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man, Oh Ill. 10 ana the series OF cases iotioW-
ing IL IN that state. but especially in view OF The
gruGging approval of them Dy the supreme court
of the United States IN the Township 81
Elxood vs. Marcy. % Z. ;, -, We DO not think
they should De authority here They were rail-
road sid cases in which there were numerous
fiagrsnt irregularities, and the purpose was II
no case municipal Bnt while the curative acts
of the legislature OF Illinois were set aside by
the supreme court of that state and the rule
WAS upheld BY the supreme court OF the United
States because o. its long prevalence there and
in accordance with the decision OF the highest
court from which the case came, the federal
court has generally held the other way and sus-
tanned ike curative legislation see cases cited
IN Dillon, and New orleans Va Ctark, % T. :,
ga From February ID. lSSo thero was shoTE
period when, according 10 the p.esatngs, the in
dehsed8Gss OF the city of seattle did not exceed
the In per cent limit The warrants covering
this period, although they neeifd no Vallda-
noa, were also included ID the classes SUB
United for valuation AZ the slectlfn OF June
Then, however, there followed class OF wsr.
rants The last OF which psyabls out Of the road
fund, was issued August ,, 1890 andtAe last OF
which, payable ont OF the fire fund, wSs issued
August 10, 1870. a. OF which II 10 agreed were IN
excess OF iae "a per cent limit sad We're
without any legal authority, until Asrea !,
1881, when the act OF that date proTicing
for an election Tor the valuation 81 such war
rants was passed with sn emergency cisuss
Strictly the act had no application 20 any OF Ehs
warrants included II the propositions 10 valiGSte,
excepting those here spokea OF, although some
doubt rs 70 the cCnstEuclioaof the former acts
msy have justified the submission OF al 70 the
test OF a vote. TIE criticism made 10 the act OF
February q. 1895. that u was not general. but
applied % cities and towns now having cor
porate existence in thiS state" Is renewed 70
this set But there = ne propriety IN the OBJ
lection. IL Is q curative act, and onIy appAes 10
what had been done before the Gate OF It's pass
age If instead OF the Objectionable words the
act had read. 'sany city or town the efcst
would have been Just the sane. Ear more IN
portant is the next objection. that constitution
ally no municipal corporation can create or IN
any manner validate q debt il excess 81 II per
cent limit without vote previously hsc 10
authorize IT, In treating the ether branches OF
the case we had to examine. first. the city IN
herent E-owers whIch do rot include the erss-
ton OF suy Indebtedness; secondly, the power
of the legislature 10 compel assumption Of obi
CATIONS, and nov We have 60 DO with tie
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Do you know that you can
buy a chimney to fit your lamp
that will last till some acct
dent happens TO it!
Doyou know that Macbeth's
"pearl top or pearl glass
IS that chimney?
You can have it-your
dealer will get tiff you insist
on it. He may tell you it
costs him three times as much
as some others. That is true.
He may say they are just as
good. Don't you believe it.
they may be better for him !;
he may like the breaking.
Patssogrs. GXs. A. AAcsKxa & Co
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Authors Celebrate Copyright victory.

LONDON, july 1.-the society OF authors eel
eosaled TIE adoption Of the American copyright
set sEis evening with dinner AZ the Hotel
Aetropole- Lord Monkswell was IN the chair,
sno among those present were Robert T. Lincoln,
nipeo states minister. Professor Huxley, Mr..
DEee, William Black, Bret Harte,
louise Chandler Moultoa. Brander Matthews,
ais@r Besant. Rider Hsggard, Max O Rel.
conan Doyle. Justin Mccarthy and son, Mona
Card and Oscar Browning. Lord Nonksveli
roasted President Harrison and the success of
tne copyright act. He hoped no vestige OF irri-
ta1on or annoyance would remain, either on
the part OF England or America, TO cloud the
perfect understanding that ought 20 exist be-
tween two peoples so closely allied By blood and
SO worthy one another's friendship. fCbeers
M. Lincoln replied in pleasant speech OF some
length A letter from Lord Tsnuyson was
read IN which he said: an the name Of the
lnl1ed Kingdom our society congratUlates the
United States OF America on their great act OF
justice"
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and was fhereupon further assured by him. ~
Loro hnutsford and By Hon W. r. smith, leader
OF sns government in the house Of commons.
1has the elaiEas OF Canadian se4lers for eompsn-
sakion Would be allowed. With these sssrr-
ances. therefore, / have no hesitation in stating
taAt any Just claims viii be promptly and
literally settled"
CIR George did not say whether the re-
port he and Dr. Dawson would make
would De the basis On which the compen-
saton would be made, but judging from
the tenor OF his subsequent inquiries, il is
thought the royal commissioners will also
report on this matter. At the conclusion
OF the interview he said, speaking of Dr. G.
NJ. Dawson:
an glad the Canadian government recon-
ueAosd 70 The crown TO aeI az my colleague in
Ills investigation so able and 50 thorough q
gentleman as Dr.. Dawson. He 10 Just the Kind
" coiiesxue | wanted You see we expect 20
nave quite lot OF hard work before the season
eioses, and may often have 70 pursue our invss-
nsallons In open boats away from the ship. He
II lust The kind OF man wanEed-never afraid
20 90 nls share OF the work"
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ANNOUNCEMENT EXTRAORDINARY.
One of the Drs. Darrin. of Portland,
Opens Offices in Seattle at 1.-The
Normandy" Corner Third
and James Streets.

These far-famed physicians (late from
Paris. London and New York;, who have
achieved a great reputation throughout
the Coast and the Northwest, have re-
turned to this city and have taken Offices
at THE Normandy" corner Third and
James streets, where they are located for
the healing of the sick and the afflicted for
limited time only.
Many will remember their former prac-
tice in this city, several years ago, when
they created great furore by their many
wonderful cures.
So many thousands are already ac-
quainted with their mode of operating il
seems necessary only to say that they use
little or no medicine in the majority
cases, and perfect their cures by the won-
derful power of Electro Magnetism
There are a few of the ills TO which
human flesh is heir which can not be re-
heyed and generally permanently cured
by Drs. Darr.n's Acknowledgements treat
ment, and cases that have resisted the eff
forts of ordinary physicians have yielded
TO their power. These cases embrace al
most every kind of disease, and, as said
before, no man, woman or child need de-
spair of relief and cure while Drs. Darrin
offer their invaluable services.
They come highly recommended and
laden with testimonials from throughout
the state, and the authenticated reports of
the cures seem nothing short of miracu-
lous. Their Office consultation is free. so
that should there be any cases that are
incurable he will Immediately discover
them, thus saving their patrons any
further expenditure of money and time,
which they might otherwise squander.
Unlike other physicians who have be-
come eminent in their profession, the
doctors charges are extremely moderate,
and they will not undertake any cases that
they can not cure or benent.
Drs. Darrin make speciality of diseases
of the Eye, Ear. Nose and Throat, and all
nervous, chronic and private diseases.
such as Loss of Manhood, Blood Taints,
or Loss of Desire or Sexual Power IN man
or woman.
All peculiar Female Troubles are conf
dentially and successfully treated, and
will under no circumstances take case
that they can not cure or benefit.
Their office hours are from 10 70 daily.
Evenings. TO s. Sundays, 10 TO Il.
Cures OF private diseases guaranteed and
never published in the papers Most cases
can receive home treatment after visit 10
the doctors Office. Inquiries answered
and circulars sent free
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HorribIe Murder in Peru.

PANAMA, July 15.-A horrible murder is re-
ported from Peru. A woman named yigarra
hsd been living with one Castellanos, but left
him because of brutal treatment. He bexought
the parish priest 10 intercede, and promised to
marry her At once ii she would return. The
priest summoned both before him and argued
with the woman, but she was obdurate This
enraged CastelIanos, who, despite the priest,
sprang at the unfortunate woman and stabbed
her three times with dagger To add 10 the
horror of the affair the woman wss eaeainte
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PASSENGER LISTS.

EtIIsroS, July 1.-THE following pas
sengers passed here today on No. North
ern Pacific train, west bound:
c Van Horn, F. shipper. J. A Debois. K Dit
tenhoefer, J. v Adam, John Conkly. W. Graves
captain s. Years and eighty hrst-elass and forty
second class passengers
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ShinpIng INTELLIGENCE.

SAN FsANcIsco, JRIy l7.-Depsr,ed-U.
:. str AIbatross. cruise; str HaytiaD Re
public, for Port Angeles. Cleared-Str
state of California, for Astoria
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silver Purchases.

wAsHISsfos CITY, July t7.-Four hun-
drei thousand ounces Of silver were pur-
chased today st prices ranging from l.ot's75
to OF
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IF YoU WANT FIRE ESCAPES STAND
/ rms iron stairs or rAlllr<s cali "a j. G.
WEsTERNAS. West street, north OF
Yesier avenue.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-29

Death sup~rstitions are rife in the
West Indies To the people there
everything out of the ordinary is .
sign" In Cuba . person with sore
OF wonnd Of any kind viii not look up
on a dead person, fearing that the spot
viii become incurable- The rum used
in washing dead body is. however, re-
garded as sure cure for all eye trou-
biea II the light from . candle or
lamp falls on the face of the dead
death wiz shertly come to him or her
who was carrying the light Rain dur.
ing = burial Is considered an excellent
''sign" throughout the islands II one
measures his own height with . rod
which has been used in measuring a
corpse for the coffin he himself will die
within the year. A stroke with the hand
of corpse Is believed by the West In
dians TO be sure euro for all pains and
swellingA
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-29
..-. :ss.. RACES.

A Grand Ha,ids. Mich, IN 1891 and
1892, where there are two new miie
tracks 20 work your hsrses on and also
where Dr. Weiis a Coz great veterinary
ss,eciGc - prepared and put mp for
cfiiss. levers. infisenza. etFaueies, ci.-
tsrnpers, coughs, coid.. congestion of
lungs, trsschiosi difficulties. isfsmms-
taon and spre throat.
AIse. Isf. WeAls 3 Ce's vet<risars car
thsrtse eapsulse for horsss. which wsai
positively care copstspstsoc, ivspaetson,
ind digestion, swollen legs, sprfelt. greece
heels. biotcbes ef skin. iea Of appesise.
rough coat. aud 10 the rsosf cerfs m rem
edy fer the renewal Of worms xuowp
10 the veterinary profession. m lingsring
cases Of colo where the csuse naust -
reeose<. they have nc equal. IL fara
eli aesargeBen1 Of the digestive or
esns ere est sherf, ard what ~suld -
fatal eases are maze ssnpsc sno harm
Ices t,s Eivsrf OHs capsule in due tsrns.
RI your herse y pot aeing. eo te you,
dFuFgsst sod est . capsaix and ei~s
lifn. We gnafsntss . quick rece~er..
Pr<par~o sne put gp br u. Wesls 4
20. of1cs ans pharmacy cor. Brisee
and Genai-s>z-. grxns Eapies. Nnh.
For sale by erngrs;s.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-29
UNDEg 1HL Wild WAVES
1rsmsndous Tidal Hillows In the
South Pacific.
IaEY DELueE TIE GILBERT ISLANDS
Eashsy Rsspis svsps isea Etsrsisy,
WiSs D~vsssAssea wrssxhs
Ihreaghsus ths Hsftsss A.
l4sa sE Group.

eAa rRA~cfsco. Dee - -Advices
Iron the south seas give startling news
from tae 6ilbsrt Islands IN the Pacific
By the ni>sisn bark John williams
now st S4asoA IL seems that just be-
fore the bark visiteG the group
very seyers wsathsr prevailed. during
which there were several tidal mp
hesvzlA she result. doubtless, OF sub
marine disturbances Tidal waves
broke high ever soaas sf the Islands Of
the group. causing great Ioss 81 life,
and completely dsnolishing hous~A
At one island alone. Rev J. W. Hills.
Of she London Missionary society.
writes no fewer than eighty natives
psrished. The track Of Ne tidal waves
u not known. bat as the Gilbert group
has Suffered - severely Is 10 scarcely
probable that other isisnds have
escaped devastation, and further in
formation II aaxiousiy looked for.
The Gilbert isfAnAs. or the Kings-
miil group. consist Of dfteen islands Of
coral formation, AL low. the highess
land In the grouP not ezeesaing 20
feet and ere fast wearing sway by the
action Of he 49, Ter ysars paAt =
profitable trade N sovsa. shark ana.
Bsehe-ds- Mes and the usual hland
products has found iss way to Sydney
from the grean Americans also had
. good share Of business. trading YES
sels from San franciseo making . prae-
tice of visiting them.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-29

Except TO the mas who can stand .
new bat every Monday morning divine
worship under these conditions be-
comes profane nockery. Nor u .
eloakroom any remedy for this difi-
Guilty. To many minds il wiz only az
grayste the evil As long Is . man
sticks to his hat he knows the worst
At any rate he 10 secure against losing
IL No What Is wanted IS . private
receptacle for each Individual hat under
its owners eye. Let the church pro-
vide that and men viii go TO church as
their chimney potless ancestors did
London Truth.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-29
eerTGR THAN ITs MOTHER.

Rashissabey-DP -DPesos1 Weasn Hakss
rriseds With Peer Dssy.
The other day . pale. tired-looking,
slsttsrnly dressed young woman. carry.
ing dirty-faced. bowling infant,
wrapped IN . plata shawl got into .
Shawmut avenue car. says the Boston
Post In vain the mother tried To paci-
fy the incorrigible baby; n yelled.
shrieked, u howled. At last she gave II
an impatient shake aud sat II down hard
ON her lap. whereat the clamor became
such that the stray hairs of the bald
headed gentleman down the aisle slow
ly rose up and stood ON end, everybody
began to hdget. several men walked
hastily out on the platform. and some
body from behind newspaper growled
out: 'COnSounded nuisance"
Across the aisle sat . woman richly
dressed In black. with an unmistakable
air of breeding, and = face that lit mp
with timid httle smile. as she stretched
out her arms and said, pleadingly:
DO please, lot me talee the baby .
minute"
The ysung mother opened bar eyes in
sstonishmsnt and passed over the bum
die in the plaid shawl with . grateful
'Thsnk ye. na'am-"
The baby screwed up it, features,
opened its mouth 70 yell, bat thought
better Of II and blinked tn eyes mp at
the new face, stared . minute and
stopped crying.
IL was magical. The passengers
wanted to offer vote Of thanks and
the young mother bsamed with graft
tude. But the msgician was absorbed
In he= task. She talked TO Il, cooed 70
II in quiet whisper. looking % abso-
lately happy that the baby was actual
~ induced 70 laugh . queer little cacl<-
ling crow. Everybody In the car was
interested.
''You take - u - II you had one Of
your own, ms'am," volunteered the
mother. sdmiringly.
The woman in black looked away
and murmured, indistinctly: II had .
little one once" And, as she kissed
the dirty. pink. pudgy face and handed
the child hack 20 its mother, one shin
ing. salty drop fell into the folds of the
old plaid shawl And then the sweet
faced woman hurried out Of the car
without backward look.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-29
At 4 CITY FIRE.N

There ss Iletss Fus Thsrs fer the Stronger
ssA the Tswa DsIi Dsssn't Riag.
One of the sharpest contrasts be-
tween life in country towns and life in
New York Is brought forcibly home TO
the newcomer In the city the first time
he sees the fre engines rushing through
the streets to = FIRE. His frst feeling is
one Of surprise that he did NOT hear the
Gre bells ring. He has been accustomed
10 hear every bell In his native town join
In Wild clan9or long before the en-
gines are on the way, says the New
York Tribune.
He does not know that the only Are
bell that sounds 1t ell IL the gong In the
engine house. which N sounded from the
alarm box nearest the frc. Next he OBJ
serves that few people follow the fire
engine. A. homo every body who was
not hopeless cripple ran TO the fire a.
fast 80 his heels could carry him. He
cannot resist the temptation here. IN
fact does not want To. 90 he follows the
engine a. fsst - he oan. wondering that
people stare ~ him - strangely.
A he sears the scene Ne recalls for
ner exciting experiences II fres, where
he entered Burning houses and dragged
Gu, the furnfturc In 6ne disregard Of
how badly he smashed II. 80 long a. he
got IL out IN triumph. So he dashes
vigorously on. full Of glowing anticf-
pations and the best intentions
Sudd~sly he 10 brought up. "sll stand
ing" by bury and surIy policeman.
a - - l. Al -
Gre line. Then he discovers that there
is little fun for TIE snlookrr at . city
Ere. The pclice promptly draw . Gordon
around the burning building. end no
one can get near IL without . fire
bssr-.- which is sst easily secured BY
she ors3inary citizen.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-29
GRAND aAFIDs. MARKETS


Gn.n-wheat. gec; corn. sc; oats. Ac; rye,
5se; barley, g. 10 = cwt. ouckwheat. 45c y bu-
Mksf-Beef. tas7c; pork. 49flfc; mutton.
Sc; spring lamb. &c; fowls. 7@sc; spring
chicken. sesec; veal. e@sIsc; turkeys. lotsllc;
ducks. 100 lie.
PsODucF-Butter. zoe; eggs 2c; potatoes.
2sc , bu; beefs. Esc y bu: onions. Soc y bu;
beans. sl.:5 ' bu. honey. lie; apples. 81,
p bbi; T5.ssi.55 ' bu.
H.r-Timothy. sl5ssie . ton; clover. slseDi4
p ton; straw - y Ton.
WooI-W asbed. aa2sc. unwashed. Ee4lDc.
Hfess sxD TAfLows--t,reen. lc; steers. over
20 lbs. 5xc. cured. Sc, calf skins. green. Sc.
cali skins. cured. SIC, taliow. rough. Ii<c,
pcifs sGcsfi.5o. dekiR. tsa2sc.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-29

Frors AVID FsrD-Lily White. $40: Patent.
e. ~ cwt: huekwhest four. s. e0 cwt: corn
meal. 80 tor; feed. ssAas9l per ton: mid
dIiaGs SZ0r ton bran. Sis y ton: sh ips. Ss 3
ton; screeninxs. ti9 ton
Ms.f-Pork steak, l0c; roast. loc; ribs. Sc:
tsnterloin. i25ze; ham. l2c. beef steak. 30 l9c
roast. 50 lee; rib. tcs mutton. eGlte; sprtag
lamb. SO l6e, spriag chicken. itSiec. turkeys.
1st5 lie ducks salec.
FsopUoE- Butter. tsc; eggs. &c; potatoes
soc tu: beets lSs pk ouiogs, s5ee5,c p pk
b-sas. 6ec . ps appies. sacne SC pk. grapes.
ie.6 &c y ID, pears. .1cs9 sic dsE-
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-29

The best sAsve IN the world for euts.
bruises. sores. ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sar-s. letter, ehspped hands. ehilbiasns.
corns and all shln evuphons. and posi-
tlvelv eares piles. or no pay required.
ita guaranteed 20 give perfect satssfac-
ton OF u~ney refanded. Price - cent?
per oox. Fer .Ase ~ Pess pros.. drug
sista. ocrnef Monroe and pivslon-sts.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-29

scale Of Prices Established By the City
Dealers.

Local buyers have received quota.
t,ons for fur from eastern shippers,
and have established prices as follows
Bear. large. SIS. - ana g.; Beaver. per H..
a and 81; cat. Wild. SOC. 20c and 10c; C; &
house. Toe; deer skins. dry. per h.. 20c a, d
l5c; fisher. S. and -; fox. red. s0c and 65ci
$50; iypx. sz-25 and 81; muskrat. fali 10c. sc.
Sc and &c: mink, 81. .5c. toc and Csc; martin
ST. 75c soc and SOC :ette. Is. 81. - and s150; rae
coon, Soc. :Oc. 10c and SC; skunk. black. 81. t0c
and zoe; skunk. narrow stripe. $50 and SCI
skunk. broad stripe. l5c and Ice.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-29
no yoU WANT MoSEYs-n - seu vSl
~ sna II % year aavantage % see IS hefer.


no yotf WANT NoSEYr-If - see VII
~ sHe 10 20 vear ssvantags 70 go ss before
bofro~iaG-
Werake leans on honsehesa goods pianos.
hnr~~s sag a. ~ ptr~ons property - anv
kfua al fs~ ta~esf seSslele rztes ard IN the
ausckess psss stte time.
Orr ioars are made ~ithegt rusiieify ara
fhr property y eft n your anetstareea pc
session.
ts.ans cse - carried ~ fcrg as d>ssret ~
->a y nat1 . fsEsl e. = pap NJ srs tire 90
ss4f w01r eeaFen snef 1n1 ary FaTt pad ~
aHee- the c9st - rsrfftox tSe sea.
II Yea o~e . b3aHcr e. fByD turs rtsro 81
sther pronerfv. ~e sf ezr u 40 fof yes eHe
carry a az fenK - rev tr<t~e.
Cur ssec>< 49, ire fahsf as~ssaet 81 f1e caty
are are - sfrsr go ftAs ear - c<55t. uren
- mg s- .sftra ecoa aaszky srt ensrfe
S4ssS.
R~r.eraeer thst ysa Asv- the 90 - ksth tse
ef~r<rfs xne fhe rsen~s ave ssa r><nrH TIE
pfeasf ~ sFv tmN
aktNn EAPIBS. N0sfs teE IaAN Co.
hseas Z WEE bserks
tsfnst 81 MenTer. fssfi sa5 Jsass ssx
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-29
IN. sss Eat Ks~rs Ne. sr.. css-s'

IN. sas Sat Esers Men srs~ onureA
The considerations ~ ali Others which
k-crs seifr~sp~ctinx man AVA from
church ia consideration fcr hss hat IL
Yen ioris AZ shss thing Historically yov
vii 6na THAI the fsiling ~ N the
male stten6sscr ~ church ds<>s from
the insrvducss>n Of chimney pot has>
n. on TIE ssher hand, ysu iesk - the
philosorhy sf ths thirx. zee ell 80
~ orre that The swo phenemeus go IN
the refation os esase ard e6s~& We
raa ear prsv eeiierseffy. ~ he 30 ks
scul IN rraEse. CT SIX he asteatsen sn .
learned asscoo-rs WITH ths hnows~<'vs
nrcn hsn that he i nsssNg . h<sos-
srrsper ~ sis s%w sifh nst sr shst tiss
l,a> a hss side has Just pskrt ssr uss-
br~lia tbreagh a - teal 80 httl~ b<sy
t~bind > Slayisx - fscttaa vita IL
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-29

sstspsy apply "swsvss's osxrnssr.'.
No iuternss nea,eine required. Curse
tsst~r. ees~ma. Itch. Al csupssons ca
th- fsss. asnds. nsses etc., leaving The
ssfa esesr, white and healthy. fss
great hssissK snd curative po~sss are
lsesss<sed ~ no eshss frmeay. sss
yoar drasxists fef swssxs's ossr-
nrSf.v
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-29
the NATIONAL CITY BANK
GRAND RAFlDs. MICH.
UNITED STATES DEPOSITORY.
CAPT. $500, 600

THOMAS D. GILBERT. PRESIDE
GE0. q. BRIGGS, ,vfce-Prendens.
J.FkEDEklc BAARs. Cashier.
E. H. HUNT. ASsist an Cashier
Transact business In all departments OF bank
Ing authorized By the National Banking Law:
Exchanges available ir ali the commercial
cities OF the world sold at current rates
u. S. bonds bought aud sold.
DIRECTORS:
Thomas d. Gilbert Moves l.. Avcry.
Thomss j. O'Brien. George G. Brtggs.
David NJ Ambefx Jeuuei ID. Putnam.
Ransom {. Luce. Constantine norton
Edward III. Hunt. John Z. fifzxeraios
II. Stewart White. Philo &. kuiieIs
]. Frederic BxarS
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-29

CHICAGO, Dec. -
CATTLI-Market rather active and prices
we'll supported Quotations ranged at IS 50
0eoS for choice to extra shipping Steers:
A5o05. 80 for good 70 choice do: O. q
0<.<o for fair to good; q 90e2oo for
common TO medium do: g oO0375 for butch.
er's Steers; e. s012. 50 for Stsckers; 2.a0Q3 70
for Texas Stsers; q. o0oa 30 for Feeders: 81 90
o.. 50 for Cows; q. yb02.7s for Bulls end q 80
5.s5 for Veal CalvesL
HoGs-Markss active and firm. Prices about
SC higher. Sales ranged at u. S00a6 65 for Pigs;
e3-5sa3o for light; taoSoaS5 for rough pack.
ing; 070Q3s5 for mixed. and tS.S5o407x for
heavy packing and shipping lotA