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Durango semi-weekly herald. (Durango, Colo.) 1899-1907, 1906-08-20

The only reason Dave Day has to
keep prating about his honesty is be-
cause no one else will do 1t for him.
He couldn't find a man who would
vouch for his statements in the state
of Colorado. He is greater bunco
than Patterson or Bob Speer.
Durango semi-weekly herald. (Durango, Colo.) 1899-1907, 1906-08-20

At Grand Rapids last night Abe at
tell, featherweight champion, got a
decision over Frank Carsey of Buff
falo, In the 18th round.
Durango semi-weekly herald. (Durango, Colo.) 1899-1907, 1906-08-20

The other day a steamship towed
into San Francisco harbor from the
Columbia river raft containing g.
100000 cubic feet of piles.
Durango semi-weekly herald. (Durango, Colo.) 1899-1907, 1906-08-20
LARGEST WOMAN IN
THE WORLD DEAD

) HUNTINGTON, w. Va, Aug.
} 18.-Annie Davis, aged 81
} years, said to be the largest
} woman in the world, is dead.
She weighed 100 pounds. A
} younger sister who survives
} her weighs 500 pounds.
Durango semi-weekly herald. (Durango, Colo.) 1899-1907, 1906-08-20

Harry Newbraugh was drowned in
a reservoir near Colorado Springs by
wading out over his heighth. Aged
10 years.
Durango semi-weekly herald. (Durango, Colo.) 1899-1907, 1906-08-20

Gramophones are used in English
theaters to give stage shouts" thus
saving expense and insurlng volume
of sound
Durango semi-weekly herald. (Durango, Colo.) 1899-1907, 1906-08-20

The state Is full Of tourists this
month, and nearly all of them are as
tonished at the number and diversity
of the interests here, and especially
at the tremendous development of az
riculture and horticulture.
Durango semi-weekly herald. (Durango, Colo.) 1899-1907, 1906-08-20

A Pueblo man was robbed of $S5
while in jail by his fellow prisoners.
This Is a case where honor failed
among thieves.
Durango semi-weekly herald. (Durango, Colo.) 1899-1907, 1906-08-20

The French government spent $50.
100000 during the late crisis over Mo
rocco in getting ready for war with
Germany.
Durango semi-weekly herald. (Durango, Colo.) 1899-1907, 1906-08-20

Two hundred and twenty-five per
sons have been killed by street cara
In Chicago during the last 10 months
Durango semi-weekly herald. (Durango, Colo.) 1899-1907, 1906-08-20

A party OF tourists were lost for
several hours in vicinity of Longs
peak.
Durango semi-weekly herald. (Durango, Colo.) 1899-1907, 1906-08-20

Earthquake shocks are reported In
parts Of South America Wednesday
night
Durango semi-weekly herald. (Durango, Colo.) 1899-1907, 1906-08-20

See Nathan's shirt sale window.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-02-14
Ba aSketbaII Game.

Physical Director w. c. West of inc local " M. C. 4. has returned from Little Rock, whore he went Tuesday fo s1ran2e far the confirmation of t1ze se.'ies of bas.s( tball games which wa .haneulated hero lately in T contest betWoen the local te9mq and the Iit- ''ie Rock boys. Nr West succeeded in amaneiH@ fir anathcr contest f4 next Friday night, at Little Rock
 when the l,eal hieh school team will play he Little Rock Il gh school taam. 7'ho Nas.iaes af tlis ely wll also
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-02-14
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 Sass21aIissa:aiialS lS

Truly there is strength in union. The tribe whose members work together in harmony and unity, 10 matter whether it's membership be large or small is in deed a tower of strength to tho order. No ono can reasonably expect to have his own way at all times and under all circumstances. Remember always that every true Red Man will make any sacrifice f0r the sake of harmony \ brother who Is constantly stirring up discord because he can't have his own way is not a true Red Man.-Buckeye Trail.
 At the recent session of the great council of Kansas the membership of the reservation was reported to be 4,7s4.
 The objects of the order are fraternal and charitable, and its motto is Free dom, friendship and charity"
 The great incohonee will shortly in- stitute three new tribes in Panama.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-02-14
Y. N. (. :. }#S.
pr. Troupe to Lecture.

Dr. \. W. Troupe will dsliyeY lecture at the Y. NJ. c. A. next Sat urday nisht on most interesting topic to railway men. "F rst Aids to the Injured will be his subject, and is to be. given for the benefit of rail way mon, who are constantly in dan ger of accidents on account of their clnploymeat All men are invited to atter1i the lecture
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-02-14
MASONIC.
A Grand feaee'> s,>,crri Hc;f..... ;lf .Ys
 a'.,o..l t.Iss i.S3.t;fIe.

Grand Eea2e'> .,>scrc4i Bc;;..-. .;s
 1'.,o..l =t.Is, i.<.3seifte.
 Orc 0f the I..>, interesting fgat.:@.., of the installation of new &ruuu n.s. ter ill Massachusetts is the placing iH his charge ot loct; Of George Wash ingtonss hair, which Nas pre~eutct, tu the grand Master o. Massachusetts ill 1S00 by Washing30n'S widow and has beeD handed down from one g;dnd master to another sinea that time It t~. contained in q CQii ul1l made hy pa5jt Revere himself o4ae Ii grand iaaSta.' of t,o G'an,l lodge of Aaa aclusett4. Ihis sacred relic was recently pg4cela in the hands of the i:eWiy installed grand master. With t >t..el il yc..z'l. Eu 10 pre- serve T ca,ali.tlE 1a} ttausnit | faifsr.z fully to his 4.uc"2Sso il ofice.
 Masonic e.oE,aTmeHt hufcau Aas been ostaGa .st ii Las Al4e.es. h1s.l- pleEnent VII be secured tug N1S9ns coming to l. aa.@se.es Ii pog.' ciratiI.= stanees. am a,si stance WiI alz8 be given to widows and orphans of Ga, ce&aad brethren.
 There is fine library of 2.500 vol nIheS at the New Yosk Masonic homa in t'tica.
 Kin 1a4s1T4srd VII has bftaa mem ber of tic Masonic Fraternity since 1S6S. He was initiated in Stockholm.
 lieutenant Governor Winston of North GaroiiRa is eraaG s43 tar oe flse grand I9dEe Of North Garo!ina.
 The gr1ad lodge of fIlz.:H@as has Ge- ci3et Q aaiii a Masonic orphans home in that stste The cost aaI location have n5t be.a determined .a9.
 s. T. Bradley Of Denton iS tho new grand master of the gFaaI lodge Of Fezas.
 \ e5ea seel@t31y of 2 7Iasaa.e I5dgo is a valuable a0.iu1at 4st only to tile master EHj &.s0 to tIe lodge. Toe much importance cannot Ba attached to the office as far as tie lodge is con cerned
 In De Moiay co,nmande1y of -Minot, N. D., the officers have all been re elect cd or reapp0inted fer the ensuing year without a single change on the official roster
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-02-14
Belt, and registered at the Arlington

Belt, and registered at the Arlington while here.
 E. NJ. schober, a member Of the new Murphy-Marttn Dry Goods com pany, which will open up fer business in the Austin-Head building on Main street soon, has gone to NJ mpl:s t9 attend to some business matters for his firm and will take in Ben Ha :" while there.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-02-14
NEW MILLINERY STORE.

fHfamof3aent is made tllat the Chicago Mil.neey company will open up for business at l14 Main street on or about thc 15th ef this month. The new concern will carry full and complete line of millinery go2ds, and promises to be a favored resort for ihe elite. Miss NJ. no%an. who will have charge of tho business, has ar rived from s. EoHis and will at ooce suporiNtend the arrangement of the stock to be opened up.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-02-14
UNITED WCRKMEN.
Keep tlse Members Interested-FroEn
 Various Workshops.


 Emphasize the social feature of the order. That is one place i'll which the fraternal order can outshine any other sort of insurance organization on earth. Make it worth while for the members to go to the meetings. Feed them Keep up enthusiasm, Don't let the in terest die out or even lag.
 The Oregon jurisdiction began the year 1906 with membership in good standing of 5,500 . Quaker City lodge of Philadelphia is the largest United Worilmen lodge. in Pennsylvania. It has over roo mem. bers. -,
 Promptness in the payment of your assessments will guard your family agaplst want if you are suddenly called away. An application for relp.tesst e:'rl''eet in the l;,r,l is worth two. pro&lrsqts ii.tl4e bush:. .sf rstcl 'iodsa officer a.na, aaembe- yyout .stl4Ea as ea'nest!y .t.q.,h ,hlo2 t.se ..aen1o,rs ;@g4geste...,,..in. e..,. 5Ae sl?.:.;s a'5: they Ge' ,,.. , mn s4iem th2. .l,y1en,4-ll e.yif 5al3l ..a. eso often 5:.FI;.s..
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-02-14
Cures Rheumatism and Cataryl,-Ned-
 icine Sent Free.


 These two disoaees aIe tha resn't Of an awful ncis1ned condition of the blood. If you have aching joints and hack shoulder R1aaas, b nc pa ms crippled hands, legs or feet, swoll Il muscles, shifting sharp, biting pains, end ttat tired. discoH&aSed feeling of rhonn.aiisra. or=the hawling, sp.ttiae, Arrred eyesi2ht. do2fness, sick stom. aeh. headache. noises in the head mucous thoat discharges, decaytne teeth. bad breath. belcAing ga of catarrh,- take Batanie Bload Balm fR. [. R0= f lz.12s e=p 3sa0 fa tHa b'ao3 VI. eh caHs t5 so ewful symptoms. etvna 2 puTo. 'lza lf3lv 9loo1 sa9ply te t1o joints and mucous membranes, aed makes 2 pogfaa. e7=f =s9=faa Mo4 | rfsamat.sra CT t'1e f5alest eatarr]2 e15rez waeaa= =aa# q . ,5f~. B'aa5 {5sIaa t}- r. B ts e-m 87s} of p0r. 'atartc fngrsafz0s5 cod f3e weak zzfdneve TuaraTas tha 3i2 s ion cifes esnans 2 naafe ionic fo old fo1f= h7 aise them now, rich rlra bl9ad. Taaraa @h15 soztad for thirty seaes. =nfaaotts per Iarge 10ttle, win ce@plate ai8eatians f9H heme esFe. Sample free and preDai3 by writing B1oo1 Balm company. At= lanta. Ga Describe trouble and spo- oial free n1e1tcal advice sent ia sealed
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-02-14

Better Than united States e2ocs
 Ths uD=to-date choice salat 4=f soods, stylishly made at seriously r. dUcad pr,ces, owing 10 dull times, tn F'fsenk7amer, the tailor, above "i. zens bank, corner Second avenue a. Pine street.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-02-14
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Mrs e.=C. Ge6ta~ las rssaf5el fo hce ho#e 1t K.n2s.rn after yis to 1er 9lau@ate. N.%. siau-a.e.. on !Ea.a second ayolaa.
 9H t. R smi5h Ias return from ] 0aeh,s visit foas shall. @asas.
 5Ir. W. E LuIwie, the popular FaE@ IFsI' 14-- p~=H iae aa aeFos#l I .4.. aa.a =eIa4 9aea 8'ness.
 .rs. Fsad fIfs haz 5e n Vts.
 H5=IN N Ezson- mn fa ilz ha 5fael te Ter hea= q .R1a# ag, Ky.
 ss asacs 7fad1 =T5a S5Ila #a8". Uaa has baza 1Glz#J att4sil f5=tbe pg@ H4aa5a. has acea4H a position as el5rl1 with l. D1
 Vernon. tho lltzla son of #2Tf aaa 75ez. Q. r Keaala wa quite il ea+ tara9& with eeaua.
 Yrs. (. U. Kir57 of chi5asef tz  v.a.fiae 3Ir. and 2lrs. 0. p Eeadle=oa soeaad avenae.
 Two cabsosss and on Hox eaa= ha been HalailH at t1a Cotton R=## 4R+. and ear load of ae0 Eh a1s= hays been received.
 Mrs ]. L Lewis of Dallas. Texas. returned to her home last night after weeks visit 10 her sister, MS GiI= bert, East Second avenue.
 Mir. and Mrs Gibbs McDoueal haze gone to Coleman Texas. in response to q teleeram announen@ the death Of Mrs NcDeHsa11s brother.
 Steps itching instantly elu=s Lilies, eczema, salt rheun. tatter, itch hives. herpes. scabfes-soan's Om ment. At any drug. store.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-02-14
PROSECUTIONS
May Grow Out of investigation of
 Death of Negro Woman.

h the death of Lucy Jones, I color- od woman who resided at G0f Nirg.n- . street. the eoronerAs jury may rake un q sensational state of affairs that aI8y lead to prosecutions later on.
 The Jones woman was found dead at her home Tuesday afternoon. A coroncf.s inquest was thought necas. sary and owing to the illness of Goro- ner R. n NcGaughy Justice J. F. Knox =was called upon to hold the ih- quest. The jury examined the body at the Holderness-Fitzhugh comDany.s undertaking establishment, where it was taken Wednesday morning.
 Several witnesses were examined, including a negro man with whom the woman was staying and Dr. s. M. Miller. well known eolored physi- elan of this city. The statements of the two men varied somewhat, and the opinion of the jurors seemed to bc that the case was one for the pros ecuting attorney to handle.
 At late hour Wednesday after noon the inquisition had not been fin ished, as an autopsy will likely be held before a verdict is reached.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-02-14

5faz t5o Ijt5e Rock Y. Nj. c. \. team on the same date. The other games of the series will be arranged for later.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-02-14
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NilL11a,ic.tll1o Dala N-,-n is

NUQ7eEl Elc1FIII' DeIaW2Te Is now F9a banu ' jurisdiction ih the order.
 Tie Ga.or of Hentasgphs is now veil est4als, 1est ia tEenty-5i& states ...
 The, ST 1905. was .,he ,rs5st p.9s1,er.. ops ii'- the histo5y 1of .tAv order. -as., :. s-.?.ssz-z .--e %
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-02-14
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Former, Little Rock citizen, E. in town Tuesday afternoon. cbas ". Dickinson of Parageu'@ |a.o. visitor Tuesday afternoon. Miss May Lanham of Memphis Is L,o gnest of Miss Anna May Cross. " IT. Harvey was here from Doug b.ss Tuesday afternoon interviewing | neal business men.
 R. Blair of Earle was in town Tuesday afternoon, a guest of the 1rulock. M Morrisey was Little Rock +;7on reqistered at the Antlers Tues lay afternoon.
 TX Mcdonald, Dumas citizen, os business visitor to town Tu9s= lay afternoon.
 Nr and Mrs. D. L. Mack of Para olld were guests of the Tru]och tuesday afternoon.
 Nr and Mrs. Restsir of Humphrey gre visitors to the city Tuesday hay Ec come in on a pleasure trip.
 4 ]. Harrington came up from the autiful little city of Magnolia Tues sy afternoon on a business mission. ,frs. W. 0. Futile came over from little Rock Tuesday afternoon and las a guest of the Antlers Wednes- y.
 Mrs. Gus Blass of Little Rock and ughter, Mrs. Essie Berger, of Jones' ro are here on a visit to Mrs. J. B. mon on West Sixth avenue.
 J. P. Smith came over from Little pck on the Valley train Tuesday af- moon and spent Wednesday in Pine uff the guest of the Arlington.
 J. H. Derks. a well known citi- of Blissv lla Was a guest of the pGck while traasae ing some busi- ss affairs in town Tuesday and Plnesday.
 L9 Doyle of Roe was a visitor town Tuesday afternoon and We'd day, registering at the Antlers lle attending to some business tiers in town.
 D. Thompson, W. B. Levinson, ?. Overman and D. A. Mckay were nbered among the Little Rock con- gent registered at the Antlers Psday afternoon.
 J, Kelsee, a leading citizen of
 ena, was a guest of the Antlers
 May and Tuesday while here on a business trip
 |on' T. B. Morton came up from
 wee on b? ef business mission
 aay afternoon, returning to his e the same day. k,Fdtren and ", H. Henry, 1.-Two nneht It.; Doaglass citizens, ~ere 'abnsiness issions Tuesdaw:af 0aaafd' Wednesday, retsrh sss t,
 homes Feaaes ay. ,...a.~,
 |ofse c. Petars.. well bi,a,..As.eft :afaofes6og5. .eame. .doWo off a
 :. business mission to thss':e;ty 2 s4sy ''y; afs,e,.?a.so, ], }. via tn saschtto't !.''
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-02-14
I. GOLDSTEIN & BRO.,
 11S West Barrague street.

Ca1l GFcllnaA. I vel known resi- dent Of Lake Farm emo in on a brief b0sinees missien TrrsaaT after- room and spent Wednesday at the T,Mlock. .... ~ ...
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-02-14

Steps itching instaatly. Cur l,iles, eczema, salt rheum. tatter, itch hives. herpes. scabies-soans OaG ment. At any dru9 store,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-02-14

We have yet on hand q few Of Mir. Sclncider's goods which we will close cat at yeNr own N@ico. Worlmansh bv the best t9ilors, and fit guaran- .ss.1
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-02-14
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Eoze.6 5zsgs a9E.~ =sae> IEa.esea. O o5 s.ss E .n I most pr7s3 r9as e a., mi 1T.
 fAe .as.ses eS ot1i1 recently oss iz t..t Elaga ne Hi4ess ni4c as t s.5a tae 5eEe State
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X series of :e..s5. Y Incidents t2.. tcriitiol au t2a% Sii fe.-@i a,eo25. What maar tlcslz .:e4la.s.S F, .:ari. A9Yfibie Nas i.:z.a, lii isstc. !-.,...sa-s Az body c8;.a. C.. s4s yi ...!.. ..". | :,s:& lambs. which N :a .if f;:fsl: ss.1...th ove,- ni,5A}, Were t3@t.1 - il1 t.e' m2l}.- .59. li5oir t35t. .'feei. Ot, era .il- sz! ef s=aei'g r.'es-, 'eyf. if.o-e. .e.hoU5s and an 2ires-, amt all .ss&=Sintaie horrors. .4.,ll, -stt}. .si --A a-.as1 ass -. 4@a z...=3 3.e @si.f..4eg... sI i=. a.a a's.t a=. lar 3f:s9} 1..s4.a..l .5.. t5,',l.. Z sa sim 5 lsj!5, I. a ssJine pen 'tHf9<sn A@. !..ss. t..5 ln,i .s.2. f'srs a'5I.llr 7e5-y. s..!...5.# ,.'' i4s.t-e ..,.l. 5l c31 a, i4e=.- ~ai.~r;t aise .y, g.l, al .e1qs. feam tac'T Na-'s. :, z43,,. .s~es. Wer;~:t> t>s.s''sr laea hrx.t' r43i4 .;:5. #7.s q couple ai i'stfo HarteEr. NH.eA. az,9fag rt.,#5 .lfa'1,:ih of ma@pies from u < 'i}5st, had tn, .o. .tl9:3e ,a'sf, h.sln. a.-.is= j-.'i5o tgiHist'4e0 tle eouutrs roaa, eoout., "'.. .-.--..- '''' ,--,,-- ---.>.--
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An. and Mrs. Gibbs MeDougal have gone to Coleman, Texas in response to q telearam annctne n@ the death of Mrs 3TcDeHaaIss brother.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-02-14

Mrs. ]. [. Lewis Of =Da}Ias, Texas. returned te her home last night after a weeks visit to her sister, 3irs. GiI= bert, East Second avenue.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-02-14

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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-02-14

Tive ea5eosas ana on aox ea1= ha been 4aAHiI# af fla G8t=oa ? # =4aa5= and ear load of HaH gh ala hay been received.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-02-14

In De Moiay canmandefy of~Minot, \. D., the officers have all been re-elect- cd or reapp9inted fer the ensuing year without single change on the official roster
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-02-14

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}r. W. E. Lu ulwie, the popular f"ETG3 N.I' l4-~ an-=a iHa a51. | izoesa l4s daE 1saa Illness
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-04-06
CENTERvILLE.
Palladium Special


Centerville, April 5.-Mrs. Frank
Menke of Richmond visited her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Eli Endsley Tues
day.
Neal Wright of Cambridge City was
in town Tuesday on business.
Mrs. John McCown is visiting her
son in Michigan this week.
Miss Lena Robe of Richmond was
the guest of John Robe and family
Sunday.
Morris Clark and family Of Rich
mond visited H. L. Johnston and fam
lily Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. M. Hurst visite d
Joseph Hurst and family at Doddridge
this week.
Mr.. Edwin Highly of Chicago spent
several days this week with Mr.. and
Mrs. +. A. Porter.
Rev. w. C. Butts pastor of the M.
E. church preached his farewell SER
mon here Sunday evening.
Mrs. Brown ana daughter Miss Mode
visited at Dublin this week.
Mrs. James Martin was at Richmond
Tuesday on business.
Miss Effie Smith who has been quite
i'll for the past five weeks is able to
be out again.
Mrs. Frank Young and daughters
went to Camden Saturday on account
of the death of her mother-in-law Mrs.
Young.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Dunkle enter
tanned the following guests to supper
Thursday evening: Mr.. and Mrs. w.
K. Cheesman, Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Dun
kle and Misses Blanche and Jennie
Bowen.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-04-06

A local groceryman stated yester-
day that there was as good market
for cereals of all kinds in this city
as when these products were first
offered The prices are substantial
ly the same and the demand Is steady.
Cereals in Richmond have nearly
usurped the place formerly held by oat
meal and rolled oats. About the only
brand OF cereal that has dropped out
of the local market is Force" which
at one time was so widely advertised.
There are only three or four retailers
that handle this brand.
Local people can now indulge In
the luxury of eating a few home
grown vegetables. These vegetables
are lettuce, little bunch onions, rad
ishes and rhubarb. They are hot
house grown but of exceptionally fine
flavor The prices are nttle above
the average. Lettuce retails at 20
cents a pound, rhubarb sells two
punches for Is cents, little bunch
onions three lunches for 10 cents and
radishes at cents per bunch.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-04-06
CINCINNATI MARKETS
Cattle Receipts Were liberal 6ut De-
mand was Relatively Light-Oner-
ines More Than Sufficient-Ho9
Supply Was Enough to FORCE
Prices Down.
Publishers Pressl

Cincinnati, April 5.-Receipts- cat
tie, AS; hogs. 3,154; sheep, 2S5-
Cattle-The market for butcher cat
tie today was slow, with relatively
light demand, as usual, on Thursday.
Receips were liberal for the fourth
day of the week, and in addition to
some stale cattle carried over from
previous arrivals, offerings We're again
more than sufficient. Prices We're
about steady in the aggregate Good
stockers and feeders steady and want
ed. Common and hin light stockers
very slow. Good mich cows steady.
Common easy and quie. Heavy
steers: Choice $5.15M5.35, fair to
good $4.70@5.10. Oxen $2.7o@ 400.
Butcher steers Extra $5.1O@5 .25,
good to choice $4.40@5, common to
fair s325@425. Heifers: Extra $3.50
OATS, good choice $4@4.5O. COM
mon to fair $2.S5@3.90. Cows: Elk
ira $4.15@4.25, good to choice $3.50 "a
41O, common to fair $1.25@3.25, can
ners $1.25@2.65, stockers and feeders
2.75@4.65. fat dairy cows, $2.75@4.1O,
extra S4.15@4.25.
BullsaaIisht receipts and prices
steady, with the demand fair. Thin
and light s2.25@3.35, bologna $3.4O@
4, fat bulls s3.75@4.25.
Calves-Market slow. Good to
choice veals about steady. Medium
and common neglected and next to
unstable. Common and large $3.50
@5.50, fair to good light $4@5.50
choice to extra S5.75@6.
Hogs-Receipts of nogs were fairly
liberal, and with large number car
ried over from yesterday, together
with a comparatively limited demand
from both local and order buyers, the
supply was more than ample, and was
large enough to force prices down
and the market opened draggy. with
all grades ruling from sc to 10c lower
than at the close of yesterday, as fol
lows: Good to choice packers and
butchers $6.45@6.50, mixed packers
$6.35@6.45, common to choice heavy
fat sows $5@6, extra $6.10, stays SAC
400, light shippers $6.05@6.40, pigs
of 10 lbs and less $500.
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts only
moderate, and with good demand
the market was active at steady to
strong prices ruling yesterday as fol
lows: Sheep, extra s5.G5@5.75, good
to choice $5.25@5.60, common to
fair s3.5O@5.15; lambs, extra 81, good
to choice s6.5O@6.90, common to fair
$4.50@6.40, clipped lambs S5@ 5.65
spring lambs $12@13.50.