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Mohave County miner., 1895-02-09

The cnstom house oihcers 6nd II next
10 impossible to prevent psuper Mexl-
cans from immigrsting to the American
side. The entire household effects Of
many Of them consist only in what they
can carry in their arms. 80 that they
can ., wherever they like without diff.
entity. When caught they will declare
they have merely been visiting in the
Republic, and are returning to where
they have resided for the last ten or
fifteen yesrs.-Prospector.
Mohave County miner., 1895-02-09

The Kin2man sampling works received
and worked the following lots OF ore this
week. Frank Dewey, small lot from
White Hills; Sam Forman, small lot
from Prince Albert; Charles Gross & Co. /,
two tons rich gold ore from Csmpell /;
w. M. Daily, two tons from Vanderbilt /;
Judge Henry Schaefer, two tons from
Schaefer Treasure; W. N. Foraker, eiRh.
teen tons from the Samoan mine. The
works also shipped two carloads to the
Colorado smelters during the week.
Mohave County miner., 1895-02-09

We are informed that eastern parties
have taken bond on the cold properties
in Lost Basin owned by William Carey,
Mike Scanlon and others, and will pu,
current wheels In the river near the
mouth Of the canyon with which power
for mill and mine will be generated. A
bucket line will run from the mines Ia
the mill. As soon a. the proposition ID
put under way we will describe the mat.
ter fully.
Mohave County miner., 1895-02-09
Part Of the DsIama' Group Of h,nss N
idGho Sold.

Capt. j. D. D-lamar, the we'll known
mining operator. has parted with his
stock In the Dslsmar Rronp Of mines In
Southwestern Idaho, which was sold to
London capital in 1892. on report made
by Professor Tilden Of the Colorado
school Of mines. The Delsmsr stock is
now held in PARIS and London, three.
fonrths in the former city and one-fonrth
in the latter. 1t Ia expscted that Cap.
tain Delatnar will use his released capital
in developing his gold mines In 8 'uthern
New ida and in constructing the proposed
railro ID from these mines to connection
with the Salt Lake and Los Angeles
road, with which the D.nver Short line
will ultimately connect.
The transfer Of the Delamar stock Il
Paris was An incident OF the recent sctiv
ity in the London market, where 5000,
00J Of French capital was invested in
one week. The last report from the
Dslam .r is dated December 3l.ls04. Il
gives the details Of the work for tht
month Of November, showing the vsln'
Of gold produced to he $4j.5O4 and tn
value Of silver $2J.l87. The vslns Of tn
smelling ore reached $i2,529, maxim,
the gross earnings for the month $78,
202. All expenses for the month de
Quoted leaves profit Of $4l.188. or owe
SO per cent Of the yross receipts.
The Delsmar stock was qnoted tw'
weeks ago At $7J25 per share in the Lon
don market and Was steadily rising
There are 100000 shares. Hence tn,
Paris investment, making no allowance
for the probable advance, footed ~
$2.l6l 500.
Mohave County miner., 1895-02-09
s,issr Nine 4 Good Thing.

"A good silver mine Is about the best
investment which could he made to-day,
II bought At figure equivalent to the
deprecated value Of the metal In the
open Market" Gays the San Francisco
News Letter. Independent Of any
action Of the banditii assembled At
Washington, silver will advance In price
before long. and the movement will be
on q firm basis which will defy the action
Of uniriendly legislation to shake. Ab-
sorbed by the ssinine discussion Of the
silver question, The financial cyclists Of
this great nation seem 10 have Lost sight
Of the gradually broadening ideas on
the subject in commercial bodies on the
other side OF the Atlantic. While this
country has been talked almost to death
by wild.eyed and generally ignorant set
Of fsnsticsl theorists, the more practical
people Of the old world have formulated
policy which is we'll calculated TO en-
nance the value oi silver bullion. The
English have arranged TO mint . new
silver dollar, the weight Of which will
ne 4l6 arains, 800 fine, or the eqni 'slent
Of the Japanese yen. These dollars are
intended for circulation in the Straits
Settlements, Hong Kong, and other
markets in the Tar East. They may also
possibly be used on the east coast Of
Africa and other adjacent localities in
composition with the Mexican and Jap.
sneee dollars and, perhaps. should the
coin he success, eventually with even
the Maria Tberess dollar. The coinage
Of the new dollar has already begun in
Bombay, and notice has been siven to
the effect that merchants may freely In.
troduce silver into the mint for coinage
into the new silver dollar. paying mint.
age Of per cent. This means Tree coin.
age on Q scale which will relieve the
market Of large quantities Of silver
bullion. At the present high quotation
Of Mexican dollars in the Straits Settle
ments, it IL remnnerai,ye to introduce
the Japanese yen, but It is anticipated
that when the war between japan and
China 10 over the yen will be recalled
to Japan. This will leave room tor the
introduction Of the new British dollar
which all the hanks have undertaken
to aid in supporting. This practically >
settles the question Of gold standard
for India, and the steady value which
the new dollar will impart to the silver
will bring the metal more in favor with
the natives than IL ever was. II can bt
predicted with safety that sll the Indisr
mints will be running fnll blast very
shortly, turning out the new dollar
doing away with the rupee which hai
always been most uncertain and unre
Liable IA factor Of monetary exchange
"Another great relief will he the for
nation Of the proposed combination Il
control the disposition Of the American
|, product. All the large smelling inter
esis Of the United States we're represent
ed at the conferences which have beer
held, looking toward this end. Tha ides
wonld be for the silver smelters ant
re6ners to dispose Of their prodnc
through q central committee in New
York. The silver product IN the United
STATES and that part Of it in Mexict
which is controlled by the United State
amounts to J,UOO. .OOJ ounces year. TIT
entire product Of the world ranges from
Mohave County miner., 1895-02-09

X. G. Fisher and Charles Lynch we're
In from the G. 0. D. mine this week.
We understand they have nice streak
Of ore In their lease vn that property and
will soon make shipment to the sam.
pler.
Mohave County miner., 1895-02-09

We understand that the ore IL the bot.
tom Of the winze on the 100 level Of the
Ark mine shows an eight inch streak as.
sayiuR eight ounces gold and two hun.
dred ounces silver TO the ton. The drift
from the two hundred level will be run
in to tap this ore body.
Mohave County miner., 1895-02-09

Now is the time for prospecfors to 90
into the mountains in search Of the
precious metals. Water in abundance
can be found in ell the washes and the
heavy rains Of :he past month have
washed the mountain sides to bedrock
in many places.
Mohave County miner., 1895-02-09

Capt John White, OF Philadelphia.
and J. w. Gerritt, the enterprising min.
ing man Of Mineral Park. have bonded
the rich copper property Of W B. Ride.
nour near the Grand Canyon. We un-
derstsnd they will put men TO work on
It immediately
Mohave County miner., 1895-02-09

The O. X. mine and mill site at Gold
Basin has been bonded by capitalists and
Q ten stamp mill will be erected within
the next ninety days. Parties are ex
pecfed in blackberry daily to examine
the grounds and make report TO the
company.
Mohave County miner., 1895-02-09

NJ J. Smith has located two promising
ledges in Cedar district. One OF the
claims shows up we'll in free gold while
the other will run abont 300 ounces IN
silver to the ton. Mr.. Smith will do con-
siderable work on the claims in the
near future.
Mohave County miner., 1895-02-09

A carload Of ore from the Big mine Of
James Mnlligsn, Todd Basin, will be run
through the Ark mill 40 will also car
load Of ore from the Buckeye. II the ore
works satisfactorily several hundred tons
will be sent into the mill from these
mines.
Mohave County miner., 1895-02-09

Charles aud Frank Gross are in from
their gold claim at Cerbat. The property
10 looking 6ne and they are shipping y
small batch Of ore from il to the sampler.
Mohave County miner., 1895-02-09

The shsitiny and pumping machinery
for the Temple Bar mining company
has arrived and will be forwarded TO the
mines ~ soon ~ teams can te obtained
10 haul Il ont,
Mohave County miner., 1895-02-09

A ]. West 10 in from San Francisco
district with several tons Of concentrates
from Holmes mill. He also had small
bar Of gold bullion, the cleanup Of . three
ton lot Of ore.
Mohave County miner., 1895-02-09

Carter & BSecher are doing good work
for Mohsve county in Los Angeles and
il they succeed in some Of their under
tskings will bring in many thousands oi
dollars to this section.
Mohave County miner., 1895-02-09

One by one the gold mines Of Mohave
county are being snapped up by the
greedy speculstor. No better gold mines
ex,st than can be found in Mohsve
county.
Mohave County miner., 1895-02-09

The Empire mill in Todd Basin keeps
right on pounding out bullion and the
managers are wearing broad smiles in
consequence.
Mohave County miner., 1895-02-09

James w. MWhgel will commence
work on the Dolphin mine, upon which
he has lesee, the first Of the week.
Mohave County miner., 1895-02-09

Mohsve county 10 ON the eve Of min.
ing boom such ss was never before
known on the Pacific coast. The mines
are here 10 make the boom.
Mohave County miner., 1895-02-09
MINES Axo x,x,xe.

SILVER. ....................t I .693s
topper. 8 -
Lead. ..................... 8 VIZ
Mohave County miner., 1895-02-09

The Arizona sampling works Thursday
received twentv tons of rich concentrates
from the Ark mill
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-07-11
Skulls as Medicine.

That belief the Chinese have In tho
remedial qualities of substances forming a
part OF the human body seems to be trad
icabie. Thinking that Europeans still en-
tcrtained the same silly ideas led as much
as anything else TO the Tien-tsin mossa-
ores of 20 years ago Prehistoric man
drank from human skull, believing that
the uncanny goblet had certain potency
Not SO long ago, the skull of a suicide was
used in Caithness as a drinking Gun for
the cure of epilepsy. Even cases have been
cited when superstitious people within the
last 80 years have dug up bodies, SO as to
possess themselves of skulls for the same
purpose.
AS late as 1878, in tho official pharma-
copeiaof theLondon Collegeof Physicians,
mention Is made 'of tho skull Of q man
who had died q violent death" For CEN
turtles in the past, for the manufacture OF
certain quack nostrums, notably anoint-
ment, ground skulls were used. The med
ical books of Nuremberg of 200 years ago
always cite mumia-or the embalmsd flesh
OF mummies-as sovereign cure for GER
tain diseases. Tho Egyptian mummy was
specific for ono malady, the Toneriffe
mummy for another.-New York Times.
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BITS OF MAINE NEWS.

Owing to the wet conditions of the
track the races scheduled for Wednesday
at Old Orchard were postponed till Thurs
day forenoon.
A Masonic building association has been
organized at Biddefcrd for the purpose Of
erecting Masonic temple. The capital
stock is 500 900
News has just been received Mt Bath of
a serious affair which rucootly occurred
on the Bath schooner Georgia l.. Drake
while coming out of Galveston harbor,
Texas. The captain was ut the wheel and
dared not leave the vessel when the mate
who was forward, was viciously attacked
by one of tho sailors The second mate
started to his assistance with heavy
capstsn bar, but was disarmed and the
bar thrown overheard AT this time the
sailor drew his knife aud stabbed the mate
Just rs the captains wife coming on dc k
saw the trouble. She courageously got a
revolver and went forward, driving the
sailors before her. while they were being
ironed and chained She kept them
covered with the revolver in the hold,
where they were kept until the vessel ar
rived at her destination. The mate was
stabbed IN three places but will live,
thanks to the captains wife
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NEWS NUGGETS.
brought BY the Wires from The North. East
South and West.

Prof. J. =. Marston of Biddcfurd, Me,
was elected principal of the Manning High
school, Ipswich, Mass, Tuesday, vice c.
I'll. Baker, resigned.
The Y, P. C. U. of the United UDiver-
salist church of America, opened the sixth
national convention with a grand rally In
the Church of the Unity, Boston, Wedncs
day evening. Rev. G. i. Perrin, ID. d =,
presided.
The United States dispatch boat Dol
phin, with Assistant Secretary of the
Navy McAdoo and family on board. left
Boston, Wednesday, for Portsmouth and
Bar Harhor, stopping mt Magnolia, where
Mr. McAdoo and family will land.
Rose Sim, 10 years old. of West 9th
street, New York, was shot IN the head.
Wednesday, and instantly killed. at goth
street and 10th avenue. Michael Nc
Gowan, the alleged murderer, escape A
general alarm has been sent out for his
arrest.
Captain Jefferson A. Samm of the
United States revenue cutter service. re-
ported resigned, has not resigned active
service, but has received 80 days Ieave
from the command of the cutter Morrill,,
orders after 40 years service In the navy
and revenue service.
Stcamlightcr Ben Harrison Of Glouces-
ter, Captain Orenalis. loaded with stone
for Bradford Mass, struck the pier ut
Deer Island bridge, just above Newbury-
port, Wednesday. and sank. The crew
were saved. The vessel is completely
covered with water at high tide. except
Der smokestsck and hosting apparatus
but can probably be unloaded into lighters
at low tide.
Steamer Massachusetts while going
through the sound, Monday night, 10
Now York during dense fog, ran into
the schooner "A. Taylor Of Calais, Me, at
anchor of Gull island. The schooner is
lumber laden or she would have gone
down. Her head gear and cutwater were
carried away and she is full of water. She
was towed to New London by tho Massa-
chusetts. The captain fled protest,
Tuesday.
A strike Of the power loom ingram car
pet weavcrs to secure an advance ia Wages
OF u per cent, was inaugurated at Phil
adclphia Wednesday, The employees Of a
majority OF the manufactures In the dis
trict embraced in the jurisdiction Of the
Power Iron Weavcrs' Protective Assooia-
tion left their looms This action was
taken after the employers had refused an
advance. The strike is the result of a con.
ference, May 2S, by delegates from 90 mills.
The district embraced In the strike is very
large, and the exact number Of persons
unemployed and number of mills affected
Is not yet known
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1aigs Remnebes 9oarnaL
CALENDAR COMING EVENTS.
RkliRlOul.

July ls-24-Pentecostal campmeeting. Old
July 27-Aug. 12--Christian Alliance Camp
meeting, Old Orchard.
Aug. 4-is-Peuobsccts Spiritual Temple Camp
Aug. s-ls-Kennebec Valley Campmeeting
Richmond
Aug. 1o-ls-spiritualist Campmeeting, North
Aug. l2-1s-salvation Army Campmeeting.
Old Orchard.
Aug. l5-25-MechanicF Falls Advent Campneet-
Aug. is-24-Methodist Campmeeting, Old Or
chard.
Aug. ig-2l-Methodist Campmeeting, North
Arson.
Aug lg-24-Campmeetine at NobIeboro.
Aug. 26-3i-Campine Getting at East Livermore.
Aug. 27-Piscataquis Baptist Association Milo.
Aug. 25-Washington Baptist Association,
Calais.
Sept. 3--Lincoln Baptist Association, Belfast
Sept. 3-5-Christisn Endeavor Convention
Houlton.
Sept S--Hancock Baptist Association, La
Sept. 4--Damariscotta Baptist Association,
Jefferson.
Sept. IL oxford Baptist Association, North
Sept I7-ls-Eree Baptist state Convention.
Auburn.
Sept H. Bowdoinham Baptist Association,
Yarmouth.
Sept. 2l--Cumberland Baptist Association,
Sanford
Sept. 25--York Baptist Assoc iation. Goodwin's
Oct. l--Maine Free Baptist Anniversary, Oh
Town.
Temperance.
July 16-Sagadahoc w. C. T. T., Richmond.
Aug. 25-Sep 3--General Temperance Meetings.
Educational,
July 6-13-Greenacre Conference of Evolution
lists, Eliot
July s-ll-Americsn Institute of Instruction,
July 2'-Aug. l0-Northern New England Sun
day School Assembly and Maine Chautauqua
Union, Eryeburg.
July 24-3g-Good VIII Assembly Tor Boys,
Good win Farm, East Fairfield.
July 29-Aug. 25-Esstern New England Chsu-
tanqua Assembly, Ocean Park.
Ang. 1929 -Piscataquis Teachers Association,
Aug. A-24--Chautauqua Assembly, Northport.
Grange.
Aug. 6--Oxford Pomona Grange. West Minot.
Aug. 6-W aldo Pomona Grange, Monroe.
Aug. 7--Androscoggin Pomona Grange, Wales.
Aug. 8--York Pomona Grange, East Water
boro.
Aug. 2t--Penobscot Pomona Grange, East
Bradford.
miscellaneous.
July 1s-Convention Of Maine Dentists. Ban
Aug. s-AnnuaI Reunion 2srd Maine Regiment,
South Paris.
Aug. l8-Annual Reunion Goth Maine Regi-
ment. Northport.
Aug. 13-15-AnHual Meeting Eleventh Maine
Reg!mental Association, Bangor.
Aug. H-Annual Meeting Andres coggin Val
lev Veteran Association, East Livermore.
Aug. B-lj--Annual Reunion Eleventh Maine
Infantry. Bangor.
Aug. I2-i6-State Muster at Augusta.
Aug. 2G-23--Eastern Maine State Fair, Bangor.
Aug. N-Litchileld Centennial Celebration.
Aug. 23-Annual Reunion 24th Maine Regi-
ment, Gardner.
Aug. 3l-State Convention Deaf Mutes, Port
land.
Sept i1-Poland Centennial Celebration.
Sept. 2-6-Aaine State Fair Lewiston.
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TRACK AND STABLE GOSSIP.

The Calais Driving Park Association
VIII offer $3.50 In addition to the three
minute class already guaranteed for its
iail meeting on September 3 and 4. East
port VIII offer similar purses and classes
TO be trotted the last week In August
ST. John. n. b, will do the same. max
ing circuit. The races at st. John will
occur after the races at st. Stephen which
Will be on September 10 and IL.
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LIKE OTHER CUBAN BATTLES.
A Fierce Fight Reported But Only Three MGR
We're Seriously Hurt.

Santiago de Cuba, July 10.-Gen. Nav
AFRO reports having attacked and dis
lodged from its position an insurgent band
under command of the rebel leader Vic
toriano Garzon. This leader held strong
position at the Alto de Villalon and his
band greatly outnumbered the troops I'M
der Navarro.
The battle was desperately waged. Gar
ION was finally compelled to retreat with
heavy losses, Garaon himself being
wounded. The government troops are in
pursuit Of the rotreating band Navar-
ro's loss was very light, only three men
being seriously wounded
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A FATAL QUARREL.
Two Friends Quarrel While Drinking and Ore
Kills the Other.

Bridgeport, CT, July 10 Peter Whit
ter killed William Butler at Trumbnll.
tonight. Butler helped Winter at hay
lug, and, tonight, they began drinking
and quarrelled. Butler struck Winter in
the face with his fist and Winter grabbed
club and struck Butler ON the stomach
and head knocking the latter unconscious,
Winter then hitched up a horse and
started for Bridgeport, but on the way
Butler died. Winter gave himself up
Winter is a farmer, 80 years old, and
married Butler was %, unmarried, and
quarreIsome when drunk.
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BOUND FOR BAR HAa8OR.
The North Atlantic Squadron Will Have Its
Usua! Summers Outing.

Washington, July 10-The North At
lantic squadron is under orders to assem-
bic ut New York about August t. Tho
ships will go cast along the coast as far as
Bar Harbor, returning to New York
about Sept /. Naval drills and evolutions
will be held in the vicinity of New York
during September and October after
which the squadron will so to Hampton
Roads
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-07-11

The wild men of Maine" at the Nor
ridgewock Jail are proving to be more
profitable boarders for the jailer than the
best guests at the summer hotels. The
Yankee iailer has hung out shingle,
Ten Cents Admission and still the
people flock in from all the country round
about, TO get peep at the giant "
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-07-11

Among the people from this city who
are in Boston attending the Christian En-
deavor meeting are Mrs. Frank L. Ames-
bury, Miss May Parshley, Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph King, Miss Gilmore Mitchell, Rev.
F. D. George. Miss Bertha Church, Miss
Cora Low. Ralph King. Miss Kate Far
rlngton, Miss Emma Gould. Miss Mabel
Moore, Miss Pearl Moore, Miss Wealthy
Ware and Miss Dora Morrell
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-07-11

O.-What is Gardiner?
A.-The chief distributing point
for the retail Boot and Shoe BUST
ness in ri aine
C.-What store can you find the
best goods and lowest prices.
A.-kt n. X. NeWbert * SON OF
course.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-07-11

G. X. Howe took John Lord and Messrs
Turnbull and Valentine of the Spring
field, Mass, armory. down Cobbosseecon-
tee lake, yesterday, in his steam launch
Estelle. to the Outlet and served them a
fine dinner which the Massachusetts men
greatly enjoyed.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-07-11

About 30 went from here to Boston.
Wednesday, to the Y. =. S, c. e conven-
tion. special car was taken on the fore
noon express, which was to take the party
through to Hoston without change. The
car had been, during the forenoon quite
deliberately decorated by the enthusiastic
members of the local society. The decora-
tions were III charge of Miss 6. Alice Os-
borne, who was chairman Of the com
mittee for the work. and consequently
the greater part of the work fell to her
lot. ". f. Kcnnison also assisted very
much in the undertaking The decora.
tions were not confined to the outside of
the car but on the interior as well.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-07-11

G. NJ. Sawyer has opened real estate
and employment office at 1l5 Main street,
in the Eden block. Mr.. Sawyer also at
tends to the renting of houses, collecting
of rents and other matters of like nature
Read bis advertisement in another col
umn.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-07-11

Sea Moss Farine. Tooth
some, Nutritious, Econom-
iCal 25ct. package makes
10 quarts various dessert
dishes. Receipts with each
package. Write for Fairy
Story Book, illustrated.
Buy Farine of allGrocers,
or package mailed OH re-
ceipt of IS cents.
Lyon Manufacturing Co,
10 Soutn Fifth ST. Brooklyn, N. K.
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SHORTER CATECHISM.
GOD BLESS OUR BUSINESS |

O.-Whati is the moral?
A.-No need of a pile driver to rub
in the moral. They get up more
Stock and Style for less morey
than others or they would not get
the large trade they are having.
apr20eod3m
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Ca,t,a Receipts and Quotations.
AMOUNT of live stock on the markets at Brigh-
, and at Wa ertown:


Prices for market beef-A few choice, sos;
extra $550d5.75; first quality, S5G5.25; sec
ond quality, s4G475; third quality, S3G375.
Prices for store catt!c-Wortlns oxen, 2
pair, SjtGlll; farrow cows, sl06n22; fancy
cows s5Ut70; mich cows and calves, s206+S;
ycarlings, $SGl6; 2-year-olds, $l2G22; 9year-
olds, So Co..
Western fat swine-Live, 1905 &c; northern
dressed hogs, SIC 4 ID.
Prices for sheep and lambs-In lots, 50, SO 50
(p3 each extra, 3.50G5 or 29jc y II; lambs,
5G613c; veil calves, 2i2dg5c.
Prices for hides tallow and STANDARDIZATION
hides, 1tes;sc z NJ Brighton tollow, 8JGic p
ID, country hides. 6laW1c q 10; country tallow,
3@2i3c y n; wool pelts, none; calf skins,
k5c,6Sl.3j each; sheared skins l0e3Jc; lamb
skins, 20Ga5c, dairy skins, 50dGso.
Cattlc-The movement Ia beef cattle was not
extensive. The western We're largely for OK.
port, a few however, were bDugh6 up by
butchers, but the prices have not changed, and
4lpjc ]. W. would cover all dispoSdls. Country
cattle have not improved in price, and sales
light.
Mich cows and sprin2ers-S Sales from S2OfIS:
fancS, $oHd6S.
Live poutry-Not over one ton. Hens 1T
loo. Chickens, lac 4 h.