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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-30
BEARDED
WOMEN.

Designing men, through alluriug and cum
ringlv worded advertisements constantly
endeavor to work upon the feelings of sick
and aiing women by inviting them 'towrite
to a 7eODlan Cd and secure lCODlaR'S SYM
Dathv.n 1t is we'll TO remember that the
best sympathy is TO be had at home and not
from strangers, perhaps hundreds of miles
distant The object of the sick Is to get well,
and however precious sympathy may be, It
never vet cured a seriously afflicted woman.
While the sympathy Of youI inilhner or
dressmaker might be appreciated and be
inst as beneficial, if not more so, than SYM
pathv from a stranger, yet II can not effect
your cure if YOU are an ailing woman.
1t is loudly proclaimed through the press
that "a woman can best understand a
voman's ailments and on this ground SICK
aud oct the benefit Of a woman's advice.
The sort Of understanding Of her ailments
wanted by a sick woman is a trained medi-
cal understanding If a woman has TINS
trained medical knowledge she understands
voruan's ailments not as UoWdH OUT as
b6VsfcfqH. If she is not a doctor she cannot
understand the ailments at all, ana cannon
treat them successfully, because she lacks
the necessary training.
As far as known, there is no regularly
qualified woman physician connected win
any proprietary iUtNlNiAN up N-"A'y
signed for woruen--no one, therefore quail
fed by learning and experience to advise
ON questions of disease and its cure.
II is certain that there IS no one, man or
woman connected with any put up
medicine for women excepting only DR..
pierce's Favorite Prescription, who, like
Dr. pierce. is regular GRADUATES; and quail
6ed musician. and who has, like him, de.
..o,sd more than thirty years TO the special
study and and treatment Of diseases Of women
For more than thirty years Dr. X ".
Pierce regularly graduate, Doctor has has
been chief consulting physician OF the
Invalids' Hotel and Surgical Institute, OF
Bngalo y. Y On his staff are nearly a
score Of regularly graduated, experienced {. need
skilled physicians, each OF whom Is Spsv-
;alist in his chosen class Of diseases. nv
s r,, letter addressed TO Dr. Pierce as above
has prompt conscientious attention is re re-
garded as sacredly confidential and Is an
swered in plain envelope 50 your private
affairs are kept safe from prying eyes
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-30
nIrn IN DANVILLE.
4 New York Millionaire inventor
Was lie Miiier'

DANVIrIE. VA. November 2s.-Gpe-
ciaD-CharIes Gorton. a millionaire IN
ventor. OF New York. died here at
o'clock this afternoon at the Hotel West
moreland Of pneumonia. Mr.. Gorton was
president of the GortOn LidgerWOou
company. dealers in steam-heatng appa-
ratus. of which he was patentee he Wa1
on a tour Of thu South, accompanied py
Lis wife when he was taken III az Sldun-
ton with symptoms Of pneumonia ne
came ON 10 Danyille, however, arriving
here ON Saturday last. since when une
he had been H. The body was prepared
for burial and will be shipped 10 Ne"
York tomorrow.
\ man ans wering very closely the de-
scriptl0n of William J.. Miller, the inhl-
tive head Of the now notorious Franklin
syndicate. Of New York, arrived on lnes-
dav morning on an early train from Ken
m0nd. and left for the South soon after
ward on the vssubuled flyer. The man
had a broken hose and his apparel ana
other details Of his appearance auswerei
the description Of the daring hnancltr.
lie was accompanied by woman, closely
Vel a. and during the stop Ter" MS ner-
v0usness and anxiety were remarked upon
bv those about the railway station
lie endured as TO The stops the train
made. Those who saw him now beleFe
he was Miller, the man wanted.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-30
"PAuL JONES' LAST NIGHT.
Olympia Opera GO. Sang the Opera
WclI-TwO Performances To-day.

Olympia opera Go. Sang the Opera
WclI-TwO Performances To-day.
The Olympia Opera Company last night
sang paul Jones'" and the rendition II
the opera was very pleasing indeed. Miss
Fanny Meyers, as The nautical hero. again
appeared 10 excellent advantage BY rea-
son Of her splendid stage presence MISS
Meyers is We'll suited TO such parts, ana
as Paul Jones she bore herself with an
easy. jaunty air that added much 10 the
impersonation of the daring and adyentu-
rous seaman. Mr.. Weston. as Don Iro-
cadero. sang Ga splendid voice, and MT
L.anglois made the most Of BicoqueI
though the role was not suited % him,
and afforded him little opportunity.
Nessrs. Olmi. Young. and White susta n-
ed their parts very Well. and Miss Ele-
nor Jenkins was satisfactory as ANonne
The chorus did effective work.
AT the matinee to-day Giroie-Glroia
will be sung The company appeared 10
better advantage in this opera than in
any other IL has yet rendered here. The
bili an night will be Cavalleria Rusticana
aud AfilraQD.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-30
Nos. 2Ol and 2O3 East Broad.
Tn,NKrrL FOR OTHER PEOPLE
Gov. TYLER Receives the Proclaim
zion OF the Governor of Alaska.


zion OF the Governor of Alaska.
A.. Interesting document. received by
........r V.,f.r a. no ,rb,,l,scf,.iro
900" N' '''N4""' "'"" w. "'""''
NJ A'aeha-
vhe message Sc somewhat remarkable.
t. char f. sxrrcesoe t,snlff,,inoes for the
.,...
'"'"N9 ''j'9'" Ivy 'Ne pe0P'o vi 'l0
States but says nothing concerning the
blessings received by the Alaskans. The
Urfc'amation saws.
4.,,-o oo~o O., ,l,.,,., h,,.o ,,o1 ron
, ~ ,'9.-,,,.- oi''i ''7,i,'i',n
.. tlmirhfy Goi Ne r.ioice with our
fHtnds and relatives i'm the States that
neE have been blest with abundant mar
VESTS. ana mat they are thJoS.h
.yl yI "ohet l1l lioapTIits, - a.
81 ll'-,l ~ is q i~ o tre"
.,.. - ,5o D - l roii Tho dust Of
.re eo.l has lie strevn over The valleys.
ay.. even over the strands of the sea,
.nd many hundreds have been rewarded acc.
,.o,...,, 'i ''' T., ity ma" nrario,,s ores The
r.rIh y.y.s f1rth iron and coal. and the
very stones vied their share az copper.
Grass and moss have not failed and the
sea- mas bounuiI'ly enilcheu us rom t'2
s.o' IS. surrey we e""
800 '''', ,'''''' ,-.., "a. ,,-e.7,r-rr-Tt-s
,... %
hepoFls iceelFeu az 'ne DeP'. r,-
Public instruction l"llD"'e 'h"' Wv
teachers of the state, are TAXING ~"
interest in the teachers lHs-.tu''a' '"o
season FOR which has now arrived.
These Institutes are geneialy Aeiu at
she county-seais ana last Two gay =
Papers are read 10y inc le"-"ei7 anu
itneia"y one OF il'.0 .-,, 90.
,.-,.t','-s ~, .te 5rties OF teachers The
~-,it,'.cs have bson found very beneficial
q, t..chor. and extremely pleasant from
.,li.r ,iavyno.nt
T- so'+bar state Superintendent of
.,-flt. f,.rr,rttou left last night for
1n,ncori n, attend the Accomac teachers
irettt,fe. ,ybicb couvenes there to-day
and viii adjourn tomorrow Dr SOuthall
ufu leave Ouaucock tomorrow for Hair
r.sonburg. TO boo present at the meeting
of Rockingham teachers Saturday. and
mex. week viii attend Institutes al Berry
Wiz and Warrent0u.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-30
THE AGRICULTURAL REPORT.
Products Of Our New Possessions
Foresfry-Road Construction. &c.

Products Of Our New fossfssi""
Forestry-Road Construction. Ac'
WASHINGTON. November @.-Ihe an
nual report OF Secretary Wilson summa-
rizes an immense amount Of valuable
work done by the Agricultural Depart
ment during the past year. The Secre-
tarv comments particularly on the sue
cessful extension OF the Weather Bureau
service around the Caribbean Sea, giving
timely warnings 10 vessels OF the navy
and merchant marine.
The department has gathered much IN
formation regarding tho plants whicn
supply India rubber and gutta percha
and expects during the coming year 10
locate I'm our island possessions zones
suitable for the culture or these plants
The United States now imports about sW,-
O0O. 900 worth of rubber annually ana II
IS thought that large portion OF this
SUNNY can be raised I'm our new island
possessions. The same IS true OF Egyptian
cotton. OF which we import 5000 eco
worth annually. while he thinks that
500 900 90 worth OF tropical products.
which we now import each year, can All
be raised I'm Porto Rico, Hawaii. and the
Philippines
HYBRIDIZING OF GRAINS.
Much work has been done In the
hybridzng Of grains, to secure varieties
which will resist drought, rust, and cold.
/ The same methods are being used 10 pro-
/ duce hardy orange-trees, and Sea Island
cotton. which will be immune TO the
fungus disease now attacking that sta
! pie.
/ Practical forestry work Is being done
! on O. large scale among the lumbermen
I OF several States.
Extensive experiments are Being carried
on I'm road construction. In cooperation
with the local authorities Of the several
/ States. including the building Of sample
roads from the materials found IN diirer
emf localities. and the laying OF steel
! track wagon roads
HOG CHOLERA.
The third year Of experimentation WITT
hog cholera shows that from % 10 ~ pei
cent. of the hogs injected with serum
We're saved.
The Secretary strongly recommends a
more rigid inspection Of our export dairy
PRODUCTS. 10 counteract the injury tina
has been done 20 this trade by unscrupu
lous dealers in the past.
Regarding seed distribution, the Score
tarv saws that there IS no need FOR th'
department for 90 come into competition
with the sales Of seedsmen. but there Is
room for valuable work In the COLLECTION
and distribution OF such foreign seeo'
and plants as are adapted TO this country
but would not be secured by private On
terpriSe.
HOME TEA-GROWiNG.
Iea-growing experiments In South Car
DINA are recommended, and the repoi
notes that $500 pounds of good tea wer
raised I'm the gardens Of Summertime III
past season. .
A valuable quality Of rice has been In
troduced from Japan II is superior 10 IN
domestic product and should It succee
I'm Louisiana. hundreds Of thousands o
dollars will be added yearly 20 the rice
growing industry.
The Secretary asks for $4,000 to prose
cute a technical and scientific investiga
ton of native drug plants, in co-opera
ton with the Pan-American Congress
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-30

vh. pliou bin this week is one or the
. tb'f MANAGER Wells has ever pre-
..r,e5 to- his patrons. lt is on array ,,,. OF
r..rf d,at docs nor in the least conflict.
End Is composed of mirth, magic, ana
music. .... ,,,,,gfo,a,,
. ,.r.- ,.Ii. Keno. Welsh and Mcir9se,
.elobatfe wonders: the seven Reed hifds'
.r.rs and dancers; Adele PurNis OnIL
fhe sensauonalist; Beruta. me coon
singer. Nowhouse, and Ward TICK ei,.. piSG
,r. ar. au GOOD. The attendance mas
been very large and the advance SAFE
for seats at the matinee and night per,
formaucos tonight predict cfo"ueu
house,.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-30
THE VICTIMS OF THE MAINE
Remains Inferred at Key West VIII
Not lie Removed.

WASHINGTON, NOVemDer L'.-Ine CO
liens of Key West have petiuOncd the
Navy Department not 20 remove the re-
mains of the victims Of the Maine VINO
wero Inferred I'm the cemetery there. They
represent that the town purchased a me
lot IN the cemetery, placed an iron fence
around H. and erected an expensive mon
ument. which is to be dedicated this WIN
ter All this was done under an implied
understanding that the remains were not
10 be removed Moreover. It IS reported
that only two Of the bodies could be iden-
tilted. The department. therefore. VIII
not undertake TO remove these bodies.
Those buried at ilabana, however about
100 IN number, viii be brought home on
tho Texas
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-30

Academy next Monday. Those who have
subscribed the guarantee list will be
given first choice of seats. The list Is n
very long one. and the celebrated plan
ist viii be greeted by fun house when
he appears here. Arrangements have been
made with the railroads for a rate OF one
and one third fares from all points I'm Vir-
ginia. and large parties are coming from
NArlOns towns.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-30

Captain Luther j. Cheatwood, Of this
city has received a letter from Mr.. Cla-
renee Werner. "a Richmond newspaper
man now serving with the Thirty seventh
Volunteers IN the Philippines. stating that
hla regiment had been ordered o. 90 out
10 The lighting Inc.
The letter was written ON the 18th OF
October. so that the regiment has proba-
bly, seen considerable service by this time
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-30
sKATrNG-RINK A SUCCESS.
4 Large Crowd Present Mt the Open
ing Last Evening.

The Auditorium was opened last night
as a skating rink. and the opening was
fraught with every assurance Of success.
A large crowd was in attendance, the
floor was in excellent condition. and tho
new roller skates made a hit. They are
different from any ever used mere before
baing ON the bicycle order. They are,
however. easy TO manipulate. and some
graceful skating was exhibited by those
who glided over the smooth floor.
4 brass band discoursed llveiy music
throughout the evening. and the charm
of the music added grace 10 the move
ments OF the skaters. and prevented bois-
terous exercise or play Many ladies were
on the floor. and some OF these executed
intricate figures.
The rink will be open every week night
during the winter season
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-30
nor,,ion-pay Mt Baptist uon'|

This viii be donation-day at the zap
trnwe for Aged Women, located
Harvie street and Grove avenue,
ladies' I'm charge Of this splendid inst|
lion hope many friends VIII senh
bring thanksgiving oifcrings' MV1
groceries. or household supplies VIII
gladly received. 81"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-30

PERSONAL.

Vice-President Lilburn Myers, OF the
Trigg ship Building Company who has
been visiting several OF the Leading iron
and steel plants In Pennsylvania and New
York. is In the city, on business with the
Navy Department
Ebert c. Arlington has been appointed
a fourth-class postmaster al Coeburn,
Wise county. Va.
Robert y. Reamy has been commission
ed a fourth-cass postmaster at Newland,
Va.
Senator's and Representatives are steadi-
~ focking I'm now but none from virginia
have vet put in their appearance except
Messrs Rixey and Swanson, both or
whom seem 10 have taken mp permanent
winter residences and gone 10 house
keeping. Nth, H.
derson. OF the navy. left this evening Ior
his home. az Salisbury. y. G., 10 spend
THANKSGIVING with his relatives ana
friends. Lieutenant Henderson has sefVee
with almost every squadron ana Meet OF
the navy. and has clrcumnavisated the
globe. lie IL In the line or promotion,
now doing shore duty as member OF me
Board Of Inspection and Survey, OF when
Admiral Rogers is the president. Inns
board has recently returned from the
trial trip OF the Kentucky. and II now
engaged In preparing It's oiiiciai repor,
for the Secretary OF the Nav Nds"'e"-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-30
w. G. A. nuiIdlng Open To-Day.

The association building will be- open
during the entire day for tho reception OF
members and visitors. All departments
viii be in fun operation, with the oxccp-
Ton Of the night schools.
There will he classes as usual on Fri
day nisht Visitors are cordially welcome
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-30
Reviving Appreciation.

indianapolis Journal)
Whats an 'octogenarian,' COUSIN
thai
well. an octogenarisn Il q man
hates life when he is 70. but gets
OF himself again at so"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-30
R,chmonder. In new Yosk.

NEW YORK. November 2e.--(Speci
T. ". Scott and wife. Waldorf: "
Thompson. j. III. Frischkorn. Ms
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-30
THANKSGIVING SERVICE

SOLDIERS. HOME -CHApfH4.--fz
Will be Thanksgiving Services n
chapel at III A. NJ. on THURSDAY
vember Goth. Preaching by Rev.
q. Warner. OF the Union Thee
Seminary. Appropriate music VI
rendered az part OF the services. no
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-30
TYPOGRAPHICAL UNIONS.
Mr.. George W. schiieR Gone on an
OrrnniHinR IrIp.

Mr.. George W. Schlieff, OF this city, me
organizer Of the Typographical Union Tor
this district. left yesterday Tor an eN-
tended trip in the interest Of the union
lie will irst visit unions in North caro-
lima. and will then visit towns In that
stale and Virginia where there are 10
unions. IL IS his purpose TO organize
compositors wherever possible. .Hat,I
The Typographical Journal. the oii, ..isi
organ of the printers says the lnseI,ha-
tional Union Is in fine financial cona',,on,
and that the work Of organization - P'o-
crossing well throughout the country .
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-30

orders for printing sent to the Dispatch
Company will be given prompt attention.
and the style OF work and prices will DO
sure 10 please you.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-30

Old papers for sale at u cent
hundred Al the Dispatch once.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-30
p.,.r.v.L, Concert Tickets ON sale

o,,,en Ga this city by Paderewsh on
December 18th VIII be open al the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-30

old papers for sale at the Dispatch
Office
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-30
Pounds.

bacco produced .................130,s76 ,5i1
tobacco produced ................ il. AZ. 81
produced ........ .................. 50 2iO. 526
Total quantity OF tobacco
produced ......... .......!.... 81 .532' 2iS
Quantity of snuff produced........ B,G0T,63l
Total production .............. .275 1873 s29
New-York tribune., 1899-07-19

ssh a. .DG sssss s.S % sss MINER ssa
fed s,sgsle Cos homsy chop s5asls 50 ss Sg any
aRxfNw iRSshle wEsi; wsasSs; oil meal, s24 soss2S
transsss 20 recover the decline during sly
IL ieavng Anal prices the session practical
e ssstsy with almost sresard for the news at hand
nronfs eShhsaaerins Il favorable opportunity
was the feet that exporters TOOK 50 ioa d. ali ports which
week Included in to-days business was cargo Wortss
seTs for Msrselies Aside ,hs export bushes
ss pss css Northwest receipts reached so2 cars
compared With bu.Ssls S D hs as
nand sesbosrd olesrahces a little larger mostly in
y ahead that for two DAYS last Week Con news rom
me West and Northwest considerably better II had
harvest operations progress again while nearIv Ill
reports concerning the errinc wheat outlook
Northwest were unusually good and Prime IN his weekly
the trying week Just past. Foreign houses did little
on both SIDES early IN the dsy and had cables
shown; psrs markets showed little change from last
MTay MuhUTTsday vngh and Antwerp closed kf lower than
creased 1oss ooo bushels. including of To4-
m Enro %eates snS her. s1 esned % 20
hrst half hour. After that the demands shorts al
tember where hey held very sfeay soGS f the ssss lor
the session There little trading feature. opera
o b, ahoat basis, were follows: No 2 Ted. T7So
spot, No Northern Duluth. 7s&c spot No Northern
duluth I4itc spot; No hard Duluth, s2<c % arrive
NO NO MTSssee TPrnT 5ae SPOT No red 55hs seys
sold OF slowly and closed bahc net lower. Little heed
bringing loads at the sea
board boa Receipts & run ttue smaller than ae week and
pool closed %'zd net lower Locally speculation displayed
brit little feature No corn closed 8sc elevator. sac
W. dull end ncminaily easy. No closed 2ohe; No 3
as N rack White White ga Ho No Se' &bs @ cp Tsfk TSd
ExrSrtsrs took 2so 900 bushels. Market i-n
State rye. 5sc New York car lots
New-York tribune., 1899-07-19
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Nsw-YOrks July Is 1889
% cars TO b. exported to London or saugh
,, direct ,, s0ass bs. "a s0s saae IN ,ee aand at
sides; beef sells up 10 g No a5e6 e
aor..,. ~ s.et on the Tauric to Liverpool ana
Europe took 20 London ses cattle Tor Ine W: M Mi
take out 70 liverpool quarters OF beef tor Easans
gsax 9 gefx.ash aae Ia e. sass. psS '
lives. s Sn .s. Es' Msr % .sdy WITH is
snsed Good TO prime ysas aid sa sS yy dressed
veas steady sal0lsc per m with general sales al s
lOc; country dressed at 7a9c; little calves and dressed
ssiss~s Judd CO. IS vesls. ls5 70 average at s6
II H. Hollis: veai,. 1863 n at So 50; So buttermiks
SHEEP And LAMRs-Rseeips were ssls cars, or 23l
head nclliins FOR city sagghterers and aS5 for
he sold Of which 3lA Jersey City and AZ Six
tleth-s Trade was very slow. and prices declined al az
SI2@s Ssp5.5 Ssf:R Sheer. sTs as
o N a. aa ds. '' 20 p4 i M conmSn to Choice lambs at
s. 5oass7S: / car a. SO 80.
as. at = s p. oo S Z: s S'sas g. '%I IS
r. 20 g "a 81 DO 3s r r. 49, 2: s's3 s wes; 20; Vi vsnn g9 a. d.
ss n at s. So West virginia sheep SO ro s. So
v'5.?is r. lss n % 8 s; lambs: g g
o. o. q q n r. at at g 81 g. S s ao 5s ~ % se a 2se E
at 81 Kentucky sheer Us rb at s4 II do 1a' 10
al Nswtoa ;S c.? "a Virginia lambs, Il n ?ts
Virginia W inf d DO rs s. n at IS II Do SS n at
y.a ]. g. sn;sD ;s So & at s s. g 6u k'Ps'y so 0 ~
J. n wikerson: 262 Kentucky lambs. 81 N. at
SO 62ls 227 90 GO n. at So 62i9. -.
y n Ha-t,eton 23s Kentucky lambs. ~ 10 at So 80:
nafe Yesterday 5ll Kentucky lambs 81 n. at IS e2
HOGS-Receipts 10 ? sSl head, all FOR
CITY saushterers Nothing doing for lack OF offerings
NominaIy steady at 81 7Ofs4 80 Choice plgs would sell
up 70 81 ~ Country dressed steady.
sales-A W Lamb 1ate Yesterday; SI Western PIGS
eboice, los N average 81 30 per 100 n; Fl state
hogs I4s 10 at 81 s5: DO, 1877 n. at 81 20; IL DO i54
10 al - So l6 do, i75 N. al S4 I5 ... -.
7 II Hume & Bro date yesterday 40 State hogs l6i
70 al 81 81 IS do iss 10 at 81 so 2s 90 eo2 70 AZ 8 75
81 s. .-
ace at per 10 1856 10 81 so; 10 do 243
m AZ 81 10; roughs S12 fb at 81 so: do SS o At
Andrew Mullen date Yesterday II state hogs l2s 10
AZ 81 TS DO 1875 10 81 TO- roughs l6O 70. at 50 10
II II Hollis date yesterday; Is State hogs 100 10. at
8
New-York tribune., 1899-07-19
OTHER MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH

Chicago. July isRscepts Of cattle were small today
brought s. 25g5 S., eSmEmonoer grades ~ SgSS $50 20
50 2OG TO- steerr 50 5oasS cal 81 5Ogso 20
The supply OF hogs equal 10 the demand. and
prices advanced l0Ql5 Heavy hogs brought 5! 2Sas 90
mixed lots 81 25asi 80 light hogs " 30p<i 52is pigs
So soas4 45 and culs and rough lots s2as - Lambs
sod 25G35c higher Western sheep Joe lower and
wethers unchanged sheep ruled 81 25gsS 23 for
eus 70 s5dkS . for prime wethers Texas sheep brought
s5qsi % ana shee- 81 4o9st So Yearlings
cold for 81 SOC s. the better class Of lambs Al 81 5
Ss7 With cgii lambs al 50 25as4 so Ordinary nocks
brought 81 T5Gs6 So Recepts-Csttle 1900 head; hogs
1900; sheep, ll.OOO.
Cincinnati. July ls-tIIogs active, higher 50 dog$+ 40
Cattle dull So 25as5 Sheep steady. 81 2Jd$4 TO- Lambs
dull. lower. 81 750S6 ~.
East Buffalo. July 1s-Receipts OF sale and through
cattle sheep and during the twenty four hours ended
at noon today Cattle II sheep and lambs
carr; hogs. II shiPments-catts cars; sheep
and lambs 6 cars. hogs cars. Catte-The offerings
were two loais and with fair demand the trade ruled
fl steady az Mondays figures No calves on sale, FAR
inquiry feeling steady at unchanged prices choee to
extra were au0tabe So $3.50 So good 10 choice 50 I9p
81 - sheen and lambs-There two loads on sale
In ,he offerings 10 create interest the
market was nominAly unchanged Lambs were quotsble
AZ 81 5Ods6 IS yearngs s. 25d$5 30; sheep. so4So -
Vogs-T'he offerings only hve loads and with an
active demand prices ruled loql5c higher Heavy weTs were
auo,abls al 81 Co. mixed 81 60gS4 So Workers. Uf
q s. pigs 81 e5Gs4 TO- roughs s. 1888 sa stags - 20
"a