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.thr-ds'ectiv ait. while the
brindie is ccstniir IN hia delight. Nell
Their believes in the other. and after a
weeks phyfleai ana mental ncqualnt-
unce they are further apart than they
were In the beginning / don't know
whether II Ia the butchers innusucs the
meat OF the original sin that exists ln
dogs but the result IN az once curious
and undesirable when Queenstown
was sighted. caught ~ Alexander
hid him under my old travelling cloak
and took him on the deck a. see old
ireland and 10 appreciate his liking for
a. lie had a blnac air that would have
been the Joy Of q phrvCnu. Evidently
b. doesn't hope 10 have pleasant time
while he ~ there. Tor a berries OF proc
longed walls makes u necessary for me
10 take him back 20 hia friend the
butcher was a0 provoked that Of
fcfcd extra ducats 10 that butcher II ne
would rlvc Alexander the srundcst
thraahlnr be- ever had IN bis life. At
this nii the other dogs Erinnod. and the
butcher looked happy.
quite cnvicd my friend her cxperi-
cnco with her dog since ! fully believe
dog knows a great deal moro than he
IL credited with knowing You mnyn't
believe II. but know "a dog who would
rather cat black headed pins than tho
liver wing Of the finest chicken thnt
ever grew. I know another dog who be-
HAYES In naughty fashion simply 20
get whipping. lie likes H. Il makcl
him get no end u sympathy from thu
women OF the family. while the maids
howl az the master for being such n
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brute Of haste as to lay a hand upon
that little chap" Then he gets bits OF
buns. and, although he richly deserv "a
the whipping. he has much better
time than n ne had gone without Il and
been mere ordinary pup, quite un-
derstand uau N hat d. meant when peo-
pie say "ua sick ag dog" for the tx
prcHulnn on a dCg'a face when he %
sick il hoartbreaking. he looks az you
and makes great effort 10 tell you
whore the pain N placed. while he sends
forth bowls that signify the kind "
medicines he deserves Genernlzlur he
doesn't care much for castor oil. II re-
qulrcs three persons of great strength
10 administer u dose NJ thla oily mis-
ture TO him, one holds his head hacS
ma his mouth open, the other holds his
nose 30 that he cannot Hnln ID out.
while the third person, brave creature.
rokpH in the spoon which contains the
llmpld liquld aud then quickly shuts
his mouth, "a that to get his breath Il
becomes necessary for him to swallow
tho healthy stun or die. Usually he
takes the medicine but afterward he
looks al you with an aEgricved air and
an day long he walks around saying -
his own dog fashion. ~ wouldn't have
thought this OF YOU" until you ass
ashamed.
There are some things 10 be ashamed
OF, but giving a dos q nice healthy,
smooth dose OF oil Isn't one OF them,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-10
Settling the Bridegroom.

II takes "a bhght woman 10 rehuke an.
other womens rudeneas, a general
statement borne out by the following
story a lady entered railway train
and took scat In front Of newly
married couple. She was scarcely seat
cd before they began 60 pass remarks
about her. Her last years bonnet and
cloak were fully criticised, with more or
less giEgllng on the brides part. ana
come next N the lady had not put a
sudden stop 10 the conversation by q
bic " strategy. She turned her head,
notictd that the bride was considerably
older than the groom and In the smooth
est OF tones said.
Madam, viii you please ask yoir
son 20 close the window behind your
The ''son" closed his mouth. and the
bride no longer glggled.
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NATIVE WOMEN OF
TIE PHILIPPINES,
They Are Rather Pretty and Exceedingly
Picturesque, but Are Not Over
burdencd With Intellect


lCopyfight iSsl
The DARK eyed women VI the Islands
which Dewey and Merritt have conquer
ed are % many races Thoae u the
coast cities are OF either spanish or
Portuguese, native or half caste blood.
Those u European and native par ntaEe
are what Il known ~ meetisoa and are
the most beautiful and Intelligent Of all
the island women.
These have most picturesque fntb,
consisting OF long silk skirt with a
bodice woven Of the fbefs Of the pine
apple plant and beautifully embroidered
with white silk. Many Of the mostlzoa
are quite well on and have n distinctive
arlstocracy Of their own. for the halt
caste women are disdainod By the Span
lsh and Portuguese ladies. who decline
TO have anything at all to do with them.
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his bill. but he prctcnds TO melt and 10
somewhat overcome by reductions %
their past beautiful friendship o. the
frenzicd family protests It's inability 10
pay and describes It's general condition
Of anguish. Finally. as u mnkine n
great concession. the Chluaman offers
10 cancel the debt n the lady Of his
heart viii consent 20 change her mind.
The girl at nrnt declines, but the
thought Of her parents In n debtors
prison does lts deadly work. and John.
on the case being stated TO him quite
amiahiy agrees 20 become Christian
II that an that stands between him
and happiness.
lie IL baptized by tho village cure.
and nftor being fully received Into the
church the wedding Il properly sol
emnlzcd. and ever aitcrward. ~ rule.
he makes a very easy, good naturod
and generous husband.
CAROLINE wETHERELL
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Another Woman Explorer.

II II universally Acknowledged that
English women are brave and enter
prlhlng' Miss Mary Kingsley Is n notn-
bic Instance, but another lady has Join
ed the ranks OF feminine explorers Her
name II Miss HASTE, and the sphere Of
her operations win be the south sea IT,
lands In general ana the Solomon lsef
whore cannihnls exist. In particular IL
N TO be hoped that Miss Haste VIII
keep a detailed journal OF her doinR+
In the words of contemporary French
journalist Young English women arc
afraid OF nothing"
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Working Women OF Germany.

Frauleln Marie Heller. who has re-
Gently opened an employment bureau
for women In Berlin. has been reading
paper TO German audience on 'fha
Risht of the Modern Woman TO work"
She said that the woman who could do
a littl' Of everything, but nothing thor
oughly, would ma herself unable 10
earn living, ana she dwelt with EN-
phasis on the Importance Of early pro-
fesnionhi training, In support OF her
main principle Frauleln Heller quoted
Prince Hlsnarck'a declaration In the
reichsiag u recognize Internationally
the rlghl TO labor and shall enforce IL
as Ions as ! remain In this place"
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Bah PRAISES OUR
CANINE FRIENDS,
Observations Upon the Character of Dogs
of Divers Degrees Under Trying
and Other Conditions,

anguish lie must be- n biz ~ a gossip
and tell them how sick Lady This was
ana how rough and coarse Lady That
was. Unless were paid a salary twice
that given 10 the president Of the Unit
cd states 1 would decline TO be ships
surgeon. for his woes aro many and hll
pleasures are few.
Soon after the brindic pup was sick
word came that q baby had been born
In the atoofaFo ana we all went down
20 see Il. II was a funny looking little
baby. with H. big. black eyes wide open
and n mop of curly hair. Its nationality
was doubtful IT, mother was French.
IT, father Italian. We were getting
near Queenstown, and u was born I'M
der the iiritiah ilaE, when the coilec-
ton was taken up everybody gave
somcthlng-eve the aeaalck grew gem
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A Shawl Of Cat Fur.

Tho shawl Of shawis belongs 10 tho
Duchess OF Northumberland. II former
ly belonged TO Charles X OF France and
was manufactured entirely from the fur
OF Persian cats, Many thousands Of
catsklns We're utilized. and the weay-
ing occupied some years. The shawl
measures eight yards square, but 10 30
fine that Il can be compressed Into the
space II large coffee cup.
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gowns which the Duchess OF Marlbor-
ough orders TO be made from time TO
time IN Paris, some Partisan drcrsnak-
or has named one Of the new fall wraps
the Marlborough
queen Victoria posscsges the most
varied collection Of canes " any woman
In the world, one entire room OF her
private suit Is said to be stocked with
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while al work, one factory made a
saving In olgar consumption By em-
ploycea 90 $4,000 In 10 years. as II rs
estimated male employees use three
etf aa nn Cfiimrfc, costs 81 a week,
s2,iQo q year, and in 10 years over $780,
oOO
owing to the number OF handsome
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gowns and the wToathu OF flowers about
the head or waist make a picturesque
costume, The feet are always bare.
II Is said that most Of the clFnr mnk-
ers In Detroit AT present are girls. Man
ufaciurers claim that the change nom
male help Is satisfactory, as the girls
are more prompt, more cleanly and do
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these special Sits, Whenever she ex-
preasea her intention OF attending a
function of any kind her friends cons
slider II hitting to send her another cane.
Every anniversary she Is forced TO Ac-
knowledge a score or more oil them.
IL Ia interesting 20 note that some peo-
pie have strenuously opposed them
selves TO photography as u means Of
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most live In the water. consequently
are scrupulously clean. Their dispose
lions ore gentle, and they have the soft
anguuroua ways so charming and so
characteristic Of the women Of tropical
cllmes, The soft, loose. brightly eolored
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being perpetuated. The ex-Empress
Eugenle has not been photographed for
nearly 20 years, nor has MIR. Ruakln'
Marie Corelli has never sat before tho
camera, and AIR. John Hare has only
one known representation ~ hlmH't'
which was taken after q Performance
ut Balmoral at the express wish OF tie
queen.
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TOPICS FOR WOMEN

The hair caste Ranaias are the most
attractive women TO be found In the
Hawaiian Islands. They have clear.
brown compilations, small plump ng-
ures black hair. dreamy dark eyes and
beautiful white, strong teeth. They al
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1898-01-01
TRINITY PARISH
Services and Meetings Next Week.

At the Parish Church.
SUNDAY-January I'd, 1898.
500 a. m.-Holy Communion.
1880 a. m.-Mornlng. Prayer and Sermon by
Rev. @. w. Bispham
1900 m.-Holy Communion
1880 p. m.-Evening Prayer and Sermon by
the Rector
Week Day Services.
500 p. m.-Daily Evening Prayer.
WEDNESDAI-Januar 5th.
1880 a. m.-Morning Prayer and Litany.
THCRSDAY-January 9Th. Feast of
The Epiphany.
11:00 a. m.-Holy Communion.
FRIDAY-January It'll.
500 p. m.-Teachers Meetings,
At the Parish House-160 Temple Street.
SUNDAY-January I'd, 1898.
2:30 p. m.-Sunday School, Women's and
Mems Bible Glasses.
TUBSDAY-January 4th.
300 p. m.-Women's Church Missionary So
1880 p. m.-Young Women's Guild.
THURSDAY-January 9th.
nevolent Society.
1880 p. m.--Girls' Calisthenic Class
SATURDAY-January Sth.
1890 a. m.--Parish Sewing School.
Office Hours af the Clergy, 4-5 p. IN.
AT the Parish House, 100 Temple street.)
The Rector-Thursdays, Fridays.
The Rev. Mr.. Scovile-Mondays, Tuesdays,
Wednesdays, Thursdays and SATURDAYS.
The Rev. Mr.. Bispham-Fridays.
Deaconess' Office Hours, 301 George St,
Mondays, Tuesdays and Wednesdays, to
p. m. Thursdays, Fridays and Satur-
days, IL to IL a. M.
st. Paul's Church.-Festival of the Cir.
cumcision, January. list; Morning Prayer
and Holy Communion, 10 a. IN Second
Sunday after Christmas, Litany and Holy
Communion $3.50 a. m.; Morning Prayer,
Sermon and Holy Communion, 1870 a. M
Sunday school and Bible classes, 2:15 D. M
Evening Prayer and Sermon, 1880 D. w.
Brotherhood of st. Andrew $3.50 p. m.
First Methodist Episcopal Church. Rev.
Melville B. Chapman, D. D., pastor.-10: 30
Holy Communion and reception of members
1900. Sunday school. 2:30, Chinese school.
$3.50, Epworth league. 1880, the pastor will
preach. You are cordially invited.
Epworth Methodist Episcopal Church,
Rev. Bertrand NJ. Triple. PASTORAL 1880
a. M, reception of members, baptism, and
holy communion. AT 1880 p. M, divine SER
vice and preaching by the Rev. @. ], North.
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Thousands suffer from Catarrh or cold
in head and have never tried the popu-
lar remedy. There is no longer any
excuse, as a 10 cent trial size Of Ely IS
Cream Balm can be had of your drug
gist or we mail 1t for 10 cents. Full size
80 cents.
ELY BROS, So Warren ST., N. Y. City.
A friend advised me to try Ely's
Cream Balm and after using 1t six
weeks I believe myself cured of catarrh.
1t is q most valuable remedy.-Joseph
Stewart, 624 Grand Avenue, Brooklyn,
N. Y. d28 cod 1tw
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D. D: Sunday school, at IL o'clock, Young
Peoples Prayer Meeting at $3.50 p. M.
Church of the Messiah, Orange street,
near Elm, Rev. W. I. Diekegman, pastor
sfTces S for aauary sss a&SO service a
1880 p. M, Individualism and State Social
ISM"
First Baptist Church, wooster Place.
Rev. Addison Moore, pastor.-Serylces on
Sunday, January "a, 1898, as follows: 1890
per- 1900 O'clock, Bible school. $50 p. M,
Y. p. s. q. II. prayer meeting. 1870 p M,
Christmas music repeated; Miss Sigourney,
violinist, and chorus choirs; sermon by the
pastor. All seats free.
Grace Methodist Episcopal Church, How
ard avenue and Portsea street,-At 1850
a. M, the Sacraments administered and
persons received into membership. AT
1880 D.. nj, sermon by. the pastor, Rev. Or.
Chadwick. Bible study at IL M. Epworth
League service at 615 p. m. Preaching
every night during the Week of Prayer.
| Plymouth Church, corner Of Chapel street
and Sherman avenue, the Rev. VIM w;
McLane,. D. p, ,pastor.-Dlyine worship and
m. Young peoples meeting $3.50. vesper
| song service and sermon on "A Midnight
Cry 7:3o p. m.
The United Church: Rev. T. 7. Munger,
pastor; Rev. Frederick Lynch assstan!
by communion; DR.. Munger will preach
Sunday school at II O'Clock. Y. z. s. G. L.
| In the chapel at 6:15. Evening service un
| der the auspices OF the Mems Club, at 1880
the club; subject: 'SThe Lessons Of His
tory"
! Davenport Church, Wooster Square, Rev
| Geo. Foster Prentice, Professionalism
service conducted by Mr.. Prentice. Sunday
school at noon. Y. p S. G. d. 6:S0 p. M
Center Church: Rev. Newman Smyth
/ n N - 1A,g0
| ternoon devotional service, o'clock
The Church Of the Redeemer. Orange
street, corner Wall: Watson Lyman Phil
| lips, b. D., pastor; Harry e. Peabody. as
sistant pastor; Thomas 9. Shepard, organ ryan
| a, M and 7:30 p m. Sunday school al
IL IN. Young Peoples Society of Christian
| Endeayor, $3.50 p. m. At welcome Hail.
| Oak street, Sunday school at 3 p. IN. Cos
pei meeting at 1880 p m, conducted BY
] Mr.. Peabody. tt
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Couldn't Estimate Its Value.

DR.. Agnew's Cure for the Heart never
fails. 1t relieves In 80 minutes; 1t cures,
1t is a beacon light to lead you back to
health W. H. Musselman of G.. A. r.,
Weissport, Pa, says: 1.-TWO bottles of DR..
Agnew's Cure for the Heart entirely cured
me Of palpitation and smothering spells Its
value cannot be estimated. / feel like q
new man." Sold by q. A. Gessner, e. Hew.
lit e Co-33 ct
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NJ. SONNENBERG PIANO CO.
Were fortunate In securing % more Of
the wonderful Eagle graphophones.
They furnish complete evenings en-
tertainment. Price $40 and $12. Five
hundred records to select from. Call at
M. SONNENBERG PIANO CO.,
d24 If SOL Chapel street.
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BUY THE WONDERFUL GRAPHIC
PHONE
For Christmas present. 1t talks,
sings and plays. AS an entertainer 1t
has no equal. Price $40 and s12 A
large stock of records received to-day.
M. SONNENBERG PIANO CO.,
d24 If SOL Chapel street.
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VISITING FROM SARATOGA.

Miss Hester MACPHERSON of Saratoga
is spending the Christmas and New
Years holidays with Mr.. ana Mrs. An
gus MACPHERSON og "a Chestnut street,
this city.
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II. B. NEWTON s. CO.,
JUST RECEIVED
Investment Bankers, S6 Orange Stree

JUST RECEIVED
At the Litchfield Milk and Cream store. No.
2 Whitney avenue: Old fashioned Buck
wheat Flour for sale at &c per Id; extra
fine Print Butter for 25c ID; Native Pota-
toes, extra nice; Native Salt Pork; fresh
Country Eggs for 35c; extra fine Russell APP
pies; Pop Corn. etc, etc. For good country
products you want to go to
e. III. CLARK, No. 2 Whitney Avenue.
Stamps and Coupons. Telephone 1894
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Agents, Attention /!

The Standard Incandescent Light CO. Of
New York wants experienced hustling
agents to handle the Standard Incandescent
Lamps and Nantes, which are superior to
al a. Others Our prices will knock others out.
ties. Apply to STANDARD INCANDES-
CENT LIGHT CO., 1924 Grown street,
New Haven Conn ia1 If
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January Investments.

VU"UU "VSSt''fSHEe0'
New Haven Water Co. stock.
New York & New Haven RR. Co. stock.
Southern New England Telephone stock.
Swift & Company per cent. stock.
Danhury & Bethel Street RR. stock.
Beech Greek RR. Co. guaranteed stock.
Norwich Street Railway LIST mtg. per
cent. Gold bonds.
New London Gas & Electric Co. list mtg.
Gold SIS.
Town of Bristol, Conn.,, per cent. bonds
of 1927.
Boston & New York Air Line LIST mtg
SIS of 1905.
Lynn g. Boston RR. list mtg. Gold SIS of
1924
Bridgeport Traction Co. 1st mtg. Gold SIS
of 1923.
For sale by
IL. B. NEWTON & CO..
Investment RankerS Sc Orange Street
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Patent Stove Brick Last Longest. d.
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CORN SHELLERS.
SELL as fast as they she'll Stand the
racket and run lightly. Complete with
separator and screen, $3.50. No better
Shelter built for $3.50.
jail 3 5 LINSLEY G. LIGHTBOURN.
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FARM WAGONS.
THE Big Agricultural Warehouse has nat
urally become the principal outlet for the
standard Farm Wagon Of the world-"The
Mllhurn." Look at them.
LINSLEY & LIGHTBOURN,
ia1 5 --..,,,.-.ss,s.s az and 30 broadway
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THE NEW HAVEN COUNTY N Al.
TT(lNAL RANK All sS
THENEW HAVEN SAVINGS BANK

Interest at the rate Of four per cent per
annum will be credited deposftors for fha
six months ending December 31st; 1897, i'll.
ing in amount two thousand dollars, md III
the4TAteQGf thrae per cent per annum vp0n
the excess of two thousand dollars, payahIH
on and after January LIST, 1898. Deposits
made in this Bank on or before january
10th, 1898, will commence to draw intsrest
January 1st.
ROBERT A. BROWN, Treasurer
New Haven, December 31st. 1897 ia1 81
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LOST,

LOST,
BETWEEN Brewery and Orange streets, a
gold belt studded with stones. A reward
II delivered to Mrs g. L. SMEDLEY,
jail It 1855 Brewery street.
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BOARD OF RELIEF.

IN ~ I3OhINI " II IGlIlzI10 y -
The Board Of Relief of the City and Town
will meet at their Office, No. s, City Hall,
on Monday, January 3D., 1893, at ,cl6ck
a. M, and by adjournment on every WeeS
day until January ed, inclusive, also on
Monday, Wednesday, Friday and Saturday
evenings, January 18th, 10th, 21st and ed,
for the purpose of hearing any appeals that
may be made from the dolngs Of the Board
Of Assessors
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GHaa1rts.

WANTED,
POSITION BY experienced grocery clerk:
dS0 7t+ G., This once
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MECHANICS BANK OF NEW HA-
VEN, CONN.

CHAs. H. TRowBRIDGE,
jail 1t Cashier.
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D. D, Sunday school at IL o'clock, Young

IT
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-02-01
curing a fine cabinet for the general

curing a fine cabinet for the general
delivery.
Company F, n. G. u, of Manti, I'M
derwent inspection on Saturday night.
Brigadier General John Q. Cannon
came down from Salt Lake for that
purpose. He is well pleased with the
record of the boys in blue, during the
short time they have been enrolled in
the guard.
Several of the mayors of the various
towns of the county met at ManJi for
the purpose of arriving at some under
standing as to the ACCESSIBILITY of the
towns joining together in the revision
of their city ordinances, to conform
to the new code. No definite action
was taken.
Dancing parties for the benefit OF the
missionary fund have been the rule in
the past, and will be followed by 9TH
ers during the coming month. One OF
the first parties to be given will be for
the benefit of Peter Westenskow, Who
leaves shortly for mission to New
Zealand.
Sheriff Judd was called to Spring
City yesterday, whittier he went TO tax
young Joseph D. Alfred to the asylum
at Provo. This is the second time mat
the young man has been sent there.
What makes it all the more sad, is the
fact that he has a young wife and
child.
County Recorder Aldrich reports that
only three annual proofs of labor have
so far been filed in his office apon the
numerous mining claims of Sanpete
county.
County Clerk Grover of Juab county,
called at the county seat on business
for a short time today.
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Chicago. Jan. 31.-Cattle-Sales We're on
basis of 3.S6d5.25 for common to fair
dressed beef steers. up too 5.25a5.5G for
strictly choice 10 fancy shipping cattle.
The bulk of the offerings went for 400
$40. and exporters were pretty good buy
ers at Z. 1865. butchers cattle, 3-10Q4.35;
calves. 6.25aTO0 for the best grades; stock
ers and feeders 5.5e04.51.
HOgs-The extreme range Of prices for
hogs We're 365d3.95; hogs sold largely at
3szlal,3.90. and pigs went chiefly at $3.50
c7c
Sheep We're wanted at 3.000S.5O for in
ferior TO common. up to 4.5OG46O for
choice focks fed western fetching $3.50
40; lambs sold freely at 4-2545.6D and
yearlings sold at 4501t5.00.
Receipts-Cattle. 1900; hogs. 10000;
snapn II nnl-
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LONDON wooL SALES.
Poor Selection offered, But Prices
Fully Maintained.

London, Jan. S1-At the auction sales Of
wool today there were offered $50 bales,
COMPRISING a poor selection. Prices how
ever were fully maintained. American
operators bought a few parcels of Gee
long greasy marked "COugboal at Is.
and New Zealand marked Leslie Hills
at 101sd. the only Offering suitable TO their
wants. Sales in detail:
New South Wales 1900 bales; secured,
10dG1s sd: greasy 6dM9l2d-
Queensland. 1.45O bales; secured, Is 2d9
Is gid; greasy. 614dGSd.
Victoria. 100 bales; secured, Is I'd;
greasy. 715d01s-
GSi5d
West Australia. 100 bales; secured.
10Isdd1s I'D: greasy 5dG9d.
New Zealand 2S00 bales; secured, I'D
ais; greasy. 6l2dGl0l2d.