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short and stout figure, as well a
In our 5Oc. Corsets we give you choice
OF three styles, including the Light
Weight Ventilated, for summer wear.
EMPIRE CORSETS. I'm all OF the best
makes. such as II. & c.. Z. D.. J. b.,
and c. b., at 81, $50, st.75. and
up to 50. These brands are so well
known that no comment from ia is
necessary. In addition TO those named
above. We can supply you with many
other styles at extremely low prices
ladies', Misses, Having
and Children's made a very
Hosiery. ar u NJ II !,
chase recently in Hosiery we
are in position to give you the
benefit of our saving.
Children's Sox, fun regular made
White, Black, and Tan, &c. value, for
ChIldren's Black Ribbed Hose. particu-
larry to be recommended for boys
wear. the usual II 1-2c. kind, at this
sale
3 for 25C.
Ladies' Hose. in plain lsle-thread. arop-
stitch, polka-dot. stainless cotton, with
White .set. full regular made. the CSC.
quality, for
Csc.
Plaid and Fancy Hose, IN ali of the
new shades, at
4SC.
Cost you elsewhere 6sc.
Other grades, much better, In isle
thread or cotton, all full regular
made
The 45c kind at Bic.
The soc. kind at 3sc.
The &c. kind at SOC.
The 81 kind at .5c.
Muslin Caps Since the re-
and BOnnets. duction in price
of our 0rgandy
Caps, with shirred' tucks and
full ruche and pompon of Va
lenciennes lace from 88c. to
48c. the sale has been unprece-
dented.
Normandy of sheer muslin,
Ronnets wide ruffle, with Val.
lace edge, re- QQC
duced from soc. to. -. wv.
Many equal values can be found during
this sale. All styles, from the lowest
price to the highest
ChiIdren's In the as
Pique Refers. scriment are
White, Corn Color, and Nile
Green, made in the latest style,
and trimmed in braid, buttons,
and embroidery.
The marked-down prices are as follows:
The $500 ones now s3oS.
The S.3S ones now $50.
The $l98 ones now 81. 80.
ChiIdren's There seems
and Misses TO be no end to
Cloth Refers. thes demand nnnman on
since we announced the dis
count of rs per cent. They cam
not last much longer at the rate
they are going.
Infants and Infants Dress
Children'S es' OF hne qua
Long Dresses. woke Of tnoks |
and inserting, neck and sleeves
edged with embroidery, EOc |
KAUFMAN & CO.,
Corner Fourth and Broad streets.
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ter, ]. L. Williams. Judge l.. l.. Lewis.
Captain John A. Coke. Judge William j.
Leake, n. W. Bowe. w. II. Il. Morris, II.
G. Cannon, NJ. +. Peasants. Major James
III. Dooley NJ. NJ. Gillian. Judge George
Il. Christian. Robert Stiles. William Ii.
Lucke. and George u. Pleasants.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-07-17
soc.

Among the late shipments received yess
terday are some White Lawn Waistss
deliberately and prettily made, witR
tucks and embroidery, from
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Here Is one. Full front. yoke back, an9
adjustable collar just come In. ana
placed on sale for
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-10-02
A BREEZY TIME

F1tz & Webster's "A Breezy Time"
company will appear at the Crawford
Grand Saturday, matinee and night, Oc-
tober 8. If you want to go to the theatre
to be wrought up and have your nerves
set on end by narrowing and -produc-
ing situations you are cautioned to avoid
"A Breezy Time" 1t is announced by the
managem emit OF this piece that IT con-
ta1ns absolutely no moral lessons. social
satire or story of contemporaneous hu-
man interest It was not put together for
the purpose Of elevating the American
DRAMA and It was not calculated TO
make dramatic critics get out their best
set OF ethics and rules of construction
The purpose Of the piece is to amuse by
means Of a series Of clever speciality per-
formances, devoid Of suggest ion" and
executed by performers with the very
best ability. The piece is in point of fact
an DIDO In it Their are lots of pretty girls,
catchy music, unctuous comedians and
graceful dancers. There is a slight tory,
but it is so unimportant that it is not
worth mentioning. The cast is well bal
amced, each one having been engaged for
some particular talent that he or she pos
sesses, but they play together in such a
way that tina result Is harmonious in the
extreme, and best of all very laughable
This comedy fairly scintiIlates with music
mirth and nerriment; has the sweetest
songs, jOlltest jokes and happiest of hits;
the novelties introduced here are the
three legged sailor, lawn tennis quintette
dao serenade, froljc of the frog and a
grand cake walk by the entire company.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-10-02
CLEVER SHOW.

Among the good things to come to the
Crawford Grand this season is The Gay
Matinee Girl" which made quite a hit
here late last season. OF this attraction
the La Crosse Chronicle OF September 10
says:
There was good sized and very en-
thusiastic audience at the theatre last
night when Matte VicSers and her clever
company OF artists presented the Gay
Matinee Cir" It is a remarkably we'll
staged farce comedy and is fun of dash
from the time the curtain goes up until
II goes down The play itse5f is funny and
the speciaIties excellent Miss Nickers is
quite as amusing as ever and her German
dialect monologue kept the audience IN q
constant uproar-
Monroe and Hart are particularly hap
pv entertainers and make hit with their
dialogues and dancing.
The prettiest features OF the bill were
the serenade and the rainbow dance
The national opera nc melange and tab
leau made hitting end for the evening 5
amusement"
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MUSIC AND DRAMA

The Paiges drew two good audiences to
the Crawford yesterday, closing their
weeks engagement inv ichita last night
it'll The Widow Partington." The play
is farce comedy and quite funny. George
Paige did some really clever work in the
character Of the widow. There was lots
Of fun for everybody in the play This
company is probably the best popular
priced company that visits Wichita and
the members Of the company are clever
people and well balanced and the gave
splendid satisfaction with every perform
ance. The specialtes of Arthur Jennings
Stanley and Ccanlon, and Ferdinand Ash
by tenor and the waroscope, operated by
Walter oPtts, ara all entertaining spe-
cialties. Every member is an actor. their
costumes are beautiful and the attention
given to stage setting and details are those
Of high priced attraction
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-10-02
HERMANN THE GREAT.

The third tour of Hermann the Great
company, headed by Leon and Adelaide,
under the direction of Mr.. Louis Thurnaer
opened in Chicago September for two
weeks stay, and then continued on a
northwestern tour covering the greater
part of the territory used last season,
where the Hermanns gave the greatest Of
satisfaction and where managers are de-
sirous Of playing them again. There are
many new illusions by Louis HERNIA mn,
that have as yet never been seen in this
country, and Adelaide Hermann is giving
the public for the first time her latest
Ancient and Modern Fashion Plate" in
which she changes her costume fifty times
in ten minutes without leaving the stage,
also the japanese Magic Fete, in which
she introduces some OF the most intricate
and sensational novelties known 10 the
world For this act especially new seen
cry is painted 10y Mr.. Ernest Albert OF
New York City.
They Will be among the October offer
ings at the Crawford Grand.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-10-02
HOSPITAL LECTURE COURSE.

The number chosen for the opening of
this course is one that is worthy of the
thoughtful consideration of our educst-
ors and students. Rev Thomas Dixon is
not only a most interesting and forceful
speaker, but a man of high education,
wide experiences and a great fund Of
knowledge of human nature He appeals
to all classes. To the student he is an in
structOr; to the thinker he furnishes am
pie food for reflection; to those seeking
amusement his lecture is most entertain
ing. He speaks for two hours and one
does not realize that he has spoken for
thirty minutes tin they stop to consider
what me has said.
The course will be given at the Craw-
ford Grand, opening the latter part of
this month with the lecture 10y Mr. Dix
on. There are but 600 course tickets TO
this course, and the holders of these can
have the first choice of seats. In this
way each one can feel sure of securing
good seat without having to rush for II
or stand in line and wait for a chance to
secure one. The second number in the
course is the illustrated lecture of Rev.
J. J. Lewis on the Passion Play Of Ober-
annTnergrau.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-10-02
INCREASES EVERY DAY.

As an instance of how things are boom
ing in Wichita the stamp sales at the
postoffice increase daily, almost without
exception.
ELECTRIC CARS AND CABLES.
One of the old stock discussions be-
tween the people who still reside in Wich-
tia and former Wichitans visiting from
Chicago was the relative value Of an cleo
trio system and cable system. The Chi
caoans always contended with an irritat-
ing air Of superiority that the cable sys-
tenn was the only system.
1t is pleasant TO know that Chicago and
Kansas City are both preparing to rele-
gate their cable systems and substitute
electricity The trolley is the biggest
thing in the world.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-10-02
n1->-~u OF KEYS

Manager MartltnG has secured the orig
inal and only Hoyt's "A Bunch 81 Keys
for the Crawford Grand As it IS a bur
Iesque II hotel lie. new play could be
written every year on this subject That
: the reason We are presented with e new
production every season. so numerous are
the funny incidents that happen every
aav in hotel life. THIS season We have
new faces. new songs, new dances. and
b~isht new Jokes. 50 that Hoyt's a
r7,nch n KEYS never grows stale,
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-10-02
Election ofOmcers

The following officers have been elected
for the next term, Sons Of Hermann
Lodge No. 4
x-President-AGgust Suhn.
Pres.den,-Ludwig Holman.
Vice P-esident-Ernest Kimmerle.
Secret ary-Ienry T. CamiIn-
T~ea surer-Chr.st klmmerle.
Trustee-AugJst Lutyen.
There NIL be an open installation o.
mex, Thursday night. October s. where
friends are invited to attend Refresh
ments viii be served throughout the ever
ing.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-10-02

The y Roy &arhlrs enables ne r. naks
correct Gsaguea-s p tee Fssst ra,at..f-
GATED diseases Al pafteatr coming o. or
office have the benefit ef fhe K Hay ere
animation. = CORRECT DIAGNOSIS
many times 'F tbe arefet ~ a3~rraH iu
Any Ma or W0HAE who uiH GONE
finue 20 suffer from chronic 1.seases have
20 one O. blame u1t thenrt.Fes- V-r1
Ciaaat Win an uHs9FpaEssd record g
tEeuty- five years - fafs
t1arEfs fe-Hlat--s At1 "ith'1 we ffafA
80 20. ~, ,.-~,.s-.- p -r...... 49,.
,-.a. T,'.--se. ~ g-e-er-, 1 srs-f.f 80
.- 80 t.. "a. - f..-.t. s.,..- IT,,
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-10-02
F1REMAN,s HOSPITAL ROOM.

One Of the most beautiful rooms at the
Wichita hospital is that furnished by the
Wichita fire boys. The room has cost
them $500 and is probably the finest nos
pital quarters for firemen in the entire
west.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-10-02
to Wichita who absolutely bossed the
town

Mr.. c. ". Biting returned from AReU-
town, Pa, with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Lewis Biting, who after that made
Wichita their home
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-10-02

Mr.. and Mrs. Howe came here and were
nrenaring 10 give the KirmeSs. Mrs
Howe is the only person who ever came
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-10-02

WANTED-Good German woman for gen.
eraI homework at Childrens Home. H.
qutre at A1 North Emporia avenue. Call
mornings. ll7-tf
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PEREnNAI.

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f-ee sse~ ra-. F1r-es- .ss-.zsr.f~. y gee
personal EeFg rssa.e
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-10-02

WANTED-At room SO, Biting block, the
city address of a woman experienced in
sewing fur garments. 11S-It
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SALESMAN WANTED-To sell nursery
stock Call on or address Wichita Nurs-
cry Association, Wichita, Kansas.
104-6t-sun
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AGENTS WANTED.

AGENTS WANTED-Agents: We want
you buick. Mr.. Durham made S127.50
first month, Mr. Smith S295, Mrs. How
local agents TO sell Quaker Cabinets
and make SI50 month. Write b.
World Mfg. Co, CD Cincinnati, o.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-10-02


SALESMAN WANTED-Wanted One
good, live hustler to sell Singer Sewing
Machines Salary and commission paid.
$40 n. Main. w. ]. Roby, City Manager.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-10-02

statesmen WANTED-To sell our
choice Nursery stock. A printed guar
antee given with every order that the
stock will be frst-class and true to
label. Good salaries paid. Write for
terms to A. c. Griesa & Bro. Lawrence,
Kan. 70-32tx-sun-tu-thu
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-10-02

WANTED-A young lady. with experience
and good reference. wants position as
stenographer and office work. Address
&c. H" care Eagle 1l4-6t
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e. - q e- =
~ ts@T $50.
sssmEsa 49,
= SO EEEa 80
s4ss ef sEW g.
FL
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-10-02

AGENTS-s5 to 80 day to Introduce our
pure Asbestos Wicks; just patented;
fiat wicks lasting from s to 10 years. and
round wicks from 20 to %. Write for
free samples and terms Fire-Proof
Safety Wick Works, Dept so. A. L.
Columbus Ohio. 10-2-ltX
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-10-02

WANTED-Agents for our wonderful
Butter-making device. Patented. Write
for particulars. Nourass Mfg. Co, 3642
State St, Chicago, Ill. uS-1t
AGENTS WANTED-Lady agents, If you
want the best money maker you must
have Our Hygeia Electric Corsets-the
standard for twenty years. Address
Western Corset Co., st. Louis, Mo.
9-4-13t-sun
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MALE HELP WANTED-Wanted Trust
worthy persons 10 travel Salary, $50
and expenses. Reference. InclOse self
addressed, stamped envelope. The Do
minion Company, Chicago.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-10-02

WANTED-Oil statesmen, to sell lubricat-
ing oils and greases on salary or COM
mission. Excellent side line. The Inter-
national Oil & Grease Co. Cleveland o.
II3-tll-Sat-Su-6t
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statesmen WANTED.

9-4-13t-sun
Statesmen WANTED.
SALESMAN WANTED-Wanted One
good, live hustler to sell Singer Sewing
Machines. Salary and commission paid.
$40 N. Main. w. ]. Roby, City Manager.
11S-tf
SALESMAN WANTED-To sell nursery
stock Call on or address Wichita Nurs-
cry Association, Wichita, Kansas.
104-6t-sun
statesmen WANTED-To sell our
choice Nursery stock printed guar
antee given with every order that the
stock will be irst-class and true to
label Good salaries paid. Write for
terms TO A. c. Griesa & Bro. Lawrence,
Kan. 70-32tx-sun-tu-thu
WANTED-On statesmen, to sell lubricat-
ing oils and greases on salary or COM
mission. Excellent side line. The Inter-
national Oil & Grease Co. Cleveland, o.
u3-tu-sat-su-6t
HELP WANTED-MALE.
WGNTED GGood 6a6eT- i 6seT INQUIRE
of ]. w. stiles, 81 n. Market 1lS-itx
WANTED-Barber first-class, sober man.
Steady place for the right kind of a
man. A j. Cotton, Newton Kan.
1lS-1tx
MALE HELP WANTED-Wanted: Trust
worthy persons 20 travel. Salary, $3.50
and expenses. Reference. Inclose self
addressed, stamped envelope. The Do
minion Company, Chicago.
2-II-it-24 I
MALE HELP WANTED-Insurance men
or others with ability, energy and extern
s.ve acquaintance, can make S. TO SO
daily, as local managers without inter
ference with Cther business. send refer
ences. Address International Registry
Co, Isl Broadway, \. Y. 9-25. IS l0-2
MALE HELP WANTED-Two clothing
statesmen wanted in Wichita and one in
each county in every state to take or
ders for our $500 to s1o00 made-to-meas-
ure suits and oVercOats. Live men with
out experience can make $780, 90 per
month. II you can furnish satisfactory
reference. we Will furnish a complete
sample line and outfit, and start you al
work ut once. For particulars address
American Wooden Mills Co. Enterprise
Building, Chicago
s-1s-wed-fri-sun-13t
WANTED-At once, two good carpenters
on finishing work. Jones & Sharfe. Win
field. Kan. u6-6tx
WANTED-Steady celored man for gen.
eral work about house. Wilbur r.
Stout. 10 y Market, uz-H
WANTED-Two good energetic men 10
SCI! Singer Sewing Machines. Salary
City Manager. 20 y. Main. I06-tf
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
FOR SALE-Cigar store: sorrel mare: ,
/ buggies 1le 5. Main street. Ils-4tX
/ FOR SALE-A good location. with small
! stock II groceries and fixtures Can ~
42l =. Douglas avenue. IS-ltN
! FOR SALE-Cheap: complete set OF res
! tsurant fixtures, a. rs y. Main.
| BUSINESS CHANCE2S-This is the best
! business opportunity ever offered IN hiss
| CITY 70 gentleman with small capital
! to engage in cash business, large profit.
/ quick sales. and IS Endorsed BY the best
! business men in your city. i; Will cost
! YOU nothing - Investigate. call on
! Caikins. Carey Hotel ll>-ltX
! FOR SALE-Half Interest II a bakery. do
/ Ing good business, good -Dves tneIt- Gail
I or address, for particulars 81 Z. Doug
: las Cream Bakery. LA-tN
! FOR SALE-The Home Hotel and Res
! taurRnt az NeNkl-k- o. T Best l0Ca-
| ZION in town, mas q sooc patronage and
! i a money maker. VII Dc sold cheap
/ II sold soon Owners have other business
/ which needs their attention. Address
80 IL f-f-e-N
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SITUATION WANTED-FEMAL
W ANTED-A situa ton to do homework.
Call at st. Francis Hospital. 1l8-4tX
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.


FOR SALE-Cigar store: Sorrel mare
buggies. 1Is S. Main street. 11s-+Jx
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FOR SALE-zI7 ard Is T. D1GEizs ave
rue Ore q t1s best z-starF 1TlcE c4ccEs
n Wichita. paying 1iE interest O. PRISE
EskeG Aso ny rssiGe- e. IL y LzE-
renee avenue 51e 81 the most ssEzfst
homes II re c.sy. 2 Z R1ys- 5s-it
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MALE HELP WANTED-Insurance men
or others with ability, energy and extern
slve acquaintance, can make S. to SO
daily, as local managers. without inter
ference with other business Send refer
ences. Address International Registry
Co. Isl BroadMaX. y. Y a-2a. Is ln-2
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FOR SALE-The Home Hotel and Res
tsurant al NeTki-k o T Best l0ca-
ton IN town, mas 5000 patronage and
;; money maker VII De sold cheap
II sold soon. Owners have other business
whIch needs their attention. Address
Home Hotel Newk.rk- .. J. l6-5tX
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FOR SALE-We have tne Eraates- har-
Fain n me way 81 "A farm l1 So g7. ~
county. See Us ~ once. you farm buy
cEs. thas. *. Freeman 4 90.
rfs-Et
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FOR SALE -grF acres. : rifles fr1--
valley center Ft~s rroU 1egse. ta-a
f1Ls8 vit1 l1f-. 80 good w@H three
acres alfalfa pasture fenced ard ryHEa-
fenced STA beige g. ACRES ~ era
ceres wheat srErt Al flH3s frs't cre5
can - aalEaf ~ a bargain aIa sre
g sold .a ,s1 1syA 9. = Dzrs fshsy
Cante- 1ls4x
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FOR SALE-A good location. with small
stock II groceries and fixtures. Call ~
421 =. Douglas avenue. IS-ltX
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-10-02

WANTEI-At once, two good carpenters
on finishing work. Jones & Sharfe. Win
field. Kan. u66tx
WANTED Steady celored man for gem
eral work about house. Wilbur T.
Stout. 10 y. Market llz-tf
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FOR SALE-Cheap: complete set OF res
taurant fixtures, al rs y. Main.
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HELP WANTED-MALE.

WANTED-Barber; first-class sober man.
Steady place for the right kind of
man. A ]. Cotton, Newton, Kan.
llS-1tx
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FoR EATE-gE 4 - = Ie asta1as cry.
RE. Only Ere casa Wrr-1 8 90
Ty4e- l,1r4-r Mates 9-taz
New-York tribune., 1898-12-27
Sixth Avenue, 10th to 21st Street.

sses e9%m9n and n15Iss steers g 90
oS Gos 90 n' nrine rn:ve year soq 10
q t'5 Gars ."S for day Rs q sh
cars were at city and at Zsixteh Z es Wn s sn5
snsay At rated at aTanss at eF Of HFe S rss SSs'
steers sold oqs % 70 100 IN n good cos Sxsn at at s. $ s
n 1n.2 to fS9 %as nns shs at trade IN
Ss5 Ts5s ''s9Sy S%trcaa tSs 1s ps sis
dressed wsss s.a At W ~ per n The caac dd
not get until today but @ we're wss as Is, pepoo
se'e s Gnte and beef tor various shggern 5
4 s 4. % ioss Il % DO al la !. % g n ao q T
y 81 81 q = DO $50 50 IN n at d. 81 os9 g? b j. at aO 81 @ .
renSsyinania cows Is 2 do SO ~ at So 81
1.s aS 1919 IS K a@ sS r
~. % q g. at 3D. 80 % so II b. dG at I & c DO s m at
sSles-McPherson CO.. 10 cows. 100 fo' at 81 '''
% 81 nj % ag, :: l7S p sa f. s. 20 70 n
=, IS JHdd I'd lS cow. Ss SIS a'f n at as s. ~
II f. Hollis 10 bulls ss e a, $ t9' n a. a., 5, go % 10
Dc. sol n at do 7ea ib at So 49, do ''' H. at
sapo q ,r,i. sS H.' M soa at fi bull go n %
s7 n. b. at a", s. as sss NJ at 81 o': do $50 ~
Andrew Mullen: bulr 77o 10. at SO 25 COW. 700 10
, ts;a rsssp head and 3r p9 o,na trading 70
Vn Receipts were s35 head all for the market
srd on light supplies. veas ruled firm TO fraction
higher while calves were generally rated seay
"iesinr au,et with reported unsoi. No Western or
snthern calves sale. Poor 10 choice veas sold al
a. and s. 80 per n. bernyari calves at SO 5OISi
c,v rather light demand owing 20 the
hciidav. hut prices nrm at - and l2 cents per 10.
ssles-J H. a Bro II veals. lis n average. at
s. DO i54 at ST. do las 10 So 80. ~ do. - 10.
a. So q do i02 ~ at IS so; barnyard calves 300 10.
at s. "a DO 27i ~. al 81 Io Il do. 2io N, at 81 65
j. r Nelson 81 veais 1877 n, at 50 5o do 100 - at
AndiSw Mullen z yenls 10 10 at S. 2o: A baryord
IL H. Hollis: 10 veals l25 n. at 81. do i6e 10. at
81, d. rs n, 80; fed calves i7s n. 81 50;
j. g. Curtis Son. vsals i'5 10. at ss do. io2 ID.
s. Saunders veals. 1872 ~ at ss 10 do iO7 n. at
NJ Collins - veas iso n. at s. 10; do. ieo n. at
s Judd q CO.. veais 1872 10 Mt 81 30; 10 do. i42 N.
at 81 Is; so de- III ~ at 81 DO ~ n at 81. barn
yard calves, 200 n. at s. 30.
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Receip,s for two days 30
cara or including for city butchers and
20 cars tie market making with the stale stock 30
cars sold Of which 10 Jersey city and "a Six
sheep light demand at barely sustained
prices Lambs opened rather quiet. but there
better the trade later and good TO choice lambs
mainly sheep. held Common TO choice sheep
g. JDgs4 so per 100 10: ordinary choice lambs
NJ $685. sis Dressed mutton slow at 3q7isc per n,
dressed lambs al I'sgbc:
age, s. 81. per 100 NJ SO do AZ N. at IS 50; 26
DO 70 10 nt g. 90 300 Pennsyivana DO. so 10 at s5 30;
LOO DO y n at % s1. 80 DO % u at IS = 100 DO IS
iso iso h. b. " 10 p f'AH''''"'' d. 10 H. TO-