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and giving them encouragement. the
Cinnamon would leave of their own
accord, and this is the proper way to
get rid of them; simply leave them
quietly and alone. But the fact that
our people do employ them, makes "a
strong demand for their services and
it is AN unerring law of nature that
where there is demand there is and
must be supply. Many of these
parties who take part in the encourage
ment of those anti-Chinese meetings,
which have for their object the ex-
element of mobs and violence, if they
had anything for man to do, and
could save five cents by employing
Cinnamon to do the work, they no
doubt would be the first one to employ
the dusky heathens, and thus help to
increase the demand Another very
serious feature of the labor and help
HueSUiou ItSuiCS iioui tle iault Ol Il9
laboring white people which is not the
fault of the Chinamen or the persons
who employ them. The Chinamen
when they get employment generally
work steady and quietly and molest
no one, and is not continually striking
for higher wages, OF having to hunt Il
new place before his old lob is COM
pleted; while on the contrary, among
white laborers it is often quite difficult
to find them to stay with you and
work steady unless they are permitted
to boss your whole concern; and, in
fact, when they are permitted to do
about as they please, it is seldom they
will stay with a steady job. In such
as household and kitchen work it is
difficult to get white girls to do such
work. In fact, housework and the
care of the household, the most en-
nobling of all work, in this day anil
age seems to be unpopular to the fancy
of the giddy girls and women of. to-
day. They will go and work twice as
constant and at a great deal more
laborious employment than housework
and feign to like it, because it is some
thing different from homework. And
ninety-nine cases out of every hundred
of girls or women employed to assist in
family household work will work a
month OF few weeks, until they get
money enough to buy new hat and IA
new dress, when they will throw up
their job and take vacation for a
while and then hunt up a new posi-
ton. Such giddy, unreliable fxings
as these if they should strike mar
riageable young man, if he was so
: green as to be taken in, would most
generally undertake to keep his house
hold and make him happy, when they
despise the care and work of the house
hold. Most people who employ the
thousands upon thousands of China
men to do housework, do not do so
from choice, but simply because of the
unreliable nature of white labor they
are compelled to do so, and can not do
anything else. There is many a man
who has been so unfortunate as to
have a sick wife and family on his
hands and been unable to employ help
to assist about the house and take care
of them, who after few such ex-
periences has no doubt resolved to hire
Cinnamon, or anything if it would do
humanities work.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1885-10-09

The New York Z11buHe and Times
are on the trail after Gov. Hill, whose
record as assemblyman during the
Tweed regime shows him not merely
as 4 henchman of Tweeds, voting as
he vas hidden upon monstrously cor
rupt bills, but Tweed's partner and
associate in running newspaper at
Elmira. Ten thousand dollars OF
Tweed's money went toward the pur-
chase of the newspaper, according to
the Tines story, and it was during the
joint ownership of the Elmira Gazette
by David M. Hill and VIM. NJ Tweed
that Tweed and his fellow thieves
made their last desperate raid upon
the treasury of New York.
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Sop ywilles ISOLDE onextao mar
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OFFICIAL PAPER FOR BENTON COUNTY
Entered. at the Postoffice at Corvallis
Oregon, as second class matter.

THIS PAPER will be found on file at the following
taned places, where advertising may be contraute'
Tor at our regular rates.
c. ". LoMLER 4 Co., Advertising Agents.
Portland, oregon.
J.. P. FISHER, Advertising Agert,
San Francisco, California.
GEO. P ROWELL Co., Advertising Agents,
Mo 10 Spruce Street, New York City.
j. H. BATES, Advertising Agent,
Al Park Row, New York Citv.
NJ W. AVER & son, Advertising Agents,
Philadelphia, Pa.
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SAW MILL-Undi vic ed interest in Il iii III /,
yatel good l,laner ald seven a,les OF lal d ustf
n connection with tn mill ]o~e1 :tf t'1 /" IT,
.aout miles OF Corvallis with an excellent sGot
uad to and rom it. TENS .asy.
FARH-Farm all under fence only q miles from
orvaliis of $50 acres 50 now i'll tulattn, tEt
alace of it can be cult al oLt e Of il
wheat with fair house good Lam aid granery
.vill be sold at barpain. 1oInis easy.
FARM-Farm OF AIS acres for less than SIS rel
Gre being one of the cheapest and hest Jams il
.-ntoi county, situated miles west OF Mcnr't. {"
nile from good school, In one OF the lest neigh
orhoods in the with church lliN ileees EaGCy
ibout l3G in cultivation, ana over SOC can be
.ul5ivtaed Ali under fence. with good two story
,rame house. large barn and orchard; has running
ater the wear around and is well suited Tor stock
nd dairy purposes This is OF the cheapest iarms
N the Willamette Valley Terms easy
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NOTICE TO BRIDE: CONTaACT,RS.

Notice is hereby given that the County Court of
Benton County, Oregon, will on Wednesday, the 7th
day of October A. 1885, at the hour OF one o'clock,
NJ, let the ntract for building trdge, eighty
foot span, the Luckianute Frantzs mill.
according plan and specifications file III Office of
County Clerk. Sealed bids will be received up to
said hour. The Court the right to reject
any all bids.
22-3S3t J. K. bRYSON. County Judge.
Dated Sept. 18th, 1885.
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S1Ctk IAKN-320 acres, about so in cultivation
lt au t;.l |. cultivated, tCaUes of ettd FIR 81
oak tnle tie lal;t goa eiass lard sn all &C nj
1Cltai lie Ouse IG Ian. ii n,s iGsLnne an mex
iaustitlt Gu ianet n:ki1e ore ti tic Lest stock
rarces il elton CcuLty. Situated alCCt IL nl!es'
Scutlw est Ci ItrIaIIis. 1T '''
! FAKM-A farm Of 1S6 acres OF land situated
n lie non Corvallis, i'll li,r County, tr Al rIeei
1,l &C; sC stles c! liIl item Hlo in cultivation
20 acres oil sccG fr, as raIle tn l,r: god
houses, : lCCG GltEalCs aIC tS ettd well: WIN
ILn Is. Tern $ $40 or sue, Ian tssL &C WE "Td
lalai &c laIaLle in ole ard Two years, secuted by
mortgage upon the laIni.
LUTS-Two uninproved lots III Corvallis. One of
tne choicest building places in the city 1or sale cas-
enable
ALSO Four unimproved lots except fe'e-
ed in Corvallis, Or re choicest building Place IN
the city for sale leasonable.
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The coinage at the mints during the
month of September amounted to $4,-
400, 1854, of which $2,500,05O WAS in
standard silver dollars.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Land Office at Roseburg, Oregon.

-... Sept. 15th 1885.
Notice is hereby given that the following named
settler has filed notice of his intention to make fna
proof in support OF his claim, and that said proo
will be made before the Judge or Clerk Of Benton
County, at Corvallis, Oregon, on Tuesday, October
27, 1885, viz: William Howard, Homestead No
$685. for the N. W. IA OF S. g. L. s E. IA of N. W
IA and E. 1-2 Of s. w L. Sec. "a, T. IA, S. r. W.
He names the following witnesses to prove his con-
tnuous residence upon and cultivation of, said land
viz Edward Williams, Charles West, Robert How.
ard and G. w. He ward, all Of Monroe, Oregon.
22-3s-5t W. F. BENJAMIN, Register.
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The postmaster general don't regard,
as "ofepsive partisanship" the action
of democratic postmasters in Virginia,
who refuse to distribute republican
newspapers and documents, and even
holds such letters as they think relate
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-10-07
son Al.

Rufe IIeathcrly has returned from
ST. Louis
Mr.. and Mrs j, W. Golledge, Of
llillsboro are in the city.
Hon. Chas a. Jennings, of Colora-
do CITY, is in the city.
Judge W. W. Evans left last after
noon for the ST. Louis exposition
Messrs. T. +. Mnrnblc and Or. W.
4. Barron, Of West, were IN the city
Yesterday.
Judge and Mrs l.. c. Alexander
LETT for the 81. Louis exposition lust
afternoon.
Frank Riley, who has been confined
to his room with the denguc, is con
valcsccnt.
Mrs. II. T.. Long, of Morg un,i- Wis
iting Mrs +. l.. CAROLS family on
south Second street.
Miss Lorona Singleton has fallen a
victim to the painful and p cvalcnt,
though not dangerous, dcnguc,
The interchangeable Hermann Strauss,
of Cincinnati, was circulating among
his friends Yesterday. Mr., >. is u
welcome visitor to Waco.
At tho,Lchmann house. DIR. Bcvcr-
" Caldwell, China Springs; Dr I NJ
Middlcbrook, whitney; W NJ Hill, \
W McCustion, Norway hills; Il J
Brooks, II II Brooks, f. { lthca, W
Rhca, beaver Lake; j + Williams
Chas Schacter, Robert Schacicr, lo'
rcna; Seph Anderson, Waco ranch
A L Winston, Il Beaumont, Il y
Black shear, city; G + Hamilton and
ujfn Mis- Hamilton. Eddy; j II
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IA Goodwin as Sis,
Net. Ia and Is.
I DRIVING PARK, BEGIN
] NOVEMBER 10, AND
MTlKUING FOUR DAYS,
tll be Inausuratcd a Stock
gherc Improved Stock, Hor-
pattle, Mules, Jacks, Jcn-
Hogs Sheep and Poultry,

ipm this and other counties
exhibited aud on each of the
" there will be trials of speed
speei ring by horses from the
= to Texas which will go
% blood. "rhc trotting horse
y The prominent feature of
A'uFAl fairs and we opinc no
III state fair could succeed
va strong representation of
.0u' grades of the trotting
aelce IN connection with the
~ there will be tour trials of
'N'en on each day, one OF
"" DC exclusively for our own
lor'c'' These races will be
e. "p 'Hc exhibition of the
\, 'O a. H. sharp. Premiums ag-
II ~ one thousand dollars Wilde
- among the succcssfui COM
II VI stock aud $500 to the
IN" competitors in the speed
I under the able manage
Our ielloW-citizcn sanford
""nom all desiring cata
N'u'N lists and programs
''A aerc and u. Houston,
S themselves. Under
b. CEMENT the following
ipi. '~ulag November l7th and
|kI.iI " '1e 4oth, inclusive, races
kl,, Houston where purses
10 5000 will be distribu-
y "''e will be live races each
y Acm being for home
h ac Races will be almost "A
y 'Aose had here. From
\ n aV'ly received at the office
lfDc, un'seincnt, We are assured
M. me of&-t thoroughbred
le,n never been seen in the
d . 90 mat which will be exhibit.
i, g T here and at houston
sior me- Sar attraction at the Opera
M, 'oIembcr and the follow.
\ proD VIII be given later on
G. g,o'i,l'@a plenty and yariet,
3D. . .@,l Tor the fall and wlntel
u p,,s 'n,e' for each Attraction
y s s.'r'a at Van Duzcr's musi,
tip , or.i,1. time, he being en-
n for , gaining a first class or.
'-' Amu'cmcnt season.
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owing Ia suspension of quotations IN cotton
tniurcs 10y Galycstnns cotton exchange the AS
sociatcd press beginning to-day, win supply
its Texas subscribers with the null New or
leans turturr quotations and transactions I'm
plnco of the Galveston future quotations
Heretofore the press has transmitted merely
tn" closing quotations of the New Orleans
market but hcuCcforth during the cotton .cn-
SON quotations ut the first and closing calls
win hu sent ~ In the absence of Galveston
sum,S additional importance to the Texas CSt-
ton trade.
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testify to the loving kindncs
and tender mcrcics and saving
I power of my Jesus And rs fast a,
could 20 | went to a printing Ollie,
| and lad il announced aud got IN,
>omc barrels the FIRST time | ever
made good use OF barrels IA my life
and spread boards over them in the
public streets and made that AN.
uumccmcnt which wuuldnot recall
Tor this world if it was a solid ham-
mcrcd glohr-ui duuhly-iciiucd gold
! would not drag it " i,h me into hrli'
A. long as God VIII help me in an
-Wrr to the prayers ot these gooi
people. aud my own feeble supplica-
tons iutrud 10 follow in the foot
steps of the mcck and loWh Jesus
" ho has redeemed me with hi- hlon
Another thing. then and there re-
solved that would hr of some scr
vice To the Master that had been so
good to -, ~.
Amy talk ~ YOU please about SudIT0N
conversion Men have snccrrd at il
III Atlanta, where | am known 50.
well AMI for 50 much MickrdnCss
No wonder. | can't feel that th,N
ought to hc blamed certainly will
not get angry with them, because It
WAS wonderful to me. Know that
God can do ANYTHING that his di-
vine will shall order II was
a ~unddcu conversion when hv
the will OF God. when on the instant
of the terrible earthquakes awaken
ing Lisbon rrumblcd into the op, IL
ing earth aud disappeared in the a,y-
full abyss that yawucd under tac
proud city. II was a sudden CONVEX
SION when n few wears ago in Com
nrctlcut, u great reservoir broke its
barriers down, sent its wild waters
suddenly laundering down busy
and happy valley, and swept thou
sands of uuprcparCd souls away from
earth forever. II ia n sudden CONVEX
sion when out of the clear heaven the
ljghtning's red bolt dcstcnds and
riVcs the giant oak from top to roots.
ltGud's will can do those wonders,
why can not the love of God descend
rs quickly and rcgcncratc my sin
bound soul ? oh. | know il hns done
II, and IL wcrr hurried. rs 10y wiant
cntapult to-day, ont OF this tent and
landed among IA whole continent of
men A. strong aud powerful in inf
deity ~ lnpersoll | might stay there
till the eleventh hour of eternity and
they could not convince me that mine
Is not saved soul to-day And feel
ing that way, | intend to tcstifv to It
in the holdcst tones can command.
whenever aud wherever God wills
thnt shall do so.
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barney FeldhHke. sir:
have been using one of your twin
/ urncr vapor stoves for four weeks,
1t works to perfection and we are
/ ighly pleased with it. We have four
in the family and the cos tor running
II is about 10 cents per day.
Yours respectfully,
l.. w. jerks
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Il. lInbcrs new clothing depart
mcnt j. stocked with the newest
styles, best fitting and best made
clothing in the city.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-10-07

The coolest and best soda and min
cral waters, drawn from the largest
fountain in the state, ut W, a. Will
hanson Il Co.'S drug store, Fourth
and Austin, opposite McClclland
hotel
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Go 10 Sanger Bros. for latest STYLES
in gents line hand Scwcd shoes AZ low
figures.
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Prescriptions and family recipes are
now in order. Take them to w. l..
fuckers "lion Drug store" VIII
have the best attention day or night
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Loving ~ swanson will fit up OIL
ccs aud do all kinds OF stair work in
the ncatcst and most artistic manner.
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Gentlemen and boys can not afford
to buy clothing before looking M the
Immense stock and low prices ut Il.
llubcr
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The most ctlicaciouN stimulnnts 10 excite the
appetite are Ang0sturn Filters, prepared
by pr g. b. -ic-ert IL sons. Beware OF Couu-
tcrfrits. ASK your groScr or druggist for tho
genuine article
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Have used TongAlinc i'll facial ncu-
ralgin, whh hnppy effect, obtaining
relief in II short time.
G. \. WILLIAMS, Vi. H.,
Hardin. His.
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Exports tins week GREAT Britain, AOss
Franco. o. Continent l2yiO stock at United
States ports this day. NJ,171 this day last Jcai
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-10-07

Real pebble CONT school shoe at
S2.25, will Outwcar two pair OF ordI-
nary 81 shoes. 60 TO Sanger BROS
Tor shoes.
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Sanger Bros mammoth shoe de-
partmcn i, Offering a ladies' Kid
hand turned button >hocat $3.50.
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COMMERCIAL.
WACO COTTON MARKET.

Waco, Texas. October 6-Markct strong
and Prices advancing
kyc"iPts today, 3is bHles total To d,dc.
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Elegant plcutcd bosom shirts, In all
size, and styles, are 10 be found at
Levine Bros.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-10-07

The better the boy the finer the
suit he ought to get, and that can be
found in large variety at Levine
Bros.
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Nav OHLEASS October o. Futures opened
aud ruled steady closing hrm 10 10 " points
lower. ga
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Colgate's violet and carlmen bou-
ouct water at II. Behren's.
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tdvicc 10 Mothers.

Mrs wmslows soothing syrup should al
ways hc used for children tccthing IL so"llieS
cures Wind cole, ana is the best remedy
llArrhmh.
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Dansigcr', powders will prevent
dcnguc. For sale 10y Ca, ties n Nor
ri,Ou.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-10-07

Country bacon and new honey, Just
received W. H. MCLaughlin's.
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The largest assortment Of Pears
and Colgate's soaps at IL. Behrcn's.
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NEW YORK COTTON MARKET,

SRw YopV sroTs-rIGHT REPORT,
NEW YORK. october spot cotton clos cd
INDY uurhuu,gl
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Nv" YORK 'uiNhha'
NAV YoKK. October Futures closed
steady, Ii 10 point, lower
SR.Us. ~ iul.
nm klILnNlnR MO tho nnotALinnA
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Genuine solaruppcd shoes nj san
ger Bros.
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Z. w WHITE.

Committee
a communication from the Suroc-
CO. New Mexico, Cattle Grower.
Association, was read. The com
municatiou contained suggestions
IN regard to rules and regulation, of
the association i'll regard TO their
mc.nbcrs, and other matters. On
motion of J. w. higgins, the rcsolu-
'ions rcnd from the Sorocco, y. NJ
association. were referred to the cX-
ccutive committee for their consider
alton and notion.
Applications from Samuel Hunt, of
Hillsboro, and =. II. Ammonctt, OF
Hubbard City, to become ncmhrc-
of the association, were received, and
applicants duly elected.
PROGRAMME OF SUBsECrS.
The committee ON programme
made their report on topic, which
urc rs follows:
/. Is il practical to establish II sys-
TEN of ruund-ups between the mem
bcrs of this association? i. IL. Bur
ncy, ". +. Gatlin.
=. What stock is best suited to this
section. i'll view of stock being taken
from range and put III pastures? g..
y. Wcstbrook, George II. Gns,away.
3. Diseases of stock peculiar to this
sectioni w Il Tullis, X l. Cartwright.
4. The effect of quuratinc upon
stock cattle H. Il. Allen, j. l.. Brig
man
5. What outlets to markets have we
tor our stock other than shipments
by railway? G.. W. White, William
Davis.
6 Importance of securing by CO.
operation the lowest rates on ship
hcnts OF stock. a. Wheeler, ulp.
Smith
z. What breeds and ages OF cattle
pay best to feed for market. seth l..
Mills, a. Wheeler, j. W. higgins.
Dairy mt =. l. Il. Daugh-
cry, J. W. Taylor, W. II. Jones.
.. National legislation in regard TO
Texas cattle. Request Governor
Coke 10 address convention concern
ing
ON motion the report was referred
back TO committee consisting OF g..
II. GuSsaway, W. l.. Prather, J. W
Higgins, W. l.. Ga'lm, o. Il. Caldwell,
with instructions that they notify
each gentleman named i'll the report
to prepare articles on the subjects for
| the next meeting oithe ASSOCIATION.
The secretary read al article from
the Kansas City Live Stock Record,
III regard to feeding cattle for market
The question was then discussed by
j. ", higgins, A. Wheeler, seth T..
Mills, G. w White and others.
The matter of appointing delegates
. 80
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GALVESTON COTTON MARKET


GALvE.Tor, October spot cotton closed
easy
Gross receipts is,I. Sales 1874 Exports, o.
rail- shipments. o. stock, N3lB. cohhtwlac. INO
guotntiuu- UNCHANGED.
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re-l rye flour, at Durie's.
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" DOL

ST Louis. October 6-- Wool-Ihe market l'
steady aud unchanged tuh washed 27ts'7 nh
wn,huI llaI2lA Texas, l2D+L
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and unchanged Family B ,'"l TO- choice.
40oiop fancy I.hni g. pnt.uis. l,H1 %
-NhtAt-Optu"i ilrm uui advanced all
through the session AMI closed a 80 Hhuy.
Yesterday. hut trading was only modcrni, ZOO
volume 80 r,-i. cash. "a .apt. NIi Octp-
~ lGg-'. May. u0'abl ~ market closing tt
The Top hgurc-. Va. rcd, cash 'i So. t,d
cash % asked.
Confirm and 4bl.c better. nut ycry
slow No. mixed. cash ioail'. October a,A
@39l,, November 3h' May. ho3G's
onte- Firm hut iull. No, mixed cash. Ar
tg25 MAJ. 214
corn meal--tcady atl "
whisky quit sl' mfof finished good4
rroyi.lOu--nnll aud weaker
Pork ,ihs 80 BIO
Lard-hp
Dry salt Meats -Bo1cd lou short fb- so5.
short clear, b -.
bacon oug cloRr , si,t p % short rin N 90
dS -. short clear e I'HG -.
AIrERHuus rpARu
The afternoon board hR. been ihuli -u,d tHr.
fms. the remainder NJ the week U give Wtr
chants u little more time 20 entertain Ni lipf-
/ " thu far.
Lave stock.
ST Louis October o. cattle hcccipH.
2 Ion shipments. 80 active ana firm with an
urqent local demand fnr huchctlug grade
native shippiug steers lSH5 49, extra NcufF.
= rs Colorado steers. tut' % kuust- hnIi
! breeds 3 Gp,GA 3D. native hutrhcring stock. 2i
! 400 stockcrs and feeders iuH3 %. grass
| Texans 2 500 n. Indian. 2 InHa 80
Hogs-Rccclpts 27up The market ls active
! and steady NJ mol 70.
Shecp-hcocipts 20Oo -hipmruit. 40 good
I muttons arc active and ilrW tnui ip rhulr'
muttuus g 75nl3 30. common tu fair 1 7lW3 lI.
/ Icxaus, 1904 o. lambs HR3 10
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