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The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1900-09-07
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THE REPUBLICANS TICKET.

NATIONAL.
For President, -
VIM. MCKINLEY
For Vice President,
THEODORE ROOSEVELT.
STATE
Congressman,
w. T.. JONES, Yakima,
T. w. CUsHMAN, Pierce.
Governor,
J. M. FRINK. King.
Northumberland,
H. G.. MCBRIDE, Skagit.
Secretary of State,
S. II. NICHOLS, Snollomish.
Treasurer,
G.. w. MAYNARD, Lewis.
Auditor,
J. D. ATKINSON, Chelan.
Attorney General,
w. B. STRATToN, Pacific.
Land Commissioner,
S. A. CALVERT, Whatcon1.
Superintendent.
r. B. BRYAN.
Judges Supreme Court,
WALLACE MOUNT, Spokane.
r. O. DUNBAR, Thurston.
Presidential Electors,
CHARLES SWEENY Spokane,
J. M. BOYD, Okanogan.
T. w. HASTINGS, Jefferson.
S. G.. COsGRovE, Garfield.
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Star Route Mail Services.


WASHINGTON, Aug. 31.-The office
OF the second assistant postmaster
general is preparing the second annual
advertisement, which will be given out
September Is next, for carriage of
mails on star routes. This advertise
ment will be Of unusual importance,
as 1t is designed to check alleged COM
binations Of star route bidders, and
for the first time will require as a
guarantee Of satisfactory performance
OF service that every accepted bidder,
whatever may be his residence at the
time of bidding, agree to live OH or
contiguous to the route and personally
superlntend the performance of service.
This general letting will occur in the
New England states, New York, Penn
sylvania, New Jersey Delaware, Mary
land, Virginia and West Virginia.
1t recently has come to the notice of
the department. that certain specnla-
tive bidders will seek to secure a num-
Der Of routes, by inducing some local
attorney or other person, IN each OF
the counties, to allow the use of his
name as bidder, for slderation.
The law, however, prohibits any sub
letting OF contracts without the con-
sent of the postmaster general.
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Humiliating To Democrats.

II MIST be intensely humiliating to
intelligent and patriotic Democrats
to know that the men who are now
in The position of their leaders are de
lberately inviting odium upon the
party, and besmirching its record
One OF the most glorious epoches in
American history is that which IS at
present with us. The achievement of
this country in war, in diplomacy, in
commerce, in manufactures and in fl
nance within the past four years have
been the wonder of the world. Praise
and glory for the American name has
been won, and all Americans arc en-
titled to share in it. And yet ole of
the great political parties of the coun-
try deliberately insists that it wants
no part or lot IN the matter, and pre-
fers to go on record as the stubborn
opponent of every step in advance
which the country has made and is
making.
The contrast is the greater that the
party which has been in control of
government affairs during this epoch
has never attempted to grasp all OF the
credit to itself for the wonderful record
made, but has actually sought to share
it with the other side. When the war
broke out with Spain the administra-
ton sought strenuously to save it
from any faint of party affair, all OF
the credit of which would be taken by
ope side. Prominent Democrats were
signalled out for high command,
and the cooperation of Democratic
statesmen sought in finding solutions
for the varions problems presented by
the war.
After the first patriotic impulse
which led to the first liberal appropri-
atoms, however, the Democratic lead
ers in congress dropped every thought
save the collection of partisan mater
ial for campaign purposes, and from
that time have done nothing save 10
carpingly criticize every action of the
administration and every step taken
for dealing with the problems which
have arisen out of the war, as well as
for the settlement OF the domestic
problems of the currency and the
revenue. That these problems have
been largely settled, and settled right
has not been through any assistance
which .he Democratic party has lent,
but despite the active hostility of a
great portion of its leaders. Demo
cratic soldiers and sailors have done
gallant service, while Democratic
party leaders have lent tacit aid and
comfort to the toes of the country
and sedulously sought to embarrass
the county in every possible way.
Democracy will be judged in history
by the action Of its political leaders
and its platform utterances, not BY
the actions of its individual members
and this is why it must be humiliat
ing to many Democrats to recognize
that the Democratic party will stane
in history as the stubburn critic and
obstructionist, which sought nothing
save to hinder, delay and embarrass
the work, while some Of the most bril-
liant chapters in American history
were being made.-P. I.
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The Bravery of Woman.

=
Was grandly shown by Mrs. John
Bowling Of Butler, Pa. in a three years
struggle with . malignant stomach
trouble that caused distressing attacks
Of nausea and indigestion. All reme-
dies failed % relieve he until she tried
Electric Ritters After taking it two
months, she wrote q am now wholly
cured and can eat anything. II is
truly grand tonic for the whole sys-
TEN as i gained in weight and feel
much stronger since using IT, II aids
digestion cures dyspepsia. improves
appetite, gives new lie. Only SOC.
Guaranteed, at g Dunbar's stores.
- 49, oR g
BeaA he r. knd yal iIss AfNays Bouqtt
s's' !
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CONGRESSMAN w. L. Jones will adj
dress the people Of Mason County at
Shelton Friday August 14tn. He is
one OF the best speakers 10 the state
and his exposition of the campaign
issues will be worth hearing.
luDGING from the expressions Of the
fusion newspapers, and the desertion
OF prominent workers for the party,
IN previous elections, Cali is lost for
the Democrats, save honor and
that IS badly shattered since the party
took issue against prosperity, progress
patriotism aud expansion"
Gun local democratic friends seem
very anxious to change their record
on fish trap question, in order to at
tract the fishermen on Hoods Canal
but It is rather late in the day-the
great damage has been done. There
Is no reason to believe they are ,xery
sincere in their professions of love for
the toiler Of tile seine, their record
IS against them. Their candidate fer
representative two years ago failed to
express himself against the traps and
stheir representative in the senate was
recognized and placed himself Of re-
cord in favor Of the trap interests.
The Journal and the Republican
party Of Mason County have opposed
the fish trap sovereignty ever since
he question came MP. aud Represents
asye Ginsderson was elected largely on
that issue and has always stood as The
champion 81 the seine fishermen and,
opposed - tile encroachnent Is lie
hsh imp g she practical exclusion of
the iiaaep snslent iishermen. t isn,,
sery alkels That che fishermen viii
again tfast their interests into ia
haul q dsaaosf xts ia the Saee Of lie
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BRYAN is fond Of pointing to the
fact that Lincoln always had great
faith IN the "plain" people, therefore
he trusts his cause to the "plain" peos
pie says the Mt. Vernon News Herald.
It should be observed however that
lincoln never tried to 'sfool" the plain.
people.
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9 "a SIT q REA
Bears the The Kind You Have Always Bough
Of %eNZZzzzx


Monday was Labor Day. which was
observed in this vicinity more gener-
ally in the breach rather than in
the observance. However, Seattle
celebrated for the state, by closing the
stores and shops, and allowing all EN-
ployes tosjoin in the big parade ard
exercises. Excursions from nearby
points added several thousands to the
crowds, z d incidentally Ringling's
circus struck snap, having had an at
tendance of about $4,000.
It will he news to all but the old nio-
neers. that the Puyaliup Indian school
was first started on Squaxin island
by the government way back in the
SOS Afterward it was moved to It's
present location on the Puyal1un
Reservation aud a branch school start
ed on the Skokomish Reservation.
The latter is row CONDUCTED as a dav
school ia charse of J. E. Youngblood.
Ice Cream, Soda and temperance
drinks. Candies, Cigars, Fruits, etc, at
Norris
& Look IN and see our new stock Of
Hamilton Brown Shoes.
MCDONALD & O'NEILL
A Boon 40 WoMEN.-I have t,,a
Agency for the Natural Body Brace,
which IS worn without Inconvenience
sana VIII reiieve aud make strong those.
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IT'S fine thing to have rich uncle,
butit IS much better thing to have
a LIE Roi gold mine to scatter among
the elements of three-ring circus
like that in Seattle.
The fusionists, in Seattle last week
nominated G. w. Hodgdon for Superior
Judge OF Mason and Chehalis counties,
aud r. w. Ruffin, of Kitsap county,
for; mt Senator, Mason, Kitsap and
Island Counties.
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A comfortable little house pleasant
ly situated for sale cheap, apply this
office.
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Summons for Publication.

'INTHE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE STATE
. OF WASHINGTON. FOR MASON COUNTY.
CAL. koDENBURGRR, Plaintiff !
VS..
WIN w AULT AND THE LUMBER No. CTS
MEMS MERCANTILE COMPANY,
Corporations, Defendants.
Inc sta te OF Washington to the said VIM W
Ault, defendant
lou are here by Summoned to appear within
sixty DAYS after the date of the first publication
OF this Summons towit: within sixty days after
the thirty first day of August 1900 and defend
the above entitled action in the above entitled
court, and answer the complaint of plaintiff,
aud serve copy of your answer upon the un-
derslgned Attorney for plaintiff at his Office be-
low stated, and in case OF your failure so to do,
ludgmeEt will be rendered against you accord
ing to the demand of the complaint which has
been fled with che clerk of said court.
ms 1s an action to f0recl0se mortgage upon
certain personal property
T. r. FISK,
81 Atty for Plaintiff
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DISTRICT.

For Superior Judge,
Chehalis and Mason,
MASON IRWIN.
For Senator, 18th. District.
GRANT G. ANGLE.
COUNTY.
For Representive,
G. B. GUNDERsoN,
For Sheriff,
GEORGE VoGTLIN.
For Auditor,
A. L. BELL,
For Assessor,
L. w. SPECIE,
For Superintendent,
Il. MINNIE DECKER,
For County Clerk,
ELI. B. ROBINSON,
For Treasurer,
q. WILL MCDONALD,
For Commissioners,
2nd Dist, T. w. DANIELS.
Srd Dist, DAVID Ellison
For Surveyor,
GILBERT M. WARD,
For Coroner,
A. f. CHAPMAN,
For Wreckmaster,
A. E. FREEBURGER,
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Heavy Hardware.

Bar iron 0obhinsl-ssis base: Norway iron, Sic
per n
Iron pipe Gobbinr Wrought iron, al sizes black
and gaiTanized. Is per cent. OF list
sheet zinc tjobhingi-i2c per n,
Tlnp!ate eobbingl-Charcoal plates, bright &c,
lixo. SIS per box: IN, ISIS: charcoal plates.
tefne, &c, 1x1. $40, 80: re-dipped 0x7s SIS
sheet iron ljobhingl -Ame-ican common No. r,
NC; galvanized. 90 per cent. of list
Single hands-Galvanized. Sc per n black, siT5
per 100 II.
Solder tjobtingl-Tinners' halfandhalf. CSC per n
Lumber and Building Materials.
Logs Superior quality, per NJ, No | ar, ssa7
merchantahls fir. slasi No. cedar. ssa7. common,
per 81, sAee spruce logs, Sc So cedar single bolts
Lnmter-Fir rough. $50: thick hnish. surfaced
one or two aides, 6, 10 and u inches wide slsd2o;
lengths. II TO is feet: special lengths. SOC per VI
extra one-inch finish. nadls; all vertical grain 81
per NJ extra. Floorng-Dressed and matched sl7
al; stock boards. snch tsHls; ip-inch 81 ssais ;
Finch, $isai9 Fencing-No. I or einch finish.
s.; No 2 -; channel rustic or drop siding
weight 1000 lbs, SlsH Fir timber-Joists and
scantling rough 5cdl6; s l / z. 81 5Ddis; /
8. sliGIi. Box boards-i7-ineh and up. SIS
"a shingles. $50. standard shingles sio; l.
s9eS; cedar squares, T. 8. and 10 feet s9As3o :
rickets So
Kiln dried. 81 in advance Of green Drsyaye. soc
Cement tiobbing)-Portlsnd. K. B. q g.. SIS;
Alsen. gT5
Lime GObbins)-Roche Hsrbor. $780, San Juan.
u.W
Plaster NATURALIZATION Gate, per barrel cs
Plaster hair sjobhingl-wsshed, 81. 80 per sack; un-
washed. $40 per sack
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CHICAGO MARKETS.
The Hoard of Trade.

CHICAGO, April n.-whsat began the day dun
and easy There encouragement IN cables.
the rains continuing 70 be regarded as favorable
to tho crop and cash people reported nothing do.
ing.
The long stuff soon began to come out more
lbtally part Of Il because IL had to be sold, some
10 sympathy with the slump in corn The pit
vas KlGnmy aud wei-nlgh deserted Liquidation
VAS MOI in large lota hut the small lots cafne in
plen,lfuily meeting small demand. The excellent
Fpfart Il the condition II the crop IN Kansas was
probably a consideration with some, for. while
there were differences Of opinion as % the aiSe Of
the crop, reasoning from the original figures 20
percentage and acreage. u generally admitted
that Il Wnald be liberal Rrsdssreets aEarcs.
showing decrease IN the worlds vishia " 2sss 900
bushels. caused a mameRtaTy cheek Ia the decline
but duis a Mnmcutafy enc Mas opened shade
lower. al esaedic. aud sold down 70 80, closing
AZ that agiIra. D. under yesterday July opened
4 shade dawn. at 6SasTkc sold down 90 GasGtc
ard closed D. Of. At sac
The corn market dull and weak The de-
mand was in syefg way SLACK aud liquidation caused
a Archne MAY cl0sed weak lc under yesterday
The cat market chased weak There was con.
tinusuce II MAY liquidation In oats. vhich had been
unde1 way for several dzm NAV closed B. lower
There vas bs provision trade. the feature a
whiqh was rork uogs HIGHER MAY pork
closed .2tS YESTERDAY; July, Etc up. May lard
sc improved Iuly 2sc better. May ribs closed IN
changed
rhe lssaug fatares ranged a. f'llcwss
Wheat Nc. g Opghiug Highest Lowest. Closing
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ROOSEVELT AGAIN.
Ms Appearance VIII Carry P-.,isdci-
phta Convention on Its Feet.

For n week or two tie old reports 10
the effect that Gov. Roosevelt viii certain
~ be nominated for vice president have
come to the front again. Republicans who
have conyersed with Mr.. Piatt and Mr..
Odeii DO not hesitate to say that MIR.
Roosevelt. MIR Plat and Mr.. Odell have
had one or two conversations on the mat
ter OF late. Gov. Roosevelt, Of course,
holds to his old ground that he prefers 90
be renominated for governor. but certain
Republicans have told him that he Is Just
the man TO be nominated for vice presi-
dent and to take the stump for the Re-
publican national ticket west 81 the Mis-
souri, river. winding w IN New York state
IN a blaze 81 glory.
co where you will In Republican circles
here at Washington and IN Albany. you
will flnd that alnlost every Republican YOU
meet wants TO bet that Theodore Ro0se-
Welt will be nominated for vice president
al the Republican national convention
which u 20 begin is work In Philadelphia
On June H. Tho governor ~ 20 % one Of
four delegates AZ large for the stats ~
New YORK and even those who wieh 10
conform 20 his wishes and prevent, II pos
sblc, his nomination for vice president de-
clare that, just as sure death and taxes
are The surezi things on this mundane
sphere. II Mr.. Roosevelt goes 70 Phiiadc-
phia the convention viii 30 taken on its
feet for him and be viii Be- nominated for
vice president
Then who Ia 20 be the Republican can.
fdata for GOVERNOR The question - ROE
perpiexlnx Republicans. Chairman Odsn
can have the nomination n he deE,ses g..
That Is she statement heard en- ~ sides.
The Republican uTEaniEatlon All nyet
the state is most friendly "a him ard his
record as 4 Congressman f1r fwD terms
as sell a. his work a. chairman 81 she RI
publican state committee. has detneDsirat-
"a that ne has n l8vei head upoa hls sepgi.
ders ana that he Is a conservative. consist
sni and upright Republican. fiut ia ne
event % hih accepting the neHilnailau Tor
governor. who would he the Chairman ~
the Republican state caDzinltjsef There "a
exactly whore tbs Knoe pinehes AZ fats
nament
There arc msnp eminent Hspphilcans IN
the state who are weii 1lted Tor the place
~ chairman ~ the cemrnitiee. hgt 49, ia
hts hour q Vas declared. not e sinTia
ore could - .raaceik 20 feNaaslsh other
4gtssA "a order % take 'he important uiase
As A matter Of faei. fhoes competent 70
sl the place are not eager % accag,, for
ne reason ;aSt they SO not care ta risk
making failure Those wA1 are altp~
sefher inconpsisnt are most wiling TO b.
come Chairman u the Republican stafe
committee ct Ssw York
The Repga.icAn state convention - 70 as
aemhis on April =. 4 rev state commit
leo is 10 DC elected. Seventeen days IL a
RalEhty short time iE which 70 settle I'M
pscrrAnt matters The KepuhAcaas ars ~
busy as bees attempting 70 solve q number
~ these problems. ana set keep friendly
and Interested eve On legislative matters
which may affect the party.-Sew York
Sun ~
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Available Grain supply.

NEW YORK, April H.--Special cable and tele.
graphic communications 10 Bradstreet's show the
following changes in available supplies from the
last account.
Wheat-United States and Canada east Of the
Rockies. decrease. l.E3Go; Liverpool Corn Trade
News Aaoat for aud ia Europe, decrease LEO 900
bushels; total supply. decrease, 23i3ooo bushels,
Corn-United states and Canada, east Of the
Rockies increase 1900 bushels.
Among the most important decreases reported 10
Bradsteets not given the official supply those
of 10000 bushels Of Northwestern interior elevators
30 900 bushels at Manitoba storage points. lsa 900
bushels at depot harbors. 600 bushels at Sioux
Falls. 1900 bushels at Portland, Maine, II 900 bush.
ella at East Dubuque.
The PRINCIPAL increases are those Of las 900 bushels
at Port Huron II 900 bushels at Milwaukee private
elevators and 5000 bushels at Chicago private ee-
vators.
The aggregate stock Of wheat held at Portland,
Or and Tacoma and Seattle. Wash. decreased
900 bushels last week.
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Nsns eeesinsl Nos de- eps atssl. 81 &c 81.
Ha. a. b. Ga pire 81 ~
Sssr- cr,gsei.t pisstass tuule tooth Ss4gse psF
fse, Maashsdi asa Talpie. Ng Tsef rfsss-7t
AE s. Zee tast. CaaAA.an Kae,r ga 4t-as
steel ~ res faat tand nisstsrs A. scr efat
ia tst Aags~ Sinsis b,t. - a Fet 1a6. an.ta tis.
81 s. pef dss shetets AMI spsdes Ssee N,el1 let
los HstsAsts- sfoa 81 g. y ~ 1sa,a Nat.
iasks s. asf - psf dF f7-Rs AaEraad s. sass aG
neg aos F1fEs-Nay. 8 fer csnt ~ ltt Grrt.
ssnuss tsfr pef e weAse steel. RsE2s rss d
F9le4-aa6sAc
sealrs Aaes's aad rtHesrss platform. 50 rs and
3 pxg euat "a Nst BaaAi2. q and % PES ceat q
I'D essntss. IS pr cga,. e Ast. Spaaaxd scAlch
Il prr ee1t - bot
Ross jtsteaes Mazda. Alarh and iarse-. lie
psr ~ 70 thread. lse pes 10 ard Athrsaa -.
RlreaA - tsrft3 istk yarn. sstsl u pEr
ruware~Plees4, sd pssesa. stAngs& : and %
20 81 pcr cent %
Crnal,ewars- s and % rss erH& &c
Oagum Fer tase. s. 1Sas q
Vie rain,ri bs5h virs S a Ea.vsaises oarsca
fence, S -. sSesa elrs e5iA Na pss 10 s244se
ieet
Powder uoss.asi-- Blass Naatnx per As s. "a
Giant Hercules az Juisan diuauite. . qsr aHnt .
$ - per case = s. ~ . les esal s. yer case.
Champion or Triumph, ~N iapsuved Jasls,
stump 81 So. G0l9su Pheasant Sp1rupg IS 2 ks.a
S. Dupont RIDE spostia. = . kssa s.. Eac,s
nucs Is Il hos, 81 Ter case
shot ts0hhns l-prVn, SIS pss bag hgcSsAct
NS. chilled shot, $40
Fsss-Pes Lev dcshls taps S 81. t1iRle tAyss. ID "a
Blasting CAEs-xNN. Sc per No
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rthChAsiN. rRICks.

srirs rsices are heins caeysd 10 the PRO
~ hxsl dealers tar delivery Ia rgsnd icss
~ n. M q TIE car a. seattle.
w. tiAS; harley SIC - Wheat. ehieksn
taan. Sc thefts tu
~ ra~ht NaW Eastern Washington
ME Alfslis. y - re- tom
= Nus hrsA uneh. lNiic
-, ~ rtach, lSaaht creamery &c,
-'is eAigkgus Nt. i've taSkrys, lac /
Essg "a dxcks. s. sasA
thaise bsvf cattle. sews. uztfc steers.
s~sR ices eued sass. Tive. ssc,
saises dressed lAfGs. g. small.
~ arg tsi seal g.
y an tteavy soane salted steers.
nssiipm. sSund peE u. - nshL
p ~ ecut sound all -siGhss.
80 ssd essr Sc salted Hips ftct
u. Nsea h.Gst ie less isAn ssitsd .
- = Vac du cults ns-third less /,
- 2 &aNe ~iAtsg deer. siry. aas
eu iasle dsy ek A8lef srsen ~,
ftils ssss4l " sbssthnes, itsss,
k'on scel Sei1c. NesIcra Wssh.
- n alru ~ aeltsr sufnsd. Ll4 Ils
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NEW YORK MARKETS.
General Quotations.

NEW YORK. April r.-Flour- Receipts, 80 $50
barrels; exports. 49, 800 barrels; market quiet
Wheat Receipts 1850 bushels. exports, u,iT1
bushels; spot. weak; No. red, sole. T. o. b.
options were weak and unsettled all day. closing,
a@sc decline May closed T2sc. July 734c. September
74e.
Wo0l-Duil
Hops-Steady.
Cofee-Options opened firm at net unchanged
prices closing unchanged TO points advance; sales,
q 600 bags including May, 05c. June. T.l0c, July
5lse7 Doc September TeD67. J0c spot Rio. steady
No. iohhing She mild steady Cordova, stnl4c
sugar-Raw firm; fair refined. &c; centrifugal. %
test, ilc refined. finn.
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heifers ssisa4F5; Gamers, g. S92 50: bulls. g nc
RS: calves, 81. 50a675 Texans, Ao0a5.3
Hogs Receipts. f.oo; market active generally loc
higher: top S. s.: mixed and butchers, S55a5so (:
good 10 choice heavy ss65ss.S; rough heavy $50
az So good TO choice heavy. S. sass: rgsh heavy,
S. Das6; lights s. 50ss7s; bulk Of ssss, Ss9ts
$50
sheep-Receipts. 1900; sheep and lambs steady
good TO choice wethers, S0oae5o; fair 70 choice
mixed s500a6n: western sheep. s6.00a6.N; year
hngs. s60eeeD: native lamts. S.Sod7I5; western
lambs, s. 0oe7io.
Omaha.
OMAHA, April lT.-cattle- Receipts. $500 head;
market stronger; native beef steers, 81 a5ie;
and heifers, So 2oa4so, Gamers, ss3e39; stockers
and feeders S-7oasl 10; calves. Hooa7.@: bulls and
stays. S2Dd30
Hog Receipts. 800 head; market loc higher;
heavy, S. 81 95 ga; mixed S. 52tHao Hight, s. 500
557Is bulk Of sales. S5,524e5N4
sheep-Rsceipts, 2.7Do: market. strong; fair TO
choice natives S. sO9s 70 fair 10 choice Westerns
IS 5asl5 common and stock sheep. ATsas 50;
lambs. Ss.0od7.s5.
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ftrlf- kssg.
wheat 10 srriae assesss No rsa @zrae.
g.Fn- ~ e stamlt
cats NJ 9 Asft''te No white E9Ese. n.
4 udits &ssTsn
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