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Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-10-01

A. - aftermath II tia aaSsans 81
waaa @~~~A s3~4e IN *Asssa&va s~&
sAsas n eMaaass esaaazs ahas naoEaGns -
.atta~n4~sa m~s.- srarsa Tor anfE@ctAaa I'D
lA.p els. saaaaAas@as, sssass at shNszl
ell aSsa>t In cleaaang up the aaaaFTwd
agswxGs-
a Little Full
Eganoa PaAllla and II MaEtsHaea
sMu naaav.S. acre sAekeA up by ON
e@r Kealy yesterday morning and a@sg-
ID In the city Jail, They were gaoEi
aaasis fat. although MarslneE askRo~
lealg.a only = part ii the gentle tn
gsaehnasenl whea th% complaint @as
read To him by admitting that h. was
"A little fun"
padllla replied; 81, Sseas"G ~h*a
,h.e charge sas translated aO him,
Guy Marshal isen coaes f"sand Ia
rpns, Tenasio saanEda ynight saIur
a,e4a wlah spirits fTannensi and gave
him "A berth N tn" clsy hsas'*lrt- h*
ais, pleaded guilty I" bring drun'
this mosnlng aud Jn4e" is"l'e a~Ss'>~
I'd fines Of five d.,liars In each al 'aF
ra~eS. including Gusts,
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-10-01
Other Exhibits Displayed

The following exhibits were placed
In the tent NJ t;allinas park after the
list IA published In the Optic of
Thursday. Manuel Borregn. Chaeon,
Mora county. barrie, aud two varic.
ties IL oats: n =. F~Orsythe. cabbage
raised without irrigation on his ranch
al 0nava: Mrs. &. T., Jones. cucumber
raised on the forsythe ranch: NJ. W,
Browne. Las Vegas. sweet peas and
\. Dillon of the same place. a pump.
kin,
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-10-01

Give Fred Nolette's shaving parlo-
/ trial. I-l33
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-10-01

To accommodate itself TO
any shoe that is put on It..
II rebels and You suffer.
The Sorosis shoe for
women gets around this
by accommodating itself
to the foot.
It IL made with the
foot as a pattern; made
so skillfuliy that style
aud comfort struggle for
first place in your favor;
made so we'll that their
shape Is the last thing TO
wear out.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-10-01
Tried 20 Break In

Henry isohb. "a carnival ''t1pit's''
who has negro blsssd in his veins. sah.
created a disturbance In thu rear "i
Mrs. q. {. Gray's Chill parl"r On
Grand avenn Sunday morning about
nine o'elock, He used vile et'itheis
and attempted 10 break into the rear
door of the place against the rernon'
strances Of the prnprietress nf the
place who. being unable 10 deal Win
the would be- intruder. reported the
case 10 Officer Kelly. Robb was ar
rested and after spending the inter
yening hours In jail, was given the al
Tentative of paying 81 or ten days al
labor on the streets. He will assist
the cleanup brigade In removing con
fe,,i and other remnants of the car
nivai nights.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-10-01

STANDING Of the Clubs
Games Played

Las Vegas. I: Trinidad. ~.
Albuquerque. 3: Santa Fe. ..
Albuquerque. II: Trinidad, :
Albuquerque. I; Santa Fec. >
Las Vegas. 1: Albuquerque. :
Las Vegas. =: Santa FL, . item In.
ningsl,
Santa Er. L.. Trinidad, .,
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-10-01
Evey-D Jay
Furniture Events

Iron beds, 30 different pat
terms from which to make
your selections, ranging in
price from 225 To. .-~- 5000
Extension tables. oaks, col.
den oaks, weathered oaks, At
AIN and up to.~~...~....45lOO
Mattresses, Of all sorts and
sizes, ranging In price from
300 to 800
Bed springs, Is styles from
Rockers, u large variety Of
rockers In all popular woods
At 200 and up to. 600
-. =. i 49, ~
Z L. H. ii
Wall pictures, many kinds
Of many subjects, at l9c and
up 20 ~.~~-~w~~ Duo ,
d,
New linoleums, new arriv-
ais in printed and inlaid pat
terms, running In price from,
per square yard, NSc to LILO
Window shades, Z feet long,
mounted on good rollers, 35c
Zoe
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-10-01
Paid His Fine

John Stenick. Il brick layer. fell In
10 the clutches of the Law Sunda,
morning while his Kite was flirting
with the sky. lie had too many reef
In the breezes and being offensive
officer Kelly took John mp, pleadin'
guilty To the usual charge of drunl
and diSorrlerly. he paid seven dollar
for the booze bout and went his wa:
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-10-01
Ne Was a Soldier lad

Frank Walsh. who declares he left
His Khaki ctoth' nj Fl, Apache. AriZ.
to don the garh of n civilian. arrived
this morning on n Santa Fe freight
train. BEING particular about his per
sonal comfort. Frank selected 81 car
load Of wool To ride upon, He tx
planned 10 Judge Rope that his dis
charge papers from the army were
lost at Gallup. n. NJ. where u fellow
passenger appropriated his coat. bu,
hlandiy admitted that he was beating
his way to Chicago when Officer
Oliver Of the Santa Fe found him
"%ruhbering" out of the rear end door
for a look at the surprising scenery
when the train reached Vegas, II,
was recruited for the street cleaning
squad after admitting he hal not The
wherewith 10 liquidate the fine Judge
Rope named.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-10-01

Batteries: Cravens and Parsons.
Santa Fee; Donovan and O'Neil. Trim.
idad.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-10-01

New linoleums, new arriv-
ais in printed and inlaid pat
terms, running in price from,
per square yard, soc to lilo
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-10-01

Iron beds. % different pat
terms from which to make
your selections, ranging in
price from 2.25 Ia. 1000
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-10-01
Mattresses, Of all sorts and
sizes, ranging In price from
'b.uo 10 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ~..-.-~., 1l.uV
Rockers, n large variety Of
rockers in all popular woods
At 200 and up to. 25.0a

Wall pictures, many kinds
Of many subjects, at l9c and
up to 1900
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-10-01

Window shades, Z feet long,
mounted on good rollers, 35c
70. roc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-03

: 81 o se fsa az sSas %':
s s0IS Dc 10 lje btcINGs Virginia per n 2Oo;
Talis ger &c eS olsen oa sa
I4iee: 90 old toms is6ise: BRoiLERs dry peksd
len !? do No under s pair FIT X sS . Dc eH mh s s
ay picked fancy 16g1Ie do fancy soft meated 1Sgi6c
Fowls per ID, s51sc: DUCKS, per n i2GIsoi GEESE.
and Il %Gde 5 supply but
poor quality demand is slow and prices weak ana irTeg
nar We quote: RABBITS, cotontail. per pair. 69lSc;
POTATOES AND VEGETABLES Domestic potatoes in
Onions show irregular quality. Cabbases held firmly
lar Fioda lettuce 5le1t and wes ana but ether veg
,aoies ~ moderate supply and without material change
PaTasI5 weaker and also cauihowers California celery
quality Other vegetables range about quoted. We
Ss6 s5 a. sEs bermuda second crop per Dbl IS %
other Eastern per bag 81 esasl S. do State and
81 5S DO English !6sib bag ST eOas IS DO scotch
per bbi 81 a5as2 49, Do pc per Ssskt 5o9e6c AZ
Do bite ssen' seiI4rnia Per dozen lunches soSdO
lgSl -; do French. SI4Sl IS BRUSSELS SPROUTS
per 100 punches, Sass. 90 Neworeans, s2ass So do
asI Bermuda per crate sGsi So DO old f- per Dol
81 co. Do new neT 100 P bund lCo so s Se eSs
unwashes 81 256si 5o cABBAGE ylorida' per 66
a5 , sS o 81 70 e5ss !. jaS:s cE E,
5 ERR state Ps ds sg.s 81 oI leOos 500 q
g 81; cHICoRY AND EsCAROi.E. New-orleans per Dbl
cban s. 5s2 &c. % BfF 0f per ! 100 r. s2as5
kALE' NoT t per Dbl 55c9$l K0HkRARIi 49,
basket 81 5oqsi so: do North Carolina. sGsS; ONIONS
s2@ss; DO yellow 59sss 81 25ass 90 western
90 s Do ' red and ge6% f {a per Per $50 NJ
81 80; sHALLoTs Nev-1reans. per 100 punches sS9s!
LEXIS S2asS sCAtLIoNS, Baltimore. per bush basket
e ohA PTq5tas per Gaer S2aS4 DO S%5sa 81 oV9
Cuban 81 5oq$2 80: PEAS. Florida, basket sIas4;
a5a s5gS2 S: 2S@sI 81 EAR RS
per box 5Ocg$1 80: STRING BEANS Florida wax per
E6r do n sTeB B Ps ssis' SF sAH
per Dbl 81 50Sl 80 do 81 25Sl 90; 90 fiorlds
20 per bush erafe 81 25s So TOMATOES Florida per
carrier 81 GGa$S 5o do Cuban $ig$4 Tsbaga
rer bag 50aI5c do Jersey and Long Island. rJtabags
per 6s esoe do s9uhsrR aa Teans per- 100
lunches So 5Ca$S; WATERCRESs per 100 punches j. %
HoTHoUsE Mushrooms n free . snpPy
aga du ttae Weak To%Stoes Scarce and
quote CCUMBERs. Boston No L per dozen, 81 Bog nS
S 81 d 5o? SR Re- S2h sss sa2
RIIU BARB per dozen 6gpS9s; E n 4HS5oc IONA
Hay AND STRAW-HAY-wIth the light total re-
ported the market made quite or t of a " the useful
both prices and demand hor ,tI, FOR tbem and few
small invoices of prime obtained soc iC le o1Tsid
promptly 9 n1 Sqs Of p Buyers WEI" wss forced
OF the grades that have been EasF y quote: Prime
large bales per 100 70. SIC: 80 no el3
soc o S% . clear 40g56c sTRAwArrivals are light
feeling prevails IN an an, sgss Receipts
~ me straw in tons reported the Produce ES-
change at noon 9. fehsh Vaiiey 3d. Baltimore Ohio
90; Central NewJersey 1905 total 44o tons hso'ps
Of s5aT Ma 5PG5 and Mash s6
Al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-03
SUPREME COURT. APPELLATE DIVISION.

u. I'm PSa =. matt. q shs .gDs.sss
me Sry o. New YoT for ths appointment OF tnrse com
I.ilway railways Tor me ssnysysass and
Susss @ ss eonsfreted .ns 4
aas. \, L40P Ines Manhattan
ssss so. 81 n Rss q Tr1ss r. Comm ss
WI .Dgy to re ADps.ss Division e the sSDrsms Court
Hsns a tern sheSsos 70 . had Appellate D..
oush Manhattan City o. New York ths GA day OF
March ds az one o'clock IN the Afternoon Of taat day
q can e. 1 .es
railway railways he city FOR tfansDorta
RsoS When sR N. a s
dated the s;s day Of Janu 1905 and the s ana
as. OF % r me ss al % weh yss s
shout IN. 9th day Q: F.brsry isos and IN aa9tOa
@ if p9sE 81 route 20 ana
forms q he psDaEs aisd as6fsssd
brief and substantial Synopsis Of the said route in the
From % Ns nSsn Il s h s gs Of
ground IN pslansey Street near Norfolk and then runs
proposed extension OF Delaney Street the OF
sry through Centre Street and William Street Pro-
as ths o s ' Tnns the stsn Esns unns ana ~.
5f n nnSsr W,is a a TSe q si ne Maiden
lane Tunnel begins at the corner OF William Street ana
bssn Street Tu is passes under Beean
to the easterIy 5o1ndary Of the County 81 New YORK
There several spurs forming part q this s2uts one
and runs VEST undsr Grand strss, Des5rosss
connection by line under Canal Street. with
the Manhattan Manhattan Bridge. third
Hall loop Of the present subway BY
OF line under Besxnan street The object az
the Aforesaid application Is obtain OF
Commissioners who shall dstsrnns zfsr public hsaring
interested whether such railway railways
ought to be constructed and operated and shall rspot
ss IsDos. ' q e2 WHICH report i N
such railway
railways Board IL shall be- shall
when confirmed by Court be taken IN lieu OF ths
consent the property along ths line ot said
railway rafiways
Dated, New York February IS 1909. -
BOARD OF RAPID TRANSIT RAILROAD COANIS-
sIONER5 FOR THE CITY OF NEW YORK
BY ALEXANDER z. ORR. President.
BON I. BURROWS, Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-03
OTHER MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago March 2-CATTLE-R Receipts 1000 head;
rar!et dull prices steady prime steers So 20
as 30 cows SO 1OaS4 go heifers 50 50qS5 bulls 81 400
az calves So 5OS7 so stockers End feeders, S3Qs4 10
IIOGS-Feceips 33cOO Head 1Oc lower choice TO
Tue heavy So 23a$G a.; medium good heavy 81 l59
S6 - butchers weights So 20Q$6 80; good to choice
heavy mixed. So 15Q$6 225s; packing S. S0G$6 70
SHEEP-Receipts 900 head market steady; sheep SIG
Cincinnati March 2-HOGS quiet butchers and ship
pers. s6 40: common SjG$6 % CATTLE steady fair to
good shippers 81 40dS5 -; common. S2qS3 SHEEP
sfrong 81 25GS5 90 LAMBS strong, 81 5O4S7 80.
East Buffalo. March Administrators light; fair
demand and steady prime steers So 4O4S5 70; Shipping
s4 75aS5 % butchers. 81 90qS5 %; heeTs 81 25gs5
COWS. 81 2y4S4 90 bulls 81 tS4 30 NEAl-tSecelLts
mead: active and higher s. 50as9 70
steady: heavy and mixed, 81 o9elSb 10 oIk-
ers So JeTS6 90 pigs 81 $50 81 go: roughs 81 75q$6
stays So 75GS4 so SHEEP and LAiBS-Receipts H. 100
head active: sheep steady: lambs 5GlQc higher lambs
s6 10: yaarlings SO @ SO 90: Eehers. 50 Ioq$6 TO-
ewes, IS 5o1$5 u: sheep. mixed. Sass 10
Kansas CITY March 2--CATTIE-R Receipts. $500. in
cI1ding southerns market lover choice export and
6essAi beef steers s. 25d$5 fair good S4GS5 10
western steers 81 50a$6 so stockers and feeders
s3GS4 So Southern steers, 50 50QSt 90 Southern
s. 25aS8 native cows 81 25s4 TO- native heifers
Sc 25qS5 bulls s. 1884 calves. S3aS7 a.. HOGS-Re-
ceptE GOO market 6a!i lower; top 50 121a bulk OF
pigs and lights. s. 5oa$G st!EI5PReeeiPts loco mar
IS 5Oas6 IS and yearnss 81 1865 9 Western fed
veerngs 50 50aSS; Western fed sheep. 81 259s5 so;
stockers and feeders So 2JaS4 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-03
EEw-YoRK PRICES.

dom Viz .p5 cosa al I ds abr sess IN:
quoted at 25 Toas cPPFF was Irregular in Lon
shade hrheT at 7 rs Cd S Sd Th NE chamss
With laks quoted at is 5o6 e!eetToytic at
lssSlsg9I and sting at l7s7ls@lsc LEAD
90 g. in i London dc sP5LTER unchanged s25
% aabsT s s warrants closing ass d and
foundry NSTn b. Is goted at s7 16as1S IS The
later call Regulars quoted follows: March Apri
M61s SSB eRe run Sggs frS 90 the South
local market responding with sesdy Pano and Wi'9 a lqS
o.stiSs follow MoiAssFs qgl5 ee5
S gu s53gI2e fair lSal5c; good 16Glse; prime zoo
mon % se fair i4al7e; good. lsGsjc prime :234c.
,,s oIm ss of stesd eary eased of
sans was Jmroo9sts, acye sales 500 Nay at S2c
aud DO Jaly AZ S2Ae. loo September AZ az Re
seadS VS. oaote -I1 'nsecq G was quiet 2t
cases 10 so 9S &c 4 &s,eI Ts f
New-Yoik hbs Sec; bulk j zoe; Philadelphia ? Doc;
sphia r6TroNsEED olf1ime crude S: ta
April Sie Gs2 Nay saas2 sI9 " 9 s5 5s s. :. &c
io s4ae P5e |bI5e $685.: prime winter vel
1.9 ot4 out % town raw, 4oG4Ic Calcutta Coo
to PIC declines the opening aae
loved by reeovera s mo decline IN I've hog were fol
OUTSIDE interests bought pork shorts took lard and
T9ts Western receipts amounted TO 1000 head Of
at Omaha saturdsy S gtms at hapS esc S
Va so'seO hogs PORK firm quoted Mess $40 %
nEEF firm quoted Ness ga $40; family sii 56 "a
HH66EE HAMS Arm; quoted at s20g sci 80. DRESSED
~ SIZE 40 S sac. DiFs e; lSS 1l 10 Sse i6O
nei4es nrrn' quoted: smoking 9l5c: n
Hominsl quoted Al Picked hams r eoteS
a. a. i4e Ioi;S TAlLow steady; city. Sc; country
nominal; Middle western prime s5 pFlg lam
nrII: quoted at Refined lard arm quoted south
compound arm quoted at GOOSE sTEAnINE steady
sI t54c4+ Oieo &c; city. SIC.
uotations follow: Domestic. screenings 3a3 c second
5.c extra fancy heads 81 ec sns iaTSy asads og
9rS Paina 5sG0%c: Java, 4i=gssc; Rangoon. in bond
sEGAR-Renned sugar firm. but unchanged with
sood demand The net selling basis quoted by the
eIai Is 4ooc While other reners quote 45Oc. less
cash .ut oaf and crushed. SOC mould A CSC cubes
80 81; AAA powdered 75c; powdered powdered
a qlt powered roc; Eagle confectiones Eranuat
e Eagle coarse and extra nne granulated 47Oc;
70 cartons 10 bags and II bags Of hne grsnuated.
stoe: cohfectonsrs A. $3.50: No / 35c: Nos . and g.
SooS' No = 42oc; No 3. 4l5c: No G 41Oc: Z, 4n5:
Soc Nos ID. II and - a75c The London market fr
s9gaT oees was quiet but steady unchanged with
March quoted az IS 3D. and 3ssd The local
market was quiet. with centrifugal quoted at
500 lis 5p.covado 50 test at 27s62 1876 and
oases sugar ~ test at 2ssQ2 1l-l6c The closed
POSSIBLY less firm, but probably would accept
lieo basis es test, freight buyers showed
cned 70 buy the moment The runored sales noted
Yesterday at Ss2o have not been confirmed.
Willett & Gray-Total stock OF Europe ana America
t1924s tons against 29O 997 year at the same IN
against increase 1909 500 tons last week Total
stocks and aaoats together show a visible supply Of
Of 252 tons.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-03
.r-aet prices IN ths iocasernarket to-day

<1uN-The cotton market wss moderately active and
Te-sly higher during today's session result Of
BIG trcie demand Two reports were Issued on gin
E-E. placing amount Cuna5 % February 26 at
lasl bales Issued ~ the hear leader and the
e-ef pacing tie amount S-rred 70 February - at
Hss 90 bales. ~ president OF the Southern Cotton
association These Two reports considered prscti
CAY % confirm each other and point report by The
fr- g the 81 about 1000 900 bales Allowing
ae Hg.t weight GAINED FOR tails seasons bales. Il
-N % Lle -st-E y greatly exceed the governments
estimate Ct 70 10000 bales u 300 eaah which
4-lsie1 OF December last and caused advance
th7l --- At present speculative sentiment IS paying
ne attention The outlook .o- the coming acreage than
~ -e-Hls concerning eL--seasgn statistics.
90 t- I-arAet iHet considerable resistance to
e@fs were estimated 800 bales.
~ i-EfAel e-efec steady al advance Of 20
- % ne ngher cables a1d reports q big spot sales
"a s -t-fo- market Right after the call 4 advanced
~ he gam g % 10 points the ginning reports.
~ c4Ae ir qce Session made little further progress
ig - increase offerings around 10 zoe May. In
80 -. AFTERNOON The c1lusd buying BIZ smaller shorts
.!-zl --. Interests absorbed cotton offerings
,.sa--5-t e. Els SOLD ID % 1900 when there
=, u .e ate trailing, win May closing at 10 &c The
~. So vas smaller than expected and buIIish visible
y--'4- Il l11Ae- Cor this morning Superintendent
10 Nsetg movement figures follow: receipts.
-D-a oi.e-| bales against p. $50 year south
-. ---iss estimated a. 1900 bales against ~
$50 = os East brought into sight for The week
NJ - against 20 Qls last year Total crop move
- -st!-A t-5s l46 bales against ia 3s2 last
s4ll 10 mills and Canada
.-st year Southern nil ia!sinEs Estimated
@se-sl l4y-.Ns59 last year, stock Interior
az as ess q September ]. s43 455 bales against
s-e- Sa4eS against $40 SO bales last wear ire
- avs $500 s Tor is DAYS ths season against
vs. Is follows. 80 10 -'-1' N'9'Aet 'o-1ag
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-03
Public Notices.
SUPREME COURT. APPELLATE DIVISION.


Firs. DspAItmens-rn ths natter OF the application
Of the Board OF Rapid Transit Railroad Commissioners
the City OF New York the appointment
commissioners detenaine and report whether rapid
poratton OF persons and property determined hs
Board ought 70 90 eonstr1o-d and OperatedNan Cort
landt Park Route
Public notice hsrsSy given that pursuant TO the pro-
visions OF Chaptsr OF the Laws OF 1891 amended.
undersigned Board OF Rapid Transit RAILROAD Commits
sorers VIII apply Appellate Division OF
Court House Madison Avenue 25ta Street Borough q
Manhattan. CITY % New YORK on the sth day OF March
1900 o'clock IN tbs afternoon that day
thereafter counsel Be heard. for appoint
commissioners IN the entitled
to determine and report s..sr due bearing wiener a
transportation OF and property ought be
operated The papers which The asors
Board dated tas 18Th dsy Of December. 1905 ana
a.tavtts and accompanying the all OF salca
rled IN the oce OF the Clark % said Appeats d.
thereto snail presented
Court by the said Board.
description % ths and tho general plan OF
papers Aforesaid with said Clerk
Appellate Division. The following IL brief and s1ostan
synopsis Of hs said route IN the County Of New YSs
Street a point 2ss feet OF 242nd street
object ot thu aforesaid application obtain
appointment OF conss who snail dstsrnns sttsr
railway railways ought 70 30 constructed and Operated
shah the evidence taken said Appellate
~ go =, - .r1csior snS .na-s,to
OF railway railways (ss this Board viii that
Il snail hsl shall when confirmed by said Co-t
II lieu Of me consent % ts property owners along ms Inc
Dated New york. February Is. 1905.
sioHs sa e. A TS SSTSa OF p S o E eas.id,a,
BION Z. BURROWS. Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-03
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

New-York, March
ing 80 cars for export alive 1874 for sanghtereGs and irons
Tor the 55 cars on sale steers slow. but Just
about steady bulls and COWS steady o to h a19 Mediun
to prime steers sold 70qs5 50 per 100 nj i FAT 4T S
beef slow and unchanged sh 1 and
steady 11@llso per H. dressed 1o s4por, to
frigerator beef lower at sfge.o PEI 10 NO $50 cttia
and O4l quarters OF beef for seWarzschid
$50 cattle for sf go the Ne So aa quarters
beef Armour Co and 800 quarters a lD fo the
cudahy Packing Company. making with preyiSns ship
and Is is1 quarters beef all of Great Britain
salesNewton Co: 20 ohlo steers i"I9 DO ESQ m
at s. 5o % Illinois do, mss ~ at 81 81 % DO 1918 d.
j. - sh H z ohio steers l4is ~ at IS s0
Hildebrand Co: IS Kentucky steers LIS 10. al % 0'
70 ,1o o 5e49 No. CO % II Ohio steers 1906 10
1870 n s. bulls i27o 10 at 81 ~ Zoo DO iol4 dS
at 50 So go do $40 r. at a IS co. o. o. i15s n
at 90 rs; Y DO t94a a, g s 5y az e 8 sS 90 eeS h.
at 81 65 do 1910 -. at So So do $50 10 at 81 To-
'0 sherman gg & Culver: 10 1910 n at IS sO
Is do I20s ~ IS 80; 10 90. 114e 10 at s. %; do
$ sanders IS PENNSYLVANIA steers 11s4 H. at $ 20 70
Xrg I5ea ao al li9 Co. a Ssife 1850 h. at 81 o p
Ie b at 81 s. 70 Gs fo at il s. 6 at fs H. at s DO
97o n at s. 40 $50 n. at SO so; do 500 ~ at $751;
Too bull 1920 h at s. 81; 81 II Do 81 1854 9s
DO 9s5 ID AZ So So do s25 h. at So; DO sS1 H. al
So 10 do S43 H. at 81 80; COW and Gaif f9r s4S
signed direct and 40 for the market Trade limited ogt
fered Common good veas sold at S5GS9 per 100 ID
Dressed steady at eG1ic ID for city dressed
veals and sGt2c for country dressed
SHEEP AND I.45IBs-Receipts were 2Io9 head. IN
clu.inC 3 cars for sRughterers and for the market
making with he'd over Yesterday cars on sale
Sheen nominal with offered at the lower YARDS
isr9bs on light supply 1Og15c higher. and all the
stock was Fair 10 good lambs sold at 81 bOlg
81 SO rer 100 ID, prime lambs reported
10 have brought SIS and good Judges said they were
worth the money Dressed mutton steady at SGl0c per
10: dressed lambs firm at lOgllzc selected carcasses
sold 12c; country dressed at &c; country
dressed spring lambs steady at s4QS9 per carcass.
Sales-erns Commission Company: IDS Buffalo lambs
7s 10 average 81 * per 100 b pa do II 10 at 81 o
241 do. II 10, at 81 80
Tobin & shannon: 212 Buffalo lambs - 10, at 81 30
TrCGS-Receipts were 10 cars T03 head. including
10 head for the Feeling about steady Country
dressed hogs firm at 6la4s9ac per ID
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-03
TRADE IN CHICAGO.
IBy telegraph TO The Tribu7e


Chicago. March 2.-Wheat to-day looked until
near the middle OF the session ii the bulls would
carry the day. but toward the close a shoal OF
offerings came the market, wheH il seen
that of the principal buyers was unloading
diligently. Everything gave way 10 the wish OF
the scalper's heart. that he should not be caught
holding the bag May wheat. after selling up TO
a poiut sc higher than II closed the day before,
left off &c 3sc decline. Corn maintained some
of the gain 1t started with, but not much, ana the
oats market left OF without change Provisions
alone of the active speculative commodities had a
substantial addition TO the previous days prices
led by pork with 15c advance.
The wheat market had Il firm opening
of storms in the West which IL was thought might
check receipts at the Northwestern centres The
pullishness lasted until the close when the
bears made fresh drives nj the market and forced
down prices. Local receipts were cars. with cars
estimated Tor tomorrow May sold from S,Tsc down
TO sOs. closing the latter price. July closed
the bottom also, at s05sc; the highest was Sic.
The market stiffeued BY general
Western storm news, ana the demand was in good
request average above yesterdays closing
figures. There general expectation OF reduced
receipts account of Indictment weather which
gave the market strength. Local receipts were
lGS ears. Of which five contract Shipments
hence were 10 bushels Estimate OF to-nOrrow's
local receipts. 2Ss The highest for May was
AZ g TO IS &C. lowest 427sc: close was at 43c
48iEc July closed at $3.50 after selling as high as
4324c and low 43Iac.
prices within range OF ise The trade was