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Sharp County record., 1896-03-13
Stranded.
IA tlanta Constitution 1

The republican majority of
both houses of congress
seems to have stranded on
the shoals of inaction.
For the second time-and
this time by an increased ma
jority-the senate refuses to
take up the house tariff bill
just as the house refused to
adopt the senate's currency
substitute. What the senate
republicans. want the house
will not have, land what the
house.rep15licans want those
of the senate will not consid-
er. Il. J,
AeT thy" is the. party which
3sssc sg 70 Ii 'evngresslUidl tt<c :
tions!~ Its triumph was due
to it's assurances thatit could
accomplish something in the
way of practical relief legls-
lation, which the democratic
party had not done in the
two years incunlbency of the
administration elected at the
la st presidential election.
The republican tidal wave
was due to the assiduously
pushed claims of democratic
incompetency, and now that
the republicans are in power
it seems that they are less
capable Of accomplish ng
anything in the way OF practi-
cal results than were their
predecessors in congress; for,
as unsatisfactory as was the
work of the last democratic
congress, it a t least di d
something, and if its efforts
at relief was a miserable
failure it was n t because
something was not done.
The republicans S ee m
hopelessly adrift~witho
a leader, without a fixed
policy, without promise OF
doing anything. The tables
have turaed, and the republi'
cans w ho were abusing
democracy for what it did or
did not do two years ago are
now objects Of nerciless
criticism Of the whole coun-
try,
Sharp County record., 1896-03-13
Tons of Cold in H0UOW
ToDfh
[St. Louis Republic

[St. Louis Republic
One who has not had the
occasion to look up the facts
in the case, or who never has
seen estimates b a s e d O II
figures compiled on t h a t
subject, has no id a what
ever of the immense amount
of gold annually us e d b y
dentists in their work O f
filling and patching up teeth.
At a recent meeting of the
a.a,Sno nA-y~t-v
facts were brought o II t.
1t appears f r o m estimates
made by a well-known Phlla-
delphja' dentist that t h e
tooth carpenters of that city
have used not less than $3.50
pounds lover four tons) o t
Sharp County record., 1896-03-13

explained on the theory that
ceaseless routine has a tend
ency TO throw the mind of
its balance. According to
Doctor Talcott of New York
the routine life aggravates
but il is not the direct cause
of tie mental disease. He
cites statistics to prove that
early rising is responsible.
His views are shared by
otheqri,a + ,alienists as distinguish
e. t,xa, nself.
,c;ass to rise and early to bed
Is scre indication of wheels Ia tie
head.
say the modern alienists.
Optimism cannot flourish
as long as we are compelled
to ito bed before we are
sleepy and rise just when
Morpheus is most ardently
woolng us. Philant thropy
requires that Doctor Talcot's S
name be handed down to
posterity.
Sharp County record., 1896-03-13
DON'T Worry.
New York Comm crcial Advertiser, ]

New YORK COmTnercml huNuuoo''I
There is one sin which is
everywhere and by everybody
under estimated and quite
too much overlooked in valu'
ations of character, 1t is
the sin of fretting, 1t is as
common as air, as speech so
common that unless it rises
above its usual monotone we
do not observe it, Watch an
ordinary coming together OF
people and we see how many
minutes it will be before
somebody frets-t h a t is,
makes more or less complain
ing statements Of something
or other which most probably
every one in the room or car
or on the street cornet knew
Sharp County record., 1896-03-13
Has WNship0tOn Home.
tBatesville Guard.l

A numOef or Clarke organs nave
been engaged in the practice of
making unoecoming insinuations
against Senator James K. Jones
because of the fact that he owns a
home in Washington.
Some of these newspapers have
referred 10 it as "Jones palatial
residence in Washington" and turnu
ed around and asked the question
chow did he get 1t on a salary o.
$4,000 year?"
Recently the editor of the
Horatio Herald wrote Senator
Jones acquaintlng him with these
insinuatioEs, to which Senator
Jones replied as follows, explaining
every detail in connection with his
Washington residence:
Dear Sir:-I thank you for your
letter and hasten to reply, The
statement that am a millionaire or
that l am ia any materially differs
ent financial situation new from
what l was when | entered public
life Is absolutely without founda-
tion.
presume that an idle story pubs
lished some time ago by some news
paper man unknown to me, but who
was, | suppose anxious to make a
sensation to the effect that | had
helped a poor inventor to perfect
a cotton press and that as result of
my kindness | was likely to become
millionaire was the basis OF the
report you mention.
While some OF the facts stated in
this report were true, that part of it
relating to my financial prospects
are altogether imaginary and un-
founded.
Another story circulated in some
places and with variations to suit
IN each case is that live IN a very
fine house, and in some localities 1t
is by lnsinuatlon THAT favorite
method with the baser sort of liars
of creating false impresslons) sug>
gested that nav house and Jay
Gould's are very much alike.
The simple truth about my home
is this: l had a large family and
could not well hive with them in a
hotel apn my salary, To raat a,
lffJifCaA. = n found az house 700 pei
could buy for $500, had $4,000
and borrowed $4,000, giving mort
gage on the house 20 secure it. The
interest on the debt cost me $3.50 per
year and | hoped that could pay
from $75 to 500 per month on the
debt and after awhile have the
house clear of ineumbrance. Unfor>
tunate'y like many another man who
has undertaken to pay off a mort
gage, my calculations did not come
ont as expected and | have only been
able so far to reduce the mortgage
debt to $500.
The lot on which my house stands
is twenty feet by one hundred and
ten feet deep and worth about
$1,000. The whole property house
and lot costing $500 you readily
see that SO, 800 stands for the valae
of the house. 1t was simply the
cheapest way for me to live. This
is the simple truth, and the whole
truth. Yours truly.
JAMES X. JONES.
Sharp County record., 1896-03-13
ddyertisinO Pans.

Barnum once said: II! you have
$40 to spend, spend one Tor the ar"
ticle and the other nine in advertls'
ing." lie is also reported ~ having
said; I can out talk anybody on earth
but the printer The man VINO can
stick typo and next morning talk to
thousands Of people while | am talk
ing to one, IS the only man In afaid
of, / want him for my friend,
Sharp County record., 1896-03-13
D0n1erS or Edriy Rising.

lNl, loulS h'pNoi"'l
Medical experts are COM
ing forward to testify that
early rising is responsible
for the rapid increase in the
lpnatic asylum population.
For this potent argument
against Ben Franklin's mis-
take the optimistic public
will be inclined to give the
alienists unstinted applause
The fact that insane asy'
lums are largely filed with
farmers wives has long beer
Sharp County record., 1896-03-13
OFFICIAL.

Congressman, First Distriet-P. %. McCullocl
residence Msrianna, Lee County.
Senator, Second Dist--Clay Sloan. Powhatan
Judge, 18th Judicial Dist-J0hn Is. McCaleb,
Evening Shade.
Pros. Atty. 10th DIst-J. Buck Baker, Mel
bourne.
SHARP =Representatlye-T. l. HerrR.
Judgc-W. G, Murphy.
tlerk-Jasper Justus.
SheriG-Geo. W. Mullen.
Assess0r-Jno. w, Mel eai
Treasurer-P. H. Wilkerson.
Co. EXaminer-A. B. Brewster.
THE COURTS,
Circuit Court, n. Dist-First Monday in jan
u@ary @ ana July. In s. Dist-Second Monday in
February and August "
County Giounty Gourt-lst Monday in January, April,
Probate Court, s, Dist-lst Monday in rebru
ary. May, August and November.
Sharp County record., 1896-03-13
Directory.
RELIGIOUS.

Preaching at Methodist church first and third
Sundays In each month Rev. W. A. Manley,
pastor. Everybody is invited to attend.
Sunday every Sunday morning at
O'Clock at the Methodist church. Everybody is
invited to come G. j. WILSON,
Miss Ella Craig, Secretary. superintendent
Sharp County record., 1896-03-13

pCOPlS VI thS "hoiN
States certainly h a We 70
times that much, or 280 tons
of metal in the 60 | d mines
which lie between their 70,
900, 1000 pairs Of jaws, | f
these statistics are n O t a t
fault, is it any wonder that
our Treasury is periodically
depleted of its f e W paltry
millions Of dollars2 And it
is not at all to be wondered
at that when this gold leaves
the Government vaults'it sell
dom returns, Tor there a r e
40, 900, 900 JOHNNY Bulls that
must have their teeth filled,
and they have no mines o n
their little sealocked island
from which to extract t h c
necessary filling. The tons
of gold which have b e e II
buried in the mouths Of those
who have lived and died since
that metal was first used by
the dentists is almost beyond
computation,
New-York tribune., 1896-10-17

HEMP AND market s Is Gus, sD sna ID ss. .s n.mp n
Gently %Et-", at faas@ mas q ' sa &
semp s"a s,s d ~, ec are Shipment qss' e from
n,ied Kingdom 4,tc sa spot eSa sioe' shipmr1s %
S.g% oraIjty nc; jus butts shipment paper quality
iip' i.iGc. mixing. INC; bagsing. i'sa2c
uInEs-A good demand ia noted for common dry hider
and supplies rmy hea nc"Sns ns 'Sns ss G sn, @
T;s nSSo Arm Sq ''GS We ana saos ss?" caorna so
GaSes'cn csssS 2, La Gusya ana s' aTs afs
s,sa Ssra'nS " Sh.n sS wet
city nominal; Havana Gs41tc; city s'auxnef m3i,
nS%lna1 sae Srands ns'Ss S'.ase bulls sHgTs country
ssS .o s4r .shss sss sssa s n Win mod
cr5e demand: manufacturers TO want some stock
sr %hS Sh ss s, a %ns We pay SG'd
@ @ sssc s, ,sssO ssmsDe %cc
rejects i$c OS, rnon ss h.sv e":ss te @SF h
ssck1 s sht sna ba"S. bdaF co~ c seconds la2
dressed back sa@2c ,,. s,oonss c g2r Txas os SOLE
aiSasS ia sS''F' '""'''' '''' ''
.ssos for IN ,~ WAS 2 % here ,eSs Sad
sq' aust S' s'1s 5. 's;s s.
SSS Ssf' y & e
bT, ss sS"s ss, hs was s.ns of Of e S
rn firm on both oasses Prices are unchsnss
s;: ssss % ss1s fir s1sss Fsa @ "a
Ss: :ssss sss::J
penne G5G bbls tar 1853 bbs The market for spirits
iurpenne ruled steady and unchanged regulars ann ma
ss'1 s|n. % % TAR %n and sim%Sn nSn
s,;Ia I. soqi, s ar., for ocean freight room
cop,,nues very 0rm with a liberal demand reported or
grain room and good business done As usual inc ne
load 10 Antwerp is given SD and one load to soath
amn,oo a, Cd we quote: Grain-Liverpool 4l.d Lonaon
IA. GLASGOW 5kd asked; Bristol 5d i.eth, o,.d; Iin W.
' n.nsa,s an,yeg 70 I ns @a1ssss 1an"as
dan lie nominal Amsterdam nc nominal" or s for & or
IS ed petroleum, e United KinfaGa = Is
good demand for san suitable for the onsh9Ie
trades and desirable vessels are scarce but he nu,
for West India and coastwise shows no improy.men,
Rates are steady without important change Straer
freghs active with previous rates fniy mn i
taneI continues scarce Charters follow ,'' m
New-Orleans TO Liverpool 43s Bfsh steamer IssS to
cotton Norfolk Liverpool 4?s 3D. December: Bri,sh
| December; two British steamers 1000 and l1on % a1s
baltimore 10 picked ports United Kingdom or Continent
81 Od berth Terms for heavy gram ana ~ va 10, % h
United Kingdom Continent or United states lis Gd char char
Tered abroad; British bark 7'7 tons deals 81 ,onn m
b. coast ENGLAND or eaS' coas ,ear m @ ,: in J
Trinidad at or about 40: schooner ISs tons coal ana
oil Philadeipha ST. Jago. private terms british ba,k
cbooner 234 tons ioswood. Gonaive- TO Eew-Nok ~
"n,,on OF Sound port 81 %: British BRIG zs tons os
wood south side HsytI to Nsch,s % Rai,,more or
snae,nbia private terms schooner. 029 tons. cement
Rondout 10 Pensacola 25c and discharged: scn"oher .e
sr tons u"v ia tons lumber jacksonville to WORK
sa X schooner $40 lumber. Savannah 70 PnaTn
nbs "a i2is and free wharfage, coa out ,sSn ; "a
~. unhoken 10 Yarmouth 1Sc: two schooners Ez smo
! AK tons cement Rondout 70 boson "c ana io' '''
yely sales movement eottonsssd oil was very
New-York tribune., 1896-10-17
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago. oct. 10 SpecaD-Ahoieh corn cables opened
,,Ii.reuty and although considerable foreign long line
UNA unuidatcd corn nnally closed sc higher than
Thursday May opened at 2ssc. sold between 2ssc and
,ss and closed 2ss,c. About there developed
large shipping demand Charters were made here for 60
600 bushels while receipts arge-97l cars with $50
os,moteJ for saturday Samples isc higher. There
WAS n good-szed out-inspecton92i 900 bushels. Sea-
hn,rI cIsaranc-s were 3s0OOO bushels
bs, vas a very larg. export business In possibly
800 900 bushels with large recepts-5o2 cars to-day and
yUn estimated for Saturday Samples nrm and hig
T for low grades MAY opened 2isc sold between 2U.
and ec and closed at "l.a2l&sc. seaboard clearance
were IO3 900 bushels.
provisions acted nderently finally closing in spite OF
tho strength grain little lower than Thursday, Pork
showed loss OF &C. lard loss OF 2c. ribs loss OF Sc
There seemed be Armour selling and also selling by
other packers There talk OF very large hog re-
CENTS or next week-i9VO probably good deal higher
figure than win be realized Receipts to-day were 81 900
hogs: the estimate for saturday, 22UOO head.
New-York tribune., 1896-10-17
0cGS1: Florida I Il

5ss:s e. .ss .sssas 's T'.
aa% Dr y he per SS, sS
was 9aeSdsdy ae% %,y0,s resysr drop Of M bush
sssS ss ss'Ss 70 @ '.ss Pas
arks aMa Mas reports % ssS Of cable accep,.nc The ye
so 1ma maSy S" or Il, being market day England quite
we're ,ba ans .o morning and during the
exports eS, o % to India dispatch
had Sl sG acu ns sD ,S with a
moore moore fa1 aken he but that the business believed
TSn TP IN India than 1t supply any shortage
"s the su IL have sGe an nsTe saS sc
cresspg Srsn aDs to dictate advances in spite Of the
news new OF all kinds is thoroughly ignored only the
and Movement sSpesr pTc reports T r m Ysa
ss neos hsure as in the market The market during the after
% the until hrhe ss in n sssS on s Tsen I% M were a
lsayns ES or nervous at the iaae gain
Of raSs ss e the was aGeompsned by repetition
%i wheat sales for Australia although this business
Ss''s' to ' be sn 50T
,aT mcnesad rne mart S The youms Of transactions was
ab9u, 900 bush the largest 50 fur reached
reaching iop In regard to the naan a usd% ss h
d @sSGs Of S.h the as crop show production q
for s1' .ssa Espor @ have have
deficit is about SsoooO0 bush hut it must not be for
and N old %ssa' msy be s' as evn hs
p, reports resardns the movement which has
oyer last week, were ignored. stocks have increased
Wheat Report. rssaTa the Ss
Of the growing crop favcrabs times durns
There wss Smsh some OF wes, % fer expo, on ah
excluding s duiea,,ons M the
forward ISaaos ou bush of which good deal is for
prSd rp twp for or s srs sv months nsT The sales cash Wheat
private terms Tor South America Australia; 5000 bush
az a & a Terms for Europe and 5000 bush unsaGed
cember o afoat December closed at zoe No / hard
over aoa anoa SRs NJ whsa vas @
sMsiaordnaiy strong 70 day showed somewhat of
oyer the mai Of last night This lost, but
Sss3 G10a,,Sn, Inc day The
ealas e rss S of &c corr G primary receipts hays in"
ereesns esl.ooo the five DAYS This shows net
week Of Ssn eans GGS to 's.n ss%s,er N"
anticipated ha, the visible supply OF Mhpa and oats IS W
also show large gain The primary receipts of these three
days 1880 GOO bush Cash corn vas nrrner vita
ported snpp II took Rns % S'Sa Bush SAST pys eNS % %
hSon, iS 1000 GOO bush Of yslSw sold at s,.aas,e eya'e
under December; December closed 32,sc.... OATS
ne mark; for oa,. followed The rise in wheat and corn
Some speculative shown wes although trad
Ss to not sds Gn s Ge H % ss west @ a"
in%s @ eSGessye the reeps haye gained in e d%5
sdvancc cash IS. oats Were hrin sales were sioo bush
vember; bush trac, ana ungraded white 2oasic
to quality. l.o" bush rejected mixed is'.c 40
! white 2s'sc, Expo,ter. isok aooo bush. rye
CARROTS state and western quoted aoaioc: sales cars
BARLEY Market hrmer; new feeding quoted aoc
p!,cKwHEAT- -MaIkes s,sady saIes; 10000 bush. asc
tn, nu nS " a P0 ne cC.ns price. for the PIE.
yious day and closing prices for III. corresponding DAT.
New-York tribune., 1896-10-17

GANE-Receipts moderate and of very irregular
quality and condition Demand s light and prices show
considerable strictly choice stock about steady
We quote: Quail. choice dozen. $2pS2 30; do small
81 3aSl 30; partrldges nearby. palT. "~cnsl DO
Western undrawn. prime ,.as5c. do Western drawn.
prime 504 Oc grouse Western prime. sOq:Dc partrdgss
and grouse inferior. 3og50c; w0odcock, 1jcgs ~ Wild
ducks per pair s2gs2 So redheads siu<l 10
do Malard .0a75c; do blue-wing teal +Oc do green
per pair 3oHioc; venson saddles, per N. :3n26c..
POTATOES AND NEGETABI.ES-I.ong Island potatoes
are held unchanged. but move slowly Trade IN Jrrsry
and state stock Is also rather slow and our outside ge
extreme Jersey sweet potatoes continue dull anu
weak Virginia stock shows decline under heavy
offerings. Fancy Eastern onion firm; few sales "i
extra white and rcd slight premium Orange county
stock steady the best grades but trade rather quiet
'ucumlers and high. cauhowers plenty dnl
string beans very slow and favoring buyers. Choice
Southern peas sell readily slight premium We quote:
Potatoes Long Island bbl 81 2d<l 80: do state $40
81 ~ Jersey siaSl %; do Maine. per sack 81 l,g
81 20 common stock. bbl, I5usoc; sweet potatoes,
Ninelani per b 81 25uxl 5 South Jersey double heads
SlGSi ~ Virginia, ,5dSjc: cucumbers. per lV $l ooD
So 50 cabbages s2a$2 so red ssps4: caulfio"ers per
bbl siaSi i do culls. 7jc celery dozen stalks 100
40c green corn 100 iya I5c sggpans. per 6bl 5oa
per bbi s3aS4. do Eastern white. S2nx3 do red. Dp
81 10 do yellow. 81 23aS JO State and Western yellow
si4<i ~ do County white slps2 oo DO yellow.
5Vcqsi IL; red, 5ocgs 5o green peas. N9riok per
half bb basket 81 jOgs2 Peppers Jersey REQ per DBL
SldSl go do green 5OcNSl string beans NOriok, WAY
half bbl basket 1jcQSi do green Unioc; Chass'gn
green 50aG0c do squash, HUBBARD per DBL "s
asi; DO marrow, 9oaI5e: tomatoes ripe, per BOY Z1V
6c DO green l5a20e; Russia urnIps per obi Qua ''c
New-York tribune., 1896-10-17

o sn5 prime saar mn The a% ii and "a, rn
steady and unchanged quote Prime bbls. .,.
Sls 6crn p's @ c,G loose b. mills sq2os @f ef9se.
on on summer yellow, 2'q2sc butter OIL SOC prime winter
gnilo", '2pfc prime white summer. 3o lard OIL prime
PETRoLEIM-The market FOR National Pipe Line cer-
qaSs s Sn 81 HesI "ns"I 9
PKovisIoNs~w ihe irsae IN "hea, wa. encour-
and S ~s IN Fs4s IN @ h's
,s list with small volume Of business resulting
am sq' '11 sS us sit short @ 's s.a o@ss % Mfs
so paeR: s ouoI FSa e. fam a" ss@ f
81 =, DRESSED HoGsMrnehanssd a. 4':e for iee u
@ s firm a" Fe5 es for nlni n to ., 10 ~ a. ssl, s shou %
sa sas 9oi oo hSGs ssa'y quCeG at GUs' al
a nsno aHa s1ay aS & demand S2 G sas
s en ey @ @ icf snd IYas Mer e,a s"h ''sS %mecs a.
i.,5e nominal for October.
RlcE-The market is fairly active win good job
hing demand ma and fg p are age,sd for r@ both De SG
quote: Carolina and -ogsana common to oidnaly; 2eg
che choice Cow to ir fautS S 's s" S sa haS ssa & Java a
$,c; java IN bond :,c; Japan, iai.c; Ps'na 4ag4rc
sUGAR~Ihe London sugar market encour-
aging news and cane was reported 70 be finn with prices
is now quoted at los 3D. while fair refining un-
Gnansed and quoted a, ., 3d. S was - Y ri WI" With s
Is an advance Of lisd On the near months The con.
the local market. and il called firm. bu, prices are
unbalanced Thus Centrifugal 10 ies Is arotsd at sS &C.
at 2asc. Receipts the week We're light. say 1000
while stocks fallen of about l2UJo Mr.
Licht makes preliminary estimate ~ l,SU.VO tons
az the beet crop OF Germany which would Indicate $50
900 tons for Europe. Geseker estimates the crop at
4Gs,OU Refined sugar IL quite active ana hrih
with prices unchanged; granulafed quoted at 40.
TOBACt'O--Serd leaf active and firm. with sales
Of 100 cases including the foosing zoo case- erop &
1895 New England Havana at lG'9n21c. .D - 1s ls:3
Wisconsin Havana at lOhl3c. 100 cases 1874 Wisconsin
Havana private terms 2JO lS9J Zmmers. pri
terms 80 1894 Zimmers ~; $50 cases
dries Aditc Havana active and steady hri
unchanged. with sales OF 200 bales az soQsl 10 Sumatra
remains steady and unchanged. with sales II 100 bales
at SOoSl ~. in bond.
New-York tribune., 1896-10-17
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New York October 49, 1896.
corsroN-The market closed quiet, with final prices
,S.,,s sor. months unchanged. while others were
.," lower than they closed YESTERDAY Total sales
Po'n ono bales The market was without very
ws changes In he price range. and the scope of
ttu,ns . The first trades at loss of about 24i
.,,s This Was due largely 20 some DISAPPOINTMENT
poi liverpool that market being influenced 10 an
-. Nv renore hat Mr.. Neil was reporting prospects
a'h c,,, decidedly improved Ana the reports con-
lG ."v sors in OF indications Il large TOP crop Re
w. . yss less liberal and the movement Tor the week
"iuavhaf under the high estimates MADE carrier IN
y mass on The other hand. some iciegrans We're re
ihe ahe south forecasting lighter movement.
ny, cloths and this had fav'fabe enect locaN 50
pm ,,irss improved several points during the forenoon
,s.s ,he early afternoon session however mere was
puIs Ssure on In prices Receipts al augusta w.pe
hsles against 56i -4me day last Week anu -i"n
;o' 80. q, Memphis ..A31 bales, agaTst "lZl an!
a. Houston s9l6 bales, aganst IA i'' ana seoo
aoi a, Houston Saturday are estimated al lVob 10
~ ~, h.es against .S2 same DAY ast week ana 9"lS
l"" l~ Psoe,pis AZ New orleans saturday are esti-
lss yea, " % oo 10 lGHo oalcs against l2~i and 1000
pscsn,s al principal ports o-Gay We're as iol-
a Galveston .5l bales against h'W same gay itst
vns as3 New orleans. lV-pl bdies.
seek az" sss and 10 3Ga, Mobile @'l@ bales against
,n 80 eIs savannah s9>" bales AGAINST '3a ana
,.sS r. srlssor ii5 bales against N"r ara !'."i
S..SS, aaa bales against 5Sis and sl.5 haies IN
Noi.on, Sr the week H245N3 bales, against
,a sss halss the previous week and ~" ~ ast year
1.so 1Se.io shnrents for the week were l.saS" bales
inle 90. ~ the previous and i6as5, last year
ssa.s, .,sks arr 3q7 3G3 bales against 3osoil the
s. In.sw r,ssS ard oeO $50 last year
to daN ana ciosihg oios ths
.s.sr,s nirh, ana last year follow
New-York tribune., 1896-10-17
OTHER MARKETS TELEGRAPH

buffalo oct G-Catuc-Reccips for The last - hours
am S ii sim. Ias, wces ioy, head; consigned through
ist neoS oSsr.s t.. SH cosei seady stock seer 81 ia
S. bn 81 gs: rs ar dce "a, eoTs asg q s"s ,s
,ae ,rhor,rei Kansas fed steers s3 7oas3 80 kansas
Texas steers 81 90 light na',ye s,eeIs & 81 - 80 log g
.ss , a iG o s oo ,i head Tor the tine last
,s' tseS bad on sa opened
a @ wH M os sSs's 81 a. aass mixed Gi pa f@i "G; IS @
mslmm heavy weights 81 55asae -. pigs. SO 4oa>3 30
sgsh @s @ ibs o as, sas s hour s head oa a for Week
thus lar $500 head for ,he same time last week 2, 900
hSad Sn Sne oSS head Ms opened active and
,aHs' n, Common ss 70 fair 81 s5ast 10 cu a'asa %
ss: s:a @ seee ssaas TGSa and sS s Late @ sa
For bulky good Canada lambs. S'HH 81; extra.
nIss Stock Yards Chicago oct loca'tleGcceIpts
s & M ne.a cas %asNst and c"e- s. oasa s. cows and bulls
s. a'gss % 'syss s 80 "' 90
market r; heavy packing and Singing os ,s So La
81 .r -. 's%%sn 81 mass e G"ls ss MO- a
S ;, q lambs. :'d m %@G; sS u steady inferior to
'hSen Tan,as - cv' oct Ioss~Rscep. I2ooo bead
Il %aSs IS sam sras s. as ,;::a % .% ss sas
receipts 500 head marst o ds n"s snw- amS e@T
s. ~ siockers and feeders s2 .oasa 81 Texas and Vest
head: market steady. -. ..,. s.,... ,.. .,,oa
Ea. e. pri@s Ssr'X !. %s1 .css. sood ocas.
sS he 's sss 81 3aS 5t.'H vf asa
sades prime medium 81 h'asy SSsst , 81 S.syy ,S
sss sss@s s q q .s o. ar
lambs 5oas! TO- fair TO good lambs y ''"S' '' veal
National Stock Yards, St Louis, . oct oct s,dsi;y m
s sa1 a.. market su .PSs eHa ''fss1
st"ers 81 G5as2 iossRecepts iSos h. heaa; mar
ss, sass SEcr 70 sS @ %s mead Market
steady; lambs. saasa %