davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-07
ASSESSMENT WORK TODAY
Continued from First Page)

Continued from First Page)
guide rather than the report hled with. the
board
The more the question is studied the
more it is developed that none OF the roads
has been injured by reason OF the increase
in the assessment during the last two
years, and big boost this year in the
assessment could better be charged up TO
q better understanding OF the question than
to a public clamor for the railroads to pay
just share. Of the taxes.
COurt 10 Pass on school Rights,
At the next session of the supreme court
the school board OF Lincoln will have an
opportunity to show why the state ON
GERS who have children in school should
pay tuition. Some time ago bill was
presented TO each Of the officers for tuition
on the ground that Lincoln was not their
legal residence, and hence as nonresidents
their children should pay a fee to attend
the public schools. The officers objected
strenuously, because it is necessary for
them TO reside in Lincoln and because
their personal property is assessed here.
but the school board would not listen 10
this, desiring the cash instead. Attorney
General Brown then filed a petition for
mandamus to compel the board to allow
the children OF Governor Mickey and su-
perintendent McBrien, who were named as
REALTORS, 10 attend school. The court has
set the case for the next term.
Bankers Meet on sixteenth.
Group / OF the State Bankers associa-
ton will meet in Lincoln May 10, and the
con1uaIffeA in charaa of the aFrauRen1ante
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-07
ChicaEo WIna on Punched Hits.

CHICAGO, May 6.-Chicago won today's
game in the fourth inning, scoring three
runs on a punching Of the two singles and
two doubles. Pittsburg saved a shutout in
the ninth by hitting Wicker for two singles,
Wagner's and Nealon's double steal and
tumble Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-07

BY Smith. /; BY Knlan. Z; BY Eubanks.
2 Left on bases: ST. Louis. Z; Detroit, 9.
Time 313. Umpire Connor.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-07
PIrERIo.

Stolen base: Cook. Three-bas hits
Fiske, Minor Passed ball: Messitt Bases
on balls: on Minor, l: off Reeder /.
Left on bases: Sioux city, I; Pueblo, a.
Sacrifice hits Cook, Frost, Newton, Noblit
Two-base hit: Frost. Wild Pitch Minor
Hit by pitched ball: Campbell. Time: 200
Umpire: Fuller Attendance: 100.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-07

Br 'it1P"i a.. ....... 9 ~
Two base hits: Titus Bransield Court
ney, Knobs. Three-base hits Courtney,
third innings 4, on Knobs in FIVE and two
thirds innings, 3. Stolen base Sentell.
sacrifice hits: Sentell (2) First base on
balls on Eason, 3; off Knobs l. First
base on errors Brooklyn. 1; Philadelphia.
l. Left on bases: Philadelphia, 70; Brook
Iyn, Struck outt BY Eason,. l. BY
gen. Time: las. Umpire: O'Day.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-07

Ealneu Tuns. NInCIHUdII, . d. LOuIs- T.
Two-base hits Hinchman. Mcbride. Beck
ley. Three-bass hit ATndt. Sacrifice hits;
Kelley, Arndt Double plays: Livingston
TO. Barry Higgins 10 Harry Mcbride 10
Bennett to Beckley. First base on balls
on Ewing, /; of Egan, 2 Struck out: BY
Egan, !; by Ewing, L Wild Pitch Ewing
Time: i:4S Umpires: Carpenter and KLEIN
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-07
Ladies' Day To-day.

The women are invited to be present
this afternoon to see the same teams play
the Anal series OF the series. Pa and
Duoky have decided TO admit them free to
the ground and granustand. The score:
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-07
SIuggers Held to one Hit
nv WaIsh

CHICAGO May s.-Cleveland's inability
TO hit Walsh gave the home team an easy
victory today Only twice did the visitors
get a man as far rs second base Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-07
DIES MONIES.
'Two out when winning run was made
Denver ........1 90 0 0 0 / o, Ia
Des Moines...1 0 0 o 0 / 0 O'0-2

Stolen bases: Caifyn, Hogriever. Sacri-
flee hits J. Smith Meyers, Welday. Bases
Struck out. BY Engle, 4 by Manske. Is.
Left on bases: Denver. 9; Des Moines, s.
First base on errors: Denver, l. Des Moines
Hit by pitched ball. oLeary. Double play
Weigardt and J. Smith. Time: 210. I'm
pire: Stats Davis Attendance: 1850.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-07

Ign today ana a great crowd saw the game /
between the Philadelphia and local teams |
At washington park The visitors won /
by 10 70 : Score; -
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-07

ST. LOUIS. Mo, May 6-In a game re-
plete with excitement St. Louis defeated
Detroit. 10 3. Manager Armour Of De-
troit was ordered from the field at the end
Of the eighth inning by the umpire for
dered Pitcher Killian from the box for
wilfully delaying the game. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-07
Mccormick stars Both in Field and at
the Bat.

MILWAUKEE,. Wis, May 6.-Milwaukoe
defeated Indianapolis today in an exciting
Cormicks splendid fielding and heavy hit
ting He accepted twelve chances without
an error ana MADE home run and
critical stages. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-07
BankeFs Meet on Sixteenth.

Group / OF the State Bankers associa-
ton will meet in Lincoln May l6, and the
committee in charge OF the arrangements
is looking for a good attendance. The
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-07

Left on bases; Chicago, 2; PittsbuTg. g.
Two-base hits: sheckard, Schultz. SacTi-
nee hit sheckard Stolen bases; slagls'
Chance TO Wicker. Struck out BY Wicker,
4: BY Willis s. Passed ball; Killing. First
base on balls: on Wicker, 5; OF Willis, J.
Wild pitch: willis. Time: 200 Umpire;
tombstone.
philadelphia SIugs Dat Victory.
BROOKLYN. n Y. May 6-National
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-07
1NnIANAPnLIs
MILWAUKEE,

Indianapolis .........S Q 0 Q -
Two-base hit: Robinson. Three base
hits: Mccormick Perry. Home runs:
Mccormick, Green. Stolen base: Green.
Bases on balls on Hickey, 8; off Ciotte,
Wild pitch Hickey, /. Struck out: BY
Cicotte, 4; by Hickey. 3 Double plays:
Hickey, Mccormick to Bateman; Robinson,
Mccormick to Bateman. Left on bases:
indianapolis, s; Milwaukee. :. Time: LAO.
ITmpires: ERan and owen
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-07
standing OF the Teams.

Games today: Lincoln at Omaha, Des
Moines at Denver, Sioux City at Pueblo
GAMES IN THE AMERICAN IEAGUE
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-07
'Batted for JOSS In ninth.

Cleveland ...........,o 0 0 o 0 Q Q %
Left on bases: Chicago, 8; Cleveland, ,
Two-base hits: Jones. Isbell Sullivan
stolen bases: Donahue, Isbell co. Hemp
hill. Double plays schipke, Turner 10
StoyaI; Schipke to Stovall. Struck out:
BY walsh, B; by joss, /. Bases on balls
on Walsh. 1; of Joes, l. Time: l:29. I'm
pires: O'Loughlin and Connolly.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-09-05

We pay SC. per 10. Ter clean
Old Rags. The Optic Co.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-09-05

We are anzicas 70 haze esesy
Rrpakicaa il close teach. ard vesk-
ing in hs-rnonywiihfA s Rsaahlscsa
National Congressional Cen-nissse In
fsyor q tie saeeiioa e : Republican
coasses<
The Congrssiczai Campaign must
be hased c. tie administrative ard
~legsslssive seeosd Il tie Fry. an6.
that b<ing SC. Theodore R0Osessis's
personality nrs D. = GENITAL ss-se
and his aeaieresenss . een,s@!
thought in the eanpgl
We desire 10 Maintain the vcTk Of
this campaign with Popular sshseHp-
tons Il 0ne Doiiareaeh from Repab-
lcans. To each subscriber VIC Til
sen6 the Repahsiean N&;ioai C=n-
paign Tent Book ard Ill documents
issged by the COMMITTEES.
Help . achieve q great yictory.
JAMrs :. sHER&As. Chairman
p @. bvx :sE,, New YORK.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-09-05

As ~ The saasssertptann lsss that h.
80 entirely diffsssns affair ard has
se aassihle hearing aT0n The eiVy1s
action
u ss = contract beiween the elss ana
certain signeFs~ II every sangse one of
those signeEs refuse 10 psy. tis faith
and credit ~ the city council and city
II Las Vegas still IL hound ~ t.fure
The essntracf further In payable IN tie
city clerk and the library committee
h no., mentioned In the d~ocuup.ep, Ia
any way. shape ar form, henes IN
would se*m TO b" the duty AZ IL. city
To make the collection IL me Il made
MI nh. inst as amy other debt due IT,
city.
As for the valae u the subscription
list a careful examination 0f In shows
that fully IS per cent Il. In ran he co.
ieetei by an active collector In n
weeks time. psassibly less. THIS sub.
seripiion list is dated January 30,h
1903. q date between the first and sc,
"tAsi ordinances. and the fact that the
second one says not a word about ms
subscription list whatever. but reaf.
Trims the original contract with Car.
negie In It's entirety proves very con.
einsively that the subscription lis.
was n matter solely bet the co,n.
ell and certain citizens and could mi
possibly be- construed as relieving
the city from Keeping H. legal con.
TRAIT.
And still. the finance committee of
the council reported recently: "Th.
council does not feel that I. should
assume the entire burden itself. 80
We do mo- NJ this time believe the
city would BE- justified In paying g..
"oo per annum toward .he main,eu.
ance of the library, etc.
wonder didn't they overlook the
question Of THE faith and credit II
The city eouncil and city of Las We.
gas?"
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-09-05
Faith and Credit" a Second Time
Guarsnteed

However. as a new body Of council.
me came In power o after this
the Carnegie lawyers In order to
clinch and bend the deal still tighter
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-09-05

THINGS WISE AND OTHERWISE |
a@@= 1921 ~ UNCLE GILL. (


Miss Margaret schidu Of - East
2aFd street. Cleveland. Ohio. having
been the hats of " many lokss abou,
her name has decided 20 give people
something definite IN talk about by
giving NJ her home q "skldoo" party.
i's The young ladyis t~weniy.third birth.
day and sine says:
People have joked with my name
10 much that I am going 10 have some
fun myself" said Miss sehidu tonight.
There will be- - candles ON the girsia.
day cake. souvenir cards lettered "a
viii be- siyen TO % guests, an orches.
ira Ut q pieces wifi play behind a
bank oil 70 palms. In the evening M
my nncieis farm, which contains "a
and u fraction acres. there win Do
dancing with 20 numbers on the bro.
gram"
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-09-05

The Faith and Credit Of las Vegas
Now ] am no lawyer o the son of
a lawyer but II after reading that or.
dinance any fair minded person can
say the city Of Las Vegas In not
pledged TO pay $1,000 annually for the
support Of the library out Of the gen.
eral fund then I've got no more TO
say. THE faith and credit Of itself
and said city" That reads pretty
strong doesn't II? Looks m II in
view Of the councils stand the faith
and credit Of the city council and city
Of Las Vegas was as sounding brass
and tinkling cymbal."
Mr.. Carnegie's lawyers drew up this
ordinance and had II passed as a pre-
liminary to any payments by them to
the city.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-09-05

The rufnpus raised In New York
by the S~ebraskans who rushed there
10 welcome home the peerless" from
his foreign travels would lead one to
suppose he was the whole thing out
there In the sand hill" country.
But an examination of the election
figures 0f 1900 shows that whatever
the feelings of his home folks" on
other days. On election days they
seem 10 forget his greatness Tor Nc.
kinley In 1907 received 81 votes more
than Bryan In Bryan's own town Of
Lincoln. while he beat him 7.s22 In
the entire state.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-09-05

The average man In taught. from
infancy. the potency of keeping at
It," and he sometimes allows his
zeal to dun the edge Of his judgment,
and keeps at f. until failure gets a
'hammer.lock" On him.
PERSISTENCE In advertising is so
allimportan, that il IL the aim Of all
intelligent business men-and yet per.
sisteney In advertising In THE
WRONG MEDIUMS AND IN THE
WRONG WAYS has betuddied" many
an enterprising man. and wrecked
many q promising business venture.
In The Task" Cowper states the
matter with great force. He wrote:
MAY CoMMoNSESSE DEFEND
Me FROM THE TOLL OF DROP.
PING BUCKETS INTO EMPTY
WELLS. AND GROWING OLD IN
DRAWING NOTHING Up"
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-09-05

asss - . sseanA eT3Anan<@ wkEA
rs passed GO February -. ass. aaa
II NEmA~r 80.
TITS ordinance affsw seeataGw IT,
naEssy E~Eopa~1san EssfslEaas I'D a.
proves ahe a~nsaaanEe No. -. sassea
Iacsrna@F =. tsaa" ard still further
san1s III soans1 sksn In guwsr 70
eaFFs OF ito rxaEashsa8
- there yua ase II The "fsssA ara
credit u the cts esssHxaa aud eaay e
- kesas" 10 warah . a.Aa masssa
shsrss IA earthly a. Tor the rEes~n.
sssan<ai % refuse o. Fxy ths rsnnay
ssssp& absolute F~Tgaa1ataaa es q ettys
ss~Aa&gaaaon.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-09-05
HA R Y US
Cutler Ranch Resort.

In the beautiful Rociada valley
near the mountains. A Delightful
place to spend the summer. Good
nsning nearby. Tents for those Who
wish them. Carriage goes to La VI.
gas for the present when necessary.
regular trip will be made later.
No charge for transportation for par.
Ties by the month; transportation on
heavy baggage must be paid for atthe
rate OF about Is cents per hundred.
Colorado telephone connects 10 with
Las Vegas. For terms write q
phone Cutler Ranch.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-09-05

r r..1s;', no , .aGt4.m H0ME"

The only u u the kind.
Ideal mountain resort a.OtH n,
above sea. reached only BY sad.
die animals over forest trails.
Combines comfort cleapliness.
hountiful home table, unlimited
Jersey milk and pure cream and
butter with grand and beautiful
scenery and free use of trained
saddle bnrros for daily trips to
$500 points OF interest.
TERMS: Z. per day, tl0 per week.
tao per month or IL lodged i'm
tent. S35 per month.
FAKE. u each way. Carriage goes
out each Wednesday and Satur.
morning.
Leave ORDERS at Murphey's drug
store or SchOOnmaker's In
stirance office.
NOM IA,
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-09-05
That possosfles Arsiel.

should sincerely regret In any way
To have written "A word that would
even suggest n criticism Of the official
actions Of my good friend Postmaster
seh"onmaker of the west side office.
Quite to the contrary. there Is due
him most unstinted praise for the
very efficient way he has handled
things over there and the thanks or
the patrons Of the east side office are
certainly due him and his clerks for
the promptness with which malls be.
longing to this side have ben forward.
cd whenever they knew the parties
could be found over here. hut Il was
oil those ] wrote whom they did not
know. strangers and other t~ransieuts
whose mail came simply addressed to
Las Vegas without street or number.
OF sucn letters a large number ac.
cnmulated aud Postmaster Blood In.
formed me before I wrote the article
In question that he sent two Of the
Oldest carriers on this side over there
TO look them through aud TO quote Mr..
Blood's words: Zone Of them found
oser n hundred and fifty letters be-
longing 10 his route and the other a
half bashei." Before | wrote It ! sent
two strangers over there who were
looking for mail that didn't come and
advised them to try the west side.
They did and each found letters adj.
dressed simply Las Vegas.
After thus testing the thing ! pre-
sumed there were others" and so
wrote as ] did.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-09-05
-
} MoNTEzUMA RANCH RE. 1
SORT At ROMERO.

. A quiet. healthfui resort 4 - Q
. miles south Of Las Vegas on the Z
. Santa lie r. r. Main Building: .
. Old Spanish Mission. with all .
. modern improvements. Tent .
. Cottages: For incipient cases .
. only. Ranch Of $500 acres, Q
= beautiful scenery. saddle ponies .
. In selected cases: herd Of regis !
. tered jersey mich cows. Q
. Address: Or. p. J.. Farmer. Ro. .
= nero. N. N. Tel. Colo. 4s7, Or .
. Center Block Drug Store. .
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-09-05

A man had sixty ducks for sale and
divided them into two lots Of thirty
each. One lot was to be disposed Of
at three for 81. and the other at two
for 81. In his absence the clerk sold
the sixty ducks at five for %, realiz-
ing the sum Of go. II sold according
TO instructions one purchaser would
have got thirty ducks for s15. and the
other thirty for SO, making s25 for
the lot. What became Of the missing
dollar?
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-09-05
r IS FOR LADIES. Tco.
Thsy Cas ssss Issis Hair Failing ous
With ssssSisia~.

Ladies who have thin hair and vhose
ha.r In falling out. ean prevent tie hair
falling ogt, and thiessn The growth. with
SswbFo's "nsrpieade" nesiaes. He-r.-
eide b o 81 the NEST agreeable hsi-
dressings there h. Herpie.ae kli:s the
dandruS germ that eats the hair IN n,
the NJ After the germ r. DESTROYED.
the root viii shoot Up. and the hair rror
long m ever. Even a sample win egn.
vince any lady that Sewhro's rerp.eise
u an Indispensable toilet requisite. |,
contains no ell or grease. n viii no; STAN
or dye. Sold by ieaainr druggists. Sud
iec In stamps for sample to The Hsrpl-
eide Co. Detroit. Mich
e. &. MuHPhEy. special Asens.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-09-05
Fare for Round Trip $500

DAN l.. BACHELOR. Agent
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-09-05
The Public Library

Uncle Bell has found pimself criti-
cized by people who knew little or
nothing about the true facts In tn.
case for his stand. that the city eoun.
ell could not refuse 10 pay the one
thousand dollars per HHnHm for the
library support, always try In max.
Ing statements Of any sort In these ar.
ticles TO assure myself Of their cor.
RICHNESS and that they will stan I
strict and impartial Investigation.
i did not In this case content myself
with hearsay evidence. but looked up
the documentary evidence aud also
hunted up several members of the
council that had a hand I'm the original
library plans. On December 2s. 1902,
the following ordinance was passei
by the council: Z
The said city council for Itself and
its successors and for the city OF Las
Vegas hereby binds and obligates II.
self 10 annually appropriate from the
general funds Of said city derived
from TAXATION. the sum Of $1,000 Tor
the support and maintenance Of the
public library 10 be installed. etc.
etc. and pledges the faith and credit
Of itself aud said city" etc. .
New-York tribune., 1906-10-26


ti:H: ss.iss 8 l?9 e;
in syhpsS lTs viii .pos sastsa a 4
fosd' a s Rs being sa a lax. 99Ps At n 70.
Etiq at sI5os2aa d and casting ais5gaI r:
and fauss At fs7 81; los LEAD 'H wss 0 :. Gis iowsr
1asR Fs.S = taa:s e
lover in G the EnSss market With ssSasrt !ounsry
quoted at SIS "a and Cleveland warrants at SIS t
aady Ss 4&s uoed nRa Hsh
eF VIII prices higher There sale 100 .sas .ss
6aad sRS at
'nS 6gssig SD 81 50ss ssd SsfSs ' n s.. an.
syrups wa. moderate at all points but the market held
foley: IoL9sgEs or.aa. ' centfitagsl sf so@oR
r LaF on leg t eSSS !sgRG prime 202sa sw
fatF l3el5c good isS26c prime @2a24o fancy. 2s2se
srong & statistical position ara covering Late month.
Loco btls November 89es9c; 500 bbls Docembar $50
5c and 800 OGs Ssy ne 9G' Romeo
isa to sadaad @ S aSs 5s'5 SB. adEiSe % &
Phiads;p6ia se5:; %Sser Hhss Sew YORK bbls 5oo
bulk e4Oo philadelphia. @ s5c: bulk es6o; water white
s4 s4ass HeT YoE5z 1so: Philsdelphia p COTTON
yaoE ost96eE 52 atso: 5 Ne1oboT o 'S ssa5s%o'
o and s 5s 3 snuaTT eo 4s and MaFSa ssg
cy ra% aHth9s SeTns LNsEED oA%sTicaa seed
esq PR6AfE2oH5L dAnR az 7yS 7Ss7ea
IN the day cash demand for lard and supper.
s0eSat ffsS sSr on ass4ssains ss 5 5aa at
P6RR @ na lsSSe aaot.d Mes sss T s9So @
Ness sSsa ssS5 's2 sys SIG So 3SS Sg g. ps BEE
dof5 fSra s Inds mes o SO 5ogS29 BEEF HAs
sa ss29ted 5s5 BaSGas 81 siss S r
4 n 103.qloIsc Ficiied ham, rn qaoted i3af
strong; city, &c; country. 6% q81.c LARD
lard AIM quoted a4 rntd 5e lara g9ge T SOC oof.s s
south Arnerica 10 75o Continent 10 25c; BraztI legs
fsE eo 1oo city 9IS Ia4 .es2Se 1So SAflNE
l,st rice nra locally and strong at Southern
taken up reserve stocks are on6Ps1nIy
I9a9w I@I Domestic screenings 315@Ssc; heads
extra fancy heads %. a6c Japan donest;o .5sSSao:
PPaf5ns' 61q5%c; Java, 47s95sc Rangooa in bond ~
sCGAR-Busness in refined sugar was moderate. with
tone about steady and prices unchanged The following
are list prices subject 10 rebate OF 10 points dis
715c Eagle tablets. 6.1Oo: loaf and Crushed 60o:
59Ha ae a. 5G cubes Esse Sh bags Powdered and
oVSG powdered coarse powdered powdered
Eagle coarse and extra dne graruated. 5c Eagle
bags do 5.1oo Eagle bags do BO5c Eagle 25 and
90 10 bags DO 1850 Eagle fine standard granulatet
ana Diamond +s0c; c2nfectioners' A, T0o; No !.
46oo; Nos and 2 55c: No 4 Soc No g. 55c; No s.
4 40c; No = 35c No 300 No o. &c; No 10. 415o;
No H. 4lOc No l2 4O5c' No Is, 4c Nos II. 15 IS
3e5c London cabled the worlds visible supply 1000
COO tors against 100000 same time last year TIE
market for sugar heets fat ana lower with October
and nomnaIy steady and duty maid prices as
and rnoasses SO test, 3i4c There fresh
business yesterday but It learned that 5000 Of
es 4lzd and freight or a York parity OF
same figure The local market. however, remained
4o basis at tho close. although that was nominal price
New-York tribune., 1906-10-26
INVESTORS READ
The Wall Street Journal
That's why Il pays advertisers.

DO rs 10 at So; 141 State do 81 70 50 75i 70
sheep and lambs 81 10 81 so: aee yesterday3 u
lambs % 70. at 81 IS Go. SO 10 at 50 7oI - cnS
81 70 a 81
Sanders: lambs rs 10 a. 20; cura a D.
81 - sheep 50 70 IS 80; IS ysarings
63 10 81 so.
Kerns Commission Company: Is4 Kentucky sas<r Ioa
70 a. 81 80
George L s. Dmeuback: 100 s,sts lambs II n.
at SO 30.
robin Shannon; 1s4 state lambs. 81 n. 8; 81 60;
state EPeep. 100 70. 81 90.
HoGsaRsSepts were "a cars. or 8 ss head tno!utins
Buffalo advices hogs sold s. IS 100 n
and would probably sell AZ Sc 106S5 rs. Coun
dressed slow e310jso - for nstiIn 20
light weight.
sales-Tobin & Shannon: 81 hogs 13s ~ &C se &C
100 ~ roughs 80 n ct IS 65 date yetsrtay 10
state hogs 156 70. at s6 60.
J. G. Curtis Son ,ate yesterday. q state hoss go
Sc 60; a. 154 70 So e5; 20 do 10 So 66i
pigs. S5 Tb al SO 81; l rough, $50 -. az IS IS.
Sanders Date yesterday: % state hogs 1s7 70 as
SC 50; rOuShs, $40 70, al IS 90.
Judd date yesterday: AZ state hogs 100 70.
Sc 65 -oushs 2TO n, at S. IS; boar. 500 ID at ~
New-York tribune., 1906-10-26

CoTToN-The cotton market was active ana weak as
q o. the report showing 100000 haes
sned TO October Is AGAINST $50 coo
year. The figures about 300 900 bales
greater had tecu po7ularly their
publication followed by severe break IN priceS
The market closed steady. decline of rs 4
points sales fr- the DAY were estimated $4,000 bales
opened steady. decline of points
under scattering liquidation and little selling short
account winch became heavier the for the
report CpDrOa ried q result Of lower cables better
large receipts. reports ~ feer offer
selling spot people. Just before the
report published the market vas - 70 20 points net
shortly afts-ward showed loss of about
81 20 points with December selling 10 SOC and
January Ip6oc. about 20 70 81 points below the
level the previous neck! At the decline there
buying by the ban leaders covering OF
shorts-srftcent inparI e steady in the late
trading hut hardly enough TO give tie market any ma
reaction. The report 1uCg
cerou in circles, viii he by Indicate
a much larger crop counted upon the recently
reduced estimates. based the
t1e Snned estimated by the bull
leaders Also because fact that ginning has
doubedy been delayed % some extent by the adverse
therefore the showing indicates bigger
crop than last year The giIred
ir the big crop G-4lI,00O bales.
The range OF cGntrac prices local to-day
was follows: