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Rocky Ford enterprise., 1895-05-23
NATIVES ARE IN OPEN REVOLT.
Mexican squatters Attack a Surveyor and
XIII Twenty OF Ills Party.

Mexican squatters Attack n Surveyor and
XIII Twenty OF His Party.
St Louis, Mo-, May 20.-A special
from Ell Paso, Texas, says: Informa-
ton has been received here of n bloody
revolt which took place in settlement
between Guadaloup Calva and Varva-
CANA, In the state of chihuahua, Mex
leo, few days ago. The trouble began
when the natives living in the district
attacked a surveying party under Cap
tain Morrison and killed twenty Of the
party. The affair was reported to the
commander of the Mexican troops at
Parrat, who Immediately sent a de-
tachment of 100 men to the scene. Last
Wednesday the troops were assaulted
by the natives and retreated, leaving
half Of their dead and wounded on the
battlefield.
The appointment Of the American,
Morrison, to survey government land,
which is now occupied by native farm
ers, caused the trouble. Morrison
was to receive certain portion Of the
lands for his work. The natives num-
ber about 1000 men living in the vi
cinity, which is surrounded by noun
tains. Troops have been ordered from
Chihuahua to quell the revolt. Morr-
son escaped.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1895-05-23
COLOR LINE WIPED OUT.
Tho Chicago woman's Club Oblitorates II
After n Warm Contest.

Tho chicago "Omans SIuD oDuteEoteu
After n Warm Contest.
Chicago, May 20.-The Chicago Wom-
ans club has obliterated the color line.
Character and character alone, backed
by intelligence, is now the only condi-
ton of membership in that organiza-
ton. Race, color, creed, political lean
ings, all are pushed aside.
This was accomplished Saturday
night after prolonged and at times
heated discussion, and to DIR. Sarah
Hackett Stevenson belong much of the
credit for the victory. Since Mrs. Fan
ME II. Williams. the well-known col
ored woman, had become a member of
the club early last winter, the question
of color had been the one live issue in
the club.
But the victory is only half won for
the Chicago women. They must carry
their point in the Federation of Wom-
ems Clubs, a national organization with
which the Chicago club is affiliated.
Also affiliated with the federation are
a number OF women's clubs in Southern
cities. With them wiping out the color
line is a proposition which will doubt
less cause prolonged wransle.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1895-05-23
sUSTAINS BOYCOTTINO.
A Denver Judge Says 1t Is Lawful
Method of Redress.


Denver, May 2O.-Judge Johnson, In
the District Court this morning, gave
decision which will be received with
Joy by the union laboring men of Den
yer. ]. w. DePear, proprietor OF the
Alert restaurant, a few days ago OBJ
tanned temporary injunction restrain
ing the Cooks and Walters unions
from carrying signs upon the street
calling attention to the fact that non
union labor was employed in the res
taurant. The case came up this morn
ing on a motion to dissolve the injunc-
tion, and Judge Johnson granted that
motion.
In his written opinion, of some
length, the judge reviewed the growth
Of the boycott idea. He said boycott is
but another name for conspiracy, but
that it had come to be recognized as
lawful means of accomplishing an OBJ
ject in the fight between capital and
labor. The principle Of the boycott he
pronounced to be wrong but 1t was
made justifiable by reason Of the un-
fair means adopted by centralized cap
itaL
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1895-05-23
LEGAL
BLANKS
for sale at
Enterprise Office:

The following Legal Blanks are kept
for sale at the ENTERPRISE Office, and will
be sent per mail prepaid on receipt of
price named:
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1895-05-23
SCHOFIELD AT MEMPHIS,
Friendly Greeting From His stubborn Foes
of Thirty Years Ago.


Memphis, Tenn, May 1S.-Lieuten-
ant General Schofield and party arriv-
ed to-day and were escorted to their
quarters by detachment of troops,
consisting of Troops d and X, Third
cavalry, under Major Keyes, an ON
pany A, United Confederate ms,
under Captain w. w. Carne .e lat
ter command is composed OF zen who
met General Schotield OH a less friend
" footing at Franklin, Tennessee, in
the fall Of 1864, and who took this oc-
casion to show their appreciation Of
their former adversary. The band Of
the Third cavalry completed the de-
tachment.
At II o'clock General Schofield re-
ceived the officers of the army temper
arily stationed here. Later he and the
members of his party attended re-
ception given in their honor at the res
idence of Mr.. w. B. Mallory.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1895-05-23
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VAIHLEHc


nets racket presses racket cases. boxing gloves footballs
football SUITS football and gymnasium Shoes gymnasium
supplies sweaters etc. Weguarantee better goods for less
oney asked by other manufacturers If your local
eaer does keep Victor Athletic Goods write for our
illustrated catalogue.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1895-05-23

A newspaper correspondent recog.
nized Schnaubett, the Chicago anar.
chist. disguised as beggar at Hon
duras.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1895-05-23
kENDRIcK SUED.
Action to Divest Him of Title to Millions
In hurc'i Property.

In thurc' Property.
st. Louis, May 2O.-Prominent CathO-
lie clergy and laymen figure in suit
filed Saturday in the District court
against the venerable Archbishop Peter
Richard Kendrick by priests of his do
cese and 1aymen to divest him of all
title and control in the valuable church
property of the archdiocese of st. Louis.
Neld by him in fee.
The petition AYERS that the defendant
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-14

Ds made nr and the bulls are not able to corral
market abroad with the Continent exhibiting slight i'm
account in futures early but cash trade good and
sehs with previous 81 parSSasss maintains large total
Tor f the cearances Chicago dispatch said that advices
sR Ss Sh. slya
oh Sfss es%ssa
been soms aDus .SS % S Cape At ch
S .s ss..f @ e. &. $ :si IT, a
. . :.,vi @ &, ~
s'sSy fG'.ss '5s s: &
ss oo b snn :sssesfs rctps 80 S sSs
against lo7s27 bgrs total ITO o9 bush sgaR, co 40
whsa, market during the arsfnosq wa. quiet. active
n nS weassr There seemed to be wheat s
s. "a PslS Sr t =" rSs'
.Sa S,RE SaSy o1
lat. Ss'ns (. a. much a me to Sc use Of
s % ss:r IVA MAS quiet at s,, net Ss s
s suss 10 hard at l,c ever May 4 q. &c.. $50 800
sSaas 40 900 bush No hard Manitoba private Terms.
bush spring wheat, terms FOR export making ling
va. very dal during he morning but only
dency. There wa. some little talk about Increasing re-
ssrs 600 bush assns, ssSooo bush a., Year ard
patty with wheat in the afternoon helped The sellers
and the absence Of cash demand Was .u benr.s co
Guie, and weaker No 2 was quoted q a..e els,
yator, S5sc delivered and loads sold for export et
oaA93ei.c. Z ahoa as TO time steamer corn wa" wa,
quoted 3%G33sc e.e'ator. .OATs-The market IoI
oats active but the general depression which
prevailed in ali other cereals was not without effect in
this market and prices e of on light operations clos
ms quiet kILc loss for the day. Receipts are
fairly well maintained and f1r the week to date snow
decrease only l07 600 bush the primary markets
Cash were quiet. Sales 80 90 BUSH nclui.
ing 500 bush / p No oes at 227sc eleyator and
5000 bush track and ungradsd white at 2on29c no
oats quoted 229n227.c elevator; No white at -tac
asked. Il RLEY-IhPre trade or any account
and prices are nominal AZ 32q &c according grade
RYE-Market quet: carcts quoted az 43a toc. ALI
Market 5OfJjc. VCKWHEAT-Nea l-
er with prime state quoted 40c bid 1910 asked
to-day closing prices for the previous
day closing prices for the corresponding date last
! oriotr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-14
now THORNTON ARRANGED THINGS.
HIS ALLEGED CONVERSATION WITH JAMES b.
TOWNSEND.

HIS ALLEGED CONVERSATION WITH JAMES b.
TOWNSEND.
Amasa Thornto,is plan for arranging the Plat
delegation for the XVIII Assembly District
dvulged I'm conversation which is alleged to have
occurred between Mr.. Thornton and James B.
Townsend. prominent politician in that district.
In front Of Mr.. Townsend's home. No lO6 East
Thirtieth-st., uncommonly cold morning this
week Mr. Thornton, accompanied by his big dog,
rang Mr.. Townsend's door-be.l before the latter had
breakfasted. and this conversation is reported as
having taken place the sidewalk:
Townsend. In his morning wrapper. bareheaded
and shivering sgh,ly-Well. what is ii Amesa?
Thornton-Say jim, ! hear you want to so on
the County Committee. We'll, ] just thought ia
drop around to tell YOU frankly that you can't go.
In the first place, you I've got 10 go myself,
and and l live too close together in the dis
trct. Then there's Mick" Fish-he's got to go
we've got to have somebody the ticket to give
It show of respectabiiity you know, Jim, and
then there's Thurcw Weed Barnes. We can't well
get out of putting him on. He's a big stun, /
know, and don't amount to nawthin. but we've got
TO take him account OF his name. Then there s
Jim" Auten l spose he's got TO go. too. though
ne hasn't enough sense last him Sunday,
but he's corrallsd delegates and We can't
very we'll get rid OF him.
Here Arnasa stopped to wipe OF the
street dirt the wind blowing in his eyes.
Townsend-Thats four or your list Anasa. The
other must be colored man. of course-"Ce.e
simms ! suppose?
colored man will have to be taken. and I guess
wen let Gale" name the niger.
Townsend-Say. Amasa. you 10 be one OF the
FIVE sure .
Thornton-Course. I'm going, Jim" I'm going to
head the ticket. But I'll tell you, jim though you
can't TO the County Committee. there's no rea-
son why you shouldn't 90 to the National Conven-
ton To be delegate TO the National Convention
Is thundern sight bigger thing than TO go TO the
County Committee III help you fix il. You live mere
az this end Of the district near jim Stewart OF
the NTH and YOU jus; git IN with him ana make
ton is just about your build. The County Commit
tee don't amount 20 anything alongside OF it.
Townsend. after brief meditation-Say. Amasa,
what's my salary
Thorn or (doubtfully)-What do YOU mean?
TOvnsend-Why. what paw do YOU allow me for
taking instructions from you and doing YOU tell
me? Say. Amasa don't you think we'd better At
tend to that National Convention business when w
come 20 il? It's rather early We. Say. Amasa. ar"
YOU really COINS 10 head the ticket next Tuesday
night?
Thornton remarked that IL getting pretty cold
out there in The wind He whistad to his bir. dog.
ana started toward Madison Square at brisk trot.
II said last night that Henry Brrel and
George r. Manchester, who had figured on Thorn
TONS list OF County Commtteemen before the pri-
naries, were dropped
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-14

Refined closed a, the following prices; carg9es DDS
New-York S. Philadelphia 81 %: cases at New-fofK
81 rs: Philadelphia. ~ 10: napttha. IS % -. 49,,
PROVISlONSThe market Tor hog products Is quiet pu.
Mess $3.50 30; family si0Q $40 So short clear so 100
$40 30: BEEF-steady. Quoted Extra mes: ~ fam IAN,
n.y. s10asi2: packet, sydSl0 80 BEEF HAMs-fltm
at Sl5 JOnsl6 DRESSED HOGS-Steady lWib Guo,r
at f&c. and heavy to light at 4x15sc 81 Me- a :
Pcked bsies-Dul at 4kqstc for - to 10 No. r'e s
ic.. .TAILOWEasy at 4c tales. $50 hhds nj &C.
STEARINEEasy; lard quoted at &c. and oieo al 90,
asked fARD-Hlgher. saies l15 tea a. en'tc; ci,e
Ing at oOc asked City sales 200 ties al ogoiW ienrsd
4pQ4tc options closed at $500 nominal for December
R1CE-1he market for domestic rice 10 steady 10 nri,.
with fair jobbing demand Foreign sorts are promptly
taken where strictly desirable grades are offered ne s
uaton at the South IL a firm We quote: carolina ana
louisiana. common ordinary. 3q3zc: low fair y lar
extra head 5SQ8c Java. 3l4a3sc Java In bond Zgz'sc
Japan, 8nu4c; Patna. 3&d44c; Patna In bond ZHU'c
SuGAR-The London market rules dulet oI'
steady for cane with Java quoted AT xs % ana ar
fning les Cd these prices being unchanged whiie pee
dull! and December and January quoted ~ Tvs
for raw sugar continues to hold very strong position WIZ
large holders Indifferent about selling even at top prices
but reners hesitate the extreme We quote eniriI
uga. =" test. 3lt13fsc; muscovado, ~ test 3sSs,.c
moases sugar 80 2sG3c. The market lot rcnneu
sugar is FIRM. with fair demand with prices unchanged
graduated quoted at 4iac.
TOBACCO-The market for seed leaf was fairy active
and about steady 500 distributed as
follows: 100 1894 New England Havana 4zgloc
100 cases 1893 State Havana 911c 100 cases 1879
vsna. lO%@ilc; 100 cases 1894 Zmmers private terms
100 cases sundres. i2sQl3 1-3c. Foreign was STEADY
with SHES OF 900 bales Havana at 6ScGsl o. and 100 oa
surnatra al 60cGls2 40 in bond.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-14

Chicago Dec fSpe, )-Everything against the
wheat price 'o-day-heavy qudo0n ~ long wheat back
OF outside speculation and lot ~ bear Cables
we're easier from every dir seabosrd
were small only 10000 wheat. and all that
-four Northwestern receipts. go larger than
lsst weeks and more double last years Mnnoap-
Oils and Duluth promised increase those points
~ over 600 ard the indications large
crease in the visible Monday. The best authority
Buenos Ayres Widen Goodwin estimated that the
Argentine exporiablc surplus would be
bushels. There quite drop in cash Al 50 Louis.
with large receipts. There not much u cash de-
mand here 900 reported. Finally, there
a good deal more wheat than there demand
Tor There very heavy selling at the opening Tot the
account OF Kennstt. Hopkins 4 Co. the concern which
BY Board ~ Trade. and lost lie
floor privileges. sales amounted 70 about 5OoOuo
good deal Tor smni marSet The decline WAS not
so far but IL good deal al ~ low .
price MAY opened 6isc sold between 6i'sc and @isc
sellers and closed at Uoisc.
Corn made new low record. and closed al the bottom
o5s.c Tor .ssc and 2sc for MAY
liberal tSl to-day. Nb estimated
rates 70 hs seaboard cut TO 3 bushel cablrs
we easier seabOard clearance only Ia V There
was a lot OF selling by certain professionals Patten
Bartlett and others The buying simply TO
ana the Yves, was Offering literally for arrive.
made a low record as well az corn May clos
bottom at ieNc Receipts were 1876 ears, the
estimate fr SATURDAY 100
grain closed 80 THURSDAY. iarl and
Tibs oi,c over There only 5000 hogs the esii-
mate for Saturday 1900. prices were Sc 10 Zoe
On the curb puts MAY wheat closed OF 6OH6esss.
calls AZ ctANuUs.c. Puts May closed 2sse
calls at 2>iat
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-14
OTHER MARKrTs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Buffalo Dec -. q q, a s "a aoss i T
iast ' week 1926 head consigned through i722 had
New-York i.5so head sale. 90 mead marSe, opened
s saes @ N r6, steers at 81 5g s. and Cd to s
ss s g Ssa' n %sIs sd i' ,2a a
hours. 1920 head: total Tor week thus far % i2y nssa
eco head: 70 Hew-York c2,o had on .ae 800 bead
ow for op oRs ' Sosd dull for heavy 6oe
sSG DE- s Ssa Wssst 2srsers co to ~ NJ
es I, s. p sq sa" sa 1888 Sa p q . os
4, Is roush.. Sass 10: stays. 8 Iogss few
@ and sh Yere t m5sd so9s ssoS ,oa Tor we
5000 head. FOR zane time last week ~ 81.
head sale 1850 head the market opened active an.
yoserdays prices for good mixed sheep 'Ar's W.
steady rarke, closed arm all sold prne % fancy ns,
So s5ess - light ana common 50 'gsss s q, . sris
o on P sold sensfaiiy at iSgsie sling 81
s. 20 ana c;lls a - 49, y ge ,, wihers e. XIV
81 90 cuis 70 lair lots :; 5as2 IS export sheep in som.
ods3 10 Canada sheep 50 5@sa 70 the latter for sS
Union Stock Yards Chicago. Dec isca,,ie-Reeeipt..,
$500 head Market steady Common 70 extra sssr hui
81 rs 5c@ss 90 calves 81 soGss Texsns s. Ioasa g Hoes
and sSp aHsd o a'ssFs @ 81 DC g
sh9is; 9'o.a 81 Reir ~. is 90
heavy Inferior to ehoo ;Sg s9 s.. IN Ma *
steady uncsansea prices M"' y, st,s' sy.
80 THP Rsa s'e'T nfs price. 80
higher. Light 81 l3nf3 a. mixed SgsS 40 hsavy' ~ -
sS sS 90 higher Native mixSd s. sa,s : lambs
Kansas city. Dec 13.-Hogs-ReceIpts. 1900" he'd
strong heavy and Hight, 81 5N 81 ~; pigs. sf
50 30 Ca,tleRecepts, 5000 head slow native st.sr-
hest fair good S31t3 30 and hefers
best SO 9O0s3 good 81 500 81 90 bulls ~ iW
&. co. stockers feeders 50 4cNs 90 Texas and West
EN-, 81 teGs3 30, calves, S4aslo 'heep-hecep's l""
head. Marke, steady.
East Liberty Dec. i3.-Cate-Receipts are light srd
market about steady unchanged prices Prime - 15
81 20; good SO s01s4 good butchers. 81 gpsi ~ r1ufh
fat so 5OnS3 50 bulls and stags. ~ DOT S3 fes
springcrs s15GtIO feeders 81 S3 30 heifefs
az
ket light grades but other grace
little Prime SO 6c 50 62; mediums. 81 lHIS5 ~
heavy 81 5edsa IS: 20 fair torkers 81 +
81 go 1888 1913. Sheep-Supiy Hight on shec
and the better while the market active an
shade higher So 1903 49, good 81 1ens2 80; fair
sc1s2 CO. J0cGfl 80: lambs 81 i9GS4 3o yea
calves So 50gs7: heavy and thin calves. 2lIS3 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-14

Galveston. Dec. i8.-Co'ion easr: mai:ns 3-Go low
middrg i3iGr: good ordiaTry 1-loc me- and gross
cents OaT bales exports France 3 iS6 bales sales
4G0 taes pinners 80 bales. stock i3op bales Weeklv
Net and g lss receipts ~ - bales sports 10 Great
Britain 49, bales; France. . isi pa es 10 the go
cOas.wise J ~ hl.ess saies, 4's'b
bales: spinners. lG9 bales. ~.
Norfolk Dec l3-Cotion firm; middlirg. SIC; low mid
ding 1876: good ordinary 1isc ret and grosa re-
ce!p- i9s bales. exports @ Great Britain $50 ha,es
coastis ZIG bales sales 379 hales stock A. i33 bales
Weel,y-Ne, ard receipts ijsA bales; exports N
Great Britain GOES bales - ~. tcntnen' i"'" oaie>'
New orleans Dec l3.-Coton steady: good mlddlire.
Ss,c mlddlng SIC: middling. 1sc. good ordinary,
Ollie recelnts 1000 bales. gross i"osl salsr;
e,rorts TO Great Britain. 3927 bales the Continent
DO hses saea 200 ba.es stock corrected 3s5 2oN
baies Weakly-Ne receipts s?9lO bales: rross. 90 80
haas exports % Britain. 81 3i2 bales. France
81 6I bales: to the Continent. 2ss35 bales coastwss
All bales; sales. $50 ha,es.
savannah Doc 13.-Cotton steady. midd.inE, Sc: low
mlddlng 1916; net and gross reoer's ao35 bales;
e.nors coe s;w'se 3I3T bales sale 2H bales; sock.
Of SIS bales WeekyNe and receipts. - 2g4 bales
EXPORTS 20 tho Continent 1880 baes; coastwise ~ 40
haes. saes . i..i baas
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-14
EXPORTS TO-DAY
THE GENERAL MARKET REPORT

York December
,.crro,. IT.. ,o,,o, marker IN s local features 80
uninercstlns with light trading. The port sde-.
the dav were somewhat better thar eNpecu enc mo-
n, The i,verpoo ma ke, exactly p'ssns !"
its general although II cl"ssi nhes,e- yarns
vance OF say IL points. while at Mahcn s,d for
spot cotton sales amounting % l~V'V uses ,error was
unchanged The local trading during IN 10, ~ ~, e-ed
FOR the mos, par for account Of local uaoers VINO
but altogether it small marNe' win n ~ ,ha,
narrow prices were or D no.I -, s,,ernoon
tho close YESTERDAY The market during the .
Wa somewhat irregular. adr1ncng piore .' 49,, s.1 ~
pr~es points above yesierda' wv ,osv In
cicsnr with net adrnce ., to p3n,Ir n aa spin
tone Total were $4,000 bales New - q,
buying futures dufne u'e ~, 10 ha some
their purchases being a. top prices IL y sau I'M 80
the leading export houses WI can 'ne o.f ~ sr buy
interior markets about January J. n .ns tho.
cotton seaboa towns at advantageous p,e CO, taie.
will probably in sigh this week "loogS , >e
against 32aOiO last week ana 4'''"r lah y,. , ,,,,
York spo, market 1lGc deaer. but southern spl' MI
rulo. The receipts az Ne" iean % en bsles com
day. officially estimated at 1l"v TO l"ov 80 ,.
ca and 10 sos two years The receipts to-day at
Nex-Orleans 1000 bales against Icio same q"F
a~ans, o71 and II 50. sa, annah O3j bales sgans
g9l and So: Charleston 2e2 na,es against s2i ana
receips M the ports to-day. including various. Were
"a ESQ bales against 81 055 day last week ana DOB
last ear The receipts AZ all ports We're -, 80 pe-
anst 23i 7 the previ us week and 342 III last year
R.c.lps Houston today estimated nj s"O ba''s
Houston we're Tl1i bales against 1888 same day ias
week AVID o. las year Will. receipts a. mat pom, Joy
week ANA 775e last year. r-days receipts at Memph
3 80 haies agans' S5e' zane day LAST weeh ana
3 Lac. year with receipts f.. the week Of 254i bales
ro-eintS fo~ the week w.re i4ocio ha.es agains
lp.7g bales the previous week arl 2j1O5i last year
Irte-1. shipments for the week IA bales
m rs, ~ 4GS hale7 las, week ana rs 1913 last year
terror stocks $50 400 bales against 5OsG lasi we t
a. 80 a. ,t o q, X ca s,ss arains, ~ o9I
e. a1o. rocS $1,000 bales aeains, $1,000 and $4,000
4nnlt 4fI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-14
nosToN WOOL MARKET

r,os,or Dec l3-'The Boston Commercial Bulletin will
% ,o@fnorrow the wool market: The sales Of the
or. 779 500 pounds against 239D5eO pounds last
eeS and 3s 200 pounds IN the corresponding week q
date show an increase Of 1879 1873
ins domestic and increase Of Al s9T 100 pounds
.r3sn from the sales 10 the same date IN 1894 The re-
I. a. dose show Of J.5is bales domestic ana
~ - of 300 bales foreign. The London wool
~ closed weak except high; fine stock In which
huctons c1,nuetition occurred advance The Boston
,nrket Is very dull though fairly firm. especially on
ni 50 Tn. nrsf IN new-cp Australian 20J 900
SnSs was sold this week az current rate Amer
pDuiu cnfv purchased 10000 bales in Australia TO
i0a9 rarceiv more under old conditions
r. Gin Is poor and competition for good lots Is TOO brisk
80 enrsuraee free purchasing The promised noon IN
ecsn Wool goods attening out as far a. mems wear
An'll".,s Makes Of overc0atngs shown at advanced
y h,ve beeu sent back lest years raies ana no
Is,ea mas been secured as expected on clay ca='nas
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-14

,,co - ..s,s, o DO 1855 n. q
e. sai so ID al w. . no. '''" ~ ."
Newton * Co.. ~ n.psi," arws 900 H. ct 81.
Izso ~ W 81 - 90 i<Ss ~ a. gss Eentucky steers
d. Mcpherson AZ 60. 10 ppheu AZ 4 l2is IL
11sO TO az ~; IL kentucny see.e n, a, "a 30 VIZ.
Ohio do. 1903 NJ at 10 - 90 ~" ,o zen iii st
gina do ils< ~ az - ~, ~ a. ti1, 81 O
ITO stas 49, ~ 10 a. Use N AZ az 30: do. go 70,
bulls lzss TO- az a., - 90 90 90 s DO 73a no 81 % y
at 81 ~ DO VIZ ~ ~ - ,o: -, n, 20 90 IL do 1901
cows ilss 10 az - 20 ~ 10 * do g70aIiso NJ az
D. at " t1h u 90 1y I'D. az y o. 40 NO n, AZ ~ 10,
DO. $50 70. at 81 70; II DO sos H. al - "" w.
10 neirer: ~ 10 Al =, 49,, 1856 n at 81 o.: ~ d.
Sanders: ~ virginia ee~ "a D, o do I4s5 n, at
lHD 10 at - ", oxen isS, o. o asI NJ al S. 10 do
~ cows 115o No. at k2@ d9 g,' sso iI40 NJ AZ
$40 n. at 81 20: bulls 1872 10 q, 20 ~ w.
s. W sherman 10 Illinois steers 1859 D. 2, y ia.s H.
NJ Collins; oxen 1850 No. at So 10: stays go ID q
50 30: COW. $50 NJ, at 81 80 do '29 D a. - ",dy d.
MICH COWS-Recepis. head 20 se y. 80 head.
Mcpherson co. sold cows at sSS 20 per "e'''
sIrngsrs AZ g., o. sa aao had and fully 100 we're
CALvEsrEsceips zIo mean an and lower FOR vess:
hed over murray. -, eoarse sock but little
BARNARD n. ar about i5O unscd
80 a " "a caIves a. 80 i2z6s2 10 yearlings AZ $40
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ci,v dressed yeas ssdlOc for country dresse1 fnr ~
little calves and 3a5izc dressed barnyard AMI ie'
calves - 81, ),
average at 81 80 per 10; 275 n. AT s. 90 fs'
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81 70 M ., .. a. =, barnard calves
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20 10 az 80 90 a., ~ ~ e. aois IL vearrrg SO ~
an yearihss' no II" ~ --' "
v.ss Ias ~ at 81 30: q barnysri calves