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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New.York Friday. June 20.-BEEVES-Reeeip.s. 21l
carloads OF $3.50 hesd9O carloads OF EXPORT cattle for
Schvarzehild Sul,kberger % carloads for shllnt in
dressed quarters 10 cerloads TOT city snughrs nome
use and "a carloads for the market Tidy cattle, weigh
ing from 100 10 1850 n; sold readily at wednesday
ngtres: prime heavy In the absence OF any export de-
maud sIlable b. city butchers at satisfactory
S ise as sha The YARDS We're not quite Cleared
Texans sold at 20 j0dsf 10 Soomdos, at - O5as5
Kentucky StlIlersn az IS l0Sfo 70 poor grass-fed
Natives at 80 go and best mealfed at 20 49, Stays and
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COTTON MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

10, Liverpool June e. p m:.Sotton-TSs sales q th&
barely steady A~er sS1 nSd,ms low %idlna cause
:s-gada4 1000; July and August delivery, 70 G4da
4gsM; Aug1I and seDten;bsr aerveryi n,eidi
Ss6idi October and Noyembcr delivery 44etd sellers;
Der and January delivery 46C4d sellers January and
February delIeyry, 444ed buyers.
low niddlne &c; good ordinary otc; net and gross
weey and gross receipts $50 bales exports coast
wise $40 bales sales, 858 bales spnners SO bales
receipts $50 bales sales Y bales stock (eorrct,
s76S bales Weekly, net and gross receipts 16CAi
exports rest Britain, $40 baes coastwse 00J bales
Sales, SSS bales
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Real gstate Wanteo,

WV ANTED.-A lot not less than 40x7b
w feet between William, Church, Ful.
ton and Chambers SITS possession by May
/. 1892 required. address, with detail,
BUILDING COMMITTEE. New'York Pres
Club
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Real estate

HUDSON RIVER, Westchester County
II and Connecticut real estate L.. D.
MILLS, JR., II East 42d.st.
IF you are interested in real estate, want
4 TO buy a home, farm, ranch. mine or tim.
Der lands Il you want to know what there
Is IN the market and full information OF the
different sections OF the country, buy Inc
National Investment Journal 10 cents per
copy. Address As Broadway, New-York.
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" Sssa Ewes ss rs 8 az y s IS S's S .
&c s Seips lsS Virginia Lambs os n. 7s
per n 10 Virginia sheep l1s % at Be- ,,,.,.., IN n
scat e's Ss Ksnssesy sheep Sc Ill H. at u 'Ss PEI
aos v SsSs ls ~ oai g e. IL y cS 80
- fenDaek 6 Dewey 80 Western Sheep. ioi N. At 90
- Msms MalsS IL State Sheep 81 N. at s'' ssas'
ESas-Rsss!ps 81 carloads Of 49,. nsaa2l s. .s:
so i"s = g Ss' Hogs. c
LIVE STOCK MARXErs-BY TELEGRAPH
Buffalo. juno 2e.-Cattie-Receipts last - hourly
2,1o0 head total for the week thus far i074o head
ST rOas e s%s hs sss week s
sale. 200 head market opened steady for good;
common grades slow; closed steady fair green steers
head total for the week thus far, 06,e50 head to-
sas hssd ITO 70 head o s I'D
head; market ops1ed strong cloied nrm YThers.
good to choice "a s5ss4 60 IL good mediums'
Sheep and Lambs Receipts last "a 6onrs 5000 heed;
total for the week thus far. q 500 tesd for sains
time last week 81 400 head consigned through 1000
market opened slow. with downward tendency closed
very dull best sheep, "a 500s5; common to fair,
% 5oeS4 25; yearlinss. "a 75as3 20; spring lambs
chicago, June DO" The Evening Journal. reportsI
q Ss, = grsrs e so
active, higher; : common, 81 ass 81 IS; mixed and
packers, ~ 1894 So; prime heavy and butcher
weights. q SSas4 e5 Hight, % 4oS 0S sS. sheep;
slow weak 10 lower; natives a 5oas5 Is Texans.
"a westerns. - o5as4 50; lambs. IS 5oas7.
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Real estate 10 Gxehanae

BROOKLYN FLAT.-EQuity $500 VIII
ID exchange for suburban properly or lots
Send particulars. IL Wali-st.. Room o..
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Gelu Dantes.

Males.

Males.
I UST OUT.-Most wonderful advertising
y device ever known soils to every mer-
chant and manufacturer; splendid employ
lpent: biz pay f: steady work enclose stamp.
ARC o. MFG. CO., Racine, Wis.
WANTED thoroughly competent man
w 10 taGe charge Of the books and accounts
OF foreign commission house; only thosq
thoroughly conversant With accounts and
bringing highe.t references need apply. Ad-
dress p, BOX So. Tribune Office.
IA ANTED twenty experienced white
w male winters: country hotel; see
steward. between 10 and II a. H.. 40
Whteholl-st.
w ANTED.-By a drygoods commission
w house. a boy fresh from school who
resides with his parents In this city or
brooklyn. Address, with references,
COMMISSION, BOx 3.e52, PostoGiee.
WANTED, Immediately, 2 musicians
w clarinet and Bb-cJrnet good readers,
who are lrst-classi carpenters. sober. lell-
able. Address W. Il. CLADEK, Railway,
Y. j.
WANTED. esmen on salaJ or com.
w mission b. lRsdle The New Patent
Chemical Ink Erasihs Pencil the greatest
telling novelty ever produced grasses Ink
thoroughly IN two seconds no ebrasion OF
Taper 200 to 500 per cen, profit one agents
saics amounted TO 1920 IN Six days; another
e32 I'm two hours. We want one energetic
General Agent fer each State and Territory.
For terms and full particulars address
THE MONROE ERASER MFG Coz, La
Crosse, Wis.
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miscellaneous.

ILI.5IEIIWWfUUD.
ICYCLE WANTED.-50 Or 90 inch
I'D ordinary must be q bargGln give !, /
description ard price. GEORGE FRENCH.
BOX 81 Tribune ONCE.
NRIVALLED BARGAINS. - MOusque-
u tale gloves, Csc; LayallieIe cOlrct-;
ySc.; all.linen handkerchief, loo; Royal
Biarritz, 15c. pair. JAAlMES, 800 Brood
way and IS West 30th-st.
II MBRELLAS, parasols and canes made
u TO order recovered ard repaired. ~
SPENCERS PIG 6th-ave.. 17th ana ism sts:
1gT ANTFD.-A second .hand portable
w house, Send price, Dimensions ana de-
tails 10 f. H. c., Tribune once
M ANIED.-Young Newfoundland dog
w state lowest price. S; con lioA s'S'
Tribune Uptown Once, 1,2s5 Broadway
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Gel, Wanteo.
Males

Males.
N OLD ESTABLISHED HOUSE de-
"A slfes the services OF wideawoke man
Who Is permanent resident Of nearby
Town $40 monthly; reference or security
personal intercourse necessary no st,rfs
Answered. NEW.Y0Rk MANUfAC-
TUNING COMPANY, "a Reaee.st.
RE you SEEKING EMPLOYMENT
"A Try our methods 80 g >. % IN, men sefsp Hv
YORK BUREAU ard GAZETTE AGENCY
$50 Bfoadrsg. cor. Sth-st front Ohiee.
4, ENERAL AND SPECIAL 4GENTs Tor
NJ now territory Wsntd cheapest In.
surance known; only ~ assessments total
since 1885 all eistas paid STATE Treasury
reserve FUND rcspon1bie management lib
e-af teffng corresDOndcncs invited. PROV
IDENT AID SOCIETY, portland. ao.
M ETROPOLITAE AGENCY, many years
w establi shed. RELATE aud very success.
full I'm placing men in good positions; or.
ders continually coming In for all kinds a
male helm; particular attention given 10 bet.
Ter class Of positions. MEIiOPoLITAS
EMPLOYMENT AGENCY. 40 D'way.
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On the Produce Exchange to-day the butter market
etoodv and nnchonCod E0rg 14d15c.

Steady and Unchanged. Egss, I4dTOc'
MINNEAPOLIS June 2G-Cash wheats duh and lower
to-day 80. l Northern sold mainly from the July
price for thin wheat 10 IL cover for fancy. sales
ran ed ALI the way from 81 to 0S lee with very few
cars ebove 9sc. No Northern sold from 83 for SOFT
TO O5 for very choice Bulk OF sales 94d94 IL.
The market followed the decline IN futures closely and
the sales later under the early ones The local
demand was slow. There was some inquiry for No.
hard, and under very small offerings relatively higher
prices were paid than other grades. Receipts for
twenty four hours were 1876 cars with eighteen cars
shipped out. Closing quotations: No. hard June,
81 on track Sl0$1 90 IL. No. ! Northern, June,
05 3-4c: July, sc 1-4c September, "a 3sc: on track
orc. No. Northern, June, 93c: on track, O3he4c.
Peoria June o6.-COrn easy: No. 2, 81 lee No. g.,
SO I-2c: No 4, so lie. oats dull; No. white.
81 3-4a3sc: No. 3 white 36 lag SIC. Rye nominal.
WhIskey firm Wines ~ Il spirits, ~ 10. Receipts
Corn 81 600 bush oats. 10000 bush $50 bush.
Shipments-COrn 6,GO0 bush oats, 21250 bush; bar
lev. 900 bush.
PHILADELPHIA June 26-Flour market continued dull and
weak Supplies were moderate especially OF winters but
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Clip Rfa! gsiats 90 fet

N ESKROOM can be obtained In the
- Central Building. Room 33l. corner
Of Liberty and West sts.; very desirable
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Cash quotations were os follows Flour quiet and ua-
changed No. > spring wheat 9Sae94e No. spring
wheat, s3G90c; No. red ga, 19G'c No corn. 55'tc
nominal; No nakseCd. II 0j prime timothy seed 81 -
SO or short ribs sd.s loo:e)' 50 1oqg5 75 dry saltsd
s0 2Ode0 90 whlskey distiliel finished goods per gal
81 49, sugars unchanged No. white @9h dllc; No.
do, 3S6iOec; No. 3 barley I. o. b. Jia60c No. do
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Horses ano Carriages

II LAADRAV & CO.,
j. 87z. N4, $40 Broome-st,s
and BSsadwsy, 6lst-st. ana 7th-syes
SPRING AND SUMMER CARRIAGES
OF the best class.
Victories, Wagonettes,
Cabrlolets, Depot wagons,
Two Wheelefs, Cuftain Roskaways,
Msli Phaetons, TX. Top Caorioiebs'
Lsndaulettes, DoSa-Uos,
0mns buses, Read Wagons,
6Pass ROckaways. Top Phaetons,
Coupe ROckaWays, Ladies' Phaetons,
Spider Phaetons. Buckooeros,
iandaus. Eunsbouts,
Fancy Trans. Derby Phsetons.
Doctors Wagons, hufreys,
Doctors Broughams, Children,s traps
Fancy BuckSosrds, Saxon Phaetons.
SECONDHAND
Wsyons. Pnsetons, Buckoosrds, RocEs'
rS.uI sHIsey'w I Tnsy Ir1ees carts pgss
Dos. Village carsS sfaQSCpS Gis1 S,os ssae;
Canopy Victoria Pheetons.
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flats 60 Eet. Hnfuraisheo


EXCEPTIONALLY desirable apartment
81 600 possession May /. Apply on prem.
ises. I, oaS 1th-ave., corner Sethrst L.
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FURNISHED 6onses
Country.

Country.
f. LENMORE ON HUDS0N.-BralvicN
NJ cottage, 5l2 WarburtOn ave, 10 rent,
fusnished, for two or three months; II
rooms modern conyeniences; situation and
river view unexcelled.
a. TATEN ISLAND.-Furnished houses to
~ let; fine view; no mosquitoes cut
prices, A. season is late. Apply 20 FRANK
II. MOFFATT, SO Wall-st., New-York.
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Citp Real estate for Sale.

~ HoICE 3-STORY HOUSES: $4,000 to
" S25. 900. STEVENS 9th-ave.. corner
Sad So. ; 9th-ave. and 104th-st
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Dork nanteo.

"ULh kQhIttCU.
~e-"-|~>~
Females.
DUBLIC SCHOOL TEACHER, lady,
j desires light employment for home
during the summer months. Address
:. Il. S., Yonkers, N. Y.
ID UPILS for instruction upon the guitar,
j by a hiahly competent teacher. Ad-
dress Christian Aid 70 Employment So
cioty, 50 Bible House.
d TENOGRAPHER and TYPEWRITER
- Position desired by lady In oiiice;
salary not so much an object as experience.
Address b., 500 Madison.st., Brooklyn.
a. TENOGRAPHERS SUPPLIED
- 10 Business Men
without charge % either party.
WYCKOFF. SEAMANS 4 BENEDICT,
327 Broadway, New-York.
STENOGRAPHER. - Young lady, just
- graduated Remln gton or Hammond
operator; moderate salary TO gain expert
enc. Address Miss 4. b., 81 4th-ave.
HOUNG LADY desires position as type
writer; envelopes and wrappers al.
dressed good accountant; willing TO assist
IN. duties appertaining to Office Address
] 1854 3d-ave.
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Dressmakluu.

Dressmaklny.
A -DREsSMAKER FROM PARIS
"A. Dresses Ia every styIe latst lasn.
ions: short notice. Nine GLASS. loz
West 33d-st.
A RTIsTIC DRESsMAKING.--- Perfect
"A fitting costumes, jackets ana Nlapsi
nsnesonle dresses for eli. Mime. OWEN,
202 West 23d-st.
A PTISTIC dressmakng; perfect nt and
"a nnlsh; unique designs; hotel ordeTs
AZ short notice goods purchased II dceifee.
Mr.. MeELR0Y, 62 East 9th-ss-, opposi~
Dennine's.
4 FIRsT.CLAsS DREssMAKER wants
"A engagement out Of town for SUMNER
dts perfectly stylish trimmer fuefehSo'
BARERY, 220 East z2d.st. ---
nRESSMAKINa.-M gbihsud' lQS
Wes zCth-st. sumsnes dresses: fsis
STYLES tallor-madc; moderate prices sDoH'
notice.
RFSsM AKER.-Ilegsnt cutter, htter
l and drauor: 81 d9y or ut home per
fart III guaranteed; cloth dresses, sumner
stiise Grenadines ard misses dresses male
o. SI6. n few more customers taken. ~
Fast IOth-st., near Broadway.
- RFsSMAK ER.-First-class waist and
~ skirt hands wanted only experienced
need call; also smart girl u learn oresS-
making. ia East 90th-st.
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INSURGENTS in Control.

SAN DIEGO, Cal, July 27.-Carlos
Krug, captain of the port of Iquique,
arrived here in the steamer Montserrat
which left Iqnique on July Q. Krug
reports that when he left Iquique the
insurgents had control of everything
and would settle the war inside of thirty
days if they succeeded in getting arms.
which they are amply able to pay for.
They derive revenue of over 81 ,000, ,0OC
a month from the nitrate fields and are
using the money to carry on the war,
The government, Krug says, is issuing
paper money to such an extent that it is
only worth three to one in gold. krue
says that shipment Of arms is expected
to arrive at Iquique which will enable
the insurgents to resume aggressive
measures.
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BUzzARD's BAY, Mass, July 2s.-
There is well authenticated rumor
here that Edwin Booth is dying from
the effects of too much smoking. Though
he is aware that it is killing him he
cannot shake off the habit Ex-Presi-
dent and Mrs. Cleveland and Joseph
Jefferson have striven to reform Mr.
Booth in this respect, and for while
they partially succeeded, but the habit
had too strong hold on him and his
indulgence became more unrestrained
than ever. 1t is because of the relapse
and because he knows he cannot re-
cover his health that he left here sud
denly on Saturday and went to Nara
ranSett
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What Il Your Plan?

When man or men SO strenuously
and so persistently oppose any measure,
as do certain men the subtreasury plan,
they should be able to offer some amend.
ment to it, or offer some substitute for
it, or openly and manfully declare that
they are honestly opposed to the objects
of the measure, says President Polk's
paper, The Progressive Farmer. If, as
most of them say, they are in favor of
the objects of the plan, but are opposed
only to the bill, let its friends say to all
such, What is your plan?
Listen oiall their objections and then
say to them: Now for the sake of argu-
mept we will grant all your objections,
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MINNEAPoLIs, July 24.-In the after
noon drive was taken by the Royal
Arch Masons and a banquet held
in the evening. From 6:3O to p. IN. a
business session was held, and additional
officials elected as follows: R. E. Ma
than Kingsley, Austin, Mimi, general
grand master of the third vail; R. E.
Bernard G. Witt, Kentucky, general
grand master of the second vail; r. E.
George G. Carson, Washington, general
grand master of the first vail. The newly
elected officers were then installed.
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Arrested as Cashier Pope.

LOUISVILLE KY. July 23. The man
who was arrested in the City of Mexico
on suspicion that it was w. FL. Pope,
the missing cashier who disappeared with
E70, 900, turned out to be Carl Ortez, ex-
governor of the state of Salora, and a
late member of the chamber of deputies.
The gentleman spent twenty. four hours
in prison before the necessary steps
were concluded which secured his rs.
raasR
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FRANKLIN, Neb., July 20. = The
worst hail, wind and rain storm ever
witnessed here occurred Monday after
noon. Large numbers of stock were
drowned and more driven into barbed
fences and fatally injured. The de-
vastation along Center creek is COM
plete. It is impossible to estimate the
losses at present but they will mount
into the thousands and the farmers are
completely disheartened.
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COLORADO KEPUBLICASS.

Scventy-ive Per Cent. of Them for
Blaine's domination.
DENVER, July 25.-A few days ago
The Times addressed this circular to the
Republican editors Of Colorado:
First-Are you in favor of the renom-
ination of President Harrison?
Second-If not, why not?
Third-Who is your favor candidate
for president?
A great many replies have been re-
ceived, Is per cent. of which gave Blaine
as the favorite, 90 per cent favor Har-
rison and the rest are scattering. From
the letters it is seen that the opposition
to Harrison is on account Of his we'll
known anti-silver views.
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SEBEAsKA's LABOR LAW.
The Railways VIII Avoid 1t by Paying by

the Hour.
OMAHA. July 2s.-Nebraska railway
managers are arranging their plans to
practically nullify the law of the late
Alliance legislature which goes into
effect Aug. l. 1t makes eight hours q
days work. All the companies have
prepared instructions to their employe ed
declaring that all will be employed and
paid by the hour after Aug. J. 1t is no
secret that organized labor is opposed
to this scheme, as the eight-hour meas
ure was fostered by their representa-
tives at the time of it's consideration by
the Alliance. Many of the companies
expect trouble to result when their men
discover what is being done. The new
law enacted penalties for attempting to
avoid its provisions. and it was only
after consultation and legal advice that
the railroad companies concluded to
| fight it.
On the Missouri Pacific and Bur Ring
ton trouble is most likely to arise It
| is generally believed that Gould's pres.
ence in the west now means that he de.
sires to be on the ground to superintend
the matter. AS crops are now being
| handled, a strike would force the roads
to terms or result in great damage.
The railroad employees understand the
| sifr,atjon
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The Crops ofIowa.

.DEs MONIES, July 2s.-In the south
ern and central districts of this state
spring grain is mostly harvested and
thrashing begun. In the northern dis
tricts harvesting is in progress. Making
due allowance for damage by rust, lodg-
ing and insects, with favoring condi-
tions for securing the crops, the state
will this year produce at least an aver
age amount of hay, oats. barley, fax,
wheat and potatoes. Pasturage is un-
usually good. Corn is late, and to make
an average crop must have warm
weather throughout August and the
larger part of September.
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out what is your plany" The Alliance
has submitted to this unmanly dodge Of
the enemy long enough. Push these oh
jectors to the wall and force them to the
true issue, and it will be found that the
true objection is to the objects which this
bill is intended to secure to the farmers
and not to the bill itself. What. are
these objects? i. The abolition Of the
national banking system. 2. The issue
of money by the government to the peo-
pie, at q low rate of interest, in sufficient
volume to do the business of the coun-
try. 8. The doing away Of gambling in
futures of agricultural products.
Is there a farmer in all this country,
who has sense enough to plant corn or
potatoes, who believes for one moment
that these objects can be accomplished
without terrible contest? Will the
bankers, Spectators and trusts ever per-
NIT these things to be done without
struggle? And does any one believe it
possible for any bill ever.to be devised
to do these things that would be accept
able to the money power? Who believes
that the national banking system can be
done away with without provoking the
sternest opposition from the money
power? Who believes that the usurers,
Spectators and jobbers will peaceably
allow the farmers of the country to estab-
lish low rate Of interest? Who believes
that they will quietly consent to stopping
gambling in futures?
Herein lies the true objection to the
subtreasury plan. It is not to the bill.
They don't care fig for the bill. 1t is
the policy and change to be established
by the bill in our financial system is
where the shoe pinches.
The friends of reform have had enough
of cowardly dodging on the true issue
involved i'll the more cowardly fight that
has been made on this bill. Let them
draw these artful dodgers down to the
issue by asking them how they stand on
the three planks in our platform named
nbove, and which are covered by the
bill. If they agree that these three
planks are right, then ask, "Where is
your plan for carrying them out?" They
will fail to answer every time.
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EX-pREsIDENr CLEVELAND.

He HAS Not Been Asked to Take tha
Stump in Ohio.
BosToN. July 2S.-The Herald prints
an interview with ex-President Cleve-
land in which he says: 81 have not
been requested by the Ohio Democrats
to make speeches in their state during
the campaign, nor in any other state,
and have never given the slightest
intimation of an intention to do So |
am convinced that Governor Campbell
and all other fair minded political
friends will understand if decline to
go upon the stump there are perfectly
good and valid reasons for my action
entirely consistent with a most earnest
desire for the success of all Democratic
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THE MARKETS.
Omaha Live Stock.

UNION STOCK YARDS.
OMAHA, July -.
CATTLE-Estimated receipts, LOO head;
1900 to i.eD III. steers, S5.OUG60O: 100 to l,:5
lbs, S4.BkD525: 800 to LlOO lbs. $3.65D4 IS;
choice cows, 81 3kd.3.25 common cows. Sl.Dit
225: good native feeders S29Ol136 IS; mixed, s. Is
03.tn; steady.
HOGS-Estimated receipts. 1850 head. Light
81. 9Odb5.35: mixed, S5l5ll5.25; heavy, S5.l50
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candidates in Ohio or elsewhere. OF
course, anticipate the cry will be raised
in certain quarters, If such request u
made and declined. that,sI am selfish
and Indifferent to the success OF the.
nominees of mr. party. but such I'LL
natured accusations do not expect to
escape in any event."
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The Alliance will have day at the
great Illinois encampment at Oak Ridge
park. The encampment holds from Aug.
l to 10. Thousands of people are in daily
attendance. The F. M. B. A., the in
lustrial orders and the Third party will
also have day each.
NEHE ASEA,S LABOR LAW.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1891-07-31
ChiCaro Live Stock

UNION Stock YARDS,
CHICAGO, July 2S
CATTLE Receipts, S.OO0 head Common to
fancy stee1s. SO. .40iLB25 stockers and feeders,
81. 75dp3.5O; cows and bulls, SL5OQ13.DO; Texans,
$L5klb}50.
b.sl mixed and medium, S4.950565; light,
81 75Ql565.
SHEEP Receipts, 7,0an head Common to ex-
ira, 50 30G15. .25; lambs, $3.75D5.75.