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Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-01-25
SOCIETY

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Jas sess q ne Epissopzl churzh q WEES
ProrzensEz zlreetl
SOCIETY SMALL TALK.
Miss Rozanond Guthrie returned
Tuesday from : pleasant visit with
friends in Fulton.
AF. ahd hrs. Howard Matthews. of
Fulton. are the guests Of Nfr. and Mrs.
Halsey nattheus.
Ms Legare GAry returned from 81.
Louis Thursday. after ) vista with her
parents Mf. and Mrs RuioE.
Mr.. and MS, ]. T. suief. of Van
dalia. have been the guests this week
Of Mt and Mrs. J. A. Gallagher.
Miss Elizabeth Arnold hft Thun-
dsy for a pnaacted stay with her
brother and family in Billings Mont.
Misses Fannie Potts and Fanny
Clark leFt Tuesday for San Antonio.
Texas, toattend tile wedding u Miss
Madge Potts
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-01-25

E d. Graham Of this city was elect.
ed an honorary member Of the Mob
erly Commercial Club.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-01-25
UNSEEN DANGER IS on oUR rRacx

From ,hs lime q oar hirth IN se lie
Gown for the last time.
ne bsss de5sEss from The .ianssss q
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-01-25

The secopd quarter examinations
are being held in The Mexico public
schools.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-01-25

COUNTY COURT.
First Monday in February, tn
Monday in May. first Monday in Az
gust and hTss Monday in Novemba
Probate COURT.
Second Monday in February, secoS
Monday in Mag. second Monday lnA1
gust and second Monday in NoVenhs
Adjourned terms are held regulsil
thesecond Mondays In January, haHA
April, June, July. September, osssAs
and December.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-01-25

The management of the
Ledger has secured anothsr
large supply Of the Ledge
Maps of Audrain County and
win continue the Extraodin'
ary offer. which is fully ez.
planned in other columns Of
this issue. 900 pays for maps
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-01-25
AUDRAIE COURT CALERDAl


Meets third Monday in January in
Monday In June and third MONDAY
September
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-01-25

kINHALL, NRB Jan 1a-A prairie
IRE has been burning all night east Of
this town and a number of ranches are
Feporkdto have been destroyed Thou
sands Of acre Of range have been burned
over.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-01-25

Fallieres Frances New President.
PARIS Jan. 17,-Mr. Fallieres was
elected President Of France on the
FIRST ballot, His majority was IS
Circuit Court Notes.
Keacii vs.. Wabash; verdict for plain
tiff and damages assessed at $4,000.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-01-25

Kirk Hanington, Of 81 Louis. is in
town
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-01-25

ofier 10 this paper and
send your address 70
Or. kilmerG Co. Bing-
hamtsn. n. 7. The
rnCrrizr flff. ~a-t -
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-01-25

The Chautauqua Club held q very
pleasant meeting with Miss Kate
Luckie last Wednesday. Mrs Minnie
Davis asked that 1t bold its next meet
ing With her.
The Winslow mail. (Winslow, Ariz.) 1893-1926, 1906-08-11
Precinct.

QD Pinedale Precinct. 1
Q2) Heber 1
G3) Keams Canyon = l
And the number of delegates
to be elected by the Democratic
Party are as follows:
The Winslow mail. (Winslow, Ariz.) 1893-1926, 1906-08-11
Notice of Pri-
mary Elections.


of September, A. D., 1906, be-
tween the hours of s o'clock a.
m. and 3 o'clock p. m, for the
purpose of electing delegates to
a Republican County Conven-
ton and to a Democratic COun-
ty Convention, both to be held
on the 18th day of October, A.
D., 1906, at which conventions
nominations of candidates will
be made for the various County
officers, including members Of
the Legislature and for Precin-
ct officers of the different Pre-
cincts within the said County OF
Navajo aforesaid.
The said Republican and the
said Democratic Parties shall
hold their Primary Elections at
the time aforesaid. and
In the Winslow Precinct said
elections shall be held in the
Opera House. and
In the Precinct of st. Joseph
said elections shall be held in
School House, and
In the Precinct of Holbrook
said elections shall be held IN
Court House, and
In the Precinct of Woodruff
said elections shall be held in
School House, and
In the Precinct of Snowflake
said elections shall be held in
School House, and
In the Precinct of Taylor said
elections shall be held in Deck
er's Hall, and
In the Precinct of Subway
said elections shall be held in
School House. and
In the Precinct of Show Low
said elections shall be held in
School House, and
In the Precinct OF Pinetop
said elections shall be held in
School House. and
In the Precinct of Whiteriver
said elections shall be held in
Wooster Store, and
In the Precinct of Pinedale
said elections shall be held in
School House, and
In the Precinct of Keams
CANYON said elections shall be
held in Hubbell's Store, and
In the Precinct of Heber said
elections shall be held in Hoy
les Store.
And the number of delegates
to be elected by the Republican
Party are as follows.
~ WinslOw Precinct Is
(2) st. Joseph : l
60 Holbrook : 4
(4) Woodruff " |
-
(5) Snowflake : )
<
The Winslow mail. (Winslow, Ariz.) 1893-1926, 1906-08-11

Clerks: George Wooster aud
David t. Phillips
Pinedale Precinct.
Inspector: E. M. Thomas Sr.
Judges: S. A. Owens and Lars
Peterson.
Clerks: E M. Thomas Jr. and
w. r. Brewer.
Heber Precinct.
Inspector. J. E. Shelley.
Judges: Joseph /. Porter and
Clarence Morrow.
Clerks: John Nelson and Geo.
Wilbur.
Keams Canyon Precinct.
Inspector: G.. O. Lemon.
Judges: Lorenzo Hubbell Jr.
and H. G. Hoffner,
Clerks: Andrew H. Vites and
Peleg G. Kinney.
DEMOCRATIC.
Winslow Precinct.
Inspector: F. T.. LaPrade.
Judges: Warren Britton and
Henry Heide
Clerks: Frank [ Krentz and
Bert Ward
Holbrook Precinct
Inspector: w B. Cross.
Judges: A. NJ. Boyer and R.
d. Greer.
Clerks: A. F. McAllister and
j. W. Richards.
st. Joseph Precinct.
Inspector: j. H. Richards.
Judges: John Westover and
Harvey WINNER.
Clerks: Johd McLaws and j.
p. Richards.
Woodruff Precinct.
Inspector: D. Brinkerhoff.
Judges: VIM. Lee and Lehi
Howard.
Clerks: @. R. Gardner and
Fay Gardner.
Snowflake Precinct.
Inspector: John Hunt
Judges: John A. Freeman and
w. II. Subway
Clerks: O. D. Flake and W. w.
Freeman.
Taylor Precinct.
Inspector: F. M. Perkins.
Judges: Thomas Hancock and
L. M. Shumway.
Clerks: R. J Perkins and G.
M. Jennings.
Shumwav Precinct.
Inspector: w. G. Shumway.
Judges: Glare nee Shumway
and ]. P. Jensen,
Clerks: w. A. ShumWay and
W. E. Shumway.
Show Low Precinct.
Inspector: Neils Hansen.
Judges: j. H. Hansen and
Charles Frost.
| Clerks: Frank Ellsworth and
The Winslow mail. (Winslow, Ariz.) 1893-1926, 1906-08-11

Inspector: John Hoyle.
Judges: Alva Porter and Geor-
ge Sharp.
Clerks: D. B. Holcolmb and
David Penrod.
Keams Canyon Precinct.
Inspector: ....... -.
Judges: .... $50. and
.....'..
Clerks: and
The Republican County Con
vention shall be held on the
18th day of October, A. D., 1906,
at the hour of 2 p. m. in the
Court House at the Town OF
Holbrook, County of Navajo.
Territory of Arizona, and the
Democratic County Convention
shall be held on the 18th dav of
October, A. D., 1906, at the
hour of 2 p. m. in the Court
House at the Town of Holbrook,
County of Navajo, and Terri
tory of Arizona aforesaid, and
the said Republican and the
said Democratic County Con
ventions shall each nominate a
candidate for the various fol
lowing County offices, i. e.
Legislative Council,
House of Representatives,
Sheriff,
District Attorney,
Treasurer,
Recorder,
Probate Judge.
Supervisor.
Supervisor,
SURVEYOR,
and Precinct officers in the va
rious Precincts as above emu
merated, namely, one Justice of
the Peace and one Constable
for each Precinct.
All of the said officers both
County and Precinct to be vot
ed for at a General Election to
be held in the Territory of Ari-
IONA on the sixth day of No
vember, A. D., 1876
r. G.. CRESWELL,
AS Chairman of the Board OF
Supervisors of Navajo Coun-
ty, Arizona.
Attest:
A. F. MCALLISTER,
Clerk of Board.
First publication August II,
1906.
L MnAT T TSTED
The Winslow mail. (Winslow, Ariz.) 1893-1926, 1906-08-11

Snowflake 3
Taylor 4
Shumway 1
Show Low . 9
PinetOp . 3
Whiterlver 6 1
Pinedale 6 1
Heber s. 1
KeamS Canyon ' 1
The election officers for the
said Primary Election shall be
as follows:
REPUBLICAN.
WinslOw Precinct.
Inspector: H. L. Chilson.
Judges: O. B. Sutton and @.
r. BauerbaCh.
Clerks: E. j. Wolff and ]. E.
Ward
Holbrook Precinct.
Inspector: John Conner.
Judges: VIM. Armbruster and
H. H. Scorse.
Clerks: w. H. Clark and L. D.
Divelbess.
ST. Joseph Precinct.
Inspector: H. F. Bushman.
Judges: Ezra Richards and Fl.
NJ. Tanner.
Clerks: A. B. Randall and p.
A. Bushman.
Woodruff Precinct.
Inspector: L. NJ. Savage.
Judges: G. E. Owens and John
Reidhead.
Clerks: j. w. White and H. A.
Hatch.
Snowflake Precinct.
Inspector: NJ Miller.
Judges: j. H. Willis and j. A.
West.
Clerks: j. H. Rogers and E.
M. Webb j.
Taylor Precinct.
Inspector: T. B. Decker.
Judges; N. A. Brimhall and
A. z. Palmer.
Clerks: z. n. Decker and John
Hatch.
Shur? way Precinct.
Inspector: w. D. Easley.
Judges: F. P. Denham and
Jasper Rhoton.
Clerks: E. D. Solomon and L.
D. Rhoton.
Show Low Precinct.
Inspector. J. G, Owens.
Judges: George M. Adams and
Robert Scott.
Clersk: John Hall and Loren
20 Willis.
Plnetop Precinct.
Inspector: S. Mccoy.
Judges: G.. E. WhittemOre and
Hans Hansen.
Clerks: J. L. Fish and Abe
Amos.
Whiteriver Precinct.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-11

g., IRE cotton market was moderately active
.o.,a ana ruled generally nervous and nm
Tor the week Disappointing Tfvernool ctos III
Week enc ngures than expected ana confirmed
Gays trading in connection with the confirmed absences
anon icrsI and the bearishness sentiment
oecllhe OF bm 10 points rallied low norss 5,,ri,
-. l.uSe SESSION. but eased of again toward the
Ne, 1 VS. nnalIy nervous and barely steady at
90 go y. - 4 points Sales at
.VnVgo bales Tor the day reports OF cuts in
bs. lines OF cotton goods during week appear to
peSt tor continued big trade demand aItbougb bsso
IN prices have been confined to one or two
49, % booHs, ana there seems be little likelihood
that the reductions Will extend TO other ratertaIs
ne reports that mills sold ahead can he relied
upon according 10 compilation made bv a TJvsrnoo
expert new mills have either gone into o5arat;ob5 ~
Great Britain during the last eight months or are in
course or construction, employing over coo 06O enI
oles Zos60Oe OF which will be en,nIoved 81 H,1erican
cotton: and private cables from Iverpoo stiI
a - "Plnloh OF the market in consequences
IN the south during the week Suggesting rand
WIN new crop preparations expecta-
o OF N" Chlet incentives for bearish
eether with the continued full movement from the
crop has been underestimate by recent CirBng re-
ports or that there carried over from
hus nave been willing Will greatly
the volume OF the commercial crophe cotton actually
received from September l. 1905 to September / 1906
Inc eoton N sight far for season is still be-
hlhd that o lseS.o4 the ten million bale crop year.
10 ac ara railing OF to basis suggesting
OF IVtVpVOV oales might easily before
me spflhe Business IN the local market limited
.9t IN ~, 20 the hedging operations Of trade IN
Iet arc ie dealings Of the professional element,
increased attention IS expected follow the final re-
pot OF nc census Bureau March 20. the report
OF the Master Spinners' Federation giving stocks Of
cotton in the hands European mills on March j
which Is expected to be made public around April /
lance owing the consequences Of the new acreage in
ceterClining sentiment
The anEe Of contract prices IN the local market to-day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-11
CASH Quotations.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

NeW-Aor March 10. 1905
-rq7F-The coffee market very quiet again To-
SHOWED continued declining tendency in spite
., Tsopean cables ana reports that the new CROP
s--s.-lnr from rain IN Brazil The market opeued
"a unchanged prices the cables but eased OF
s - session under moderate and scattered Houida-
CTS 80 absence support The market closed STEADY
--rfsnEsi 20 points lower. sales reported
i s - Private cables from Eavre reported that
q 1900 there Influenced 10y reports OF crop damage
- Il Brazil Hsvre was unchanged 10 = franc
- er5 Hamburg unchanged 70 Z. pig lover
- p.s-isr markets appear be recovering from the
- n ne-vausnsss caused by the fuctustions IN
- - a Brazilian exchange. Rio barely steady
- ---hsnFsd according 70 tO-day's cables, and Santos
- r-e. Al decline % 100 reis. The Of exchange
- sas o. fhe recent advance which WAS considered
1900. fn5.cs. by those who trading on the
,s-s Vs0giz45I. plan believe In It's successful
p3---- Re-e.T-s continued light at interior points
- - f-rsfr report 3 600 bags against 900 bszs
- 80 the 1FeEueDt at the ports a lit
- -sar - 900 bags against 10000 last year The
ugr movement for the season is nearly 30 600 bazs
80 tsa movement Cor the last wear and
- receipts showing sign OF material Increase lie
-. 80 would % Ice for crop smaller than tia
ssas1T. ~ -rholss deliveries meanwhile are rot
t,-v f-t excess OF last Years figures thus
Ling further steady shrinksRe IN the world 3
-s supplies. The market for SPOT coffee was quiet
~ ua.stious m tie basis Of Sac for Rio No 2
- rsnEe ~ contract prices IA the local market to-day
follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-11
TRADE IN CHICAGO.
tBy Telegraph to The Tribune.l


Chicago March 10.-The government report on the
reserves in farmers hands on March l was as
nearly as possible the feature in to-day's wheat
market. and a large proportion or all that lnnu-
enced the other grains The report In question
gave the quantity of wheat in the position referred
tn as 15s 4Os 900 bush, and that differed so much
from general expectation in the smallness OF the
quantity that the market had sharp advance ana
closed from sc to &c higher than 1t did the DAY De-
fore The reserves of both corn and oats were much
larger than those in the like position last year,
but as already intimated, prices were Influenced
bv the strength in wheat. and resulted in from 40
to 15c advance in corn and Sc in oats Provisions
had their reasons for strength ana closed
firm at a small gain for the day
The wheat market was still inclined to bearish-
ness at the opening and sales were slightly under
yesterdays closing figures
There was a revIlsion. however, and a feeling
that prices had gone low enough On this senti-
rnent and large buying by Armour brokers there
was q bg advance and a heavy business. Local
recepts were z cars with car estimated for Mon
daY May sold from 7614c up TO T9sc' closing at
77I.c July closed 779sc, after selling as high as
7Sc and as low as 765sgHc-
The market for corn was weak at the opening
and trade was light, but later. with the improve
rnent in wheat and reports Of bad conditions OF
country roads, there some Improvement Oner-
ings were small and readily ABSORBED through
b,,ving orders Of commission houses Local receipts
were 133 cars with 10 estimated for Monday Ship
en+ hence were 215 900 bushels. May closed at the
highest point 427sc to 43c- The lowest was 42lsc.
TuIv sold from 42Ac TO 4So TO 431sc closing at the
latter price
The market for oats was a sympathetic one,
prces fuctuating with those Of other grains Trade
was moderately active and the volume OF business
transacted was large Sample market ruled steady
az Yesterdays figures. with good volume Of bust
ness Receipts 1SS cars, with los estimated
for Monday. Shipments hence were $4,000 bushels.
The highest Nay reached was 224c TO 297sc, the
lowest 2s7s; the close was at 1850 to 2s44o- July
closed at 2S7sc selling high 29c and low as
2S3sc 2Sslc.
Provisions were exceedingly dull prices ruling a
triAe hrrner helped by the strength in coarse
grains There was some scattered selling from out
side sources early. The shipments OF meats and
Iards were the heaviest reported for some time.
Nav pork sold at SIS TO- May lard sold at s. Is, May
ribs sold from IS 20 UP 10 S 2212.
Hog receipts were 5000 head. and prices at the
wards were Sc lower.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-11
NEW-YORk PRICES.

ce25aa,dt t market for regular foundry pig
uaissf So g oSg aI n RPT are ss SqG ssS
5 Mo5AssEs AND sYRUPs-suppiies Of olazs.s at
Is tneEeoTe hr with fairly good iobbng business at
moderate offerings and business in jobbing way was
to firm. Quotations follow: New-oreans centrifugal
9 0a 2s' sSg12s; fair I8a1Sc good l6g1so prime
S4m% 3on 9 fair l4ai7c; good iSS2oc prime 22
4 Decline 6g oil easier prices showing
easier crde SITUATION neF a6Se2oe OF export demanS the
at & do9 March are at S!sS 800 May a2e 500 July
oot 56nSeed OIL was quiet at recent prices We
sSe PhiIadsPPhia 755e bulk 6Sc refined
Nev-York bbls coo: bulk Zoe: Pbiiadepbia nc:
depHs Is %a'er T5Es sESs 6ff%t cy S9S Pha
m R 392S9 prime summer yellow March $l931 soi
September 32& q33c; prime white 84a Q35iEc; prime
cutta raw &c fAR8 oI 6S8 raw" 4og4lc Cal
ater by the small receipts buying Of lard and
The receipts at Chicago were 1900 estimated Monday
hogs and Oaba 5o pSGt H e Igy f S s7 o.
a aR quG $qS Ness So ss e clam s SO 3 81
HANS quiet quoted. 2oas2l So DRESSED Hoes steady
S:s pss & $50 r. Sn g2 n Sss lao es
steady, quoted: Smoking ol.o; 10 h. e3Ec: p n ec
a H. Sc. Picked shoulders nominal quoted, 7g73c.
C4ieaso prime steam, nominal Middle West prime rs
STEADY Quoted Ag South ea &me 9aots Soc Tsand sd
Brazil kegs. 9S0C: compound steady; quoted. 6Q64sc
SrEARINE quiet; quoted: Oleo 71sc city lard SIC
RICE-BuSiness in rice moderate locally but fairly
active Southern points with markets steady 10
nrm owing 10 moderate offerings. Quotations
nestle. screenings 8aSkc second heads 81 a4o: choice
heads A. 4@ac; fancy heads 5q5tc; extra fancy heads
6Ss acc, Japan, domestic, 4LsG4izC; 6IkG5Ac:
Java 4I2Q4Ac; Rangoon IN bond. 2d2kc.
SUGAR-Bus!ness in refined sugar quite good IN
the way Of Withdrawals and fairly active in the line
business, with prices unchanged Prices
net less per cent for cash: Cut loaf and crushed.
$500; mould A. 495c cubes, 1850: xxx powdered
47Jc; powdered. powdered and fruit powdered
47o Bege oonfectioners graduated 4s5c Eagle coarse
fine ETanulated. PM
bags and Oh bags OF fine gEanulated Abe Egle fine
toners A. 445c; No !, 35c; Nos and 3, 430c: 4
420c; No s. Abe No 6. 41Oc; No :, 4O5c; No s. No
8, 95c No 10 $500; No Il. 3S5c: No 70 3SOc;
10 375c London reported the market FOR sugar
steady previous prices. with March quoted
S 3Ad and April at SIS Ard The local market for
sugar firm the basis OF 2sc SO centrifu-
gal and freight basis, and duty paid prices were
10 32G3lac for 95 test centrifugal 15-1643c for 50
sugar.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-11
MUCH GRAIN ON HAND.
More of Leading Cereals than at
Same Date in Three Years.

Washington. March 10-The crop reporting board
Of the Bureau OF Statistics OF the Department OF
Agriculture from the reports OF the correspondents
and agents OF the bureau. finds the amount OF
wheat remaining in farmers HANGS on March TO
have been about 1S 400 900 bushek. % per cent
of last years crop, compared with 0l per cent.
or III O5 600 bushels OF the crop OF 1901 hand
March / 1865 and 2Os per cent OF the crop OF 1893
on hand at the corresponding date in 1904
The corn in farmers hands is estimated at about
I1O6 10000 bushels 4O.9 per cent Of last years
crop. against sS7 per cent, &426SOo bushels. OF
the crop of 1904 on hand March l. 1896 and 81 4
per cent OF the crop OF 1896 on hand at the CORE
spending date IN 1904
OF oats there reported 20 be about S79 500 600
bushels, 3sS per cent OF last years crop. stu
IN farmers hands. compared with SIS per cent.
March l. 1905. and $40 per cent of the crop OF 1853
ON hand at the corresponding date In 1904
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-11

was iaer reduced 10 expectations Of 900 900
nush and the market which had started out irregular
Increased BY support OF Nav in Chicago by big eie
Nalor concern some unfavorable from india
Ok me CORRESPONDENCE agreed that wheat had been
during me last month The principal excitement
showing total Of only 15s 403 600 bush in farmers
sls or - per cent this being lower than Of the
immediate jump In the market. May advancing s4Ao
on realizing The final price on Nav was SIC JuIy
50 &c and September sake Heavy covering Of shorts
TOOK place during this hour but there was not much
no substantial advance prices reach
level Chicago authority which came pretty
the government report last wear estIafe6 Fam
reserves al 1Ss 100000 bush Liverpool closed partly 1sd
ilet lower being seadier than expected.
lnPorIaht cange In Continental markets. Northwest
ceIpts were 574 against 252 last year seaboard
ceaIaees We're light and private dispatches
more Minneapolis mills going to down owing
9r intDLity TO sell flour Broomha had cable
Which We're around goo bush less than those re-
1tsea by the Produce Exchange He
Oe estimated quantities at inland stations not
Included in actual stocks hitherto classed as
IN 15 o supply Worlds shipments estimated at
,yS pus asanst lu5O4 600 bush the previous week.
Iasi astIaaI shipments $4,000 bush. half OF
market closed steady with No red quoted AZ Sass eIe-
SSs4E or and S5@c ahoat; No 1 Northern Duluth.
stesSv b U sH9aL CokN-The corn market opened
pu was oppressed for time by reports Of good
Meauier ana realizing together with a decline of 4 a SD
house buying and regular close the market sold
~ o,ye Ine previous night in sympathy wheat.
I cent OF the crop compared with 954 last year
ll,jf were close TO expectations although considered
bush compared 773 600 bush last year No corn
We Qu3ea at 5Oc elevator and 47kc ahoat;
37e sos bush compaTe5 WITH a45 600 5lo -IsE " y
The market was STEADY to 8rIn sil Say without
mnch change Cash steady at Nevg-York with
5 70 TO- ~ NJ quoted 343a asa &c; white
mailing. 49aJ6c. both Buffalo.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-11
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool. March 1o.-Closing:. wHEATc-spot nOmi-
nal futures quiet; March, IS Nd; May, 6s 4&d; July.
6s 4Esd CORN-Spot steady; American mixed. new,
4s "a; American mixed old 4s 1ad Futures quiet
steady IS 1od FLoUR2st Louis fancy winter steady.
ss. HOPS in London (Pacino Coast steady "a 10sG
20 los. BEEF steady extra India mess. IT'S Sd PORK
firm: prime Western. 75s HAMS-ShOrt cut II
TO Is n. firm, ass. BACON steady Cumberland cut.
clear mddies light rs to 50 10 ass long clear middes.
heavy 80 to 10 Sd; short clear hacks. Ie to 20
n AIS Sd clear bellies, IA is n. ASS. SHOUL-
DERs-square. II to 10 70. Arm. ass Sd LARD arm;
prime Western tierces. 40s: American refined, in
pals 4Os Cd. BUTTER steady; finest United states
finest white 62s Sd American finest cOlored 65s. TAI
LOW-PrIne city firm. 25s Australian in London easy
TURPENTINE-Sprtts firm. ass Sd ROSIN--
Common firm, ps 1Ol Ad. PETROLEUM-Refned quiet.
esd. LINSEED OIL easy, 21s 3D. COTTONSEED OIL
Hull refned-SpOt easy, 21s Sd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-11
HOTEL ISLESWORTH.

ON THE BEACH AT VIRGINIA AVENUE
ATLANTIC CITY. " J.
Opposite Famous Steel Pier. the central location
boardwalk
station American European Plans. Ratsa g. So
day and upward. Unique Dutch Cafe Hasslers Or
Chestra- OSBORNE & PAINTER
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-11
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

New-York March 10 1906
BEEVES-Receipts 81 cars, OIL head all con-
signed direct slaughterers Feeling norninay steady
Dressed beef and unchanged at 6lz8Sc per 10 for
ordinary Sides No later cable advices
London Liverpool Shipments to-day were 100
beeVes and 1909 quarters Of beef.
CALvEsIReceipts none and no trading Feeding nom
inay steady. City dressed veals quiet az Sql21sc.
SHEEP AND IAAAfBS-Receipts were Il cars 25S3
head including S the market making with the
state stock II cars on sale demand for the
stock offered and late hour no sales bad been
reported feeling fully loo lower. Dressed NUT
sd9hc per u: dressed lambs weak Ct e@e %
11c country dressed spring lambs steady at S9GS per
carcass.
HOG+Recepts were IL cars. or 1859 head. including
half for market Feeling steady Country dressed
hogs steady at 6la1Sstc per 10 for extreme weights