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The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1897-09-03
It Was TnIzen ArheeI.

Mrs Tenspot-I am so glad that you are
engaged to Harold Willoughby. Was it a
long C0uTtship!
Miss Skidmore-Not very. My cyclone
ter registered about 200 miles.-Judge
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1897-09-03

If it were not for funerals a great many
men would never hear a seTmon.-Washin
ton Democrat.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1897-09-03

One great tr0ubls vita the country
is fasHd ia the iacl shas very feE Of the
pe.Fle are trying q get wealth III TIE
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1897-09-03
Wagon Losds OF People ygadsag River
h. Ener.h ~ EnI-,n IL.

LITTLE Rock, ark, aug. Ss.-A spe-
cisl to the Gazette from Mount Adams,
Ark, says: White river above and
below Mount adams for several miles
IS lined with pearl hunters The PEG
pie are greatly excited over the dis
s0very. Wagon loads Of men. Wcmen
and children are arriving IRON al see.
tions. One party Of campers f9uad q
iarge aua6er Of ms pearls to-dsE.
They we're taken 70 the store Of n =.
Price end he valued sfem d $3.50 The
resls found acre aEs sslaEgs as bEe.s'
; ise-- lQufa and isEilrrTsnl ID g2i0F,
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1897-09-03
Halls CatarFh Cure
Is taken internally. Price l5c,

il a man makes a success in life, he likes
to tell how he started with nothing Wash
ington Democrat
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1897-09-03

Some peopls are better when they ere sen
than ct any other tiae.-Chicago 5sseofs..
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1897-09-03

The busy little bootbiack never fails to i'm
prove each little shining hour,-ChicagO Rec
ord
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-06
OTHER MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Chtrago Oct 5-Trade IN cattle was rather SLOW ana
nrcrs favored buyers in great many instances neas
.,ns nI undesirable cattle generally se.I!ng very IN
s|s.actgry Native cattle sold all the way from % sol
~ TOR common dressed beef grades Up 10
S-., ~ ,r choice shipping oeeves with saes
v Al 81 Grass TO- numerous lots OF Western fed steers
81 - & 30 Native butchers and Gamers st-I
be,fer than might he expected at Tine when range
,ic az. rrug marketed Freely cows ana neers e ~
" e. -sS - 20 and bulls SO 2ogs4 23 Caives were In
goods supply and fairly active demand az seaay
-, T.xts cattle showed particular caange ana
cs,ti. from the Western ranges were larry ac,ve he
- cn,si.nr Largely Of feeders. Gamers COWS ana
o,,s~i-gs OF hogs and buyers sue
'f IN ;orcinx further decline OF &c per 100 n sses
- ,t.. icr asfortei hogs ~ 81 lossS zI the DIX
....ti,- 81 15ns4 TO- Pigs were numerous. AMI
ne =, 81 s1,,s3 So connoner lots gorg FOR 10 70
asa 20 Trade sheep and lambs was AIRY sevs al
Ts,,y. Sheep sod 81 c4s4; Western range sneep
$3.50 ra;ire lambs s3as5. and Western lamps AZ - ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-06
es& g. Feeder sheep sold largely s39S3 S. with
selling low IS 90 ReceptsCate 6.5C0 head hogs
OA had. shean n had

esa g. Feeder sheep sold largely at s39$? g. with ewes
selling low IS 90 ReceptsCattle 65cO head hogs
.. 600 head: sheep. 2o0C0 head.
st. Louis Oct 5ca,tle steady fair to fancy native
export and shipping steers 2dS l5 dressed beef and
butchers sns4 90 under 1000 10 50 $685. - stcskers
and Indiana steers s. 73gst % and heifers. sc4
81 % Hogs ouioe lover light - o1si 10 mixed 50 50
1913 ST. euls bucks 81 5gs2 50; stockers 81 25
s. 10; lambs. 50 75as5 10.
Kansas city: Oct, o.-Ca,tle steady 10 strong. Hogs
3aloc lower heavies ana packers 81 6og$3 ~ nike,
pigs. So 55G$3 90 sheep and lambs 1886 TO- muttons
81 5OQS4 So
East Liberty. Oct. Cattle slow; prime. 81 3OaS5:
common. SO 4Ogs3 20. bulls stays and cows $?qS3 Is.
Hogs steady prime medium weights 81 50fsSi So
WORKERS 81 1884 So heavy hogs 81 yogs4 pigs 81
asa 10; grassers 81 20G$i IS; roughs So asa Sheep
barely steady choice 81 3Ogsi IS common 81 5ogs3 "
choice lambs. IS 3S5 so; common to god lambs. SAC
S. Is: veal calves StQSi.
East Buffalo. Oct. 6-Csttle-Receiyts all con-
signed through. The market full yester-
DAYS prices Hogs-Recep,s. cars: market fairly
steady; Workers. good choice ~ 1894 roushs
mon to good % 1888 3d. pigs good choice 81 iOG
-. Sherp and lambs-Rece.pts. -
steady; lambs choice to extra, s. 4oaf5 50 eulls to
common. S4IS4 3d. sheep, choice selected week.-mrs..
81 1884 so. culls to common. 81 asQS3 IS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-06
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.


NrN J d.
,....o-,,s ,,a~,..ior cotton nof'' y
. - a.. ,ts srs, tne Tor some weeks Tast Prices o.
-, market opened rrrl WIN ''u'l
and remainder Of the Nrt So ll.'. ,
higher Following the rrs cal theI rc,,e- ard
o. ,c.rfs when the fnarke' urred shifp ,or'
,ork level 81 10 points above ne Nhhl "I'
The market fraliy steaoy Or ~
~ -; 4. q ,,,.rs with total s.les Z 1fN l"' baes y
- 81, ,-ands C..c and uG4llng Gun 49, WIN -,
e. + SaS Lal.s irc!uiing i33 bales spinning hhl
arss cCn,rac, 7: ca.med that spinn-rs move
~ -. am that al the close ~ ~" mar
.i ,onn6 f.,s mad received BIDS that coniar'n ave.
y.s,,rtavfs but that the aoNhh'fl pr
s,o,s 81 hcld.rs prevented actual business ann us".
+. claimed tendency was IN te "a - $50 he
ciosd o. anv time Investment BUYING "as .re'e''
-, f,.ures Preference 80 usual on an ino
soet,,a.iye activity FOR the remote ce.i..l.es
r.re.t was sad he an enersr.lo oI!'r 81 t, lar
RI. frienis ~ cotton claim that the 'cn1sncy ~Sa
srac,iefiou cotton spbN'tntai lY"-'''
80, IN III. ,,so-foi fact Il low pTlcts anl an
short interest There is plenty o. talN 10y ., ,,s 49,
a., Ger embargo. fact ~ po-sii'It.
YER, e influence io-days naTkei wnicu va No.
governed b, speculative demand IMAM ~ a. s,s,.s
~, ,drs,ors IN tor very Utt.e TIP crop ana sl
ar~os precious un.avorabl. adylces FIi'ste e@,es
ssnociaiv those received at the laifs .lisn' 80
11ee 81 Change gossp - quite bu'h ana
oxe6 ,or a sharp advance al lAver!"' 10 Appear "F :"
moro" - - Suo,al liverpool Cabl@-Sq't cotton;
,,.1n~ss doing sa.es 1860 bales sl@'i alton era
90 bales Americar 1'tHl bi.f@. re- -
-. American bales; mia Hing upana. :" - ~
T.,u-cs steady sellers ca ntvanc@ ri'se- s.eaiy %
%, -o',ts mel advance. January February 3+'s 10
r ri,.Narch 3;.5lAb. NartA-Apr III MN s,o,
g. Xay-June ;:}Gi2s June July. sir. July tusttt
3(si-s october 342zb October y veinbrr DO ~
ossn..,sr-Yafns g let but steady. Ci7ths quiet
Tna range OF contract prices fclo"s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-06
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

NrvYork. October D. ls9i.
prEvr,s-R-ce,p,s - cars Or s35 head-37 cars be
~siort.d and II FOR tonorrow's market, Nothing
INK I've cattle, feeling generally lower presse',
tat:,e s.I.s csoss from Iasdon and Liverpool quoted
rg -es at 1 The 45 ssrs c %Tft to- Isr
Iool today cattl-. equally divided between j. shan
quarters 4 for Nelson Norris: the Arr9nis 70 Liy-
erg :37' Gg"rert ~ sHf Dg sn s Son ana .si
Read fr sctwarzchild " Su.zoerger Tomorrow the
rsnie for ye.e VII eSy 100 1aersrs qt beer
$50 qersers ~ Eastman. Company and $50 quarters
j. H. sherman tho Grenaca. Tor the West Indies 20
q. tr taG market: we're 2si head
TX. - 81 head he sod5s at Jersey ci;y and ESQ
SSrh' The was "a Eht ngury Sp Du' r9n. .
oysr dealers however disposed rate prices
10y aa a, 2' das e5o y a2i.ed
dun iosfl2c per ~ country dressed owef a. 80
and Fl u 9 sd a, cgse e calves at eg1,,o
saiesHume Mullen; ys"s ioi II "a, ayerase, a. -
d. $50 r At s. z S sr :, ~ & y; s! g 80
gag Hcso n: ,, gc .:'' yr",s Isl p SOS
cqn' = Trs,na We pc, 2:' NJ at Is 50 ~: ,,.
,s fa' cars Or J. se6 head making Urn stock
riet over from yesterday total OF y cars on saleV
g SaL' a AT no demand whatever and ne wa2e
market ruled perfectly 1 any 81 sa r sAa G s p
ordnary 10 prime sheep sold at 50 25GA per 100 ih
odas a. bet e s r a. sGS nj da 769t
faie,-s Judd & Co: state lambs. 20 n averege at
So 80 per leo n 1913 Kentucky sheep % ~ at 50 So Il.
',SPb 10 CO. I2s Virginia lambs. 81 10 s. 40
;lO o. 90 :, a 81 Virginia sheep To- d. at " -
d0 10 2:aT h sss e g which SnIt IA
srs.sed unchanged at 507';e for whole rsn as .
M y 3 '' cS 81 Is s 49, s. 81 n s's
IS lSs DO az p B., s. s. 0 L ''usA' 90 ID at
" So n ~ a. CO.. so' III oho 3g. 2o4 10 5. TO- state
hogs 81 n 80 state hogs las n e. e - VI "a sS
= al So.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-06
BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

Boston Oct 5-rhe in the wool market mere con-
tnues 70 harden. and prices are workns o"ar 'ns IN,
nar,nu nont Territory WOODS continue 70 iead N the
natter az saes Medium and fine IS seIing AZ s.pooc.
sn, 5or "a being lad staple lots. Fleece wools are
Arm, and prices gradually hardsning atnousn ~
sa. hav. been made Australian woods hold on We'll ana
s s. ar We, disposed 10 good lines at market
rces hs following are the quotations for Leading de-
oi,o and Pennsylvania heeces-N and ABOVE FAC: MN
and Xxx and above. 2iT:sc: ea!ne -o9-'e' No e'
M Wisconsin etc-X Michigan. 23c; No
,.,r'r co,,.i1e sc: No Illinois comb.ng. &c; No !!
Wchiean ccmb!ag 2,c; No 2 Illinois ccmoing, 2'e y
New-iork New-Hampshre and Vermont &c; 10 49, 49,
Vii ,rnpshlrc and Vermont. &c; delane Nca-
gan &c. 49, ,,...u.x, .,a indian, ons-ou,r.er
b,cd Combine 2Sc Kentucky and Indiana three-egnths
blood comb,ng c3c Missouri quarter blood como'ns
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-06
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Baltimore oct Flour dun and unchanged; sales 40
bbls. strong; spot and mon'h piisg9jc .;ovem
boz. 05ac bid December. 957.ay6c; steamer No red
sgbas9c; stock gfba0s bush sales, 22O.o: Southern
wheat by eample. 9o95c do grade. 0Olsq 33.e Corn
hrmer. spot and month. 32q32.c; November 53u33i.c;
November December. old. 32&gj3c; January.
s3i.a.by,c; mixed, 30ss430zc stock. 1866 524
sales, $1,000 Southern white 3ju35c DO yell
low 36p35isc. oats firm: No white. 217Q2Ic; No 2
mixed BE; stock. 2IsOI3 bush. Rye irrner; No near
ny 5Oac: No = Western Sic, sales, stock 1917 busn
Hay steady: choice timothy. si3VS3 90 Grain freghs
fairly steady and unchanged. sugar strong and IN
changed Butter and eggs firm and unchanged. Cheese
steady and unchanged
Boston, 5-Flour very frm winter patents IS 200
81 81 clear and straight 81 39Qs5 90. spring patents
IS 2cgs5 -; and straight 81 As5 So Cornneal
steady T047sc per bag 81 Qsi ~ per bDl Corn higher
yellow. 3s713sAc Nos and 3. SOC Oats nrn;
fancy clipped 29'sa,ac; No eopat. 2es2elae; ~ 3
81 - winter bran sis 259si3 ao mttt.ings sl3gss 81
hind quarters ol4a Iic; fcres. 5g5c Lambs steady;
Northern, 22c; Western 2la2itc imitation. i2Gl4c:
iad.es iaaI3a, Cheese hrm Northern. 9.c Western.
o. G0:c.
Buffalo Oct. 5.-spring wheat fairly firm; No hard
spot 9sssc: No | Northern spot. e5%c No Northern
spot eOt<c Winter wheat scarce and higher No red.
ssc; No extra red s2e; No white. rsc Corn strong;
Sl.c; No 3 corn Sog3o4c Oats steady; No 2 white.
No in store. 4sc. Canal frslshts steady Flour firm
and unchanged
Chicago Oct. 5.-rhe leading futures ranged fol-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-06
THE TRADE ~ CHICAGO.

Chicago Oct. Special. -Aithoush the pu poo1 WIS
supposed to have sold out about 3o""o ouSheis CT IL
wheat yesterday prices to-day made an a1'a"0e % '
bushel The selling had good deal 70 DO with the aa-
vance The trade thinks the ball pool is pretty wei
quiated ha, sold so much at any rate s' re ss -
further prospec, Of any ,a the marx; again
cables had much to 10 with to-tays sIsnsh' -, 70
aSin1 I5llad higher: Paris, % centines hlsner. -
more innuenta event than the cables was me very
buying OF spot wheat At the seaoosra lSs me
Neg-York put the business as nlsh as 90 .; The
the bulls we're influenced By the conhu1on ~ or
rog Ths sns T Ssh a2' Indicated speedy
s December opened az ssa 40 40 III the top On the curb
80 wss sis cents May closed cent over pecfInher
sn99er Rr00t S na' benz s The over ca
asre. and . all s s9s Pbushes The primary receipts
455 600 bushels-were 10000 bushes over tme sam 80
2So Chicago S53 AGAINST Sli yssr o ago b.
cor tract stock here aggregates only - W @ ,
s AL T ard POSSIBLY soO,o bushels sold The sea
5opp rnored some demand there The Northwest con
o1aS 10 tell Of disappointing yields crop report by The
Northern Railroad nus, issn h tast hat IL was
arei strongly rsgn vas by ns
retve strength a. m preaum over chicago BY
a cent the q wheat G2nnges
bushels All spring wheat here is said 10 oe'desthei
'of dr wss strong advancing .G& cent and closing at
the TOP December opened at 2o@ cents sold at 2 ana
-en,s LIVERPOOL was up sci pence There said to
little Improvement IN the cash demand al Ioana
demand here from Bamore The local shipping demand
q. rot However II IL eApeCte" t!e "
tober government report will reduce its condition about
roi,,a Private statstcisns keep reducing their ng-
nrss most OF them down 20 ltVoDooo bushels
av's cars were $50 estimate for Wednesday only
40: charters. 10000 bushels . -, -, -, !, .
oats merely followed corn as they have been doag t"r
50 long cash demand keeps good bet there Is an
almost total Of speculation Nay sold at -as ana
22a. cents and closed at the top Receipts were ~
with 800 estimated for Wednesday; CHARTERS '' JUS"
els. -,a,a 1870. t.., "a
rrovs.ons dragged pork losing slsTlo cents iari oy
certs: ribs closing about where they ca on niooay
~ hoRs than exHecte1--l O'r-Nhh
~ oo es,tna,.d for tomorrow Prices 5ql0 cents
ioxe- The depressing IL the dragging along of
the yellow fever. 49,. ~to.o. =. oo:L
on the curb puts December wheat Closed al W;
cents calls at o3tG93A cents puts on peeehner corn a
c., cents calls at 30ls cents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-06

HEMP AND JUTE-There slow market al
pressure sell. Manufactures were huynz only 10
current Prices we're a. fo!loy :: ManlI,
ssm0 SPOT 9 T TDsom nemP ppen ec s pS,
spot stock u np1rtancs on hand; ssal
shipment 3 a-ica3.c; jGie spot 4 = : ~ lL,@.
ment r y &c: ju's BUTTS. spot paper quality t.
and shipment, size; jute butts mixing NC iute butts
HrDcs-rAe MARK: was without important chance.
but the main ready Prices ruled az lows; 'ali-
$50 iGc. Cahello. i5s.c; Ia GHhyra, ,s.c Dry
AL T. 9 s w .e & as Se
rua IN boad saS4c. city slaughter. native steers u9
,ic but; brand lcaioc SHE brand, 'as,c. rs. G S
LEATHER The market not actiye but th're ws'
fairly steady undertone at former Fangf ~ p'Iss;
These prices as fellows: HeHiosa non &C.,
2i.c for seec,ion seconds l992oc ihirds %
thirds l7l1a1s.c: rejects I3alGc; Union light backs
3o93lc: middle backs. 3oc; middle heary, -sl'"' 20
heavy 27a29c thirds. 25G-'c; l,.ht back COW
backs 3iQ32c. seconds 293Soc thirds: 2I4-,s; bellies
i3alsc: betting butts S9S!e Teas lax * vi y CO., dnl,
at s3 s59i3 10 LONDON closed Win spo 20 1o6 ,o. IN
futures at O.: Is .alss %? rex tons spot 'r >D e'
COPPEn-C1ossd unchanged with spo; At Sl % 20 l>n
don closel with at 10 and futures o,s 81
The closed with spot AZ - .,, -, IN
don cosed with At fi3 5s 81 Lus elosT W 81
n.Ees dssiyerzed 81 o. sPELTER-olosed dun
with spo, s. 2oasi 30 London closed win sps. a
=. IEON-very duh. win ,pot at s7as, 10. Glasgow
closed as 81 and Mil,leshoro closed al IS
Is greatly harpered by the yellow fever ana tte.e "
little nothing getting into that MATT, W $50, d
mad for kettle syrups steady las9se
steady and unchanged Prices were a. issisc. FOOD
cen n oS ss%moS
mon asl2ic fair c49eJc good .Gsc'c; prime. -'a-'c'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-06

s,,, cotton in Southern markets today middlns was
I'd as follows: Mobile quiet 5'sc saics tO ba,A
Savannah quiet SIC. 10 higher. sales. 80. oa!e-
Crarlss,on ann 67sc Lice higher: sales 20 BATS
Wilmington steady. 57.c. &c lower Norfolk nTln
~ Iac Lies higher; SALES. $40 bales baumore ncm-
NAL ss.c Augusta nrm / iG9Ge sales is:9 s e.,
~, Io,,is ouiet u I-ioc sales. lO5i bales aissston
Grp sc i-6c higher. sales SOB bales Ne" OH ans
arm 4 lsc Lice higher: sales. 400 b-irs -e4h'"'
S,s.dv !, + 1dc i6c higher. sales, 500 oae IL,
IT.r,--Thc worlds visible SUPPLY or c7Iee nae nae
n, ,nc-esse Of lG4 bags durins sept 40
",s month in the history cf the coHee Tao e',' az
Gus S,rtSJ his enormous accumulation The gr9fh wtA
%c,ober was 5a13 2i5 bags. against 64lsNi bags aS
80 and z 100 3i6 bags October last year. tniS ~
,Irea6y be IN discounted and produced niue or
w sect on the market. to intiriide'e buy VIII
~ 49, other naad, low prices checked seiii. inr H
~ - nnally quiet net decline or % ~ lo'n's' a,
~ ,.seiv. mon quoted only three non'hs were III
III" - January March. There was no Na'ia'
,yScn were $40 $50 and GO TespecuV,.s.
lhefe 49,, and sales for the day reached ur N
y 20 nta OF g. 80 bags Tho New org SUCK ma
a,,~cd 10 conform to an error IN ~, "a
uee. s,i,nlan Prince reducing NE stoek I-oi
stear' -, yer. rec yed from Ne" orleans OWNS "
no i.p' ~ that point Brazilian receipts 80 s
teloM d.y's Rio santos cables report 1879 ~, 81
heavy 80 Sac. warehouse deliveries are only ~ ~
VIII snot Brazilian coffee Is inae'Se anu oyo,c" lots
bags np, ,nrmnr quotations; No no &C. inN1ie- ~.
the Lsis M tbbng parcels The ms rket for niio cones
aud ,sc AMI nominal NJ about former gu ION
was sais. VIZ quote Maracaip9- |1hnon - s.'
wl.ou' .and cucuta 1874 q 1916 la n,,s.
s|sk,,, Porto Cabeiio 0.gl0,sc. 81, 80
IO-.gaar0 ',asGi5ic Bosota l.Ilo .nns,csn
rainanEo.s i5Gc: Oaxaca l0AplIAc tea'rui ,.Si7c
dovs, 10 ordinary, skGI3tc; fns % 3a.I
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-06

London. Oct J.-There full attendance ~ '"S
wool auction sales to-day The offerings ineindea
large quantity OF New-zesiand clip nernos' "n,cn
were taken chiefly by the Continental buyers AZ teu
rates The American representatives. bought rev enoscs
loss OF crossbreds Slips In good supply ana "esy
bought by the trade. New South wales STOCK so'a
we'll. and Cape Of Good Hope and Natal Greasy 500
per hi last series. Fsih.and fsiano
wool rrn at yesterdays advance The o5ernss 20
10 2Sj tales % which SO were WIN
drawn Following the sales IN detail: $500. .,,.
New South Wales 22H baes-scoared stdVh <,4os
greasy. 4i.ogd.
Queensland. G.57s bales-scourei. sladGis 81; greasy
5itQ9iad 49,
Victoria .ss baIes-scoured. 9i9is sgd; greasy. exc
i1i1d. 49,
West Australia. II baes-siIcasy. sid.
Tasmans. 81 bales--Scoured. 6s1iOd: greasy. ois0
Old.
New-zealand. 3.53 baes-scoured sdgis iiti: greasy
Cape Of Good Hope and Natal i,os1 bsles--seoured.
Iissfis nd; greasy. 3hnlfii. -
Falkland issrds. T. 6f bsles-Grsasy. 59sd.
Epansh. % haes-Greasy. iLaf.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-06


ss': Of hay sss ' q s.o 1857 ssy for
o ssiss ;Hfs e @ das Receipts Of
,,i p0uL1RYI AIvERe;siais FOR II. week % car.
.s SGos, Of express mostly from ar by 5hs
:. Aionsmsn. FEAST, and the ,arSct ruled steady
Sn when up me H Ssy r and y vac sSpS and
,he market fell under large accumulation TO s.gec 70,
looks as Il lower pres woud ts necessary to force The
large accumulation into consunp'ive channes Rosters
sympathy with fowls and chickens TURKEYS also show
geese .s:dy ' poor TO " aaSi:
9ws and chieheSs per 10 sgse rS9s's5s s o6 ZOE
80 DsEssE6 RsosPt. Tor the week 90 pkg:, the
ply Of Western fowls ana chlcks1; but very far air d. e.
o ss and ees for x nt ssa scss Win
some holders in i,et trying 20 ask ne; nts until the
close the demand has ruled slow receipts heavy stocks
Close &C. i. al ha, car be depended upon r tes
fowls and ssadea chickens n fact RpI' q at
trn,on Wsssp dTyDeses sAeTs' tancy @ fa
demand i and lave 0SpSh' pssnea po ba,
T Tef sunni sDi ssns pronptEy on arr!Ta spring
KEYS in larger supply euaiy TresHa5 nG9ry all iS.'
ara very few have Sood to reach Top prices
s snpy a., Ss'J Jevish hoay sds prices steady
sqgs . hys ss sG y sc g' aa. wig fS
y ps1sd ch S gT and & per s1 r. goc turkeys
Old average lots Ioalie spring shck ;6 10 We.
or drp,cXei fancy sQlcc do fair TO eood sAs7c; do
Western scalded. fancy. o.; d. fair 70 GOO. "a W.
EN- prime dTy picked O.: 10 Southwestern s:gfc; do
western prime scaided s-qsc; Oh COCKS Mes'e,n,
l2itG i3c do Western spring pIime per 10. IT,. a.
poor 6Q7c; geese Eastern spring wnue per H. .f0
dark l2Qi3c squads choice large white FER doZ g"
GAMywocdcock and partridge continue srsfc ,b ns
e.oa. P ra :nP s : :ad si9 h 1oS
snpe poyer IA ducks are arriving her es 9s
psrises per pa sldsl q grouse s9n 9sier PEI 81 ga
s 8 y; T 5es d6.ea anPii .s Svs il %
wing teal per pair s5qioc DO se'T We W Tnsn
common. 2oa25c: rsedbIre, yer dozeh' 'V''VN'
f~eea saddles per ~ le8Ifc ~,
POTATOES AND VrGETABLES-The recep ts OF
ro.ad notatoe< continue very heavy, AMI me h"lne
80, o,sds ecrires are rather extreme. sweet potatoes
steady and tie best southern are snale tr,
iigh;er receipts Rather liberal supply Of ohons
trnie Earl receipts OF caGlihowers sol ~ "a
ro.s ~ M ivk n the supply late and the ma
~, T. e,,si Csbbercs firm. celery quiet. except = r
r.ric,iv sue goods. EEEilants ~ iNo.-ia St'.,
s..aGy. Lima beans quiet; Ffty l,lle 80 ,~
lnlas and such ofsTd At Any nom lse ea5,a.s
We not: Poa:oes Long Island IN trk pr M - =
J5se s. oss3 81 s ,ae q ss ~ ~s' as
Seais 500? 81 virginia 81 G2Qsi - ctr'row"rs rT
~ 5: s. as 3 sssF per Pili b is q 5t e.. ra r M
75casi Is hans. per tss. % 90 ~ '1 r.,
white. yer sbi 90 So 81 DO - ,ell
& x; carrots washed. 81 7iQ$s a. uaels'.4 81 -
81 81 paprers red PER 81 49, TO- . AN -
natoes per bush box. '1cg{l. inps' Nu"'''' per ''
MILK AND cREAn-Thc. daily average reccipts ot
mil and cream the different railroad distt 'b-uns
po'ns Ia and The city for The week rave been As