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Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-20
pEsoLUTioN.

p E5oLUTIoN.
Resolution of the Board of Supervisors OF the
County OF Los Angeles, adopted March 10,
1885,
On motion of Supervisor venable the follow
ing resolution of the Board OF Supervisors OF
Los Angeles County. California. Yves unani-
nously adopt d.
WHEREAS, 1t appears that the property here
Angeles, and is not require for public use, and
tn at the sale thereof will be for the best inter
ests of said county; therefore be 1t
Resolvsd, That the Clerk OF this Board be and
is hereby directed to give thirty days notice by
publication in the Los Angeles DAILY HERALD
and Epeaing Express, newsp pers published III
said county, that said property win be sold at
public auction at the door of the Court House
of said county, on Main street, in the City OF
Los Angeles, California, on the 7th day of May,
1888, at IL O'Clock Of said day, to the highest
bidder for cash. The said parcel OF land being
situated in the City of Los Angeles California
and being lot No. with or without i'm prove
ments), OF subdivision of County Hospital
sounds" containing Z ,403 acres. according to
map thereof recorded on page 1, book rs. of
Miscellaneous Records OF Los Angeles County
aforesaid
9he Board reserves the right to rejec any and
all bids
BY order of the Board of Supervisors OF Los
Angeles County, March TO- 1888.
mch11-30t c. Fl. BUNsMoOR, Clerk.
The sbove sale postponed until IL NJ. June 4,
1888.
BY order of the Board of Supervisors of Los
Angeles County.
my1l-td c. H. DUNSMOOR, Clerk
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MAoARoNI.

Boil the macaroni and mash 1t fine,
add grated cheese one egg, pepper ana
salt and a little milk. Bake it.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-20
NOTICE FOR PUBLIcAT

N
Land Office at Los Angeles, Cal, April 23d,
18SS.--Notice is hereby given that the follow
Ion @ to make final proof in support Of MS claim
and that said proof will be made before Regis.
ter and Receiver, at Los Angeles, Cal, on June
g. 1888, by Robert MeCracken, d. 9. No. 4,7Sl
NJ. He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous resident upon and cultivation
of said land, viz: William Jeffrey, Edward D.
Rand, James w. Simmons, George jeffrey, ali
of Antelope valley Los Angeles county, Cal.
a30 30t H. W. PATTON, Register.
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oAtEIEsr,

OMEIET.
Beat up five eggs, pepper and salt, put
in hot pans and bake quickly. To be
eaten hot
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-20
MOLE FOR ruBLIcATIVN.

Lsnd Office at Los Angeles. April IS, 1855
Notice Is hereby given II az the foil wing
named s., ,ttlec has filed notics of his intention
10 make inal proof in support OF his claim, aud
that said proof viii be made bsfore Register
snd Receiver a Los Angeles, on June 5th. 1883,
viz: John E. Dennsn, Presumption y. $. No.
5,ol3, for the SE14 See n, Up. IN. e. IL w, g..
B. NJ He names the II lwiag witnes ses TO
prove his continuous re idence upon and cul-
iivation OF said laud, viz Alfred Tr.goIng, Au-
drew Young William jeffrey. George Jsffrcy
| ell Of Lsncasl er. .sLos Angeles county, Cal.
a10-30t ii. W. PATTON, Re eister
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-20
A Lesson American Girls should
Learn.


A distaste for house wifery is steadily
developing among American girls. As
they are destined to become the mothers
of the future, this is greatly to be regret
ted, and should, If possible, be corrected.
The trouble arises from the accomplish
ments which OF late ye.rs have been SC
lavlsbly appended to even the common
school education, and which, although
they are pretty enough in themselves
more frequently lead to heavy bre1d and
undone chopsthan to thoroughly artistic
productions. There is not one girl out o
one hundred who can really play accu
rately on the piano, or paint picture
that can creditably take its place beside
a prize premium chrtmo yet, in thi:
meets girl who does not belong tt
some art school, or who is not takine
music lessons of some professor. Ii 1
girl has talent or genius in any particu
lar direction, or if she is compelled tx
earn her bread and believes that with
music or painting, etc., she can earn i
better than in any other way, she is o
course justifable in abandoning he
time and inclination to the same. Blu
If, on the o her hand, she merely like
the arts better than housekeeping, ant
would rather thump on the piano o
smear her apron with paint, than wasl
dishes or make beds. she is cheating her
self and the husband whose wife she j
destined to become. Sometimes girl
who have been blessed with PARTICULAR
good mothers, and who themselves ar
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-20
STATE OF CALIFORNIA, :.
4 ssEssMENT NOTICE.

Co1nty CIerk and eX'0mcIo CiefK OF sald 81
perior Court.
a22-sun5t BY +. Z, LOWRY, Deputy.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-20
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT.

Sheriff of Los Angeles County, Calf
nv l7-td.
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Novels.

1t is just as fashionable to sneer at
novels as trash unworthy Of time and
as it is for ministers to rant
about the stage, and the world at large
to question ministers good faith. In
fact, such subjects become like health
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-20
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT.

W. $. WRIGHT, of Counsel.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-04-08

,hone with unnatural brightness. Your
plans will succeed better than mine, and you
can't find such good place as this You
"Of course | viii, but | thought you
said"-
"Never mind.- cried tho young man,
"nevcr mind what said. Draw the papers
at once. Iut 10, / cannot wait lhihp
turned on hi, heel rs If no carthly power
could dciain him moment longer. 80
"Bui the papers are all ready.' And mr.
Phiurick took bundle of documents from
his breast pocket, and laid them on the table
"Whcre shall | sign them-quickf de-
mandcd Philip.
NO. no. not there. that is my note TO you
sign here, and here, AMI hero"
~ can hardly sec. everything dances before
my cyes. l. IT all done now" -,
lie harily waited 10 take the p1pors Mr.
Phib~ick bad ,igucd for him Then, with
ont another word, he rushed from tire room
and bounded up the stairs Freedom safety !
oh, thank God. thank COZ lie conid ~ TOP
her vet 4 castle on the Rhine. palace I'D
Vonjce. be- would find tho rar-t homes ior
L.r How sweet n would DC o. hii' with
her. The awful sense Of hourly peril wo'id
lift from his soul
lie pushed orcn The door II the white
chamber. Bcrtha had boon -itcp'nE ne
tar MARKS we're ON he- checks that tri iosi
their beautiful lush SIe WN I'D dsap-
pointed, poor girl, and yc' -h' never
guessed -
"Wake $50, wake up. my darling" She
started from tho bed ani fcil 10 weeping on
o., shoulder
Il dreamed thoy worr tahing me away
from yo1. Philip Bot be- dried her tears
NY. i'm ti,,, vol Tho steamer don't
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"You arc making a mistake. nv friercs

"You arc making mistake. my friercs-
Z great mistake The youngmn5tcr has done
wrn by You. and be will do better, if YOU
Will give him time to think Such mighty
ideas rs have got into his mind can't bc
s-oppcd. They will not let him halt long: be
must be swept forward But you must wait
for him You have wa.tcd for your cruel
and heartless masters thousands Of years.
VIII you only show yourselves inpatient and
,nsolent to The first one who shows himself
Kind toward youl Do you want 10 mako his
nano an example and warning for his
class have heard their SCOTS and taunts
already the air Is full Of them Look, they
say, at tho way the people treat the man who
tines to help them. Friends, you are making
., terrible mistake
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CHAPTER XXXIv.

IHe Waterman az th' HIIii N'0 i'. li.Ni'
SURPRISED gs ho wont IDS first FOUND i'nf
~ Dr.. - seen mans Z 1921 leaning
pillar iu one Of t'ic wcafc rooms lucf 'Io"
dii not appear to moan my harm, ie "a-
not brr4i. .u- anffliu Or stealing any ri Yfh.
hut lor could hc have ionnd h'. way d.
The wlt.iu'lu lItuli. .H uneasy iI .ui" ni
himself. it'r1s such thing %, hH never
happcncd before
"Helotwla hu-incs naveyou o' 'i~~of
But the .ntoll1p'r 9.l not appear to hear
him Hos o'id., ho ioosed at t.. looms. p,
il they wore living fair fImi he loved Die
had NOT spoken. and his Eat shaded li, er b,
but TIE expression of thn atttuir wa, so
plain that oven 100 rude man tn' watch
man could read The tender rom'n c''lr" lr
his heart Perhaps tho fellow might ~
crazy. bat this WIS n1 place TOR tlW. bl'
d.du'' know you, 81. Breton It's nice
evcnin'. ,lr
But the mill owner did not even answer
him. and moved away toward the window MS
if impatient pt being interrupted tn" moon
was full aud the sky va, clear, ONLY for
few silver cd-cd clouds One. hc fancisi q
ship sailing over the sra, but how slowly "
ciidrd couli 10 go mo- fasterf All suddenly
il parted into bright fragments. and the
wind scattered them pitiicssiy lie booked
across at tine other mills. the moonlight
kissed their grim walls fondv, and ,parkled
in their window, like % hundred brilliant
lamps WIZ. here were DIS fire escapes clos"
- the window COPING hl, iir-- business
venture Philip r.. ID Che window and
stepped ou .''
ID must d. for Berthe fo come
with tire .. had arranged. 20
avoid ' in'r' "t' i.al
..1p. H. & ta' W'rt."
behind -. ~ -.+'-
II U0. ."I.i
r. D..
.r.-. "r. fH..
.I.- alt SOD sob .n..r -..4.
.a..-. ami 'h' - up
t' .l'l ..-tjr' il. ilh'd aNai ''i ti ii-
4 HaS-i'e to-c' stool 90 jhe Doorway
lAl. Dust .1F' ie.i th' c''N .'h- s.''A 'iN-
lrL"l Wn D. DO" 'it '''li' ln. t.''N' OWE ".'
followed mn. apparently. I'm ia, 'iIt
nai owner i"'" Only i''irp ''''i l'' .'i
iiAer Ii gas hp ji'i-'f ih' 'iF''l hi'
threshold, tdf nln whose HiHh' wa,
p,uncd INTO ID. mari ID was l.' l.-".iui
husband Of l'Whp Br"'nIS "il'"' liI IN.
His hair had grown long amt aino~' straight
about his ncc's; Us cheek, were ihin and
hae-ard, auh th' form that Ind bon hS'
Proui oak "as bowed Is u u hid bon
weighed do"n h} uliien To- u,atF even
10" giant 4" h'a'. iWiip S,"pI+l SNORT iii1
looked ~ The man WIN '..echl .S' terror lie
hod supposed INN hlnir"'i' OF miles away,
'0Id IL h' pf>'lhi" th' outra9'd husband
n-d rc.er hit the viiI4se sine" their lhSt
n"tngt frThaQ~ MS iliohInS eyes mao
watched IhlIp "poinS ni' Wlr r"'nd
tame, ana b. rIld-9l niln ms Ir" '"ln EI.''''
forhalS hr mn lTtnd IN thlonSh 'hN WIN
COWS oi fhir nome, hal ne ID" I'-n' 10
look at his wife, ani followed them i"rih on
every walg and driy., waiting - strike till
tIe tlgIg -NpfffH frII most Qn.iiiE. lie fIfl4
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rs loe1. h'u'. 81 am 5l.' ~" s God or
can 100, 90 NOR WIN yo't ,anr rij II IS,,nro,a
:. - ',.a, ~, III IT. Ian III
thc{ may t. IN 1he hall to-', o. hin, ,-1
t. T. -n, .sun. don't 90. no.
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ulip NJ -. ~. H. - mn - ,,acI-et
4 ~ ,',.,,i 10 -, a,,d carried his
hI'i - 80 H. .,,-n4d tho ,ras
IN l,i'i,or ,rd i,clI IN, ra,te. in tie flame
IN III dot ,ys lft If +, IN iiffie bcnp of
et.,r'd ,,a,,,r a., ti,o l,,,r- au tbat was left
If plilin Brofon's will with that act be
I cI,,s.-l ma os Do haliav.d oll that part OF Lis
Ita Tortir fo be- remembered He was
+ ,ou-,, and -tr,n.r brit No. h.d failed i!ancc-
J f,r.b ,a r,,-,.f lY.t ON ,vh-la others WORKED
9toLt.I t4i-,1 his ,yorI, away from him lie
must ,it bacs On tlo s.ats with the women
md Children 1rd l,of. 91 and aDDlul when
-raat l..,, were doing r.. would h,vc
ir.I r., v,ori, foo. but r.orliooe others would
do bis work lat..r
-Ua'lD h9llo Pirl. don't son work pretty
ater H. ,rns G.!dlnr.. tle lawyer. in q con
dIfion If deeiiad m'pr.cafi.n. "I'I hat yer
dollar sou don't know Waat ] nme for, hn,
Ga. h.. sou tiul, money. don't yoI; moro
mon.,' Hu. a'nt That sort nf f'Ier."
IhlirI 1l l..r simply rls+ai at o. q.
buf there emrl 70 f.rrIi. b. iC.-I l tL' drunken
eyes Could ~ hc 'lo man li'i como % cN-
p,e- hnn. What v.., tho Iaa o. t~g1lug
or,in. Lis destiny any longer. % DO could
liv" gone yesterday, l' "n..i .Fo sa'ti
an risks But be- hal waited too i.,ns.
Cgrrar iad r..rg'l ta r.aI1i a.f "Ie JaNn
Elar.-torth hal discovered everything
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rIlincevorth's house. when he caught sight

Fllingsworth's houss, when hc caught sight
| Us a pair of horses on fast trOt. drawing n
| close coupe Elegant pairs and chariotS or
] that description were not ~ common m
/ Brc,Onville rs 20 mako il doubtful who might
! own this one, and besides IL must have l~'n
I an occasion OF peculiar necessity that called
/ for such unaristocrltic haste fiiddngS was
! perfectly delighted with his own sagucity.
/ tie knew human nature pretty well When
/ a man gets another IN an Uuplclsant sitia-
! ton. hp must count on the unfortunate
| struggling 90 esoape II 10 happens to b. n
/ woman. be- need rot be- SO waf"hiul women
arc all fatalists But 10 takes pretty smart
! man o. get ahead o.; John Ciddings.
! "Whoa. whoa, | saw The lawyer had
/ thrown himself I'm front Of tho excited hors-s
! and the Grivcr bad Ia pull up % Keep from
! running over him. "Whoa, / say
/ Then hc stepped % The door of tho carriage
/ and turning Che kaoh throw % wide opcn.
/ Tho moonlight revealed u WOMAN surrounded
/ with CARPET lr., 9rd showls 4 thick brown
! yeil concealed her features, bg. STR Iidings
| took or hi. hlt 20 her.
",ir-. Bret p, I bcl'cyo
"Why $685. shp dl rot recognize him,
/ "but J ar Be hurry" she said narFou'ly
/ drawing ilck
$40, sou DON'T insisted Gidi.n-s. mount
/ Ing tie Steps 81 guess you don't know me'
/ d. hqIn~ to-ol Pop overcome hm again.
"ulWe iiliuo. a.nt coIg Ter. lrn yout
'I0 Europe I' answered luNh.N. rc'o-
ni-ing riW zoo i1-f. "l i.3vn DID fIrtI Dr oorl-
sion iof yoag -,rY.cs. nayH paid you,
haven't IT,
-Not .mH.u ls voGr .e-rni husband raid
m' ' D., -nf you're 5"n Sd
far. eue.s I'D go to. Ike your iamiJ, Miss
-D-..,0,l command r-. " .h, -rf-,usi.
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Ts s,:aa ~: NO: 90 = s. To q
N~ c<ss,sisS Y6e1W
Br@1oDMlllS
BY CHARLES ]. BELLAMY
:x~yrighted by the Author, and puoished
by arrangement with HIM
CHAPTER XXXHL
rvr ACT STRAW

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eriIS, WIZ '1a '''n , go -; ;''l on, r-l,..,,v
"Nhy i"' f'e. MS y '''9 ,., .
Gave you changed your mind did not
uppose thor, was 50 much hurr, and
wanted o. hsrc everything roi1Y
1t is To. i@tc.' answered fmip rl''nl ~.
What u.a 60 toil tho oid c.n' "mn mat
pbiip Bro-pn's wife was "a cruIh before
sc law tlat the transfer Of the mil property
~ only "a piit of hia srh.,ne ID i'' I IN.
trom an infamous i"natj, ,N'' li,.i ~ .1' ~
g. enemy -. " an ti'ir p4i'' nov anu ~ ~
doubt her sl'cpless eyes watched '4'f eV.rS
movement, lcHt th'F .h'.'l 's'"i -,
The servant came - lh" dp'i. ''l'l'''
yol Will have hthts sir. HOih' mon 'I''n
hhc mill folks Wan' 10 ~'e }oU .., .,..
on, yes sho" them H. nc A''u cure
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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-03
MARTINS FERRY.

The city Council has been wearing its
working clothes during the first two days
of the present week. On Monday night
the old organization met and completed its
work. Among the important business
was a resolution authorizing tie Solicitor
acd chairman of the Street Committee to
tender Mr.. Joseph Bell, Of Wheeling, a
$500 check in payment for that part Of his
land which will be used in the continual
ton of Fifth street northwsrd to the GEM
etery road. On Tuesday night the honor
able body got together again for the regu-
lar May meeting. The minutes were read
and approved, and the old organization
adjourned TO make way for the new body.
At roll call Messrs. Heaton, Montgomery
and Shrodes, Marshal Burns, Mayor Mitch
ell, Solicitor Sedgwiek and Treasurer
Charlton appeared and tcok the oath OF
office. Mr.. Mitchell took the chair and
called the new Council to order
after which Martin T. Smylie was elected
President, J. 7. Hanes President pro tenn.
and Richard Fallender Clerk. Retiring
Solicitor Gray made a very pleasant fare
well address to the meeting, which was
answered by President Smylie for the
Council. The President then proceeded to
the appointment of committees. o.
Finance. II. Hanes, J. b. Montgomery
ard Solicitor Sedgwick. On Streets.
T. Reilly, S. II. Heston and ]. 4. Hsnes.
On Iights--Messrs. Shrodes and Mont
gomery. On Fire Department-Measrs.
Heaton and Shrodes. On Water Works
Messrs. Montgomery and Riley. On mo-
tion Of Mr.. Hanes, President Smylie and
Solicitor Sedgwiek were made to constl-
tuts the Committee on Ordinances. On
Hall and Public Buildings-Messrs Hanes
and Marshal Burns.
The report of the Treasurer and Country
Trustees was read, and that Of the
Treasurer received. There seems to be
some trouble among the Country Trustees,
they being unable to determine among
themselves who shall be treasurer. Their
report was referred to the Board Of Rsvis'
ion for examination. Three bids for the
furnishing and setting OF curbing came In
in response to an advertisement, bat none
of them seemed TO be in accordance with
the advertisement, and all were referred
In the street committee. On motion, the
Committee on Ordinances was instructed
to advertise for bids for the com
p!ete revision Of the city's ordinances.
Mr.. Riley moved that committee be sp'
pointed TO learn the cost Of 8 garbage ere,
mstory. Mr.. Mitchell then proposed the
following names for policemen during the
coming term: Samuel Westwood, George
Murphy, Willard Winans and William
Thomas.
Mr.. Winans is q colored man, living on
Second street. He is near,Gghted and
wears goggles, and will no doubt make q
splendid policeman Mr.. Thomas is now
an employe of the Rsna mill. Westwood
and Murphy are on the force now, and are
well known. The ordinance. however,
will not allow the confirmation Of but
three police, 30 Mr.. Mitchell made these
men specials for one month. The ordi
nance Is to- be revised by that time. The
body adjourned till Tuesday, May Sth, a
7:30 p. M. 49,.
On Tuesday evening Mr.. John Sheridan
and Miss Minnie Kuckuek were married a
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-03
RATE DISCRIMINATION.
The Standard OIL Trust Investigation
Continued.

The Standard OH Trust Investigation
Continued.
WAsHINeTs N, May The House Com
mittee on Manufactures resumed its inyes'
tigstion into the Standard Oil trust this
morning. Harlow Dow, of Memphis, was
called. He said he was engaged IN buying
and selling oil from persons and companies
in opposition to the Standard OIL trust. lie
said that on every barrel of oil shipped
10 less than carload lots TO these cities, he
had been for some years past Obliged to pay
first class rates, while the Standard trust
had been getting fourth class,
an shipments of less than ten
barrels. Tie had complained OF this to
B +. Mitchell, general freight agent OF the
road, but had secured no redress. WIT
ness had had good trade with town Az
miles ND the road, but had lost 1t because
the m "A were so unjust TO him as COM
nared vita the Standard. Since the pas
sags of the inter State commerce law there
had been practically no change IN THIS
condition Of things.
There were three roads in that section
of The country which Disseminated against
him in favor of the Standard trust. These
were.the Illinois Central, from Mississippi
and Tennessee, the Chesapeake and ONO
and Southwestern, spd Louisville and
Nashville Railroad Companies he had
been practically driven out Of business III
localities covered by these roads.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-03
BEIIlAIRE.

Most every saloon keeper WHO'S arrested
for illegal selling these days gets fine and
day in Jail.
The young ladies at school are learning
to play base ball This great country Of
ours may some day witness exhibitions on
the diamond by a professional female ball
club from here.
The c., L. & w. needs station of some
kind here where passengers can get lnior-
nation respecting trains.
John Robinson and wife have gone TO
Findlay to see the place.
Two now plumbing shops have opened
up here of late.
Shamus O'Brien did not have very big
house and failed to pay expenses. The
play season seems to be over.
city solicitor Pearson left Or Uh-
richsyille yesterday Oh business.
The c. l. & W. railroad crossing on
Noble street will provo death trap if a
guard of some kind is not put mp.
The machines and other stuff to be used
by the new fruit jar works have arrived.
1t is stated that a gentleman Of this city
is in correspondence with parties at Park
ersburg with view of purchasing n
wharfboat at that place to be brought here.
The congregation of the FIRST NJ. L.
Church has decided 10 make extensive re-
pairs on their edifice, the work to begin at
once.
Council at its last meeting passed the
following resolutsoH:
Resolred, By the Council of the city of
Bellaire, o., that it will appropriate-when
the Legislature shall have given it power,
as in many other cities-a portion OF the
public funds, not less than $40, 600, for the
purpose of sinking wells to procure sup
ply of natural gas for the city.
The annual meeting Of the Belmont
Building and Loan Company will occur on
Monday evening, when a new Board OF
seven directors will be elected.
The cool weather of Tuesday evening
alarmed the farmers, hut the night YVES
cloudy and no frost appeared.
The leak at tho fountain should be re-
paired at once as it if unpleaaant for pc
destrians.
The Republican club has not made
much stir as yet. 1t will not do much
good as long as the members are office
seekers.
Jose ph Clemmans and wife talk of trip
to Ireland this summer.
The new arrangement Of passenger
trains on the +. q o. appears to be very
satisfactory.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-03
PHILADELPHIA Cattle Market.

PHILADELPHIA, May /. - The re-
ceipts at the West Philadelphia and
North Pennsylvania drove yards were:
For the week-Beeves, 2, 500 head; sheep,
s, 900 head; hogs, 6,200 head. Previous
week: Beeves, $500 head; sheep, 1000
head; hogs $500 head.
Beef Cattle-Were in fair request at a
decline Of sc per pound; extra 5la5sc; good
4aa5c, medium 4ia4!c; common 32aic.
Sheep-Were in good request at slight
decline; Kansas wool sheep, 4a!a1c; native
wool sheep 4ta7lc; native sheared sheep,
4laGIc; wool lambs, 5aSic; clipped lambs
safe.
Hogs-Were in good request at decline
OF Ic; western SiSic; State 7a71c.
Mich Calves-Were fairly active at
ia6Ic.
Mich Cows-Were active at SIS OOa
ass 90. b..
Fat Cows-Were in moderate demand
at 2la3lc.
Chicago.
CHICAGO, May 9. Cattle-Receipis
5000 head; market steady; steers s. S0L
4 90; stockers and feeders So 60a3 20;
cows, bulls and mixed 81 S5a3 so.
Hogs-Rsceipts 5000 head; market
slow; mixed s. 35a5 SIS; heavy IS I0a5 So;
light S. 30A5 so; skips $4 00a4 10.
Sheep-Receipts 5, 500 head; shipments
1000 head; market firm; wooded 81 05a
S IS; shorn 81 50a5 so; western S. 25a
6 Is; Texans So 9O.5 90; lambs S. 0OA6 10.
New York,
New YORK, May Extraordinarily
1000 head; market shade firmer; poor
to choice steers 81 2Oa5 30; bulls So GOA
4 co.
Sheep-Receipts $500 head; market
dull; clipped sheep s. 5Oa6 20; unshorn
sheep Sc 00aG 20; lambs 81 00s6 25 per
head.
Hogs-Receipts 1000 head; nearly all
for slaughterers direct at So 65a5 IS per 100
lbs for live weight.
Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI, o., May 2.-Hogs-Active;
common and light 81 90 al As; packing
and butchers s. 30a5 20; receipts 1,GOO
head shipments 100 head.