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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-07-20

A Wise Woman

A Wise Woman
delay making her calling and election when the
make by sudden and Judcors pur-
As merchants necessities womans OPP
To realize his hopes Srst resize
on goods when must had goods must De
We win make big stir this week with such stu"
this:
Dress Goods
ward All on corner Is yard. It viii pay
you to buy for early fall at this price.
Black Silk Grenadines at less than Cost.
All Our
Summer Black Dress Goods greatly reduced price
Jaconet Duchesse
"a 1-3c yard and Zephyr Cling
hams going at 5 cents yard.
Oxblood polka dot Dmities 10 cents yard.
Today
One of Grenadines, Dmties and Mus, wash goods
sold early the 25c sale price cents yard
Wednesdays Sale
200 punches of Roses for millinery trimming sold 4oc
bunch at 10 cents.
Lot imported Wash Goods sold s5c, Wednesday
IS cents yard See north window
Thursdays Sale
south window displayed all fne imported Organ
dies, Brode Tissues worth they
last long at this price, IS Cents Yard.
One-half off on all Millinery this week.
In the Lead
Our up-to-date Carpet and price keeps
the front of all competition.
1873 and N. Main ST.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-07-20

A. Klondyke II has been re :enderfeet
ard not the olc miners who have made the
Big sold strike There Is something In
finisely ironscA, IN the way In which old
miners are always 5ust missing big strfko
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-07-20

There is lots Of gold in Alaska Starva.
ton is also scattred around loose in bigge,
chunks than nuggets.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-07-20

Barney Barnato. worth $l5.ooo.ooo first
committed suicide; then Greed. worth sl0.-
OOo,OOo Somebody tie Mark Hanna'e hands.
quick
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-07-20
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-07-20

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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-07-20

The story that Mark Twain was dead In
London was an exaggeration. Twain sayi
so himself.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-07-20

A Chicago man has been living for months
wholly on beer. A large number OF Eel
lows are dying wholly on whisky.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-07-20

There is better place on the earth than
Klondyke and 1t begins with K.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-07-20

Buffalo Jones. it will be remembered. wen
to Alaska to drive a lot Of reindeer ant
musk-ox. He may herd several gold mines
together instead.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-07-20

From the way Japan Is making faces At
u.s. It Is plain that she thinks that in case
of war we would turn loose only our laun-
dry force on her.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-07-20

Those little sprtnkles on our corn are
something like an executioner rubbing the
blade over the victims neck to let him know
how sharp the thing Is.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-07-20

Chief Justice Doster Gays that socialism
will work itself out. This Is q very sensi-
BILE remark All this world lacks 10 age.
1t Will be all right when 1t grows up.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-07-20

Paul Hudson. . Kansas boy running .
daily paper In Mexico. was. upon the pub
LEGATION OF an editorial discussing public
affairs. sent for by Diax who said: You
publish the news and III run the govern
nsent. Mr.. Hudson is Kansan ana VIII
soon &c, the central committee together a.
Mexico CITY and pass resolutions condemn
ing the president
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-07-20

Amelia Rives IS leaving no stone unturnsd
to get the postmaster general against her
new story. She now says she got the idea
for il from the Kreutzer Sonata
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-07-20

There seems to be no doubt that the bull
le.-proof coat invented by q Chicago man
is effective. A suit Of It should be worn
by every fool who handles an unioaded
gun.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-07-20

That eastern paper which has set out to
prove tina; there is no such thing as hydro
phob.a ought 10 come out to Kansas some
cay and let dog. frothing 1t the mouth,
chase him q few blocks.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-07-20

A Texas murderer has expressed the wish
to have brass band al his funeral ana viii
be accommodated The Salvation army
ought to be able TO see the footprints Of
Its influences in this.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-07-20

Continued On Sixth Page)
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-07-20

found insurmountable. But even If th<
scheme should succeed, in accordance
with the hopes of its enthusiastic pro
jector, how long would it be before the
members Of the commune would clamol
for a new division?
There is a better place on the earth thar
Klondyke and 1t begins with K.
The story that Mark Twain was dead II
London was an exaggeration. Twain sayl
SO himself.
There is lots Of gold in Alaska Starva.
ton is also scattred around loose in bigge,
chunks than nuggets.
A Chicago man has been living for months
wholly on beer. A large number OF Eel.
lows are dying wholly on whisky.
Barney Barnato, worth $l5oOo.ooo. firsl
committed suicide: then Greed. worth sl0.-
100000. Somebody tie Mark Hanna'e hands
quick.
Buffalo Jones. it will be remembered. wen,
to Alaska to drive a lot Of reindeer and
musk-ox. He may herd several gold mines
together instead.
From the way Japan is making faces .,
us, It is plain that she thinks that in case
of war we would turn loose only our laun.
dry force on her.
Those little sprnkles on our corn are
something like an execuioner rubbing the
how sharp the thing Is.
Amelia Rives is leaving no stone unturnsd
to get the postmaster general against he,
new story. She now says she got the ides
for il from the Kreutzer Sonata
Chief Justice Doster Gays that socialism
will work itself out. This Is a very sensi.
BILE remark. All this world lacks 10 age
1t Will be all right when it grows up.
There seems to be no doubt that the bull.
le.-proof coat invented by q Chicago man
is effective. A suit of II should be WORT
by every fool who handles an unloaded
gun.
A Texas murderer has expressed the wiss
to have brass band al his funeral ana vii
be accommodated The Salvation army
ought TO be able TO see the footprints o,
Its influences in this.
That eastern paper which has set out tc
prove that there is no such thing as hydro
phobsa ought 20 come out to Kansas some
cay and let . dog. frothing 1t the mouth
chase him . few blocke
Paul Hudson. q Kansas boy running q
daily paper In Mexico. was. upon the pub
ncation OF an editorial discussing pubic
affairs. sent for by Diax who said: 10,
publish the new. and III run the govern
nsent. Mr.. Hudson is Kansan ana vii
soon &c. the central committee together a
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-07-20

"And many men who have crossed Il ana
lost love do not understand 1t and never
viii. Submission 10 submission. Trus; ere
ates itself and is self-destrucsive. Every
woman. Joey. has Al innate dignity, Q
heaveniy-oorn. womanly. divine dignity.
She does not preserve e She biindly
trusts man TO revere ii, but IL he does not
DO you understand"
II see q Eow," he said.
She turned TO walk on. but he stopped
her and said seriously:
II see it all Madge. II have hurt you.
beg your pardon. There are certain
customs that hedge us about. but men
sometimes forget them. We should not
FORGET them. But believe me, fee the
most profound respect for you and
pledge myself to drop ts;vo,i.y ana fee q
reverence for your dignity such a woman
never exacted before"
you are very GOOD" she ea,d with Z
guarded smile 30 guarded that as he wen
on Z. s.ierce he wondered II dssruss were
20, part OF dignity.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-06
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New-York Nav 8 1891
rect 70 local saush,ersrs and 81 cars Tor the market
plies the rather slow throughout wi,h prices
rarely stesdy: eFGgp s 10, AZ The dps5 Po 10 fay
goo sold It 81 % Ss e. 40 S 4scs dns
d cows a. S g'g s-sss 80 81 n 6r s 9
10 brine civ drersed native Gables rom London
and Lyerpooas Tecsyea 8ios1 sBeS S ar 100
re- per n dressed weight American refreera9r beef ai
$50 quarters % beef for Eastmans C1mpany he s.
Paul to s Ssn NV" r sherman he Aneca
10 London I5s cattle FOR J. shsmberg son and 100
H flf 200 cattle Tor scawarzsehfd : sglzeerger ,o,-
s sg i5sa a. a. . S c 20 40 Virginia
I i5o NJ O' at 8 s. 60 d. 1910 80 o. iO,5 y
at 81 81 rs Sd So% .i s. g. ' d. i5 ~ at a. S
n At Sc Do $50 10, At SO 49, - d. is6 H. at - S
n 81 So ~ M n d 40 az gs 81 40 DO $50 r
SO % II do: s33 NJ AZ 50 lS DO ~S ~ at 50
b. at 50 % d. 800 N. 81 %; do 7'o n at So 49,
lls ss'1 r. a, ). i r r; +
:! 81 . no O. :s' g. 1880
80. S3T3 40 aG4 . a6 49, 1850 n at S. d. 1870 H. At 81
~ Newton VI = Co steer. 1918 n at 81 %; ioo
Il ss 81 - % Sa $40 '" n at So $ Co., 1910
10 fncastsT county PENN cows sa5 n at 81 49, "a d.
one s. i5.eT 3, az a. &: g, 3 g
Ielirc Wright & 90: l bull 100 n At 81 %. 90.
'"Y wi p McFiwee . oxen 1850 NJ At 81 90 stag go
- AZ 81 ~. bulls. so4 n AZ 50 70 Do as ~ al 81
COW $40 N at So Do e5I n, NJ 81 80 DO ~" ID
al COWS Receipts 2l head. ~ which 50 head
% on sale More active Than last week. and prices con
.id.r,hv nrmer good grades About all were s.a
~ sytyeue reported Of selling value was s-nSfo
.soh calves Included. but general saies were az ~ ~
eH SnissT q Curtis: / and calf. Tor SD CO. Tor
s35 - . o.,vs. saa soas3s each
- r. steIIman: II and cnlyes. 80 Jt9>to ede'I
NcCsshe. ~ co.'s and calves, SOgsto ehch M,
c,fvFs-R Receipts. including Few direct ~ 800 80,
+-,,,nx IN. stock already In the pens ,hsro 49,
head ela''s s,iaEl SIS al Jersey city and Alb AT
S;v,.,hst The ma.ket somewhat uneven some go
-sey,n. fuu Mondays prices while others "ers 49,.
IN. trading however was gene.ay SLOW, - uona,v
.erage considerably below the marx noted Monasy
di.nossd OF Poor choice vsAls sod
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-06
rXDOPTS TO-DAY
THE GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New-Nork. May ., 1871
CoTTON-1verpool cables averaged better than looked
~ market started steady AT an advance OF
.G7 points The opening figures proved 70 be the best
81 ne May. after the call. improved point
mary points. From this basis the market sold on
sS5 points and closed quiet az net advance OF "a
nSsket The undertone was rather steady thr0ughou'
s session. crop more or less conflicting
honga in the main showing rather better condltons
BuyrS for Liverpool account was feature or the carry
marx, Later in session Wal Street selling more
than oset the foreign demand II IS reported that fuy
futures sold by Broad-st nrn, Win
Continental and Liverpool buyers taking the cotton The
supplies Of old cotton is turning atten
lion u buyers deliveries Of cotton. and
.n the more crop futures steaded up on
his All the while the spot cotton continues
hold Grm relation 10 the general market and sellers
cotton has entity conservative. In the
afternoon market controlled by the local contn-
officially reported arm At unchanged prices MddlnE
uriaats sc mlddiing gulf 77sc with sales or l29i
bales including 200 bales export 09' bales spinning ana
bales contract Other markets, Hiddng quoteo We're
follows: Galveston quiet TIC sales $50 bales New
orleans frn 7lgc. sales $50 bales Mobile quiet &c
lover sales. 100 bales: Savannah steady, tasc;
Gales - Norfolk quiet. The sales. SO bales Mem
La rs. bales Louis steady IS bales
70 Baltimore dun : iSl6c Estimates Of 5000 bales
~ odays receipts against actual receipts last week
looked for this week compared with 94235 bales
and 36s1+ bales last year. Receipts az Mem,
Th today So bales. against LAG bales last week and
Cotton Exchange special Liverpool cables Spot cotton
err sales lOOco bales speculation and export 900
tales American 5000 bales Receipts. 5000 bal amer
points net advance January February 34s 3D. February
March S4ss: May. 4los May-June 4ON9s eop
s07ts. Juy-August 40Sl9s August f"as'
35es October November 352f3o3 NO
December a5Ob; December January S4s9b Man
ohesjer-Y arns-snan inquiry. Cloths offers 100 low
10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-06
OTHER MARKrTs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago Nav 5.-There was an active anu ,:s,cn ~
,,artc, f,r ratfe sales being largely AZ an au
To- Sass NJ native beef cattle were on nr,,,a
go e-s1 - tho roorast ~ az 25dsb 40 ror p, 1
,n, n-edomiratlng Butchers stun sold better IMAM r
80 dovs ard Fat heifers sold PARTICULARLY W. -,
satisfactorily. the pest eNPo..t'
a. q and pojr bolognas al 81 80 caves 80 a.
ar Yesterdays advance. with the nest une =, "a eof
80 49, s5 o, Most ~ the Texas steers SOLO AZ 60 80
s 20 sot lots selling around ton. There was -
80 nd Or hogs and light weights remained
,.os5, hut others averaged &c lower Llah on 49,. ~,
,4' ,oosinr los brought 81 45TS3 50 ana prime ,
sclJ a.. btch as 97i- the bulk ~ me noEN - e. So
scales AZ 81 sOas3 S7is while PIGS sold u,i,b
e. o. Prices FOR sheep shghty hs ,-
Eo,,ar demand Sales basis OF y 'pqS" ~.
,,~jo- sb.an m 10 81 sOTS5 FOR prime nocks WI
Hf =, tba fading ar 81 1884 Is. Fewer Westerns
arriving ard he present receipts l niIs and
arbs sold freely S3GS3 80 for Gun. ~ ~
ri ,ots ur N 81 soGs5 Is weste-ns and - scp
=. Coiora 1os Ppreipts-Cattle. llTN nead' h'sS
% 600 head. sheep. 1000 head. - ,.,,.s ,o71sn
:, rouir Nav 5-CRttle-Steady tor -. o. sot- "a
Lt.- f,r Teyans. fancy evnort steers N'NSo - os
e. oo7S4 * 4toclers and fNHders - 'opS so
s,nsr, nder 900 n SO 65ast Is COW. ar1 h-tsr'
"a 60 buil. soas3 So Texas and Indian soasa ~
q 5oas. grass S3a cows srd ~ ,y.d So 100
20 e. Seavv 81 sors3 10 shecp-steady; native m
IONS s3as4 Is: lambs - 5C6So cu'is a'' ''
81 20 asNA IgIv Nav h-catte-loc higher Hoer.t9
hpn'as esk feayies 50 GO0ss ~ Daciers - .g
q e.; nIxed 81 sOdS2 20 lights. sS oodsS ~; lambs
81 $3.50 20: pigs. 81 OG:s -, - e"eepSsS-FtS'
SO 5O3S5 IS. muons. q 9o7E' ~ r-,,h.rs.t Nor.-
.. as =; y.,t.rtays prices rstsafy; cpn% 70
80, a59xa 49, common s3Ts3 60 choice amp bs
g. ~ .omnon to good lambs. S4aSi 80 spring '''''
sGas7, y.ai calves s. 5oa*i IS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-06

crop news from Russia France the latter being
nSeu IN an early advance Of 30 points Paris markets
iater this was practically lest on the advance
oy the foreign Continental houses bought
Intie ana local shorts took part trad
Ing ne afternoon market stirred by chnch-bug
s,orics from Missouri Kansas and Indiana. this being
te mrs, time that these pests have been noted 10
eNtent on the crop II sslc that the bright
weather OF the last few days had brought these
insects by the millions In the States mentioned. An
ohe strong influence toward the close the activity
here and about IL loads The buying
active IN the last half hour coming chiefly from shorts
VINO tailed To get In on the earlier advance Aside from
tne nrnnsss noted at Paris the foreign markets were
vas considered poor weakness yester-
usY; Berlin closed al mark net decline Californian
adVces during the day confirmed yesterdays rurors OF
usashactory conditions and further stated that the
situation Is becoming critical Both the Government
weekly weather bulletin and State bulletin were
oearsh on the winter and spring wheat outlook private
aoNces from the latter belt reported seeding Wei IN
throughout Minnesota with prospects Of completion WITHIN
week The Northwestern smaller ihan usual
but still heavier than last week. No Northern New
York was quoted &c May b afoat: 90 Duluth.
sc over May, 70 arrive; NJ hard winter LtHc. o.
.CORN-The corn market opened easier. but In
response 10 unsatisfactory seeding reports from the
general covering and the advance in wheat the ake
was stronger throughout the day and closed
No corn quoted a. sa as2ss.c sevator and so.c.
lvered OATS-The market for oats opened STEADY
and later advanced heavy export trade amounting 70
500 900 bush outports. making about 100000 bush
sold shippers seaboerd points in the last two days
The movement Of 20 far this week, ooth at the
interior seaboard has shown but little change from
week. figures. Export trade here ABSORBED about
oats 2iLc: No 2 white csc. No white FAC; track
white 25a3Oc track mixed, 22G24c. RYE--Market
steady with "a 900 bush. No Western quoted
BARLEY-Market steady. Feeding quoted at 2T'1a2sc
Ru
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-06

vices as 70 he spring wheat seeding decidedly
aV9abe Darymple wired thai everywhere except the
Ked RlFer valley II and that would be
isnef IN that important section IL week There
very poor shipping demand here with nothing sold FOR
EXPORT ana not over 10000 bush to millerA NewYork
were almost largo years-2ol cars against slg
There were fair seaboard 600 bushels CAL
Irornla renewed IT'S complaints OF dry weather There
France. NewYork claimed TO have some foreign buying
orders The speculative trade here gh The amount
Or wheat on the market. however. small Bears
after rading prices found IL difficult get back their
lines. Kaufman the best seller Another wing II the
81 Louis trade bought An influential part Of The talent
Is getting bullish the score that rally IL due
Everything seemed bearish az regards corn and yet
the price advanced dAc and held. shorts covering
The wheat rally helped Receipts were lgnt-l3i cars
changed. Cables easy Seaboard clearances were
$50 600 bushels Charters 50 900 bushels Cash ham
dlers reported the shipping demand poor For some rea-
other A demand FOR May to-day. mar
rowing the May-July spread NJ times II was full
cent however the close The influential part Of the
bulish II expects the prices 70 keep easy
happen until midsummer. July to-day sold
24ac and 24sc and closed at 24sc Charters were
sos bushels
There was the covering OF shorts in oats
In corn buying Of May being the best The MAY
July difference the close only @sdl.c There was
has bean very large for four or past Receipts
were rs cars with go bushels estimated or Thurs
day. Samples hdisc lower. Seablard ciesrances
Provisions quiet enlivened only by little advance
in pork. This made advance Of t12c ana held
IT, result ~ some commission house buying Lard
and ribs weak the result OF lower prices az
the yards They finally closed about where they left on
Tuesday. The Cudahy interest SIN supported prices
seven Western points wers $4,000 head, against o''OV
last year. -. ,., =, es- 57ea.
calls" 7os.c: puts on July were 2i'.a2i3sc
'calls'' 2i-.f25c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-06

s4es5 . per 10 but s. was all the market AZ o T9u ia
ssas az azure lf eC cs 20, Rfs low City veal:
7aec per N. Counry dressed also drlsens a.
saIes-Jene Wright % veals l5' 70 ayera ,5 "a AZ
!, 81 ss Per 81 lS a. q 90 at z, z r.
P Nelson % veais las ~ at 81 20 - 40 ~ 49, TO-
Ito i5$ n 81 '7. is' do 100 'S'
at 81 80 IS Ma DE- d isl p v: at ii 10 IL
8 g 10 az Isl a. q . g.
3 z e 'S s5 s. :. : DO los ~ at 81 do
n s r. &, y:r 4 . - ~ at p q p
sa DO 1875 ~ so: 1877 do. 100 ~ at 81 S'i' 90
ii IS T s ); 5 10 % ss ri 10 81 's 2
is .. At a: s. -: 81 n, DO at IS s o. O.
100 DO. 100 3d. At s. So DO s? ~ a. s. so Cs gs DO
S at 80 8 20 Ss rs dc $, T.? 10 at a. 90 10
rs Il 81 St m..s 90 caves as sa 81 81 p p at
5, S g ss Ysa !. IL as iSl 80 % IT, d. =
saE 81 a AND LaMBs|ReccipSs ncdng z cars ID d.
Counting a the stock carried s3
81 She's sheep and yearns lambs fair demand f, At
JUST about Former s & g ,S2ssr o%er than
day quality considered Nothing o. any Gf at S
s. so per 100 10 Common to choice cippes, 41Ss OK
$ 75Gs Inferior choice unshon , do at 80 pc S@fS
about IL Virginia spring lamos ~ Ps9@st N
deck q MARYLAND DO a. s. each sac a,saa lambs ssa
Osc country dressed spring lambs sass 30 per carcass
few reaching S. -. sc ~ ava--
age AZ 81 per O m 30 clipped Burao am $50 sb ~
81 S5 $50 ohio DO - n s. 20. 40 clipped OHIO STU
eina 40 lO5 n At 81: bucks 100 ~ AZ - ~ ca y,
n Mcpherson & Co: 22l clipped 3uttaio au ANU =.
acreage at s. * per n 30 unsnorn 90 W TO- a.
81 or 2O6 clipped Buffalo sheep 96 N n - ~ I'm
horn MARYLAND III n. At 81 80: l4' Marylah1 Sp'"s
: Judd 4 Co: 81 virginia spring ambs % ~ A. -
go Clipped BuTai, lambs ~ n A. - "a - 20 80 e.
,. a. rs. 10 do 70 N. 81 y; @Il no % 10 ~ ~
ao d. n 81 Is; clipped Buffalo sheep' - o' "
s. 35 49,, -, CO ~ \, e..
20 nnsborn do IS N AZ s5 rs bucks l2c n at ~ %
- Harring ION: unshorn Buffalo lalii7 ~, ~ a.,
So -: II S-at@ 80 ~ n 81 70 clr-g ~ a. "a
= N AZ s. ~; 2os state a. 20 n at S, 81 100 60 90
y, nj . 81 GULL and lambs. ~ 10 1t 90 "
state spring lambs AZ s. each ,.,. ,,., q, N a,
Hume q Mullen 90 Clipped Ruf1lo aims ~ 70 a.
g. ara. i2l state 10. g. n. at s. TO- ~ clpPru
sheen and lambs n at 50 379: unshoIn Stae $50
~ y AZ 81 30: 2 clipped do. 100 n at - o., L
800 N at So 90 20 State spring lambs AT - ~ a'
George Dillenback-ao clipped State lambs ~ 10 a., "a.
e. 37i5 II do q n s. % - Gull lambs ~ no. at
~ cprel state sheep. o. 10. al - 90 ]" DUCKS anu
IsIrTs Wright & Co.: - clipped state lambs 10 No. at
e. 20. 10 cpped State sheep. ~ n az ~, ,,- -c-
tIO.Is-Rccelpts 80 ,arq. esA head lncIunnt ~
head on sale. r-er 81 3odS+ 80 per 100 IT, TOT y,
-erA wei .hts. country dressed quoted az tHot2. ".
salaa-A W Lamb G State hogs. I'D ID average a'
q 81 nor 100 n. &c DO lGi n NJ - 50 ..,, I, do
: Sanders: IA state hogs 1856 N az - o. !" wv
rs5 N AZ s. 30: I rough 800 70 az - 30. .. An
s Judd & Co: ~ State hogs. 1"i TO- al - w.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-06
S,aticn. in New-York. foot Of Barclay ana
'''' Christ0pher streets.
TR<iNs PULLMAN BUFFET
NE-' III. pINTSCH LIGHT

rrac- route 10 NEWARK. BLOOMFIELD MOS - l.Atr..
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Ridge Madison. Morrstown Passsc TIgFson h hsE
Ton Dover stanhope NEWTON. BrDD y;,o In MA
N0f1yTAIN Washington. PHILLIP sBURG, EAsTON'
MATER CiAP. STROCDSBURi Iocono Mountains.
go XTON PTrTSrON WILKEsBARREy NANIl-
COSE DANVIILE. NORTHu MBERLAND. Mont
sr iRrNC;HAMTON. OXFORD. NORWICH, Water
we TTIcA RIcdF lei q, sP pEWEIo EfMIRA.
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800 -rsT NORTHWEST AND SOUTHWEST
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100 p M~sCRANToN. wTLKESBARRE and PLfM-
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Henry Gaze & sons Limited il3 broadway "a Psrs
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formation AZ all stations ... -, -, -. -.
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