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chinese Mending women.

To my mind, the unique feature Of
Hong Kong streets are the professional
members. or sewing women, ugly, old
Chinese women, with half dwarfed feet,
who come out in the morning with low
stools and basket Of rags and sit ny the
curbstones or in archways, recesses or
doorways, and sew away all day long.
They do not exactly darn stockings and
sew on buttons. but their labors CORE
spond to that, and for trifle a poor
workman can have his tattered coat
patched and mended or his old garments
made over. Peddlers 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 pleasantest 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
planning and turning and twisting their
garments and rags is most divertlng; and
two old menders down the road here are
beginning to 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
great ways at the coolie 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.
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Another prodigious sham.

For "sweet charity's sake" covers
another prodigious sham. If woman
desires to become a shining light in
society charity is made the ladder for
such an ambition She finds the poor
orphans and the nameless women and
children very interesting and ritiful, and
offers her services and her dollars for
their relief. The patrons of the institu-
ton find her assistance useful. BY and
bv, through such companionship,
madam's name is added to their visiting
list. 1t was woman of this kind-an
arrogant. unconventional, and tasteless
person, who. after earning her own bread,
/ became the wife of a millionaire ano
edged herself into society through various
charities-tllat snubbed young author
in her own house, who had gone there by
invitation to read or recite The occasion
was for charity. The poor fellow I
shoes were dusty and his clothing OF al
questionable cut. SO madam, not beint
ACQUAINTED with literary folk. eyed tn
Young man with distrust and asked hin
to take back seat All who of us cal
forget how his eyes fairly famed and hi
cheeks burned when he was called for
ward to reeite Misunderstood, genu
me touching little poem OF his own
BROOKLYN Eagle
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There are some wonderful .iountains
In the vicinity OF AJmera- India A
traveller describes them thus "All OF
these mountains seem to be metamorphic,
of marble and quartz and fissured sand
stone. Often the crests of the hills were
great hedges OF quartz. which cleaned IN
the hot sun and looked as If they were
masses of ice. The road was baliasted
with this stone, and the plains were COW
cred with il in broken bits. which glst-
ened and sparked like thousand acres
of diamonds | do not exaggerate when
I saw that at one time, for good many
miles. the eye was panied by the spark
ling of these quartz or micacious stone
1 We entered these mountains and found a
most wonderful formation As far as
nv glass would enable me TO see the mils'
rising several hundred feet, were mass
# granite. here broken, piled. up, ana
there in huge natural masses, and al
water worn as il mighty torrent nae
t,mbled over them for countless miiiioni
of wears. Chicago Herald
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The age in which we live is progress
sive and aggressive. but it will not pro-
duce such orators and preachers as there
were forty and fifty years ago. 1t pro-
duces better doctors, and teachers, and
farmers. and merchants. and mechanics,
but not such statesmen or pulpit orators
Kentucky has no longer Clay, and
Breckenridge. and Marshall Tennessee
has no Gentry. OF Maynard, or johnson,
OF Haskell Mississippi no Foote OF
Prentiss Alabama no Yancey Georgia
no Toornbs. or Hill, or Stephens, or
Johnston. or Cobb South Carolina no
Calhoun, or Cheves, or Hayne, or Rut-
ledge North Carolina no Macon, or
Mangum, or Badger Virginia no JEFF
ferson. OF Patrick Henry or Madison.
know that the masses OF the people
have advanced. and therefore there is
not such contrast between them and
the great men as there used to be, but |,
is still certain that the most notable men
of the day will not compare with those
have mentioned. We have some great
preachers, but none to compare with
Capers, and Styles. and Pearce. and Bias
comb. and the blind preacher, Waddell
whom William Writ made famous. rhr
is utilitarian age. and everybody is In
hurry There was time when men O
brains had leisure. and Solomon say
that in leisure there Is wisdom -bli
Arp in Atlanta Constitution.
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Medical value Of reppermint OIL.

= ~ ~ q = :. 80
In addition to being. from its potency
and other advantages. The best Of sur
gical antiseptics. it is possible that there
lies in oil OF peppermint power for good
and field Of therapeutic utility vaster
In extent and importance than any yet
known OF suspected Some cases OF
phthisis. in which have employed ii as
an inhalation. lead me to hope that we
may find in il remedy against the
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.soulIAR lnFAruAr'oN-

a
.noas Of FOLLOWING the In
.pineren'.. ,an. Love One ADothsrs'
M men ever fall in love WIN eAe"
kother? !. Not long ago young
WOMB r, New Jersey was married 70
womhhfhu laborer on her intns! = ia.n;
[you.ni.i;m lime afterward it was alsco'essu Z
ESone he he husband was iemaas tnS
|that 'n r,ife refused, however, though
young ,l~ entreated by her friends. 70 give
fearnes.c chosen consort. The stran&est
up nj the discovery was tne lact lIIn'
Epart q ,id .n Knew her husband WIS . wom-
the Dire at"re she was led to the nitar
an oe'g ~, a. not exhibit this strange intaf-
Il ne inr one OF their own sex, they a.
patton ntt te give evidence q the ret
LEAST . I.sl love one another: There are
tbsI nv stances on record whe- e one man
many ,an his life for another. There are
nag more instances where men nave
l;San life to another.
gy.i; - proud possession--the knowf
Y i shat one has saved precious hui
fedge Tic Meriden, Conn, is the home
man No happy man. John n. Preston
q s suct c;ty July II, 1850, writes: Fivt
q liza oa.,i was taken very sick hac
yeals Ri e. the best doctors, and one anc
severn Il q complication Of diseases
an ca' s;ck four years, taking prescrip
wac described by. these same doctors
uon1 ttr,thf,1lly state never expected
ana =. any better. At this time com
70 ge "a r. have the most terrible pain
menoh hack. One day an old friend 0
N 10y M r. T. Cook of the firm OF Cur
m'ie,r COZ advised me to try Warner
s usto Cure. as he had been troubled tn
s same way way and i had effected cure 70 f.
b q sdses ss s sad an G ss. =
m mel man am sure no one ever had
w ,serse case Of kidney and liver troubl
,han ' had. Before this I was Away
against snan 5 proprietary medicines, but no
now, oh, no" ;...,t - Won
nocrl;ar WAYS sometimes; but the tru
Friend is the friend in need.
Avery Natural Death =" Did she die natur'
a.nstbSa Eyes, she died talking"
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-11-18

BRANDRETH's PILLS are the safest and
most effective remedy for indigestion, ir.
r ga'arity of the bowels, constipation
Siliousness, headache, dizz' ness, malaria
or any disease arising from an impure
etate of the blood. They have been in use
in this country for over fifty years, and
the thousands of unimpeachable testim)
mails from those who have used them, ant
their const antly increasing sale, is incon
trovertible evidence that they perform al
that is claimed for them.
BRANDRETH' PILLS are purely vegeta
Bile absolutely harmless and safe to taxi
at any time.
Sold in every drug and medicine store
either plain or sugar-coated.
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IGNORANCE or MrplcInr.


fhe surest Way 10 Eradfcsfe 0uackery.
Amnists and ''Infaiiibis- Remedies
The first step In education Ia a convic-
don OF our Ignorance. This Is especially
true In medicine So long as men had q
perfect faith in charms there wac no use
70 teach them hygiene. OF what use
was chemistry when alchemy was in
general favor2 A distinguished medical
writer said years ago that the only way
70 eradicate quackery permanently was
by teaching physiology and anatomy in
the schools. because quackery was not
founded on the shrewdnees Of its profes-
sors, but the ignorance Of its victims.
Yet Il Is surprising how much Of that
old time ignorance which made witch
craft possible and profitable yet ex-
ists- DR.. Fordyce Barker. while at
tending Mr. ConkIing. was constantly
annoyed by worthy people who wanted
him TO Try some ridiculous nostrum on
his distinguished patient They were Of
exactly the same class Al chat very re-
spectacle gentleman who carries about q
small potato or an onion IN his pocket to
ward of rheumatism He does not BE-
heve In signs. nor omens, nor iems; hui
how does he differ from the poor darky
/ who carries about rabbit foot II hif
pocket to shield him from the evil eyei
He smiles deprecatingiy. but carries thu
| potato and assures you confidentially
that, however It may be. In his particu
iaI case has worked wonders In
miserable wretch who Killed an NOR
tensive Cninaman the other DAY "fol
nun. was more anxious TO keep an anu
set ne mad IN ms pocket than ms liberty
ana ne reasoned about as well as tbs
man who carries q potato In his pocket
put not q particle OF the knowledge o.
the laws OF life and health In his head
The pubic discussion OF the aftiiction'
Of Garfield, Grant, Conkling and Kaiser
frederick have done much good by I'm
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,,.n.od the sxull and cross bones, their ensign,
ssnaantlv At the masthead. Your modern pirate,
et o he high seas, but upon the high reputa-
non Of standard remedies, skulks under various
u 1,a II His hole and corner traffic has never
a's sny degree affected Hostetter's Stomach T.
tors aIthough that standard invigoTa1t and cor
rectiye has long been ne shining marx at which
. nlS comnosed OF fiery unrecti6ed stimulants
VI .eI an Infusion, or extract possibly. OF some
tonic bark still sometimes recommended 4 e.
e. Inbred to those OF Americas chosen family
m,edicipe. These perish speedily while the grea
subduer and preventive OF disease pursues II
successful career, overcoming maiaria, aysp YEP
and and rheumatic ailments, not only on this, but
on many continents.
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remperagee in Madagascar.

Temperance is a native virtue OF the
Madagascans. who drink water almost
exclusively. and drunkenness is compar-
atiyely novel feature, introduced manly n,
by the civilizing nations who visit tne
seaports. A distillation called toaka is
son,etimes used as a great luxury, but IN
tbe CITY of Tananarivoo prohibition OF
tbe sale Of ardent spirits is legally en-
e.,ond -Denlnrest's Monthly.
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Professor Tyndal has shown that at
mospheric germs do not pass through a
iaver of cotton wool, and the discovery
has been applied to keep preserved fruit
by covering the jar holding it with cot
ton batting. The germs of putrefaction
in the fruit are said to be rendered harm
less bv cooking, and the cotton batting
keeps ont those of the air.-Public Opin-
To-.
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It was Ben Johnson, we be-

1t was Ben Johnson, we be-
lieve, who, when asked NAL
locks question, Is life worth
living ?" replied {" That de-
ponds on the hvey." And Ben
Johnson doubtless saw the
double point to the pun.
The liver active quick
life rosy, everything bright,
mountains of trouble melt like
mountains of snow.
The liver sluggish life dull,
everything blue, molehills of
worry rise into mountains of
anxiety, and as a result sick
headache, dizziness, constipa-
ton.
Two ways are open. Cure
permanently, or relieve tenn.
porarily. Take pill and sui
Ter, or take a pill and get well
Shock the system by an over
dose, or coax it by a mild
pleasant way.
DIR. Pierce's Pleasant Pellet
are the mild means. The,
work effectively, without pair
and leave the system strong
One, little, sugar coated pc
let is enough, although
whole vial costs but IS cents
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-11-18

Saws an imaginative statistician; III
Toxas were a circular lake and France a
circular island, the island could oe
anchored centrally in the lake OUT Oh
sight of land twenty-five miles from i any
,siint on the encircling shore. '-Cmcaso
Herald.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-11-18

Robinson-Jackson, hear that Brown
called YOU liar last night.
Jackson ,bitterlyl-Yes, he called me mar
Rohinson-And didn't you resent IT.
Jackson (warmlyl-Resent III You oee
did told him that was simply matter o. ~
opinion and not of fact No man &c can eau
me a liar and get away with it.-Lie'
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A gentleman living at Buckingham u
Court House. Va. preserves as highiy
nrized relic OF Stonewall jackson a si I'
HAT was cut from the Confederate ieau u,
sr's coat by his surgeons when ne WIS
shot, New York World.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-11-18

First cub I.ounger-After all, Mackenzie
II Tho German doctors are agI ed on inc
49, Sa.and Club Lounger-W What IS thatf
| syyhy. that the late emperor is dead -
New York Tribune.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-11-18

If YOU wi h to do the easiest and quick
est weeks washing you ever did, try Dob
bins Electric Soap next wash day. Follow
the directions. Ask your grocer for 1t
Been on the market twenty-four year.
Take no other.
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swallowed a Birds Head.

Mrs. r. A. Weston, of Alamenda'
Cal, had narrow escape from susfo
cation. She was playing with a pet
canary and pushed the birds head INTO
her mouth just then she grew hys'
terical and shut her teeth together, SO
as to strangle the bird, Her daughter
pulled the canary aud severed its head
which got into Mrs. Weston's gulier
She was black in the face when the
obstruction was removed. = Toronto
Globe -
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We Offer 500 reward for any case OF 6atarrh
that cannot be cured by taking Halls Catarrh
Cure F. CHENEY & CO., Proprietors,
Toledo, o.
We, the undersigned. have known F. Cheney
for the last fifteen years, and believe him per
fectly honorable In a business transactions and
financially able to carry ont any obligations
made by their firm. WEST d TRuAA,
Wholesale Druggists, Tol do, D.
WALDING, KlNNAN 4 MARVIN,
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, Q.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken in ernally, acting
directly upon the blood aud mucous surfaces o
the system. Price, as cents per bottle. Sold by
all druggists.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-11-18

"Bro,cn's Bronchial Troches" are wide
" known as an admi able remedy fol
bronchitis, hoarseness, coughs and throat
troubles. Sold only in bores.
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Ne positively cure rupture and Al rectal dir
eAeeA r5thoEt pain o. detention ilom business
dress for pamphlets pre. Po11erdeI6 \ Laser ~
unrket street. San Fznncitc0
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When a man talks of good criticism
he means that which he gives never that which
he receives.
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How,s THIS ?

We live in haste we have eternity for repent
ance
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We call fhe attention 81 those snilering Win
dropsy 10 The fe1f propoaition Of Dr. n r. 01efn
4 sons in their adverftsem<nt o. 04[e pnG1 Iry
them; II costs you nothing % 40 70. y
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Beware of limitations of the celebrated Seal OF
North Carolina Plug Cut Tobacco.
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New fall bonnets are beautiful, and the
churches are full of temptation
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One cannot imagine how much cleverness Il
necessary not to be ridiculous.
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SAFE AND EFFECTIVE.

Congregations with new pastors are like wild
ows with new husbands.
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The average Mexican laborer supports
his family on ten cents per dlem, m'es'eu
in corn and beans. ..-,.-,
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WINTER IS COMING.

Send to Smiths for your winter outfit
They have the biggest sto k OF understanding
They have the best boots aud shoes. They have
the greatest variety ,1f dry goods They have
family groceries of all kinds They have dried
fruit Of the new crop. They have canned goods
al wholesale prices They have warm mitfens
and gloves they have blankets from Il % up
They have comforts from 30 cents each 70 W
They have overalls of every size. They pay spe.
particulars and copy Of Home Circle tfree)
Smithss Cash store. AIS Front street,
San franciso, Cal.
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Mild gentle, soothing and
nneallng is DR.. Sage's Catarrh
kemedy. Only so cents.
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TIUMoEa 6FTHZ BLOOD. Sky &N81EALP,
4 II Whefher ftthipe, bufninf, H3ce6iu1. reo1f,
crueted, pimp1y, bso}th{ ~ eQPFz <q!5fcdt viii
or contagious, are 4r<>diIzs porHansul3s, go
nonitAlly and iufa1IlbIT tared b. f6t G <ffunk
8EnEDIEs, eoft15tlu< . EExfctE4, the gre18
rffer and beaufifer, aud cuIfecI4 E[1914xlI,
the ueN blood and Skin @qEj4 ~ "a <l1teof o.
huynor re1nedie when IL ~ ~ Ef(14 ard
Tie ou1g infs7lib1c blop1 ~ ~ q l. ~ and
26c; BesoIvenf ~ F91f I'd ~ E1tl 111E md
Chemical Corpo1xt1d3 4 61<3Is
w Fimries, black 5; e IN 81 nd 6IIy -
~ skin pfeFented rs EBz5ebex 6o4g, -
| - H4ckache Kidney S&z01 We2fueSs md
| II fh9gmStism rsli6sed a 6jse minnie " tle
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Mp N, U. No. sol-s. y. N, U. No. ASS
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THE BUCCANEERS or OLD

Very Natural Death =" Did she die . natur'
a.stbSa ayes, she died talking"
New-York tribune., 1890-07-15
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALINGS.


The wheat speculation yesterday did not exceed the
amount recorded of 3sO0000 bushels in options. but
on the narrow volume of trading prices fuctuated win
some variety, showing weakness and suength al'ei-
uately. Sellers inuenced by fine weather abroad
and heavy Indian shipments u the United h1ngoom
and the Continent Buyer, saw encouragement Ill
reported decrease of 1OI9554 bushels in the visible
supply OF wheat which now i 1s,37S,s2l bushels.
July opened 05 3D. fell to 80, and ended AT rdl
Of Is cent at 50 Is cents. August sold al ~ s@ S
ranged from "a 1-2o 05a 0i 35 cents 10 "a IL cents
December fell from o6 l4a90 9-l7 u 9oa - Ce"1.
ON the curb the market heavy Of Va < IoF
August "a 3-S for september, and % lo-l0a" 30 lot DC
ccHber. ,. o.i,r,. ,,.cro
IrIr o. - August Hi 90 september - >. october
a5 Novcu Der % | =, AMI December 80 10 cehts ,
The cA port demand for wheat continues on il,o'-
crate scale shipper, took nearly 10000 bushels ye9
tcriay. spot OI, however, ruled SHADE Io"er' III
The tms has arrived when the usual drouh' scare
,bnut corn T., worlcd7 The general report, from the
son, Interested in stock Exchange matters nau 'em y
grams alllying tho anxiety = mahlleaeu " t.to 80 80
mcnt recorded II 27l ..92 bushels. decrease Of 49,
IL bu,lcl, from week ago. This, ana the i, romv
iDn OF stock. I'm store. cXeUcd somewhat !
Strct. cash corn was l-2a34 cent higher. but the
clo,c wa, h,a.y. Exporters took 10000 bHsh1Is:
m I'M. carly trailing but the close was at frictl0hai
reaction due to adyiceo contradictory OF ue IcGf' "a
weather damage 10 the crop. me opnoS ciueu ~
follows: July - - August A q september 4' lo
and October A. 81 cents. ,,oo 80 ,rero,.,
stronger on tilc u'N4C'"' 'N'''' -
in the visible supply and decrease In the 9tocko IN
rorr cash lots were 1-.a34 cent higher but only
ono bushels were taken for shipment. Inc options
rc ahout T. cent with july delivery "a cent better
Final quotations were July 80 L. August - - anu
>rDtnmlcr :1:S - cents. ,r....
Lard was stronger on lighter receipts OF I4eS t, ~
,yere sale, OF 500 uercc> 10 rcnhtTe. Inc VPt1no
td W. folny,.. July s6 10 August 56 10, september
III 40 October ~ - and December ~ a., -. .
Tho receipt, II grain and lour reported ycSUelIa, "
New York. Philadelphia and IaumoS *yg g.c Ic ont
WIcat l9i.Oi1 bushels. corn 10 DuSnTn' -
70 ~ bushels. total grain 4h2O2i DusHel> NO. ii
~ - packages At Chicago, MI" auke" anu ~ .
tnr arrivals were: Wheat, l0"94O bushels cru ~
~ bushels: oats, 1911 bushels tota grail o'"
ar bushels. flour, 0,5lJ barrels
New-York tribune., 1890-07-15
1,rr srncK MARKErs-RY rELEGRAPA.

Uuraio July li.-Oattlc-Hcceips last - hours o-oO
hc,d total for thg, 1tUOi Tor same liac ~
w, Z $50. consigned through, 500 htau S-VV nu
t Sew York 45oJ head sale prices opeh'u steAu'
I'm business moderately active, oo'fd nIn anu @ @Hl,
rh,uged: choice shipping cattle ,3oOdI wv m S99G S99G
"a "a. mime 10 choice native shipping steers, NV
/ 800 H. 81 .O6cl 80; medium to gooh oApot AIT
SG0fi 400 n ~ t5aGi 80 fair 70 choice canning anu
h'trherne cattle LOCAL 800 n eid$i 20 medium 10
Dood do iOOdl 200 r. t3 10ds4 20 gOh 10 cho'r
and ai rradcs 600 O0O n =. jGsS Michigan steers,
si,k,rs aud feeders a TO choice 4St ~ - 90 lr 10
,nd natiy, rnlUng - 23Hf2 so; flr TO chGlce cove
"a hcif.rs @GF8 = medium to good %" TX O1"fL ~
mich COWS and sprngcrs. TljafJS; CaNrN % oU@Sf ~
SSr,n and Lambs Receipts last - hour, 0?NO mead
100: cons igncd through y 800. 5000 To WV YORK
: 800 on sale. narnct opened Win t'f demand ana
market Arm: closed easier sheep Cholee 10 extra
SS tOI4j jj medium good. - lOdSp 30 co1non 10
T,,d - iOct5 Iamb--Good to choice S6 SOC = -;
5i IN good SO 5Oaf6 - medium to fair - 4jdS5 -.
iors-Receips last "A hours lCjo head tots Tor week
t,, far II 500 for time last wctL 1880 con.
sicosd through 10 500. GO0o 20 N""-Nork ll-0O on
snIr. market opened with good demand and prices
SHADE higher closed firm and unchanged selected medium
"rhts selected heavy ends good 20 choice heavy and
selected YORK weights ~ Han; pig, ~ s5dS3 90
Gbicago July il-Cattc Receipts. 81 900 head ship.
mont. 500 market active. STEADY lower Reeves.
a. L0 - .rrrs jOdst 30; -tockcr- and feeders,
- iOGs3 80 cows bulls and mixed. IT 25dS3 10; Texas
cattle 81 75re3 HoG,-RcceIpts. - 600 head ship
m"nt. 500 market strong higher mixed 80 70ds3 90
Sheep- Receipts 6.4OO head shipments. 100 mprket
-low weak natives s3 2ids5 TO- Texans, - 25dS4 30
lambs +5dej Is "Thc Dro,crs Journal special cable
gram from London quotes moderate supplies OF cattle
from ali quarters demand steady prices Arm at l22c
per n for choice American steers.