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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1892-08-24
Our contemporary has one of its

Our contemporary has one of ite
 personal characteristic kngs in
 this mornings issue which
 will avail it nothing outside of
 the relief it experiences in having
 its feelings ooze out. Its insinua-
 tion will not bear investigation, for
 the reason that no outside influence
 is in anyway responsible for that
 which appears in these columns in
 any shape or form outside of the per
 son temporarily in charge.
 Geo. Hanse, in recent letter to
 us says that the Cienega sec ,tion. betwsn Verde and Ash eresk,
 was visited by a fearful rain snd
 and hail storm on Thursday evening,
 August 18th. There were hail
 stones e large as quails' eggs fell,
 snd the ground was white for sev-
 efal miles. There was . heavy
 fteshet ia Copper Canyon, and the
 rosd is entirely impossible for
 freight teams. snd very difficult navi- esting an empty wagon over the largo boulders. The whole surface of the country was a moving sheet of water sud ice. The water was two feet deep on the flat at Horns placn, and his house was entirely surrounded with water.
 The Season for September just received. On looking over it's patcs we find an unusual amount of exquisite illustrations. The pub fishers evidently believe in the scriptural measure for their subscri- bers: "Presssed down and running over" with good things. In it's new dress the Season added more color ed figures. This month is given fourteen colored figures of new and garments for ladies and children. The children especially fare well this month, and the many quaint little costumes shown will delight every mothers heart. These garments are SO plainly illustrated, and with carefully prepared descrip- tions makes them easy to reproduce | in material. Op Plate 94S will be | found two very desirable costumes; No. 2 being entirely a new idea in | ladies' dress, which has only to be | seen to be appreciated. Pretty au- tunn wraps, in lace and heavier ma terials, will be found or Plate 945 and throughout the different pages of the Season. Russian blouses, jackets, coats, wraps, morning snd | evening, street and carriage gowns, while elegant styles in mourning | outfits for old aud young are care fully shown. The art-work is unu- sually well shown, and SO plainly | that It will be pleasure to ladies to copy it. Materials and | plan of work always found we'll de- scribed. Every house should secure D copy of the Season, it will repay the small amount of subscription in even one month, ss in no other jour nal will the new and beautiful illus trations be found. Subscription price, yearly, 1850; single copies, 30 l cents. The International News Company, 83 and 80 Duane street, New York,
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1892-08-24
Notice to Fam iie.

The undersigned are uow r,ianiae a barouche for the aecanm0da(ioa of those who desire it. Orders ief. at Shull's livery stable or at Hc.al Burke will receive prompt attentis,s. Parties patronizing us vii l-s eall- titled to free ride to Whin3le at any time when the yeIicie ie a.3l otherwise engaged.
 alb 6tlw SHuLL & 3l.re.-r. :. :
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1892-08-24
Rscing at Pcck's Lake.

Dur Jerome correspondent sends ID word that a liberal pur so has been raised there for SC ries of races to take place al Peck's Lake, on Sunday, September i. The fly ees oi all sections are invited to en- ter, and great time is anticipated. aany Verde horses are already en-
 tered, guarantee that lively ran- nlng races will take place. Any one "ishlng Information of the event to come will address Major E. K. Otey, sI 1erome, who will give all partic-
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1892-08-24
wator Nuea.

Water consumers are La.ebv f,ti-
 ne1 'o use water as spauBglY k DOS. siDie at all hours, and 70 use none after $ o'clock P. M. Parti.s .foGn.I.. = using water after the ab5ss hour wiii have the water shrt olF on. tirely. ivJqtf -. =
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1892-08-24
Card of Thanks.

,, take this method of thanking .oe general public for their patron age during my brief stay in your peautlful little city. Shall return he.e again next January.
 Most Sincerely, A. D. SMITH.
 Prescott, Aug. 19, 1892.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1892-08-24
F. and A. NJ.

Called meeting of Aztlan Lodge, No. l, on Wednesday, Aug. 24, at s p. m., for work in First Degree. Visiting brethren in good standing are fraternally invited to attend. By orderof the w. NJ,
 R. N, FREDERIcKs, Sec'y.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1892-08-24
Notice

l have this day appointed Jake Marks the sole agent of :he Tritle Water Company for the Territory of Arizona, for the disposition of ;. Aztec Mineral Water.
 F. A. TRlTLE. President
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1892-08-24

A letter received yesterday by Geo. McCann of this city, from hi. brother, Al, who is in Denver, gives fattering report of the success at tending the introduction of their zinc process. The heaviest mining capitalists of that city have or will take charge of the process, and evince a selfshness almost over controlling this Arizona invention. Aside from the pecuniary benefit to these gentlemen, all mining sec tions, and particularly Arizona, will likewise be rewarded and reap un- told wealth through its introduc- tion.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1892-08-24
N.nox H.ns. r-,..

CmcAoo, Aug. 20.-Nancy Hanks was sent today against her record of 2:07i, made fast Wednesday, and fell short of the mark. She trotted true, game mile, but could do no better than 2.O9t. The time by quarters was, BPS, 1.0o3. 1:S9, 2O9{. Her failure to beat her record was disappointment.
 The feature of the last day of the meeting was the pacing of Jay Eye See against his own trotting record of 2:lO. He went around the track in 2;0Sa.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1892-08-24
Notice.

Being about to dissolve partner ship, 1t is necessary for us to collect all monies due us at once. Persons indebted to us will save costs by making payment within fifteen days.
 OsENBuRa & LEARY.
 Ppsssptt Aria, May 6 1S92 If
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1892-08-24
unaliache-Kot Flaahes.

"I had headache, hot flashes, soreness and swelling across my body, pain in my ,ight side, with frequent vomiting, used Hoods sarsnparilla with the best results- l am in better health than for four years. Hoods Sarsaparilia fs safe, reliable and sure. J. C. XILIsoS, Autumn. Cal
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1892-08-24
resident
Book Fouaa

Sheriff Lowry has a valuable book Tn his possession which was found. and which the owner can have by calling at his office. If
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1892-08-24
'ackage Fnrr.t

A package was fou,,' va-9..r.jsv on the Government -yr,ng. road owner can have the same i.e i.5t..'.' at this office and payia.. gaf ;his notice. .its@s..
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1892-08-24
Buaaio LisnIs

J. l.. Fisher has ben appointed agent for the famous w4loi and has just received his first Consignment rom the Buffalo Spring "a. aISlm
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1892-08-24
For aala.

A ten-foot Windmill. Is in good order and condition. Also, six foot tank. Will be sold cheap, as the owner has no use for the same. Enquire at The Bashford- Burmistsr Company's. jystf
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1892-08-24
For sni.

A four-horse team, W rcn a.l1-haf. ness,-ail In iirst-cl ss condition. Inquire at City Feed Ysr1 2
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1892-08-24
Notice.

All parties are warnnd not to pur- chase any live stock branded with the T bar iron.
 Mas. MART E. SxIys.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1892-08-24

Desirable residence property for sale. Apply to Wm. Dldin, Meate- zuma Saloon. As good a well ef water as there is in town j. located on the premises. tf
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1892-08-24
8 900

S3 UUU Being . levy of three dollars on each one hundred dollars worth of property.
 There was also levied tax of iif- teen (l5) mills on each one hundred dollars worth of taxable property in school district No. (Prescottl to pay interest on school bonds. On motion board adjourned.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1892-08-24
In a Terrible Condition.

"I owe my life to Hoods sSrsspsrills For two years was in 6 terrible condition with d,spepsia- I could eat nothing bus soda erackers. and my weight fell from l7o Co lSs pounds. Hoods ssrsapsrilla helped me ct once, and after using l2 bottles vas entirely cured. ! have gained my usual weight, TO pounds, and have had excel lent health ever since" T. ,. WILCOX 70 ss lst South Street. Salt Lake City Utah.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1892-08-24
PROPOSALS FOR Gross Beef f and FI0Ilr.

Q. s. Indian Service, II. s. ln.iirfl Industrial School, Fort Moiave, Ar - As- gust 15, 1Sc.-SEALED PROPOSAL. sl dofsed Proposals for Gross Be and Flour" as the case may be, and ad rssss-! to the undersigned at Fort Aloiave. A z.5s1 will be received at the school unfl one o'clock, p. n., of Thursday. Septembor ..i. 1s92, for furnishing and delivering ai kiD- man, Arizona. as required. for Eauipat s,disnsl about 2s0, 600 pounis Of bee and Sa,tG0 f,~-rds of iUur. Beef cattle must he r0a n-rChel snc all offered under ract
 subject to rigid inspec. st bc
 ana cg~s tSc huiIs oE lt over
 years of A-s, ane Euust not tss
 s5 ss- gross at each d srom M
 tos spbsr lai. aud nl Ehan est rryses freSieS- .Ilecen1oe
 animal to weigh i5- than rEdne nal VIII be received fhaf4 -sf trssths . ger eentrm from May It ssecs1...,sr 1sf. cf iess than +5 per centUu rom Decep,he- Iss 70 May ist. Inc price uoust be figv et..l grces, but for all cows delivered under sav contract discount of twenty I2Ol per css,- sem from the proposed price will be ma: and not more than one-fourth of the cattIs be oows.
 Flour must be either what is known s.s
 straight full stock" Of good sound yheat 30 lbs. of wheat to be ground down Co abon. v ice or hour, low grades to be taken ont of 70 may be what is known as 'spaten; nouf, and delivered in extra strong sinsle - cotton sacks to weigh eight ounces to tl .. ysfd. Samples of not less than twenty-fiv.. pounds must be furnished by bidders: sa-s3 ssnples to be distinctly marked with ii name of the bidder and the number of tka sample, If more than one is submitted.
 All articles will be subject to a rigid ir- 'pection.
 Proposals must state specifically the prs. . posed price of each article offered for deli - " under . contract
 The right is reserved to reject any or fu 5 lids or any part of any bid if deemed f.. he best interest of the service
 CERTIFIED CHECKS.
 Each bid must be accompanied by a aer.i led check or draft upon some United Stat. depository or solvent National Bank in tl. reiuity of the residence of the bidder, mat,., 'ayable to the order of the Commissioner .s ndian Affairs, for atleast FIVE PERCENT -. the amount of the proposal. wh ,s-~ heck or draft will be forfeited to the Units.. tsees in case any bidder or bidders ree.:. ns an award shall fall to promptly execat,
 contract with good and sufficient sure.i thervise to be returned to the bidder.
 Bids accompanied by cash in lieu of a e<r. fled check will not be considered.
 For further particulars apply to s. H. lct}OWAN Supf
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1892-08-24

I will not be responsible for any bills contracted except on written order. Wm. Dulin. If
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1892-08-24
The snrar Ontlnah.

The Mining and Scientifc Press looks at the silver question through highly colored glasses. It says:
 The prevailing opinion today is that the commercial countries will be forced to take a most decided stand in favor of protecting silver and at the coming internstions. monetary conference action wi.l be taken in that direction. England. which ha. stood so stoutly for gold, will doubtless change front, for the drop in silver has unsettled ex- changes, and demorslized trade by destroying the purchasing power of silver. The greater part of Eng land. trade is with countries and colonies that use silver, and the drop in the market value of the metal has paralyzed trade with them so that in self protection, that na- ton must aid in re-instating silver to its former standing as circulat- ing medium of trade and commerce. Germany's course will be influenced by Engiand's, and ss for France, Italy and other countries, they have slway. stood for bimetallism.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1892-08-24
MONDAYS DAILY.

|
 Gov. Murphy left on this morn
 Ing train for Denver, on bnsiness The Piano used at last night.
 Csntata is Sohmer, and for sale
 by B. NJ. Goldwater.
 Joe Young, who has been very il
 with mountain fever for severa
 days, is improving slowly.
 The Prescott brass band vii
 give concert on the plaza thi,
 evening, commencing at 2 o'clock.
 John A. McKae, of Chippews
 Falls, Wis, arrived yesterday, and
 goes out to Stoddard for a few day s
 visit.
 NFoR RESr.-Newly furnished five
 room house located between J. l.,
 Fisher and j. C. Herndon's resid-
 enee for rent, to family without
 children.
 Services at the M. E. church to- morrow at II a. m. and 8 D. m. Sun- day school at l2 m. All are invited to be present.
 Owing to the absence of Father
 Herman, at Kingman, there will be no divine services at the Catho- lie church tomorrow.
 Tom Carrigan, who Is now of the regular force of s. r. r. &P. people, came in yesterday from the grade. for few days visit.
 Rev. E. D. Wyckof will occupy his old pulpit in the Congrega- tional church tomorrow at ii a. m. No preaching services in the even ing.
 Palaceo, a Mexican mail-carrier, l was arrested to-day for carrying concealed weapons, and taken be- fore Recorder Bright, by Marshal Dodson. Hes was fined $15, which he paid.
 Contractor Bradbury today commenced excavating on Gurley 'treet. The preliminary work of titching was inaugurated and much trouble was encountered by run ling into hard formation.
 The stiffness of sporting life of he last few days was relieved this fternoon by regular slugging mach, Tn which we'll known Mon ezuma street merchant was knock d out by we'll known votary of ' he square box. Master E. c. Payne, Jr., gave a | irthday picnic to a few of his oung friends on Friday, Aug. Ig, at frantic Dells ranch. Among those resent were Merle and Bruce Pi- CT, Harold and Charlotte Pent- l md, Catharine and Karl Hazletine. Willie, Fred and Jean Oliver. s Just little ripple of mirth crept ? yer the opera house audience last t ight, when a stranger appeared and b 'ok his seat in the front row, with e lt removing his Cleveland head gar. His identity was soon dis sl ,vered. however, and after it was il ,own to be no other than William n ulin, the curtain went up and the ir lay proceeded. e Mrs. " Laudgrebc, accompanied VI ' her son. R c. Lhndgrebe, have rived from San Francisco, on 8 te sit Co Natives and friends in this vt ction LauGgrebe win be re- g euhe formet resident of St esc0t tfrshtis are ac- ai rding lim 8N>. hearty in lcomo l again t6Nthis ga The llth Infantry Will probably eb an next Tues. E. t. C tea 5rde. Permission =. , be, ~ 1 General McCoolr ia. tTsnsp, ir property to the S.. orc place cv a;l, and on a lavora- is' ! answer wi,i the nroresrd trip .h pend. Flagstsf board of trsde ~t ! extend many cOwtesIes to the ar, ops aud are auxious for them t0 ua tw
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1892-08-24
Hoods Sarsaparilla
100 Doses Ono Dollar

Sold by druggists. q: six for $. Prepared only by c. l. HOOD & co. kpotheearies. Lowell. MeSa
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1892-08-24
Wanted.

Woman for general housework. Ap- plv st KELLY &;SrEPHENs'.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1892-08-24
Probably Another Mining Sale.

A bond has been given J. H. Pack ard by Judge John A. Rush for the Dividend" mine on Big Bug, the price being sl0,000, and reports just received state that the transfer of the property will soon take place. This is one of the first mines pat ented in Arizena, and is another illustration where an oid-timer's faith in the merit of his claim IS at last to be rewarded. On the Diyi- dend nothing was done in the way of development for years, although its ore body was known to be rich and extensive. Since the bond has been taken by Mir. Packard, how eyor. the shaft has been sunk to depth of 125 feet, and the most flat tering reports now are coming m, and which guarantees a sale. The ore is sulphurets, and runs high in gold. Several mining men who have recently visited it state that it is one of the best properties in the county, and worth many times over the amount of the price set on it.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1892-08-24


 community as s shrewd aud exer- getic miner, is at present ir Los Angele. consulting with severe. eastern capitalists, who will rssch Prescott next week, to look into various mining schemes in this i'm section.
 W. W. Vanderbilt. one of the in domitable workers in the cause of informs us that his Defiance minO on Big Bug has boon closed down temporarily, on account of bad air at the bottom of tho shaft, which is due to the continuous warm weather in that section. He has shipped several tons of orc with good results.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1892-08-24

The Prospector was informed by a prominent railroad man this morning that work on the North and South road had been suspended for the present owing to lack of ready funds to carry on the work and that it would be the middle of January before money would be available to push the work.-Pros- pector. p.. :. invited to come up to Prescott, to gee and believe. Not only is the work today being performed in an active and business like manner as ever, but the report is downright lie.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1892-08-24
Dyspepsia

Makes many lives miserable, and often leads 10 seifdes:ruct!on. Distress after eating. sick headache. heartburn, sour stomach, mental depression, etc. gre caused by this very common and inc.ess- ing disease. Hoods ssrsAparills tones the siomsch, creates an appetite. promotes di- geStion. relieves headache, clears the mind
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1892-08-24
Mining News

Dave Long, who arrived to-day from the Big Bug section states that himself, as we'll as many other min CTS in that district have an abund- ance of orc on their dumps, and are only waiting for Jones mill to start up to reduce it.
 The most hattering reports reach Prescott from the Bosgs and Hack berry mines, while they have not been worked with any great num- Der of man for some time past, the wort done, however, has demonstra- ted that they s7c rroving richer and moge permanent as depth Is stain ed. The commercial company are prepsrlng e resume work Slso ct their smelter and quartz mill aesr hY, and feel greatly encouraged over tho cesi'. le2k of their various prop ayfjes.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1892-08-24
SUMMONS.

fn the District Court, of the Fourth Jusfici,s District, Territory of Arizona, sitting in and fs the County of Ysvapai.
 Alonzo Kendrick. PlaintiH
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1892-08-24

AHN iIt0 IUlauJfy Wl. pE00aDlY
 an next fuesu y. gol, ea 5rde. Permission has be a Gene-al McCoolr to tTsnsP- 1T property to the sborc place uv a;l, and on a iavora- ble answer wi,l the prcresed trip depend. FlagstaG board of trade will extend many coutesies to the troops aud are auyious for them t0 c~1e,
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1892-08-24

But what Hoods Sarssparills does, that makes it sell, and has given it such frn and lasting holo upon the confidence of the people.
 For dinner pill and general family csthartic we confidently rec ommend Hoods Pills.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1892-08-24

Mrs. ", Laud9rebc, accompanied by her son, R G. Landgrebe, have arrived from San Francisco. on 8 visit Co iatives and friends in this section LauGgrebe win be re- msmbe formet resident of Prescott ,frehais are ac- cordine lim a>> hearty sgsIcomo -a again t6Nthis city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-27
MEETINGS AND ENTER TAINMENTS.

reception Will be given tonight by the Society !or
Ethical Culture the free kindergarten OF the Young
Peoples Union. 3i3 One.hundi cd and twenty
third-st between the hours Of 30 and IL o'clock.
DR.. L. g. James will speak the Liberal Clut on 1.-The
Government OF Cities tonight at 200 East Fife NTH
81.
An entertainment by the 'iodpv Society VIII be given
at 80 tonight at No. 8 West Fourtccnth-st.
The Ncw-YorI Tennis Club Will begin It's open tourna
ment June /. the grounds. ST. Nicholas One-hnn
d.forysiNth and Observation-Disclosures scVenthSt
Play will begin at 3 p. m. each day.
The Methodist Episcopal Church Home Tor inc ARcu
will tonight strawberry festival IN IcnthaNc
between Nincty-sccond and Ninety third-sts.
a May party Will be given at 30 p M To-Day uhner
auspices Of the chlldens committee OF the New'forK
kindergarten Association at Lenox Lyceum
The New.York Teachers Association viii give the last
concert and reception Of the tomorrow nght NJ
Muse Hall
The Rev. Dr. William LLOYD will lecture on The
Hcrosm OF Abraham Lincoln" AZ the Central 'ongr"g'N
tional Church. Sunday night. The Lincoln As>ocauoh
OF Jersey City has been invited and will attend
The Independent Republican Club. OF the Ah Assembly,
District Will give an Decoration Day at Dhgles
Charlottesville Park Woodside i. l.
The first complimentary concert Of the Lyceum Choral
Society given last night At the L. NJ - a. f"' ~
3 West Onchundrcd and. twenty nh-st
The thIrty.thrd annual commencement OF the cooper
I-,Ion will lac held in the large hall OF institution this
evening Heretofore the commencement has mkcn UP
three evenings There will bc exhibition oil drawings
I'm the art department this owing 70 thc repairs ITO"
going on. There will be a number o; graduates.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-27

s:s ans 90 sS sn ;g'9s 20
9SasSsi straits. saas9c olive. Italian. 6oae2c palm
OCEAN FREIGHTsThe transatlantic business was Of
r. s% rot de appear ss
@ 70 T. there qaS'SSac
K Ss SIC sH9i 'ss e. ss *
s o Sn Ss fsc 500 bb los
aasd rk nnOceSII & r FLEA e eGS
1000 Sa'o rs,a TO Srcnock spoowood Sos
Jennie S. nenee funch, about soc yer obj n Italian
r rsfa h0 se c and 90 Ida
o, Natal ge9eTn cargo u ssa ger oc ana
hS9s % GT 900 9 aSa s GF' s s@sI pfcc.
,dasy EaDnd on rae az e' the %e S"' Sales 80
bills mess Mcs quoted az - a5Gsio % ISr Se cyt,
pine slO:.- BrEtUnehapecd and quiet LIT EE.La
mess quoted at = 5ods family ~ I mol mes e in t
a*s % in BEkf III nAMsln fH Sas demand
II Ss ga At $685. ss and at MfiS 'sP a!
Sses S ' snS :, Soxs rib and BELIZE
%cGSS iI ELL pi'hed iiS% 81 e
1t t :%SSsS d. ho Ell p @ 0s sold
ls q SE' and Sear 26p GSa
M demand dn1ss5 tsr SS % S in ss' g.
0ac Tor 100 ~ 6sc for l2) N pig 0s,e laid Dc
sns IsS ay pa SSni "Gsa%
40 the wsss ana GGyens ." linz % CITY stca IN
quoted at 0.30d, O5c South America .. fVc Ha5
sse Sc 900 s"s ses 81 ADJUST
tembsr closed az Ssoc sale SO tes 90 Sn tr,c and
prospects Of freer arrivals. New ButtCCeamerS, oeac
and s, to eNtras e. tyGc rs sr
hall tub, S P.ls ias dc o arst, lsal S.:
Sac ir,ts. 17ealoc seconds, l62alIe; Western lmta;
ton creamery nrsts. 1jdlOc seconds, l3dlic thirds y
s o Sa 'fsSsa fsaSs
Western, l2dlic; state dairy, tuDs or
CHEESE hat >tcader, particularly on the oetter
qrollties which had better demand from , shp;
fos.c do coored, 9asd9'c prime, 9d92c fair to good
DO ss 's% e0% ~" SKINS no PIE
Dull. weak and declining on full receipts ia e
oud Pennsylvania laid, choice, 1c2c; Western l0i"
sUGAk-RAW ~FirIny maintained in price on a f ,
demand Quoted at 2oc for 80 test Mus9oNado and i-i
tcSt, 2c $500 bags centrifugal 90 test, lilGs; 2g 4
$500 bags Doa-ses grade 80 test l3,S2c sEf ~
cr crushed asys a nonGarc 't9 Rts anu
cnbes, oisai }ii6s XXXX,. sale; Mould 94d
a. PsnGg %Iub 0gt ss W SSnifs'l %
ii.c EIicewood A. l.lGdi 3lOc; Phocnix a. l-ljG
s.Cc Empire a, l5Ga! l-9c No g. s'sdis :, 10 ,a
,alao 30 TO- SSa CSC: so H. 9.I0a3 ili5c No
10. aEdsi.e;. No 70. s,,as'sc .., ,,,. -, ,
7i,c in tcs Oleornargarine Quoted 7-lGc for city.
TALLow-steady and moderately active CITY Eu9 quote
gust 70 DtscmbS sold St 9 aS5 N'''S' WIS
wOoT-Buslness in old stocks ha. been limited owing
To the scant offerings, but prices paid indicate steady
market The foreign grades continue in falr demand
sss a, On flf' e. 80 SfN spring ds
So: line srour,d spring do $4,000; spring California
NS, l5s22e si%yg do SOq,he Sotbd s5SiG s
Son,bcrn wool 26a37c; anc deiane 33ac fine
chantable 22ac; line unwa'hed. 192d2oc.