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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-08-04
NOTICE.


City of Topeka July 20, 1899.
To Whom it May Concern:
Notice is hereby given that we, the IN
dersigned residents and freehOlderS Of the
city of Topeka, F. NJ. Bonebrake, P. H.
Forbes and G. ". Greenwood, were duly
appointed by the mayor and council OF the
city of Topeka, and having duly qualified
appraisers to ascertain the actual value
of the land proposed to be taken under
Ordinance No. 2048, approved by the mayor
and council July Is, 1899, for the purpose
of opening and extending Fillmore street
set forth and more fully explained in
Ordinance No 204S and to assess and ap-
praise the damages and benefits arising
therefrom to the lots and pieces of prop
erty lying and situated in the benefit dis
trict created and established by said ordi-
nance, and also to make a true valuat ton
and appraisement of all the lots and pieces
of ground situated in said benefit district
without regard to the buildings i'm
provements thereon. And notice is hereby
further given that we will meet as such
appraisers the 5th day of August, 1882
a O'elOck p m. of said day in front of
the property known as the Anna E. LuH
tract, on Fillmore street, between Thir-
teenth and Douthitt streets, city of To-
peka, Kansas, in said benefit district. for
the purpose Of ascertaining the actual
value and making appraisement Of the
property and assessing the damages and
benefits as aforesaid.
f. n. BONEBRAKE,
P. H. FORBES
G. W. GREENWOOD.
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MONEY.

BROKERS promoters, mortgage deal
ers, wanting eastern money write for
circular. Investors Directory, New York
MONEY to patent good ideas secured
through The Patent Record, Baltimore, Md.
LOANS on pianos. typewriters. bicycles.
guns, watches, diamonds and any per-
soaal property. L Biseoes b2s Kansas ave
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LEGAL NOTICES.

(Eirst published in the Topeka State Jour
nal August 1, 1890
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Tours In the Rocky Mountains.

The Scenic Line Of the World the
Denver & Rio Grande railroad, offers to
tourists in Colorado, Utah and New
Mexico the choicest resorts, and to the
transcontinental traveller the grandest
scenery. Two separate and distinct
routes through the Rocky Mountains.
all through tickets available via either.
The direct line to Cripple Creek, the
greatest gold camp on earth. Double
daily train service with through Pull
man palace and tourist sleeping cars
Los Angeles, and Denver and Portland.
The best line to Utah, Idaho, Montana,
Oregon and Washington via the Ogden
Gateway Write 5. K Hooper, G. P.
& T. A, Denver, Colorado. for illustrated
descriptive pamphlets.
Discount Sale
For a short time we will give ten per
cent discount on all watches and jew
elry. c. II. MORRISON.
sos Kansas Ave.
Take the Colorado Flyer.
Only 1476 hours to Colorado Springs.
WANTED HELP.
WANTED-Job driving delivery wagon:
home references. Address W. Gray, 527
Topeka avenue.
wANTED-Dish washing in a hotel or
restaurant Address 1415 Harrison street,
North Topeka
WANTED-MALE HELP
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WANTED-Six active, able bodied labor
ers: $50 per month and board. Topeka
Employment agency, All Kansas avenue.
WANTED-Two tailors at once. liz West
Seventh street.
w,ANTED-A place in a small family. as
housekeeper for widow or bachelor.
Please call at 726 Chandler st.
CASH for acceptable ideas. State II pat
ented- The Patent Record Baltimore Nd.
WATCHMAUR
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WATCHES cleaned. zoe; clocks SOC;
mainsprings. 75c; crystals 10c. Cash
paid for old gold or silver. All work guar
anteed, Old jewelry exchanged for new.
II hard up. see Uncle SAM 512 Kan. ave.
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s. s. MFADDEN.
FRED N. MILLER,
EDWIN BRAZIER,
Appraisers.

(First published in the Topeka State
Journal, August 2, 1891
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TURKISH BATHS


TURKISH AND MINERAL BATHS at
the Topeka Mineral Wells Experienced
attendants. 216 Harrison sc.
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(First Published in the State Journal,
August 8, 1899
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(First published in the Topeka State
Journal August ], 1899
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view PHoToeRApHY.

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JOHN f STRICKROTT, Views and
Commercial Work. Developing and I'm
ishing for amateurs a speciality. City
views for sale. 531 Kansas ave.
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(First Published in the State Journal
August 4, 1891
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(First Published in the State JGurnal,
August 8, 1892
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FOR sALE-MIscELLANEoUa
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FOR SALAHorse and buggy. Inquire
J. F. Coyne. court house.
FOR SALE-Grocery store, meat market,
coal yard, dwelling houses on 8 lots; SIS
per month; good reason for selling. 215
North Branner street, Iopeka-
FOR SALE-Two Jersey cows. one regis
tered, W. S. Lindsay, 1856 Taylor street.
FOR sALE-Jersey COW at 72O Morris ave-
FOR SALE-Two fresh COWS; calves at
side 1901 North Buchanan street.
FOR. sALE-Folding bed. Apply at once
to 615 Tyler street.
FOR sALE-Fully equipped butcher shop
in good town of 800 inhabitants: good
cash; must selIat once on account of other
business. can on or address Geo Stewart,
Rossville, Kansas
FOR solicitations saddle and harness
horse, coal black, years old, 10 hands
trots in harness. Hearick & Rea, 627 Quin-
cy street.
FOR SALE-Carriage surrey, jump seat,
trap, two buggies and light spring wag-
take buggies or horses in trade Hearick
& Rea, 81 Quincy street.
FOB RENT-HoUSES.
FOR RENT-5 room house. 1854 Lincoln
street See Elder, 81 Kansas avenue
FOR RENT-House, six rooms. well, els
tern, pantry, sink. Hyatt, 12OO Harrison.
FOR RENT-Corner Sixth and Lincoln
SITS, newly painted ! room cottage, with
every modern convenience, 80 per month.
Address E. B. A, care journal
MISCELLANEoUa
TO TRADE-Unincumbe Wichita coun-
rancn Iamd for Iarn ms IN S9awne9 conn
E. E, care Journal
R-I-P-A-N-S. 10 FOR cents az druggists.
They 6anish pain and PT1long ne lie one
ter one will do you good.
MACHINE SHOPS
MADE IN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 1873
1ron Mofks OF Ea h St al and ms Santa a
tracks. Large foundry. Improved ma
ckeerfully given. H. K Brooks and G. ".
Brooks, proprietors
LAWN MOWERS sharpened. T5c; razors
and clippers. Golden Rule 514 Kan ava
HAIR GOODS.
SWITCHES, CHAINS. Face treatments.
Mrs. Hattie Van Week. go East Fifth ST.
ATTORN
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MILTON BROWN. lawyer. Practice in all
state and federal courts. Suite A. CraW-
ford bldg. Topeka, Kan.
STORAGE
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TOPEKA STORAGE AND WAREHOUSE
co. Packs and ships household goods
Tel. 1S6. c. D. Skinner, 123 East Sixth st
STOVE REPAIRS.
STOVE REPAIRS: original castings for
cook stoves and heaters, gas and gasO-
line stoves. Phone 313. Hull Stove and
Repair Co., 116 Z. Sth 81.
TURKISH BATHS
TURKISH AND MINERAL BATHS at
the Topeka Mineral Wells Experienced
;. L. -
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Take the Colorado Flyer.
Only 147k hours to Colorado Springs.
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For a short time we will give ten per
cent discount on all watches and jew
elry. G. II. MORRISON,
sos Kansas Ave
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NETWORK TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY,. DECEMBER 49, 1899.

.LARp-Firn. at 5,e1nc. city lard irm. Quoted
go Refined lard steader. Quoted: South America;
nrm Quoted: City. bAg5kc: Western 5h65%c......
SLEARlNE-steady. Quoted: oeo. TIC; city lard stear-
RlCExA moderate johbing trade In progress all
changed quotations follow: Domestic. common 10 low
far 219tc fair TO good. 4h95c prime choice. ~
17sc' head 5%q0hc: Patna. 4h44Ac: Japan AZ q5c
Java: 4.a4ac; Rangoon in bond. 2a2hc
SLtAh-In the main conditions continue much the
same as In days II not weeks. past. Demand was far
WIN he feellng quite steady There changes In
Ice QUOTATIONS follow Dominos. 44c: cut loaf &c.,
crushed o9c: cubes. s1c powdered and pow
nered ob.c xxx powdered 31c standard graduated
ana me granulated isc; graduated
me granuated 3ic confectionery granuated. 44c;
I'D cartons ~ bags 5Tb cartons and 5-fb bags OF fine
graduated, 6Ac: mould A. 44c: diamond A, sc
ieSuoners A. etc; Nos J. and ., 4G9c; No T. 4sc;
fSlc; No 10, isc No H. 4 06c: Nos ~ and IL, 4c:
Nos H. 10 and 10, 3 94c Raw sugar firmly held.
MIN buyers at the following prices: Centrifugal 90 test
4c; muscovado. so test l3-16c: molasses sugar. 50
test, 3B-l6c. The stock held here in first hands
is ABOUT l9'7 tons. but steamer cargo OF Java will be
que mere IN about week The London cable reported
beet sugar dul, but not quotaby lower with December
AT rs 2hd and January at 0s Sd. Cane quiet but
steady with Java AZ lis 80 and fair refining at los Cd
prices up WELL and there considerable business
ses OF domestic footing up 1s00 cases follows: $50
Sss crop 1888 Wisconsin Havana al 10AGi3c 2S5 cases
s5S PennsylVana feed leaf 11Gl2hc: $50 1898
alIhners az l3al5Ac; 100 1898 Gebhart, 12c
1SO cases 1898 state Havana 11d2fc and 100
lsVS Dutch at 134l4c Sales OF Havana 300 bales
az SoasZc In bond and 100 bales sumara at s5cdSl 60
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ERIE RAILROAD,

Through trains leave New-York foot OF Chambers-ses
. follows and Ave minutes earlier from West 23dst;
300 A. M-vsstibuled Express daily for Binghamton,
wsverly Emlrs Buffalo. Bradford Arrive Buffalo !
p NJ Parlor Buffalo.
200 r. M,-Ve.tibuled limted-Fast mail daily Solid
train Chicago. arrives Cleveland TAO A. NJ Chicago
sP NJ sleepers to Chicago Cleveland and Cincinnati
Dining Car.
1910 r. M.-Bunalo and Cleveland Vestibuled Express
daily Arrives at Buffalo 7.6 A. NJ. Bradford 20 A. NJ,
jamestown 700 A. NJ, Youngstown 1917 A. NJ, cisvs-
land ~ 80 p Sleeper TO Buffalo and Cleveland. Care
Library Car.
obs +. N-Daily solid train for Binghamton waveriy
Emira and Chicago sisepers TO Bunalo Chicago ana
Cincinnati Dining Car
TJ,ICK ETS, LOCAL TIME CARDS AND PULLMAN Ac-
COMMoDATIoNS at Ill, lib. 26l, i0l and O0T Broad
l27 Bowery 1856 East l2oth-st and 2I3 Nest 23th
st. Chambers and West I'D st. ferries. Sew-York 339
and $50 Fulton eS Broadway, Brooklyn i22 Rivsr-s
Hoboken, and Jersey City Station New York Transfer
Co calls fol and ehscxs baggage from hotels and esi-
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ioe1c renesa Western ocas2c snake. canad.. 2Oago:


Buyers prompt detect undeTtcne o. the
Of wheat and I'd to the 4Se s. dss
frs for Cp and the general Of BIDS say 100
less ps pfS Sa city enGny with Of the m
s srSs vlS SF." sst RafsP'.
s5tT" 10 winter g oogs2 IS grade SIS tSH to
rm fs s sa6a ao 81 So:: dncy
g. 50 corr MEAIcSs!eady. quoted KIN dried.
quoted Fine White and yellow. sGScc: coarse 7sgs6o
srrve Zoo g. SIC sRi?s s6sP
sssS co. b sT w HSde sig dns s5gss city feed
GRAIN4wHBATETh market for wheat was a
only % TSe market fS E% opened trace
wS May whea, se against I44c the closing OF the
an entire absence OF outside support fact parity
0 IN the %e ahd u ii R %rS
Before noon local selling carried the price from 1850 to
positive feature. Gossip from the west indicated
ported at Chicago beyond tendency believe larger
receipts with estimates for an increased Northwestern
confidence in connection with the apathy Of and
in the shape Of an Increase Of $4,000 bush in the visible
supply instead Of the expected decrease then
however was small: Minneapolis reported 2l cars and
anu SEA last Sesr Fse 4 was o 81
although showing and colder In the Northwest with rains
centred over the lake region very barometer.
MTTs Pac%sTy speaking the weather situation was as
"a Central cloudy. snow IS to 30:
Southwest cloudy 30 4s: Chicago cloudy Sc. The
made by the foreign markets the American de-
cline Of yesterday not full. The Engsh country
markets quiet; French markets dull paris shade
loweD and spot wheat firm at Liverpool with I'M
wheat market quiet and steady. Liverpool closed
dull at ia decline IN the afternoon local wheat
market ruled weak and heavy reaching low point OF the
day "Bracsreetss' figures. showing increase OF
100000 bush In worlds stocks OF which 100000 bush
in Europe. slight rally however. in the last few
moments left the market finally unchanged Ac below
the previous night but still hd%c below best point OF
the day. Quotations of cash wheat anoat basis.
follows No red. 14c spot No hard Manitoba,
79%c spot; No hard Manitoba. s0Hc. early January
No hard Duluth SO9c. December 1920 No / hard
7s7sc spot No Northern Duluth 7s7sc. nominal: No
Northern NewYOrk. 1S7c. No Northern Duluth.
76lzc to arrive. .CORN-The market very
sow TO nothing done here during the forenoon
Liverpool reported Of but 40 900
three days, and firm market for the spot article. Corn
futures at Liverpool closed td net lower. At Chicago
inclined TO be weak. although change in the
Chicago wheat During the forenoon n Chicago
opened &c higher but promptly sold on &c under liQuida
uon In the afternoon the local corn market was some
what seader because OF business that reached
about 90 loads at all and partially recovered It's
early loss. closing unchanged &c net lower. No 2
closed at 39zc elevator 1910 delivered and 4Oic
ahoat.... .OATS-The market in purely
nominal position all day. but fairly steady cash prop
erty with the West No oats closed at 2oisc oats
29d31c; track white. 91634c: No white clips, 31ihc
.....RYE-Market No l Western. 61lzc, o b
ahoat; No Western. 61c ahoat State rye. 56957c
C { York CARROTS.
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

December
prrvrs-Receipts were IL cars 1917 head. all for
direct. only transactions were the SAFE
T about carload OF commSn and medium COWS az 5
beer moderate demand Ct last RTey'gs Sa
London cables reeelyed late Mohday guU Uecbt Tiyeroo
quotations unchanged. The Bowie TOOK oHt son ~
cattle ana $50 sheep for j. shamoerg son 0oo caas
for schwarzschld suzbergr and 900 quarters OF pee
~ eber SINNERS Tomorrow the Oceanic, Tor Liverpool
viii sail with 500 quarters OF beef and me ~ LOUIS
for southampton. is estimated to carry ooo quarters u
oeGea1vEsReceips were O. head all FOR The the market
mahhE " vas limited Yeas steady and grassers not
carload q the latter c. Tss a Snppsa sold % as
49, bu, the price not made Public ~ - ,oo
The few Of yeals today were AT 49, M
oF C dressed veas weak 9a1211c per ID; country
Spsssed lower at 7G104c; little calves $40" at ou'e'
drst.s sTaSe'ec curtis ar SON. yea 27 sveags a,
81 per ~ DO 1872 a. at 800; DO % ID at o.
'fsd ga, calves $40 e r at s' So H. at $3.50
sHEEP AND LAMBs-Resepts wers cars Or ,o sS'
head the market ana Sas Was Slow and sales
there b GOOD stock seemed be fairly steady Four
ha cars q sSsk "a, y e He medium to choice
lambs at s5as5 65 tops at s. 15 70 CANADIAN iaaos
fered pressed mutton dull at 4sH'c per ID ureSSeu
lamH extremely cdh aG" 125 Ohio lambs. 50
s. IS per 100 NJ 81 Ohio sheep lo NJ at % Ru.,o
5 {, su4a at S. il Buaio sheep, i25 ~ At s. % d
90 DO 81 n at s3 19s Kentucky DO "a ID at ~ %;
Il Indiana ,- dG ~ SON: ?: state lambs, Of ~ at
oGsGRecepts cars or C3i head al a foF e Y
e loo NJ for fair to choice hogs ard at - ogs' 70 1Sr
pirs country dressed steady az 500 ior heA'y '@@
Tor medium and ea6sc for ngntwegn State n,rs ia
- at 81 80 per 100 N: 122 state hogs loo 10 az
81 S5 foughs 1888 10 at So 80 stags 800 10 y al ~
X DO 81 ~ at 81 5o State hogs, l49 To- at
81 49, d. 2o no r a. atS yesterday: Fl State III
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SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston Dec i2-cotton quiet: middling. 75-l8c:
lou rniddlng l-i0c; good ordinary 9l6c; receipts
is ga bales exports 20 Great B6tan' =SSf 10 the Con
baltimore Dec. l2.-Cotton nominal; mdding ll-lSc;
low middlng 7hc good ordinary Csc receipts o'l
sayannah' Dec i2-Cotton quiet mddng 7ho: low
Ssitn etc. good ordinary csc; receipts, 1879 bales
aYnorts scosstwise 2092. sales 90; stock 1872 1871 ~
Mnmnbis Dec l2-Cotton quiet and steady; middilhg'
~ niddilng 7c: good ordinary. CSC; net receipts
Col bales gross. 4oii; shipments. o2lV sales l"''
Sew-oTesns, Dec. i2cOtton quiet mddins &c:
Ion, niddling 7hc good ordinary Csc; net receipts
r. .o7 bales gross IL $40; sales, 1000; stock 3sooo9
s. Louis Dec. l2-Cotton quiet; middi ,e loo
- r,tSdin9 i-l9o; good ordinary, d ll-lbc. net re
low i567 bales; gross 0Oll: shipments Dol stock.
100
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THE posroS WOOL MARKET.

p.,a, neo I2-The tone OF the wool market was
ia. v,esk although sales foot up TO larger aver
w values as rule even stronger than last Week
ga dealers are angulne that the top has NOT ose
Yer territory woods continue % lead ana ~ Is niicl
p q, anv good lines Of fine. medium ana hne below me
10 s Ls,is a, eON and the IL up 70 t4hgooo
While many holders VIII not sell at ms nsure pst are
.I,, several cents higher Fleece WOODS are held hrn
~, 1svr washed lots being sold The following are
The quotations for leading descript9ns ono ana
eSSye s5asoc; delsine asa4oc; No eombins s,gSse
NJ . A. Sfd36c Michigan Wisconsin, etc; y Michigan
o-S5sc. No i Michigan. combng 35g5oe NO 2 DO Sag
s5s. 40 Illinois eombing, aSu9ec No do Sig5oc \
/ New-York New Hampshire ana Vermont. 82gS3c de
iains Michigan 3ld35c. Unwashed medium; etc Ken
49, ard Indiana one-quarter blood oombing. 28p2Ic
blood 2Ta2sc; Missouri one-Quarter blood
cobins 25g26c three sshhs blood 25u2Sei braid comb
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,,,,poprAN PRODUCE MARKET.

rJvernool Dec I2-Closing; Wheat, spot. firm; No
caiisorniS Ca Isdq0s "a; No 2 red Western winter.
s. a. No Northern spring 6s II Nd corn-spot nrn:
S AmsT' January ss Cd February IS 6d Foqrs,
49,. FANCY winter hru "a. Hops At London Paclnc
6oosn ~ 1OsqH los Peas, Canadian, os 3D. Beef
steady: extra India mess SIS Cd prime mess Ies 81
cut IA 10 is b. steady, t5s Cd Bacon-Cumbsrland cut
"a 90 M n, dull Sis ID rib. is 20 y N. steady,
a Ione clear mddes light 30 70 IS 10 steady sos:
long clear middles heavy IS TO 40 10 steady $40 "a
shnt clear backs 10 is ~ steady US; clear bellies
"a "a ia no dull 32s Co. shouldersSquare, IL to "a ~
Arm ass Sd Lard rm; prime Western In tsrces rs ~
states sss good is. Cheese Arm American finest
white SIS: do colored sos Tsllow-prims city STEADY,
S,s "a. Australian In London. hrm POS % Cottonseed
oi-Huli refined November5April strong; lis Sd IuT-
axd northumberland TIA IInAAAd oil rs %
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EXPORTS TO-DAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New-York. December IL. 1SPp.
-orrrr,Foll5v loving the selling movement In BraHlhan
- f,--l-es which noted yesterday. mere MaS d
Isf market at the opening this morning WIN p1,S
e..,,t~g ETiO points lower the call. Mixed WIN
e., seilinc there selling for foreign accom-,
~ .x,iarston 81 which the generally untaNordnie
" he cable news including large receipts az bfaL-
~ ,0rf. Hayre Hamburg. Rio and Santos markets were
M The weakness extended 10 the local spot mar
-, and reports the Street had also depresStSS
So pusiness was slack and by sales had reache1
~ 80 O0l bags with the market at that hour sun
ssvrr the opening loss OF 5G0 points. In the ailer-
49, 80 situation was materially changed The mar
W. closed 1ulet at of 10dl5 points Total saIes
- NJ an hays There was an easier market Tor tpot
eliSr corree and at any figure market should be
.ailsS nominal. We reduce quotations hc making me
a. 6. FOR No Rio invoice lots, and l@sc TOT 9oO-
s~g racols At the concession buyers failed 10 snow
spT more energv than before it allowed and she
a-Let closed dull well nominal steamer severn
cleared Rio with 81 900 bags 80 .
Tie range Of contract price In the local market 10
tevX a.
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,,rD ,rApVETSLRY TELEGRAPH

1ct..uo mao 12-Cattle generally steady butchers
800 10 strong Gamers stronger calves nrni
toch oadv Good 10 choice. s. 5Oqsl 90; poor 20 me-
leans IodS5 40 mixed etockers. S3hS3 30 selected
e-s e. 25ds4 75 good 70 choice cows IS 0gs co. co.
ieeIt <91t5, Gamers. 81 9OGS3 bulls 81 QUASI ~,
n' sfSs7 80; FED Texas beeves 81 29g$5 50; grass
caves "a hods4 30 HoFe steady 10 81 lower trade
,S slow: fair clearance mixed and butchers 81 500
e STs light 50 s5as4 10 bulk OF sales 81 se
49, ,getbers sigs4 co. lambs. s4a$5 ~: Western wetn-
@a,,,,s a 5ol. hogs 80 900: sheep. 10000
C.,.i,nau Dec 12-Hogs higher 81 5oaS4 10. Cattie
Sa 76as5 40 Sheep easy, s2as3 81 Lambs dull
weak So 50g$5 EO. .,..
r., uuralo Dec i2-Receipts OF sale and througn
- sheen ana hogs during the twenty tour h9u,s
49, -, Sav were. Cattle. 10 cars: sheep ana ainn5 :
NJ sb,nrents-Cate Il cars: sheep ana lambs car
CdIs Cattle-The trade was rather SLOW, the
ergs being one load fresh sales and ten lett oyer
mo very good cattle sold al the close caves
iaS .uopv moderate demand lover thoiee t9 o
ERte sheen and lambs-The offerings were 81 loads
Taa vas a fair demand FOR this Gay OF me week ~
Ihee "a ocsinr prces OF yesterday but only paIta
eersnce IAmbs-Choiee 70 extra were quo'ape az %
e Az GOOD 10 choice s56s5 rs common to iar - Tog
4?b shesp-Choice extra $tgfi 2o so9a % enc
e -S1s4 The close steady Hogs-Ine oHerinss
er, about IS loads The market wac fary asys on e
800 81 "a iOGSI 49, heavy were quotaDle al - lotS7
mes 81 f2fds4 49, Workers Ao5q4 lO plss. 80 lV9
~ coughs 81 5OS3 co. stays, 1888 % Ihere we're
e. loads LETT over the close but tho tone was hr'h
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dNtsIINs ~fs.Vl 30 0o 90 y -'I'' 80 -''-
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
SOUTHERN RAILWAY,

The Avenue of Travel south and Southwest,
CUBA, MEXICO a. CALIFORNIA.
Departure from New York Pennsylvania r. X. Station
Daily 23d ST., Cortlandt and Desbrosses 81.
SEThe leaving time from Desbrosses and
COrtlandt Streets il five minutes later than
that given below for Twenty-third street
station.
1910 A. Mast MAI1~-Pullman Buffet Sleeping
Cars, New York TO Atlanta New Orleens, Savannah
and Jacksonville Fla. Dining Car service.
1928 r. Mn. Y. FLA. DXPRESS-Pullman Draw
ing Room Sleeping Cars. New-York 10 Columbia, S.
vannah. Jacksonville. Tampa and Augusta. -
1928 r. M.-WAsHINGrON CHATTANOOGA LIN
TIED, VIA NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Drawing Room
Sleeping Cars New York to Roanoke, Knoxville Chat
tanooga, New Orleans and Memphis Dining Car service
4:25 y. M.-WASHINGTON n SOUTHWESTERN LINZ
ITED-Pullman Drawing Room Sleeping Cars. New
York 10 Atlanta, New Orleans, Birmingham Memphis
Asheville, Knoxville. Chattanooga and Nashville Dining
service. Tourist Sleeping car Washington TO San
Francisco. Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays.
York and Florida Limited" finest train in the
world. service January 49, l900 between New
York and 81. Augustine
NEW YORK OFFICE 27i BROADWAY.
FRANK 8. CANNON j. ~. CULP,
Sd yce-Pres. & Gen'l Mgr. Trafrc Mgr.
W. A. TURK. G. T. A.