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The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1905-01-06
Loss of Sleep Means
Loss of Mind.
Inability to Sleep is Natures Plair
Warning of an Exhausted Nerv-
Gus System.
Or. A. w. cHASE'S
NERVE PILLS

When you overwork any muscle or
set of muscles they tire and must have
rest. What is true of muscle is doubly
true of the brain, as from it emanates
all power to work, to act, to think. The
brain is full of little cells that during
the waking hours arc never quiet in
their efforts to furnish to every organ
the power to do its duty. Rob these
little cells of their rest at night-keep
them at work all the time, and soon
they tire, refuse to act, fail to generate
nerve force and the system goes to ruin.
Bromides, sedatives, opiates only hasten
the end-they do not build up, they tear
down. The true remedy, the only cure,
lies in DIR. A. W. Chases Nerve Pills,
"a medicine that revitalizes, reinvigor-
ates, and by properly nourishing these
overworked littles cells, give them rest
and quiet and enables one to sleep nat
urally and easily again.
Mrs. Fred Wholeben of Glade Run,
Warren, Pa, says:
81 was induced to use DR.. A. w.
Chase's Nerve Pills for excessive nerv-
BUSINESS. / was so nervous / could not
bear noise or much talking. l was
very forgetful-my mind seemed dull.
was listless and tired all the time.
The result of the use of the box | got
was remarkable. They toned up the
nerves and system generally and l work
well again, am strong-my mind is
clear and noise and talk no longer both
or me. l am much pleased with the pills
and can recommend them highly to any
one who fels as | did" so cents box
at dealers or DR.. A. W. Chase Medicine
Co., Buffalo, n. Y. Portrait and sigma
turc of A. w. Chase, NJ. ID. are ON every
package.
For saie BY
j. C. Thr0, Druggist
goa N. Front ST., Mankato, MINI.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1905-01-06
WISCELL EMEOUS.

w. B. Falaneer, the lumber agent for
the Laird, Norton & Co., at this place.
was well pleased with his Christmas
gift, receiving check for 800 on Mon
day morning, and an increase in his sal
airy for the coming year, from the COM
pany, for his efficient and capable man
agement of the business Good Thunder
Herald.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1905-01-06

F. B. Kent took trip to Minncapo
lis this morning.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1905-01-06
Notice to Stockholders.

The annual meeting of stakeholder,
of The Mankato State bank of Mankatt
Minnesota, for the election of eleven di
rectors of said bank, to serve for the en-
suing year, will be held at their bank
ing rooms Tuesday, January 10th, 1905
Polls open from O'Clock to 4 O'Clock D
IN. JOHN r. THOMAS,
Cashier.
Mankato, Mimi, Dec. 18th, 1904.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1905-01-06
IN NORTH MANKATO.
improvements Exceed Those of the
Previous Year Somewhat.

While the city of Mankato has fallen
far short of its great record for the
year 1908, North Aianksto, though she
made much better showing for her
size in that year than did the city, and
really had glorious building year. yet
for the year 1904 the village has done
still better. The total of real estate
improvements for the year 1904 reaches
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1905-01-06

Responsible man to man
age an office and distributing depot for
large manufacturing concern Salary
$1,000 per annum and commissions. APP
plicant must have good references and
81 900. Capital secure. Address, Supt.
1923 West 18th ST., Chicago.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1905-01-06

1t is important to use good paints for
barns, houses, ETC., as the labor costs
twice as much as the material. Blood's
Paint covers the most surface, lasts the
longest and looks best. Ask j. Man
derfeld, about it.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1905-01-06

Mankato, Mimi, Dec. 18th, 1904.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1905-01-06

We must raise 8 5000 within
twenty days. Call in and we will
show you how we are going to
do it. Henry T.. Hance.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-28
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

New-York October 81 1905
Guiding 100 cars alive city slagtsrers
and hed over "a cars T 10 BE- ts Ss previously
sng mere was better tone the market to-day good
Saaes we're selling more readily Just about steady
9Is ~ |sEs 1 entirely cleared Poor prime native
and stag at g 5oo bp Wes s s a. g co. oxen
~ aog$3 10 saughterers good de-
days L4xerDooI and London quotations were 5se11so
was selling sa.Gso per 10 The Celtic sailing tsy
oq g quarters OF beef for the Morris Beef Com
eaftis and 17so quarters OF schwargschiId q
Toronto MI take out $50 cattle london market
schild s8bsr pe"ee Ishampers & Son and sehwar6
cattle to be unloaded at Hull the British Empire i3s
the st Paul 24O0 quarters Of beef for Armour & co ara
quarters Of 5ssf f6r the Suiz2syss pscs me
ending sundag ooober ssR $50 ct 5qai f
SnssP and Il $50 quarters of beef ports Of Great
AZ o5a 1 sha In6 1 e Ksngs I24
Judd Coz II west Virginia H. atsers So 1903 n a. 81 So
Is 6ho d6 g ia. At o. g. 81 3d. q do 1s n at 81
70 M dd 5s Co 10 Virginia 1905 IS
1os do iso n at e. 81 So Is sO DO 3 1913 e
&C. Dc ia1 ls2s e. :, s s. s d l.
n at s. So 51f 0 i5o 20 dS No. at s. 20 10 do 1877
h hs s !, $50 at 3d. e 8 d. 3 So
@ i v5 Rsh sss5 a. 5l' ia5e g
Il d. 1872 ~ at i 1888 49, IS ct s5
10,
Sherman culver % chicago steers lbs n a at s. So
q sn Commission Company Ohio 11se ~ at
Hentueky DO 1910 n IS is DO 1o4o r. at 3 4s e
bull 1850 IS IS DO 1880 NJ b. at at 50 20 o. Virginia
,os- sanders 20 Virginia steers 1890 at SIS IS 90 do
at s. d. i4oa b. at a9 81 S 2 at s. - de- 1900
at 81 10: Il Ohio do 1853 u. 81 40: Virginia oxen
Do ito 10 at s. 20 81 cows 0 as s1a GP H. r.
90 sso d. at 81 40: do $50 10 81 rs; do T5s h.
cALVEs-Receipts were 100 head. of which 30 were d.
rect and IS for the market Veas quiet but steady No
veal S. to SO per 100 NJ 10 choice do 50 IS Dressed
and fed calves at 4a7c dressed
SASS les s, 5, Sanders; 10 vsa IA n 50
SO n. So. " - - ~
s Judd & Co: veals 15s ~ a. IS so: do 2se n
-, Kerns Commission Company: Pennsylvants veals
G. Curtis & Son: veal, IA n, at 50; do. 1s5
W. R. Hume: 1 Canada calf. $50 70, IS so: s do
SHEEP AND I4AMBs-Receipts including late arrivals
yesterday were 6S23 head or 81 cars which
were for saughterers and 20 for the market. making
but feeling weak, in sympathy with lamb market
ing the slump in prices since Mondav 75c7sf T1I1v
Is unsod late in Ordinary sheep,
car at top rfoe cus ss5 60 Dressed mutton 9 o Wak
9ieq per ~ with very lttle good enough to exceed
8 so per 100 ~ 17s DO 70 ~ at 81; culs A ~ at
S Judd Co: ia State lambs. So at 81 s71s;
CO ea 81 mis- 10 n pan rs Vest " a. v r. in lambs
IS 70. So; 80 Pennsylvania SO 10 a So:
Virginia sheep. SO ~ 81 so; II Pennsylvania do So
robin & Shannon: 22s Buffalo lambs NJ at So rs
FIOGS-Receipts were 2544 head. or 1914 cars; u
FOR the market No sales up to late hour you'd SCI!
heavy light weights
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-28
WOOL MARKET UNSETTLED.

All OF the principal markets report deficiency in the
grades of wool. Ney-York de-
serted market owing 10 talk OF assornents and
Philadelphia Is anxiously awaiting clips fill
for goods The American Wool Cotton Report
err of Boston. in part: Some OF the large
surners have been looking the market over and a.
OF them bought round Of wool.
Il South Americans, staple feeces and uuartcrblood
bright woods. and others have bought moderate
OF territories The principal still
worsted mills makers OF both mems and
goods fabrics. but the wooeu manufacturers
feeling better number OF them secured some
orders they have come into the bought
\ feature of the week has been the renewed in
in quarterback and bright woods, these
sought by Western worsted mill and by a
Philadelphia yarn spinner Prices have been
subject 10 any changes. but fine woos which
quiet are more of the bUvsr than the medium
grades Boston quotations during the Domestic
Ohio Xxx above 26Q3Ic do Nos and :. washed,
4Oc deIaine. 81 43sc unwashed deaine deeees ESQ
unwashed and unrlerchantabie. 2I123c;
quarter three-eghths and half blood. unwashed 333
S5c coarse unwashed 2a30c; Texas. 2526c; California.
SEC territory, 2+afScs black
rtory 23lsc pulled woods 3oQ50c secured woois. 4s@
roc miscellaneous. 1f24c. ForeignA australian 42lp
472c; American erossbreds 81 S nc Monyevideo
36337 1sc English Irish i1G42c. carpet woos $50
az Joseph H WheeIocA. veteran Boston buyer
OF foreign wools completed this week his 10d London
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-28

were many with substantial profits in purchases
previously made. however, that the offerings 70.
the first half larger than the as.sei.
titles wanted. The avidity with which the longs
took profits at the start caused the loss IN ter
minutes OF the lsc to ssc advance with " hicr
trading began The liquidation did not run
however into a general desire sell. and tia
wave OF buying was soon renewed and the adj
vance resumed. Chicago received 10 cars OF wheat
compared with e year ago December closed al
SEC, after selling high S91ac and low as
sS44c May closed at e07sc Gle: the highest wal
s2Ssc and the lowest S0lzc.
Corn did not show the reacrionary tendency that
sent the wheat prices kting. Local receipts wsr.
i2S cars December closed the be5to=s prsco
45Ssc The highest 46isc- Nav sold from s1se
down TO toasc closing at 45ssC 10 Sac
A good general trade transacted in the car,
pit. with the market shade easier on reaIfztrs
sales. May opened at SStsc and sold down TO ssAc
with trade rather quiet Receipts we're 20 cara
at the latter price. May closed al s2lsc TO ss4sc
after selling as high as Ss1sc. The lowest was
3212c
Provisions were neglected. and after op-asua
higher, prices eased on Packers were selling ths
January product freely through brokers' and trv.
ing TO force prices OF the material at ~
yards lower through the agency Bvllish ssnri.
meut however was not lacking. and some resisr.
ance va. met before prices easad on Jarluary
sold from So 90 to s. 2a. and reacted TO Is E Jar
uary ribs sold from 81 80 on 10 10 IS AZ. Hes
were steady.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-28
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE SATURDAY OCTOBER %. 1905

coRSNEAI I'm; euosed kin dried 50 1888 Is s. to
s. 2s1 so coarse 81 issf IS FER Re ahe ss F
dn aou Do sp red dog sal al
pfelpJ shlpnent city bran SIT bulk SIS sacks middng
sds9S2S req dog So 5o hominy chop. SCI 20 bulk. ss
sa Sszs q 9Ii ma $50 SO
made in wheat to-day the advance was by
hour prices broke about &c rom tor 9@ Closing u @
under the Previous night This result Of unload
held by The leading Chicago bull After such big
advance as The market has had this week such opera
IONS ogd not &c at al surprising. and the trade
by putting market considerable wheat for short
Par q this was covered after the regular close
c ll new" sPpeae to be about as buliish as the day
T4soa LdverpooL at one time was up about % from
TOP At Berlin there advance OF 2ac BUSH and
r eavs M G 9pn 81 g per G sh IN tns last
@ ne russian news included reports Of revolu-
shs empire iverPoo early strength was explained by
pcrers continued their aetvitr altkouCh +b nsafjs
factory freight gi+atsar nraya13sS 60 go tlera
the previous day The reported At the
market up to 81 71so for Deoenaber Tep Pef
Argentine shipments as $4,000 bush compared with
on and one that ad consdepse c in the the s as
nSon was the shipment Of 4e7 GEO bush Of wheat from
ss heat and IL, g91r shipments aocorlns to Brad
a t0hg time Pacific Coast dispatches reported heavy
The Interior receipts for the dav ere iie 600 bgsh
New~York closed a. e5 push aS s Tnea
Manob 90 at EsFfhgFn Duluth at eeae and No E2rtheEn
fiaFet started out stronger did Chicago although
me latter developed early weakness
6sIy an DAY whereas locally the market sustained
supplies demands
hour. when II Yielded in closing
irregular at sc loss net advance
continued active speculative
the cash market unsatisfactory prospects FOR
LlVeIes Inc weakness IN Chicago increased after
.laaay oy reported larger country offerings Illinois
taxing advantage or the
were 1sg77sd net higher export sales altogether
amounted to Is loads.
ences were light and interior abe Of
iast year No corn at the quoted al 62ao
elevator and at 0212C. ahost
au9iee- oATs-Ihe early market arner but active
selns pressure, combined the declines in other
IsGeLts weakened prices in the Export sales
1g-5 % 1Soqn0 bush The local
So 185c natural white so n s5gS8lic and clipped
Wfte 50 20 40 ~ 261s 63sc RYE-NIarAet steady No
Western. zee, f New-york BARItEY-Market
STEADY feeding was quoted and mating al 49@
Ell 5 DC{n c Nev-York wTEEAT-luoted at
ports for the week acco7iing Bradsreet aggreEats
~ iqs bush against s314 s2 weak and
14t1 o.3 n0s9 last year Since July
gate ZosT2z2 bush against 90 bush last vesr
ON exports for the week T0s 1873 bush against
az bush LAST week and 449 151 year since
uy they aggregate 1871 bush against 10 94 a0S
bush last 1880 -7' 1O--"7'70"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-28

Cash quotations were follows: FLOUR firm WHEAT
spring. sTGs9c No TTGssc; No red. ss1a G90c
CORN No p 53ci No yellow, 81 l4 be: OATS No 2
3O1ec; No white 81 AgS2c: No white. 5o1e $50
RYE No - T2RT2tzc; BARLEY. good feeding 3sc; fair
10 choice mating 42G4Tc: FLAXSEED. No l. &c; No
Northwestern csc TIMOTHY SEED. prime. So 90
CIOVERSEE.D grade. s13 Is; PORK. mess.
hbl SIG: LARD per 100 81 05; CUT MEATS-Short
sides Coose sT371AdsT 50; short clear sides (boxedp
81 5oGST G21. wHLSKEY. basis OF high 81 80 On
the Produce Exchange to-day the BUTTER market
steady: creanlertes TX G22e dairies 1T920c. EGGS
steady. ar mark included. i9c. rsts 2Ic: prime
r1,It,th Oct c7-Ciose: WHEAT. No Northern ss4c:
So So Northern SS' 0''0's' 's' Ds'''''SF SOC May
.,i1vsrkae Oct 2T-wHEAT No NortSe-r a9T9nt@~:
NJ . No-theru S71-Tsst4c: December. s9c bid RYE
No / TIIsQT2c. Riley. No 2, BIC; sample 33154c
CORN May. 4594c BIG
,f,nraz1o.is Oct 27-1 Sc: WHEAT December IS &c;
Nav s9Gs9Isc; No hard. S9;sc: No Northern. sse
Nortbern s6tsc. FLOUR, fist patents IS 10GS5 90
second patents 81 9s5: first clears. So THS2 90:
cnt clears So 4G9S2 80. BRAN. in bulk s111S11 so.
Pbuaaelpnia Oct. 27.-wHEAT. isc higher; contract
eoc OATS nc higher; No white -atural sGf3s4c;
NJ . white clipped 36d3eHc. BUTTER steady: extra
western creamery 23i5c; extra nearby prints 24c EGGS
nearly fresh eff 2Tc: nearby fresh &c.
western fresh 26c, at mark CHEESE firm; New-Yor<
fair to good s&d12c ReceiptsFlour 2o00 hbs $50.
600 10 IN sacks wheat 1900 bush; corn 90 600 bash
oefz "a coo bush. shiprents-wh-at. 11ooo bush
90 90 bush cats, 1000 bush
ST. Louis Oct e7,-C1ose: No . rel cash ssA eal&o;
rec--1fer s5gc; May SOS Gss&c; No hard s6essl1c
CORN No cash E2c; December t3Sc: MAY. ass
OATS No cash see; Decembe-. 2e1sc; May 21l5c. No
ToIedc. OCT. 27-cLovERsEEp. cash and October.
IS spa March. IS s7ls. ALsIKE. prime S. TIMOTHY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-28

METAIs-TIN-The London tin market was unchanged
the market vas dull and slightly lower with spot quoted
spot in London unchanged fTO los
Ioeay the market vas unchaaged Ls is quoted al
at 1916 s12c LEAD was firm at zoos 20 for spot in
~ 1ss cd sPsL5R was unehanged al E2S los in 40n
n1ay an At aas FOR Cleveland variants IaiIv the
IL ,1cfanged No foupdrr Northern is quoted
s17 75Q$1S The market for regular pig iron certf
higher. Foundry grades We're steady on near and a
s saie Of 49, o39 october At sI6 Is There
900 tons Alabama No February @aETantS a. 81 20
october SIC i9Gs16 So November sic 2SGs1e so pecem
Sie s5Gsls 90 and March sic Is bid 49,
ta!riy active tobbing demand which was by holders
al Iu prices t I eueraI TEMPER Of the market was firm
syrups ruled steady firm with moderate offerings at
fun prices demand fairly g29d fer home and sxp0
9tT a6a2so: NeW-orleans open kettle 2a@Ssc
sYRLPsConarHon % gl$e fair' l4Sl''' e'oo l'-'''
0GEaN FREiGHTsIn steam and sail tonnage trad
ing continued quite accive. and there vas GOO aeGG
fer boats Rates strong ana IN instances s tsIs
gov ssa' ad Hs9castIe 4d nominal Rotterdam. Sc
7 a. EN- 80 pfgs Hamburg IS pigs; cotton TO LdyerBeol
per 100 5a1sc London oats Is 90 95s6eibbt or
Baltimore to picked ports United kingdom or 1onae "a
@ @ s4s :: e. 5sss$;s4
BRITISH S4 tons o tosF F sfase o7 tons
Vest india trade. six months $3.50 NorTegiah see
:
schooner iron Pipe PhadelPnla TO snn o 70 a
terms: schooner $40 tons lumber tefIf.
ANA to Philadeiphia 50 schooner COS tons @ ia
20 y F i5If.i to Nevburg private terms
orTs-cottonseed oil moderately acve a nc a.
o,-e, the previous night Demand for export ana
Scfes eeG oil was unchanged Refined petroleum con-
tinued n fair dsn1anq White bbs 100 IN bulk
Soc Philadelphia bos e5c ana IN nuT X oG water
a9sd es NeWToFk bbz e7oo and IN bulk 6ses: Pha
deiLlia; ny Is 40o: PHILADELPHIA q Sc COTToN-
SEED cruas 9 mig NvsTa6er 56 e92sac
IneI aezl s2Tc: January. 2TG2I3se May Ls+Y8
2s3so TiTae Mt Terican seed city 4548c
- o. town raw, 4sG44c; Calcutta raw &c
lP6SVTs1oNs-rrade rather qui., snd asrsr G4
under weakness IN the W. s Ccago's arrivals were
q e oo ita ard Omaha 600 PORK Ru9tsd Mes
slesl9 Is ta4 eteady - agoed Mess esio family
si7 50 BEEF HANS s,eaag Paoons re: $50 n
MESSED HOGS STEADY; qn9 Bsgs sesi&c CIT
100 quiet picsd bellies steady qg9 3tsf:. s1ag
losc - ,9,o3es 81 gre picked hams quiet quoted;
0..aiae TALI9N sd ni5 quoted: Chicago prime.
5ezs54 &C western prime. 81 Is; city laId steady'
Quoted: s., 3 Is: brazilian kegs so s5 compound
S. So Continet es5sc sTEARINE quiet; quoted oeo
firm quoted s9,a ard 2 1 sfearine 7s@974c. -.,..
sgns vas still liberal and very little nc. re s s
ana FOR sale local rnarkst was $500 -.TIy 81 NJ e.
firm N5 ~ 437bc: prime 20 choice 4gaesei hea
zzaGc: Pans. Java 41az2c Rangoon bond.
SUGAR loat steady ard prices unchangsa tr1Gs s
Quoted net less 5 per f so5e. cubes
TGrovered Sc PoveTsa granulatsd
powdered and ezra graHuiated se Ssc
cartons o az Standard granuated and diamond 59e.
EE1rscr'oners 4 SOS s. S% So i0c No 05c; Ne
-. NJ o. 8 49, 10 - Sl1-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-28
West sd St, Y. r
STATIONS:

Swest Esd St. N P
STATIONS: Foot Liberty St. N r.
Time shown below Is from Liberty St. West go b.
leaves 10 earlier noted By designating
EAsToN BETHLEHEM ALLENTOWN AND MAUcR
CHCNK-zi.00 (T.15 Easton) $40 A NJ. 10. 40
500 Cb5.45 Easton only P NJ sun. "A 20 A ~ 1od
wfIskEsBARRE AND sCRANToN-91o A ". 10. SEQ
P. N. sundays, "A so A u. SEQ P. "
NEGAT-z4O0. 40 a NJ. 13O SEQ Lakswoot and
k3 80 ?. M Sundays $50 A NJ
90 Lakewood and Lakehurst-)
ATLANTIC CTTY-~9.40 A. ". kt3. 40 P. "
LONG BRANCH ASBCRY PARK OCEAN GROVE
POINT PLEASANT AND sEASH0RE P0INIS-ozs9ot
t12OI. sundays. except Ocean Grove eco A NJ. 400
ATLANTIC HLDs. sEABRIGHT. MONMOUTH BCE-.
EAST LONG BEaANCa-z4Oo $50. $40, II 30 A Ne
100, k3 49, 40. $50. $50 P. NJ Sundays. eco A NJ.
400 P. Ii
PHmADELPHIA--z4 30. MOO. nsoo. 600 m.loSo.
ms6O0 100 fI30. 900. 5000 P. N, j'12 Is rndt
BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTOS-S.00. N 10 90. sf20a
m*2OO mt-4GO s6O0. 100. az 10
IAMsPORT-I Iz4.0O n so. 800. i91o. 1000 1f-eo
A II Reading only1, leo. % 20. - 30 P. 81 Read
ing PottsviIIs only +f09 as 90 TO P IL
-Dailv. FDailv except sunday sSFlndays. rFarior
cars only. Via Tarnaqua- aExcept Saturdays mDiE-
ing car. xSaturdays only zFrom Liberty St. only.
From Tventy-third street-b5. 20 P M ESQ P NJ
els % p M g43o P VI. jtf.50 P NJ. ks 90
Offices. Liberty St. 23d St. 6 House. 261
1900 1854 1S2 5th Ave. Isl 18th -
Union square 279s Sd Ave 2T9 West f25th %
Brooklyn: 400 Broadway. williamsburg New York Trans
fer Co calls checks baggage to destination
G. BESIER e u BEEf.
vyce-Pres & Ger Mgr. Pass'r Axenr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-28
OTHER MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago Oct. observation-disclosures 5000 head
market steady So 1885 IS; stOckers and feeders
s. 1888 hefers S2S4 CO. and Gamers 81 6OG
So rs; bulls 100S3 35: calves. So 15Q$T IS HOGS
Receipts u 600 market easier; shipping and
Iected So IGS5 2T1e; mixed and heavy packing 81 esq
So OT1s light 95G$5 0512 pigs and roughs s1$4 e5
SHEEP-Receipts. 5000 head sheep steady: lambs
easier sheep. S5GS5 20: lambs. S3G1ST so
Cincinnati. 2I.-HOGS lower: butchers and ship
pers So 10: S4Gl$4 go CATTLE steady; fair to
good shippers. S40S4 10 common S26S2 Is. SHEEP
ca sv IS 23G$J IS; lambs weak. s. 25G$T 70
East Buffalo, Oct. 2T,-CATTLE-Recepts, 400 head;
slow; prime s. J01S5 To- shipping steers 81 100
81 IS, butchers 81 25dS5 heifers. So 254$4 So
81 50QDS3 So: bulls 81 25S3 90 EEALS-Receipts. 500
head: active and steady. s. 5c@s9; HoGs-Recepts:
fairly active: shade lower: heavy mixed
workers. pigs S. 2cas5 80; roughs s. 25g$4 So
S3Qs3 70: dairies grassers $5dS5 Is. SHEEP AND
LANIBsReceiPts, 5000 head; active: sheep steady:
lambs 10G15c lower; lambs SIS 1887 25; few 81 35
yearirgs SeasS %; wethers 50 50@s5 5 ewes S. $50
So IS; sheep. mixed So 50GS5 49, Canada lambs s6 75G
81 10.
Kansas city. Oct. 27.-CATTLE-Receipts 400 head.
including 500 Southerns; market steady 10 l9c lower:
good S4GS5 Western 81 T5S4 80; stockers and
feeders So 4G$4 IL Southern steers s. 2S4 so; South
81 1889 IS; native 81 e5Gs3 So native
HOGS-Recepts $500 head market steady TOP IS O21s
bulk OF gales 81 90s5; heavy 81 95GS5 O21a packers
s. enTs5. pigs and light 81 e06S5. SHEEP-Recepts
head steady to 1Oc lower. top lambs
s. *: Western So 50G$T 70; yearIings
5G9S6: Western clipped yearngs IS 25GS6: Western
clipped sheer 81 25GS5 40 feeders S. 53
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CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New-York. October -, 1908
C0EEEE-The coffee market moderately active and
again showed steady . absence Of
important nearby LIQUIDATION opening
changed points lower. owing
primary markets and rather disappointing European
cables. but prices rallied moderate demand
fro shorts and Wall bulls and after closing
French cables showing additional gain prices
worked partial 10 points higher steady
unchanged points higher reported
IS go Early cables Havre Indicated a
advance Of orly L franc which considered
favorable showing advance in local
market Of the previous day but EavTe closed =
higher OF the primary markets Rio 20 refs
lover. while Santos unchanged Receipts
ports Light. $4,000 against IS 600 bags
Jundiahy 41.000 bags. against
5000 bags last and the Sac Pauo receipts fog the
Ters zS,e26 psAs against year. Ware
hase deliveries on THURSDAY were 30 964 bags against
s6032 bags rear Primary receipts 81 far the
month about IT6.0U0 bags than
month season. reaching 55050o0 bags, Ear
reported against 8. bags The
spot coffee steady but unchanged with quotations
basis OF s4sc Rio No {.
The range Of contract prices the local today
fellows:
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EIeopEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool Oct 27-CIosing-wHEAT-Sp steady No
red Western winter is Cd: futures quiet; December
Is 2Kd; March, rs 21sd- CoRN-spot firm; American
arr A SD March As Sid PEAs-canadian firm at
&c ia rT0frP-S Louis fancy winter steady 9s Cd
HOPS in London Pacific COAST easy at f2gEa BEEF
AM. ex-rs India mess. PORK firm; prime mess
western 7os fTAMS-Short cut. Il TO Is ~ firm at
AIS I'd BACON ARM Cumberland cut rs to so n, Sis;
qbort rih ia 10 u ~ Cd: long clear middies light
3 to 81 n SOS Cd long clear mddes heavy IS 70 40
s short clear Ii 70 20 n 43s; clear belles
Il 10 IS n AS sHOULDETas-sq1are II TO I3 ID.
steady: prime Western. IN tterces
s4sa rner-an refined In pals SIS Sd. BUTTER-Good
tinted states noninaIy s5s CHEESE steady; Amert-
- 49, ybi,s ms American finest coiored 55s TAI
i0yF@Pr4ne city arm at Us Cd lTRPENTIN ESnlTtts
a., a. kog az ROSIN-Comuou firm at los. PETSO-
TFTrH-Renned steady esd LINsEED OIL steady at