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New-York tribune., 1896-01-04

S. 20: i57 Kentucky sheep l3i n. at i2- Western
do 1l9 H. 81 10 do. los 10, at 50 5O % DO W 10
at y, 3.i.: ~ do H3 IL. at 81 y. .--o :, s...
T. Judd Coz II lambs CS n. az - 90 ~ state
sheen s. AZ do lls 10. at 50 oo 10 do ~" TO-
at 81 80. - ,,o
$ Sanders: lis Pennsylvania lambs. Q. ~ ct 49, Us
State do - H. at 2 l57 do 81 N. az So ~ 90 % 70
ST. 10 DO - 10 81 30; ~ State sheep 10 10 az 90
10 do 90 NJ 81: do 1872 10. at 81 l.s " 40 vi az
81. 60 Pennsylvania do lo+ n. at ~ 30 90 60 90
81. i19 sheep and ambs. 50 fb at - lS - ie
sylvania So 10 s4 20 Gull sheep 81 H. al 100
j. Harrington 32 Canadian lambs W 10 az e. 20 90
Ohio d. 81 n at IS ~ 10 Western sheep. % 10 at s";
Newton q CO SO Jersey .ambs. 70 n. az - 20; ~ 90
- 10. 81 70: 10 jersey sheep 90 10 ~ e i-'z' "'
yesterday. 200 kentucky sheep. rs n. a. -. 20 .,
G. Dlenhack: Western lambs tStats ,edl ~ 20
at 81 i0 200 do - n s. 20: loi do '3 To- at % 20
GO sheep 81 n. at SO s,,.
T. : Kase: iO2 Pennsylvania sheep. - Ib al - 10.
sherman & Culver: - State sheep 81 10, AZ - -
Hallenheck 4 Hollis. 49, Canadian lambs. =" II. "a
81 co. do os n. 81 20: 27 do 100 ib a. - 20:
state do H. So 10 state sheep - 10 al ~ ozs
Il, do 90 ~. at So 80: ia5 do Gew .ambs), 81 10 at
81 esq. - - 20
Hume & Mu:,en: 2i3 Michigan lambs II H. at s. 90
State do NJ at S. ISL do. - ID, az -; ~ 90
~ H. a, - -: 20 State sheep o. H. a. ~ -. ~ 90
lc H. s3 90 a6 do II ID. al 81; buck oo ~ AT ~
HOGS Receipts - cars. 4.I6i head.abor 80 heln
for sale Market tarpy steady AZ ~ .ohSi 80 fpf hoss
light pigs sold up - 30 country 6resson N,ddy
ard firm for ghtNeights The whole ranges quoted al
lsnIc prr ~ fancy light pigs exceeded quoai"ns
S,lesShermGn & Cu.vcr: IL State pigs al ID average"
- 80 per 100 H.. -,,
= sanders: STATE hogs. 40 II. at 81 @'H
New-York tribune., 1896-01-04

record small. although still in excess of as, veo
e .o'a slrg wheat receipts bush against
-Vv nuAh last year; wheat eoeips 81 Coz bush
against -s'" bush This shows cond.ton of f,,trs M
cNlec'eiy favorable the primary noyemcn, for Nv
shown faiIng of ~ as M VIII i've days last week has
"pcut l"U bush. On other hand the exports hs c
SHOWN an increase The movement from Nty.York hos
s, i a. 'vuaiV heavy and material reduction local
i~rs @day We're 600 bush against last
~ me '0la exports have SO far this shown an
ana OF hour have increased ~ 900 bbs such favora
o, me mov,men has not been many
ao'u'y UIsh decrease Tho cash trade wheat to-day
was very disappointing and the close Change no
o was reported No red wheat a, a'
"tc o.er may, afoat; No hard Duluth. 3i,G3s,c:
over May. anoat, and No. Northern Duluth lhT2
over over Nay afoat May closed GGisc Sales after
ahange were 5000 bush urgradod spring 4 o b afoat:
81 zoe bush No Northern Duluth b nfoat; 900 bush
chclce req winter b ahoat. and 49, red
winter b anoat. all private terms .t'oI,N The
been 81 late DAY such thorough lack interest both
cash ana fnres Late In the day. however inter
ne movement or corn this week has been quite
encouraging Interior receipts to-day 2Tb
very heavy ngure Of Gao 600 against 40 600 bush
last year Tie total interior receipts FOR the week have
th Wn Wpp bush decrease compared with five days last
week while the exports have increased GIL 600 huqh
Cash corn quiet 5000 bush old No soIl Al 34asc
elevator 1000 bush. do a5%c delivered;
r-vae terms: bush steamer az 33a,c elevator
market for oats was again nominal closing unchhrcei
Mns ~ interior receipts have shown falling OF this week Of
tht visible. Cash cats dull. hut steady Sales
~ 90" brsh including o0O bush No at 23,c elevator
24I27c; No. white quoted at 2f4124i3c BARLEY
Market dull "a' or from % IN 45c according to
Grade .MALT-Marke quiet At - 70 c'c. "v''
Narf"t W hanged caro's quoted 42G4ac. Bj'CK-
N'IFA r Market i'l Primo Al 3Sc.
The ouoatoas to-day the cosns prices for the previous
a. and closing prices for the corresponding date last fea
New-York tribune., 1896-01-04

Union Stock Yards chic CO. Jan. 3-,'atue-Recepts
500 head Market frrl and i0c higher torman T. Soci
steers and feeders 81 81 -; COWS
and bulls 81 j0NS3 50 calves $30t 30 Texans %'n %,
hisher Heavy packing and shipping lots. SO 35qT -
common 10 choice mixed 50 l"4S3 ia choice assort"d
&, sns3 ~ light - iodS3 -; pigs 81 I"aS3 90 SHEEP
Receipts. ?OOp head Market firm Inferior To choice =
efSi 80. ANTS 81 ..Gsa ~.
-, Luis jan g. National Stock Yards-o'ate Re-
cepis. Io,5 head MARKET strong Nesrs - uS3 50 ~
native ooas 75uS2 -. Texas s"es s. sah 3I Texas
COWS 81 "a Receipts. SU'r head Market strong
(, .a high,r ,ca,y SO 4iG$3 cj: mixed. 50 .0as3 10
iirl, g.; 3inx, SheepR celpts 40 nedd No sales.
tas, Liberty Jna D., atrle-Rece'pts ns,i' rrm,.
81 2.as4 30. good sig$4 H. good Butchers 81 son$4,
roigh ~ ssIs3 50 Hogs Receipts fair prime pigs.
y i<4 prime Iight hogs 80 s3u$3 90 heavy. So ~
5, :. ,nughs 81 7.Dss - Sheep supply light; demand
god exia s3qs3 25 fair. s2qi2 10. cus and comm H.
1.cfi 81 80. .afobs. S3dS5 -.
Eansas CIV Jan -fioss-Rece'pts. II 900 head mar
ot active ana higher. heavy 81 ipns3 CO. light ana
rneI'un s.; 35as3 - q pigs. s3a$3 30 Cattle Pc epts
i.uJ head. mtrfrt strong ily" si'tis " 'OyNi 20 iiI
,on and heifers. best. 81 s5nN3 ~
f, f good 81 I0dS. -. bulls. 81 7ous2 10 sockels AMI
feeders 81 asa 80 Toxas and Western :? iops3 90.
caINee S5asi. sheep Receipts . po head. marhc,
New-York tribune., 1896-01-04

THE GENERAL MARKET REPORT.


corTON-The local market was irresulal. being nfu,
.nced largely by the pse;iled eond"n OF The L,erpoo
br, points bur af,erward Very Irregular. closing
Si'h n.t rs 10 good condition yarns =. nored firm
and the demand for cotton from Enssh snners was
scT1 ines ia c The n:s sales here at
q aSSn an l , amen Of from to points bat there
a shar9 break during the foreiooi and heor- eioos
PIES rom yeeriay- closing The port receipts were
lsh'eT man NJ iss Week ana lat wear al his tlms hut
This attributed itrsey 70 ihe hoiGlE Wees" N"n i'
for Other southern points Durns the rSrrcon 'here |
considerable co'ering by iocei snort, mere was ''S
able realizing during ne Afternoon ur marc, 'sns
say points better han ne Lowest and "tou - ols
sssdy and from unchsnsea to 10 points net aeoine Total
s.'es wsdSs hi oae - the southern sro markets wcc
higher The port recep.s @ iSr ine any nGu'nh
sr3 a go TIE total receip- a, me por's
Tevus ~ week ana 2aei bales is, year The rece~
we're lighter than expected which Is attributed I. ne a'
tae s SOaM We We're about Is 6 bales less ,han mated
ws: NewOcAi. a0;i bales. against lsl4s bules same
day IA, a, %egS ,c r@ca a a. icrIrow VIII
s0oo 1000 bales. asans 2s' ssis, sns d@y ra ar
10 bales asains, $50 bales corr ondns day last week
and sss eaisv sy lss last s weak @ 81? bas s a
nah slo7 bales asains, h'%l bales sane DAY Ia" . wees
we're 4ats bales against "a bales day last wee
ts'ss Hss same de- as wees bale las, YEAR mo ece
b,les last week and a, go oaes LAST YEA" .9i heaHa nv
ceived for the week t't@ hale aga a, 80 ~: 2'iSs
rIn;s for the wcek wee - ~ hal- against 1893 h
rsen,. ror The wee; er- z; os.s ass'ns: ic2
~ 81 bales again, 'T,a6, talss Lee week and 81
mated Zoo 1000 e'~- i9,, s'' osl,' a,'pc
-. eyr.rre dulrcss broad c7;.gp rrl"s ~. lfvai~
~ % ~ .hai.s' ana %, 1.tr ~ y e., iat 10 dar
i.f'r . ~
New-York tribune., 1896-01-04

cash quotations werc as follows: Flour Va. quiet with
HI No sfrinx shea, 5a,fso,,c :, r~i 90. .aGi',c
aoaa %a Go'@ No G,r sSaa ';s e i a.r ol sF @
in9h' sr@a - -; ,. nsss PORK per hei s. - .aSJ'
81 a,aSi To- dry satd shoulders doxeD. - i&isas4 go
shnr clear sd-s t"ArD - '".s' S2 ~hishey, d;s,l,-
s, ,o. sranula'eI sis7. standard a. 81 - Lin'cei
oI Raw ls.. toled 40 on ne Produce Exchange TO-
da. n. market steady creamery c'c,
is' aeic
ay S''n"i, ar s" % 81 ra Tr raci GS ";iS ~ c & Sc
a , sc,sS. & i9s,cs'i % , rI'"sa No Ns wS, "a 80 %s,s
q1i~'. ~ mixed 20 No ! white. 2r.c: rejrcici DO
mcs.. SO fari.,. SO Lara s'eaay steam eat ~
loose sheudes o' o.' t."r rhs s'd'' '.c pose .,oi
nar 'e 'S box m., .,og %G T more So. p .ko '"H r
.c: loose Short i' clear slds i'. meat, gorh i.c
more. Whiskey quiet: steady sales. 30 hhls at 81 %
,nl y Is" y m% sea Sssas' & ' @ sne' o s s9s
and closed 53i.c cash ranged 2c below sample wheat
57sa5sc flour duh and unenaased. MiI SUMS IN
changed ard dull: sacked bran ranging at s. I5a$9
s2 l o.y s and ss %@ were % "e hser was M
opened 5,c sold 3+.c ami advanced - 55isc and
wheat today When ina, vas May pri, Wheat to arrive
,c under spot ~ Nsr'hera sofa sbouI =, under ~
sia.c No Nar,hen, aac Flour @c4dy At 81 o5aSa 10
bhla shipments u los bbls Mil s,nns Bran in hniR
her" 50 -5asG5o Market dui. shorts sous6 -; mid
f"r.ngs mod sa'e prices steadily maintained Rye -four
dun. choice P"nnsvyarir 81 til{: ~ per hb Buck
wheat nour puii prices steady 81 5aSi 90
100 n for new. SOM fancy brende held higher Wheat
MARKET ruled steady under moderate offerings. but no
speculative trading and foreign inquiry unsatisfactory
Fancy milling grades continued scarce nm; conuact
wheat. GG'4 fiic; February. GIhudiisc. March
6N'.@GNi.c. Apii '''.n@Y" Corn Offerings oa tn"
light, prices of deliveries well maintained but
futures beyond this month du and dec ned bush
foreign laqulry fair hut Lidy "A rule. beow
Die basis local carlos In smil suDpy and steady bu
uuet. 40 my"i January 3'sn32Isc: February. 32A.U
i}c. March. 33u33rc Ap.h. ,u3}iac. Oats-Or rings
n serae: fcr carlois ruled firm. with eool de-
mand futures dul Ma . white January and February
%:ku2ic: March. 24.M2INc. April. sre025c Butter
quiet. steady: creamery 2ir prints extra, whole
sale. 25c: d. iobbng 2Gi, nc EgSs-Frcsh stock firm
fennsyvania Arsts ne Western do 22c Cheese aulct
New-Yorh factory. Ouioa,c; pari skim- Gusc Refined
sugars firm hut duet. Feed quiet steady. winter bran
N bulk sl2 50usi3 ., ton Potatoes dull New York
Early choice 22a23c, do far good. isn2Dc; do
Enrbanks and s'ars choice. 22n'c do fair TO good isa
2Oc, Sheridnns Ird rural New orkers. isd2:c Penn
syivana Pose and Stars fancy -6g.sc: do State Of
Maine. fancy 2sf.
-. Louis Jan 3.-liour unchnnged Wheat higher;
January 5ic May 3s',cp3oc h'd; JAY 'N'sc Corn un-
changed higher: January. lG@4c. May. i?c. Pork
Standard mess new. 5" 70; cd. $ No. I"rd-prne
h%c: clear ribs 5c. clear sides a'c ry meats
Shoulders i.c clear ribs itsc cea: SIDES.
80. Hgl. l.wln,s steady at 81 ~
New-York tribune., 1896-01-04
LIGHT STOCK TRADING.
GOLD IMPORTS AND EXPORTS
ACTIVITY AMONG BULLION DEALERS
BONDS AND MONEY.

SALES AT THE STOCK EXCHANGE JANUARY g.
rnNnS STOCKS
New-York tribune., 1896-01-04

Market closed steady unchanged 10 10 points decline
compared with yesterdays closing prices rrsnsfellibr
notices, 500 Total sales. 1si 600 bai"s New oiir
grosb receipts 6450 bales exports Continent 2d bales
Great Britain e35s bales forwarded iss bales; sales
028 bales spinners 226 bales stock iSs 3 bales Sro'
,otton quiet; unchanged. Middl'ng rplanls. s3-lfc.
middlns gulf 9-lec. Sales 1O26 bales including Stj
bales export direct shipment and 22G bales spinning.
Liverpool cables-Spot cotton. good demand ~clcs -
W0 bales: speculation and export lon bales American.
II 0O bales: receipts 20 O bales American Nfpp bales
Middlins upants 4sd Futures ou~ne1 Gu"t f",iers al
s64 decne closed quiet u 10 n, points nef dc l're.
January 43ov: January Fetiusfv 42b February M
<s2zb: March-April 42s5s: April-Nsr i2Sie Navii'"
l2ss JuneJuly. 429b; July August 42a - hngisi-op-
smher 42si1s: Septefnh@r October -2h. Het.'ss-,'.
verber. 40 TO 42l. Man chcstcs-yafas 0sr oo,.s
dull.
CoFTFE-Th" mar,ot d7p'ayei falr ceeee ~ al.-.s-
ton with sarlv pr,ces caster and onswr1 weaFaes. @
on. Tndng chic Az local rl-H lcaIs frro-fi 80 %
asSressiye On frll r,ps a'd r'oi oo, uroe,c's. n'
change oo-a.: recep,s for t:o dar, .o bag '"a--i
for United states 1000 bags atoer ~ "" BAGS
quiet At i5pD reis recslts. in.D 'aos. s,", ,. 80"
bags Rio shlrmeais l1if'd state or Beccmifr 1G.'
oo" bags Santos sipn ~ iiooo baVs Nctora = Coz
hsrs: Hemture steady. - rge for Jaugery. 7nTj
February: 70 23 for Mgre GH2' To- A;ri M,r.e'les
rivals in Decembe- 20j1p iags. doiy~uea 10 zvt
stock G, 4N0 bags Have lrarho'. ~ r. " Tii.s
arrivals. Deccnter 1890 b9g'; de'1r'. l2iC0 bs~
stock 253. s4O baes.
23. 1JO T.: e.. = follows
New-York tribune., 1896-01-04

N?7:g$ 80 dt$hte kidney. 81 CO. do red kidney 81 20
Q$l 22is turtle soup, 81 5OgSl 10: DO yellow eye
~ 20; 90 lima, California 81 ~ do foreign pa 81 "g
81 10: 30 foreign medium. sla{l lo green peas dds
s2i.c. do bags, IJc; do Scotch. ,oc
BuTTER-Buyors took hold Of fancy fresh creamery
with confidence. aId close clearance was
effected that a slightly hmer feeling has Developed a
the close, 2ic easy price but jobbes ieiuSs'
pay Firsts steady with Improvement
In the trade. but slow. June creamery and
nearly all sorts u State dairy are very dui anu IN
buyers favor Imitation creamery and fresh 'ac'o,y III
cOnsidr1hl" accumulation. and market IN poor shaIr
Exporters showing little fresh gctis
worth 12Gi3c and a Of old stock went az l"c we
quote ,mery State ISI23c. do Western fresh iahcy
2ic de- nrsts 22a23c do thirds 70 seconds isf-ic; 10
June fancy. 2lc. do secondr to hIsts, lOn2p state
dairy. fresh u,s 1Gu21c made. fancy 2Jg-D,sc
thirds firsts i2aloc daires. entire. l39?1c
state dairy. hkns, ljMi9c; imitation creamery l"r oc
factory fresh, fancy ldni7c; do thrcs 10 hrH's ~"
lac rolls lnliiG
CIIEEsE--Thc Nsw-Yorl Produce Exchange has com
piled stocks of cheese NewlorG on January as
~
New-York tribune., 1896-01-04

There Is nothing new the market for Rio and santos
quoted az 1f.c end NJ I3A u37sc Mild coffee IL
having somewhat indifferent demand though the mar
k"' fairly steady W. note sale of 300 bags Maacaibo
DRUCs.--O Opuni remains firm with sInsle held
So o5as2 lo 81 IS ab,u he bes bid Some i,tbns
lots have rod 81 lOqt2 l2is Morphine is Grm Qu!nne
outlet steady. Essentis oils and roots steady tut quiet
With prices as last quoted
.uet IN western via prices held Sighill bsl-
sr sitheush buyers we're not wiinr 10 pay ne ad, anc.
reported q 7?5 pkrs Including bis winter
aens 81 $50 g 1o 80 ibis srssios 50 4oasa -; 800
hss ci,y nnes 50 30se 81 5i25 th city patents So ooa
- u; 800 hos CITY clea!e SO s0as4 SO bbs aorne
rr'' 81 'o9sa 60 2(o' 9,l, clears s2 so9sa 7o g,c,
.p3, quoted a, g $o 81 ., 10 arrive RYE rLol'Ii
y,saay: SAILS ooo bbs at So 5oqs2 30. .CoRNMtAL-
.:2s. sagaraore 81 % Esmersida s. ~ Western and
s9y,hsrn. 8 eoas2 q BAG MEAL steady: ssles
ssaaac., .FEf:bNDnl ooisd 20 H. s7.go2isc
~ ~ mG2'e: 50 ID 5s'@d2, 100 lo elq7oc shaps
nal slasi o5 Oh meal e21 90 city quoted Csc
the entire list Naturally following ihc holidays lttlo Is
IN their expecta,on- We quote: vslsrcia iasTns "a,
ast.. :snsns sss Sgsc csferna s%,sc sll"Tss
::sc; Caforns 4n@71c: nimondr s:sNtic: Brazil nus
s@,,T'sc walnus 5'.Nioc: fiber. G'.asizc: figs a.
FOREIGN GREEN FRt'Ir-L~mons are ou.st with a
,rsde suppl is LIBERAL and MOI passing ou, cy
s,see; Lenons 81 c5nS 20: oranges Jamscs. 81 2SsS
Sapes. fsasl2. cocoanuts s3oas3s
br,nnAHd.M-WHEAT-The br, whest market duh 'odsy.
The opening %ss ou aSs fer .; .sr ne, T%n s. Of g
@ bsar,hiy inclined owing the anathctc csh'. al
the cash so md 9' tl1ure 9s frgn norse
ksyinr en- prevailed and prices ,owv worked upward
Es fsl s . s.s r. M nsrs. ps.r s2r re day Their.
~'0hs to-day were compared with the previous
New-York tribune., 1896-01-04

5000 L $ As Reg 1907 iO97s
% Am Exchange Bkl70
5000 Va 6s Def Tr
Rcts Stpd go. 5ie
1000 Va Fund Debt q
ia of 1891. go. 60is
1000 Am Cott OIL Ss.II0
1000 \ T & S r ~
RctS .....,.. I2lz
5000 4 r & : + %
D1se f.t M p0fL
New-York tribune., 1896-01-04
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKET.

New-York. January 3, 1896
BEANS ANp pEAsmn 10 way has 'ms ,,. '"@anrs n5oss
,.ss, b,. have Increased their purchases 10 any
n,orf os vet continue light. and se,rs are
.,r,d scSd,. cfcfn peas s1ii
49,, ~ i..e: dOn"stic marrow. choice pr
New-York tribune., 1896-01-04
the STATE or TRADE.

I'a;. move Jan 3 Flour dull sa.es; 80 hb!s Wn'ht
o. and ~ red iph ana 1aaI'ry' ~ 'c.o r.d 81
L,lici,c. Suihcfr rs sampc 'dpG'c 10 on eade' o}s
az. e' stock aa3"0 bush. salcs. iii."' bush. corn
ses. March ~, ,ms3S. May 81, nj. steamer lnlxei
siNdal ,,hssn 3ig32' ,tocs, aba S1"S %osa,p gasp
?iosi ~ m1ed TO- az "a, ',s s 'si" nv emsr nasi
choice fmoihy 81 ,iasiG Grain freight. do.. cotton
S%"'! e. maeTi n'e acr ai,i'.s '.s' u"cRanstd 11
pa,on,s s. Gous3 a. winter patents s. 75rs3 90 Mnae
,.ia e" ,9sh' 81 - M "'7.g e'' sr a'
81 az 80 =, a. "n, & X, lacg,ge' oats oulo, SO
,; %, 5, W W% > "rloI r.; SO = vhitc 2ii.c. 10 3
81, +, br,n si4asIl 10: niiiings si3asi5 to
si2 -. cuts 81. -. Ian "ni.. sl2 80 tHitel e sV -
~ iri eg'c @sr lss' isc ~, ' v' sio. r"sf
beef steers 3d1.". haas dN"c. fses. iH',.c ,hresf
oa.. N,r,aofn c,'anrsy. 35G2o-. weetrn 2ig25c. lm
,aton. l'r-o'. iii"s i'aio. Neonoai 1iiry ~"
g. = 50 r ,-l., eyes 81 56Gsl "a. hane,. 81 3la
81 - poultry armer for choice turkeys. Western. ia
e. seAsg was,e WIS Gg e Nqtqsr m ar rStaSc S%iS
lu-i nelons aon3a. Green Moua'aias. 3ogJ5c. White
=" zI, g'' n rccnin. 'r Snfa* sa@i sss, 80
,,4nberc- s9ts, 30 onions. - b nol Tgrnips, 81
aue'. cho..e sieas2o. lover sraics slsass.
iuralo. Ja~ spring wheat Ac'iee inquiry for 70 !
rh.n 'u.' l,l'i 'he market limits nrm ,eieS 1900
iI.h ST. ! northern. Glnolsc; COZ, lush ~ hsrd n"H
c5c do nc, cd'r. y northern. dii,c, ~ 30. "s'c
W.fr Nhea' r,si~. NJ isd track. 60 sta" white
"a. a.A.l com n lsht supply and generally nfmes
vith fa.r demand cosing No. y.loN. 3i,. ~ - . y"
80. a3oi,e 10 com; 2"sc n track oss fairly
- "ei,c. ~ rhi,c 2oc. ~ : mixed 2d2r.c. No !
n.Ved -. track. Barley Fair inGuiry ~ lower
,'ec Flour s''.def. fair demand unchanged Mi feed
quie'. unchanged
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1896-06-09
Ice Cream at Daubney's.

Ice Cream at Daubney's.
Green Tag Sale-at Ben Bears.
Go to Peterson's for fruit and con
fectionery. II
If you would get all the news, read
the PUBLIC OPINION.
&C. A. Neufert has just contracted
for 10000 Master cigars.
Ladies see our New Women and
Goth century shoes, very nObby.
IL SMITH Il DIXsoN.
Miss Jennie Norton, of Cresco, was
visiting in town the latter part of last
week.
The new ball ground on the island
on the flat is good one. A foot bridge
leads to it, so that access is easy.
If you want good auctioneer call
on II. F. Harrington. Satisfaction
guaranteed. Address 304 w. Water ST.
We are leaders in the shoe bust.
ness in DEBORAH. All the latest styles
and sizes. Cool shoes for warm
weather SMITH & Dixson.
MIR. and Mrs. G. J. Weiser expect
to leave today tor a trip through the
western states, and will be absent
about month.
The Opera Restaurant makes a
speciality of Sunday dinners, and the
price is only % cents. Come and bring
your whole family. Is
The Congressional Convention fol
this district will be held at Charles
City Sept. End. Winneshiek county
is entitled to p delegates.
Joseph Lemons new house just
east of town is progressing finely.
Such Improvements as this are credit
to the city as well as the owner.
The thirty-sixth anniversary OF
the Turkey River Baptist Association
and b. Y. p. U. Convention will be
held in West Union on Thursday and
Friday, June ii and II.
MIR. Frank Wetherell and wife, Of
GAINESVILLE, Iowa, came to this city last
Wednesday, and will hereafter make
their home here. Mr.. Wetherell is te
act as superintendent of bridge build
ing in this county.
| -Photographer-"Your pose is al
right my friend; but don't you think
a smile would be an Improvement"
Jerseyman-'Guess it would. Fetch
on the nectar. Elk.
There is some talk of grading
and graveling two or three of the
roads leading into DEBORAH. Thi,
would be of great advantage to TIN,
city and farmers, and is an improve
ment that is sadly needed.
i, When the lecturer inquired dra
matically, "Can anyone i'm this room
tell me of a perfect MANI" there was
dead silence. "Has anyone" he con
tinued, "heard of perfect woman?'
Then patient looking little woman il
black dress rose up in the back of tn,
! auditorium and answered.: "Ther
was one. I've often heard of her; bu
she's dead now. She was my hus
bands first wife. THE American.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1896-06-09
Green Tag Sale at Bears.

Green Tag Sale at Bears.
Buy your fruit at Daubney's.
Cherry Ripe, 5 cents, c. A. Neufert.
-Neufert's Chocolate Soda-Well,
try it.
The West DEBORAH schools closed
Friday.
Courteous treatment at Daubney's
restaurant.
Cigars Ice Cream, etc, at the Opera
Restaurant.
Buy your groceries at McCauley
& Carolan's. II
Luther Reed was down from Burr
Oak Thursday.
Get Your Sunday dinner at the
Opera Restaurant. Is
All you can eat at the Opera Res
taurant for 20 cents. Is
James A Jewell, of Burr Oak, was
business caller Saturday.
Hon. S. A. Converse was DEBORAH
visitor, from Cresco Thursday.
F. j. Potter was in the city from
Burr Oak township Thursday.
John Bloomfield was a business
visitor at Ossian last Tuesday.
Attend our Green Tag Sale-its up
to date. Prices way down-Bears.
-McCauley & Carolan handle
everything i'm the grocery line. IL
Good meals every day for 20 cents
at Opera Restaurant, 2l5 West Water
st.
Mrs. Glover returned Thursday
from Chicago, her son George coming
with her for visit.
See our elegant line of tan and
colored shoes. all sizes, all prices and
the cheapest house in DEBORAH to trade.
II SMITH & DIXsoN.
We made great purchase of 500
suits-light colors. You can buy the
best ones for $500 suit less than act
ual value-Bear's.
The married men and clerks had
an exciting game of ball on the dia-
mond on the flat Thursday afternoon,
the married men winning by score of
q to 20.
Austin Corban, New York
millionaire, was thrown from his car
riage at his summer home at Newport,
N. H., last Thursday, and killed. He
came from the east to Davenport, Iowa,
in 1851, and took out charter and be-
came President of the first national
bank in the United States, which
opened its doors for business June 20,
1868.
The Board of Directors of the
public schools were in session last
Tuesday and Wednesday, the result of
which was the awarding of the con-
tract for plans for the new school house
to Mr.. Orff, of the firm of Orff & Jora-
lemon, of Minneapolis. Three other
firms We're in competition, but the
Board decided upon this firm. Our
readers will be kept posted as develop
ments follow.