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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-12-03
Oils, MINNESOTA, SUNDAY FORMING DECEMBER g. 1905.

nothing but water and continued to water for
nearly three weeks It very great to because
then could have my sisters and brothers home to play
with Two years ago there bad storm where
living The clouds looked very black and the wind
blew. There little girl who had gone to play
with another child and had just started home when the
storm She could not walk in the wind she lay
fat the road. When the storm had passed
found her. She not hurt, but badly frightened
great thing that she knew what to do One time
when going visit, it commenced to rain very
hard It rained and rained and by the time had
rived at the place the water almost to the buggy
was very glad we were not drowned.
Fifth Grade Pearl Billings,
Cannon Falls, MIMI
WITHIN TEE YEAR.
The year 1905 has been notable one in the history
of the world great many important events have oc
CURED which show that making rapid progress
Perhaps the three important events the treaty
Of peace at Portsmouth the dissolution of the union be-
tween Sweden and Norway and the ending of autocracy
in Russia OF the first event. the American people have
be especially proud for had it not been for our
president peace might have been agreed upon
treaty great conflict which has cost I'M
of money and thousands of lives The dis
solution of the of Sweden and Norway has shown
the world that great national problems be solved
peaceably and without conflict Had this difficulty not
been solved other nations have been involved and
a great deal of trouble resulted. By the ending OF
autocracy Russia the people have secured greater tree
dom not held like slaves they have BEEN
This certainly great step forward in the
of that country. Hazel BrlstoW,
Ninth Grade Montevideo, MINI.
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EVERYONE HARD TO PLEASE.
(Honorable Mention. }

(H0nOTable7
One day when I small girl wanted to mend
black keys then I painted the white keys with some
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-12-03
AN IDOL SHATTERED.

From my earliest boyhood l. like most other boys,
was possessed of great longing for gun. To have
gun with which squirrels and rabbits was thing
to be imagined rather than realized The boys of my
acquaintance possessing guns looked upon as very
fortunate indeed. My delight be better imagined
than described when day upon returning from town
my father presented with gun From that time on
I was content and when not having anything to do
would roam the woods and fields in search of game and
soon became quite proficient in handling my gun Hav
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-12-03
IN THE NKY ARENA.

Perhaps to some The Journal Junior does not seem
of much Importance, but to it always has, because
felt sure had stories printed especially
who received prizes would not be forgotten for
centuries The fifth grade it seemed to would never
forget the child who the first prize in that room SO
when my intimate friends the successful
there least from whom she received
due honor and respect One day in January l had a
story printed It did not very important to anyone
but myself, but when discovered it, felt tho was
very important person, almost as tho was another
George Washington In February had another printed
You cannot imagine how felt. Washington and Lin
coin together could have lived eventfu lives
than mine. In May found another story signed Rus-
se1la Cooper could resist longer, and shouted
jumped up and down and clapped my hands till fell
into chair, thinking had done enough No one ever
felt more steventy'' than did then, know
Sixth Grade -Russella Cooper,
5ssz# zs- Chatfeld, MINI.
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TIE JOURNAL JUNIOR,

This was important because it made other children want
to graduate in the same way. -RaIla Mi1lrath
Sixth Grade. Lester Prairie, Mimi
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OUT-OF-TOWN TOPICS
For Sunday, December II:

For Sunday, December II:
ttTHE TWENTIETH CENTURY DISCOVERER1
The stories must be strictly original.
The stories should be of imaginary man,
woman child, whose discovery would entitle him
to go down in history as 'sthe'' discoverer of
the twentieth century. Make clear what the . dis
covery'' is and why it entities the discoverer to
the word tsthe.''
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Not Later than Thursday Morning, December z.
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and each paper signed with the grade, school, name
and address of the writer. The papers must not
be rolled.
For Sunday, December "a:
ssFIRST CHRISTMAS PRESENT YOU REMEM-
Der, AND WHAT BECAME OF IT. =
The stories must be strictly original and true
They should be mailed as to reach the office Of
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Not Later Than Thursday Morning December "a.
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The Delta independent., 1905-09-22
Notice Of Taking Out Tax Deed
To W. n. FOSTER AND TO WHOM 1T MAY cos-

To W. y. FOSTER AND TO WHOM IT MAY Con-
Germ:
No'icc is hereby given that the following de.
scrb"'l land situate in the county of Delta, and
stat Of Colorado. to wit {: The Southwest QUAR-
tc' of the Southwest Quarter (Swh swi4) of
Section Thirty-siX and Southeast Quarter Of
southeast Quarter (Scl Sell of Section Thirty
hvc 81 ali in Township Fifteen %, South of
hAilr" Nncty.two ta2J West of the Sixth principal
Meridian and part of Lot One u), and part of the
Souihca,t Quarter Of Southeast Quarter { ScI4
scin of Section Ten uO) in Township Finy-
one Ill. North of Range Seven "a. West of the
Ne" McXic" Meridian, and part Of Lot Two t2l,
and Southwest Quarter of the Southwest Quarter
tsw'' >wiil of Section Eleven az. in Township
Fihy-"nc t5D, North of Range Seven t7) West of
thf New Mexico Meridian. containing One Hun
dre'I audEighty-onc usD acr,e more or less. was
ass">,rd for taccs for the year 1901 and the taxes
not h"'ing paid the SAINT, "I. December s. 1882
soiu To Oc"rgc Stephan who il the holder OF said
Tax >alc Certificate and that thereafter to-wit.
on "r about the 9Th day of Dccciubcr, A. ID. 1908
thcr waS redeemed from said Tax sale Certif-
cat a portion "f the property abrc described as
fof""s: Southeast Quarter Of the Southeast
Quarter 'SciI Sell Of Section Tlirty-five. t3'J
IN Township Fifteen Cl1), South of 6ange Ninety
tw" 's2l. West of the sixth Principal Meridian,
containing Forty tiOl acres more or less. That
III" Naid George Stephan is now the legal holde,
of sh Tax sale Certificate and that there i still
unrrlcvInc'l the following described property
t"-Nit: Southwest Quarter of Southwest QUAR-
ter l>wit Swi4j Of Section Thirty-Six (ail. in
To" n,hip Fifteen U5l, south of Range Ninety
~" lH!, West Of the Sixth Principal Meridian
AMI part ni Lot one ~, and part of Southeast
Quarter Of Southeast Quarter C>eii Sci4l uf Sec
tion Ten nol, in Township Finy-onc CD. North of
Of Range Seven "a West Of the New Mexico Me
ridian and part of Lot Two t.l, and part Of
southwest Quarter OF Southwest Quarter SwA
sw'. OF Section Eleven (iI, in Township Finy-
onc II North of Range Seven "a, West Of the
NJ" McKic" Meridian. containing One Hundred
AM F"rty-onc an, acres more less, which
saih last described land has not yet been ~.
deemed frum the aforesaid Tax Sale That said
land was taxed in The name of W. NJ. Foster.
Notice l. hereby given that the time OF re-
dcmpiion "i said land sold above de-
scribcd will expire nn the sth day of December
A. d. lYd. and that il the same De not redeemed
on n"r bci"rc that date the undersigned will take
OUT lax deed for the unrctlecmcd portion Of the
pruI-ry described in said Tan Sale Certificate.
GEORGE STEPHAN.
owner Of said Tan sale Certificate.
The Delta independent., 1905-09-22
Three Jurors Cured

of Cholera Morbus with one small bottle
of Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy. Mr.. G. w. Fowler
of Hightower. Ala. relates an expert
ence he had while serving on a petit
jury in murder case at Edwardsville,
county seat of Clebourne, Ala. He says
"While there l ate some fresh meat
and it gave me cholera morbus in a very
severe form. l was never more sick in
my life and sent to a drug store for a
certain cholera mixture, but the drug
gist sent me a bottle of Chamberlain s
Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy
instead. saying that he had what sent
for, but that this medicine was so much
better he would rather send it to me in
the fix l was in. l took one dose of it
and was better in five minutes. The
second dose cured me entirely. Two
fellow jurors were afflicted in the same
manner and one small bottle cured the
three of u.s." For sale by People s
Pharmacy.
The Delta independent., 1905-09-22
Notice or Foreclosure sale.

Notice i- hereby given TINT pursuant To and in
accordance with decrye of the County Court of
the County OF Delta and State of Colorado. mad
and entered August asth. iaps. inn carss pend
inv In sad Court wherein Andrew W. Bright and
W. +. Dnrrance are plaintiffs. ind Otto W. Wilkc
May A. W'ilke and r. ]. Sankey arc defendants,
whersin !. M Sheriff Of the s,id County Of Delta,
nm commanded To make the sum of $sU'.si, he
sides custu amounting to xU.s5, turtler with in
tcrr-t and nccruins COSTS by rale of the folowinI
described r,s,l estate situated In the County Of
Drlts md State VI Colorado t,rwit, the North
ca., quarter VI the Northwest quarter of ssrtiun
Nineteen In Tuwpship Thirteen sauth Of Rang
Nincty-onr West af ti,s Sixth Principal Meridian.
Now, thersforc, public noticc is hereby given
TINT on the sri day of OctolPr ivsa, Mt the hour
of ten clack In tho torvnun, ut the ~opth fr,n'
,ia~ Of the County cout haure In the Nwn
~ Delta. County Of Delta and Atate of Onlomdo,
will oi,er for sale und .s,ll tn the highest and
ls~, bidder fur esh. all Of tho right title nnd In
,en~t ~ thu said Ntow, wllkr mil May 4,
wilko IN and the anve mpp,t taa~i and d,is.cri-si
rul e~sate Ia ratisfy rail Judgment toscshcr with
intcr~t apd ctsta,
G, 4 GIBlsS,
A. ahetiG of Dsl,a County Colorado.
KING ! HrxwAnr, Attorneys,
The Delta independent., 1905-09-22
Notice Of Taking Out Tax Deed.

r" T. c. FOSTER ,SD TO WHOM 1T NAY Con-
Germ:
Notice is hereby given that the following de
scribcrl land situate in the County OF Delta, and
Stair OF Colorado. to-wit Part Of the South.
wr,t Quarter Of the Southeast Quarter (SwI.
scAi, of Section Thirty six t36l, in Township
Fifteen (Ii), south of Range Ninetytwo Cs,i,
Wc>t "f the sixth Principal Meridian, and part
Of LIT Two ~, of Section Eleven ur and part of
Southwest Quarter of Southwest Quarter tSwI.
SW'u Of Section Eleven and ::part Of the
Southeast quarter of Southwest Quarter
tscA swa nf section Eleven. all in Town
ship finy-onc t5n North. Of Range Seven
"a. West Of the New Mexico Meridian. was
ASSESSED for taxes "f the year 1901, and the taxes
not being paid, the same was on December s,
lHE. sold To Georsc Stephan. who is now legal
holder Of said Tax Sale Certificate and that said
land was taxed in the name Of E c. Foster.
Soticcis hcr.by Even mat the time Of ne
dcmption uf the said land s., sold as above des-
cribcd will expire on the sth day of December,
A. ID. lGs.
GEORGE STEPHAN.
Owner OF said Tax sale Certificate
The Delta independent., 1905-09-22
: Illegal Advertisements :
SssssssssseesseeeosseseseS
DESERT LAND.FlNAL PROOF
Notice for Publication.

DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE
MONTROSE. COLO, August. ~. 1905.
The Delta independent., 1905-09-22
DESERT LAN0. FINAL PROOF.
Neliee Esr Publication.

DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIoR.)
LAND OfE,CE AT MONTROSE, CoLo.
September =, l?o5.
Nutice is hercby given that
EFEIE NJ. wAlMAN,
of CSiar,l,,c, Colorado, ha- filed notice Of inten-
,ion to max. prni ON his dc-crt-land claim No
saa Ute -~rie-. for the Nwi. Sei.. Ss'c 3. Twp Il
South Of Ran.r " West. 9th p. NJ. befoe Milton
II. welch. U. S. Commissioner, ut Delta. Colo
rado on Friday. the 18th day Of October. isss.
Hr names the following witnesses tn prove thu
complete irrigation and reclamation Of -aid land
Avery wnymnn. John McCaficrty. William
Kisrr.::J X. Mc<iruder, all of CssiarSisr Colo
rndo
BRYSON z. BLAIR, Register.
First pub Sept. =. Last pub. Oct. IL.
The Delta independent., 1905-09-22
N.s,ee FER s..hlieasie..

DEPARTMENT OF THE lNTERiOHt
LAND OFFICE AT MONTROSE COLO.
August. ~. lwn.
Nosice i- hereby given that tl.e follewins-n
ed s.stlrs h.- fil.d no,ic- of his intention 20
makr final pruof in support ri his cinim- and
TINT ~aid pr,of will lie made ,efose Milton X.
WEIGH. U. l. Commissioner. at Delta. Colorado.
on October 18th. 1905. viz:
ERNEST SCHAfER.
II Delta. Colorado On his II. F. No. lis Ute, for
the lots J. I and s. Sec. Is. Twp. u South Of RanEe
~ West, s,h p. ".
He nnms- the following witnesses to prove his
coutinuou- residence upon and cultivation of
said land. via:
lsaac n. Conklin. Lionel X. WiIran. Jacob
Miller William Rus.lcr. all of Delta, Colorado.
BRYSON p. BLAIR. Register.
irt pub. Sept. Last pub. Oct. IL
The Delta independent., 1905-09-22
A,,aeasd y T. ~

and beaten, In 4 labor riot, until cover.
Cd with sores, . Chicago street car con.
duetor applied Bueklen's Arniea Salve,
end wasasoon sound and well. II use It
IN my jointly. writes G. ]. Welsh. Of
T<konsha. Mich. ''and find It perfect, =
Simply great for cuts and burns. Only
- y my drug store,
The Delta independent., 1905-09-22
DESERT LAND, FINAL PROOF
Notice for Publication.
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOk,l
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE.
MOSTRosE. Colo. August -. lso1.

Motto. is hereby given TINT
NIEIS p. MADSEN,
Of Eckert. Delta county. Colorado has filed notice
of intention to make proof his de-ert land
clnim No. 677 Ute series. for the Nwit Sw'A, sec.
u, Tp. II South Of Range ~ West. 18th r. NJ.
,efore Milton r. welch. U. g. Commissioner at
Delta Colorado. ON Saturday the 9TH day OF Ocfo-
l-r. laa.
He names the following witness to prove the
complete irrigation and reclamation Of said land;
David stuli. william ID. Yant, James Peterson.
Ezra B. Yant all Of Erkert. Colorado.
BRYSON p. BLAIR. Register.
Fist pub. Sept. /. Last pub Oct.
The Delta independent., 1905-09-22
Notice for Publication.
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
LAND OFFICE AT MONTRtkE. COLO. !,
Auvu-f ~ lpc,

August -. 1906.
Notice is hereby given that the follo~ins-namesi
-.stl-r has filed nosice Of his intention to make
final proof in support Of his claim and that said
,ruof will be made tefore Register md Receiver
U. s. land Office. at Montr,pe, Colorado. on
October. ah ins, viz:
WILLIAM CORNFORTH.
Of Delta, Color,sslo. his II. + No. lsS Ute, for
tie lot q, Neis S~i4 Sec. q, TT. Il. 3. Of X. 70 W.
9TH p. NJ.
He nams- tn. following witnesses to prove his
c.utinuous residence upon and cultivation Of
said land. viz:
winfield s. Rice. Oliver Bliven-. John Y.
P,untx i,-rnnr,i Pinntz. all of Delta Colorado.
BRYsON p. BLAIR, Rs.,irser.
Firrs pub Sept. 1. Last pub. Oct.
The Delta independent., 1905-09-22

MONTKUSE, COIO., AuRt-t ~, IVI''
Notice is hereby given that
JAMES NJ. PATTERSON
assignee Of the heirs Of William H. Roberts, who
VIA assignee Of Thomas J. ltOherts. OF Ct-
daredse, Colorado. has filed notice Of intention
to make proof TN his desert land claim No. S'a
Ute series. for the Set Nei.. Neia Sea. Ma Ne'i
Sec, -, Tp. IL. =. Of Il. " W. 9Th p. NJ, before
Milton Il. Welcl. U. 3. Commissioner at Delta
Colorado ON Friday the 9Th dny Of October, iah.
He names the following witne--e- to prove the
complete irrigation and reclamation Of said land
Walter +. Steel. Of Eckert. Colorado; Lewis f.
Dolph. Eiwur,I l.. Cole, William b. Smethurst,
Of Ce<iurtSlge, Colombo.
BRYSON b. BLAIR. Register.
First pub. Sept. Il. Last pub Oct6.
The Delta independent., 1905-09-22
No News to Her,

The chorus girl was reading tho
markets and when she came to the
poultry division and read "Old ducks
are dull" she remarked that she won.
dered why anybody wanted to spring
such an old and well known piece OF
lnformation.-Raltim American.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-03
The Lumber Trade.

Pacific Coast Wood and Iron says: The
lumber trade circles al san Francisco as
showing those OF the entire State. have en-
5Oyed a more satisfactory business during the
thlrty-One days just closed than for the pre-
vlous ninety days. and the prospects indicate
1urller Improvement during June. Redwood
Is a 1rife slower IN movement owing to the
U-e-l-rlaintained higher prices AL along the
lite bUt SIN the markets show no glut
and the mills have their hands full keeping
n with orders from al over the State
Redwood shingles have been advanced 10
cents for AL grades and the demand still
c-Lt-lues llNelE. with the pants most active
eDlesVor-ng % keep Up with the influx OF
orders. large and small from local comrnuni-
ties ard eastward markets. There are orders
inG In. which shows the immense growing
pcT ulsrlty OF thls excellent redwood product
e-c in heavy receipt al this port, while the
southern Wharves have no small amounts
waiting FOR shipment into the interior local
it.es- 2 ne demand IS growing daily ana prices
have been advanced a dollar during the last
month Olshore business Is active. with calls
Tor pine growing heavier each week. Vessels
are going down 10 the Islands in ballast for
the sugar trade and freight rates have been
pushed SkyWard. There IS g large amount
a building going On all over California and
I ls reasonable 70 expect that further ad-
vance VIII be met with in the local pine
Posts shakes and similar products are in
sCant demand with q generally weak market
Ties IN some call and there is an evi-
dent scarcity along the coast line. aitho1gh
Francisco and 43 cents south There viii
probably be an advance in these prices before
another fortnight has passed.
june win he a good month for the lumber
manufacturers and dealers. although generally
this is a quiet month for al business circles
along this west coast Building viii prob
block OF land IN san Francisco that is not q
witness 0f some building improvements. and
. the outlying districts viii continue to build
un - that all promises well for the timber
handlers.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-03
New York Cotton Market.

NEW YORK, June 2.-The Government
crop report to-day was much better than had
BEEN expected, and furnished very sharp
contrast TO many recent private reports on the
acreage and the condition of the crop, more
particularly as compared with that of the
Southern Association of Wednesday, which es-
timated the decrease in acreage at 1874 per
cent. and also that OF one OF the leading local
crease in acreage 17.3 per cent, and the con-
dition about 10 per cent When the report
was issued prices went off ten points or more.
bringing the. whole list down about sixty
Wednesday afternoon. when prices ranged
from S9s to SHc through the Hist. The liqui-
dation had been on such a heavy scale
throughout yesterday, also this morning. that
was conceded there was more disposition on
the part OF big shorts to take in their con-
tracts and resume their profits for turn
than to aggressively further hammer the mar
ket. This with considerab bic rebuying by other
bulls who had sold on the recent bulge caused
the steadiness of the market during the later
trading.
Futures closed steady. June, 7.91c; July,
sole; August, s.o4c; September, s.ooc; octo-
January, 8 25c; February, Sc.
Spot closed quiet. 25 points lower. Middling
Upiands, 5000; Mddling Gulf, s57c; sales,
1850 bales
Futures opened weak June, s1oc; July,
s24c: August s.22c September, offered. S.27c:
October, s3oc: December and January. $500
WASHINGTON, D. c.. June 2--Returns to
the Bureau Of Statistics of Agriculture show
the total area planted in cotton up to May
about g. 610 OoO acres, or 11.4 per cent from
last year The average condition Of the grow
ing crop on May % was 7I.2, as compared
with So on May %, TAI at the corresponding
The New Orleans Exchange Will be closed
Observation-Disclosures Decoration day.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-03
CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE,
Future Grain and Provisions.

CHICAGO, June 2.-Sentiment in the wheat
pit was inclined to bullishness the greater
part OF the session The tone Of the market
at the start was frfn July being up a shade
TO s@esc at Ss%c to ss5sc The main factur
that affected trading at the opening was
surprising loss shown in the condition OF the
wheat crop of Missouri According TO the State
statistician, the condition OF winter wheat IN
June / was 81, as against 81 month ago.
Another influence that exerted bullish effect
was smaller receipts in the Northwest. Prices
at Minneapolis showed strong disposition to
continue an upward fight. This had much
weight with traders here in view OF the search
ty of cash grain at all points Buying by
shorts and commission houses forced the price
OF July to sake before any considerable profit
taking developed On a Dearish report by
st Louis trade journal the market here eased
OF temporarily July declining to SS%c. Pit
traders in general. however, were inclined to
ignore this report in view or the poor showing
OF the crop in Missouri. The demand soon be-
came active again and resulted in quick
rally The highest point for July was reached
at S9asc The market closed strong with July
up ssmi4c at sec.
The corn market was strong. Shorts were
active buyers. July closed \ c higher at 50xc.
The market for oats was steady. July closed
unchanged at 30%c
Provisions were Arm The volume OF busi-
ness was small July pork closed 15c higher
lard was up 2lAc and ribs were shade higher.
The leading futures ranged follows:
Articles- Open. High. Low Close
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-03
SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS.

Wastreet Stocks about the same Cotton declines sharply.
Local Stocks and Bonds still dnIl and featureleSs.
Silver sc lozcer No change in Exchange.
Wheat quiet Barley unsettled Oats and Corn firm
Beans firm 7vith Lisnas and Bayos higher.
NezU Hay pressing the market and selling ozc.
Butter, Eggs and Cheese about as before.
Prnes improving in denGnd osth prices tending abacard
Provisions unchanged here and in the West.
Lumber trade reported excellent condition.
NezU Potatoes and Onions plentiful and 7Uedk.
Poultry and Game steady and selling qcel.
DecidnOns Fruits aoeak and arviviug freely
Oranges z0el cleaned up.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-03
CATTLE, SHEEP AND HOGS.
Chicago.


CHICAGO. June 2-cATTLE-Receipt
5000. Steady. Good to prime steers, S5 50Q
o 40; poor to medium. 81 e0Q5 40: stockers
heifers. 81 1895 90: Gamers, 81 5oQ2 so; bulls
81 1894 IS; calves. So 00Q6 10.
HoGS-Receipts. $1,000; estimated to-mor-
row. 900o Steady. Mixed and butchers So 20
Q5 211x; good to choice heavy, So 30d5 81 n /;
rough heavy, 81 5o95 %; light S5 2or5 40;
bulk OF sales. IS sed5 35.
SHEEP-Receipts, 6000- Sheep and lambs
steady. Good TO choice wethers. shorn. 81 so
as co: fair to choice mixed. shorn. So 5GG
40; Western sheep shorn, 81 00f5 10; native
lambs. shorn. 81 5096 %; Western lambs.
IS 50a7 25.
OMAHA. June a.--CATTLE-Receipts 2o0o
heifers. So 50G4 so: Western steers. SO 2SG
> 10: Gamers. S2d3 25: stockers and feeders.
So 60G4 So: calves. S3G6; bulls and stays.
So 50G4 so.
higher. Heavy. IS 1oa5 20: mixed. s. 1910
. l1E: light. 50 1215@o Is; pigs. s495; bulk Of
sales. IS 15@5 171S.
sHEEP-Receipts. 1000. Steady. Western.
s4 25G4 rs: ewes. shorn. S4G4 so; lambs.
wooled, So 5oq7 Is: lambs, shorn. s. 50G6.
Kansas City.
KANSAS CITY, Mo-, June 2-CATTLE-
Receipts, 1000. Steady Native steers. S4 %
&C 10; native cows and hsifers. 50 2565 10:
stocke-s and feeders. s3G4 IS: bulls. 81 75G
80: calves. S3d5 10; Western fed steers.
81 5oa5 70: western fed cows. s394 75.
HOG+Receipts. 1000. Strong TO sc higher.
Bulk of sales, SIS 20a5 80: heavy. IS 25Q
32k; packers. s5 26G5 80; pigs ana light,
sHEEP7Receipts. 5000. Strong and active
Muttons 81 506I5 10; lambs. S5 3067 so. range
wethers. s4 1906 %; fed ewes. "a 25@4 50.