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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-03-18
TOOTHSOME SALADS
Promote Health and Please Palate.

Promote Health and Please Palate.
A lover of good things writes from
Chicago:
THE favorite salads in my family"
he says, ARE prepared with Grape
Nuts, according to your recipes. We
regard them as unapDroachable. We
are also fond OF Grape Nuts with cream
a s a breakfast food, and use it daily.
Il was a great sufferer for wears"
he continues, from stomach trouble,
which gave rise to painful headaches,
and / was at last completely pros
trated and bed-ridden with liberation
of the stomach and bowels. / suffered
untold agonies while the doctors were
trying to cure my ailment with medi-
cines.
IT could retain nothing on my ston-
ach but an occasional sip of cold water.
or a teaspoonful of olive oil, and at last
even these could not be kept down. The
doctors then gave me uD-said there
was no hope for me.
I'm this strait my good angel IN
duced me to try Grape-Nuts food. and
it may sound Iudierous to say of the
initial experiment that the sensation
was simply heavenly but nothing
milder than that will express it.
MY recovery was rapid and in a
very few days [ was up and about, aud
IN a few weeks was a perfectly well
man again. And it was all the work
of the GTape-Nuts food, for, as I nave
said, the doctors had ceased to give me
medicine, considering my case hopeless.
Since then -Grape-Nuts has BEEN as.d
always shall be a staple article of die.
with us" Name given by Postum Co.
Battle Greek, Mich.
There's a reason. Read the little book.
The Road TO MELVILLE" in pkgs.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-03-18
KAYsVILLE SOCIETY.

The members of the Kaysville Relief
society were hOstesses on Friday at an
elaborate dinner in the Music hall and
had for their guests about 200 people du-
ring the day The event was planned to
commemorate TIE anniversary of the or
ganiZation of the Relief society, which
first came into existence March IL, 1872,
when Joseph smith organized the wo-
men of NauVOO, Ill, for charity work.
The local society gave Pm open invita-
ton to KaysviIle people TO be its guests
for the day. In the morning a programme
was rendered, followed by the serving of
dinner. The time in the afternoon was
occupied with music, speeches, Rotations
and general social intercourse. II. the
evening a dance was given and was large
" attended.
visiting with relatives in Kaysvile.
Miss Annie Ku0wltOn has returned from
a few DAYS visit IN Salt Lake.
Ralph Strong IS home from a two
years mission in Virginia.
LAS Platicad0raS'' club met Yesterday
afternoon with Mrs r. w. Barnes
Mrs Paul Thomassen is on the way
home from a six weeks stay at Los
Angeles
Mrs. Susan Grant of Woods Cross was
in KaysvilIe visiting this week.
Mrs Jane Checketts is down from Og
den visiting with her sister, Mrs Charles
Mvron ". Phillips of Kaysville and
George L. Holt Of Syracuse are expected
home from missions i'm Colorado this
week Both were in the Rio Grande
wreck near Pueblo ard were delayed
r. r. Yaunt has gone to Spokane for
a brief visit, expecting TO return in about
q week
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-03-18
AMERICAN ROBBER TO
BE TRIED IN AUSTRIA

Vienna, March John Patrick
Howard will be tried in the assizes
next Monday on a charge of bank rob
berry. He was arrested in July, 1905,
and is believed to be Joseph KillOran
who, on July 4. 1895, while under arrest
in Ludlow street Jail, New York City,
charged with q postOfice robbery. made
his escape. but was afterward captured
and served a sentence at the Chester,
H., penitentiary.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-03-18
READY NOW FOR PAINE.
Attorney skeen Prepares Charges for
= Filing on Monday.

Attorney ]. D Skeen yesterday com
pleted his accusations against Council
man r. B. Paine and the papers will be
filed in the district court here tomorrow
The charges against Paine are similar
to those against the other councflmen
excepting that he is charged with causing
a resolution to be adopted by the council
on July % 1903, granting the counciImen
a certain amount for work on the board
ef equalization and review for 1904 and
100 and then on Dec Is, 1905. caused
another resolution to pass that body ap-
prePriatfnas a certain sum for work on
the-sa1ne board for 1896 It is not be
Heved that Paine will let the case go to
trial, The accusation against Emmett
the remaining member of the council
will be drawn and filed later, or as soon
IS possible after the Paine case has been
disposed Of
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-03-18
IDAHO MAY BE VISITED
BY THE SOIL EXPERTS
lspeciat TO The Herald.O

Washington, March 17.-Senator Hey
burn is endeavoring to have the secre-
tary of agriculture send party of ex-
perts from the bureau of soils to make
a survey during the coming summer of
the soils in southern Idaho, with par
ticular reference to lands in the vici-
nifty of Twin Falls.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-03-18
SHEPARD WILL ESCAPE
THE JAIL SENTENCE

Paris, March 1.-THE authorities
have granted six months delay in the
case of Elliott f. Shepard of New York
who was sentenced to a fine, to pay an
indemnity and to three months i'm
prisonment for running over and killing
a girl while driving in his automobile
at St Ouem in April last. That is con-
sidered a virtual abandonment of the
imprisonment part of his sentence,
which ultimately. will be changed to
additional fine.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-03-18
COUNT B0NI DID NOT
MAKE AN APPEARANCE

Paris, March 17.-Judge Ditto. presi-
dent of the first tribunal of the Seine.
summoned the Count and Countess
Boni De Castellane today for the pur-
pose of seeking a reconciliation under
the wife's last application for absolute
divorce. The countess was present with
Edmond Kelly. her lawyer.
The counts attorney presented a GER
tificate from a doctor, saying that the
former was sick and unable to be pres
ent in court. The hearing was then ad-
iourned for a fortnight.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-03-18
LEFT HER ESTATE
CAUSE OF SUFFRAGE

Rochester. n. Y, March 1.-THE will
for probate today. The estate amounts
to $4,000, all of which is left to the
woman suffrage cause. Rev. DR.. Anna
Shaw Of Philadelphia and Lucy Z. An
thony of Philadelphia, and Mary S. An
thony of this city are named as the
trustees. The Anthony homestead Is
in Mary AnthOny's name. By the terms
of the will, Mary Anthony will not re-
ceive anything from her sisters estate.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-03-18
SHORT $4,000.

Santiago de Cuba, March II 4
= Bias Molinet, the provincial treas I
y urer. has been missing four days 4
y and his wherea bouts are unknown. 4
= An investigation made today, it is I
= alleged. revealed a shortage in the I
y treasury that will approximate I
y $50, 0O0. Molinet is bonded by the I
+ Fidelity e. Deposit company of 4
\ Maryland in the sum of $4,000. I
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-03-18
PRINCETON GRADUATE
CONVICTED OF CRIME

Tampa, Fla, March 1.-THE jury in
the federal court tonight convicted
George H. Stephens, Princeton grad
uate, former professor in Lafayette
college, Pennsylvania, and former con-
Wet in the penitentiary of the latter
state on a charge of counterfeiting.
stephens made an impassiOned ap-
peal to the jury i'm his own behalf
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-03-18
DEPOSITORS WILL GET
80 CENTS ON DOLLAR

Pittsburg, March lit was stated
today that the receiver of the defunct
Enterprise National bank of Allegheny
will pay a dividend to the depOsitors
early in April. and that ultimately
they may receive 80 cents on the dollar.
The state deposit in the bank at the
time of the failure has been made good,
the full amount. $1,000. 000 having been
turned over to the state treasurer by
the trust companies who were sureties
for the hank
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-03-18
For New Packing Plant.

F. f Schlageter. president of the Og-
den Packing & Provision company re-
turned yesterday from a three weeks
trip to cities of the east. where he went
10 inspect packing plants. During his alb
sence Mr. Schlageter employed Wilder
M the plans for a packing house As
soon as these plans are adopted by the
directors. work on the buildings will be
commenced Mr. ScblageteT stated that
he expected 80 have the plant in opera
tiOn in time this summer
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-03-18
CHEAP RATES TO MEXICO.

Daily after February 18th until April
9Th, the Colorado Midland will sell
tickets Salt Lake to City of Mexico
and points north thereof for S44.60
For information and literature call
Ticket Office, ~ West Second South
Salt Lake.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-03-18
Sixty Years Experience OF an OLD
Nurse.

Mrs. winsIow's Soothing Syrup is the
nrescription of ere of the best female
physicians and ncrses In the United
States. and has been used for sixty years
with never-failing success by millions OF
mothers for the.= children. During the
process of teething IS value is incaicu-
liable IT relieves the child from pain.
cures dlarrhoea gripping in the bowels
and wind collie BY giving health to the
child IL rests the mother. Price IS cents
2 hottie.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-03-18
AGED 1os YEARS.

y Uniontown, Pa, March f7.-Mrs \
y Mary McKittrick, believed to be \
y the oldest person in western Penn =
y sylvania, today celebrated her y
y 1OSth birthday. I
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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-03-18
DETAILED FOR DUTY
ON PRESIDENTS YACHT
Especial to The Herald.D

Washington, March 17-WaIIaCe
White Cotton of Provo, a young sea-
man in the United States navy, has
been detailed for duty on the presi-
dents yacht. Mayflower, stationed
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-03-18
CURED NY RUPTURE
VIII Show You How To Cure Yours
FREE.

helpless and beridden for from double rupture
No truss could said operated on
all and cured myself by simple discovery will
by mail you write has
since cured viii you. today Capt
Ceilings Box 52s. WATERFOWL n. y.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-03-18
NO COMPETITION.
minneapolis Tribune

tMinneapOIiS IrIbune.D
What do you consider the most
memorable occasion in your Career?'
tOnce. at an evening performance"
answered the great tenor with emo
ton, 'aIl the boxes were occupied by
mutes. I shall never forget that night"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-03-18
Ptomaine Poisoning.

Fred 'Massa, after eating meat at din
ner, was seized with severe cramps and
nausea He was given medical attention
and there were no serious results.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-03-18
SIX YEARS IN PRISON.

Cleveland, O., March 1T.-Charles NJ.
Traver and o. G. Lille, having pleaded
guilty to misapplication of funds Of the
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-03-18

First National bank of Conneaut. o..
were today sentenced TO SIX years inn
prisonment The bank failed as a re-
suit of their crimes.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-27
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE. SATURDAY OCTOBER q. 1908

:s:s.s sss :ssss' sIR d oba sa;s sa Z. 5.
srn: Ho: de other nsAsby. 1e0lS,aoi SPRING GEESE
sss g s Z. a 'Ss oas
han ssa ; ro
Ess i?Sa ss. eRoua sRSS5f. 50 Soass; Egf6eE
5sss Ss55 ss5Sa Rsj sSdsa pr
K 81 sgsS & dS p ps ss 90 Inc
e ssqE5sas s % @alIa:d oGssi ss g g
T9ddy slgs1 25 do wdsson. 25s5oo: a9 eommon m rs 2Ss
SScls deer IsSa 5e'A saddles per TO- 10
POTATOES AND vEGzTABIEs-Irish potatoes, toes; In
ohangd oPabs cbsas sh steady ss "S 6Ss 9tsn @ oT
Eggplants In Light supply Lettuce Irregular In quaity
showing wide range Tomatoes would sell above quota
tions If fancy Other vegetables about as quoted we
sSlk o Per ns sS 81 !sqsss az
e2sa sa9s1 81 sss q Ions oO
Ss1 20 do 9asset 9o8s0e DO Eastern shore per 5b
per Sb ss 6 eARP psr p%ssbsd 99ar peT bbl 81 a5
al s15 So e. 90 unwaa4d led s e. nF oaa sana
per basket 81 5o4S3 do Boston and other hohouss Per
f2zcE W ss n G % ss@g lang IsPd seF S RF R r ig 3 & do
long cut 25cgsI Is; CELERY. and Michisan per
IIfe Rssr a. per sssks Pf ST. fe5sH
per 40 large 5SFiaa Sbl sss g. xa
2RsCS per hia 81 90 @ per- Per hs St
@ basket ,Sc@SI Ss 90 per bag 6Ocq$i LETTUCE state
5os @ Boston sl6s2 IS bS
f525c do Outdoor iSs5o oNdSs 80 Small whit. 20 pcEa
Pl Do per 6b * & sqsa 10 90 red 81 S and o
yellow 81 5o9s2 % Orange County. white. pu bag
81 VgS2 20 do yellow 81 2JS1 rs: do red S1S1 6oi DO
state and Western white, 75cGSf do yellow
per bag slgs2; do red saSI 75 do Jersey WHITE per
BE- ssse 0 75e9sI oKRA Southern per carrier g 5og
Jersey red per large bb 81 1892 IS do per small bb
small b 95csi uMPRSs rsf rs per- aesSt Sb 0' sS7So
PA 6 & sT 10 100 sTRqsss 7sl F%oMAIS nearby
basket 25eQS2; do green. 25oTs2 50 SQUASH Hubbard
bb 15c4s1; do 6075c; do Florida, per
BASKET 5O 75c; SPINACH. nearby. bbl 75cGS1; To-
MAIOEs state ripe per bush basket sgs1 so; do
75c; do nearby ripe per box 76cgsi 75 do green $50
50o DO California fat box. So do hohouse per H.
1oGSOc; TURN1PS. Jersey, rtabaga bbl 759Oc; do
Canada .rutabaga. 9ocqS1; WATTRCREss. per 100
HAY AND sTRAw-HAY-ILght receipts form
the basis of strong quotations this likely
the case until larger car service comes TO the relief
ward FOR what should be active fall month. Buyers
OF TOP grades taking few round lines the
rates At the srnly supplied stations OF
trtbutng customers have assumed waiting policy
consumers buying scarcely anything ahead t
is nothing suggestive OF famine conditions The scanti
ness OF high class hay has given useful enlargement
likely TO compete prominently later ettrac-
tive lines OF what commonly named undersrades
this season have undisputed quality merit. quote
Prime large bales per 100 10 81 05; No do. 81; No
mixed fancy, 76as0c; do other 66@7Oc; clover.
6o975c. STRAW-Receipts of long rye expected
arrive literally and the quotations OF 6OG65c per 100
70 are regarded N1ll. Receipts of hav and straw IN
Rairoad. 800: Erie 500; Pennsylvania, 10; Delaware
Lackaware & Western. 40; LAhigh Valley, 10; Balti-
more 6 Ohio; 80: Central Of New Jersey 116; river
boats 14o total 1880 tons; receipts OF straw 90 tons
New-York tribune., 1906-10-27
Public Notices.

SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED BIZ
y the Common Council OF the City OF New Roohslie
~ z. up to o'clock ?. NJ, Thursday November 1,
Hall Building, the corner of Main ana Mechanic
sreets for all % eighteen (1s) oertiacatss ot
Indebtedness for Five Thousand $4,000 dollars
Said certificates Of indebtedness 20 be dated the hrst
day OF November, 1903. and payable the first day
OF July, 1901.
ant to SECTION 2t4 OF Chapter fss OF the Laws OF the
Stats OF New York, for tho year 1sss and the acts
arnendatory thereof, and pursuant TO resolution os
the Common Council OF said City adopted OctobsY l.
1905 said certificates Of Indebtedness TO be issued in
anticipation Of the collection OF City for ths
current hsoal year.
These certificates are TO numbered from ous -
of per per and Be sold TO the pers
son. firm corporation Offering the highest premium
therefor.
III. City The right rsjec, sqy OF al oidA
All bids to be addressed 10 Charles KamnsrmsyaS
City Clerk, and marked such.
Each bid shall bs accompanied By deposit Of
Two Thousand (saooo) dollars. in cash, certified
City Treasurer OF the City OF New Rochelle. Such
posit be forfeited the City II parties
TO whom the certificates shall be awarded fail 70 take
and pay for the IN accordancs with the terms OF
sale
The certificates delivered as the once Of tie
City Treasurer. City Hall. IN the City OF New Ro.
chele. y. T. Thursday, November 9. 1905. at -
o'clock
No bid will be receivsd for less than par.
Purchasers will be required 20 pry accrued interest,
BY order OF the Common Council OF the City OF
Nav Rochelle, N Y.
''0'c caGHR1Es EHMMEkMEYRR, qos1Gsf 4 tfSS
Clerk.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-27
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT

rDor,r-,r, - New York, October % 1905
80 3The Bt1F3-The conee market quiet to-day but
opening unchanged points lower ruled steady
nrn ana closed steady net unchanged to 10 points
Isher, safes for the day bags
& NE initial decline due IiquIdatlon from
oIfeet sources ana while
ss seemed to be no very strong demand but
S the W al street selling executed there
was more aggressive support based no doubt on steady
p r-1r9peah markets and the bush crop news o the
souS DAY and the list up with March selling
a. 6o5c or 20 points above level OF last Wedneso
o aea a. Of feature to the newg The Brazilian markets
1fb was 8-S2d lower and Rio declined Is reis
anout the same on the previous day 9G OOO bags,
asAs $4,000 bags last but the Jundiahy receipts
were Hghter at $4,000 bags, against 5S previous
DAY and $1,000 bags last year E'he weather in Sac
Paulo was fine and the falling Off receipts is con-
soTec the natural result OF the recent rush of coffee
the Interior for clearance OF
Hs ne suF5a3 & which goes into effect on December
market for coffee steady quotations on the
basis OF 77sc for Rio No : - -
The of prices the local market was
follows:
New-York tribune., 1906-10-27
MINNEAPOLIS & ST. LOUIS.
CENTRAL OF GEORGIA

The report Of the Minneapolis & St Louis Rail
foao company for the year ended June 50 shows
gross earnings OF So 7 S5. an increase of ss4s soe
and net earnings Of S5s2s sT, increase OF 1886 os
after adding other income Of 1858 49, and deduct
ing taxes interest rentals and net earnings from,
ease, there a surplus Of S46 d24 From +Lie
~ was deducted a dividend OF per cent on The
E50 -0'-ls = net surplus OF
-, .he receipts from freight traffic increased s52s
te.ii increase In the number of tons OF revenue
-esHt carried one mile, 1896 per cent was in Local
go 5Ilu zooi per cent in through. In expenses
az a. 1laIIIeLalce OF way and structures there was
i-,5 =. Ease % $9e9S 81. 31.65 per cent Thew
-no s1oyU o. the cost Of relaying 672 miles Of
nile 1s .. 1T4ck "a with spound steel rails and "a 81
n -sr 80 ~pound rails TO replace lighter rails
SWais or crOssties there was an 1noraesa ~
an p - ~ repairs 10 roadway and track s26 s99 73
go - "a repairs 10 buildings, SOe85 49, Repairs ~
r vi cEcreaseo S6l1 o. and repairs 10 fences
me-, ;- re expenses for maintenance Of equip
i- increased SS2.596 Il or 25I2 per cent
New-York tribune., 1906-10-27
prices IN the local market was

COTTON-The cotton market another very
severe break and closed barely steady. net de-
mated 100000 bales. The opening steady at
an advance of l point, 10 decline OF points and
after some little trregularty the market worked
TO a net gain OF about 2Q3 points better cables
than looked for, and covering of sellers who
were encouraged by the appearance of supporting
ders from OF the bull leaders and bullish
sdvices sent out from these There also
reports OF firm interior holdings hold sellers in
check, but the into sight figures heavy;
the weather good. the bearish impression made
by the Census report still fresh mind, and
expert, who had just a through
South, might issue bearsh crop estimate in Liver
pool tomorrow morning Scalpng bears seemed be
waiting sharper bulge to sell finding that
this not forthcoming offerings increased during
the middle Of the afternoon orders caught
the long side and December sold off 10.22o:
January 10 lO31c, or about So bale down from the
recent high point. Business active the decline
and II rUnored that OF the big bull
selling a scale According the official
reports, Southern markets unchanged &c
interior all day. Some quite bush cables
were received from Liverpool early, but the market
there easier toward its close. The weather map
favorable q larger from
the Western belt week superintendent Kings
weekly figures follow: receipts
bales, against 293S63 last year; overland mills and
mill takngs. estimated $500 against year
stock interior towns 49,442. 44.660
last year brought into sight for the week. 59O.34s
bales. against 411.243 last year crop movement
Port receipts 2,174429 bales. against 2.235735 last
year, overland 10 mills and Canada, 72.32S bales
against 1881 last Southern mill takings
mated 3T5,0O0, against $4,000 last stock in
terror Of /. $40.
2S4.072 last year brought into sight
2s22.2S7i against
movement is for 56 days this against 81
days last year
The Of contract prices in the local market
day follows:
New-York tribune., 1906-10-27

March. es Cd. CoRN-spot quiet; American. mixed
Is 4d futures quiet October nominal December As Ad
January 4s 1'sd HOPs-At London Paeiho Coast quiet
at "a 4sfE5 FtOCR-St Louis rencv winter steady
S. BBEF-Extra India ness firm at 7os PofeK-Prms
te 70. dull az SIS Cd RACONCnb berland eut. &c 20 50
steady at o7s short RIB 10 70 es 70 steady at 64s long
clear rddies, light q 81 70, steadv AZ 54s Cd do
heavy. ss 40 steady Sat short clear backs 10
Soc sE!ouf pTRs-square II to Is n steady AZ sos
refined. In pals nrm az sss 81 TALIow-Prims ely
srSnE n 9 @ , =. a arp - AS gr.d 81
sss: -: = G. ga e esssss si o,s St ~ e: .sS
New-York tribune., 1906-10-27
OTHER MARKETs-sY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago. Oct es.-cATTLR-Rsoeipts about 5000
COWS So e5Gsi 10; hefers SO eoGs5 49, bulls 8 4op
5o ss6S7 co. stookers and feeders 81 40S+
hoGB-Receipts, about 1900 head: market stsadyi
ohosos to prime heavy. So &59s6 50 medium good 10
heavy SO 25S6 butcher weights. SO S5qs6 co. good
10 choice mixed SO 2Os6 s5; packing So e0GS6 I5 pigs
st seas6 rs sHEEP-Reoepts about 10 900 head fnar~
kst steady but dull sheep s49s5 75i yearlnss. so 600
So IS; larnbs se@S7 IS.
pers So 10sss o. common IS b0Sts ao CATTLE steady
fair 10 good shippers 81 40s5 so; common. s2Gs2 %
SHEEP stsady. IS 1904 So LAnIBs steady. sagsT 90
East BuiTalo. Oct. 26-CATTI4E-Reoepts. 500 head
light esaana and steady prins steers sb GOOSE; ship
$50 head active and 800 higher 81 uoass so Hoas-
Receipts 200 head rairiy active; pigs steady others
6G10c higher; heavy and mixed 50 45s6 s. few SO co.
Workers &oRs6 co. roughs 50 &os5 6o dairfes s. 251
90 40 SHEEP AND LAMT3s-Receigss 400 headi
active sheep steady lanahs higher IS 25SS7 90.
Kansas City Mo. Oct. observation-disclosures. 1000
head including 500 soltherns market for cows steady
other cattle steady weak; choice export and dressed
beef s. 6O<6 7i fair good s4Gso t Western
sssrs 50 sossS sSesssr' sns ,ssds 81 sgss go
native s2ass TO- native hsifers 81 oorss 7o bulls
s2 109s3 so, calves SO 5Os6 25 HoGS-Receipts 400
sales g a5se i:sns heavy 60 So .s pses. g 200
sc s5: pigs lights, IS frase s2h sHEEr~Aeoep,s,
5000 head steady; lambs 20 ToSs7 e5 ewes and
yearings 81 aoGs5 Western yesrinxR 50 e11$o foi
Western sheep 81 bos8 Is stooxsrs ard feeders. 80 70