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Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-05-31

The cars have three compartments; the
middle one, having cushioned seats, il
called first class, and the one at each
end. which has no seats, is second class.
They are open at all sides, and are rough.
clumsilg constructed and poorly painted
concerns, carrying a conductor and a
driver, who keeps a police whistle be-
tween his teeth and blows it necessarily
from one end Of the lire to the other.
Two little Australian ponies pull each
car, and they 60 Mt a fair rate Of speed
Sometimes these ponies. which are not
much larger than Joe Emmets big dog.
and are quite remarkably intelligent,
take q notion to balk. Then the driver
gets down, puts his whistle in his pocket,
and, with the assistance of the conductor,
drags. them along the track until they
get ashamed OF themselves and are rcads
to declare the strike Off. The driver and
conductor climb into the car again, the
former resumes his slIrill whistlingand the
car continues its journey. But. of course,
o M nut the natives and very poor for.
cigners who have no social standing ever
think of riding in a stree car.-St. Louis
Republican.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-05-31
The Faith unn.es of rnrIs.

The manne Of bathing is considered n
luxury, and the public bath houses are
the most used by people in moderate cir
cumstances. These bath houses are 10 he
found on every other block, and there are
first, second and third class ones, sothere
is no excuse for' uncleanliness in Paris.
They are always very nicely kept, and
the service is excellent. A bower Of
palms and flowers greets you as you
enter, and the whole appearance Of the
place is inviting. In the first class estab-
lislIments the waiting rooms and bath
rooms are very handsome. You take
your bath ticket at the door for a plain
or bran bath with towels; n pcignoir Is
always extra, and so is the lining of the
tubs with a sheet. You can purchase
soaps, combs and brushes, perfumery,
and all toilet articles at a counter in the
waiting room. You are allowed n half
hour in your bath room, and q bell rings
in your room to warn You il is time to
yacate when the regulation hour is
reached. OF late years all apartment
houses are being built with bath rooms,
and M doubt the public hath houses will
in time be entirely given owe to the
poorer classes. Paris Cor. The Argonaut.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-05-31
4 CnrInns Mnfch ninL

A watch dial now being made in the
Walth&n works contains, instead Of the
usual numerals, twelve small bat dis
tinct silhouette figures representing n
Woman with a very young child in her
arms. At / O'Clock The lady and her
little baby are clearly depicted, the IN.
fani being in long clothes. Al ? o'clock
the same figures appear. hut the child is
a little larger, At 3 O'Clock mamma Is
still there, but the infant "a in short
clothes. Al 4 O'Clock and 50 on up to &
o'clock. when be goes TO school for the
first time. At . o'clock be may be seen
with his college gown and mortar board,
and the happy smile Of tie nov elderly
but happy mother. At 10 o'clock tho
death bed scene, where he parts with his
beloved mother. At IL o'clock lac is q
middle aged man, over whom the SHOWS
Of many winters have passed. At IL
O'Clock, IN old and dccrcpit specimen Of
humanity praying for a bette" land
New York Mail and Express.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-05-31
Family Resemblance. and recuiiaritIe..

Family Resemblance and recuiiarities
1t is just the same, be sure, in mental
matters. There are family characters
and family intelligences, as there are
family faces and family figures. Each
individual member of the brood has his
own variety of this typical character, but
in all its basis is more or less persistent,
though any ono particular trait, even the
most marked, may he wanting or actually
replaced by its exact opposite. Still,
viewing the family idiosyncrasies as a
whole. each member is pretty sure to
possess a very considerable number OF
peculiarities more or less IN common
with all the remainder. True, Jane may
be passionate, while Emily is sulky; Dick
may be a s~pendthrift, while Thomas is a
miser. But Jane and Dick are both hui
morous, Emily and Thomas both musical,
Thomas and Dick both sensitive, Emily
and Jane both sentimental. and all four
of them alike vindictive, alike intelligent,
alike s%atirical and alike fond OF pets and
animals. Look at the persistent Tenny-
sonian tone in Charles and Alfred Tenny-
son; look at the parodying power of the
two Smiths in Rejected Addresses
look at the Caracci, the Rossettis, the
Herschels, and then say whether even
minute touches of taste and sentiment do
not come out alike in brothers and sisters.
Almost everybody who meets brothers
or sisters or cousins Of his own after q
long separation Cwhen use has not dulled
his apprehension Of the facts must have
noticed, with mingled amusement and
dissatisfaction, in ten thousand little
ways and sayings, how very closely he
and they resemble one another. Some
times the very catchwords and phrases
they use, their pet ayersions and theiJ
pet sympathies, turn out at every twist
Of life to be absurdly identical. One
may even be made aware of ones own
unsuspected and unobtrusive failings by
observing them, as in a mirror, in the
minds of ones relations, like King
Georges MILDLY in Mr.. Gilbert's story,
who meets himself on an enchanted
island, and considers his double The most
disagreeable fellow he ever came across.
Popular Science Monthly.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-05-31
Chinese nIending Women.

To my mind. the unique feature Of
Hong Kong streets are tie professional
members, pr sewing women, ugly, old
Chinese women, with half dwarfed feet,
who come out in the morning with low
stools and q basket of rags and sit by the
curbstoies or in archways, reCesses or
doorways, and sew away all day long.
They Go not exactly darn stockings and
sew on buttons. but their labors CORE
spond 10 that, and for q triile a poor
workman can have his tattered coat
patched and mended or his old garments
made over. Peddicrs of oranges, dry
goods, lamps, toys and fancy wares stop
bowling their wares through the streets
TO chat with the professional members,
and Of all Chinese women the members
seem to have the plpasantest lot.
They are wise looking old Bettys, all
of them, and sometimes they wear huge
horn trimmed spectacles that make them
look like Minerals bird. To watch them
planuing ana turning and twisting their
garments and rags is most divertng; and
two old members down the road here are
beginning 10 look upon me as an intend
ing customer from the way in which
they try TO further engage my attention
each time they display their skill. The
members look down the social ladder n
great ways at the cooie women employed
on public works in the streets. but the
coolie women probably find some further
below TO drop their superior gaze on.-
Cor. Globe. Democrat.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-05-31
Genuine Arabs. After Al.

Snow, Allah he praised. here are old
friends" said Representative ;. S. Cox rs
he caught sight Of Z. I. Bamum's Arabs
on Pennsylvania avenue, Washington,
one morning. Representative Amos
Cummings, who was with MIN, was
skeptical, and said the Orientals were
Georgetown darkics ans that he had seen
them fishing OF a wharf last Sunday.
Mr.. Cox %theroupon put Barnum's atlrac.
tons to the test. ''Salaam Alcikoum!'
he shouted, with n how d'yc do infection
in his voice. The dusky Arabs started IN
surprise, and with one accord cried out;
"Aleikoum Salaam." The cynical Cum
mings was overwhelmed with remorso.-
New York World.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-05-31
nIstrlbutIon Of the E.kImn.

A curious fact in relation t. the dis.
tribution Of the Eskimo is that they
inhabit the coast Of the arctic re-
gions 30 tho exclusion Of other Indians,
beginning ON the east shore Of Green
land, and following the coast line
Of that island around 10 the point
farthest north inhabited by man. Then,
beginning OF the coast on the mainland,
they occupy marrow strips on the north
shores of Hudson bay and along The
northern coast of the continent, around
past Bchriug strait, and down the north
west coast of the continent 10 Prince
Williams sound. Throughout all this
immense coast line the differentiation Of
language Is very small; so that an Eskimo
from Greenland transported TO Behring
strait would in a month be able 10 speak
the language Of the natives there AZ well
az though lie lad been born there. In
striking contrast were the numerous dis.
tinct families of Indians in the valleys Of
California and Oregon, whose languages
are 80 different that they could not under
stand each other. Science.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-05-31

In a paper on the health OF the skin,
by DIR. Starin, extended reference is made
to the prevalent habit Of putting too
many wraps on the skin, and concerning
which the author declares hat no mans
skin. or wUman's either, can he kept
thoroughly clean and healthy by piIing
too much clothing upon his Or her body.
Il is a fact, he slys. that clothing in
itself has no property in itself of bestow-
ing heat. but is chiefly useful in prevent.
ing the dispersion Of the temperature Of
the body, and in some instances in de-
Tending il from the atmosphere: and
this power Of preserving heat u due 10
the sanle principle, thai II conducG0n
and non-c0ndurtion. wiuISt"r form the
rimnnt may ussum". whether the most
hcalthful aud elegant ti.rrej of human
manufacture or nnturrr covering OF
birds and animals. -Bo,bry8udgct.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-05-31
A Shin Tint VIII Not Sink.

"Ono condition laid down in the con.
tract by the company was that the now
liner should be unsuitable. This Is q
brave guarantee on the part OF the build
ers Of a great ocean steamer, even in this
extremely scientific age. The ship thus
warranted Is the City Of New York, n
new ocean boat Of the huge capacity Of
10000 tons, built by Mcssrs. Thomson,
~Clydehank, Glasgow, 10 the order Of tho
lnman company.-London Telegraph.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-05-31
ncIore . Nn.sIahnurt.

Usually when n su,reS is placed on
examination or trial and is permitted 20
make a defense, lac employs his attorney
uuder a contract like this; If sentenced
~ Siberia the fee shall be 1000 roubles;
IL only q years Imprisonment, 5000
roubles; IL acquitted, $1,000 roublcs. The
trials are then conducted under the prin.
ciples Of the Russian proyerb: The cause
is decided when the court receives q
present" Thus the success Of the lawyer
depends upon his ability in pleasing the
judges taste in present giving. II Is not
once in twenty times that a prisoner sns-
pected Of crime against the crown Is a
quiued-Now York Sun.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-05-31
Temperance In Maaarnsonr.

Temperance sa native virtue Of the
Nadagascnns, who drink water almost
exclusively, and drunkenness is compar-
stiyely q novel feature, introduced mainly
by the ciyilizing nations who visit the
seaports. A distillation called toaka IL
sometimes used az a great luxury, but in
the city of T~ananmivoo prohibition OF
The sale Of ardent spirits is legally en-
torccd.-Demorest's Monthly.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-05-31

The exhibition Of fish, recently opened
at llayrc, France, includes many poison
GUS varieties, some Of which are poison
Gus when eaten, others merely venomous.
In the Japan sea Is found one Of tho
former class. which IL sometimes used rs
a means Of suicide. 1t brings on scnsa-
tons like those produced by morphine,
and then death. San Francisco Chron-
icle.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-05-31

There are two kinds OF joke. One makes
you ache with laughter, and the other
only makes you ache. This n belongs
W the latter class.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-05-31

A Vermont minister has preached l2i
funeral sermons. with net returns OF two
barrels Of apples and a silver dollar.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-05-31
DR.. POWELL REEVES
Corner Main ST, and Broad
way, Butte, Mont.
PRIVATE DEsPENssRY
Established tor the Scientific and speedy
Cure of Chronic, Nervous and
special Disease.

The Old Reliable Specialist Of many years exper-
fence treats vita w0nderlul sUcCess all LUNG,
THROAT, CASCEKs, PILES, Fl>TuLA,
RUPTURE cure vie out kSilEor CAusllc.
Treats al f0rms VI Throat, Lung. Nerve and
Blood diseases, all Chronic di,'a,es and Deform-
lilies far In advance " any institution IN this coun-
try. those who contemplate going 10 Hot springs
for rraimrni Of any Private or hluoi DISEASES can
be cured for uno.ihim the Gus ~ cur Private Dis
peusafy, Com,r Of Main II. aud Broadway, Butte,
Mont.
RUPTURE cured without pain or hiuderance
from business.
4 AMIGO Iy this Treatment a pure lovely cont
lAuIeSplexipn Tree nom %slavne,s iIeckiss,
blhckhcads, cruptlJns, etc, brilliant Eyes and
perfect health can be had,
NJ. That 'tirel" feeling and all female weak.
mes. Dr mutly cured. Bloa hing Headaches. Ner.
yOus FrOsiraliOn, General Debility, ~leeplesnes,,
oppression aud Indigestion. Ovarian %trouO's, In.
ilamRtion and Liberation, Falling and Displacc.
ments, spina. weakress. Kidney complaints and
Change Of LIE. Consult the Old Doctor,
EYE AND EAR q e tn.I iysnd t9a or
Gluhe aud la or near Righlednpss, Inversion ofthe
LADS, Scrofulous tyes, liberation lu]hImmatiuns,
Abcess ,Dimness Of Vision Of one OF both eyes, and
Ium0Ts u Ii
uR~.lnnamaIon OF the Ear, Liberation or
CataTrh, Internal orext' rual Deafness. or paralysis
singing or roaring noises, Thickcned Drum etc.
nEpvnlIC Debility SprrnialOrrhUa, %reninal
NENvUuS Losses. Night Emissions, los Of
A" 49, .f -
Memory, Confusion q Ideas, Hlurs before the eyes
Lasiiiude, Languor. Gl0omiDess, Depression Of
spirits, Aversion to society, easily Discouraged
Lack Of Conddeuce Dull, Listlcs,, Unht Tor study
or business, aud finds life = burden, stately per-
uanenily aud privately Cured.
BLOOD AND SKIN Disease Dis : % ,yshi harIi
bic In It's esul~ts-eOmpl,ieiy eTadicaied sithout
the use ot mercury. s~cr1fula, Frysipcils, Fever
Head and Zones. ,yphiiilic sore Throat, End
Mouth and Tongue, Gaudular Enlargement If the
Neck RheuWatism, Caiauh, etc. Permanently
Cured when others have failed,
ftDlN kidney aud Bladder troubles
unINHNf Weak Back, burning Urine, IRE.
puency VI uiinnting. Urine high cvloIod Or milky
sediment on standing, GYn0rrhua, elect, tystitis,
etr. promptly cured. Cha, e.. reasonable.
PRIVATE DISEASES lsSSIar pI isiS9
gleet, structure, seminal cmmissions, loss Of SEX.
unl power, weakness Of the sexual organs, want If
desire in male or femal-, whether from imptudent
habits Of young ami ttNuAl habits IN mature Years
or any cause that dehilitJtes thu sectional Iuuc-
tions, speedily and permanently cured,
Consultation free and strictly confidential
Medicine free from observation TO all PARTS OF the
United states. Correspondence receives prompt
attention. No letters answered nluss accom-
panied by four cents in stamps, send stamp for
pamphlet aud list o. questions, Terms strictly
cash.
Cab on our address.
Dr. POWELL REEVES,
Cor. Main II. ami broadway Butte, Mont.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-05-31
LIEBIG g. co.

The European Medical staf and Speclal Surgeons
and Physicigns Of the Liehig World Dispensarl
AMI international Surgical Institute.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-28
LITERARY NOTES.

several of tho promising now boon now IN inc
uress Of Tfcknor . Co have boon announced ~
tbs TRIBUNE Among those mot yes mentioned re
the following Mexican Girl novel oy fIeoer0.
Thickstun; Along tho shore,' volume Oh pooms ~
Mn. Rose Hawthorne Lathrop; revised eoluon %
Mr. Hutton,s Literary Landmarks Of London ). a.
Goodwin's ~piigrim Republic" !; John Boyle Nolny
Ethics OF Roxfpgr {" Homestead HIGHWAYS oy net
bert NJ sylvester, author OF Prose fas'orss ~'1
ssketebcs Abroad by }. A. swcinrnrth
hook demonstrating the fitness Of English Tor
aon,op as the universal language will soon be issue
4, his country and In England Professor A. melville
Pail a the author. II WILL 1t Is said, provide an
amended alphabet with new letters for unreprcsenea
sounds. Ordinary photography Is to remain nnos-
turbed as Literary English
The handsome new library edition of the Besant ana
Besant- Rice novels will be published here py poaa
A Mead The publication will begin Immediately.
This IS an honor which Mr.. Besant well deserves " IL
were only I'm consideration Of a single book. Inc
Chaplain Of the Fleet Is novel which VIII noiu
permanent place In English literature.
London as Literary Centre is the subject OF Two
papcrs by r. r. Bowker which are TO appear In forth
coming numbers of Harper They viii present
portraits and one of thesetha OF Kngiake-wii serve
as frontispicce for the May number
Miss Amclic Rivos it IS reported, intends to publish
two dramas entitled Herodu and Henry H." This
looks like jumping Shakes pcare's claim.
The fifth edition of Queen Money has Just been
brought out.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-28

.s s,s ss's .:: - Z. !. :s
June e.; ny 6 assa e
krfs:' Sssl.
MdS and dSc:s sss;
New stock ws:t.s. ss Sr:sq Ss nriin tuba
sss SIC w..: sss 49, '
western western sas. ,s g
a 1sa. sssy %.sssS c4s.msry Dairy
.:St
sns los bags dos iee ih Refined ausu
iS:5 s Crashed H.. s's sa's cs..
ii:ssn coa.. ssss
ssa. VSai siiiSSS isias sSss0ias' Y'li0" SO
sEEsDs-cov.r aasssd at ssss'a prime to choice and
T%Thy e sssSsSo and anything rather weak City
Lara quoted a. sac sarins s.ss,o 70.
main Indifferent Prime Civ quoted generally 4llios
aIDEs-steady for best gradcs otherwise dull Sales
sTC ois,Is A 1S pss Il 4s0
M Wss, fads H snS F,sa &c
OCEAN FKEIG HTS This demand for tonnage S.s an
SEsHm zen en-
S b sss coo s SnsS a "a 0S ss
ssffRs 1sHSs
ayre hence British 800 5S; n * Sso rs
seSe pr " tsn seTs Calcutta hence ship
Norwegian bark 5000 bI,s refined Is 3D. MisGsa
general cargo: Port Natal hence, British brig general
cargo; Liverpool from ST. John, British steamer DEALS
ASS ID another 85s north ateras from Gu steamer
sugar and itc Havana henee british bar bark coal
"a and 17c cargo out for foreign port charges fof'
SEED Leaf there is moderate business
from day 10 day but Kentucky IS dull The sales for
terms so 1881 Penn "a 12c 100 eess 1883 STATE
lTay 10 to zoe; $50 Sundes 70 2Sc ZoO Daies
Havana coo TO- 125 bales Sumatra 81 40 TO 81 20
wOOI.-Little demand s shown but holders 90 nott
Since last Friday have been 1000 n Medium Unwashed
Westernk 1000 n Fine Territory, 5000 n Secured Co
orado and 100000 n Territory ON private terms.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-28
he STLTE OF TRADE

BALTIMORE. March 27.-cotton dull Mddliny 9'sd loc.
Flour quiet steady. Howard Street aad Western
nne 81 IS Extra 10 IS 0D931l Family do - 90 q
so CITY Mills superne 20 81 So Extra do 50 90 10
peratve Patent s. 90 whea-southern higher Red 81
De Amber 93 196o Western steady. Ma WINTER Red
do for April So ISSUE DO for Nav asss.c do for
June sg0s9aG Corn-southern nrrner. White 81 go.
Yellow 57s6sc. Western higher Mixed SPOT 81 sc 1ia
oats steady. nrm. Southern 3sD4lc; Western White
Al o42c Western Mixed 5S64Oc. PennsyvsniA 3Ss4lc
Rve hrm at 6S672c Nay hrm; Prime to Choice West
sl4 006l6 o. Provisions stoaiyi Moss PORK slb TO-
.@ss.c sacon~shonders has 20 csar Rib Side. sIc
Hams l2ol2sc Lard refined 8aG Batter firm Western
paoKed lS122o Creamery 26d3lc Eggs higher at
iSHl9c Petroleum Steady kenued at s4c Coffee
nominal Rio cargoes ordinary 10 fair l3404.o Sugar
S . :S at s. to " Ss
I'D Receip;s-FIour $3.50 bb4 Wheat 1000 bush
corn $500 bush Oats 100 bush. Rye 800 bush
shpnentscsrn 100 bush Salss-Whoat l03.t00 bush.
Corn 1876. 200 bush.
BUFFALO March 27-wheas-No. 1 Hard d.n at clio
May No Northsrn TO over washOurn 90 over.
Winter Wheat frnsr; No Rel Michigan SSia9S8sc
No. White Michlrsn 59t 1S9 &c. Corn unsettled, bat
generally higher Ne Yellow b7a57s1c; No. Yellow
ia white ss.o., No White 81 Mixed IS 10.
Barley duh and unchanged; No: Canada s3S9to
Patent Spring 81 49, Best Patent Winter 81 rs
s4 50 per Dbl In carload lots Mlfsed steady Winter
Oatmeal oast Keceipts- Corn 220O0 bush Oats 5000
bush Wheat 5000 Corn 5000 bush.
Oats 5000 bush Barley 1880 bush
CHICAGO March 27The lung tuturs ngsd folio
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-28
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Per NORTH Rieer, Vesssts and Railroads
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

tOCoA-seliine moderately last quotations; Mari
caibo 3Oasic Caracas asa iec; Trinidad. i60l7c.
cORDAGE- Moving moderately On steady MARKET
CoofERAGE sToCK-In fairdemaud though quotations
sassS i5; sugar. se;ineh 81 snssl co. cid shook.
witt Without heads. i6c; ram 8 1858 as. pipes
s60 so; empty hoeshesds. 81 75 hoops IA feet. $50
0s34, do. IL feet ST. o$2S
cOFFEE-values for Brazil grcwths maintained on
the lac for far spot invoices with sales Of BOO bags
No. Ga l2c The milder growhs wore frm. sales 500
Mats Timour i7c; 1000 hass Porto Cabelc &c., and
ZOO bags washed S25 bags Caracas 27I6 bags
aeayra and 5000 bags Marcaibo ali private terms
Little taken IN the speculation the sales reach
ing only First prices In keeping with hrm
abroad indicated advance Of l6 points
place threu shont March IS loco April 70 80
alas5; May s.75 % 1880; JuDs 1855 070 July, lnAs
9io45, August lol5olo2o. September 1905 slo loi
October 81 1900; November. 1885, 1905; December
The ranges Of sc,,o SALE Of the a,5srsns
1905 March 1925 1852 April, 10 - 1910; MAJ, 10 80
1925 siol5. sspismser; 1905 sloos' oc.ebst $3.50
COrToNvsnes 9. the actual market we're a,van coa
bales account AZ the port. the receipt: asers
day LAG bales for the corresponding day
year, the receipts have reached b07o324 bales against
bO75329 bales for the same psriod last season.
Quotations based American standard OF Classncaton
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-28
s:;.,s . s.''a' sacks chip % 100

z ' sss.s q s.'''' sacks " chip
PHILADELPHIA Marsh 27.-your. dsnse4 fsirt quiest
y s. .'s u @
g S. Psnnsyysnia Roller Process - ~ 40 Vao
Southern ILLINOIS Clear e O. DC :tss'ss - soe
g e. .s4.ss sss 4
2 sSSs $40; s g e
S S .sS sSr s March
do for May eOs 900 20 do for June 30 1ye 20 Corn.
Market s,a ra 1,r mort :oa 10 10
yellow ;nos, sr;n SR9s s 3. o
april Ssrs S6oi's for May eassoc; 60 for LIME
fST ,,,s spot sS os us sasd sso
ssso.e Ma ss'w Sss ss stco ' No white
short $50 Fu,ares rsre ~ gooa ds t
.Sss d aas ana
per 4. ps sssS sn as 10 ssr
DO DO de- Bnrsanks Par uooa soos5 Heorops choice
Fair s.s 5sss pss,.s sssr
vs. soss 30. s%osea Beet dan. SIT Oos
sis So DO Family Sic 50 Hams Smoked D. iIs9
II VOL cured tiercss 1oSi SHE. Csae hloYea
sssa Side, -. Clean ss RSGs s .nrs si's 80, 90
do smoked at 74a shoulders pickle cured 7t9
G :Ssss ss :, Bellies lo 4 Lara S'ts
Citv Refined s. So steam 81 s7h9ss, Butchers loose
81 5sss7 IS Butter nrm-Pennsvi vanis Creano.y "a
sSsss w'' Eass Western Factory
Packing IL o3c Eggs active higher @
a1s :,, a. So New Yors Pa Cream
Flats Cnoico II 9c do FAIR 70 Prime sns sd
Sa "a; ' winter ST. $50 ps
quiet; 70 Abel test IN bba 1Sa Keceips-roar a9o
SSs wsss SS San oa $500
Oats 1900 bush.