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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-01-28

sona ppopsry Pn s ands 9i Rss
horses etc.. also on diamonds and jeweiry;
commercial paper discounted. Security Loan
Co., 325 jackson ST., j. E. Flanagan, mana
ger, lO2e
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NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD

The Dining Car line to Fargo, Helena Butte
and the Pacific Northwest.
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EXCHANGE ST, 3SS-Two gentlemen
II can find comfortable home during the
Carnival 27-2S
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Dining Cars on Pacific
and Montana Express
Trains.
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EXCHANGE ST. 10, WEST, between
Ia Wabasha anu st. Peter sts-For rent
nicely furnished room. 2S.29
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EMPLOYM ENT-An active and expert
IL perienced business man desires sit
uation; best of references. Address f So,
Globe. 1
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MONEY TO LOAN on real estate and
1VI good first mortgages bought by S. III.
Dyer, real estate and loans,52 German-Am
can bank 1868
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WANTED TO BUY.

CYCLOPEDIA- Appletons American
~ Cyclop&dia: last edition; second hand:
cheap; in good condition. Address Rev. w.
NJ. ii. Peterson, corner Thirteenth and Can
ada stS.. St Paul. 1928
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ENCHANGE ST. 3o6, NORTH-Com-
IL fortably furnished; heated for single
gentleman; use of bath 27-29
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ENGINEER-An experienced and reliable
IL stationary engineer that can be trusted
with engines, wants q situation. Good ref
erences. Address, H., Globe. 5.
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ENVIRONMENTS seventeen, wants
IL 10 learn printing or 10 feed presses; city
references. Address L. L.. Globe 5
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EIFTH STREET, no WEST-Nicely
l. furnished front aoom: heated and use
of bath; in private family; references re
Quired. 25-29
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EMPLOYMENT-Yo man seventeen
II years old wants place to work for his
board Address NJ, Globe 3
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M ONEY TO LOAN, IN sums to suit, from
1vl 81 up on watches, diamonds and all
goods of value; special rates on sums of 500
and over. j. E. Ingham, 327 jackson st.
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SITUATION WANTED.
Male.

A NJ AN EXAMINED veterinary surgeon
"A from Norway, but lack money to start
for myself; am good hand ut figuring and
writing, and wish position of any kind to
raise money. T, Union Hotel. %
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SITUATIONS OFFERED.

A GENTS-Wanted, agents for the Pruden-
n tial Life Insurance company: expert
ence not necessary. b. Bromberg, 3o3 Jack
son St, Room 13. %
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DOOk or any clerical work by
ID young man twenty eight years of age;
city references and bond furnished. Ad-
dress 81, Globe. s.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. wanted, by an ex-
IL pert engineer of over twenty years eX-
perience; received medal of honor from king
of Denmark; highest recommendations. Adj
dress Box % LindStrom Mimi 27-37
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A SSISTANT-Situation as Office ASSISTANT
IA can keep books and will work cheap.
Campbell, Minnesota home. 26-2S
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A MEAL for Zoe: heefSteAk and potatoes
n &c; coffee, rolls and butter, DC: oyster
stew l5c. New York restaurant 4+2 Jack
son 81. 1882
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INMPLOYMENT-Yo man who speaks
Ia English. Bohemian and Polish in whole
sale or retail dry goods house; seven years
experience; good reference. Address l 90.
Globe $3.50
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FINANCIAL.

MINNESOTA MORTGAGE LOAN
furniture, pianos, horses, wagons, ETC., with.
out removal; also on warehouse receipts
diamonds and gold watches. j. 8. Mackey,
manager. Room II, First National bank build
ing. st. Paul Gnd Room z. Mackey-Leeg
block, Minneapolis. 25O*
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MONEY is loaned by us on improved real
Isl estate security III st. Paul, Minneapolis
and Duluth at u, 6ta, z, 7la per cent, on
shortest notice, Tor any amount. r. M. New
port & Son, investment bankers 1852, 1853
and 154 Drake block, st. Paul. 73*
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TOOk-First-class meat cook for hotel or
1926 Fifteenth NV. south, Minneapolis. .
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FOURTEENTH ST, 2ll-Two or three
Il nice rooms for light housekeeping, with
pantry, closet and water. 27-29
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EMPLOIMENr-A young man, expert
IL enced bookkeeper and salesman, desires
a situation of some kind; good references
ii Y. Globe z
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EMPLOY MENT-Wanted, situation as
IL bookkeeper or clerk, age twenty one :;
two years experience; wages moderate;
reference, Pratt & Porter, W. W. Gilman,
fremont house. Minneapolis. 2O.29
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Leave Arrive
st. Paul st. Paul
Daily. Daily.
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0FFICE-Large Office for Rent-We have
~ for rent very desirable ground floor
office in an excellent locality in the city. In
quire of Mcguire Bros, real estate and loans,
Globe building. 1884
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EMPLUYMENT-W a situation by
IL young man seventeen; work in whole
sale house or store; city references. Address
j. F., Globe.
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ERANKLIN ST, 37S-Two nicely fur
l. nished rooms new brick house, only
two squares from Windsor hotel; bath, gas
and heat 1929
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MAN wanted with $3.50 cash to take
1sl charge of Office in city of 10000; will
guarantee $50 per month; don't answer I'M
less yon mean business. Address Lock Box
437, La Crosse. Wis. 27-30
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GO00 WILL BUY fine stock of gro
.DOOO ceries, with fixtures; everything
nice and fresh; q frst-class stand. Inquire
at GIG Selby av. 1923
CT r TO $500 to loan on furniture, mu
splC steal instruments, vehicles or live
stock; cash advanced ON goods in storage
st. Paul Loan Co., 309ls jackson ST.. Rooms
] and q 1859
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EMPLOYMENT of any kind wanted by
IL young man: references. +. Wareham,
147 West Congress ST., West ST. Paul. 4
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l. good references Address X 10, Globe. 6
CROCER-Married man twenty-four years
VI old, having had seven years experience
as salesman and bookkeeper. wants a situa-
for personal interview, NJ b, 4s9 Broad
Way 1928
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II OME-Wanted, by respectable married
LII lady, home for herself and child three
dress IS, corner of Congress and Concord
SITS, West ST. Paul, MINI. 3
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STORE-For rent, store, No. 400 Wacouta,
- corner of Seventh; rent S25 per month.
Apply to James /. Jellett, 81 Globe building.
1851
STORE for rent in one of the best loca-
- tons on East Seventh st. Address F 81,
Globe. $3.50
STOkE-New store; first-class location for
~ any kind of business. Inquire S. n.
Allen, 40S Jackson st. 1923
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pOY-Wanted boy TO work for board {
ID 3I4 East Eighth 81.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

n BSTRACTS OF TITLE and ali other
n manuscripts copied perfectly by Anna
c: Drew. Hale block, opposite Merchants
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HOSTLER-Situation wanted as hostler
IL by married man who is o good worker
on horses; please address j c, 1872 West
Ninth st. z
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pUILDING-The building formerly occu
ID pied by the Globe; will make such
changes as may be desired by tenant In
qlIire of C. A. Easterly, Room 5, Mannheimer
bloch 11Q*
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Female.

nRESSMAKER-Wa Wanted, first-class waist
~ fnisher: none but firstclass need apply.
Mrs. L. {. Bailey, room Is, Manufacturer block.
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HARDWARE STORE for sale: a full
LII line of stock and timers tools: small IL
amount of cash necessary. Address 1882
University ave. 1890
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CALESMAN-Twent years experience,
~ wants position with wholesale or retail
house In dry goods, carpets or draperies.
Address c So Globe >: Sc. 3. -. z
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CLERk-A young man of two years ex-
store: good references. f 90, Globe. &
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-13

SHOWING A TENDENCY TO REACTION.
Thursday, July 12-p m

thursday, July LIP H.
The stock speculation to-day, as it is reflected
by figures, developed hesitation and reactionary
tendency Bearing in mind the sharp advances
which have occurred since the Independence holt
day and the sarcastic brilIancy displayed at about
that date in the bears special organ, concerning
the failure of Refreshments to crystalline then,
the days reaction in prices is both natural and
healthy And it is not at all inconsistent with
the comments here printed this morning. There
are two sides to the market, and speculatvely the
majority on the side of lower prices is as large
as it was on July 3, when prices 2a5 per
cent lower than now Since that date the very
few spectators who dared to be long, of stocks
have had an opportunity to reap profits not before
offered in sixty days. That they should do so is
natural But the point is, that while there
has been considerable liquidation of the specu-
latve long account, the loan market fails to re-
fleet like liquidation of the short account
Probably the short" interest has stood still. while
real stocks and phantoms Of contracts have passed
from comparatively weak hands into either stronger
speculative hands or to bona fide purchasers.
At to days opening London was "A considerable
buyer of It's special favorltcs and Sunened prices
during the first hour. When that was over the
spccuat we realiZationS together with renewed sell
ing for the " short account, oversupped the i'm
mediate demand. and. consequently prices yielded
There has been natural reaction from the pest
figures. we are not prophets, ana possibly the r.
action ma extend further. but one thing Is clearly
dcyeloped-thc back bone OF the " bear campaign
is broken. and the members OF the association for
the dissemination of " bear reports are discour-
aged. In the days news, aside from
the crop prospects, there was little Of an en-
couraQ ing character. The reports Of railway cuts
and the sacrificing OF other peoples property
were on "A par with what the Street has become
used to, and which has been driven to such spec1-
lative extent as to be regarded as stale
" chestnut Almost everything closed lower than
last night, but the market ended strong.
THE DAY IN THE BOND MARKET
The bonds offered to the Treasury to-day
4 lbs at lO7 l1-I6 The Secretary rejected all
offers There were no transactions in the local
market and quotations were steady rs follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-13
THE STATE OF TRIDE.

Flour VA. Steady Howard Western suns;ss
ir Il EAi5s 10
do ~ soeh 10 rSac'cs Family - 20 10 "a:
ssas7c; Lcnsbcrry ssa9oc Western hrn nominal No
White, Be- spot at s sSS 90 j"s s corn 90
smnsrn sleay: White G5aG7c: Yellow 59a6ie West
dull ncmn. Masa ,Dot q Sc Jn ,y, s sa SSd
White ais.sisiqc Western Mxod SsHa4ohc. Rye
s western rsp' 5cs e 90" o. Revision. qnet
Pork SIS so Bulk meats shoulders 'oose o|c Sels
Sides ss.e Ham. l2qa IS9e Lard refined az Csc But,
Is zOc Egg. duh aud easy western pacsn
ne Copper rehnod hrm Wh,.ey se aa,a az
sS"S S1 Ss Ga: Zoo S Ss.
sules-Wheat $4,000 bush.
BUFFALO Jniy l2-whsat-No Hard in fair demand !;
sn mot ' AT & S 5n at 5000
bgsh @ sdas7c -" Northern dull I sI, Nv weak s al
ve o es %"os ws.t Sns a%a r Sc
good demand but at lower rates closing weak at inside
SaSs'l "a ' Ss's lS~sr
4oc; No 2 Mixed at 3a2c Kve dull aud pom!nal.
50 o.: Winter 81 80 30 Mlfeed firms Winter Bran
sl50l6 %; Spring do sli 250sl4 IS. Cornmea steady
9sc ' Oats s"i &c Recaip;s~ Flour ooo 6b
$4,000 bush. Corn $4,000 bnsn oats lls0oo bush.
Corn 1900 bush. Canal shtpments-wheat $1,000 bush
BOSTON. July l2-Four steady and unchanged Corn
steady; demand light steamer yellow 81 G62c Oats In
unchanged Provisions steady quiet Pork steady
Lard at ss49hc Hams at Lal2ilc Beef quiet Bn,tsr
steady and fair demand Northern creamery n d22e
western Extra Creamery 2o92lc Cheese dull New.YoIk
and Vermont k1ta &c ESss higher and IN Sooo ss1s
Receipts Flour Is 900 bbs and 5000 sacks
Corn $4,000 bush. Oats 10000 bush Shorts 40 tons
CHICAGO July l%-Tho leading futures ransei I"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-13
COTTON MARKETs-RY TELEGRAPH.

LIVERPOOL. July 1874 m.--cotton-The sales OF the
iny Included bales American Futures closed steady:
Cplands. Low Mbidins clause. Jniy delivery. 3S0id
yaIne Iulv and August delivery 326id sellers; August
md s,vteniber delivery 3U.64 sellers september and
october delivery 2O6ld buyers: october AMI November
de,very Bld sellers November and Decem bcr feliverv
i30id buyers December and January delivery: l56tL
sellers January and February delivery 1864 seers
septelnber delivery. 3O-B4d. sellers
GALVESTON. July l3.-Cotton-Nomnal Mrld!ng, ll.lb
Low Mlddling. 036; Good Ordinary No. oct ana gross
bales. STOCK 1l79 bales
NORFOLK Jny l2.-Oottou-Steaiv. Midcling los; net
receipts 80 hlies exports 10 r'e~. D,Isn'
1914 bales; sales II bales stock oIis oaics
CHARLESTON July l2-Cotton-Quiet MnIiling 80, yt
net and gross receipts 20 bales exports coast"is baosi
stock, 7Ha bales.
SAVANNAH, July 12-COtton-steady anil nrm MmdllnT
as 3w ABIDING yS: tcol Ordinary 81; net and gross
receipts | bales. exports coaslwise, - paios sAes
- bales: stock 5000 bales.
Nrvop,y,x. rulv 70 -Cottnn-FIrm Mdd;ng 9ss
Tow Middling o.; Good Ordinary 81 net and gross
,scsipt. aS7 bales; exports To Continent $50 bales
roastwi,e - bales sales $50 bales stock 5l4tl bacs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-13
roo MANY PEOPLE FOR THE SPACE

The Health Board yesterday received reports from
Sanitary Superintendent Day, showing tenement
houses Nos 80 and us MulboTy-s 10 PelLsL, 33 and
81 Crosbyst 20 PIincest 2l5 Hcsterst, 227 and 233
East One and elghthst, $40 ana 3fG East One
hundred -tenthst 43l and 433 East hundredand
eoyenths, and f9O one hundrci- and twelfthst
were overcrowdel by Italians An order VIII be sent TO
e o. or or Iessee OF each house to drive and keep
out about onethTd Of the present occupants. DR.. Day
aso reported that the Nos Gs East Eeycnhs and
90 E.t st. had become UNIT for human habi-
ta,lon On ia the plumbing and he was
directed 10 have the houses vacated until the made
the necessary repairs
The physicians OF the summer corps" who began 10
visit the tenement houses July inspected 1888 houses
during their rst duty Tho houses held l10s3
families Few nusonces discovered, but the ply
slcans prescribed for 4J2 sick persons mostly children
Who's poor for me1cai atcndahcc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-13
DISCHARGED WITH 4 WANING.
SENTENCE SUSPENDED IN THE CASE OF KNIGHT

OF LABOR INDICTED FOR CONSPIRACY.
John f. GILL John Foster and James Campoch'
three of the five members OF inc bAccuu'o wa"
mttcc Of District Assembly No. VI oil 'hc h'"ens VI
Labor who were arrested over year ago oh 'n" ~
OF conspiracy were aragned at the bar Of the Gen
cral Sessions yesterday, before kecoruer Sm!'".
The two other members OF the committee were absent
,brouch some misunderstanding and will be arraigned
to-day The arrest Of the defendants arose from inc
labor troubles at the shop of Gardner u Es'es' III
1856 Gin and his associates were Rfterwan al
rested on two charges Of conspiracy. Police Jusuce
Smith held them for trial, and they were aferwaru
indicted Louis F. Post counsel for the indicted mon
and District Attorneys MARITIME and Fellows were alike
anxious 10 have the questions Of law in the case
settled and when Justice Smith had decided 10 hold
the men for trial writ OF habeas corpus was Cd
tanned and the was taken before Justice Barrett
who decided that the acts of the members OF inc
committee were violation of the law The General
Term. on appcal and the Court of Appeals affirmed
this opinion.
The defendants yesterday pleaded guilty to the In
dlctmcnts against them Mr.. Post rccited the facts
in the case anc said that the defendants believed they
had been acting within the law. NO violence was
used and in that respect, Mr.. Post said, the case
differed from the others which had been tired Tic
said that the defendants would now be careful to
obey the law and he thought that the case was one
In which sentence might be suspended
District Attorney Fellows said that he agreed with
what Mr.. Post had said, and he concurrcd IN INC
suggestion that sentence be suspended The man
object of pressing this TO the higher courts had
been accomplished and this law had been clearly
defined.
The Recorder said that, acting on tho recommends
ton of the District Attoncy, he would suspend JUG
rent for the present In these cases on the dsuhc'
again violated the law against conspiracy and were
brought before him. would be sent to the penten,iay
on this charge The indicted men were not partlcu
Iarly jubian at having escaped punishment at TINS
time. for they seemed to be aware that Sxarcn :,
caution would be necessary TO manage strIkesD il
the future without coming in contact with the law.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-13
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New.York THURSDAY. July 12-DEEVES -Recelpts were
so cars OF SOL G0thst, 10 cars at oak
CIIG for export and 10 cars direct Side slaught
erers At G0th.st. 10 cars were for MI Eastman ana
arm Dressed Beef firm and good demand Medium to
Prime sides selling at sac l-4c per ID lew
Extra at 1.2c Texas Beef at 5 1-2a7c.
Private cable advces received to-day from LNerpooi
and London quoted Refrigerated Beef steady at od, or
1oc per n. 49,, ,,.., ,,onro,
to 10 2 per 100 rs from Chicago TO New-York ana
to 90 IL Boston. On Cattle 1t was reduced 10
IL to New York and the PENNSYLVANIA ana b@u
and Ohio railroads made the rate LIZ cents 10 Dali
timore. - an
head Trade with prices about the same as
last reported Dealers give s30as50 as the range Tor Ut
binary Good.
CAIyEs-Kecelpts were 597 head mostly at GOth-st.
The market dull and weak and 14dlSc per ID lower
on both Buternlks and Veas Buttemilk Calves sofa az
SO 3Oas3 50 100 and Poor to Choice Veals at Cd
q 1.2c., few Extra at &c so.
Dressed Calves quiet but steady with City Dressed
veas selling at sdl0c per % Country Dressed at 7aoc
and Dressed ButtermlSs at sac Ice. -
Saes-Ialenbcck Hollis: 81 Buttermilk Calves 2O5
n at 80 80 per 100 10 81 do 175 - at So 90; 81 Mixed
do 16l NJ at - 06 Id Veals, 1913 ~ at 50 DO 100
n, s. so do 40 D. at IS; 40 do loo 10, az 20 %
II do, ISL n, at SO go.
walsi Kirby Co. II veals 132 n, at s.sc per n
Everltt P!dcock: 10 Buttermilk Calves, 10 ID. at
Lee per n 20 do 100 ~ at Lee A Veals, loo ID, at
J. n pideock: yeal. 226 n. at 5 34c; do 1913
10 at &C "a do, 1873 N, at u 1-4o
SHEEP AND LAMBS.-Receipts were 2s5 cars OF
CATS head22 Jersey City and 6a cars at Goths
both Sheep and Lambs Common to Prime Lambs sold
az 8dSlac per H. OF Maryland DO at IS To-
Dressed Mutton firm and higher at 9G10c for CITY
Dressed Dressed Lambs also firm and higher at 1dl4c
per n. -
snes.-J. ~ Pilcock 400 Kentucky Sheep. 90 n
average at IS so per 100 2s1 do 953 n at Is 49, POI
Virginia Lambs SO H. So so do, 66 H. at IS % III
DO Il D. at - 37a go do, "a n, at IS So 800 Mary
land do, 0j2 n, at IS 10.
Sherman & Culver: III Kentucky Sheep, 102 n, at
81 40 go Kentucky Tmos. 81 n. az So Eel do, ol 10
at 81 20; o2o do, 81 n, at 81 20.
p s. Kasc 20 Jersey Lambs, 50 n, at 81 %; IA 40,
SO n, at as o.
Judd Buckingham 2Ts Ohio Sheep, sou n, at
IS lol 1874 do 10 H. at IS 90; pol Virginia Lambs 65
n. at rs.
NJ Collins 300 Ohio Sheep 1872 ~ at 81 rs; 900 do,
n n at a 10; 145 do Sc n, at IS 20.
Hallcnbcc!s Hollis: 2s5 Western Sheep, SOB n, at
"a rs 0Si Kentucky Lambs, 80 n, at sSasS 10.
Dnlenback & Dewey: 1873 Western sheep " No. at
s5 40 90 Kentucky Lambs, 64ls n, at 81 40.
Walsh, Kirby & Co.. 10 PcDnsylyonia Sheep, I'D ID,
at 81 80 80 Pennsylvania Lambs 81 m, at 81
HOGS -Rcccipts cars OF 439 head all at 10th
St Market quoted steady a. 6dG4c per ~ One lot OF
State Hogs 253 u average, at So 70 per 100 n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-13
TIVE STOCK MARKETS BY rE1EGnAPH.

prypAIo Jn,y l2-Cdnir-Ieceipts last y hours llI0
thus lar lO,IlU head for same iine
isst v@rk G22s head Consigned through AZ cars AZ OF
when 10 New. l6 carloads sale export gadrs
active al 70 4Udf5 10 aud all offerings TAKEN no V'hers
here -. $1,000 .o q coo Ian, r.,,, for
The week thus - go head For Hamo ilne hs weok
20 900 head Consgnei through 10 cars OF wni'h 10
New.York; 7 car for saie; prices advanced 4nc<oc
from last Aondae Medium TO Good - Oodi 90 tl9lcs TO
Extra So 90 Coed 10 choice LinOs - O@so "o'
Fancy - o. ON, 49,, ro,., 90. III.
vect Inn. 80 1lj head Er Same tllnc LAST week
o. o1 n ad Consigucl through Al cars ~ oil winch 10
New York; carloads sale; prices dccheu loA To-
sesctn Workers % spd5 80; Scsciei Medium weights
81 $3.50 % R,ngh ~ 909j -; st"gs 81 ooSf 70
market closed easy. -
CucAoo Union stock Yards. July ~ Drorers
renorts: Cdre-Heceipts 10000 neal; shinmcnts
,oo' market ac,ive, higher Choice 10 Extra Beevos
- "a a. Common to Good 81 O0dt 30 stockers and
..dsr. 80 5OaS 30 Cows. Bulls aud Mxed 81 sh0s5 81;
sYas steers 81 5ds3 go Western Ranger. - 30 w.
Uogs-Recoipts 2l.00o head shipments 9VOo6 market
.Shbsa5 Ii y: skips Is 1885 90 ~, -.
sSt~,nitsesip, 4 500 head shipments l2ODi market
c,re Natives Inferior Fancy. So lO0S3 90 western
e. 40dss IL, Texans 81 o063 So Lambs 81 3O~i 50 per
100 ID. oooo -, 49,,
=, to,us Inv ~ Cattle Receipts 200 had shis
mart. p :oo market stronger Choico Heavy .NAtlNe
u'aass - uonsS 30 Fair Good Native steers - 4o1
~ IA Butchers steers Medium !" Choor - su9t a..
am Feeders Good s2 - d3 60 hangers.
80 So p..s.i az 10 al 80 rrassfed 81 1893 80. $500 .
Ina,-xec,Ipts g. 100 head snpnoht. ioyl MMhht
.ny Choice Heavy Butchers selections - 1000 81
I,asElng Medium o Prime. 80 6Ods3 40 Lsht gra"e''
Ordinary TO Best. - 800 % ,.....,. gno MarN.t
Receipts 2OOV nesha sh'p"o"'' A'|'"' "'"'"0'
firm. Fair TO Choice - 'o~' W.