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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-09-22
Illinois Central R. R.
Annual Stockholders Meeting al Chlcsgo
tober Is. Personal attendance Of
Individual Holders Desired.
Free Ticket to the Meeting

Public notice is hereby given that the regu-
lar annual meeting Of the Stockholders OF the
Illinois Central Railroad Company VIII ne hed
at the Cempany's Office in Chicago, ILLINOIS, IN
Wednesday, October IL, zoos, ~ ~ ocioe1
10 permit personal attendance at said meet.
ing there will be issued
To Each Holder of One or More
Shares
~ the capital stock o. the Illinois Central Rail.
read onpany ~ registered On the books *
the .nns Many Al the close III business on Tues
day. september 10, 1905, who u ~ inH age.
a TICKET ENABLING HIM OR
HER TO TRAVEL FREE
over tho conpanys liare from The station on
thr Illinois entfal Railroad nearest 10 hls or
| her registered address 10
CHICAGO and RETURN
such tlc kct 10 be good for the journey TO chsea-
go Gully during the
Four Days Immediately Preceding
and III - day OF the meeting and for tho return
journey from Chicago only on the day OF the
meeting and the
Four Days immediately Following
lwheu properly countersigned and stamped
/ dining business hours ON or before SATURDAY,
( october !, ZOOS that Il 10 say between y. M
I and y. m. LIN The Office Of the Assistant sec
cetars, MIR. w. q hyuen, in Chicago such
ftickct may ne pDtAineu oy AnN uuturf " St"NN
l registered ~ above, on application, In writing,
10 the Presidents Of the company IN hieaga.
4 but each stockhoirer must Individually apply
Tor Mis- rr her ticket. Each application must
state the full name and address of the xtcck-
holder exsctiy MS given 10 hts or her Certificate
4 Of stock, together with the nunher and date
sasS Sssssss c cse rs sos
ine u stock a. registered On the b~cks g the
ltrmpany. v. N. 3. 4, ..4..
1 NY
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-09-22
lLLINOISCENTRAL R. RICO
ons.way sacona class Rstss ~ Ca
lfornla.

Ss1.05, Cairo to San Francisco, LoH
Angelica, San Diego, Coles, Cali, and
All other points Ia California taking
California common rate; also 70 Pres
,ott and Phoenix, Arlz., via Ask Fork.
md TO Phoenix via Maricopa. Ticket
void March 1st TO May 18th, 1905, anc
september 18th to October Hist 1905
s--4-~-.--~a----- tW
For further particularly regarding
above rates apply to the uadsrsiEned
]. II. JONES.
Passenger and Ticket Agent
A. NJ RAMON,
General pasenKsr Agent
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-09-22

Es 1rRine leave CRiroi
:3E a. ~. IsiHly hicuEQ festihui
T,imited, arriving H. Chicagc 81 1879 =. a
connecting with afternoon trains for all point
asst and north.
2.2O A. M pnifY ~. I4ovia %i@nt LiWIite
arriving In ST. Louis az 7;0s q. b., UonuActin
1t Union Station for III poiit west. sleepini
,are omen at 9s4b p. m.
$40 "a. m, Chicago Daylight Hxliress
except Sunday. makes al stops aebween Csi1t
aud Chicago, arriving IN f'hicago stbs5O p, N
6tIoa. M. st. Lnuis Morning Express
except Sunday, arriving In st. Louis st llir
making All stops.
II:i5 n. nj. 81. Louis Faat Mall, arriv
ing in -. Louis at 6;Cs o. m.
MS a. IN Chicago Midday bpectn
arriving in Chicago, 1850 p. N.
2:35p. IN. iyAiiS ~. Louts Limited. mr.
ewing in ST. ! oais at 7sShp. m, connecting
Union Station for Kansas City, 0niahs, Den
Yer- San Franc,Aod and an pofuts vest.
1855 ". m. Hars ExprosH fnr sthlns ~
tngham, Matt on, Teloha, champaign Oh
q ago
6;I0 p. m. Thches accommodates.
$40 n. M. Chicago aud FtssteFn EH
press arriving III Chicago ~ SOS s. m, Indisn
apola, 7:2S Cincinnati, io.S5 a. M. Buffalo, MA
y M. New York ESQ o. m. Sleeping csrr
. h cago,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-09-22

lDiioAAiS NAtN- ~ N AAttl4hf "liNtr
Jocelyn. June. Koehler. Lawlee. Mag
ner. Nem. Nallis. Nordman, simon,
Snyder, Werner and Wood-14. Nay Il
none.
The committee on claims and ac-
counts. together with the respective
committees to whom they had been /
referred. reported recommending the
payment Of the following:
Miscellaneous Claims and Accounts
John Pennick, q days on streets.
s40.50.
John Massey, q days on streets,
s4o.5o
Patrick Kennedy, 25h days on the
streets, $SS.25.
james Long. 2G14 days on streets
$9975t
James Murray. p days on streets,
s4050
William Taylor q days on streets,
$1,000
Alvin Lee, q DAYS on streets, $l051
John Higgins, n days on streets,
$3.50
Maurice sullivan, u days on streets
/ $fo50
Sol Pettus, 27 days on streets, $1,000
William Walker 2G days on streets.
$4,000.
Alfred Trottes 16, days on streets,
$4,000.
Jasper Mckinney 1G days on street
s24.ao.
Howard Newton. one month on the
streets $4,000
silas Scott y days on streets with
? team, $S1 4o
Thos. Mehan. q days on streets
with toam $500
Z Louis Koealer, " days on streets
! with cart $3.50.
Andrew Serbian, 81 days ON street
+. with team. $2975.
Robinson coal company % days OF
G street with team, $500
g b. r. ThisleWood 4 days Ga streets
q with team $1,000.
b John Lindsey, one day With team
Z $500
I Thos. Meahan. lG days as foreman
t, of teams, s3209
L beIusrs INV sllnerintendipe HIT was
y ons and dist ibuting 81 lime sG3.75.
i !. M IL, 49, 600
+ ]. ]. llugkendall, s days as specit
e sanitary officer $lG.
" Frank Hagey. 4 days as special san
/. airy officer, $500
A "a III al "a
az. ~ oar e,a 40 - = = So
n i Z wilson davs - snaci,
,aitary ffioar eqo1 =
% hi Fitlaerrajd 12 Anu IL clerlt
"a aa1,h darara,ant ealgo
4. MI. s pfpa' 49,, s, e-'. ,a.,-
Il. Zen 9N'uhsl,.o way a. cietN leal
r. ie I l.l, sl !. a.. a.,., /,
~. Dq XII on ~ = aaSs q 9teoiai -
Il -o.P p,a,.n u aa,, .aao,,, u
Ia I 4 M n uus n ~ apeN'"' y
IA, rh4 4i'V ea,itt j ,,,.s |. s,aot,, I,
as AL soion
ye ware. O Nelljs - davs rs sneci
ah ,4ieer se4Go
ito NTH Koen u davg N special d
nd oer 5000
Nv lIiam Casey ~ DAYS ng supc
mr. aicsr $>40a
Iol Andrew Rourlte Il DAYS nc snec
ted officor s9rbo
ak Sam owens n days ID special j
ina ,ar s2l no
on steve CASTOR u days a. snec
nicer $4,000
re ! IL Canada "A DAYS as soec
mt ,Ficer s26.Go.
Il NJ Walker IA davs ~ spec
and ,fficar. $4,000.
DDS Jake Young n days Al special !
ina len $4,000
The G A soloman Q DAVIS as speeia
mo, or $500.
led Henry Hamm IL DAVIS al snet
ing tficer, S24Go.
me d r. james ~ days 4. spaajI
lrd er. s24.03
and Wilfam Whitcamp day
IS u orioar elcan
ma shaap'.'.c, NM. a. o,,,
fur WITH. %1ano ' ~ n
,,1it tf'h'
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-09-22

Don't neglect your advertising. 1t Is
as important as carrying stock.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-09-22

Darroe4ua,c Far May York and
! dSSCHxSsS ciFiea anould bear I"
That the Illinois Central s The anicsfal
by many hours, leaving Cairo ~ a:abt
arriving in eev York a. 1850 the second
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-27
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

New-York October 2e
raErJc p.,eins were 10 cars or 33S head Including
II cars for fsIgSterers and for the market.
were about ~ cars cattle In the but moth
ing doing today Of any inpqtaoe 1 run sfeady
good dressed beef and prime beef was Arm
odinsrv to good beef prime and extra beef at Sh+G9e
Western dressed sold at 5Sc for inferior TO prime
quality. Liverpool and London cattle Inakets SOW The
for j.. Shamberg SON. To-JTorrow the Celtic
sailing for Liverpool is estimated to take doOo quarters
CAf,vFs-oniy 80 head received to-day. ali OF which
consigned direct to slaug ana with the e1
medium veals which sold at 81 6oSfSN per 100 ~
Dressed calves steady City dressed veals sold at sQ
way i34c country dressed at Td1i3c dressed grass
ers and fed calves st 4sg'e .s rrO-. doclpan com.
yesterday 17s cars. 1886 mead, nclud
for slaugherers and l4s for the market and
good quality steady; the undergades weak
ambs slew and 25c lower or cars were ASey to be
Gs5 100 N; medium prime lambs at S. nag .
choice at 81 So Canada lambs at 81 so
dressed mutton steady at 7Q10c per ID dressed lambs
easier at 10G121sc per II.
sales-s. Judd & Co; 10 Jersey lambs q 10 average
14s 10 81 90 jersey sheep 132 10. at
So; do. 81 H. at IS E9r4 State do 80 10 at 80
so; 1913 do a ~ 81 do 40 10 at 81 so:
OHIO do II ~ at 81 20; 1l9 Indiana DO u 10 at 81
Newton Co: 119 State lambs G3 ID. at 81 25 sheep.
George /, s. Dnlenback: zoo Northern Canada lambs.
J G. curtis & Son: IS State lambs s3 70 a. Sc 75
Tobin shannon date yesterdayl: Sa9 sla'e lambs OF
HOGS-Receipts 81 z cars. 4Gs1 head. all for
city slaugh.erers. Nothing doing in the live hog trade.
10 for heavy to light weights
Sales cali day yesterday)-s. Judd Co; 30 pennsyi-
1853 So 60: roughs 500 H. at 81 Co. stag $40
IL II Hollis SO state hogs 15s H. s. e5; roughs.
211 10. 81 Go.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-27
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.


CoTToN-The Gotten market less active than
yesterday. but the volume OF transactions was much
Early fluctuations while comparatively narrow. were
sas Il was almost Impossible to establish any definite
trend OF values but later the market ruled heavy
liquidation OF old long II did that
Of last Tuesday. due any less bullish view of
s @ epn m9 h eaa @
Liverpool would make very sensational response to
sssosnparatieeIy tame showing which may have
s s5s in Rsss and it seemed that local bear
were dong e a Sosh int the a way o OF
containing bear arguments as to erep and trade cond
the reaction BY forcing out smaller longs
u .s -e1 boIaine hnish views of tie situation as
sisted operation by selling for profits and
better buying level. Responding TO rather disap-
ge ae rsnofs the aTfet opened Weak at unchanged
prices TO decline OF points Heavy overnight buying
sneIs Of the previous night drins the first
s SpI ard esndsncs around Ios7c for snuary
Hss sn,srx ecned 10 Bee or = points net
ioser ana and 81 points below the high level of pre-
r Gns 81 r .. e points sales We're essimaed ct 500
tsi'is eulls ssf1steE bur were Exceeded by
eYports and Southern spot markets were generally
steady firm, and in most instances from l-lsc TO
vas sss pressure 3Bs assns usI near
sag o5 penna deens 81 points on Some months
ihe msset had sharp 5sis VIII me cio5e SAL s 600
zrs Of which % 600 bags represented exchange
The opening decline was due 10 somewhat disaplonls
easier primary markets and rather heavier
rYnary receipts accompanied by favorable weather
rorts from Paulo The rally seemed TO bs due 70
from Wall Street sources. support
rom trade that the December long
interest had been practically taken of The
report probably out OF tbs smaller volume OF NEARBY
which of merely mean temporary
withdrawal of offerings the purpose OF promoting
Partial recovery before again attempting 10 iqudats
HavTe stated that the market there
depressed the unfavorahle closing OF New
York on previous day and the easier primary
-Harre about 4 franc lower eariy but later
recovered part OF and closed 4 franc lower
Hamburg 4 pig lower or the Brazilian markets
RIO declined IS rel. and Santos 100 refs Receipts at the
~ 66.0o9 bags, against $1,000 last
Gao PauIo receipts day 405o against
year The market for spot coffee quiet
but steady. with quotations the basis Of $50 for
Rio Nc. &
The range of contract prices the local
II was
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-27
OTHER MARkETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago Oct. 2e-cATTLE-Recepts 10000 head:
market steady higher; s 35Gs6 stockers
and feeders 81 75s4 heers So 2O8s5 %; bulls 81 40
81: cows and Gamers 81 50s3 calves So 50G$I 90
HOGS Receipts. q coo head; market lower Shipping
selected SIS bG7s5 2713 mixed and heavy. 81 3oq
s. l24; light s4asa LIZ pigs and ropghs ssasz 20
higher others steady to weak. sheep. sSas5 rs lambs
cncnnati Oct 2e-oGs lower butchers ,, and ship
pers So O5$5 25 common 81 5Qs4 20 CATTLE steady;
far e good sinners $4gs4 81 eOmmop o, s2@s2 25
East Buffalo. Oct 26-cATTI1E. Receipts 400 head
nothing VEALS-Rece;pts 100 head: active and
steady. s. 6o9So fseeeins $500 head SOY.
WORKERS 26s5 % pigs So 25as5 80: roughs s. 25g
so; stays S3gS3 rs: dares and Sj4S5 20
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts. 12o0D head: sheep
steady: lambs dull. 30c lower: lambs So 1a1
yearrgs. Sc 256S6 so: wethers and IS soy
So IS; sheep mixed 81 50S5 90: Canada lambs S7S7 30
City, Oct. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 1890. in
Guiding Southerns steady. Choice and
IS 25$6 co. good 81 00s5 90
western steers 50 75$4 56 stoclers feeders So 4o
10; Southern steers 81 25s4 Southern cows 81 75
81 20: native heIfers So 50a4 80: bulls 50 O0as3 co.
calves 50 5OaS6 80 HOGS-Receipts, Il SEQ market sd
lower. Light hogs 1095c lower; top IS 02ts bulk OF
90; pigs and lights 81 Goas4 971& sHEEP-ReceiptH
200; market firm. Native lambs So 50fS1 20; Western
lambs. S. 5o0s7 m md yeariings 81 as 00 Yves
Clipped yearngs S. G0GSS 90; Western clipped sheep
81 25QS5 %: stockers and feeders. So 50aS4 80.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-27
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE. FRIDAY. OCTOBER u 1905

make contracts delivery ahead owing 70 IN. .t-.ns
q Chicago pc dently m nu xeTcsa e eass
Price. deman b ind was ready to n. high
oOnhsll cable from odessa the market Their. was very
general "a lwsy strike end the outlook to
tSs rya aer cables from ohe sources connmed
the leading factor of the day all domestic markets All
as ult sdvanc ng tendercy Il tic ma ke Al
Eroc vas IS some disposition to take PROF MICH with
around ieooo bush week or about three times
tr around noon. me peopie were heavy buy
sronss p ns at hour Shn he sIket de 10 ed its
sshs on ate ruInors of huge
rss Rad to Euftps but this sots wa reEardoa
psrt ess b Informed people as excessive Minneapolis
west was heavy buyer times during the day. To
il higher on the russian news es we're @ e
parity point. net higher whie Berlin '9 wss
o sak q ps and gaapss. only points higher
two as THE , @ 5 scsps s
beard ele.snce. While 80 large a on the
Closed an Cash wheat in the market
as Ns-ts., sa0st No NOFthsrR Duluth ssss and No
ss loads December on the curb was quoted at 9e,ic
oE-Excegtonsl activity continued to be the feature
ksts IL pOn, strength and closed sfaio net higher
buyers here owing the continued strong spot
sna Inc railroad troubles but there also good
held back by the poor cables and selling of May by ee
w.isht the bear Export demand Continued
estimated d' at Is load. at t. ali
ports win sossleiy larger aincet orked but
with 1917 coo bush last No corn at the close
white s4c and No yellow e coo aro sloat Ts
Good buying Of oats At The West and further big
to.day It was reported tn. close GOO
as fooTs Mixed as to 81 s nanTs
w s 50 to e NJ sSasass clipped White SO to 40 10
NewYork. BARLEY ste. -: Feeding. 4ic and mating
delivered S sEsH Wheat 0''aO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-27
THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW

- York by the grace OF God free and independent
Thomas J. p. Ave.l, F,n,iIy
Averill deceased ard to all in tn.
estste OF Jul ct Augusta kemp. la the Ccun
70 k d cea ed, as credi,o s. gate or
otherwise. send eat You and ach of hereby
@ q iif- 60 o.
Surrogate of the County CT New York tn. Su rorates
Court Of said held at the County Court Honss
in the County of New York. d. OF pecenber
1905. half past ten o'clock OF
day there atterd j1dlci7l men 4 the
account of the nzs Of Ar hur
click Morton Tryon AMI Stephen r. Tying executors
Of the VIII of the said Juliet Augusta Kemp eased
and rs trustees OF each # trusts the e5y ted
o. any supplemental &C o Mt VIII ch nay be hereafter
he1 herein and such OF you V ciJeI a. a-a
under the of tweutyone years required TO APP
nv s-.t = = o % - have
none appear and appy to be appointed or In
the event Il failu SO. guardian
will be ned by the Surrogate represent and act
for you IN the proceeding
In TESTIMONY whereof have caused the OF the
Surroga ties Court of The said c OF Nave
YORK to be he eunlo ar1xCd. W tina Hon
Seal. FRANK T. FITZ fEitAi d. a Surg a OF
our ssid county. TIE COUNTY New York
tHe 10Th a October he OF orr
Lord one thousand nine hundred snd FIVE
Ed A. r0NNEII,Y
Clerk Of the sure ates Court
JOHN IARKTN attorney for accountant. ara
prstnf!ce address. ~ Wall St. Boro. Of Manhattan
n. Y. c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-27

cr,-,o>,, West zSd st. " r.
STATIONS: Foot Liberty a.. N r.
Time shown below 10 from Liberty 81. West 23d
leaves 10 minutes earlier. noted by designating
EAsToN, BETHLEHr;M ALLENTOWN AND MAyCH
CHUNK-z4o0 (7fs Easton). 9.10 A. NJ. 120. A+r.
e.o 90 - Easton ohy) P. ~ sun. zf2o A. NJ. log
wILKEsBARRE AND scRANToN-e1o A. NJ. 100 SEQ
r NJ sundays; z4:s0 :. NJ. SEQ p n:
HEGAI,z4 90 o 10 4 NJ; Iso 800 dakewoo. asd
$40 Lakewood and Lakehurst.1
ATLANTIC CITY, 40 A. ri. kt3.fo P. NJ
LONG BRANCH nSBURY PARK. OCEAN GROVE.
PQINT PLEASANT AND SEASHORE POINTS-s4-0o,
e30. 11.30 A NJ, 1e12.40 XII 49, as Is, s. 30 So
li201- Sundays except Ocean Grove. eco n. AGO.
ATLANTIC HLDs sEABRIGHT. MONMOUTH sCH.
EAST LONG BRANCH 90. $50 $50. r.3o A. N.
J. 80 k3 a. 4So. $50. $50 /. a. Sundays, goo A. n,
sj1,OO A NJ n'laOo mi 90 q 90 $500 400 n. 8 co.
nl'6.0o 200. 1880. goo 5000 p NJ. t'1, IS nadt
BALTIMORE AND wAsHINGToN-s:OO rn.10.oe siaoo.
fAMsPoRT1lf zsso 4s9o i Ffsi9. 1000 To
a. NJ Reading oniyl. 90. ~ 20. t26o P II. Read
ing Pottsville. Harrisburg only. TACO 500. 7.3o r
sDaily. tDany except sunday ssundsys- tParos
only. Via Tama.--s. aExcert Saturdays. mDin-
From Twentg-ihird street-b52 20 p n cs so p H.
e12 20 NJ. 30 P NJ. j1150 P. M. k3 20 P NJ.
Offices: Liberty St. West 23d ST.. House 81.
l24 1900 Broadway. 1S2 9Th PSI Ava %
Union Square 2Igs Sd Ave. 2T9 West 125th St.
Rrcoklyn 300 broadway Williamsburg. New York Trans
calls for and checks baggage to destination
w. C. BESLER c. NJ BURT.
vice-Pres & Gen Mgr. Gen. PaRs'r Agent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-27
TRADE IN CHICAGO.
tBv Telegraph to The Tribune. !


Chicago, Oct. 26-The wheat market to-day
shook off all appearance of being mere depart
rlent of the Armour house. whic: it beginning
to assume in the eyes of many in the trade. and
broadened out into general business in which ali
were equally interested The great Increase in
business caused a strong advance in rrices. Ar
ruour who had been a free seller until sc had been
added to the price withdrew that. and lack
ing that drawback to its further rise, It quickly
added another lc to its days gain. AT the close
December showed an improvement OF 1&c and May
of 2isc Among other things TO excite the market
near the close were rumors from Minneapolis that
the IniIlers there had sold anywhere from million
TO million and half barrels OF -four. large pro-
portion of IL for export. That lacked confirmation
up to the close All the other grains were strong,
and even provisions with the exception OF October
ribs
The influence of the Russian railroad strike
the foreign grain markets was an incentive to
strength In the local wheat market There was an
advance of 7sc over yesterdays closing prices, at
which there was heavy selling for account of longs
who took good profits. Local receipts were So
Estimate for Tomorrow 11e cars. December closed
at the top selc after selling as low sSc. May
sold from Ss1c TO 917sc closing at eiiac to 917sc
The conditions that wero good for the advance
In wheat helped the corn pit There good
general demand higher prices prevailing through
out the session Local receipts 100 cars OF
which q were contract grade. Shipments hence
were 1A5 aaD bushels Estimate for Tomorrow IZT
cars December sold from 4544c 4sssc closing
at the latter price May closed at the top 4sIsc
The lowest 453sc.
business In tho oats pit was again large and
active sbortp who feared further advances Gov
cred freely, while longs who sold yesterday. rein
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-27
E,IgopeAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Isvsrnooi ~, 1g-closing WHEAT-Spot steady:
No , raS y-a.,arn winter 3D. futures quiet December
sd March sd. CoISNlrot, ha9; american nike
MaTe 4a 6d TPitAscanadan firm 6s Go. FIoURs
cas dull e iosgfS los BEEF Sai extra aoi india HsE
sbar, ~ t IL m firm at as Cd. BACON steady
Cumberland cut 20 to 80 ~ bls SHORT rib is to "a ~
Ionr ciear mi light, Is 10 "a 10 Dos Cd;
long clear mddes heavy So TO 20 10. 5os short clear
sHoULDERs square II 70 ID 10 steady az s2s LARD
refined in pty .,eadv al cd. RUTHERFORD United
States nomnsiiy SIS CHE EsE steady: American finest
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-27

stated their lines. Receipts we're aca cars Fsti
mate for tomorrow. "a cars. Shipments were 100
900 bushels. December closed at s0Tsc The Lowest
was soc and the highest soEe. May closed at the
top sslsc after selling as low as s2asc
Provisions ruled easy in the early hours hu+ :,
steadier feeling developed later In the session
There was good cash demand both foreign and
domestic. for meats and lard January pork sold
from aS f2l2 to sl2 IS. of TO N2 So January lard
sold from 10 50 off to s5 70 to s. T7is and January
ribs sold from 81 50 or to S. Is 10 Sc i2ls and re-
acted TO e 4Iia. Hog receipts were 2S0oo head and
prices at the yards were Sc to loc lower
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-27

The local market spot closed quiet and
Changed the basis Of 10 CSC for nidding upland and
iesoc for middl.ng Gulf. Deliveries contract 200
bales Southern markets were teegraphed as fol
lows: Charleston firm. 1sc higher at l0Hsc; Norfolk
Steady. nc higher Iosxc: sales 900 bales; Baltimore
nonnaliy &c higher at 10s4c Augusta steady, Lee
over at 10 716c: 353 bales: Mobile quiet lice
higher at 10 T16c sales bales: Galveston steady IN
enanged I0sxc 265 bales: New-oreans steady
&c higher at 10 fi-I6c; sales $50 bales; Wilmington
steady isc lower 10Isc; Memphis steady 5sc lover
~ lose; sales. 1850 bales Savannah STEADY &c
higher al j0Ac; sales s256 bales ST Louis steady -
ilsnsr at loSc; " bales. Estimated receipts az
leading points for today: At Houston. $500 10 500
against Il f33 week and at Calves
or l6o0 TO l5o0o against 4s5 last week ana II 500
NJ year. and New-Oreans. 1900 to oOoo against
''si1 last week and 1oB3S last year
Receipts ports and interior points to-day, COM
Aed with the same GAY las, week and last year:
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