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, 1890-02-12
WHY NOT SHOW FIGURES,
The Facts as Viewed by an Unpreju-
diced Taxpayer.

To the Editor of The leader.
CHEYENNE, Feb. 1.-THE question OF
the secretary of the territory refusing to
appear before a committee appointed by
the council of the legislative assembly ia
inquire into his contract for the legislative
printing, or whether tAis committee had
any legal ri0ht to inquire, or whether the
secretary has or has not complied with the
law, or whether the contract which has
been made is the best that could have been
done, has brought out a good deal of dis
c%ussion, and the following suggests itself
to the mind OF an observer:
Why did the secretary refuse to
comebefore the committee? Was it be.
cause the committee could not show
their legal power to force him to do so, or
was it for other reasons? While they
may not have had the legal power to
make him come before them, they, as
representatives of the people of the terri
tory, should have the right to see that the
moneys appropriated by the United States
hONSlh IlOu " lit OCDCnl III THE DDODlt
of the territory, and to be paid out
Sn au agent \or secretary is proper
" expended, particularly when the mem
bers of the legislative assembly are
called upon to vote the noo.
nIo,s nonar Lo
~ "Ae w uencien'
cles-they certainly should have 8
right to enquire as to how the principal
was expended as In wbetbar the socra.
t,ry hos NOT oor rl;o1 u;.b / - -
VT" 'a"' 1 aH
no'a ia"Fer' anu can only lake the opln
Ion OF the committee, that he did not. l.
the contract which the secretary made the
hest thar could b,ve heon dono2
T. h. L,tar,a. 4. go am
III e''ei ~ .ue 'o"" neaueu facts
and Not fancies, he states thattbe print
ing winch ne has contracted for this year
Is DelnR zone aC q much less price thar
, 1890-02-12
wyom1ng,s Pet Name.

Being called upon by the compiler of q
gazetteer for the pet or nickname of Wyo-
ming, Mr.. Robert C.-Morris has
suggested the Equality State" as
a fitting cognomen. This is in recogni
ton of the political equality enjoyed here
now and since the creation of the territory
and contemplated by the constitution.
, 1890-02-12

Seeing the great necessity of having
another undertaking establishment in the
city where irst-class work and low prices
are so much needed, we have made ar
rangements with a thoroughly practical
undertaken, funeral director and em
balmer (of IL years experience at Kan.
sas City and Colorado Springs, TO take
charge of this department which shall
shortly be the finest equipped and best
managed in the city. Any one in want
of services will find that we shall give
entire satisfaction both in work and prices.
Alex. Turnbull 4 Co., Undertakers, Geo.
Fl. Willard, manager.
, 1890-02-12

John f. Coad is up from Fremont,
Neb.
A. Adamsky has returned from
Omaha.
Rev. D. L. RAIDER left for the North
yesterday.
s. b. futile has returned from Grand
Rapids Mich.
viii Reid of the Rawlins Journal is
visiting the capital.
, 1890-02-12
The Free Orgnn Recital.

Mr.. Fred Sellick will give another Of
his delightful free organ ~recitals at St.
Marks church this evening, commencing
at $50. Miss Nellie Dryer will be thu
vocalist. There are five numbers on the
programme.
, 1890-02-12

The cheapest place in Denver for
foundry work, such as pug mills, CRATE
bars, iron doors and frames, sewer GOV
ers, sash weights and general castings is
Clark,s foundry, 1890 Ninth street, Den
yer, Colo.
, 1890-02-12
Ex-Governor Baxter Home.

Hon. Geo. w. Baxter who has been at
Washington on behalf of Wyoming's
suit for statehood for a month arrived
home yesterday. He says the situation is
very hopeful.
, 1890-02-12
THE PUBLIC MONEY.
Mr.. Beck's Scheme for the Keep.
ing of Public Funds.
Let Responsible Banks Bid for the
Privilege.
Disposal of a Number of minor
Measures Yesterday.
Territorial Council.
BILLS


Mr.. McGill Introduced council file No.
80, concerning the establishment of road:
and highways and the appointment Of
viewers.
Mr.. Beck introduced council file No.
"a, providing for rules and regulations
TOR the leasing of school lands in the ter.
ritory. The rules defined by the bill are
identical with those framed by the board
composed Of the governor, auditor and
SUPERINTENDENT of public instruction. Mr..
Beck also introduced council file No. IS.
relating to the duties OF territorial treas
urers. The bill makes it the duty of the
territorial treasurer to advertise on the
first Tuesday in May of each year for pro-
posals from banks of deposit in the terri
tory for receiving and distressing public
moneys. The bank offering the highest
rate of interest shall be awarded the con-
tract, and shall give bonds in the sum of
800, 900 or further. as a board consisting
OF the governor, auditor and chief Justice
may determine.
BILLS PASSED.
The council passed the following bills:
House bill No. 10, which provides
methods of changing titles OF corporations
and increasing or diminishing their cap.
ital stock.
House bill No. Is. concerning attach
ments in civil actions in district courts.
Council file No. 20, amending the law
relating to the surrender by surety of a
defendant in vacation.
Council file No. 81, defining bailable
offenses under the laws of Wyoming.
Council file No. %, relating to the ad-
mittance of prisoners to bail.
, 1890-02-12

Parties wishing masquerade costumes
that have not been worn will do well to
call at Miss Morris rooms. 1917 Fergu-
son St, up stairs.
, 1890-02-12

DR.. Viets, l7l4 Ferguson street; dis
eases OF women and children a specially
Office hours, 9 a. IN. to IL, 2 to 5 aud I
to 9 D. n. Consultation free.
, 1890-02-12

UphOtsteriag and mai
tress making aCish u fHU
lime Of NphOtstering goods
at .ALeI. Tax3.nbuH s. Co.'s.
, 1890-02-12

Ina communication Governor Warren
informed the house that he had approved
the enrolled act which in effect allows
Laramie to have the mavor appoint the
city attorney instead of having that Of
fetal elected by a popular vote.
, 1890-02-12

cal Dept; Cheyenne, Hyo.
New-York tribune., 1890-03-28
ARMY AND NAVY INTELLIGENCE

Washington. March 2s.-Licuttnant. Colonel william NJ
Graham. l't Artillery has exchanged places with Lieu.
icant'olonc Richard Loloor 9TH Artillery; First Lieu.
tenant T. - Calhoun. lith Infantry, has been reported
unit for active service. and has received indefinite leave
II absence
Ihe following have been appointed cadets at the Mill
tary Academy W II. Paine. ma District. Conncctcut
William II. Conncl, NIh District. New York; q. L.
OK Newcastle. Del.
Lieutenant v l.. Cottman has been detached from the
training ship st. Mays. and ordered to continue on
special duty In connection with the Maritime Confer
chee' Ohief Engineer William =. Smith, from the Charles.
ton. aud placed waiting orders The orders of Lien,
tenant Commander William H. Webb 10 the Navy Yard
League Island and granting him four months leave Of
absence. have been revoked
New-York tribune., 1890-03-28
m copprcT FIRE JySC RANCE ABUSES

Representatives Of three prominent IRE Insurance COM
panies and agcncies doing business IN TINS city met on
Wednesday and preliminary steps to form an a-so-
.,.ton whose object be the correction OF present
ALLEGED abuses in local fire insurance methods Doh a.
regards rates and commissions. There Is strong sen
,.n, In favor "A "tsrG rates., although the
e.ent brokerage system f. regarded untlgat'd
c,il Some Of the lager American companies believe ia
anon coup1 1on as to rates. with fixed rules governing
commissions. Other companies want hA'd wrh rates anu
free commissions The date Of the next meeting Of the new
association has not yet been iAod upon
The Underwfi,crs' Association OF Ncw-Yorh State has
aaotod new standard for fire doors the principal features
t which are as follows The doors must be made OF two
ckncsscs Of ongucd and Pioovcd inchboards ana COW
cred on both sides and edges with sheets Of tin locked
togohcr as in a roof, the sheets being secured by
eats Of zinc the driving Of nails through the sheets VIII
ot lac ncrmitted DoOlWavs must have iron s- resting
M .oiid brick work Iachcs must De Of wrought iron.
lambs must be made OF anelcrOn oneourth OF an nch
in okncss AL fire doors must be Invariably closed at
night and all other times when the assage"ay u not In
New-York tribune., 1890-03-28
TWO MORE TANUANY MEN ~ TROUBLE.

Controller Myers "hed cout Yesterday on the cases o'
two clerks his department who were found to have Vo
the law by becoming interested ia contracts for street
surnkinc They Frank A. ODonn, asscs.ment clerk
In the Bureau and Edward Montague. record
49,, c,erk I'm the same bureau The hearing resulted III
shaving that had no interest IN the contract
which had been awarded to him. having signed the contract
~ ol,gc O'Douncl after the latter had put in bids In
,too.,cues name at DEPARTMENT Of Public Works.
Montague said that not aware that 1t was violation
Of the Consolidation act for an official or clerk IN the en-
ov NJ the City Government 70 become interested IN con
tract The Controller said that he did not doubt the truth
=, Monarues story and believed that he had nfFingcd
The law through ignorance lie therefore allowed him to
resign but lcrcmporil; dismissed O'Donnc The sprink
pc route was awarded the clerks under bid OF S'O
Both men belong 10 the Taumany ian organization
>,o,oyue to XIIIh Assembly District OF which cNAder
man lanes Barker leader and had been In the Arrears
pnreau for nine years. His salary was sl-oo year
o,Donncl Is a follower Of Eddie" IIacan In the XVIII
n,,ct Ills salary was 81 400 year and he had boon
in the Finance Department for over twelve years
Commissioner Cilroy said yesterday that there was no
reason 10 cancel sprI king contract as 1t was in the
interest the City.
New-York tribune., 1890-03-28
1--WE STOCK NARKTTS-BY TELEGRAPH

Buffalo. y. y. March 27.-Cattle-Rceepts last -
hour. head total FOR week thus far. 10 16O hesd
Ion a-t week. 1880 head consigned through.
$50 head. 81 head Newly ork TO head sale:
market quiet but prices steady sheep and lambs Re.
cepts last - hours 10 600 head total for thu,
20 500 head for sane time last week - 500 head:
toiS.nrd through. 55no head 1000 head to New-Nork
300 head sale; fair demand but AZ lower rates
choice extra sheep. r6 5dT6 90 medium 10 good 60.
- S0a~6 10 common good do @5d3j rs: good 20
choice lamb, - Ojd%7 35 fair to good do. 81 75dS7;
fair do $er6 O5. Receipts last - hours
h,nd. thus ~ 800 for
same time lat week 35siO head consigned through,
$50 head head % NrwNork $40 head sale
prices steady with fair demand light pigs and mixed
pigs. and cht N0rker. IN moderate demand medium,
md heavy - 40; mixed. ~ 40; Workers, 81 3odsa
other grades unchanged.
Chicago March 27-'"1hc Drovers' Journal' reports
Cattle Receipts. 1000 head shipments, 1000 head
Market stronger Reeves. - S50T5 steers. 50 5od
80. ~ockcr> and feeders ~ iouS3 90: COWS bulls
and mixed. ~ 60dS3 40; Texan corn fed steers s30
- -. Hogs Receipts 23OOo head shipments : 500
tcad. Market active. Sc lower Mixed and lght std
- %; heavy. Sidti 80 skps. ~ 5OdSI. Sheep-Ro
ccipts 10000 head shipments. 5000 head. Market
strong. Natives. - 5odS6 p; Western corn fed sS0
81, SO Texans, $ids5 lambs, - 25d+6 20.
New-York tribune., 1890-03-28
THE FUyERAL or MOysIGyOR D0YyELLY

Moos,enor Arthur j. Donnelly one Of the Oldest
o,e.ts In the Iomsn Catholic archdiocese Of New-fork
who died on Tuesday after brief Illness was buried
Yesterday in calvary Cemetery the funeral taxing pace
In ST. Mchael's Church. Thrty-seconds'' ana Nin'hNc
~ which ne was pastor for more than uhry
years The congregation included many priests ana
,yom,nent laymon aud was extremely large Inc oooy
yo nacea on cataalqe front Of the main altar ana
The greater portion the Interior q the chuTch was
drapcd In mourning.
AZ o'clock Preston. leading eighty priess
hec,u 70 sing the Office for the dead. Then Dishop
McNerney Of Albany asoendcd to the altar ana peah 'e
celcb,a,loo O. The solemn ponthca mass OF requiem
o was attended by Monsgnor John McFsrle as assistant
D,est the Rev j. A. Gleeson, Of ST. Raphaes Church a.
deacon the Rev. NJ A. Ou"''on' v'''''' '''V''
ard The Rev NJ. J.. Lavee, rector OF ST. Pa'roA =
Cathedral, master OF ceremonies The iuneia oauoh Oy
Bishop McQuaa, OF Rochester was glowing tit tu'e 70
the worth OF the dead priest Many lay societies wero
repre ened by delegations, among those present ons
Dr. j. Logan. Of the irish Historical Society I. "
rornes n tho Catholic Club Michael Gibn, OF the Irish
Home Rule Club and John J. Rogers Oh Ihe ffehus o'
ireland" Members OF the ST. Michsers Associ"ton ST.
Vincent de Paul Society and several other ORGANIZATIONS
ais attended.
New-York tribune., 1890-03-28
IHE STATE or TRADE.

Baltimore March 27.--5tton quiet; mdding ilsd
lrar Flour Inactive and unchanged. Nheat-Soutberp
1i - but nrm Fultz, oOGo6e lOngbeIry olde,ci 40
Ir: Steamer 30. > rel, sic; western steady; No
A.. ,t.s rcd SPOT March and April, 5i2Go3'sc; May,
e.i.. Iulr -iL,c Corn-AOuthern nrm white, 3Vd3Jc
Yellow sGa37c; Western hfmei miNeG spot ana Masch
a3j4c April 5o4c May 81 99o''' ,esmn, Sns, s,e
"a. ~ade southern and Penn-ylN anla, z1d5O2c Vest
r white. 2Ja3Oi.c; do mixed -'e-o@e S'1D H. o"s,
"a tIit. 5OQ Q3O.c Rye steaey at oJGO'c usy qnaes
prime to choice timothy, ~ Boa 10 floNsiYns g l,n
.ud unchanged Butter easier and uncnangrq. ,bss'
tiong at ll.c Petroleum stead refined .;-9c Oony' %
nn Rio caigOes fair goa d2o2c. sugar qu'e' ,Ge,
q 3. copper steady; refined, l2'sa l32c "hlsHeS
nm at ~ Il To- fregnts 70 Lhe;pos' e' CT ~,
t,adv. cotton zoe -four -0G22s; grain. 40 OoH sy
or.cf- 4-Q4- 81 Rrccpts-Iolr, 'OV' DDts ""Sss s
Ia 600 bush. com. IO7 900 bush, oats, yVOv Du.A J
ltOD bush Shpmcnts-FDur, AZ Dds MA So So
bush; coru $4,000 bush. Saes-"he"'' i'''' ''
Buiia.o March 27-Wheat-A lot Of 300 busn d 90
hard vas taken NcW-l0Ik az o---c ~ n' -. 10
it y2i.c. No Northern quiet 3-c asked 9s car io''
. Northern, Winter wheat qu,t anu 49,, Nch
Tod .js.c so red extra. s3sc; No. "aite '..n .na
Ian -i,c 80 extra white SIC on track Ooi s.c
.nd firm No > yellow, 3jLc; No. s ycllo"y o2t "2y.
80 yellow 81 tac No. 5. 3f9. d35e; No. y 80
Oat- quiet; so. white 2oci 40. "n,tte' e 20
mixed 26ac track. Barley quiet ana nr" ~ S,tr,
& inaGa 6id6Jc; 80. > canada - 9dCVc no, 5 eN.ra
III 800. Flour quiet and unchanged MliN'cu hIn 6nu
unchanged Rec'pt--Wheat, 4ooo nun No -Hnb
Bo-ton March 27.-fiour duh no -pecuatiys tssltns
ehat.AIl corn firm but quiet oats hrmi ,iln Usu.;
shorts quiet, but very nrm az the advance Lorh 'sr n
aud hams steady and IN fair demand Lei = az ~ "a
lflory 23ao5e latter price for finest 'heSe W!
lui,t. h.-t Northern, II 2c. I--, IA AouerS'
- yes,frn ijc. Eastern extras. l3.c Receipts lvt
fh. work Flour - ON bbi- and $1,000 sacks cofh'
chicago March 27.-Ihe i'adng futures ranged as ~
New-York tribune., 1890-03-28
4 JUSrICE TO COMPLAIN AGAINST a LAWYER.

August p Wagner, who asked by Judge NC
Adam last week 10 show cause Why he should not Dc
punished for contempt for alleged misconduct Ill I"
breach of promise case, is again in trouble. IL ap
pears that OF February last Anna schaible' OF No.
los Delaney St. caused the arrest OF her husoahu
David for abandonment. At the Essex Market 70
lice Csurt Justice held the husband fixing the
amount of bail at s2O5. iOndsman appeared 10
bail the husband and the clerks were busy at inc
time Mr. Wagner drew the bond himself. In doine
So he placed the OF bail on the BOND a. sl''
IL is said The sui, decided against the husband
Then Mr. Wagner obtained writ from Judge fat'eF-
SON. in the supreme Court on The ground tilat inc
amount Of bail was illegally high. judge Patterson
decided in his favor and discharged the husband IL
is alleged that in causing his clients release through
his own mistake Mr. Wagner has been guilty Oh
contempt OF court and Justice Klbrcth VIII report MS
conduct 10 the General Term OF the supreme COURT
with q view to having him cisbaricd
Mr. wagcncr appeared at the Essex Market romeo
Court Yesterday lie denied that he had obtained the
release Of his client the ground stated lie stu
that tie point he raised before Judge Patterson was
fhat tb. Clerk OF the Essex Market Police Court hdu
failed TO file the notice Of the conviction IN the 'onN
Cleri,,s Office jeremiah Hayes, the clerk INSISTED d1
he had Nlcd the notice. An adjournment was taken
rntil today t ave the lawyer an opportunity 10 pro,
ucc proof taat the record Of the CONVICTION hdd hO'
been filed.
New-York tribune., 1890-03-28
PLANS FOR NEW SrBVATS

Commissioners 'Gilroy and Engineer Kcarncy. of the
board Of Electrical Control held conference Yesterday at
the Public Works Department rccaidng The pIactlcabity
II opening street, for subway construction In con-
nccton with the putting down 81 pavencnt~. The
had been agreed al thr meeting 81 the
Board Of Electrical Control Wednesday. number ~
the representatives, Of the electric companies present
and said that they would to plan which would
enable them reach their customers. large number
Of applications for space filed. request for
Madson-aVc. conduit refused by Commissioner Gil
roy on ground that his position against rcolonne
newly paved streets well understood and would be ad
hercd without fear, favor affection. full list of the
accommodations agreed upon VIII be submitted 10 the Sub
way Board at It's meeting to-day.
New-York tribune., 1890-03-28
COURT cALExDAns FOR TO-DAY.

srrr.,n. court-G General nn-Reccss continued
s~iirc,n, iimlcis- Before Andrews. J-Motion
suli'i'.- .i ., IN called At IL o'clock.
>nnr.nr Court-Spocal 1crm-Part l-beiore Lawrence.
rerm-iart II-Bcfore BeachJ.
No 5ss2. .,,. p., : ,a,o,r,sd ,or tho torn,
SuIprcIe Gourt-ClIcult- llHcfore Patterson J.
cas-. On Malloy l. H. II co no esSadar ;,rda
supreme Is 5sa, l'Sss sao7 sos2 oy 2s s
.V,5' 2o-9 GO, 207l 2eoi, 1858, 3i29 SI59 2ot2.
s,prcn.c court Circrt-Part Before lngraham j.
Ada"sa .Gs 'e "ourt before Ransom sFor probate
wnl- Of h. NJ NJ: douvnle A. K; Hubbard Msoc' & MaG.
iioc,e and John \. Moore 10 a. ~ rtn'', M,hnrnIi'
Agatha ticec Christian Schweitlcr Mary H. BURNS -
",nl.,pe1s " s, a"nrt sIc,si Before O''orman; j.
ca.e On sIcfkc ~ Metropolitan Elevated X. H. Co
siperor Coutt-'iIal Tcgn,-Part before sedgwick'
G. Case on. O'Ncil agt d. d. H. b. d. H. H. w.
~ suprror Cour-Trlal Term Part Ii-Bcfore Freedman
lra.k egt SamueI, 10 caI,nats ,,s rrua.
Superior Court Trial JermIrsI' ,i Ils sl
fG,i itSd IA rs IsSs 'isj. iso2 aS 1850 1851
ommo" HdDournaG c Tor the tenn
Common Plea~-Trla Icrn-Part I-Before llschoi j.
o3Son ooo rrasTral Tcrn-Part IlAdoumed for the
''r' %'iry court-spccia Tcrm-Deiorc FtlslmOns. j.
Sis' ccurt-Tral Term Part Before McAda% G. j.
Short clauses Nos, 2C,0 2o' sly --i' -'''' -ioo
- nv Conrt-'frai rcrm-Iart lI-Brfore McGown j
No- 2Is3 .l5. 1906, 2li2. 22is. 22is. 2l44' 2lo''
~, ConrtDTria Term-Part III-Before Van wyck. J.
short clauses 29Ol. 2Oj1 2lis. 2200. 2275, 2301
ci,y C,,ri-,Tial rcim-Para " Special calendar.
and Dsrict.Atoney Bcdford-Nos. to % In
c, svc. ,
and Assistant DistrctAttorncy Parkcr-Nos to ), in
elusive - .
smyth and Assistant Disrct-Atorney Jerome-Nos To
Y. INCLUSIVE.
New-York tribune., 1890-03-28
EYCITEMENT AT A NEGRO FONEhAA'
THE DEAD MAN HAD MARRIED CONSIDERABLY
TWO WIVES VAIL OVER THE COFFIN

TWO WIVES VAIL OVER THE COfr1N'
r,ors WAS an unusual scene the Bridge Street African
,so,ha,s Fnscopal Church Brooklyn last SUNDAY Nei
,wo women each asserting that she was inc "iu"" "
rrovnsond Seymour Brewster came forward 70 os"o ~
,oon at the body OF their husband The oesd man Nd"
a., many wears waiter at Closes restaurant III juan
a. this citv and lived at No Prince Court bfoos
Ic was married nine months ago 10 Miss Sarah H. se'
,vho had lived with him since She says she ''''
bas any idea Of the existence OF another "iie u o
p,a.cher announced the fact and onered each Vi ''
v,dows such consolation as he could The woman WIZ
claimed precedence became hystercal in her ane'aon
.,d created great excitement The funeral hnals pro-
coded I'm an orderly however ana he OouS ""
buried at the cemetery Of the Evergreens.
Both Brewster and his latest wife were members Oh '
Bridge Street church, but the other woman VINO Hauo
such an outcry was unknown there. Inc pastor "''
pnv ( Rro,vn saws she showed him her marriage
and said she had heard from her husband
for long time until learned Of his death She j. no"
the i,nitor of Gat.lOuse somewhere in Nc"-hofH se
said. . .
brewster "cot religion" and joined the church about
xear aoo He then moved Brooklyn, saying he hso
lived n wild life and wanted TO get away from MS o'u
assoaiatons His latest wife she knew ne had Dureu
a wife in 1884 and he also had a daughter by "h.'e
woman but he was married to the latter' Inc
daughter who is now about fifteen years DID, was al 'ho
funeral Brewster soldier during the war anu was
about Fifty years old. lie died Of apopeAy'
New-York tribune., 1890-03-28
= ,,a.s s11 hnaslo. Extra Prime So 5OdslO..

Family Mess sl 5o@s2 Extra 1smes pG%s - cty Extra
RabFss'fS @da Ns.s H s.a SseS;ps
Il s5 ' 81 Fss 1ssss .oIa nES a.d ansha%sd
Qgod here sla 5oMad at the uIse w'' fS good demand
Sales 1000 & Pced Bellies 2 1 p sg ayesge sEosIJTs Si 20
boxes aoa Se1g snDsed DSii iIaHs. z H. oc Picked Bellies
quoted q &c bid for i s!esTe sgostd ald d.
p keG rfHi snouIdcrs SCI smoked DO MDpMtEsT M;s
Quiet and rather esISr S5ii5eG anS S" 57 Pc July
5: DEssb oGsA shade lover aqd pign in ssd Ecs
crate ootoHs were Very quiet today and price
lq.4 e Els Of s6s 10 asnd 'STs sa ES s5C es
ty steam IN Sf ,ed az asked sales $50
SG9e June 9caaI July eo7S 5o at. a. S?2G sP
oy 5s9Ser cGsad aSsd az & asked refined Continent quoted
South d 4%sTGa eS5acry haze moderate
5a Otherwise there + MY fg tG c EsfS' rsaS %lsn
wo noted @ e.srn e. al g19S,S ccacy fancy 5c prime
Ig 'a"s 1872 Gsa s:' 90 psa sosa lsa fSf
ise sta sta pay Welsh tubs fancy 2oo2c choice lGa
Se 6a2e we;g9 paW W.,era es0i Factory ncy 10
9 ,o, enGss GiT. 55%I7e5 5S fo od
@ tubs c,ls@ssS ismsSi 80 4al5c suS State Dairy %Ss
tsncy ss shOlcs GlSf aISiGs aSs sS''t tubs fancy
isa7s P roc chSes ssSe fS'l D's , SAT
Ss .ss5 e9: 'Sy sssy on
market m made iT,a Tsa' sI moderae eSpS IN
@ Factory a m9d nd f'ncs nc Ts.S chec
6 Common to good do part 1sm' ta2i
common SKINS 2dSc Oho dat saiohbc, obI, weak on t.
eaI arrivals, state and Pnnsylyania reshi Soc scgS
,n 3sGffc Southwestern, fresh 1iac; DUCK zo"'o''
Goose 81 a6Oc. 49,, -co ,o,,
,Ss y s 5c gH; qqiss6o 5aas sas'
test 56c Fair refining quoted 4sc nd ssasdy
Crushed ~ Cut Loaf ~ cgbes 5ge
Gs-c Granuated Che Mould "A, o-ioV "a 1G 80.
"Ab &c standard ..An 57sc on "A - ',iitcSS22ttc
White Extra &c" 5iaaj 9-l6c; Extra 'C,' o4dosc'
"Cn 5a5isc; Yellow, 4'sd4sc.
sTEARINEIn light demand and Choice western iar0
TAIIOW-Farly active and stronger. Prime clV
quoted a 42c sales, 10000 H. i'2c. ,. a..
Wool >trcme quiet chsracterizes the market Iof
ao,r'stir wools Prices however, undergo change,
and tb. situation may called steady Holders
.nar -uariugly.