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St. Paul daily globe., 1885-02-16
Complete Trpaimsat with Inhaler. Sl.0o.

For the relief and prevention.
TIE ISsTAST II Is APPIfED, of
Rheumatism. Neuralgia. Sciafi-
ca. Corghs Gods. Weak Bsek-
Stomach and Bowels. shooting
Pains. Nrmhness. Hysferis.
Female Pains. Palpi-2tio1.
Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint,
Bslioas Fever. Malaria snd
Epioenics. use CotLrEs PL&s-
TzRs Tan ELEcTEfc B1TTEgT
PoECCs PLAsZEEJ s1a lssgh :
-kere-
St. Paul daily globe., 1885-02-16
CITY NOTICE.
Notice for Judgment
OFFICE OF THE Crry TREASURER,

ST, TAUL, MIHI., ftD. To, 1850.
will make application TO the District Court IL
and for the county Of Ramsey and State Of Min
nesota, al the special term TO be held Saturday,
February &c, 1885, at the Court House in st. Paul.
Minnesota, at 10 O'Clock n. m. as soon there
after rs l may be beard for judgment against the
several lots and real estate embraced in warrant
in my hands for the collection of unpaid ASSESS
meuts. with interest and costs thereon for the
hereinafter named special assessments.
All in the CITY Of st. PAM county of Ramsey
and state OF Minnesota, when and where all per-
sons Interested may attend and be heard.
The owners and description Of real estate
are Us follows
St. Paul daily globe., 1885-02-16
KIrSEIs, BLOOD AND NERVOUS sYsTEH.

AL forms Of NERVOUS DEZulTT resulting n
Eental sud Physical eakEsss. AeTcUrizl and
other affections Of the Ibfoat, sEiH o. Bones
blood Imyafities ard POISONING. SKIN Affections,
Old sores Pans u the Head and Back kosama-
iisE, .srs. ri.es. Affections o. iEe Eye and EaE,
Dssorosrs Of the Lcngs. Stomach, Liver AL
Yozc.s and al Caroui- FeEasie Complaints an1
Irrega d riflss are treated > nsNDethOcs vita
Tsrastf -. s1ccess. Cf5ces and pzTlors Pm
vs-e. Trts fof cire1'sr. TerTrs Ioodo P.
Constitution free. ore noufs g. L. terats.
T.. Sundays 10 .. u 70 2 ?. n
St. Paul daily globe., 1885-02-16
A DUDE DRUNK.
Butler Malone, Son of the Boss, Being Re
fused whisky Sour, Draws His Re-
vOiTeT and Fires Two Shots.
Special 10 the Globe .

>peclaI % tle GI0oe.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 14.-Sens.o- Malone
has Mild son uamrd Butler Malone. Both
the senator aud his heir make their home at
Walkers hotel during the absence Of Mrs.
Mahoue in Europe. Young Malone is as
wild as a Wild Young colt he is supposed
10 Co some service as q clerk in ne
Office of the secretary OF the seuaie. His
principal occupation OF late, however. has
been that OF getting drunk and raising cain.
A year ago he had an escapade with a
hscSmau aud drew a revolver on him.
Last night yOung Malone wslfzed
into the bar-rOom Of hotel aud called for
whisky sour. As the yOuagsts. was at the
tine
St. Paul daily globe., 1885-02-16
GORDON REPORTED NOT DEAD.
Late Messengers From Khartoum Say Cor
don Still Holds the Fort.
Gen. Graham VIII Start on the 18th for
SuaAim-Queen Victoria Ill

LONDON, Feb. IA. The Standard this af-
ternoon publishes dispatch from its cor
respondent at Korti stating that mess"n
ger has just arrived at Korti. He declares
that Khartoum has not been captured by the
Mahdi. The messenger asserts that he left
Khartoum six DAYS after Col. Sir Charles
Wilson appeared before the city in boats
sent from Gubat, and when he (the messen-
ger) left Gen. Gordon still held Khartoum.
The government officials do not believe
the messengers story, and state that TO
official information cOnfrmatOry of il has
been received
Another dispatch from Korti states that
messengers who have arrived from Khar-
toum profess ignorance regarding the fall
Of khartOum or the death of Gen. Gordon.
The Mudir of Dongola refuses TO credit the
reports concerning the capture of khartoU m
by the Mahdi aud the massacre OF Gen. Cor
don and the garrison. The authorities here
announce, this afternoon, that they do not
believe the messengers statements rest upon
a satisfactory basis.
GEN. oRlHAM's MARCH TO sUAKM.
Gen. Graham departs for suakim tue 18th.
He viii be left the fullest option as 20 the time
to be occupied by the expedition in reaching
Berber. It is stated, however, that Gen.
Graham intends TO make forced marches all
tue way to Berber from Suakim. If be en-
counters 0sman Digna aud defeats him,
Gen. Graham believes be can reach Ber0er
within twenty days. 1t would require thirty
days to complete the journey with an army
making ordinary time.
GLOOMY VIEW.
The Army and Navy Gazette takes gloomy
view of the position at Gubat. According to
the Gazette the troops can neither retreat
across the desert nor down the Nile They
are compelled from the very necessities Of
their situation to entreuch themselves where
they are, and there hoard their ammunition,
live on camel's meat. and remain on the de-
fensive until relieved. The Gazette also SAYS
the masses Of hostile Arabs from Khartoum
viii soon throw themselves in line between
Gubat and the Gakdui wells and capture the
latter piSce, aud perhaps even push north
ward and attack Korti itself
The Duke of COunaught requests to be as
signed TO service in the Suudan. He will
retire in ans event from his command at
Meerut, India, April /.
WARNED.
The police and other witnesses for the
crown in the case Of James G. Cunningham,
the alleged dynamiter, charged with high
treason and felony in causing the recent ex-
plOsion at the tower, have received letters
threatening them with death II they persist
in giving damaging testimony against the
prisoner.
THE QUEEN Ill
Dispatches from Osborne, received this
Afternoon, state that Queen Victoria is suffer
Ing from severe cold aud has been unable
to leave her bed for the past two days. Her
majesty, in consequence. has postponed the
tim, fnr her rafrtrn IN Wfn7sor
St. Paul daily globe., 1885-02-16
The PosIoffice BiII Passed.

that an ything VIII come out of the matter,
and Mr.. Hill will be glad to let it drop.
St. Paul daily globe., 1885-02-16
for Grading Mount
Airy Street, from Broadway to
L'Orient Street.
Supposed owner and
de scTiptiOn.

Supposed owner and Amt Of
description. Assm't.
Paul Paulson Commencing at NW'ly
corner Of lot o, block lS. Ashton u
Sherburnes Addition 10 St. Paul;
thence sly along Broadway 5G IT.:
thence NE'ly 10 S ly line OF Mount
Airy street at a point lO9h # from
My corner thereof; thence NW1y
along sly line Of Mount Airy street
l0SA #; thence SW'ly rs # to begin
ming. being part Of said lot 0 9........ $500 %
A Aahtnr & ehnrhnrna,s AdditIon IN 81 Panl
St. Paul daily globe., 1885-02-16
st. Paul Proper.


supposed owner and Amt Of
description. Lot. Block. Assm't.
II A Glover. WY 80 # of
My 100 # of. ..... 81 Sl49 %
Peal ody. (N'ly of aley)
Ely 81 fl of..2 81 1873 81
Estate Of Alex Paul. (Nly
Of alley WY IS # Of. 2 81 III 78
Same. Except W 2a.7
it, that part n of alley
Mary Paul. Only of alley)
W %. rs IT OF. 81 255 %
St. Paul daily globe., 1885-02-16
WELL svEErExED

with whisky. il <as refused him. At this be
pulled U1i pistol and run anuek- he tore
dOEn p~ir Of Cue curtains aud the record
BOOK Of the hotel and threw them il the
St. Paul daily globe., 1885-02-16
DOCTOR T. J.
se6 JarkSqn Straet. vt. PaHI. Him.

The most prominent and sHccess'7l physician
TIE Northwest. dsTotiGg exclusive attention
TO chronic Diseases Of t@s
St. Paul daily globe., 1885-02-16
CITY NOTICE.
Notice for Judgment,
OFFICE OF THE CITY TREASURER, Q \
Ss@PAUL, Mimi, Feb. 13. 19S~-i

will make application to the District Court,
in and for the county OF Ramsey and State of
Minnesota, at the special term to be held Satur-
day, February 2', 1885. at the Court House, in
st. Faul, Minnesota, at 10 o'clock "a n or as soon
thereafter as / may he heard for Judgment against
the several lots and real estate embraced in war
rant in my hands for the collection of unpaid as
ssssments. with interest and costs thereon for
the hereinafter named special assessments
All in the City OF ST. Paul. county Of Ramsey,
State of Minnesota, when and where all persona
interested may attend and be heard
The owners and description of real estate are az
.ollows:
St. Paul daily globe., 1885-02-16

Suede gloves IN mouseuetaire style are in
great demand
St. Paul daily globe., 1885-02-16
CITY NOTICE.
yotice for Judgment
OFFICE Or TIE CITY TREASURER,

OFFlCE CF IIiE LiIf J 1J.kAbLEkf-
ST. .PACL. Minn, FEB u, 1885,.
! will make application 70 the District Court
IN and for the county of Ramsey and state Of
Minnesota, at the special term to be held satur-
day February 2S. 1888. al the Court House. IN St.
Paul, Minnesota, at 10 O'Clock or soon
thereafter ~ my be heard for Judgment against
the several lots and real estate embraced in
warrant In my hands for the collection Of unpaid
assessments with interest and costs thereon for
the hereinafter mined special assessmenes
All in the City Of st. Paul, county Of Rarasey,
and State Of MinFioia, when and where all RI
sons interested iay attend and be heard.
The owners asd description Of real estate are
81 follows:
Assessment for Grading and
Paving that Unfinished Portion
of Broadway in part Of Lots 8,
4, s, 6, T, 8, 9 and 10, L. c.
Dayton's Enlargement.
Supposed owner and Amt Of
description Assm't.
Heury D4l.b. Lot 2, r Dsyton's En-
largeneut St. PaHi. and FtIp Of land
between Broadway aud said lot 5..... 800 90
Same. Lot o. l. Dayton Enlargement
Bra aa4way a d said lot s.............. 800 90
Patrick Kei. ner. admin razor. Lo. 10,
L & Dsytoi Enlargement, 81. s1l.
and strip of land LetYeen Broadway
and ssid LOT 10...............-.-.... $40 %
Al in the city Of 81. Paul. county Of Ramsey,
and state Of Minnesota.
GEORGE REFS. City Treasurer
St. Paul daily globe., 1885-02-16

THE orrFN III.

Dispatches from Osborne, received this
Afternoon, state that Queen Victoria is suffer
ing from severe cold aud has been unable
to leave her bed FOR the past two DAYS Her
majesty, in consequence, has postponed the
time for her return 10 Windsor.
St. Paul daily globe., 1885-02-16

Wm Dawson. Commencing on s line
Hf Third street at u point 36:A-12 #
WY of W line Of ST. Charles street:
thence WY along s line of Third
street 62.S-l2 ft; thr e sly at right
angles with Third street to the alley
in block 81 ST. Paul Proper; thence
Ely along line of aid alley to an
intersection with line 3731 it WY Of
and parallel with the WHY line Of the
Si Icy stone builIing ard produced
S y to said alley; thence My to be-
ginning, being part OF lot /, block 81,
st. Paul Proper. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. S515 3
St. Paul daily globe., 1885-02-16

Third Street, North Side.
Rice & Irvine's Addition to St. Paul
Supposed owner and Amt Of
description. Lot. Block. Assm't-
Fl Moore and John Smith,
" 1914 fl Of. ......... II sos 4e
All in the city of St Paul, county of Ramsey
and state of Minnesota.
GEORGE REFS, City Treasurer
St. Paul daily globe., 1885-02-16
Third Street, South Side.
Supposed owner and

description. a
Michael Dtfel. Commencing at point
on line OF Third street 1856 # WHY
OF " line of ct. Charles street $50
called); thence W ly along line Of
Third street 3Ts #; tn s paral-
lei with the W line OF tn >ibley stone
building TO the alley in block 81, ST.
Paul p oper; thence Ely along line
of said alley 371a it; thence n ly to
beginning, being part of lot l, block
81. st. Paul Proper
St. Paul daily globe., 1885-02-16

Assessment for the Construction,
Relaying and Repairing Side
walks under Contract of Geo,
w. Reese (Estimate No. y for
Term b. ginning April l, 1884.
and ending November l, 1884,
Fifth Street, North Side.
st. Paul Proper.
Supposed owner and Amt Of
description. Lot. Block Assm't.
st. Paul Lodge, No. 2, I. o.
o. F. ;, S "a of......... .9&10 Q S763 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-25

movement was started, and when begun II was
continued to the end The st. Paul road came In with
report OF its earnings for the third week In June show
ing decline of only SO .29l which was less than was
expected by those who did not know that the earnings
for the week OF last year showed a decline from
the week of 1883 OF $4,000. The re-
port for last week mentioned as
being specially favorable and ii the price of st. PAU
marked from G9sa to 71's. The great feature OF
the day. however, the renewed activity ana sharp
advance in price Of st. Paul and Manitoba. Tho re-
corded sales OF the stock amounted to 62o0 shareS az
prices ranging from 969 to 10 After the extreme price
hadbeen mads current that the Chicago
ngon and Quincy had obtained control OF the Manitoba
Railroad. What If any, the grounds of such report
unable to at this writing but one thing Is GER
tatbe truth OF the report inconsistent wththe con-
advances that made OF ia per centior
Northwestern, 70 per cent for ST. Paul. Ia Tor Omaha
preferred per cent Burlington and Quincy ana li9
per cent for Rock Island Manitoba in the possession OF
Burlington and Quincy would be thorn in the side OF
all future Western pools compared TO
which the Burlington and Cedar RAPIDS
falling into the Rock Island fold was rose
Lake Shore after decline of Il 55a rose to and closed
at 567 Central and Hudson after decline OF 10
65i9 recovered only to s67s Louisville ana NASHVILLE
was still feature but 1t Noise than business
and it shows q gain of q per cent Delaware
Lackawanna and Western early declined IRON
1919 TO 1904 ard recovered TO lo2@ioia.
Concerning the dividend on Delaware, Lackawanna ana
Western to be declared Friday current quarter
TO end June 80 nothing be positively known t 'no
directors act but the probabilities are that the com
nroose between those who desire per cent and those
who think none should be paid will he l2Sl% per cent
The market closed manufactured uproar with which
the majority of the had nothing TO do except as
lookers-on.
Government bonds we're dull, with hrmer tohe' anu
the bids woro advanced per cent for the As aud 49
Annexed are the closing quotations:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-25
COTTON MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH.

LIVERPOOL. June 24-l2;3O m.-Coton dull Mi1dling
UpIandA IL Middlng Orleans Sd sales-1OOO
bales Including bales for speculation and exports re-
ceips including 100 bales American Futures
steady uplaDds Low Mddng clause June and uy delivery
54064d do July and August delivery il9tdi also ~
ed; do August and September delivery, 456fdi also
I464d, September aud October delivery 1J9id also
November and December delivery. 3364d DO. December
and January delivery. . 31.0ld ,, ooo -, -
TENDERS Tor delivery at todays clearing 800 bales now
docket - -. Az. ,n,, ,.o,,,os . -oo hai..
AMERICAN Futures dull. Upands. Low Middling clause
1uno deIiyery 33G4d value do. June and July delivery
ss.64d value; do July and August delivery yg-gid
sellers do August and September delivery, 5000
sellers do SepenbeI October delivery 4264d BUYERS
october and November delivery 3JB4d buyers DO NO
vember and December delivery 5000 Duyers DO Docen
Der delivery 33Gid buyers 40 January anu
February delivery 3j.JId. buyers ara,
y. m-Cotton Futures closed nrm; Uplands Low Mnu
ling clause. June delivery 3o64d value; DO June anu
July delivery 3sGid values do July and Auenst aehvery
ssgid sellers DO August and sspienSeI dewey saS
seiss do October and November delivery svoSa vs
do November and December delivery 3ioah yaiuo 40
pecemoeI and January delivery Yoo4d 'Aiue' 90 'anu
GALVESTON June z4.-CottoD dull; Midding los; Low
Kidding ts Good Ordinary 9as and eT0ss receipts
bales sales. bales stock, 1891 bales - =
SAVANNAH, JnDe 24.-Cott0n nominal, Mfdina 1915 Low
Middling 9 Good Ordinary 0eG net and gross receipts
bales; Exports Coastwse 90 bales; stock 2O25 bales
NKwORLRANs June 2i-Cotton dull, Mdding y 10 10
Low Mdding 90; Good Ordinary Oh net and gross re-
ept 80 bales Exports Coas1ise. 1882 bales Sales soI
bales, stock a. 798 haiaA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-25
LIVE STOCK MARK ct.

NEw.YORK, wednesday, June "a, 1882
REEVES Receipts were JS cars Of 49, ,ead 10 cars
sO4B head against 1876 head iOr the time last week
Al 0Ots III Illinois steers averaging l,l5l 10 were
stock Cows, Stays and Bulls, at s3as4 90. ~
At Jersey CITY there were cars OF shipping
- Tr a, ~ d9nnan, and about eat ,sS e
cars held over there than 1870 safe Tue
active and strong advance Of 2Od3c per
demand being especially brisk for good TO Choice
before 10 O'Clock, with prices in a te
finish Fonr OF through TeIans sold at - 80 cars
Of Peoria stleTs Il 81 ana cars OF ba 5oS
s5 7Sl A few carloads OF Common Cattle
from West virginia Ohio and Indiana selling at g. gs
aS5 IS but Ordinary TO choice coTnfel wanted at
a. 90 with caroid Of Extra astss sold 70 an
exporte 50 3d. The bulk Of the sales ~ 90 dtO5
oIp Fair lol Prime Sir cars Oh SIN Bulls sold al ~ s0S
head for shipment alive at 80 59ds6 O.. ,os
The Abua sOk 1850 Live Cattle Hungaria l86
head for Norris who also loads the Sonian with so mean
Mr. goldsmith viii put l26 Extra Prime Steers and 200 sheep
saies"H & Rosenthal; 7s Through" Texans 800 at
81 80. az Peoria "Stiliers 266 d. at sa 4s da Y
yapa staleied steers lOl at 81 5y s. Chicago Corn
fed do 243 n, al 81: 2lj ID, at 80 - do TO-
& T. 90 Si p Ss Is g. 3 81
fGo2S n a 50 II, 81 90 Isi ~ at $50; ilee ~
at s. so Bulls 1888 n at 50 so do l2tO n at VI oo
b. Mcpherson 80 st. Louis steers 1901 70, atSg45i "a
at 80 ~ Baltimore "s,ille5% i iss l. r. y
h. at So So Is dol i26 n at 20 90 90 doS1O MS 9g 70 90
1870 b. at 50 20 20 DO iSs 10 Al % o2 DO i,fsi do
fisS h. &C IS 10 d. 1890 b. O. 81 2iMixea Western
do 424 b at So DO l,0-i H. at+b % DO zs3 D az
So 90; DO liob. at s. Co., DO e,S b. - O9; ~ no.
acds@th, 10 Chicago steers 800 ~ az 50 30 40
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-25
Ceqal Noilees

SUPREME COURT, KINGS COUNTY,
- WILLIAM DABBIT. commonly known as William D.
Myers plaintiff. AGAINST elizabeth Ii. BABBir. Mary
T. Rabbit Emma A. DAVIS and Henry L. Davis her husband
X Babbit and Hannah Bsbbt his wIte Carrie Chatham
and BENJAMIN r. Chatham her husband James Rodney bad.
S S roa ap ,h real na oi his vile any being IN.
PLAINTIFF and the widow devsces heirs at law and
kin OF James onoy Babbi II deceased who are
uni plaintiff, defendants. Summons.
To the above amed defendants;
You are hereby summoned the complaint IN this
action cory OF your on the paintlfs
nous exclusive OF the day OF serTe and OF your fail
appear Judgment VIII be taken against you
By default for the relief demanded In the complaint
Dated New. ork. March 3. 1885. GEO c. BRAIN ERD
Plaintiffs Attorney. Ofco and post oihce address No. 90
Wa.lStreet. New York CITY, New.I Ork. $500.
defen iants James Rodney Rabbit and julia Rabbit
his wife any Julia being fictitious. the real
Of his wife n any being unknown 70 pliuir and the
widow deysees heirs at law anI noHt OF KIN 81 SAID James
The foregoing orved VI by publication pur
order o. Hon Willard ia ett one OF the Justices
u supreme Court OF he state O. Ne"forK dated NE
the Clerk 81 tho county Of ngs IN the COUNTY Court
House the City Of Brooklyn In the county OF Kings and
State OF Ncw.l OK.
Inc object Of this make partition According to
respect, ht Of the parties and fit appears that par
ton cannot be made thou great prejudice 70 the
certain lot piece parcel Land situate lying and being
the Seventh Ward Of the city OF BaOkyn. and which 10
oni on the westwsry side Of Adc1h Street four hundred
feo and ten AMI half n~nes sonthery from the
reswariy corner OF Park Avenue and Adeph street.
running thence upon line 20 right angles TO said Adelphl
street wes'warlv hundred feet thence southwaruy
upon uo parallel to sal Adepi street twenty-five feet
thence easw0T upon line at right ANGLES 10 said Aqelphl
thence norhory along the westwardy side OF said Adei
PHI stree; twenty feet 10 tho place OF beginning
Dated April 81. 1885. GRO G BRA NERD, PLAINTIFFS
Ne"-l OK CITY, NeN.lOrk, - -a-4-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-25

IfvgaPOot- June 2l-ProyiAons Bacon Cumberland Cut
Long Clear rdirs- rs. 81 short Clear Middle,
s. psl: -IDtnlsrA Us. 81.
gcsf-iI. ud iIr Indian Ness Prins fetA ia II
l'tuA Primo cd per D1i Prao icsA Eastsrl.
Wrstrrn - IIri-Americai. HtA Sli Prin, West
en- 80. o.. on Sos 81 hans-LDns Cat. ats. 81
,bolcis sos -. 81. fJT finest United
~f,tr.. thcrsr-Amerlcln Choice, 3.s OL Wheat Rel
W,stem sDung ~ ~ ID. Rcd Winter - 3D. dis -
,ef Genital. So -prng T. Oh New Wccru Winter -. "a
Nrw Mixed Western IS. Agii California NO - Oh -
= d.. afurnis SO ia tis. ~. c"Itl PrDdIc,
--plrtf. nf urprntn- ~ - Lon 0l 3jA OIL pr
rwt i:rau-i Petroleum ljicd per gallon Clover Seed
Auer IA bed 4a p-r CWt TAow-BlS. ID psr cYt. RONn
'-toninlu Is al. Pale lis GLaOs Oh Lmlecd Ill IA
lie ipts ~ wheat for tho thre dvs wore Go70O)
ceutii-. ilcln ing JDu 900 Cpnta,s American.
Ihr rccps American l0r the past hec days were
81, 100 csutls .. 90. ~,
LONDON june 0lnce-IAnsced on e1l ljA 81 =
Der ton i.inso.i. IOs. 3d. qutrtcr Linsesl
Take II ~ - y. p.r tpl Heinci Pftr1leIn III y
Ud Oer gallon spirit, of rurpentins 2is Si p'i OWL
sperm Oh Los per tp1 itOm Con npn. - III q ~ u
Pale h. Dils. rJgINDl,-Larl ~ IL psr W.. re
Amrrcan, Slglr la 81 per cw for C1jl cs1,rltlgh
nole ing 10, ani ljA 81 SljA Tor can Nu,covlDtHe
tcIung alOaL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-25
LIVE STOCK MARKEr-BY TELEGRAPH.

CHICAGO 1une 81. re Drorrr' Journal report, cane
Receipts 5000 hepf. ShlDmcuts 3iuO mead market active
Exports - -pdsB 10 Cows ana Mixed 4, UOGsi 10 STOCK
- jO0S 10; fccders - 5OGsi 49, Texans ~ OOe
- 10
Hogs-Recepts $4,000 shipments 1000 market actye
l.ough Mxcd - 95dSl 10 shipping ~ % %
- -u IIrht. 81 'Onst 40 skins. - COGt - 80
Sissp-n cccptN 20 ID ucad shipments - heal market
Gru. Inferior. s27JGt3 90 Nauycs - fOdsi 2O Lambs
uOd % u
~ Ion. June - -ra,fis- Receipts, 24O0 sh pments
lU, marKet nrm EtDortA - IS - 20 GOOD % Cioc3
Shipping. - -od - 10 Far % Aetun. - 2j0Si %.
Ir. > -.
Shss0-I,ecciD'. p 90 shtn1i~rts Loon; 60 Me
dun ., -Jas1 NHt FAIR - Nnoc@ - ,dst0l 1890
HYys- ReefiDia .IuD sApmcntA 100 Light e % ,
- !. Passing - ~5a - %. H"iyy. - lOdsl -
DUgFATp jams t-fsLtr-RHcsints tpIIY ~ mead total
Tor wees t1ls a. Loo Irp tns ar week g. -tu
heal. c,u-iguc1 tbrtIgn. ia cars market steady
Good clnr' sierra Ja - 40 aDskers anl Fee ers
o. tdfi 10
shrsD Receipts toav 5000 head total for weak thus FAC
1000 mead geex ZOO heal consiene1
thruuh lower and dgE Medium ~
Cool - 16GSi Good 10 Choice - - a - 2J SPIN.
Lambs. % r..
$50 10 heat foc stns ia, az NceG s2uOD mead oon
los OF which 10 10 NeNlOki market
irli Medium Fair YotkcrN ~ iOa - 80. 0oon %
aLose. a0ai % HutcIers GRADES ~ JDasi 40. Pgs
60