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The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-03-01

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State ol Melignn coNnfy az Iron Pru.
h.sfs scairf for said .county Est@te sf ~ IA
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been appointed by the nudge cf pfob.e.e inr .4li
county commissioners nfi eiilfa. ll' d. nafie-
Ut 4.iA estfifr aud -'x Wnnfll> iruni fis Iiltny
oi Ia4unafs. a D ie.tN. having iPan allowed hy
said inder XII probate to eI persons huitiiua
fiaIuis ai.ilisai said estate in Wtrh Ga rrennt
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The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-03-01
The Universal Verdict ofThe People

Who have used Clarkc's Extract Of
Flax Papillonl skin cure award it the
first and highest place as u remedial
agent ia all cases 81 skin diseases. Fry
sipelas, ee.cma, pimplcs, unsightiy
blotches, humilintins oruptious, boils,
cHrbunrlcs, letter, etc, all yield to this
wonderful preparation at once Price
Sl.OO for a large bottle at Hooking :
pharmacy. Clarke's Flax soap is good
for the skin. Try IL. Price twenty-five
centH.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-03-01

Osborn, az the 500 News, EXPRESSES bis
opinion Tor proposition VA regard to
maugunting libel iand to help the
editors 81 tlc upler Peninsula, az help
s. needed anil just in ease 81 libel s'tit
4 n.ccnt occurrence al a threatened libel
suit at Iron Mountain gave vent 20 the
origin "a such which viii undoubtedly
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-03-01
ELECTION Notice.
STATE OF MIcHIGAN.

STATE or MICHIGAN,
Department Of Stu.e.
LANSING, February II 1890.
To the Sheriff ol The County "a Iron.
CRYSTAL FALLS MICHIGAN.
SIN: You are hereby notified that special
election D. 90 held iu thc Twenty hlth Judicial
Circuit OF this state On Monday. the seventh day
oi April. a. u. $3.50. Co elect circuit Judge 90
hi the vacancy caused hy he resignation ~
tiaudius y. Grant.
~ testimony whereof In We hcrenuto set my
hand aud affixed the great .eh az tnr state ~
Michlpan. nt Lansing the day mud yvar first
above ritten. g X osMNN
t. SECRETARY of state.
CRYSTAL FALLS. Iron County. Mich
February. To- 1890.
To- accordance with the foregoing uuticf, the
election therein specified VIII be- held in this
county. aud the township and other officers
whose duty 81 D. VII make the necessary arrnng'
inrnts therefor JuuN = Mel EkN.
sheriff ui Iron county
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-03-01
Sewing Girls Wanted.

Several good sewing girls can learn 81
steady employment at good wages, by
immediate application az this office.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-03-01

MEssRs. PEAsLEE x DOUGLAS will on
March ~, issue the first number OF the
Interstate News, at Ironwood, Mich.
success 70 the venture.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1890-08-15

A. G.. Jones shipped about four tons of
butter from his creamery to the Provi-
dence market this week. There were al
so several small shipments of dairy but
ter to Boston. Little Improvement in the
prices at the latter market is reported.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1890-08-15
DOM EsTiC.

Sixty miles of the roadbed of the San
tie Fe railway in Arizona have been wash
ed away by heavy rains.
John Boyle O'Reilly, the author, poet
and editor, died suddenly at his summer
residence in Hull Sunday morning.
Preparations are in progress at New
Y ork for the first national convention of
the single tax advocates in that city
Sept. |.
An emplOve of an electric light COM
pany in Washington received shock of
2000 volts through his hand Monday
night and recovered.
a party of fourteen Baltimoreans, who
were stopping at Il seaside resort in
Maryland, went in bathing on Thursday
and four of their number were drowned
by the undertow.
Full returns from the elections in Ok
lahoma territory show that the Repub-
licans will have majority on Joint bal
lot of the two houses of the first terri
toria Legislature.
! DR.. George F. Shrady. editor of the
Medical Record of New York city, ques-
tons the advsability of continuing the
use of electricity as a means for killing
condemned criminals. He predicts the
substitution of imprisonment for life of
murderers.
Sunol and Belle Hamln attempted at
Buffalo Friday to beat their records, but
did not succeed, owing to an unsatisfac.
tory track and strong head wind over
portion of the course. Hamlin went
in :l4t and Sunol in 2:ll4. This wa.
three-fOurths of second slower than
Sunol's Californian record.
The employees on the New York Cen
trail and Hudson River railway struck a
80 Friday evening, and not tram lef
New York city over that line after tina
hour. The road was more or less tie,
, up till Tuesday, when trains were again
running regularly. 1t was defeat 70
the Knights all around.
: The wife of jerome Sweet. upon who's
clothing last Wednesday her husban,
poured kerosene and then lighted il
died in the hospital at Providence, X. l.
f Monday. Sweet will be arraigned 70
! murder. Although she suffered excru
, ciating agony, Mrs. Sweet would not sa
: one word duplicating her husband in hi
l awful guilt. He has confessed.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1890-08-15
General l1eps.
MATTERS AT WASHINGTON

Alexander Clark of Iowa has been
nominated minister to Liberia.
The Senate is still engaged in the dis
cussion of the tariff bill. Not much
business is done In the House, owing to
the number of members absent.
The Senate has passed Senator Plumb's
concurrent resolution providing for the
transfer of Gen. Grants remains to
Washington. with Mrs. Grants consent
Opponents of the Louisiana lottery
living in that State memorabilia Con-
gress and the President to use their in
fluence in favor of constitutional
amendment prohibiting any State from
licensing any lottery OF gift prize.
Secretary Window has decided that
the bonded car system has been abused
by the Canadian Pacific railway, and he
will prohibit the sealing by the United
States consul at Vancouver of cars con-
tanning goods direct from China and
Japan. This, it is believed. will be Il
severe blow to the Canadian Pacific road.
The substance of the Senate substi-
tute tor the Lodge election bill is thus
stated by Senator Hoar: Whenever APP
pication is made to II judge of a circuit
court for the inspection OF the election
in any town or city of 10000 inhabitants
or upward, or of any county, town.
ship, parish or precinct, officers may be
appointed for that purpose, three in each
precinct, of whom not more than two
shall be of one political party. 1t is
made their duty to supervise, inspect and
witness the election, but the registration
and the election and the certiication of
the results thereof are, left in the hands OF
the local authorities. When inspection
is provided for whole congressional
district, however. there shall be three
State commissioners appointed by the
court, not more than two of whom shall
be of one political party, who shall is.
sue certificate of the election in that
district. The certificate thus made shall
be used by the clerk of the House in
making up his roll of members. Any
person who shall make under oath a
statement that he believes he is entitled
to election. may have the case examined
by the Judge of a circuit court. If that
Judge finds that the certificate of the
commissioners is not correct, he shall
issue a certificate and that certificate
shall be final, until the case is acted OF
by the House of Representatives. II
shall be prima facie evidence of the
right of the person. named therein to 9
seat in the House. The rest of the pro
visions are merely an extension of the
law which has been enforced in New
York State fer a number of years.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1890-08-15
FOREIGN.

Forty thousand Socialists Joined i'm a
demonstration in Brussels on Sunday in
favor of universal suffrage.
A gang of $50 Siberian prisoners re-
belled recently because they were com
PEELED to march long distance, but they
were subdued by the bayonets of the
soldiers.
During heavy storm that prevailed at
Crefeld, Prus., house containing 80 in
habitants fell to the ground. Thirteen
persons who were in the house were
killed. Twenty Others more or less in
lured were rescued, while II are still
buried IN the wreck.
party of rebel Arabs met and defeat
ed the Morocco army at Attinsi with con-
siderable loss. One hundred and twenty
captives taken by the rebels were put to
death. The son of the governor, who
was also captured by the rebels, was
compelled to eat toasted portions of his
own flesh.
People in Cuba are becoming alarmed
over the frequent outrages committed by
Garcia's band of robbers. The band sur
prised a number of hands at work on the
railroad between Havana and Matanzas
Monday, and compelled them to tear up
one of the rails. The result was a freight
train was thrown from the track. The
robbers proceeded to help themselves and
shot Conductor Rodriguez dead. Troop,
have started from Matanzas for the scene
The following Argentine cabinet is an.
nOunced: Gen. Roca, interior; Eduardo
Costa, foreign affairs Gu.tierraz Lastra
education; Gen. Leyall, war; Vicent,
Fidel Lopez, finance. Perfect harmony
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1890-08-15
BURLINGTON
SAVINGS =. BANK.
CHARTERED IN lS4,
Deposits January 1, 1855, sl,J.9,333
Snr


Receives and pays deposits daily. Deposits
made on or before the 18th OF any month draw
interest from the lst II maize after the 4th,
interest will commence the LIST OF the follow
ing month. Interest will be credited to de-
positors January LIST and July LIST, compound
ing twice year. There are no stockholders
i'm this bank. All the earnings, less expenses,
belong to depositois. The rate OF interest de-
ponds ON the earnings and has varied from
per cent to per cent.
For the last Is months the rate OF interest
has been IA per cent year.
All taxes are paid by the bank on deposits
OF $500 or less. Deposits are limited by law
to 5000, and no interest will he paid on any
sum in excess OF this amount, except on de-
posts by widows, orphans, administrators.
executors guardians charitable or religious
institutions or on trust fund deposited by CT
der of court.
This bank prefers Vermont securities TOR
the investment OF its funds and sends no mon
ey ont OF the state until the home demand is
met.
Funds may be sent by bank check or draft
or postal money or er and deposit book Will
be returned by next mail.
Applications for loans or for information as
( to standing OF the bank may be made to Rufus
Wainwright, Middebury; j. +. Roberts, Yer
gennes or E. C. Dixie, Bristol.
| c. +. WARD. Treasurer.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1890-08-15

tonight. Wright is about % years old.
He said he was born at Brockway, Ont.
He was committed in S2500 bail to Wood
stock iail
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1890-08-15

prevails in the new cabinet. Saenz Pena
has been elected president of the national
bank. The leading citizens have waited
upon President Pellegrini. Confidence
is reviving. Gold is at l25. The banks
are closed, but the bourse will reopen
shortly. Exchanges are rising.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1890-08-15
ADAM FOREPAUGH, Jr.,

The nlustrious Chief of all Arenic Stars, will
appear in his Daring and Unparalleled Act
OF Riding and Driving 40 Fiery Thorough
breds at Breakneck speed He will also
present for the first time here, the Reason
Gifted Equine Gymnast, Eclipse together
with all of his Famous and Selt.Created
Animal Sensations.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-26
CrCORDTD MORTGAGES.


Andrews, u H. to IT'c Guarantee & Trust Coz 3
u3l... v'of 3iayc. year sle COO ,-.,,..,.r, -
and l7dtn.-t yrats. SlU, 900 ..o., . .
Bairs"-f J: \. to II Wronkow. i4oS Last 1lsth.st.
49, is.cph }. to W Dayton >2G Eat 1:9h'''
ca.-.i. samuel. to II X Solomon. Rdco-st. Of
in. .a., Mar. 70 rroadaay Savings last. 90 2dave'
vi G-ar,. J."ph D. 80 Manhattan Lfo las Co. cor
l-' nw!,h aad &C. i'm r., y'a-.. 20 900 = ro,.s
Ih,Ihl.Ii, JOuu ~ r. S'.bc 30 MonFoe-st years.
iSy. Mcaal -, al. to American R6le Society. 5
lor>,th--' or Dr.auc}..t t'ar', $500. - . o,
Gggrui Sophia. 70 W s.hm1aeher Total map OF
Holman. Jo-,,a 4. o, Cohen w Age-A' Of Sd's''
''a Iip1,5- j. To- Z L De Grove 10 catharino Slip
Y- uiasi " TO A y Hardy; $50 wcst 27,h-st, yr
Kina.i. Lizzie. to C,rseh, 4si't' Of adave
mo- L,a3. 3D.. u..n. 9? nseIow, exec Broadway
" llrr t, H. :, r.t- iu'ranteo and Trust Co; e@7
aud n.-.. tf.-rf--f. d o.. = -it''"' 80
Meail obai,., Y. to Diamond n Br0o"e''t' Z"
L'SSl Tx to l. l.cn,lnger t,us, Lots 81 aud 5s Map
s,,din- james to 7. Bel looh.st OF 1s
'.5,ii,t.u s.5A e. to W L zborowsh. Lot No o, Map
o. Z. ..1 s,,a y 70 " zJouwsh 10, G. map
,' ~ = ~ % George Hahn 1osh-st, SHAW
no .aSi-t w.l,,m y. to PrnAs' Audabona'e'
l.'t, ,aa 10 NJ solomon. a ouyor.s, / year
e. ,- ,a ,,s,.r I-. 20 !: + L Lang. l23i's'' W
''ti,, ifr-y. t., 81 Horn IGi Maaisones ycal'
IL s Prank T.. 20 y u Esiant. oothst o,h'ave'
',..'' Ia.a ., " SOBER 37th.st " shaw year
.a jim g. 70 E9glan' If COO A-'arnn'' so'i'y'
0.t,.. rl,.l-l ?. ~ " Durfut, cor 1oth-aye ana
,,a. 20 paau. e., ai sane property mor''ns''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-26
Railroads.
NEW YORK CENTRAL
Hudson River Railroad.
All Trains arrive at and depart from
GRAND CENTRAL STATION. !
fourth Ave. and nd ST., New York. I
Tng ONLY RArLRoAD STATION ~ THE CrrK =,

THH ONLY RAMRoAP IS STATION i + TIE TIE CITH -
$50 mI4IN9 LEA VS. III IL
locasO 10 10 a x; next d9y vrsr1BuL LIMIT.
ED-due Cincinnati So indianapolis 10 80 u IA'' S''
1856 4. W. Mi0IRwElsTERN DAY EXPREss-daly exceD.
4.5o =. M.-NoRTm SHORE vEsTIBULE LIMITED
Duo at Detroit at l5 a. NJ, Chicago 4'oo D. ILL., H'A'
s.SoP MEAsT wEsTERN EXf Ia5;s p cn S
$50, 7, M,T41&bbIiR9oSD&cK". NOMINAL AND MA
FRtSs-Due Indiana 1olis ii 20 ,. m. next day st.
S%ETEG PQTGES5EEFssIsgG RT - So
kef'lg 10 -2 (o a. M - 49, Pont 60 ~ ri 80
y $50, 70 80. 80, 500 20 "a p In1'yo NJ.
S. 80 600 G:- 925, q y! II 90 night III
fE2f 80 os5 SSSS 60 - 5 10 p II oO 30 % ng
UTICA AID y SICIsG.2ts 80. $50 70 10 10 so
43o 800 S9 10 &c. fI5 p a. a. 350, Co.,
BrFfS&LoL55 80 1910 10 TO- 80 U's a. 100, 30 o5
NIRG!HRA TALLs-1o 20, 40 so m. 80, 90. 7;So.
sAKAi61a ~ 0 90 III 80 a. m . 90. 1880. 7 80
ItgIoo ~ 30 a. M l3:s9 .,g \ n m
AbiK0SpAGK MOUNTAINS AND MoNTREAI.-ie 90.
10 80 a. m, ~ p H. VIZ % night also Au''0h'
& Gpybb '11fyEygA AXD cANANDAIGUA-to:s so.
Bern e a E HiIIspi Via Il HARLEM DIVISION
FL ~ 91 a n" and SS sse p in Sleeping apply Grand
Centrn! station Or At Nos So and i3st st. station
New. YORK 1888 WashingOnst., 529 tulton.'t and ~
Bsdforda'or L. De- bi'o"S"i l0' ii'o'O"7'' ''''''
wescos Expres sells 70; and fheGE baggage fro"
tDaiy except SUNDAY. Saturdays only Other trains
run aoye trains. exccp, those leaving 900 M
= 80 80 50: IS. s.. % p No. and Il 100 MID
nigh ;,SP at iSst1,; tGiEoReE H. DANIELS.
General Manager. GenI Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-26
tIvu STOCK MAEKETs-BY TELEGKAPH'

s. Lou. JAW 25t ,tel.rC 'lpt. zoo Hr4I I'M, mp
1ci,f. 300 market strong; 8.9. % la4l n,.~. and
.tr.' u JOnfa 80: rrE,ls and Indians, e. Z'",' ~
~. .~cit-. 3 -.U mad; -lpu' Mt 1,fooi L1Ih'L
htCR,r fair 70 choice a'} 81 1oa73 80 l9SG1"F %
"a a. IA * llolt far 20 beet. 60 SolT" i". ~ ~
RnSctu,I ! 900 iraI. shipments, 1907 market steady
iaiT 10 tafc- Eccoiut. lat - hours. 400
head to,sl for vc. uu- ar 1870 for ~N'' Il' '-
wcoh 1910; ,ol,lend through t,o'v Univ sp.'p
and L5ul,.-i,rrap,, last % hour'. 4sn' hflti iol
90 nm. ar g.. 500: foI uWc li-l, Mifh
~ 600. con-isnrd through 2Oo head LOO Of which 70
~, y,rlt 900 for -9,o: market dull anu Gl h'lt'u
IT, Urca1t. Ins a hours 7i2O head; toal iot week
illus fsr ~ $40: zane tim" last Wesk - oou Gu
H,od tir,ugh opO hood = 500 Of which 20 Now Org
200 for ,ale market riOw and lower mllutn5 niyy
and mixed 81 10: heavy Workers - 10 lRhb hoIAeFs
- o. g, ooo ,.o,d hin,
rocnis T. 600; market .ady. hrm b'.Yrs - 2'I 3
tonrt "a ~ Is1 40. -Octcrs and cc.s. - lu">3 AZ
rc'' h ri and missed n toas3 20: Ttas cattle, - 30
Gs3 90 H0gs-Rccclpis - COG head ,aipmens 5o c
MARKET actve higher MIXED 81 706f3 9o heavy - 90
1s3 06: light 637Ods3 90 skips. e. 1898 20 sheet
5a.Sss az 93os5 10 wesern siasl 60; Texans $40
Al ~: lambs. 81 76dE5 "a -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-26
REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGE.

To small and somewhat moist gathering at the
Real Estate Exchange yesterday, No. $50 East Sew
entysixth ST.. five story brick fat lot 2jxlo2,
was offered. Tic charges the property amount to
about $4,000. and bid Of $500 was mado over and
above that amount 1t was then whispered that tho
property was Of considerably more vaue and the
price was run up % Sll, $50: Benedict A. Klein was
the buyer. No. ESQ sec0nd-ave, iOur-Story DrlcR
tenement on a lot 2OX5O sold after keen competition
10 Louis EttlinCer for 81 500. Nos. ass and 400
TentAavc., north Of Fifyscvcnth-st., two Ayestory
brick tenement, on plot d0.4Xl00, brought $4,000
from Benedict A. Klein. l..
There have been sold. for the Dclaplane estate TO
sarah Adler. Nos 657 and go Third ave. for f292Oo
also No 100 Wc,b Oue-huudrcd and twenty hst.,
on lot 15X5O, t. George D. Van Tasscl, for S23'oOo
cash.
The estate Of Judge john HUI at Elberon, com
Drisng 1875 acres, with considerable water front, IS
advertised to be sold August z at the Elberon
Station.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-26

s 5aon l9so' ra S40 i55a g1 a med 5I 49, sa2gs
Pp seS d:.t 90 eS a l9alc 90 ISL SqSS
eoMGion, 13al5ci choice ISIS, common to prime,
HEMP AND JUTE-Mania and sisal dull Sales, 1000
flDLs-A strong market with best stocks l4ai2c
higher, Saies 1000 MoRteyldco hdes at Abe
NLIAI.>-C oml'iaNeIy little CHANG has taken pace
.CsriG and na8rcniy oIcicd By Yorth IN aauiactaes
i2y and yar N . Low sF do ' oa ps at
ss45ls 80 for 70 \ and sl7sfi 80 iof No = arr
KAILsA fair business ma been oup!eed. nut tne rae,
.and a i sct6f, at oT' Ez4fa t a ria
small way SPOT lot cCm-nd ioinci prizes ana Du' ~,
9cS' qu9iei a. - SI,4g ee 30 90 ~ iS ~
Tx HAZE 2 - 'I lc odei of Ia neot f,c BIDS
At I S Io dsliytfy ftuFss Inge om IL 7Isc
to delivery. arizona y quoted ~ IGc, ana common
TiY-6h G,ghcr ans thc local market ruled steadio
s'lMSs6 3 Sn AE I QUIET Neorcans quoted at
- d45c, fair 70 strictly fancy Porto Rico. 2G@5Jc Eng
i' Nh l15 sIGitEs-spIHlrs ruErENrlNLIIh.cire9
T wa DECIDED Pu 5aang s- Fling aSo4 d
Had Ighe hqun,' :, -. ~ So 10.
49, g 3 49, g? T. b. = 50 %; g. = 8 81 y s. W e.
" mes' si9ds t1a,, pqt p ee
b t. Gotton-ced crude primo. SOC refined summer vel
low 35c coco'ngt ceyloa GAc Cochin ,,c; T9i' do y
QSc Wcstirn Ooc Lad prlm $3.50; Iallo%j 90
Ssc beathrd winter s. 53c bcachcd .piiqg, 3lqs9e
extra beaChed. winter, 36a31ci SPERM cruae JSag.Jd
g STade xo3bSrS 4ge 1' do s9Rera 4ai@ natural
sTa9 s sSta r Slf1sh S SS ned 4d per
n owe, Italian. SO Palm. ehOcc' Lagos 'iHOc'
OCEAN fKEIGnrS1t was quiet on the ,'.ap 1d hSTh;
but ios% 'I' b %f in en s'i tca o 5us
pran 3i,d " Liverpool Antwerp, 5000 6ush fI1in a".
colra;l i GSa1c " &di@tf+ dd . 81
Austrian ship VIZ hence % Ma,cies 5000 g,I' 90 o
2s "a Blcsh kr1 Lnnn>t I.1es - 1G'9s"] t W
cases refined 85ci b.Nh org ,ia7f n>' Il ia Plte.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-26
IIXE oln-k MNnKrT.

N,uYe'h, IrlI. J9E -'.l.i.t U.s. ..i,, ~
sAull,.i..- aat ID ''.l..-. a' 9... ''' "I "'."
,.ro11s are iOf e-e", 10 I.'' s-4 '7 ''.'." - ''
i4 n4, wa. daa aii 10. ~ 100 r. io'r.g n- ID.
st'tl, VA, IS i,e. 80. os. c,r.,l4 % o.' a,. 80 -"
i, ..i s1a,d b., low lhd s,4y $40. os s '-e
n >'qear iarqa. $50 %, tnR. % 2a 's l'r5
Ggagtcr u l.e-f IN lie >.rs Ct hy N,"" Morris, 90
d. s''S On or i ' ioaod -, oa h. Kaht I,p AID Do,
90 Oh H. 80, ,,,lt u iiclf TO-. ~U.tt 'o and 90
Clltc ior Mover Hlus'a-ni ZOO Pint ~ '' H.'
Hc.f ON ~. Ilopll for imam tomI'.5f .I - 49,
g ,,t Of 5yI cattle 10 JgO quarters q brrf and
o. Sal sherman Crl'cr 35 Inipoio SIT l3i' y
ao l- d At - d. 70 Iso az a. a. +. 45 - Co. lIoi D.
e. 40: - d. 1929 b AZ - - do 4''t Al r, - no
50 d. 1850 r. at 81 10 ONO do lia- b. at - % 10
ti = we:. ar q" +, G Sa a ''o i3 a.
a. 25 Il i ii DO. is7 r. a. 3. r.
do. 1872 T1'to a 49, T. no DO. iloo H. az 81 80
Il o taS IG 49, i, io5 D. q, 81 50 d. io2. ~ AZ
q 10, o. go H. - r. - co. 90. i I yir,ln, d. io!
b. - - Is d. l4i' IN 't - ~, l. A. ~ =. "a 80 =.
" G'a.ni'n: 20 ~ Illinois s'''''' '''' .'' - -
CIV SrGcc,,- $50 head mostly at Go'h' M'lyt
a. n 3c for medium best; We. rn DO o.. N''''
RANGED f-o, 90 20 Gtc Tor fair 90 choice zoo ,.. .,,
SD lIdll-nL-oA y Hollis: Il Tuttef"nHN 't't'
y. ay,r.., nj B. per 30. 40 ~. 1t -. ~ ",'-[
=; M 3c 90 Western DO 10 H. a; o. N'"'-' lo' do
~ Nm. Mullen Is BuucuNk l'i'oe. ~ - a. ~
~ d. l9s p o. 3@c Neal- l9d j. 10 oD' o. 40 ' 80
" SIiI.IP AND LANHs-E,cripts. il carload, Of 49,
..d ~ carload. a. CITY. ~ "Il'A "'4
it,iug ~ cafosd- tn market CO., .oI-"
i't.l,.u cou-.ynrd sngilt lrI,. I+l" -Atp a''i
iig,, g. Ina nit demand a. st'tty price, i@"Y u''
and ,,.it fof .toDh. lambs Do IF Pu"i''
o; ON lower sfaaos. Poor g. ch1ic" nm ~ a'
!. 90 n,.r 100 g. dockold 0f 'hi pl" ~" UT T,
,,,n o. hest Iamb- Ca,c. load iom VIZ ma SOU 4l
,.,le.-s sherman culver: go Knmcky Sh"& JIG, "
,,ft,qc ~ - 90 prr 100 T 80 DO. III j. ' .1t W.:
Iio ~ ~ a.. 38 kentucky IrE.7, - 70 e., ." o'@ W.
f' 80, n .t rs ~: 4il Do. 80 g., nj r' -; - . A.,
= pd.oct y ~or-: i6 Niit' sheen, ~ - ~. ~ e.,
% o.o H., 900 o. AZ - p; D., d. llG IT. '11oi /, ~
oI, Lambs o. ,J 80; 1916 Nlrf.ui co. 'SIt & a.
e -, 81 d. G,'l g.. at - 2-s d. 40! - a. = - We,
n Collins. p ohio ~horI, lu1 ~ m - - VIZ
lind, ,.,i,- "a 100 do. 90 w. % - -
! T. sadI,r - CO..; l5l Western sheep. o't d" 80
~ I,d Buckrahlm: 30 Indiana L1uar G,t IT, "a. 80.
1foGS E.r.lp. IL catllad- 81 800 cad '" 'l..
a, JeI,.y Ct, . carload, at ioih.e,. ana t st
1M,itrn 80 trading. Market noLlnnly st"'' ~1 ''@'
Al 30 Der 100 ID.