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Omaha daily bee., 1892-11-20
MiNHArraN CLUB RECEPTION
Grover Cleveland the Guest of the Even
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Grover Cleveland the Guest of the Even
ing--Ht' Pregnant Remarks.
NEW 9oRK, Npv. 9.-Distinguished jurists
from all parts OF the nation were gathered
around the festive board Of the Manhattan
club tonight. 1t was rece ption and banquet
given by the cluo in honor OF President. elect
Grover Cleveland. II was q splendid success.
over l,2OO democrats responded to the invi.
tatlons, among them governors ex-governors
United States senators, congressman and
officials aud politicians OF great and small
degree. After tho reception the banquet was
discussed 1t was after IL O'Clock when the
dinner commenced. Mr. Frederick r. Cou-
dert introduced Mr.. Cleveland in highly
complimentary speech
1t WAS more than minute after Mr. Cleve-
land had risen that he got an opportunity TO
De hoard, so great was the applause that
greeted him. Mr.. Cleveland assured his fe-
low members of the Manhattan clup and
their guests in the scrptural phrase, that it
was good for HIM to os there. He referred
TO The reception tondered him ten year, ago
when he was elected governor of the state
Since them" he continued, political
events have greatly changed The people
nave become more political, more
thonghtful and more watchful than
they were ten years ago. They
are considering vastly greater questions
than they were thon. They are giving i'm
portance to party policy rather than to party
epolls. This must oe met ntellgently by
lhoSe In charge OF our party organization
NO party can got the support of the masses
OF the voters by merely promising offices,
hhanclal rewards or other attributes of the
spoiIs system The whole people will be sat
lshed with nothing less than the redemption
OF the pledges made to them collectively, the
demonstration of wise poices and the giving
or All honest government
Speaking in low tone Mr. Cleveland con-
tlnued Deliberately: II would not have it
otherwise. am willing that the democratic
party should only succ,ed by meeting the
situation fairly and squaroly by beng abso-
lutely and patriotical'y true to its principles
and professions. Tnis is the assured guar
antee of success. i know of no otnern
AT the conclusion OF Mr.. Clevelauds re-.
MARKS the supper was served. Mr. Cleve-
land sat on the right OF MIR. Coudert On tho
lett sat Il. G.. Benedict AT the table adj
joining over which Benjamin Wood pre-
sided, sat Waiter Glider Judge True, George
Martin, ex-Nlinister to England Phelps, Ma
uonal Committeeman Benjamin 7. Caole OF
Illinois, eX-Governor Campbell Of Ohio
Governor Albeit of New Jersey, Governor
Russell OF Massachusetts.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-11-20
RUssIA's nLACK OUTLOOK.

starvation and Freezing Stare the Peas
antry In the Face.
ST PETERSBURG, Nov. l9.-Couut Tolstoi.
IN the Russian Gazette, has called attention
to the continued miserable condition of
the peasantry of Russia. He says fam
Inc again threatens the districts. The
rye harvest is as bad as it was
in 1891, and oats are All utter failure. There
is complete dearth Of material for nres.
and the People are exhausted by last winters
miseries. The outlook is as black as posi-
hln
Omaha daily bee., 1892-11-20
wyoming Criminals Sentenced

CHEYENNE, Wvo., Nov. 10. Especial Tele-
gram to TnE BEE. l-Charles Kingston and
Richard Weston, charged with passing coun-
terfeit money, were sentenced in the fed eral
court today to eighteen months imprison
ment William Hayes also gets eighteen
months in the panitentiary for forging gov
ernment pension check.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-11-20
Wiped Out Calamity Howiers.

AUBURN, Neb, Nov. l9.-lSpecial Tele-
gram to The BEE The democrats of Ne
maha county ratified their success in the last
election here tonight by torchlight process
sion. The largest ana most prominen mt ban
ner read: 1--WE have wiped the calamity
howlers from the face OF the earth.n
Omaha daily bee., 1892-11-20

CINCINNATI, o., Nov. 10 Mr. Charles
Hayden CONN, leading man of the Lillian
Russell Opera company. now filing an en-
gagement In tins city, and Adelaide NJ. De
Leuw, also member of the company, were
m 'rrlcd at the court house today. This Is
the denouement of romance which began
in London, where the bride of today was the
wife of the famous musician Randegger. A
divorce has been procured and today the
English tenor ana the handsome pupil and
divorced wife of Randcgger were married.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-11-20

NEW YORK, Nov l9.-President Cleveland
has discussed informally the cabinet situa-
hon with several democrats during the past
few days. 1t may be stat ed on excellent
authority that Mr.. Cleveland had practically
asked Mr.. Harrity to accspt a cabinet port
folio. He has also lent an ear to complimen-
tary expression on behalf of Congr essman
Cable and Ills claims.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-11-20
Blocked by snow.

lRoNwoop, Mich, Nov. l9-The severest
snow storm of the season has been in
progress since O'Clock last night. Several
feet of snow has fallen and the drifts are
from six TO eight feet deem in places The
electric cars and all railroads trains are
hlnrked
Omaha daily bee., 1892-11-20

PARIS, Nov. 1.-THE Chamber of Deputies
committee on the pross bill announced they
hau expunged from the document all phrases
which could be made the pretext for arbi-
trary proceedings.
NJ. Loubet accepted the amendments, as
they guarantee the liberty of the press with
out roboiLg it of its power. After the bill
mad been further amended in unimportant
particulars it was passed without division.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-11-20
Trouble of an OakdaIe Banker.

OAKDALE Neb,, Nov. 10. Special TO Tue
BEE. H. II. Ray, one Of the proprietors OF
the Oahdale Oank, has been declared insane
and sent to Lincoln for treatment The
cause of his insanity is supposed TO be too
much exercise of the mind in one direction
money.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-11-20
CONsECRATED THEIR TEMPLE.
Moscow jews Perform n Religions Cere
mony Under Difficulties

'H0s'V" 'VWS fcTIVTIl II IttIIEIOuN Cere-
mony Under Difficulties.
LONDON. Nov l9. 9..-rhe Moscow CORE.
sronnent OF the Daily News states that the
Jews, after having obtained formal permis.
sion TO consecrate synagogue in that city,
found upon gong to the edice for the pur-
pose OF carrying out the ceremony the crown
seal upon tho door and sentries guarding the
place Not daring TO force an entrance
through tho door. the peasants secured an
entrance by ladders through the win.
do"s and consecrated the building. Then
they made their exit in the same manner.
This evening twelve priests who participated
in the conservation service were expelled
from the city,
Omaha daily bee., 1892-11-20
SaYS He Elm

PEORIA, H., Nov. l9.-Sanue Woolner
today announced definitely that he had pur-
chased tho Central at ST. Louis, the Ne
baaska City and the Star and Crescent dis.
tilIeries at Pekin. He announces he will run
tho houses to their fun capacity in opposi-
ton to the trust
Omaha daily bee., 1892-11-20
Governor McK,nIey,s rntherIu.

CLEVELAND, o., Nov. 49, Governor Nc
hinley was called to Canton last night by the
serious illness of his father. The old gentle
man celebrated his Sjth birthday last week
CANTON, o., Nov. 10 The father OF
Governor Mckinley is critically i'll and may
not live until morning. The governor and
wife are at his bedside
Omaha daily bee., 1892-11-20
Must Paw Taxes

JACKSON, Miss, Nov. i9.-The United
States circuit court today decided the SUIT Of
the state against the Georgia Pacific railway,
involving back taxes TO the amount of s75,-
900. The road claimed exemption under thor
present charter, which was consolidation
OF several charters. The courts decision de-
mics the exemptions and virtually subjects
the entire road to taxation. An appeal viii
lie taken.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-11-20
SalvsttoniSts MobiliZiup.

NEW York, Nov. l9.-rhc Salvation army
is mobllizinG here, ready to take part in the
grand congress of the United States forces
which will begin Monday and last three
days. All the Salvation army notables will
be here, including Commander Ba!lington
Booth and wife, and Mrs. Booth Clibborn,
commander Of the army in Ernnce
Omaha daily bee., 1892-11-20

LoNpoS, Nov l9.-The Times Brussels
CORES pondent states that the Belgium Cham.
Der has rejected by a vote OF SO to 81 NJ. Jan
sens mo ion TO insert in the repiy 10 the
royal speech declaration favoriug univer-
sal suffrage.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-11-20

tuslons: Express Messenger d. M. Gatcs,
NJ. A. Warner OF Denver, Mrs. Louisa Lee
OF Denver, e. l.. Westermsn, mayor of
breckinridge: Mrs. Wolfe of Dauver, Row
william Wilbur of Worien, H. II. B. Mar
TIN OF Lsadville, John Mort2 of police head
quarters, Denver; Mary Brown OF Lead
vile.
There were forty passsp gers aboard the
trLih at tho time of lis bong blown Off, and
1t is surprising that nobody was killed.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-11-20
VIII Re,irn the pres,a.ucv

PARIS, Nov. l9.-The Eclare states tina,
NJ. de Lasseps will resign the chairmanshir
Of the Panama Canal company when sum
mons in the action OF tho government
against the directors of the company is
served upon him. The Eclaire adds that NJ.
Leon will succeed NJ. de Lesseps.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-11-20
Awful Nencennce nn a pri.s,

ROVE, Nov. l9-The trial is in progress at
Palermo of the two peasants who wreaked
vengeance on priest by pouring a solution
OF corrosive sublimate in the chalice which
the priest used at mass. The priest died on
the altar stairs,
Omaha daily bee., 1892-11-20
Recovering from TheirInIuries,

DENVER, Colo, Nov. 49, The passengers
who were Injured by the South Park train
being blown of the track yesterday while
passing over Kenosha hill, in the mountains s
about sixty miles from here. are ali doing
well. No one was fatally injured, but the
following received severe bruises ana con.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-11-20
just Getting Into shane.

GALESA, ILL.,, Nov. l9.-All electric wires
were seriously crippled by the recent storm
The local telephone and electric light wires
were damaged and tho telegraph wires were
prostrated. Galena had no telegraphic com
nunication for forty eight hours The wires
are only partially restored now
Omaha daily bee., 1892-11-20
wila Scene In the Austrian Reichsrath.

VIENNA, Nov. l9-During the debate on
the budget IN the lower house of the Relchs-
rath today Herr Menger, German liberal,
addressing the young czechs shouted: 40
speak at the present time of Bohemia's con
siitulion is treason. You are traitors
A scene OF indescrloable tumult followed.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-11-20
Landsline ON LIE uninn p.cilin

PORTLAND, Orc, Nov, ia landslide oc-
Cured on the Union Pacific four miles west
OF Cascade. The passengers and mails are
being transferred by boat around the
obstruction. The slide is about 400 feet in
length and several days will be required TO
remove it,
Omaha daily bee., 1892-11-20
Got nurI I'm "A nnnl

PARIS, Nov. I'm, Edwards, oditor of lie
Matin, ana Nj. Droumer member of tho
Chamber Of Depdties, became involved in n
personal alteration al tue Vaudeville thea
ter duel was fought today, Nj. Droumer
was wounded in the arm.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-11-20
Endorsed Mat Duny.

PHLADELruA, Pa, Nov. l9.-Tne repub.
lican city members Of the lower house of the
Legislature met this afternoon ana endorsed
Hon. M. >, Quay as candidate for re.elec-
tion TO the United States senate.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-11-20
Dynamite AT Lisbon,

LIsBoN, Nov. ia dynamite bomb a.
ploded today oltside of the resiaence of
Count foleosa, preside MT Of a committee or
rapized to give brilliant reception to the
King and queen upon their return from Mad
Omaha daily bee., 1892-11-20

rid. The house was damaged and all the
windows shattered. Nobody was hurt. The
outrage has caused considerable excitement.
and it is thought to be due TO the friends of
some OF the mon who were arrested for riot.
ing when the king and queen took tneir de.
parture for Madrid few DAYS ago
Omaha daily bee., 1892-11-20
Nova scotia, ,,g Cola s,r,,,.

Truro, N. s., Nov. l9.-Great excitement
prevails here in consequence OF big dis
coVery OF gold at tue Caribou mines, worked
oy the Truro Gold Mining company The
present discovery is expected 10 turn out the
biggest and richest gold nine ever opened in
Canada.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-11-20

CHICAGO, H., Nov. l9-Onicial returns
from all counties in illinois give Cleveland
424, l49 votes; Harrison, 391, i25: BIdwell,
2459O; Weaver, 2O,6s5; Cleveland's plurality
over Harrison, 2l,S2i
Omaha daily bee., 1892-11-20

CLEVELAND, o., Nov, l9-The stee
steamer Pontiac and tho schooner Glenora
which it was feared had been lost on Lake
Superior during the recent heavy storm.
arrived safe
Omaha daily bee., 1892-11-20
umports mt New york

New YORK, Nov l9.--The imports lex
elusive OF specie) at the port of New York
for the week were Sll.l70G5i, Of which
SSH AGO were general merchandise and
81, ,469, 1874 dry goods
Omaha daily bee., 1892-11-20
win Tax Brandy ana Beer.

BERLIN, Nov. 10 The Reichsau ziger to.
night states that measures to cover the in
creased expenditures involved by the army
bill will DO submitted to tho Bupdesratb
These measures Will provide for increased
taxation on beer and brandy and will double
the present taxation on house TRANSACTIONS
the whole producing an increase of IS, 900 600
marks. Tho tax on tobacco vii! no, be In.
creased "
Omaha daily bee., 1892-11-20

number OF csechs crowded around Herr
Mengsr, threatening to strike him Herr
Mengcr continued to snout but his voice was
drowned in the uproar. The president OF
the Chamber was compelled TO close tho
sitiinp.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-11-20
AdmlIled To IiniI.

MEMPHIS Tenn, Nov, 10. JACK Davis, the
prize fighter, who killed Nolon with blow
in the contest before the ATaCeur club OF
this city some weeks ago, was admitted to
pail today in the sumofijD
Omaha daily bee., 1892-11-20

Defects in the Miantonomahs MachiDery.
NEW YORK, Nov. ia recent inves tiga-
tion OF the machinery OF the United States
ship Miantonomah developed the fact that
there is much faulty material in the heavier
parts aud that the engines are lisely TO col
lapse any day
Omaha daily bee., 1892-11-20
Officers OF The sncialist par1x

BERLIN, Nov. l9.-herr Bebl was elected
president and Herr Singer wee president of
the central committee of the socialist party.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-11-20
Cubl,s SUGAR Crnn.

HAVANA. Nov. l9,-Accordipg to Ruise 4
Co.'S statement tue Cuban sugar crop will
yield 914, 1855 tons.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-11-20
News from Oyerdue stenmer

NEwpERHY, Mich, Nov. l9.-The steamer
fontiao is reported al auonor IN Munising
bay.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-11-20

The work of rescuing the entombed men
continued during the afternoon and was
greatly accelerated when the voices of tho
entombcd men were heard. At about
o'clock an opening had been started.
AS soop as tho opening had been
cut through, John Ryan. uninjurou,
crawled out. Soon after another
OF the entombed men crawlcd out, until at
nightfall but tHo remained. John Chapman,
lr., and Robert Stahler, the former being
badly injured about the BODY, and the latter
having a leg broken. They Will, however, be
taken out during the night II no accident
occurs.
Late this afternoon Ira Rothermel, who
with his son William, was rescued shortly
after tho cave-in occurred, died from his in
iuries He had leg broken and was in
iured internally.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-13

request city India mess quoted So soaslS so
81 ;Sss u.s. g il 81: :ic v: &
$h&sssnf % :.ss e. -
VIZ ;,ss sss ssss: gen.
ssS ss
S S.f : sse U.s. sSS s s sss
a$:, :. 3D. fsaa:f assss sSs
i fsssssyv. %:.'''3 'e';s s y
S;,:s
;s
Vs. .tsis : S'r; l1e IS
@, day. ruling ;ssy End 10 qq .sss s
s;Ss + sc:
qse a dI prime Gsw s h nsr
St and .ea4s he'd 0ps sJs
sss O.; hE ;gI T,sa e. ,Ss
~; e s'P iss. SS
& srsI. %fas:o, q :sss
R RI. 1! is SsS'9s is4 ss;
1875 10 &c. ss f. II l''00' '''i'' No.
.ss. es s asSd e. in ''' and 90
city sf5f; 20 fsfik are only
demand but the tone Is steady Lah quiet and steady
'ssy e .s &s FsG S.s s,'s
changed from former quotations
C0oPERAGE sTOCK-ln fair demand. but without
'"' c66Rp y fi at ,2.c for MANILA and lo.c
DRUGS. CHEMICALS. ETC.--There Ia. been but 'te
chsncc In any direction the most important being slightly
feeling in qunine. Beyond this nothing OF note
worthy interest has occurred. ,,
directions but SUFFICIENT to AFFECT prices to any
iinpci ant degree
FOREIGN DRIED rRUIT-Thc demand continues
light hut prices arc unchanged ~ -,
are now quoted at sGdso 25 for choice Sicily zoos
Orange ere also scarce and hrm The market otherwise
HEMP AND .JUTE-Thc demand is light but tho
HIDES-Jhere has been q decline OF 25c from former
quotations deer skins, owing 70 the eer offerings Dun
beyond this nothing Of noteworthy interest has occurred
LEATHER--This market has been quiet. the de-
mand being Of hand to mouth character, end easily
satisfied at current quotations. -
OCEAN FREIGHTS-The msreket continues very dull
and without important changes 80. BERTH ENGAGE
MENTS-steam.r 5000 bush to Liverpool 25d 80;
GRAIN CHARTERS-British steamer Ntdted 900 qtrs.
Phot elphia % lid. MISCELLANEOUS CHARTERS
Schooner New.Yok Portland. Maine coal on private
terms schooner. Portland to Buencs Avrc. lumber on
private schooner St John. y. b., 10 New'fork
lumber. 70 so schooner Philadelphia 10 Portland coal
Csc Austrian bark mvpc,lon 10 IeGh9n kentneky ",
tacco. 2ts. PETR0LErM GU ARTERS1Norweg,an
Norwegian bark 10 arfvcl 5000 bbs refined 10 the
Baltic .. Cd. option United Kingdom or Continent, Sep
temher. ,.., ~, ,,.. 49,
three days. and the feeling Is Inclined toward
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-13
tc'dl Notices
CUPREME COURT, CITY AND COUNTY

CUPREME COURT, CITY AND COUNTY OF
- NEW YORk.-John ks'anagh Vs. Margaret Ksy-
intnS o. PARTITION duly above sniti.d
action and entered IN The oncg Of the Clerk Of the Cty
named NJ win .e public auction TIE New.YorE Real
the City OF NewYork Tuesday the 10th day Of August
1892 OF o'clock .S by Jams L. w; &
TONED and therein described follows An that certain
or ' %sd land %s d E"s a BEING n
% On Senin sr map sn.asd MAP OF OF
Ave t5j and upward. situated in tho Twenty fourth
Ward Of the city OF NewYork belonging TO Gustsyu; A.
s ss az" and sy he 70 anG a2 Which plots or
parcels Of lands taken together bounded and containing
beginning at point line drawn through the centre
Of Ridge Avenue dseat one hundred end eighty iooS
o. sad NAP nnns o theme oIe, s9ns ,o
oswald Csmmann. running thence eastcrly along saId
AID ss DsS .sd S1S ro@ Il! s
drews Avenue .on line running parallel with said 2o1h
s az gh s'T angles Hs a
street hundred and forty feet. less point
eighty feet norihefy the centre line o. aid 2OGth
n s mes s,s seSg line p,,as mn
more Of less. 70 the centre line Of said Ridge Avenue "a,
% ses Of SoG9 saa eGs s. T To es
oS02'o0 e iS esgS s1ad therein p;r' oS OF fo
trrye, laid down on said map.
Dated. New'fo'.' July - ,,js s1S cropu p.,.,.s
JAMES ?: CAMPBELL PIa's Attorney.
HAYS GREENBAcM Sqrs..
No. 40 broadway y. Y;
WILLIAM F. CLARE Esq.
BLISS IS sc # hE.S,''ES .ai::.. ~ II
THos K Eo. F II Ii5s4is..i'. ~ EYsSy
GEORGE W, CARR, CARR. Fac
Assernc1s 81 for befsadasi..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-13
THE PETROLEUM MARKET.

VIEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES.
The market for crude petroleum certificates opened
.t 20 1c cents yesterday, decline OF IA cents IRON
Thursdays close The Sles In the early hours Of the
session were not heavy. huctuatine between 81 and
Cd as cents Later IN the day. however. the buying
became very active. total ~ic OF i'o'ooo oarrei'
being recorded. Prices were forced up un" % cen's
~. coached IN the last hour OF the session. The
c,o,e was al reaction Of 3-s cents.
Refined oil In barrels was unchanged at 6.lo cents
IN buIk. AZ 3.80 cents and in cases. at $50 cents
CRUDE 10 bArreh a $50 cep<s. and In bulk at cents
Foreign quotations were: Antwerp. 10 SO francs
Bremen. sos marks: London. A6s6% 81 pence.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-13
THE MARKETS.
TIDAL RECEIPTS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

,.,D DSfnA Price ." moderate demand Rio quoted
=, Ia. azc sales 900 bags No. Z, l4e. 70 arrive
zoo bsss slightly below No O. I2Hc 500 bags santos
SSv x" i6s.c 800 bags Santos about No. Q. l2tc 800
ssse; 800 Maracaibo private terms. Option deal.
snns were slow with tcansh DRIFT noted as 70 prices
local realizing and disappointing cable sdyces Prices
a. the close showed decline Of adl0 points RIO 9uSHa
S Siss.i London sOou. .ssdy onc. quotations Is
so' Coz % ID s%S:r go So SsnSs
SSs ID RIO q1etes First ordinary 20 kis: 1 100
sstss. io1; receipts -. RIG o 1900 tsfe; BIO RIO
sDeas 10 Europe COO bag Rio stock is7 900 bags
Rio market quiet Receipts in santos, 1900 bags sss
average santos IL 500 Cleared from RIO August II
steamer Ftder1toa 5000 bsgs Receipts at no 9ny
SIS 900 bags time 1880 81 600 eag o Rssepss a.
time 1891 lO4 900 baes time 1890, $4,000 bugs
Total sales here to-day. 10000 bags.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-13
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Newyork Friday Aug. 12-BEEvES-R Receipts $50
cars or 533 head09 cars consigned direct to saufh
export alive and 81 cars for the market
The offerings were light, but the demand was equaly
limited and after slow dragging trade the yards were
finally cleared prices showing no change from Wedncs-
DAYS figures quality considered Texans soh az ~ -
per 100 N Colorado habreeds at d@t 30 poor 70 gcod
native steers at s3 $3.50 at std1i so carload OF
Texas rows At s. So and fat Ohio hoife's az 81 80
The demand for city dressed beef fair but prices are
weak Inferior sells down alongside OF Texas bce o'
cent 70 choice native sides at 6dsfc Chicago dressed a.
59,d7i2c. and prime quality up 10 &C. Texas anu |o'o
RADIO beef sac.
Private cable advccs from Liverpool and London
quote refrigerated beef slow at an average OF ,'c per
and American steers lower az ioaiie es''"''u
this port 80 c' ds on 40 ie 'fsS s
%ond Hii Tor sehwar1chId suizberer 600 !uoGds
s6s Oiei ZOO n on nS n the ESoa for
ca.. the I T. for ssdT
making total for the i've. week Of 2'S'' ocese'' -'10
aOi sas sandc Colorado, l:?s az sgersss g.
$. % Gsr IS lsS sa ii Il o ,sts Ohio
o. .. s2a ~ do li73 n At 81 90 20 nSs ~ a.,
TO- = |, Is 2. ga Dc d iS'1 ias7 X
1905 s. i1,| I;... ..I s sIS ( Sc
;Js is s;G'gssy :% 1:s { g. i'ss
- ~ ~ :: AZ (: ;s Y d. ss
!, 70 le %ss a. |'f isco ss;S + 81
ss:,%sp % 2 rc T%.' s:r io73 a. 3 g.
do lc % ohi 10 . Ics"s ,s.7 n .. :.
h Mich Vc0ws1Reccip,s none. and no trade Feeling
G2s a.. sTd sm at . GSh advance
at ac '.' both fo 5000 SSm !s.. s.Te q:
MEDIUM ys s .sd At Ss e, ras fed calves
a, ssic = bu,i.rnk. IS tots4 pr 100 n 20, -
Ss. &C. p r.1 10 90 I'll s'S'|'s
a. Is Is, YES a, ':2 n 81 d. il e. =. a'G %
do ITO n at 0,ac culls 1.o ~ ~ DC, ,v 1872 n a.
re- az G 10 !: j. 81 r. r. 81 vs''
s, S,: i. q WRIT Is q t 200 n
s ses 1so Gs al ,'s isso iss co
sss 90 ii N. at nc; 80 DO lao n at 7+c; 10
40 sr,sm y &C. s.r i! sr # to- e s!s d.
T. To- 5c :, AZ co. c. ! su Fl 1888 ~ y
s' ssa f sS.;,rm TX y.i; lS s.
Judd B"cslr Cham II butermhk calves 80 !" "
s4 sHhn rf A lsn nAMRss-R.ee, including
signed d,ec 70 sun' rs. v ct 90 S.' city aid
market wa. cw and oG os se.S scS a.
6ose5 as per 100 N medium to prim" lambs at ~ 2'a
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