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Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-09-26
THE MEANING or succu
Any Thing Worth Striving for h D4s
ing of Our Best EnbrtG


The sentiment that there h
tlsy way to success in life isAFa
nicious as 1t is mistaken Nov II
then a man seems to be 50 excepia
ly helped by Providence that b nli
reckoned as IL outside the rule, hl
should be SO esteemed. and nauE
as the gauge by which 10 vi Il
hopes of others. The rule issaaasI
fixed one, that he who would b aH
ter, or even creditable eOmF1
in any department Of life g
base his expectation rpaa \
blessing that will rest npOa y
est and diligent effort l \
be intelligent, he must study "a
write. he must accept the neeslx
training. In no profession y Isas
place for him who refuses prepsnsa
and the rigorous, patient toll VIM
demands. There are parents xleN
gest to their children that they WV I
them some way of making LIVING
shall be easier than their own ~
ing thereby to do them kindness
their tenderness has usurped the "
of their Judgment and caused inea
give foolish counsel. 1t is the lsns
the iiligent that maketh rich I
field United Presbyterian.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-09-26
DANGEROUS BUSINESS.
Aeriis OF Cattle-Driving Over the South
American Mountains


on the topof the Cordillera we met with
aafoVe OF Argentine cattle, the first that
mad Yentured over this season Tho
droyers have had hard work. and manv
good OK leaves his bones on the road
proof of which we found in some slsela.
TONS we came across, picked clean nv the
condors which frequent the mountain
.ops' we perceived several of these
large birds lowering overhead, their i'm
mehse wings extended and motionless
drifting on that rarefied air as if thew
were suspended from the stars.
we had soon striking example of the
hangers OF the cattle-driving trade. An
animal near us loosened a. big round
stone, which went bounding down tba
steep mountain side, right among the
uroVe winch was winding its way mn
Inc missile singled out big black OK 40
its victim, and, with fearful crash
caught hlm full in the ribs and bnr1ed
MIN downward, racing in front of hin,
Till both stone and OK Law in,,,,,
aole at the bottom, scarcely discerpib1a
by us above. In spite of the eyidant
danger of similar occurrence. we could
not walt till the whole herd of ahont
seven hundred animals had reached tho
summit SO, dismounting, we went on
our way, hnding good footing in tho
loose , volcanic earth and stones, and in
thlrty minutes we had reached the vi
ley; Halfway down we passed some
broken trunks, which, with the mnla
that carried them, had fallen and rollad
over some two hundred feet till stor,,os
by protruding rock. The mnle bod
zine. Maga-
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HIS HUMBLE OPINION.

srd set my heart on raisin' John"
The worthy farmer said, A
With Just glance at little nat
That hung up in the she'd
sHe was so cunning and SO peart
And fonder OF his dad
always used to tell 'em So
Than any child had.
..He listened to each word spoke -
In such reverent way,
As il he really thought that
Had something wise to say; 4
And though might be rather harsh ~
TO Tom the scamp or Jim. ~
never was the least bit rough
AT any time to him.
al couldn't be. And once, when ToU
Had made me tearin' mad,
And went out toward the barn
To exercise the CAD,
The little fellow John ran up,
And clambered DER me SO,
All thoughts Of anger left my breast3
could not strike blow.
II pondered many Bible verse;
Those texts Of Holy Writ, !
And all around my little cbild'
Their meanings seemed to at;
And oft felt as Joseph must.
In olden Galilee.
As II the boy within my homo
Did not belong TO me.
III used 10 wonder how he learned
The many things he knew
About the mountains and the woods,
And all the flowers that grew;
And though ha went to deestrick schoUt
Along o. Tom and Jim,
twas plain enough 10 see we all
Were going to school with him.
II didn't sense II then The sun,
When close. will blind the eyes;
And often angels In our midst
We fall to recognize.
The Lord knows what Is best for Us.
As often I've allowed;
And had my boy been spared TO me,
might have been too proud"
Josephine Pollard, in N. Y. Ledger
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She Changed the Mama

Papa" said the young mother .,1,vo
her Imogen.n w WIZ eali
Papa was lost in thought for fa,
minutes; he did not like fha nan,e . rev rev
If he opposed it, his wife wonla 80 pus
own way lave ner
mats NICE" said he, presentlv
My first sweetheart was named Iu,y
gen. and she will take it as a com am1-
ment." compll-
we VIII call her Mary, after NV
mother" was the stern reply my
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A Child Born w,,n w..

tha a gentleman from Jonesboro VIVA =.
III ay capitol and told Mr.. Briscoe Of th =.
claims th commission, queer story. He
last VIII s,la1 IN Jonesboro baby was born
fonr wee" as winch has four legs and feet
vino. Sun" a,l with hands and a pair ~
von nss On Its shoulders. The aentIana :,
said O th. Tor the truth of the story ana
s su !; mat 1t is still alive, and wbsn aI ~
dinarv t was yelling as Justify as any or r.
''Aht--Atlanta Constitution wing
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'lnks-Ihat fellow Sillipate is III.
nu1 U lnexcnsabie fool ever saw.
you? ~" uoihg 70
Jinks-A few days ago some ono :,
s si.ea MIN to dinner at our BOARDING.
n nouse' Well sir that idiot just praised
every dish on the table, and comn,t
men,ed the landlady on her coohipa
w .nell sne raised our rates two dollars =
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-09-26

sx,.. - n3 E
STATS aAd saxxs.sIsss
1Fsas ssa Doms.s,. 4 ii.
kiGafod gowns 81 m
ma cashmafe for e,s,... NIX
prstty made with / MT. !. ~ 4 E
ana : draped short 49,. III Il,
sois plain silk Of cors'.s J,
make . shall ruehis< Il
men, Guns and shoulds.. -
an effort viii 81 IT..
solofs IN tho saddis y
resorts. Tlssre il al q
oia rosa and ALMOND. sAll
Jockey caps to match Al. (,
invisible green and ds.S II y
Ing made % order ID ths !.
shops- ~
Lace ts gradually crs...
again, and the new h1.Fs
snow large patterns NM
=. % outline Of cord, FAM. 4
ms cloudy stuff ii ii ~
iars, jackets and shn,ls
s,ruies' nem facinas. ~ 4.
2. manties generally lsS. ~
snouiaers'
ny al odds the swa.... s
miiiinery Is y fancy N y!
trimmed with gold Mn,
clusters OF real ripe ch.,...' 4
races, whers the amenitis.
Ways rigidiy enforced. mn ~ +
lor me cavalier attendant 4 I;
we tempting OK heartA w i
heason has sons sNsv ~. !. e
1or y is the best form /.
gloves ana long shoea NV
nave nsd their day, The rrISss,.
makes respiration an asss ,,ss'
sne corses-lanes were loosspsd L
Even mats have been liebh,.i
Du.ternies are able ID ~ u M
MAKE an apple, goosebar, &
DarD sauce favored with cir.,n.
meg orangepeel and whIJs \. 4
INTO the dish as many old /. N 4
% there are guests. Cover IN M
allow the bread to swell m h!
serving dust each portion M 4
90 sugar. Whipped cream ~
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-09-26

4h among the numerous attachments :,
the, the chatelaine the very latest Is s OF
been i Joy uoA. IL Is supposed that this hay
man man Invented Nv to give the average yon mas
o Stan an opportunity to saw that s0u ing
ia saoa s rs null of airs" or that there T.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-09-26

A u L j r n :
KIN s won Id
hav o be Q n o
happy man but
for a single cir
C II m s : a II c o.
The circu m :
stance was the
perverse deter
mination OF his
hal r to tnrn
gray. when he
would decidedly
have preferred
to have Ii re-
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-09-26

Those who go for rest 70 ~, ,''Ils
ionable summer resorts arr rl.tH
slumber not only by the piano I'll, III II
OF the amateur, but by the ma I'D u
the girl violinist. the girl coea .s. IA
fute player and the girl wisa ~ - ,ura
Bits OF broken tunes float QUIZ A ae
cradle doors and windows us;4
never was such q summer ~
variety.
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Have you got all your trappings for
the fishing excursion?" asked his wife.
Eyes, guess So The lines. the basket.
the bait-yesr'
Il knew you'd forget it, " she remarked
earnestly. THE most necessary thing for
the trip. Herel"
And she handed him small can of
concentrated I've. Philadelphia Times.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-09-26

tra Jan,ei Sadden, clerk in, the comp
; saoler $ ofhce, has been suffering the most
intense pain in his head for nearlv =
n mosa II struck him on Wednesday
h;s ana at intervals he jumped abont
sn s ION IKE crazy man. At night he
1neted terribly, and a physician who
wa; called after thorough exam;na
a aion, thought he detected an unusual
nolse near the drum of the ear He a.
tbraa 90 al instrument, and after about
g s minutes work brought to light q
s sna ugly looking spider. The inset
t ,,'a eiawied into the mans ear while in
i; S'e 81, market house on Tuesday. Gladden.
40 al right now.-Baltimore SIM oA
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-09-26
THE RUSSIAN ARMY.
1t Has Been Defeated Very Freouentlx
Rut Never Routed.

it Has Been Defeated Very Freuuentlx
But Never Routed.
1t is curious fact in connection with
the Russian army that while it has often
met defeat, 1t was never routed; though
beaten and driven from the field. il
never became panic-stricken mob.
This conference under defeat was due tn
its splendid discipline and rigid obe.
dience to orders, which were paramount
to all other considera lions. A Russian
force was moving to the attack of a
position that was impregnable. A SUI
perior officer asked the commander
where he was going. ITO attack the
position in front" he answered. "Bnt
1t is folly-madness. 'Iknow IL bntI
nave my orders" ''Oh, you have orders.
move on, then!" the officer eoollv s.;a
This incident takes a good daa1 :,
what has always been regarded as ex-
aggeratlon out of the story that ia told
VI Russian army surgeon ON his nro-
fesslonal round. On entering wara
the officer in charge gives the Command
At1entlonF' when each inmate at once
taxes the position of a soldier
Tongues Quit" is the next ordar 81,
lowed by the instant projection of that
member The surgeon, accompanied INV
a. attendant, then proceeds along ths
iihe' examining each tongue and giving
uirectlons as to treatment. When the
ihspectlon is over and the medical ofi-
GER takes his departure the commana
Tongues I'M" releases the man frana
sna .. unpleasant and ludicrous position,
ana in place, restr' allows the man
10 resume their cots. And yet military
wiitefs admit that the soldier wbo
INNS always gets away with the hn.
9,a machine in battle.-Cincinnati
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BILE dea Increasing and apparently incpra.
, Sae ueainess of the princess Of Wall I Ira
the royal family. annoyance to
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-09-26
A a. o,iern Herf.nias-

cholly-The doctah says must go in
for some violent exercise.
Chappy- What are you going to do
Indian clubs?
Cholly-No;I think I'll carry heavier
cane, don't you know.-Light
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-09-26

ne marriage ceremony practiced
~ w 'ne people OF Borneo is very short
anu simple. Bride and groom arc
Drought out before the assembled triho
with great solemnity, and seated aiae
W sac A betel-nut is then cut in two
" 'he medlclne-woman of the tribe and
one half is given to the bride and ~ az
o oSns'i nai' 70 the groom. They begin tn
one" me nut; and the old woman 80
some some sort OF incarnation, knocks tbe eI.
neaas together, and they are dac,asns
man and wife. ueciarea
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-09-26

An Interesting Tale of love and
Hair Dye.
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--Qulte surprise came 70 os nj 4
of Madison, Fla. He founa vi y, N
keys nest, and in it were se'o III
He took them out, and as no wa '.,rsI
go home for several hours 10 VI
them in his coat and laid al s,sis
bank of creek whore he was - /
He was surprised shortly a''1. ss
hear the chirp of young lula ss
Investigated. and found thai 0ns soaa +
eggs had given forth turkey I, tsy
other followed, and so on aa n'ss, n
quite a brood in his coat =. ~ S,et
carried home, but all soon al"'
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-09-26
The Sultan's Treasures.

In letter from Bucharest, Colonel A.
Loudon Snowden, United States Minis.
Ter to Greece, Servia and Roumania
gives the following account of an er.
perlence in the far East: "on nv wav
t eere l stopped over in Constantinople
i iot rev days visiting the objects of
interest IN that remarkable city. The
Sultan designated an aide-de-camn Nh
conducted us to such places of esnecia1
interest as the general visitor is not o~-
pected or permitted to see. The treas.
ure house OF the Sultan, which contains
1ne aeeumulations of centuries. is SIM
ply lndescribable. Here are stored d;a.
monds, emeralds, pearls and other rro-
cious stones, such as exist in no other
place In the world, and in quantities he.
. so on" eai ~, as to value. The pal
aces on the Bosphorus are marvels .,
beauty and splendor. "-Ph:Iadelnbia
Record. ipnia
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their AIethada Are DIffsrsat

There is an odd difference R'ss
the methods of detectives and q ~
men. The latter often make 'ns y.
take in arresting the innocens Ny /
mer has peremptory way o. oiu' h.
about suspicious characters wn0l :.
would hesitate TO arrest @' u
latter method admirably illusRaNs
Second avenue, within block " Y
the fashionable residence dlslflcA 4
other day, when tall, grizzlea.' ~ Il
man in citizens dress actually NJ
before him, with curses and 'ai''.
brace of well-dressed, loafefisn Al, N.
fellows, who seemed to be doing nsrs
in particular. Once when they =.
stand he drew back as II to sttlAe n
them with his fist, and be DID h0' l, +
his vigilance until they weis y
sight. He was detective anu = #
spotted these two as bent upsa a !.
ckisf. Only a block away ? w. .s.s
liceman in blue stood upon 'ne Il II
placidly toying with his claO' ~ Az
fully regardless Of his brosnss :
energetic conduct !. SlaH
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New-York tribune., 1890-01-01
crXrpAT. MARKET REPORTS.

BUIIpING NATERIAL-1hc movement continues
but prices lhNe no no. c16 rbl6
- tCats I-pRiyer Hard 40 35dS6 30. Pale Bricks
e2 S05S4 Croton Dark and Red Sloa9G GROOM BFown
EoSendalc Cement. 81 l0a9l % per h5l; Amer.
ir,n PORTLAND . l50S- 20 IngL.h fortish9 - -'@
., Yo I.rwan Portland - 3jdS2 - Rpckand Common
ncr hbl and do finishing. 81 20 state Lime Soc
Jobn,i Limo 9Odo5c; Laths, - 80 Icr 1000; Godts
IIair ood26c per bGshei; Cattle Hair, l36l1c
CHICORY-Jobbnc sac, at the following prices Barry
or Bothers English Cnicory casks and barrels. 6'c
COCOA-Stocks in firm hands and CfernGs light De-
roand moderate. MaracabO. 22d-3r; Cauca lS4 1lSoc
Cara.as l5ea16Ac; Trinidad, l3@c; Bahia. l2e, and
Guayaquil 14dloc.
COOPEIAGE sToCK-No changes ard and very little
Heads. 81 75os3 10; Sueu shocks and Heads 3s.inch
81 s0as1 90 36.inch 81 1asl 50 Old shocks. and New
Heads Ss-inch 81 55dsl Co 36nch, 81 40Gsl As: Old
shocks without Heads. 81 10 Rum Shocks and HEADS
- so Hoops. Il feet. So 1881 II feet. S2GdS2S.
tOFrEk-l.o the spot had !tss demand to-day,
hOugh general feeling was cnc OF stc1Giness FAR
carg0es quoted l9osC NO 11c. Milo grades had Il
Oul ana without special
features. OpCpm- cables continued depressed Whicf,
points, while other months were only trlne lover
iIbis was floNtd reaction. stronger late
Hamburg sdviccs. and mai nsures were shaee better
on 81 oprcn~ HaYlc declined cdlL II; Hamoulg
CpeLed q pig. .ower but cos,d hrm at pig advance.
no auces quoted; Regular flst, SEQ; food second,
: 200; iNdangc urNs'e %; receipts, II 600 'aGs
ccaances Europe, 5000 bags, total stock POS 900
hals: market finn receipts, 1900 bags receipts
AT o July 10 December 30. lcS3 lllS 0OO bags; same
ue 1888 2,49l 600 bags time 1857 $4,000 bags
lccjpts az santos july to December 80 l>SJ l27l 900
bag. tine lSSS, l.ll5OO bags; same time lso!
$4,000 kCtteIdam cdblest',od ordinary Java,
5s@c market rrn ana adNancng from scarcity STOCK II
Netherlands. 21G-OO bags Total sales here to-day 10000
bags S follows
New-York tribune., 1890-01-01

Is ss5 % fs % ay "s Ss.d,5 rctc bushels S 5 9s .1 Rd
Sd ceSTanee, isso buSSs on the curb Msy sold up
to S'se closing & Cash GRADES ,5 5a GgiT ag
aen ,. cSP9r , sne ood I Sa,be. for m Tf aead
s:' s tneradSd Wnier Rcd '6 5asss 30 ed aaost
daGG S' s oo No. Hard spns M 5IG qSocd @ %o
Northern shcat 93c nominai No. . December. s5Ha
s5%c do February closing at soc Do March, closing 4,
Sc do AErii. closing at ss'.e DO Nay 50 ils4s9ts
July Sac, closing at 81 - Rl E.Dn and NOR or
Is, ss@a 9ST'9 ep.d %''S fg2'f1 5s2' s
= 9o9 bushels t%oC%eG si@te Ssc M ID Groted
BXELEY, NNLT1oaict snd no5oga; tyo.ro,'ce s,ate
6 tuF4cr m GrSed & ,odsy o on iF, 6lo e
insi ana 1aGg S1ngeS G i far GCerc O., m GO Snh
ii, taken Tor export part steamer mixed spNcia January
SgSda' .GSd Van January g" ana fcpSrg oS" dcncd oT'
S9s Sn ooo nS9 u.r F'a e ocd pd aaa
special. including rngaded Mixed and Wit. at %
S7sc elevator 1885, odeiyeFcd inelgene ;rec;ai
anost; No Jangary g., e39sc closing At Sa,,c ,o 90
Ee5uary e9'"g ,r AZ 40 I1S6 % onc
3o.c do July ioc; clo at 4oc; steamer Fcetuarv;
odsv on iary S. sC,vc dtmand Exrorter took 20 600
bushe Gops M LAD y mo9c S'nsl g, a" aG,nc
sales. 10000 hu-hel. futurc la2 0oo bushels spot IN
. Nivcd 2sr. ooc elevator 3oc delivered 80. Whit.
&C., 9$e eIey'o, & S2G Gr"S e SG wb,c E2 do so
243c 80 pecSnbcr 90 closing at 2os dc de-. Ja1nay
9s's cl%'hS at 2sc; do ,cqvaTy ~ do May
&c closing At 97-.c FEED Quoted 10 y G0cGjc
90 n $4,000; so n. G5d7oc 100 ~ 7jdsoc; Rye Feed
G5d70c.
HAY AND STRAW There :. steady mnrSe, 70, choice
oualitcs Of both hay and while common GRADES rule
dun and easy or full supplies. HAf-No ! choice SOn
Sc. no. . 6Od7Oc: Glover. mixed. i1dJOc shipping,
so Va ,5c STRAW-Lonc Rye, 1jGSOc; short Rye
35d4Cc; Oat and Wheat 3Od4ot.
HOPS-The market retains the strong tone noted attery
Gables continue ;m and Interior adNlces report heaY
state Of affairs Export inquiry Is iaf mainly 'or me
hotter grades state 1SS9. best l4rl5c medium r. aD
13i.c: con mon 1odlIc: state best 1855 ldl2c MEDIUM
ga lOc: do comIoon sac DO lss5 3aGc Pacific 99-t
1889 best l3o1fc: medium. - 0l2r common Sa"o :
choice 1855 1oc; common 20 prime do. 'dNc
HEMP AND JTTE--Thcro ha- been quiet market
for hemp and values nominal. Jutc butts onll'
cuctaton, are follows Manila hemn leal2 4c to ar.
rive; Ssal hemp. 9d9c butts Loo Tor paper lsc Tor
mixing and - f0r bag-ing a. alitv-
HIDES Freely offered former rates. Quoted
Ruono. AyreS selected 2O043 n. 13o Nout"Ndeo, 2o2
a22 = jc; Calforna. -Oo2j = lfc VI taInora' 100
n lie Central America 2oa2e r. IT, Huon9c AyFg,
a. i2idl3r; Corc> Montcyil"o and Elo 9 ande xp; 10
aia n az l1d1oc. Texas. 21a25 n. lOGl2ec; Wo,t.rn
il r. "a 0c; southern. q, hey fgn I2rl5 at GGSt GGSS
en- a. ticy Iun, 24o3o y - We SalnL Bneno, AyrcS
cow secctod 4Od5O =. Sc; Rio Grondr. 60" 4ieis W.
8; b 4 ana Il g.. oy and cow. 4oa5O =, H2c oeS o
orleans city 45ai7 r. 5adc; T'Nas ~ ana cow "o@oo
y 5LG6c. city slaughter on OoGeo ID ''tc' 49,.
ITATUTR-A steady market is ruling, Dut only neht
trading reported 30 this week
New-York tribune., 1890-01-01
An1eri.
,,a,ed beet soyst ss,d or scant TIC per NJ Ameri.

igoated beef SIC 3sd, or seant Tie per m Ameri'
can IN cattle selling 0dll 2c for ndiub 70 chol,S
cou-in go quarters in the steamer Inc queen W
Fasmals Company, and the last-atu ,eancf tsks one
4l2 cattle Tor u. Goldsmith The March e.ires 90
sheep Martinique. The Adriauc ana Cy OF CbieaSSo
2.7-O quarters OF beef Oh Wednesday and the
MiIGH COWS-Eeceipts. 55 head. Market badly d.
noiali1td buyer are ha>lng things their own way
A. low a, a.J mas been accepted Tor decent COWS ana
go an extreme figure for the tops. - ,,..
rather or. than haf Western Calves. that arrived
a,e There f. arm healthy feeling ali around ana yes
ttrday', prices folly sustained . - 100. s
Ordinary prime Veal, sOC ~ p"9-. anu Nv % ~.
.cttl HarleirS touched &c. 4 DGlOn OF h2ht NtsVtn
Cslv,. changed hands 90 41c. ,n
Country dressed Nee.s and very firm and while
prI .tock hardly -ae TO quote above l-c YET oul
cl,d u number Of carcas-es az &c ana MeF 'au
l. set them at shat prize WIN IRE arm Nair hu
IraH /. nun,Lrut city dir-d oii a. l0dl3 and even
hic.rr: aud dressed trl>>r.- and N"~t.rl7 at oaSs
Sllcs-lIunc Mullen. 80 We-i':A ealAcs TX ID aver
SiiEEP AND LANB>-R -elt- - carload, OF 5oo
he'd. all at O9t, 4d ti?eG' were ; iaaS - ,oH X but S
dit on sheep soid a. t@GS3 80 per 100 ~ SIry or
duary good - 75G$5 30 and ommon to eood LAMBS
o. 6TcSSSd Milton firmly hcld Sdloc' and Dressed
N,r~HJ r. Sadler a Co.. Kentucky Ewes 132 n.
a. ) 80 Western Sheep lied on wheat sieehhss'
% b. lIar1inston y STATE sheep. 80 - at IS; IS do
~ DuIcnIl,N Dewey ia Pcnu-AlNana sheep qoor, .;
- A. ~ - ~ PcnnsylNania Ewes So %, at 81 81 = ol
H0GS-Reccipt, l. carloads OF 237i head-ll carloads
at i0th-t and carloads at Jersey CITY None 'or SAFE
alive Nomnaly firm at s4aei - per 100 n.
country Dressed firm and higher than last week QUO,
iat3s are ss dC 10 GS % 5a5c for $50 70 20 n, aad
4Lais,c iOr 240 p and upward
New-York tribune., 1890-01-01
ANNUAL STATISTICS OF TIE LIVE STOCK
TRADE OF NEW YORK, 1889.

For the past five year, the cattle t,ad. q Now.Yor
City IA, been in stat o tr3n'!son 'u ad!a.tmeht 70
ree cSe Of Western dressed meat, and in part owing -
he pfogIe,svc spirit which compds .he employment Of
s N rtlods and more economical expenditure In order
~ The sharp comp Mhch chiacePzes Every
eI,,.t .1npee anninstion live stock traffic will
md put te to m h b ns mbcS a apprndd m & w h
report The ion dealers ~ some branches Of the
extent and h yad have had their revenues largely
docr'a''d saugnerris nav & ,coe 20 rg fora % ~ n s -,
rnd employment in those ndusrs which are the h Sut;
and catte eHlorted he pi & yal @ to oi fad WV
tercr j, great gain the direction Of health and cean
and handling Of cattle and beef IN the year 1852 Win
that n vogue ten yeS ago VIII ma mu'h H. ea & i ANNA,
h,| b1n fnlGed but the guaity Of the beeves (espe
ally those denomnlt,d ers,.fd has not been equal To
Quantity Of mn which e in many section' podacd
drouth ga, equally injurious - CLOWN ana
feature Despite number slaughtered by authority
tine Bureau of Animal Industry, there Is no scarcity
~. shipment = this market Of wcst"rn calves has
a..ty of good native sheep ard the .uppantng Of the
noticeable year. VIM" the farmer apsr.VE
.,oaaiI withri th u,c Of 50 much Immature raca,
Me in The ,hape Of la@S M s Ss op 5f Of a ha
and M ' bd g.P5 p,5 q oH 1872 9 dSdd % OF any fase Of
.p al interest bt price, have averaged nearly ~ P'
zoe lornt, over u an N G ~ ,, CAS- e17 head an
incra- over last year OF 36 head and tn argeIt
number received any. Other year sine s,3 OF mien e
Last year. Arrivals Of calves, 20 Sl9 hn o sn ~
from as year of $50 calves 3'ld- sheep anu
The Year Loses Win Slight upward tendeney in n,
price of cattle Hrm Is1ret FOR calves and hogs ene
To- bd ar ply rrunratye 70 fecdes. IT, Tbune extends