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New-York tribune., 1891-08-27
THE POWDER NOT GOOD ENOUGH YET
FURTHER TESTS OF THE TwELvEINcH STEEL
GUN AT SANDY HOOK.


GUN AT SANDY HOOK.
Tho 12.inch steel breechloadlng rifle was fired
again yesterday at Sandy Hook. The purpose OF tho
test was to determine whether the new powder
furnished by Dupont & Co. was satisfactory III VIII
be remembered that the powder used in the first test
on July "a was not good and that the lmprOVeu
powder which Dupont & 60. sent proved not much
better in tho test OF August IL. They furnished sun
another kind for yesterdays tests and ngan II proved
deficient. II burns too quickly, thereby generating
great but not sustaining pressure, giving too little
velocity TO the proectc. What Is wanted Is powder
that will burn slowly, and give more Impetus lot
the pressure exerted. II was not expected thlt
suitable powder could be made without repeated trials
but the powder used yesterday showed little improve
mcnt the last lot that there universal dis
appointment. But even under the poor circumstances
the handsome gun proved itself worthy again.
The first three shots wero fired point blank at
butt on the shore. IL thirty five feet deep, yet
ono OF the 1000 pound proiectes pierced and went
beyond It. The last shot was fired to seaward, but
without elevation, that tho shot struck the water
nbout 800 yards from Shore Mlngling with the
rumbling report OF the gun came deep, long sus
tancd roar from the sea- the half ton of iron plunged
into IT, While the water still boiling and seeth
ing with foam great cloud Of spray rose mile ana
n half away as the great mass struck the billows
second time Scarcely had u disappeared when far
away n fountain sprang up, as the pro)ectle STRUCK
again. Then IL disappeared beneath tho suIlace'
This last shot was fired with the maximum charge
OF 44O pounds Of powder, but the velocity was only
/ $50 feet q second when 1t should have been l0oo
feet What the pressure cannot be estimated I'LL
today as the strain Iammed the breech and prevented
Lieutenant Gibson from getting at the pressure gauge
| which Is inside the gun. The breech was blocked
probably on account of screw thread being broken
II IS nothing against the g the breech mechanism
is simply perfection. The powder Is not suitable, that
! Is all.
The first shot was fired with 900 pounds OF powder
and the shot attained velocity Of 473 feet second
and n pressure of 10000 pounds was generated Ihe
second shot with charge of $50 pounds OF powder
attained a velocity Of 1927 feet second, under a
pressure of 24OOO pounds a square inch. The thlru
shot with 400 pounds of powder, attained velocity
! of La feet q second, under pressure OF 3o'3oo
ponnds square inch. The projectlle in each case
weighed 900 pounds and the powder was the Drown
ndsnatic powder differing from that previously used
only In Slight change in mixing ana III density, /,
The WITNESSES present at the test besides OaPtaln
Ueafh and Lieutenant W. W. Gibson, who condnctet
the firing were a large number OF ntllley 0Hce[9
from Forts Hamilton and Wadsworth with ,COIoheii
IOOmis l.. Langdon, DIR. Woodruff, r. : fdrnn'll m M ot
the Mdvale steel Works. and DR.. Curre, ot the same
| company.
New-York tribune., 1891-08-27
RANK NOTES ALL ACCOUNTED FOR.

Washington, Aug. 26-The Special Treasury COM
mission appointed to examine the contents Oh ule
vaults in the redemption division and the division Of
issue in the Office OF the Controller Of the Currency
containing $40 900 unssued National bank notes,
made It's report TO day. 1t closes, as follows
"The result OF this examination shows That the
important and responsible transactions with nearly
1000 National banks involving the receipt and issue
Of many millions of dollars have been conducted by
the division Of issue without the loss OF IL single
ncnny This result reflects the highest credit on the
officers and employees charged with this res JIl
sihltv and affords an additional and most gratifying
Illustration of the honest and conscientious manner IN
,hich the Interests OF the Government and the people
arc guarded aud preserved by this department.
New-York tribune., 1891-08-27
BIps FOR A TORPEDO poAr

Washington, Aug. 28.-Bids were opened az the
Navy Department to-day for the construction ex-
elusive of armament and of torpedoes and their ap-
pendngcs, of steel twin-screw sea-golng torpedo
boat of not less than 100 tons displacement The
vessel is designated az Torpedo-boat No .. The ad-
vertisement stipulated that the vessel shall be con-
str1lcted of material Of domestic manufacture 10
also provided that the contract shall contain provisions
to the effect that the contractor guarantees that the
speed developed by the upon such trial shall be
not less than an average OF twenty four knots an
hour maintained successfully for. two consecutive
hours. For speed so developed and maintained above
said guarantee mp TO and including twenty-five knots
per hour the contractor shall receive premium,
and above the contract price, at the rate OF 50 800 for
each ouarter-knot, and for speed developed and
maintained BY said vessel in excess Of twenty five
knots an hour the contractor shall receive premium,
over and above the contract price, Mt the rate OF
SO 500 quarterknot; and il the vessel fails to de-
veop and maintain. aforesaid the guaranteed speed
twenty four knots deductions on account OF such
failure shall be made from the contnct price Mt the
rate Of SO 800 an knot but that 1t shall be optional
with the Secretary Of the Navy to reject said vessel
IT, under the conditions prescribed aforesaid, she
shall fail successfully to develop and maintain for
period OF two consecutive hours an average speed OF
at least twenty-tw knots hour. The vessel Is to
be completed in twelve months, and bidders were
allowed to submit bids on plans designed by the
Department or by themselves.
There were only two bids submitted, and they were
for Department plans. They were The Cowles
and the Iowa Iron Works, of Dubuque Iowa, Sl1350o
TlSe Columbia Safety steamship Company, OF Boston,
seat letter requesting that the time for opening the
bids and the period for completing the vessel be eA-
tended
New-York tribune., 1891-08-27
TILE SOUTH CAROLINA CENSUS lTGuREs.

Washington, Aug. 26.-The attention OF the Acting
Superintendent Of the Census being called IN the
statement telegraphed from South Carolina that
there was no foundation for tho figures show
Ing real and personal property In the state
In 1890, published In Bulletin NO lo4'
that officer SAYS: "The bulletin shows precisely the
value of real estate personal property for that year
as reported 20 the office by the several counties OF tho
State and as published by the Controller 1t seems,
however from the report OF that officer that In making
No the total OF the for 1880 there included an
additional sum OF Sl7,905,013 value OF real property
which is not assessed real personal property In
he bullct,n the county reports the reports Of tho
Controller Only a few states give any valuation TO
either property for taxation purposes, and 1t Is not
the nt5ntion OF the Census Office 10 include any such
oalucs rs mart of e assessed valuation of real or per-
sonal property of the country The value Of real prop
erty will be separately reported"
New-York tribune., 1891-08-27
cBhIyhND PRODUCE MARKETS,
,.u,.rre oT Xrw.yoCK DEALINGS.


Pear, had full control Of tie market yesterday anu ~
81, .n,,,io, was larger thar for fCr days past ue
Trade was purely local. Switching oieauohS "''. !,
sponslc for a considerable share OF Tn" .l]aaae' ] th ~
volume of business aggregated ABOUT a'-O0'VO0 ..1
That we'll worn item respecting the proh'otNe eAp0
., rhot from Russia was rcfucd and in fact some eA-
,re...d opnions 10 the effect that all the Ie,e"'
cmanated from Chicago in the interest OF the Dun man
tor, The frost report were also Gtiu an nontS were
bIes wcre weak and lower Kecelpts az an Ppcn,ris on
are and the foreign element VAS passNs as whcpt
ton trading. Paris adSIts va W. adyance Of 2OdIO
ntn There was considerable bayng after -. III i Dy
snces ana fears fIost caused reaction o. improyed
Ihe eio'e In the Gifted Kingdom added to @s Ne
T heayn. Brndstrerts - otnad dscfe1Sp nd an v
rSe Of 500 900 bushels or tao Pacific Ccot 30 a. 49,
september opened q ;; iaa i0 aad down SH to 81 1S and
Up Il S s & spot DsG,tcS nFSi asd Ta' Scc u and
oed AZ the oaIpor,s Two leads for milling We9 % aGtIye
bS,s SS nas eIGHf hesvy sell sember and ms boe de
pressed thu whole option marEe With slight rcacton.
,ecr'S, S9S 1hercd az downward tndgney PrgGe fc
5oai @ o. G,s a9a esu. nff the late Tho a.
firm but but qgict; Gctcbor oa GeyeTy. cry o
port o' SNSknc& SSi early in day and GpOn' ay e5Gko
e then t9sr vo, was nhdT Sasr particularly IN white
HothIhS was done for export, though he inquiry ""'
m0Gerai' faTa wa. sa4 point. higher with tho West
The closHg hss price, 81 io4 September 81 IL October
Al liz; December, 81 14h January, 81 l'2i May
81 dS August 20 cents September 7O1s cents october
COS cents Decenber 62Is cents May 90 oent ON. Octo
oats-August 371 cents; September 81 o'"''
Oef srd2Saga:t. E SO so September, Sc oo December
The ccP yesterday NewYGT d oB Boston sSSc R'9ne GS9n
OF bushels hour, IS $50 package AZ wbat 800 100
Eoyss 9!hs aHG co s s Su5 sos bushels os 2i bushels
otai grain i75S82S bushels nOur, 2032o packages
New-York tribune., 1891-08-27
TOTAL RECEIPTS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

C0FFEE-Lower prices ruled spot lots OF iio V9us
and trading quite moderate. No quoted ,se ~
l6sc. Ihe broak in options nsd depressing iasc eS
Sales 500 bags No. T. lGae, and 2o0 bags 90 iote Mia
ship; also 200 bags Capana, private terinsi asrs
Rrowths quiet rather sales 25o bag. Lagaayrs
Ii was day Of depression IN the option llhs a..e ,
with selling, both "long and snSrt aceSs
on months there break OF IIlV p boi.o .s
while others 10d20 points lower Inc Sose w.
biz receipts Rio and Santos bad great aeeI 70 u'
with the heayiness and in fact s the cables were
besides which there selling FOR orei9n
Hayre closed 2112 frs lower, and Hamburg Droks iaa
Df1s London also depressed Omelal quoesn.pnns
E45 D. m.-Augu. 76s Cd September Ios "a Oeeo9sr'
Rio quotes Regular nrst 30 kos 10 35o; good second
10 kos) $50; exchange lprivato 1913 rseHPS H ooo
ko u 900 bags Rio clearancss to United states 1oOvV
bags Rio clearances Europe, 1000 bags Io SSoe &
oI6 600 Rio market weak receipt. IN Saeos
~ August s. Isa s7s 900 bags time 1880 $1,000
sane time 1889, 100000 bags receipts az sans9os
9T1 10 August 35 1901 900 bags sumo time 1880
SS7 900 bags same time 1889. $4,000 bags toa, 'ae
1sSo hsIS '0Ss eycmoeP Sp 5as16s5 October: s1slSoO
i3SI3a13 30 February 13106l82o March, 13oo@1302
Ann ia 001l 3.05; May, 12901i2.05; August 0'n1W 20
IL 90; September, 15.75a159Q October 1tsoGi ivo |:
e ivsrlc. since August 1851 NewYoFk 1G3 S6s
bags; Baltimore 3,O~o pSS9' No"'O'ie'"'' "'-"' O"7'
'o' Nor prompt delivery ruled steady and moder-
eve a, 1i6c advance Sales, 400 bales for con-
ntcn Total receipts at the port to-day 40S bales
os agan.t 2971 bales the same day last week ana 4o
bales last year.. 1901 1890
New-York tribune., 1891-08-27
ROBBERY At THE PUBLIC STORES
REPORT THAT 2SO ARTICLES BELONGING TO
MRS. GIMsoN WE'RE sroLEN-AN IN. o.
VESTIGATIoN ORDERED

=" N'A AhhL -'V AisIFELES BELONGING To
MRS. GIMsoN WE'RE sroLEN-AN IN.
VEsTIGATIoN ORDERED.
Washington, Aug. COG. W. 81 eldon 4 Co NJ Now
York, have complained to tie Treasury Department in
regard TO the loss at the Public steres NewYork OF
large quantity OF household and personal effects owned
by Mrs. ". X. Gimson and imported ON the steamer
Canada on July % last The list of goods reported
stolen embraces ESQ articles. valued at SAIL simon
Hess the public truclmnn. aleges that the goods were
delivered at the Public Storos "in good orderp as
shown by his receipts. In letter to the Collector at
New York on the subject Assistant Secretary Cronnss
says: The Department desires thoroueh and Iirtd
investigation OF this matter to be Instituted M one I'm
order TO fix the responsibility for this alleged robbery
II is diflcult 10 understand how so largo y theft I'm
number OF articles II not in value could have been
pcrpetrated 10 public building under charge NJ officers
Of the Government without connivance or eollusion
Please return the Enclosures with full reports from your
self and the Appraiser In the matter II IL suggested
that desirable you invite the aid OF the speclal agent
at your port in the Investigation above ordered
Messrs Sheldon & Co. state that II their client were
financially able she could pursue an Investigation by
which the cuprt could be located The Department
desires you to undertake tho investigation which Mrs
Gimson is unable TO make, and expects some practical
result"
When Collector Fassett received word Yesterday
that complaint of theft at the Public Stores had been
made he Immediately sent Deputy Collector Williams
to the stores to make an investigation Collector Fas
beyond that published In the kilograms from Washing
New-York tribune., 1891-08-27

offered resolution fayorlg acton by Congress to
provide some system OF Lava and courts for the indian
reservations. General Johl d. ssnborn OF st. Paul;
ex-Jndge charles A. Peabody Of Icw-York. and James
NJ. Lewis OF 81 Louis, advocated the passage OF the
resolution. ID. y. Troy Of A1ahma, told OF his sur
prise recently AZ learning tht African slavery still sur
vived in FLORIDA reservation because the laws abolish
of Detroit pleaded for therghi of the Indian TO ap-
pear as plausuii to score his rights. as we'll as
q defendant when accused. ex,Judgc John +. Dillon.
Of New-lork advocated he resolution. Professor
Thayer's resolution was adopted without dissenting
voice. ana Henry Hitchcock, W. b. lIornblower and
of Congress TO the resolution.
The committee on the award OF a medal to a dis
tingulshed law reformer, will recommend that the
Earle OF SelDorne receive the hcnor but some Of the
friends of David Dudley Held. OF New York declare
that they VIII oppose the approval Of the committees
report.
New-York tribune., 1891-08-27
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago Aug. 20 (SpecaD. .-New-York mas c''ue"sy s
lost rs speculative mascot 1t Is not 'bittins ''
market right any II Is getting WhlPS'"' w ~
anv Other pecuator; sold wheat today when IL "a' uo
covered t when 10 up That IcpOrt OF RUSSIAN ~ "A
mort duty cents bushel vas not coHhIh,L tic,
ina started OF weak. The lFutI
nom the signal Service authorities ralli'd them I'D
hut th,..closc at about the opealn5 Dal
bewecH II O4h aud 81 O5, and closed at y VI VI n,ka
tymple Who has 10000 u Whta: Ia NOrt D',o
phed to-day from Minneapolis that saturday
had done damage than had been admitted - tbe
sUoils Duluth had 3O3 OF spring NhtNe -
largest so far for the middle Of the week Inc % l5S &
here were i61 cars the estimate for Thutsay oo
The New-Nork "bulls' stll carrying ous
campagn despite large receipts and deermlnea opSy
ffou the rich elevator crowd here. The New JIM
Today had Tho aid OF that frost scare. II frost - yy
realized "bullr campaign Will be closed Win as
" glory. september cora -od from 63i 70 & 1 S astobr
a. hedge. The year and May deliveries were au-
yancd to-day by the frost -care INC F'VvIpu
rr,. 72G ears estimate for Thursday 100 cars cP
emhcr sold between 3O's and 30i cent? ana eo,.i
AZ 3Oar 10 a dull market. Provisions Werc ~
helped to-day by the frost scare In corn 9eps1pDr 1
solA from 0J 30, ard closed at $40 - >pl-
her lard sold from S0 ~ 40 % September fbs from
20 80 70 90 05, and both closed on top.
New-York tribune., 1891-08-27
COTTON MAeKErs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Liverpool Aug. 20, p m.-The sales OF the day In,
cIpded SlOO bllcs American. ,,,,,
Tuturts closed quiet the advance 6
low n,tddng clause. Angus, delivery SlOia1 52ods
Smgst and September delivery 5l-6td4 326id septa-
her devsry 3364d vslue september and october dos
- 25sld value; October and November dellNYrys
ssS4d sellers; November and December delivery.
a. n! IA 42L4d December and January delivery,
ffeld sellers; January and Februsry delivery, 1894
"a 47Sid February and Msreh deliyery a9oid .elne
,d.ns T.c ordinary OAe net and gross receipts,
fss- bslrs sales, $50 bales stock, II ,+ts bales
Norfolk Aug. 29.-Cotton steady middllng. 1876;
and sros. receipts POI laeS. including crop;
coastwise 95 bales sales 20 bales stock $50;
bales. an, co..o. .,o.a,. ,,,sp,,. -,...
low mddiIns 7, good ordinary, 10; net and gross
o.,nts Jto bales, including 500 crop; exports
90 bales sale. 400 bales; stock 1886 hsles
Nrw.0rleaas. Aus. o0-Uo,ton steady mddling.
,iIgc: low ndding 7,c good ordinary T.lgc net
socein, iis bales including 500 crop gross $40
bses exports coastwse. $50 bales sales 1900 bales;
30
New-York tribune., 1891-08-27
poxps MAY BE EXTENDED AFTER SEPT ..

Washington, Aug. 26.-Secretary Foster sald uhi7
afternoon that the privilege of continuing IL per
cont bonds AT . per cent under the terms Of tho cir
e,,lar OF July Q last, will not be confined to bonds
nresened on or before September . the date on which
the 4 IL per cent interest will cease but Will be eX-
tended to bonds presented subsequent to that date io
period of time not yet fixed. lie said that he wouia
issue circular on the subject on september =. 1ho
amount Of 1-2 per cent bonds continued at per ceh
IA date is S2l 500 $50 and there arc nearly S3OOoooo
more bonds In process Of continuance.
New-York tribune., 1891-08-27

should buy or condemn all the land needed for sucn
purposes SO that sewers and sinks might be built nj
will The Commissioner sure that the water mere
no worse than In other cities, aud believed that
scare had been created without proper reason ie VIII
lnve the Croton wator anayzed and cOulpareu Win
tho supply Of other principal cities Of the Union'
New-York tribune., 1891-08-27
ORJECTING TO A NAME.

TO the Editor OF The Tripu ne.
ca, visited the scent bathrooms in Centre Market
place today have been a poor man and have gone
without a bath many a day because could not spend
quarter for it, Now vol to do and have bath
com ~ nv own But II were still poor and dirty
wonId no, bathe in those rooms and for this single
reason they were putting mp placard' saying II wns
donated blythe Society for Improving the Condion OF
ts poors let them take dsyn those cards or change
New-York tribune., 1891-08-27
THE WIDOW OF MATSADl sORAKICHI ARRESTED.

Ella Matsada Scrakch. the widow OF the JapahesY
r,lar was last night locked up In the Thirteenth-st
nolce station upon OF larceny Yesterday aier'
noon she entered the millinery store OF Mrs Marion
Nathan at No 4s0 6thave, ostensby for the purpose
OF purchasing hat On the counter she louhu poAe
tl containing "a cents which she placed IN her pocket
M Nathan noticed the proceeding and, calling police
man had Mrs Matsada sorakch arrested At the ponce
station the woman said that her reason Tor taxing che
nocketbook was ITO teach Mrs. Nathan Iessoh'
New-York tribune., 1891-08-27
r,-nnnr,N rnnnrcE MARKETS

Liverpool. Aug; 20 9t5 p mIBeefTHolder,s ,,., ofeL
ofcr srarIngly. Bacon-The supply Is poor Cheese
Holders offer moderately. TallOw-HodeTs offer moder.
aaly. Turpentne-The supply Is lar9e. Rosin.Holders
orsr moderately LsdSpot and futures-Holders olIcr
moderately. Wheat-Holders Offer mode rtey Kansas
Water hard steady at ss lid Fiour-Hodrs offer spar
insly Co-Spot and fuures-nolders offer moderately;
mixed Western spot August snd september steady at Ss
l,d October steady at es nd Hops a. London-Paeino
COast-Ifoliers are not Offering.
New-York tribune., 1891-08-27

TO DRIVE OUT AMERICAN MANUFACTURERS
Washington, Aug GA communication has been
received at the Treasury Department from tle
No,l,nclrodt Chemical Works OF ST. Louis, saying tat
syndicate Of German brOmlne manufacturers nav de
ter1nned to make large consignments OF DOhhho dnu
,onide of potassium to this country. to be sold IT.
sncctivc OF cost for the purpose OF breaking up INC
American manufacturers, and that the goods VIII DC
undcryalred.. etc The matter has been referred 10
tho Collector az New-York for action.
New-York tribune., 1891-08-27
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

London, Aug. 20 p. m-Sonsols % l9e for % both
Centr,l 81 o. Mexcln ordmars 3i2c; s. Paul Common.
00alc; Nnw.Yok Centra ~ 07A PENNSYLVANIA, 5iisc
Mexican Central per cent bonds 7t>c. India
CID bills allotted to-day at decline Of 2d per rupee.
Paris adyces per rentes at 05 francs 10
times for the Exchange London Is fncs
2S confines for eheekas
New-York tribune., 1891-08-27
IOthS steady, -. :, o,o,oIoco-
,o,o rovv Nddinr 40 II 10

Good ord,norv5 $40 Low Mdding.. ......9 1l-lo
Strict coed Ordinary 5 1916 Middng. g...-.-.-....'2
Optons-There was change for the better ai arOHhe
The dealings general. WIN cohsIueIpo
SYyI9g both for 'ong" and short" oecount IN aduon
IN which there were purchases by 0uoslue
H. tot was at polnts advance and this was folowed
by further rise. final figures showing hes Siyeries
p9nts on August 1914 points on latef b
There was revival the talk OF damage 70 ue Ssp W
warns and this materially aided the bulls lINerlpo
w. bghpr which was another siren gthenng factor, be-
Id, Which the port receipts though comparatively nOerH
large, sales lOlOvvV ,el
New-York tribune., 1891-08-27
TILE pnErERIrE OF ITO LArNDER.'

TO the Editor Of The TIL b IN c.
Sir: In using the word Lander in the past tense
which IS the correct form. Laundered or Laundrlcd
Jersey City, Aug 30, 1891. G. }. NIEMEfER.
"Laundered' is the proper form. There Is no
authority fol the other.-Ed)
New-York tribune., 1891-08-27

the name OF their society," or IN. s.l, snac.no poor
VIII desert them very soon. w Pe r
New-York, Aug. %, 1901 " Ni'H0"
New-York tribune., 1891-08-27
LIVE STOCK MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH

Chcaro Aux 2G.-'The Evening Journal iepors'
Cattle-Receipt., IT 900 head shipments ~ 1etu n.
ket s.eady: choice extra natives - Odfo6 g ~,
~ 500 IS Sc Texans 80 50fs2 so st0ckeIS y 'V@p ~
g-r. $8 o0dsi so; native COWS, ~ 2"sTo -os
Receipts, 1900 mead shipments 10000 head TSrNf %a
and packers. - e5ee4 s5 prime heavy aeS GS SSe
receipts 900 head shipments $500 head marEe Iay M
wethers $3.50 25; mixed 81 75g1 go I'Aahs' 90"
Az IS: westerns sids4 35 lambs s3a*S W A,, s,,n
81: Louis Aug 20.Cattle pts Sooo g na ',IYps ap
steers a. 9Ods So fair to good do S2 a9Gtoi IAhs
Krcepts 1900 head market iower fai 70 iahcy hss'y,
* Is io mixed grades, 50 75GE3 20 lght iair 70
hest s5 G5as5 So Receipts, 900 head shipments
ZOO head. market steady fair - good, 81 OOg ~ - -
buffalo Aug 20-Cattle Tor me lat - hours.
400 head total for thus far $40 htal Iot sans
time sst week 800 head consigned mrOugh oOV heo,
of which 22O head NewYOrk; on saf l2U nead nor
vet eio..d firm Cows and Hefer', - ,od5Z w lAeu
putchers -5de3 Iogs-Rce!ps Tor u, llst ~ houn.
i5o head total for thus far, 81 900 heau IO sas
tim AT week $1,000 head consigned trvu 5OO9 near
Of which $50 head NsvYoTk on sae, 20DO heI1 esn
snd 500 head held market closed Nrfy uu anu
Iower. heavy grades. cOrnfed, 50 20dgo iO heqlun
weights corfea *5 30ds5 4o Workers eo3d 70 osst:
IS 2Ods5 35 do fair port corned - WE, "
DO light common grassy - 75asi - Pss SSaSt 800 90;
sheen and Lamb.-Recepts for the last - houfs ozOo
hssd total for thus far Ooo head os o Sae ss me o
Inst week 10 200 head consigned through -V hea1 OF
which SO head TO NewYork on sale looo hsaa mar mar.
ket closed steady; fair t. best sheep 81 -o@Soi Nd's
Iambs IS 5ds5 20 Canads, sodSO -o