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Thought He Tipped the Porte,

Jaxon-I wonder what made Smilax nut
whole dollar into the contribution box To-
day?
Paxon-He had been dreaming that he
was on q Pullman car and thought the
porter had como for q tip.
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A NOVEL FRAME.

This frame is made OF brass rings. but
tonhole stitched in embroidery silk and
arranged as shown In the design Ii is
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DeIIcate rlattArv.

Mrs. Millet-Well. Mrs. Clover, I reckon
you saw heap Of the noise and hustle OF
the city.
Mrs. CIover-Yes, there was good deal
OF noise. but the bustles were such little
mites you couldn't hardly see 'em,
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Good for tho Eye wash.

"That's mighty poor circular you have
to advertise your eye wash"
''Why?"
ut is 80 illesible 1t gives a man sore eyes
to read it,"
''WelI. isn't that good for the eye washP"
-Harper's Bazaar.
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Where He Drew the Line.

He climbed the Alps and Rockies.
Where glacial torrents roared.
But didn't have the nerve TO try
A bill for seaside board.
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Ona Who Escanad,

Brobson--Where did you 60 on your yaca-
ton?
Crxik-Well, went TO cheap place.
You will observe that have brought back
my trunk.-B0ston herald.
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CHAPTER II.

Lucia Bellasys was an important person
In the world to which she belonged. From
her mother formerly Miss Verschoyle of
Dollinston) she inherited some Of the bluest
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Wanted to See Him.

Clara--I got a note from a drummer the
other day who said he would give the world
TO kiss me.
Maude-What did you reply?
CIara-I told him to call on me with a
full line of samples. -Clothier and Fur
pio
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ORNAMENTAL IF NOT USEFUL.

Once the one alternative of woman against
dizziness, the needle, is now little needed !;
no longer is it her friend. her companion,
her weapon. But although needlework Is
not now the sole aim of a woman's life out
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with very tiny nails. The br6cade or plush
should be nailed to the side with small gold
pin nails, but it is well to glue the material
to the wood first, as the latter are more for
ornament than use. The material must be
shaped to the shape of the bellows. A wide
bow of satin ribbon ties up the handle.
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side convent walls, IL Is
pleasant 20 make in
stead of always buying
little presents for a
neighbor relative or
friend. If as is usually
the case in this impa-
tient age we desire the
most show for the least
possible amount of labor
pretty fancy articles are
the most presentable as
presents. Here Is q lit
tie pair of bellows cas-
lily trimmed. If brocade
can be used to cover it
so much the better; but
ordinary plush of some
pretty light hus looks
remarkably we'll. In
the latter case an ap-
pliqued flower or bird
should be nailed on
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Mountains Out of Mole Hills.

OUV Oh
First trip west-George, / know I'll never
like this horrid prairie country.
Little Katie, q native-Well, IL we can
lust find some mole hills mamma can make
mountains out Of them for you, for heard
papa say so last night.-Chicago Tribune.
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Not at Al, FinicaI.

Briggs-Isn't that the same suit you had
last year?
Grigas-Yes: and 1t Is the same suit that
you asked me last year ii it wasn't the same
suit that had the year before.-Truth.
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CHAPTER III.


The fresh green Of spring had deepened
into the full, deep tints OF summer, and
Arthur Verschoyle had not found an op-
portunity of pleading bis cause again. Hope
deferred was not improving his mood, aud a
TRADE from his father one morning at break
fast on the slowness OF his w0oing had
worked him up to very inevitable frame OF
mind. He left the house. put on his hat
and sailed forth in the direction of Park
Lodge. determined to take the great step
that very dav; he would, in fact, insist
on being heard. Somehow he didn't
quite know how. the right words would
occur to him at the right moment; he would
plead his cause SO eloquently and so pas
sionately that she would listen and yield,
and make him, after all this waiting. the
happiest man. IL not in all the world, at
least in the circumscribed area of Shrop-
shire.
IL Lucia had known what was impending
she and Jein would certainly not have
started that morning for a stroll along the
banks OF DollIngton Mere. 1t was calm,
gray day. The dew lay thick in the
shadows and silence .reigned supreme
through the woods and across the broad
stretch of water. She reached the spot
where few weeks earlier Pixie had strtg-
gled for the life among the roots of the
water lilies They were In bloom now.
The fair blossoms lay white and cleaning
on their broad dark leaves.
II would like to get some" she said to
herself. ''but / can't risk another gown.
Jem. suppose you are not clever enough
| to gather fowers%
Jem wagged his tail, but made no sign of
understanding; Then she stood still looking
| at them and thinking so deeply, not alto
| gether OF the lilies. that she gave a great
start when Arthur Verschoyle, close behind
| her. said:
Good morning. Lulu. I was on my way
| to Park Lodge when / saw you standing
| here. What will you take for your
thoughts?"
II was looking at the water lilies" began
Lucia little nervously. She had so care
| fully avoided being alone with her cousin
| since her return. 81 was wishing I could
| reach them; perhaps You could"
Arthur Verschoyle shook his head. He
| had not come out to get up 10 his knees In
mud and make himself look ridiculous.
| =! don't think could" he replied; "the
| bapk is so slippery"
Then WON'T you 80 round and get the
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Not Bull, That Way.

The spider may spin, aud spin and spin
And spin web all day,
But he can't spin top TO save his life.
because he ain't built that way.
Detroit Free Press
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lection. But to be
properly becoming,
with tasteful hands,
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trail tints of most interiors. Designs for
borders of table-covers, scarfs or other
draperies can be easily laid out and quickly
executed.
In the third pattern given two colors Of
ribbon are used in combination with a
drapIng of some light silken material which
will hang in graceful folds. Beads are here
used 10 fasten the ends of the ribbons at
equal distances
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He Was Shot,

Hunks--How did you lose your leg?
Handy Andy-At the battle OF Gettys-
burg.
Hunks-Were you shot?
Handy Andy-l must have been; fell
over the railing.
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the under keeper. ''how clever your nice
little deg behaved on Sunday"
YES" proceeded Mrs. MatthIeson indis-
creetly. 'and Miss BelIasys was saying how
much she'd ike the dog, if so be you could
be brought to sell him."
vexed tone, you ought not to have said
that. know" she continued, looking at
Roger, shat you would not sell the dog"
Roger Darlington looked down at Jem.
and Jem looked up at his master, perfectly
aware that he was under discussion. and
with proud sense that no evil could be
justly spoken of him.
No, Miss Bellasys," said the man slowly.
81 certainly would not sell Jem; but If you
have taken such fancy to him, and il you
would accept him"
THANK you." interrupted the girl, 81 can
accept him on no other terms but that yon
fix price"
81 couldn't possibly tx Jem's price," said
Roger. eomposedly. Besides, shall have
10 destroy him or part with him IL stay at
Dollington. Mr.. Arthur Verschoyle told
me so to-day"
been lettin' the young Squire have IL again
to-day?"
He has" said Roger. with grim smile.
'and his sentence is passed, unless can
! md a comfortable home for him."
MISS Beliasys looked from enc to another !;
no doubt she know her cousin. Arthur YER
sehoyle, we'll enough to want no further
| light on the subject
IF that is the case" she said, after mo-
meDts consideration, 81 will certainly adopt
the dog il he will adopt me-"
HE will make no difficulty about that, ["
SAID Roger; ne has plenty OF discernment
L will bring him up to Park Lodge this
| evening""
Thank you," said the girl; and when you
bring him, please let me pay you"
"Fhe dog is not for SALE" INTERRUPTED
Roger, firmly; I'D rather shoot him than
sell him."
Roger Cherrington," said Mrs. Matthie-
son later, when Miss Bellasys had taken
her leave, II should ha' thought nice
hammered young fellow like you would ha'
knowed how to talk to lady; but to hear
you just now, cutting Miss Lucia Short ]
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rIrEI pELGlAN lwoRks,llN,a,;.M,.LAN,,.,
N. Fay, III. nlil q Fare and II III. HON -.

His Fay, Ills Biii OF Fare and His Honrs
of wori,. ~ w !.
London Truth Of Dtrtn,btr IL, 1901. q
l was talking some time ago TO a Bel.
gian who has mandatory in q Bel.
gian village. Tho working hours arc
from six In the morning ok initbe
evening, with about one.half hour Tor
meals. Thomen work for six days and
q half and earn about 80 francs (or, say,
81 90 American money!. There is d
sick fund and IN old age fund.- to both
OF which tho subscription is obligatory.
Almost all tho workmcn have bought
themselves homes with large gardens,
and they work in their gardens inter-,
six during week days and on the Sun.
day afternoons. The man ,has5 some
colIee and bread before going 10 his
work. He takes some bread aud lard
with him and eats II at nine. AT twelve
his dinner Is sent TO him by his wife.
IL consists OF bread, lard and d largo
dish OF vegetables, which como from
his garden, On his return from work
he has his supper, which consists oil
bread and soup. AS he;keeps Il pig and,
fowls and rabbits, on Sunday lie atlds
to this faro some bacon, or fowl, or a
rabbit All this, said my friend, is
based upon the house and the garden.
The mems aim is to become owners us
coon us possible, for they say tha.,witl,
a garden no man need starre. ""TroW
do they save enough 10 get houseP'
lsasked. ."Some OF the houses here do
not cost them ego. They frat buy tho
land. II there is a house on it'they
leave itsvalue on mortgage, which they,
gradually pay of. When ittisipnid Off
they add 10 the house. IfitherG is nd
house they build one. At firstf II is 4
mere hovel, but gradually 1t gets better,
and larger. But whatever 1t is, they
like 1t, because it isther own. "Andi
do they drinli% l asked. "No,H he
said. THE wife manages everything.
The entire wages are handed over to
her. She gives her husband 10 con-
times Ia penny, or 9 cents American
money! each day to buy beer. On Sum
day evenings he has trine more, and
goes to an establishment where beer is
sold out OF cask. and tho men play
games to see whicl-is to pay. They
never drink spirits. The only luxury
that they permit themselves Is smok-
ing; but were n man to spend more
than 4 pence per week in tobacco he
would be regarded as reckless spend,
thrift" "Do they complain of long
hours in the factory?" 1 asked. ear
from it." he replied. III they had their
way they would work longer for more
pay; but this We would not permit, as
We wish them to be healthy and to have
time to work in their rardensn E
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o, woman. dcspairlng and wrctched,
Drcadlng, vet longing TO die II

Hear Inc glnd chorus that rises, 49,.
~ Filling the dome OF husky:
Sisters be glad. there's help TO be had:
No longer be miserable, gloomy und sad: AZ.
Lost health rcgain," rings out, therefrain. II,
Poor creatures, be healthy md happy ogain.nI
How? BY taking DR.. Plerce's FAVOR.
lite Prescription, the worlds greatest
remedy for all kinds OF diseases peculiar
to women. 1t brings back tone and
vigor to the system weakened by those
distressing complaints known 5onlyJto
women, which make life such a burden.
1t restores relaxed organs to M normal
condition. 1t fortifies the system
against the approach OF diseases which
often terminate in untold misery, if
not in death-which is preferable to the
pain and torment OF living, in many
instances. 1t is the great gift OF scion
tific skill and research to women, and
for it she cannot be too grateful. $rGIt
cures her ills when nothing else can. It
is guaranteed to give satisfaction or
price Isl 00) returned. Absolutely sold
on trial! -
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This remedy is becoming SO well
known and SO popular as to need no
special mention. All who have used
Electric Bitters sing the same song OF
praise. Apurer medicine does not exist,
and it is guaranteed to do all that is
claimed. Electric Bitters will! cure all
diseases of the Liver and Kidneys, will
remove Pimples. Boils, Salt Rheum and
other affections caused by impure blood.
Will drive Malaria from the system and
prevent as well MS cure all Alalarialf e-
vers. For cure OF Headache, Constipa-
ton and Indigestion try Electric Bitters.
Entire satisfaction guaranteed or money
refunded. Price SO cents and 81 per
bottle, ct Logan Drug Co.'s Drugstore. S
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For Over FIFTY Ycnr.

Mrs. WINsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP has
been used by millions OF mothers ior
their children while teething. II dis
turbed at night and broken OF your rest
by a sick child suffering and crying with
pain OF cutting teeth send at once and
geta bottleof "Mrs. Winslow's Soothing
Syrup" for. children teething. 1t will
relie"e the poor little sufferer immedi.
ately. Depend upon it, mothers, there
is no mistake about it IT. diar-
rhGa, regulates thestomach and bowels,
cures wind collie, softens the gums, re.
duces Inflammation and gives tone and
energy to the whole system, 5"Mrs.
Wlnslow's Soothing Syrup" for children
teethins is pleasant TO the taste and is
the prescription OF one OF the Oldest and
best female physicians and nurses in
the United States. Price twenty-five
cents bottle. Sold by all druggists
throughout the world Besure and ask
for "MRs. MISSIONS SOOTHING SYRUP"
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Both tho method and resulta when
Syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanscs tho sys-
tom eiectually, dispela colds, head
aches and fevers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup of Figs Is tho
only remedy Of its kind ever pro.
ducad, pleasing to the taste and nc.
ceDtablo 10 tho stomach, prompt in
itg action md truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend It
to all and have made it the most
populsr remedy known.
syrup of Figs is forf sale in SOC
md 81 bottles by all leading drug
giSls. ANY reliable druggist who
may not hayc it on hand will pro.
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try it. Do not accept any
substitute. .5i& ~
CALIFORNIA FIG syrup co. {
SAY FRANCISCO. on. ) =
LOUISVILLE, kK EsW Y0Rk. Az
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PHILADELPHIA, Jan. IAN execution
has been issued at NNilliamsport against
George L. sandorson, by which the
sheriff is directed to levy upon his in
forest in the Carroll Land Company.
Tho execution creditors are w. L. Tay-
lor and John Satter6eld, OF Buffalo, n.
I. This is the first execution on tho
judgment OF S232, 900 which was secured
against Mr.. SandersoltsTa ~ IS Al
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Central Standard Time.
Pennsylvania Lines.
2 From BrIdgeport Station!

~ r rom bridgeport Station.
Trains via the Cleveland & Pittsburgh Rail.
Ioad leave Bridgeport for Pittsburgh Chicago
and Cleveland. $40 a. ID. For Pittsburgh; 5lO:l.
a. M For Chicago and Cleveland, j 100 p m. For
pittsburgh and Now York 2:H pt M For Wells.
Trains arrive at bridgeport at 500 a M O:so i +
MI 2;95 p. N. s;lS p N. 4:62 p IN. and 6:S
! !, Us FROM WHEELING STATION. Z;
Trains yin the Pittsburgh. CincinnatlKi& s.
Louis NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Route-lcaye Wheel;
Ing for Stcubenyil!o, Pittsburgh md the East.
SO u m, 1850 p. III. a:3O p i aud 0:o5 n. IN.
4 of Columbus Cincinnati indianapolis and ST
Louis: 80 Am. and y:05 pm For Columbus
and Chicago 1880 p. m. Trains arrive at Wheel.
ing at $50 a M. $50 a m. 35 p H. $40 n N.
tnd5 y p. m. Trains leave at 6:20 d IN. and
arriving at $50 p. M, run solid between Wheel.
s sng nnd pittsburgh. Al trains daily except
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Lawyer WYE Meek Missing.

NAsnylLLE, TESN., Jan. III. H.
Meek, prominentlawyer Of cambridge,
is missing and is suspected OF being
about $4,000 shortiin his accounts. Flo
was chancery, court clerk OF that county,
and managed n school fund of S50,0O0.S
He; sithought to have gone to South
America
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Murdered his wife.

orTAwA, oSrg Jan. leon G. La
Belle, son Of thelate Captain La Belle,
ex-member Of Parliament OF Montreal,
has been arrested on, the charge Of mur.
dering hiswite, who was found dead on
the floor, of her house December 2S
from the effects OF carbolic acid. They
lived unhappily together.
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Buci,len,s Arnicn salys,

3 Tho best salvo in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rhoum,
Fever Sores, letter, Chappods Hands,
Chilblains, Corns and all Skin Erup.
tons, and positively cures Piles, or no
pay required tits guaranteed to give
perfect satisfaction or money refunded.
Price IS cents a box For sale by Logan
Drug Co, u = :
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ST. Louis, Jan. .-An electric street
ear was run INTO by freight train
while crossing the Kansas City, ST.. Jo-.
seph Council Bluff road last night.
Nine passengers were injured by the.
collision. Henry Wauner, n machinist,
and Willis TreamAweres fatally injured
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WIrn Ely's Cream Balm child can
be treated without pain and with per-
feet safety. 1t cures catarrh, hay fever
and colds in the head. 1t is easily ap-
pliedinto the nostrils and gives imme-
date relief. Price so cents. Mwrxw
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FINANCE Ann TRADE 4
Tho ,r e, . / q a, ,loa., aai stock

Tho .fsatnrs, OF "a, sloasJ ani Stock
l27l- Markets.
NEW SoRK. Jan. 7..-SIoncS on call ensy,
ranging from 2,SaJls per cent, last loan 3 per
celit.. closed oherel at per cont Primo lier.
camille pai,ct 4, 4aG per ceit. Sterling exchange
qtiss and iirm at q s9kai sili sales i2' 90
! The stock market to-day was by all odds the
business last fall but while diSpn. Ing n strong
temper curing most Of the day Yielded through.
gains weTc tiost with something In addition.
Grle rald was made during the last hour Of buSl.
tnsS ny 4 ebhlb lunlon who have beeu sellers OF
STOCKS ana whD have been cnleAyOrng To- be-
come buyers NJ lower prices The movement
stqrted by u sudden drop in\Chicngo uns, which
Eds beloved IN some quarters 10 hnvo been the
fyinlt OIL u settlement with tho shorts IN that
Stock The droplwaS followed by determined
attack on the whole list which the bulls did
MOI apST make any sroms iSssisnSS ne
opinion that this reaction would bring In aircsh
lot OF buyers. 81 100. FI
The iofenoop's lOlngs were marked by great
strength az round but the upward movement
very large, nnd that stock rose above 20 on
heary transactions, bringing the whole list along
with IL. Other particularly strong stocks were
Rock Island, Richmond & West Point, AtuhlsOn
anu y Pan,, together with many Of The low
priced Specialize among which Louisville, New
Alhaily ~ ChiCalgo, Kansas & Texas wetp promi'
nent The only rial weak point III The list was
Louisville 4 Nashvllle,whlch responded 10 sell.
Ing by tho foreign element mud retired over !
per cent In the lace OF the strength In the rest
OF the nareet The close WINS very active but
weak Bcncnlllynt tho lowest prices Of the day.
inc important increases include Chicago Gus
-, Louisville & Nashville II, Chicago, Clero,
anu Gin nS ma x s.. Louis ~ per cent ~
Government Qntl state bonds htpluy. .rs|s ".
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PHILADELPHIA. PAL Jan. s7.-Fiour weak.
February 81, OlAGl orr. March 81 0:tlni Oh:
April 81 0iL2al 0iti. Corn firm: No. high
mixed 53ll$c: No. . mixed January 5lnJlTc;
February 50LSaJ01s March md April 5O,Iai0fsc.
Oats higher; No. 3white sic: No. . white Juliu.
airy 80 i0c; February, March and April Syl39lsc.
llutter quiet but firm; Pcnnsylya nla print extra
$ia37. Esss dull and easy; Pennsylvania llrsts
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Carruthers-"Of what use is n family
tree, anyhow" Waitc-"Why, to cast
ones neighbours into the shade, OF
course" -lNeW York Herald. 81
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CISCINNArG, o.. jan 7.-Flour steady Wheat
els; shipments 800 bushels Corn stronger: No.
2imixcd i3c Oats ilrmcr; No. mixed axe.
Rye firm. ut Ole. Pork steudy ut 50 75alO q.
lard steady ut s. 20. Bulk meats steady at IS 30,
bacon firm at So 70. Whisky steady ut 81 is.
2sa2Sc. Sugar strong. Eggs strong ut isal9c.
Cheese strong. So ~. i
TOLEDO. o.. Jan. 7.-Whea. active and lower:
No. cash and january 0Si4G, May 9Si4c. Corn
dnll at il5lc. Oats quiet NJ 331$c. Rye dull at
81 IS; February s. 60: March S. ~,
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.AaAIetnl,.t.

NEwSY oEKs. Jan. Pig iron roaict: d mnri.
can SIS fSnl Copper dull l; fake JANUARY,
40 60, Lead quiet; domestic %, Tin outlet;
StEiks SlY 10. 49, 49, =. = $500
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But one thunder! storm has been wit.
messed in Arizona during foufteenyears.
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NEW YoRS. Jan. 7.-Pe!roleum opened steady.
rallied Ac, declined ISc then became dull and
none February option openiuEiht G1lSc high
est GIG; llowest Gle; closing Ole. Sales a7VO9
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Live stock,

CHICAGO. Ill.,. jan 7.-Cattlc, recent, 1900
head; shipments $500 head; market slow md
steady; primo steers 81 S5a5 20; good TO choice
81 l5ai IS: Others 50 75a3 IS; stockcrs s. 2a3 ";
cows 81 25n3 .. Hogs. receipts 5000 head;
cr; rough and common So 20: mixed and pack.
ers 81 Mai 10; prime heavy and; butchers 81 O5u
10; light s. o0ai ID. Sheep, receipts 5000 head;
shipments ZOO head; market steady; native
ewes s. ISa6 %; medium wethers 81 50; westerns
81 75aI 80; lambs 81 OOa6 80. -
EAST LIBERTY. Pa. Jan. 7.-cattle. rccefpts
l,6jv head shipments 1854 bend; Z market
nothing doing: all through consgnments. HOGS,
receipts 1900 head. shipments $500 head;
market slow; all grades 81 SOai li Sheep, re-.
cstpts $50 head; shipments 1000 Head: market
fair nj unchanged prices. AZ =, :
3CiScISSATI.' o.. Jan.7.-Iogs active and lower:
common. md light s. 7juI l5;J packing !. and
butchers 81 GOAL p; receipts 5000 head: shin.
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