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AROUND THE CORRIDORS.

w. II. Newerf Of Buffalo, n. Y. was at the
Palace last night. He says that the great cleo
trio supply from Niagara Falls will be opened
10 Buffalo about July 1. The contract is for
$4,000 horse power, that being half the total
output. A private Buffalo Company is now
constructing another canal, which will have
capacity OF $4,000 horsepower. Mr.. Neweri
in speaking of The possibilities which this en-.
Ierprise Will open up for Buffalo and that VI
cinty, said that he did not expect 10 see many
old-estahished manufactures move TO either
Buffalo or Niagara Fails on account OF the cost
which would necessarily follow, ana that no
new ones would be started until the
tariff question was settled. In Buffalo the
power Will be used exclusively by the
streetcar companies and in lighting the
streets. 1t is proposed TO furnish the power at
so per cent less than present prices. which are
lower than In almost any other city in the
United States. Experiments are 10 be made IN
the canal with troy line with power from
this source, and il successful bill will be in
troduced in the Legislature to build line Mr..
Newerf and his brother own olive orchards near
Riverside and Pomona, In which they have
planted 100000 trees, many of which are
about TO bear. He has given the subject of
olive culture much study. and concluded that
California was the only Stale In which olives
could be produced successfully. ''What Cali
forna wants." said he, sis protection for It's
fruits, and we can produce enough here to sup
ply the whole United States"
Professor b. X. Emerson Of Amherst College
is at the Palace, having just returned from a
trip around the world. which consumed about
eight months. He visited India, China, japan
Egypt, Italy and the Hawaiian Islands during
his absence. He Will visit The Yellowstone
country prior 10 going back East The profess
soT's specially is geology, ana the trip he has
Just concluded was made partially In the pur-
suit Of information on that subject. There is
said to be another reason for The professors
Journey, which, however, was not given by the
gentleman himself II IS said that he is en-
poyed by The Standard Oil Company, and hat
While absent lie was engaged In looking into
the possibilities of that organization extending
Its investments In foreign lands.
Several guests who are at the Palace await
ing the opening OF the Northern Pacific road
for travel received information yesterday that
in all probability they could resume their jour
ney on onday or Tuesday of next week, as It
is expected The road will be in an open condi-
ton by that time.
F. d. Myer, who recently resigned the posi-.
ton of travelling passenger agent of the Chi
cago, Milwaukee and ST. Paul Railway, has
been appointed general agent for the Chicago
and Great Western road for the Pacific Coast
and will make his headquarters in this city.
Admiral Irwin came down from Mare Island
yesterday TO make some necessary prepare
lions for the departure OF himself ana Mrs.
Irwin 10 the East, which will occur in few Gays.
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be held ss the basis OF currency. But the
demand that bank shall be under the
control of depositors and that deposits
shall be guaranteed by the Government
denies authority to the Government yet
holds the Government responsible for
losses. Whether the Populists mean that
the Government shall stand between de-
positors and loss from bank failures is not
clear. If it does not the concluding clause
In the plank is without obvious meaning !;
if it does, Government revenues should
be doubled at once. With the deposits
under the control of depositors-that is,
the bank officers whom the depositors
may elect, and the Government guarantee
ing deDositors against loss. the Govern
ment would stand TO lose an amount of
money equal to its present revenue.
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QUEER BANKING.

The financial plank of the Kansas Popu-
list convention is positive in the demand
for the free coinage Of silver at the ratio of
16 TO l. But the concluding clause of the
plank is less clear. 1t reads as follows
The Comptrole's report for 1898 shows that
during the year 1873 national banks suspended,
leaving financial ruin in their wake. We again
reiIeraie our condemnation OF this, the so-called
best banking system the world mas ever known,
and demand in its stead banks of deposit
under the control OF the depositors, and the
deposits guaranteed by the Government.
The currency of national banks is guar
anteed by the Government, but depositors
in such banks have to look out fer them
selves The currency Of banks OF deposi,
might also be guaranteed by the Govern
ment providing the Government was al
lowed to determine what securities should
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PEOPLE TALKED ABOUT.

Rev. r. c. Cave. who made a sensational ad-
dress at the unveiling and dedication OF a mon
ument to the memory OF privae soldiers and
sailors of the cOnfederacy at Richmond, Va,
Memorial day, is a resident OF ST. Louis, and
pastor of fashionable sectarian church in the
west end.
Clark Russell, the brilliant writer of sea
stories, Is IN very delicate state of health.
Few people would imagine that much of the
picturesque and magnificent work of this fam
Gus author has been done while be was racked
with physical pain. Such, however, is the fact.
Scots living In London say that Robert Bu-
chanan Is not treated fairly by the English
press. Whenever he lays himself open to crit
lclsm for something SAID or done. as is the case
once In while, the papers speak OF him as a
canta nkerouS ScOtchman.
Ashford Taylor, who is named as a grandson
OF PRESIDENT Taylor. disappeared from Denver.
Colo, recently. after TWO months stay. and
already six women have turned up who claim
that he promised to marry them.
George Fl. Wilson. who was secretary of the
Bureau OF Music at the Worlds Fair, has been
appointed BUSINESS manager for Theodore
Thomas. He has been secretary OF the Chicago
orchestra the past season.
Princess Tom Is an Alaska Indian woman.
She is the richest Of her race in the far North
west. She is shrewd trader and wears upon
her arm thlity gold bracelets made OF $50 gold
pieces.
Queen Victoria has inspected a number OF
villas In the nsighborhood OF Florence with a
view of purchasing one. which her Majesty in-
tends TO present 10 Princess Beatrice
Prince Henry OF Prussia was recently travel
ing In Southern Italy incognito under the odd
name of Butcher"
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MUSIC AND MUSICIANS.

Victor Maurel. the famous barytone. who
created the role OF "Falstaff," after submitting
TO endless interviews on MY Impressions of
Falstaff." has at last written an article on the
subject in the last number of ala Revue de
Paris" II appears that Verbs idea OF writing
lyric comedy was not suggested by the
"MeistersiDger," for in 1866. when In Paris for
the production OF his don Carlos" lie sug-
gested it 10 Carvalho. the director OF the opera
COmlque. The Frenchman, however. did not
think the Italian composer would succeed In so
new line, and discouraged the lyric comedy
idea, which caused Verdi 10 set IL aside for
more than quarter Of a century. The maestro.
who had long been reading Shakespeare,
Moere and even Lablche, in search of suit
able plot, determined when an octogenarian to
make his long-cherIsbed dream an accom-
plished fact. After the production OF "Othello"
Maurel sent him the manuscript of "Tbe
Tanning OF The Shrew." arranged for Coquelin
by Paul Delair. Verdi, in a letter TO Maurel,
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SUFFERED NO DAMAGE.
Morrison Had No Case Against the
History COmnauy

The long pending case Of George H.. Morrison
against N. j. Stone. j. l.. Herbert, Elizabeth
q. Latham, az Administrative of the estate of
the late A. 5. Latham, and the Bancroft His
tory Company, was settled by the Supreme
Court yesterday, the judgment of the lower
court In favor OF the defendants being affirmed.
Morrison brought suit as stakeholder in the
History Company TO recover S50, 900 damages
from the defendants. He claimed that they
were consplring and had conspired TO divert the
business OF the company over TO the Pacific
publishing Company; that several Eastern
books. agencies. good VIII, etc.. had been so
transferred, aud that not only had the History
Company suffered much damage, but a great
part OF It's stock in trade had been lost.
The ca sc was tried in The Superior Court and
submitted upon nine special issues, all of
In purely legal opinion the Supreme Court
affirmS that decision.
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versation with lady 10 whom he was a
stranger, announced himself as the composer
of The Queen OF Sheba," Ode konigin Won
Sabal "Dear me-" was the iady's comment.
"that must be a very lucrative post"
The recItals of Ernest Schmidt. a Young vio-
ltnist belonging to San Francisco family, are
we'll spoken OF by the Eastern papers.
Nine. SevenO du Mini, the celebrated plan
iste. has charmed a Partisan audience with
minuet OF her own composition.
Miss Pauline Smith, an American, has made
an excellent debut In "Laila kookh," at the
Opera Comique in Paris.
Eugene d'Albert. the pianist. has finished
tragic opera
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THE DEEDS WERE BOGUS
Cyrus Walker Sues to Recover his
Property.

Cyrus Walker has brought suit 10 the Su-
perior Court against j. r. Williams, David
Gross and others to set aside certain alleged
fraudulent eonveyances Of real property be-
longing TO the plaintiff.
The suit Is the outcome OF the Cyrus Walker
lofgeries that were recently investigated by the
police. In some curious manner the name of
Cyrus Walker was forged to certain deeds of
conveyance, transferring some real estate on
fiorence and Victoria streets over TO one j. r.
Williams. In turn, Williams, whoever he may
De- transferred part OF the property to David
Gross, who thought the whole transaction bona
nd, III consideration OF s 80 and cigar stand.
Ine police investigated The matter carefully,
Out up TO the present time no arrests have been
maze. suspicion points TO Guy 5. Whltcombe
ana his accompllces as the perpetrators of the
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THE BLYTHE MILLIONS.
Second Effort to Secure Them for
the State

Another link was added yesterday 10 the
chain Of agony surrounding the contest over
the estate OF Thomas H. Blythe.
On behalf Of Governor Markham MessTs.
Estee and Miller FLED with The County Clerk
their amended information in support of a mo-
lon to have the Blythe millions escheat to the
State. The complaint In Itself differs very little
from the original complaint. 1t states that none
oil the parties eontesting in the courts for The
property are In any way connected with much
less heirs OF the late Thomas Ii. Blythe, and
that In the absence Of legitimate heirs the vast
property must revert to the State.
The complaint, as stated on its first filing, is
not brought OH behalf of the Stale by The At
torney-General, owing to the fact that MIR.
Hart is attorney for Florence Blythe Rinckley,
tie at present successful claimant.
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AN AQUATIC FESTIVAL
Beivedere Folk Will Have sA NIGHT
in Xenice >,

Quite elaborate preparations have been made
for the water iete and entertainment, "a Night
in Venice" which Will take place at BeIvedere
Saturday evening. The steamer James M,
Donahue is TO be the DOge's state galley, and
for the occasion will be known as the Buciu-
IOro. She will lay at anchor at the Ttburon
wharf, where visitors may 90 aboard.
The BuciniO orc Will sail out on the bay during
the Nominations and wafer parade along he
grand canal which has served the purpose of
anchorage for house boats and separating the
terraced suburb from the plebeian town of
TiburOn. From the decks OF The royal barge
visitors may see a beautiful aquatic festival
scene, above which the cliffs OF Bevedere will
gleam with illuminations, as nearly every villa
will be lighted up and the gardens beauLitied
with Japanese lanterns, which will be all aglow
for the festival
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THURSDAY. .............-J Jun
VISITORS TO COUNTRY RESORTS.

City subscribers TO THE CALL uisitinq
the country during the summer months can
hare their paper sent to them for any
period deSired-one aveeb or longer.
Orders can be giUen to the carrier or to
either the Branch Office. 40 Market street,
or Business Office, 525 Montgomery street.
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forgeries, especially az the Same WORK hss been
recently done in Portland. Or.
=. nls complaint, filed with he County Clerk
yiSs.e,uay, cyrus Walker expresses his con vic
" 1i ~ snas no sucn person as Williams exists
-, l. ne DEEDS were duly attested by notaries nub.
w. M,,, anu IN one deed the signature of Cyrus
Wa,AeI Is SO attested. Walker seeks 10 sci
asuo THESE bogus deeds, and 10 recover his
properly. including the portion for which Gross
~ IS Sald that the police have theory tn the
enect tnat Williams is an iIluerate mecbsnic
VINO was merely tool In the hands of DIV 8
WhitcOmbe and his gang Guy o.
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SUBSCRIPTION RATES:

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mall postpaid: Is cents per week. or 65 cents per
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CALL, 81 per year. postpaid.
TIE CALL cannot return rejected manuscripts
ncr will the editor enter into pondehce To-
Clllk Them
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Fell From a Car.

William Brayton, 1925 Post street. an EN-.
ploye Of the Omnibus Cable Company, met with
painful accident yesterday afternoon. While
standing on the top Of a car, which he was
washing, in the powerhouse Tenth and How
ard streets, he stumbled and fell, his he ad
striking the stone floor. He was taken to the
Receiving Hospital, where it was found that his
ear was badly lacerated and that there was
possibly fracture at the base of the skull.
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Smith and His CompIaint.

j. Howard Smith Will have 10 file third
amended complaint in his suit against the Fer
rles and Cliff House Railway Company. Judge
Slack sustained some 81 points OF demurrer
10 the complaint yesterday, and allowed Smith
twenty days wherein 10 amend. The suit Is for
an accounting and for an investigation into
81, zoe, 900 worth of bonds.
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OYerIand Route

The Shasta Route and Northern Pacific Rail.
road 10 points In Washing ton Idaho, Montana,
The Dakoias. Minnesota. Wisconsin, Illinois
and all Eastern States IS the most comfortable
and picturesque line of all. Daily train SER
vice. with dining. Pullman Palace and up
holstered tourist cars on all trains. T. K.
STATELER, General Agent, 638 Market ST.
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PUBIICATTON OFFICE:

toE Montgomery street, near CLAW. open ninth IL
O'Clock P NJ BRANCH OFFICES: 40 Market
street near Kearny. open until u O'Clock midmghti
S:sHayes street open until $50 o'clock; 5O5Larkln
street open until 800 clock; SW corner Sxteentn
and Mission streets, open until 8 o'clock zoIo
Mission street. open until O'clock ana AAo ]NA1'n
aneel open until 8 80 o'clock.
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To Remove Eredericks.

Attorney George E. Colwell has applied to
the Supreme Court for writ OF babeas corpus
in the case of William M. Fredericks, the MUIR
derer. COlwell seeks to compel The removal of
FrederickS from San Quentin TO the County
JAIL pending the appeal from the Judgment
and sentence passed upon him for the murder
of Cashier Herrick.
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Teachers, Grand Excursions

Will leave San Francisco June 9th. 18th and goth
under m auagement of A. Phillips IL Co., via the
Rio Grande, Tho Scenic Line" and Rock Island
Railways, to all points east One change only to
Atlantic cities. Upholstered tourist cars; CON-
petent managers. For reservations or rates call
on or address CLINTON JONES, General Agent,
Rock Island Railway, So Montgomery St, S. f.
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MORE than $4,000 people read the pacific
States Watchman"; 10000 bona fide subscrlb.
ers: largest legitimate circulation of any
monthly west of the Rocky Mountains. A few
fTSt-elass advertisements will be taken. Adj
dress VIM. II. BARNES, st. AIMS building,
San Francisco Cal e.
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Labor and the Tariff.

These are subjects occupying the minds
Of most people these days. but soma time
should be found for recreation. The
easiest way to get that is to obtain "Pic-
turesQue California"
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To the Travelling Pnhlic

Remember, the Central and Union Pacific are
free from washouts and the only line running
Pullman Sleeping and DIM ng Cars from San Fran
clscoIo Chicago W Ithout change. Time only 3Ls
days from San Francisco to Chicago, and Az days
to New York. u. w. HITCHCOCK, General Agent
l Montgomery street, san Francisco Cal
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COTTON CAS- the especial anesthetic for
the painless extraction OF teeth. has been
given 10 many millions of persons without In
jury. Pure, safe And etlcacious. Endorsed by
all reputable physicians and dentists. Office
Pheian building, rooms 6, z, 8, 10; entrance
SO6 Market street.
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NOTTCET

Any Of our patrons aoho fail to find THE
MORNING CALL for sale By trainboyS
aciu confer a fauor By notifying this office
ct the fact, naming the date and train.
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THE DAuY MORNING CALL

FOR SALE AT
New York BRENT ANO BROS. 5 Union Square
Chicago W B. SIZER, 1S9 State street
New Orleans .. GALLOT& JOUBERT, I15k Common
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THE EASTERN OFFICE OF THE CALL.
80 Potter building, New York City, is provided with
files of California papers. Visitors welcome. Adj
+. K. MISCH, Manager.
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AREyou weak and weary overworked and tired.
Hoods SarsapsriIa IS just the medicine you need
to purify and quicken your blood and to give you
appetite, renewed health and strength.
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Gu1LLEr'sFrencn nOug It. 9o5 LarkIn. Te21e8.

CROWN fountain pens are the best. In sta
tionery department at Sanborn & VaiPs.
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FINEST eyeglasses, specs, sc. 81 4th st. Sun
day, 736 Market (Kast's celebrated shoestore). &.
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WEATHER PREDICTIONS.

DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE,
WEATHER BUREAU.
SAN FRAN CISCO, June 49, 1884,
OhdciaI Forecast for Twenty-four Hours
En- ing MidniGh: Thursday.
San Francisco and vIcinity-Fair weather; nearly
stationary temperature: fresh to brisk south to
west winds, probably high during the afternoon.
n (. WILKINSON,
Acting Local Forecast Of1eiAL
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MOTHERS give Angostura Bitters to their children
to stop collie and ooseness of the bowels. DR.. j. 6.
b. Siegert Sons. sole manufacturers. At druggists
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PICTURE FRAMES with ornamented corners,
perfect finish and low prices. Sanborn, Vail
& Co.
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PAINTS, brushes, drawing-papers and all
architects and artists supplies at Sanborn &
NaiPs.
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For THROAT TROUBLES AND CoUeHs use
''BrotCr's Bronchial 7rocheS" They possess real
merit
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WEDDING invitations, visiting cards and fine
stationery at low prices. Sanborn, Vail & Go. =
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THE CALL CALENDAR,
JUNE. 1894.
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Great Bargains in CapGS +!

$50 Ladies' Capes at SOC on the dollar,
made from black and coIored cloths, also
MORE Antiques and Silk. AS these are
nearly all sample capes, there is an I'M
mense variety of patterns to choose from.
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THE MORNING CALL

Has a larger Circu alton than any
other newspaper published in San
Francisco
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AUCTION SALtS TODAY.
FURNITURE.-By the Keser Furniture Co.. at
773 and ITO Market St, at 1890 O'Clock.
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BACON PrIntlng Company. sos CIay street..
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Groceries & liquors. c. Brandt. Oak s. octavla..
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BUY glass of F. N Woods & Co., 81 Flrstst. 1.
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indeed, the cOnsummate ease with which he
plays everything almost exasperates his critics,
who remind him that there are times when the
passionate stormy feelings of some music de-
mand an appearance, at least, OF physical effort
in their rendering.
Wagnerian literature. which is already so
rich In interesting documents, has Just been in
creased by a delightful study on Tristan aud
Iseult," with which Maurice Kuferath. one OF
the most authentic writer's on the subject, con-
tlnues his fine series entitled The Theater Of
Richard Wagner" which commenced with
"Tannhauser," aud is TO finish with "Parsfal."
The veteran singer. Signor Cam9aninI re-
Gently reappedred before London public, and
showed by his rendering OF Beethoven's AIDE
laida" that although his voice may be some
what worn he stlll possesses the true Italian
method OF singing.
Arthur Argiervicz. a boy viollnist. is aston.
lshlDg large audiences in London. The free
dom OF his bowling, the dignity of his style
and the depth OF feeling which he shows are
said to be remarkable.
The old Dutch masters, as interpreted by the
Amsterdam Cappella Choir. have proved
such an attraction in England that the choir
has decided TO prOlong iIs stay in that country.
A grand success IS being achieved by an
Italian operate company at Alexandria in
Egypt. The basso dado is especially admired.
The repertory embraces such works as LA
Forga del Destino," "Rigoletto," Faust" etc.
The latest work OF George G. Henschel, a
"Stabat Mater" for soloists, chorus and or
cheslra, will be given in England on October
10 at The Birmingham Festival.
The following Is new story Of Goldmark.
the composer of "a Rustic Wedding" "Mer-
iin." etc. G0ldmark. after some casual con.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1894-01-02
Live Stock Markets.

I. NEW YORK, JAM. L-Beeves - Receipts
for two days, 3,537, including 81 cars on sale.
The market opened steady and fairly active,
closing slow and a shade easier; native
fair, S4.40GD4. 20; common to decent, s.. 750
$50; COWS, S1.30d3. 20. Liverpool cables quote
American refrigerator beef higher at scant
sc per 10. Exports to-day, 600 beeves, 2,2l4
quarters of beef.
Calves-Receipts for two days, 112. The
market was firm and a shade stronger;
grassers. $2.50d2.75.
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts for two days,
100; only 15a cars on sale. The demand
was q little stronger, with sheep steady;
lambs 4c higher; sheep. poor TO prime. 500
BIS: lambs, common to choice, Si15.37%.
Hogs-ReceiptS for two days. 7,772, with
few punches on sale. The market was higher
at $5.60G6.25.
ST. LOUIS, Jan. 1-Cattle-Receipts, L.
coo: Shipments. none. The market was
steady; fair TO good native steers, Sna50;
cows and heifers, $L75d2.m: extra heavy,
So; fed Texas steers. $343.65: grass Texas
steers, S2.25d3; COWS,
Hogs-Receipts, 900; shipments. none.
The market was strong; top prices, S.25;
bulk of sales, S3Q5.D.
Sheep - Receipts, 100; shipments. none.
The market was firm, but sales light on
account OF meager supply; mixed natives,
$2.25G2; muttons, $3n3.50.
EAST LIBERTY. Jan. Cattle - Re
ceipts, 1850; shipments, 1,160. The market
was fairly active and loo higher than last
week on all grades: % cars of cattle shipped
to New York to-day.
Hogs Receipts. 800: shipments. 1900.
The market was active; all grades, $3.50
$50, u cars hogs were shipped to New York
to-day.
Sheep-Receipts, $500: shipments. 1900.
The market was stronger and Mc higher on
good sheep and lambs: common unchanged.