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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1896-03-22

Laces and
Enbr0iderieS.

We are constantly adding to our
already complete line of Laces and
EN- broideries, and without doubt
show the handsotnest assortment
ever brought to the West.
Trianon Al1-Overs, Bands and
Edging on net and mousseline, the
latest of all laces.
We carry "a very large line of
black, white and ecru All-Overs in
Honiton Applique, Renaissance Ap-
plique, Lierre Applique, Venise, De
Gene, Batiste.S Spangled on Net,
spangled on Mousseline, and span
gled on Linen, also complete line
of Bands, Gallons, Insertings and
Edging toanatch.
EXTRA SPECIAL.
We have purchased from an Eng
lish manufacturer us pieces of
black and ecru Laces (silk and cot
toni and place them on sale Monday
at from third to one-haif regu-
lar prices. -
'Laces from So to 3ec, worth three
times the amount.
Broderie eAnglaise All Overs
Cream only worth $1.oo yard, for
4SC.
Just received, another line of
those popular priced Cambria and
Nainsook Embroideries, all widths,
We place on sale Monday morn
ing ohr first spring shipment of
Real Ostrich Feather Collarettes,
Collars and Boas.
Co1larettes from 81. 10 UP.
Boas from $5.98 up.
Collars from 1898 up.
New Renaissance, Honiton, Nous
seine Embroidered, Arabesque,
Arabian and Linen Batiste Collars.
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LENTEN SOCIAL.

Mr.. and Mrs. William B.. Reed gave a
dinner Of eight covers Thursday evening for
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Rigelow.
Mrs. H. II. Horton. of Summit avenue,
gave luncheon Wednesday for Mrs John
Knapp Of Menomuee. Wis., - ~
Mrs. Chester G. Higbee OF East Ninth
street. received informally yesterday for Miss
Evans. Of Northfeld. 80
DR.. and Mrs. John Paul Egbert gave q
dinner Monday to the members of the Pres
hyteran club.
"Wednesday evening with Rukard Hurd at The
Marlborough. 49,. -'-
Miss Jennings of Ashland avenue. enter.
noon. t'ei-
Mrs. Thomas Cochran entertained infor.
matiy Friday at her home on Western ave
nue.. ave
MIS-, Mrs. John Paul Egbert gave a reoention
ton. 'eAs' oI bos-
Mrs. Charles G. Higbee received ipformailv
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1896-03-22

returned to her university to assume the
important position of teacher of German,
Latin and Greek At present her forte is
English literature. and her lectures on this
topic make up an important part Of the
commentaries on letters in America. Miss
Evans has made several trips abroad. On
her last literary pilgrimage to Europe she
took with her afaparty of Americans inter
ested in English literature. This party Wis
tied the homes of,@the- great, English, poets
and studied their works under the, informing
influence of the scenes that environed the
which was five years ago, Miss Evans has
spent a year In study at Berlin. Heidelberg
and Oxford. For fifteen years she has been
president of the woman's board OF missions
for the interior At present she is the lady
principal of Carleton college. and prefers the
work appertaning to that post to other fields
more attractive.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1896-03-22

Miss Margaret Evans, president Of the Min
hesota Federation Of Womens Clubs is one
of the most cultured women in the West
A thoroughly travelled women she has re-
membered most of what she has seen, and
her early and complete training in the classics
gave her n keenness OF appreciation of what
she saw lit Europe that is the good fortune
of few travellers. You must take the Pam
certainly IL any one that has gone abroad
has had genuine feeling for the classics
1t is MISS Evans. She has spent most OF
cation was given her at Wnona. Thence
she entered the Lawrence university at APP
pleton, Wis. Before entering college she
Taught four years, and spent her vacations
In her capacity as pedagogue She has a
fine appreciation of the excelling points Of
a teacher in the classics. After some ex-
perience in the seminary at Fox Lake she
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1896-03-22
Mems Furnishing Dept.
Glove Department.
Spring Underwear.

The makers of the Gloves we sell
are the leaders in the production of
handwear in the world.
First comes the celebrated Rev
nier, the words best. They're here
in 4button, also 8-button Glaze,
aud and S-button Suicides. with
new effects in embroideries.
Next is PERKINS, Peerless Pique,
IN and 2-stud fastening~-a glove
that has reputation--the best
wearing and most stylish street
glove. Here, with complete line of
colors.
Then there's the Maggioni, for
n1erly made under the name of p,
Centemeri. They're famous for
perfection of fit.
= The best is the cheapest.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1896-03-22

We-place on sale Monday morn
ing at 9 O'Clock our second ship
ineht of so pieces Of Tweed Suit
ings, all pure wool, in hair-liue
stripes, checks and mixtures, an
actual value 3ec yard. Our VIC
special price. 49,"
Mohair JacQua rds, in all the lead
ing colors, red and black, green and
red, delft and wine, blue and black,
olive and black, wine and IN
black, value 75c4 a yard. AVG
Our special price. ........ ~
Scotch Suitings. new gray, brown
and green. with silk bugs, very
stylish and servicea BILE, 50 inches
wide, at Sl.OOa yard.
French Cable Cords. silk and
wool etamene grounds. with raised
figures, rich color combinations, Do
inches wide, at ST. so, SITS and
So. 90 Il yard.
English Mohair Siciliennes in
two toned combinations, 50 inches
wide, at SITS. $500 and So, so
a yard.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1896-03-22

artist. Louis T. Jamme: James Grant man
servant with good memory, Theodore
Griggs.
Previous to the 'perforfmfance there
will be a curtain raiser, Cut Off With
Shilling"
Rehearsals are being held at Conover
hall under the able direction of Miss
Stur9iS
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1896-03-22

Extra Quality Black Satin Damas.
that retail in the East for $500.
$500 and $3.50 a yard, which we
will offer Monday at 9 a. m. for
$2.oS yard.
Another Japanese Price Wond err.
About 1850 yards of the newest.
choicest designs and colorinp.s In
this seasons highest grades of
Novelty Japanese Silks that we
have been retailing at S1.O0, 85c
and 69c, will go on sail Monday at
exactly a quarter off the regular
prices.
Included in this lot are nearly
1000 yards of this seasons designs
In a choice quality of White Bro
caded India Silks, worth any day
and anywhere 75c a yard. ~
Monday morning at 9 O'Clock, 44C
our price. 80. ..............
Complete opening Of
High Class Silk Novelties.
Illuminated Warp Printed Gren-
adines, Black Sewing Silk and
Pineapple Grenadines.
G AS choice special we will z
5 sell 500 yards of New Novelty s
q Grenadines, worth $1.50 and y
& $1.75, at $50 a yard. This 3
I price for Monday only. S
Rich Novelty Silks.
Ombre Marbleized Taffetas,
Shadow Plaids, Broche and Ponpa-
dour 1mprime Louisettes, Gold and
Silver Double-Faced Illuminated
Gros de Paris.
Extra Quality Bicycle Corduroy,
$1.o0 a yard, u inches wide.
Velvet Novel and
choice ideas for dress accessories.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1896-03-22
CARPET DEPARTMENT.

Carpeb1ying time is here, and the Carpet Depart
ss prepared to meetany demand make upon it.
Twenty Ilass manufacturers represented in the
bns Carpets and Rugs is always best go where
you get the best value for Lots OF inferior
floor covering the guise of good carpetng
days afa the buyer the wiser until the begins
Let us show yon how competent to sell you good
Carpetigs you buy Carpets here you good quality
good seviris ropd laying, and right prices.
Is i'm
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1896-03-22
Dress Trimmings.

We are showing all the latest
novelties in Spangle and Jeweled
Band. with Garnitures to match, in
jet and colors.
Also full line of narrow Span
gled Edgings and Bands, in ali the
spring coloriugs.
AT SPECIAL PRICES.
Bnftons--Cut Steel, Fancy En-
amel, Iridescent, Jeweled and Cut
Jet, in the latest Paris effects.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1896-03-22

$500 yards of Black Satin Ouch
esse, 20 inches wide, p inches wide,
"a inches wide,
79C yard, soc a yard and csc
q yard
Actual lowest selling prices, ST.. 25,
$50 and $1.75.
5000 yards of Black Japanese
Habutai Silks, 20 inches wide. D
inches wide, u inches wide, SO
inches wide, a. inches wide,
15c yard, soc yard, 4oc a
yard, 6oc a yard, 79C q yard
and CSC yard.
Actual lowest selling prices, 3ec
to $1.75 a yard.
5000 yards of Novelty Crinkle
Crepes, Pure Italian Silk, black and
all colors, including about 1000
yards of lovely Warp Printed
Dresden effects, the latest Paris
and New York fad, go on sale Mon
day at 9 a. NJ.
At 90 Cents a Yard.
They're sold freely in New York,
Boston and Chicago at $1.25.
Black Damas Silks.
Don't fail to see these, for they're
a real revelation of beauty and
value. Black Silk and Satin Bro
cades-just the thing for separate
skirts. More than Is, 900 yards will
be ready Monday at 9 a. M, priced
like this:
ACC yard, worth UP to $1.0O.
69c yard, worth up to SIPS.
79C yard, worth up to $50.
SOC yard, worth up to ST. so.
$1.1S a yard, worth up to Sligo.
81. SO yard, worth up to $1.89.
Including a small lot of superb
creations in Highest Class Lyons
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1896-03-22
Mail ORDERS.

There's not a house in the North.
west withra more perfect system
for carrying on mail order bust
ness. Usetthearnails and trade with
lis as securely as though you stood
at the couptersu Every order leaves
here same bdayTwe receive instruc-
tons. No trouble for us to accom-
nodate PATRONS in auy way.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1896-03-22
Wash Dress Fabrics.

The late arrivals, the estions early spring
ideas here in great profusion Silk Striped Dmes Linen
Batiste, Silk Ginghams Printed Marsees French Organ
dies Imported Dtes, Madras Shtngs Partisan
Crepe in handsome figures and Stripes for Shirt Waists
of the leading fads of the season.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1896-03-22

A complete assortment of High
Class Novelties in Single Dress
Patterns for Easter Gowns. rang
ing i'll price from 5000 up.
BLACK DRESS, GOODS DEPT. 81.
Figured Mohair, extra rich and
high lustre, 20 styles, all in 81
jet black, the SOC quality. INC
Our special price ... AOS
Coating Serge, specially adapted
for separate skirts and tailor-made
dresses, 4S inches wide, all IN
pure wool, the CSC quality, AlsC
Mohair Serpcntine, Mohair Di-
agonal, Mohair Lizard. Mo- 7r
hair Granite, SO inches wide, NC
the SIPS quality, for. AOS
Mohair Crepon, the correct fab
ric' at $500, $l.25 and ST.. so "a
yard.
Silk and Mohair Crepon. biIlowv
weaves. Boursou1e Marble, In
single Dress Patterns, at S25 IN
and up. ,ls, 80,
Mohair Granada and Florentine
81 inches wide, at SIPS. 81 so
and $l.75 II yard.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1896-03-22
Spring Fur Repairs

Fur Coilaretfes-Very Swell
'Ihe correct wear for spring and
summer evenings. We make these
dressy little novelties in various
stylish designs out Of your old style
wraps of any description at tri-
fling cost. Satisfaction guaran-
iced.
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Cloak Dept. seeos Floor.

"dneeis, Jackets and Suits. Every
eastern express brings to our Cloak
Department the highest products of
the Cloak art from across the water
aud at home. We were late in the
New York nlarket-intended TO be
knew it would pay us to wait. 1t
Will pay you to see what we have in
the way OF ladies ready-to-wear
apparel.
MONDAY CAPE SPECIALS.
A Black Kersey Double Cape,
Velvet Collar; another, same STYLE.
IN Black Clay. Either one o. AR
Worth Mtnh 1873. Your choice OL.LJ
A Black Clay Double Cape, Velvet
Collar, another of Broadcloth. rn0
cape braided and trimmed with
small smoke pearl buttons. "a 5r
Regular values, $500. M ~
Your choice Monday for. VcsAO
We have ladies' Separate Skirts
in all known Wool and Silk fabrics.
Mohair, Sicilians, Brilliantines,
Diagonals, Serges, Checks, Satin
Duchesse, eros de Londres and
Brocade Satins.
Two Specials in Ladies' fine
Separate Skirts:
A fancy Brilliantine, full wide
Skirt, correct shape and properly
made. Regular price, OS r.
$500.
SPSSiii' '.''.. ....'.t,....
Another Of handsome Silk and
Wool. Priestley Crepe effect weave;
more stylish, better made or fin
lshed Skirt we do not o. m
s show Nv Regular value is ND.
$3.50. Special. .......... ~V'OV
A handsome black figured Taffeta
and Gros de Londres, perfect in
make, best of lining,
correct shape. Regular de1n nn
price s14.5o. Monday SIU.U
Ladies' Silk Waists in all STYLES
and colorings-at all prices-the
very latest effects.
Monday handsome Black India
Silk of very fine quality, beautiful
~ made and lined, equal to Or m
any tine waist, new Bish- M Hill
op sleeve, worth $3.50, for V0sVV
Ladies Laundered and Wash
able Waists in all the stylish and
popular fabrics and colorings, made
in every detail fully up-to-date, de-
tached or attached collars, in white
or same material.
We are sole agent for "The King
Waists for ladies, made of exclu-
sive fabrics, that cannot be found
elsewhere. Prices are, SOC. 75c.
89c, 500, Sl.25, $3.50, Si.75'
$500 and $2.5Oup to $3.50.
Ladies', Misses and Children's
Storm coats, the best and most pop
ular Materials and styles in foreign
and domestic makes. Prices S2,75
to $25. 90.
Monday the S6.7s kind for. SIS 90
The $1,000 kind for. ..-......S7,OO
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Lining Department.

Best quality, largest assortment,
smallest prices That's what makes
this the most popular lining depart
nent in the Northwest, Come here
Monday and GET
. Genuine French Hair Cloth, made
of Real Horse Hair. Black Or
and Gray, the regular 60c &c
quality. tor =. -. 80. ..--...
Rustling Taffeta, the only real
substitute for Taffeta Silk, ar
fast black, the Csc quality. JE
s. inches wias. the regular a,, nc
fiberine-It is first, last and all
the time the only interliuing that
gives perfect satisfaction. We offer
100 pieces; the regular price ar
is Csc yard. 4As, a Monday A1C
special. !:.....
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1896-03-22
MILLINERY DEPARTMENT.

1A111A4H1VH@A\H "'0 '100T'
Madame Coe has just returned from the East ''' 49,
we are now showing all the advance STYLES in SPRING Nit
including an elegant line of Bcycist and Tourist Hats
and Childens and Misses Tams for early snrin0 wa
Notice OF formal opening will be given iater
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1896-03-22
Art Department. rh F1So,


A magnificent collection of Art
Ware just received. Those who
contemplate purchasing Card Prizes
or Wedding Gifts will do we'll to in
spect this our complete array.
Specials for Monday only:
Fruit it,l Knives, in sets of Ct IN
III delft. Special. per set. ~
China Creamers, various IN
decorations. RWC
Special, each ...........
China A. ID. Cups and Sau- AA
GERS, with dainty floral deco. /VC
rations. Special. each. 49,.
Dresden Ink Bottles, raised 7P
floral decorations. Special. &C
eacll..s..........
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1896-03-22
ButteriCk's Patterns.

We are agents for Butterick's
Patterns and Publications. April
patterns now here
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1896-03-22
Dress Goods Department

The whole store is step with the great Easter Move
mnt' fl1ty stocks camo for word. We point may be
ten The marvels of and \. ~.
are fall below the marvel of price Every stuff
mere and great many of them exclusive These Mon
1919
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1896-03-22
Fur Storage.

The increased demand on space
in our Fur Storage Rooms has
obliged us to considerably enlarge
them. We are now prepared to re-
ceive Furs, Etc, for storage and
insurance, Charges reasonable.
.aS~Our Sysfem of Storage
Modern and Reliable.
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H2hNl.
Sixth and Robert Streets ST. Paul
Sixth and Robert Streets, St. P
SILK HEADQUARTERS.

Monday IL and From Till g.
The soc Quality White Habutai t8c a ward
ne SIC quality Black habuta Understandable yard
ne SIC quality Novelty Wash Silks l5c yard
Rich Heavy Novelty Sks-The best stock we ever had
That's stronger statement than bigger and better than
our woud-be competitors CD have.
The Great. the Wonderful unapproacbable
ARNOLD-CONSTABLE SILKS moved down n.o LOVE-. .
price TO make room tor another Silk Sale fully interesting
THE NEW BLACK SILKS at the price wonders Of the
whole country
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1896-03-22

ladies' Collars and Cuffs fa shirt Waists
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1896-03-22
The offerings from day to
day in the
Hosiery : Underwear
Department

Are sufficiently strong to attract
the attention of careful and econ
omical buyers. For Monday, Tues
day and Wednesday we offer:
1000 Women's Ribbed Ba1brip-
gan Union Suits, high neck. ions
or short sleeves, and low neck. NO
sleeves, knee length articles, IN
that sold lastseason i'll neigh ave
borhood of 81, 90 each, for. -. Nv
There have lately been many re-
quests for sale on Sea Island Cot
ton Hosiery. Therefore we make a
reduction in price, for Monday
only,
a5c Pairs Pairs for $500.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-08

co5 Merhss'On Co.; veal' iS 10. at 81: sa,se
s. & s;'s ~ T e. 8 = a g y a.
So MIXED Ssvs s So if IS 49, so rs b. at at
70 do !. 2tl H. at ss grassers 1877 n at 49, is DO
81 T. G0 do q yes a s.. 10, n at g. < 10 z
SHEEP >. AMP LAMRs-ReceIpts for two days were so.
ana o2e cars for the market making with the cars
decided Improvement in the tone Of the market and While
was hSh, lambs aayanced 2,d5oa s s1d' baT
sd At s. osa 80 per- i s m f'so' PRIME 'q P sm
s. and pS rnsT n9rs ,a than anna sro.d q sS Do
dressed ss,sd lambs b. , quiet at Ias,se
s. per ID do 81 10 at S. 2i7 Go - ~ AZ So 20
~ ffn 0 iS d. s. n at s. "a Indiana DO s. n
n =, s. &c. 2ao Buffalo DO 81 . at 81 20 'i i 2 @
49, o r. s. % 20 y On 'Da e 'Ss' ' Ohio at 5 81 81
90 lio kutsl 81, g. 81 n a, 81 2 "a Kentucky DO
T. At at s. 81; o o? % st State s d Ct
a. SsS's g. % IT, a. ' !: g z s. e IS s s. q
is s ssp sm' at tS .ss q. e M At a. :.
i2s do Ia H. at s. o. "d do 100 n "a;
m KinSsR .sSeD e r. at s lamb os 81 d. & s.
p Mcpherson p. Co 2sI Buffalo lambs g. n
IS IS DO ss; s. = q S. - yrs.is a.
NJ At So 10 d. 81 n. 50 30 49, ~ - 49, ~ ="
West Virginia do. 81 ID. 81 204 ID SO
sheep and lambs 40 H. at SO II 81 Buffalo sheep 1O2 n
at 81 % 40 West Virginia do "a II. at s. so 10 do 100
10. ~ SO 30
Nj. Collins 103 State lambs 6s n at s. % 81 Pennsyl
Nana do 20 ~ at 81 30 92 State do 60 NJ AT 81 G2z %
DO % No. a. 81 -; no state do - ~ at 81 1913; 10 Do
al 80 -; 30 sheep and lambs. 81 No. at 81 30
harrington 1o3 State lambs N. 50: d.
80 n 50 ~. 3oo Michigan DO g. ~ 81 so 90 do 60
NJ az 81 so ~ Western sheep. ~ N at So 30; 20 State
do. s7 n at g. 30; So DO 81 n. AZ So
II. II. Hollis: t0l Michigan lambs 80 n at 81 30j do
6s N. - 81; ~ DO. 81 ~ 81 30. 24a do so n.
s. % l5s d. 5s n 81 IS state sheep. 1902 10 at 50 so
% do. lO4 ~. at 81 -.
G. Dllenback. 500 Northern Canada lambs. 20 10 At So
% Western sheep 90 N. al 81.
Hume Mullen: 16 state lambs ca y. az So - DO &c
n 81 90. l02 10. 81 n n 81 SO
Walsh Kirby & Co SO State lambs. 20 ~ s. -: :
State sheen. 100 n. at S..
HOGS Receipts were GO cars or 93l1 head including
about three sale. Feeling firm. and common
heavy 70 good gh, quoted 50 G0NSi 100
pigs 81 l0Gsi 90: dressed unchanged
al 5G5isc for medium. and GdG2c for light weights
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-08
ErRopEAN PRODUCE Markets.

Liverpool. Sept. Z. 3:45 j. mBeef--Extra lrda mess
steady prime steady at 3.s ID PORK
Irm- Western ine. steady at i's, medium steady
al ;ss Hains-Shori cut about Il 10 10 10 STEADY ~
AS til IaconCumberiand cut. about - 10 30 n, duN
rib. - to - ~. dull at - long clear
mddes. Light. about 30 70 Is ID dun a. % % i'ns
about 40 to - H. dull AT 21s shOri
cear r1i1lles heavy about 80 II. duh 2is "a
clear bellies about IL t. u ~ dull al Us shoulders
about II T., H. dun @cs. Lard Prime Western
SPOT. steady lss 81 cheese American finest white
firm al 4Os do cOoiei firm al 4Os I'd. Talow- Prime
CITY firm al lis "a Cottonseed oil erpool refined du
az i5 81 Spirits Turpenilne steafy at lSs kosin
common firm ~ A. I'd Wheat-NO red winter ~
Stock. No l Northern spring hrl at % I'D Corn H.
spot dull At - Ni.i; S<itenib"- straH}
at 2s sad October steady at IS SID November steady az
- $40. FIour-St. Louis fancy winter nrn a. IS HOPS
~ Inndon-Paclnc Coast dull 2Un4os Receipts o.!
wheat for the last Atlantic ports. a. quar-
,ers from Pacific ports 900, other 2tov'
Receipts American corn for the last week "'W quar-
ieT.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-08
OTHER MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH

1900, market. steady firm. common extra stees
Ss Y' s sss ss0 IS ca aIs sa5 - eaSns S
81 10 Wrsiefn raussrs 81 l5asts hogsEkeceIis 80"
i9ts 81 sq$s TO- enms s e choice ~Hee s. Sos 81
s. 25as3 30 sheep-Eeceip's 2coeo narke weak ane
National stock Yards, St. Louis. Sept. 7Cai,leRe
steers 81 55ass To- Texas cows s. 30 Hegs-Recelps.
1924. market steady 20 strong. sheep-Receipis 22'
Baffalo sept 7cat,lc Rec pts last "a hours. las
week $3.50 consigned through sl- o TO a Ne"aofk
lover for Western and common stock closed dull and
all bu, steers. but bulk sold heavy
na,Ves saSs4 go wesi~rn s. 5oass 49, good to prime
s fat sTel 8 SS Sc feeders So 4oas$ co. 6Ss STEADY
ia, butchers 50 75ass; ,eals lower at sGt6 % Hogs
fsr Is $50 fr same time :. Week p 700 consenei
through 5i2o; to New-Yors $50 on sale 9o Mar,
seai closed ssady al sold good wsisss Y9,seTs
M sH s. aoas 49, hsayy s. 2sass 49, rcneh, s. Ga
hours 300 head total for far. $500: same
time la, wecl iso consigHei through GEO. 10 NJ
90 higher f3r lambs sheer aou, stead co.ea I'm a
sd prime lambs s. sps H. far TO good 3 @s' &c.
s. 5oasa So; common, 10 fa 81 Sos 90 heavy e"s'
Eas' Liberty. sept. 7.caI,ie-Ru light g. cars -
s4s m"'Ts rm Tsea $. as4 80 soG 81 io$ g. &
logs 2 faiT 50 oas4 connon s. 3Sg$a 5o rosss
NSay Per hes6 Sass supply Of cs csv and spras
6esi prime s. G,as: 20 mediums. 81 Goas8 q comm
y sns os 6rSsr pre 81 7oasa :. GOOD g. 70
ass g. 'f iair g sogs$ c6n s. io5s2 Coz Gull, sc
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