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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-02-26
AN INTERESTING LETTER.

Everybody enjoys a good letter. and
when 1t is entertaining. instructive and
breezy" II puts the recipient in an
agreeable frame of mind. Scores of
letters similar to the subjoined are re-
ccived by Warmers Safe Cure Co., of
Rochester, n. Y. and they respectfully
request you to read this. Our word for
1t. you will not regret it.
In 1881 was told by two of the best
physicians in Boston. DIR. W and
1ir. B. that I could not expect to
live a year: that had Bright's Disease.
At that time I heard of a man who
was supposed to have been at deaths
door and was stopped, or dying, at the
Commonwealth Hotel (now the Lang
ham at the south end of Boston. His
wife in reading to him, came across n
Warner advertisement and got a bot
tie of the Safe Cure. Her husband COM
menced to take the medicine, saying
nothing to his doctor until after two
or three weeks. His water commenced
to show signs of Improvement and the
man was able to get up and walk
about. When lie found that he was
really getting better he told the doc
tor what he had done and dismissed
him, continuing the medicine, and in
three months this dying man was
about his usual duties. those of an ex-
pressman, and was fiNlly cured. On
the strength of this cure I got bottle
and dropped all other medicines. MY
doctors sent me to Kansas as good
place to go, out of their jurisdiction,
and die. They gave my wife medicine
to carry. enough to last me until
should die. and which I left at home.
l carried one dozen bottles of Warmers
Safe cure, and went to small place
near Junction city, where / had "a
cousin who is a physician. I had him
examine my water every day, and after
a week he found improvements, and
honestly acknowledged that / was on
the road to recovery. And did recov-
er. although it took long time because
| was badly off. and l took over one
hundred bottles in the course of q year
and half or two years. These facts
can be proved by any one who knew
me then, and | will willingly write to
any one who may desire to know from
me directly and give them a history
OF my case. Very truly yours.
II. y. HOSMER,
Newbury, y. H.. Sunapee Lake.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-02-26
HEROES OF LIES BATTLES.
Sermon of Rev. Robert F. Y. Pierce
In Penn Avenue Church,

Rev. Robert T.. y. Pierce. pastor Of
the Penn Avenue Baptist church, de-
livered one Of his usual eloquent SER
mons last evening, taking as his theme
Heroes on I.ife's Battlefield" He took
as his text Rev. 3:2l; ""ro him that
oNercometh will grant to sit with me
I'm my throne, even as l also overcama,
and am set down with my Father in
his throne" Among other things. ha
said:
While walking through an art gal
lery In Philadelphia last week, j saw
picture which caught and held my
gaze. 1t was a picture repres ontinG
the great warriors of all ages and Of
all history gathered in martial array
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-02-26
Dispensed with Preliminary Hearing

In the equity suit of Spruks against
Connell d Co, brought To restrain the
defendant firm from using a certain
cigar label, Judge Archibald on Satur-
day handed down the following order:
II think that this matter ought not
TO be disposed of on preliminary hear
ing. but that the merits ought to be
fully developed. ! will therefore, as
soon as this case shall he put at issue
set il down for DISPOSITION at the regu-
lar equity term. beginning March H.
and dispense with further hearing on
this rule"
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Court House News Notes,

This is the last day for filing remon-
strances against the granting Of liquor
licenses.
n charter was granted Saturday to
the Watson Avenue Methodist Epis-
copal church, of Lincoln Heights.
formal order was issued by court
Saturday. directing decree to be
made in conformity with the finding of
fact and law in the case of ID. R. Wat
kins and others against Benjamin
Hughes.
In the case of James II. Martin
against \. $. State a further stay of
thirty days was made on the execu-
tions, pending the disposition of peti.
ton in bankruptcy filed in the United
States court
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-02-26
NOT MILITARY PRoWEsS.


Military prowess does not mako =,
hero. Bravery does not make q hero
Neither IS every man whose name is
hannar ~, ,a,,, ,,,,,1, p,',:I',, NV
400 mos, ,,,,,a ,',,,,
courap, ,,,, r,,I,o s,uo,, r..
II 81. ,n ,,ar,a,,t of ,,,ir;,, ,'a,
,pa ,ha o,,r.r,, a., ,,,,,,,,;.
=, H., rirr,,, haaa,,so a, A. .;,,,,t 'i
:, ,r,o ha,.,, ~ '"'Ne
.I boIio,.o ,h,. . H.,
o,,ir,s a sni,i,nai ,'aI, Nv"
,.on,,n,n1 ,ha, ,,';,, .,,a.. sci
star1 ,ra,,a ra,,, -, 'a,, '.,,. !"
conviction or d,,,,, IIo,a;.,, VIZ.
resrIt whan t,,ana a,e ~, onlF
wber , n,,n has ,i,,t,aa,. . q ''oi.
for nnbIic ,nra;s, ,,J daa
sip,nI,, Loo,,,,r :. a. IT,, ,,,.. -" u"'S
a tr,,o ,,or,> ,t,o,,,, :,
f,ont r.nl, ~, ,i.a.,. 'o.t,,sa,' ~ ',,e
copyars;,,o. a,,.;., ~ ni!c
nv. hrotbar Cha,,oi,, rs" 81. ".N "Nn
t,,rnod fr,,,, tI,a phm;,'1t,, re-
or,I T,v.tnn,s ~, I.,.a, 80. 80 -
baI avon, hoon ,,,i,t, -, ..,'n - ,ic
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-02-26
Try Our Special lOc Collars,
all modern shapes.

in which were kept nickel-in-the-slot
machines. card machines and all other
sorts Of gambling devices to imme-
diatcly remove them had it's effect. and
henceforth that particular form of
gambling will be unknown in Scranton
for n time at least.
Immediately after Friday nights
warning the machines were turned
around and the playing of them
stopped. Saturday they We're disposed
of and hereafter any machines found
will be contiS, ated
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-02-26
LITTLE IS BACK IN
THE COUNTY JAIL
ARRESTED ON A CAPIAS AND
RE-CoMMrTTED SATURDAY.

Pending the Disposition of a Motion
for an Appeal and supersereas, to
Be Made to the Supreme Court To-
day, the Prisoner Is Confined in
the Debtors Cell-Appeal Not
Made Last Week Because of Delay
in Securing Certified Copy of the
Records--other Court Matters.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-02-26

of the Traders National bank and man
agcr OF the association. are as follows:
Monday. S225. 1866; Tuesday. holiday,
Wednesday. s2s7,657.ii, Thursday. holt
day: Friday, s}52,i9,.j5; saturday. s2H-
;7s.o7; total. si,io5,7ieo2
FOUGHT HIS FATHER.-.Word was
sent to police headquarters last evening
that u fight was In progress on South
Washington avenue, and on PatrUlmcn
IIockenberry and Palmer being DESPATCH
ed to the scene of action, they arrested
n young man whom they found strug-
Cling with his father. The latter will
appear against his son in police court
this morning.
CASE or SANDBAGG1NG-Thom V.
Cummings of Madison avenue. about 10
o'clock Friday evening. was attacked On
Gibson street by two men, who first
sandbagged and then robbed him. he
was attacked while rear mis- home. one
of his assaiants sandbag eing and the
other gaGging him They then riiled his
pockets and departed leaving him uncon-
s,iouH He soor came to himself and
walked to his home.
BELONGED TO HAGEN-Thc four
chickens found in the possession of VIII
liam wall. arrested "Wednesday night by
larceny. were Saturday identified by
Herman Hagen of S27 Capousc avenue,
as belonging TO him. MIR. Hagen claims
that they were taken from his chicken
coop. Wednesday night when he was
awakened by the thief or thieves and his
dog followed in pursuit Wall was held
under $50 bail to appear at court.
OKKEEPERS' CLtB.-Another in
tcresting and profitable session Is antici
pated for Monday evening, Feb. rs. wher
the bookkecpers vii! discuss the advan-
tagc to bc derived by the use of the
loose leaf ledger The membership now
numbers over fifty. and Is constantly
being increased nearly all lines of busi-
ness being represented business mcn
in need of competent help cannot do BET
ter than To communicate with the secrc-
tary OF the Bookkecpers' club, Guernsey
hall. city.
MEETING OF TEACHERS.-Saturd
afternoon, the fourth meeting of the
course of seven laid out for the benefit
of the Teachers Professional class. by
County Superintendent of Schools Tay-
lor, was held in the lattcr's Office. These
meetings are for the preparation of
teachers for the June examination to be
held for teachers professional certif~
Gates. which require the pursuance If
courses i'll civil government school man
agcment. rhetoric and several other ad-
vanccd studies. The class numbers thir
ty-nine
LAST OF TIE DINNERS. The last of
the dinners tn be given to the commits
stoned and non-commissioncd officers or
the Thirteenth regiment. by Colonel
Watres. will be given by him this week,
when those Of Companies r., q and NJ
x.ilI I,., cat, Al. b.,
colonel will dine the officers of Company
6. of Montrosc, at one of the leading
hotels in that place. Tomorrow evening
he will entertain the officers of Com
pany T.. at lIonesdale, and on Thursday
night. the officers Of Company NJ. Of
Tunkhannock will be feastcd at the
colonel's homo in this city.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-02-26
Mrs. Wins!ow's Soothing Syrup.

Has been used for over FIFTY YEARS
CHILDREN WHILE TEETHING, with
PERFECT SUCCESS, It So4rIIt.S the
CHILD. SOFTENS the GUMS, ALA
the best remedy for DIARRliOi;A Sold
by Druggists In every part II the v orld
BE sure and ask for Mrs. W'H,i, w's
Soothing Syrup, aiil take IN ctLer
kind. Twenty-Five cents bottle.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-02-26

and headed by those three great mill
tary geniuses. Caesar. Alexander and
Hannibal. Underneath was written .he
title. THE Conquering Heroes" What
misnomer. what a mistake. Con-
querors. perhaps, but not conquerinS
heroes
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-02-26
PATRIOTIC SERMON
BY REV. T. A. BOYL
DELIVERED TO patriotic Or
DER SONS OF AMERICA.

Aprual Religious Service Attended
by Members of Camps Nos. 17S
and 333-Love of Country Is the
One Sentiment That Strikes a Re-
sponsive Chord in Every Human
Heart-Foreign immigration and
Intemperance Cause Much Trouble.
Some Pointed Remarks.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-02-26
DIED.

Scranton Private hospital
Feb, n, 1900 Marwood Jordan, aged q,
years. Funeral services. which will he
private, VIII be held on Tuesday. Feb
:" at the house, 6o3 Adams avenue at
l3u u. N,
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-02-26
SLOT MACHINES HAVE GONE.
Gambling Devices Have Been Cleared
Out of the CITY.

The action of Chief of Police Roblin-
on Friday night in notifying the pro-
prietors Of the various establishments
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-02-26
CITY NOTES

ftIl. DRESS REHEARSAL.-Therc
was "A full dress rehearsal of the Licdcr-
kranz MINISTRIES in Music hall Yesterday
1t VIII be given on March -.
S'NlAl. ToNlGlIT.-'rhe Catholic His
tnricaI Society and Newman Magazine
club viii c"nduct a prc-lcG,cn social in
inc Bicycle club rooms tonight,
LEADER S\LE.-Thr stock of the
Leader Is to be offered for sale at auc-
tion tomorrow 10y Assignee j. W. car
pei 1t is Expected tn" stock will be
sold IL bulk.
GENERAL EETINdi-Thc Green
fidg" Numcn's club will hold IN, gen
trii meeting in III" parlor~ of the Gr,.n
Ridge Presbyterian church MonLly af-
tcinooh, FEBRUARY -, at 3.31 O'Clock
BOY RELEASED. Willie Schmiskoy
,r Roach, as he first gave his name inc
'-N"nr-old boy arrested for stealing brass.
VAS given hcarins ANA his ease dis
charged, by Alderman Howe, SATURDAY.
CANDIDATES REGISTER --,Ion. Jobn
'. Scheucr. OF South Scranton, aud Fred
tick tnnncll, of the Seventeenth ward
aarc registered as candidates for the Re
,ubli' nominatipn for legislature in the
second district.
H. +. WOODWARD klLLED.--A tcla-
;ram was received on Saturday hy John
u knowltun, business agent Of the Car
Nntcrs' union, announcing the death hy
iCcid"l,, In Los Angeles. Gala. of b. +
Woodward. carpenter who left Clark $
;ummit with his wife and children some
iN weeks ago
"oIND COATS, Patrolman Thomas
Jones last evening found, OH Penn ave-
nue.. outside oi Frccdmans clothing
store. three little red coats. He took
them to the Center street police station
and the owner can obtain them toda, at
the police headquarters III the city hall
LAST OF THE SERIES.-Captain
James i. Long gave the third and last
OF his series of lectures on the battle
Of Gettysburg. in 81. Lukes parish house
Saturday evening. lie described the third
days fight. the feature of which was
Pickstt's charge, the repulse of which
won the day for the Union side,
WEEKS CLEARlNGS. The clcarings
uf the Scranton Clearing House Hssocia-
lion for the week ending Feb. ~, 100
as reported by Frank l.. Phillips. cashier
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-02-26

SOCIAL ToNIGIIT.-The Catholic His
tnrical Society and Newman Magazine
'lnh VIII conduct prc-lcGtcI social in
me Bicycle club rooms tonight
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-02-26

flIL DRESS REHEARSAI..--Ther
was fill dress rehearsal of the I.icdcr-
kranz minstrels in Music hall yesterday.
1t will be given on March -
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-02-26

LEADER S\IE--'rhu stock of the
Leader Is to be offered for sale at a,c-
non tomorrow by Assignee j. W. car
p'ht'r' 1t Is expected tn" stock will he
sold IL bulk
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-02-26

When dizzy or drowsy take Beech
ans Pills. ~
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Do You Want
A Photograph ?

This is the place to
buy them, from $500
FIVE dollars upward.
Records are 50 cents
apiece or $500 five dol.
lars per dozen. We have
a fine lot Of good Records
now on hand, of the lat
est songs aud instrument
tai selections published.
Is your Talking rla-
chine ont of order?
Bring it to
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-02-26

GENERAL MEETING-Thc Green
fidg" NumcnS club viii hold The gem
trhi mcctln" IN III" rarlorS of the Green
hlds' ffvfnyt"rian church, MonHy af-
tcrnOon, February ~ at $50 o'clno,;
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-02-26
Sapho lOc.

AT Reisman Bros. SOB Linden st. and
4G5 Spruce street. "*
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BOY RELEASED Willie Schmiskcy.
jr Roach as he first gave his name. the
'-N"hr-"'d hoy arrested for stealing brass.
VAS given hearing ana his ease dis
charged, by Alderman Howe Saturday.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-08-15

s sssSi S Sa: s ssps . si flsse Su. ''9 SPOT c ssssdy: ~ :
ssss;; i trk. mixed w &es : Mn''s SD ss1s Sc: S srk: W whiss
zS1gS3c; Options dull. but fairly steady. Hay
a meats h sessds sa' picked asd' s ssi1iss S siEs,s s.sa'y. Lard ard
steady: Western steamed Sc .95: refined steacy,
rork steady. Tailow dull H. city S'' s: psr Package
co ,ttoasssS' oil f0 a,saSv TRs Tcs ,rm iI We,ss, ,,sa tsz,n
Kansas city. Mo. Aug. 14.-Wheat-S.pt s4;sc.
stssas sasas e f rsg 7I no; 2 hsrd t5 ,ass,.s. %1; 3
s sest; Wits Msc Jsc De So s2%a5:'.e; cash No 2 mixed 5
y Nc. sia4S.c " S HsyL 2atInNg 3imo Wn''s s 50:
sLG.ee prairie 49,. ~Eu,ter~creamery l5alsc:
aairy; i ia4 "a h Iss. Egss,I1esh ne; Keeeipt s, ~
men!s-Wheat aSs.soo na.: it corn s !, oats at: nome.
fo hla1yss0. ~Fl our. 5taSasR wG aa9,as!Sns 3 4 SsT ss,s a:
M ys1ioS 3 rs ss 1s'ag7'i;e; rorn-No; 2 3Sssc: No. 2
Good feeding $50: fair to choice mating 43io
sls5, Iimothy seed Prime ss.Go. Cioyer-con-
5:S.a; short tbs sides - diooss e5 sG.sjas.25. dry
sailed shoulders 'bxdl Ga.u7c: short clear sides
81 .2al4. on the Produce Exchange to-day the
butter maiiet was firm; crearn-.ies log2oc:
oI L1yer 1s Aug. ,,mBaeon-.Cumberiand cut
ored strong, Sls ID. co,,onsced oi!-Hull refined
sHhsat,spot steady. No. . red Western winter
California es 4dq6s 4isi. Futures irm: sept.
D. AZ; ,Corn-Spot steady: An erican mixed new
3, md; do. old A. I'D. Futures Arm: Sept
3s I+sd: oct. ~ 1lsd: Nov. 3s Ii7sd. Receipts Of
wheat, during the past three days 5000 centals.
5000 American. Receipts OF American
corn during the past three days l91, 600 centals.
Toledo. o.. Aug. 1..-wheat dull, unchanged
to lower: spot nc: Aug. nc: Sept. SIC; Oct.
7sac; Dec. soAc. Corn dull and higher: No. 2
cash &c: Sept. asAc. oats dull and lower: No.
cash &c. sept. 22i.c. Rye dull and unchanged:
40. Z cash sic. Cloversee1 active and higher:
,,ss prims 5.loc: .o9 prime 5.GJc: Oct. b.sc: No.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-08-15
Cash Grain, Flour, Etc.

wHEAT-Cash ~market-Receivei a6.sss sks.
s'1rE 81 thar, SaTs f fsSal ani iba 4 fsr through nsim, a h sr1Iy
outside sources i'ereertihly less and city miliers
: red sold this side at 7al.c to '224c. and Z;
side AT '$ssc 10 &c; for seed at TIC: No. , red
grades at SIC: 10 y hard a at ' Ssc: No ) do.
quotahly 67c. In ST. LOUIS No. > red Use. No.
: red Gs9.c; No. I 60; rejected COG In ADVANCE
noES3Cash rkst,Rscs SO SKIS. and IS
yiAi!y better in price. but the demand limited.
On trk, No, and No. : yellow sold at ISL;
go, 3arsmSa ~MarkstuRsce!yed % cars local;
slippers s"G and Is5 e. feeders buying sE ns' ON SI' ,r * S /
"a Z sod S9a a, 2lsL mainly ar to 2isse, and cid ScT,hs the,
srns old, at 2lisc: No. . white at &c: No, do;
a 2i22Sc; No. 4 do. at 2SG2ic: clipped white at
RYE.s,eady, bu, quiet. Grade No. ? sold E;
FLouRLvery few cables and no accep.anoes
some sales recently made, the United kingdom.
s.a n sS. then se9, y ws;cr 1;,, mere sl heard arc , Of; Insiu lin
the Continent. Demand small from domestic
are aesFf as ,S SsSfst'G Fa,s Sn SCI. ss.s x'n: e: ~s s%sas,E !1aar
s;iS jui Is" sd; ana .f n 'ssHs'$ss s ;z'} ssE 3: H FL SiH Is?
stratEhts and $. 2s4$ 80 for patents
CoRNMEAL-s2. coas Is: pearl meal. grit. and
EASrk Seivea l;l@ tons local and eos tons
ffe eTiSEs la sniPr ans G sS Tons insrea Easy TO IN ae ,ons; as oo ofv
the best grades Of timothy and clover in any
way ready sale. f'rices on trk. rangs: Timothy
s4alt.6e for choice. ll.oeals.5 for No. /. s9Gl2
FIR No. 2 sS;5oalo for Nc; 3. Prairie s. fer
@S.5o for No. 3. Clover s9Gl2.
STTtAW-WheRto on trk. Si.5l; rye s..
GRASS S~EEpS-Timothy So. 1893 spot and 81. 50
bid for prime to arrive Aug. Other seeds nomi-
nal. Per 100 lbs: Aillet 1G~caSl-prime German
more: clover s. TO E.5n: Hungarian 60J66c; red
top s5IG. 80. Others higher.
FLANSEED-Another advance, with $l.s4 bid
for spot.
CASTOR BEANs-salahle at. $40.
L~EAD-Steady and quiet at $40.
at S4.05.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

New York, Aug. 1i.-F1our-Receipts SO. rs; ex-
ports 14.2lI: Barely steady and stu very dun.
neso,a nstsnt sHa1's5. Eve -four steady. C mrn-
meal steady Ne yellow w Western 7 ! r 5 Ssc lastly sisy Sc; Rye
G. It. New York CARROTS. Barley firm; feeding
tSfa4iaf c. !; +. n Mex So York bn,. e Barley N 4, dull sl
spot easy: No. 2 red s1Ac +. o: b: afloat and 7S2sc
ELEVATOR e NJ; / Northern haf,,,h Duluth IL ssNc +. g 5.
Options opened easy, in consequence OF disap-
pointing cables. anu Immediately rallied on COW
cring, Influenced by the strength OF corn. South
west receipts, moreover. were not so large as
yesterday. while Northwest crop news showed
off under realizing and closed easy at &c net de-
cline. Sept. 79N dso4c. closed 7.aic: Dec. S17.R
exports i4s. ~ iu. Spot firm: No. 445sc f. O.
b; atlca, and sc elevator. Options developed
to the reports OF hot " nds In Kansas. higher
cables and covering. Later through realizing.
ket closed steady at S91zc net advance. May
40h 94Oic, closed 40hc; Sept. 4SQi2Ac. closed
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e OUTSIDE inquiry MtHV. .,,-,
Mule quotations tor broke mules. = 10 : years
Nv Telegraph.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
cEieaso, ii nn,bf mug r n:@Ua'' smonnt y about
as.s0 mead. as !: as az 1r -' ;ss eor.e sSe sans TIME
ing 5000 Western rangers ana l,S% ieHsns, We
disposed Of iAIse;y at a dee'l and Oh a !" Considerable
number went ever unsoid last night. Win ast !.
verV slow TUESDAY trade, and cattle sold largely
at weak prices. sIles or native peer steers "eto
~ Is |" for fair, ,S.soltS.io for medium. s. .50g5.6o for
good tat shipping cattle and 80. 'e9'-'' tof choice
HOGS Mondays and Tuesdays combined re-
ceipts amount 10 about $500 hogs, as agains.
the corresponding time last year. Only l4,r1 noSs
arrived to-day. nut 1900 We're carried over last
Tfere was a better demand than was witnessed
yss,srd cf,ss and I'd ,T prlfes about wsfs Sc s Sisnsf' sales Tesh were sae
largely at S1.1Ogs.Io. the extreme range being
81: .sa. 81 stays sold ia at s.; sSas : ,s ana = piss
sold at 81. ,5q5.l5. largely at 81 Is and upward
here S%ee sp far sh,s W. @e ,Ss against hsaG hs &. i07 'f for the SANE
portion of last week. anu 4i.szo for the like period
s,oyS : head. and an improved demand. good. fat
sheep and LAMBS sold TO better advantage. sheep
fcr co SnInos to az good Coup Up to s 5 for choice. sail
lambs selling at s4q4 = and Gull sheep at EGG
and Western range sheep .i94.S5. with feeders at
100: market active and stronger: common
grades lower: native beef steers s4..9g
4.40: cows and heirsrs s3a4.IO: Gamers 81. 75y
2.s5: stockers and feeders stronger at s.. Seai-s9;
calves $685.. so: bulls, stays. ETC.. Sz.25gi.21-
STEADY on others: heavy si.s:g9 o.; mixed s4.s.
Sales si; iis si.sss st'0a sheep.:R ass g.soS: market
slow to 1c lower: yearlinss S4a4-S5; wethers
So. 'aG4 10: stock sheep S.2og3.ss' lambs steady
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
st. Joseph. No. Aug. H.-C~attle-Receipts
:, 5Ss: best natives strong to loc higher; others
weak to Toe lower: natives s4aSg5-i9 Western
$50: bulls and stays S344.50: stockers and feed
ers s3g4425. Hogs-Receipts 2.4S4, generally 90
higher: light and light mixed sLs:4S.1y medium
q5.l2. Sh~eep-Receipts 6.Oi3: lambs l0c higher;
New York. Aug 4-Beeves-Receipts 156:
nom!naliy weak; cables quote live cattle slow
at 11Gl2c per To-: shipments $40 cattle and 4.320
quarters OF beef. ~Calves-Receipts 2i3: r.als
steady: buttermiIks weak: some late arrivals
Sheep and S.i53: sheep easier:
lambs glow; loql5c lower: sheep s2.sJQte21ac:
few choice wetners sSg5.25: lambs x460ae.61:
steady. Western mixed hogs $500: state and
Pennsylvania so1O9a.sa. choice light DO. and
Kansas city, Mo-; Aug. H,cattle-Receip,s
easier; native steers s.. 1905 stock.rs and
feeders tS:Soui69: butcher cows and helfers So,
SIS: Texans s;l5aJ,5.a HogsI-Receipis $50;
goa: mixed $5a5.lo: light s4.95U5. l21s: pigs $3.50
A4.s9. ~.sheep-keceipts $500; trade active: un-
Texans ss.5Oa4. 50; feeders S4.5yg5.25 culis SIS;
Q3.5O. C~alves-Receipts 4s0: marke, strong and
fairly active: Sg1.tO.