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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-04-13
CABLE TO LEAVE.
he Is at Last Transferred to Cedar
Rapids.

IT was announced on Saturday that II. s.
cable. superintendent of the western dis
trlct OF the Rock Island. with headquar-
northern district. with headquarters at &C.
liaDs. resigned
Mr.. Gable was to leave Topeka but 40
until as late as last Monday Mr. Cable DE-
med all such reports He has just re-
turned from short trip over the western
lines with General Manager c.. A. Good
now, and it is evident that II was during
this trip that it was decided that Mr. Ca
BILE should be transferred to the north
ern district.
Mr.. Gable is a son Of r. r. Gable. for
merly chairman Of the executive commit
tee Of the Rock Island, and a heavy stock
holder in that road
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-04-13
A SUGGESTION FOR RIPLEY
Paint Denial of Santa Fe-Rock Island
Merger on His Suit Case.

If President Ripley of the Santa F'e
should accept the following suggestion
from the San Bernardino Sun it would
no doubt save him a great deal Of time
"A local railroad man put it in a very
proper manner yesterday when he sug-
gested that the following legend be
painted on the sides of President Rip
ley's suit case: / wish to deny, etc,
etc. in the most positive and circum-
stantial manner that any project be-
tween the Atchison and Rock Island or
any control of either by the other IS I'M
der discussion or contemplation BY
having the foregoing painted on either
side and both ends of his telescope bas-
ket and by always having said basket
along with him at all times, he would
be able to save a deal of breath
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-04-13
Bic Engine Being Tested.

Albuquerque. April ia test of the
hauling capacity of Santa Fe engine
No. 9S7. the largest ever constructed, is
being made on the Ration mountain. It
is rated to draw $40 tons. The load
which it is Juggling at on the hill as a
is a train of $50 tons load.
The engine is an immense affair and
railroad men are taking a lively inter-
est in the test to which the locomotive
is being subjected, and while many be-
leve it will accomplish the feat others
doubt its possibility.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-04-13
M wed Armv oficera.

Leavenworth. kan. April I3.-Mr. and
Mrs John H. Atwood have announced the
engagement of their daughter Helen ana
Lieutenant William A. Austin of the
Fourth United States cavalry. stationed
at Fort Leavenworth. The wedding viii
take place in June Miss Atwood is the
second daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Atwcd,
and since her debut in society last winter
she has become social favorite- Lieu
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was taken to the state hospital suffer
ing from q severe mental strain be-
lieved to be the result of his work with
figures. He could duplicate the feats
of any of the lightning calculators and
then beat them all by stating instant
" any desired date in history. He
could not tell how he knew. history, but
would rattle off fact after fact with
out ever making mistake He could
give instant answers to such arithmet-
zeal questions as multiply 3S9, 487 by
1911 Feats in algebra were his de-
light
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-04-13
Sharon Springs Programme.

Sharon Springs. Kan. April I3.-The
mayor of Sharon Springs has appointed a
committee on reception and entertainment
to officiate when President Roosevelt
spends Sunday here May 8 No excursions
viii be run on that day. yet large crowd
is expected from the surrounding country
President Roosevelt win attend church IN
the morning and go horseback riding II
the afternoon. The governor of Colorado
and his staff will meet the president here
and accompany him across the state line
into Colorado Many Kansas dignitaries
will also be expected and every body VIII
be made welcome.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-04-13
D. & r. 6. Increase.

Denver. Colo, April manager Ed
son OF the Denver & Rio Grande rail-
road has granted an increase IN wages
Of : per- cent. to engineers and firemen
working on ordinary engines and OF ~
per cent. to those on compound engines.
The men had demanded Is and 20 per
cent increases. but will accept the COM
promise offered
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-04-13

company s5 per cent of its gross re-
ceipts to operate the road. Other roads
which must pay the interest on their
bonds in gold are heavy sufferers It
viii be some time before the plans for
change in the monetary system of
Mexico are carried into effect, and the
railroads can not well wait until that
time for relief
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tenant Austin is at present attending the
general service and staff college at Fort
LeayenWorth.
Mr. and Mrs. William Parmalee have an
nounced the engagement of their daughter
Eleanor and Lieutenant John West Of the
Sixth United States infantry, stationed at
Fort Leavenworth. The wedding will take
place in June Both parties were born and
reared in Leavenworth-
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Trenton, \. j., April 13.-William
Valance, the famous lightning calcula-
tor, who could do any sum in mathe-
matiea1 calculation mentally and with
but an instant's hesitation, is dead,
aged 80 years. About a week ago he
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-04-13
BARTLETT GETS IT.
Is Appointed Chief Clerk to N. H.
Rice

Tt was learned here today that c; A:
BARTLETT has been appointed as chief
clerk to n. NJ. Rice. the new general
storekeeper of the Santa F'e, who has
his headquarters in this city. Mr. Bart
lett is now a clerk in the office OF the
master mechanic at Albuquerque. He
is well known among railroad men in
that vicinity and is well liked by all of
them. He is now on his way to To-
peka.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-04-13
Snow in Colorado.

Denver, Col. April 13.-About three
inches of snow fell along the eastern slope
of the Rocky mountains in Wyoming and
Colorado during last night and this morn
ing. 1t will prove Of great benefit TO the
grass on the ranges and bon to stock
men and farmers. The storm was unac-
conlpanied by wind and there is no danger
to exposed stock. The storm was frav
cling southwark and is due to appear in
Texas.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-04-13

Gasoline stoves at Forbes.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-07-11
Tintas simpaticas o invlsibIes

FL sumo de limon, del ajo y de la
cebolla pueden ser %utilizados como
tinta simpatica. Sc escribe IN papel
comun 10 que Sc quiere y cuando sc
desea yer aparecer los caracteres basta
aproximar ell papel al fuego.
Otra tinta simpdtica es la que Sc ha-
&c con acetate de plomo. Sc escribe
sobre el papel con una ~solucion de una
parte de esta sal en- 30 de aqua. Para
Que aparezcan los caracteres en- bello
amarillo perfectamente legibles, basta
banar ell papel rapidamente en- n So
lucion Gle yoduro de potasio al > por
ciento; 81 Sc qulere que la escritura
aparezca en- negro basta exponer rl
papel 4 las emanaciones Gle I'm f%rasquito
que contenga s%ulfuro Gle carbono 8
bien sultidrato de amoniaco.
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information Local

Hernandez Weneno), lie persigui6 te-
nazmente, %logrando capturado, y ocu-
plndole cl martillo.
COAMO. Esta manana Sall0 para
Ponce rl Vapor americana &Coamo.@
CULTOS. Iglesia Metodista SLa
Santisima Trinidad> calle del Sol MI
nero Is. Servicios religiosos maHana
domingo:
Cultos Gle predicacion L las 8 de la
manana Y go dc la noche.
Escuela dominica para personals de
todas edades 4 las 3 de la tarde. Asien-
tos librcs para todos.
ATENEO.- Esta noche continuara
en- session la Junta General de dicho
centric. Sc trata de rcsolyer los dos
puntos planteados anoche: 8 la disolu-
ci0n de la sociedad 8 la transforma-
ci6n. Revistira mucho inter6s ell ac-
to y Sc ruega L todos los socios acudan
/ la $ p. m. nj local del centric.
A LA CARCEL. En- la carcel de
Mayagilez han ingresado 4 cumplir
condena |IIiginia Morales, Nalentin Pa
dilla Escobar { Isabel Gutierrez.
PROCESSES. FL Juez lie Paz Gle la
ciudad de Mayagitez lie sigue proceso
al joven Silverio N%aIentin Ceryantes
por haber seducido 1 su noyia. Tam
bi6n Ia Corte de Distritro de aquella
ciudad ha ordenado sea reducido i pri-
sion Francisco Badilla vecino de la Vi
lla del Oio. acusado del delito Gle AGO.
mctimiento con arma mortifera.
REMATISTA. Hoy no nos ocupa-
mos Gle ell rematista en- question. Es-
pcramos conocer ell informe Gle la co.
mission del Ayuntamiento, acerca del
remate de los sillones.
Del mondongo NADIA decimos porque
es I'm rcmate bien hecho con permiso
dc Miranda y del SBoletin> que aver
Sc lley0 L 5. NJ. en- la punta de la
rabiza.
BILLARES. FL senior Ivy, dueno
del magnffico restaurant que esta Il la
baiada de la puerta de San Justo, ha
montado dos magnfticos billares, que
son los meiores que hasta ahora Sc han
traido 4 Puerto Rico.
CON DISIMULO.- FL sugeto Sim
plicio Portalatfn Sc ha propuesto yivir
del presupuesto. Este indiyiduo des-
pu6s de haber sido cliente del Preside
I|nsular, cambi0 aquel Hotel por ell de
Berries en- Puerta de TERRA. Ha CO.
metido numcrosos delitos entire los
cuoles Sc encuentran los de estafa y
robo. Pero que conste, que todas es-
tas cGsas las ha hecho con disimulo.
ARCHINADAS.- Lo han sido las
peticiones de indulto que hicieran los
continados Aniceto Hernandez, Ma
nuel Martincio, Francisco Silva Nelaz-
qucz. Pedro Longe, Juana Cintr0n,
Maximino Agosto Santiago, Tiburcic
Diaz Hernandez, Agustfn Detr6s, Juan
DAILY, Feliciano Nenero, Ramon Olive
Escobar v Manuel Sanchez Soto.
CARRERAS.-El popular Benitc
Carreras ha dispuesto seryir manana
un caldo gallcgo en- su establecimientc
<La Lonia1 en- la callo de San Fran.
cisco nnmero 80. Esto obedece 4 que
ell p1blico echaba de menos los famo-
SOS caldos que siempre ha servido Ca
rreras, quien tiene gran habilidad pars
e~scojer cocineros Y disponer IN buer
serylcio.
~NUENO MUADO2.- Para ests
noche tienen los ~ciudadanos 0leop0gi
ta~ hallacas V pasteles en- aquel cafe
\ para la pisa, cerbeza alemana ma
barata que en- ning1n otro estableci
miento,
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'NSu'l" VIZ ll'I''l'"' I'' ''J''" y" va
sonar 2fat4ltamGhle Il ocllo P'r7oiiaS'
Los dIelpuIoN SoIo p"2ai'tn los matt
rla!'S que Sc g"SIen 'n IA 'iSe''all~'
]'t4(L5c"' .oEonon
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AtNtcil' 81 I'rl'leIo liSehle
ro rI Se&uh9o' &c ProP"Iel PaS"[
una Irn1Por43Ia en- Ia ilIlda Nlnu"o.
Ep>r = Mr1hiaN "i,T''" Il.,"' roa
pal'H > "i'E"'' =" =" H"N -
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NL-l"7; h~'",IIa'"S a. e3Ioo'
Agua tie bonchaf: A~lcoholaqo MAR
tincz. liomeopatla. Gotas de Ia TIA
Ana Leche de los AlpeS.. fertumerla.
BrIlIantlna: en- Ia iarmacla AerDl' AIIeh
81, rr,r nj so1or ia
no In tan;Io 10 co,tosTo dn taIngroiar-
90 n5onae bohor cido abinr-
I"a' p"i,tOtp %IIiD9 ,na a.tooi%n ala.
y" - S'' ~ pja I't Grnrdo i"
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T

New York, Julio IL, I1.30 A. NJ.
Sc comenta mucho la muestra de ex-
traordinario yigor del Sumo Pontilice.
Su constitution fisica es admirable,
pues Sc afirma que i su edad tan grave
dolencia como Ia que sufre no hubiera
podido resistirla por muchos dias sino
un hombre de fuerte complexion. La
opinion de los m6dicos es de que viyi-
I'll unos dias mas.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-07-11
Papel incompustibIe

Para hacer ell papel incombustible
basta con banarlo en- una ~disolucion
bastante concentrate de alumbre v de-
iarlo secar embellishments. No es
Inconvenience que ell papel este escri-
to, impreso Y blanco, pues lejos de
alterar ell color 8 calidad de papel, con
tribuye 4 su meioramiento.
Ciertas classes de papeles ~necesitan
dos banos sucesivos. Sc puede tam
bi6n emplear con ell mismo 6xito una
soluci6n de horato de amoniaco, obte-
nida tratando en- caliente una soluci6n
de carbonate de amoniaco por medic
del acido b0rico.
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GU

New York, Julio IL, Il.30 A. NJ.
FL resultado lie las rentas ~liscales en-
Cuba, es esplendido. La situacion del
kstado es despejada, y Ell gobierno Sc
dispone 4 practlcar meloras p1blicas.
Los agricuItores muGstranse muy sa-
tisfechos. Las e~xportaciones aumen-
tan Y ell concrete en- general Sc halla
en- estado pr0spero.
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Los franceses en- ell oeste de Africa

Comunican de Tenerite que la ex-
pedicion mandada por Jacque Lebaudy
provista de fusiles Y artilleria v pro-
tejida por varios buques ha ocupado
la costa occidental de Afriba, entire ell
cabo Bojador Y ell cabo Jubf.
FL jefe de la expedition, MI. Lebau-
dy, Sc asegur6 ell ell concurso de las
principles tribus de aquel territorio
v lleva Ell proposito de imponer la So
beranfa de Francia en- aquella region.
Al efeotQ, Sc ha senalado va los lu-
cares en- que Sc edificara la eiudad que
Sc va & leyantar y los fuertes que Sc
van & construir.
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& so MUERToS.
Ell PAPA

New York, Julio II, 11.30 A. NJ.
FL Papa Sc halla muy aIiviado. Con
la operation practicable en- ell pecho,
afirman los m6dicos haber logrado 10
que Sc proponfan, alargando los dias
del Pontftice v aIiviandole de los terri
bles sufrimientos que padecfa. Sc tri-
butan grandes elogios 4 los doctores
Lapponi V Massoni.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-07-11
POLITICA

New York, Julio II, lI.3O A. NJ.
La situaclon polftica de Cuba no
ofrece diticultades Gle ninguna lndoIe.
La propaganda de los distintos parti-
dos politicos tiende i alirmar la paz
impulsando ell progreso del pals, aun
cuando cada uno de aquellos aspire Il
la supremacfa en- la opinion publica.
La paga del ei6rcito creese que Sc He
We i efecto en- breVe.
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La Pe.ru.na la Verdadera BenefAoiriz
de las MuIeres.

La Sehorita Florence Allen, ura hermost-
sima nina de Chicago, nos esciibe ia carta
siguiente de Is Walton Place
"Como tdnieo para s~establacer 81 si>tema
debilitado Ia rcrnna, en- mi opinion, no
tiene rival. Sus efeetos para regenerar TODD
el sistem1 son yerdaderamente m~ilagrosos.
~Siempre Ia tengo en- casa, y nunca sutro
c~ansaneio puesto que unas euantas doses
nueva. - Florence Allan.
Pronto SC vera que la Feruna produce
una cura Immediate y duradera -u todos
los casos de catarro sistcmiso. obra con
prontitud para restabIecer las membranes
muoosas, y curadas estas, 81 catarro no
puede existir mas.
H.. y--- 81 = .r.a.4- Ia F. O.. #.. r--4H
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fSERVICIOn }

heYirfrSERVICI0p ESREGIAL2)
-oi m @c,f21DE eb asia t. otrEj
'IAn ooRRREsPpNDENeIA' 4
da9d H. 451r st-65IUHH Hrna ogIRao r
5 solaolt4a 30 MUERToSo 9up -
3! loq naj-i l24H-Aaol@I .1sntoo
New York, Julio IL 11.3O A Mg
toaAyer fu6 xtrdordinarioiel ell ca E6f sen.
lido aqnf4ul Hoy e sllintensfsih46 aSe
Than registrado d30tfdef6mcf6n4s!l dc
peRsonasgl la mayoroparte obrefos,3 laue
Observation-Disclosures Ifasrealles!n, Los
ninos sufren g~Tanatenente ~ Muchos
%empleados abandonan sus 'eolotaciehes
para marcharse 4 los campos.
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Il catarro sistemico produce la n%erviosi
dad, NAL apetito, cansaneio, J otras afec-
clones mas. La reruna cura e eatarro
dondequiera que sea colocado.
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0AFS 60
90 81 sAroH
as 81
Im GtOsn q
= sb sokSdh
y8EI
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10 QUE EscRIBEN LAS MUJEREs

La Senorita Anna Prescott en- una carta
escrita de 2I6 South Seventh Street, nos
dice
En- ell otoho pasado era sumamente
debIlitada. tenfa mai apetIto y siempre
me sentfa debII y cansada. Mi farmA-
ceuta me recomend6 la Peruna. y des-
pues de una sofa botelIa sentf un alivio
maravilloso.
"Continuaba su uso durante cinco se-
manas. y mi completa convenlecencia
sorprendio no solamente a INF mIsma
sine rambler a todos mis- AMIGOS
Anna Prescott.
Para direccioncs eSpecialeS. Gala airtl
IN 4 cada botelIa:
La Pc ru-na ia tienen dc yenta todos los
Aquellos que deSeen cn-ra,po nj ucia dir
correo, pue1en dirigirSe nj mi>mn DR. = /
Fidel GuiIlermetv. Plaza Alfonso MI SIi
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La Suaalita Maria Goats, una nina mag
popular de Appleton, Wise, y Presidente
lie la Tettuiia de Seaoritas dc Appleton.
nos escrihe
.siemPre que uno siente aqucl seut
miento de ~languidek @l3nsaueio, que ms
tieue SAILOR Ia ,9mida. y cuando uuo ST.
sieute flgiiineute .riitado y uerNiosa, pruc
bese Ia Peruua la cual Ie restaurant conn.
p|letamente dentro de una semaua.
la he uSado por tres e>iaeiaucs sa e-I-
vas y Ia eneueutro ser muy valuable eta.E
-SeHorita MARTA Coats.
ii ldn no ohtIeuse pr0utnr s1ti~tHetaliae
resultado~ pos 81 uso de la r,1unt rlha yu
seguida al Doctor Hartman, dinaole una.
eomplcta RELATION de su case J 81 l. d4tt
g-ustosamente uH e~oaseie gratis
Diuiase al Dr Hartmann, Presidents del
Sanitario Hartman, Columbus, ohio.
ma e nm al tt.l .ai a~.aGuptIa n'
Al la a,t Una, . s aa.il>p#s aal
spern lbs 5ilacl erLgs sE 4 y
eiulioJ, dr0 gIs.l al .a- tlas. eu IA
New-York tribune., 1903-01-14

s9 sse @ asses sss sa P e. o@s Clinical 81 81 s. 50 rn oil cake s a
Observation-Disclosures were able 70 extract bu, little
M a @ & @ hs. &c farhsr rse se @ Rrifs the ste ear
S e se M 1 ch so se nae Sa eSsh se @ crowd m 4
usual s 's @ Ssa ns a h as s sns Away fo e
s5s, gsss EsG srsasss and WIN nger sS 4
ksss 81 Louis showed much stronger tone thar on
moderate receipts and an oTersold Condition among pecu
tines but there was also oonsiserasie selling on far
e ese S m FsPs @ me Agentne m tine sTpgs at & from e- 600
the u ArTe.sIns was sery eonieting BEoomhs cable
that Drvate advises from there mentioned rain with
with decrease Of a7as oo Sneh IN cra soes of
wheat for the week according to "Brsdztreet:s The
uronea decrease Of 1890 900 bush was partly accounted
week The latter were reported to bs oo 600 BUSH co
bush sst r nssh arRes aenfh eios sse ans 9e
@ niSher and Paris gnehansed TO points better The ex
spdr sns @d s Ss 6esoF red in Srok so s 2s 1 Loads At
ny naT a. Ta @ : SSo bush last ysar On the Other hand
and -four was destined for south Ss ae & O gsn
y hard Msa.tobs Sc: No NorthsTn Manitoba &c
M 40 noTSseFn Dqgth SIC and No red New-Tor so1sc
ed and near months weqe e e p2 sold b.1p up iS % y ra fh
covering Of shorts by the unfavora5ie coad
6sT shared f lama. late posi,ions although quiet all
@ eT a NeSf0k % Outside Of the poor grading demand
kess @ and the oEsess days experts thus amounting
bush Of Ne 5000 sSI ss 0f Me- feon feTFs ws5 sn
WeseF ssna1oint @ there was little but bears
in Western States attended by greater abund-
snee OF contract delivery.
30 cars but had no contract Locally bush Of
January corn were delivered depressing price
N any way Interior receipts 100000 bush.
pared Win eSoc-o bush las year 2 corn closed
SS1sc elevator and 5sc o ahos+ No urhi1e and NJ
yellow were advanced 5Sizc Q b anoat... OATS
Ire local trade IN cash larger than uusl
sales reaching 10000 bush the West speculative
operetlons were on fairly liberal prices
s n5 The strength Of Chicago
cars only ) q which No
oats closed z1c- No 4o11c: No white 4assc: No
Nnite 42<c: track mixed nominal white 4I14sc
SxehCa1o white. 427zc..-.-. .RYE-Market quiet:
western 5ec ahcst: State rye 5s657c..... BAR
L>ct-nalket steady Feeding quoted 42c
mating at $4,000 both Buffalo.
New-York tribune., 1903-01-14
LIVE STOCK MARKET.


BEEvFs-Receipts 81 cars, or 64s head ulainlv con
signed dgee 10 ses .s 76 pPfs ID bTsf F stfs
6F97+c, Cables quoted TOP price for American 1--we
1Ic per The Georgic carried 70 Liverpool TO-DAY
s2S cattie for scRwarzscbild sulzberger and Is est
MATED to & ays taken o1 5 500 200 quarters 26 @ 0fs fs d 4 %
raong con1R9ny & KgPoEtsd 6 & sTPGFts d 2F Pf are
shamberg Son and Se1warzsc,f s476e5eer T a3g e
cALvFs-Recepts all for; the market were 1s5 head
steady 1,s Of Western calves were unso'd s Veal
bu2ch OF Western at s. 50 C,y dressed veaiS I1:G
Il Ind dc fe9 per calpes p al 67a1ae ''-
60 10 gs IN ~ RrP los L Z vs9 @ IS t g. 91eF15 5o 15 n
So DO 80 ~ at So barnyard calves. 26I Ib. at
Hollis % ws;s5R calves go. so9 NJ iee Ct s s. 90 so 20
ee?FSf ggss and ! RsRosS 2sis sa 10 " = ~
were sf Il cars AN or 7s4 head making With stale STOCK
II eas s. 5esp be ruled about at 2 lam lambs h Tesctea
from the sharp advance noted YESTERDAY The
1o5f 1oo o :ifors for Export S q sa choice
nufton D9pfo 81 Sc per rb dressed lambs sl5e711c
oS 80 m nc 80 @ 90 sr' a do a e B o at n s st. 49,
Indiana DO IS n At So 50; % cYll< q n at s. 80 pa
S ana n at ss 20 80 d. % n q So State do rs T at
- Kerns S comsei:n GiS Ohio lambs = n So 50
oo6 do 70 n at So so 2le dc q b at S S C u ken-
EXPORT, lis n at So Kentucky do te1pOrt 1O2 rb
II Ohio Lar lambs 7s n at IS So 30 10 20 p Ohio
81 sssea s2 ll2 m at 81 50; lS' Kentucky do Il. D. at
Harrington & Co.: 35 Ohio lambs II n al 80 S5 -
cis 50 n at SIS: Ohio sheep, 1876 rD at 81 90 do
N. SO 50. -
7 h Hume & Bro: 119 state faInbs 81 n al Sc %:
- 10 Pennsylvania do 60 n. at Sc 80
~ state sheep 127 s. 30 I6 81 10 at 81 % 4T
Pennsylvania do lsl2 N at -; ) cus " 10 az 3 81
Sc IS; % bucks. 112 10. ar SO.
n SO 40
at s3
rz- on sale alive 20 up a
Country dressed higher Ts99s4c 10 for heavy
light weights.
Sales (ali yesterdayl-John P Nelson: Sc State
hogs T26 10 average a SO 50 per 100 70.
s Judd e Co: AZ State hogs. 145 10. az Sc 80
] n Hume IS State hogs. 122 n. at Sc 90. I
Kerns Commission Company: Pennsylvania pigs 80
10 at s6 70 - .
-ouVfs a IS So.