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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1891-07-01
NOTICE FOR pUBiIcATION.
INITFn sTArEs LIND ni FICl

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 No zee is hereby Sisen ila E- rlsssRp WITHEkELI.. of P. scott. AFizola. has flied eDlice of his inIen ion e. nl ke pTonf Oh his dsseIt land chin No. 4s, tor he uEsnr,eyed land embraced m hIs s.sld s'"tty, being lard Snawu as th, Upg~r cnsato sABCa, ce- scr;bed ss falloSs: Commencing st 6 mon unlent Uf stone {. \ nal .s Eor,b ast from the northeast corner ol the Golden Eagle min ing e.asm and fsur li) miles ess'erly from th wafeI hole knowB as Coyote holes. ra, uing from thence ess @ rods to . mona. m m of stone; thence norfh ce r,.ds io comment Of ssoa $; iBruee wess l6n rods to \ monu neut of oses: thence stush to ihe place of hcginniog. before Inc Register sud Reeesver st Prescott, ArlxSns, on Wednesday, the 2ith dsy oi June, isg..
 He names the following wiintss.s to prove the complete irrigation and i@ la n ation uf said iaaa: j BsIghton nr. S. W. Lewis, Aaron stall, John Webb ali oi Prescott, Arixoas.
 mis I C. MARTIN. Register.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1891-07-01
An Embe..ismea, C....

A business differencce between Humphries X Chart, the meat mer- chants, and J. R. Martin, an em- ployee, is finding legal solution in Judge Andrews court. It is case where Mir. Martin is accused by the above firm of appropriating the sum of Sl7232 from them. A hear ing of the case is on for June a, and the defendant released until that date on $500 bonds. which were furn- ishad
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1891-07-01
r. < A. NJ.

The following resolutions were passed at a stated meeting of Aztlan lodge No. l held Saturday exening June 21th:
 RESOLVED. That the thanks ofthe lodge are hereby rendered to Mrs. ]. C. Martin, Miss Hattie Futile, Miss Helen Wells, Professor Thomas, Messrs. Aitken. Hazletine, Taylor, Schweigcrt, and the pastors of the Congregational and Methodist churches for their very valuable ser vices kindly given the lodge at the celebration of its 25th anniversary held June 2lth, 1891.
 RESOLVED. That copy of these resolution be given the daily papers for publication.
 k. \. FREDERIcKs, Secretary.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1891-07-01
q Midnight Alarm.

The fire department was called out last night at l2 o'clock on an alarm turned in for burning chim- ney of the Somnar House bakery. The Toughs, of course, got the first stream on the building. The baker. on the inside, thinking that water spout had struck the house, and not knowing the cause of so much com motion. stepped to the outside and, in broken English and mild tones, told the boys to Stop that" No dange.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1891-07-01
a wond.rful Plant.

In the state of Jalisco, says the City of Mexico Two Republics. there is plant called Capomo, which has he special property of making cows give an enormous quantity of very rch milk. Dr. Rafael Ceballos, a resident of Autlan, has conceived the idea that the plant may be used suc- eessfully to produce milk in mothers hen lacking for their babes. As ssted by Mr. Abel Uribe. chemist oI Autlan. he has tested the effects ot the Capomo on certain women. in his practice, with the most satisfact ory results.-Ex.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1891-07-01
The Way the Needle Poin.s.

General Manager Robinson of the A. X P. writes to Prescott friends that he will be in this city on Mon day of next week. This may be taken as an indication that affairs generally in connection with the building of this road are assured and that he comes to personally and officially look into the matter in the interest of those who are behind ii.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1891-07-01


 Ex-Senator Mcdonald. of Indiana. is dead.
 Senator Cullum, of Illinois, would not object to being president.
 Conductor Collins and Engineer Moore, of the gravel train which col llded with the Los Angeles express at Fort Costa. California, killing sev- eral persons, have been found guilty of gross negligence by the coro- ners jury. Both men have been ar rested
 Anastatius, the noted Turkish robber and bandit who, on May 3l. at place between Constsntinople and Adrianople, headed band of brigands and after wrecking an ex- press train, plundered the passen- gers and carried four of them of to the mountains, where they were held as prisoners until the outlaws had received a S40,000 ransome for the captives, has been captured.
 An act has been passed investing the president of Chili with extraor- dinary powers during the progress of the revolution. He is authorized to arrest, imprison or punish any person inimical to the government. He may expend the public revenue in his Judgment without being sub ject to estimates, and procure money upon the credit of the state without previous authority of congress.
 The London leprosy commissio on, composed of scientists, think that they have discovered cure for lep- rosy. Every part of India where lep- rosy prevails, has been locally studied with view to ascertaining how far conditions of environment assist in propagating the disease. Some thousands of cases have been ex- amined. Microscopic researches have been made into the distribution of the supposed bacillus of leprosy and series of meteorological investiga- tions have been conducted, which are said to have given astonishing re- suits.
 The newspaper clipping now be- ing so carefully distributed to the effect that the north and south road will not he built is misleading. No body ever contended that the Santa Fe or A. & P. would build the pro- posed road, hence that proposition needs no denial which the article in question carefully makes. The money is put up by interested par ties and the road will be built. The Santa Fe and A. x P. people are friendly to the proposition.-Phenix Herald
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1891-07-01
Application re
 
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 p"'t o'hce ssidse-s b..I< J Hawkins. her s..er4 : Arlzona, kas this ,rs s31. . I.stent for Fifteen hs.. &< ing ball Nine or -. - viih -urtaee sronr. VI s,sTstssi in t'ersry e,,,.1' ss ef fesspai and fsr.;.sA shis citce s~ La Nn.. i inS as follows. to wIt.
 bsinnlng b ss she nh,
 tn the lusst;sn rs.t;,. -. 1 whefe is vt . xrsuiis <,.<1 rouniei VI :sh r.ono,s-,s .. I marked S R No. |. T-& sven huntrsd ssi 66stA Insns nsrkins tar .ss'','. 4 wileFe is srs . KrzaI,s ..s. V ronnsisss with mosssn~s. - @ S R No. ?; vlxnc, S,s xSs diameter. marked RI TS ls desfr<~ 1s mia<s,.-
 themes rdsIft { ie.-.. 3 loea'lon moHunsrns rk~ nxiura inches. sar,4ss',1t \ stem. which -ssl sssss s
 ~henee U. s. mss-r;
 ~sath 10 dexrs<'- at s.-.. fset; thense north X, -
 feei stelax oae hnnir~l s.5 c iaoahtalnl us meani ..s ..S.'. pizle post four inshs. is l
 one foot in ground usrr.''' D. !. stone: said post hsaaS r..s'.s 9 nsi corner essala naf e f. soie tf'encs no<sh : d<mS |. feet bearing ioxarl. s,s'... to the lecafiea nos.r;s-- ,.' stone 6xsxfs iachss ..,--.. of stone szst s.ast.t
 inches in diameter raxsS~; $ soash q dexree<. c ss,csszz @ g thence north : ,ls==.- .-'. hsadr.si fs~-t 10 1. s~iss ss four inches la di4ia<<f f,,-: sround. ssrroansssd r;sf ..... snarkei S h- No. 6. sh~o>- ...' fifteen hllD<ifei f>c< .zS,< ' rid<e fsrinc syufhws<s ,. >-1 a roaeh granite hhIi1 d I-s 5z . point where k =. r,zs;e. ,. surrounded sith nsi.aa-r, .< & x. No. ., orixinsl .orSr;'s !. feet: thence south : .:<<-.r.. l. feet e a monnusers af - and place of tpxinnfax
 Maxuetic ysriAfloa u l,~ talnins 1 and fk,-iao ihrr~.
 The Locafkn af siis T;., ; kecorslsr'< office of lssr,~: z Hook II s of Niase psss Ss. !. in Boek 8 of Aines kl osS. {
 Any and ell par~<sl. c;,i-' portion of said nitt'ne H5 xrocnd are nqnscd ., nIs ' with the Register oi' tA< Ts Office al Pr-eso't in ske IF lng the sixty days periea 1 or they sill be harresl ks sIreu of the Statute. J. 1'
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1891-07-01
Another Mining Plant.

The recent discovery of vein of high grade rock in the Copper Mountain mines, and the continued richness of the ore encountered throughout the property has been so favorably looked upon by Messrs. Stoddard X Strickland, who are now in the city, that they have ordered from San Francisco a complete Huntington mill to reduce the ore. The mine is pronounced by all to be looking fine and from which good returns will be given when their re- duction works are in running order.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1891-07-01
NOtce For Publication.
o U. :. LAND OFFICE

T
 Prescott. Juno - issi.
 Notice is hereby given thaz the following named settler has 6lesi notice of his inienfiS.a "a make tnsi proof la support of his claim. amt that said proof will be pIale before the Register sad Receiver af Prescott. Arizona. on SafsfrSlay. Augu-t, < issi. viz: benjamin F. Major, Home steal Application No 5so for the west t of north east i4 of sec s1. twp ;3. N. R. 3w.
 He names the following witnesse- to prove his com iuogts residence uron. and cultivation of sad lsne, viz: Wellington Ii. Harlan. Haghey Hughes. Joet VI. Harrington. John Hutchins sl of Prescott. Ariz j. C. MaRftS First publication JnFe 2a. Register.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1891-07-01
Application For si.
|. $ LAND qas

Is (~ t<At&kt <<tt<
 Prescott. Ar,zoaz. J94t
 Notice is hereby esyen ft1f 8HC executrsx of William q. ait post offics adslnss i- i<s1nfe<, John !. Hawkins. her tftctDe 2 ' day filed her applic4fiaz Iers ! Handred linear fees of lie tszz. vein hearinr precictss lretaA x1e- ak handrsd fact in xsllh H Creek Mining niSssict. c,an . Territory of Arizona and 1ksg notes and official plat et h-t ,1 1t Number si. said Lot No. V to-wif;
 Beginning at the initial na. in the location aotlcs and E.z'l. % the claim where is ssss . -r34.< : chess which said stone iS 1<zF thence south <, slszrees va<z = fifty feet tteinx 0< fpS ta sn'1 location monuu,snt fcs ssi<az<- claim, whers k set a Er,1i* < ches. surrO1ndet with ass111 . stone being marked G. k Nek deglees east thse huAdred ir< { naent where is sst . gransis -lce surrounded with fnonanieai 9 tsins marked C. R. No. :. foet dia- marked h ~ c. Scs< east ia feet thence nortt ktz hundred feet being Ssa f>s' - course east. and iS-h fst course east to point si:src 6xl0x1O inches, .alrToelnsiN x<< stones which said sfone h Original iocstlass rprner Ds-. S< 4s feet. thence horla >s ss xz< dreS; t's.t uo lnll vift. ans, V moanmcBt aliit ever ssshisF - k marked q. K. No. t ,;eS ee~t tsaiAe c0urss'i liA~e hiihi feer to summit oi ri<iSe. cs's = feet t1 the in.erSeef ess>tf', - claim. x. IS degrees Wet ni< frpln tho <. f. coslsr -tel.t A' to point where is sst Eraf1'e " surrounded with nseH1r'fat being marked ti. f- Ne. < ", ner brs. N. S7 ,icers<~ es-t stone marked R- < 6. k- M minutes west ss feet thenx ..s fifteen hunirssl fsst lh--lx ridse, csarse N- f-. and issu nF, southerly end line cf the ee erees west Fl feet isam fhf G. K. Ne. q fasH which is marked C. '. t1 c carncr hsss. S. e slessrse< ei- 3| .o feet high nisrked K \ r n tfecr,asS So minutes vfs-f tNt< \. Mineral Monument N. ! ln.nutss wsst t7d5 sssss trfe' aast three hnaarxl feet Q n1 marked C. R- NJ. salI Ia> IsDansssfy. xf Total Ssaa nf clsan SS told kiass Aiining calm Al 5old Ring ciaim. S5 Msslietic variation H dt<s~ Al65 aer.s- The location of this Nine 'orier's ofiice of iavSp<i Book K 10 of Mines. psEes Sx ion of this mine Is recs ' 5ook s0 os Mine@ sf rssr ss@
 Any snd all persons cisimiz< ion of Gold Rins Mine or s- Iuired to file their sdorse ei1 5<Ss or of the United Ssate- lAn5 n the Terrstory cf krizans n cried os publication kes@ ed by virtue of the peosis.. m
 ]. AXi4 tF9sst publication Jure ia Ns
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1891-07-01
The CoM-RnY Conteaf

Already applications from five inherent % expert lariat throwers have Ten forwarded to the committee for htry to the cowboy roping and tie ns. !" mic We are not permitted to
 nen'loh names they are neyert helsss Skiileu ana daring ropers who will
 make thls interesting feature of Inc lays sports one of exc;tamaa, S ,n novelty. The eastern S,r. ns ana ni county has four of the five ent r;es
 but several experts from the was,nrr ,l' ranges will he on hand before tt thn n time elapses. 'he
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1891-07-01
Application Ee, K
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 Notice is hereby kiaen ler . <>< Execntrix of Wm. x. vtzH SS' post odeee sddif-s< i< Lx;z<z
 John J. Hawkins. h<r Atlxn<,
 colt. Arizona. hss iia< .t1 Nj for e patent for fiIis<n S.az - the lda Mine or vein .ssrisr p~'
 surfx,ce ground six hradrd :<s1, HsA ln Cherry tn.ck Nls.a.e nI.<,r pal. and Territory uf Arix.ex l. of ~ keld notes and officAi rtr .. NEmber Co. s=id Ls< Ne k ~ fo wit. -
 Beginning af the alitsal nes = in the lceatln1 nofiFs xaa eau< claim. where ss sst a zlaeez rounded with stone mononr><< Is marked |. No. |. shfr<~ ~.uL ls EI seven hundred rifty f<t ih<ix r4y ridge. course east, and 6S, fre t<ers eourse east to Location npcesskle soutkeriy end center of sizin sz< ise stone i0xI5xis inrhe>. xnc>, a mant of marked |. N.s . ls>1r ' east three hnnslzed fees a<;<x z N. q. of rulch cou-.e N. E1<fi fc auE where ls set gfsnlfe stone M& sounded with monam<nf q & stone i- marked |. S,s { lhrW1. 2. east nfgcen huasrei fo< lh<n1 q } ifl of eulch ccul-e N E-. md MD course N. r.. and itso fee 0 t&< ,us.r erly end line nf the f,euunr <1 - east i0d feet from the <sett&4o marked r. Nc. { and S > esrpxy \ from stone marked P. Su { 1I I<s ter cf the guleh cenr>e \. <. H<5n,a nent where Is -ft s gf&n:{e ae< surrounded wi.h | ,,seaun<c1 <s--,-- being marked l. No {; f1e1uz wet three hundred fre> v&rr r stone iexi2xi- inches enrruend4< ls of stone for the northern 71 ys,lu said stone beiag marked | 3<1< degrees west sssne ceur><i un tisr feet to interSe,t wesfsr< x mac claim N. F Se~sess se< <,- ': w. corner of claim 70 q steer ne E| where is set :, granite stat< =<z< rounded with monDmnt q ~ ~ marked |. No. C Urixif& o<1e 4 N found. L. $ Kin. Mon. A&isc :s.5 mia. wes: eightsea hc141t< M south = dc=.ress eest hfr1s iz6rS ', VI iS+5 feet to top of ritier ss1 S4 M rock in place over whic< 4U[ stone: said rOcx being usx1u( location corner north yf 1EW ieSg. thence sbuth ss dsz<ful4z x., feet to monument and s;one u1 = place of beginning.
 Magnetic ysria.ionS lk dscs s-' eo-iif. acres, ir>< &xsf acres. net area The Lsc e1zT Potomac claim The location of this hl1z < . Recorders office of isynl& 0i :... Isces n 5 os Mines page x> *'s ticn in Book D of Mines paR
 Any EIsi all persons clxin.:1S1Q ll ton of said Ids; Alnr er sa<i1e1 J quired to nle their adverse clnllt3 oll< ler of the tnited Stafes l.zni otrnl la tae lerritcgy of iri<oia. 1Eriirel I-rriad of publication asgs>< q >lles red by virtue ef the pIovi<i4 -
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 First publication June p1 H<T C
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1891-07-01
Ore Market.

NEW YORK. June 25.-Pig iron quiet.
 Copper. nominal; lake. SI2.30. Tin, unsettled. better demand. straights S20.30
 Lead, quiet. domestic Si45.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1891-07-01
Notice to Settle.

fNNl-RY PERSON owing us by open account. iI or bs note, are requested to call and settle AT ONCE.
 Don't mink. Eeishbor that we don't mean Tor. for IT y1 are owing any thing, YOU are the fei- low that want.
 Every book account must be settled by the iust oi the aew year, and eyeFy one that is annaid on that daie we WiI hand to attorney for collssc- non. bAsHFogD A BCRNlsrgR-
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1891-07-01

There Is a temperance lecturer in Missouri named Drinkhard. It is nov an inappropriate name for a Missouri temperance lecturer.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1891-07-01
Letter Li.,.

The following is list of letters remaining in the Prescott post office
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1891-07-01

Jim O'Hara is to-day laying in several hundred dollars worth of supplies, preparatory to starting work on his Bellevue mine that lies adjacent to the Congress. This clam IS one of the oldest in the county, and among many practical miners enjoys good reputation.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1891-07-01
Peoples Valley Gold.

Charley Genung arrived from Peo- ples valley yesterday and brings the intelligence that that locality is the busy scene of placer mining, and that much placer gold is being washed out. Messrs. Valentine, Stout, Chase and others numbering at least dozen parties have located claims on the west and south sides of the val ley and are making good wages. Mir. Genung says that all the ground available to be worked is being rapidly taken up and there Is some excitement in the locality and veritable exodus from other near camps.
 Prgrsmme fr suad ay, June esth. l. March-Herculas. =. Brepsant 2. Selection-Don Juan. Mozart 5. Musical Melange. This and That
 Brettzer. \. Waltz. .... Danube Waves
 lyanovici b. Overture-College Tobani 6. Chilian Manana. Missud '. Musical Jamboree. Red Hot
 Beyer.
 A. MERz,
 Bandmaster Ninth Infantry. What republican papers oppose Statehood'-Phenix Republican. The Arizona JouRNAI-M MINER.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1891-07-01
Mail Schedule.

Prescott & Arizona Central Rsilrosd-six times week. arrive at s.O0 D. and close at S:30 b. m.
 Verde and Black Canyon via Agua kris-thrc<, times week; arrive at dOC p. ln.. Monday. Wei- nsssday and Friday; close 5;i5 S- nI.. Iuesias Thursday and Saturday.
 Phoenix, Congress. Antelope, skull Valley and Walnut 6rove-six times week; close 7sl5 a. m: arrive so0 D. m.
 Monday. Wednesday and Friday: arrive 500 ID. n.. Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday.
 Howell, Walker, Bueno and Alexanera--thrs,, day and Friday; arrive I;i5 p. m., rleslay Thurs dsy and Saturday.
 simmons and Juniper-three times . week close 500 s- m.. Monday. Wednesday and Friday -nive 500 p m., Tuesday, Thursday snd Sataruiay
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1891-07-01

Brsad, same ss in cut on lef, hip of cattle and right tllisSh of htrsp-
 lar marks-s 'sttle- upp-r'li, on lafs and uSi.les hst on right ear. rkc ua,sersi..Eesl k also the owner of the star brani
 Range-i Lonesome Valley, near Coyote Springs, nineteen miles from Prescott
 am also the uWnsr of the following brands Figure on left shoulder of animals. F on Jeff thigh, and Circle D on right thigh and left rib
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1891-07-01
W. II. SNIIrI

Posstofiice AdtresS-Prescot Arizona Masa. fsvapai county
 Ear asrks--osd stock two siits in each esr. tIe yoons stock smooth crop and un,ierbt in co. .A ear. Horse brand Diamond . on right hin
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1891-07-01

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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-07-25
RAIL ROAD TIME TABLE.
!. g. G. N. Railroad.

|. & G. N. Railroad.
DEPARTURES.
For St. Louis via Iron Mountain or
NJ. K. and T. 5:45 a. m
For St. Louis via Iron Mountain, 600 p. N
For Laredo 1855 a. IN
ARRIVALS.
From st. Louis via Iron Mountain
and NJ, K. and T. 9:35 a. m
From st. Louis via Iron Mountain
and NJ, K. and T, 1000 p. m
From Laredo 5:35 D. IN
Southern Pacific Railroad.
THROUGH EXPRESS EAST.
Leaves for New Orleans, Houston
and Galveston 9:25 a. IN. and p. IN
ARRIVES FROM THE EAST.
Arrives from New Orleans, Houston
and Galveston "a. Nd. and 4 10 p. m
THROUGH WEST.
Leaves for San Francisco, Ell Paso
Arrives from San Francisco, Ell Paso
and Eagle Pass S:55 a. m
S. A. & A. P. Railroad.
DEPARTURES.
Leaves for Kerrville, daily except
Leave: I for Galveston, Houston and ~ p ~
Cuero, daily 9:1O a. m
Leaves for Corpus Christi, Rockport
and Beeville, daily p. m
Leaves for Kerrville, Sunday only a. m
ARRIVALS,
From Kerryille, daily except
Sunday 1O:OOa. m
From Corpus Christi, Rockport
and Beeville, daily 2:9O p. m
From Galveston, Houston and
CuerO, daily 6:20p. m
From Kerrville, Sunday only S:20p. m
Mallory Steamer sail from Galveston
every Wednesday and Saturday.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-07-25

after dinner,
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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-07-25

The international cricket match that
year was with the Oxford Srollers, a
lot of young Oxford graduates who had
come over more for fun than for cricket.
As was really fond of the game l went
with Penny to the grounds early in the
morning, and reaped my reward by hav-
ing all the Englishmen presented to me
before play was called. They went to
the bat, and by lunch time l had thor
oughly established myself as the pa
troness of these sunburned young heroes,
and they were promised to me for gar
den LS..rtY. o.. -.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-07-25

"Ouli hiNc LLiS'
Isn't he hOrridv' said Eleanor.
You see, at the very first fell in with
people who egged me on. and if took
pleasure in such employment as this it
may be supposed that my liking did not
fail for want of supply. By the time we
returned to Philadelphia had come to
have a very decided opinion as to the
manner in which | wished to amuse my
self during the winter. After we had
fairly settled down in our country house
l began to think Philadelphia stupid, and
perhaps provincial: but soon found OPP
portunity to continue my career of gay
ATTY.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-07-25

Co ntinued on sixth Page.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-14
LIVESTOCK MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

Buffalo, May 3.-Cattle-Receipts last "a hours,
$3.50 head; total for the week thus far, 1860; (;
for same time last week, 1900; consigned through
2,30O; TO New York, 1,620 on sale, So opened dull
closed very duh, nothing sold to-day HogS-Receipts
last "a hours 200 head total for the week thus far
46,200; for same time last week. 35,925; consigned
through, 10,S00; 10 NewYork 5,100 on sale, 800
fresh and 600 held over; opened very duh lower
for all but choice pigs, closing with downward ten
dency; Y0rhers, lght to good 100 pounds, "a 0O0
50 05; mediums, $4 l0a$l 49, pigs, "a 500S4 so.
sheep and lambs-Recepts last "a hours, 1000 head ;
total for the week ss lar 1900 for time last
week. 1900 consigned through, 1000 20 New York.
1900 SALE 1000 fresh and 200 held opened
demorazed, very dull and fully 81 per cwt lower than
week ago, closed very dull with prices looking lower
fair to choice clipped sheep, So 25a S5 u.s. common
fair, $5 JO0&6 wool stock about done.
Chicago, May. l3.-" The Evening Journal reports
Cattle-Rcceipts a. 000 1000 of which Texans.
Natives in good demand and steady top prices, $6d
SO 90 cows and Texans lower. HOgs-Receps, 20,
600: slow and 5d10 cents lower common, Ga "a 20 (;
mixed and packers "a 70d&4 so, prime heavy and
butcher weights, "a 80d$4 90; light, "a 70G4 80 {;
lght-light, "a 20G$4 30. Sheep-Receipts, 10000 !;
slow, weak and the turn 5010 cents lower Westerns,
SIS 40SS5 rs; Texans, 80 1895; lambs 81 25.