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Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-12-14
TANNER LIKES TURKEY.
Commando erin Chief Writes About
That Dickinson Fowl.

That DICKINSON FOWL
Commander in. Chief James Tanner
evidently likes turkey. This 10 the
letter he wrote to Father Leary thank
inc him for the Thanksgiving fowl
sent from Chapman:
"Oh, you willy old Paptistl Here
you are appealing to my Protestant
stomach with 9 delicious looking
bird, and when he shall have passed
through my kitchen tomorrow and
comes to form the Centerpiece Of our
board, there will be blessing on
your dear old head, and while the
toothsomeness OF the bird will be ap-
preci ated to the fullest extent, the
than kfuIuess will not be so much for
the material part'Oi the matter. as IL
will be for the kindly thoughtfulneaS
that presents this token Of re~em-
brance In such delicate manner, so
appropriate to the season.
"And then the proud lineage, kept
up am assured, for sixty years, COM
ing down from the lordly line that
parAdsd the prairies Of Kansas At a
time when the most stately mansion
was the tsPee or the savage Oi'hs mud
shack Of the first settler"
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-12-14
TINE 10 PAY TAXES
After December 20 Penalty Of 5 Per
Cont Will Be Added.

It might not be out Of the season to
remind the tax payers Of this Coun-
", that It will pay them to come
early and pay their taxes, as there
will certainly be . rush In few days
The law states that after December
20. o penalty Of b per cent shall be
added to oil unpaid taxeS. Many
have . habit Of always waiting until
the last minute to pay up, and then
they find an immense jam ct the court
house and the result 10 that they
usually have to wait an hour or two
for the turn. II would suit everybody,
IL taxpayers would hurry up and not
wait for the rush.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-12-14
Va, Too Rad q p.at I'm.

The Concordla Blade says. Of The
Aigh school contests Friday 1.-The
Abilene girls were At = disadvantage,
% they we're taken from different
teams. and thev lacked team work.
The Abilene boys are a gsntlsmanly
lot aud play good football, but luck
vas against them yesterday for II vas
thsir frst defeat this season. The
athlsllc association gave party last
sssalng for the boys and girlS from
Abllons. Aboal so guests we're Prss-
eat and they certainly had = mighty
good tine singing and playing games
Sud talking over the games Of the
Afternoon, d which Abilene vas de-
1aaied both timss. However, tbsy
took their defeat grsosfnlly hud The
oonoordia boyb and girls say that thsy
wsro lovely people % enteFtaio cad
tk,tit VS. alnost TO had % beat
ttun both gnnes.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-12-14
School Report.

Report Of Walnut Grove, Dist So,
for month ending December 8; Eu.
rollmsut, boys 10. girls %, total Al
Those neither absent nor tardy tot
the month are: Catherine Bert, EnOS
and Erma Brechbill, Esther and Anna
Noel. Esther and Floyd Duffy, Chez.
ter WsIOh, Jennie ana William Sheets,
Lissls and Susie Cridsr, Nsvs Chaney.
Average daily attendance s..
Don't miss the box social at the
school house Friday night, Dec. 20.
A good program and plenty Of fun.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-12-14
NAY BUILD NEW HALL.
Parker COntsmplstsS Structure 100
Feet Square on Cedar.

G. W. Parker is having the old GEL
lar Of the old Berry corner at Let and
South Cedar cleaned out and Is con-
templating the erection Of new block
on that location.
II he does 1t will be about 100 feet
square with business rooms below
and big hall above. The latter will
have movable seats and . pretty
stage and be suitable for fairs, home
talent shows and such things now
given In lodge rooms. The hall will
also be fine dance room and will
be In great demand. What Parker does
10 done right and II be goes ahead
with 1t Southside will loom up 10 the
business world.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-12-14

Duffy's lip. face and shoulder. One
OF the babes got in the game and Dit
Of the end Of finger.
Mr.. Parker who was nearby was
summ oned and Immediately sent
Duffy to q physician who 'eWed up
bis wounds. Duffy admitted that
the accident was due to his own fault
and assumes all responsibility. How
ever Mr.. Parker will bee to 1t that be
receives the best Of medical aid until
fully recovered. Positively no out
siaers will hereafter be admitted into
the wigwam, unless BY special per-
mission aud accompanied oy the
trainer. The cages are strongly built
and 1t 10 impossible for animals to get
out. However II . man ioolishlY
insists on sticking bis hand into the
cage he might as we'll stick the other
one into buzz saw.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-12-14
Buggies for Everybody.

We have bought bugges this than ever before
and they exceptional values You can gets John Deere OF
Vee Buggy and you will have something that will wear Well
run well and look we'll Prices as low as $50 tor good top
bugges. See urlarge stocks
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-12-14
PRoBAsCO has ". 0. =. ..
Kew Organisation Il Formed II
Northeast ni0kinaon.

Kew Organisation Il Formed in
Northeast Dickinson.
A short time ago q meeting was
called as the ProbaSco Schoolbouss
for the purpose Of organizing W. O.
I. U.
Rev. Eugenia st. John Of Galina
met with the ladies' and after talk
ON sccial purity organised . union
with six members. II has since gath.
cred strength until 1t now pumbsrs
thirteen.
The officers elected we're 10 follows:
President, Mrs. Lettie Mcdonald; vice
president, Mrs. Sarah Peatling; cor
responding secretary. Mrs. Clara
Weller; recording secretary, Mrs.
Laura johnson; treasurer, Mrs. Mollie
janis. In honor Of the organizations
and the new church now nearing com
pletion, the union was named The
Eugenia St. John Union Of Bethany.
The meetings are hold at the homes
Of the members every second and
fourth Wednesday Of the month.
The next meeting on Dec. 18th will
be held Of the residence Of Mrs. Maud
Reed. All are cordially invited.
Two departments Of work have Of.
ready been taken up: Press work
with Mrs. Maud Reed aS superintend.
emit, and Loyal Legion work with Mrs.
Sarah Peatliug 90 superintendent.
A legion has been organized which
meets OF the school house once 10 two
wesks on Saturday afternoons. All
young people are welcome and 1t 10
hoped that large number will soon
be 10 attendance.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-12-14
n,aa IN Kansa, civ.

Miss Kate Palm, q former resident
Of this city and 9 daughter Of the late
Benz. Palm. died at her home in Kan
sss City yesterday. The body vas
brought here today BY her sister and
burial ia Abilene cemetery took place
Immediately after the arrival Of the
afternoon train. A memorial service
will be held In the River Brethren
church Sunday, Rev. N L. Hoffman
officiating.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-12-14
Rsforn.d Sunday sohool Otlosr.

The Grscs Reformed Sunday school
elected officers as follow: H. G
Lover, suPt. ID. sOmmer, Asst. supt.
LssCa Livingston, SEQ. \. FritH, Asst.
ssO.; Anna skylss, Lib; h. schivslsy,
Asst. Lib; h. Fritz, Choir G. W.
Shelter. Asst. Choir; Nan Butt, Treas.
and Organlst; Mrs. @. O. schivsley.
Asst. OrganiSt
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-12-14

As acre chicken farm for sale In
Abilene; big yards, 20 big apple trees
other fruit, new barn. 9 room house,
clstern, etc., all in good order. Write
or call llO7 West Let street. IL s.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-12-14

Reliable nsn with bsst rsisrs0oss
warts TO rsas good farm. Address
W. b this omsa s7-tssus
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-12-14

an paying IS TO so cents = 100
pounds for good cast iron.
ssu c. ". PAHEEH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-15

and 81 soas4 bulls sass h.,ferz 8, 2,ex,
calves 81 45S7 90 HoGS-Receipts Is. head. mars
ioioo lower; shipping and selected IS sorx5 e5, ix.S
and roughr SlGs5 Is. sFIEEP-Receipts % 600 hss5 :
81 50QST. - '''
Cincinnati. Sept. 14-HoGs quiet butchers ana shin
pers 80 SoGso 81 common, 81 25Gs5 s5 CATTLE steady
far 70 good shippers. 81 15GS4 rs common, S2sa IS
SHEEP t strong S3qs4 4o lambs strong sSqs7 40
East buflaio. Sept 14-CATTLE-Receipts. 100 head
STEADY prime steers 50 5Ogs5 70: shipping steers 81 $50
- oO ouchers 81 4GS5 heifers So 50GS4 SIS; cows
~ l9gst; pulls 81 50lS4; stockers snd feeders
81 stock heifers, 81 1903 VEALS-Rscslpts IO3
mead active soc higher. So 50ds9 so HOGS-Recetpts
Zeoo mead; fairy active. shade lower heavy
and forkers g ds5 IS; IS so3s5 S. roughs 500
81 go stays 50 5oSi dairies SIS 50aS5 grassers sos
50 90 SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts, $500 head; sheen
steady lambs 25c higher; trade active: lambs IS 75a
SIS; sheep. mixed 81 50q$5 'V
ncudlhg 10 southerns market steady. Choice export
dressed beef steers. IS 25lS6; fair good Sass Is
"a steers SSgsi IS soclsrs and feeders. s. 500
& go b TStss soSs 81 6Szs3 70 native heifers 81 5o9
81 % ou4s SzIs5 40 calves sSGS6 30. HOGS-Receipts
s5s sead arks: Ioe lover: top IS so bulk Of sales
st ss - oos1 20 sEIRsesip5 1000 head
qsI fed ewes and yearngs. 81 25as5 25 Western year
feeders. So 601a$4 80. anu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-15
TRADE IN WOOL.

The Boston American Wool and Cotton Reporter Pre-
sents general complexion OF the situation.
The wool market continues IN healthy condition al
active sales OF the week being
smallest recorded time past There is how
business pending and the outlook IS
regarded satisfactory. Tho London sales are
pected open Tuesday with prices fully sustained
all grades especially usrtnos which men,
bers OF the trade expect quoted higher and the
developments in the goods market such 70 lead
the belief that good healthy woTsted business Is 10
continue with prospects Of improving demand for
woollens later Prices strong and FOR low woods
slightly better inquiry than there Further
evidence outlook is regarded resssIrtng
with domestic woods IS furnished IN the
action representative members Of the
trade this week contracting for 1908 woods in
Montana Wyoming and Utah. In Montana &c is being
paid for wears woods
sales OF the week Boston amounted to $4,000
pounds 3T5 600 pounds OF foreign max
Ing total Of $4,000 pounds against total OF Oo
pounds previous and total OF 100000 for
corresponding week The sales since January
175 $50 600 pounds, against 1873 Us coo
the corresponding time last
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-15
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

NeN-lo-k- eeple-loer =. 10
FFEE-Seo Faulo receipts for he oay very
gghf only 1900 bass. against 600 the day
year THIS being explained by private cables as
IEe railroad Sometimes Brazilian strikes
lnrgwtn-ec and must naturally interfere wiki ire
movement bit The report little additional
sUDpor although evidently restricting offerings and aid
trg s-escle- q market opentnC
t-ezcy unchanged prices closed steady,
unchanged points higher sales only about
coo The opening response Euro
pe cables which hardly responder TIE local decline %
gay EsVre partial = franc lower at
Re G. TIE locsl opening, bur Hamburg
cha1ge5 Neither q the Brazilian reported any
change an6 receipts moderate aside from The
Psuo movement. which u course, abnormal. The
tsc 1900 bags aSainsI s. 600 last and
JGn1arl $4,000 bags against 1900 year There
seemed Be no change aILrLde o. speculative ans
interests II the local market and the business
special feature l. that there
quite feW buying orders around TIE ring Little
way hoE re market but 5ulsh operators evt5enty
Erzf1rg break before buying fer fresh news
ron coming The spot market quiet wiz
quoznGls OF the basis O. : ll-l6e for RIO No Z
Tia range q contract prices II TIE local market To-Day
IS Z
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-15
r DING SYSTEM
NEW JERSEY CENTRAL r. r.

NEW JENSEY CENTRAL R. r.
STATIONS West 2sd ST.. y
7i-,. -, - EooJ LoerIy ST. n 2
sUoWa below IS from Liberty 81 west 25t
n1arSs ~sS Gamer sNcepr as noted By Sss.s-atins
A -ASL0S BETHLEHEM ALLENTOWN AND MAUc4
: - - lI45 Eastoal, e10 a. IL 90 Al.
To- 80 F-7ss9l rSn,y' ? N sunday zssO A NJ.
WILHhEsBARRE AND sCRASToN-a1O A. NJ. rea
s ~ Z. n SUNDAYS; q 80 A NJ $50 P n
b-AfeN E1GAI-Z4tO 40 A. IL ] 80 Ck3 10 lakewood
ana LaksnuEsD ca 10 P II. Sundays 700 A 81 (s- 4sl
lakewood and LskehUrsD. -
ATLANTIC city, 40 A II k+3 10 , "
SJ-SS 5ESANCtt ASBCRE PARK OCEAN GROVE
EOlNT PLEASANT AND SEASaORE POINTS-z4.0 -I
go l7So A NJ xe12 40 20 80. gas. as Is. $50
a o. 5o5 S4AdsIs except Ocean Grove. IL A II.
ATLANTIC HLDs- sEABR1GHr MONMOUTH BEACH
6S0 45u $50 $50 2 NJ sundays. 400 a n. s0d
PEIILADELPTI1A 80 moo. msOo 200, m.looo.
lilo A N. ms120e m100. 800. 800 "A 90. ms 90
n IS 90 700 47-3O 20 90. $40 So p VI tsI2I5 ndr
BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON-S.O0 ms100O. $500
NJ -. mts4-o0 200 500 s11215.
READING. HARRISBURG. louisville AND WILL
!ANSF2FtI- z4uc, z43O ts0e. $40 G000- HOO
A NJ Readins oElyl. 81 %. la. = % p NJ. Rad
ms Pottsyie Harrisburg only. 74oo . 100 p
s.. IS i ~ u 30 500 A. IS Z IS p ~ sunaa vs.
= A NJ Lee. : 20 P u Leave Pier 10. y. r.
dsgs 1000 S0S n a 80 10 70 & 40 SO P NJ sun
DAILY. Tpaiy except Sunday SUNDAYS 1Parlor
orly. Via TanaGus- aEXcept saturdays. mDinng car.
1S E y only. .r zE5oTE Liberty 81 qniy
eli 20 P n. "a 80 2. NJ. III 50 ?. u. k3 % NJ
Ofnces Liberty St West 80 ST. s Astcr House. 26i
- 1890 1874 VIZ roatz z ls 5th Aye PSI ssh Ave e
Columbus New York. 3D. 543. Fulton 81
Brooklyn; $50 Broadway wilaashurz New York Trans-
fer CO calls fer and checks baggage to asssinasion
Ntce-Pres and Gen Mgr. Cen PaSs'r Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-15
sIncluding 1887 ez ship.

COTTON-The cottoa market acted vsry nervous Octo
fearurs selling above Deosnber for The rst
the inning Of the Bun movement the
Influencing lis--
months net considerable pressure above the closing hE
q the prevloEs day owing 70 realizing AID
bea- pressure encouraged by good weather and heavy
but smaller shorts 81 along the line
heus[re and less general The
from the best. but STEADY net advance
1910 Sales estimated et 10000 bales.
opening easy a decline see points
spouse lszppOnlng cables and Immediately following
the call tbs late months ad1ed point two their
October.
port from start and the strength Of
position caused rally all a-org the line which
was not checked until IN TIE afternoon October sold at
i056c advance OF - points while later posi-
tons were sel9 points net hEhe- Reports that the mar
~ speculative greatly reduced
le1 increased offerings toward close,
month continued relatively steady. There
concerning The situation
i reported Representatives Nev-Engand
Gs,nne-s looked local and intended
taxing such supplies the bull pool received October
also reported that fresh bull
bnso1 had formed among certain local and South
the purpose least
bales The weather in the South continued favorable and
receipts were well the big figures o: last
hcuLerr spot generally unchanged although
private wires received during the day reported frmer
holders
he range Of prices the to-day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-15
Foreclosure Sales.
SUPRENIE COURT. COUNTY OF n

SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW
- York-Elizabsth 4 Edwards. Plaintiff against EIz-
A Wallace and others. Defendants-In
OF Judgment foreclosure sale duly and
entitled action bearing date the
18th day July. 1898 the undersigned Referee in
said Judgment named will sell public auction the
New York Real Estate Salesrooms. NOS 1919 Vesey
Street the Borough OF Manhattan. CIty OF New York
Sd day or October, 1895, L. O'Clock on
that day by JOSEPH Day Auctioneer. rae premises
directed by said Judgment be sold.
scrbed follows: All that certain lot piece parcel
together with buildings ana there
erected, situate. lying and being in the City and
County New York. known and designated number
certain map entitled Map OF Section D OF the
by John Civil Engineer and City Surveyor.
ana annexed 10 certain deed made by The 23d Ward
Land Improvement Company 10 Paul Mayer April
18Th 1896 and the Office OF Register OF
County OF New York April p. 1895 a copy which
said map hled said Registers Office April
81 1885 is bounded and described fol-
lows Beginning formed
the northerly iT2d Street westerly
running thence westerly along
100 thence northery,
parallel with Bryant % thence esstary
with I72d 100 feet westerly side OF
Bryant Street thence southery along the westerly
side OF Bryant Street 20 feet the point beginning
Dated August 4th 1905.
FRANCIS H GRIFFIN. Referees.
CHARLES ". RIpGwAY, Attorney for Plaintiff 100
broadway, New York City.
The following diagram OF the property 70 De sold:
It's number s 1901 Bryant street, Borough %
PronX. New York CITY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-15

We local for spot quiet al 10
fo1ts advance. the basis Of l0soc for ucdEg up
lard i I5c m!d5lng Gulf bales.
spot teegraphed follows
veunah steady unchanged l0c, sales. STA bales
Norfolk steady and unchanged l8~sc; sales
Baltimore nominal 11esc- 81 LOUIS quiet and
Mobile steady and unchanged
sales Charleston trEa and axc higher Toe;
sales 20 bales Memphis quiet and unchanged al l0isc;
Sale $50 bales. Galveston firm ana unchanged al
70 5l6r New-Oriesus hrra and lice higher I01sc;
saes $50 bales Wilmington steady and Zee higher
lCc Augusta steady and i-l5c higher at l0c; sales,
I45 bales Estimated receipts leading points Tor To-
morrow Houston 1900 20 $500 bales. against JOS
last week AZ Galveston. 1000 70
1000 bales against week and u l5l last year;
- NeS0reans 1.290 200 bales. against 800 last
NeeE eHc : T53 year
heaepis - The ports and interior points To-Day com
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-15
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool. Sept. I4-CIosiag: WHEAT-Spot steady;
Nc Western winter. IS 412d futures quiet Sep
American mixed. As 1od: futures quiet; September
dian rrn 4ad FLOUR-St Louis fancy winter steady.
9s 90. HOPS in London Pacific Coas0 nominal f3f+
BEEF quiet: extra India mess Sos. PORk-Prime mess
Western 1rul s0s HAAIs-short cut Il 10 10 10 easy
42s BACON quiet Cumberland cut. 20 TO so 10 AS Sd
short RIB l6 70 - n 81 long clear iddles light
2s "a 70 as: long clear mddes, heavy 80 70 40 10
short backs. Is 70 20 n, AIS Cd clear
bellies, II to I6 70 SHOULDERS-Square. Il 10
sos L.ARD-Prime Western in tierces dull.
Cd American refined in pals easy SIS Sd BUTTER
nominal: finest United States 95s good United States,
CHEESE steady; finest white SIS:
team finest coored 54s Sd. TALLOWPrtne city steady,
23s TURPENTINE-Spirits dull As I'd. ROSIN-
Common Arm, 9s &c. PETROI4EUM-Rehned quiet. Cd.
LINSEED OIL easy. 1ss.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-15
Receipts 81 The ports and interior points to-day com
re VIII ne go day lasteMeea and last year:

CSra Exchange special I-trerroo cables SPOT cotton
business ooing sales 1000 bales. speelation ana
AneraSr Fadding upland. SD Furyres opeaef quieL
9g2 pslrs lower. closed quiet net decline OF ga
Tnrs eerte7ber sepreHber-Octobsr A6c. October
Apvernhe- s9d Solenber December 5aad Deeen Der
Taaua-5 r I4d; Ja1uary-Fen.Usry- 6Jtds February
.-arrh gsa Nsrch-sprii 560d; Aprfi-,Isy gsid. May
Fule Ese6. yune-Julv ana Julg-AGsust, 565d. Man
f1orhafsuyers hold
F1IOrP AND A1EAT<-EaHsas -four and winter eta shs
urls Spring patents steady. without change We
riefe sac rateres s. T5Gf5 - winter strs1Ehts s44
- patents 81 25Ss -. FpFng clears 50 e4t
extra 80 Writer 80 1888 Il eEtra 10 winter. 81 90
- ~ ana arrive. eho.ce % tsncy - 49g%4 -
sE4 % arrive. COHNNEAL-Elrna Quoted: Kiin
tTlog So 1888 20. brand BAG3iEALS-Steady.
esost F.ns white ane yellev s. "a - eoase 81 =
So standard u.dSng SIC 90 GoU- 90 SS So al 100
fscks deg so 70 LAD n sacks. September shin
nes.t; city 81 bulk SIS sacks Kidding SisGS3i
20 dog 50 o onny ebep $50 30 bulk 81 - sacks oil
eRATa-wTEEAT-The eovertng q sorze short wheat
by trsdtrs who oEersoc Wednesdays produced
stronger feeling II wheat tocs- prices al time
shovns resrly - adVznes although only Lose higher
hssf ho4r Il sao in some dispatcher that thresh-
ue.urns n Northwest unsatisfactory again.
sLc Buying eiso further buiish crop
esEses Russia bat the main reason Tor strength
lad TIE reports about
~ pTouninerf Western which has occupied
EoEtals position bull side for past
referred % SUPP leE-eutary
npft important governments II denoted. neVcrte2sz
decrease in Nh praducric2 compared the
previous year a fss bush. and
- 81 900 Cables cd not 70 he Influenced
s~in unchanged Budapest points down and Paris
= = rciltE higher TIE ilfefl2F fsIo~~s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-15
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKET.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool. Sept. l4.-C1osing: COTTON-spot in fair
demand prices points higher; American middling fair
$3.50: good middling 5.6sd: uiddlng. 5-5Sd: low mid
ding 537d; good ordinary. 5.l9d; ordinary. 5-03d The
sales OF the day 10000 bales OF which 900 Were
and included 500 American
Receipts LOCO bales including 500 American. Futures
opened easy closed quiet: American middling. &
September and October 546d; October
and November, 549i; November and December 5.52d
December and January 5-5+d; January and February,
E.5Gd February and MARCH, 6-5Sd March and april 1904
April and May 5.61d: May and June. SEED; June and
JULY $50; July and August, $3.50.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-15
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

Ne-v-Iork. September Il 1900
ing - cars fo7 export alive and - ars for sspghtsafTs
dire;t No tFaq h o. ana dr Tor others Liverpool
and London cables without quotaoe Nv
schvsrzsch5 suz6eger London 257 70 the same
port I ei.,ef iIh l65 cattle for !
sas5frs son an VII he 04 BernaTd sailing Tor Para
Win 80 100 tattIe Tor the last named firm
ALvE-Recepts l83 head all fox the market t;
about 200 Westerns and gasT we're ss eeif eenx
ior veas which sold AZ the range OF S3gSs 20 Per w
demand tof 81 g Ti5avg market Dressed calves
10 qe Is CIV dressed veals were selling 9sg
i3 ne- n country dressed at 9gl2ac dressed grass
'i sa ia1 a:sy l6 H. n sSs5ess s. 90
90 10 - 2o 10 veais 55 n. at So 10 DO. 176 n.
a, : veal: s, 80 % Sc 6 IS g. al s. rs 10 at
SHEEP we're az ~. caFs Or soI s sSs
Ba H ana about II cars he'd YESTERDAY
51@N,Es = r5a LAMBS held up about yesterdays
era sales .@e 5e Saosd out except by doD IN
prices number Of cars Tere hela ever, 1oihon 20
s9'2 25 5s7e SOC e al sfGS Dressed steady at
7as.e per n. dressed lambs SLOW al egl27;e
.ys4ss: 3 g rs Is s s 3 at State
sh9sR oq ~ at . Sal. lamb IS n at ST Is; 60 d. 50
10 at -; a9 IS state lambs IS 10 81 q: 49, 10
IS r,s 8 n at S. STATE sheep 100 n at $4 u.s.
f Rs as c0lasso 81 Rut g. s lambs ri Z n at
81 .. 217 cansaa %. a 10 a. S'Sa 40i Aen'u'ky
Si1ton Co is5 Pennsyl lambs IS ~ Al So 50;
n5 V,.g "a 10 al NJ So IS. = Pennsylvania sheep.
III 10 al s. -; virginia ell, - 10 s a. =
sosn : "a n AZ 81 IS 10 s. - 10 = g 90
S Judd q Co q ~ at 81 25 81 Pennsylyanis
DO as n al 81 Is: 2 sheep l35 70 az 10 e;
81 ss1tsve~t Feeling Good State hogs sold
>oeso 70 per ~ s Son: State hogs 1877 n average
=, ss q c 100 ~ Ie DO go n. at 20; roughs. $50
n At s. %. .s.-,. "a s.ata has "a, .,
- 81 a. ~, - 49, as n at IS 10. do. 81 n. S.
Il. II. Hollis date yesteTee4Ag2' - ~ SS' 40" 10 at
Sc Is II roughE. $50 - at - 10. "a s,.4a - -.
" r Hume Qate yes5etd1a'5 -,lvhs az - 80 10
So: IL DO. 100 n, az 20 ~ =" +s' - 80 ~ 90
stag $40 ~ 50.
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