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Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-11-02
ARIZONA JOTTANGS.
A Mine Embarrassed, a Gave.
and a stage Delivery.

- A'..AsS ASAsA UeAA hSSCue
and a stage Delivery.
TOMBSTONE, November IA cave oc-
Cured in the lower level of the Copper
Queen mine, at Bisbee, this morning,
resulting in the death of an Italian mi
ner, name unknown, and the serious in
jury of Mike Greeley, his mate. The
cave happened on account of the soft
ground and the imprudence of the men
in, not waiting for timbering the drift.
The Guard mine was shut down for
three months on account of financial
difficulties, throwing fifty men out of
employment. Colonel Herring, the resi-
dent agent of the company, received
funds from the London owners this
morning to pay the indebtedness. 1t is
expected to resume operations in a few
days.
Tucson, Ariz., November 1.-The
Boure special stage was held up three
miles north Of the Barley Wells. The
United States mail was taken and the
passengers robbed.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-11-02
Tammany,s Test Case.

New YORK, November IA commit
tee appointed by Tammany Hall has
been placed in charge of suit that will
be argued by Judge Barrett tomorrow to
determine the right of voters on election
day. The question is whether in crowded
election districts voter who arrives at
the polls at O'Clock should be allowed
to register after that hour, in case he
must wait for the line which is ahead Of
him. The suit will be pro lorna against
any Inspector who has refused to register
any such votes.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-11-02
SHOT DOWN.
Constable Magee Fatally wounds
an Escaping Prisoner.


an Escaping Prisoner.
Henry Watson, a prisoner, was shot
and fatally wounded by Constable
George Magee of Lancaster, at the
Southern Pacific depot yesterday even
ing. Magee had arrested Watson and
three other men at Lancaster on a charge
of malicious mischief for burning rail-
road ties and they demanded jury trial
so Magee brought them to this city on
No. 10. Two of them were handcuffed
and the other two were not, and when
the train arrived at the San Fernando
street depot Magee took his prisoners
out. The night was dark and the depot
crowded with passengers, and directly
they struck the ground they made an at
tempt to escape. Eye witnesses of the
scene state that Watson ran up the track
in the direction of the pay-car
which was standing on side-track above
the ice-house. Magee followed in close
pursuit and then shots were heard and
arrivals on the spot found Watson
stretched bleeding on the ground. The
other prisoners were caught and then the
whole party proceeded to the police sta
ton, the wounded man being transported
Id Cn0 patTOl wagon. OOnBCaDl0 Magoo
was placed under arrest, although no
charge was entered against him on the
books. Magee says that he fred two
shots in the air and called on the fugitive
to halt, but he made a dive under the
pay-car, and as Magee followed him his
pistol. which he had half-cocked in his
hand, discharged accidentally. The bull
let entered Watson's body above the hip
and came out over the intestines, making
a wound that the doctors pronounce fatal.
A HERALD reporter who worked up the
case at the depot arrived at the Police
Station at 8 :1S P. NJ. and requested to see
the wounded man so as to ask him some
questions that would make an important
ante-mortem statement. He was re-
fused admission, however, ,on the grounds
that Chief Benedict had regulated the
Office as follows: When the Chief and
Captain are away no one is permitted to
enter the Jail, and as these gentlemen
sometimes leave at 9 P. NJ, as was the
case last night, and leave no knowledge
as to their wherea oouts, some idea of
the imperfectness of the system may be
obtained. AS a result members OF the
press are debarred from obtaining infor-
nation important both to the public and
to the bearings of the case as in the mat
ter OF the dying man last night.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-11-02
REDUCING WAGES.
The santa Fe Threatens to Make a
Cut of 10 Per Cent.

Cut of 10 Per Cent.
Topeka, KS, November President
Strong, of the Atchison, Topeka and
Santa Fe railroad, accompanied by Vice.
President Goddard, arrived here to-day
from Boston to attend a meeting OF
the officers of that road. 1t is
reported that a reduction of ten
per cent. will be made in
the wages of all employees of the
road, receiving more than $50 per month
This includes officers, clerks, conductors,
collectors, station agents, etc. This re-
duction is made to meet decline in the
business of the road and to guard against
the discharge of employees at a time
when it would be difficult to secure other
employment.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-11-02
A Trial Trip.

SAN Francisco, November l. The
Oregon Coal and Navigation Company's
new steamer, Ajax, made trial trip to-
day. The test was exceedingly satisfac-
dred tons of coal, besides accommodation
for passengers and local freight. She
will ply between Coos Bay, Oregon, and
this port in the coal trade.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-11-02
BADLY Beaten.

F. Blennerhasset. an ex-policeman,
got into some sort of a political discussion
in Main street saloon last night, with a
man by the name OF Stewart and received
a very severe thrsshing. He was
brought to the station for medical aid
and man named Stewart was booked
for assault and battery.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-11-02
GOLDEN FRUIT.
A Crop SOWed by a Pirate Now
Being Harvested

Being Harvested.
FALL RIVER, Mass. November 1.-Jas
M. Eddy, of Horseneck, R. l., has un-
earthed 500 Spanish doubloons in his
back yard and calculates there are 1OO,.
900 on his farm. His father was Lieu.
tenants Governor of Rhode Island. One
of his ancestors, who sailed with Captain
Kidd, returned to his Horseneck farm
and sowed it with doubloons. Among
his papers was chart locating his buried
wealth. The Lieutenant Governor did
nothing with the plan, but James M.
Eddy, into whose possession the paper
came at the same time as the farm,
thought it worth trying.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-11-02
APortiand Depot.

PORTLAND, Ore., November bids
were opened to-day for the Union freight
depot by the Northern Pacific and Ter
minal Company. The bids range froil
$50, 800 to $32, 200. The size of the depo1
is 4S by 800.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-11-02
sr.u,a,ny,. Comb,nation.

SALT LAKE, November 1.-Spaulding' s
base ball combination, the Chicagos ard
All-Americas, left for San Francisco this
evening.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-11-02
CANADIAN CHIPS.
The Exclusion Act Causes suffer-
iMg-Other Items.

OTTAWA, November 1.-THE Chinese
Exclusion bill is causing much suffering
to Chinese who are detained at the Brit
ish Columbia boundary line while on
their way back to the United States after
visiting China. The Chinese in many
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-10

No changes were made In the market lists
today, and no sales wcry made at the Grain
Call Board session.
Amount Of grain IN store at the elevators.
Corn, i.ni bushels oats, 2SOiJ bushels.
wheat g;J bushels
The New Orleans sugar market l. quictcr
open kettle Offering, selling promptly, with
a decided falling on in demand ior ccnirlu.
gals. Prices are steady Mo.asscs remains
steady. With fair demand Rice quiet aud
unchanged, with litil, demand
On, uf the latest rumori " Ia tho effect
that the combine intends to utilize some Of
the idle rcinoucs under iis control Tor the
purpose II boiling molassc, during the com.
Ing season and turning the sugar product
thcrrirom into the pool Ut o Fixed price. A
| portion at the trade has an idea that the
/ trust really docs not care Ia take any such
action, but BE- willing a. uso what appears ~
be- reasonable story as q sort " menace 10
fore regular boilers into coming 20 some
agreement and IA a basis upon which the
| output ~ domestic mo'nssps sugars Tor ISIS.
| and $3.50 can bo handled Boilers 10 not
think n,umhly ~ amy such scheme, cspc
cially while they arr at sea us 90 the proba
bile cost of molu.srs
AZ New York the coffee deal shows about
The most prominent features aud while th,
/ speculative element causes uurtuatiun In To,
value ut contracts. actual goods are wei
supported aud mild grades spariugly Of
icr,d sumn are pretty drm but othc
goods only about steady except Glove.
which tend upward on stimulating account
lrum primary .nnrLn..
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DOMESTIC ExcHANGE.


New York and Eastern demand, 50 dis
count buying, sight, So discount buying,
par selling. New Orleans, lediscount buy
ing 81 premium selling Cincinnati, st.
Louis and Louisville demand S2buying, par
selling.
The chief topic Of conversation in money
and business circles today was the sale OF
the Citizens Street Railroad 20 the Chicago
syndicate, and the enterprise Of TUE Ar-
PEAL in giving the facts as to the sale day
ahead OF all its contemporaries. The com
pany's bonds have advanced In consequence
and the stock has no quotablo figure, there
being none on this market at present
The clearinghouse report for the week
shows bank ccarings i4OO5, Si2a or S2i7-
072 ahead Of any previous weeks clcarings
on record.
The local cotton market closed steady
sales, 500 bales, Of which 1900 TO export
ers, and 400 to spinners.
At New Orleans spots closed quiet and
steady. with futures barely steady at u de-
cline Of point
Liverpool was dull, prices generally In
buyers favor; futures steady aud oil point
New York steady, with futures OF 10 4
points, closing steady.
Hubbard, Price & Co. say; "Thc cotton
market today has been lower and decidedly
easier in tone. The interior movement,
which was not known until this evening,
showed a considerable increase over that Of
the same week last year"
The Commercial Bulletin Of Friday says Of
the cotton market business continues In
much the previous form, all operators NOV
ing with a considerable degree of caution
and many apparently hacking the nerve to
assume either side Of the market, or II they
do make deal To remain In longer than re-
quircd to give them clear margin, or place
them In jeopardy, according to the lluciun-
ton. Today, however, the un lcrlonc was
pretty steady again, and gave further prom
be- 10 the suggestion last noted that there IL
great deal " back force 10 the market
somewhere that not only rcsists such in
Guencc ns the bears may be- able 10 cite, but
is really carrying value up somewhat
at about period many had calcu-
lated upon TO find nn apportc CON
dition at ariir. The accounts from
abroad today were somewhat sag'cd, and ON
the whole inclined 30 ease OIL with also evil
dcnce that Liverpool was seller upon the
market, accompanied by orders Of a similar
nature from New Orleans, but the supply
was taken with comparative readiness, aud
easing of tendency on values was only Of
temporary character. On the other hand,
there has been much les complaint over
December notices. the supply Of which
seemed 60 be- moro willingly aud readily
stopped, aud the run Of receipts AZ the
ports while holding mp fairly, makes no
incrcnsc that could be used with effect to
bear the market Adyiccs also come 10 hand
that the Commissioner of Agriculture of
Alabama estimates n reduction In the yield
for that State at i2@ib per cent, aud this
latter feature carried considerable inhu.
eucgn
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were moderate buyers in the early trading,
the demand was soon appeased and the
traders obtained full control, There was
free liquidations Of long accounts among
that element and as no Support was forth
coming prices yielded readily and the bears
then came to the front and decided weak
ness resulted over the entire list The trunk
lines failed to realize the improvement in
the situation and Rock Island again became
the object of determined drive in the early
dealings. The weakness spread rapidly to
the other grangers, though Burlington was
comparatively strongTl throughout. The
strong feature was cotton oil, which the
buying was set down principally TO
Boston account, and IL scored hand
some advance, though the final drive
reached IL and most Of the improve
ment was lost. The ndyiccs from London
this morning were rather discouraging and
prices from the center came lower in which
this market responded Gwith declines from
last evenings figures OF from = TO q per
cent, A drive was made at the list i'm
mediatcly and for the first half hour de-
cided weakness prevailed, in which Mis-
souri, Pacific, Rock Island and San Fran
cisco preferred were the principal sufferers
The pressure was lifted and q reaction fol-
lowed, which, however, failed to bring
prices up TO the level of those of the open
lux WIllt llt DtNllnt Auli iHV
market again became weak in the last hour
and everything yielded and the grangcrs
were specially notable. There was no
further change in the temper OF the specu-
lation, and the market finally closed very
active and weak at the lowest prices reached.
The entire active list with few unim-
portant exceptions Is lower this evening,
although, except for Rock Island which Is
down IA per cent. and Missouri Pacific
per cent, the declines are for fractional
amounts only.
The railroad bond market was quiet but
its tone was in marked contrast to that in
the share list being firm throughout the scs-
sion. There was no marked movement
however and the sales OF all issues reached
only s597 900.
The few important changes comprise adj.
vances in Chesapeake Il Ohio, series A, of 2
percent, TO ia, and Manitoba seconds, 2 TO
100. The sales Of bonds for the week were
1871, 900 against only S3,O3IOOO for last
week.
The total sales of stocks today were lli-
093 shares. Closing quotations.
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ny rELEuRAPH
Mnrr,. nnnh. nnh sinri,..

Nrw InRA. Dec. S-Moncy on call cagy
NJ per cent Prime mercantile paper, 40
t,l't per cent Sterling exchange duh but
steady at sisl'. Tor sixiy.day bills aud
Sissi. cor demand.
Government bonds were duh aud steady.
State bonds were dull aud fcaturclcss.
The exports IT specie from the port oi
New York last week amounted 81 t32S. as.
Of which 80 90 was la gold aud S,s3. 53s In
silver OF The total exports. S2sl iis IN
silver and 81 80 iu gold went 60 Europe,
aud si17ii in gold nnd 500 In silver to
South America. Tho imports of specie Tor
the week amounted a. f2iiuj. uf which
fnGli was in gold aud ii2,Oli IN silver
The stock market was asain icvcrish with
wide and rapid fluctuations aud weak TODAY.
most Of the lot showing material losses Tor
tlic day, while IN many cases the lowest
prices " the week were reached. Among
the larger Operators there WIS q disposition
shown to let the market take care ~ itself
aud while some Of tho commission houses
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arnInnnd prn,i.lnn..

CiucAao. Ill., Dec. S.--With the exception
II temporary firm feeling early In the SEES.
sion. wheat ruled dull and heavy most Of
the dny and prices dipped slightly below
the lowest point reached yesterday. The
opening was about ~ higher than ycstcr.
days closing, aud advanced i.c more with
out any spt cinl reason, except that the offer
inf,s mere not large aud demand moderate.
But NJ The advance the speculative offerings
became heavy aud prices declined &c. Then
thc market became strong ON thc report Of
ihlUJp bushels having cleared from New
York aud prices again rallied. the market
advancing 10 tho outside range. The ad
vance, however. was met with liberal offer.
ings. which again turned prices downward
aud declined sc. On I'll, decline Il was
rumnrcd that considerable long wheat had
been closed out by parties who had recently
turned bulls Later the market ruled a
tribe stcndicr, aud the closing Was about &c
lower than Yesterday
Corn rulcl quiet aud steady with trading
OF light local character iluctuntiOnss. bcing
limited o. &c range. upuning sales we're OF
| slight advances over The closing prices OF
yesterday, after which the market became
dull aud neglected. closing q ride better than
| ON Friday
Oats were fairly active bat unsettled. The
| opening was steady aud especially for u ''
ccmbcr aud January delivery, which wcr
/ inquired Tor more freely Holders showed
/ little disposition 10 sell aud prices were bid
mp httssc. with very i'ht tmdinr The
| hfmncss IA the near futures caused better
| feeling In the May delivery and prices AL
anccd So This brought Ne fair selling or.
dcrs, aud, As early buycr had been hllcd up
a decline took place IN pr,,os aud the clos,
/ WIS easy.
Quite an active speculative business wn.
/ reported In mess pork AMI u weak and unset
/ tied feeling prevailed during the greater part
/ u the session. Opening .blcs were made NJ
/ Yesterdays closing iigurrs mud reduction Il
| .1t3i tc was submitted tu later IN the dny.
| Toward the close the feeling was sicadiri
and prices rallied aitWly uud closed steady
iairly active trade was reported In ~,
! lard market but the feeling Was Ncnk and
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Articles Opening Highest. Lowest CT,
Cash quotations were as follows;
MIN. Nh. n..I .....l.n..I

Flour-Firm and unchanged.
No. spring wheat, 81 021S@i.029s; No. 3
spring wheat Ss@95c; No. 2 red, Sl.02H@
l.02%; No. 2 corn, 345sc No. ? oats, 2GAc;
No. rye, ole; No. barley, nominal; No.
ilaxsecd, $l.54 lSGgl SO. Prime timothy seed,
Sl.63@l.5i Mess pork, per brl, Sl3.TH@
1880 lard per 100 lbs, SS.0jC9S.07l =; short rib
sides (loose(, $7.OO@7.lO dry sailed shout
ders (boxedE S00@7l2H; short clear sides,
(boxedl S7.07 H@750.
Roceipts-Flour, - Dbl; wheat, $4,000
blu; corn, 23l,0O0 bu; oats 10000 bu; rye,
$1,000 bu; barley, $4,000 bu.
hipments-Flour - Dbl; wheat, 1900
bu; corn, $4,000 bu; oats, 100000 Blu; rye,
1000 bu barley $1,000 bu.
ST. LOUIS, Mo, Dec. s.-Flour-Quiet and
unchanged.
Wheat-Iower; the feeling was somewhat
stronger early, owing 10 improving markets
| elsewhere, but the buying was light and
little life; the close was Jsc below yesterday;
No. 2 red cash, Sl.0l; December, $l.0lGD
1915 closing at $l.Ol8, nominal; May,
Sl.07(gl0SB, closing at sl.071s; June, .05
@l.051, closing at Sl05 bid; July, $3.50
| 00lsc, closing at $3.50.
Corn-Weak, though May closed firm; No.
2 cash, 3lSg3l NC; December, 3f@3l4c,
closing at 3lc January, 3lA@3l9s@3l &c,
closing at 3lI4ci February, &c; May, S1@
3iesc closing at 3iesc.
Oats-Quict; No. ? cash, 2Gc bid; May POO
209zc; December, pic bid.
Rye-Dull at I795Oc.
Barley-Dul and easy
Hay = Unchanged; prairie ss00G9.50;
timothy, sll0Oai40O
Flaxseed-il.45.
Bnn-G6c
Lead--Dull and nominal, at $500 for re-
fined and S347H for common chemical
hard, 1921.
ButIer--Unsettlcdi creamery, S2@35c;
dairy, 22@3Oc.
Eggs-Quict, at Zoe for good stock.
Corn Meal-Dull, at $3.50.
Proyisions-Quiet, weak and lower. Pork,
Sii.25. Lard-Prime steam, nominal, $500.
Dry salt meats-Shoulders, 500 longs
aud ribs 500. short clear. S7I5. Bacon
Shoulders, 81. IS; longs and ribs, -. 2OdS, %;
short clear, 500. Hams-fl0. 5O4l3.0O.
Bngging-Stcady; y 10. II &c; BIB, ii9+c.
Iron cotton tics-sl. 2O6ll.25
Receipts-Flour, 400 brls wheat. 6OOO
bu; corn, 10000 bu; oats, 1900 bu; rye,
1000 bu; barley, 1900 bu.
hipmcnts-Flour. 5000 brls; wheat,
1900 bu: corn, $1,000 bu; oats, 1900 bu;
rye, Loo bu; barley, none.
KANSAS CITY, Mo-, Dec. s.-Whcat.-Re-
ccipts 500 bu; shipments 1900 bu; in
store, 2Di $40 bu.; higher; No. red, cash,
DC bid, Ode asked; May, tl.OiE bid, lO2S
asked. No. 5 red, cash, Soc bid; No. soft.
cash. Sl.O0 asked; May, Sl.O75s asked.
COrn-Rcccipts, s, 10 bu: shipments, 1908
bu: in store, l7,0si bu; quiet; No. 2, cash,
sales at 27c; January 1910 bid; p &c asked;
May, sales az JOkc bid. 3lllc asked.
Oats-No. 2, cash. 22c bid, 22lzc asked;
Nav, &c bid PIC asked.
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MIscellnneons.

wnaKY--Siraight Kentucky Bourbon,
Al 5OOgGOO. Robertson aud Lincoln counties.
Tenn, firm at ti.5j to $500. sharp advance
ON October, Eastern rycs, 81 2jegGOO, ac-
corlng 10 the age and make; common
whisky sl.OO6tl.30, according 10 proof,
nothing under 20 per cent quoted.
HAo0iNa-li9 iMtjc.
Ttrs-st iOOtl.i5.
saot-Dup, $3.50, buck, Si.Oj.
lTAp-fc.
lAtInw-ilkc.
ToWcoo--Common, 258sSc other grades,
GnG Sc.
ssuTr-GarrcttA si07i. Ralph's, go. %.
Raiirund. Sn2,, Gail a AXIS. 500
rpwrrH-kcg,, s5Ot half kegs, S276,
quarter kegs, si5h.
Co,L Oiil-rrimc white. wholesale lots, lOc
per gal
Woodbury.. grease wool. unwashcd, ~
@9bg clear, grease wool, 2uta 25- bury,
washed D.gJoc tub washed 3Dg,lbc.
hEEswAx-2uc.
NNts-iron g. %. steel. $40.
HipFs-pry iliut, No. 1. iOc. No. 2, 7c, dry
saltcd. NJ. No, 2, &C. green salted No. l, 81
CGg; Ne ., &C. green, &C. dccrkins, $50 To-
shcrpskius iicms n. a.. firm.
-llcarskius, ~ uD6g1.u0. mink, 100
A.. coon. hunter handled i5M7jc. cuuntr,
handled, ij@,Oc otter, fi.UOaGOp. beaver
tul@GuO, Wild eat, 10000. FOX. i5tt75c
muskmt, lOtfl5c. opufsum, l00gl5c wolf y
W2O1 panther, bocaSlul skunk, Isolde.
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MEMPHIS DAILY APPEALS MONDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1885,

prices suffered decline OF from 17k@20c.
Near the close the market was steadier, but
trading was light.
Trade was moderately active in short ribs
and the market ruled rather weaker during
the greater portion of the change. Prices
ruled somewhat irregular and declined 1917
@15c, and the market closed quiet at about
inside figures.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
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lcuANor QUOTATIONS..


Imports a Il H. 7iC. NJ & I 4 H.
~: La SRB, "a. 6LBRR, 2J2
cONsw RR. i76, l., y O6TRR C,i.
Kc,s&M RR i57, KC, DRR oi2
IMRR ESQ TN Il H. ioa, steamers, 800.
Wagons. $40. Total, 5,iIi BALES
Expob--M & c X ~ loo Ma TBR
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1,61l; La NRR, s47; C, % 4 sw r r
70; T NJ r r, 677. Total, 4,225 bales.

A,'''t - ~ Az " ~ of't ~ " ~ - W ~ -
70; I NJ r r, 677 Total, APPS bales.
NEW YORK.
Spots opened steady and closed steady;
middling, 9Tc. Sales, 100 bales. Quo
tatons are as follows: Ordinary, 6Ac;
good ordinary, 8 bloc; low middling, CSC;
middling 9J5c; good middling, lOhc; mid
ding fair, 10 1870; fair, II 7-l6c.
Futures opened steady and closed
steady, as follows; December, 0.52; Jan
nary, 062@9.G3; February, 974G0.75;
March, 9s6@0s7i April, 0.06@907; May,
lo05@l0.OG; June, 10. 15@l0.1G; July, l0.2269
1923; August, iO.2s@1o.20; September, o.02
@9.05. Sales, A, 900 bales
NEW ORLEANS,
The spot market opened quiet and closed
quiet and steady, middling, 0lSc. Sales,
2, 250 bales. Quotations are rs follows Or
binary, 7ssc; good ordinary sac; low
middling, &c; middling, 9}sci good mid
ding, l6Lc.
Futures opened quiet and closed barely
steady, as follows December 0.3l@032.
January, 0A@935; February, 942@9l3;
March, 05l@962i April, 0GO@0Gli May,
9G9@970; June, 0.7S9070; July, $500
0s7i August 0.s390Si. Sales, 1880
bales
DAILY PORT AND INTERIOR MOVEMENT.
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FLoun-Frum store, common, 81 80 90.
family. tA2DHi5t choicr tt5ltttGp fancy,
Nb5mAo extra fancy ID 100000 patent,
s5.55MGO0. quiet
CogS Mrit-Pcarl, pj0 roller. $40.
quiet.
Brass ASp rrAs-Navy beans, t2.2j, me.
dium. 500
JArarAL-ln half brls, $3.50 from store
CHAckED WuEAr-ln hall brls, si.5J FROM
store.
lloNfNY AND Cars From store s3.2j.
CnAcgEis- extra, &c, treble cxtru,
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CmcAGo. H., Decs Tho Drorers' Journal
reports Cattlc-Reccipts ., 500 head. ship
mcnis, none. Market, very weak choice
bccycs SI2bCtl75. steers. -. s06sl.l0. stock
en- aud feeders, slsD@J2O. COWS, bulls and
mixed, sl.i5M2s0. Texas cattle, si.iO6g3. -,
Western rangers, S300g@IOo.
Hogs-Rcccipts, 1900 head: shipments,
1000 head Markotstrong mixed, a. 1905. IS;
q. uOnli5.
shccp-Rcccipts 1000 head; shipments
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