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The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1891-03-27


for the publication official proceedings
The following resolutions passed by the Executive
RESOLVED That the GREAT WEST St Paul hereby designated
the Alliance including the weekly report the secretary
That the Secretary prohibited ng
tho Gsr @ ns THAT % wiling
agree mprsssnt report
THE GREAT ST. LOUIS PLATFORM.
Basis of Agreement Between the A. & o. and the Knights
rn s ms ST. %b "
the ubstitu
9R Of legal lender treasury t notes in fR bank
atng the amount needed capita basis the business interests
% BY
ally ani n
duetons preserving
prompt and imposing such penalties shall
coinage OF silver
sgs s s;a
needed them reclaimed
BELIEVING 4S ell and special
build class the Of another We believe
sns p M %
shall be limited the the
That sufficient Of fractional
a t "a
United States postal system.
We the hereby pledge ourselves sacred honor
the agree
principles agree any
We further agree to vulge any secrets or
ganzation any who is not a member of the
MINNESOTA ALLIANCE PLATFORM
hereby following principles:
the that ss rad has
Ps II III
rais E? he
exortons especially the Mckinley bill the
e.?
honest capital that the pooling Of rates element
9s eS s1 so III
PERI ts
as the solution this question lion and Co., .
TT s
Be- sssgsa s ~
and
by 5 e ns ssss c c sn
31n we that the shall thor
public lands be reserved in small COST
81 5 the
high OF interest unjust should be reduced
ss s5s1g 5s IN the volume eop, tho
banks of issue which shall be made full legal tender We demand the
coinage silver the silver bill the
ple
EghthAl public which the the people should
therefore hold that United rail
should elected by popular also the
ntendent of public instruction.
forbddng corporation
itemzd
cash. property has been presented officer of
labor property and certify the issued
corporation.
legislature establish the Australian system
the whole legal holiday
TenWe demand prohibition the employment children
fifteen mills workshops the
favor adoption the factory and mine
hon law and the employers liability and the publication
hoods
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1891-03-27
Journal of Official Publication.

In accordance with the Of the Constitution the State
Farmers Alliance the Committee has appointed
for the publication official proceedings
The following resolutions passed by the
RESOLVED
which publish according
OF the Alliance including weekly
other alliance throughout the that willing
publish the provided they supporting alliance
not to garble msrepeent the report given them
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1891-03-27

18th Distrct.-R II. Mc(see, Wyoming, Chisaeo
9Th Distrct.-C. F. BohaIl West Union, Todd
Seceary.-A. L. Stromberg Forest
III. p. Underwood.
Lecturer.-Vacant.
tt Liz abasha Paul.
Asst Purchasing Agt-Mark Graves Adrian,
Manager
Paul.
Officials of Iowa F. A. & u.
President-J. NJ. Joseph
Vice President.-Samuel Campbell.
Secretary-Geo B. Young.
Lecturer-T.
Journal of Official Publication.
In accordance with the requirement OF the Constitution of
Alliance the Executive Committee has appointed the
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1891-03-27


We the undersigned do hereby pledge ourselves
the promotion Of the above principles with the
they into the land
support pledge himself
that naugurated by the Farmers Alliance
Knights OF Labor and other Industrial organization looking
these ends
to anyo who 8 nota ember o
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-06-08
rarsnI... LInl,.a ran,.,Isn.

Tho Empress Eugcnlo, though nat.
urally Intelligent, was In some respects
extremely ignorant. Educated as were
tho high born young Spanish girls Of
her goneratlon-ih b 10 aay, not odu.
Gated NJ all--sho was forced all through
her palmy days 10 struggle agninst this
great disadvantage. Sho never could
learn the art OF spelling. aud all hcr
private notes md letters arc thickly
poppcrcd with faults OF orthogrnphy.
She assembled the throne at tho agc Of
twcnty-siS-a period In lilo rather late
for tho commencement Of ones cduca.
ton.
But, 10 her credit 10 Il said, sho dld
her bet by inccsshnt reading 10 supple.
mont tho defects In her early mental
training, She spoke English TO pcricc.
tlon, aud tho emperor and she were
wont 10 converse In that language
when they did not want their attend.
ants TO know what thoy weru talking
about She was an elegant and fear.
lo1- horewoman, and her skill In oqul.
tntlon was among tho INT Of hcr ac.
compliments that attracted tho mo-
ticc Of Napoleon III, himself nm ac.
complished rider But her principal
talent was for art, and shs drew la
cmyon exceedingly VOL. Cor Phlla.
delphla Telegraph
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-06-08
WIRE 10 Aen ANeGato HUSBAND

So. ,f-...d..a .,d ,,uia r.bt fesi
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u.ii - .a,,d ,,,.il ,,l,, N Voc. =, ~s,i.
e.aid anS ,.,,hla M, h.srt no rr.tins riacs.
Va. ,,oaid 10, tbiot 81 any iI,tsr past.
You wo.lu ~. ellle nc - 49, N''"'
lou .oulh hot n - eI -. " w. - 49,,
M~ eoh"ehh nv "h''ii'- UNIV
.,..t.,.. $3.50, .A...t a, ,,htt.
WIN &C.,. ii 1000 y. On M, breast.
A,d IN nv hasds .nd "a p,y fsss tbs iieht
sr.s s,...is 49, -. t6si, 5s.d a, fs-ft
~ u" 80 M nv. e ND one, on. .ssuii ny
go. ti,,ss NJ. :. - nav. - n, ma.
Will &c.,, 80, 80 ,.,,,s d,I,s er.v
Ibst ons. apd ssssr 't-ors ali bas. eaiamny.
ksa M Dc whl,. .pow bs.psd aloy. my
h..I
A.a "a amid IN. u,.nv. o,s had fo,sd
MI, d.rei 10 -, snrb ibinss aiggt tnssead.
You h.f nod -prds 10 toii nov, fsis. sefs thsyi
uav mai unkiod - h. a futiri man!
vi al fbr srusl gor,ls tii,t h. might az
wouid nst h.y, t.,rer !, nun me. rflg,s me
ne.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-06-08

The churches II tho future will 10
founded on hc idea Of righteousness.
"Othor foundation eau no man lay"
Any narrower church Is unworthy Of
humanity and of God, and will, Ia tho
natural cours. Of events. be swcptaway.
Tho gods OF ecclosinsticisin have very
often been devils, but tho true God i a
perfectly good Being, and his church
must therefore b. co.c1ionsivo with tho
raec. In Righteousness, and In right.
cousncsa alone, wo have an idea that
We will unite all men by a common
bond. IN Righteousness, and Ia right.
cousncss alone. We have an idea capa.
bio 81 indefinite expansion. of uncoas.
Ing application 20 tho ever changing.
ever growing necessities Of human lie.
a church founded M tho idea Of
righteousness l. a church which all wise
men must approve, which all good men
must love, for righteousness Il abso.
lutoly necessary for tho well being 81
mankind. A church founded on tho
idea 81 Righteousness Is part IL that
eternal and universal church which OK.
lsied long before tho Christian era,
which will continue 10 cIist when every
ecclesiastical institution Ia Chri,tcndon
has collapsed. Ecclcsiasticism must 10
destroyed before religion can b,gin.
Tho cliurnlcs of men must b. rcvolu.
tionlsed Ia order that tho church o,
God may b. saved. Rev. Dr. Alfred
Momofio Ia Forum.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-06-08

Although Il haS been shown that tho
climate OF certain parts Of California Is
suited for tho growth Of tho date palm,
but little effort l. made 10 Introduce
the species into general cultivation
thcrc. Tho reason alleged for this &,
that too many years must elapso after
planting before tho trees come into
bearing. Here aud there, however,
there arc a few specimens that, hny-
lag como 10 maturity. yield good
crops On tho farm OF Nm NJ. II.
Wolfsllll, on Putah creek, solano
county, In the Sacramento valley, arc
four Of Penslan variety, OF large pro.
portions and great beauty. They are
thirty four years old, and bear fruit OF
good quality Two Others Of tho Airl.
can variety, Of about tho same age, arc
growing on tho neighboring farm Of J.
r. Wolhklll The date palm Is the palm
Of the Bible, and has handsome droop.
Ing ironds from eight to ten feet long.
Philadelphia Ledger.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-06-08

AS wo nro reminded by tho author
Of -Four icar la Rebel Capitals, % tho
south, hs well a. tho north, needed to
exercise IL sense Of humor, whenever
that was possible, 10 carry Il through
the terrible strain Of tho war. Some
Of the puns, burlosqucs and rcpartoc Of
that dreadful tiino have become locally
historic, Colonel Tom August, Of tho
H-t Virginia, wis tho Charles Lamb
OF Confederate war wits, genial and
ever gay.
Early In secession days bombastlc
friend approached him with tho quos
ilon, "Wcll, slr, presume your voice
IA still for WARP
"Oh, yes, rcplled tho wit. perfectly
itilm
Always 10 bc remembered Il General
Zcbulon Vancc's apostroplie 10 the NIB.
BIZ, Tying by him from a heavy rne
ilrci Go u cottontaill II hadn't a
reputation Id be- with yonm
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-06-08
A FARCE IN REAL LIFE.
Nov People with Coed intentious Get
Into Awkward situations.


How People with Coed intentious Get
Into Awkward situation.
Ono Of the best known literary men
Of Boston has two sisters. One is un.
married and keeps house for him and
two or three conscnial friends. Tho
other is married to a gentleman who Is
an amateur politician-sta,csinan II you
prefer Not long ago this statesman
was called fron home on some impor.
tant business mud expected TO bo gone
over night His wife sent TO her sister
10 come and divert her In her tempo.
fary divorce. But this was impractica-
bic. and word WAS sent 20 that effect
Shortly nftor tho messenger had de
parted Il occurred 10 the sister that slio
might "a, least ask one Of her brothers
friends 20 go and stay In the house and
Tighten away possible burglars. About
Q o'clock a young man rang tho door
bell pi tho statcsman's house, and when
tho servant appeared walked In with.
out being invited. much TO the alarm
Of the maid, for her mistress had nc.
cepicd n sudden invitation 10 tho the.
alter
Tho young man, annoyed at the per.
sisiency with which the suspicious scry.
ant kept guard on him. and finding
nothing bcttor TO do, made his way 10
the sparc room. went 10 bed and soon
fell into the ORGANIZES sleep youclisafed
by n clear conscience nnd n good digs.
ton. Tho house was still No lights
shono IN the Window stcalthy steps
mounted 20 tho front door. II was the
master Of tho house. who had nnoS.
pcc,cdly returned. and finding no signs
Of life supposed that the family had re-
tired. lie noiiclossly opened the door,
noiscicssly climbed the stair, and, with
tho intention Of not disturbing his wife,
went 10 tho spare room, which was
wrapped Ia profound darkness
lie flung his gripsaek on tho bed.
II struck the sleeping visitor full Ia
tho stomach. Thcfo was q rude awak.
cning. who arc your called
startled voice from the pillow, aud
who arp your answered Indignantly
that voice which had 20 often charmed
select audiences at, political meetings.
A hAnd.to hand conflict was only
avoricd by the quick ear Of tho vii.
tor who recognized tho sta,ctnan's
sonouus voice.
Tho statesman and the guest talked
n little while, and then tho former went
tohis room. Ito was lust about falling
asleep when his Wifo came homo from
tho thchtcr, locked tho front door.
which the statesman had forgotten to
do, and went up stain. She woro her
best drcss and usually kept Il Ia tho
spare room closet. She Therefore ~.
paired TO the spare room 10 remove Il.
Then her husband came 10 her rescue.
lilo heard her stcpa, Ills keen intul.
tion lcapcd 10 tho Right conclusion.
Ito sprang out Of bed. nan 90 tho door
opened Il on crack. and In a stage
whisper gave her 10 undcrtnni that
thop was young man sleeping there.
Ia tho morning explanations were In
order on all sides, aud much iIomcric
laughter was evoked Here aro tho
elements Of farce from real lilo which
might he worked up into equal popu.
lhrity with Mr. Iiowcll,' sleeping
Car" or Elevator. "-Criilc.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-06-08

A writer In New Yotk says that al.
though IN tho curio stores In tho west
bisons' heads cos, from $50 10 S2OO,
In New York they can DO got tor less,
and Will continue To b. cheaper ~ long
NJ any old buffalo robes that now exist
continue TO resist the moths This Il
because - tazidormlst who cannot make
n splendid bi-on's head with piece 81
fur or block Of wood aud pal, Of
horns is not considered an adci,t la his
profession. II the head OF my rare
animal Is asked Zoe In the proper quar-.
ten the customer will DO told that there
are no such heads ~ ho wants. but II
hc will walt ont eau DO procured from
some other city. II no ORDER II tho
chances arc ten 20 one that tho head
will b. carved out Of wood, covered
with tho right fur. fitted with horns,
and delivered. Tho limitations al the
mouths and nosrih Of Wild bcasts ~.
quiro skillful work, hut Wc mastoriul
Ia most cases "-lloches,er Democrat.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-06-08

The mother Of Heinrich iolnc. tho
post, was particularly careful about
matters Of etiquette. aud her boys were
brought uP with great s,rictncss, aud
occasional severity. Among other
things, she was extremely decided in
her Ideas Of table etiquette, aud her
childrcn's mnnncrs In this regard were
then thought quito irrcproachable.
They were taught, when they were
guests at n table, never 10 cat all tho
food which wns put on their plates; u
portion must always be left "for ~.
spcot." 30 their mother said Also.
they must never take moro than n Ger.
tain fixed amount Of sugar In their cups
Of coffee, no matter what tho cravings
for Il might be.
This last rule was n great trial 10
Macmillan, lleinrich's younger brother,
who had a particularly sweet tooth.
On one occasion Frau lIcine aud her
children were at n garden restaurant In
the suburbs Of tho city. and had been
enjoying the fresh air and good coffee
ut tho sainc time, A. they roso TO leave
tho table Mar. then seven years old.
saw that a large and tempting piece Of
sugar had been left Ia tho sugar bowl.
Thinking himself unobsorvcd hc quickly
seized Il and put II In his mouth.
Unfortunately for him he had been
noticed by Heinrich. who. without
meaning 10 be a talcbcaror. ran 10 his
mother with an expression Of horror on
his face, ~ II ho expected some calan.
ity would instantly bciall them. aud
said In a shocked and astoundcd tones
20 mother. mother. would you be.
love ~ Mas has eaten the p,spoctlH--
Youths Companion.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-06-08

II appears that there ap In France
At the present moment no fewer than
1900 mountebanlSs-l. C.. Parsons Of
both sorcs WHO got thoir living out Of
learned plgs, guitar playing. IA lions.
decapItaied folks who talk, clever mon.
keys, solnnambuliatS, inen who swallow
r'lors, class Of people whom Horace
In bis time called "Ambulajarmn Col.
legia', or associations of BoheinlAns
A member Of this fraternity. a Her.
culea, who earns n livelihood by lifting
sitiypound weights with outstrctehed
arms, unmarked TO a circle Of his adj.
miring friends "Nou may say what you
like, but ia ten times rather be tho
eminunt performer | am than mem.
bar Of the Paris municipal council. -
London Tit.BliS
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-06-08

"Now, dr." cried Mr.. Basxlg Zero
ciously, "a'tend 10 mel View you not
In difficulties few months agor
"No."
'Now, slrl Attend 10 my question.
! ask you again. and pmy be careful la
ai,swchns, for you are on your oath, I
need hardly roinind you, worc you
no, In difiioaliies some months agor'
mo, not that know Of"
'sir, do you pretend IN tell this
court that you did not make n compo.
sitlon with your ercditona few months
agof"
A bright smile Of intelligence spread
over the ingenious face OF the witness
M ho answered.
"oh. ahl That's what you mean, Is
III But you SEQ. Il WIS my CREDITOR
who wcrc In difficulties, and not me. ="
-kichange.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-06-08

The people who read the Jokes IN the
nswsphpers and comic wr,klirs have mol
laea what an industry the manufacture of
s ,,i paragraphs and verses has become.
IN philadelphia who do nothing ~ ma
a, We work becomes purely mechanical
Nl,h them, they eau turn ont an almost
unlimited quantity of foxes. The mos,
I'oilhe consider hundred jokss A mn
az Ne'k, aud "a tacy average nity cent,
49,, 49, AAAy Of thym make considerable
hle Ia the beat pay. and eon.s,,.,,,.
~ "a Tue pick Of the Joke market pnrS
Nnl Judge buy more mater I'M A. w.. 49,,
pal q high prices. Comic paners 81 ~ \
ansns ON nature are constantly sprinrins
NAM S1 ~ a, ~, all over the country, and AZ
,.sr 81 M Il, s's hsHspapen buy outside mat.
M S' s sa', description the ioke nnnuG,st.
n nv nnd an ample market Nor ,hslr 49,.
-fAl1aasl9AiA Rseosd, '' '''S'' "A'es'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-06-08

This wonderful llniInent 4. known
from tho Atlantic 10 tho Paellc and
from tho Lake. 10 tho Gulf. IT'S the
most Penetrating Linim.nt In the
world. IL will cure Ilhsunnatlsm.
Neuralgia, Spfalns, Bruises, Cut.'
Wounds, Old Sores, burns, Solatlcn,
horo Throat, Sore Chest aud ali In
Illumination, after all othors have f.IlrJ
II win cure Barhed Wire CUT and
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sol IN. u Is equally efficient for AMI.
mails Try ! ! and you viii not. Le
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-06-08

hAny persons suiier iroin astlrna.
'sin, a defect which prevents the rays
OF hsht from conyorgiug at the samo
locus The trouble may be slight or
severe. The afflicted person Is solue.
times born with Il, but sometimes Il do.
Nelops after adult ags il reached. Any
one who has astigmatie eyes should
consult a skillnl ocull,t
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-06-08

hores cows, sneop, goats, hogs ana
many OF tho wild animals eat apples
with ayldlty. The elephant and deer
are fond OF them, while Others become
accustomed To them after a trial or two.
Al the domestic fowls, and many Of
tile Wild birds are fond OF apples.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-06-08

Mr. Bronson-What did your hus.
band give you as a present for your
wooden wcddingi
Mr., lllrks-Thc mean thing gave mo
handsomely painted decoy duck. -
Munscy's Weekly.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-06-08

,r,o totsr, Magazine. ne cheapest AID b's'in
rs s,rn,ry. pseiaily ,siusils 80 refer Of ursnl
is'ep. rfics. fsf volume q % humesf' slbOi r'f
yisf. gto, mailed.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-06-08

rutii,hsd every 1u,sisy and ffiday. snh''rip-
,i,r triss, IN sdtancs. rsr ys,t iaoo ~ in'r,"
81 70. tire mohlhs 40. posiTaid O. delivered "
tauItf.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-06-08

Barrel salt contains lime. When there.
lore you use 1t to salt butter you encour.
ago tho production VI u ilrst class article
OF koan
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-06-08
)ESgRET EVENING NEWS.

ruNn.h,d every DAY sresr, sund,y ?
,utstriftion pfcs. IN advance. tiooo rsf isai 'lV
,,tnon,h. Is cents psr week, ros,rah OF dsh''''i
Us aufr
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-06-08

oiREcroRSs
q n. Taylor, Gee. Romnsv,
v. ArmitfangI a. >. homheT.
w.f. Armstrong.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-03-07

NOTICE FOR SEALED PROPOSALS. FOR
~ the care, custody. maintenance and treat
ment Of the insane Of Montana. 9ea
Under and pursuant to section 3 OF an act en-
ing n Of Of the insane e. spproved Feb. u. 1891, i Do
tody. maintenance and treatment of all persons
adjudged insane within this state for the period
of thres years;
act and this notice must be sealed and address. Ell
thus: u. X, TOole. president of the board OF
sommissioner, for the in ,Sn n. rroposMs a T ; Tor
All proposals must state specifically:
for, maintaining and treating ali persons adj
judged insane.
q. BY the day. 2
This to include proper food, clothing, lmedi-
cine, medical attendance. proper and suitable
nursing. proper and suitable treatment for such
4. The town. city and county where it is pro-
posed to provide for the cara and keeping OF the
5. The f~acilities and advantages for the care
and keeping Of the insane and the railroad facil-
tiles for reaching the place designated.
All proposals must be accomplished by = certi-
fed check drawn upon. some national 9ank in
this state for the snm of one 6 thou thousand .sas; dollars :;
ths board OF commissioners for the insane, which
will be forfeited to the state of Montana Il the
s soa 1be p snsa1 e Or p aMse"sn m. sREa the Gay sam. pnsp shsii
fail to execute a bond and enter into a contra ct
in pursuance of the terms of such proposal:
All proposals received in accordance with said
act and this notice will be opsned b. the ,presi-
dent of the hoard Of commissioners for the in
sane at the office Of the governor, at the city Of
ten O'clock in the forenoon Of said day, and the
right to reject any and all bids and proposals SO
received and ope led is hereby ] esaIvsd.
JOS. X. TOOLE,
President Board of Commissioners for the In
sane.
Office OF the Executive, Helena. Mont. Feb.
rs. 1891.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-03-07
THE MARK EIS.
STOCKS


NEW YORK. March 6.--Bar silver. rs.
In the stock market to-day the bears made an
attempt to get prices down by vigorously ham
mering the grangers and transactions of the day
were run up to figures which have not been seen
in weeks. while the material decline forced in
these shares dragged most OF the list with them
The market closed dull, heavy. alta shade better
than lowest prices. Rock Island is down Ia: 81.
Paul, lss; Pacific Mail, &C. G. 4 81. Louis and
sugar, each lhs; Burlington, Ia; Northern Pacific
preferred j.
Governments steady.
Petroleum-April c.os.d weak at 76i4.
Money on call easy. closed offered at "a per
cent, Prime mercantile paper, sci: Sterling
exchange quiet; firm; ~sixty-day bills S4.S51A; de-
mand $4.SsA.
Government bonds Fs. 1905; AS. 102;
Northern Pacific, "a; preferred, as: Oregon
Improvement. "a: Oregon Navigation. Is; Short
Line 20; Union Pacific. Al.
CHICAGO CATTLE
CHICAGO. March 6.-Cattle - Receipts, 5000;
strong to shade h CHER; steers, e1 ira. $3.50; other
steers. 81 ,U@5 80; cows, $1.15M3.2 IS; .tockers,
Hogs-Receipts. $4,000; active: higher: rongh and
cemmon. s.. 400 3.5G: packers and mixed, $3.55
@a.bO; prime heavy and butcher weights, VI .659
3. 7G light, Ss.509S. 80.
sheep--l!eceipts, 5000; active; steady, west
erns. ! 5.25@5.75; natives, $4.15a5 80; lambs
So. 75MG.0O.
CHICAGO PRODUCE
CHICAGO. March 6.-Closing Wheat Firm;
cash 9sl4 q 9sa4c; May. S1.0O4@ l.O0I: July, 96Hc.
Corn-Firm; cash, Sslac; May; ssa;
Oats--Firm; cash, 1919 49l4c; May, 5OA@50sc.
Barley-Nominal; 76ds0c.
Pork Firm; cash, xa.sa: Nav, 5000.
Firm; cash. $5.72lla; May, S. IS.
Shoulders-S4 05W4 40. .sW50
Short clear-S4 a5015. 90.
Shprt ribs-S4.6O.