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Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1902-04-24
Jimmy Britt and His Pa.

Ex-Supervisor James Britt has al
ways been much opposed to his sons
athletic tendencies. and has deplored
his boxing repeatedly. When recently
young Jimmy Britt stepped from the
amateur into the professional class,
and met Toby Irwin in Oakland, the
ex-supervisor threatened to cut him off
without a cent However, as the day
for the encounter approached, Mr..
Britt thought he would like to see the
match, and he could not help hoping
that Jimmy would win Finally he de-
cided to go to the fight, and he con-
cluded to honor his son by betting $500
at four to one on him. After he had
bought the tickets, he said: Now, my
boy, If you don't thrash him, I'll lick
you"
Young Jimmy Britt did as he was
told, and Mr.. Britt, senior. was one of
the most enthusiastic spectators and
won $4,000 on the fight. Now he is
quite reconciled to the new occupation
of his son.-San Francisco News Let
ter.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1902-04-24
MOHAMMEDAN WOMEN.

Among the polygamous Mohamme-
dan people the new women" -four
ished fully 1000 years ago. Altamira
writes about them in his Historic de
Espana." This was the time of the
Arab dominion in Spain. AS for the
Arab women, they shone, not only in
poetry but in all the sciences. The
Spanish Moslems never opposed the
instruction of women, but approved
ligious law was not seldom intrusted
to women professors. Girls enjoyed
the same primary instruction as boys,
and then devoted themselves to pro-
fessional studies, some of which they
practiced; for example, medicine and
literature, serving in the latter domain
as secretaries and writer's in the
caliph's civil service. So widespread
was education among the women of
Cordova that in single ward there
were 10 of them busted in copying the
Koran. Often, not satisfied with the
facilities afforded by Spanish schools,
they went into the Orient to study in
the eastern schools, where they at
tended the courses side by side with
male students. So highly was the
education of women rated that a
prince of royal Spanish blood welded
negro slave woman, merely on ac-
count of her intelligence and knowl-
edge Another prince was captivated
by the woman who became his wife
through hearing her improvise verses
Some of the celebrated Spanish poet
esses showed their great love of let
ters by collecting and copying good
books.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1902-04-24
LAUGH WHILE YOU LIVE.

Nothing contributes more to the
highest success than the formation OF
the habit of enjoying things. What
ever your calling in life may be, what
ever misfortunes or hardships may
come to you, make up your mind reso
lutely that, come wha- may, you will
get the most possible real enjoyment
out of every day; that you will in.
crease your capacity for enjoying life
by trying to find the sunny side OF
every experience of the day. Reso-
lutely determine that you will see the
humorous side of things No matter
how hard or unyielding your environ.
ment may seem to be there is a sunny
side if you can only see it. The mirth-
provoking faculty, even under trying
circumstances, is worth more to a
young man or woman starting out in
life than fortune without it. Make
up your mind that you will be an op.
timist. that there shall be nothing of
the pessimist about you, that you will
carry your own sunshine wherever
you go. advises the Christian Advo-
cate.
There is longevity in the sunny
soul that eases our jolts and makes
our sides shake with laughter.
There is a wonderful medicinal ef-
feet in good cheer. Good news and
glad tidings have a magic effect even
upon invalids.
We often see whole store or fac
tory or home transformed by one
sunny soul. On the other hand, we
have seen them blighted and made
dark by gloomy, morose, fault-fnd-
ing person.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1902-04-24
ItFE'S AVERAGE.

! never talk philosophy
Like Pessimists, an such
Who try to make a Teller think
That life amt nothin' much.
] guess there never wuz spot
Where shadders didn't fall;
But shadder's jest the other side
o. sunshine after all,
An there amt no use in fumin',
When the world seems out gear,
Fer music's always in the air,
An love, an song, an cheer
Jest keeps a feller's spirits up,
Ar kinder makes him glad
An, come what will, he's bound to
think
Life amt so awful bad
Sometimes a Teller has ter weep,
Sometimes he has ter laugh;
The shadders an the sunshine mix,
Jes' kinder half an half.
New Orleans Times Democrat.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1902-04-24
Travels of an Iceberu.

From the regions around the north
and south poles there are perpetually
starting on journeys, which may be
long or short, according to the cur
rents of the ocean, a great number of
1cebergs. Many of these ice hills
are of large size, and wander far be-
fore they are at last melted by the
heat of the tropical seas, into which
they have been carried. Bergs set
ting out from Baffin's Bay, up Green
land way, have travelled as far as the
Azores before vanishing forever
that is to say, some $500 miles, Or
even more. Sometimes they are a
source OF serious danger to the grey.
hounds of the Atlantic and other veg
sells, because they cross the track of
many of these steamers. 1t is no Joke
to run into berg at dead of night.
and close watch has constantly to be
kept at certain seasons. Bergs set
ting ont from near the south pole have
occasionally reached close to the Cane
of Good Hope ere disappearing. a
journey almost as long as that under
taken by some of their northern rela-
tiyes
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1902-04-24
BUST OF EMPRESS FREDERICK.

The kaiser and kaiserin recently
visited the studio of the sculptor
who is executing the marble bust OF
inc late Empress Frederick, which is
destined for the avenue of the park
at Homburg-vor-der-Ho 1t is
double life-size, and is now COM
pletely modelled in clay, says the
London Telegraph. The empress is
represented as she was at the age
or 40, when she was in the prime of
life and at the height of her energetic
activity. A diadem surmounts her
head, and her right hand grasps a
lace mantle, while in her left hand
she is holding a rose.
The sculptor has succeeded in OBJ
tanning an exact reproduction of the
decedant's well-known features, and
their majesties were entirely satisfied
with his work. The bust will be
completed in time for the unwilling
at Homburg Aug. 5, the anniversary
of the empress's death. 1t will stand
on a pedestal of red granite, which
win bear the inscription Victoria,
Kaiserin Friedrich
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1902-04-24
HINTS ON CHOOSING coLoRs

The color of the eyes should de-
termine the choice of the dress and
millinery.
A blonde may wear pure white
with advantage, but the brunette
nearly always looks better in cream.
colored fabrics. This ought TO be
more generally recognized.
Brown eyes and a brown dress go
well together.
Blue-eyed girls should wear blue
as often as possible.
The tan shades are not suitable for
slim figures.
Black satin intensifes round
shoulders, says Home Chat.
A small toque is excessively IN
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1902-04-24

A comely Pueblo Indian girl was
graduated at the head of the class of
professional nurses at the Philadel-
business. Every order executed in the
Atsye violates many Of the accepted
ideas of the personal appearance Of
Indian women. She is small ard at
tractive. She was brought east twelve
years ago, when she was only 10 years
old, and was educated at Carlisle.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1902-04-24
Answer Anxrouslx Awaited.

At last, said the great scientist
i have fully established communica-
uon with Mars. What great question
shall submit to them frst?"
ASK them" said the young woman
promptly, IF they have discovered
comfortable and suitable bicycle cos
tune for girls that is also attractive"
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1902-04-24

The track-laying and grading for the
Beloit. Delavan Lake and GAINESVILLE
interurban- road is now progressing
rapidly in Janesyile and south towards
Belot. The promoters are confident
that the line between GAINESVILLE and
Beloit will be completed by the middle
Of June. Seventy-pound rails are be-
ing used. This has led to considerable
talk about the city that the road was
10 be a brunch Of the Milwaukee sys-
TEN.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1902-04-24

becoming above large, round face.
Dull black is the best choice for
fair-haired woman. while a brunette
must order something brilliantly
black if she really wishes to look her
best.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1902-04-24

st. Louis hopefully anticipates hav-
ing a population Of nearly million
within the next ten OF fifteen years.
This makes no allowance for the
reflex action of a worlds fair.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1902-04-24

The ostess-"There's one thing
that can be said for Mrs. Talkingson
she never retails scandal.
The caller-No?
The hostess-No; wholesale exclu-
siyely !-Puck.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1902-04-24

George-"What is a heirloom?'
Jack-"A windmill, ] suppose.
princeton Tiger.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-01
THE BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

Boston. Sept 30-There has been good deal Of wool
sold during the last week. number OF the large
s9ners have been on the market and several large lines
OF Territory and other kinds have been disposed Of St
the general market has been active. a good many
dealers have done than business in
small lots All however that the demand has
certainly been better all around and developments
couraging Prices firm. but have not changed
much. Territory woods have been bringing full previous
prices and holders firm and confident. Fine Terri
tories active and Fine staple Territories.
$4,000: strictly JOG55c fine and fine medium. 5Oa
medium. Texas quiet. but offerings
small Fall cleaned basis nominal +'at4Sc; twelve
months 55ddsc: eight months. spring, 52n5Jc-
california wool t. In strong position, with some business
being done Quotations firm; northern counties,
middle counties. +SdJOc. southern
counties 43a4Tc; eight months. I3G lac less Fine
fleece wooIs particularly with offerings limited,
Manufacturers bid very close 20 full asking prices Ohio
nd XXX. nominal 3Ofi3lc; Xxx and above.
2Si 2c: X 26d2Tc: Michigan X 25a2Gc. Deaine is in
very position. with the inquiry brisk ohio and
PenusyIVania washed delaine Jl062c NO l. dog5lc NO
Q a2ayUc: coarse. 24G26c.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-01

HIpEs-The market Is hrm and quite active sales
% Ssk SFs ~ 5 hdss Toe, a. an ,hs s,osk @4oo hides
quote; california. iac, Matamoras slisc Trl.IS a,,
9Tin'so = &C lamp T9mpG2 So Bosats iss 62Ose; cen
IA GusyTo and caracas soec FsIts. s,' Ta6ssco
,py IS SSsYesP % is' ,2 2sR Antonio and LAREDO
Msranhaua Pernambago 10. Bahia Ia NJ "a.
cH6e and SSNenla. lsc Matsn.oras i5'sc: Texas Ia
prices are gn9sa as folloWs: Ard first ssistion ga
Union lFht backs S5aSGc: middle 6.syI S - s -.
seconds, ssic nS sess 49, aiS t ss' s asses
nrs's ssuSsS se1STss ,,,, ssgSe hras siass iees
METALs-Tin vas weak IN ths losal market ana fras
concessions The close about : point. Wer f
Is Win spos cosns fii7 3 q ana fST s, AZ dHsa
@ iasS 81 sss ana s1Ts = % "a sT-r % Al London where
tte demand IN she Local usrket lake closed a. n se
II $50 and casting az u 4oa II So a. -, y Ssg
quiet and SnSnSnsee a iI T IN 97a.n and a. 4e IN
hat quiet az S'sC The London mare ao vas quiet al
markets. GlasgcV elosns "a ana Nia5is.5dfS a.
chaassd Warrants continue nominal ~ Galn.4s
northern sSSasSs' No fo1narS northern 10 foal-
MoIAsSEs AND sYRUPS-S5rups wrrs STEADY No
Tor ms erAdes q open kettle ana seatusa oseTiass
salnnen sagl@s iaiT lisle ssos lTa@2c prime sa
losai2,se: Fam. lSalac. gooa. loal7c prime lsas5e
aa n al saes s,s Ss Nominal Si IN 3' & Ss.5 Sa5.Rsa
sRassf 1 sasn.. % M As %T ns ] ]d '95 Ss P'p.o e %
erpoo and GLASGOW, lad. London and AEtNsrp lLd.
Brsrner . piss' Hamburg - !lEs Rotsrasa. az.
cotton 'i 33 IiSi.h ssa.r sa1g1 ~ , cats T.
carro south Africa h-rthed Octah.r- rrri.r
steamer 2sie New-fork and south African traa-
ia months Be- "a Octohsr British steam-r ~. -
transatlantir trade three months about "a nm
Fhiisd~pha 10 British steamer. lWo tons sssaT t
nap,,tfa hence 10 Tarrs Rousn . AKA ana !. -
IN ana uaIhtha Philadelphia 90 Cette. Oct,is--
Ttalisn hsTk \ lso tons. lumbsr. Varmsath \ :,
t;uautsnaino s. - schooner - lumber W.-r
- q a. The Windwari Islands t-ita,s - -
IN 81 -. schooner Er' cypress lies Co.,
q % private terms schooner s-0 tons c,rr.s-
sss tons scrap Pranissd Land o. ,hartstr si q
IoT t.n. sho neT -" tei-s ,,a4 s.lth Au.tsy
Cunrv point. Glc; schooner I0 tons coal satim9r. n
SsS i.ondon ssr schooner 80 tons past,. Hiii.'ro
S.rrs a. ~ gahu \ N. Briush steauefl al -
Can trade ahout thrve months private terrns
r,srd rbe G,rtat~r lass ~ al between ssl,r'tal
i.rire summsr yellow Refined uetrplsurn hi 90 -
raw a. SO ana % soc any Was not uo.
t.,t-d ruds On Eeneral ln view % rscsrf ~
ssttlsi condition y th~ marett Al tie d~ne aas
= 81 aud hulk sstS l.hadslTtia 6ts s. rs s1s n
Luk = Refined cases. N~s l.,r $. 70. CoTT5S
SEED OIL Prime rrad@ tills =Nfioc. prime sum
grads nominal Prius white isc; prime winter y-.ies
sac out q a0gsic. CaiUutitA. raw -. 80
lover under renewed lqudauou - al prs.iurts =. eLa
sspt-nhsr lard. Nhch on huyinE for short scesar -
rSss a. Omaha ssoun,sa s kansas 5i,y 1 he or sI-
sIT 7ssis 81 family ,2o s6assi short clear 81, Asss
81 RElcF-s'esdy. Quoted Aess. si2Gsl2 81 -,
y ti5 seSslo So packet ssosis extra lnel- nsss 81,
New-York tribune., 1902-10-01

0seo BEEF HAMs-Esss: quoted. s2iGs22
she: leo n. s7se is0 n. Zoe; pigs. l0Ae: ,SuT
10 n l3isqlsc. i36lSiac PicsIea shoulders steady
quoted sssgae Picked hams steady; quoted II
.--... rAL.llOW-Firm. city 8aa6isc; country o,ae
-... laARD-Easer. quoted $40 co city lard s,ssan
quoted siogso ~ Refined llra easy quoted sI9lns
compound dull: quoted Tia4TAc ST "a
quoted: Oeo. i3aGi3Ac. city lard stearine liz
hi' An average business transacted IN ~ "a.
Gay the better grades having the best dennahg, Ss
1ndertone ~ the market holds Arm Talmage OF Sss
nreans. telegraphs louisiana crop movement 20
keeepis-Fough a3s sacks. last $40 800 sses
tleafsed SSot0 pockets last year ITO 81 ~ a.
Market strong Talmage ~ Charleston. telegrabhs We
Carolina movement % date: Receipts SV-s p1ls'
sales 2sfo bhs. market stsady. Quotations foos ~
n3esfic common % low fair 3hn4'se far 20 si ,
ses prime 10 choice. 5se5'sc head sasss "a az
saS-e Japan. foreign. 4&u5c. DO d9nesue' S%Hf1S'
Java. 4'aG4Hc: RanEoon in bond. 2Ad2<c - - 4,
SNGAk-Renned sugar nTm a. fun h-t pIlct- 81
osmand little better the whole some
prices IN the future. We quote cut oaf SrSsRe
and dorninos. a2lc mould A and cubes: 800. 49,.
powdered. axe. powdered. powdered ana .IZ
powdered. 4Soc Eagle confectionery granulated
cartons and N bags Eranuatsd sc Esgle 10
tass of hne granuated. SO. Eagle hne gItnuiAtea
standard granuated diamond A 4Toc: eonfectionsr
4 100 No l. is0c. Nos and 3. 4Socs No :. - a.
stSc No 10 A.. No H. 3 s5-c No II aooc Eagle pow
gerd 2c crystal domnos To5c. The LONDON beef SUGAR
stAet had sensational advance to-day when b-et sus
lefe were raised lid the bad reports IN hs
oet'er az IS ~. Cane 81 higher with Java az ss
TAR refining Al ss. The stock u sugar IN the bned
.Aeaoni IL laaoso The local market holds hrf
th sale % go English Islands musoOyad9 al
SatS "-iGc, with importers asking 3sc nuscovado
% irst, AZ &C. and molases sugar 50 test al 21c.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-01

Honduras. ssssse; Mss,ssn, 5se5ke; seneca. western
saS ssc: Virginia sedssc. ''
FoR & ASD ana a. s's ssS .sssT ps assoPh IS.
IN whss, an day s'ss S s s Sn,,q % buy
as as Winter ps,snts s. ssesS - spring clears 81 ise
sS sEs g S.S N sos sssssss spo ana 20 winter
fUckwMEAT RYE sfSs eSdssg 'a g Es
g l@ess a. 'h Quoted: :? kim ar'ss IS I. = .S,s S n
as % Brand BAG sEAL-s,ssay Al sSS,;d Pine
Tesf sRa Quoted: srns sTsn sT sacks
. s .: n I 2 ST si'sss sss sifs g. 'SN IN ei $40 ..sIs q
cts iced sI7 ssas7 20 hnsssa S . S.ss' corn Oh
'asf a.R sS sS'iEF sersssr Ssal a chicago
s1ps,sb Tas IN aeuorauzed shorts. who held
ySn VA. me SePS % Ss s.1s si's tSs s .aTes on h an se s
mmsd!aely sd up ana 70 s .,n atssF wsica
gS, SssI .so1s fS@' io % when demand ssa around
ss Which rsSes = notch . ,S5 ths DAY ana sss
so1 % Far ss ?. ,sSRSs 5s mSEshy 1s veil closing al sso
Meantime Muneapo,is last cent ON ,b me- Turing
markets Outside ghs September 9PeTStos % were more
or ss, S5se'1e4 YEA AZ vss was the ssadiss market
country rather arm ' a. s.4s FsF'sh shrossh6s S Sst Ss ~.
session a. ,TSssrs regarded relatively the lowest
1srs' on The ,S' as 1a SSsr uaSshoes oontribuns
oSl spssains ueTs higher Fenrh markets toTssn ouy
shout strsusth 2; corn Nm ana s, % % ,n 5s
year Export business S1gSn'.a . 81 70 aPST1s also is
spsa unsaasd on l1S s5 Psr from 20 points higher
T.ssea "a NJ, 1s 0" Ss l se,smbsr wheat An increase
~ TOI Oe0 hush worlds stocks 81 =, ,ss IN.
Of the features ~ hlllAg, eat
f,nss a. ba,e an, Important eject upon me go a
sfofeupert showed an increase "I o-sse-e
6Dsh RsCeuts - wheat a all Interior t1nts aseIsated
l,sh with lUls'see nteh se-i se-
lscfsts,ns ~ ash 1heat anoat hasls
oUs- No rea New York Tsc prompt - /
D,,,uth -sLr October ~ 20 No No-,
--s.r o.,,,cr aa - n Nlrthern lmiuth -
~ ~ srA n Northern Duluth, st'sf ,','o-I -
fsOT,E Ts,c.rt sho after the ol.'s S'-
rs position at gay ~
~ pfan ti 'ilit
roeether weekly Iowa crop
that from - tho corn IN tlat
h.en made able from damp Nas
800 rns,, h.,.-r orlers the market No ehls Nas
An previous reaction made up. hut the nlafAS ~
ana nsrv - highsr than the previous nignL A ~ vas
rnining An manv n th- Western Siatrs uet -
uss fair win frost predicted In thr a''el ii
A croa cash trade WUfeel h..e 80
acS,u ineI,6inr 0l0 hush No az CSC eieN NAoI an9
10 on hush a. - delivered also - So sh IS
an X 81 ,sIioVr buffalo Fnglsh fnarAets cL,.s'l
IA lower IN Octoler "a hgher On tte.
domestic stocks Increased ast Neee aI 81 " ,stST
estimates I OgR bush. ~ corn ei'ssl N'I -, -
and o. q anoat. NJ white sni 1r.l.Ni ,, 81 a,
aaoat OATS-The market flr oats NAs lut. -. ..s
and about steady Rains ~ ne West @ a.s rnstsS sI
with the movement only ~" ars N'Ie -,
Chioago on Wednesiay Cush cuisines ts.s 80 ,r. ~
bush Including 80 bush No mixed ,qsf.-
oats closed S2i1c: No white Sac - N'' t5TFss.
track white asaSsc and standard white -, ~ -
Easy. No Western 5sc. stae r., .-.t,.. .s-5i-S
ssdssizC track hAftl.fl f. IA Tlusslo
Was quoted sSc and mailing Sf9blr- h'in q ''1
New-York tribune., 1902-10-01
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

. York september 80 1902.
v-1-f-r-r- ..@af market following
49, f-- rH-. Hf fHs ,urIsau markets oiened steady,
r.....- rarfs improved some
,st under moderate covering. llsi is mlaasg e4lhs
.-.rF 49, afternoon and finally steady Win prices
80, 4 ,fs eH.r su. frtrl transactions to1tlng az
.fEs l1cs Tho advances abroad we're eenetallH at
.f.. ID. rruultIar result ~ the latest IIost
..hIt uH.rT ns matter uf fact simply a. tea1otleh
..r.rrrfa. 10. supposed danlhge
--r r.-sI f-fr rasrl1IaH u hHf hearted way 10 TIE
f..Irn frmr.ss here seem o. ief tnst Win
mon Irt.rf H Yrtsis'ts Tor the
,1r.IrF U-rr excellent 1allt from nse,ly yll
s.rf prfr.r -HurHse received here after the close
ur.r .rrrsr- speculative tnnsiiffailNir f"it anu
stimuli, should o. allowed 'l influence tht lalsn'la ous
.rr. La ri rI consequently ta-iHys mnrkei rehected
I.. disposition aulrg te tIat, i" enter M
fns market and fe a.Ngr- ffHm tht primary nafAets
f.amra sustain them this aerI-i.n lne Fr,tllts
IfaratIt but the Two primary
markets uera UNCHANGED rhlfEt rate Was
.-l Hlrner and taken exhibiting no nerN-
"A people The producing
country o. ta the probable future suIUly The si mar
ls quiet H',h quotations un uie lasls q" Sse Tor
rl. rurs ~ CONTRACT urirss iu local market to
L
New-York tribune., 1902-10-01

liverpool Sept 3O.-C1osing: Wheat-Spot No
red winter dull - 10d; No Northern spring
Arm Gs "a: No California hrn, is 5d; futures quiet:
D.rember - 9ssd: March IS 97sd. Corn-Spot quiet
American mixed Oh futures quiet October. 5s 4Fzd
January SIS 2nd: March Is. Peas-Canadian, quiet Us
81 Flour-St Louis fancy winter quiet IS 90. tiops
al London (Pacihc COAST. new and Old crops. nIm
as IOsdET. Beef-Strong extra India mess llUs IoIh
strong: prime mess Western. Hs- hahlsLonoIt Cu.'
4 4 ia Arm Cd Bacon strong; Cumberand cut
2 TO 80 10 rib. rs to - 10 t6s 3D. long
clear mtdtlss light y N. 64s; long clear middes
heavy 35 ~ 70. G3s Cd short clear 9seSs 10 10 20 70
sauare II 10 i3 n. strong j4s 81 lArd-Frime west
ern in tierces hrm 52s Oh, American reiined IN pans
steady SIS Butter nominal. Cheese nrmi American
finest white 4Ds. do coored sos Tall9w frlne CITY
steady 32s Turpentine-Spirtts firm. 5os 81 rosli.
Common quiet A. 1l7d. Petroleum-Kenned quiet o.
IAnseed oil. dull. Sis. Cd
New-York tribune., 1902-10-01
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New
sa.d Dressed ,blss Ss: Isss s5sa4s l
city dressed native sides aaT pc. sailing m a, f2I4I,c
weight IefrigsraoT beef i2aSS 3 :ate Rf equally
divided between shambers Son and f1 bs
iahy Packing Company . 200 quarters testma's9
.or the Morris Hei S NseSie for Liverpool ll3O
quarters Of beef for the Beef company and Loo
Southampton. with 1loo quarters for seh"aFlsehi'i
an f2T 's :, RS we're NisI sI h'ah al
The market steady all sold sxssg'ins late ,G ssoe R t
Sff Scn as' sSs. Gi seeI ea at 8 IS city m
Isc per 10 country dressed 9aiZe' aresssu
5aieJ &c 9 cuTrs s sSn fesisi q is i'5 90 1o4 10 at
% ASP 1.sl Ssaa: With IL S fs as toe
SysT ! ears on SALE iS sns at ruled Slow but were
generally rated steady IN 2ss ESu5 7S Eer ei5 i NJ few
e s. sSass lambs Al s. 35gs5 sO egs At s. 1Sgsi &
b,ssed MUTTON 5S1ae Per No. dTSssSa iA6s aS6. " x i n
sis " Me's soI yi5sins 5S 70 d. H. ar az
20 2 d. n at s5 50 ~ %s $3.50 s. so % lSo
81 B al IS 45 II Do - n at s. So 0s DO IS n At g.
Sanders no Pennsy5yagia ADs D. oS "a E n az - s5 Il
stats sheep. 9s N. at $ p; Pennsylvania do % ID
commission CO. is Isntuekg y, lambs y NJ at
ysarlinss "a m a. s4 III ania sheep.
50 = I'D Kentucky DO so n. al 50 l2a; - DO 90
e & S virginia aOi q Htsds SS % at .n:sD s. 81
N. g .
q Co. ~ ksnsasy is.sS s%Ss % 81 m n at q q "a g. 81 =
DO. - ~ q
TObln shannon Sc Indiana lambs 10 n. at s. p
24I state do. 80 10. at S. state sheep: % 10 at o.
= q. la5 No. at 50 iO2 Indiana DO lis NJ at 81 O
HOIS-Receipts. four Ts6 head one deck on
sale STEADY sales IsRort:d 70 late S hour GoSn
Sales TALL late yssterdayD-H. H. Hollis: $40 state
hogs. l39 n avsraE- per ~ do. 1903 N.
AZ 81 10. rogshs 2l5 n. at 81 Il l5 do 2s9 n. at
81 10. stag $40 a SIS IS: do 256 10. at s. 10.
Tohin a shannon: 20 Pennsylvania hogs. ia ~. at
81 a.. a. state do lJG n. 81 30; rOughs. 3iO rb
at - so . stags 20O n. g. 10
Andrew Mullen ~ state hogs. 1870 ~ 81 10; 2
roughs. 2G5 N. 81 10
John T. Nelson: 10 state hogs. iGO N. at 81 TO-