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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1895-10-24

THURSDAY, OCTOBER "a, 1895.
Local Time anle.
MADISON, SOUTH DAko'

Local TAme NoAC.
Chicago. Milwaukee d st. Paul Railway, which
took effect, sunday, August %, 1873:
TRAINS GoINa EAST.
Passenger, No. 4, departs n:3' Il. m.
Freight, No.. 20, departs $50 u. ~.
Freight, No. -, departs 800 p. m.
TRAINS come WEST,
Passenger, No. l, departs 3:35 p. N.
Way freight, No. ", departs 1850 u. II.
TRAINS rROEl THx EAsr.
Passenger, No. 1, arrives $50 p. m,
Freight, No. -, arrives 4 $50 u. m.
Freight, No. 90, arrives ) 80 p. m.
TRAINS PROM THE WEST.
Passenger, No. 4, arrives II 30 9. M.
Freight, No. VI, arrives :i5 p. IN.
All the above trains carry passengers; but
freights only when passengers are provided with
tickets.
Passenger trains going east make connection
st Egan for eli points south, and passenger train
going west, at Wooneocket for all points north.
MADISON u RRIsToL LINZ.
Passenger going north. departs 9:10 n. m.
yer from north arrives, 200 p. IN.
JNO. LARKIN. Local Agent.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1895-10-24

ST. PAUL, Oct. 24.-The hearing Of
the appeal OF Lena Turck and Bernard
Reiter from the order Of Superintendent
Rochell refusing TO grant them certiti-
Gates to teach school in Stearns county,
came up before State Superintendent
Pendergast. superintendent Rochell's
order was ovcrruled and certificates to
teach were issued.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1895-10-24
SPAIN GROWING ANXIOUS.
Newspaper Men Coming to America to
Note Publ c Feeling.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 24.-Thc intCreSt
taken in Spain in the policy and pur.
poses Of the United States toward Cuba
is indicated by the arrival here of SenOr
Tesifonte Galligeo, IA special CORES
pondent Of Ell Heraldo de Madrid, one
of the leading papers Of the Spanish
capital, who comes for the purpose of
~canvasstng the sentiment among lead
ing public men here. Senior Galligeo
sought to secure an interview with
President Cleveland and Secretary
Olney, but did not succeed owing to the
departure of the former for Atlanta and
the engagements of Mr.. Olney.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1895-10-24
FRANK SMITH.

It's just as easy to try One Minute
Cough Cure as anything else. It's
easier to cure a severe cough or Geld
with it. Let your next purchase for a
cough he One Minute Cough Cure. Bet
ter medicine; better results; better try
it. FRANK SMITH.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1895-10-24
young wife and one child to mourn his

young wife and one child to mourn his
loss.
Directors Of the Lake Madison Chau.
tauqua association-J. Ii. Williamson,
Rev. Il. Nj. Shanafelt, H. II. Keith, DIR.
O. 0. Sawyer, j. l.. Jones, Il. E. BIanch-
ard, Geo. II. Farmer and Mrs. j. p. Jen-
kins-met last evening and this forenoon
10 the secretary's Office and considered
the affairs of the association. 1t was
decided to hold the assembly OF 1886
from June 30 to July IA, inclusive, and
that the cost OF platform lectures and
Summer schools should not exceed in
the aggregate $500. The selection of a
superintendent of assembly and a super
lntendent of Summer schools was not
made but the matter left to the execu-
tive committee. The directors designa-
tee the following Of their own members
as an executive committee: j. II. Viii.
Hanson, L. NJ. Shanafelt, q. o. Sawyer,
Geo. K. Farmer and j. l.. Jones. 1t
was also moved and carried that the
! local creditors Of the association select
and sppoint a committee to IN all
the books of the association, accounts
and vouchers and report on the financial
condition OF the corporation. For this
purpose a meeting Of the local creditors
will be held this evening. T.. G. Whalen,
field agent for the association, reported
$500 worth Of new stock subscribed
and part of the subject matter for con-
sideration of the creditors this evening
will be the question Of continuing MIR.
Whaien in the field and pushing the
sale Of stock to a successful issue.
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FRANK SMITH.
Old Folks Attention!

Everybody in Lake county over 80
years OF age, or if married, where either
husband or wife is over so, are cordially
invited to the annual "Old Folks
gathering at the Madison house in the
city of Madison, on Wednesday evening,
October 3Dth. Refreshments and a good
program full OF merriment and hearty
good cheer is promised. Come, every
body. Come in wagons. on horseback,
on foot, ride a bicycle, but come. Leave
care, business and long faces at home,
and give one evening to nonsense and
fun. Let's show the present generation
that they don't know anything about
fun. Five hours full of refreshments,
music, toasts. games and genuine enjoy
ment, all for twenty. tive Genus each.
Curtain rises at seven o'clock. Perform
ance at once. No postpon-
ment on acco,lnt of weather. Be sure
and come.
d. ID. HOLDRIDGE, Pres.
Mrs X. G. McCALLISTER, V. Pres.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1895-10-24

Another important announcement by
the Northern Pacific is the through tonr-
list car service between st. Paul, Mime.
apolis and Sacramento and San Francis
%, California. via Portland and the ia
nous shasta route. The Northern Pa
citic overland train leaving St. Paul
every Wednesday carries these cars.
For reservations and other information
apply to Chas. S. Fee, general passenger
agent N. p. r. r.
1t is a truth in medicine that the small
est lose that performs a cure is the best.
De Wits Little Early Risers are the
smallest pills, will perform a cure. and
are the best.
FRANK SMITH.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1895-10-24

Say, why don't you try De Wits Lit
tie Early Risers? These little pills cure
headache, indigestion apd consumption
They're small, but do the work.
FRANK SMITH.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1895-10-24

There are many good reasons why
you should use One Minute Cough Cure.
There are no reasons why you should
not, if in need of help. The only harm
less remedy that produces immediate re-
suits.
Fp.NE SMTru
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1895-10-24
Prince Pierre n Lunattc.

LONDON, Oct. 24.-The officials of the
Brazilian embassy here say that Prince
Pierre Of Sake oburg is i'll Il lunatic
asylum in Austria, and that there is no
foundation for the report of IA move
ment in Brazil in favor Of the restora-
ton of the monarchy.
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One Boy Kills Another.

DULUTH, Oct. 24.-John Stevenson, q
boy about IA years of age, was shot
through the right breast by Burke Bel
linger, another boy Is years old. He
died instantly. Bellinger claims it was
an accident. He, however, has a tough
record and his story is not believed.
The healing properties of De Wits
Witch Hazel Salve are we'll known. 1t
cures eczema, skin affections and Is
simply a perfect remedy for plies.
FRANK SMITH.
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Van Wyck Somewhat Improved.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 24.-Ex-Senator
Van Wyck of Nebraska, who was
stricken with apoplexy Monday after
noon, is somewhat better. His condi-
ton, however, is very grave and the at
tack may terminate fatally.
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Killed by a Boiler ExplJsion.

BURLINGTON, Ia, Oct. PA mes
senger has just arrived with word of q
terrific boiler explosion which took
place at Lomax, Ills, a few miles from
here, in which John Holmes and James
White were instantly killed, and two
others fearfully cut and bruised.
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etc. large. choice, sa5'ac prime 2usisc:
'O YGGs" Marie, shows no change: Receipts rradu
ally fsllns hut the reduction Is slight. and offset
IT, however and ,hs tone Of the market Is nrm on top
quotations and steady on lower s,.a,s We quot sers
pr yac o0l Western a,asc count per
90. Trsc TsIs per consnEs ov.pny stock
generally inferior and demand extremely anii Tor ,; q.
higher Maryland ana Delaware stock generally poor and
sl and again lower Local pears plenty and nesleced
Little demand fo5 aalna s Grapes In gn supply
inquiry fancy cuans dsi ns 's tory
quotations sApe q dmsd STOCK s very
s T5sS%" hpS Sfss' ns a%a s's S.
Is .Ss 3 s sssy :ps .s iE a; 9" sag sss
Nssa 81 aoasa 90 DO bsSs OFdnaF rsF
.ass s" sSs e S S5 R"i s per
100 ssas22 nusAnelons bb Sass latter for fancy
FRUITS DRIED-Evaporated apples are without change hang.
in demand price feeling generally sHfy on and SS so
s2ssd to sale few n-dried apples sell II here.
Peddling sales Of new southern cherries at ve O,n
We quote Apples evaporaei. fancy. 7q7'.e DO; prime
dried 5s and SKINS aie cherries s, new
ss psaas s a s ' sssd u"pss
S3sss; prunes 10 SIC ana aSs,y a'saS,c ,r.,
and ns the sns @ 81 but Of choice Se
Dc: do good 10 prime 7Isc: do common 10 fair 40
6sc: yearlings Base: old Odds 2d3c.
FOJITRY-ALIVE-N ten carloads In to-day ana
s S'T ssEs f ns. to s 1a esahised
quote Spring chickens. local. N. l3dl3c do Mest-
ern i3ai4c: do Southern. iec. fowls lie Old ROSTERS
7c; turkeys sN9c ducks pair f,r S'c geese '"cp
81 -; pigeons 3od35c .DiiESSED-Stoek mas aS-
cumulated under dull trade, and the market IL ",aN
Prices show little further change on fancy fresh ips
but ton figures are and for all small CHICK
ems or for heldover goods holders are shadne "h,n-
ever sales can be increased We quote: Turkeys p ~
iOaic: fowls gsdlOc. chickens lhilade!phia iof-is
do Western dry-pickcd i!glGc do scaicd 100 lc ga
cocks &C. spring ducks. Long Island 100 To- 90 East
ern. i6a7c Eastern geese. iSn2oc; SQUADS per "o~
81 5OQs2 -, ooa,,
GAME-we quote: woodcock. fresh, Irr pair S'cfSl
partridge frozen 'ocasi grouse siqs go Ina'i -ger
ao. s2as: . Ens ,s Eng ana s0'''" power = 90"
ona,s Jov rTinc per 100 m 81 do No to No I.
coSG5c; rye straw a0pG5c. ont straw. a5n 80.
POTATOES AND VEGETABLES potatoes plenty
and without further change. fair local ana shipping de-
mand Onions quiet and weak. Tomatoes ovcrpleniy In
the undcrgrades and such lower. fancy about steady
Cmcumhef very low Eggpan's firm tor choice lots Green
peas steady Other vegetables generally plenty and cheap
We quote: Pctaies Long Island ana Jersey. per hnl.
red per hi. S3p<+ "a. onions. per Dbl 81 "ds2 -:
tomatoes Upper Jersey per box 7hcGsl DO Lower Jer-
sey 25atoc a. Maryland carrier horHsi 90 d. Nor.
fok lOaC5c, cucumhcs. box. $t'n. 40 per 100 10
Qsor elephants. Jersey. per hii &as' d. southern.
81 ;osS cah,a,s per 100 s20se 20 ,rn Yer leo 5"cr
81 celery per dozen Nat tunche- 81 dnlsi ~. d. per
stalks iin,or peas Ions Island. per has.
81 25asi 20 % Western Newiok. '3caSi. lettuce per
III .0a7Ac squash tOrrsl. Russia turnip9 iod.1'c:
siring beans. lAg. ".utuc
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COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKET.

New-York July -. 1895
BEANS AND rEAs.whne there Is very light trade AIDE
absence Of much pressure sell tends to keep prices
about quoted Of late II IN buy choice Canadian
jobbng the finest marks Of reach 81 -. but
understand that exporters have been allowed cable
little lower figure Red kidney weak az 81 ~. Green
peas dull and lower especially Scotch We quote Beans
domestic. choice per bush. 81 22hgs? 81 Do
81 90 do medium 81 S. do white kidney. 81 1899 90 DO
red kidney 81 s0a$l 80 do turtle 81 4ogsl At do
DO foreign marrow. s2o50s2 TO- do foreign pea 81 T5a
81 ST. do foreign medium 81 s5asi 10; green peas. bbs
81 % DO bags p7nc0*i: do Scotch. 92isa95c
BtTTER-The delayed stock from the Star Union Line
got IN this morning and the offerings fairly liberal
Trade was much Queicr than yesterday and there
less Of the bush feeling top grades fresh
placed nj l7%4lsc. but for fancy 1--we
the current rate and most buyers found difficulty
call except where the or the character
OF the butter summary Not doing In State dairy
or imitation creamery. and there was quiet trade In
factory Exporters not getting much encouragement
Of present We quote: Creamery. extras per NJ II4c:
nrsls leGl6sc; do thirds seconds i2a5c State dairy
half tubs. fancy l6isc do Welsh tubs fancy l0c dairy
tubs thirds hrsts l5tc; Imitation creamery frsts
l3nl4c; do seconds 1lq12c Western dairy 9aiac fac
tory. nrkns lhgl2hc: do tubs. fancy iii16JiAc: do
nrsts. llc 40 thirds 10 seconds. ssQ1Ozc old Western
CHEEsEA few shippers had orders in hand for large
size full cream and while they in hurry OPP
fdence in the position Prices higher but there
rather steader tone throughout. Small size fun
selling pretty well. and the little improvement es-
NewYork fatshaped coored be bought below SAC
Part skins In freer receipt and only moderate demand
choicest lots held steady at 5q5Nc for coord
cal lots OF white going higher. but there Is an easy
feeling In other grades. Liverpool cable 3ss Cd We
quote State full cream large. coored. fancy INC: do
white fancy INC; DO good TO choice. 7Q7hc: do com
&c: do common To fair. eh@7Kc skms. ChenanCoss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-25

Chicago July - CspeclaD. Wheat to-day sqldehs su
yanccd &c bush and closed a the top reoiie VINO
short thos. who had sold calls iutrls
night panic. No one bought as riucn r,ea,
as Pandxe september which closed Tuesday night a,
sold between 6Ssc ana '-'so anu
clos"d at I2i,c Those who had sold cals Iuesd"y s'
found Themselves at the Close with l,ss OF a. hush
Tho market yot first impulse from the chpies. '
trnrv H. IN. eNpectatlon there been break on
Tuesds, higher There was INC same
astonishing discrepancy between the winter wheat re-
cepts this only 81 cars 81 new gram mere
against TOO curs last year contract wheat al All:
against over last There was srnsdtunl
Hutchinson. Kan. about the estimate "t j"
Kansas mers' association. II put p,sietous e-i
the state crop only I,VW"p bush, put n'lp'n
10 star, tn. shorts Parts avices said the French
crop was turning 'isappontingN After the advance
need Of bull news. the shorts k'pt
things going The receipts primary points were only
bush. against lNo,u~o bush last year s'"o"A'u
clear,ncrs were small only 1900 bush In ALL The cash
stopped 10y the extraordinary demand
reported wheat taken FOR export This mar
advanced than of the others On the euro
at night september closed 12i.c.
In spite OF the unusual advance In wheat corn kept
a fractional closing only i2c over Tuesday
September sold between i4,c and i4sc and closed at
iiAc The reports were perfect That put danpet
esmatc Thursday. 265 The receivers reported
the West selling freely There fair cash de-
msnd here charter, being reported for ldo cars .
acted about did. advanced only Nnctonaily
oat.c The receipts small 90 cars the es
tomorrow. 100 There was an enormous
shipment 10000 bush. and "a large out Inspection. 3isOo
bush.
prices the yards Zoe lower. At the close. though
there "A feeble rally wheat Pork closed Iisc
Tuesday. lard and RIBS AT the same price There
% 600 hogs. the estimate for Is 900
calls NJ 70bc. Puts on September 44c: calls
f6c Puts May S5asc, calls 1910.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-25
LEH|GH VALLEY RAILROAD.

stations foot of CortIandt and De sbrosscs sts.
900 4. VI. daly, except sunday. Tor MAC'H CHUNK
an Intermediate stations.
al, A. VI daily f1r GENEVA. ROCHESTER, BUF-
FAlo. NIAGARA FALLS SUSPENSION BRIDGE and
the West ana principal and local points dningcar 10
Suspension nIds Pullman ves,bgie Sleeper 70 Chlesgo
II 10 4. VI. dtiy Ncayes az 1875 4. NJ. sunday Tor
MArCH cHr Nix and intermediate points Connections
for Re,irg AMI Harris burg. .
200 T. VI. daily. ex-ep, sunday for ELMIRA and an
Connections Tor Pottrille and Read
chair. Wike-barre
3;:,O r. VI. SUNDAYS onlyl tcr Nlikesoarre, l. & H.
Junction and all intermediate stations 1890.
t.tOP ". daily. except Sunday for l. and r. JUNG
TON lrncpai intermediate stations. Pullman ouret
par0r Nilkesiarre. connections Tor Pottsvie
1870 - ". daily. except Sunday. for Bound Brook and
intermediate stat.
bii5 u. VI. daily for EAsToN and intermediate sta
lions
md ali points West. Pullman Sleeper Nrsrhuei train
sew York % Chicago. sleeper 70 Buffalo and Toronto,
connections Tor Reeiing and Harrisburg
CO H. VI. daily except sunday. for Eastern and inter-
mediate stations ..,-,
0,OO r. Vi. Tally for ITHACA GENEVA ROCKIES
TER nt'FFAIO NIAGARA FALLS and all points
West Pullman sieepers to Chicago and Buffalo Chair
Wiikr-barre. - 90. 49,.
Tickets and Pullman Accommodations At 2I3. 1861. si4
and ac3 broadway. 81 East i4th ST. iJ6 East 'th ST.
New York sGD Fulton St. Court ST. ~ broad"ay ana
BROOKLYN Annex. brooklyn. y Y.
The New YORK Transfer Co will call for and check nag
rnge from hotel residence through 10 destination
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EXPORTS TO-DAY.
THE GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
New-York, July -. 1SaS.

York. July ~. 1880.
COTTON-The local cotton market opened al u'v'a,s
<r,,, ,rcrnoo There was considerable trading cary!
consisting in good part Of exchanging August LOT
OF for local account ~.
s,ders mixing in current events "s ,
et1.I' c,,tor market slight
rally In q sales were tFiuS ~
nricss showing Of only about points from 's
asvs closing During the afternoon ,h'ic "as
huvinp by thOsc early on Nell 5 report
market closed with about Of the loss recovered lotai
sales were bales. The chief Nearsh feature OF me
day was the report that Nell Bros were out win a pear
circular the estimated outcome OF 'hr
coming crop at SODpOTo and possibly "N"pVV pa,cs.
private cables received from Liverpool stated that inns
was the principal for the break IN that nHrke';
secondary conaC the reported s""hesS oi
,roda =, Manchester and their small takngs OF spot cot
ION the sales Liverpool amounting 10 ohE '"VV
construed as belnS i"''i
bullish hui n oycTshadowed by the adverse ana i
tmnorsnt new. from the other soc The weather crop
report SAYS that the week has not been uniformly iaN"
from Alabama, South Carolina and Oklahoma. ana an
Improvement noted in Mississippi and Louisiana" IN
and North Carolina II IS running 10 stak a'n
much caused injury In portions OF ArksnS">
LOUISIANA ana Florida. Southwestern Texas cotton IS
suffering The estimate cf MI Nrli, ieietted
70 above. includes the statement tnat 2."Wp bdcs
American Will be- carried over rcin last year a
surpus Q1otrp bales. T' calculates on 80
pounds lint per acre this statement IS disputed ny
come who claim that Il Is fully 10 per cent TOO hfh anu
point that the average OF lint Tor the last ven
years has only lS3 pounds per acre The estimate
Of Mr. NELL for crop running from sOstoO To '"N~p
dominant In the cotton belt. ana - N'n
that is also based decrease OF per
and decrease OF 10 per cent
In the other States Heavy reported by pri-
due there.
Opening range and close today. and closing bids tho
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RAILROADS..
PENNSYLVANIA
RAILROAD.
TIoNs foo, Of Desbrcsses and cortlandt strests.

STATIONS FOO. of Desbrcsses and corandt Streets
es SF;S' };?S ;s;T@Ss.n..
tom cars TiSss" h9asS
ouiss i ios g. st louis " ssS + H. Toledo
200 u. VI. CHICAGO AND ST. LOUIS EXPRESS.
& AND ss5so and % Po"f c J a. NJ st.
o6o 4 WasTES ExRREss c,og Sleeping
L E NJ s5r4aw ffiSS Pss day
Arrives Cincinnati r NJ fndanapoiis ioi5 p. Nj.
SEQ f. IT, FAcc 6sfSHd Gn Sleeping
70 PhtsburS Connects for Chicago daily and cleve-
'""' WHsHiSGToN AND THE SOUTH.
o. srs. S II IL al rsrcr and Dinns cars. $50.
Dn3S ' %"Ts az M 10 night I@ sun ali
Psror and Dining cars, 40 Dining Carp. Dining
50! TThahx RAIiwAY 4so p. N. daily seepe.s to
ATLANTIC COAST LINE. A. NJ daily sleepers to
rort Tampa Macon and Charleston: p. NJ daily.
cHEsArEAKE / oiIo RALwAy. E.prt'. P. NJ
For Old FoN sTa a D"'ss via
Charles Route NJ weekdays and. with Through
AF .SSS fss Of nuns, raror
FOR CAFE MAY I1oO A NJ. 100 and 2.io p. NJ. week
Fer Long R"eh AsDY,y ra ocean croys and d P9i1t
fs'S Si' "a sS% fHH Tx -.
go 79o $50 go 90 penna Li% 81 1910 OF. DIN
ff u Gs cn ;bi3 IL $ SlS 49, 80 O@'S e'
nieh, SUNDAYS. e.l5 $50. o go 90 LimiteD' 10 II
7cI aI Dnn SoS a s., n asa ri ns sni as
Broadway Aston House. and foot q Des6e.sss and
SSs ~
hotels and residence through to destination, r,oon
c.~ar,l M,r,,ar General posr'r Agent.
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OTHER MARKETS-BY TELEGRAPH

head total far. 1000 head: for
TO NewYork 24o hsed sale. 10 head market opened
tending lower. but few here closed all oid good
m se g a sts 9 Sd ml s da . 5
SO per for Aa Sl h y last hs, q hGu S1 lime a;
week. 23.oio head consigned through. so head: to
dull and ruled l5c to &c lower closed dull and weak.
with several loads unsold Yorkcs good TO choice - 500
pigs good to extra S. 4oasi o. ronghs s. 25as, 20:
sags. 81 l5a$i Sheep and ambs-Rccepis last "a hours.
47 head total for week thus far $1,000 head for same
time last week % $50 head consigned through 80 head;
10 York. 800 head; on sale. i75o head; market
dun and weak but about all sold extra fancy lambs.
s. XrsS H. good to choice 8 S5gs4 -: light to fair
sS 81 SnGsc y y@s ss - eS" export
Union stock Yards. Chicago July Receipts
1000 head: market for best steady. mNliu1 and com
er and feeders 81 s c sr s s"f'i bus 81 Sass IS
Texans. 81 25gs. 10 Hoss-Receips % head marke,
s. sSas i2 COMMON +" choice mi s 81 Isgs5 TO-
cnoIcs assorted Is ioas, 2s ish, s. soas, Piss sI'l
co lower ss' inferior fcp chc S IS ''n sno w"ss saG
81 Louis. July Acknowledging. 2 6de head mark.,
s. ssas' a. cows 81 .asa 20 TEXAS steers 81 5oas3 80
-hscep's 800 head Market slow and prices ayr
heavy, 81 ,oaN Shcep-R'celps. 1898 head. Demand
Eaa Liberty, July e4-ca,tlc-Receipts light. markc,
ynF ss" n1mc ~2sss' 49, cd 3 "os'n good
-Ecc-pt' light no'slng d.ns ~lil yell ccnsdsa,y
suppl, sh, Market l AMI i,er FD a., s,as, ~
csua g. eogs3 good 81 'ons2 % FAR .oas: com.
srnng !amt' s2as' 80 veal calves Sass so heavy ana
MTte 'ow nss and g' 5, ."r;s % medium soy
Market arm native sie'fs lest Hpo4s 40 a,g Ia good.
81 pnaSi 90 cows ana hefer best, g 7o0ts o. FAR -
go 81 as TO- '" gas; 49, 'sr and isa
sAecp-Is,c'iiia. 2@o head Market lower
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-25

H. a, 81 75 2?t DO az No. 81 20: 100 West Virginia DO
- ~ n, 81 Is. West Virginia sheep ii5 H. ~ 81 -
40 Western do Is H. at 81 90 ioG ohio do, III 10 AZ
81 81. i5a 10. Z? II. AZ 81 So 49,
j. H. Wkerson: Is! Kentucky lambs. .? 10 az 81 a.9
Ohio sheep. ~ ~ a. 81 s7i; - do 81 10. at 81 s',s ~.
do 81 10, at 81 IS; ~ do. 80 10. at 50. ..o oso
s. Judd & CO sos Ksn,uck. lambs q, ~ at 81 ESQ
S. ~ S r. 30 d. Of r. a q 81 4. 2 q
81 90 lambs 81 No. a, S. 6o 81 DO No. at s. 49, ~
do 10. 81 co. VI do % H. at 81 30 Western sheep
and lambs ~ ~ at s. s7t Al state do u, TO- a. .,
sanders 81 West Virginia lambs 90 70 Z" c p ga e.;
275 DO b5 ~ a, 90 95 DO 90 10 at g 90 1872 S state
~ NJ 81 81 q State do. 100 ~ at S3 20 do ~ ID
at 81 80; 10 West Virginia do. 81 N. al ~ ~. - ,
Collins: i13 Virginia crnbs. 6s I'd. az ~ 49, 81 90
10 H. 81 co. Wes Virginia do. "a No. al - oo II
G3 a 81 25 212 do 80 H. at 81 ~ state 40; 90
10 at 81 TO- % Virginia sheep. % H. az - 90 west
Virginia do l3J 10 50 so; - state DO 81 10 at :.
Hume Mullen - state lambs. q ID. az - -: 10 90;
H. al 81 sTi,; buck. 200 H. 81 30.
d. Harrington: State lambs 20 H. at 80; ~ Do. 60
10 at S4 900 - H. at 81: $50 do. ~ N. az
ST. iss Kentucky do 81 No. 81; @O5 Buffalo sheep, N
81 10 go do 70 ID. at 50 20: % State do iO2 H.
at 81
IeIirc. Wright & Co.: II lambs &c ~ at 81 Is:
sheep II NJ at 81.
were sale Market opened dull and easier and closed
medium hogs. and few choice light sold at 81 So late
sail 81 23GS5 %.
Sales Sanders IL hogs, 1sG ID at 81 ca
100 10: do. PAL 10. S. So
Iialenbeck q Hollis late yesterday Fl hogs 3l0 10. at
81 10. q do 1903 10. at s. ~.