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The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1900-05-29
A WlLLFUL PRINCESS.
HELENE OF RUSSIA nrr,,s
WORKOUT CUSTOMS.
o' OF The Russian People SAYS sb.
WIN Marry Whom She like, Best. No
Matter What the Royal FaDux ms~
Bay About Her Act.

Inc alleged wilfulness OF Princess
zteiene OF Russia is again the theme ~
discussion in court circles IL ST Pc
'ersourg and throughout the Russian
empire and in southern Europe as wei,
no princess Of the Romanoff dynasty
mas been so persistently headstrong or
peen guilty Of so many outbursts OF
temper as this young woman: vet ey-
cry mistake that she makes is silently
applauded by the masses in Russia so
great fascination has the eombina-
t,oh OF corleliness and impetuosity for
them.
A very short time ago the princess
engagement to Prince Max of Baden
was made public. The announcement
was received with neutrality. for. al
though the members Of the court ana
the people did not approve OF the pro-
posed match, the young princess was
so popular that she was not criticised.
Prince Max would hardly have been
a suitable husband for such a fiery
maiden. He is midway between thirty
and forty and Of strongly formed hab-
us OF dissipation. He regards his rank
and appearance with the utmost com
placency. and Notwithstanding extreme
narrowness of mind he thinks that he
is all that a future ruler OF Baden
should be.
With these attributes, y s natural
that he did not fulfill the expectations
of his iancee as an ardent lover. she
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1900-05-29
lawsuit lasted over a osnturr.

A lawsuit that has lasted over a
century has como to an end in Ire
land. In 1897 Mr.. Robert Smyth. a
brewer of Smock-alley. Doublin. failed.
A dividend was paid, but the assets did
not realise Eos. in the pound. Four
generations of creditors have in turn
supplied grist to the legal mill. and it
has now been discovered that a small
sum invested at the time by the court
as too triling for distribution has. by
the accumulations of compound inter-
est in hundred odd years. developed
into four figures, enough to pay off all
the debts and leave good sum besides
for law costs. Strange to say, there
is a claimant for every penny due in
1877.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1900-05-29
~. rlrhts DRAW rrnck Patrons.


ne New York metropolitan district,
greatest of all American bicycle
king eenters under normal condi-
h, will be favorably affected by the
b probable repeal Of the Horton
b which permits prize fighting in
" York. Few outside of New York
hle the enormous patronage these
s1sed boxing matches have secured
N the sporting fraternity with
#rleY to spend on sport outside of the
Iuning tracks. Just as Barnum's cir
r or Buffalo Bills Wild West has
hEn very appreciably and injurious
nom theatrical patronage, so have
Pc boxing matches taken much of
money of the floating sport follow
I fraternity, which otherwise would
PIE and heretofore always has, found
/ way into the gates of the bicycle
fts It will come there once more
pen its flow in the direction of the
4aung clubs has been stopped by
b.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1900-05-29

Terry McGovern is a wonderful stb-
iete In every sense Of the word. When
the tight with santry ended he looked
as rosy as a schoolgirl on hot after
noon and as rugged as a butcher. The
battle had served simply to warm him
up. He was perspiring like a leaky
hose, and the cowlick just under the
sharp part in the hair on the center OF
MS forehead was being brushed back
nerYously with the back Of his gloved
hand. He looked and acted every inch
the champion pugilist. Fair and even
careless in his treatment of his op-
ponent. this wonderful little fellow
who has been moving down all sorts
and styles of fighting since he first
was heard Of couple OF years ago
forced the admiration Of everybody
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1900-05-29
PARENTS FREEZE THEIR CHILD.
Infant Is Sacrificed in the Belief That
the Almighty Commanded.

Crazed by religion, Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Spencer, residing six miles
northwest Of Lovilia, Monroe county,
Iowa, sacrificed their infant child the
other day in the fanatic belief that
they had been called upon by God to
make this demonstration OF their piety.
All the clothing was removed from the
infant, and thus in its denuded condi-
ton it was held out of doors until
death ensued from the extreme cold.
and during the time which he re-
NAMED thus exposed to the elements
his own hands and feet were frozen
The screams Of the little one were
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1900-05-29

vus OF the hardest-hitting young
n .'usrweights who is now engaging
~ ~ a'tention of the lovers of sport in
NJ squared circle is kid" Broad of
4, s'elahd, who recently lowered the
S,OIs OF the clever Joe Bernstein, the
ssampion Of the Ghetto, in a twenty
II, ~s round battle in New York. Broad
Mought his man all through. al
ASusn ne did not succeed in putting
so- out Broad knocked Bernstein
s avn In the first round and came near
ss anihg him then and there, but the
A. managed to stay to the end of
n, round by clinching, and the min
'ss rest brought him around. Broad
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1900-05-29
a nlrd.. p.re.a-wIre rsnes..

In Central Ameria are many strange
birds with stranger habits, but prob
ably none are more interesting than
a little brown wren who naay be seen
along the rOadsides or on fences. This
little bird, about the size of a canary.
builds nest out of all proportion to
his apparent needs. He selects a small
tree with horizontal branches growing
close together. Across two of the
branches he lays sticks fastened to-
gether with tough fiber, until a plat
form about six feet long by two feet
wide is constructed. On the end of
this platform nearest the tree-trunk
he then builds huge. dome-shaped
nest foot or so high. with thick sides
of interviewer thornS. A covered mas
sageway is then made from the nest
to the end of the platform in as crook
ed manner as possible. Across the
outer end. as well as at short interval,
along the inside OF this tunnel. ara
placed cunning little fences of thorns
with just space enough for the own.
ers to pass through. On going out
this opening is closed by the owner b,
placing thorns across the gateway
and thus the safety Of eggs or young
is assured.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1900-05-29
FOR BOYS AND GIRLS.
SOME GOOD STORIES FOR OUR
JUNIOR READERS.
The Man with the Wooden Leg-Why
They Hiss-Cats Try to Make Their
Foes Believe Them to he Snakes
MisehIevous Monkeys.

Don't.
might have Just little fun,
If it wasn't for word,
I'm sure the very baddest one
AS ever ! have heard,
hopes as it would go away,
But suppose it won't
/ fears as it will always stay,
That dreadful word of Don't"
It's Don't you make the slightest
noise"
And Don't lie on the floor"
And Don't you break your pretty
toys"
And Don't you open the door,"
And Don't you go near the press,"
And Don't you touch the cal"
And Don't you make your clothes a
mess"
And Don't do this and that"
I'm only six, but yet I've found
There's nothing I would do
But what there's someone close around
Has got a Don't" or two.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1900-05-29
canning of Americans.

,a.sass COhithe
p''-' .cncement that zimmerman.
s..ior Harry Elkes, Tom Coop
User and Arthur Ross will
vlsit France this season has
\, much interest and some con-
n r.cing circles in that emo
antry The first two named
~, expected, but they may de-
r having a royal reception.
'a,Isysd by promoters and track
hat they will be the star at
q, and they will not only draw
-sv corners to the meets but
Il zimmy's old admirers Will
!, aroused TO unwonted enthusi-
r,vlor is most feared among the
NON who believe that thinner
=, been out of the game too
!. 10 formidable. Elkes is consid-
s.,gerous competitor in the mid
E,tanee class, and il he keep in
torm is expected to "eat the
[.,ssns I'D" as one French racing
| nnts it. A French daily paper,
[-srting on Zimmerman's chances
|Topipg. says: IF the sport con-
j. Il was last season he Will be
E,sito appear on the track; not for
[r.,Honal matches as in 1894, but to
Z. ousn races in which he VIII have
lam how to avoid combinations
- the racing men for dividing the
- and bribing certain ones 90 per-
-be victory to go to one selected in
ana He will have to offer large
!, TO those against whom he Will
o that they viii not prevent him
s,lug. These deplorable evils have
!. into the racing on French tracks
= Zimmerman made his astound-
,prformances and have discredited
* European riders" All of which
lud commentary on the state of the
ycle sport in the gay European re-
ia and a hint to our representa-
! who will take part in the expo
q and International races next
.ner.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1900-05-29

Sterling is derived from the name
by which the jewellers in Eastern Ger
many were known in the twelfth and
thirteenth centuries-they were called
easterlings. Not only was the purity
of their money very famous, but that
of their silver specially so, and coiners
and silversmiths were fetched from
these parts to improve the quality of
our own manufactures.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1900-05-29

mas defeated Dave Sullivan and lack
hamilton, who conquered Osoa, Gard
her' and these two victories alone mn,
him In line for a match with Terry
mcuoVern. There are many who be-
heye that Broad will prove the most
formidable antagonist that Terry could
run up against Our cut il from a
copyrighted picture by Richard K. Fer
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1900-05-29

Kaiser Wilhelm presented to the zie-
then Hussars Is New Years gift a
copy of the Dutch naval flag taken by
the regiment in 1887. 1t then accom-
plished the unsual feat for cavalry
regiment of capturing a man-of-war.
4 ten-gun Dutch brig ran ashore in
trying to break down the bikes and the
Hussars managed to board her.-New
York Sun.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1900-05-29

san Francisco last winter, it began
run down while his hospital and
sAer expenses were steadily and re-
-O'selessly growing. He finally bor-
,seu enough money to pay off some
uese and return home. Then fol-
Ssso breach of promise suit by an
r@ore' o., girl, and judgment for
sSOu In her favor. The filing of a
4 sun Tor this made it necessary for
/, - iormer American Neutrality-suspicious.
hampton to file a petition in bank
,psy' which he did the other day
rillsburg. May he now have sur
vase from his troubles.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1900-05-29
eImm,s Train OF MIsfortuns.

mere are few wheelmen who will
n sympathize with unfortunate
IO0s Gimm in the succession of mis-
zlunes that have pursued him for the
NJ year. A year ago he had a we'll
(a1ohshed bicycle business in Pitts
|ls put while he was lying danger
|aly Ill from the effects of alleged in
|0uonal poisoning at the six-day race
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1900-05-29
why They His.

Kissing and splitting by young kit
tens. even before they see. was in the
first place probably an attempt to in
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1900-05-29

Paddle your own canoe. and DOM
borrow a paddle.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1900-05-29
FRAL SPORTING.
-.r EVENTS IN VARIOUS
DEPARTMENTS.

Under the Horton Law
" .na~s from the Bicycle
r. aecovern the Idol of the
various Topics
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-08-17

heavy hogs IS 2oqs5 s. roughs So 5oGs5 rs Sheep sv
$500 " sIEsrs, "a S04S4 20; s. A0QSZ, G
Sc 56aS7 ~ common 70 s'od' - @'e''- wal % yes
Chicago, Aug I6.-Cattle-Reeeipts 1900 head. good
10 cholee native steady higher: 10
SLOW Westerns and Texans steady yesterdays late
cecNne butchers steady strong natives. hest
ca sale to-day carload IS prime
50 45gSo medium. 81 6OQS5 selected
eady S4qS+ mixed stockers So S0QS+; cows, 90E
81 40; heifers, S3GS4 go S2IS2 bulls
s. 40; calves STEADY 81 50Gs6 75 Texans receipts 200
Eead best on sale tday, Is carloads al s. 10 Texas
FED steers 25G$5 Texas grass steers s. 4of - p
Texas bulls 81 5OGS3 So. Hogs-Receips today. 24O00
heaa to-morrow 20 600 head estimated left over 900
heaC active IS 372; mixed and but shers,
= s2$5 so good 10 choice 5sayy S5q$9 2Ita ougas
50 C39$J 20 SheepReeepts. - 900 head; sheep slow
70 luc lower Lambs steady 10 shade higher BOD to
sh4ee wethers 8 25a$4 90 fair 70 ehoiee mixed s. Sc
81 10 Western sheep, S44S4 49, Texas sheep S5q a.
tive lambs 81 25qs6 Western lambs s. 45&s5 So ,
steady, s. 25a$5 40 Sheep dull 81 25@$4 10. lambs
dull, S3G$6
E;azt Butsa0 aug Rseeipts-cattIe % cars: sheep
cars: sheep lambs > hogs > cars Cattle
steady Veal higher choice extra, . bS4 20
good to choice Sc 50ST. Sheep and lan3sanos steady
for choice; stronger. Lambs-Coce 70 extra,
So 1886 50d$5 yeaVt1gs anG sheep
81 5OqS4 ~; common 10 fair S3IS4 % Hogs lower.
Workers. 5610c lower mixed IS 406S5 +5 heavy IN light
demand SIS 35S5 20; Workers. So 55S5 30; pigs 50 6O
IS 60 rOughs 60G$4 1884 Close DUH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-08-17
sorrHrRN COTTON MARKETS.

Houston. Aug. Ie-cotton quiet: middling:I eSo kSy
middlrg S7sc; good ordinary. SSsc Receipts eaIes
shipments. > bales. stock, $50 bales
l6-Cotton quiet; HIddling, sac; low
nddng 9ac. Receipts. % bales sales, 10 bales stock
80 bales. ,., t..'lLi I
middling 5-l6c; good ordinary. SSc Receipts. II
bales. shipments. So bales. stock SI4S bales.
Wilmington. Aug. ld-Cotton. nothing doing Stock.
Galveston Aug. le-Cotton rrm; middltng.' s%c low
middling l5-l6c good ordinary i-loc receipts II
bales: exports coastwise bales: sales bales stock
2.IsS bales.
low mddlng exc. good ordinary, S7sc Net receipts,
gross receipts, PIG bales shipments SO4 bales
sales. ls25 bales; stock. li.SS3 bales
Louisville. l6-Cotton firm; middlinI, Csc
Norfolk. l6.-Cotton quiet. middlpg. CSC: low
niddIng 9Ssc: good ordinary sac. Receipts. bales;
exports bale. sales, l. bales; stock 1857
bales. -,
Charleston. Aug. l6.-Cotton quiet; Hatddling, 9tc.
Receipts bales stock 1852 bales.
Mobile Aug 16.-Cotton, nothing doing. Exports
coastwise IS bales; stock. 4.2S9 bales.
Savannah. Aug l6-Cotton, nominal; niddlng. 935e:
low midng 9lsc; good ordinary. S%sc. Receipts. $50
bales: sales, bales stock, 7TiS bales.
o I5-16c; middlng 7-16c. good ordinary, 516e
Receipts coasUse, so bales, sales so
bales; stock. % 467 bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-08-17

po4 4 oSr @a 2 os 59G a 6 naSn IN
Lake copper was shade higher in the local market de
al i65sc for lake 1870 eectroyto and easlins
haf monthly statement showing heavy sun
] 5e % bass Of s. a2 ssa
iron warrants were nonaay quoted at Sill Structural
iron reduced IS ton The brokers' price for leaa
MoLAssEs AND sYRUPs-The market for molasses
limited demand from rehneres. syrups were quiet
20G3Sc prime 5oG37c New-oreans open kettle 43553c
Porto Rico, $4,000; syrups common 15ai6 fair ia
6c% oS P e geaea a e663t 258 &c III.
here ha a o 5qaage 8s Ts du4SPangeq tdq
miscellaneous business at steady a limited
Of yesseis sui.abe Tor the oftshoe traes Qu9st5ns
rt LsF |se 5b 55 aInd2P t@q Glsss9~
Amsterdam 312c Cotton TO Liverpool, 100 n. 25c
90, 81 oil for prompt dsysry continued very
SUMMER yeIo%, FenHed Pe0ieum continued very dG!
teifos9m bols s. o. ana IN bulk 50 5o Ph!adelPhia
81 ns gSS GsoS 0IHe eT 5 665
Prime Winter ysoE 464ie seed Amer Tle raw ya &C
SEED Quoted 2c under city Brands lard OIL 5556e M
general selling by commission houses, particularly Of
day. oHiag 10 little demand from packers assiHs
produces IN the local market only was con
cago were % 90 with 20 600 expected on Fday x KaSsa
Cy arrivals 600. Omaha 5000 and all interior
points $1,000 .PORK-Quiet quoted Mess ST. ia
SO 80; family S14 509$l5 so; short clear $139S15
BEEF-Quiet; quoted: Mess, S9Q$9 So family SIORSI2
packet, SlO9S11; India
HAMS-Du quoted, $40 50QS20 30 49,. DRESSED HOGS
Quiet: quoted BacOns, 71sc; $50 n TIC: 10 FAC
pigs 7S4c.-.. CUT MEATSPickled bellies firm; quoted
Smoking bellies, loE qllci 10 H. 9AaI0c: ~ ~ ga
CSC; Il ~ sac Picked shoulders quiet. quoted 81
Gac. Picked hams dull; quoted, 106lOz e.. TAI
LOW-Dul; city, 7-l644Ac; country. 4lz64Ac......
LARD-Steady; quoted. 6.95c; city lard quiet; quoted
650c rehned lard steady; quoted America 1Oc
quoted: City, 63 GGac: Western 81 96ssc.. sTE;A R
INSeady quoted: Oleo, 7%W714c; city lard stearine
S&sGsi4c. '
RIcE-while not particularly active, the market for
rice ruled quite firm on foreign grades domestic goods
We're held steady at old prices Quotations follow;
nestle, 10 low fair. Aq4Hc, fair good Az
CSC; prime choice. 51sq5&c; head, So 96Ac Patna
49t@5Ac; Japan. "a a5ci Java, 4hq4&c; Rangoon. in
SUGAR-Very little business importance was trans
10 hold firm undertone, however, with
oVersod Concessions remain last Quotations
follow Cut loaf and crushed 650c domtnoes Din half
6bls onlyl and mould a. 6.35c; cubes NIX pow
dered 620c Eagle confectoners graduated 85c Eagle
coarse granulated and fine
10 cartons, 2 n bags and n bags granuated
zoe Eagle 1ne granulated, standard GRADUATED and
. 75c No 4 5.7Oc; 8 565c; 8 55c; No 4 8 45c;
No $, 535c; No $3.50: Nos 10 and IL 520c:
Nos IL, IA, Is and 16. Zoe steady undertone
prevailed in the market for yesterday Buyers
takers the basis Of 47sc for centrifugal sugar
4Ac for nuscovado and &C for noasses. helped
10 strengthen the undertone coming 112d higher
present delivery Of beet the
lbs lo1zd While the September quotation up
"a TO lis SD Cane quiet and steady at un-
changed prices.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-08-17

Cottcn Exchange special Liverpool cables Spot cotton
et sales ) 900 bales speculation and export, 800 bales
ledlns upland 32d. futures opened steady. 264Q
41 advance; at LAS quiet, 34 points up closed
fEGy 21ts points higher: Decenber-January, 3s
s-lafy7 Luary ABS Feb-ua March 4.35i2s; March
li4 sSs1s; April-May 434s; August 525izb; August
tnoer, Hl2iks; SeptenberOctober. ASS; OctobsrNo-
1sliis move slowly: cloths quiet
sl-Jt!s AND MEAL-It said that bids were out on
la lines Of country spring patents from SiQS3 10
&c lseiy through, Otherwise the market in
1--WE anG a 81 decline previous day,
WIG 70 the break wheat Spring 50 95aS4 30
saE clears, 50 s5as3 Is. No winter. 81 s09S3;
,a 10 winter 81 7o4s2 s0 grade, S19asl9 50 per
- spot aad 10 arrive. FLOUR-Steady Quoted:
70 Eotd sass 20: choice fancy 50 25qS8 80.
MA l-Flrm- Quoted Kiln dried 81 45G 81 50
,.Ii.. BAG MEAB-F1rm. Quoted: Fine white and
oisa Spring bran. spot S16 259Sl6 50: arrive
40 SIG %; sprlnR BRAN bulk SIS 50MSl5 70:
.n bran, Sl7QSls 80 atter white middiings S169SS:
80 DTan. SI; honiny chop. SIG 50 nal; oiltneaI
~ ~, nsesd olcale $27 30; corn onoale. $50 so
hs about 80 %' in s @6ss5 Sssisri5
80 ptices showing = g decline. There were no
-.gy4lanf reasons ASSIGNED the break although
..ff o. influences received during the day exered
tt 1Frrnt came out with estimate Of 555 600
loF tie total q wheat. Although genera IIy
e~sea as too high, the report nevertheless some
60 ~ eminent early IN the session lnfu-
fsrr = j mess was the small export demand con
- .f'-nescays expectations. about loads
&c fe5a-fe5 al seabsard points ard not ali Or
f,re,Y'.2 y; confirmed EeabOaFd small
"a tns IN fEiEges light markets
F..tAft lower. ana weather conditions in France and
SIM Fesy favorable On te other hand. factors
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-08-17
CASH QUOTATIONS
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
New-York. August 16. 1900.
\ ew-York. August 10. 1900

New-York. August l6. 1900.
COFFEE-The market Brazil coffee futures
quiet Prices took lower level The Rio ana san
is closed yesterday Of holi-
oay THIS n public Brazilian cables Change
to-asy public cables Rio and Santos coming
late. Il somewhat currently reported. how
ever that Havre and Hamburg had adverse private ad-
vices cable regarding The situation at Rio and san
Toe following yesterday holiday. We could not learn
nat am reports reached the local market. How
ever Hayre Hamburg both showed pronounced weak
ness the showing decline Of = al franc
and Hamburg reported Of i pIeLnIg The 10
cal market opened with December unchanged and other
lower. subsequently the SITUATION mere
was quite weak; long coffee came out quite freely i6
the local contingent showed confidence than
feret0f9re There only 1000 bags on the
cnening call but by y m the business had reached
X $40 bags and for entire session $1,000 bags The
market was finally steady unchanged prices TO
points decline
Tie demand spot supplies in the open market vas
slack market there ruled dull ana easy on me
-rr7IraI basis of sS4aS7sc No : invoice lots
warehouse deliveries in the open market We're OF un-
satisfactory volume. 6.7S3 bags some increase nut sun
small - -,
The range Of prices in the local market to-day
kss 2 follows. 49,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-08-17
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

New-York, August 16, 1900
BEANS AND PEAS-crop continues report
dry weather in State under strong reports
marrow holders inclined ask higher prices
strictly choice available under 81 05 Medium
md held firmly and small sales 24QJc
above quotation Rel kidney have had some sales for
Other beans quiet and unchanged Green
meas We Beans
S2S2 O5; do medium choice 81 s0$1 s2 pea choice
bbis So DO kidney choice, 81 So do white kidney
choice So 2OaS2 yellow eye choice SO 1Oa$2 IS
40 black turtle Soup choice 81 20GS1 do lima Cali
So So imported pea. fair to prime 81 6aSl % do
me6um fair prime 81 5OISl co. do inferior, 81 BOG
and Scotch peas. bags, 81 05GS1 OH.
BETTER-The market for creamery butter is quiet
without further change The proportion Of positively
fancy goods large. and such held con
siderable confidence. There Is, however, less
accumulation secondary qualities for which trade is
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-08-17
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New-York, August 16. 1900.
m 70 e7s 5 Epo Tef d SaF r or sg d
the market: making. with the few cars held over
oSay Ws Tat Of Is Sgs averaging about 500 n
Steady for good cattle Dressed beef In fair demand al
9&S22 PER 10 9F T 9sgs"f b to eh9ife native Of
per n LvsFp99 and London cables 9g2tea 96o
per ID. Shipments to-day al the Pretoria to Ser
CALVES. RsesiP were s. head making with i9 few few
feeling steady for desirable grades Inferior TO fair
vea!s sold 6a7c per 10 prime TO choice were quotabe
earrings s. 60 Grassers and butteruks nominal in
5he aoSsno Sr 0f @ n, ae fS Gessf" e
7a1oc strictly prime stock lose; dressed
saIes-1J. G. Curtis ( SON; yeas, 81 III at
50 per 100 II. do. 70 10 at 81 80.
Sanders yeals 100 ~ at 81 fat calf, 100 lb. at
SHEEP AND LA5lBS@Rscepts were Is cars or g. 4ss
e es4 10 and a e a y City, b Yaa @ads
supply OF sheep exceeded demand; prices lo25c lower
1Tes; medium and common grades were easier fully
were at Jersey City good sheep at 81 75G
81 g. 2 o u Hss 44 Co. 6a5 y p 4
mutton s1% at asg per No. 9 4 a6s At 10
average a. 50 e. per 100 nj 292 West Virginia do o. ~
r at s. a s Pse S BOO at at o. 8 San s. @ IS 8
S5s5a a. i at y5ss s e@ss ss o. s.
IS 20; % Maryland eas 80 n a. 81 IA Ohio sheep So
at at 81 s. %; 40 Maryland 40 1ol n: al s. %.
sIs 22s DO 81 ~ at 50 So l29 Kentucky do ea n, at
* Indiana 90, % ID al - 10
sandss 81 STATE lambs nj 81 z 10 at So So 164 do
% 10 % "a Ia al 30; 10 do (cusl IS n. 81 IS
StstS do 81 10 at 81 so; 40 State sheep 100 S4
20 40 50 n at So so; 10 do 81 10, So culs 81 ~
at 81. - W.. ,-,.at,,o ,a,,,s s- >, - e. -o.
o1a Virginia do SO 10 al 81 80
Harrington & Co: 225 Buffalo lambs 90 10 az So 81
"a Kentcy sheep 1lS 10 at SO 49, so Buffalo do, IS 10
a SO 80. oeo w.. 1-,-,.t, ,, a. - .
60 81. 2 bucks. 1873 ~ at So.
" Hume & Bro: 2S2 State lambs, IS 70. IT do
II m az S. so; 25 State sheep, 1o7 10, at IS so
FI0GS-Recelpts. ~ cars. or Lbs head including
abour 10 head FOR the Feeling on Buffalo
advices Ordinary prime hogs quoted So 559S5 so
Der 100 10: light State hogs and pigs So $50
So country dressed steady.
sales-J. H Hume & Bro. date yesterday: State
I3T So 100 10: II do. 26O 10 at
S. 20; / rough $40 ~ at 81 20.
Andrew Mullen yesterdays State hogs. 13s n.
So rough $50 10. 50; do. 40 N. at 81 20;
$40 n. at 81