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The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1905-04-28
Jurors Drawn.

The recent decision of the United
States supreme court on the stand
ing of Indians who have become citi-
zens has had decided effect on fed
cral court matters in this state. On
account of this decision, Judge John
E. Garland decided that 1t would not
be necessary t draw a grand jury
for the Deadwoon term. Clerk Pen
dar and Jury Commiss oner Glidden
drew the following names to com
prise the petit jury:
William Huxley, Spearfsh.
NJ. ], Morgan, Deadwood
| 6. c. Atwater, Armour.
Fred n. Dexter, Canova.
D. livingston, Rapid City.
Thomas Rafferty,: Howard.
| W. II. Alien, Woonsocket.
Martin Olson, Violin.
| G. H. Mewing, Herreid.
]. R Mcknight, Pierre.
George E. Wickens, Avon.
G. B. Chambers, Roanoke.
G. f. Hayward, Garden City.
F. H. Maynard, Burbank.
Will Barnart, Salem.
A. B. Jacobs, Lennox.
Frank Moore, Salem.
| Andrew Yeager, Sioux Falls.
| William Bliss, Sioux Falls.
]. D. Smull, Millbank.
E. H. Frank, Woonsocket.
William Gleudenning, Waterfowl
J. B. Peterson, Sioux Falls.
F. A. Schemmer, Bonestcel.
Clyde Pepper, Ronesteel.
George Phillips, Oacoma.
]. 0. Willoughby, Bonestecl.
A. B. Conner, Hot Springs.
Tom Staplcton, Ellis.
Jacob P:att, Marion.
Brooks George, Ge,lvsJury.
james Noonaa, Yank tol.
liver l. Nelson, Renner.
d. W. Phelan, Milbank.
L. H. Pure, Woonsocket.
John Miller, Huron.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1905-04-28
Base Ball Matters,

Reg ts1er Jake Ihoup> on return
"a on II G Northwestern from Hot
Springs, where hc went for the pur-
pose of attending d meeting Of base
ball delegates from Hot Springs,
Rapid City, Sturgls, Belle Fourche,
Dca1wood and Lead. Those present
were: John Tierney, Deadwood: w.
j. lhomp> on, Lead; D. G. Muth,
Belle Fourche; w. E. Ladd, Sturgis;
w. +. Bruckrtt. by proxy to O. p.
Smith, Rapid City; o. P. Smith, Hot
Springs.
The meeting was called to order
and considerable business transact
I'd, among which was Il e selection
of officers as follows:
President-O. p. Snitl.
Secretary -Treasurer-.John Tier
ney.
Board of Control-W. I. Thomp,
son, John Tierncy. D. {. Muth, W,
E. Ladd, W. f. Brockett.
1t was decided to call the organ
z,,ion the Black Hill Base Ball Lei.
que.
The league adopted the National
League constitution and bylaws,
subject to revision by the board OF
control.
The secretary was authorized and
instructed to correspond with the
railroad companies in regard tC
rates, etc.
Emil Hargens Of Hot Springs was
appointed a committee of one tt
prepare schedual on the basis o
one game to be played on eact
teams home grounds at least once
each month. The schedule as ar
ranged by Mr.. Hargens will be sub
mitted to the board Of control al
their next meeting, which will be
held at Sturgis on May l6.
At the Sturgis meeting all details
will be settled and arrangements
made for games at once.
Mr.. Thompson stated this after
noon to a Register reporter that
every one of the delegates was EN-
thusiastic and all were confident Of
being able to put good teams in the
field and thus give the people of the
Hills an opportunity to witness gooc
exhibitions of the national sport.
! The Minnekata club OF Ho'
Springs, as usual. treated the boy:
in royal manner, and Jake return
ed home today more in love will
the pleasure resort than ever.
With six-club league we shoult
have some rare sport and the new:
that an organization has been per
fected will be more than welcome t
the many fans in this city.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1905-04-28

feet deeper. With plenty of water
it is safe to say the land is worth
800 per acre, while in its present
condition it is not worth more than
So her acre. He owns several thou
sand acres in a body and by develop
ing will have a valuable piece Of
property.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1905-04-28
The New Primary Law.

Follow the full text of the primary election law pas
sed at the last session of the legislature
Bisbee daily review., 1905-07-14
BLOOD ?os.cHlA1 RESULTS
Fr9m Bile .: oos-ce3. E.eenh3ld
 tac Sufferer.

Geo. Ks=-h2i5 "cs s-vo-=ly Litte= by Q dog SCGtay vhle out on Q hunting t-ip o1 the Ss1 Pedro river. Blood poison resulted. The dog is litt.e n.ore than a pup. and MT. Keen hold took him cut on the trip with him to train h.m to retrieve. While eadcavoring to take Q bird from the dog the latter bit him on the arm. Ar. Keeuh7ld paved DO attention to the wound, considering it a matter of small consequence, until his arm be- gan t0 swell iG 2 most alarming man. ncr CT Monday nigh. Dr. Baum was 2t once called iE and pronounc- ed it 9 severe case Of blood poisoning. While there is no immediate danger from the wound. 1t will be several days before Ar. Keerhoij will be able e resume his duties.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-07-14

TO LIKE TO STAY over Sunday and see n. A. WIN THAT CUP. BUT T@ GOING AWAY FROM HERE.
 Don't forget "OLlE' is at the HELM for a month now and he says he is eoing to do things to the shoe stock while I'm gone.
 Our A. 2. NETTLEToN FINE SHOE needs no recommendation for cce who has worn them. They sell 5ul 70 EIuo mo aIe pug du O0'cS IoI VERY BEST STOCK to be had and are LASTED PERFECTLY. All STYLES and FEATHERS.
 Our "SELz" shoe with it's SOLE CT HONOR" MAKES YOUR FEET GLAD" Calf or Kid. Single or Double eoie s3.5o and s4.oo.
 Our .. .. ARMY SHOE is the ON " Original Army Shoe in Bisbee.
 We've handled it with satisfaction ;o all for almost FOUR YEARS, and never hao to replace a pair yet. Ask a~v other dealer the same question. s3.5o Always.
 (Men Only.)
 SCHWARTZ BROS.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-07-14
SUPERVISORS HEAP BUSY
(Co.t'rued From Page One)

VII taEe a turn st the mining proper ty in the, couutr. and summing up the situation as a whole, il may De stated cOnseCvatiT5iy, that the board of equalization is busy"
 Assessor OReiHey is in attendance on the board. The figures as turned in by tho Assessor for 1905 foots up close to the nine million dollar mark. This is 9 EiEc-ease of almost two and a half n.Ii5n dollars over last year, and speaks well for the assessor When th's is added 10 by the board of equalization, it is nos an exagger- Gtion tc estimate that the assessment
 Jli vii be in excess CT this figure. Na:uraiIy this will bring out reduc- tion in the tax rate for this year which Ni,l be pleasing news to the large au3 small taxpayers alike. It "il EoJ be unreasonable to expect 8 az -atc below the two-cent mark.
 The raises handed to the larges! .catrIe owners of tha co3.ty ace.as fol. |
Bisbee daily review., 1905-07-14
ATHLETIC EVENTS AT
 GYMN LAST NIGHT
RAiSON-ELLiSTER MEETING ON TIE MAT RESULTED IN
 A DRAM.
kllister Got First Fall From Rais97. No Fall in Second 6out-Thon1as- Dahlgren Event a DraN--Big Crowd We'll Pleased.

A large crowd was in attendance ct the Gynn2sium last night at the ana tcur athletic meet. and the greatest enthusiasu was manifested by all throughout the whole time.
 There were five events. four wrest- ling malchss and a boxing match. The first bout was between Harrington and Miller. Time was called prompt " at S.S0. The bout was won by Harrington. who got the first and third falls. in 5:42 for the first and 2:OI for the second fall. Miller got the second fail in GAS. Both showed some good wrestling and seemed very evenly matched.
 The second bout was between Ben son and Rasmussen. Benson won both the first and second falls with ease. Time, first, 5:t2; second, 2:25-
 Next came a four-round bout with gloves between Thomas and Dahlgren. Thomas took the offensive through our the contest, and it seemed at one time as if he would win. In the last round Dahlgren took brace, how- ever, and the match was declared a draw by the referee.
 The next bout was the star att-Gc tiCn of the evening. It was between Raison. wn1 claims to be the champion lightweight of the Southwest. and AL lister. Of the Copper Queen Store. The first fall in this JOut to the surprise of every Cne, was gotten by AllisJer. who put Ra;son's shoulders to the ma. in the surprisingly short time of 2.55. The second fall was secured by neither, however. as after twenty-five minutes of hard wrestling both were willing that the match should be call e1 eff. The bout was therefore call cd a draw.
 Aihster made very fine slowing. considering the fact that th.s was h.r first appearance on the mat in any bout. Raison was never off the nat for two consecutive minutes during the whole bout. and assumed the de- fensive during the whole time
 The Eext bout was short and sweet. It was between Bowman and Hurst Bowman secured both the first and second falls in short order Hurst showed some clever wrestling. but ::e was up against the real thing. Time. first, All; second. 10:1L
 Everyone went home well pleased. and all hope that Manager Guernsey of the Gym will have another meet pulled off in the near future. All of the men engaged last night made a fine showing. and those who were de feated have nothing to be ashamed of. The bouts were refereed by Ed Illus son. with Baker as timekeeper.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-07-14
HAnT HOSE RACE FOR s75O.
15 Brown Here to Arrange for Such Event at cclun9-
 Benson Fight.

Ed Brown is in toa.l from Canaae2 looking after some business matters and on the side preparing for some sporting events at Cananea during the next week. wien the big camp in Sonora is to have several festival days.
 Among other things Mir Brown wants 10 get up a hose team race with Risbee, Tombstone and Cananea as contestants. The proposal is for side bets of S250 on the part of each of the contesting teams. the winner to take all, or the purse of $750 that would be pooled. MT. Brown thinks he will succeed in getting the teams together. He also yesterday closed with Kid McCiung for his fight to a finish with Jack Be-soa 2t Caranea.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-07-14
ALL ENDORSE JUDGE DoANg.
For 7esppointmert by the President.
 Hardest Worker on Bench.

Judge Fletcher Nj. Dean has been highly endorsed by members of the bar during the past ten days in Ora ham. Santa Cruz and Cochise couE- ties. Not only members of the bar have petitiOned the president for his re-appointment to this district but the layman has also added his voice. Judge Doan is undoubtedly the hard est worker on the Arizona bench. IL is no uncommon tE' ~ for him to con- vene court at 7:3O a. n. and continue the grind until evening Night ses- sions are the usual order. and Judge Doan is determined to clean up the docket.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-07-14
BOUND TO GRAND JURY
Was Bo5 surrs Yests-dzy for Assault
 on Hobbs.

n the court of Justice Mcdonald TesteTdey morning Robert Barns -|as held to answer to inc next grand jury in the amount Of $500 for cutting ". r. Hobbs. Barns had not the bond money immediately available. but says that he will secure ir.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-07-14

f-@ SToLn1 .- ScSc-7.
 W'-. Er. 2 .airor win 23.ccc in 8 belt a1ol va.s- $ aerv-rs a ten day Jal se-te2oe ia .as city. The offcEse c3maatai bg EtI was the carrying of a gun.
 When ai-a.eEed bef-r5 Justice 3Ic- Donald on the charge o5 having the gun, HI p.eai guilty The justice fined h.m 800. and ordered that he be taken 70 jail t3 serve the ten days which the law makes compulsory in .coluec.or with convictions found in the territory fer carrying Q gun illeg- ally.
 Iiil did net mind paying the fine ."f $50 from the roll of S3,o00 that he opened up whS Informed of the amount ccmirg from E.m. but he did .obsct most stre-u5us,y b serving the iail cni Of th5 sentence. However, there aas ID way cf escape from it. The law leaves the magistrates no choice. Iu addition t5 G1e levied jail sentence of rot less --a2 ten days must be served.
 When a:r-e.7E Eai w-s r-rch ---- Ter the iuf.Te-Ca ~f teU0~. a-d his arrest TI1lc.ly s-yet n.- from being l1G5cd Of the mercy h= had oa his Ter5on. Be c2-e e ms city on FrestaE from Ca-11es rec- where h7 r-. c-I.r 5c.l pc.e c1 mining sra2ut- -Ae -5-ar 1= hai vi,h him E,es a-ts @ G-ss rc--crt made on -lc Ur3pel t- When le showed the r---ey -1 tl- ---- a- [sr'lrei .e had the gun .1 1.s -~-ss-s-51 fer the pur- r-1e ci p--,zc-.r@ iae -cl.. tvt the f-cj was not s-racie-t to get him out ci ir5uA.r r. was shown ,'/- the eu1 fei. ca- e. -.a n-e'c-- oi Hill vh .e lc v-5 c1-yTs5S- n a saloon.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-07-14
SUMNER EXCURSION RATES TO
 CALIFORNIA POINTS.

Denver. Colorado Springs and Pu- eblo and return. S4740. On sale dGiiv UI October 18th. Good till October 31et.
 Omaha St. Joe. Atchison and New Orleans Leaverworth, Council Bluffs, St Louis. Chicago. Kansas City. 18th, 2Glh. 27th. 2Sth. 29th, S0th. One fare for the round trip.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-07-14

Copper Queen Arrivals TT Y. J. Leavy. Los Angeles; D. A. Lynne, Fl Paso; J. F. Brown and wife Cananea; Mrs NJ. M Brown, Miss L. Liggctt, Naco; Il. D. Gaines. N. Y; W. F.. Francis. Hereford; J. D. Distar. Cana nea; J. Y. Bergen, EI Paso; D. Cole, Cananea; ". H. Constable. Fl Paso; A. Shanklln, NJ. Hackney, St Louis.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-07-14

Attorney Merritt returned last night rom Tombstone.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-07-14
CHARGED WITH THEFT.
CT q D:sm5ra, Jcha Gray Is Brought
 Fr3n Douglas.

Constable Jack White arrived on the afternoon train from Douglas yes ter1ay with J2O. Gray as a prisoner. Gray is charged with grand larceny. It is charged he stole a diamond stud from B. r. Mcintyre. Of Upper Lowell. The theft took place several weeks ago, and it vas o2ly c few days since that evidence turned up which point. cd to Gray as the thief,
 Constable White located the man in Douglas and went down after him yes terday. He found him working in the ice plant of the Douglas Improvement Co. Gray submitted to arrest with out any trouble. The time Of his examining trial h.a not yet been set.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-07-14
GiS PLANT PEOPLE
 SECURE 4 SITE
FOR THE WORKS THAT THEY WILL INSTALL iN TS1
 CITY.
Have Net Yet Made Location of Plant PuoIie-say That They Will Con- nence Work Sooa-To Have Gas in Short Time.

Many people Of Bis5ee will be glad to learn that the gas plant is soon to be erected here. The franchise vas gwen by the Council to Los Angeles parties some time ago. and 1t seemed that nothing was soing to be done by the franchise holders up to few days ago. when Manager Mccoy ar rived in town.
 IL is now announced that the site has been chosen for the gas plant. and that the contract has been let for the erection of the necessary buildings.
 The management is unwilling to state just where the plant will be To- catad. They say. however, that ev- erythiug is in readiness for the i'm mediate starting of the work. and that the city will have sufficient supply in a very short time for all of its needs.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-07-14

J. 4. Karisor. the tailor. was a busi- ness visitor ct Eaco yesterday.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-07-14
WHEELER MADE LIEUTENANT
Or Rangers, Succeeding 5ro7Hs-csP-
 Ian 7ynri15 Goes to PhosniN.

Ca~ta.a Ryrui-E vas ia the city yesterday eGroute b Phoenix. where he goes to atte-d a meeting of the territorial live stock board. While here he made anrou-ceme1t of the appointment cf SerEoa2. Wheeler to le lieutenant of rangers. succeeding Brooks. Captain Ryn- n.ag is just home from Q trip il Chi huehua. He states that Col Greene has a iarse number Of men at work in the Sierra NaGres, and that excel lent headw2y is being made with his vSt:cus e-terC-i ses.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-07-14
NH E IN JAIL
 WIIH $3,G00 ROLL
IS SERVING TE.-CAY SENTENCE PROVIDED 5T LAW PRO
 .1iSi-tNG

Tse Carrying os G-rs-Hsn Is Wm. hii, anu Money Rer-cscrts Pay ncat Recently Eac- Sm oa Desi f-- SroLn5 i- ScSc-z.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-07-14
SEWING MACHINES

For sale. rent, or repaired at IXL Variety Store, Brewery Ave. doors above Vienna Bakery. Phone 1S3.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-08

HAY-Steady; choice timothy, $S.b049OO;
choice prairie, S6.5O97O0.
RYE-Steady, 6oc.
BUTTER - Steady: creamery, 160lSc;
EGGS-Steady; Missouri and Kansas
new No. wildwood cases included l5lac
per dozen. Case count, l4itc per dozen;
case count &c per dozen less.
Receipts, Shipments.
NhedAt uus.sssssss'ssss'sssss Ss-tovy $3.50
Notns pu.. u..'.ss-s-sss..''....' As-syyy p9py
Ohtes bu....,-....s.,-...s.s-- A-sUVv u,uJJ
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-08
NEW YORK GENERAL MARKET
Quotations of the Day on Various
CommOdftiea

NEW YORK, Aug. 7.-FLOUR-Re-
market aSoa seady fbSRoqS baf m Winter
ents. $45Oq6.OO; winter straights, 4l5d4 60;
Minnesota patent IS. .40d5.S5; winter extras,
ter low grades, s.. sOq3. 80. Rye flour, steady;
far to sood' A26q4.6O. choice to fancy,
CoRNMEAL - Steady; fine white and
yellow. A.lO; coarse, Sl16ql,1s; kiln dried.
RYEstcady; No. 2 western. 6Sl4c;
BARLEY-Nominal; feeding, 4SIsc, c. T.
Z, New York; mailing, 46g62c. c. l. T.,
WHEAT-Receipts, 1900 bu.; spot market
easy; No ' red Sl5se' elevator. and SS9sc
itoba, nominal, I. o. b., afoat. There was
lc break In wheat today. II resulted from
cables, big receipts, bearish northwest crop
news, poor export inquiry and liquidation
Finally there was a rally with corn. leav-
cline. September 81 5-l6qSSlse, closed at
s!5to; December; @4sS4se. closed at SsSsc;
CORN-Receipts, lSA375 bu; exports. 269,-
7Sl bu.; spot market easy; No. ?, Gle, ele-
yator and T. Q; b., ahoat; No. 2 yellow,
was duh again without transactions clos
ing net unchanged; September closed at
OATS -Receipts-ls4,5O 500 bu; spot market
easy; mixed oats, 20 to 80 pounds, S2qS2lac
natural white, 30 TO 81 pounds, S4A436c
clipped Wnlles 30 70 ~ pOunQat opt2QoSc.
HAY-.steady; shipping. 6Oa6Sc; good to
HoPs-Firm: state common TO choice
1904. 22d26c; 1903, l992lc; olds, l0dl2c; Pa
clc coast 1904, 2826c; 1903, lsq2Oci olds.
.HiDEs-Firm; Galveston, 2Oc California,
lSe; Texas dry l633c
LEATHER Firm; acid. 24626c.
PROVISIONS-Bsef, steady; family, 81 50
q12.00; mess, y9.50Q10o0; beef hams, S2OO9
$50; packet NQ.60dll,Oo; city extra India
PeEied esi Seiss ssoSiSSO Ss PsEied sSoSSS sfSsSdS
ers, S6.6Oa600; picked hams, N0.25q1075;
Lard, strong; western steamed, T.4Oa7.SO
refined, firm; continent S-s5 compound,
TALLoW-FHrm; city. ilAc; country, Al
4 RfCE-Quiet: domestic fair to extra. Sn
| d6lzc; Japan, nominal
| POULTRf-Alive, firm; western chickens
| i4hc; fowls, lSc; turkeys, lsci dressed. irTeg
| ular; western chickens, l4dl6c, fowls. 1870
| turkeys, lSd17c.
| BUfTER-Easy; street prices, extr7
| creamery, IQIlac; official prices, creamery
| common TO extra, lIltQ1c; state dairy com
| mon 70 extra l65ka 91sc. renovated common
| to extra, l6dl9lac; western factory, common
| TO extra, 15llSc; western imitation cream
! cry extras, lsitc; western imitation cream
| cry, first lSqlShc.
CHEESE-Ftrm; state full creams, small
colored and white fancy, .lhei state ful
/ creams small colOred and white, fair q
| choice, lO5kqllc. state fun creams, largi
| cOlored and white, fancy nAc
| EGGS-F1rm; state Pennsylvania anS
| nearby. fancy selected white 26d26c stat
| Pennsylvania and nearby fancy selected
choice 22q24c; state PennsylVania un'
| nearby fancy selected mixed, extra, 23lac
| western best i912d2Oci western best, goo,
70 prime, iSdlse.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-08

SHEEP-All told there were thirty -one
cars OF sheep and lambs in the yards this
morning, of which number five cars were
consigned through, leaving twenty-siX cars
on sale. The market as a whole was in
good, healthy condition. but without any
very important changes In prices in either
direction. There was n very fair inquiry
for fat sheep and the market on anything
answering to that description was steady TO
strong. The trade was not, however, par
ticularly active, as buyers seem to feel that
prices are high and they are not very quick
TO put on anything; still they keep buying
everything that comes at figures that are
very satisfactory to owners,
AdNlces from other market points regard
ing lambs this morning were not very en-
couraging. and partly on that account and
partly because the local demand was not
especially urgent the fat lamb market was
SLOW ana weak, with a lower tendency.
Feeders, both sheep and lambs, we're in
active demand, there being more buyers
than sellers. Everyone seemed to have or
ders In hand and there were plenty OF buy
ers Tor everything In sight. The market on
Feeders could only be described as strong
ana active. Both buyers and sellers would
ike to see more feeders coming.
Quotations on fat sheep and lambs Good
70 choice spring lambs. Sc. 6.2hd6.60 good TO
choice yearling wethers, S7bd500; rood to
ewes, S3.S5dA5
Quotations on feeder sheep and lambs:
Good feeding lambs. S0Od5.J0 good feed
ing yearlings, AO0g465, good feeding weth-
ers, SS5q415: good feeding ewes. S275d3.50.
Representative sales:
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-08
WOMAN WEAK WITH HUNGER
PitifuI object of Charity Is without
MorseI to Eat for Three
Days.

Sunday at noon as a man was passing a
little shack near the corner OF Eleventh
and Paul streets he had his attention at
ing in the doorway and beckoning to him,
On approaching the woman handed him a
bottle of medicine bearing the label of the
county physician. She wanted TO be told
how Ito take IT, as she could not read.
After the man had read the label the
woman said!
'I guess there isn't anything the matter
with me really except hunger. I haven't
had a mOuthful to eat but one egg since
Friday"
The man investigated and found the
Woman's story to be absolutely true, so far
as having anything In the house to eat was
concerned. Not a crumb could he find.
Questioned further the old woman said:
Il can always get food at the county
store when / am well enough 10 go after
1t, but lately l have been quite Ill and
could not so. The longer l waited the
weaker ! got, and now l am about ready
to drop"
Seeing that the woman, who gave her
name as Betty Findstrom, was almost
famished and very weak, the man made It
his business to have her immediate wants
supplied, with the assistance OF Chief Clerk
Leslie Of the county judges office. Her
case was then reported to the police and
the woman, who has no relatives or means
of support will be taken care Of probably
at the county poor farm.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-08

ne disposition of the days receipts was
ollows, each buyer purchasing the num-
Total

CAIILE-RecelptS OF cattle To-Day
amounted to l6g cars, just about as many
cars more than were received the same
Monday last year. The offerings were
mostly western cattle and Were Of fair
quality.
There was a pretty good run Of beef
steers and conditions were satisfactory
While there was no excitement to the trade,
buyers were picking up right along and the
There was an evident demand for supplies,
packers were free buyers and sellers found
little difficulty in disposing of their hold
ings. Cattle went TO the scales freely and
clearance was made in good season
Prices on the good grades were fully steady
trading on the poorer grades was little
slow. Corn feds, unless they were very
good were little slow in moving and prices
were a little weaker
There was rather small supply of cows
and heifers on sale and as the stun Is, and
has been in good demand for the past
week, there was considerable activity to
good time. Prices were fully steady on the
general run of stuff and Choicer grades
! looked a little stronger. Some OF the more
! common kinds were a little slow In chang
| ing hands and sales may not show quite
| steady figures.
Bulls, veal calves and stays were in fair
| demand and ruled about steady with Fri
| days prices.
! Stockers and feeders made a good show
! ing, there being plenty Of buyers for the
cattle and consequently a good demand.
Country buyers are beginning to look Tor
| their feeders now and the market on these
| kinds is in good shape. Prices today ruled
| fully steady with the better grades selllns
| a little stronger
/ RpnrasantatINp sales.