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Fergus County argus., 1903-01-14
chiIdren.s clothing bsi6xGlos,fh h

children.s cloth!ng. below COST 4
bertrand & Laux.
tr Hans Rakll and. w Ielsphwsnds,o
Neihart, are in this vicinity this weel
on a prospecting tour. -,
ItyOus wantsto go to Gilt Edge OF
time ride on the Nickie Plate. Tele
phone No. 10. g."
r. c. Mattern of Mcdonald Greek
was attending to business in Lewis
town the firstof he week. \. 49,
The proprietoEs q the Rocky Fork
Coal company located near Red
Lodge, are advertised for sale.
pat" Duffy thesjolly Garneilian,
|wss-in the city yrcnlssing around
with the boys"the Gfst.of thA week.
e 3 %rfP G -.#,,,Ei y .
The product OF the Black Diamond
coal mines is first class. Order from
H. L Beebe af. the. .Bank -;:.of Fergus
County.
( The Bank 6r'Fergus. County has put
in "a new Telephone Booth so as to
give better facilities for long. distance
.ph0ning: ,5G s@ 9GC II
The little daughter or Pat Mill OF
Phtlbrook, died SUNDAY Np,partigi,
lars as to. cause of death and time Of
burial were learned. vya
Miss s.Fakni9 Cook. sdaaghter> Of
Mayor Cook, will return next week
from 9 four months; tip te different
points in Kansas and Missouri.
.,,asa.s,,,.
Eastern Montanans are urging the
petition recently laid before congress
to appropriate $4,000 Tor the i'm.
provement Of the Custer battle field
The Deimonico. 9 restaurant in Bill
lings. owned by 4. Joseph Parque &
Co.. was destroyed by fire last Sat
urday night. Total loss about $4,000.
The mayors of the cities Of Mon
tana met in Helena yesterday to dis
cuss general municipal legislation to
be sought at the hands OF. the present
legislature. ~ q altags.m a.-r.
Jack Flannery, manager and cap
tain of the Helena baseball team,
says that the pirate league recently
organized in opposition to the P. N.
league, will not last the season out.
During the entire month Of Jan.
uary Madame. Gleason offers her en-
tire line of dress and street hats at
cost. Everything is new. stylish and
up-to-date. and will be, closed out at
cost to make room for the new spring
stock. .3Si uaG ~.'i os. -is.- r. Bl
''' d. ....,.....,.. ,....,.....,, ....
President Q. ]. Craig OF the state
has ISSUED an announce
ment concerning the summer school
which will be held at the state in
stitution the coming summer, COM
4. - a..rH.Nf 'fI
"'"I''! - HSs'.G ~ ;...s yas tas1.a
e. H. CraBtree;s assayer, examina.
ions, reports, assays, promising prop
rites wanted to list for sale. inforna-
ion furnished. regarding properties In
the, Fergus county district, cyanide
propositions q speciality. J, Best refer,
ences given: tLewistown. Montana. rs
rbaa ;y,; a va, .ari,s Al ~ ~ ,s.r,tn,4,,
rooe q, tho NIGHT Of ~ e,acc, ion z w va .
so,,,od On Eridov ,i,,y last whon ,lfcca ccsaorggo roo
M s,o, o,.Laho,dar noia oyer ,ha
,,ounv So ,,a Woods ,,ho ron.
na,,,,. On wo,,a
10 ii a,ifR,la tgsa 49, ~ ..,..;..
sheep men IN Vaiiey county whose
range was oestroyea 10y nre SET lron'
Fergus County argus., 1903-01-14

puI lnaI 10 Whdt seNeral Ols thes DoyS
did Friday night. '-''--''.'-'T---
|.s.ss..,,s-sa,,s s','-'ss.ss.ssu.s. i
When contemplating a trip ID. Git
Edge, telephone No. 10. ------.'--
At Rockford Friday sfenfpS.S Jan,
I23rAs vslkenand and Zelisrs will give
a dance to when ali are cordially in,
yited. The, ,musie~yill be furnished
by the Baker and Marshall orchestra
and ll'sg & good Cd. time y guaranteed,
DR.. Tracy is now installed In his
new office on the cop floor Of the
new telephone building. ..---' e
Chief of Police William Taylor of
Anaconda, has instituted suit against
Alderman Frederick Gangner for
$4,000 damages, alleged to have been
sustained in a recent fight in which
the blue coat was given a good
humping by his aldermanic brother.
You can secure horse blankets.
robes, skates. fancy chinaware and
bob sleds at greatly reduced prices at
the Judith Hardware ,Co.y.,,....,,e..........
>EH eraStree went to: the railroad
Wednesday to meet Mrs. Crabtree.
who has besn onsa. four months visit,
to relatives and friends in Stirling
and Chicago, Illinois. Mr.. and Mrs.,
Crabtree returned to LewistownI
Friday afternoon; $50 k&@t(':'lf
Home rendered lard is the best
ct the Lewistown Meat & Provision
Company.
Mrs. Blackwell of Denver, who has
been in Lewistown for the past two
months getting up a set Of abstract
books, decided that in the face of the
established opposition 1t would not
be q paying proposition and left
Tuesday for Great Falls. -
When you want coal go-;to J. L.
Beebes the agent for tAe Black Dia-
nond. Coal ts, ,ast The Bank 81 Fergus
County. is
The dinner served Friday evening.
by, the ladies Of thss Methodist church
was well patronized' and meat sum
was realized for the.G church fund.
Several little girls had a candy stand
at the entrance and sold several dol.
lars worth of their sweets. thus pa-
terially aiding the worthy cause.
Andrew ]. Macdonald was circu-
hitting y petition around town. Nom
day asking the Coy oyerpmsnt to est; So,
tabIish d new p6stoffce over on the
Missouri river, about two miles
above the mouth of Armells creek.
He says there are about fifty fami-
lies in that section who have to go
to Wilder, a distance of II miles, for
their mail.
II you are in a hurry to get to Gilt
Edge, ride on the Nickle Plate. Of
fee telephone No. 10.
The usual pleasant time was enjoy
ed by those present at the social ses-
sion of the Presbyterian church held
Friday evening. The pictures of IA
nous men were pinned to the wall
and all were required to make a guess
as to who they were. The right name
was found for all of the pictures af-
ter which the usual program was rem
dered. A light lunch concluded the
evenings pleasure. Considering the
stormy weather, there was good at
tenqancs' 4 = nta",.- ,s..,s
Fergus County argus., 1903-01-14
Kelly and Moulton. pay cash for

--.-Kelly. and .Mollton.- pay cash foI
4 bounty claims.
Ifc-wfcH3 pscltf '6s'f1esA, can receive
land proofs. See advertisement.
R. X. Neill of Spokane, consulting
engineer for Finch & Campbell. ar
rived in this city Saturday from a
trip to, his home.
Bargain sale going on at the Ju-
dith Hardware Co.
NJ. l. Woedman and Joseph Wun-
derlin with their families, left Mon
day morning for Kansas City, where
they will spend few days after
which they will go to southern Cali,
fornia for the winter. -.
Read the advertisement of the Ju-:
dith Hardware Co. z Y Y Z
It takes brave man to grab on to
a, hose. cart with the absolute Ger,
tafnty that you are going to get soak
ing wet, with your best clothes on, |
but that is what several 'of' the boys
did Friday night. '-''-''..'-'r---
Fergus County argus., 1903-01-14

tstallation OF officers tonight.
bi "PGh lllg gmTR llsfng SIN al
A decree Of foreclosure was issue,
this morning by Judge Cheadle in tn,
case of II. b. Palmer, trustee VS.. E
C.. Abbott ct al. a.IIi gGtGtV %.
Fergus County argus., 1903-01-14

Eastern Montanans are urging the
petition recently laid before congress
to appropriate $4,000 Tor the i'm.
provement Of the custer battle field.
Fergus County argus., 1903-01-14

Mayor Cook, will return next week
from Q four months ry,ti tfsp. to different
points in Kansas and Missouri.
Fergus County argus., 1903-01-14

No. 2 calls up George R. creel's IN an-
lertaking parlors.'
Fergus County argus., 1903-01-14

When contemplating a trip ID
Edge, telephone No. 10. ------
Fergus County argus., 1903-01-14

The little daughter or Pat Mill OF
Phtlbrook, died SUNDAY Ng,patiga;
lars as to. cause of death and time Of
lburial were learned. Eya
Miss Fannie Cook. da1ghter Of
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STOCKS AND BONDS.

New York. Feb s.-Todays stock mar
ket fell back into cullness and the price
level yielded There were some protes-
sions of depressed feeling over the pos
poet OF a weak hank return and over the
upward course OF sterling exchange. The
hitch in the proceedings was settle
rlert of the vexed Venezuelan question
which induced sons selling here for
London account and added another no.nf-
NIL reason for the reaction. But the OBJ
vio9s fact was that; the activity and
apparent strength OF yesterday covered
large realizing operations by the profess
SIGNAL leaders OF the market who have
conducted this weeks campaign <or a
rise Their buying and their more dem
onstrst.ve bidding fer stocks which have
been a feature Of this week were lack
ing today When II was perceived that
this support was relaxed. ro0m traders
offered prices and found vulnerable spots
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but the selling was not urgent. not long
continued, and the buying to cover by the
room shorts caused some recovery from
the lowest The closing, however, was
heavy and very duh.
The weeks sub-treasury requirements,
which amounted to $6,36o.ooo have been
offset by receipts from the interior. which
seem to be less than S.0o.000, so that
the banks have lost cash during the
week to the extent of upwards OF 100000
The loss to the sub-treasury depart
ment was more than half accounted for
by last Saturdays payment TO the gov
eminent of. Central Pacific note. but
the government operations nave taken
sum daily from the money market
The condition Of the money market has
been. nevertheless, one Of growing ease
and the demand for even time money has
shown a falling OF at the rates asked by
the banks
The growing ease of money is probably
the real ground for the upward course OF
sterung exchange. With the increasing
accommodations in New York there is
every inducement for lose who have
borrowed abroad to pay or their matur-
ing obligations. Expert authorities IN
tIe foreign exchange market affirm that
the extent to which this process has
Leen carried since the first Of the year
is far beyond any public comprehension.
There is excellent authority for assert
ing also that a growing disposition is
manifest, especially in France. to in
vest in American securities Tho pro-
cess is not perceived in the stock mar
ket and probably does not involve the
old and seasoned securities which figure
in the international markets and which
are at a price level to induce selling
rather than buying by foreigners 1t is
said in possible explanation of the
French buying of securities. that it rep
resents reinvestment in anticipation Of
the payment which is to be made to
Panama Canal shareholders by the Uni
ted States government
There were few features in todays mar
ket The Wisconsin Central stocks We're
bought on rumors of changing control.
Amalgamated showed strength in the
face of the reactionary market and there
were advanced in a number of low priced
industrial stocks. The rise in Hooking
Valley was supposed to be connected
with the undisciosed plan for the dispo-
sition OF that property.
Otherwise the leading active stocks
move pretty uniformly with the reaction
airy tendency.
The bond market was quite broad and
active but irregular in tone. Total sales.
par value. s.. $4,000. United States bonds
were all unchanged on the last CALL
Closing quotations of stocks weer as
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WHEAT LEADS
ALL UPWARD
BuIIish News Gives Slight Ad-
vance to Grains.
LONGS WERE TO GREEDY
And Covering Followed Caus-
ing a Reaction.

Chicago, Feb. 6-The trade in wheat
was moderately active today, and on
bullish news the market ruled firm, May
closing CSC higher. May corn was a shade
higher, while oats were up ssQ14c. Pro-
visions closed steady, with the May pro-
The unexpected strength to camles caus-
ed q strong opening in wheat and under
free covering May sold to 1910 after open
ing A9a4c higher. at 7sQ79isc. The small
er Argentine shipments for the week,
1,274Oo0 bushels, where a total Of 1,600. 90
had been expected. created some anxiety
among shorts and was partly response
Bile for the early buying from that source.
Local longs took advantage of the bulge
to dispose of considerable stuff, and in
consequence a reaction followed. Re
port sof buying at the seaboard for ship
ment to France was help late in the
session and the market responded readily
May again selling up to 1910. The close
was steady to firm, with May &c higher
at l9isc. Primary receipts were a bull
factor, being smaller than Of late at
900 bushels, against 1896. 900 bushels a
year ago The weather was favorable
and crop advices Were bearish. Brad
streets report on the export of wheat
and flour for the week showed a total
ejual to 3,9l6,000 bushels, compared with
10000 bushels last week and 4.S00, 600
bushels year ago. Clearances of wheat
and -four were equal to $4,000 bushels.
Minneapolis and Duluth reported receipts
of 3N cars each, which with local re-
ceipts of 80 cars, none of contract grade.
made total receipts for the three points
of 334 cars. against 302 cars a week ago
and rs cars last year.
Corn acted in sympathy with the ad-
vance in wheat, but when the price of
May reached 45c there was considerable
selling by commission houses. which pre-
vented a further advance. The trade in
general was only fair and was prin-
cipally for local account. Dizziness pre-
vailed the datter part Of the session and
the close was steady, with May shade
higher at 447sc after selling between 44F4d
45c. Local receipts were 30 cars, with
none of contract grade.
Oats ruled strong. but the volume OF
trade was rather small, the offerings
being light. The strength OF other grain
was an early factor. Local longs were
disposed to take profits and part of the
advance was lost, but late in the day
there was renewed demand, and the close
was near the top. May closed sake
higher at S7isc. after ranging between
36as24371sc. the top price of the crop. Lo-
cal receipts were los cars.
Provisions were dull and the senti-
ment was rather bearish. although open
ing prices were trifie higher on a fair
demand for pork and ribs. Locals were
bearish in their mood and disposed to
sell. with selling by stockyards people a
feature. The close was steady, with
May pork unchanged at 1865. May lard
closed 2i1ac lower at S9.37l2. while ribs
were shade higher at s9.1315Q9.15.
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CASH OUOTATIONc

Cash quotations were as follows:
Flour-Steady.
Wheat-No. spring, 7sGSOc; No. 3, 75c;
No. red. 75i2dp16c
Corn-No. 2, 1850; No. 2 yellow, 1870.
Oats-No. .. 3i1ac; No. 2 white. 3sc; No.
8 white, 34G35iac.
Rye-No. ., sec.
Barley-Good feeding. 43s4G45c; fair to
choice mailing, 4sd56c.
Flax seed-No. l, s1.16; No. North
western. Sl2i.
Timothy seed-Prime 50 60
Mess pork. Dbl. SIG 756I16.S715c; lard. per
1eG lbs. 50. 42l1d9. 10; short ribs sides Ooose)
IS 95Ge Is: dry sailed shoulders, (boxed)
sS12igdS25: short clear sides. boxed
S9-37IzG9.50
Whisky-Basis of high vines, $3.50.
Clover-COntTact grade. s1l.7O.
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Cattle Sales.
CNbN Oc~o.
STQCKERS AND FEEDERS
SHIPPERS AND NOTES.

Sweeney & Fowler of Kingman fur
nished a carload Of hogs for the market
yesterday.
H F. Young Of Kildare, o. T., helped
out the supply of hogs to the extent OF
] one carload.
G. NJ. Shine of Burton is a well known
shipper who had hogs on the market yes
terday.
A Hufbauer of Mulvane consigned a
mixed load of cattle and hogs to this
market yesterday.
c. s. Stewart of Whitewater furnished
q carload of Butler county hogs for the
market.
j. L. Vandanen of Hackney marketed
q mixed load Of cattle and hogs.
f. D Metz of Dalton furnished car
load OF hogs for the market yesterday.
B. L. Drake of Hazfeton marketed
carloau of hogs yesterday.
That old reliable and popular shipper
Of Augusta. Ed. Weidline, came over
yesterday and brought carload of stock
ers.
Now that another big grain elevator is
going to be built in the packing house
district. the railroads would better con-
slider the matter of furnishing switch
engine especially for the work in that
section of the city.
All of the farmers who come to the
city Yesterday were delighted with the
fall of snow 1t was just what the wheat
Al
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New York Money Market,

New York, Feb. 6-Money on call was
steady at 2H43 per cent; closing offered
ga. Time money nominal: GO days. AZ
80 days. AZ; six months. 4zG5 per cent.
Prime mercantile paper. 41zG5 Sterling
exchange. strong. with actual business
in bankers bills at s4s1.25 for demand
and at s4.s425 for 60-day bills. Posted
rates. s4s5Q4ss; commercial bills. "a. S315
@4&
Bar silver, Also.
Mexican dollars 37izc.
Government bonds, steady; state bonds
strong: railroad bonds. irregular.
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OTHER LIVESTOCK MARKETS.
Chicago.


Chicago, Feb. 6.-Cattle-Receipts, $3.50.
Market slow. Good to prime steers. $3.50
d5.75; poor to medium. s. .0oq4.4 40; stock
ers and feeders. 81 3eG4.5O; cows. 81 .iGlI
$50; bulls, 81. GOA 25 calves. $3.5GQ7. T5;
Texas fed steers, 50 .50a4. Is.
Hogs-Receipts today, 24,eco; tomorrow,
1900; left over. 1900. Close strong, at
thursdays best price. Mixed and butch
ers. Sc 6oGp7 90; good to choice heavy.
81. 95g7 .12Ie; rough heavy, s6.70G6 80; light
Sc 40G6 60; bulk of sales. Sc. 6ed6 50.
Sheep-Receipts. 5000. Sheep and lambs
steady to strong. Good to choice weth-
ers. >4.50d5.5e; fair to choice mixed, So 40
case; western sheep, 81. 25d5-25; native
laI.bs. $4.50ds. 40; western lambs, s4.15q
e.25
OniciaI yesterday: Receipts: Cattle,
ments: Cattle, 250s; hogs, 1850; sheep,
23S3.
Kansas City.
Kansas City. Feb. 6.-Cattle-Receipts,
1880 natices, 200 Texans. Calves, % ma
tives. Corn cattle. 15Q25c lower than
Wednesday. Good heifers. steady 20
strong Cows. steady to lower. Quaran-
tine lee lower. Choice export and dress
ed beef steers, 81. 709lS. 40; fair to good.
S. O0a4.70; stockers and feeders, s.. 6cei- 50
western fed steers, s. S0EI5.05; Texas and
lEGlan steers. .. fJi III, texas GUNS,
s. 10ft4. 10; Texas CONS. s. leN1S. -; ma
tive cows. si.7eG4.40; native heifers.
s. 75d5. IS; Gamers. 81. ocG2.15; bulls. s.. Is
Gl5.5O: calves, $9.o1IC.o0.
Hogs-Receipts. $500. Market 5Glec
lower Top. SIS: bulk of sales, s6.92i
$50; heavy 81. S3de.95; mixed PAGERS.
Sc. 7oa6.90: light. $6-4od6.S71a workers..
SIS. 75rs. sly: pigs. Sc ooG665.
Sheep-Receipts. 2.e0a Market strong
/, Low he
western lambs. s. S50s.10; fed ewes, $ 10
native wethers. S5.5ea4.S5; western weth
ers. IS. e0g4 30; stockers and feeders, s.. 80
$3.50.
ST. Louis.
St Louis Feb -Cattie-Receipts 500.
including 400 Texans Market steady.
Beef steers. 81. eo6I5. 80; stockers and feed
ers s. 1904 -: COWS and heifers, s. 2Sl
$50; Texas steers. s3.0oG4.50; cows and
heifers, $2.5oG5 10.
Hogs-Receipts. 800 Market steady.
Pigs ard lights. Sc 1860; packers, So. 3
az -: butchers. S6.9Qss7.e5.
Sheer Receipts. So. Market strong. Ma
tives, s4.25d5. -; lambs. S4.9oqS.5o; Tex
ans. SS.2Ga4.eo.
New York Produce.
New York. Feb s.-Butter-Receipt
7519 packages. Market steady. State
dairy. loeI-7ci eNtTa creamery. &c, COM
mon 10 choice creamery, I9H25c.
Cheese-Reoeipts 49, packages. Mar
ket frrn. Fancy small state. fun cream.
co.ored fall made. 1=i.c; late made. l5asG
lie; fancy small state. full cream. white.
fail made. IKE late made, 1880; fancy
large state fun cream. colored. fail
made, l4t.c; late made. 1Ss.e: fancy large
state. fun cream. white. fall made, Iil.c;
late mad Isl.c.
Eggs Receipts. S1SI packages. Market
easier. State and Pennsylvania average
best. 2+c fancy western. 2izc; refris-
orator. l5Elsc.
Sugsr-Raw. steady. Fair refining. IS
a3 S-ltc; centrifugal IS test sssc; nloias-
SIS sugar. 27s92 15-16c. Refined steady.
Chushed. %; powdered. 40: graduated.
As
coz e-Steady. No. Rio 5sSc.
MoI 4sses-FirIn; New Orleans. SaGoc-
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DRY GOODS MARKET.

Now York Feb. Cuisines has been
as full in the cotton goods division as
sellers are willing 10 take AZ prevailing
prices, Both staples and fancy lines are
very firm. Print cloths. quiet but very
firm. Linens in fair demand al firm price
Burlaps scarce and firm
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HOG MARKET
FIVE LOWER
Supply Was Good for a FRI
day.
TOP PRICE WAS S6.62 ~
Cattle Supply Light Market
Remains Steady.

Some of the sellers yesterday quoted
the hog market five 10 ten cents lower,
but in practically every case five cents
would cover the decline. Dold and Cud-
ahy were the buyers but no complaints
that they were not getting hogs enough
were heard The packers are not giving
such large orders as some time ago, but
they seen. to be taking care OF about
all the hogs that come.
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ON
gvllBnIsJ ! Z.

Ore Minute Cough Cure does net pass irnrnedi-
atey into the stomach but fingers in the throat. chesi
a73 lungs. producing.she folk wing results
so Relieves the cough.
~ nzk.s The breathing easy.
81 Cuts cut TIE phiegui.
ri Draws oct the Inflammation
f5l Kills the germs (aicrcbes) Of disease.
80 Strengthens the naocls membranes.
t71 Clears the mead.
49, Relieves the feverish conditions.
~ Removes every Cause Of the cough aid tho
strain on the lungs.
(lol Enables the lungs 70 contribute pure life
giving and ie-sustaire oxygen 70 the blood Cures
ILL IL
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BANK CCEARINGS.

New York, Feb. 6.The following table.
compiled by Bradstreet, shows the bank
clearings for the principal cities for the
week ending February ;. with the percent
age of increase and decrease as compared
With the corresponding week last year:
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On tne produce exchange tOo3y quota
tons were as follows:
Butter-Quiet and steady. Creamery.
16d25c; dairy, 15G25c.
Eges-Easy; I9l1c
Cheese-Steady; 1SGl4c.
Kansas City.
Kansas City. Feb. 6.-Wheat. Close:
May. esizc: July. 667sd6611c; cash No ?
hard 6SG67iec: No. 8. e4ixd56c: No. 1
hard, 57G6cc; rejected, 5Sq57c; No. , red,
CSC: No. 3. e5ds6c
Corn-April. S71zc; May. 3s5.12a3c: July
Sc: cash No. , mixed. Ss+dsss.c: No. =
white. 40l3G4lc; No. 8. 4Oa4oizc.
Oats-No ? white, 351edS6c No. mixed
Sc.
Rye-No . 45c.
Hay-Choiee timothy. $3.50; do prairie
soc
Butter-Creamery. 1saG3c: fancy dairy.
Iec
EggsFreSh. Ice.
Receipts of wheat. 80 cars.
ST. Louis.
st. Louis, Feb. e.-Wheat- Close: Mar
ket higher. No. , cash. sc; track 5sitI
sc: May sc; No. . white 5sc-
Ccrn-Higher. No cash. 4lIxc; track.
4il1d4.c; May, iIssalssc; July. 4lIsc
Oets-Firm. No. cash. Sc: track.
S6iz1S.c: May. &c; No. = white. sc.
Rye-Higher, seizc-
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Hog Sales.
Cattle.

Cattle receipts were very light yester-
day and the bulk of sales We're of stuff
held over in the yards. The market was
about steady but in some cases stockcrs
sold strong.