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The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1904-12-13

MEMBER ASSOCIATED les
THE RECORD Is THE OFFICIAL
PAPER OF THE COUNTY OF
cHAvEs AND THE CITY OF
ROSWELL.
All advertisements to insure inser-
ton In the same days issue OF The
Record should be In the printers
hands before eleven o'clock in .he
morning. Orders for taking out any
standing ad. should also be in the Of
flee by eleven o'clock to prevent its
being run that day.
Keep something moving.
The School Board is collecting it's
poll tax.
Already work is going on at the
Hondo site.
The land seeker is sometimes a
land sucker.
There is no progress without mo-
ton. Keep moving.
Even the wind today is blowing for
Roswell prosperity.
Roswell is to enjoy some native
foot ball frolic this week.
II you know of anything good,
speak about it and push it along,
The sanitarium proposition has
caused much favorable comment.
The county sets a good example In
filling the ditch north of the cour
house.
Attend the meeting OF business
men at the Roswell Club rooms Fri
day night.
The local government weather bu-
real expects to be in operation by
next week.
Patronize the advertiser. There
is where you can get the full worth
of your money.
The man who adverrises is not
afraid for the public to inspect his
wares and prices.
When the land seeker becomes the
home maker our population will in
crease ever more rapidly.
BY the time the Hondo reservoir
is completed it will be about time to
begin work on the Triton reservoir,
1t is a paradox that the feverish
condition of Wall street today comes
from a bath of too much water,-in
the stocks.
Within the last few days three thou
a acres of land have been sold to
people who intend to come here and
make their homes.
l
This is the holiday season when
people are buying, n when h ad-
vertiser is reaping his greatest pro
it's from advertising.
It is the consensus of business
men that Roswell should go after the
sanitarium proposition as outlined In
The Record of yesterday.
So long as substantial improve
ments can be shown for the money
.-.a A,o-, tho TOW uovor fhQro Il
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1904-12-13
Keep something moving.

The School Board is collecting its
poll tax.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1904-12-13
Cured Paralysis.

M. D. BURNS, Agent.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1904-03-02
La Verdadera Politica

John Shafroth Senador republican, del esta-
d. de Colorado, resign6, pocos dias pasados su
puesto en- ell Senado favor de Bonyne, candida
to democratic que corri6 en- su contra en- la cleo
cion Resign6 por la unca grande razon de que
la mayoria de votos con que fue electo, eran
fraudalentos,
Bonyne dispute ell puesto, y Shafroth convi-
no en- que laurna que contenia los yotos Sc llevara
para ell captoo ALI Sc abriera, que 81 era
probado que ALI haba votos iegales, resignaria
As fue hecho, la urna fue Nevada, Sc abri6
un eXperto examine los votos, y halo que la ma
yora era un fraude, y Shafroth resigno, en- me-
dio de los aplausos, tanto de Senadores democrat
tas como repubcanos. Aresignar, djo, Stem
pre- he sido un defensor de la politca mpia, Y
siento que en- amos anteriores haya ocupado este
puesto ilegalmente, pero ahora resgno podeis
sentar al Sr. Bonyne en- mi lugar cuando mejor
oS parezca.
Elsa es la clase de potica que debe eXstir
en- toda la nacion. Facil habra muchos poIiticos
que digan que fue una simpllcidad hacer ESQ, pc
70 no fue simplicdad, fue honestidad, y la no.
nestidad debe exstir tanto en- poitca como en-
otras COSTS Hoy dia hly polite IS qua ocupan
puestos frudalentamente, y ademaS ven la poll
tica como ell medic principal para ganar dmero
no para ayudar al pobre. Para poder barrer la
corruption politica Sc necesita la honestidad,
initial ell ejemplo puesto.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1904-03-02
ElI LOCALES. IE3

Brigida Valdez de Las Cruces, lego nues-
ira plaza la semana pasada donde vistara por
algunos dias con sus hijos Juan Pablo y Estans-
lada Garcia.
Cristoba Alvar estuvo en- nuestra plaza la
semana pasada trazando negocos importantes.
Casimiro Pacheco de Cooks estuvo en- nues-
ira plaza ell Vernes tra2ando negocios de impor-
tancia.
Manuel Soils, residente de Dwyer estuvo en-
Deming la semana pasada con negocios urgentes
Jesus Villanueva de Dryer estuvo en- Dem
ing la semana pasada vistando amigos,
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1904-03-02

Los Judos en- cast todas las naciones estan
vengarse de la matanza ocasionada
por los Rusos en- Kishineif, cuando los Rusos ma
taron miles miles de Judios ell aho pasado a
sangre fra. Los judios son los principales f.
nancieros de Europa y, han cerrado las puertas a
Russia, mentras que del otro lado estan ayu-
dand) dc todos MOODS posbes los Japoneses
Grandes sumas de dinero Sc han levantado ia
vor de los Japoneses. En- los Estados Unidos
y en- otras nacones han mostrado deseo de ven-
care de algun modo.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1904-03-02
Fuego.

FL Microbes en- la noche de la semana pasa-
da hubo un pequeho fuego en- la parte norte de la
ciudad, en- uno de los edifcios pertenecien-
ties al Sr. Gill de esta ciudad FL ediicio estaba
rentado los arrendatarios no pudier6n salvar ma
da, ell edicio en- pocos minutes estaba consul
mdo por ell fuego. La compania de bomberos
aunque con cubetas, salvaron los otros edifciios
uue Sc encontraban en- es; "uadra.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1904-03-02
LA GUERRA
Los JapOneses SuCren algunas
PeTdidas en- un EuevO
AtaQue en- Puerto
Arturo.

La Aota JapOnesa bajo ell mando del Almi-
rante Togo, que tiene puesto sitio Puerto Artu-
70, Quiso repetir Ia hazana de Sampson, ence-
rrar la hota Russia en- ell puerto, hundendo dos bu-
ques llenos de piedra la entrada del puerto
10 mismo que hzo Sampson con la hota espahola
en- la bahia de Santiago. Pero no puderon con-
seguir su objeto. Fueron derrotados forza-
dos retrarse con la perpida de cuatro buques.
Manchura Sc esta rebelando en- contra de
los Rusos. Cinco mil Rusos Sc han movido de
Mukden para Summingung, por razon de que
agunas villas en- Manchuria Sc e5tan loyantando
y ahora hay 10000 Manchurenos stos para cual-
quer movimientO en- contra de los Rusos.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1904-03-02
NSssssa sgESVEIVE5VVE IEgGVEVEsVGaGSslr
:NOTICIAS :
GENERATES. :
EVlNRANAAAHARA RAAHHHHNAAHHNhHE

Mexico Sc esta preparandO para manufac.
turar su propias maquinarias
Fl reporte viene de Morenci, que una vena
RIGA de carbon Sc halo en- csc ugar que pro-
bara ser un buen hallazgo
En- conformidad con ell reporte del Superb
tendente de instruction Pubca j. f, Chaves
Nuevo Mexico tiene una population escolastca de
1850 con un crecimiento de 1881 en- lOmeses.
La ciudad de Socorro la compania rferroca-
rrera de Santa Fe estan procurando llegar un
arreglo por medic del cual cada uno pueda poner
parte del gasto necesario para desviar de la pla-
IA la Inca, la corriente del arroyo que ha eau
salo tanto daho.
Else muchacho es muy lvano."
NO. Els muy despacoso"
I'd dice ESQ porque no sabe cuan pronto
gasta su dinero,
Y I'd. dice, 10 otro, porque no sabe cuanto
Sc tarda para pagan sus deudas,
Comuncan de la Habana que ell decreto ex-
pedido por ell Presdente Palma, en- cuya vrtud
van ser aumentados los derechos arancelarios
aduanales, ha sido promulgado sera puesto en-
vgor proximamente, Los nuevos impuestos Sc
consderan mas favorables los importadores euro
peos que los amercanos.
Els algo admirador, hasta que medidas llegan
agunos hombres, para poder adquirr la regular
bebida de alcohol Tn despacho de Washington
dice que, desde que la ley prohibendo la venta
de bebidas ntoXicantes en- ell Senado y la casa
de Representatives., los augustos Senadores han
causado, que una taberna hermosamente elabora-
da, Sc estabeciera cerca del capitoio la cual Sc
comunica con ell Senado y la casa de Represen-
tantes por medic de un subterraneo.
Parece que cada dia por medic de la corriente
politica, invisible pero poderosisma, dos de las
mas poderosas potencias de la Europa, la lngla-
terra la Francia Sc acercan al embrolo de la
guerra entire ell Jap6n la Russia; la Ingaterra a
favor de los ntereses del Japon, Ia Franca d
favor de los ntereses de su aliada la Russia. Els
tas dos grandes nacones estan vgando la situa-
c6n con febriI nter6s cada da Sc aprestan para
eventuadades.
La resolution pasada por la legislature de
Porto Rico, demandando estado independence
para esa isla es una clara indication de que
lbs ofciaes federales puestos ALI, no son salts
flctorios Tn gran numero de americanos Sc han
localizado en- Porto Rico, y estan comenzando a
exhibir ell mismo espritu de antagonismo,
taxacon sin representation, ell cual fue la causa
de que las trece colonias Sc rebearan en- contra
de Ingaterra,
Los habtantes de Porto Rico no son nj aun
ciudadanos de los Estados UnidoS, y 81 no son ciu-
dadanos entonces son sujetos este gobierno.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1904-03-02
industrial Que no Sc Explota.

En- San Francisco del Rncon, en- esa pobla-
cion laboriosa en- donCe no Sc conocen los mendi-
gos ademas de la industrial de la manufacture de
sombreros de palma que ALI importante factor
de vida, Sc tiene, aunque sin explotar como Sc
debe la de fabricar objetos de mimbre, con tai
perfection, que las personals que los han vsto
aseguran que Sc confunden con los extrangeros.
Ell ST. Jefe PoIitico tiene algunos muchachos
dedicados csc trabajo; pero los objetos que
construyen son guardados en- vez de procurar ex-
hibirlos para buscare con la seguridad de hallar-
los una demanda que en- POGO tempo haria de la
fabrication de tales objetos una importante indus
tria.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1904-03-02
DE MEXICO.
[ToMADo DEL MlNERo MANUFACTURED. I
Minas de Carbon en- Coahuila

Minas de Carbon en- Coahuila.
Nuestros informes con respecto la explota-
cion de las mnas de carbon en- CoahuIa, son real
mente satsfactoros.
En- Hondo esa exploitation ha es'ado atrayen-
do durante las ultimas semanas, a un numero
considerable de trabajadores, la poblacion, muy
reducida hace apenas un smestre, cuenta en- es-
tos momentos 5000 habitantes.
Por 10 que hace a la exploitation de las minas,
un corresponsa nos dice: Ha aumentado cast
al dobe la production carbonera, sendo ell pro-
ducto de las minas el mejor carbon hasta hoy CO.
nocido en- la Republica. La buena prospective dc
negocios sigue atrayendo la immigration de ira
bajadores."
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-11-15
Name OF Mfr. r q Sullivan stamped on
~'o 1904" loo Cigar
u the smokers protection aud standard
W quality Factory. Manchester. y II.
FIRE AT NEWPORT.
Noout S1ON DamsJ e BY Crossed Wircs,
N Spenccr's Drug Store.

N'"r'rt. Me NV. H. Especially, --
'.r S"od PEOPLE II L IL town were
'"d"'N called irna thyir beds al 100.
Monday morning. hv It'll alarm Of lirc
sounded o. me urw steam iii" whistle
''r"n'lr~ installed, II No factory Of Ne
i"'d'n C"tticnseH MiEl. III III. b!,,y-
N'S It III" dru" Stu" .. Joseph L.
n'fhte' ca Mil st.oei .,md MAS caused
"H TIE cr2sSi"2 o. tn electric light
W, T'eS with d cab" % tn. y l.. L. &
~" ~
=, me ilfe c1uHnt GHdier The ewes ~
=, ouiidlh2 L1i MS discovered by
WIS l-atir GilnlAu. VINO utcuries the
e''' "V"r the store. Mrs Gilman rang
-, u'e alarm and then vigorously APP
r e, herself TO putting out the flames.
s s"e mad nearly succeeded when the
", S' piece Of fire apparatus arrived.
VIZ ""'llase Was small. possibly to the
Value of sloo. WY
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-11-15
FELL DEAD.
Suicide of an Unknown
Man in Lewiston Store.
Saying I'll End My Life, I'm
Tired Of Living Fired Shot.
Died in Few Minutes-Attcmpts at
Identification Futile.

Lewiston. Me. Nov. 14.--An un-
kucwn man committed suicide at .."5,
Mnn'lay aftcrnoon. in the store of
Michael i;rownstcin al Il Lisbon street.
Lewiston.
The man entered ihc store about
o'clock. and asked to be shown some
reviewers. This NJ. Brownstcin did.
What kind of =, revolver" asked
Mr. EroWnstcin.
"A big one"
He was shown ii IS or i0-calibrc re-
volvrr and given one or two old cart
ridges.
They are TOO big" he said. Give me
Il smaller onc."'
worked al light.
INSTANTLY The main took the revolver
and nut il TO his head.
Il am going to cIlI my life. ! am
tired Of living" hc said lie then sEot
himself in lie r,rht sid" - the head.
MI. Erownstciu fed to til" rear %
tIr.. Stol, IN terror.
Tht fcilnW f,ll back instantly his fun
length on the floor directly in front Of
the front door.
one or two others We're in the store
at the time. They ran terrified into 'lc
street and cried: police Police
The officers. were on the scene in no
time ami instantly collected. Dcruty
Marshal Leader came from the station
ana took charge of affairs.
Doctors Wiscman. DuchHrme. and
p, llctior were soon summoned to at
tend the man.
4 great pool of blood formed in Il few
seconds under the mans head and his
face grew Oh ,siIy pale. His breathing
was difficult and Huit' nois. WIS nltd
in his throat at times
Handeses were applied t" tn" m'.iS
head by the doctors. Liter. injections
were given. hut it was "f II" USE aud il
could he seen thit til" end was only a
matter Of few minutes
Father Eacon Of III, D"minican Nonh>-
tcrr. arrived ana administered the las'
rights Of the catholic church. An an
huIanrc was then Summoned ana il va
rlannrd to remove HE dying man 10 the
Sisters HOSPITAL.
However. ii was seen that death Ia
sct in and that he woCld bro. the ON i
second more Therefore they let him re-
main in the store. Every effort was made
10 continue tn" respiration.
Death resulted At 30. Al that tim" lis
identity had not been discovered II WAS
known. however that the man was OF the
I-r,n,b nationality
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-11-15
TO OUR HEROES.
A Fine Monument Dedi-
Gated at AndersonvilIe.
Large Party from Maine Attend
to Honor the Dead.
The Third Memorial to Be Erected
There by State.

\rdcrsoinillc. No:. IL The de,lica-
tory ceremonies pf the AndersonyiIle
monument. which is now being erected
in the Aldersonvil.e National GENE.
to:y, took place tolar.
Tie members of IT," Maine partv.
who took part in the dcdicatory cxer
cisrs. left Thursday morning aud con-
sisted of Levi NJ. Poor of Augusta.
Hon. :. j. Walton of Skowhegan. Sera-
ter l.. &. Morse of Liberty. the mem
Ders of the monument commission:
members OF the Governors Council and
their ladies'; Hon. Chas. H. Prescott Of
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-11-15
LARCENY OF $4,000
Against +. S. Cotton Of Form
er Boston Brokerage Firm.

Boston. Nov li.-Frank S. Cotton Senior
member Of the stool. brokerage firm of
+. 8. Cotton e Co. was arrested by Il
police inspector. today. charged with the
larceny of $1,000. Cotton was released in
bonds Of SlO.no. The firm of F. 5 Cotton
& Co. Oct. Is last. made an assignment
for the benefit of its creditors
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-11-15
FIRE AT TCP5HAM.
Cant. MaIiett's House Burned ara
Four Others Damaged.

brunswick. Me-. Nov. 1i.-During the
height of the storm. early today. fve
houses at Topsham caught fire and one
of them. the residence OF Capt. Waiter
NJ NaIlett. valued at $3.50, was totaliy
destroyed. The other four and, IN iar'.
tho anti.'e town OF Topsham, were saved
~ NOW end rain on the roofs.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-11-15
orAAKS FROM MAINE WIRES.

- hiugeau II Lisbon. nearly IS
60 9'u' Was seriously injured. Friday
~ ",nnoh' by falling from the top 81
~, Urn !" the iloor- a distance of 20
an. RS nip and shoulder were broken
anu ne was otherwise injured.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-11-15
THE NAUTILUS ASHORE.
Crew Taker Oh by the Gloucester Life
Saving Men.

Gloucester. Mass. Nov. flowing TO
the distance from shore Of the two
mastcd schooner Nautilus. which went
aground Of III" ney Dog Bar Break
water. last night. il vas impossible 10
coatinued on page %
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-11-15

In London the unusual heat OF the
~, summer gave a further vogue TO
~. s,raw hat and made silk hats so
unpopular that the factories aus
missed many Of their workmen.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-11-15

The site Of III" monument is i'm the
National cemetery at Andcrsonvi!le
hall a mile north of he original prison
the union to erect ii monument in these
soy and P.nnsy lvanil being the first
10 erect memorials.
Whcn the question came up in re-
gard to the site If the Maine monument
il Was -oriGinally proposed to place the
shaft in what is known as the Ander-
sonvillc park. nr"upying practically
the site Of IN" Old prison. but Judge
Walton. chairman Of the commission.
objected 4" the location because the
park comes under the jurisdiction Of
Georgia, and iii case Of any defacing
or nultilatng Of the monument the
members corl only look to the la vs.
nj Georgia IN redress. whereas in its
present location in The cemetery. ii is
acked and supported by the laws of
The United States. In the park wT1i"n
is controlled by the National Relief
Corps are the monuments Of Michigan.
Rhode Island. Ohio and Massachusetts.
The cemetery whore the Maine mon
u,nent is located Is Il very handsome.
spot, and is enclosed with a brick wall.
FIVE feet high. the inside being covered
with English ivy, and tropical trees
being located at frequent intervals
a bout the grounds.
The monument commentaries the
Maine soldiers who died in Anderson
vile. So far as can be learned there
were -. buried there. There were no.
formal exercises connected with the,
dedica ton. /
This monument scheme originated mi
4 some what peculiar way. and to Levfj
NJ. Poor of Augusta is the credit Of in
augursting the plan due. The idea OF
CONTINUED on page - II
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$3.50 to $500
II. G. Barker Co
FAIR WEATHER.

i:u>ton, Nov. I4.-For Maine and New
Hampshire: Fair. tonight and Tues
day. High northwest winds. diminish
ing. Tuesday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-11-15
They Anchor Below Panama

Panama. Nov. l4.-United States cru;s
ers New York and Ma rblehead anchored
this afternoon. in front of Taboga q
small island 10 miles south OF Panama).
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-11-15

Eiddrf"rd: Hon. William r. Hanes ,,r
Watcr,i'lC; Hon. Edward. f.. Chase 81
i;lu'bil: Hon. Geo. a. Murciie Of cti-
ris. The two rcIrai!iinG councillors,
Hon. charles Sumncr Cock Of Por!
Lana, aud Hon. Nathaniel NJ Jones nr
l:a!."nr. "crc un:tr"isiably detained
frNm being Of tho rarity. Oth"r mcrl-
bcrS Of the patty W"r" COL. \. S. Pur-
linton ri Eowtloinhr,n. privat" s",rcta-
~ to III" Governor. and Col. Francis
!rccfc f Eliot Of the Governors STAFF.
The ceremonies at Anicrsonville
took place. Monday forenoon. and in
tn" afternoon the trip was continued
through the south to Atlanta. Ca. from
which cit. the narty will stait. Tues
day afternoon. for St Louis. arriving
at that city at about ) O'Clock. Wednes-
day afternoon.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-03-09
STOCKS AND BONDS.

New York. March S.-Yesterday's fail
ure TO bring forth a decision in the North
ern Securities company's case threw the
stock market back into its old rut. II
is expected as the week draws to a close
short lines will be put out again in a
tentative way to be covered again on
Monday afternoon, should the decision
still be withheld
The movement of prices today was not
consistently in one direction for as much
as an hour during the whole session.
Prices Auttered for "a time either above
or below yesterdays level, but were not
getting from that in either direction. The
foreign tone helped the opening.
The London settlement was reported to
be favorable and encoura cement waseex-
pressed that Paris once more showed a
TO buy stocks in London.
Northern Securities made further de-
cline with the persistent selling of Penn
sylvania. undermined the market and
made the close weak al the lowest.
The sluggish movement of the stock
market had a noticeable effect on bonds.
Total sales, par value. sl.5SO,000 United
States bonds were unchanged on call.
Quotations We're as follows:
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-03-09
GREECE'S ARMY.

The Greek prime minister. NJ Theo-
toSis unfolded the government scheme
for the reorganization Of the army. In the
Greek chamber. the other day Il was
supposed. he said. By the suppression a
various exemptions from military service
10 raise the annual number Of recruits
from 6.1r) 20 1889. On the other hand,
the period az service viii D. reduced from
TWO years % eiehtee. months Grand
annual manocuyres vii b. held. in which
the C0nscriuts OF two years numbering
27...1 men. viii take pat The increased
expenditure Of the ministry of war viii
b. devoted n thes, pro iectr. - 90 Jrsch-
mae being allotted 10 mauoeuvres. More
over a special army fund viii b. created
u which s-pta" drachmza wII Do al
Iot-ed annually 90 cover loan u - o. .-
drachuae Tor the purpose - military
material II the nation wished f1r an
arrny. De said 10 must Dc willing 60 pay
for b. ana submit n uta taxation u
not. i must remain wholly ~ fhe mercy
~ the great Pow The suggestion -
an increase in tazatio1 has provoked
The wrath ~ the Opposition papers uhe
say rH- without reason that she rght
vay On get money for The army Is aoi 81
taxation. f1l hy a whsIeszle re5gctl51 -
The unn-ce--a-s expense - the cfea
admin r~trsfl7n. an5 especiaHv h5 ere
81 ieHaie shr'itsun % sins-l-sa Eut r.
81 doubtful EhetneT any Greek statesrsar
b. strong CROUCH 20 lrc.r the v-arh ef
the host ~ nffc ehol-trrs -Ne- Yrrs posi-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-03-09

Hogs-Receipts. $500. Market opened &c
higher, closed 10c lower. Top s.. 52iz
bulk of sales, s5.10G5.45; heavy, 5.40d
5-521k; packers, s5.20a5.45; pigs and light
AlOa5.35
Sheep-Receipts, 5000 Market steady.
Lambs, 81 5Od5.6o; western lambs. 81 500
$50; fed ewes. S3.SGd42e; yearlings, $I75d
$40; stockers and feeders, S2.75a4 %.
ST. Louis.
st. Louis, March s.-Cattle-Receipts.
$500. Market steady. Beef steers. So GQ
500; stockers and feeders, So 40a4. 40; COWS
and heifers. $3.o0lD420; Texas steers, s.. 10
GAO; cows and heifers. g. 15d3.9O.
Hogs-Receipts, $500. Market 5G10c
higher. Pigs and light, 81 75d5. 20; packers.
s5.osq5.50; butchers and best heavy, $40
@5.60
Sheep-Receipts. 1900 Market strong
Natives, S4-001450; lambs, s4.50d5.75-
st. joseph.
st. Joseph, No, March S-Cattle-Re-
ceipts, I.S00. Market steady. Natives, So. g
@5.15; cows and heifers. s1.75a3. 45; stock
ers and feeders. g. S5Gi415.
Hogs-Receipts. 1908 Market 5G10c
higher. Light $5.15G5.45; medium and
heavy, s.. 4oa5.55.
Sheep-Receipts. 1900 Market steady
to 10c lower than last week Lambs, $3.50.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-03-09
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