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Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-02-28

The Sunday school teacher had jusi
read the story of the bringing TO life Of
the son of the widow of Main. and then
began to ask questions 70 see if her
scholars had understood what she had
read.
I'm the first place, let me see if any
of you can tell me what a widow is
There vas a long silence. Finally a
small boy spoke: Il know. COS my
mothers one. It's a lady what takes
in washing New York Evening Sun.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-02-28

Mr.. Bings ltohis valet, Sunday morn
ng-Wen / declare, this is a wonder.
fol age. Thanks 70 the discoveries Of
science | am able 70 sit here comfort
ably in my room, and by means of a
phonOgraph participate in an entire
service at Westminster abbey. Now,
James. take your place at the box and
begin turning the crank when you see
hat | have the tubes properly adjusted.
James-Yessir.
Mr.. Bings Chalf an hour later)-I am
getting a little tired, James. Turn Just
a tri1e faster.
Mr.. Bing ten minutes later)-What's
he matter, James2
James-Please, sir, the maid Just
opened the door and said Mr.. Whip
was wantin' you to go out riding with
him- His carriage is at the door. ]
told her you WIS engaged, but you'd
he down as quick as you got through.
Mr.. Bings-Quite right. But / haven't
got to the sermon yet. Turn, james
turn like si<ty!-New York Weekly.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-02-28

overheard one say Of her. BY Heaven she's
painted" Yes" retOrted see Indignantly,
"and by heaven OElp!" Ruddy health man
tied her check, yet this beautiful lady. oncs
thin and pale, and suffering from a dry, hack
ing cough, night-sweats, and splitting of blood,
seemed destined 20 on a consumptivc's grave.
After spending hundreds Of dollars on physi-
clans, without benefit, she tried Dr. Piercc's
Golden Medical Discovery; her Improvement
was soon marked, and ia n few months she
was plump and rosy again.-a perfect picture
OF health and strength.
This wonderful Golden Medical Discov.
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only an acknowledged remedy for that terri
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given a fair trial, but also for all forms OF
scrofulOus, skin and Scalp Diseases az White
swellings, Fever sores, Hip . Joint Disease,
Salt rhcum, letter, Eczema, BOils, Carbun-
clee, Erysipelas and kindred ailments. All
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yield readily 20 its curative powers. IL invig-
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liver, blood and lung remedy, sold by drug
Rists, under q positive guarantee that Il
Will do all that Il is recommended 20, or money
paid for IL will be promptly refunded.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-02-28

SENATOR REDD hiss introduced a
bin-f'r su act concerning M,
practice Of medicine in the state. I'll $
h a matter thst Custer count IL
greatly inter, sted in. We trust the
Senator will be able to have it placed
on the immediate list
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-02-28

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Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-02-28

AHrnfcAN EcoNOMIsT, weekly. devoted % the
ilrcuzsinn OF all phases Of the Tarin question. a.
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Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-02-28

Jinks Cbreathlesly)-Say Binks, If o
man dies while / owe him money am
/ released from the debit
Legal Friend-No. His executors
will snap you up quicker than But
hold on. What's your hurryl
Jnks rushing out)-Tm going for a
doctor Good News.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-02-28

Kidder-Saw you with your girl yes
nRrday.
Kiddee-Yes. JevveF know herr
Kidder-NO; but pap says she used
to be an old flame of hiA-Texas Sift
ings.
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was nearly midnight when she returned.
A Pole with an impossible name accom-
panied her He had evidently been drink
ing to the hest Of his ability.
In Poland some of the customs are pecul-
lar. One of the said customs is to drop In
upon your friends and crawl into the bed
that has the greatest capacity at bed Tune.
True to the tenets of his progenltors, the
Polish escort, forsaking his countrywoman
at the foot of the stairs leading 10 ner VIZ
gin chamber wandered on unul the spac-
iuus and luXuriant couch OF the Rlkers Iell
upon his vision.
the bed already held two occupants so long
as there was room for q third. The de-
scendant If Kosciusko, therefore, calmly
divestng himself OF his clothing, crawled
between the snowy sheets and applied him.
self assiduouSly to slumber.
Just as the dim grayness of dawn was
stealing over the horizon Mir, Riker became
aware that some cOntraband object was
stealing over the small of his back. Reach
ing out his hand in order to learn the nature
Of the intruder lie graspsd-a foot.
That touch of feeling brought the pro-
prietor of the bed TO his senses and sitting
position. What he saw made him apoplec-
tic with surprise and indignation. Stretched
at his right side lay the burly form OF
Polish escort snoring and serene.
A moment later Mr. Pole was basking
upon the floor, propelled thither by Mr.
Riker's foot. Then he was told to get up,
dress and get out in order to avoid the eX-
peuse of rowder aud shot and COroneTS
fees. The gentleman from Poland silently
and unwiilngly complied with the COM
mand.
phenomenally heavy sleepers or else Mr..
sky has missed his vocation In being
Pole instead of a burglar.-DetrOlt sun.
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overlard Freicht Movement.

Overland shipments of produce and merchandise
from California via Southern Pacific lines in August
follows; San Francisco, 20, $50, 500 pounds;
Oakland, l.1l6.4iO; Sacramento, 1929, 1870; San
Jose. 5,51O67o; Stockton, 2,5SS. 800; Marysville,
75s,17o; Los Angeles, 3.O20,150; Cotton,
APT 100: Portland 31s. 800. Grand total, 60 $685.
$50 pounds.
In August, 1890, the shipments were 1857, $50
pounds showing decrease this year OF l5,0ll 200
pounds. This is the first important decrease In our
overland business this year. and it is due to the
large fruit crop in the East, which cut down our
shipments OF Fresh, Dried and Canned Fruit Just
that much. In August. 1890, on the contrary, our
Fruit shipments East were enormous. owing to the
Fruit famine there.
The leading items last month were as follows:
700l centals Beans. 674,sl0 pounds Borax 2l,Oo8
gallons Brandy, 5l2S37 do Wine, 80 Horses,
S,925z70 pounds Canned Goods "a decrease Of Of
S,0SU700 pounds from August, 1890, 17,3I9 $3.50
pounds Fresh Fruit "a decrease OF 3,3iO,69O
pOuuds), 2734, $50 pounds Dried Fruit "a decrease
of 2676,5O0 pounds. 63,0S0 pounds RaiSins,
4.26U pounds Hops IS ,9lO pounds Honey, 345 500
pounds Hides. 559,3l0 pounds Leather. 1880
pounds Nuts. 1851 centals Potatoes, 1885 centals
onions, I56,560 pounds Vegetables 1880 pounds
Quicksilver. 2,340,69O pounds Wool, l,076.220
pounds Canned Salmon, 50,7o0 pounds Picked
Salmon. l1.9S2,700 pounds Sugar. $3.50 gallons
Syrup. 21,920 pounds Rice, 1l3,SS0 pounds Coffee
and 36i0, 10 d unds Tea
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Produce Market.


FLoUR-Net cash prices quotable as follows:
Family extras. SIS 1895 25 q Dbl; Bakers extras,
SIS 1905 26: city superdne. So 65G3 90: interior
brands. 1906 25 for extras. 50 66&3 80 q Dbl for
superhne
wHEAT-opened depressed and lower Yesterday
with another abroad and in the East but later
day those markets began to tend up again and
this market showed steader Indications In sympa-
thy. No. l, 81 621a@l 63A; choice, 81 S. lower
grades, 81 80; extra choice for milling, 81 671a q
CALL sALEs-MoRNINe
Buyer '9l-1O0, 81 1884, 500, 81 $685. Buyer
season-2s00. 81 1914. Seller 'e1-l00. 81 SAY;
400, 81 64a4.
CALL sAIEs-AFTERNooN.
Buyer season-lUO ST. 1875: 400. 81 10. Seller
,9l.l000. 81 14A; 200. 81 Sass. Buyer '9i-70O.
BARGEY-A steamer of 1895 tons has been char
tered to load Chevalier and Brewing Tor England
Chevaer is very dull and largely nominal and
standard is quoted at 81 1901 371S The market
for other gradesis easy under heavy arrivals Feed,
81 O334@i O71h for common to choice. New Brew
ing. 81 1901 l212; old Brewing, 81 60@r70 q ctl.
CALL sALEs-MoBNINs
Buyer '91-1O0 81 111s Seller '9l-1O0, 81 OF
100, 81 07I4: 400, ST. O71s. Buyer season-1Oo
81 is; 100, 81 1875.
CALL sALEs-AFTERNooS.
BUYER '91-1O0 81 1lt4i 400, 81 llss. Seller
'sl-1oo, 81 o71s; 100. 81 ora.
OATS = Very weak. Market heavily supplied.
and t is Is oil iT FOR common to fair; Surprise
81 309l 50: Gray, 81 15@1 221a; Black 81 20
ooRNevery weak ct the decline. Large Yellow.
ST. IS; Small Round do. 81 40: White, 81 45@l SO
q ctl.
RYE-Sl 621s q ctL
BRAN-Weak at $20@2l n ton.
MlDDLINGS-Quoted at $23 50924 50 p ton
CHOPPED FEED-Lower at S22 50923 so p ton.
HAY-Continues firm under moderate receipts
Quotable at $l2@l4 50 p ton for Wheat, 81 seq
IL 80 for Dat, $l2Gl3 SO for Wheat and oat $ll so
@l2 so for Wild Dat; $40 50@12 for Barley, $40 so
OIL SO for Alfalfa; $lo@i1 for stock aud S129l3
for Clover.
STRAw-Quoted at 45@S55c q bale
MILLsTU FFs-Ground Barley, s2S bo@24 so q
ton. The mills sell Oilcake Meal $50 q ton net;
Rye Flour, 3i4c q 10; Rye Meal Sc; Graham Flour,
31ac; OATMEAL &c; Cat Groats, 4hc; Cracked
Wheat. Sac; BucSwheat Flour, Iac; Pearl Bar
ley. 3s4G414e y ID.
SEEDS-YeIlow Mustard, 50 5OC03 q ctl; Brown
Mustard. 81 6NGD3; Flax, 50 90 Canary, 2s4@o3c
Alfalfa, 51a@6c; Rape. &c; Hemp 4l4@4hc; Tim
othy. 4la@5c u 10.
DRIED PEAs-Nues, 81 so; Green. 81 rs; Eastern
Green. 50 20; Blackeye, 81 50 p ctl; Split Peas.
414c n 10.
BUCKWHEAT-Nominaln mono Offering.
CORNMEAL, ETC.-Tabie Meal. 314@n3a4c q 10;
Feed Corn. $30@31; Cracked Corn. $50 5O931 SO
2. ton: Hominy, 44ac q ID.
Pea. 81 so@3 Small White 81 1902 90; Pink,
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IMMIGRATION PLANS.
The Effort of Costa Rica to Increase He
Foundation.

The Effort of Costa Rica to Increase Her
Population.
I. B. Calvo of San Jose de Costa RIGA.
Acting Minister and Charge dAffaires of
the Costa RIGA legation in Washington, is at
the Occidental, having come to San Fran
cisco to meet member of his family, who
is expected to arrive from the south by
steamer in few days.
Senior Calvo is greatly interested in an
immigration scheme. which he is confident
will operate greatly to his country's ad-
vantage. The River Platte Loan and Trust
Company OF London. wealthy syndicate
TO which grant of 100000 acres of land
has recently been made, has just completed
a line of railroad, extending in westerly
direction 161 miles from Port Limon, a town
on the Atlantic Coast
His company, in accordance with con-
tract made with the Costa Rica Government,
has arranged to furnish transportation to
1000 English families. 100 American and
100 Italian families, upon their agreement
To become permanent residents of Costa
Rica. The Italians are designed principally
for labor in the coffee. sugar and cocoa plan
tations.
Senior Calvo is very enthusiastic over the
fertility and resources of his little country,
with its area of $1,000 square miles, and is
the author of book. now in the hands of
publishers, describing Costa Rica's physical
character and capabilities.
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Gaviota-56 SKIS dry FISH. SKIS crawfsh. So bales
wool, bds dry pelts, bbls talow, 279 sSs wheat.
500 SSS barley.
Port Harford-21s kegs Dbl 10 b1s butter, 1 cs
dry goods 8 bxy type 70 Dbl liquor, cs eggs. BIZ
drugs 10 cans tallow % bdls hides, coop fowls,
bdls dry petS. bxS fish.
San Luis ObSpo-700 SKIS barley.
Los UiivOs-3l7 SKIS wheat.
CayucoS-1O3S SKIS barley, 40 SKIS W1eat, Regs1
Dbl bxs butter. bids dry hides. IL bdis green
hides.
San Simeon-l Dbl 3 bxs butter l coop fowls, 1
coop turkeys, 2 bales Seaweed, DdiS dry h5h.
Monterey-l3 bxS fish. r
GUS BAf-Per Arc lta-450 tons coal. 900 NJ ~
IunDer. 400 slaves, bds pelts 81 green hides.
SoOS BAH-Per Arago-1lS bxs apples, chests
pass treasure, bx peaches coils wire, 81 pkgs
show goods, 81 eds matchwood 700 tons coal
Consienees.
Per Enreka-Price- t.erlin Co; Keefe & Co; Ella
Frank; Dalton Bros Newmark & Edwards. John ID
Dunlap Palmer & Rey: j NJ Moore & Co: q Tftien:
j ivaucovich & Co; 6rangers' Business Assn .John
Reynolds; Blsstnger II Co; 3etZ Bros u Go: bowers
Rubber Coz ayOt. Upham & Co; Giustt a Antonia.
mIches; Amer Press Assn; f Whitney & Co: p |,
Nil err; Marshall Teggart & Brorsen; Dutard:
Wheaton Luhrs; Wltzei IL Baker: Htlis Bros; ) a
Robing q Son; Lowry II Stellar Vervalin q Rowe:
w u Sumner Co; Smiths Cash Store; Y KeySer:
Wells, Fargo II Co; Sinsheimer Bros GodtFee Bros:
T. r stevens & Co; ID Tiedem1n Co Phillips Bros:
Fl Tilden 81 Co; T Rowan; j j Melus; Hughes:
W fl Wooe; Figg Kilip: Main " Winchester; j b
Iuguglia; Thomas; Pard nj & Co: T. AutOni; A
Diobe; Matty; James Fulton; Standard Oil Co;
Moore Il Haynes.
Per Arcata-O C Il n Co.
Schnidor; Huntington a. Hopkins; Metropolitan
Match Co; j Ivancovich q Co.
For Late ShfpptRI LltsUigencs see Second Page
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Exchange and BULLION.
Shipping Notes.

Steamer to sail to-day the City OF New York
for Panama, the City of Puebla for Victoria and
Puget Sound, the oregon for Portland, the Hum
boIdt for HUMBOLDT Bay. the ONT Arena for Men
dociuo, TEE Point Iona for Grays Harbor, the Del
Norte for Crescent City and the Queen for San
Diego The San Bias falls due from Panama, the
State of California from Port and, the Lakne from
Departure Bay and the willamette from Iquique.
The sch oUner John Il. North. 500 tons, loads mer-
chandise for Mahukona; ship j. b. Brown, 1900
tons, Coal at NanaimO for this port or San Pedro;
British ship Melanope. 1908 TONS Wheat at
Portland for United Kingdom, Havre or Antwerp
prior to arrival; British iron steamer Fulwel 1895
tons Barley at this port to the Canary Islands for
orders a direct United Kingdom port.
he Stanley takes for Dunkirk 7O.375 centals
Wheat. valued at $13U,969; Comliebank for HaVre
7S.7S2 centaIs at $l3i.00
The latest Wheat charters prior to arrival are:
British iron ship Clan Robertson. 1925 tons, United
Kingdom, Hayre or Antwerp. 4Os; British iron ship
Farthenope same options, ass; British iron bark
Province same options and Dunklrk. ABS Sd.
The British iron ship Armadale 1860 tons, was
chartered prior to arrival for Wheat to United
Kingdom, Havre or Antwerp ASS.
The bark j. d. Peters, 1851 tons, loads merehan-
disg or NaV YORK
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IDENTIFICATION BY MEASURE.

Story Which Shows How Mercilessly
Sure the System Is.
a young man who had been arrested one
morning for theft was called upon and
measured then and there. The process is
carried out by two men, one of whom ap-
plies the instruments and calls out the
figures, which are entered on card by the
other, precisely as in a taiioI's shop. The
subject is barefooted and bareheaded. Ten
measurements are taken in four minutes,
together with the height standing, the
height sitting, the length Of the arms eX-
tended, the length and breadth of the ear.
This finished, NJ. B-rtilon, card in hand,
Intercepted the prisoner:
'What is your name Z?
"Albert Felix"
Have you ever been up before?"
''NO, never.
Quite sure?"
perfectly sure" with iaunty confidence.
As the young scoundrel was the leader
of a band this seemed highly improbable.
He was removed, and We proceeded to
the search. Section after section If the
drawers was rapidly eliminated by compar-
ing the figules on them with those upon NJ.
Felix's card. At last We came to Il single
drawer, and then down to two cards. If
he were there at all it must be one of these.
A look at the first at once showed dlscrepan-
cies of one or more millimeteTS under some
of tie headings, and as the bOny measure
ments are accurate to millImeter 1t could
not be this one. There remained one card.
Mr.. Beriilon took it up, hiding the photo
graph on it.
All the figures correspondent exactly with
those just taken of Felix. He was recalled
and again questioned. BE repeated his
former statements, but obviously with less
confidence. NJ. Bertillon uncovered the
photograph, and there the fellow was to the
life as lie stood that moment before us. II
was most startling. But the original of the
Photograph was called Alfred Louis Lee
mare, and he had been in Jail two years be-
fore. The card bore details of certain scars
and marks on hand and body; they CORE
sponded exactly with those on Felix. Our
friend, the detective, edged up and watched
the prisoner with professional delight.
Again questioned, Felix stuck to his story,
but his compOsure was gone; his eye was
troubled. his lips trembled and the muscles
of his face tWitrhed. The photograph was
shown him. "WhO is thatY
Not me; some one like me"-but very
shakily.
This is Alfred Louis Lemaire, and he
was arrested" etc.
TIE fellow was down in an instant, as
limp rs wet paper. 'Oui, C'est mon nom,
adding, Il knew you would find it,"
The astonishing thing was that out of
that great rOOmful Of cards not single one
cOrrespOnded or anything like corresPonded
with the measurements OF the youth before
US, except that particu ar one-his own.
Mistake is Observation-Disclosures Journal.
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In good supply. Dressed Pork Is fraction lower
Wholesale rates from slaughterers to dealers are
follows:
BEEF-Flrst quality. $4,000; second quality,
41235c; third do. 49414c.
FEAL-Large 5@D6c: small Caivos &c.
MUTfOS-Wethers. &c: Ewes, 7Lao
SPRING LAMB-9c y 10.
PoRK-Liye Hogs, 41a94szc a 70 for heavy hard
grained. ana 434347se for light average do; STOCK
Hogs, 414g4lac q q; dressed do. 7@7szc u %.
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BETTER.

Better a weakling bard,
Who sings idle strain,
Than n heartless critic, cruel ana hard,
who writes for greed and gain.
Better the vain desire
To scale Parpassus' height,
Than stand at the base in the yielding mire
And pierce with arrows of winged fire
Zach soul in its upward flight
1yoo5iq1d CaL. sent. 1891 T. J. RICHARDS,
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HE WENT TO BED.

The Startling Result of Following a
Polish Custom.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ephraim Riker own nice
home at 204 Madison avenue Bay City.
They also possess a Polish servant girl, who
boasts name as long as Chinese man.
DARN with three buttons. One Monday
evening the aforesaid emigraDt from down
trodden Poland was granted p leave of alb
sence by her mistress, in order that the
former might attend a party given by a
fellowcountryman on Eighteenth street. 1t
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Rnilders, Contracts.

E c. Huff with Charles Coady, to build on 8. line
OF Green St, $50 w. of Pierce, w. 25xl00; $2640
Payne Bolt Works with S. ID. Matthews. to buiIC
on NV. cor. of Twenty-sixth st. and Cypress ave.
1866.
ID. S. Prindle with Carl Stroth, to build on Yslenci;
ST.. bet Twenty-second and Twenty-thIrd; $14, $3.50
guaranteed by \. JOost
John Murphy with A. J. Abern, to build on N
line of Page St. 1926 f. OF Masonic ave-; $l4, 800
guaranteed by NJ. Nunan and Z. Ahern.
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A Doctor Profit. at Anotner's Expense.

Cas- Lanner, q sporting man whose face is
familiar at race-tracks, has been away for
several weeks. 1t turns out that Cas- had
not been to Chicago, as some of his friends
thought, but in bed. Recently he entered
hotel uptown looking pale and thin. but still
very much alive.
2" If it hadn't been for q hundred dollar
bet made would have been dead now,"
said Cas-. You see l was pretty sick, and
young sprig of sawbones was tending
me. About two weeks ago he came in and
said, Mr.. LanDer, you had better prepare
for the worst
"Look here. young man. said I, 'Pll
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Chicago Markets.

CHICAGO Sept 11.-wheat was active aud un-
settled. The opening from 1896 to I5ac lower
than yesterdays closing. declined 14c more tn en-
rallied irregulary 314c. eased off and closed about
sac higher than yesterday. Receipts. 1,2l4, 900
bushels; shipments, l,13s00 bushels. Rye firm
at SSc. Barley quiet at 62c.
CHICAGO. Sept. 11.-Wheat-Cash. 9434c. Corn
CSC. PorK-$10 S712. Lard-S7 O21a. Ribs-$7 80.
w
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California Fruit Sales.

CHICAGO, Sept. 11.-Porter Bros Company sold
to-day four carloads of California fruit Bartlett
Pears brought So O5@2 80; Beurre CIairgeaus.
81 1901 As Howels, 81 45@1 20; Egg Plums.
81 1OGl 3d. Gross Prunes, 81 Is: Fallenburg
Pums 81 35@l 40; half crates Tokays, 81 45@
2 IS half crates Muscats, 90c9$l As; Beurre Hardy
Pears, 81 so.
NEW YORK, Sept. 1l-Porter Bros Company sold
Bartlett Pears at So 1908 50 to-day.
CHICAGO, Sept. 1.-The Earl Fruit Company re-
allied the following prices tor California fruit sold
at auction to-day: bartlett Pears. $292 90 Beurre
Hardys 81 so; half crates TokayS. 81 SOG2 90;
half crates MuscaIs, 81 2O9l 40; Silver Prunes,
81 % GROSS Prunes s. so; orange Cling Peaches
9Oc0Sl
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The Wool Market.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 11.-Wooi quiet and steady.
Montana 19G23c; Territory. l5@2lc u ID.
BOSTON, Sept. 1l.-Wool steady and unchanged
Territory is in steady demand at 60@62c for clean
fine, 576l5Sc for fine medium and 63956c q 10 Tor
medium. Texas California and oregon woo.s arc
quiet and unchanged. Australian firm and in fair
demand.
NEW YORK. Sept. 11.-wool steady. Domestic
IN
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-09-12

bet you hundred even >I'll be up and
around in two weeks He took the bet,
and as soon as the money was up / told him
to go home and look in the papers every
morning for my obituary. I'll get this hun
dred tomorrow and give it to the doctor
that kept me from losing my bet. IN. Y.
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