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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-06-02

Winter f. not the only pleasant season
in California. All months are equally de-
lRhtfg1l If Ia summer one Is located near
the coast. The eo-called dry season."
with is bright. sunshiny days and health
giving ozone, Just suits inyAlils and par
ties needing an out-ofdooT life.
santa Fe route runs low excursions
every week 20 Pacific coast. Inquire %
agent 4. T. and :. r. r. r.. 10 y. Main
street ard passenger station. Douglas and
Fifth ayenffea t&Ctf
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-06-02
Brief Mention,

Hogs steady.
Quality not so good as Saturday.
Some late arrivals were held over.
Cattle were more active today.
a bunch of good fat COWS sold at s425.
More good killing cattle are in demand.
There were more good cattle in today
than for a week
McGregor shipped car of cattle, Hanks
& Arnett a car of cattle, and Fort Worth
a double-deck Of hogs.
Hog buyers today: bold, 107; Fort
Worth, 100; Garland, IS
The following shippers had stock on to-
days market:
Kell q Young, Clearwater, hogs.
Surtees Bros, Colwich, mixed.
c. II. Johnston, Caldwell, hogs and cat
tie.
S o. House, Newton, sheep and cattle.
j. NJ. Pirtle, FL Dorado, hogs.
Bradbury & Robinson, Marion, hogs.
H. Sensenbaugh, Kelley, hogs.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-06-02

tracted conSldera-
bic attic ntion.
Werner is twenty
three years old
and a native OF
New York. He
began playing pro-
fessional pool in
1885, and easily
defeated Joe Har-
ms, Gus Smith and
Daniel La W Ter.
His first impor-
tant victory was ar
continuous po oil
in a match with
Charles TT Man
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REPRESENTATIVE SALES.

The following are the representative salesOf hogs
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-06-02
REPRESENTATIVE SALES.
with calves, each.
HOGS.

About the usual Monday run of hogs
were on the market today. The quality
was not as good as the average the latter
part of last week. Light receipts made a
quiet market, and some of the late arriv-
ais were held over. Today's sales, what
few there were, show about steady with
Saturday. There were few pigs in, which
also sold steady though the demand was
light. Tops sold for S4:35; the bulk, $500
@430.
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THE PEOPLES COLUMN.
Your w ants Supplied.

LNOR SALE-BLACKSMITH sHoP-GOOD SET
% tools. frst-ciaSs stand having good trade
Call or address ia East Second. Wichita. Kansas
A IA ats
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-06-02

Scientific men say that the earth's age
is about half million years for the neb-
ular and stellar period, and about q, &C.,
000-of which $1,000, 600 are PASTOR
the period of organic beings.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-06-02

Feeble and sfckly children require great
degree of warmth, and possibly warm
baths only will be proper for them until
they are eight or ten years old Ii an effort
is made 20 accustom them 70 cool bathing
great caution must be used and the effect
carefully watched.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-06-02

At the baptism Of her son IN loo, Marie
de Medicis wore robe covered with 8, 900
precious stones and 1900 diamonds. ThA
goldsmith had orders 10 mount the stones,
and design their application to gold and
silver tissue.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-06-02
Thought Ward Was a Pickpocket-

The late Chief of Police David Hennessy,
of New Orleans, arrested John n. Ward
during the Mardi Gras at New Orleans in
1850. Ward and a companion were mis-
taken for two professional pickpockets, but
the error was soon discovered, and Ward
and his companion set free.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-06-02

II you are going 20 any Pacific eosss
POINTS. now that the Cniea Pacific have
changed the time Of departns Of their
trains from Denver west, yen can savS
twelve hours In tiuIe By leaving Wiehl;a
via the Rock Island train. which r4Es
daily. leaving Wichita SIS a N, arriving
IL Denver O'clock nsKt morning. making
direct connections With the Pacthe coast
trains With tourist cars drought 20 Port
land. Ore. and San Franeisco. once 30
East Douglas aTep1s. corner ct Main
street ". II. WBHLRT. {. I. and Z. A
LAT
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When the ankle mas been severely
sprained, immerse it Immediately in hot
water, keeping it there for fifteen or
twenty minutes. After it has been taken
out of the water keep it bandaged with
cloths wrung out Of hot water,
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-06-02
wichita Produce Market.

WICHITA. June !.
FLOUk-EigheSt patent So "a. second patent 50 as,
extra fancy 81 s. fancy - 20.
BUTTER-first creamery lG second creamery
l4c, finest dairy l2JSc, fine dairy l0c common dairy
&c.
EGGS-l2lSc per dog
pOULTIN-Roosters 81 50(12 %, hens 81 25&2 so
spring chickens 81 1892 90
POTATOES-New potatoes-Califordias 81 so per
bushel fancy Greeley 81 To-
COAL-Anthrscite Sli CO. Canon City IS o. Weir
City - 80 Froutenac 81 So Plttsburg 81 So Illinois
81 o. McAllster s. 90.
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Wichita Grain Market.

WICHITA, June L
Following are the closing quotations:
GRAlN-Car lots on track:
WHEAT-No. S5as6c, No ? hard &c, No 3 75c
No4 7lo.
CoRN-No or better soc, white Sc.
OATS-40GA5 c.
RYE-No 5 or better Coo.
HAY-Baled $40 OOG19 90 per ton. loose sTO01lO 20.
GROUND CORN-Chop in car lots II 50 per lOC
lbs corn and oats 81 ~ per 100 lbs, bran, sacked
Sl0 per 100 lbs
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CATTLE.
WICHITA. June |

WICHITA, June 1.
There were more good cattle in today
than for over week, and to the extent of
supplies the market was fairly active.
The good stuff went off readily at steady
prices, and more of the kind were wanted
at the figures paid. A bunch of stockers
that sold for S275 were below medium in
quality. Seventeen cows. in good condi-
ton, averaging 1857, sold for S4.25. Mar
kets elsewhere are steady, and there can
not be said to be any change from last
week
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-06-02

For simple hcarzeoess. take fresh egg.
beat IL and thsckea with puiveCized sugar
Eat freely of 10, and the hoarseness VIII
soon be gseasfy relieved
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-06-02

Mrs. winslow's Soothing Syrup should
always be used for children testbing. IL
soothes the child. Softens the gums, allsys
ali pain. cures wind colo, and Is the best
remedy for disrrho.A Tweuty-nvsccnts .
bottle. Used by millions Of mothers.
de4 u We n
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-06-02
Chicago Grain and Produce.

Chicago Gram and Produce,
CHICAGO, June L
Wheat--Stesdy.
Corn-Steady.
Oats-Steady.
POrk-Eirn.
IarC-Firn.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
FLOUR-Steady. Spring patents IS 0095 80
winter patents IS 00S5 80 straight 81 6 CO. bakers
Il dSs5 %
wHEAT-May 81 C2sk June 81 o2l( July 81 COZ
CORN-May 56iao, June 55% July $50
oATS-May AIS, June 45c, July sstsc.
PORK-July SO SSss. September II o.
LARD-July So 20. September SS 6.
Cash quotations were as follows;
wHEAT-$l e1ss.
CORN-S54c
OATS-571Sc.
RYE-S4&4tsc.
BARLET-NOminal-
FLAXSEED-Sl T.
TIMQTHY-G sci 81
PORk--i0 So
IARD-S %.
SHORT R1BS-5 SS95 %.
DRY SALT SEOULDERS-S 0O85 oA
SHORT CLEAR SIDES-S 2Sss 81
WHISKY 10
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A Ml.taE. Correctea.

Take stage 1t Wharton for Stilwa;su
Billy Snyder. proprietor as u
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Pool PLAYER John YEcrner.

Here is a picture of John Werner, the
well known pool player, whose recent
match with Alfred d'Oro at Chicago at
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MlllI( Eagle
FINANCEAND COMMERCE
WICHITA MARKETS.

The Receipts Of Stock at the Wichita
Union Stock Yards for the Past "a
Hours Were as Follows: 65 Cattle,
44a Hogs, 80 Sheep. Shipments 1876
Cattle, l2l Hogs.
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Receipts Shipments.
ARTICLES

BUTTER-Steady Extra creamery lx4ifu. Ell
ira fists Is SI5lec rsts I5aI6c, extra dairy 5Sl6c
extra nEsts l+ssi5S. nrsts 2SlSc.
EGGS-l5Rlblzc
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-06-02
MEN AND UMBRELLAS.


81 remember once that a man bought an
umbrella from us, and l remembered it be-
cause of peculiar mark.
Not long after another man brought it
in and had another handle put in it. We
put in two other handles for different men,
and then the original owner brought in
the umbrella. We put in the handle that
was first in it, and be never discovered it.
l never saw man who would not appro-
pirate an umbrella if there was any posi-
bic excuse for so doing. A man who will
withstand all other temptations is utterly
helpless at the sight of an umbrella. 1
don't pretend to offer any explanation for
it; l simply know that it is fact, and that
the man who takes the umbrella is no
more to blame than the kleptomaniac who
steals from dry goods stores.
at is hard work to sell umbrellas Peo-
pie always rebel against having to buy
them. They seem TO think that they are
being imposed upon, and resent it accord
ingly. You have to answer more questions
than man at an information bureau, and
guarantee the weather for the next ten
years. And we do meet the crankiest lot
of cranks. The other day man came in
here and spent an hour and half looking
over the stock. After he had inspected
everything he looked at his watch and
said he was much obliged. He bad about
that much time TO put in before his train
left, and he had spent it very proftably.
IF you ever buy umbrellas yourself let
me tell you something as guide. You
can buy the best umbrella that is made for
$3.50. When you pay more than that you
are paying for the handle or name. If
you want to spend lot of money you can
go up town to one of the big jewelry
houses and spend anywhere from SIS to
s1Oe for an umbrella, and the umbrella it
self is the same old $3.50 umbrella. And
if you don't want an umbrella OF that kind
you can get one for So which will outwear
any silk umbrella that was ever made. -
New York Recorder.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
New York Money.

New y Ork Money.
NEW YORK. June /.
Money on call easy. ranging from 1894 per cent,
last loan ~ closed offered at 2is.
Prime mercantile paper Slsta7.
Sterling exchange quiet and firm at 81 S4& for
SOday bills. and 81 SS93 for demand
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-06-02

Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-06-02
ARCHITECTS.
HE is A CRACK CRlCKETER.

George Wright and His Work at the
Great English Game.
One of the best cricketers in the United
States is George Wright, whose picture ap-
pears in this article He was born in New
York about forty-four years ago, and was
taught to play cricket by his father at the
early age of ten years. His first play of
Importance was in 1863, with the St. George
club. In 1867 he joined the Philadelphia
eleven, and after that he only played in &C.
casional international matches. AT sixteen
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MiScedUdneOHS.

NXTANTED-A FIRs-CLASS STENOGRAPHER
w Can secure good position in this city By cali
ing at the oficeof the Southwestern Business Col
lege. II 81
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-06-02

TOR SALE-A WELL IMPROVED FARMS
acres fine wheat goes Sith tie place: ten mile
out. Mccormick. II 2
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St. Louis Produce

st. Louis Produce.
ST. LOUIS. June L
WHEAT-Wesk and lower. Cash SIeIIS. June 99c
bid July esS4eSSsSSc August q53S
COR S@-Iower. Cash 5ll.c luna selSc hid ,Tulv
6I5<c bid. August sc.
oATs-Easier. Cash asc. July seslc, August sS;sc
PORK-Dull, s1I o.
LAR0-DuB. % o.
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HaA., Applss f.r s-rs 80.

View morning express. Kansas City %
C!czgo The 5za:a re rout1- tSif
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sr.1orisAsAS FRANCISCO RI

Trains marked thus run daily
West bound train No. J. has Pullman car.
West bound tTAIn. No. 8 connects At Burton for
Pueblo. New Mexico and Southern California
East bound. No. {. is solid train TO 81 Louis
with chair ard Pullman sleeper. makes eunnco
|, tious for ~. smith. Lille Rock and Paris rsNss
East bound No n ght exrress 20 81 Louis. has
free reclining chair car ard Pullman sleeper
City Union Ticket once. II North AAlR strees
and Union Depot. Douglas avenue
I1cF7sox- ToFTK1 4 sINTk nm
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WICHITA wEsTIHy u. N
ADVICE 70 Mothers.

Mon Ilckst orlce m Nortb Maln street rpi0a
Passenger station corner DonEias kad SIN aTsnusA
". H. AuEDaCE- d y. A
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FOR SALE--Misocna,,eoas

I7CR sALE-A CHOICE, WELL IMPROVED
all bottom izzc farm, c3ose 70 Vrcs--2 y szfes
Crapes Aze cher fr7ls v,ty cseAS. Fsc yTtcs sA6
Terrzs ca O. y EeeklGs a. EAFkss g.. Sseas-&>
Kan EA
LOG s1LE-A SSAErY!2sT Class NEAT
II market sor sale az Ats<Ezlo fR a Few &ATz
Ers a. r-acst-e-T z.esksA-T fer F-zss1S . Erst-
clzss sNszsage sa1x1ev- Rex eAs&a l1gzSre AZ e
Na--A EAia. At VSsckisa~ zA2- Lns
U1oa sALE-Iss ACRES as5n MCCORMICK
4 IA
T7oE SaLE-SETEEAL IMPROVED FAEHS
n eos. % CTR. frcz q - sc-es ~ frvzz - e
az rer Ac-ts also sesesAl E2e< ress1sEons zo~zs
vsyt q. raaHe<s lev EgEres- I s4vs scrne tee h-zs
sa-1zsss sTs- offered AsrSsseore. .. ". HsC&gLA-
L. s EzxE - y ~
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nKLAEo1IA xAp-A F0CEET ZAP % ThA
" istsaz teyrssorT sz-asa.@ fks CA-1ssa ~
sEe ox.ssSrzG r1sE A. Re tss4asz 5AsGs "a Ia
fEtfcI2 ts~FT1s. rstaZ~s- sEs1sA-F 1919 -
At4r r-s~-s-tses AZ essszrs~s zaSo tes BAL ~
we - sscs ts~E ~ Esszs-Z S12 Ns71sT1 A@A-1
eAsfrscts x Ca sHArEsa ~ Ga<rssaS sSfs@z -
ce-.rsese rssEEss b. u sF = "a ssaezsc- IL
iEsssz n, { rzesx ezr 800 sss sssr e4-Ae = 49,
E<w es5Atvy wEs VII - 3F@ts3 - q 20 1A7A
VI - 80 .1ss zsa1 k&y sss-TNa rser - -
e.sss Il q go se1-<ss 3 r. kzE-g-s. 1zss4sas
Exr EAxss y sc11E& g2s-
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Receivers Sale.

Notice & hereby given thAA pursuant 20 an order
made by the District court 81 sedzwick county.
kAnsass on the ssh dsy OF May. 1881 I. the under
signed. receiver IN the case Of Nary E Champion
vs Chas- T. Champion. et a.. NIL on Monday. ths
Sih day Of June. ISL. At Nc. rs Hast Douglas ave-
nue., IN the city % Wichita Se4EwicR county. Kan
bidder, Tor cash ell TIE stock OF goods which then
remains on hand snd II ny charge as receiver %
the stock Of goods lately owned BY ChAs- r. CHAM
pion- said stock % goods consisting OF books sta
tionerT. notions and all such goods usually
kept IN stock by Erst-clsss book and stationery
store. and al fixtures and fGrhiturs % said elors
room, and now IN my posSsSsien az No lis Easa
Douglas avenue In said ctry 81 Wichita said Saia
VIII take place a. 70 O'Clock a. sharp. BidSerx
viii b required &c paw cash az the time Of Bidding
and al sales subject TO the confirmation % The
cogrl d1-ln n. J. oEIvERAHecetver.
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VETERINARY SURGEONS.
PHOTOGRAPHERS.
ROGERS.

The Photographer. Pictures IN all sizes md STYLES
He also carries the finest assortment OF picture
frames In the city. Give him a friendly call and
examine samples
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-06-02

Mozart xUssc EcHoCL> -srNNEE TE1.H-
vi Fss pasEhr7zix szrEirs Hrs 81 Eags- 7 -
ca. Ws1zsssHY. Fra2NF Ea1 sz<sf1sT. fss%2 - =
az9 70 & kSezz 81 ees4xNscs 62ES =
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page appendix by Gen, o. o. Howard and w.
Fletcher johnson; two vols in cloth, per set 81 The
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Gen. sherman. sold Oh the instalnent plan II de-
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IL rrezt FrE-ch r.E--fy 49, 6lrsr-gy &C 80 zsz-
sErzS sTs.<Es AID yaslssy czgs ssSss esaoz Ss ~
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Wise Sayings.

Most women are ambitious; they
want to be men.
Sweethearts an wives are entirely
different women.
Anger is like rain, it breaks itselfup
on that on winch it falls.
A woman Is seldom prosa,c until she
is some man 8 mother.ln law.
To keep your own secret is wisdom,
to expect others to keep it is folly.
If only women fought battles there
would be only wars of determination.
Modesty is to merit as shades to fig.
ures in picture giving 1t strength ana
beauty.
He that calls man ungrateful, sums
up all the evil that a man can be guilty
of.
Some women are born fools; some
achieve 1t and some have it thrust upon
them.
Fruitless is sorrow for having done
amiss if it issues not in a resolution to
do so no more.
There's IL difference between happl-
ness and wisdom, that he that thinks
himself the hnpplest man is really so,
but he that thinks himself the wisest
is generally the greatest fool.
There are peculiar ways in men which
discover what they are through the
most subtle feints and clever DISCUSSES.
A block lead cannot come III, nor go
away, FOR sit, nor rise, nor s;and' like
a man Of sense.
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HUMOROUS.

Advice is like castor oil anyone CAY
give it, but few Can he it.
De ntists are not all farmers but they
live off the achers just the same.
the cocoanut Is one of the largest
nuts, bu: We have seen nutmeg graf
e..
When a hosiery Il. alcr buys Il lot OF
new goods he may be said to be stock
ing up.
The moon shines best when she Is T Ill.
L. is not with the leading lights OF
society.
The world IS more likely to spea'
we'll of a man when he is dead than
when he is dead broke
When drink much cant work Al Il
so I let it alone. The drinking? No,
Inc NOfk!nE.
Those are capital letters, said 'l'c
man who wrote O . IN arhnoNled &c.
meut of much wanted loan.
The King Of Siam ha~ sent six yonn-
men to Penn ,ylvaniA III .lic ii cpiles"
to educate them as d ,ctorS. The CEN
etery will | lie laid of and nicely
fenced in by the tine they return
home
Wat have yon in that little box,
Mr.. Mullr?' A handful of my hIir,
IA mcmenio Of my late wife. But your
wife had 10 load, hur. NJ, bat |
ha,i.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1891-10-29

A turtle is lazy FELLOW. bnt nobody
thinks lie has IL soft snap.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-23

ds 1888 Il a. lsoS Is ~ Is t 90 14os X
i !. < { s q :5
s So s5iHie o. % $50 hs % g 9 sS
ISssh Ssl is &c i Il s s. Cows io''
1q r. S 81 10 . a cs:'fs s'S! S o. los
n e. s g. ''%i' Texans aaaS M ?, $50 n
a. e q sns'as '.'sss sSs
A. ka5 sd loss e. * e. i rsd
steers iics :. DO 100 n i q s. TO- A. % 80
CHICAGO SS' .aSers coarse. ' isss T. 1850 n
at 50 81 DE- l f,nca. g County Pennsylvania steers
145s C at Is So s. do 1893 H. 81 To- 81 DO 1Sia n
6; sSamoerr: IS Chicago steers 1900 n at sS 90; 4
AEE5sH co&5nS Ff Tssa sfs
fR S:.Jsi sSs and
re per ~ selling 40 5aefe for poor 20 chp So
to prime SOLD a. 2asc selected at Sc Western and
ssy a19s f.: s IT d1s.sS H ESas
saios-Hallenbeck Hollis: 81 Bgstemilk Calves
s% i 80 IS X az Ct e IS R o % aS 14s
* Mixed s d sf do a. 49, 70 g 49, &C. d5 &c. 100
lG n GH 'S Mia enc . 81 ls r ives
f' ve5s DO Isl II a. G. &C. 81 Is d. % 15C
y, At &C. less o. p do 1873 N, at osc Al do 14s ~
Nelson 10: Bu.s.rn ~ Gsys; 1870 81 e. 4S Ct
I'' Scss 80 $50 % Il s iS al DO
'i Dos s. g z Dd 1s O. 32s g ct =
% 4: IL. 4,l: % & Il S ~ ct
f S$ H. Ss IS 2 s. 10 DO sS A. at 50 = s5 DO r.
" walsh Kirby & Co: calves. 40 N, at S'so per n;
Judd 3: a. vss' % ' 81 @ 10 per 10
Do i fse d2 at at &C. x q g. f is2 " Isl
50 5 lSo S sS s5s a. sCS s
NJ. Collins; 70 yeals, 1877 n, at 5,sc
s q MA@ a%p GS "a srSs d leC Carloads
consigned direct head wSiSh
% at cSss a. ,s n ruled p 100 Vain
moderate supplies advanced from &c to &c p per FELINE
% At &C. S~' few State cus low SIG ,,.
Dressed mutton steady at salO1c' ana dressed lambs
n'' salcs-D Mcpherson 21e Virginia lambs os
ss 9'S S e. q = Sc 2s' d. S 81
Virginia do n SC 10 do IS N, at Sc; bucks, 12o
deoGk Sons 2as yissn t.. lambs o5 e. n at At
&C. q ~ SO scan: ~ at IT, e 2S5 Vest Virginia do OH
3 es Do DO Is h. S =? 800 60 o S p
.s % 81 81 Fs Rfs'pf a%S ss
i76 Ohio DO 81 n at IS 30 $50 do, 81 ~ at % 80; 80
No. judd & BucRl1siam 80 Kos:qesy lambs 90 ~ at &c
per - mixed Buffalo sheep. 92's ~ at 54c 24S do
Newton &. Gnett: DOB Kentucky Lambs. at o'.c per
n OF ohio Sheep. % n at 50 so per 100 n -.
X. Hpge & Co. 127 Kentucky Lambs o62 n. at Gao
NJ Collins ois Ohio sheep 90 n. at IS 40 Der 100
n 121 ohio Yearings 90 n at IS %.
Kentucky DO % n at sS 80 l0i DO 100 ~ at . q p
lambs (Cus II H. At So so: 81 Kentucky do, Go
r., at e. % 4iS do 20 ~ at a 80. $500
IIaenbacl Hollis State sheep 20 n. At 81 80; 40
do 71 r. II do 90 n at 81 % 10 State Lambs,
80 n. at 40 20 u do 81 ". at 81
Dillenback & Dewey: 30 state Sheep ewes 90 ID, at
81 % Il do. 10 p. az - %.
HOGS-Reccpts 90 carloads OF 9.012 head-i2 car.
loads 40h.st and 20 carloads Mt Jersey CITY One
carload for sale. but not sold at latest renorts.
Nomnay steady at 81 70dS4 90 for Western Pigs. and
e5dSj % for State Hogs.