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Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-07-30

Santiago, July 20.-General shAftor
"a DESTROYS that II should b. known that
the United States war department In no
way interfcrcd with his conduct Of the
campaign. The general adds that he
was never hampered by the war depart
meut
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-07-30

Madrid, July 20.-According to an OF.
fetal dispatch just received from San
Juan, Porto Rico, the American forces
under General Miles occupy tho same
position at Guanicn a. hey did after
landing
Several American warships aud trans.
ports arc reported to DO cruising OF the
island.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-07-30

Don't miss seeing Clusters Light
Fight a magnificent reproduction Of
Adams famous painting Of the massa.
ere Of Gen. Custer and his men by
Indians. II is now on exhibition at
the bottling works Of John NJ. Law.
renee 4 Co, In the Dunn 4 DAILY
block. 2u
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-07-30

Washington, July 2o.-Army regu.
lations have been amended 50 as 10 pro.
vide that enlisted men, hospital matrons
ana female nurses DO entitled TO one
ration per day and also that civilian en-.
ploycs with the army whose pay does
not exceed ESQ month may receive one
ration per dav.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-07-30

London, July 29.-The Daily Graphic
this morning points out that there Is a
probability International question aris.
ing over the difficulty Of dealing with
the Cuban debt, since a majority Of
the Spanish bondholders ap French.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-07-30
sar. ManIIa bod. sarrsaasrsa.

London, July IA Madrid telegram
10 the New York Herald says the gov.
eminent has received a telegram an.
nouncing the surrender Of Manila TO Ad.
miral Dewey.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-07-30
WOULD NOT BE SURPRISED.
u Il believed spain Has Told Augusti
70 snrTsnder Manila.

Washington, July s9--The war de.
partmont would not b. surprised II Ma.
Mia has surrendered 10 Dewey, but IL
has no such information Madrid's re-
port that Manila has surrendered. IL Is
believed, may b. due 70 the knowledge
that Spain has authorized General Au-
gust 10 yield up the city.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-07-30
KILLED by Can,le,s.

Eagle Lake, Tex, July 2e.-Four con.
victs killed H. ID. Parsons on convict
farm seven miles from here and made
their escape.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-07-30

Newport News, July 20 The st.
Paul sailed early this morning, being
the last Of General Brooke's expedition
~ get away.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1898-11-23
VIII Settle.

On Monday evening last. Colonel
VIII f. Fisher. brother of Col. J. II.
Fisher, was a guest at the Officers
Club. VIII r. one Of the best known
of KIondikers and formerly on the
staff of Governor Jim Budd Of Cali
fornia. viii not return to the frozen
north, but VIII locate in Honolulu. He
was for several years one Of the best
known real estate men Of san Fran
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1898-11-23
We WANT YOUR Attention !

a DISTINGUISHED JOURNA who hasa acquired world
a
Of
present standing MANAGEMENT
variety
u selae from
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1898-11-23
CAMARINOs. REFRIGERATOR.

PER USTRALIA-PIums, Peaches.
Celery, Caulif0wer. Fresh Salmon
Grabs. Founders. Frozen Oysters Gin
and SHIELD, Apples, Grapes, Oranges
Figs, Lemons, Turkeys and game in
season, CranberTies, Burbank Potatoes
Fine Olive Oil, New Crop Of Dry Fruit
Nuts, Raisins. etc. etc.
CALIFORNIA FRUIT MARKET.
Tel. 378 j0S5
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1898-11-23

ON ICE-The usual line Of fresh
goods are expected by US, also some
refrigerated game. Please place ord
ers early as we will be closed Thurs
day, Thanksgiving Day. Lewis & Co,
Telephone $40
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1898-11-23
Your Teeth need
ATTENTION

There IS as much in the brush as the
dentifrice. The bristles must be per
manently set and they should be OF
the right sort. We have solved the
problem with our genuine
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1898-08-18

The Southwestern Wisconsin Fair
is now in progress in this city, and
promises to far surpass any in the
history of the association. The NUM-
ber of entries is larger than ever
before. Sporting features are prov
ing very eXciting-both on the track
and diamond. The Farmers Nov
city races will be worth the price of
admission alone. Exciting bicycle
races, in which some of the swiftest
riders in the state have applied to
enter, and will be an exceedingly
spirited and interesting contest.
A hot game of ball is also billed,
In order that our force may at
tend this great fair we go TO press
too early to give a detail OF Wednes-
days program.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1898-08-18
Oll may IedQ
III your paper
NUMBER 33

Of Sampson and
his matcbless fleet, of Dewey and
his unparalleled naval victory, or Of
"A tottering Kingdom, whose boy king
although born II king, may never
wear \ crown, and although these
matters may concern you consider
ably, yet the question that comes
directly home is, where can get the
best of everything for the table, and
at reasonable prices? There is only
one answer to tins great question
and that is, at
Brewer & penhallegon.
206-20S High street. (2725l
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1898-08-18
Mr.. John Graber Dead.

Mr.. John Graber, one of the early
pioneers of Iowa county, died last
Monday morning about7 o'clock at
his home in this city, his death caus-
ed by general debility He was a
native of Germany, being born at
Spieson, Germany, Dec. 10, 1919, max
ing him IS years and months old at
the time of his death.
Deceased came to this country at
the age of 2l, first settlingi in the state
of Pennsylvania, where he remained
short time. About the year lS47 he
came to Mineral Point settling on
the farm known as the John GRADER
farm, where he remained until he
moved to this city. He served the
full time in the German army. The
deceased leaves a wife and four chill
dren, three sons and one daughter,
George, VIII and Frank and Mrs.
Adam Dresen.
Funeral services will be held at
the st. Mary's Catholic church this
Thursday morning at 10 o'clock.
The remains will be taken to the
German cemetery for burial,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1898-08-18

THIS section was visited with "a
severe rain and wind storm last Mon
day evening, about . o'clock, and
for n short time 1t looked as If an
other cyclone was upon us. Several
Of our people took up their abode In
cellars and root houses. But the
only damage yet heard Of Is the
blowing down of several large trees.
MISS CORA PRESTON, the milliner,
returned home last Monday noon
after an absence Of three weeks, dur
ing which time she visited at Chi
cago, Milwaukee, Aberdeen, >. Dak.,
st. Paul and Minneapolis, MINI.
Her large and complete lie OF fall
millinery has arrived. For all par
ticulars Of same see large ad in this
paper
The following entries have been
received for the novelty race, to go
this afternoon at the fair:
Little Chief--H. Donny, Gratiot
2 Gyp-F. Jeuck, Mineral Point
3 Black George-M. Proctor,
4 Lady L.--F. Holmes,
3 Brown Billy--O. j. Davis,
6 Myrtle-T. Paynter, Highland
7 Fleetfoot--S. Guttenstein, MI. 1T.
s Nellie--J. ID. Bennett,
s. Dolly H.--Will Hoare,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1898-08-18
For Sale.

A number one residence with
about q Of an acre Of land, situated
south Of the German Catholic church.
House contains eight large rooms,
besides many closets and other con-
yeniences. Will be sold at a bargain,
half cash, time to suit the purchaser
on the balance. Inquire Of
33 If j. Is. Reynolds.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1898-08-18
The Local Field.
4. r. BISHOP tor Furniture.."..
THEATRE tonight.
THE great fair is on.


THEATRE tonight.
THE great fair is on.
IRWIN JEuCK is home from Chi
cago for the fair.
NOBBY military felts in sailors and
round hats at Miss PrestonS.
MISS LILLE CHUBB, of Kewaunee,
ILL.,, is here for visit with friends.
Mr.. WILL NEUMEYER, of Milwau-
kee, is visiting friends in this city.
REMEMBER the Lafayette county
fair to be held at Darlington next
week.
Mr.. J. w. Latin, of Milwaukee, is
the guest of Hon. j. NJ. Smith this
week.
BERT LUDDEN, of Bloomington, is
visiting his brother, +. c. Ludden.
this week.
ALL the latest novelties in fall hats
and trimmings just received at
M. WEARNE & Co.'S
THE Christian Endeavor meeting
Thursday evening will be led by
Mrs, Padon.
AN elegant new cash register has
been added to the sample room of
Matt Kieffer.
WILL CHuBB, of Kewanee, H., is
here for the fair. He made the trip
on his wheel.
Mr. BEN JACKA and IA young lady
friend drove over from Platteville to
spend Sunday.
DR.. AND MRS. CHAs. Ross are home
nom Devils Lake after an outing OF
several weeks.
FRED DEvLIN is up from Engle'
wood to attend the big fair and for
Visit with friends.
GuNDRY & GRAY's big dog sigr
has been replaced. after being giver
new coat of paint.
Mr.. CHAs. HENDRA returned from
Nalena last Tuesday where he ha
been visiting friends.
JUST received a full line of sailor
10 the latest styles at the loves
prices. NJ. WEARNE d Co.
Mr.. JOHN CHARLES, state archi
tent visited relatives in eur city tn
lore part of the week.
Mr.. JOHN QUICK is out from Chi
easo on visit to his parents, M
and Mrs. John Quick.
The fair and other attraction
have called Mr.. Will Suthers HON
from Chicago for a visit.
Mr.. ED. SARIEs. of Beloit, is visi
ing at the home of his sister, Mr.
A. d. Slower, in this city.
Miss CLARA LEETE, of st. Loui
Ao.' i q guest at the home of Ho
aud Mrs. Calvert Spensley.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1898-08-18
Buggies at the Fair.

The Henney Buggy Co. will exhibit
a carload of buggies, carriages sur
ries, road and spring wagons, during
the fair. They will have special
prices.
H. II. NELSON, n. TREwEEK,
Gen. Agt. Local Agt.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1898-08-18

The most artistic window display
in the city is at the White House,
where the battleship Maine is de-
signed in handkerchiefs 1t is in
deed "A fine piece of work
My fall millinery has arrived and
wish to invite the ladies of this
city and vicinity to come in and in
spect same before buying.
MISS PRESTON.
LAST week Mr.. John Jeuck sold
his saloon business to his son, Ed.
and Peter Kieifer, both enterprising
young men, who are bound to sue
ceed in anything they undertake.
Mr.. CHAs. BuRGHARDr, II typo
with the Democrat Printing Co.,
Madison, is home for two weeks
visit with relatives and friends. No
doubt the great fair was the attrac-
tion.
MANY men and women go about
face to face with death. Bad liver,
kidneys, constipated. Rocky Noun
tain Tea will bring back strength and
health. 80 cents.
EASTMAN IL MEsERoLE.
MIR. J. w. NJ. ALDERsoN will this
week have the leadership of the
Minersl Point Band, owing to the alb
sence of Adam Dreson, caused by the
death of his father-in-law, Mr.. John
GRADER.
A CAMP of Nj. w. A. is to be insti-
tuted at Rewey next Monday, The
Mineral Point camp has the honor
of doing the work, and large num-
Der Of neighbors of this city will be
in attendance.
A PRIVATE letter from Mr.. j. NJ.
Minor, who departed for Anaconda,
Mont. a few weeks ago, brings the
good news that he is in excellent
health and has a good position. He
likes the country first-rate.
I'VE found something the poor and
rich can have. Love can't take 1t,
place. Brings peace and happiness
complete. Nothing can take its
place. IT'S Rocky Mountain Tea.
EASTMAN IL MEsEgoLE.
MR THos. BOTToMLEY, one Of the
many good boys that have gone else
where TO better themselves, is home
on visit with his parents and many
old friends. Des Moines, Iowa, is
his home and we are pleased to state
he has prospered.
Mr.. WIN. =. Bliss has bought the
old William Rablln residence in the
second ward, and is having 1t fitted
up, whether on speculation or for a
home Is not stated. 1t is one Of the
most desirable lots in the city, and
in popular neighborhood.
PERSONS having trouble with
their eyes will do well to call on Mr.
II. :. Hurlbut, the optician, and have
them examined. If you can be BEN
Gifted by glasses, lie will fit you
properly; if you do not need glasses,
he will tell you so. Examination
free and satisfaction guaranteed.
LITTLE EvALINE FIEDLER gave a
farewell party last Saturday In honor
Of her cousins, NJ Misses Eleanofa and
Nora Fielder, Of LeMars, Iowa. The
afternoon was spent in games until
4 o'clock when luncheon was served,
consisting Of ice cream, cake and
othe, delicacies. after which the little
folks departed for their homes feel
ing delighted over the pleasant after
noon they had spent.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1898-08-18

PIANOS AND oRGANS--J. J. HANSCoM & CO.
Cash or easy payments, We have
on hand a piano and an organ that
has been slightly used that will be
sold cheap. 81
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1898-08-18
THE GREAT FAIR
Is On, and Promises to be The
Best Ever Held in South
western Wisconsin.
OYER 100 HORSES ARE ENTERED

Hoppy Jack, the Pacing Wonder,
and the Popular Little Beouty,
Tossie D. Are Both Here, ond
viii Pace Together Wednesday,
Thursday and Friday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-26
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
GENERAL. MARKET REPORT.

coFFEE-The feeling N coffee futures 'o.day vas
tra-sactions o. the frat call tie market showed some
!r-eg4.arty. April opening points lover whhe .Nne.
months unchanged 20 points higher ny m'aaaE
gain - p'nts apparent with the narke Hha.s
STEADY q; i'ss = points 60 nei gar ~ po',s.
T-a5nc active total sales reaching N-'' Gags m
Guiding the call Nearly every niohtA &c,
csv-l attention and several ofs Z March lNH cshSeu
Nanis ing STIMULATED by frrth.t teduc' non
IN ne movement 10 Brazilian ports. continued ineTs az
i,e-ies warehouses in ms country anc netltI
,ve7age O. European than had been iooked ior,
Ten 600 the local spot department shovel s.gns ~
s,easress although business FOR the mos larl vas nm
re- tthinC lots As against 'hese inhAthefs no."
were ne hesvv Stocks m THIS country as wei AS
Abroad favorable outlook for another very n-aN
crop ooth RIO and santos cable from HAVE sa' e:
thai present supplies mat poin; showed an crease
e cHi taEs compared with the previous Week Ane
go ta was given as lll3VV bags- mtltl.ns
* 20 tass Rrszsn against 100000 and 5000 bags
respectively. last Friday - - ,..,...
b.. about steady with quotations on the basis y 7c io7
tn,,'-4 Its and ,7ohinS parcels - \o RIO
TIE spo, market for the nier varieties was dlIl ana
feature ess with quotations IN sore instances saoe
i-wer We Gu Marscaloo. 5%.Ql2Ac. 'ucuta 20 49S
Jamaica c.. rl3i2c laguayra, 6<dloc. sa'af!,ts ~
II. Mexican Cs4l6'sc cea,ral American 20 &C.
Cos,s Rca "a coffee n parchment 90 e Mocha
i7&ql>c. PadanE ,crior. .@g24 '1e iane!es 2sS'!o
re range contract prices IN the local market To-Day
follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-26
FOREIGN
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

<eV-York. March -, lSJs
DrANs AND rEAs-Duiness continues and The market
Is showing rather an easy tone on n2s NOR. estfe.
81 10 Pea haze st.a shaded 70 s. % in g sst is
very M re Turtle sou2 are s'ns me-. ,aer ~s.-
, .,.Snut ouaia5le mango Green raher gAss:
W. nSsos war ar ' 5sa 5, PST as Sa ga, 90
,v 81 s7i.GSi -; do white kdney. - -; d. 1!a'N
1~ s9aP S.Ss1 e y rrcsn fsa. bis s2sc bags
Il o. DO Scg:h RS 9-3S 'S was asa ac,7.h.i sFan
today and me n>fe held nrrn On al sTaa, n' we're
p- vc@ very m'dtfs' me-, m had ~ do ,ome shop
as 20 goods as thry a. ,e 0n 9s
s,tr ,na Hstt moving OUT vel ~ isais'se go, prN
ndc figure ,ntre I5 !, supply AMI more stock could
10 ed han arrives values hrm hit no. qlo;aoN hen,r
nrner Ba,, eXP quot. New butter creamery. ws,-
some ia,e,s N i9c DO nrsts IsGi,c. do thirds 20
er I15ai7c a state finest. lsHalr Do seconds 20
ss' tai ,a. s' adc. a" ial! s dairy sa 70
de,s l3y0lGisc imsth fac'ory ex,rss i4,aiSc;
a. .ss,nGs - nrs,s I3salt.c a. 3w gredes ,:Jl,
,o Creamery eztas simmer Tske nnt ic % o,. I'm
mar a. poor 20 prime. l3slGo western factory
Expor,e. . pesins up more ore. or LII, fss
des.rable quality a. tatse htuIe'. =, r. "a s"me
o,s Of early hee.t aken at 600 me OF To o
demand ssns" ny, I ssTns chaSs+d hands
levers skim, aue, and unclaimed iAyeTr1ol ra2s Us
a1",' iSpce 7ifaTA.c. 20 fair to good 597.c 90
a. c0i0-sd white. tUfl. fahr)s
ss5isnn.r ssas4c small cholce MS, DO s9m-
80 -. "a Gq7r lrht skins small choice, oJ't,
.to.re &c part skins small, enoce, oe 20
-. a. 10 aood - prime is93c, do common 70 ielr'
-R,-t0t are veh'sr to.ta{ aad 'herr y .s'
49, N,.r.ef Rods FIRM ;hc basis y l''sc ior On.
sfrotlv fancy marks % Sorthen OHIO ana
serr Indiana he'd higher. hui whoa, ,eP.'l-.
arr al ysned quote. Jersey aad nea,t ,hney,
-. -tn fii,Il9-. State art penn,ylysna ~ 49, =
PEI IN 1. =. southern '0Nl0i,e duck eggs. Bsimcf
az do MARYLAND. ungrafed. 2!S 70 no s"u'h-
- .ProDr. C0ose esgs. f'r
~ -FRFSH-Ther~ has hs-n geo rspor' c.
~ scr ,fn,e. this week ana the market - closing
s,iy crn, on desirable qualities but much OF "s STOCK
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-26
o.rurp ,ARKrTs-RY TELEGRAPH

Chicago March 2s-Trade In cattle to-day fairly
brlst ar about steady prices Choice cattle
...~ca ~ o. choice selling 81 50af5 IS
- - A. 81 05GSs 20 good 81 s0dS5. fats
81 ms cons ard he-rs ROOD g. choice 50 6onS3 o.
Ices good 10 urine s6atG -; common n g,od $40
- ~ Trade In hogs sion A. decline Of about Jc
,,e-e largely A. 92is ds3 ~ The range
b@trg 81 7oNs4 Fair choice hogs quoted az
So - asa common choice 81 7i6S3 OIL. common
- Ieht e. 7nfss sou sheep and lambs steady
fs'riy active sheep sold ~ 81 5odt4 Is Tor
r.f 'ycs.ern. s. 2jGst 90 yeaTnE sheep 81 80
e,. n l,rrhs e. 1888 ~ A snriag. 81 5ods7 Re
..r,.2 cs..le o1o. hoss 90 oo' sheep O0o
cincinnati Mach esTlogs active lower. 81 1898 05
~,.,is .,~orr 50 Ssas4 g. sheep active higher s3g
secs Iar-is acf,re higher. 81 25dso
ras, BuNalo. March 2'-cattie-Receipts all con
siened through and here nothing doing Hoes-Re-
cepf. - car. Market fairly act.vt Workers. sood :,
ct6ce - io7f. ic. rourfs ~ choice 50 SNf
81 - PIGS common choice 81 75GsS a. sheep and
iar1bs-R, -erfs 2, Market active Lamb choice
:, extra 81 O51sf -. culs ~ common. q 2jgf5 IS
81 eer good choice weihefs. g. ooUS culs to
N 70 81 50a$+ -
East Liberty March - Cattle steady. prime g. Oiff
g. To- common s. 507Si 70 bulls stays and cows ssq
81 10 Hogs excited medium weights shade higher other
grades unchanged prme medium. 81 @1t' 30. best
Yor-a 81 i5s< - g'f % lsh' Workers - ~ 3sA To-
fair 80 nsr Yorier Sass 90 pigs 81 5nGss rs. heavy
hogs 81 ross 20 good roushs e. 4oesa 7b common 70
FAR 81 80 sheep Htesdv. choice 81 T5d<5.
mon - 5pqS. Choice lambs - $3.50. common 10 good
81 7aRt5 Is Veal calves. $3.50 20.
Kansas CITY. Mach az cattle aaa i0c higher
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-26

& neore last and 1871 239 bales in 1895 overland to
Ia, snd enada lOil ESQ bales against PAT bales
az 5oe bales In 1866 and e35 Coz bales
axs,,s sScss sScssa Of September aSss bales
io< xsz bales aUt year 2G go bales year before
@ ana 2oso42 bales IN 1895 Southern mill takings
bales against 100 703 bales yesr 2s
yc before last ana sos $40 bales 1925. brought
V ssh' 20, dnrnc zoo days to date 10 1903 Ill bales
Stens' SS XjS bales last year. 63T74S5 bales year
before last and eO50 1903 bales in 1895 brought into
'9S week against days ending March - other
eas EGS bales aganst d2s74 bales last year. 06 sGs
year before last and 1851 bales IN ls5; brough;
against 52 les last wear 200 2l bales wear before
last, and 4H. lel bales In 1891
Inc movement at interior points for the week ending
70 Jay was as follows Receipts +6Sl2 bales. against
oSoo bales last and 20 $50 bales last year. ship
ments. 'JUO bales. against sc o9i bales week and
reats 1aes ,ssi year present stocks show css Of
noatN !on baes. footing up but 40i,4l bales. against
AZ MA bales last week and 2,;9 9o6 bales last year
The movement OF cotton Liverpool during week
N~'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-26
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

N.v-York, March 20. 1875.
,rv,.u-s p.,e,,.s today were 1853 or 6l5 head
including for export 60 cars dsect 70 & hed
ers ana j. cars Is cafs for the market were IN
fsr demand at full wednesdays prices bulls firm ana
goa cow ' S41e S cannon ,s.s sid at 22
100 n bulls a. 81 i'a>t sq~s r a. n fot poor to prime
naive sides and LVsrpoo caoles rspole I1 .
s5ea9 over AZ salc per n refrigerator beef senS a,
.~c per n ne Exeter cry does no; iaSe any ns lyi
Gle am inv 70 quarters Of beef ~ Swift CO. the
Mss FOR '2 2aa and tG Sss
Georgian for the port taxes go cae for II shs1
TJT 20 cattie Tor Schwarzschd sulberger making
o ssp@ens rom az; 19T 9s 9e bs. ali 70
po-,s o, rea rrian. the exception Of 10 cattle and
' ssaesMopherson CO. Is OHIO steers 1891 n ,; avs,-
age a. 80 aas at 8 IS q STAT. COWS. oe
DO ies T. a, 80 1ot d. a. i 8 p g. a. o. 70 go
a. c H. So So 81 a9 & o d. = $40 n at s? s.
o a. a. "a & 1t ' 81 IS Z d. 50 Is ia do S2d
ID ~. al % t' co. enns;yaaa 1910 n sss
ss s2 t S% 1912 81 3 3 a, g 3 90 rs
o. serT9,qSo = 81 o9 20 TO- io7 H. at S. 90: q d.
liz ID. at 81 $: ] bull. 100 H. at 50 go
i5o H. at at Sc 30 10 &c. s3 n 8 os Do ego n a. g.
Il DO ii35 u at 90 Il do. li42 10. al s. eS 10 do
III II Hollis: state "stoci<ers es3 10. at g 10;
stsi, cows - n. AZ 81 20 bull D., 1850 ~ a, 50 SS
diTect cavns be sold all at sHtieth-s with tho
.~.ortfor head. demand was faif ana prices,
oUal ~ considered rhe firm. Poor % good veas sold
a. S4s7 q Der 10 o calf at 81 %, city dressed
~eais fn a. S9iIc per n country dressed weak at 90
gisc. lft,e caves unchanged az +u9i7c -.
cai4s~H II Hollis veal. go 10 a, - II per 100 10:
a 40 l5S p At So 49, 81 DO. liz n, at so So loo d.,
100 n. al 81 311s. .o - ,-,. =, 80 - :.
y y Nelson: veal lo2 TO az - 20; 90 l." ID NJ
S. -. l Do - 10, a. - 40 - .-.. 4. 80, >, .
e. %. / a. 22i =, a. 50. Do. ~ n. at IS
EAce pts To-Day we're lJ'7 cars. or @ol head incua-
re- .ar 4r,ct slughterHrs. leaving "a cars on ne
msrEef The demand Nss active for both eheep nnd
srnbs ana The latter rated lOc higher the pens
yere cleared Ordinary prime sheep sold az $iFS per
n :, rod 20 cn0lce lambs ~ SoffS6 30 clipped DO ~
a1s5 an. sprng lambs were quoted dul at " o0y
Sc 70 ne- head for extremes. Dressed mutton arm at 10
& per n dressed lambs. ed?tge 40 =. -
ssles-D Harrington. SO state lambs 80 n averag..
81 4, rer 100 NJ - Do. - n SO 37i, lG7 DO, 81 10.
a. ~, ~ n, So ~ - state sheep. 100 y, at 81 10
Il n U.Vs. 2il Buffalo lambs clipped. y n. a:
G. o. Rrslo sheep = ib. a. 81. buck l2e ~ az TX
Hume g Mullen. 27 state lambs. $ u At 50 so
Newton CO - state amte. 81 70. at IS. lib state
sheep. III N. At s.. ., 49,, l,, ..,, -,
Ine,.ipts to-day cars. POS head in
10 al for sale No transaction reported on TO-
49,, mafke. Quoted steady a. 81 lOqsi 40 per 100 10
az corn,u1 % choice hogs Country dressed steady az
4dsi-c ~ ,-r he whole range -
Tune * Mullen Late yossrtayl ~ State pigs.
:, y. a,-.e AZ 8, - per 700 r. 80 state hoGs 1850 70.
a. s. 20. ! ao pa ~ az - 2; -
" rnt1 9 60 date yesterday 9s Western hogs. $50
n ~ 81 30 2o5 Go. l5 10. at 81 IS, rough 40 n.