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The Helena independent., 1893-09-21
Deserving Praise.

We desire to say to our citizens, that for
years We have been selling DR.. Kings Now
Discovery for Consumption. DR.. Kings
New Lifo Pills, Buoklsn's AFnios sa.vs and
Electric Bitters. and have never handled
remedies that sell as we'll. or that have
givsn such universal satisfaction. We do
not hesitate to guarantee thom every time.
and wc stand ready to rofund the purchase
price, ii satisfactory results do not follow
their use. These remedies have won their
great popularity purely on their merits. II.
II. Pa, chen Il Co., aruggiste.
The Helena independent., 1893-09-21

Lady Shelley has left the unpublished
letters Of Shelley-thoso which are really
to clear up obscurties--to tho Bodleinn
library under conditions which preclude
their being read for yet another 80 years.
The Helena independent., 1893-09-21

In the past 10 years crematories have
been established in Is cities, and it is as
serted that in that time their business has
increased 80 per cent, showing steady
growth of sentiment in favor of this method
of disposing of the dead.
The Helena independent., 1893-09-21
Notice TO CO-owNERs TO ]. II. SIN
IN clair. his heira. executors, administrators

NITICE to UCU-UWNNHb-IVJ j; II. HIN-
IN clair. his heira. executors, administrators
and assana:
ou q o hcreby notified that ], Fisk ]. Shsfior.
yonr oo-ownor, have, in accordance with section
ss2t Of tho Revised tta,a,es ct tho United
upon the Loader quartz lode mining claim. att
natsd In Scratch Gravel (unorssnixed) mining
diatrict In tho county of lewis and Clarke,
state OF hontana, the shm Of ono hundred tSio0)
dolisrs for the purpoe OF holding and repre-
srntlnr said claim according TO Inv FOR tho years
1871 AMI, 1902. and unle.s you contribute or
psnditurs. amounting to x25 for oach yoAr. to
tho undsr.isnsd 1t nolens: in the county OF
lewis and Clarke. state OF Montana. within
ninety (00) days after the scrvics Of this notice.
by publication, your interest In raid
Leader quarts lodo mining claim will DO for
signed 40 provided by said section 2s2l OF ke-
vsed Statutes OF tho United States,
! kIEk J. SHAFFER.
The Helena independent., 1893-09-21

Halls Hair Renewer 10 pronounced the
beat preparation made for thickoning the
growth Of the hair. and restoring that which
10 cray TO It's original color.
The Helena independent., 1893-09-21

Every traveller ahould carry = box Of
1uTT's PILls
The Helena independent., 1893-09-21
AMsx |;;,' P!!ks|;!I; s.;

Dr. Catons Reliable Compound for Ladies ars
eafe Prompt. EffeotuAl, lho original and only
genuine v oInnn's bslvation. sent dircct, sI
soaled Advice free. CATION SPEC. CO.. Log
Arizona republican., 1893-01-13
Took the Wrong Patient.

At the city of Utrecht, Holland, the servant maid of family was taken with vomiting and other symptoms of cholera. Everybody ran for some med ical man except the lady of the house herself, who, being in nervous and de- bilitated condition, fell into a swoon. When the first doctor arrived without finding anybody at home, and saw the old lady lying as dead, he believed her to be the cholera patient, and, having brought an ambulance with him, sent the patient to the cholera hospital. Next the owner of the house returned with a doctor and was met at the door by the maid servant who had entirely recovered and was hale and hearty. One after the other the members of the fam fly came home except the mother who was retained at the hospital until, after hours of anxious search, she was found in the cholera ward happily without having taken the infection.
Arizona republican., 1893-01-13
forth its glittering contents and spread .la... a.,. l.fo

forth its glittering contents and spread them out before it.
 Swiss, French and English watches, chains. both long and short, bracelets, rings and jewelry of every description lay sparkling in the sunlight The brown paper package, upon being opened, disclosed about six thousand dollars worth of unset diamonds. These were found concealed in the clothing of the old man.
 The total value of the goods was es- timated to be nearly eleven thousand dollars.
 A loud laugh rang through the room at the expression of dismay on the old mans face. There was little sympathy for him, but the position of the poor old lady and her daughters was indeed pitiable.
 In the excitement of the moment 1 did not think of remarking the appear ance of the girls until an exclamation from one of the passengers drew my attention to them. They were no longer round and plump. as just before leaving the ship, but had resumed their former lank appearance.
 I ascertained later that the greater part of the jewelry had been concealed in the clothing of the daughters, as the father had stupidly imagined that, owing to their youth, they would not be suspected
 On my return voyage learned that the old man had been compelled to pay double duty on his goods. Whether or not he ever made second attempt at smuggling I cannot say. It was the last time that he ever crossed the At lantic on board any ship under my command. Capt. Charles W. Kennedy, in Youths Companion.
Arizona republican., 1893-01-13
LEGAL NEGOTIATIONS.

What use to me is "Byies on Billsr For "Jarman on the Law of Wills"
 wouldn't give iackstone. Nor would givo another for 'Jurics and July Trials, nor more For Coke on Littleton"-yes, or
 For Chitty, Kent, or Blackstone. Will Byles help me to pay the bill owe for tlowersy Can her will
 Dc changed by reading JarmanI What use arc Jury Trials" to mel Or Kent, or ChittyS Biackstonef-he Is dryer than thoosophy,
 Yes, worse than any Brahman And "Kneeland on Attachments, too. Has nothing in it that will do-
 The title is misleading And though through dusty books read. Alas, I ne'er can learn to plead h Cupid's court, so she will heed,
 From Stephens Rules of Pleading" ''Collyer on Partnership" Two read (An ancient worls); Contracts to Wed.
 By some one named Fitzsimmons. Nor does it seem to help nc on, That "Marr,ago Settlements" con, Or Schouler's learned book upon
 "The Laws of Married Women" There is no statute can find Win make maiden change her mind;
 Nor know where the place is To find a law will help me win A suit like mino--or I'd begin To search it out It isn'tin
 Ny set Of Leading Cases" But-"Baylios on Appealsl" An, there Is just the answer to my prayeri
 know now how to do 1t From her decision-by the seal Of all the courtsl-I will appeal; And that will make the verdict aI.
 Until can review 1t
 James G. Burnett, fin N. E. Magazine
Arizona republican., 1893-01-13
ALTAR OF ROSES.
Expense and Trouble Necessary for the
 Production Of Single Pound.

Expense and Trouble Necessary for the
 Production of n Single Pound.
 Altar of roses is generally spoken of as the most extravagantly costly per fume in the world, but when the trouble and expense of raising the roses and securing the essence is taken into ac- count it is really very reasonable in price, says the St. Louis Globe Demo crat. If the delicious perfume were produced in this country and the lowest wages in the land paid for labor it could not be retailed at even three times the existing prices. Nearly all the altar of roses in the world comes from the DOT ton of Europe which used to be part of Turkey, but which is now under Rus sian influence. To secure pound of essence it is necessary to have an entire acre of ground covered with roses and to have good crop even then, and then the cultivators cannot rely on receiving more than seventy or seventy-five dol lars pound.
 The labor of cultivation is very ar duous, and plucking the roses is even more so, the work being done by wom- en, whose hands are torn all to pieces by the work, and whose pay barely sui fees to buy food. Roses have been cul- tivated in other countries for similar purpose, but the return is nowhere so large as in the neighborhood of the Balkans, where the soil and climate ap- pear exceptionally adapted for the pur- pose. It may be added that the sweet smell of genuine Turkish cigarette is the result of adulterating the tobacco with the refuse from the rosebuds and stalks.
Arizona republican., 1893-01-13
Attention
 V V Y
Business Men of PhGnir and Arizona

We again remind you of the fact that
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-15
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

Ncw.Yorh, November II. 1898.
REEVES cpt, were 50 ears or 6o3 nr" all .oi
sllught,rcr, direct. No trading. Feeling steady ,lty
beef low 6ia"o.c Tor common 20 pne na,
y 5ids Lc. No Later cab" adNice>. Shipment, o.
day 800 head cattle and 40 quarters OF beef on hc
Rrnic. Tomorrow the Brltlmnc will take on; soV
quarters beef for Eaman> Compit, III" Berlin loou
quarters OF beef ion Ea~tnan> Company ana 90 quar-
f.i~ j. sherman. and the Kansas CIV VIII PROD
ably h. lad,i, with 400 quarters ~ beef.
tNLNI~-Iec"pt~. $50 mead. and all sold at steiuV
lticr> or At o. Lc for ordinary TO choice Veas "a
cias-erS sale. Dressed 'a,vc. IN lltht
sum H. and demand also mod rate at Yesterdays isurcS
or at sdi2lc for oty.dcscd Nca>; 1,dllc Tor cpul'
trvc.>i: sac for little calves. and 1a5c for dressed
sales-IIalcnl,ck Hollis 81 ycaS. IGs u average.
Hume & Mullen: NeIls ~ n. at - 30 do. l6l
n at ~ ,, i"s = At ~.
sanders l.. Vcals. o6 H. NJ SO 30
SHEEP AND LAMHs-Hcccirts were S. cars o.
- e., head, for The mprhet and cars direct u
butchers Market quiet aud just about steady. with
chnc or really GOOD stock offered Common sheen sold
S2as: - per 100 n ordinary 10 fair lambs at rs 80"
nIcs.cd mutton slow At 537c per H. few choice ear.
case. rrtanc dressed lambs steady AZ GhSie"
>alcs-IIuu,. Mullen: $50 lennsyl, ania lambs. %
n average at 80 pcr 100 i3 Pennsylvania sheep 90
u. Harrington: 1919 Kentucky sheep. SO n. at 8:
MiNcr,on sherman: 100 Buffalo I'mips, " 10 az
- g: 90 do O. n. at - Is. ~
Iiocs-Roccipts - ears. 33Sj head is ear: AT
Totc'h.st aud sin at Jcise, 'it MARKET weak az
- ,osG so r CONN on IL avy choice HIGHT hogs pigs
Included. ON light receipts count, dressed hed up
g. ycsterd,vs quotations, but the feeling must be con-
SD red weak. 49,, ,.o q .,...
sales nilcnbcck Hollis Il State hogs. IL N ave.
ogc at S. so pr 100 N . do 100 N; at 80 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-15
THE STATE or TRADE.

Baltimore. Nov. n.-flour. dull, unclaimed WIZ.
steady No red, spot and November. 81, aOi he n
ccnibtr. uj.Iji4c; May, n 'sa7:sc; steamer No -
lie Id; milling wheat by sample, GjajGc; stcst
l,21G,2i2 bush; sales o3oUO bush. Cora ei-y mss.
SPOT, i5edt5i,c: November, 45aI5+c year, ISSs
t3s.c; January, i3'sa4ssc; white cora by s,mp,.
Gu iJc new iia ioc yellow corr by sample, ct 1s
oats quiet 40 white We tern, 3jId3j..c; No !:
miNed Western, 3Ic; stock -3.,lt 40 bush. Rsc Dun:
No . :.5c stock. i7,3l1 bush. Hay STEADY; god -
choice timothy. s14 JOdrlo 30. Gran irrsbts qpis
UNCHANGED. Cotton nominal mddng s4c provsos.
firm, unchanged Butter lower, ,r,1mciy fslcy 2,s
.Sc do fair to choice. &c do initiation soMylc; hss
fancy. 2Oa,lc; god 10 choice, ls.,l9c; rolls, ans
Egg, quiet Western, 23c nearby, :3n4c. Ole
quiet: Rio cargocs, fair. I94c; 40 :, loSc. susv
strong; eionulatod, 5c copper and wh,sey unchaagl
Iuiao. Nov. li->p'ing wheat IN fair denana
limit. nrmcr. sales. 5000 bush No hard. vs. spa:
II OOC bmsn DO Z. 6j4c: 5000 bush do do, s5sc:
5000 bush No No them. rpos. Oj'tc carr. do d.
G74c: $3.50 bush DO I G9ac $50, bu,h do do, Bic;
Norih,r n ,po: CGlsc do (. G5c. wEteF wheat dni
over sales > No , red G-'2c ! ear No , e,tn
,nite GIc No white. 81 ia j5c asked Go n-scans
and INN. Sales, 10 No yellow, BE ear. d.
iJ.c No =. i22c Ia store; sic, on track, cGs
cid No yellow. i3hc cans, new do, i-lsc as
" ite 3ILo3i'2c cars No miNci. 3ls,c track Ne
. white 3+c No ) white, 33c asked store. r1rley-
lJuist No Western G0c No 3 extra jj9jic No g.
{, a soc state. 6jn7Oc. Rye-Dull 40 81 ASKED
st,rs Flour-Cuiet. weak; best sprlnc. - 0Josi Is:
winter straiehts, s3 30Gr3 &C. IL. HUI g5as, a.
Mil feod-uuiet Unchanged Canal rcights steady whe,t
ia,c: corn, fac oats. Sac; barley, iisc; sect, &c
Ncw.Yors.
Chicago, Nov. 1.-THE leading futures ranged as fsL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-15
TIE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago Nov. II (speciaD. Wheat to-day dropped ~
cents and closed with little rally from the bottom NAV
o,encd at Co., sold COZ and 6I' and closed
cs cent. hid Nav was ia cents Over December Inefe
were unni signs OF liquidation by Newfors mold
ops The weakness started by an increase OF ne
country stocks in the Northwest OF over iiooVo ous'
making IL likely that Bad>trcct,' to-morow VIII maAs
an increase Of over 1000 900 Lush sebosrd clcaranes
w.,n les, than $50 BIT n. The cable news was Is
,r,s.,t The Northwest had 30 cars, only ioryegns
ies. than lis, year The local cont act stock l.iioVv
hush showed an Increase for the week ~ 5000 ouns
so charters were reporter. Local receipts were 20
cars the estimate for W .dne.day 4, 155 cars
Corn dropped almos; cent but showea litis trse:
lion from tn bottom a the wind-up. May opened ~
lis sold between ilss 40 and closed NJ 40i cents.
ne weather was bright AMI cold which was fa'orAIs
for RECRUITS The ear lots 19l Charters were pa
lorted for only Oc0 bush cables were lower the caa
demand was loo. The local contract sleek l)9pWD
hush show d decrease Tor the week OF $4,000 BUSH
the one solitary announcement not b.arish. .
oats followed the other markets down. May sold ron
ana. 70 m ,cnts The stock. GA 900 bush,
showed a cccrcas, Cor tn week OF 1900 bush. -
pnvl-iors were decidedly lower, with most ~ shs
hackers sellers Pork the close showed loss OK ~
barrel lari. OF ~ cent per 100 rms @ -
for "Wednesday wos -. ,0oO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-15

Li,cipool NOV. II. ,: - p. m.-Bef in nod f't' g.
nland In lila steady ~ lCc.; prime n'- 'u
81 I'D. PORK mcd" 'tc demand; prime h's' ~
the II n at So ID d. m"iium steady NJ "a nam,
demand short cat. about ~ To - 10, >''ddS
10 46,. Bacon in fair Gnand Cnrbsrl'nd cnt, nbo {
t. a % I'd short rh. toui - ~
.t.afy I'D ION. clcir mdd"> rbou - r. duil Al
short clear miI ir@. about - f' dun ~
A.. 3D. >houldcrs about II II n >icId, at 81 I'D:
In or demand, American III WHIT ,nd ro tl
duu ais. Tillow nominal prime CITY dnll ~ -
spirits fnrp milne In mode o." demand stead at -,
In,in I'M mode, common firm al g 81. Lard
ct in poor lrugid fntIr's -nOtling doing: li'imc
No.trrp. pot dali 30 I'D. Whrit in moderate de-
nnnd :, I'D winter dun ~ - 2Ld No rcd spring
dull at - Cd. Flour In moderate demand; - Louis
fncy winter dull af q. I'd Cor-Spot In nodrI ri" de-
maid futures fair demand mixed Western spot dull
at l. i',d November duh AZ T. Id DE 'cnbr dun nc
I'D January dun at 4 I'D for nov Hop at Lon
on-P,cnr >t-Thc demand IL improving.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-15
CASH QUOTATIONS..
wlJOI.Est\IE PRICES OF COUNTRY PRODUCE

BEANS AND PEAS-Recepts for week: Beans;
nS pkgs peas 9.076 bush. Exports: Beans. SSS
pkgs: peas 2.49O bbls. Imports. Jel5 bags beans.
Fresh arrivsl is of domestic beans have been con.
siderably liz hter. bun the large Accommodations OF
stock I'm sto &c and the docks coupled with
continued dull trade have caused some pressure to
sell and a lower and weak market At the close
fancy marks Of marrow generally held at
Sc IS. but that figure would probably be shaded
on some choice, lots. Best marks OF Canadian
medium have settled to 81 80, and some good stat
stock can be be Slght fo' less. Pea must be very
choice TO reach s.. so. Turtle soup in lmiteP demand
and tendency downward. Exporters can buy me
hest lots of red kidney at $50 f. q. b., and deal
ers have secured some arks Jnl0c cheaper. CALI
forna lima In fai.- iobbing demand. Buyers nave
taken the foreign narrow beans pretty we'll on the
basis of s. o5as, So and nice lines OF medium have
had moderate sale at 81 Ga$l o. Green peas have
declined under very SLOW trade.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-15

January ..-.-...--- : ~ ." " Hs
Ca.h qrO9tiOns wcr' A. follows: Iloli wa, c'l and
rcal pfcc- murh ~ buyer, fiyor' no sf'dng WHEAT
com 3g5.c No > oats 2s7sa2sc; No rye. tfec; No
barley ,r: No ] naNseod. ri - prime tmoth, seed,
- -, c-, pork per Dbl sl5aslj % lard yer 100 n.
alf shoulders. .as7 % -hor clear sides boxed
~ liza ~: wli.kpy distiers' finished goods. per GAL
n IL sugars cut loaf 81 ~ Dbl gIanulated = Is
per bill standard ~ ., 80 Er bna, al, all M rfo'aes
EA'hs"ye o.oar ~. sc ahoics a,assc sweet ont
a'kn2 favor, .o"2le. '..s' MN ~ ~, .,.
Cincinna,i Nov. 1t.--Floms-SprinG patents, % oSs
?, %: fa1cv - 2Ods3 - family, 5. ,1ds3 wheat
tor-p ,tiei- brng their own prizes. Market Quot.
Whi, ear al 3ja2 80 mixed a; 39c mixed car At
;:-" Oats"Not much demand. No = white 32iae; No
mv.d at 3r: NJ myci (Iight color at 81 nc Rw
sr no n. sis ~: family Dork, 49, clear family
80 90 Kettis lard ,teoiy sales Of stes. lea, a. 90,
E,eoHood demand shoulders at s'2c short ,lb, sd's
,eI at oise: shirt clear sides sell .. Toe. whskey
Marsc remains ta1y. sales Of di.tller goods on ba'
OF 81 Is 9i4 bbs.
Mi"a't. NO, don p,at"nrd ON fsir offerings apa
n,, ~ Ia,,r weaker c,blrs and gradually declined 10
5.'' ard =" closed 81 Ca.h ic under and May ss.c
o,o' H. her ry,-Marke: cas- with fair demand
X" VwIi,e .o.c No !; do, osd20c. Corn generally
Quiet No g 31c No 4, Barley i'm fair defnsnd an1
Good supply: cash. 51i4c; December. 52ac; samples
80 Improvement Better GRADES exceedingly N Gull;
unbalanced. Millstufs generally slow. Bran az va
-i3 Aliddlings. @i3 25dSIi.
Mimi, ,noIis Nov II There was another to
de-, AMY u" iricc OF wheat fell OF a cent Decemss
9eu ~ e,.ud at GIic closed AZ c3i.c after selling
-, dc Th. closing prices yesterday 9ic for Ma,
ao o".ate ,or Dcrember There was no trading ot
romIneprs most OF the business being Of sc,lpns>
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-15
Mini

coGyMEALTee %srks, eaay 9gcs5""s Y =. sS
p;y 9nS O. "s,r r"' S' 81 GiG5 "s' ay
Quotation, Of western ,a,lct' toS 7oajsSs; On 10
feed fairly ,ce at SOC sal, 600 So bag ch and
meal n,'s q 80 46ael 4 s.is ~ ''
FOREIGN DRIED rErITs-Thc market continue .I1.'
ORDER eoming in from all oe,ii isT :" o of o I'D
DO appear willing 10 stock up si, more than ~
MARKET Tor ~ gasiy se"d Ss"E,a n but not
much ., ID '0 tx arrive =. 10" d ET 6 ' So@ weS The
ricc. from &c 20 Gc the latter or oo Sna
moderate CuIrans ar Quoted at ow c 10 ~ aGa
ar g" Sar demand AID az afs ' in a u oy" are
Quoted from of e eac Cafona ra;lns arriving
gF rs sSac and rom the & To ""% A'" NJ
layer quoted at u 60 to - 90
quit With s1S '"ps e ss sS sr sSv nS ss ' from"
w"; g to a 20 other grade. quoted - Is g.
anenas continue dul' AMI nomn, a. 1' t. - for Jaa do
and rd 7sc to u IT, for Port mcn 'ape. fairly
s,Vc and @ at ocoanu '" eommamS I" ~ i"
Tassss IRON ns ~ IL arpoz%aicr o pkg. Of died
a '1na II c Zoo pHss green fruit are also on the way
in wheat during the morning with prices slowly worsnr
ani Oppressed. hut Notwithstanding The appearance Of
indifference Wheat was Er,ssa for safe ana
m,uatlon There seemed - b. long wheat Offering and
l,x lulQda law
Of last nitht win the market weak ~
th. d,cliuc. Foreign news dull and depressed
reporting That thci" probability Of
t,uro,,, long russia continued shp
present. The continued uic al receipts of
wheat encou thu bulls. The
Noiuvc.t,ru stocks OF wheat JUOJ,IOJ
hui, lat week oni this week the Tor
Two day shows rliy ~ large hgm"s a. iirt wccN In
,ddl,iou lo Thu exports showing -,f.
70 c,cr,a,c The continuation Of active liquidation
the pronounced chsracrr>tic OF the market dming The
All, ruoon ~ tact almost noihn. ligudit!Dn
all daV resulting in IN unusual volume business IN
Hoe uan-a,finn> In tuiufr~ 10
~, 4, "a
nice of the dlv merely. net decline Of I.UIc.
iatc cable, duh and depressed and there only
inorr. bu~n9-- Tor export although this business con-
rare vel, with sale, Of Tie last Total
ic sps market reported of 10000 bush which
40 o,O fol cspot and 10000 for milling.
I,eta No . rcd. Sc store.
cIocd UjA-r 20 o,e! December b. at store
December p,Icc b. anoat. ana re under December
delivered: No rel 10000 bush private terns o b.
anoa No hard spring. III 900 bush, size December
d,li,crsI unaradrd. 10000 bush Co., n6.c
Cell, ed and pIiNar
rno-. ID Northern. lie December delivered ..
C0CN-Ibe market for fairly active and weaker
paytly in synpahv the ia whoa, and partIy
IN the nromsc liberal interior rrcc,nt. There has
hem ante little liquidation Of late and everything seems
W ront 10 plentiful supply Of corn unless The nrice
dr zen so low that farmers refuse to se The new corn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-15
OTUEE NJ \EKETS-gY TELEGRAPH

EufYalo NOV. II.-Cattie-IcceYts last TWEEN. y-fo,r
hour, 200 head for week thus far, $40 head Tor
San tne last week $500 head sale 40 head, IN.
Guiding 70 held market opened strong closed
firm all eoOd choice ,ccr-, ~ Tdso ~; nRht
butchers, IS G5aS3 iogs-Kecripts last w enty -four
hours $50 head total week thus far y. 900 head
FOR time wccK 5000 head consigned through
q $50 head To New. York. $50 head on sale. 300
h,ad: market ucd shade stronger closed strong: all
sold Workers 9OaTG mixed packers 80 oO0 80 choice
heavy. yjas6; pigs. sGp ri 20. sheep ana Innb,-
Tcccir,s las, twentvour hours. 1000 head total for
1880 head sncd through AGO head; 10 Newl York
300 head on sale coo head lnsract opened and closed
steady: Can,d, lambs ~ ,0ar 30 fair 10 good lambs
": jOaS4 choice quoted - l0d*t 90 fair 10 good
.hcnp A. 35dS2 cool v"ther>. s3ds3 20.
rss. Liberty NOV. Ii.-Cattc-Receipts. 125 for
Monday aud Tucsday demand far: marriott steady at
lat weeks price. prime. - o0dso :. good - 2oa
f,r light steers - goa ~ % good Fat and heiier
=, S5a ~ oi. IiOGS-ReceiWs fully equal to demand
marset FUN with prices lower prime Phlladelphla
81, best mixed @6ds5 o. best heavy Yorker.
=, soas5 light yorkel- - s5a - 80 sr,ss.rs
common best pigs. a. 75us IS 30; roush-.
demand light: market very slow and lower; extra Sc
34c COOL e492i.c fair. 3d3Lc
Union Stocs Yards Chicago, Nov 1f.-Cattc- Re.
ceIt>. 1000 head market firm common u steers.
tOds5 ?j socrrs aud feeders ~ 25a 20 -; and
bulls. ~ 35crJ 30; calves. s2aSj a. iols-R"ccp,s.
10000 head maihct hrm heavy. - jOafj NJ: common
cholc" mNci - - % choice assorted. - "0c 40
light - G0o+5 30; piyr. ~iaoas5 -. Nhcer-Recrii.S,
5000 head market hmc inferior to choice sheep Via
e3 80; lambs, ~ .Ja ~ -.
ST Louis. Nov li..'at;e-Rcceipts. 5000 head
-tonger. IIog~-i.eseipts. 100 head market &c
higher light 60dt5 IS; heavy. - 5O0 ~ sO missed
~ i5as5 10 sh,cp-Eeccips. 400 head market steady.