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The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1906-11-20

but never follows the use of Foley's
Honey and Tar. 1t stops the cough,
heals and strengthens the lungs and
affords perfect security from an attack
OF pneumonia. Refuse substitutes.
A. z. Owens.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1906-11-20

Memphis Tenn, Nov. 20.- With
rain still falling the situation in this
section is more serious. 1t is esti-
mated that the food loss in this coun-
try is already approaching $3.50, GOO
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1906-11-20

Rev. G. w. Snodgrass has returned
from trip to Coweta aud Sapulpa.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-23

90 nearby, bbl 5oc8s2; ONIONS snail white pickle,
Per hbl, S5gSI do basket S20s2 ConnecttcIf
snd 6i&stern Eeissa per 6bL s9gs4 DO Tsd 81 SoSs@:
bag 81 5OQS2 90, per basket 81 DO yellow per bas.
S1Gs1 sos 60 red. 75cdSi So Western, white.
Per crate locQhl do C1o. yellow Per S1oS1 10 60
Eeansy ana jersey yellow. basket 1850 81 90
JeTsey. red basket 75cs5o; DO Long Island and J
sey. red and yellow ob 81 5GaS2 Jersey whss
Per basket I5cg<1. OESFA Jersey Per loo T3cBc1;
ElMEAINs Der Dbl cJg7Jc PARSLEY per 100 ouncaes.
T5cgSl; PEPPERS, jersey. red. per Dbl NSS1 90; 90
green. 5Jg1c. 60 hafbbl basket. $50 Doc. % per
S-I.ING BEANS, green. Der basket . ttoc: 90 wax
sgooc DO per bag 25fsic; d nearby, basket or
bag. S05sc: sou ASH Hubbard per Dbl SldSl . %
marrow, aoccSl, Go yellow crook-ncck and White, Us
75c SPINACH Western Nsv YORK. per BASKET. 25c TO
MATOEs uprvsr and state. bush oasket slgsl 90;
Do nearby box T5c 9sl 30; TJRNIPS. Jersey ruta
baga per Dbl 5pG15c o. Canada ru5a5aga PEI BOZ SIG
81 ~ 90 white per 100. s. 80 81 90. WAIEHCEsS per
100 punches 81 5VQS2-
HAY AND STRAW-zfAY-rhe week has q
satisfactory The selling side. Trade BY no &C
count has shown fall Interest and the merely pecng
out call VIII accumulation o. supply mat has
formed kept sluggish most OF tie week
and prices have improved Few sales rave been re-
corded the outside line q quotations Car shortage Is
likely % enlarge river barge business FOR tlI9e
quote; Prime large bales. rlr 100 ?. s2c; No st9
Soc; IA No O. GA zoe Shipping 006xo.
clover. mixed do tuc Ft4A "
Long continues trer. best rail lots have ruled es-
est with shtsage ;s but prime barge lots have made
go7d prices most az the week We quote. large la-es
60 1Gd5c fr straight lots and zoe for selected IN MOI
Receipts % and straw. II IONS reported
az the Produce Exchange az noon To-Day fson ever
no; Baltimore Ohio 90 Ontario western % Central
r New jersey. I'D. boats. 100 total 20 tons bor
the week. 5000 last Ol9s Receipts OF straw
"a tons for the week Lisa. last week % 1p.Ils
san Juan I'll: Tilt Cove 151. Liverpool. Ll69' Hayr-
J.. Bermuda. CO.. Porto Rico 20, total. AIS bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-23
WOOL RENIEM.

sle Boston Wool and Cotton Reporter says: There
yet broad and active demand mere for wool Two
stating that 20 has had an eI-
majority q tho wool rnar-
chants the market quiet win sales ranging N
largest
sale ~ which any knowledge Is obtatuabls consisted o.
800 pounds o. Wyoming wool. The report thai one
Montana had been actually sold Is positively
ieI-1 by the party 20 whom it Is a-trl 1tel aL-lous
Montana woods sod on the same
previously reported E- the business
'sp1r-v with taking hold quietly here and
the exact grede AMI DESCRIPTION o.
which they require and as soon as ey obtain Wna
cIr OF the market 1here Is none o.
which tsrlZs1 the market Las- SEA
consumer who has been Operating N
81 L1us 70 the exlen. several uli.oc pounds not
tanuacure- o. goods Is reported as having bought
wool n ChcaE1 amount % az least luJUOJ POUNDS
-lruplra-tvev little Eere. The sales Tor
amounted -1 3Z5ocu n - domestic ana 80 ~
total 4TIG6O the previous week and total OF
So p -Hs corresponding week last year Inc
JL-ua-- amount % Flu~t - u l-ss-lJ
and - 10000 y ioreisn n1aing tota or 20 20
T,7=-1r during last tEi0 and Penn
F-lv-ra Xxx and above sac. OHIO and Pennsylvania
washed dsere Sdzr. Onto uawasaet ae-ai-- @aci me
uuv-as1eL and -cIs-cl-ural-5, 24t-oc- cue-9iarter
three-ei-ntrs and Cu--hat blood. urWas1eL. a2G34c
ravas -4I-7c California. 231-e~. territory. gfr2,c
1890. pulled woods, 35l4sc miscellaneous
1lC27c. For--gr-Australlau and New zea-ane S4lst,
pulled. toc- ca-Fe- woods -H1-l me
New York domestic wool has broa-eued out 70
some extent dealers look for EXTENDED activity Bet
ter ass5---ers furnish favorable point IN The situation
domestic ans 2,E I1H - 90 f1resr making total Of
ErF an u since January cS0I360J u. c1 which 77l
-n 10 were domestic and Is z9l5o0 - foreign,
compared with 81 05 5o' - tor ike period o. last yea
--latt1Cz- Texas and territory. - oc
secured. 4STT1-; pulled. S6f5lcs rco14i-. 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-23
COURT TO DEFINE LADY"

What is q lady? This often mooted bur never set
lied question VIII be definitely answered by the
naval court martial which Is % Try Lieutenant
r-,rn on the serious charge OF having entertained
a notorious woman aboard the training ship hide
pendeuce
According 20 the charges. the woman who was
Lieutenant Duuu's guest is Well known 10 be OF
immoral character. The lieutenant however. as
se--s that she Is a perfect lady and sets up his
right as an of1ce- and a gentleman % receive a
LADY or the quarterback
From all accounts &c Will not De impossible %
prove that the woman in question has a most shady
past llt VIII that be s--1cl-ar Co support 1adlng
ulat she IS neg a LADY May 40 woman WIN
past ever he clissed Lltyt
Hu-. DO Isl urged. Lieutenant Duun's companion
was upsy and uttered u~1fal- language IL tnls'
.-u r.e t-@- OF IalylCorH Does lapse INTO n
etr.e-y or tlr urreriug ~ profanity bar a woman
from being c.ass-d a lalyt
These are interesting questions and the futstiaent
~ r-- court uaf-a- Will be- awaited Win iTupa-4rhce
and 10 may le. some anxiety. The orhcefs co-fos
ing Pr VIII have need OF an their tact hA1 7l-'t-
I-I.ul ledge. for g. would never DO Co ioffni4tLe
a-t-.t u. latE narrow that 10 wQplo eAcluie
-rOI The quarterback any woman Wnu nov .tralS
u Mill undlsDuts4 TlgAIs-San Francisco S14AoN1h
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-23
WHERE THE SMALL TOWN SCORES.

Small towns have their drawbacks. No man
need tr r. IN these viEilant little centres 10 lead
a double life. There are faithful. slesgless watch
srs az each end Of the uae with several sentinels
along the way 20 report his dOings. his failures
To do and his raisdoiugs- Everything else failing
hts very thoughts are searched The faithful VI
dertes conclude. from his smallest movement CT
lack q movement what must he have In every
circumstance meant Or return home after every
absence his friends and neighbOrs cr0ss-eXarl!Ils
rim as 10 every detail. he mad better tell The
tr1ItL because some one viii IL due course turn
10 10 point out the inaccuracies IN faulty nara
tive In large cities very few, II indeed any, OF
your neighbOTs viii wOrry much or az length abs "
your mornings or Outgoiuss- rev, II any outside
your own immediate circle o. home and business
lie care for your d0tugB while away. They are
ell too busy-tOo many people moving osch ana
forward 70 be kept track Or
forums and the professional nurses q city lie, nor
ne freedom " the latter from usighoo-ly vtgt-
lance. but Il has the big city beaten 70 whisper
yrhs- 4 comes 20 the food supply. u Brown, the
butcher fUr instance, were TO KIN Smiths lump
fsyved COW or Green's blackleg bull or johnson S
steer that had been H-fGiin ever since spring. or
ana he refuse 20 keep his shop neaS and clean
every one II town would be notified OF his min
deeds and negIigeuces and his business soon come
~ a standstil He might a. well, n TACT cunt
fhe town Tor the dark deeds q which he had been
sTIi1tv would be rscited, week y and week gut as
Tes1iariv az the Psalms q David. Win each sue
ceeding season his Crtrlira-ity would assume IN
sing observation-disclosures Herald
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-23

seesse syRUPs-cornlon i4else; fair. l'S17oi good
olIS-coJtonsssd Oh vas moderately active ana n-In
On hn.tsd esrng ana GOOD bun supPsr c5 C o. si
ostobsI a. ssEe So October a s5e Ile9 NgVe5ssT a.
changed Reansd peir6leS was IN steady demand az ne
5oo bulk 9p9 9se. PhsdsPhls 5alE 4s3:
New yS- new los f1 1 sar Phsdsphia $40
phia y o5c CoTToNsEED OIL~-Prms eruis, 9.
ss os,oSer Ssa85c Noysrbe 80 y, Rsssss.55
s4c LINsEHsf, oIT3Anasricsn SEED. city ssGSsG
ou-of-tovn raw STaSsc; Calcutta raw. doc LARD
PROvIsToNs-rhs provision MARKET. while quiet vas
generally firm all day investment IuyLns
oe.pts 700 hogs: estimated Monday $4,000. and HsEt
PORK ty o ASis Ness SIS 56ass: family SIS 503
SIe short clear Sl6 5oqS - BEEF STEADY aTo's e.
Mess ssFs9; family; SIaSll 50: Jacket 81 ~
extra India Sl6Gsl6 90 BIZ, hANe sl7s--2
Ae2ns Sac $50 q; -. 5 pses steady: qu5sd
Picked hams dull quoted. IL e lAL-t[," NJ
ale Western prime SO5qs1) city lard steady quoted
sAasAc. refined lard frm Quoted soqta A d Is
- S74c 81 EAFINE STEADY. quoted oleo. enc city
IRE New YORK wholesale marke. price Of beef cuts
hos 10 = X 70 loo. 30 8 s.. cS1siss No / 5z.o per
n. No , Sc 8 &C; rounds. 40 / 7sae per n; No -
ROE was army held with sood ;o6ons cuisines:
Sasc md heads 4a4sc choiss heads as04e fancy
heads aF5-e; extra ia9ey AsaoS' 3
gCou bond. - G27-c
SUGAR-The market for refined suga- ruled steady,
bur oria- AZ unchanged prices The following list
prices subject rebate q 10 points and discount OF
per days. Cut loaf and crushed. otvc'
crystal don 1880: Eagle tablets sue mould A.
35c. cubeE. DC. Xxx powdered, l5cs powdered
coarse powdered ana fruit powdered 5lCc: Eagle 5-b
bags. powdered 525c: Eagle confectiouers granuate1
525c. Eagle coarse and saauated 1oc Eagle
IN cartons me granuated. 2oc; Eagle IN bass Co
56QC. Eagle 31-f1 bags do, &c Eagle h-fb bags 90
SIC. Eagle ION bags do 515c Eagle 25b bags AM
5Orb tags 5C5c. Eagle fine standard granIlated
A c0nfectcners A. 4Sncs NJ !. 4 zoe;
Nee and so. No 4 460c. No s. 455c: Ne g. SOC;
I Z NU 1 ~ g y l.
2Jc u Abe No Is. Ice; Nos - Is and lt 4uoc
London reported heets about 80 higher, with
TENDER quoted 9s 10Iad October 9s 81 Lhe
local market FOR without important change Al
though the UEder1ne steady and duty paid rates were
quoted follows CsntrifuEal g6 test 4sc; uuscovato
G-sC and nCasses sugar - test, SsC. = WIS
ruored that Of the 1900 bags centrifugal offered
yesterday 4isc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-23
A paoFITAeLE EVENING.

Arcs Freeman Palmer had engagement -
sneak one Sunday evening 20 some boys 70 con-
rsctiou with work % a social nature carried On
bv the University OF Chicago. When the night OF
her appointment came tbs registration o. the TIER
rloueter was Tar below zero. II was doubtful y
any OF the lads would II their place Of meeting.
vet not willing the risk OF disappointing
any who might come tho faithful woman, accom-
panied By one OF the students of the university
drove through the piercing cold rar 70 l-4e OUT
skirts % the city.
When the hail was reached n was found % b
nearly fuu OF expectant street. 2da representing
VARIOUS natiOualIttes
At the close OF Mrs PaIrnsr's lecture the boys
approached her and told her what special group
OF animals they wished % study Among them was
a group which seemed rougner than the resG Ihey
had chosen one OF their number spokesman. and
he exclaimed n eager ZONE and broken English
I've take lizards. We take lizards u some
time before she could discover the meaning or hi5
words. and he was unable, because OF his limited
English vocabulary. 90 enlghren her But finally
she learned that this group Of Urc1tns had decided
Their success IN this line Of research was great
They explored tre SURROUNDING country, -2r and
near and were constantly bringing rleir suecln1als
q the university Tor the students 20 preserve N
alcohol They even discovered Two or three new
varieties OF the lizard which the scientists duly
entered in their classified LISTS
But the most euco-raglng results or that SabDarh
evening lecture IT'S influence upon the young
scientists themselves. TheiF interest IN something
new and their touch with nature made new oelnss
OF them. They seemed uncouaclolsly 20 oretN
away from their evil habits and one OF thern, no
officers. now save them no further tEouoie--Ho9se-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-23
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

New YORK September q. 1905.
BEEFES-Ee-eipts 4 or 70 head inNGdlnS
for the market making with the stale stock 10
sale No trading today feeling steacy Tor prime
beeyes Dressed beef unchanged a. 612eS1Rc per 10 or
native Sides Texas beer at sac No larer caoIes Ion
London and Liverpool Exports from THIS port To-Day
$50 cattle and $3.50 quarters OF beef =.
BCALVES- We're 131 head. including - mead
FOR market Feeling steady No veals onerei AeI-
tuctv calves sold a. S. 80 per 100 city dressed veas
~ fair demand 99l3-o Per 70; country dressed DO
slow 6l12c
saIes-To5in & shannon: 40 Kentucky calves. 2os 70
average. az so 80 per 100 p 80.
SHEEP AND LAlIBS-Recsipts were 2i5c cars or 4se
making with the stock carried
over lSls sale Conditions much the same
Yesterday and with dull dressed market BUYERS
anxious 20 take hold az the prices asked
fully held The feeling was raIe1
steady for sheep and prime lambs; others weak 70 a
fraction lower. Il snail bunch o. Gun s1eep sold az
Sc Per 100 = . prime lambs az s6nS5 So North
lambs s. 81 Dressed mutton slow az SD
1Oi+e per 10. dressed lambs weak az lQgl37gc
Eales-Kerus Commission Company ~ BUFFALO LAMBS
73 n average. az s. IS 100 y.
y n az s. 30 -.
Mcpherson Co.: 1G5 Pennsylvania lambs g. n az So
5 PENNSYLVANIA Gull sheep. - n, So
Tobin shannon: p Kentucky lambs - n az - 90
HOGS Receipts We're Is GAYS. cr &lIs head all con
signed slaughrerers Feeling noulinally STEADY
dressed hogs steady az &c lC 10 fo- medium
and light weights.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-23
MUST LAGNIAPPE Coz
One Of the Cherished Institutions Of New
Orleans Threatened.

LagniaPpe IS doomed Anti-graft sentiment. tri-
un1phantiy marching has reached ths home OF this
quaint and curious custom. and New Orleans Is %
know 70 no more. The small srocsrs butchers and
vendors OF lies everyday necessities. wno were
tbs dispensers and local godrngs OF The cult havs
decgeed It's end. By IFS unwTftten law the old
NANNY" marketing for the household q hsr
ployer, got her commission. not, indeed. on any
Grass and glaring system OF percentage but from
hand 20 hand a modest and friendly apDrsc1aGon OF
the value OF her patronage Leguappe n rhr-
teenth OF me bakers dozen, the delicate sVSetener
the plain fare OF dally trade-a handrM Ol F1ces
maybe or q pinch OF tea or. PERHAPS, Sonpeon
OF eTIrudrOps roC Aunt ChlO8s sweet TOOTH. Iie
word Itself has q SAVIOR r. tho mouth There - re
suggested smack OF the lips IN = 4r bears tne
charm Of mystery, TOO, IN It's obscure origin btecn
enough & sounds vet II Is not or tnar La1s1ade
Probably e takes its rise from mat stranse sren5-
EuE-ish-Afric patOis which the clans o. me LSvee
speak among themselves and whioh no brenc9s-
man or American fJlLlv masters NOW tae locs>
tradesrnan harahly translates the esoteriq word
EgraSt" II eats up his Profits, SAYS he Ano 90
masses one moro ancient and gentle Custom nfso
ths limbo OF o1swOrn systsIn5s-COlier's Westiy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-23
PASSING OF THE COUNTRY GIRL.
As Studied at an Old Fashioned Fair in
Indiana

-rb,,rs5ay- was the great day OF the Crawford
County Fatr-one OF the kind OF fairs grandiatnsr
tsus about the kind he visited whsn he was
vo,1ngster and used 70 take grandma 70. only she
was not grandma then
Formerly the farmer came 70 the fair IN MS NO
Fashioned '.tolt' wagon. Now he comes IN q rubber
tired buggy or surrey. and IN the sea OF vehicles
bsra TODAY are TWO three fashionable traps
rrf an aut0nobte two be - better crssseo
tTau he used 10 be. and so IS his FAMILY. - 49,,
r-Te ola fashioned country girl, depicted on tls
STAGE in the sO-called r1raL plays - rs -
the fairs any more The stage ColL1Iy 81 90
r,ass-d away No more loose hanging, Arlaey WOO
sey dresses and heavy, hoonaled SHOES no Lnope
20 sgshes kuoCted about The waist, that MAKE neg
resemble an animated measack The AttIe o4d
g7Ir bonnet has been laid aside forever, 49,.
Handsome gowns, tue 70 the latest LAsll-Ol t-lS
HIGH heelrd shoes and open Work nose anu p4It-Le
hats. peek-a boo waists and tor mat IlatLs NJ
ist Of her Cirv sister, three story gloves or eooW
s1-eyss-the country gil OF TO-DAY - a poem ~
dress and she knows an the wrinkles IN the dress
makers art. Times are good, and pap mas the
a glance over the great crowd Of women and siris
here to-day would one % imagine nlIlso4I n
an Indianapolis park. - ~,
And v0u don't get introduced 20 any more Char
I0ttes Naucys Betsys- No. indeed. NoW YOU
meet Iotties and Maymes and Besses ana Maudles
The average country girl to-day Il a step OF tWo
ahead OF the country BOY i1tl uE 80
come 10 him also. He does NOT go around Win MS
trousers in his boots and chewing q straw Ills
clothes are not from the TOP shelf any more. Ihey
arr made 20 order Once IN a While you meet a
youth wearing a shirt Or clAnorous co-ors anu @
cs1IuIoid collar and putting cigar that sheds the
oF0r OF dried onions but he Is rare. BE soon Hnds
that he is 0utclossed and he realizes mat I ne eX
meets 10 keen company with the Maynts and
ana be up 20 date.-SIarengo dispatch % The IN
FfauauuLis News.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-23
REGULATING ZION CITY MORALS
sober Minded Deacons' TO superintend the
Pastimes Of Youth.

Young men and women. boys and girls. h zion
CITY. have fallen into evil ways-thearregoins.
card PLAYING cigarette smoking and danctng-Over-
seer Wilbur Glenn VoIiva said at q big open air
meeting IL front OF the Zion University Building.
He proposes 20 correct Their morals without loss q
tine The town viii be divided into districts, each
In charge OF q deacon, who VIII be responsible cor
+ba moral welfare OF the Young people n his dis
+-4Cr Persistent backsltders viii De oarisheC
Tine aim will be 20 give each deacon nc more
than twenty boys and g1FIs. Anythlns over lass
number il is unprecedented. would give the enuroh
or cial too much 20 90. .,, s.as.-.-.-.
IL appears that since the ractlona dlELsr5lc7s
haSar n Zion City several months ago. culTutnat-
i-g Win ths overthrow and discrediting or John
Aiaxander DCwie the young people or ZION ClLy
have been allowed 70 do pretty much as they
pleased. -, - - g. - a. st1,,rs
n arrand the SUNDAY and weekday services Lhey
have missed the elevatins influence OF ne 49,
robaI choir Left 10 their OWE devices Wine LheL
aIdo-5 sDent every minute OF their leisure tine az.
80 meetings devoted 20 the consideration or
cI-I-cfs -oIfricss the boys and girls have been
e.sreI bv the glazing facadeS. briant lsilts a.
MGR kicker posters % theatres IN Waukesan ana
he devil turks n cards deae;ng smoking 3I ,I SnS
0pIs ia the stress % eel g1ous trials nave L0E
r-o++s~ r1air teachings. They nave stFayed TOE.
SCT7e rTaav are becoming like the young psoRle ot
D-re~ -0vyns No more are they cOnIeLted Win ~
sfr1DIe minded life. But you VIII not pc aAo"oo
- -,a~slsr in YOUR evil course, young peOLIS
81 -ror0se 20 divide Zion City INTO dlstrlc - aIpLl
bsrlcallv arranged. and each ClsIricL WI VS II
a. the monitor OF the young eoI4 IN ~ 49, -.
TIE older persons NOltva thought n nag Iang ago
s.sr -ba f0l1v OF playing with the 'devlI ahluso
r1suts. Chicago Tribune.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-23
OTHER mARkETsBY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago. sept 2-CATTLE-Estrstsd receipts
1000 head. market steady B-eves SO 80 Sc eOi cows
and h1ifers 80 s. 90; stocker and feeders So 40
So so. calves SIS IS EDGS-Estiuated receipts 1000
head market Sc higher. Mixed and butchers, 90 20
o.. light. SO g. Sc %; pigs 81 81 IS 40; bulk q
sales So - IS 55 SHEEFI-s-irla receipts -.lll
head market strong. sheep. So 200 IS So lambs ~ 80
Cincinnati Sept ee.-HoGs active; butchers ana
shippers So 50 SC 20. common, s. Sd a. 20 CATTLE
steady fair good shippers 81 20 s. 80; common
SEA 90 90. SHEEP steady 50 so q 81 20. LAMBS
steary. 81 n 81 Sd.
kansas CITY. sep. 9-CATTLE-Rece,pts 800 head,
Including 500 Sou-lerus Market steady Choice eN-
dressed beef s. Sc 35 fair % good
So. Western fed steers 81 80 So stocke-s ana
feeders 60 "a southern 81 70 g So south
s. 50 1Q native cows 81 70 So 70; native
heicevs s. So bulls. Sc % So 25 calves - =
So Receipts for the week, -l.7o0 head HOeiS-Fte-
cepts $500 head Market stronger closed weaS
Top &C. bulk OF sales So 55 s. as; heavy 80 zoo
S. packers IS SO S. 49, pigs and ughts SO 50 90
Receipts g1r the week 80 100 head. SHEEP-MarlIsr
u1mneuy steady. lambs. So s. 50. range NetIers.
81 T5 S. so. Western yeariinEs 50 20 So IQ Wester
sheep. s. %, s-1ckers and eders So 90 - o.
Receipts for the week. 30. 500 head.
East Buffalo sept 22-CArTLE,-T'ecepts, 20 head
steady VEAIS-Eece.pts $50 head. active and loyye-
81 5ogse HOGs-He.epts 400 head ae;iys and aooC'
steady. heavy. 50 256s8 -; pigs 50 1855 20 rgs
IS 50gs5 70 stays S. 258s4 5 da-ies seeS6 90 $50
AND LAALBSTl--eiprs. 1000 head slow sneep s-taly
lambs Sc lower; lambs. S5gST -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-23

-''-N-re c1rrr- market was rather more a-rf-s
~ ---'-t man oh me TWO
~ I--r- t."er ~ DISAPPOINTING cables fa-o-
$500 increased -a"rer1er- week The close was
e-s - --- GEE -ir NJ % 2 riurs sales
7L-- ar 'a' ta-ss t- the hHlf session IRE 8uenirE
s-t-- AZ "a -'-.-o ~ . % 70 points which was a
-----r -frE -L4H a r~.l-g
very ven -.r--1 a-- l-lrHF showed change
~ le t ' slightly easier sr1- situation and rrr-
-s-..-1 - a-alt receipts next week The
a t7 lowest although s-rafial h covering S-aa5-ess
- .- RI s.L-Hf-.n and lighter receipts than expected
-A ."" o- we Dig crop estimates been The s---
-ai-- p azure curing The as week. and some a. the
news fai4E tended o. undermine this support Liver
81. eal--e reported bigger spot -t-eriuEs.
E.sa were -l.at ~ Increased rtre~uEE South
although without -e-.- definite rrs5s ----z
Ts s-e selling ~ hedges here toward close and
was also reported mar ot large local operators
was selling Tie expectation SPOT na-a-s
next Week Tho weather map considered favorable
e-eT- t7r some t--the- rain a. che Eastern belt
review q fIro-irle' @a--r-
af.~ u- tho whole far crop conditions c---
Ce-s- hug tie wess-eu5 statistics favoreE lie buu SIDE
~ RE proposition % some extent
The range x e11truc- Ir0-s iu t1s local market To-
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