
NOxubec County. Miss.
correspondence Of the Times Democrat.

Correspondence of the Times Democrat.
MACON, MISS, June 30, 1884.
A mass meeting WINS held in this
place on the 28th instant, the object he
ing to devise means to have Noxubee
county suitably represented at the
Worries Exposition, in New Orleans,
After several interesting addresses a
committee of five, one from each SUI
kervisor's district, was appointed to pc
Mon The board of supervisors of the
lnty to appropriate the sum of $500
this purpose. The same COM
q was instructed to take the nee
steps,for the organization of the
he County Fair and Agricultural
The Aberdeen examiner. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1866-current, 1884-07-10

Good Pay for Agents. 500 to 5000 per
no. made selling our Grand New History.
Famous and Decisive Rat ties ofthc World
Write " j. Z. McCurdy - Co., -. louis, 10.
The Aberdeen examiner. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1866-current, 1884-07-10
Notice to cOn firm Tax Title

j. J. Evans
VS..
Unknown Heirs.
To all persons having or claiming any
legal or equitable interest in the fol-
lowing described real estate, lying and
being in Monroe county State of Mis-
sissippi, sold for taxes on the 10th Of
May. 1875, viz; The middle one-third
of lot $50, block "A, Old Aberdeen:
You are hereby required to appear at
the September term of the Chancery
Court of Monroe county, Mississippi, TO
be held on the first Monday of Septem-
Der, to answer the stiit of j. }. Evans to
have his tax titlr 90 said real estate con-
flrmed.
Witness my hand and seal, this the I'd
day of July, 1884.
J. J. EVANS,
Clerk of the Chancery Court
July 3, lSS4-30d'
The Aberdeen examiner. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1866-current, 1884-07-10

w ILL practice in the Courts of the
w First Judicial aud Chancery Dis
tricts aud in the Supreme aud Federal
Courts of the state, May II, o3-ly.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1884-06-27
Preservation after Death

Cremation is to be suspended, and
instead of destroying a corpse by fire, as
the ancents did or making gas of the
same, as had been suggested, No. invcn-
tor OF Grenoble, France, proposes the
opposite method, and preserves them
forever At the dcceasc of an Individual
the body is plungci into liquid invent
ed BY Grenoble, and in about five years
the individual is turned into stone. The
secret Of tue petrifcaiion is known only
to the discoverer. But no goes further
He says that in thousand years time,
if persons will only preserve their rela-
tiyes and friends, they will be able to
build house with them, and thus live
in residences surrounded by ancestors.
Another application of this process has
been suggested, namely, to have the
petrifod corpse nickel-plated, or electro
plated with bronze, and if a statute of
an individual is desired, to place the
corpse on a proper pedestal, so as to
fulfil the functions of being the statute
of the party deceased.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1884-06-27
FHE pRAocRArrc weRRr

D
Tire fcSignnhoo of Mr.. Tnsa hv i
prived the Democratic par,v fisc ehly
candidate TO "hum !, turned .ilh tnIha'
'ia'n, and events have lef, i 90 other
candidate to whom It can turn uirh con
ddcncc. If Grover CleveiaDl. name
comes to the surface. like , ,ork-ioai
nov th't the big fish stop nibblug at
the presidential buit. it is becsa.e he is
the only man who even .ecsrs to Be
available 1t is extremely doubtful
whether he can control hi. osp state
Delegation; but he has uone Of the posi-.
i've objections which bar Other saudi-
dates. lie did not, like BayarI make
a d'''oyal speech at the opening Of tbe
war; he is nU' known 10 be F,.s.trsjer.
like both Bayard aud Mcdonald. a.
though he is one; lie dors not. like
Palmer aud several lesser men. come
from states hopelessly Republican Dor
has he, like Samuel j. Randall. the
overwhelming majority of ri. part,
opposed to him On a vital issae. proec-
ton, upon which party is sure to pre-
vail over tue personal views NJ , pre.i.
dental candidate. The statement. about
Cleveland's wonderful vote over Fcicer
90 for nadght when the figures Of The
last presidential vote are placed beside
the Cleveland vote. Hancock, vote
was 534 ,5ll, Cleveland 5s5 .3ls Oar.
field 555 ,55l, and Folger 342 464 Il
will be seen that Cleveland simpIy gof
The full vote Of his party, Will. nearly
200, 900 republicans refused to vote.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1884-06-27
The BIne Grass Country Not Bue

The term Blue Grass Region OF men
lucky is quite extensive IN its aPP',c"-
ton, but in its popular sense It aGP'"'
only to the remarkable body OF laua III
the centre of the State, which comprises
six or eight counties surrounding ~
ington This favored district S'''"
scientific authority has styled ''Oe wy ;,
heart of the United States is unuc'i'''
by dccompo'nblo limestone Tnl'a ,s ln.
parts % the soil and unsurpassed 'g''"Y
and gives to the grass known . Ov'"
lists as Poe Prcten'iS' F'cn anu p',u
ueut hxur@nec winch 1t at'a'ns ''0""'''
else, Hence the term = he Due 0'''@ :
Region" a synonyme Tor the ACNE VI
fertility OF district WINE" '''V va. ar
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1884-06-27

Tie money kings Of Wall street are
using rather remarkable arguments tc
disprove reports sffecting their financial
stability or their position in the market,
1t having been rumored that Jay Gould
vas greatly embarrassed, that gentleman
Immediately steps to the front with an
offer of $4,000 for the discovery of the
author of the malicious falsehood -
OF Mr.. Vanderbilt it was said that he
had recently sold largely the stocks of
his" railroads. lie comes forward
promptly and announces his willingness
to pay $1,000 per share for any stock
sold by him in the past six weeks OF
roads with which he is officially con-
nectcd," BY Ec sporting fraternity il
is accepted as gamblers gospel tina
"money talks" An adage of wortl
and wisdom. however, is to the effec
that bet is FOOLS argument"
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1884-06-27

The German Republicans in Ohio
rcpudiate the assertion that Sarl Seburz
or any other man has influence enough
10 lead them to vote against Blaine. =
D,6gcnt inquiry in Cincinnati has failed
to develop any detection among this
class Of citizels. One of the editor, Of
the Cincinnati F.lkstah, who was op-
posed to the nomination Of the Maine
statesman, and came home from Chicago
expecting to fine enough kicking" to
justify him in boiling the ticket, discov-
cred that he had miscalculated and is
now supporting Blaine and logan.
The editor of the Frci, Ps.sse, another
German organ, declares that he has yet
to learn OF one German Republican who
refuses to'vote the party ticket. Evil
IDENTIFY il Mr.. Schurs fulGlls his threats
and stumps Ohio against Blaine, he
will have the most lonesome tour in his
political experience.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1884-06-27
THE TAXPAYERS PETITION.

The Taxpayers petition to the Count,
Commissioners asking for the appont
ment Of Capt. Page, as superintcp Zen
Of the public roads has me, the fat,
which many predicted. The Copnis
sioners after due elaboration. as tbei
letter to the committee appointed {,
wait upon and present the petition o
the taxpayers convention states hav,
come to the conclusion that the unto
ward condition of the roads during tn,
past winter was more owing to III,
unusually inclement season than tn.
system. They hold that while there i
no doubt Of the mpcrfcction of the ,ys
tenn, they do not see how the appoint
ment Of general superintendent vii
better the service; and that the appoint
mcnt Of civil engineer at an additions
expense to the county OF $1,000 is con
trary to the wishes Of the majority o
taxpayers. They seem to have takel
a practical view Of the matter, free from
party prejudice and influence. and Will,
their conclusions do not accord with N,
views Of the petitioners they should il
all fairness, be excepted as a final adju
dication Of the question for the present
The present road supervisors, unlik,
their predecessors, are giving entir,
satisfaction. and the roads over which
they have thus far worked conSrs
favorable with any in the State, and vi
not need additional inaprov~outs .s.
years TO come.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1884-06-27

OHs Of the hottest rcglo8s Of the
earth 10 along the Persian Gulf, wherS
lsl,ls or mo- rain falls, "a kshrin the
arid shere has no fresh water, yat com
yarati'sly numerous population contrlve
- live there, thanks to he copiou'
! springs which burst forth from the bot
soa Of the sea The fresh water is got
sea By diving nae DIVER, sitting in
Es boat. wind great sootskis bag
sveuud hiSleft arm. the band sra'ping
ia mouth then he takes in his hand q
ssavy stone. to- which is attached >
strong line. aud. thus equipped, he
plsnEes in and qnickl reaches tue bot
Am. Instantly opening the bag over
g strong jet of Fresh water, he springs
Up the ascending current, at the same
time closing the bag, and is helped on
beard. The atone is then hauled up
sad the diver, after taking breath,
yunges in again. The source of these
scPieHs submarine spFngs are thought
p be the green hills of 0Sman, some
500 or s00'm1es distant.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1884-06-27

Another oue1R gaelic has appeared
in the steamship America. She he
inst made the rua' from New York Il
ioneenstown 10 six days, fourteen hours
and eighteen minutes This beats the
C.,poon and bwers the record. The
GREAT racing ship will now clap on more
..ea,n and sail, and the work of making
quickest trips on record" will continue
III some biz disaster occurs aud then
I 'n"ra will be demand for eautious
'aelo ~ the water. The america,
. nav, has demonstrated that it IS no
a o., a,osm 10 look forward to the time
lule steamers will cross the North
%O 1s',,;e for New York in five dsys.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1884-06-27

Bi.b.p Matthew Simpson, recognized
On. Of the ablest divincs of the
ethodit Episcopal Church in the
kt.a States. died at his residence
Iphil.d.lphia. on the 18th inst, aged )
A.srs. For two er three years past he
.d been in delicate health, and his
I..h vas expected for sometime past
YH. va. an earnest :sboFcr in'the Mctho-
liz. Ch.teh. and by his pen also con
A;bu.eA several works upon Mrihodi'm
He gas recognised SIS fne pulpit ora
tor.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1884-06-27

The color line seems to have cropped
out in England. The British lords OIL
the Admiralty have issued a stringent
ordeF that no negroes shalt be entered
for service in the navy without theil
spec'd sanction. No reaens are given,
but the sezt of the order curlou~ly speci
fes no black or eolored men or So,s
which covers every contingency anc
complexion, from the ace of spades i,
'he lighter shades Of eqtt,quiqit sut
olesr cream.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1884-06-27

During the last ten years eggs have
Sss1 imported 10 the United States to
the vslu. Of Sl5, 1000, 1888. During
ths aSt year ending December 81, 49,
TO.O93 dozens Of eggs we're imported
Of q ees. Of e.. 526. 8i4, or a trife less
thsH sixteen AVID Ope-half cents per
aSasA
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1884-06-27
FREE LUMBER,

rse-rnly Justification FIT any inf'hel
....,,, :, tariff legislation by the pres
' -, ,,r,srcs, is tha, it will affofd a las,
80 =, consider this year the removal
49,. l,,v now collected upon imported
,a,.ber. The Importance of this meas
i. e,prot be urged too Otter up'n the
.,on,ion Of Congress; too much cannot
IA ,bout IN. actual condition OF all
~. no,,beru forest.nf the United States
r..y arc pcrishing rapidly and to some
-.,ant peedlcssly The collection Of
n, doty upon lum>er manufactured IN
r,n,Ia stimulates the destruction oil tue
RATED States, while it yields practically
nothing to the revenues of the country
Far every dollar paid INTO the public
r..,.rrg on account of this duty,
,uon,v.6ye dollars are taken from The
...t,t. of American consumers OF
American lumber, and paid to the few
hn,J,ed men who manufacture pine and
.o,oce lumber or deal IN pine lands. =
g,cry dollar thus obtained by the
Treasury costs the country moreover
an in.alculatle sum through the un-
.oc,ssary aud wauton destruction OF
forests which. were this duty repealed,
would be allowed to grow and i'm
prove.
The country cannot afford to lose its
forests more rapidly than is made ncces
,ary BIZ the aetna. requirements n the
neonle Under the most favorable cir
cumstances possible, the northern forests
can ouly last few years longer, even
=, the present rate Of lumber ooHsump.
ton. 10 very few years all the white
nine spruce. and redwood, that are oul
only really valuable aud available build
inc material, will be swept from the
face Of this continent, and we shall b
forced to substitute other materials fol
wood, or put up with wood of inferior
oualify for the construction Of building
and fences
The extcrmination Of these northern
forests will be a serious blow to the COM
morcial prosperity of this co lntry. npar
from the still more disastrus effect 0
forests destruction upon the rivers ant
the agriculture Of the country. Thou
sands Of miles of railroad track hay
been laid to transport the product 9
these forests; great fleets Of vessels hav
been built to carry the lumber of tn
Northwestern across the great lake
and through the canals Of the country
prosperous towns and great manufactul
ing centres have sprung into existenc
along the margins of these forests. Th
duty upon lumber hastens the destrut
ton Of these fore. SITS. 1t brings dar
gerously near tie end of the railroad
and the fleets of vessels dependent upC
the forests for their existence. 1t "
sweep away before their time the hu
dreds of lumber towns and thousands
lumber mills.
The continuation Of this duty mea
IA great AMI unnecessary commerce
upheaving such As this country has nj
( sren------'-'.-.-t- -----..''" prevent. or
least postpone for considerable peri,
these calamities by the removal of t
duty. The necessity for J@ing thi
urgent. Action cannot safely be del,
ed single day longer. The extern
nation of the northern forests of
United States should be postponed
any cost.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1884-06-27

Senator Hampton has book printed
a 1929, about 90 years after the dis
.o,,ry OF the art Of printing. by the
..l.br,ted Nichola. Jensen, in Venice
hi,s .Or. IT digest of tie Bible and L
cr,n,ed in Latin, in very black type. RI
tn. til. has bscn lost. The initial letter
"a each paragraph i. an illuminated
s.piIai. done by baud.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1884-06-27

Col. Bob Inger.oll is buildin SD
500 log house on his cat ranch II
Nav Mexico. 1t will be big enough t
accommodate his family and score OF
visitors. 1t is to be entirely OF log
9TH the bark upon them, hut drcSS"'
lawn dim and we'll oiled. The int"H"
- 10 b. completed in hard wood'-moun
. mahogany and white Pinc-hn''he'
bet oil.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1884-06-27

OlssnsrgsriA. has found its way into
he English market FROM this country,
cad is srssting considerable TAX among
AAs psople there. 1t is certain to en-
Ssaster Stree Opposition, Aud there is a
ssPoag probability that stringent laws
will Be enacted.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1884-06-27

The State Comrnission og eTmigra-
tiOa1 report for the ak months ended
With Juae lot shows that IS, 29S cmmi-
grants arrived at BAlti,sore; 81 95G ~
zee Hsid IL temporarily assisting ,95l
sf then. aad 1876 Of them secured work
h the State.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1884-06-27

During the present century $50, 900
600 copies Of the Bible have been PRINTED
. in $40 different languages The United
States contributes annually S75 900, 00C
fer sustaining the churches and minis
w. sad Ell 900, 900 for purely bcuevO.
Isat purposes
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1884-06-27

The Nos, crushing objection thus far
FSssrdsd to the scheme for converting
me Sahara into sea has just dropped
froE the pen Of a ltAti>tician, who cal
estates that a csnNl 100 feet wide and
t=saty-kvs feet deep, With how OF
-ssess--S4+~s-m-huur would require
several thousand years TO flood the
aAaeYt.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1884-06-27

The House has passed concurrent
resolution for 6nal adjournment June
50. This is to give the Democrats q
.ssrev to attend the Chicago Conven-
tea, July 3.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1884-06-27

Twenty J.srs ago there Nere only Il
nsmsn doctors in the United States, and
nsw there are more than 500. They
ss. some Of the ser, best and most sue
ssssfuf workers. in the profession, too.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1884-06-27

The carp. which is becoming popular
% psrd Ash in this country because
Ne aKrisullural journals have urged that
Il be raised as cheap article Of food,
sapidly increases; but is soft Of eesb
ard q sa9a Of flavor.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1884-06-27

A erzsd Plsre--rhe new ard Fashionable,
ess'sfnE hal reentiy opened in Baltimore
snsuld " Visised By every lady, gentleman and
ss's TslHT % thar city The greatest variety
u 'leSFEv etesslas can be seen, at moderat,
p1eee, Aene Hall, 10 W Baltimore Street, il
sas leeaI1Hs.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1884-06-27

The sale # mineral waters In ID,
Quilted States exceeds By 100 per cent
thst Of any other country in the world
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1884-06-27

10y virtue Of writ oFa Fie
ID out Of the Circuit q
county, at the suit of
against the z obs
land and tcuements o.
Gardiner, to me directed, | hav
taken in execution, all the right,
interest and estate, vt law, and
the said T. Elzear Gardiaer, in
following property TO wit: 4
All that tract or parcel Of IsrS
9Th Election District OF t.harle'
which the said T. Elzcar Gard
sides. known AS part of
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1884-06-27

. concern IN the Uni
: aud selling to the
q aud Drug Trade an
farley Malt Whiskcy.
combining snotlIncss
Jess AMI dclicacy o.
u ages. and 10 tl.c
Is, invaluable as q
End nursing mother,
rpsia aud indigestion.
y on the family side
Espeusing room In
entcry, diarrhoea ami
disease, the profes
lluc, aud in May
poo sealed bottles
representative ply
the country for anal
IF them found a trace
ulteration whatever
tt German Chemist. |
ys; II find it abso-
e from fusil oil, and |
1dialIy recommend it
sssion." On receipt
yill send to any ad-
rs Of Whiskcy, aud
The German Seen
solute cure IF con-
isting disease, Gun
tirely dccnyed /
glish aud in writing
Endorsed and coun-
cretary and under
rT7Spnuv D,,ro WI.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1884-06-27

Fr.pce has bot 77.0i6 s@,uralized
psrsops out Of population Of over
dirty seven aillios people
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1884-06-27

,'ortant factor in the recipe.
Of the use of which are per
:, as it supplies the system with
l0 Asarben han the disease can ex.
nu and, instead of the body wasting
wa will gain from the third day
he's strength. Single quart bottles
f oy one dollar. Rmittanccs to
re BY Z. 0. order or registered
ct and addressed to
New-York tribune., 1884-10-25

cry bsold sslsr. % March snd Agri dsliysry ssstd
sellers do. April and May delivery 42Old selors DO y
and juno delivery. . tG8td. seIlerA -.
Weekysalss OF the week $4,000 bnss American by00u
bales specuatos took 400 baies exporters took. !o0
baes forwarded ships side direct TO spiDner lD4O
baeH actual 500 baes total rocepts 0bOW baoS
American tales total STOCK 100000 baie Aueic1n
2i7OO bao, amount OF cotton adoat i7l0OO bsles Ancr
can, $4,000 balo o..
DALygsr0y. oct a. Cotton steady; MdfinS w. Low
miodling gi 9ood ordinary s net receipts a7l+ bales
Eross IA bales Exp0fts " Grast Britain v42 Daies
snlds y,OlO bales stock. 81, 800 balea
Weeky-Nct receipts ooOzD D"ies gross 90 ~ Daio'
Exports Great Britain 1900 bao, 10 tho Continent
1910 bales, CoaswIso. 10 7sS bales sales l2251 bales
SAVANNAH, oct. - Cotton guieti MidiiinS ~ Low
Midlin1 pa ood Ordinary S net rcoept,, 005 bales
gross 1898 baieg Exports 10 Great Britain Bl3t balet
Coastwe 74 bles sales 1900 balos last evening 1000
bales stock, S.2iD bales.
weekly Net receipts 50,ol3 bales gross 6o,l92 Sae.
Exports to Great Btan 1GcG3 bales; % tho Continent
1900 bales Coastwso 90 20 bales sales 2l6oo 20 es
NEwORLRANs. oct. 2t.-tOtt0n nrm Mdtlug,j O2 Low
Mdcng lG dool ordinary 9; not rocsi,iS u ,s07 bales
gross 1887 bales Exports TO Great Bntln oio Daes
TO the Continent 5.3l) bales sales, 600 bale, STOCK.
l47G3O baes. -
Weeky-Net reccipts 81 O7i bales 9iS7 baes Ex
ports Great Britain, 1882 Dales Exports to Frane,
li,Oj bales 10 tho Continent ljJ0O bacs; Coastwse
1895 bales; salos. $1,000 bales.
NEw.YogK, oct 2i.-Tbe following the total net 70.
cen faofcn nItonaf j,
New-York tribune., 1884-10-25
a. COS ,bist ss ss ,,ie DO LIS n ~ 90 IoS7
III a. Ak IL DO H. at osc, 65 ID IL DO part Oxcn

ib stss 10 7do' I'loi 'o' "'''c' '' !" - w
h q K:srsaa % sasa et;:s %::r
s (. 81 az iysI % as ss5@so D. sSfsS
10 Gs 70 ss q do sI b. at' at iS 10 DO 1850 b. at
s 3 n'"s Il sSs ss %G;si g. z r:' S
YsSI 4 oSis Gos &; o, 1.5 'o'
+,ss g. 'sT fs'Ss IS afIS'':"
az Slt,y: ssS scss. % a, 80 s''
.chuicr = Dancnb,un ier Morris' l2o Texans S''"
S9S GhGgh4 "a Tho very
% tosy H ' d~sr S"s e. va, dy. r%' po T
7gSs ior vea.' s.ese for Gra,,er' and "j Tor
dressed calves ras gs srss, lIlS niiS
S"sS brs.ss GSs%y and S"ii,T" Drs.s
saesiiame M9iea M 90 sod ,So Gr'''er' 20" d. ~
a' iia bays AZ sold 90 go
ycas ai p b. = 7e 10 b. and do
Dca5aci & Dewey sold SO Grn.sers 239 b at s,. s,,c
Judd / rucknsLam soid; Grass, RS 97S d. al 'a0
'si shlfp22D lfq n G s sS % Is wco 80 s:ot
boa" eg"a divided between !Io awp G c sponding
te last The marke, was slow ana sfs mD.e wore not
%S i ia ma a %arsd i onasssons od
so AZ cosin: qno:a 'Ts , Co%non So. OF 4 sales
q id!gc lambs ranged from AZ to '''c' "''h '"e JUN
icnlccs Z Davis AGA Canada lambs seS ~ n n a. a.
0c 10 ~ at re l9n MishIghm nHsgp aads a do
ss n Al = l5a; 81 STATE do IS SIC. sc a,
DiclbscS & Dvwey s3d Az Ian4dah L'h'' ~ ~ "
- So. =, u. .o,o
iu,e & Mullen sold 2sG Western sheep 76 ID. at &c
9-i state Sheep ami Lambs II ID 37so 23i Pshnyya
do = 10, lHc; 20J 90 SO d. at l'sc ~ cahan' ''
J. r. ~ad x 60. OLD 1919 Can ada m s w o ~ "a "a
inCan ieop lCi r.. 3 ~ ono d. - 10 ~ ~ o
sI nt1cky ~ j at &c 80 H. 1T ic iSo 90 -
Judd & Bncs liam sod: GJ state sheep l04 H. az &c
20 ohio do ~ n at4tc III 90 - T. at ai 40 ,o H m A. A.
4i,c d. 1875 b. At 80 iSJ state Lambs. - D ~ 1fc
o. ~ H. ut 5is; 1000 f,y Slccp, - ID, at 4+c |-'
PenlsVl ~, Lambs. ~ TO- at 81.
J. n. plco,s sold: % Maryland Ia nhs 6l 10 AZ C.
UOGS-Rocc,pts 30 OF 1.3"2 head cars ~
Jo sry Cliy onl 30 at lGtlst Total Tor SIX .sy
~ 2i s.Dt OjGT heal fJr the corrospDndnZ t9
las. week. Live Hogs Fee ing nrmef,, "hn
nJnnl quo ations So lODs5 90. Coiiry Dres'ed AZ