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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-08-25
A SERVANT WORTH HAVING.
How She succeeded In Delaying - Dinner
uBtiI Bread Arrived.

From the Philadelphia Press
lady from Kansas, who was visiting
family on Walnut street, West Philadcl-
phia, "A week or more ago, told wonder
fully clever story of woman's wit
When my husband was candidate for
the state senate we lived on a farm two
miles from our nearest ncighbur, and four
miles from town. One day, just as we
were sitting down 10 dinner, u wagon
drove up containing four my husbands
political friends. They were influential,
and expected to dine with us. To my
horror the Irish maid who lived with us
informed me as we had all as
semblcd that there was just bread
enough for our own dinner, and there
was no Hour in the house for biscuits.
Here was terrible and unusual guam
diary. Four able-bodicd men and bread
enough for only two of them, Only a
woman with her husbands interest nt
stake can appreciate my feelings. !
called my oldest son out Of the room,
put him on horse, with bag over his
arm, and told him Ia ride at a gallop to
Mrs. BIS, our nearest neighbor. aud
borrow all the bread she had. explaining
my predicament. As Bob rode away my
servant Matte said. "Surc, ma'am, the
bread will be all gone intircly before the
lad reaches B--'s. but lave IL ill me. ;"
she added, with a grin. Don't worry
yer swatc sowl about IL; Wen have II
IL time.
went back To the dining room and my
heart dropped as saw that only four or
five slices Of bread were left ON the plate,
though there was an abundance of meat
and vegetables. Suddenly Mattie's head
was stuck In the door, and in a voice of
CONSERVATION. with terror written on her
face, she fairly yelled, "plaxe, nam, the
shtnblc's on fire."
la an instant the dining room was de-
serted. Our guests sprang to their feet,
and, headed 10y my husband, rushed from
| the room. sure enough there were
volumes of blush smoke pouring out of
the stabl" door and through the cracks in
the boards. There was "A frantic rush for
water buckets and "A well. aud long
chase out Ia the barn. But somehow
| Matte was there first with bucket of
water aud had the fire nearly cxtinguIshcd
! 10y the time the others arrived. IL took II
minutes Ia get order restored, and by that
time Bob had arrived with the bread
| Matte had started the fire in an old vine.
gar barrel with straw. IL was risky piece
of business, ] thought, until the sharU
wttcd girl told me that she had dampencd
the straw So that IL would make heavy
smoke and afterwards had covered th,
barrel with pieces of loose boards thor
oughly dampened.
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HE THEW THE JAP.
Quinn of California Won the Wrestling
Match at Helena Yesterday.

special 10 tue SandaTd,
HELENA, Aug. 2i.-The first profess
slonal wrestling match under the auspices
of the new Helena athletic club occurred
this afternoon at the park in the presence
Of l 30 people. Matsada Sorakichi, the
Jap, middleweight champion and Viii
liam II. Quinn, champion of the Pacific
coast came together for 500 a side and
the gate receipts in Graeco-Roman con-
test, best two out of three falls.
Both men were in fine condition,
Quinn weighing ls5 pounds and the Jap
l62. The betting was very lively with
Quinn slight favoritc. The contest did
not last long.
After the men came together, in the
first bout, Quinn got the strangle on the
Jap and so exhaused him before the hold
was released that he easily threw him by
a front half Nelson in three minutes.
The second bout ended in six minutes
in the Jap's favor. The men went down
to the canvas fronting each other, Quinn
with a neck hold on the Jap trying to
force him over. The Jap suddenly turned,
putting Qmnn's shoulders down with a
rolling lock.
The third bout was won 10y Quinn in
eight minutes. After hard work he finally
secured a far-over half-Nelson on the
Jap, who. making a flying bridge a. he
turned, Quinn brought down his weight
and forced Matsadn's shoulders TO the
ground, amid great excitement in the
audience. Quinn then stepped to the
front and challenged any man in the
world TO a Graeco-Roman contest for
s., 800 "A side.
Mr.. IciGler, the Jap's manager, imme-
diately challenged Quinn for catch.as-
catch-can, catch weights, for 500 side.
This was Immediately accepted.
The referees rulings were very fair,
though the Jap and Ieigler protested that
the Jap's shoulders were not down in
either fall.
The Jap and Schumacher Of Anaconda
meet at Butte on "Wednesday night
Quinn says he will challenge the winner
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" hat L. Age .

From the Chicago News.
In the American army aud navy retire
mcnt from active duty occurs at the ago
Of 40. This is the prime of life with many
men. The French law compels retire
ment from public service at from 60 To 6S
years ~ age.
Bismarck in Germany was forced TO re
tire at 10, and he declares he is yet too
young 10 do nothing. Sig, Crispi is one Of
the most important political forces in
Italy and he is quite 10, Gladstone Is 80
and has more vitality, more presence of
the future than many a younger man.
Mprr than that, age has lost for him none
Of his hopefulncss. With Americans long
before his age, much of hope and ambt-
ton aud faith Is lost. Age cannot be
@ united by years. IL is question of
specific vitality and Of rightful living and
feeling.
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Papa Getting In IA. work.

From the Pioneer Press,
"Ethclina, darling murtnurvd the en-
rapturcd young man, "this is the happicst
moment of my life. came here this even
ing, hoping yet fearing. could not put
il oil any longer. felt that must know
my fate. The suspense was killing me.
But now | swear It by this lovely head
resting So Couiidingly uu my shoulder, 10y
then ."
Nothing, Walter, nothing but papa.
He's "A lawyer, you know, but lac amuses
himself with all sprt- ~ queer fads. He's
pacticing ou MS with his Kodak. Go on,
Walter, dear. What were you about Ia
swear %"
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NORFOLK, Va, Aug. 2i.-The interest
ing seremony of christening the steam
ship and raising over her the United
States flag was performed at Newport
News. The steamship was the San
Benito. formerly the English ship Kim
berly. She stranded ON the Virginia
beach two years ago and was
purchased by e.. =. Huntington
aud completely rebuilt at the Newport
News shpyard. Huntington says II the
subsidy bill passes he proposes building
several slips to sail under the American
flag, To run between Hampton Roads aud
LIVERPOOL
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Another Tie In.

ALBANY. Aug, 2i.-A prominent leader
in the Central strike and an oiIicerof one
of the local assemblies, WHO'S in position
To know whereof lac speaks, tonight said
"a tie up in the yards Of the West Shore
and Fichburg roads at Rotterdam June
iion has been determined. The Fitcliburg
has been lending assistance 10 the Cen
sral between karners and Schenectady.
The road made remarkable progress ia
raising the blockade. which is almost an
event Of the past on that portion Of the
roadM
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ENtendIng Westward.

NEW YORK, Aug. PA ~. Paul dis
patch says: An official bulletin has been
issued by the brotherhood Of engineers
and traiumen aud the switchmen's mu-
tual aid association, embracing every
branch Of the train service in Minnesota.
the Dakotas and Washington, calling a
meeting for Sunday, August 81. The pre-
sumption is that the meeting is in connec-
ton with the eastern strike.
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strengthening PowdcrIy's Hands.

CINCINNATI. Aug. 2i.-Delegates from
forty-four assemblies of the Knights OF
Labor met here to-day and unanimously
passed resolutions endorsing Powderly's
action in the New York Central strike,
and saying the cause Of labor is safe in
his hands. A subscription paper was
started and II is expected Sl,0OO will be
forwarded To Powderly during the week.
Meetings will be held every night.
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oUIETUDE PREVAILS.
strikers Determined TO Win the Fight
Honorably at Any Cost.

NEW YORK, Aug .2i.-Usual quietude pre-
vailed around the Grand Central depot
to-day. yice-President Webb is Of the
opinion that the Terra Haute convention
will do little or nothing in support of the
action of the Knights of Labor, and that
the strike, IL there is one, will quickly he a
proven failure. Powderly and his col
leagues, Hays, Devlin and Wright, left
town tonight for Albany TO attend the
convention of District Assembly 2i6
tomorrow.
President Johnson of the assembly, in
commenting upon the situation, said :
"Unless the concessions demanded by the
strikers from the railroad managers are
acceded to. we expect tomorrow that a
general strike will be ordered. Fully
5000 men in the Vanderbilt system will
walk out and we know these men, switch.
men, fircmen and yardmeu, cannot be re-
placed under any circumstances.
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BosToS, Aug. A.-At largely attended
meeting of local assemblies of the
Knights of Labor, composed entirely Of
railroad men, the sentiment was de-
cidedly against the strike, although SYM
pathy was expressed for the strikers.
Vice President Davis Of the Steam Rail.
road Mems Protective union, says: mo
other organization on top Of earth has a
right to order our union to strike" His
organization takes in all classes Of men
who work on railways.
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ORDER OF BUSINESS.
Matters That win BE Considered In the
House and senate This Week.

House and senate This Week.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 2i.-The order Of
business for the remainder of the session,
arranged by the republican committee of
the senate, provides that consideration of
the tariff bill will be completed without
interruption, except by appropriation bills
and conference reports. There are two
conference reports expected to be pre-
sented during the week, one on the irri-
CATION survey provisions of the sundry
civil bill, and the other one the land grant
for the future bill. The programme for
lhe weeks proceedings in the house has
already been agreed upon as To part of
the time. and the rules of the committee
will probably provide for the disposition
Of the remainder.
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STABBED TO DEATH.
Brutal Deed of Two Italians In Colo
RADIO saloon.

DENVER, Col, Aug. I.-Thomas Kivel,
laborer, was instantly killed at a saloon
near Rocky Mountain lake late this after
noon. Kivel and two friends were drink
ing at the bar when two Italians attacked
them without apparent cause. One struck
him over the head with billiard cue
while the other stabbed him in the abdo-
men with a wicked looking kind of
knife, inilicting wound which must
have caused death instantly. The two
Italians were arrested but refuse To give
any reason for the crime.
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Tho Thnnderer,. warning.

LoSDoN, Aug. 2l.-Commcuting on the
effects of the American silver bill, the
Tipiss warns the silver interests TO hc In
readiness 10 meet "A real, though perhaps
distant danger Of the plethora Of silver
ia America, finding vent outside and fore
ing itself on the market at reduced price.
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Clearing nou,r E,chnnrr..

BosToS, Aug. 2i,-The total gross ex.
changes for the last week. as shown 10y
dispatches from the leading clearing
houses Of the United States aud Canada
are lila. S}i,2 ,2iG: an Increase of 9Ol per
cent. as compared with the corresponding
week of last year.
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Canada. Parliament to lie Dissolved.

OTTAWA, Aug. 2i.-It is learned from a
reliable source that Sir John Mcdonald
has decided to dissolve parliament very
shortly and appeal Ia the country for re-
election before Christmas. The senti-
ment in favor OF extending Canada's
commercial relation with the United
States is steadily growing.
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English sympathy

LoNDoS, Aug. 2l.-A meeting Of 5000
dock laborers was held to-day. Burns,
the ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. They passed
resolutions Of sympathy with the Amer.
can Knights Of Labor in their strike on
the New York Central. A resolution also
expressed hope for the success of the
Knights.
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NrIlnm rerer In nnllm,.

HALIFAX, Aug. 2i.-The British war
ship Buldard arrived here to-day from
jamaica with yellow fever on board.
There were nineteen cases on board al one
time, aud one Of the victims died nj Port
Royal.
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HELPING THE CENTRAL.
Other Railroads Must Cease Handling
Transfer Freight.

ALBANY, Aug. 2i.-The executive board
Of Assembly 2i6 held secret session to-
night. II was decided II the Delaware &
Hudson road persisted in handling any
transfer freight from the Central, gen
eral strike would be ordered and the same
action will be taken in reference 10 the
Boston, Albany q Fitchburg in case they
continued handling this transfer freight.
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Cholera On Shipl,oard.

DUWNN, Aug, a, There were eight
deaths on board Collie steamer which
has just arrived from Madras, The sani-
ury court declares the deaths resulted
from cholera, and that Natal isan infested
port.
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THE MoNARcHs PART.
Emperor william BIDS the Guar Good
By. aud Leaves Russia.

ht' hhh Leaves hu-r"
ST. PETERsBuRG, Aug. 2l-A farewell
banquet was given last evening at
Pctcrhof palace. The cEar, Emperor
William, Chancellor Won Cnprivi, Degiers
aud number 81 leading officers were
present. After the banquet the emperor
departed. lie was accompanied 10 the
bay 10y the czar who hadc him cordial
farewell. The emperor boarded the i'm.
porial yacht llohcnlollcrn, which put to
sea AZ dawn escorted by the German iron
clad prpul.
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CONFlScATE THE ROADS.


CHICAGO, Aug. 4.-At a,meetng Of the
council of the knights of Labor to-day a
committee was appointed 10 solicit funds
in aid Of the New York Central strikers.
A resolution was also unanimously
adopted demanding that the congress of
the United States Immediately authorize
and instruct the secretary Of war 10 seize
the said Vanderbilt system and operate
the same at the cost Of the said service
Tor the benefit aud pleasure of the public.
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NEW YORK, Aug. 2i.-At to-day's meet
ing Of the central labor union resolutions
were adopted denouncing the manage
ment of the New York Central, reciting
the course taken 10y Governor Seymour in
lS62 in a similar emergency and calling
upon congress Immediately To take pos
session and operate the entire Vanderbilt
system,
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LoNnnS. Aug. PA letter from Homo
lulu reports that Count Scschenyi has
been murdered by his servants In the
South Sea Islands.
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Phdlisiphm Times Il Is not a bit easier
for some people To borrow trouble than It
is Tor others 10 give u,
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IDEOPLE'S MARKET.
Barrett & Burnett,--
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL BUTCHERS.
THE ONLY
frst-class family market In the city. All Goods
Delivered Free OF Charge.
thop on First Street ANACONDA
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BUSINESS CARDS.
uENRy sURPRENANT,

Paper Hanging and Frescoeing
Done In the best style of the art.
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

|E r. CHRIsMAN, ID. D.s.
buice. First Street Between Main and Oak,
| Anaconda, Montana.
fEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN
by n new process. All classes Of Dental Work
| axecuted In first class manner. Artificial
Teeth Without Plates.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-05-30
Rripf Mention.


l.. +. Stark, Anthony, was on the market
with car OF mixed stock.
VI. f. Cation sent in car of hogs from
Florence.
B. r. Royse came in from Mt. Hope
with car of hogs and cattle.
w T Bulkley, Rose Hill, had car of
hogs on the market.
T. J. Mclaughlin sent in car of hogs
from Norwich.
Nichols Bros, Rochester, marketed car
of hogs.
M. Horton had car of hogs on the
market.
H Mills, Newton, sent in a car of hogs.
Norris & Gard, Furley, were on the
market with a car of cattle and hogs.
A. S. Adams, Aulne, had a car of hogs
on the late market
P. A. Cation came in from Peabody with
a car of good hogs.
Knox Bros sent in a car of hogs.
John T. Prather formerly of Anthony,
has gone into the commission business at
the yards and has opened an office at the
Exchange.
Jack Sharp the yard master, came very
near being gored by a vicious cow which
he was trying to drive from one of the
pens. As it was be got off with his clothes
badly rent in places. Had Jack been less
used to being around cattle he would have
been seriously hurt He says $4,000
would be no temptation to go through the
performance again.
c. T Barton, Hesston, came in with
car Of hogs.
d. B Jones, Mound Ridge, was on the
market with q car of hogs.
Seven car loads arrived about o'clock
and will not be so Id until tomorrow. Sew
eral cars reported to arrive still later.
From the Trade Bulletin.
The importation of American potatoes
Into Spain Is prohibited, and pork and
lard are subject TO government inspec-
ton.
lard into AuStria-Hungary has been pro
hibited since March 10, 1881, and the sale
of canned meat products was prohibited
In Hungary in 1884.
The importation of pork from this coun-
try into France has been prohibited since
February Is, 1881, and lard Is subjected 10
inspection.
The importation of American pork into
Germany has been prohibited since Janu-
AIRY s. 1880. and potasoes since 1915.
The importation of American pork into
Italy has been prohibited since February
20. 1879.
The importation of American pork into
the Ottoman Empire has been prohibited
since 1854
According to a statement ofthe secretary
of state. Austia- Hungary. Belgium.
France. Germany. Turkey, Italy, Portugal,
Spain. Switzerland, Sweden, Argentine
Republic. Brazil. Canada and Mexico i'm
pose duty on American breadstutfs and
provisions
The exports of hog products from the
four Atlantic ports during the past week
were l9270.0O0 pounds. against $685. 600
pounds for the corresponding week in 1889.
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Wichita Provision Market.
WICHITA. Kan. May %.


The provision market was active and prices ruled
about steady on most Of the articles Advlces from
eastern markets indicated quiet and easy feeling
in that quarter. Orders from foreign markets are
smaller than for some time.
SUGAR CURED BfEATS-Canvass or plain hams,
20 lbs and up 969i1lc hams lSS2}lbs l119c. hams me-
diTm and 70l4Gl2c. small size lO@R lbs II
a121c California picnic hams TIC, breakfast BAG
tful width strips S&lOc, dried beef ham extra
dry &C smoked beef tongues per doz. s. CO. cottage
boneles hams SIC New York shoulders GG64c Cali
fornia bacon 6l4c Tennessee bacon G4c rolled shoul-
CerS homeless SC.
SIDE MEATS-Short clear sides packed dry salt,
IS Sga6 Is per 100 lbs clear tches Gc English bel
lies tsc long clear sides So 655 50 shoulders 44@54
clear backs S. S06 p per 100 lbs long clear bacon
backs Sc 1926 70, bacon fitcheS 50 jOS7 2. bacon
shoulders SD.
SAUSAGE-Fresh pork sausage No 51fs61Ec. fresh
pork sausage (eItras) &c, Vienna and and Frnk-.
furt lOc. head cheese &c, bolOgnas rounds 41995c,
bOlognas middles 4%95c, nickles bologna 436G5c,
tongue sausage &C. liver sausage sc, blood pudding 5c,
LARD-Basis Tcs choice family 61Sc, bakers spe-
cal Gc, pure leaf &c, Whttakers Star 74c, Whitta-
ker's pastry G4c.
FRESH MEATS--BEEF-sid or whole carcasses
5GG14c. hind quarters 61Ia716c fore quarters safe
lOins SGlOc. PORK-Pork loinS &C, tender loins &c,
spare ribs sc, back bones &c.
PREPARED PICkLED GOODS-Pig's feet put in
halves and spiced Quarter bbs. 40 los % kits d
lbs. 15c Picked and spiced pigs tongue-Kitts. Is
lbs. 81 10. Tripe picked and spiced-Quarter bbls
40 lbs. 90 kits, Is lbs. 65c.
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PHOTOGRAPHERS.
Keep This for Future Reference.

The Fort Scott. Wichita & Western rail
way Missouri Pacific Route" is the only
line running solid trains through from
Wichita to Kansas City and st. Louis
Leaving Wichita at 9:f5 p. m. you arrive at
Kansas city next morning at Z O'Clock
Pullman palace sleeping and free reclin-
ing chair cars through to Kansas City and
St. Louis without change. Remember if
You go via the Fort Scott Route you are
not dependent on main line connections at
Junction Point, but you go right through
on solid trains. This is the only route
whose main line runs through Wichita
All trains are made up here and run
through solid to Kansas City to St Louis
1t is the shortest line by forty-eight miles
and two hours the quickest. Two trains
daily to St. Louis and all points east
Ticket Office 1877 North Main street. Depot
corner Second and Wichita streets.
L. +. BLECKLEY,
Passenger and Ticket Agent. 1877 North
Main street, Wichita, Kan.
II. c. TOWNSEND,
G.. z. & L. A, st. Louis, Mo.
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Wl1fltls ssS1Ble
FINANCE ANDCOMMERCE
WICHITA MARKETS.

Receiptg of live stock at the Union Stock
Yards for "a hours-1O3 CATTLE 1912
hogs, and about ten cars which arrived
TOO late for today's market and are not
included in above receipts. Private
kilograms nom Kansas City this after
noon quoted the market ''rotten" on
nearly all grades, and few cattle selling
at any price. Such reports affected
buyers on the market and they did not
take much stuff except at their own
figures. All classes of butcher grades
got a black eye. Thin, grassy cattle
very slow sale at any price. Hog re-
ceipts fair. Market ruled steady
throughout the day at yesterdays clos
ing price, 1910, although the Kansas
City market closed 2 1-2 cents lower.
Prices will probably be lower tomor-
row unless an advance is noted on
eastern markets in the morning.
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.
BY telegraph.

KANSAS CITY, No. May 2.-CATTLE-Receipt:
Steers s. BGS4 $; cows, 81 GoSS Is; stoekers and
feeders, So 2593 %. HOGS-Receipts, $500 ship
ments 200. Market 21Ec lower. All grades
s. 7OS3 ST. bulk 50 77119$ 50. SHEEP.Receipt:
1900; shipments 400 Market dull. Irregular
Good to choice muttons 81 5Og5 %; stockers and
feeders 81 50&4 co. lambs g. 1893 80.
ST. LOUIS. Mo, May 29.-CATTLE.-Receipt
DOe shipments $500. Market shade lower. steers
So 50S5 o. fair to good steers SO SO4 30; stockers
and feeders 81 9oG3 50; Texans and Indians S2 SOs
shade higher. Heavy So s5S3 IS: packing grades
50 1908 so. SHEEP-ReceiDts 1890 shipments 10y
Market strong. Fair 10 choice clipped, 81 UtGo ~
CHICAGO, Ill, May % CATTLE-Reeceipts
1900 shipments 400. Market steady. BeeveS
IS 75a4 50; steers. So SOS4 TO- stockers and feed.
ers 50 1903 So cows, bulls and mixed 81 StG5 2l
Texas steers 81 SOFA Is HOGS-Receipts, 20Jt
shipments 1000. Market strong. Mixed 50 500 o. %
light and heavy 50 S594 To- skips So SOS3 60 SHEbF
Receipts 5000 shipments 2000 Market strong,
Natives g T5a6 %; western corn fed a OOG4 10
Texans, s. 1898 80; lambs s. 2597 p.
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FFo-ae AID N1.a Earkes- fa-lazy.T KY p Harry
EII s-1 fg- -zs fgtgr@ = III - ~ stTll-LT 3
ts-s~f.rx. fed s-6 ale $40 Il C. Ia ~.
u-our.elgT AID 1ls-zl-ry sz-c--ocse-. asa