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Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-07-14
Cattle and Sheen Sales.

Cattle and Sheep Sales.
Following are some of the transactions of
Monday, yesterday and to-day:
Lafferty Bros. & Hadden sold 16 head of cattle,
weighing Z 2a 80 i5 at y 80; head 72q o at %;
sbesn Sead q eoSs @ 14 sn6 Sesd eayes M al
"a IS; So head spring lambs, $500 ID. ATS IS.
William Holmes 4 Co. sold 2 loads cattle since
sGs eGers TO P@s s So sSsS s
II 5o@2 IS; fresh cows si6 coS4o co for common to
good, sheep-Iss head. l6 90 lb. 81 IS: 1o2 head.
1850 10 q 3 Iss head spring Lambs TO- 80 lb IS 75
Drum. Dye, 4 Co. sold nine head of cattle
y neghPfb g 5 fbead AZ 80 H. % It, g s. is head nsad S S
= lo Ii head, a. 1870 ib %: si head. Is 80 h. ID.
g. hssa s. IS hssd ESQ p saseR % :; heaa aeaS 80
=. John Hesket Co. sold IL head of CATTLE weigh
head SssS: 80 II s 4 head head e
shesp4S head 80 20 ID. 5; q head. & 80 g Is. fS
head zoo H. y = s s. l5 head ca ssna 3D.
Keneker Minkhorn Co. sold II head 1 Of cattle,
Ssad g. So ii IS s. is head lB b. &
IS head ls go lb q ;l7 head, a. no Ib: p 25 %
nsse SO f. & SSeeRs Se seep hfas s u
head, 4,ssoIb. |. 2e: Il6 head. 5000 b: S 40
il head. n $50 h. 81 o5: 81 10 head. IL 100 80 b. 3 S.
10 mead. II. $40 H. 81 20: 81 head So $40 b 81 5 is
head, 16 400 h. s3 90; q head. lb "a IS Sheep
Isl head TO- $50 Id, S Is: 66 head $50 h. 81 10;
1S9 head, 80; los head 8. $40 Id, "a IS; 1856 head
II, 900 lb. "a 60: l26 head. 8, 30 lib, 81 90.
Huff: Hazelwood & Imhoff sold il head of cattle,
weighing A.g4o lib, at 81 20; 10 head, II $50 lib,
~; y head a oOo ID = 70: 16 head, Y, $50 lp,
$3.50 H. 50: 81 head. 4 200 Ib at s4 SO; lis head
100 Id. "a 40 1872 head. 16. AGO 10. IS 2O .S5 head
~ $50 H. q 80; 81 head spring lambs, IS l24; 81 do,
S. B. Hedges & Co. sold 10 head of cattle, weigh
Ing % $50 lb, at "a TO- shipped most of their cattle
East, refusing to take the prices offered. Sheep
20 head. 60 lb s5 12s; LOG head, S,13o Id, 81 DO;
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New York-Beeves-Receipt 257S head
including 81 cars for sale; market l0c per
cwt lower; natives steers at SO 50G03 50 per
cwt; Texans and Colorados, 81 6G14 TO: bulls
and cows, 81 00@2 65; dressed beef steady at
7AQSNc per pound; shipments 500 beeves
and 4,l32 quarters of beet; tomorrow. 49S
beeves and IS sheep. Calves-Receipts. 5,0O5
head: market dull and a shade lower; yea s.
50 75@6 90 per cwt; butterIniik calves, So 50@D
10: Westerns, S. co. Sheep-Reeeipts, II, ,457
head; market steady; sheep 81 25@6 % per cwt;
lambs, 50 23@Q7 70; dressed mutton steady aJ
10@ll7ac per pound: dressed lambs firm at
ll@l312c. Hogs-Receipts, 6O24 head, con-
signed direct; market nominal, steady at
80 9oQ6 % per cwt.
Chicago-The Evening Journal reports: Cat
tle-Recefpts $1,000 head; shipments, e,000
head; market iairly active: prime cornfed
steers trifle higher; others unchanged;
extra steers, s5 5O@5 60; good to prime, So 90
cows, 50 6O@3 IS. Hogs-Receipts, 2s, 90 mead;
shipments, 1000 head: market active; opened
higher and closed easier; mixed and pack
ers. 70 oC@5 50; prime heavy and butchers
weights, IS 9O@6 90; light, S. 75@6 05. sheep
Receipts, l0OOO head: shipments, 1900
head; market active and irregular; gener-
ally lower; native ewes, 81 5o@5 25; mixed,
y =. 'Gg9 o@ - so wetners % 1896 90; Texans q 90
Cincinnati-Hogs steady; common and
light. IS oO@5 s.; packing and butch
ers, So 6O@5 80; receipts, $3.50 head;
shipments. 15j0 head Cattle easy at
81 OO44 so: receipts, $50 head; shipments. go
head. Sheep in fair demand So 00@5 %; re-
ceipts, II, 140 head; shipments, 800 hea d;
lambs weaker; common to choice spring,
So 50@6 IS per leo bs
Buffa o-Cattle receipts. 80 loads through, 5
sale; Gull; slow; sales, Ohio cows, 135 pounds,
10. Hogs-Receipts. 80 loads through, 5
sale: strong with but few on sale; heavy
grades, Sc 15@6 20. Sheep-Receipts, IL loads
through, sale; lambs slow, sheep steady;
choice TO fancy wethers. S. 4045 Is: fair 10
good sheep. 81 5O@5 %; lambs, choice to
fancy yearlings, S. OO@4 go.
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2os; balances sl427,1s4. Money per cent.
Exchange on New York 10@12c discount.
PHILADELPHIA, july 13.-The bank clear
ings to-day were $11 562, GAG; balances, 8, ,s69,-
l16. Money per cent.
BALTIMORE. July 13-Bank clearings to-day
were 81, ,5OO,274, and balances $857, ,7l3. Money
per cent.
ST. LOUIS, July 13-Clearings, "a, l53, 403: bal
ances, $54,796 Money quiet at 5@6 per
cent. Exchange on New York CSC premium.
MEMPHIS, TENN. July 13.-New York ex-
change selling ut 81 30. Clearings, 1927, 40;
balances, $l24,2l2
CHICAGO, July 13.-Bank clearings to-day,
81, ,25S New York exchange easier at SOC
premium Sterling exchange dull; go day
bills, - ST.; demand, ,$4 SsH. Money steady
at 4@6 per cent on call: 8 for time.
NEW ORLEANS, La, July 1S.-Clearings, ST.
26l, ,264: New York exchange. commercial, 90;
bank, 81 80 per s., 900 premium.
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Dairy Products.

Choice butter is firmly held under moder-
ate supplies, Ohio makes being particularly
scarce, and cheese shows an advancing ten
dency, especially new Ohio. Quotations:
BUrTER-Elgin creamery. 2a@24c; Ohio cream
cry, ls2Oc; fancy country roll. 14915c; low grades
and cooking I0912c: grease. 5(06c.
CHEESE-OhiO. new, 9@9Hc: New York, 911010c;
fine fall make, fancy new Wisconsin Swiss bricks,
A014hc: Wisconsin sweitzer, in tubs. 1aD131c
for new 15916c for old; limburger, I0@l1c; Ohio
Swiss, 1212@l3c, as to quality.
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Foreign Financial.

PARIS, July 1a-Three per cent rentes, 9sf.
1716d. for the account
LONDON, July l8.-4P. M-Close-Consols,
money, 96sI; do. account, 96 1l-16: New York,
Pennsylvania and Ohio f1rsts. 1885,; Canadian
Pacific, 92sk; Erie, u; Erie seconds, 107l4;
Illinois central, 1887: Mexican ordinary, 211ss;
st. Paul common, S3zk: New York Central,
l13H; Pennsylvania, $50; Reading. 3Il; Mext-
can Central, Is, new, IN; bar silver,
80; money n per cent. Rate of dis
count in the open market for both short and
three months bills, H@1 per cent
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Eggs and Poultry.

The range on eggs was wider than ever to-
day, sales being reported from 141ac to 1870.
The market is probably well reflected in
15@l6c. Chickens and ducks are in fair sup
ply and sell we'll at quotations.; little else
coming forward at present.
EGGS - Strictly fresh Pennsylvania and Ohio,
15118c.
POULTRY-Spring chickens 50965c per pair: do
small, 4G@50c; old chickens 750SOc: ducks. 75@S0c;
geese 7N9S0c; dressed chickens, 1a0l6c.
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Groceries.

The only feature of the market at the
moment is the absorbing interest in canned
goods. New crop stuff is booming. particu-
larly corn peaches. peas and tomatoes, and
the probability of higher prices is putting up
tho quotations on last seasons goods. A New
York Gamer, whose average pack of peas is
about $1,000 cases, writes that thus far this
season he has been unable to put up more
than 100 cases. against 10000 cases packed at
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DR.. z. c. VESTS
NERVE & BRAIN

Treatment. = guaranteed specific for tiyssertI,
Dizziness, Commissions, Fits. Nervous Neuralgla,
Headache, Nervous Prostration caused by the uss
of alcohol tobacco, Wakefulness Mental De-
preston, Softening of the Brain resulting in in-
sanity, decay and death. Preusture Old Age. Loss
Of Power in either sex, Involuntary Losses and
Spermatorrhea caused by over-exertion Of tbs
brain, self-abuse or over-indulgence. Each boz
contains one months treatment 31.00 \ DOK. Je
six for s. co. by mail.
WE GUARANTEE SIX BOXEs
To cure any case. With each order received roc
six boxes we will send the purchaser our written
guarantee to refund the money II the treatment
does not cure. Guarantees issued only by EMIL
G. STUCKY, Druggist, Sole Agent, Nos. 2i0l and
1701 Penn avenue, corner Wylie avenue and Fulton
street. Pittsburg Pa. Use Stu cky's DiarrhH &
Cramp Cure. Is and 80 cts. ja-182-eoda
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-07-14

FLoUR-Fancy brands, S OO@5 Is: standard win
ter patente "a 85l5 90: spring patents, "a S55 %:
straight winter. q 5O94 49, clear winter, a 2@4 so:
xxx bakers a 0094 %: rye. 81 2o@4 80.
MILLFEED-No. white, middlings, SIG 00016 50:
No. white, middlings $l4 0O9la 10: winter wheat
bran. sls 259,3 IS: brown middlings ~ oo94 60.
othy slI COOL 30; mixed clover and timothy.
Ell b9i2 90; packing. 80 00@9 so; wagon hay sis 90
S sTSAw-wheat, IS 5o97 90; oat, 81 5o@s 90.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-07-14
A FEW BIG DEALS
IN BUSINESS, RESIDENCE AND ACRE
AGE PROPERTIEs.

The East End improvement Engineering
Scheme Of Importance to North
Braddock and Brinton.
Black & Baird closed the sale of busi-
ness property on lower Penn avenue yes
terday for $780, 900. The deed will be passed
in day or two, when particulars will be
given. The fine building under way for
Joseph Horne & Co. is attracting investors
to that quarter.
Galen G. Hartman, Esq, handled two
pieces of property yesterday. He sold lot
40x100 on South Negley avenue, near Ell
mer, to Andrew Caster, the stock broker,
for 81 500. The other sale was that of one
of his new houses on Graham street, Shady
side, to G. w. Knopf for 50, 500 cash.
The East End Improvement Company
contracted yesterday for bridge, $50 feet
long, to connect North Braddock and Brin-
ton. This enterprise is intended to open
up the Black property, about 150 acres, at
be followed by the erection of large num-
Der of houses.
W. A. Lincoln has bought ten lots near
Flowers avenue, Hazelwood, the considera-
tion being close to $4,000. They will be
improved with comfortable homes. Mr..
Lincoln sold for William Bell one of his
fine dwellings on Woodwortn street, Twen-
tieth ward, for So, 500 cash.
Major A. J. Pentecost yesterday sold four
lots in his Valleyview plan, on the CHARTERS
Railway, to the school board of Scott town.
ship, who will at once begin the erection of
q commodious school building.
Seven building permits were issued yes
terday for the erection Of II houses, aggre-
eating in cost $l7,35O. Those of importance
are: F. Benter, two brick dwellings on Col
we'll street, Eighth ward, So. 75O C. C. Kohne,
two brick dwellings, same street and ward,
So $50; F. Succop, two brick dwellings, same
street and ward, So $50; Mrs. Mary Cote, two
frame dwellings on Parker street, Twentieth
John W. Moore, of Moore Kelly, has sold
his new residence on Edwin street, near Al
der, to A. Glesenkamp for $500.
The Council Of Wilmerding has decided to
pave the principal streets in that borough,
issued to defray the cost.
James W. Drape & Co. report the sale of
manufacturing site, within the city limits.
on one Of the railroads. for $l2. 500.
Mrs. Hattie E. Johnston has acquired
residence property ON Holland street. Will
kinsburg, at q cost of So, 500.
The kabee farm on Lincoln avenue, an
acre or two being in Penn township. was
bought by W. C. Lyme few months ago for
$lS,00O He sold 1t recently for $50, O00
w. NJ Pollock is figuring on the sale of a
piece of acreage in the Twenty-third ward.
Property between Point Breeze and Will
kinsburg Is scarce. There are only three or
tour large holdings on the market.
George Hastings bought three lots in
BeltZhoover for 81 200.
w. M. Pollock sold lot No. IA, Haywood
Place plan, Madison avenue, Thirteenth
ward, above Thirty-third street, 241120 feet
for $3.50.
Thomas Duga lot $50, at Elwood City, Pa,
for $627.
W. A. Heron & Sons sold lot 2Ox1OO feet on
Castor street, West End, for $500: also on
Madison avenue, near Thirty-third street,
Thirteenth ward, lot 24xl00 feet, for 500. and
buyer pays for the street improvements.
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Grain, Flour and Feed.

Sales on call at the Grain and Flour Ex-
change to-day: One car No. 2 white oats,
spot, 37Lc; car sample oats, spot, 36c;
car winter wheat bran, spot sl4 90: Q cars
winter wheat bran, the year, sl3 e5 Bids
and offers:
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Mining shares closed as follows:

ASKED.
The total sales of stock to-day were 205,-
O90 shares, including: Atchison, $500; Chi
cago Gas, 8, $50; Erie, 3.4OO; Louisville &
Nashville, $3.50; Missouri Pacific, 3,05O;
Northern Pacific preferred, 1923; Reading,
1880; Richmond & West Point, 7,135; St.
Paul, q, 922; Union Pacific, 9,150.
The following table shows the prices of active
stocks on the New York Stock Exchange yesterday.
Corrected daily for THE DISPATCH by WHITNEY
STEPHENSON, oldest Pittsburg members of New
York Stock Exchange, 81 Fourth avenue:
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HEAVY PURCHASING

On Homestead Account the Bulging Feat
ure in Mercantile Lines-Grain Ruling
Dull and Weak and Provisions Active
and Strong at the Recent Advances
Canned Goods Decidedly Buoyant.
WEDNESDAY, July 13
Business is about as active in most lines
as could reasonably be expected, consider
ing the time of year and the uneasiness in
the industrial world, and collections are
also fairly satisfactory. So far as prices
are concerned, the only positive tendencies
are shown by provisions and breadstuffs,
the former being decidedly buoyant and
the latter weak and declining. The only
feature of the markets to-day was continued
heavy purchasing of groceries, provisions,
potatoes, ETC., on Homestead account.
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MONETARY.

The local money market continues to rule
very quiet and easy at 5@6 per cent, the
increased quietude being ascriped to the
probable extension of the labor troubles.
cally unchanged, the former being abundant
and the latter scarce.
NEW YORK, July l3.-Money on call easy at
u to per cent; last loan 2; closed offered at
Z; prime mercantile paper yz@5x per cent;
sterling exchange steady at $4 81 for go day
bills and "a ssh for demand.
Clearing House Figures.
Pittsburg-
Exchanges
Balances. 4b7 81
Same day last week:
Balances. o43 $50 50
New YoRK, July 1.Bank olearings,
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PhiladelDhfa StOcks

Closing quotations of Philadelphia stocks fur
nished by Whitney stephenson, brokers, No. 81
Fourth avenue, members New York Stock Elk.
change:
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-07-14

Receipts bulletined: Via the P. & L. E,-2
cars flour; via the p. & VS. cars hay, car
corn; via the P, c., c. & ST. LII car corn:
via the p, Ft. w. & C.-l car hay, car flour,
2 cars malt. Total, ii cars.
RANGE OF THE MARKET.
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CATTLE.

Mondays supply was 15o loads, against 45 4
week ago. The attendance of buyers was
liberal. The market opened active but SELL
ers were forced to accept concessions of Is
@c5c per cwt. on good and 30@i0c on medium
and common grades. Tuesdays receipts
were light and the market slow ut quota
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CATTLE LOWER.
Hogs Firm and Sheep Steady-Receipts
Unusually Heavy.

WEDNESDAY, July 10.
Fair activity prevailed at the Central
drove yards, East Liberty, this week, but
while hogs and good sheep we're steady to
firm, the big receipts were too much for the
market and material declines were estab-
lished. At the close to-day there were no
indications of better things next week,
though it was thought receipts of cattle
next Monday would show a falling OFF.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-07-14

Galen G. Hartman, Esq, handled two
pieces of property yesterday. He sold lot
40x10O on South Negley avenue, near Ell
mer, to Andrew Caster, the stock broker.
for 81 500. The other sale was that of one
of his new houses on Graham street, Shady
side, to G. W. Knopf for 81, 500 cash.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-07-14

1917 Mutual Union 6s. .1l0
16H N. j. G. Int. Cert. .ll0
90 Northern Fac. lists. ll6
o6 do do 2ndssll4
elA Northwestern Con. Fl3S
CO do Debentures 5s. .105I1
OF \ st. L. & l. N. G. 5s- $
"a st. l.. Il S. F. G. NJ. .l051
o5 St. Paul Consols. 80. l27 4
05 st. Paul. c. Il z. lsts1l71a
II Tex. P. L. CT. Rcts -
s2h Tex. P. X. G. rr. Rcts -
04R4 Union Pac. lists. ..... -
. West Shore...... =
. Rio G.. W............. sos
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-07-14

loads The demand for good sheep was
active and this grade ruled higher. but COM
mon were unchanged and slow sale. Tues
days receipts were 7 double-deck loads;
market quiet and unchanged as follows:
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Receipts Monday were not much, If any.
above the average, being about 20 double
deck loads, and prices were steady at last
weeks close. Since Monday receipts were
light and the demand good, the market
closing firm and shade higher as follows
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Price of Bar Silver.

Price OF Bar Silver
NEW YORK. July 12.-Bar silver in London,
I'D lower, at 395s per OF. New York dealers
price for silver &c lower, at s65sc per OF.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-07-14
Boston Electric Stocks

BosroN, July 13.-The late st electric stock
quotations to-day were:
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New YoRK July 1a-Bank clearings,
110S 0eo, ,6o6: balances, $7,e79 g.
BosToN. july 1s-Bnbk clearinre sl6 7S7,.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-07-14

Tho supnlv Monday covered 25 5doub1e-heck
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The East End Improvement Company
contracted yesterday for bridge, $50 feet
long, to connect North Braddock and Brin-
ton. This enterprise is intended to open
up the Black property, about $50 acres, at
Brinton. The completion of the bridge will
be followed by the erection of large num-
Der of houses,
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Mabdsn, inbem sr ibr @ift bsibradts.

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8irfenbalfam.

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meriprohen. 2eberfleden. Nafsnr5tbe,
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betebt. Dem 8ahersIaSauiabs aaein
perbanft bieieS pieI 5u bod i'm 8reiie
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ni9t bic Saut, ionbern oas eiusstrpf.
nete WaferslaS ab, 70 baB aud pieies
Brdparat, ipie 70 biele aneere &o8mes
tifa, ieinen 3peden niGt entipritt.
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Tcrepauab'8 Sbptp.

9lm ndbiten Sreitas, ben 30. Mai,
tpirb Sorepausb's Sbop bier feline 8slte
aufidIasen.
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8oritsIunsen eebotsn, ionbsrn eS iinb
bort aud bic iibliden Rennsn unb ion.
itisen Sdauitelunsen 3u iebsn. 8ieIe
Der Slummern finb bDlis neu unb iebr
intsreHant. .Sn anem Rsbsn' 8sIts 1T
auberbem bic sroBartiss Menaserie,
tpsI1s biele iebr fdbne unb ieltens
Tbiere beiibt, au feben.
gS lit fait unmDsIid, bic Namen ber
mitipirfenben 8iinitIer su nennen, ipeIde
fir bieie Saiion ensasirt iporben iinb.
Da iinb unter Mnberem bic 8albiS
S9wstsrn in ibren sefdbrIiben unb
itaunenspertben 1rapesfunltitiiden, her
Erapes Sonsleur Sames Srbin, bic
Mfrobaten &ofaire, bic Mtbleten Smitb
8rptberS, Der 3ieeler 8rptbers, iapa.
niide SonBIeure, Der 9urOen &eiter
Mbeille. Sc 8anS in feinen eefabrliden
Spriinsen, bic @aiots, bic 3eiterinnsn
Soiie glibton unb Ulae gitreIa, s. @.
8arloip uub Anbsre mebr. Reh 1T Elm
8ebuinenlaser, in ipeIdem bic Sitten
uno @ebrdude Der Sbbne Der @Gite
Seaeist tperben.
Die 0oriteaunsen idIieBen NIT Der
Iuffdbruns hes srpbartisen Shauitds
des Ser Sal BON Ninibeb", auf beHen
9lusitattuns felt Monaten 8eit, @e.
11mad unb @eIb bertpenbet tporben 1T,
unb peIdes bas SmpOiunteite unS
&eihte iein tpirb, mas Iberbaupt nod
Bel foIden nnternebmunsen sebotsn
tpurbe. Gs tpirfen Bel ben Muffiibruns
gen 1000 Berionen nit. barunter ber'
borrasenbe Gamer unb IGmerinnen,
cine Mauriide 8araipane unb anbere
mebr.
I'm 10 nbr Morseus ipirb bic sIan.
senbite unb srobartieite @traben ga.
rabe, ipeIde iemaIs bier ssisbsn tpurbs,
itattfinben. Sn berieIben tperben bic
Seerbe bon glepbanten, bunbsrts bon
Reitern, reid bsforirte @aIatpasen, auf
benen Berionen in foitbaren @eipdnbern
sruppirt, beforirte offsne @asen nit
tpiIoen Tbieren. mebrere Or1eiter, bic
Mauren unb iUnftisen perionen, bic BEL
Der Muffdbruns bes Sdaufidss .,Ninis
psb" mitipirfen, breiiirte pferbe, Ponies,
&ameele etc. etc. su iebsn iein. Das
@anse ma4t einen iiberaus impoianten
ginbrud.