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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-12-13
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meeting of the State Grange at Mopt-
pelier showed largely incfdased attead-
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lowing busihess session this mcriasilg
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fco4amjttes Which lad claa;se df hi: nar.
ErhnddrIsents 81 the pTs4eaf c;3ax6iitiSn.
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"a falling tee at HE hone .ih spYinE-
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.l,an4angi Claims and graepsnees, Pr. Y.
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Grange to be IN heAseily iinapeial .eoli-
aitiof, $4,000 having been taxsa IL dnr.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-12-13

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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-12-13

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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-12-13

weAt 0lM Ssonsey To Assist Distressed
Eiahtihln.

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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-12-13
ocxMHNp TIE GOVERNOR.
Changers Refer 10 His Stability In Ad
iisihistration.n

The Vermont Erangers in their session
at MaHtpnlsr today paased resolution
comfsentssSg rheir worthy MASTER, Gov.
,BsH, for lis stability in ADMINISTRATION
Of kde absafhaneIt. Although specific
messs0n Is not made, the Mary Rogers
case IS meapt.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-12-13

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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-12-13
j. F. FITZGERALD
TRIUMPHANT IN
BOSTON ELECTION

Chelsea Edward E. Willard, Repudi.
cam.
chicopee---Albert 3. Taylor, Republi.
can
Hdlyoke-NatAsn P. Avery, Republi-
oen*
Ncwburyport---Wm. F. Houston, Dem
ocrat-.
Lowell--Janses. 3. Casey, .DemocratF.
Lynp-AC. n. Barney, Republican.
Newton Edgar W. Warren, Republi-
can.
Worcesier-Jehn 7. Duggan, Demo.
crat.
somsrviIle~scAss. a. erimppps, Rspub.
Iican. 1.ss.g r = ;a<s.
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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-12-13

"a There win be a special com.
~ munipsticn Of Granite Lodge,
~ 10. ss, v. y A. M. nest
%f-zA fiiday at 30 o'clock p. M,
f0r the purpose Of stfsnaing
49, the fGnsfal 81 out l6te hFpth-
er, Eli HoldeR, Also statea ednmpAiea-
tipn next aay evening at I o'clock.
Per order
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-12-13

NRalsert bTpIIg lett last night .fnE
69xattsnd NE fstslefAb 6f
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Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-24
higher; selling at s.7s1s.$, bulk of sales
nMAmA MmoLnsAne slAKekET.
Condition OF Trade aud Quotations on
stnnle mud Enncy nrnduce. y
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EGGs-Receipts, fair; market steady
LIVE FOGLiRY.Hens. gsc; roos,ers
ducks, &c sprihg chickens, lSVl4c.
BUTIER-Market hrm, Oacking stock,
cry, aa2ihc; prints. glsc
taidare grsuuiatcd, n barrels
y.ss PEI, ewt, cubes, $50 rer ,ow,t,, cut
ewt; No. 70 extra {, $50 per cwt No, u
yellow, $50 per cwt.. 2sSNX DowdereeL
''FREsR FIsH-Trout lic sanout, lie;
bunalo (dresSeui, s.. P.ckerei (dreSsed) Se;
lscaled aud dressed), SCI pike. lie. eStusn.
il5c, red snapper l0c; salmon, Nc; crappies'
l2c ses iSS 5ull9eads head lie 6lasE & 0sss ass
lobstcrs, grcen. &c, boiled Holsters SOC:
shad roe, l5o; bluensh, -
Hay Dealers SssoSfSstiEoHn: iEH 6hSice' 81: No.
], $3.50 No ?, IS; coarse, s.. These prices
are for hay 9f good color and quality.
TROPICAL FRUIT
ORANGES-Vaiencia, all sizes, IS 5OO95.So
LEMONS - Limonlera, extra fancy, E0
size, 500; 500 and $50 sizes, s., ,5OQSo0
.DArEs-Per box OF % lib. ,pkgs. -;
FIGS ~Caiifornla, per iO-Ib. SSrton. 7S0
Sc; imported Smyrna. 4-crown, l2c; T.
BGNANAs-Per medium sized bunch. Si.5I
d2.26: jumbos, S9bOQ30
FRUITS AND MELONS.
PEAR6-Bartlett, per 60-lb. box, 5000
pLUMS-Calfornia, pcs A-pasket crate.
N.5oql55; gross prunes, A,ib; Hungarians,
PEACHEs-Californiaf freestones, per box.
81 10: Elbertas, A,20.
CANTALOU q PES-Texas per crate, 500;
Texas, Rocky Ford seed, $3.50.
wATERMf.L Mf.LONS-Ala baina Sweets, $50
25c EACH Grated, lc per Id.
APPL LES-DutChess, Wealthy and Cobb
Pippins, in S-bu. bbls.. S.OOqS.@; in bu.
OsSKe's' 81 VEGETABLES.
WAX BEANS-l'er 1z-pu. basket, R5deScl
string beans, per 1s-bu. box, SSq3bc.
POTATOES-New per bu,, &d25c.
BEANS-NaVy, per bu., g..
CUCUMBERS-Pe doz.. 25c.
TOMATOES-Home-g grown, h-bu. baskets.
CAsf3AGE.-H Home grown. In crates, PEI
H., lkc.
CNiONS-Hornc-g grown, yellow. red and
white ger bu., 5Oc
BEET s. New. per bu., 7bc
observation-disclosures, per doE., 25c.
SWEET POTATOES-Virginia per 3-bu.
MISCELLANEOUS
CHEESE-Swiss, new, t5c; Wisconsin
! -, 1Q,. nell 1ifY,hN 10
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-24

Artleles Open. High. Low. Close. LYes,y:
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NEW YORK STOCKS AND BONDS
Improved Outlook for Peace Causes Buoy
ant Feeling in Financial Market,
LEADING RAILWAY SHARES ARE HIGHEP
BuyinE for London and Continental
Account Causes Increased Firm
ness in VaIues-CIose
ia Active.

NEW YORK, Aug 25.-The improved
outlook for peace at Portsmouth was a
potent factor in shaping the course Of
was reflected in the foreign markets The
trading kept pace with the volume of the
previous day, with a number Of substantial
business. Reading and the Eries were less
conspicuous, their places being taken by a
the Industrial shares. Nevertheless Erie
common and second preferred advanced to
new higher records. Reading. recovered
to within a fraction of Its record price, but
was later irregular. The United States
Steel shares We're more active and stronger
tnan for some days Pennsylvania led the
active list In the early dealings, and
Baltimore & Ohio, Union Pacific, Southern
Pacific and st. Paul were prominent, the
gain. There was quite a movement in the
Gould group, Missouri Pacific advancing
smartly, with marked gains in all the
Colorado Southern issues. In the general
list the most noteworthy advances In
cluded Louisville & Nashville, Atlantic
Coast Line. Atchson, Ontario & Western.
Rock Island, Southern Railway, Smelling
preferred and Sugar The last hour was
the dullest period Of the day. Heavy
realizing in the active list was largely
responsible for the general declines. none
| of which, however, was very severe.
! Operators in the various pools seemed to
| have expended their ammunition, and
! traders, as a class, were cautious to the
mittmcnts. In tho last few minutes OF
]
speculation. which carried such stocks as
| Union Pacific, Missouri Pacific. Amalga- =
mated Copper and the Steel shares to the
days best prices and drove the shorts
to cover once more. London was reported
20 have bought a considerable amount OF
stocks in this market on orders for her
! own account and for the continent
Local money conditions continue easy.
! The bulk Of today's call loans were made
| below per cent, while the rates show
an active tendency, four months being
oHered at 5% per cent as compared with
I per cent on the previous day The
| financial institutions with important in
| terror correspondents are agreed that in
! spite Of the probable increased crops the
banks in the west and southwest will this
| rail- finance the crop movements to a
greater extent than in recent years There
| Will nevertheless be, heavy Withdrawals
! or money now on deposit here by the
| banks of those sections
Bonds were steady. Total sales mar
! value, A1300OO United States bonds Wire
! all unchanged on call.
The quotations on the New York Stock
exchange ranged as follows:
c. IfsrI,T 7 ffz.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-24
New York Mining Stocks.
NEW YORK, Aug. 23.-Closing quota
tions on mining stocks were as follows:
Foreign Financial.

LONDON, Aug. 23.-Money today was
plentiful and cheap. Further dividend pay
ments offset the calls on the Brazilian loan.
Discounts were steady. The stock exchange
was more cheerful and a more hopeful
view was taken of the peace negotiations.
Yesterdays losses were recovered and some
weak accounts were eliminated by yester-
days selling which. was well absorbed. The
tone was firm in all sections. COnsols and
Japanese securities were especially good.
Americans were irregular at the opening,
but under the smart lead of Philadelphia
& Reading and New York, Lake & Western
a general improvement developed and prices
were well over parity, hardening further
in the afternoon on Wall street support.
The market closed irm,, Foreign securities
were steady on better Paris support Japa-
nese and Russians recovered yesterday S
declines. japanese imperial 6s of 1904 were
quoted at l03%.
PARIS, Aug 23.-The bourse today was
firm throughout under the influence of more
favorable peace news. Russian imperial Is
were quoted at S9.lO and Russian bonds of
1904 at $500.
BERLIN, Aug. 23.-Hesitation on the
bourse at its opening today was replaced
by flrmness and activity based on informa-
tion from London that hopes of a satisfac-
tory result of the peace conference were
entertained there.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-24
NEW YORK GENERAL MARKET
Quotations of the Day on Various
COMMODITIES.

., HEw YORK; Avg 2smFt69pIgR.RfsGeiPts g osy 6pIJ
S active GO'S1 winter a' patents, Slsai75; winter
stralghts, N.Ooq425i Minnesota patents,
A.9Oq5.5O; winter extras, SSOOq345; Min
nesota bakers, SS6Oq4.OO; winter low grades
81 90g3.40. Rye -four, steady sales, 500 bbls. !;
fair to good, AOOq4.2Si choice to fancy
''jSCS 'CoRNMEAI1-s fine white and yell
low western, $50; coarse SliegllS; kiln
RYE~steady; No. 2 western. 6s'ac, c. f.
BARLEY-Dull feeding, soc. c. +. Buff
WHEAT-Receipts, 1900 bu. exports, l5,-
931 bu.: spot market firm; No. red SIC,
elevator; No. red Sshc, to arrive, I. o. b.,
arrive, I. o. b., ahoat. Opening a trine
easier, wheat at once rallied on the de-
cided strength of northwest markets and
was generally firm all day, closing &dhc
net higher. Other bull Influences were
light receipts, fair clearances and big
gs0Isc closed al SO%c; September, sss. q
S7t4c, closed at S7hc; December. S7$qSSbc,
''eS9 CoRNHReceipts, sO5, 225 bu.; exports, 1sO =
S29 bu.; spot market barely steady; No, 2,
Gle, elevator, and 6lc, T. o. b., anoat; No.
ye9tw %e ouist So ali Thte day ana G steS9H 99Rqn in
tone closing net unchanged. September
closed at 591sc; December, 6l&c, closed at
CATS Receipts, 267,9oO bu; exports. 5s5
bu; spot market steady; special, 26 to %
pounds, 29Qg1eCi natural Whllei 81 10 81
pounds, 9OdS1o; clipped white, 80 TO 40
play iHfRIYiS.Duii; shipping. Coo; good to choice.
FEEtD-Quiet: spring. bran S1675; August
shipments. middling, sn125' August ship
ments city, $lSO0QlS.6
HOPS-Steady; state, common to choice,
1904 19d25c; 1908 lSfp20c; olds, lQql2c; Pa
cifc coast, 1904, lsQ24e; lsOS, l7aisc; olds,
"a VHTiITD6Es-ouiet; Galveston, 20 to 25 lbs.
| 25c; California, p TO 25 lbs, lSc; Texas
| Cdry) Is 10 so lbs, 1s1hc.
/ PRbVISIONs-B steady; family, 81 80
| di2 90: mess, So 50dl0.O0; beef hams, $2l OO1
! . So: packet SlO50a1l. 90; city, extra India
mess, Sls.OOal9OO Cut meats, rrm; pick
I led bellies, 81 OOd11.O0; picked shoulders,
| 81. .OOd76O; picked hams, l0q1l. 25. Lard.
I firm; western steamed, &.l0qSS0; refined,
| drm; continent, 10; South America $50;
| compound s5Bd6.0O. Pork, firm; family,
| slT 56d1sOO; short clear, H4OOql650; mess,
ia. 7T'G2SEf.Li9oW-steady; city, &c; country, Al
SRiCE-ouiet; domestic, fair to extra,
| SlL66lc: Japan nominal.
| BITTTER-Creamery, common 10 extra,
| l7lsd2lhc,
| POULTRY-Alive, easy; western chick
| ems lee; fowls l3ISc; turkeys, l3c; dressed,
| steady; western chickens. 1iGl4lac; fowls,
| i2al2lkc; turkeys, lSgl7c
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-24
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS
Features of the Trading and Closing
Prices on Hoard OF Trade.

CHICAGO, Aug. 23.-Possibilities Of inter-
ference by rain with harvesting was the
Indirect cause Of firm market for wheat
here. sharp upturn at Minneapolis was
Immediately responsible for net gain
OF ta@c in the September option. Sep
,tember corn finished Ac up. oats are a
shade higher. Provisions netted gains Of
Early foreign advices favored the bull
side OF the wheat market. although later
cables quoted prices lower Traders were
seemingly In waiting mood and business
was light. September opened a shade
higher TO a shade lower at SO1ac to SO9sc
and under slight selling pressure went
on to SOasqShc. Offerings were OF an in
diherent character and prices readily re-
sponded to an advance in the northwestern
markets. Minneapolis and South Dakota re-
ported rain with indications of contin-
uance OF showery conditions. Millers were
said to have bought quantities of Septem-
Der wheat against sales Of -four for future
sive and their efforts to cover meeting with
restricted offerings sent prices upward.
September advanced to Sic. Profit taking
brought about a recession from the high
point The close was steady with Sep
tember at OBc. Clearances Of wheat and
flour were equal to 262, 600 bu. Primary re-
ceipts were $4,000 bu,, against 624.OOO bu. a
year ago. Minneapolis, Duluth and Chi
cago reported receipts Of l9S cars, against
ago.
a good demand for export held corn
houses were on the selling side of the
market and commission houses readily alb
sOrbed offerings. High temperatures in
Kansas also eXerted a sustaining influence,
inducing some covering by shorts. Septem-
Der started Nc UP at 53c and except for
an early dip of 525kc showed a steady im-
provement The close was at the high
point for the day with September at 53asc.
Local receipts were 3Ol cars with lB cars
of contract grade.
Oats were dull and trading was inclined
to drag The strength in wheat saved
prices from suffering loss and eventually
caused a shade of improvement. Accep-
tances were liberal. September opened un-
changed to shade lower at 25Bc TO 25Ac
and closed steady at 5%M25sc. Local re-
ceipts were 1872 cars.
Provisions advanced undec larE' ~'tr-
chases by paCKerS ana Tor Shipping account
The market for live hogs was sharply
higher with September pork closing l215G
up at sl45O Lard is 71k0l0C higher at
ST9215df.5. Ribs made a gain of l219c at
1886.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat
10 cars; corn, 453 cars; oats, 22O cars; hogs
1S. 900 head.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
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Metal Market.

NEW YORK. Aug. 2-META LS-The
London tin market was strong, with spot
closing at Rl52 and futures at e15l los.
Locally the market responded 10 the ad-
vance abroad and closed strong at S3315G
49, 80 for spot. Copper also was very firm
in both markets, closing at e7O l5s for spot
and SO SIS Cd for futures in the London mar
ket Locally lake and clectrOlytic are
quoted at SIG. 6.0Odl6.8 and casting at S1562hG
f5s71k Lead was quiet at Sl6i7L7) in the
New York market and also remained un-
changed in London, where spot closed AT
R14 spelter closed at e24 us Cd IN London,
but was easier locally at &G5q5.75 for spot.
Iron was steady TO firm abroad. with Glas-
gov closing at sos Cd and MiddlesbOrough
al as I'D Locally the market is reported
in a firm position. No. ], foundry northern
is quoted at 25d7O0: No. I foundry
northern. SIS. 75dl6 90; No l foundry south
ern yl5.75ql6.75; No. foundry southern,
SIS. 5Odl6.25.
ST. LOUIS, Aug 23-MCTAT s Lead,
steady, S45214d455 spelter, quie-, S.57lR.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-24
New York Live Stock Market

NEW YORK;, Aug 23-BEEVES-Re-
ceipts, l,759 head; market for good steers
firm to lOc higher; medium and common
slow. but about steady; bologna bulls and
medilm and common cows, duh to 1Oc lower
steers s sGUG o%en IUw nd ,i nSXe SE
bulls, $S.25Q420; cows, Sl.40Il370; cables
quoted live cattle firmeT at l01adll1kc al
Liverpool, and llhG12c dressed weight al
London. Exports were 27OO quarters OF
beef.
CALVES-Receipts, 2,444 head; veals
opened steady: closed easier; grassers and
buttermilks, steady; westerns, slow; veas
S.5GqS50; throw-outs. A0O4S.0O grassers
and buttermilks, $S.OOd3.75; westerns, 81. .OOd
4.40; dressed calves, steady: city dressed
yeals, sql2l2c per pound; country dressed
S4ll14c.
HOGS-Receipts 4,769 head; market, cas-.
ier good medium state hogs $500
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts g. PSI
head; sheep market firm and good sheer
higher; lambs, 25c higher and active; sheep
$3.5Od5.00; culls S25Od3.25; lambs, t7.506I9. %
culls 81. 0O66 25
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-24

The disposition of the days receipts was
as follows each buyer purchasing the num-


CATTLF-There was only moderate
supply OF cattle here today, about 191 loads
being on sale The receipts were about as
heavy as last Wednesday and show gain
year. The general quality of the cattle was
good
There was a fair run of native steers
here, but the big end of the receipts con-
sisted of westerns. In spite of the heavy
runs of the last two days the market held
up in good shape. Buyers were out early
and were after supplies. There was a good
inquiry for cattle from all sources and
there was considerable activity TO the
trade. on some of the poorer grades OF
western stun buyers were a little bearish
and were asking concessions Good to
choice westerns, however ruled generally
Choice natives were in good demand and
prices ruled stronger and in some cases an
advance of dime was noted, there being a
top al $50.
The COW and heifer trade had a better
tone than any day this week and the she
stuff was in better demand There were
very few corn feds on sale, western cattle
making up almost the entire receipts
Choice cows were strong to a dime higher
generally, but the poorer grades were only
steady.
Good bulls were about steady with yes
terday's prices, as were veal calves and
stays.
Stockers and feeders were in very good
demand and activity was the principal
feature OF the trade. Everyone seemed 10
have orders and with the good inquiry
prices tended upward. On the good heavy
cattle prices were fully dime higher, while
the light stun and common grades were
fully steady. Representative sales:
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-24
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MAREET
Wheat Strong on Bullish Tendency in the
Northwest.
MINNEAPOLIS TWO CENTS HIGHER
Good Demand sends Corn TO Better
Figures-Oats steady, with Fair
Demnnd-First New Corn
Reported.

~, OMAHA. Aug. q, 1906
Rains ana threatening weather In the
HnygLthNtst caused covering by shorts In
Minneapolis and that market was up about
e, rms Infused strength into the market
,,esto Ssstisiaction was expressed that Gal
gsestoh mas got into the wheat market for
september loading for France and is bid
aing the market price September closed
at sOhc, December a S2thc and MAY at s5ssc
Good demand keeps strength in the corn
market Twenty-eight loads were worked
ior export at New York. September nm
ished at ss9tc, old September at 539.c, De
cember at 481hq44c, old December at SIC
Oats were steady, with fair demand Sen
ee4tc and May at 2sssc.
Liverpool closed unchanged to I'D lower
hd lower on wheat.
ssi 900 bushels and shipmeSts ia 5iSS a byebe bwebbe
els, against receipts of $4,000 bushels last
year and shipments Of $4,000 bushels. Corn
10000 bushels, against receipts OF 3sl 900
pusheis last year and shipments Of $4,000
bushels. Clearances were 1860 bushels Of
wheat, $4,000 bushels OF corn Il 600 bushels
of oats and 5000 barrels Of flour
o.si EHeStiye t We September ], freights at and
Nc bushel on corn. This, with the stead
lly advancing ocean freights, will operate
The bull Interests in corn are preparing
10 care Tor all that Is delivered TO them
next month by chartering lake and ocean
room. An increased business In heavy
grains is causing ocean rates 10 advance.
Export sales OF corn yesterday were 400
900 bushels for direct shipment from chi
cage The seaboard sold 10000 bushels
and reported a firm market for spot de-
nveries.
Lawrence, Kan, reported the arrival
there OF wagon load OF new corn yes
Isrday, the ears large and we'll matured.
lnls Us the hrst new corn reported sold
On the wheat situation Dennis of Chicago
wired the George A. Adams Grain company
asi as ioIlows: We have been trading in Sep
Eeoruary 6, and 1t has gone from CSC TO
&c up to Sic. Down TO SIC back TO qOc and
down to 79%c. There is still a large scat
tered long Interest in II and in less than
the regular September wheat liquidation
These millions Of long September held
must be sold outright, or sold and Decem-
per and May bought instead This will
tend 70 give up dragging market and in
tensify any weakness coming from the
start next week OF the spring wheat move
ment. The export business reported Is
put an aBgravation as yet, and far from
the real thing. Nothing in my opinion
VIII correct the situation but a basis that
Will admit Of heavy export sales"
Omaha Cash Sales.
WHEAT-No. hard, ! car 7shc; No. {
hard, car nc; 4 cars, 76c; No 4 hard,
CoRN-No. 3, 1 car, 494c
0ATs-,No. white, l car, Ahc; No. {;
mixed, 3Ac
Omaha cash Prices.
WHEAT-No 2 hard, 7sdSOc; No. hard
16q1lci No. 4 hard, 73q74c; No. 3 spring, 7eo
CORNING. 2, SOC; No. 3, 49Ac; No T. 49ci
no grade 43q4Sci No. yellow 50kc; No.
yellow 5Oc; No. white, 5ohc; No. white
o.oATs--No. 2 mixed. 2lc; No. mixed
23%ci No: 4 mixed, 23c; No. white 24Isc
No 3 white, 241lc; No. 4 white. 2S1hc; stand
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-24
Kansas city L,-e stock Market.

KANSAS CITY. Mo- Aug. 23.-CATTLE-
Receipts 1900 head including 1000 south
erns; market on corn fed steers 15c higher,
others 5ni5c higher: choice export and
dressed beef steers, S5.20d5 S. fair to good,
A00d5.l5; western steers, S34Oa5 40: stock
s. 65d4l5; southern cows, a.756iSO6: native
cows, N-75q400; native heifers 81 25Od5 90;
bulls, S2l5d3.5O; calves, s2.50G550
HOGS-Receipts 5000 head; market 5dlOc
higher; close easy; top, 1925; bulk OF
sales, s605Q6.25; heavy, S6OOq6l0; packers,
B05Q&20; pigs and light, S6O5q6 25.
head; market on sheep steady; lambs lOc
lower native lambs, S5.756D725; westerns
S.l5q7&; fed ewes and yearlings s. 256i
s, ,65; western yearlings S525Q5 65; western
sheep, 4,5OQ5l0; stockers and feeders,