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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-01-01
ARMY OFFICER
HAS ACCEPTED
General Bingham Will Be Police
Commissioner of New
York City.
HAS FAITH IN MCCLELLAN
NO AXE TO GRIND OR FRIENDS
TO REWARD.

New York. Dec 31.-General Theo-
dore A. Bingham, U. S. A, retired,
who on Jan. will become police COM
missioner of New York City, declared
last night that he had no politics and
only sought to aid Mayor Mcclellan in
giving this city the best municipal
government in the world.
Il do not personally know any man
who figures in local politics in this city
except the mayor" he said, but 1
have watched and studied the admin
istratiOn Of New York City's police
ever since President Roosevelt was a
police commissioner.
I'm taking this place 1 am fully cog
infant of all its difficulties, but
wanted to get back into harness again
now that l have recovered from the
accident to my leg which caused me to
leave the army.
Accepts From Sense of Duty.
81 have accepted the mayors offer
because I believe that honest munich
pal government is the axis upon which
the welfare of the whole country re-
wolves. I know George B. Mcclellan
aims to give New York the best NUM-
cipal government in the world, and
want 10 nelp MIN as an American cltl-
zen and as his friend.
Il have no politics and no military
hobby to ride. Military rule involves
much common sense in the matter of
discipline. In that it is just as valu-
able and just as desirable in the police
department as in the direction of en-
ployes by any great railroad.
My study of police history here has
shown that its chief labors under seri-
Gus difficulty in not having the power
of removal with less restriction and
more independence of the courts than
is at present the case.
Aim of General Bingham.
my aim shall be to find men in or
outside the department who under
stand 1t and in whom I can place full
trust
Il have no axe to grind, no friends
to reward, no rivals to placate. no enc
mics to punish in this great city. /
feel only that I owe it a solmn duty,
which I shall I shall devote all my
energies to perform"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-01-01
PROMOTED FROM RANKS

Washington, Dec. 31.-The president and
secretary of war have decided to COM
mission as second leutenants the nine
teen enlisted men who successfully passed
examinations recently and became eligible
for appointment. the secretary having
found that there will be a sufficient
number of vacancies by the time the
next class at West Point graduates TO
provide places for the graduates.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-01-01
DON'T USE POOR OIL

For use on sewing machines, bicycles
and all purposes requiring a fine lubri-
cant the best is cheapest in the end.
Genuine Singer oil can only he OBJ
tanned at Singer stores. Look for the
red s. 40 South Main street, Salt Lake
CitV Utah.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-01-01
GOVERNMENT WILL
PAY HALF THE COST
Especial to The Herald

Washington. Dec. Ex-senator Du-
bOis today received assurance from
Supervising Architect Taylor that the
government will put down asphalt
pavement around the assay Office lot
in Boise, covering one-half of the
streets on the north, east and west
sides. The city of Boise has agreed to
put down pavement on the other half
Of these streets.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-01-01

II you wish good dinner, go to the
Manitou hotel. 6 to 1880 p. m.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-01-01

All frst-class restaurants and homes
have Vienna bakery bread.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-01-01
FIsHER HARMS

City Treasurer and Special Tax Collector.
BY George H. Wood. Deputy.
Sewer Extension No. 15S.
Date Of first publication Dec. 2st, 1895.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-12-27

directly opposite tuoEa those af our
0wn The sehool mmsa teach the
chiaaF%n Il sAeh localities tie rranea
plies ct se@aa citizenship or they will
DeEeF leaEn them. for the hessae can
nof-
While the state IL ao.Hg 80 much
shE"aga the sehoois foE the .iesesop-
meat e good eitiEens. all it, infla.
enees aTe moi for gond The cEowds
that iii our lails and penitenaiag4es
testify 10 the face thai there IL saa.s.~
thing lacking somewhere, Evil ~
evil whichever IN may be foana. and
the evil Influences that are 1T wuve
In Aew M~ueo do nes differ naass.n-
tally from those at work 10 The other
states and territories In each ane
Of us the nT, Jekyll and the Mr..
Hyde are struggling for controi,
sometimes the IA and Son %3sraFs
the other In i'm the aseG Fa~acy, IL is
easy To- see how this MAJ hs ~tth aH-
~ditt3uais. tut l. - aaF. ts uneer-
st8nd just why We ALLOW IL t. h.. un.
~ our state. with one aau~. 80 la
gpcak, We establish schools in or'er
(" give oar children The. 4%sy A-st
raining possible. and VIA tue Other
" establish sRlO0ns aEl gambling
d. ..& which represent the Very -
rence ii vice and ~ h. Tn the
Thoughtful person. the t~p. 'ns
"a h'oI aud the saloon. reDre>. nj The
.t@n sAlremes of good md bad iul;u-
e1'tS- Vet. We tax n" saloon for
p d supsoJt Of the schOp', aud wc TAX
a." state for the support q; the ~
h'n, In nature. We f'nJ cause and
effect In direct proportion. but here
we find an entirely different state %
affairs, There needs TO be n read.
tustment sd that the state shall sup
port It's natural offspring. the school:
and that the saloon shall support It's
natural offspring. the criminal courts.
the asylums. aud the penItentiaries.
Statistics from all the counties OF
this territory covering the amounts re-
from gambling and saloon II.
censes. and the amounts expended for
the costs OF courts. sheriffs, jalls and
expenses. are not available.
However. In one county which In all
fairness may be considered typical Of
the conditions that exist throughout
the territory. IL has been found that
the amount received for liquor licenses
for one year 10 s7.90S; from gambling
licenses. $3.50: a total of $l4.35s. On
the other hand, the cost OF Justices
sheriff's bills aud feeding OF
prisoners for one year Is s9.s01. and
that the cost OF the district court Is
s9.93s. naming a total OF 1879. The
licenses go to the school fund. tho
other amount Is raised by taxation.
II the application OF these sums were
reversed. the school fund would re-.
ceive an increase OF the difference.
which Is 1881. but the sporting frat.
ernity would lack this amount OF being
able to support its family. The Tue
ton naturally arises: of what use Ia
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-12-27

ana early 60 Tase. makes healthy.
'happy and Wise. especially III yoa take
.hsFhane before retiring. A positive
cure for Constipation. Dyspepsia and
an liver complaints Mrs s.. Co
aamhia- Tenn-. writes: I always keep
q supply Of your HeEhine On hand.
Am 50 pleased With the relief IL gives
IN constipation and al liver CON.
plants that words can: express ny
appreciation" Sold by Center Block
Depot Drug Co
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-12-27
PUBLIC SPEAKER INTERRUPTED

Public speakers are frequently in.
.te:rupted by people coughing. This
would not happen II Foley's Honey
and Tar were taken. as IL cures
coughs and colds and prevents paea,
m0nla aud consumption, The GEM,
inc contains Ia oplates and IL In o
yellow package
For sale by o C, Schaefer. Sixth
and Douglas.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-12-27
Notice % Our cuc,omens

We are pleased 10 announce the.
Fosey's Honev and Tar fur coughs.
colds and lung troubles In not affect.
Cd by the National Pure Food and
Drug Law. rs IN contains no oplates
or other harmful drugs. aud We rec,
OmnleRd ii as q safe remedy for
children and adults,
For sale b, O, G, Schaefer. Sixth
and Douglas,
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-12-27

this family. and why do ne offer il
nas&ns - saga0gE:" Doahaless.
there In mot ~ individual Inn she eaan-
Ry above referred On. Who eannos see
soHne good In tie pHhlie schools. but
how many csn q the same eoBeern.
ing the saiooas and gambling aens:
Not One word can be said in their a,
al onsinned IA PAGE J
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-12-27
New Cure for Epilepsy.

J IN. Waterman of WATERFOWL. O,
rural free delivery. writes: My
daughter, afflicted for years With ep-
was cured By DR., Kings Nes
Life Pills. She has not had an at.
tack for oye two years" Best body
rlcaasers and life giving tonic pills
on earth. IS cents at all drug stores.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-12-27
Outwits the Surgeon.

A complication Of female troubles
with catarrh of the stomach and
bowels. had reduced Mrs. Thos. =.
Austin. OF Leavenworth, Ind. 10 such
a denlorable condition, that her doc.
tor advised an operation: but he:
husband fearing fatal results, post.
poned this 10 try ElectricBitters: anI
10 the amaZement OF all who knew
her: this medicine completely cured
her. Guaranteed cure for torpid liv.
kidney disease. b~iliousness, jaun,
dice. chills and fever, general debil.
fty. nervousness and blood poisoning.
Best tonic made. Price soc at nil
druggists. Try II.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-12-27

Superintendent John Stein retarn.
ed 10 Las Vegas Gu the flyer fr.sm L
business trip east
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-12-27

Miss Agnes Sais 0f lslpaa ssw~nr
Christmas Ia albuquerque and r.
turned h"ne yesterday morning,
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-12-27

The Evening Citizen new hIys
were the recipients Of 81 apiece Tor
Christmas through the kindness NJ
William dclntosh. the sheep rA!x~r.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-12-27

For a small amount you ten yoar
wants TO all Las Vegas through "a
Optic want I'D. NJ
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-12-27
BIG GATHERING Of
new mexico TEACHERS

tCuaalnaea fENGn page ~
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-12-27

y A MaEc%+1lino and Mrs III. Mon
toya Ut San Antonio. y NJ. arc In
albuquerque,
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-12-27

Postmaster Hopkins says that -
per cent more business pass Il
through the Albuquerque poStoffice
this year than last.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-25
TRADE CONDITIONS,
Reports Indicate Wholesome Ac-
tivity, With No Reaction.

By Associated Press.)
NEWSYORK, August 24.----I0un's weekly
review Of trade will say Tomorrow; &
Vail Street provides the only import
during tho past k;.prices OF {seouri-
ties rising within mn average OF 81 per
share of the high record established last
January, while the general5publlos became
Interested to an extent that lifted money
rates for all periods TO tho legal maxi
mum rate. S525a53#
Trade reports indicate wholesome 10
4tivity, with no evidence OF reaction. even
those industries that are Sof necessity
quiet at this season. contributing TO the
general confidence by reports OF large
orders in sight, &sPa 8
Gas the vacation season draws to
end there is a gradual resumption OF idle,
machinery, and with the opening OF many
new furnaces all records of iron produc-
ton Will be surpassed In the fall.
.'steel mills will REQUIRE all the mate
rial that can be furnished. This Is typl-
cal OF tho situation In Nil leading
branches Of industry. 'Jobh!ng fall trade
Is opening brlskly,,8 862 buyers registering
$in#the New York market alone inBn5 Gin
day. Owing to few exceptionally
large undertakings last year n this city
tho total value of all building permits
issued in July was slightly smaller than
IA year ngo,, but outside Agof Now York
there was a heavy increase.
"Crops 5are8now almost beyond damage
danger, and their movement Is becoming,
a. difficult traffic problem, Railroad earn
ings In August show nm average game of,
,12.i per cent. over last years agureaN
while foreign commerce at this port for
the last week provided gains of $2,27b,6925
In Imports and st.446,6218 In exports as
compared with 1905. II
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-25
COTTON LETTER {.
By MILLER & COMPANY

The loss: Of 11-2 points In futures at
Liverpool this morning and the weakness
of spots, with only 200 sales at stheA{de de-
Cline Oft points seemed tho fo%rerunner.
GofT a. dip to- anew lower&leve or prices
all around.8O Our opening. however; al I'd
Sloss&of81$SstoM3 points proved to- be&thei
OF 5the$day. Manipulation OF an
aggressive sort began immedfAtelygtaf after
the call accompanied by sensational re-
ports of TweeYil damage inHTcxas most
SofSthem, however, from the same source.
Other points in the weevil district res
ported little damage fromsWeevils and
plants loaded With full grown bolls.S $t@
NIX The Texas operator who sent intfsthel
SweeyilS complaints covered his SshortsSyes-
i~terday,.aand apparently is anxious sto&lift
prices to- higherSRleyel, sog$that he can
sgetsasncW selling basis. There was also
a rumor that Price was about to issue
g V Rull I!sl circular, and, bears q g Trash s1l
profits, naturally took fright ct the sharp
covered, adding to the temporary
strength. The advance from the bottom
amounted to about 16 points. but \ there
was a reaction before the close. which
leaves final level onlyy7 & above last nights
lies III the eagerness with which8farmers
sell their EE cotton a FAST as Elnned.
When II Is considered that even at this.
early date 90, COO bales or more are Einned;
every day and pressed for sale, IL can
readily be8 seen what a load the market
must absorb day after day before a
rally can besssaccomplisfed We there
fore continue to look for lower prices.
4S liverpool Isl dueTto5cone& lower in the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-25
Visible Cotton Supply.
(By Assoolntcd Pre6

NEW ORLEANS, 1dA..sS August "a
Secretary Hester's statement OF thu
worlds Visible supply8sof cotton ISSUED
to-day shows the total Visible to- be
1875, 1917 against ,978,718S last week
52,750,47 6 last year and = ,14s,.s 500 year be
fore last. ~
OF this the, total OF American cottor
Is GAS, 767, against 9o7, 7t3f last week
1,617.4s5 last year and. ofIallgo other kinds
900 last week ana $4,000 last year.
or the worlds Visible supply OF cottoT
3theroSSs Is nov afoht andsSheldssi In Great
BritninS ana continental Eurone S8s, 600
bales gagainstS1.416 COOL year. In India,
Gas, 900, against 6a9,O00$ last year. and II
tho United States, $4,000, against 467,
900 last year gs6$ " l55gsS$
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-25
Print Cloth Market,

tByt Associated Press.) XII
FALL RIVER, MASS. August 824,--Tha
weekly sales In the print cloth market
are estimated at from 100000 to $4,000
pieces.
The lowering tendency of the cotton
market Is given as the chief reason for
the quiet character of the cloth market.
Prices are tho snme as last week, egu-
lars being quoted at 8S3-8.
Buyers apparently do not care to trade
very extensively In contracts until moro
5de1nite Information Is given out as to
The new crop Of cotton, Present indlca-
lions favor u hig crop.
The quotations 5are:ay8
2s-inch, 81 by "a, ass
83 2S-inch, ga by go, s LIS II
n SO 4 -a7Inoh. 81 square. 8 IA, &
39-inch, g6S by t72, 3 9-4. "
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-25
lfANy1InT TOBACCO MARKET.
99 (Keported by D!brrll.I gDfogD

94H (aeportedl ty D!brcllI gDfogOI
&q ST's Dahvlilc, Val August ~
rho saies have been vary light thls week,
With but little else than prifnlngs on the
breaks. and Oh. occaatoAal Joy q. Old tobaes83,
Prices are ilrniS and everything Ii wa chcl
closely, nnt~ ithAt standing thaf tlndes1 rabil y q
the offerings md athat sinai u auhrtlt W. intsress
nov at1 d very critical stage. 1tg IS essef,tia
that there be good weather Tor several weeks
have mad ethe5 plants VERY. large and thin,
and there !. u lack Eof body ~ The leaves.
There n some complaint that tina .tcst
,bneco has CONNIE need a"nr.ns:" Cutting hn1
not abe# genernI Tor d week lor5 two. Trade q
Very qulet In DID tobaccos, but holders are
at som ewtat highert priccs thnr have been
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-25
CLOSING oNDEQUoTAT1oNs

IchlcaEo,$SR Il. ana Paciac Il. il. 4s....... 7sM;
Chicago, r. 7. and Pao.S RI Il. coll 6s...... s2S
Cs.. c.ISC and st. Louls Een.5 ID ~. .,d...a% 1O1s8$
Colorado Industrial ST. serles A NJ. ....a. 76Is
Colorado Midland IL. q. Il. /. ......... MN. rs %
Il Colorado and Bouthern ls.a.s.Sd.... (. /. ....t....a... ii 9lia
Cuba 81 l(oNeredl !. ..I.... .... !.,.. .......10 G
Denver nd RioS Grandc IA. MN. ..... Y 80
1DistiIiers' Securities 6s..s......~ ............ l. \ $50
IErIe prior Zion a. ~, !. I. !. !. (. .,.,..aa oil
IErlc General III. e. 81. .a...,a,. 1. ...a................y@ sgK
IIiockinr Valley AIS 40, ....8l ...,..s. 100
Japan es MI. nv. s.... !. I. !. !. . !. 49,. !. !. ....n... {. JON
Japan o., I'd aeries q. ~. ....u.... 4 ,ss...... e0i5
y apun r. = ertIaease ~. .:...... s.
Il japan Az certldcat ties, ID ser1e s. !. s......t !. Dig
Il Inuisyilie and Mash. UniGed Il. ........ 1o0a
i Manhnitan cpn6ola gold n, .li... 5aif.... 102 RI
tMcSicnn Central Il. M. /. Z. I: ....... k81Bs.!
Mexican Central Isl Inc. n. ...H..s...... 1sMS
Mimi. nnd &st.S Louis 4s..........s. |. .......:.. d.
4 Missouri, Kansas and Texas s............. 101i.k
MIsaouH Kansas and@Texas dA.....,,......... 4 2Gh
Mobile and Ohio Collateral Trust 4s....... 941s3
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-25
/ l|jk&NW|l||'N|l[5jftaIk&Nel;s|'laII

" Leave Byrd ST. station Richnpond, Daily.
s&@SIaf All In Enects May az 1901. Eg& SS@sS%SsHz.s
FOR8NORFOLK 80 90 AZ Nj $3.50 ~ .s9EM.
FOR LYFcHBURG. tho EST and ny
lsouTHWEsT: :o5 ggA M...& q aosS noonsaSa sgs; %
Cafe 81 Dining cars. Trains arrive da4l 81 from
ij:1O, $3.50 r. MI; from the West III
A. NJ. 3NAI II. II, . 400 @s@sS Nv ff.Ssas95
asOnica IS3s =. Main ST An FNlyer:&4 g hrs. 60
aaSs Minutes
WE, BEvILL.ss g3SSs GU H.aBoSLEY..
Gen. Pass. AGENT Dist Pass AgehL
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-25

NATIONAL h. Il. 1T Mexico con. As !. S....... sist
New York Central gen. n ,...... o.H..... s21H!
New tersey. Central ger; 5s..s,... |. /. ] \. !. I. 1861
Northern Pacific IL ~. 3. ls...4. 49,. 1O3A
Northern, pnnins a. y, n.aII ..Tia ......,,4.s . 76
Norfolk nndI IVtsiorn CON- III g. l0oN
OREGON Short 4r.Ino refunding AS. 49, Z. a5N
Pernsylya nin cohv.. n ,,.l,,... 4. .....a N. 10lS
Reading Gene raj az! ...aa.. II. Dak
sL.8Louis and iron Nountafn con. 6s.. 11iA
at Iniia% mi Eni ITrnncIsco III. gs2T
st. Louis uthwegter nt con. IA offeredl..i& w
Scaboard Air6IJlne AZ. .a....s... Il. ........,... 8Gs
Southern Pacific q. ..s.,.. seq. ........s..S Y,
Southern Pacific s1st As certificates. 1890. atk
southern Halfway S.. s.s. ...aa.a.. /. 116
i.rexasE ard SPacinc 1sts. If. ....... ..a 4. ...t,.. d. {. l1sh
Toledo. mn st. /. and 3EWestern3 AZ. ~. ....... 81
ItninnsR pacinc EAs... .sW.n,;,. ~. II !, 1p4
United States Steel I'd IS -. .,.o.t.... {. ... ........ yssa
Wabash 1sts, MI. ..i !, ,.,,......... I. s...E Is. 4. 11it
Wabash Deb. DIs.I,a 1.,.a3s. n. e. I. ......I... SlM
Western Md. As .|.... {. /. : ]. t.a......... .s...... SiM
Wheeling and Lake. crie AZ S(ofered) ...s. SsH
wisconsin a Central as. ~. Il. y. .,5...,..I S9E.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-25
Chesapeake A Ohio Railway

Cincinnati, Interchangeable at,.8 Louls,t h!e
90, Louisville. Nashville. Memphls.S SssSss
2;l6 2. M. and S1i:o oBP,AM.sgdatly.5
Westbound Local trains: sss8s
Lao IA. NJ. daily and Sis I'M. week day.. s$
Newport SNeWs, korfolk and SSsoldS Point,
$500 A..88 N. and SsA4:oo !. n. daily S#S
Local for8 Newport News and Old POINT
1855 4. M. and 500 Pm. daily. ss$sssssAl
$#s I James River tine; sssssa@
1o:.o $A.8 N. daily: IS :16 2. NJ week days
Arrive Main Lire from West: 1850 Az;
.s.s 80 $A..g n WI .: g FL n s7:!Ss y - M.L, F 3 g u
g 100 P7SM NJ, jar 81 River: ssrss: go N. .,ss !!
p ysDaily.. S4 Eek n Sunday. % ##SJ%s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-25
Il INTELLIGENCE.

PoRTsOF Observation-Disclosures ~. 1905.
q steamer Berkeley Shelly Norfolk, merchan-
disc and passengers Old Dominion Lima
Steamer berkeley; shelly Norfolk, msrchan-
disc and pasneng Old Dominion Line s8a.
James River landi1lgs5 r1ofchar diseA and pas
seng sNavisation COMPANY
PORT Or WEST PotNTiaAUGUsT II. 1903.
StEi1hS s8ARRIYED. gSsGi
SG Steamship Baltimore. Short. Baltimore. pas
tser,gers and general cargo. g3 &$$@sS
S&T@t @Egt SAILED. B#E&i
#8 Steamship Baltimore Short Baltimore. pas
sengers and general cargo 4 ggt& 89
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-25
CHMON
;8$sss RlccIhImro5nd;.. d august q, 100
CATTLE MARKETS..
sRICHMOND3 LIVE STOCK MARKET
9E3 .d35 (Salcss atsGUnion# Stock kYards.) SS4a3S

sR1CHMONDSL1VE STOCK
tsalcs IS; stock Ok. xards9 \ 10,
The live stock report for week ending August
Best steers. ,4a6ac.; n few extra higher: fair
s e sso e s I'll: tal foR % sesd. * Sia; o sonnsan,
3G3lsc..; best 9 " sA Gs,,sc.: common TO fair.
i2A9ac.; old poor cows, h42c.;& bulls 29sc.:
fre ,ya. .c = " a ana caves C. y,,s.S sl y ss9 g. !, 'ha hsinld1a II w :
hogs. BGsAc.; sows and stays, Az a
& CHICAGO, August NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
!234 head, Common to prime steers u a,7696.7s;
cows =. sa14..76: hetfers, 81, eoal5..s5 h bulls, $40
4:5ofl calves. ss07. 50; stocksrs, and feeders.
Is io'sg paims: Aaess-s sS.seas.l %; s mea iaSap Is o good.
heavy. 10000. butchers ight:sass $3.50 so;
good to choice. heavy. mixed yseGsl6: pigs.
81 as, o, 3sheepIR ese.pts, 500 hsadi' Msrk e.
lambs na1dp s $3.50 Aa'us; S ~
NEW YORK August MISUNDERSTANDING,
.Sulls and COWS. steady. Steers, ;ttat .soi bulls
s3.6oG4.0o; cows, s1,1083.6 5. Calves-Receipts,
$50 head. Prime mandy veala steady! she g
.sSr ,ssSN; 1qstat 'ss statt,s stsadxs Y a Is. ss sassp
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