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Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1894-10-04

PopnIist like Knowles, Kennedy
ard Lnucks have been making quite
II hobby IN this campaign o, the
Inequality in the growth OF wealth
III eastern states rs compared with
northwestern states aud charging the
supposed evil up t" republican leg
isIa,ion. Senator GaIlinger' OF New
Hampshire, in bis Sioux Falls
speech on Friday evening, took
OCCASION to rcfute this misrrprrs-n-
tati"n aud taking the sanne authority
for his figures which Mr.. Knowles
recently did ut Sioux Falls he
showed cohclusively how the latter
gentleman hai iuyg1rd with the
figures. THE same argument will
apply I" ~ MEASUREMENTS made
from the same source hy Mr..
Kennedy here n week ago THE
figures. when property compared,
show that the east, against Mr..
kn"wlrs and Mr. Kennedy invcish
$" bitterly get decidedly the wors.
Ut it by comparison.
The increase If wealth in til.
whole six New England states,
from 1880 IT, 1890 was not 50 larg..
~ in the single state Of Ohio in the
same time, or OF Indiana. or Of Hi
nois, or Of Michigan, or of W;-cnn-
sin, or "f Minnesota, ~ OF Iowa, or
even Of Dakota. The increase in
the whole six New Englanh states
during the ten years WAS from S4,-
97S 100000 IN 1880 to 1922 ONbUl
An addition Of only 544. OOO, 900
while in the same time the increase
Ut wealth in the two states nf North
and South Dakota was S643. OOO,O O0
or an even hondrel million greater
than the increase in all New Eng
lund in the same time. And the
states If Illinois, Minnesota AID
Nebraska had Il greater increase oi
wealth in the same time than New
York aud Pennsylvania. Compare
tho far northwest with the far north
east. During the ten years from,
1880 to 1890, the single state oI
Montana gained more in wealth
than all the six New England state.
Idaho gained as much rs all III
them-Oragan twice as much-Cali.
fOrnia five times rs much. And
still in the face OF these facts, Mr..
Knowles has the ~effr"ntry to,ieclnrt
that under policies Of government,
which has prevailed through repub'
lican administration, the East has
been sucking the financial blood o,
the west!
Aud again. take the increase in
the per capita 1T wealth: In 1881
the wealth If the country for each
inhaI'itant was $50. and in 1890
81 .03O-an average Increase Of $l69
Twenty eight out "f fifty Of the
states aud territories exceeded this
average, but only five If these
twenty-eigh we're in the east-ani
the average per capita wealth i,
those five states was 81 ,287, while i,
five northwestern states the nverag,
per capita wealth was 1882. Ii
New Hampshire the average wAaltl
OF each man. woman aud child il
only 1868, while ia South Dakota il
is 81. 293-nr 1854 greater than ths
average for the country Mt large
What Il different story the figures
tell about the distribution Of tl'
wealth IT the country when they
are not iugglrd aud patched. hut art
taken an.i compared according t
the principles which ought to bt
observed in such II compurison.-
Madison Leader.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1894-10-04

Congressman Lucas passed
through Re,if, Id Saturday en- route
for Brown county where he delivered
some campaign speeches this week.
Referring to the sympathy extended
to him Ivy the recent dem 'crntic
state convention over lis defeat FIR
denomination, he said: ''Ti,ey need
not waste any democratic tears ever
me Their party members in con.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1894-10-04
Since 1890 the levies have been
average, : mills,

The levies since statehood in
clule the salaries Of state officers.
supreme aud circuit judges and
members Of the state legislature,
while the much higher ~levi-s dur
ing the territorial period, did not
include these expenses rs most of
the salaries were paid by The general
government.
Mr.. Grill must admit that he il
wrong in making such a charge and
it he is fair aud honorable he will
acknowledge that he is in error in
his premises.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1894-10-04

1t is noted by an exchange that
the democratic state platform con-
sists Of six denunciations, two hearty
endorsements, one declaration. one
view with appreciation. two de.
mands. n cnnyratulatinn, one
promise and two Mvors. There isn't
a single point with pride.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1894-10-04
County Ticket.

For Register Of DEEDS
JEROME MaNGAN Of BeresfOrd.
For Treasurer
OLAF JOHNSON Of Elk Point.
For Sheriff.
HANS ANDERSON OF Virginia.
For states Attorney
AD KELLER Of Elk Point.
For County Judge
r.. W. sMYTHE Of Elk Point.
For County Auditor
Ar ASBIEI.D OF Snink.
For Clerk III Courts
y. A ONDAuL Of Sphinx.
For superintendent OF SrlpUIs--
. J. SMITH, Of Sioux Valley.
For surveyor
W. NJ. VINSON OF Elk Point.
For Coroner
nK !. GRIFFIN COMFY III Elk Poin,
For Commissioners. Third DISTRICT
w. II. DODD OF Aicester.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1894-10-04

Judge Kennedy is a juggler Of
figures. a Hindoostan could not
beat him.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1894-10-04

Those populists in the south who
are supporting the republican candi-
dates should have due credit given
them for such a sign Of returning
snnity.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1894-10-04
First publication August Q. :s9t.1
Proposed Amendment t.,
the Constitution OF the
state. ul so DukOtU.

TO THE ELECTORS OF THE STATE OF SOUTH
DAkorA
The third legislature of The state Of South Da.
kota proposed the follow ing aii,ri dm,It lo ibr
constitution of The state. 10y u jpini resolution
cnt tied. "a joint resolution proposing an
amendment Ni section five. article ,in, OF the
constitution. relating to lie superintendent OF
schools
BE II resolved by the house Of Representatives
q! the state OF South Dakota. the senate con
cUrriiig:-
SccIiOn !. Question submitted. That III the
general election TO he held in TIE stale Of South
Dakota on the first fuesta, after The first Mon
dan IN November. 1874. there shall he submitted
to Il vote of the qualified electors uf the state
the following qn' >ti"p: hall section five.
article ninr OF the constitution h. amended by
inserting the words "anti the >uwriul-Edrn If
schools after the word court in line seven
Of said >rcti" ~. so rs To make lhr SmprrintrEd
ent Ut schools eligible "a hold said flee for more
than four Years IN Succession.
Section 2. Form at ballot, The form OF ballot
to he used IN said question shall be as follows
shall section five. article nine OF I'll" con>tliu-
ton be- amended so as ~ make the >I,,trintpnL-
tnt OF schools eligible 10 hod said office for
more than foIlr Years IN stlcc' sSion"" Yes y
No, Al electors voting III FAVOR ~ >'irli
>rliooiS eligible to hold said office for n"rr than
four Years shall erase the W"rd me- and all
deserving t." v"tr against said amendment shall
eraS. the wor,i'yrs
SECTION 3. CanvaSSingiltM OF votes The
votes upon such propn>itInn shall he cnhtttd,
returned and rAnvaS>rd III like manner rs the
voi es for said officers. AMI II II stall appear
from such returns al Il canvass ~ all the votes
cast a' such election that Il majority Of he eitc'
tors voted against SALT amendment. said sec
tiun five. article nine Of the constitution >i,al|
rrnhain unchanged. Int If il shall appear thai ::
majority ut III" electors voted IN favor of such
proposition then section five. arlirl" nine al
Of the constitution shall hr amended; so as r.
rtad rs follows: Section i. In each organize,
county III the first general -irctiou held aftc,
the admission of the state OF South Dakota insC
the union. aud every two Years thereafter thrr,
shall be elected a clerk of the court. sheriff
county auditor. register OF deeds. treasurer
states attorney. surveyor coroner and Siiperii
trnhrtt 81 schools whose term of Office rrS,ec
tive shall h" two wears ami except clerk of
court aud superintendent Of schools. no person
shall le eligible tor more than idhIr wears in
succession to any ut The above namrd Offices. >
FiiS aForr said amendment is IA be voted
hpnn ut the general election to hc held on the
first iurS'lnN after the first Morda! in NOTcin'
her A.. u, 1891.
Dated this Both day Of July. \. ~. 1894.
THOMAS TliDESpS.
Secretary OF state.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1894-10-04

"Listen to my tale OF manufac-
tured woe" is Judge krnnady's lat.
est addition to the campaign songs
Of the day.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1894-10-04

II any one has any doubt that
there is not a political war raging in
M%imnehaha county his smelling
organ is out of whack.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1894-10-04
thursday, October 4, 1924.
REPUBLICAN TICKET.
Sfnhn TfnLs

state Ticket.
For Cor rrssm-i,-
~ REitrJ J. GtMBLE Of Yankton.
JOHN A.. rlckLEk Vi faulk.
Fc- Governor =
CHARLES II. SHELDON Of bay.
FO~ III, u, eMant t:Overnor-
CHARLES ". nEKsEID Of McI'herson.
For SAcrptary ~ state
rHai AZ rHOlsON Of Lincoln.
For Treasurer
KIRK q. PHILLIPS Of Lawrence.
For Auf'tur
J"DiIN 4. NIPPLE Of Hutchinson.
For Attc-hcs General
cog !. GRAY FORD Of Hughes.
For superintendent OF Public Instruction
FRANZ RAM OF C0tington
For CommissIomrrof school aud PnbIic Lands
is tdG'Kil kkr ~ Grant
For Commissioners ri Labor aud Statistics
S.A WHEELER III Butte.
For Railroad commissioners
JOHN z: BRENNAN III Pennington.
GEORGE A. JOHNSON OF DAWSON.
FRANK CnSkLlN Of Clark.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1894-10-04

Drowning men catch n hold OF
struws.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-03

T,vrrIool, Feb. .. 3:f5 p m.-frcf In poor demand
extra inGi, eI-i ~ ~ 81 pr.Ir a.
49,, Pork ~ poor demand prime Western Mn"
DUN 81 -j~ DO Western mdiui duh Ut -, Hams
demand short cut about - t. IL - STEADY
= Bacon IN demand CUNT GLAND cut. Ibn'it
steady ~ 81 short r!b about - n steady
a. Al long CLEAR middle. GbOut ~ p, steady 81,
clear uIdGlr- about - ~. Sos
Shoulders ul out ~ to II y. AZ b. ed h''-.
demand Aucr Nr'-t white md cOlOrrd 'rm At
Tallow ia poor den aud pine cts dun AZ - ga
Spirits tufIrnnr IN moderate demand nrm ~ - 81.
o,fonsrcd oil Liverpool rrnIrd nrm At is l;osin IN
nodrIaf" demand common st~idy at 3 I'D. Lard
poor demand; futures nothing doing. priu'
Weston spot STEADY at fOs I'd Wheat In poor d.
80 - Iod winter Gull A. d Id. Flour In poor den
Louis fancy winter dun at o. sd Coin-NIn. Ia
poor and futurr. IN fair demand; MIXED Wr-i"rn
81 3. Id fpr February AZ 3 c,d
Tor y a B. Ji.d Apfll lth ~
3, gld Tor n"y, Hop. London Picinc Cof,i In GOOD
demand STEADY At : los".J las
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-03
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

,, r., Ne ", yo,H T.G ;e,. - 100
for la, ;rr ~ . for ">Ior avc ni - 80 'r
TIE rEe 10 car, ~'fc o" -',y m. nins cat.lr hrla
Hi M fein ,t rn T'a " Hai, Ts,cd 3
at ~ GCo., Ic 100 - for c,ruon to good 10 IN,
81 70 scrubs a - -. oN sud STAG. at i, 1oa
~ "' ""o 70 ca6c quot. r.frgrG,cd }c"i
rady a. ec,ut ~rc pr II American ,t'er, slow ., 9s'
Snrcni, o.% ~ c,u. 90 the France Tomorrow
$50 ca, a1d 22io qrS Of L--i On tae Maniol, 100
4 n@ ; r 10 ,id ' rls!p .r d , 10 h%s' ." @
t,is port 2.l7o '"o, i'G a. of lcef. 20 .hcp
Sale s,nsmaa c@,,"s. y ,%car. ,'cs. 300 h
r ~ aa az 20 pr 10 do 10 5 at a a no. ao
ol0 y. At ~ -. oho DO. i'II h at ~ -: do.
Xsrto5 Co.. J., w~'," .'er' i:Si ~. At g 80:
"a =, 4, DO 80 3D. a. moo go d. lgii.
$50 DO ~ oo - a, ~ - 20 do 81, p At " - = 90
,q, S' ., r - % o' * dc Do 81 y At = 3 10 do g ~
= 81 - -. L., - 'G Meef'n oven l43i.lG n. at
COWS y, y. At y - ~ vvo.,.. ,.o,
81 20: Cncapo do i9i7 =. at = - 10 1850 = at
50 % o. do IolG n Of 90 50 20 DO ll7s n at ~ -
sci@i, - 735 y ., = =; =; sar- ic5' - - do
4lC59 II. at - 2;Jt37 - b"ll. 6N"l2'o n at - .
70 do. go 1874 nv" H. a, 90 81 do ie h. 3, To-
J. Shamicrc s son: - Kan''e rtc'is IIsi n at
20: 10 Ch'nco do 1905 n. ct ~ oven 1853 II, at
5 W. ermaa - Chicago ''c"r' 1870 n at a p;
WiIAcr.on 4 sherman 20 Chago steers 100 N n,
~ -.
MICH COWS Receipts. IL head marSet seidy wit,
bacs At s3Oa 80 per head.
CALVES Recent 200 head. inciudlpr -, hood .,
butchcs Market quiet but sf'alv M p.r 100 N
common e. prhe Veas - 800 =. - b1rlv,ri ant
fed calves Dressed calves slow at last prrfoi> upta
tiOns.
Sas-Newton A Co. 3 Veal- 40 u a,cr,cr AZ ~ -
per 100 n do lOe n. ~ 30.
Hume y NeIi-. $50 r. do $50
-. al 81 rs: do lO3 10 l3S y. AZ 30 j0uS7.
&. Dllenlack vcals. li3 n. At ~ do 90 20 100
n. az =ias5
iiaenbeck g. Hollis , veos. 100 n. at - -: -
a. s..
SHEEP AND LAMDs-Recelps 3Bl ar OF
1855 head-oil cars the market GERS direct
70 butchers. Inc morHet was extremely dull and price.
l5c lower with large number unsold the close
Common Z, good sheep sold >? 50d - 50 per 100 N
ordinary n prime lambs - 81 adsi ST. Dressed nut
. sslo:-D. Harrington; ioe Ohio lambs. So syeraqe.
II n 81 80; Iol Western do. IS n. at 81 ISL $40 d.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-03

Baltimore Feb. Flour du'l nnch'n@'h ,a''' ,, ''
bhl- 40 rd spot aud frbl Irf' .. %,
asked MAY. 81 ,0bs &c - a'f ~"
rcd CO.. d,r-c. milling VIVA by siuplr o., H"'n
I ma 1000 bush. 'ofn wax -iN'''
SPOT 4od421-c: Fctruary. i'-di2': Marrh fl.d.
NAV lJd43.c -irlu-r mixed. 4O2 ip'-ci SOl'h'ii- ~
.anipc 4Id43iac: d. grade ~ ed42ac -o'k .p',.
J-3 bush: sales. 10000 bush. oats nrm, 80 VIII
western, 3sa3isc; 80 mlNci We'isrn. sSI"", y,
.;,s bush. IIsy qui't; god 20 choi,. t,mo'hf
SO cotton STEADY mddng sc ftoNl' o., , lug
,tn.- pork 80 20. hams l2c ard o1rt but"i him
rre.mrrv fapcy &c. do imitation l1d2uc r'lT ,n"'
IN. do fair 10 GOOD iJljc. Egg qlrt, l'"l".
Cnr,~ am. ~, ca-goes fair. I"ac, y" :, lI-c. N'-,'
steady. grinuiat'i "bc OPP r S'HuS i'""."' 49,
Whsk steady, u 2idTl %
H,..n Iob. = Markets. uurha'g 4.
Eura. Fob 2-Sprne wheat ceod ar n. higher
No ! hard 72.c. 40 ! Nort'tsrn Du M u ~, y"
Sor,hcfu Minneapolis. 1Osc. Sale, 5000 bush y
lard 7.c. 10000 burh 70 Norhem. 'iSc. Vino
,L,,f higher. ~ - red Sc, " white bicc Ia store
,o-n artl,e closed strong and early p'ige, bid sale,
~ cars 80 . yellow. iOrc ? a. No corn, 40 10
og,rups Of other grsd>. Oa', higher. sales. .ar>
81 = white 3jgc track car, do ~ sto-' @'c; No 3
white So . mixed. 3D. hN. Eir'Y-l'w e.1d''
active sale, 5000 bush 5,ag'3-. '5...e W -
quoted t@dGi' far = good 90 d'0ri N'at u7"'7'.
i.,e norIin1i. 10 . quoted AZ jJ~c.
Chicago ten. The tadIng futures ranged 40 To-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-03
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO


C1i.nh, Feb. Especial -Whelt started weak on III"
new, from Liverpool and Nov York II clrel N;ro1f In
myntcfiou~ way. bccausr there Trn"d & b" unlmi'"i
,,ne orders AZ G3r. aud lcnutr q j. irt that thcra
are some new people the M h' who anlot be- shaken
ont Nav our!r cir. sold between tf',r anil Gt1-r.
and c...d ~ G'itc Gables were lower from lNrrpo j.
INpor cloaran,r, from the artioal Wir onl 30 OOp
l,sn Thrrr wne III. rNp.rtpiinn that the cNpp. from
tn coasts for week Noui b. Onlt 2,Orl 900 bush
The ~tlon- the weather fDr Sntrri' nd1ti rain
followed Ly freezing. That helped spu"Nhai toward
rslV Minn-aIoll, lcpnrrl 300 200 bu> 81 cash wi"t
sod there T. Duluth; Mtl"au""" report Il 90
bush sold there for milling pufpO-'>. New OK t"lt
nothing hut bear The NorihN 4 nal 1'lN cars
against 80 last
Corn was wonh. Ma, opened 3Sc sold between 81
and 37c. and closed a. iSr Receipts herr were So
The estimate flr >ntudrv ~ 'arS Cable, Wen"
lower ,l,nraucrs were only 10000 bush. Tue Ms.
s0uii River rOaf> which have r"ntN cut ai,r o~"i
flr western offerings larger. pI,e wrrr Scld' M
hv Hight receipts and good cash demand My ol~ned
AZ "cc. sold between 2y-' and 2l'. ani cp'l " 20
VISION, were lower although hog receipt, w'r' less
Than expected and although pic", ~ the iar were mp
10 10 cents The ONLY lSO'h "s IA" r,tmttr
Tor SATURDAY wn~ only 1900 Nav pori, closed NJ
sle ~ l.2r under ThurDi; Ma larl ~ - l2r. Zoe
und,r Ihnrsay MAY ribs ~ s. ., The undo rhnrsiay
ph a." cnrb putt on NrN wheat wcr' ~ 40 calls
0%sc. fu~ and calls - Nay cor, Welc %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-03

=" C'sa7c. nSrn> C|o7S. n, 3ai-'. and va'"n'- 81"
FOREIGN GREEN III; ,-I "c.c h.- ori u" In',
pro, ia the demand To- lemons. and >icil re y 80
route No - b. l., hurr' e. un' i'"' nv,
ilesn frIit ble able oouict" WITH ~ An'''an.
''Fnlr~ a.c rrnrr ~ ri"-N ga ianr'. u "i'r' =,
ION ewbaI easier. n - iri ~'''hn T-- g. p'' "
G.cdsl -.
-wiEtT-i, ~,~ {. naracr dNo.d o ;,s ''i
i"Gal. wt' ru,tn'ion, IA 10Y" No une @, mi com.
I,rcd with Inc inal o. -, aignj At mt liz, ""H'
dissatisfaction. c3bEs. Inrre "a> litjl. loca Vm d
lis. bat = son save la'" !" niue COY lii- NV Al
Nc, si . ~ tn W. c"r L. o. H. amer rrIoii-
f,atu,rss Every SEEMED T. De wa'iint 10. ',"
ny dun; No = I'D Wa quc:d a. $'S' unIl >" All ~
tore nav ,o-ine AZ 6"'' l. Wo~l M'y oro.d a,
rc over NAY deliver SALE r. : 900 bush o. y"
NOuucu. private t'.n,..-. corn Tic nara, e., ,r,
:frrIloon IL y, vas quite uuG atono to IN MARI
ant Iri,c- lett OH hrm AT me- ad\ancc i'i'y "Tv.
rad h,ne one b, the good export buNn3s o,
Yesterday and The moderate 'coi n"N'r ,no ooo h,sh
Of 40 for c>Ioit at 49, 40, "a ah,at ,m
'arlo, trade neglected =" 81 IN o-r Wa '"''F
CNls- ru,urc ocaune- IN oat, "rir co. yer, 'L'n
Gale hu. vita an nmdc'ne o. - ,I ,re..rir carly
I'D late in the whe' cora imp ",'n o." ,
be l;;c d-p ifion - bny; oa which I've ~ re ,''
.m4Iialiy si,aGy sale, were 5000 DuNn 4, ,o'",'
wGnc 10000 br-n aGo49t uach mixed 300 hYIh;;
No Whit ~ gHc'" 1. c,nadan aJl
"a .iNr.w@a state. sUoS5c HNK!.tl 1A ~
dun 80 MiwanAoe, Gi45 n"sTslgi W.T. "' r" '' ia,
n'l nICHWfii.hT~ ,,t dun Cauatan in bond
>ric 'e 4"rinai ia YS,nsr ic - ,i
,arn.c III % per 10" = In store N'a si.',
Tm thl-Na lyt dol; sample Sod om store quoted al
- - per 100 III snail sale.
We .yc for coinpa lson the clos nr OF The pre
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-03


tr"c.gs VIZ 49,, ~, a, 9r, Ia '" ,a + a%s.
sh f% Pea in ign, d hIS 94 T y,c,sy ' Grl
,an'n ront'HTa a. '' n"t hn I iarH marrow choice
ic' iU,h :. 81, r~a.um. ~ 80 pea, 81 sO1si y; Whit
iow rye . 10 pa California. 8; ~ = 3 - g. q d.
medium ~ 5"o+l 60 pea- ~ i'"sI ao d" SCOTCH
ElTrEG-n Rest grades of irc-h taDe ut'cr have ,o ID
any .>tent yet O.o nN.ied gooi-. snc! a. sumner
Win r'cn -onc co,,ce->lon' W ,, b.,
made vcrc po~,lc 70 effect ele' tn d-n mir I'll
do VT RI c,,r, ~ Dr. fir,t. - aeCc d, tnir, To
So cords isa.l de- Wcs' I'm ,lnm.I na.c ldc2o : fc
~t1" FL make. 1.o2lc. STATE ddry. i,l tu 81 sum.
TO- -econi, iiairc storm n,tion creamery. e>ir'..
do , r@na Do to lrI TO nr,i do rds
I2dl3c 90 make. Babe; oil'. fresh. l-"Io'
Gt Of anacStcG g5a, 1oy a a! 49, ,
mlnaed ina, -one pceoaOa- Trrg ry ia van
fair and the ~nec Of values zen ans aIou' ~
, We quote S te MI ce es large coor;d amy M
do White. fancy. iIioll'-r do -ood - cho'e. l"ea
in sy a. .1' d, vii hrs inc l5sisc do common
10 choice. i"0l ~ part ,"ins ~inau ch"''' '
large choice 9a9ac do common t. prime 4@s@c state
EGGs Mari, dan a9d havy !;e.ePis Of h, ,s.n
and sIge r.it Of ue trade - bang -atpied %iiH
c ii 'i maj ale iirsh .tosh !, WY ae ana
rr' TG ,o M''", 1o d. ,t' ,as 200 Co.
seller 30 asy te and 2Vv c cro &c. SlGI G
inst por dozen 15',qic, Souhcrn. frc,n-g.th"f',i
1501jrc: ir'house falil ach'F prime, sweet l.c do
- .;oo ~ linH"d G per ao; ~ ii~er ~ ~
IN lieh' '%%rny but quit t;d, 1a
osns rcarns ~ S{ and 'ho n 10 iF .- t' and
per hi i so, DO grs'nlnr u 5oosl .: Do pr %
i bli ,SS csp gg "G pr ii" = 20 do xrTr-y
: d. 81 ~t'f ions 80 -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-03

81 H. as - 'c 100 Western sheep, 81 H. at - 90 10
10 SAT- amt. 70 H. at = %: 81 cuii.. 81 ID. az
:. Judd Co. -, W.T. m sheep 30 %. at - 20 :
~ 1i'' dc" ~ 10. a. - 90 DO. - H. ar - H'''
u. Mcphr~on Co.. - sat sl - 10 "e - ~ -,
- - go go :! 3, s. 90 1'' ' " 50 d. 1t -
>anor.,: 80 rcnn,y l,ara lambs 20 y. at - - :;
rr>-i:,r,ip,- - ca,> .. no he'e-one ear for
'Ilsicn'.~H IIoii.. i. Stac hoe, I35 %
= - ~ per 100 b: - do. 1873 H. at 50 DID,
numc Mullen: 10 stat. hogs. l3. b. at 50 so;
OTHER MAELETs-EY TELEGRAPH.
Eufao, Feb. .-Catt,- Re-, int, last - hours. 800
head ioal Tor w,co tr- far I3It, nal Tor tnr
L-r wcch. ESQ head cou,llnod thr)ueh. Lj0 head -
slow, out vita f'ens ra!i clocd -,;ay at r2y-'
r , ;, T nom csc " head o, for WEEK
Thu, $500 t'al for a,t wc'l;, 10 %
nrad on SALE - head nafNct opcn,, steady, but
ws HEM o, SoG n; 2""g low for a @ , York;.
s,Ii e" At . i"s, 20 ia,r at - 'oa9 % 70, "a "a
~ aS rngI :. tC%s Sheen and lambs R'c"lps
bead for ,SmS tine a,t w. ~" 400 head ccnsisasa
10 400 hal nmrkct opened par''1 for lam win 'Ti
"ra "ner oyr r': @opa = " % ' native am
- 5'"fi 90; lcm 70 god - DOB -. rh.'P' ~ 40"
=. ,oD fair "a" t. g"ol ">rI rc @ - ,, cul~
az no anais 9e a. late h0gr hGd al n, +! 'G%s cS w.
4oo hsna %'r and 'm 'om" g 'F' cow and bGi~
.5as3 -; cal,". =, iOd'G - Receipt. $500
head market Op ned trm but "lo,d wax; hovy - -"
80. to choice - lo"f' ''i ''"-''
assorted - 3'GSj 81 light - l00tj 80; p3' - -"
- 20. S,rop Receipts j.cO' head market weak poor
far qu'it.-. s,095 30 lambs. ~ ga - -:
Inst Liberty. Feb :.-'"tuc-it' ceigts ight m1rt
-teaiv. prime - G00+J: -ood = Iu"tl ~; .@pN
br her. ~ G1dft 10 rouah fat ~ Iodra So n light
.t1rs IOdtf 10 c,oI feeders - ioa@3 ." 1lo!s-
uts alo.t 10 nnirei actlN" ~ ~hid' L'tCr
~ - good heiSy -oa- - 75d55 -; sta2- ana rnsh
-ows st0tf -. Sheep Supply light: market NcaN
cviio - Goas3 ~ good ~ :o@7a % far 90 lo'. ~
c0umon ial oc: yrarlnc- :, jpH|s So: lam@. - %"
- 90. va calves j"G'c, hH,N ANA mn caves
rush,. 800. . , ri,
= Leui> Fob. @ Cattle Hcceips. loG21 h".d TIE ,s
market 0Tvncd but the supply "a- u ht anu W.
trade OF retail character Thrr' y,r' about 81 s9r
loads the TEXAS department. THIS nhtnet "p' ~,
st-,nr. Win good demand pcsirahlr stock rou ,,
higher ~ 2Oc during ~" l']' W. ~.
Native 'ccr- =, 5o4te 20 nativ, cow > ,,"f5 ~;
Southern steers =. 7ODs2 30. Ho;s.Eec'iptS. 49,.
head. m" mark opened strong and Joe m"h", ,iH
demand Buyer, had plenty of order ana 'nr W. ill., ~,
enough supply hand 10 around C9n~g icltV ,l
pens cleared NJ esrlv IIoev' - ;nGt3 !" bcoS
only Hight SUNNY on hnnu nhis n ory
the market very quiet tn" qNalHF n ','r''
for medium and sold At steady =, strong pi.,s "a
tiN" riNcrl - 7jdf3 % LOAD ~ S"n'h"' 80
aud llgh' lauh-. ~ 30
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-03

p,.srvFss At THE EXCHANGES.

The result " the auction market yester''' '0
the effect OF cheap money on the sales 10y o."Vi
the Court Nos % 70 26 Co.umbus-ave ana .>o7' ~"
and IA, West Sixtieth-st were advertised, but the
DEFENDANTS having setter the sales we:e alJou,r
sin. die The new stewart House, ~ irUi' q" ,
ana Fortv-frst-st.. secured new mortc"sr 49,
s.oCW with the New-York Life Insurance '0"'i'"S'
and the sui, has also been S. tied. II, 60
iTorov-itz ana II. H'rshfe!d have sold lor
William Jex to "A private party. the two ht ,.iH,,s
fats southeast corner of Park-ave ana rls"S
ninth-st plot 5iXss. for $1,000. ,,,i,
David /. F.lnsten has sold the four-s0r; D Tt
No - Maiden Lane. lot 2jx2j for S5O,pp nlH -
,he highest price that has ever been paid for prop
,rtv off of Broadway and above Pin"-st. IN size
street ., - ro,,os
Bradley to Amelia Noss thr|e-story FANNY "o"'''
80 10 West sNty-sixth-st. for Sj0.WO .,..s,
The reported sale of property on the horlnehS'
corner of Hudson and Leroy SITS. 23x69. Is contra
dic;ed by the owuer Thomes Eagieton