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Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-01-14

The state Veterinarian OF Missouri.
says. 10 IS often very difficult 20 tell
Sow hiackicc GETS introduced into GER
tail chbcVhCo5S IL often breaks
rnt in county where nothing az the
Aini has ever been hcgud 0f before ana
where the manner OF its introduction
Is uot apparent Yet 81 is known that
thr disease never breaks out anywhere
unless Icy some means the germs have
been introduced there. let rs observe
hat The disease Is due 10 g very small
Germ. the swelling which 90 causes con-
tanning millions OF then. Although
these germs DO not thrive i'm the pres
ence OF the oxygen OF the air. they
Haye sufficient vitality 10 live. in the
form 81 spores. Tor an indefinite period
on pastures or amy grounds that once
become contaminated with them A.
So rule thc hide is taken from the carr
cls> ~ the calf that dies with black
'eS and sold ana the carcass is left
WINS around on The ground Hogs.
dogs. on1zar,l,. ETC.. eat ~ the carcas s.
aud ~pread pieces Of it over the couu-
rry. aud lu So doing spread tho germs
of -he disease Taking these facts iu-
10 consideration it is really >traure
tlat there us So little liackicl instead
~ SD much once scattered over tno
surface or tle -rourd. the germs arc
washed into the streams and carried
iou- distances. ana during overdows
arr spread over low -rounu When
tle carcasses arc ie-l iyilg ou She sur-
faces of the ground the germs have a
chance to become generally d.~tflb-
-trl
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-01-14


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Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-01-14

soft finished cloth. silk and velvet, but
as illustrated * made 81 Birmingham
sackine in mahogany color and is com
biued with self-c0lorcd lace and
trimmed with handsome banding. frills
OF Llerrc lace finishing the sleeves.
The coat is made with the yoke,
which is car In two portions and fitted
by means of shoulder seams, fronts.
back and sleeves. The sleeves and
coat are shirred at their upper edges TO
form band, finished with tiny friIis
at each edge. and are joined 10 the
yoke beneath the upper heading. The
cuns are wide ami fiaring and can be
made 10 roll over onto the sleeves or
10 turn down over the hands as shown
in the small view.
The quantity Of material required
for the medium size is six and three
quarter yards twenty-seven inches
wide. four and seven-eighih yards
forfy-fOur inches wide or three and
thT>e-eighth yards hfty-two inches
wide. with seven-eighth yards eigh-
teen inches wide FOR yoke and cuffs.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-01-14
NEW CARIRl.G. TO AVE AOBS.

Tho new cartridge for rio; duty b.
nearly ready for the National Guard.
State OF New York. IL L. OF the cali
bre 90 the Rrac-lorcense rifle. which
Is 30. and viii Doe used hy thc guards
men iu that rifle. Until few weeks
aEo the State soldiers We're equipped
with the Springfield only. except for
fiftv Krags. which the expert r.aemcn
In each regiment We're permitted Co
use lu Crcedmoor practice Now. how
ever. the Krag Is 20 be issued gencr-
ally. and 10y the opening of the drill
season in few weeks the entire
militia probably viii hc using the
weapons of ihe regulars.
The new riot ammunition IS called
the 'muitibalI~ cartridge. because in.
stead IL having only one bullet DO has
two. trihe larger than huckShot
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-01-14
NIL nIou.unetair. sI-nro..

Fancy sleeves have already become
established facts and are necessary to
the fashionable gown. These very
graceful ones are quite new and are
peculiarly we'll adapted to all the soft
and piabic materials of the season.
As Illustrated the sleeve to the left is
made OF willow green crepe poplin. the
one 20 the right of mahogany colored
messalinc but appropriate materials
are many. The sleeve 40 thc left Is
snug just at the shoulder. while the
one 10 the right is more mouffant.
Which is better depends entirely upon
the special figure 20 bo considered.
The sleeves consist OF the fitted lin
ing. which is the same for both. and
the outer sleeve. on which the differ
cut ShirringS are indicated. Each
sleeve is cut ia one piece the one TO
the left being shirred in several rows
at its upper and seam edges. while the
drapcd sleeve Is gathered once only at
its edges and shirred on vertical lines
for a short distance from the shoulder.
forming drapcd pun.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-01-14

were employed: but rs these notices
we're practically permanent. whether
the traps were set or not. they gave
little or no warning 90 the miserable
poacher. X L. marvellous that anyone
could have been found daring enough
Tor the sake az few phcasants or
eares 10 run the risk OF falling INTO
one ~ these traps, De was not only
sure or severe punishment after heiu-
Taught. but Don most cases tho cruel
spikes did his leg such au injury that
De- was more or less MANNED for lifc.
We have reason to Doe thankful that
.he splrit of humanity haS abolished
this horrible invention. though 10 has
been in use within the memory or
some ~tin iitia-. Philadelphia Record.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-01-14

A writer on the horse asSer.s rLat
Che lower front teeth il healthy. and
natural are practically an accurate
guide in determining his age. IL says.
a yearlin- has very short teeth. with
dce1 cups in the centre the two emil
ones being shorter than the other. 4
two-y ear-0id has short teeth, with conn
parslveiy shallow cups A three
year-0ld has two long teeth in the CEN
tre. with two shorter OF cold teeth
GA either side a four year-oid has
four l0lg teefh. with one short one on
either side A nvc-year-oid has SIX
long teeth. with deep cups in the CEN
tres 4 s.x-year-Old has shallow cups
il TIE two centre teeth A seFen-year-
old has ile celtre teeth worn nearly
smooth. aud tie cups OF the second
pair shallow. An eight-year-0if has
the second pair worn nearly smooth.
4 ten-year-Oid Is commonly spoken Il
a. q smooth mOufhef' horse. that il.
no cups A. the animal grows olGer the
teeth become worn III proportion. The
corners 81 the end teeth become round
Sd To tell iLe age with any degree
% accuracy beyond twelve years re-
quircs much experience and the er-
animal Of many sets Of teeth
Coimsn's Rurai World.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-01-14

kerosene may he sprayed over the
rorgh walls OF building. and win de-
ssroy the germs Of disease As we'll a.
insect life. but unless in emulsion. and
therefore greatly reduced in strength.
X would not Oe advisable TO use II
freely on hogs. horses. COWS. etc. l
80. however. make use OF Fl (mixcd
with oil OF tar. fish oil. ctc.l Tor spray
iug cattle and horses 10 rcpcl dies.
For disiufccting stables and manure
piles tho best things 90 use are land
plaster. acid phosphate dissolved with
south Carolina rock. the plaincs, form
nf SUnerpho>phatc' ana 6Sinit.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-01-14

Co.swoil sheep h1vc been bred pure
-or at iea~t three centuries The Co.'s
ro.l 20 today is ln mana WAYS az
variance with tle old type ana 3D. Is
seldom now THAT we see flock ~
rure bred Cotswold that cannot lay
claim ro The ideal type 90 combined
wool aul mutton sheep. True. they arc
90 large o. lreed as we have. hut dad
sou evev know o. MARKET 0u which
"a prime CotsWoid lamb would not bring
the top figure
some Tery careful experiments have
Ae,E made in recent years o. test TIE
different breeds fsr profitable Ceediuc.
TIE C3tswoid il always right az the
ieQ. The now desirable export trads
demands the heavy weights that Cots
Uoids make 80 two or three years.
Cotswoil rams have been used bv tie
largest sheep company in the West
chiefly Cor the iast Gfteen years. New
etud breeding hoci-s are being founded
ia over the country 60 supply thc de-
ElaLl Tor Cotswoid rams that rs in-
creasing with each succeeding year.
A. sheep 81 beauty and high char
acter in tLeir whole general appear
ance. IN can De- said that uo other breed
equals them. snd FOR zeal sterling quar-
ires as o wool and mutton producer.
they are Eore than holding thoir own
ln thls couLtrT .-CorreSpOndence Pro-
-reeslve Farmer
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-01-14

Spikes Which Frequently Manned
Poachcrs For Life.

Crest Britain has passed law re-
gently against pole-trapS, but the ac-
coSupanying illustration. reproduced
from English Country Life. shows an
even more horrible form OF trap. which
was employed not 50 very many years
aSO - deter human poachcrS from in
terfering with the rights of game pre-
servers. IL is true that the law de
handed that a notice should he posted
at the church door before the traps
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-01-14

Hore tasn one hnadrec horses IN
Ceicago were victims 81 tue fact that
Christmas same this year GA Sunday
ard was FOLLOWED ~ q holiday. The
der stress q work Ia. = died o. spinal
paralysis o. were shot 70 end thelr
surerinSs. Azoturiz * the 1echnfcal
trCuble, resulting fron two cousecu-
i've days q snacsiylty 10 the stable and
The eating OF tie sane working day "a,
lion q oats ana cora
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-01-14

What business is papa in. mamma =
asked little Robbie.
why. he, in the hardware business.
my boy"
And does ne sell cockroaches mann
ma Z"
why. Robbie, What question.
or course Sc doesn't"
We'll. he's got sign on the store
window which reads We sell every
thing 10 be- found in the kitchen -
NOnkers Statcsm man.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-01-14
ODDS and Enes

Telegraph Operator J. X. Mathis e.
capped wbat might have been serious
injury Tuesday morning al a quarter
after nine. SAYS the Union Times. he
waS receiving q message when on hear
ing a sound, he hooked Up and saw the
big clock. which - regulated BY The
United States obSersators, falling Upon
him. Fortunately be Jumped away ln
tine. The clock Was demolished. II had
IN some way slipped FROM The nan
which held IL AZ plaza
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-01-14

Smart new hatpins have the heads
made in shape Of a spreading fan in
stead of i'm the familiar bead shape.
In jet. silver or gilt they are extreme
~ modish. More expensive hatpins in
this good shape are enameled i'm col
ors to match fashionable winter mil.
linery. Some hatpins show fancy
heads mounted with coiorcd bcadwork
OF imitation jewels
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-01-14
70 RESIST a cottlsluK.
Coilapsfbic Car Frame 70 Take pp
shock.

1t is n weil-kncwE fact that because
OF their positions at the head OF the
train the baggage and mail ears are
subjected TO rhe greatest amount OF
hard usage. The life OF railway pos
tai clerk for this reason is regarded
a n most hazardous one. In col
lision the baggage car. which Is often
also the mail ear. * generally smashed
to SphnterS. and often hy consuming
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-01-14

Two old portraits OF Nelson, in good
condition. have. IL is announced. been
discovered in Dresden, dating from
The great admiraI's visit there in 1901.
The one Is large pastel. the other a
miniature i'm oil.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-01-14

the severity OF collision Will De re-
nevcd. aud other cars in The train
protected against destruct ION.
The platforms Of this car are OF eS-
nccial construction. which permits or
them sliding under abe c1r SEQ ease or
the accident without damage TO the
body OF the coach. Philadelphia Rec
ord
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-01-14

a mauve velvet gown. richly en-
broldered In chenille OF the same shade
has slightly draped bodice cut low
10 snow a round yoke or guimpe OF
tine transparent cream lace.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-01-14

Three condensed milk factories are
now in operation ia the Tnlted States.
w.tb an aggregate u S225 90 Invested
capital and ally capacity Of $4,000
pounds Of miik.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-01-14

The quantity of material required
for the medium size is two and one
quarter yards twenty one, two and one
eighth yards twenty-seven or one and
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-01-14

NEw EIor SHOT CARTRIDGE ron IHE
SATIoNAL GUARD.
When frel they wHl scatter. and "a
voiley Of them VIII make "a mob think
IL is facing shrapnel.
The range 81 these riot cartridges
is only about 2OO yards, as against
2DDo yards and more Of the regular
bullet. Il IS practically the range OF
the old musket OF the Revolutionary
days The adaptation Of this cart
ridge j. entirely in line with the larger
humanity warfare.-New York Press.
The mystery OF the Roentsen rays
appears 10 be deepening. Several in
stances ia which il caused cancer in
operations are now on record, and the
doctors are wondering why ia should
In some eases cure that disease aud IN
Others cause Is.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-01-14

gem OF a large Marie Antoihette
bonnet hat. sort OF mushroom. is Of
black silk. 1t is wreatfIed with small
pink roses. a bit of blue bow being az
the left front. There's a fan OF cream
lace under the brlm
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-01-14

Full skirts are here. not without
much discussion ia advance as TO
their mission In submerging millinery
lines I'D the delightful slender and
slim tines OF the Gibson giri heroine.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-01-14

Very lovely is a deep silvery gray
velvet coat. with collar and cuff fac
ings OF white broadcloth The buttons
are Of antique silver. The coat is worn
over q brOadcloth skirt OF the same
color.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-01-14

one-eighth yards forty-four inches
wide.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-01-14

five yards OF banding ans three yards
OF lace for frills 60 make n Illustrated.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-01-14

SEw RIOT SHOT CARTRIDGE FoR IHE
SATIONAL GUARD.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-16
OTHER MARKgTs-RY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago, Fer 15.-CATTLE-Receipts. 10000 head;
market strong: gocd prime s. s0G$6 40
medium. SASS 70; stockers feeders 81 256$4
81 25d$4 40: heifers S2S5 81 35S2 20;
bulls S2GS4 To- calves SO 50dSS HOGSRecepts. Il. roo
head market close, which mixed
butchers. 81 SOS5 To- good choice, heavy. s.
s. 1os; rough heavy s. 75ts4 90: light 81 75GS5 03:
bulk Of sales. 81 904s5 O2iz. SHEEP-Recepts 1900
head sheep strong; lambs shade higher good to choice
Cincinnati. Feb. I5.-H0GS active; butchers. IS 25d
S. 90 common 81 15GS5. CATTLE active: fair to goed
shippers 81 25qS5: $2dS2 IS. SHEEP strong S$
dS5 40: Iarnbs steady. $5lST 75.
Buffalo. Feb -CATTLE-Receipts. 100 head
good demand and steady prime steers s. SOC s. 49, shp
ping 1895 35 butchers 81 25Q$5 15 heiers, So 25f
S4 rs 50 5oGS 25; bulls 50 75qS4 Is: stocers and
feeders 81 50$4 % VEALS-Receipts. IS head: active
81 3Oa$s 25. HoGs-Recepts: eco head; slow. steady
Yorkers, s525GS5 4o pgsa $ Q5GS5 TO- rouehs. 81 5
40O0 head: lambs slow; others active: native
lambs 5OSS 30 yearngs. STfS7 25 western. 81 75
s.: wehes. S6q$6 25; IS 5OsJ 80: sheep mixed
81 50d$5 So.
including Southers; steady 0e higher; choice
beef SjQs5 20; fair good 50 5q
fed SO 75$s 3d. stockers and feed
S3d$4 20; Southern steers 8 50St I5i southern
cows So 25q$3 2 native cows 81 75a$4 15 aetve heit
Receipts, 1000 head market 6c lower; Top 50 l21-
81 90ds5 so: pigs and lights, 81 10dSt 9o. SHEEPRe
ceipts 500 head market 10d15c higher; native lambs
s7TrSS: native wethers SIS 25dS5 s5; native fed
81 90as5 %; fed lambs. S5d$S Western fed
yearlines S6 504S7 Western fed sheep, 81 S0Q$5 go
stockerS and feeders, So 5OgS5 50.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-16
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

NeyT-Nork. February I5 1895
CtEFElThc coeee market net with fgrt;s~ U,tst5s
tor owing easier l>uruF%sa IaarEe1s ana continue
Ia s---S1 rsceslEs with prices. result showing
fe-f.tr 'ss-s Inc 5reH.rS vas steady q decline Il
g. y points lF1g the session partial
p-urs -ols place continued support from Wall
s-l trace interests hut speculation did nov sesm
tf broadening OUT and the closing
tha- ~-a-s az tne net decire of 10 ots sales were
es1IlAltl d. uuJ o2es The business presented
f0-l f.='-le Ihe sun Brazilian movement.
4-liarl fl- srot rhc
S-Qfies ic bel
rapidly expected unsettfng 10 speculative
bui c17-1-I- and The selling represented further re-
cu-ar n re scattering long interests, which appear
- b. t@es-- 0.2 very strong hands II point
n toE sslln prices reached the lowest level
PIE sree -aE advance last JSUua-g
Tplr-s a-Ru trcri fhs best The faC-
trnk= at0 low without attracting any fresh
demand Is f-haTs argument against immediate
EcFah 1s- as the persistent buHins the decline
lzrEe tao and Wall street. houses would
eonclrt II The ultimate value q article Re
heavy. rcrorfed
fG III Previous Gay and. while Pauo move
lnsnr ~ estrdat reported private cables during
the acTe-po1- showed slight falling of. II
st .l7 1s compared With isSt The spot marker
Va Qdist z5a STEADY with quotations the basis
So for Ri1 20 =
Tae re of caotrsct prices t5e local market to-day
-E
New-York tribune., 1905-02-16
READING SYSTEM.

NEN JERSEY CENTRAL r. r
heEy street and south Ferry south Fsrr1
49, minutes earlier than shown belowj.
CHt4SIsS HDNs hEI Ei hLE-HEA ~ ALLENTOWN AND MATCH
~ go tssS Easton oaiy) ,. sundays. zs-se
wILKEsBARRE AND scRANroN-us.oo. s1o
LSKHWoe6p 6 SuTa1yI .f Tt7t-2, Tt 50 a "a. o, , N
PathNEGaT-z+00. $40 a N. zi-50 (34o. 4f0
55aksswood and Lakehurst only) a50O. xsOs p
AINfI>aS66 AAIrNIfAINarl6 csrTbP,s sIbb e a ts.o
L9sSG bkASCfI. ASBCRY PARK. OCEAN GROVE
rOahSI .PLtASAST. AND SEAsHORE POINTS
S--v oop, I1-SU a. m. xi20. AS, $50 SEQ. so
a661a sunday except Ocean Grove. SEQ u n. Aao.
ATLANTIC HLDs.. sEABRIGIIT, MONMOUTH BcfH
TASi LONG BtiANCd-400. $50, $50, IIsB q r.
55SV so $3.50 Atlantic Hlds oniyl. s.so D N. sun
PIfLaDEIPHia tRs re- 3 51yr; e. ;TER,rrN.1,...z
800 tS o. !s6s' So oS 2 = a. 90 s1So e 20
p. N. sI2I5 ndt ~ '1~' S0--'' @-9-~'
24TH AND CHESTNUT STREETS-s4z5 z5. ts.oo s1aos
559O a; m. 'So0 t'40O. 500. '708. fs25 p m.
BALTIMORE AND wAsHINGToN-soo siaoo s1.oo
-4p0s 500, @T.0n ~l2I5
READING. HARRISBURG. POTTSyILIE AND WILL
iANsPORT-i4-oQ. z4.2S. $500. ifs.I0 (IO0o. IL
a M Reading onlyl S1-0O "L 20. e 90 ,. m Read
ing, PottsviHe, Harrisburg only 400, IS 80 d r.
zFron Liberty Street only SDafly 4DaiIy, except
ouhosy- SUNDAYS only. 4ParioT only. IVA Ia
nSqua- xSaturdays- aExcept Saturday,
ssI ts4 1909 oey . = 6sTTy s0qs5 Esrr AsSoE HSazs
% Union Square West 153 East l25th ST. 27S west
I1Sth 81. 24S Columbus Az. New York; { Court s.
s4t $50 Fulton St Broolyu $50 Broadway. Williams
2uIs. New Yerk Transfer Co calls for and chscks
". G. BESLER-
Ftce-Prss. and Gen MGR Ger Psssfr Ssss,.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-16
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.


BEANS ASp rEAs-Ths market Is showing further
.,ts,s. sdvance dsnestic and meoluTnA the
former selling So IS generally ana the latter a. ~ iog
90 o. pes are held generally at - and raw
-s,exs A. reperted on basis Not much doing In
- sS1nsg Yellow eye higher Scotch peas ssseelsr
,s-rs suf changed We c1ote BEANS.
gsrrop 1904 choaes per bush, 50 iS 90 medium lirsS
60 tESf 90 do pea 1904 So red kidney 1903 sz sO
g. white kidney 1904 So o5QS5 TO- DO black turtle soup
e. OK "A Yellow eye 1904 81 ds2 y; 60 lima Call
s,1. y sse,s o.: GREEN PEAS Scotch 1904 bags per
bs,sh 81 GT5z6J 10 -, -, 49, d.sr..
,- arioa6x cf Canadian butter and esrload of nela
receipts for ms dhy we're VTy
Essats The stoek arriving quite irrsgulary e"lnE
~ he interruption raread traic y seie ~eassf s %
ffesh creamery
- s,rsne ana the efiicia auestion was neS 1a
ss-eeS above &c buyers en- the opfn nFsst Eao o<|
sse srs wanted nors than they could hha lhe uaaeg
sTaoee are ruling very arm also WIN az mi.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-16

TIE ocsl market for spot cottou closed STEADY and
fclzts higher 7-E5c for mddlng upland and Sc for
tnl1EsE GZf sales consumption. 11O bales to-day
E11 90 yesterdays report having
oee1 Included Tuesdays total Southern markets
were follows. Savannah and nominal
s ssles % bales Norfolk steady. &c higher at 7stc
hass 81 bzles. Baltimore uorcinay %c higher 7ss1
Augusta er- lice higher 7%c. sales 312 bales. St
Lsrsis Eu1 I-l8c higher 9-16c gales bales New
ges1s sesy ard UNCHANGED Tisc sales. bales
Estimated receipts leading points for tomorrow: At
sslals bales, against l03I last week and
les, year. a Galveston. loo 70 loo against 81
- week alc 5.esS and at SeEOrleans 1900
. 0ss sgaus- 93s last week and 2-5e3 last year.
tsecepis ports points cp-day, com
p~Ee- Elih he wear.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-16

100 EEcange spe-sz1 Liverpool cables spot cottoL
1.snsss doing: sales, Y 900 hslesi sPelaion ~
- 200 American 1900 receipts i1ovoi An.eaLS
rsss 'o9g.: miadlng upland ziId Frturss osnsa EN-
- closed steady 70 points higher FenToaiIY
- Fee-9arg March zOid: March-Aprtl. oSd; ApIli-
es9es Aay-June. z-O6d. June-Jufy 4Osd: Jcly-h.-
sus1s August-September, z.G96 SePteno
~ SIloer-S I0c November -Dec-tp> --AA~
- S.esleT-- arms drns cloths strnnE
g. t,S5LH AID NEAL-While quiet ire -four n1Sss e
- vas hrTn Northwest nineTs were repefteaa ~
. Kansas hours Spring patents. s. roc Sc SO ei7
sue1shts s. 24Sa 20: winter patents . 10y ~
szg cleers - 309sz 6; winter 50 9efs4 oo
Co., On &c - 2 Einier g. esqs3 g Rye FLoUs stssgE
u = S4SEgEAT FLOUR auie; s1eisd szg sz 81 " fP5 P
49, as 70 tgand. BAG MEAL nrra- quoted: rlns
rgrs- rgrs sn9 yellow 81 p. 81 os0si oIt
tfss-Heftern hrr1 city firm ouoted: western sprins
~ - slsndard maeing sia s. nsBr DO 81: Feo DSs:
arrive city bran, $50 b0df2l 50 bulk and sacks.
sarG S24s2s: Rec Dog s2s 30; honiiny chop sls %
- ~ ~ % sacks OII<AEAL s2S4s2s %. .
u..-<At.s-W HEAT-EeW high recorcs for TIE seasans
81 selling st 81 IoA aesins 81 lTH top Tor the osy
rsesN-f lTE representing 2c difference between tne
81 80 The upturE explained b. sudden squeeke
et9 ~ Wall Street interests this starting q gen
d. ,tefing movement IN all otner markets. and op-
- siln0uEh the Jaiy followed siuKgishy. and ever
tssy-sy y 81 l>uis bot slightly higher lhah TIE
Co., night Actual bearing On the market ~ss
n.sss h@fWeen the got.aE the Eratuity amend
sld th@ sefsaffonsl developments 81 May speed
sllenten was pretty well occupied al osy fns
< ssne n for builsE inisTpretsuon, al II nTufsoa
sf - -css 40 bush a. al Western points compared
49, IsfD Susa last year and iBs'ded bui si.0v
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