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Milford chronicle., 1904-01-08
Beware Of ointments for cstarrh that
Contains Mercury.

As mercury win surely destroy the sense
ofsmell and completely derange the whole
system when entering 1t through the mucous
surfaces. such articles should never be used
except on prescriptions from reputable ply
slcians, as the damage they will do is ten.
fold to the good you can possibly derive from
them. Halls Catarrh Cure, manufactured
BY F. ]. Cheney On, Toledo, o., contains
no mercury, and taken internally. acting dl.
rsctly upon the blood and mucous surfaces
OF the System. In buying Halls Catarrh
Cure be sure you get the genuine. It is taken
Internally and made Ia Toledo, Ohio, by +
]. Cheney & Co. Testimonials free
ssld BY druggiais. Price 75c per bottle.
Halls Fasniiy pills are the best.
Milford chronicle., 1904-01-08

The w. G. T. U. meets with Mrs.
Nina Kern, Causey Ave. next Tuesday
evening at 7.30
Milford chronicle., 1904-01-08
HOw the Money Went.

Ever since the last campaign in Del
aware there has been trouble in the
Democratic fold over the going Of part
Of their political fund, and the trouble
has at las, found vent in the courts o.
this State. Last week Harvey B. Van
degrift. formerly superintendent Of the
Wilmington City Railway and inter
ested in other enterprises, was arrested
one day last week on a charge Of en-
bezzling s84OO from State Senator Geo.
D. Harrington, Of Kent county.
It is alleged that he obtained the
money from the Senator to engage in a
railway deal and never used it for that
purpose and did not return it. He wss
held 10 $1,000 bail r T healing on Wed
nesday Of this week.
Another warrant alleging the obtain
ing of sls00 from John 6 Gray, 3 law
yer, under false pretenses, was served
on Vandegrlft
Vandegriff was prominent in Demo
cratic party affairs. and twice was in
charge OF headquarters Of Willard
Salisbury, candidate for United States
Senator at Dover
Milford chronicle., 1904-01-08
An Appeal 30 Lhe Soul.


Ny droWsy powers, why will ye sleep
While urgent is the need
OF watchfulnessf AWakeil swaksi
And heavens mandates heed.
LIES sands are runnine. and the glass
Ere long will mark the hour,
when yoath viii verge on ripper years,
And age assert her power.
Bestir thyself. look on the helds
Already white to reap,
A Thousand duties wait thy start,
Why wilt thou longer sleeps
Times rapid course thou soon wilt run,
Ans stand abreast the goal;
Equip thyself the race 10 win.
Why sleep my sluggish aoul7
Awake, my sleeping soul. arise
And meet tho morning Light;
Thy foes stand thick on either hand,
Prepare thyself 70 fight.
The spirits sword to grace thy side,
Faitk's shield thy breast TO guard;
salvatiou's helmet on Thy head,
60 battle for the Lord.
And when the CONFLICTS DER, and thou
The race hast nObiy run
The welcome plaudit thou shalt hear,
Thou jealous soul, awell done r'-sPoT.
The January american Boy"
The"American BOY" Tor January contains
rye complete short stories. namely: "The
Defender OF Aracena,n ny William Murray
Graydon-a New Mexican Indian story; "The
Boy OF Many Tongues by the author OF
Dickey pOWney" "-R school story, Tan Ad-
venture with Wolves" by Tom Chapman
an animal story; "a Real Pirate" by George
III Co0mer-a story Of he sea; and "My First
5ieepie Chase. by z. +. D0ualdsou--an En-
glish story of SPORT. It also contains further
chapters Of Kirk MunrOes fine STORY, nThe
kee Bows in Ireland" illustrated leading
articles Of great interest tn everybody are en-
titled "Philndolphia'a New Year Frolio:''
HSone OF Fighting Sires:ii HHritnfn'e BOv Sol
oieres "bOy kiremenaf' Hoy Drummers and
hugiere; "a Burial at 8ea;n and "Miasine
Links" Games and sport are represented
BY the following titles, "HOw to Becon ..
strong by the Use of Dumb Bells:'' "A see
son on the Briiiah Cinderpath," by an ex-
rnptaiu OF the University Of Pen nsylvania
track team; 'tThe llra WiuR-Rnom Mnrician.''
HOW 20 Make the Kicking Donkey " A
Link Paper Chain and hTha HioRraph % In
additiou there are such titles az nBoyR' Books
itevieWedi "Stamne, Coins and Curioss'
The BOY photographer" "Boys ia the Home
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American Bow Lvceums "American Boy
yontestsj meriCau Boy Legion OF Honor
tolli "fuz1lea.' and scOrea of Eub.tlfles
lniH number contains aevenfy-fiye illuFtra-
IONS each one ~ interest TO n boy. Sub
!cription price el0o Sprague Publishing
TO-, Detroit Mich.
An Expert,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-02-12
BRIEF MENTION.

J I. Hammond Of Lake Village is at
the Arlington.
l.. J. llales OF Maly ern is a business
visitor in the city today.
Chas +, Hipoite OF Kearney is in
the city today on business.
|. w Holmes and c. H. Newell II
Crosseu are business visitors in the
city.
Miss Paula Collier has returned from
a pleasant visit to friends at Fort
Smith
Mr. J. ]. Harverty of Atlanta is i'll
the city on a business visit t. the To-
cal branch of the Rhodes Havery Furn-
iture company.
f. \. Peterson is in Little Rock
today IN usiness and Ed Cheek is act
ms chief today
Miss Clara Levison of Little Rock
who has been the guest of Miss Flora
Silbernagle fcr some weeks returned
to her home today.
Miss Belle Conlon of Galveston is in
the city. the guest of Mrs. c. H. Brown
on West Barraque street.
Mrs. w. T. Trice of Collins and Mrs
Boyd of Monticello are in the city. the
guests Of Mrs J. R. Allen.
Mrs. Laura r. Wigs of New Y. Il
arrived i'll the city yesterday md is
the guest OF her sister. Ms. ]. W
Meek. East Fifth avenue.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-02-12

sister, Mrs Ed Nowland, Jr., of Mem
phis. The house was decorated on
the valentine idea, pretty displays of
the season being hung everywh ere
The ices were in the design of hearts
bowknots and cupids, while the cakes
were heart shaped. Hearts was also
the game of the afternoon and every
thing reminded the visitors Of the
lovers seas N.
Mrs. S. Gicsritcr will entertain at
her home on East Fifth avenue this
afternoon.
The members Of the XIV club spent
a pleasant evening yesterday with Mr..
J. w Crawford at his home on South
Cherry street discussing the Rus
sian-JapaneSe war. Refreshments
were served at the proper time and
the discussion of the latest topic of
public interest proved most inter
esting diversion.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-02-12
ENTERESTING EXERCISES.
BY Literary Societies at the Public
Schools

Rev. Frank Tmopson addressed the
pupils of the Pine Bluff high school
this afternoon. taking f5r his sub
ject: Music; Its Mcral and Edues-
tional Import in the Public Schools =
Rev. Thompson showed a thorough
knowlesde of his subject and talked
NEST entertainingly to the pupils
This was the eighth lecture of the
series of lectures arranged by Prot
Jordan for the pupils.
At the Sixth aVenue school a very
enjoyable program of music aud reel
taton Was given by the pupils
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-02-12
fctcr Accorded 70 Wo~sr,

",s. - Re- shaw. s.. widow Of
CSns. T r Gc1etaw. CT tie o,l navy
: e4nia3 81 special pae;..s fem
I've government b. her husbands sac
:: Ne naval cea,e.err II Portsmouth
Va. eac vss tso tlst woman IN dttF
5es,rs = BE a3etas, t..ere, W.tl : G2tal
..-..s, - AMI sc>~te.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-02-12
Gaes, ftR

TAe Ra2 Who TRUSTS another ejr.
eaze A.a refaasNed the Norwood
nst1asanser.
@o.o're3 40 C...l,..,s-tIls
sase. sd L IS 1oe. r.sts On truss.
,a2 ae-sta s'=a 24I i rs oN.3 ste i
- aEeN1etsc."
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-02-12
u&,f N'saes gas l,sl r.. 1.

Al @!sh ltoy cay GEeI are hs;ns
- 2a4lea ii New 4ass< = larger nur,
aegs team eNet NesOr- and sGma are
a--2-.5 L. r.oSt cosJ,- ever paunsac
tare,.. ~, : ies ~-.t 80 a~ AiEls -
s.uA
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-02-12
Sixth and Chestnut
School,.
KINDERGARTEN AND GRADES I, 2,
302 w. Sixth Avenue.

KINDERGARTEN AND GRADES 1, 2,
8, a, 5, 6 AND 7.
TEACHERS AND SPECIALISTS:
Mrs. M. C. Jones, Miss CalIie Jones,
Miss M. T. Allen, Misc Nellie Saliee,
Miss Marion lache, Miss Angel, Miss
Gussie Murphy, Mr.. M. D. McNeili.
School will reopen January 4, 1904
A new class will be organized.
MISS CALLIE JONES.
3O2 West Sixth Ave; old phone 59S.
New phone 269.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-02-12

No man can cure consumption. You
can prevent it though DR.. Woods
Norway tine Syrup cures coughs. colds
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-02-12
!. j. + i. j. f. i. + j. i. 4 !. + + +
/.
1. IN SOCIETY S REALM. i
j.
|. + j. + IL + 1. !. i. + f. + + T. 1

Miss Brunette Alschul entertained
Thursday afternoon With "nShre
party in honor of Misses Jewell Alt
hui and Cana LcVlson of Little Rock.
Tie rooms were prettily decorated III
pink and blue and the occasion Was
a most happy one. The prize Win.
ners were Misses JeWei .Ntschul= ana
Birdie Weller. Am ug those present
were: MeSdamcs T.. d Bloom and I.
Tcplitz, Misses Clara Levison, Jewell
Allschul, Mincttc Weller, Roella Soim-
son, Birdie Weller, Ida Dreyfus. Min
nie Strauss. Bessie BHuthenthal, Flora
Silbernagle. May Bluthenthal and Eva
Kaufman.
The dance at the Nalhalla club last
night was attended by society in force
as it was the last dance tC' be given
by this favorite club before the Lenten
season The figures of the german
We're ltu nN MI. AlitittS itlPitt With
Miss Elizabeth Elicit and Mr.. En-
NETT Wilson With Miss Hilda Honnet.
Messrs Newman and Baumgartner Of
the German Kitchen had charge Of the
refreshments and served a most ele-
SAINT spread which Was very much
enjoyed by those present. Miles color
ed orchestra furnished the music for
the evening.
Miss Francis Jordan entertained
that popular club. the Bachelor Maids.
at her home on Nest SiNth avenue
yesterday AFTERNOONS The reception
Mas tendered in hon. OF Miss Jordan 5
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-02-12

No oue ws'aId ever he bothered With
constipation il everyone knew how
naturally and quickly Burdock Blood
Wttofs resalatss rha stomach and
bowels
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-02-12
Old Timers Arn EaithfuI.

Ella Wheeler Wilcox believes Maud
:. could TON rope if she were alive.
With Lou Dion. Il is Wonderful how
has beens" stick csether-Hot
SPRINGS Record
The San Francisco call., 1904-11-05
IureruzI Rerenue COi8er1iO1s-

Z -rsr-z1 =EeEze n re
r1s .WiEE lhe zun1h q
The San Francisco call., 1904-11-05
Potatoes- onions and Yegetables.

Trade in Burbank Potatoes IS q light
1oobiEg character ard receipts continue
large the market rules weak ar Irregular
prices O1Iy portion Of the daily receipts
Of river BUFbanks can be Used on local ae-
count and. chera IS no deE-1z1d from cut
side points. the surplus stock Is steadily ac-
cun1EIating- Sweets were easier, two cars oc
fresh stock being marketed Onions were
firmly held AZ unchanged rates
Receipts Of Vegetables from across The baY
arrived late and the market was steady during
TIE early trade for everything except Tona-
toes and String Beans Good tomatoes sold
from 25c 70 +5c per COX. but the latter
an exrrsCe figure and obtained only for Sc
lectet lots Leaking sets were Offering down
TO &c Per box bur found few takers and large
Quantities had 20 be thrown away
POTATOEABurbanks from the river. 419
Tec per cti: Salinas Burhankz. s191 80 Per crls
River Reds. T5Gs5c Der cti. Sweet Potatoes.
I5Tsoc per ctl
ONIOSS-S1 25G1 e per ctL
VEGETABLEs-Srrtng Beans. 1G2+le PER
h; Wax Beans 2G3c per b. Lima Beans.
4AE5e Per b. Tomatoes 10000 per noxs
Sumner squash. sIGI 25 per box Cabbage. 55e
Per ctI. Carrots T5e per sack. Cucuu1bers +as3
CSC PER box Garlic 41xG414e Per b. Egg
Plant 25q+Sc Per box. Dried Peppers nom
inaI: Green Okra- 60GT5c per box Green Pep
pers. 2sG50c per box. Mzrr0Efzt and Hubbard
Squash. stGG12 per ton for round lots
The San Francisco call., 1904-11-05

CzIfr1rrfa 1SSre I'D Preside ---.
The San Francisco call., 1904-11-05
Receipts OF Produce.
STOCK MARKET.
North Shore Bonds Lower and Sugar
Stocks HIGHER

>IOGk@ HlZOCF.
Yesterday was an active and interesting day
On The Stock AM Bond Exchange he per
cent North Shore bonds which dstaUIred on
their senni- annual interest November / sold
s. l0Wer AT seS but recovered ID 80 80,
sT0. .GG0 selling 7 nzs been decided by the
stock and Bond Exchange that these ecuss
shall be quoted with the courou 0f 81 80 d-e
November i attzchets ana delivery shzII not
oe good without thar coupon-
The sugar stocks were active and rising.
Pazahau selling AZ S15 T-dlf . Hawaiian
SO 75G10 ard Houokaz al SIS 25aI5 50 Gas
and Electric was II demand AZ S5S 51G56 -
There vas nothing especially new n The
California Wine Association VIII pay dfvi-
dend q sec the 10th-
Late zssessEnsnrs are. Bernard Ctn1ahar
Mining Company 1e delinquent October I'D.
Sailor Cons0Itdztsd Minf1g Company 1e No
vsuher IA; Gould Central Oh Company. &c.
pany- 4c November Is
The Nevada County Narrow gauge Railway
share amounting TO 81. SO. payable fz,rle-
diatsfy.
me Unitsd Copper coup4ny has declared
regular semi annual dividend of per cent On
the preferred stock payable November Il
The American District Teiezrzuh Ccrnrauv
has declared a dividend q per cent. paTahle
me total dividends paid On oil seoeks Hst.a
On the California seack and Oh Exchange dur
ing grand total ot IS. STA 400
Z is reported that the Alaska Packers
AsSociarlon VIII shorty increase It's capital
and VIII orsr 1900 shares OF the new ss1cx
te Shareholders q record IN prupor-ton % thef-
holdings az rar- Il Il being ar-zz<zi
that should t1s etockhoI6ers not cara 70 ex-
ercise their option other parties win purchase
the stock and 10 coo OUT Cf the Il go shares
have been already urdsrvrftrer- Ths haIaue-
q the debe can then Be arrzuz.d - n IL
also said that the dividend viii probably b.
75c per share which would make the uzorttTv-
dividend payment $4,000 against a present.
p2yueut of S4S COO
II Is srzrs1 that the John Martin fzrs-ssrz
which secured control CT Ea1f1rd on Corr
pany are endeavCrtng 20 buy up tte corr-r,l
OF Twerty-eisht OF Company n SO per skare,
The San Francisco call., 1904-11-05
Poultry and Game

Trade in Poultry was quiet and the market
vas very weak for everything n the chicken
line The sixth car os Western stock for the
week was sale and the reeeipcz from do
nestle points were nearly 100 coops- All kinds
Of Western chickens sold at the same prices
As Californian When sales wsre made and
quite 4 surplus OF both Western and local
had 70 be carried over Live Turksys and
Geese continued IN good demand and firm at
the reesntIy revised quotations Three cases
OF dressed Turkeys came IN ard sold zn3
26e PER pound 70 quality Game arrived
freely. but net with brisk demand and most
kinds og Wild Ducks were quoted higher
POCLTRT-Ltve Turkeys. 16TlSc for old
and 2i623c per ID for young Geese per pair.
81 50G2; GosIirzs, s2G2 IS. Ducks. 81 50GS
Der dozen for old and s5d6 for young Hens.
s4G4 so sor snail and s5Gj so for large; young
RoosrerS S5eJ5 80. old Boosters. s+z14 So Fry
ers s46+ so. BroiIers 81 50G3 So Pigeons.
81 80 Squads. S2d2 IS
GAMENlziIard Ducks. S35s per DOZEN
Cznvzzback ssds. Teal. 81 5Ga53- spriz 81 50
G3- WIdgeon 81 5sG2. Red Heads. S2G2 50,
small Ducks. 81 50V1 75s Gray Geese So 80
White Geese. 81 5GG2s Branr. 81 5gGe 50;
Honkers S5G5. S1ire. 50 FOR English and
81 50 for common. Doves 81 -, Hare 81 50
al %. Rabbits 81 fer CottontziIs and 81 SO
for
The San Francisco call., 1904-11-05
Butter. Cheese-and E..

II was supposed that when the price q
fresh Butter got down % the basis 0f Eastern
and cold storage goods the retailers. after
cleaning Up their own Individual stocks of
cold storage would turn in and buy fresh
anG thus clear or the recent excessive accurnu-
i7tton. bzt this expectation Is being over
turned BY some holders q stored cubes, who
have begun 70 of1er them At still lower prices
Of stored cubes keep on lowering rhefr
prices as fast fresh goods get down 70 their
level there Is knowing where the market for
fresh viii eventually 60 Yesterday cubes
70 isG2ec the situation Is BY no means
cleared. was thought a day or Two ago.
The feeling IN fresh goods rot d.
pressed K has besn- but the demand cou-
fng 70 give buyers concessions 70 get rid Oc
their large Accommodations
The Cheese market continues IN good con-
dtrior for sellers stocks being wei cleaned
Up and prices ruling firm
The continued ADVANCE IN ranch Exxs has
begun TO AFFECT the consumption Somewhat
ard. though the ma forf-y % houses sill reporr
themselves ctaa1sd up- several say that they
now have a few boxes Iefs over ScfII the
market rules firm al the advance and therz
Is 10 disposition % shade quotations % eject
sales
Receipts were $4,000 lbs Butter. s4s eases
Eggs and 1880 lbs Cheese.
BUTT TER-Creamery at first hands. u 723c
grades. dairy ITG2Gcs cold storage fsG21c:
store Butter 14T16c- Eastern cubes. 1SG221sc-
Eastern Iad1s- packed 15GIsc-
and IeGI1c for cd: cold storage f9IS0Tfc:
Young Americas. u5GI2cs Eastern. I6G15c
per ID
EGGS-Rznch. 46G47Ic for large white Sc
Iscted- 21aG+5c FOR good 10 choice and sT1.9
40c for common. cold storage z5G50c East
eru- 2SG2Tc for choice. 22E24c for standards
and lsQ121c fer seconds
The San Francisco call., 1904-11-05
CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE.
Future Grain and Provisions


CHICAGO. NOV. 4-Weakness In wheat was
manifested az the start Liverpool z1lotarfons
were much lower presumably as a resulr Of
an Increase IN Argentine reports and OF a r.
pert from that country cortradfc1inx r,1ruorx Of
unfAvcrabIe weather there Northwestern -r-
ceIDts we're quite liberal In addition urr,r-
peecs q rain II the Southwest gave ur5rrfsa
q break n the existing drocrh. This cor7
htrzttcn u features. unfavoraoEe from the buIl
standpoint. brought cut lot cf loosely heI5
wheat purchased under more encouraxinx CIR
cumsc1ncez that surrounded the market Coen
ing Q19caEions en- December were OF IL Z. q
81 u 70 81 ~ May was Down &c 10 -
at ~ Il y 70 81 H. Shorts were fair bs1vers
TIE decline. but the demand was 1of ~
sufficient strength 70 prevent a steady ealx-
and May 70 81 H. Late n the dav rhe
market rallied somewhat. closing rather weak
with December AZ 81 11+- F1naI quotartous
On May we're Al 81 11LR1 11R-
Fine weather and weakness Of wheat Rad
a depressing influence the corn ruartxer
early IN the day. December opeuSd IN
changed &C &c lower AZ 4s1< E4s-[c sold he
tween 4s1sc and A. Z G4s7sc and closed at 4s1.c
The trsding IN cats was extremely quiet anf
the market held sready All day. December
closed unchanged az z5 y le5&tc
Liquidation q provisions was on a rather
large scale ard On q 4hsenee oe s1ppurt the
market became qzits weak. At the close cork
The San Francisco call., 1904-11-05
General Herchandlse.

EAGs-Grzfn Bags S5@5 *: san oIssntfn.
s4 50. Wool Bags saG32e: FIsees TEinz- rs
Fruit Bags. 6AGT1se for white and 7c t1E
brown tute
cuAL-wsHnztou. s. per so1. New wei
Beaver Ht1 s5 So R1sIy1 s.. Coos Bay.
s. 50. Rtchuand 81 90 CuEhsrland- S13 n
bulk and 81 25 IN sacks Psunsylyz1ia Al
thracfte Egg sr4= Wsfsh AnthrzcIrs Egg s3s
Welsh Lump, s11 50. Camel Sc ger tan Coke.
<11 scCl3 Der t0n IN bulk and SIS IN szc<ss
ton
OILSLk-seed is &c lower o7oeztio1s
seed Sic Per gallon fer saiIsd and &c
Esr raw SasSor Oh y cases No Ees.
SotIsd and tss for raw Chinz Sur eases
65GS0c per E3io1- Cocoanut OIL IN barreZs.
5ec for CeyiCn and SIC f1r Australian. extra
eleached winter Sperm Oil ssc. natural winter
OIL. 5Ies natural Whale OIL 5zc- ezra winter
I1.a s5Iainse Lard o. T5s: Nc. l L@rd os1 Sc
55c5 1Eht Herring OiI- 42cs darz Herring Oh
OIL. 31c
coal OL-Estsr White Coal on. IN bulk,
BE- Pearl on IN cases lake Astral 1sEcs
star. 19l.cs Extra star 24c- EIzfns &c. Eo-
Gene. DC. D=otorfEsd stove Gasoltne II bulk
lee n Gases 21sc. BenZine. IN bulk BE II
cases ls1zes s6-degre= Gasolins. IN bulk. 2scs
TUEPENTLNE-s1c PER zzToa IN cases ard
T5s IN drums zad iron 6arreis-
RED AND WHITE Leaders Lead. 719
Tzc ger u. white Lead. T4eTAc. asserting
10 quantity
SDGAE-Lhs Western Sugar Rzfnfng Com
pany quotes "a fellows. per ID. IN 100-Ib bazs=
Cubes. Crushed and Fine Crushed 625c-
Powdered G1Cc-- Candy Graduated. I. Ice Dry
Grac1lared- FIRE Sc Dry Grz1Ulzred- coarse.
&C. FrUfc Grz11izr=d &C. Beet Gra1uIz-zd
10c-Ib bags 0ulTj. soc. Couceccto-erss A &C.
Magnolia A s. sec Extra c. $500. Golden c.
a40cs d" 53oc. barrels 10c mere. haIf
barrels &c more boxes. soc more. 59-In oags
lec more for al kinds. Tablsrs-EaIf bsrrels
4 ffsr- a
&c per b. Nc orders taken Eor less than
seventy I've barrels CT is srg1EzIenr
The San Francisco call., 1904-11-05
SUMMARY OF The NARKETs

Neu YORK stocks irregaEar. with hIES-
~ dccrcAsiLl@-
North Sllore Bonds SUI lower Sugar
~-ockS scrire and hfzher-
>-Vcr tf-clfEed &c Szzii1S ExE-f.a1Se
--lo1zs sliEzs -rhzuec-
H.hea-- B=rs=y, Oats and Corn quiet
EaT s1z Brsa weak Beans deprassssd
bT danlaErd szock-
PGtarueS sliH - heaTy supply and
uezE
Eaoul1ry czsr1 and weak Md Dszczs
EsEhe=
ErrEir uazrs-r ssez.iy and Ia fair sszPe
for SelIerS
Buuer stfE deFressas by heavy SOCKS
C-leeSe SD E.CZS in light supply and
e
T'rurisfous 3EH and unchsnEe-i here
and ei=-ukerc-
~ ooE Eos1s zEa Hide frE-
No further ctz1zE IL Beef- MHr1oz or
PUrL
Itn-eed on uaz-<of down - per
EaIIon
The San Francisco call., 1904-11-05
CATTLE. SHEEP AND HOGS.
Chicago

CHICAGO. Nov. 4-CATTLE - Rsceipts
500 Steady Coed = prime steers "a 1of57 .
Foor 10 medium 50 sna15s scockers and feeders
szTA 10. cows. 81 58a54 20. hefeers sT srdDT 10.
Is. Texas red steers. 50 T5G5s Western stssrs
81 see55 I5-
HOGS-Recsipt=: To-day. IS Coo. so-uorrov
t2eo6 Slow. steady Mixed and butchers
rough heavy. 81 70G4 So light. 81 sGG5 Is; bulk
of sales 81 e015 10
SHEEP-Recefptz soeo. Sheep slow. lambs
unchanged Good 70 choice Eethers 81 35a1
-: fair 70 choice mixed 50 56674 Is. western
sheep. S3G+ 50; native lambs, s455 10. western
Kansas City.
KANSAS CITY. No. Nov 4-CATT1- 4
Receipts. 31G0. Market steady. Native steers
So 5cG5e IS native COWS and hefters 81 zsGt
bulls. 81 I5GS 20; calves, q 25G5 so. Western
steers. SO Il 30. Western cows 81 5eG3 -
HOGS-RsceiprS. so0o. STEADY. Bulk OF
sales. 81 sU646 To- heavy IS a5g55 %. uscxers-
SHEEP - Receipts. 1900 Strpuz Muttonx.
s. 5G14 20; lambs 81 25G5 10. range wethers
81 50G4 20; ewes. So 1903 80; Colorado sheep
and warnings 100 pounds. 81 20; Colorado ewes.
Omaha.
OMAHA Nebr.- Nov 4-CATTLE-Rs-
eelpts- Ieoo Steady Native steers. So 75'6
s 25. cows and hsfcsrs. 81 55Gr4. Western steers
S3G+ SO Texas steers. 81 1908 u: range cows
and heieers. 8 25G3 10 Gamers. 81 1902 Is.
sroeksrs and feeders. g so.74; calves sse5 50;
bulls and stays. 81 I5a13 50.
HOGS-Rsceipes. $500. Market a shade 70 Sc
higher Heavy 81 sTaT5s mixed s4ElsG
eela light 81 s5n4 % pigs s4d4 70 bulk
OF sales. s. 81 a 9211-
SHEEP = Receipts. 25a0 Steady Western
81 5o&4; common ard stocksrs. 81 5e910.
lambs 81 1906 -
The San Francisco call., 1904-11-05
Beans ana Seeds.

There are numerous offerings OF weaIner-
stained Beans on Change now. and they con-
tinue to deter buyers frun taking hold or M
market. which continues dull AT prises which
show little change
BEANsABay0s. 81 756s: Pea. - 1903 25.
Buffers s. -5a3. small White s. 1905 35:
large White 81 40G2 65. PINK 81 1898 Is, ac
corti1g 80 conditicn. Red 81 z51t J9s Lima,
81 1eG4 20; Red Kidneys 81 5oal4 20. Black
eyes s. e0G2 10 per etIs Horse Beans. 81 s.
a. 40
SEED-Browu Mustard 81 1895 Yellow
Mustard s. 25. Flax s992 -: Canary 81
G7c. Alfalfa 15IsHI6-cs Rape. I1z42Lcs
Timothy sac Hemp 31aQ31.c per H. AfIIst-
21@G31ac. Broom Corn Seed, s2n@21 Per ton
DRIED PEAS-SiIes, 81 I5Q2 so Green
Peas 81 1892 so Ter ctL
The San Francisco call., 1904-11-05
New York Metal Marked.

NEW YORK. Nov. Sin London tin was :
little easier. spot closing at G1s2 "a Sd, and
futures At 1872 2s Cd Locally the price was
OF a little but the general market shovel
4 steady tone. although trading was quiet at
IS - = G1S 80 fer srot-
Copper also was 4 little lower for SPOT in
Lordor. where Il closed at Ee3 Is Sd for sror
with futures at e63 los Locally the market
Is firm. lake S13 70G14. esecrroIy1ic sI3 T50
IA and casting S13 50G13 rs
Lead was unchanged At G12 lis Sd in London
and at s. 2oG4 3 N the local market SpeIter
was firm and higher AT E23 lis Cd IN the
English market. Locally quotations ranged
frura IS 55G5 40.
Iron closed AZ 5Gs led in Glasgow and ar
f6s IN Mi6dlesboro. Locally iron Is fru- No
I Northern. SIS 5GE1s. No Northern $50
Is SC; No. 1 southern foundry and No I
southern foundry SOFT. SIS 5C61s