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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-07-18
THE SMILE

that won't come of, appears on baby's
face after one bottle of Whites Cream
Vermifuge, the great worm medicine.
Why not keep that smile on baby's
face. If you keep this medicine on
hand, you will never see anything else
but smiles on his face: "My baby
was peevish and fretful. Would not
eat and / feared he would die. used
q bottle of Whites Cream Vermifuge
and he has not had sick day since,
Sold by all druggists.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-07-18

No Complaining of Hardships Follow.
ing the War and No Boosting Over
:, Its Result - Not Restricting Trade,
I but Determined to Dominate the
Far East.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-07-18
kOdO1
Dyspepsia Cure

For Indigestion. Dyspepsia, Sour
Stomach, Elatulence, Headache. Water
Brash, Belchine of Gas, Nausea. Castritis.
Heartburn and all troubles arising
from Indigestion and non-assimilation
of the food.
had dyspepsia in its worst form: was re.
duced in weight to lis pounds. After using two
and one-half bottles Of Kodol. was completely
cured and restored to my usual weight Of l4a
pounds. j. LUTHER JOHNSON.
Cleburne. Tex.
KODoL DECESTS WHAT YOU EAT
YDosr bottle hods AZ u.v=a -ue Prepared
suuehss "$Nee Us oratosy eff o Dewitt
s.ii STOMACH SWEET ace CHEESE o Sal
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-07-18
Hollow Cheeks.

Hollow Cheeks
If the cheeks are hollow it is because
the muscles have become weak. To
strengthen them wet with cold water
and rub gently and deeply round and
round with a soft Turkish towel.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-07-18

A chance For Balloonists.
A new prize Of $4,000 Is offered IA
France Tor tie invention Of a dirigibls
balloon.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-02-01

Of new company for cash; two:thirds
| Of which went to owners Of stocks
in companies absorbed, the other third
(s5SISsO) being retained by Barber.
Net results of transaction: the bur.
denlng of a debt.free company with
huge interest charges.
1899, Asphalt Co. Of America incor.
poraled June IS, with SSO,000OQO cap,
ital, absorbing Barber Asphalt Paving
Co, New. Trinidad Lake Asphalt, Co,
t7Alcstras- United AsRAalt=eo., and
nine smaller companies, for which the
Asphalt Go. OF Americd paiI $gIS62.74
in cash aud s$O,OQ0,QOQ iB collateral
gold eettifcates ANAL. Barber,
Francis V. Greene. and others OBJ
tainei. enormous promoters prof.
Iits oil properties turned into the con.
Fbinatl6d. For stock Of United As,
Yphait Co., fof sdinple, promoters got
100000, az estimated profit Of
s6SS,S55 each. p
May, 1900, National Asphalt .Go,
formed 10 staighten out the affairs of
the Asphalt CO. Of America, which
was unable to meet its interest charg,
es. National Co. issued $2S,OOO,OOO
worth Of securities; with S16,9OO9Oe
Of these acquired the Asphalt Co. Of
America, assuming It's bonded iniebt.
edncss of s8O,O6O,ObO.
December, 1901. both companies
with bonds and stocks aggrcgatl4g
S5S,OOO,OOO wen" into hands OF 'Stel
cetEers. Barber and other promoters
had secretly sold out their asphalt
holdings thus avoiding effect Of the
failures, immediate cause Of collapse
was That the National Co. was S1.5oo,i
600 short in It's interest and sinking
fund charges. ~
1908, business Of the two deflihct
companies reorganized. General AS.
phalt Go. incorporated May 10, with
capital Of s31,o0O,OOo, absorbing
properties of the National Co. New
company Issued only $4,000 900 Of
stock; Entire issue vested for. tea
yeafs III ave voting trustee Rudolph
RlIs, %llilGas F. aHarrity Alvin VI
R iRsaA Henry TatHati and George p
Tdnbdif.s.. Wfeckafs of former COM
pEIaaIaies 62chided from ttbatt6t.
Eatir6 policy Of the company mon
I9 CHANGED. a' 1t fetassg to enter combb
aSdols q 8 Contrib sliding for city
S6altSc&, and Itg whole infIeace is
cayyt III III favor " open specifications
III ilf pa9ing Work. 90 r'9dAf eaI 9
FlEUBB'ttO June IR 1905 the company
SEc6AdfTtei q ry6rptfs of7&f.5obl 300
which! 9Is noR held! at working EcaSt
99,Sqs tnG t16st7"n1sA re loGJ
AsFllst 1diEiddha lHl'Ays years drlefel'
Janukry III 1SO6;1 tw0Spdr cent, 6Sbc
baia'on' preferred stock With PF6pa.
Bnity t6fpa further distribution 9ter
ARR 80, i9O6.o The EARNINGS which
made possible t6is payment were ssat;;
|isSd9IhN spitsp6t tie extraordinary
htSty Sxpanst otiFthsi Venezuela ,litt;
fgattSH, iS9 gtgatiyiFtdlced prices pel5i,
toE9 ali paYihg Work ahd-7the sewers
Competition encountered from oth assI.
9 SS Olive paving S6icerhsa (, {,
lT6ds the ahuSh abused pfasphalt
Etrilst, giYes spttsSt syldsfcs ,ss iits
Improved methods, ~ ls ~
"a F7sisi5I' . III 81
Siis IN HOW a8eetls content
~ IF RjsnSigs ipolss
Mfs Browne YES didnt YOU see
~ ,l.4t 49,. NJ. i A. x i, .ti,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-02-01
FIRSI NHRD

Nrs Emma sialer, d serehant
stree IS la1lspofed-
Mrs. H. b. Springer y sizing her
daughter Easl Park avenue
Nr. and Mrs arthur HtnaIe 8 baby
IS very sick Of pneumonia FEVER
Miss Myrtle Pricfei 4 clerk ali
Jonifes store IS nov takips q "a q /
ton. but WIN resume hsf dtties soon.
Mrs. GoolloH SIN continues quite
~ at her home or NeIehaut irqe
Tony Delliadi ~ moved nom
Spence street % Gris Flat yetsf,,
Jay ly ". S. Thom
Mrs Alien @oab q Phtlad eIphia,
and her mother Ms Johnson from
sundrod II "a srehts ,liesf ~ With
Mr. e esT5.,,. Il .Hssst I,srts ava.
nue.
+
In. " sbaffef. of sefi.y street
has bought tne new team and viii
de nj kiuds.of bauiiig. Re q aTrane.
ihe Is have teiepaoas nut in his
house and thus IN 10 very. convent.
ent 10 nj MO u eei mimi ~
Mrs n y or feturnetf from,
Grafton whefe ~ tSd8heen visiting
her d6iehte lceanerts, she
WAS acconp, iia home ~ Morgan,
heaihIa s6n ii ms itsaasTtyss
srqd4
the Dianl6li sereet NIKE. chaEch
for IL q pat tlfee ees, win scontilue
tli,oieh tbis Wee Theg every
much eneourae s. tbe,iafge crowds
D. which attend every evening and the
ntet o,e1 sins dc efsiees.
Rls. Robe 8aFy earnest and
.h,b N, ri WI MANI IN Il,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-02-01

Ssesats I reat iadIg ssioa aitS 1sgsSs ITio1stl
qcoh5ipationis the reside indigestion,
AHonSheSs, hatuieney, loss Of appetite
~ poisoning snsniS s1naciationy hrit
y nshralgia a ylfion6 partS 5ot tie
IttiSm, Catarrhal inhartna tion Of the ID.
tstinGi ie51al and numerous otter al
nentS that rob life Of It's pleasures II they
a. hot fhaily r6byou Of life ftSelE
qttt,m found in the bowels i, & com,
non e1pfessiol Of people who look mis-.
sble aud are miserable yet whopersia
IA q letting nature take Is course"
fqWhat d foolish plan, when nature could
be eidedsby HE uSN II Green's August
gEioWef, which d natyirE 1ownremedy fot
eonSHp sdon md all stomach ills
QAhRnSt Flower gives new Life 70 the
liver and inSures healthy stools.
QTNo stzes, ase and 5Sce All druggists
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-02-01

Notice Is hereby given TO Ne Repun.
ilcan voters OF the City -ui Fairmont
Marion county West Virginia to
meet n convention in their respective
wards ON Monday he 18th day Of
Febuarg iea6 a 5 o'eloet p 81, Tor
ne purpose d n5minatlns one eoun.
Gilman for each ward md 81 select
nom each ward one sinbsr 81 the
Repubiicati Executive Committee also
to appoint delegates 70 he city Cons
ysaaop to 81 held at the eotrt.hopss
Of Marion county on Friday. the q
day ii February, 1906, o'eloek
ri Isl Tor the purpose of nomln hating a
eandidate 6of mayor Of sdd CITY of
Fairnont
Said ward conventions viii be held
At l6 following named places.
Y Fiat.Nsardz Public sehe6l house.
Second, waplr Public school house.
Third ward Court House.
Fourth ward-Publtc school house.
Fifth vard-MayoFs once.
The basis Of representation Of the
city Convention will be one delegate
for every ten votes, Or fraction there
Of cast at the last municipal, election
for Mayor on the Republican ticket as
follows to-wit:
I First ward will be. entitled TO 20
votes, Second wapd'to 20'Y9tss; Third
wardao' Asfotess Fourth ward to %
votes and Fifth ward to II votes.
BY order of the City Executive Com.
mittee.
w. R. CRANE. Chairman.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-02-01

indFih5 ana n destitute condition,
has been taken in charge by the lisa
belle circle Of the Kings Daughters
81 tie Main street N! E. Church. They
have rented . room on Merchant
street and furnished IT for her, in
which she is very comfortable and
happy le,t,s,s,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-02-01
lMAISONi. HENS

WATSON. Jan. 31.-Mrs. Frank
Hartley, of Minersvillei who Is agent
for the Larkin Co., of Buffalo, N. Y,
is doing an extensive business this
month. Mrs. Hartley has about sky
dollars worth Of goods sold which she
will deliver this week.
Miss Stella Hawkins was calling
on i Mrs. j. NJ. Toothman Sunday.
q Mr. i. j. Bartlett, clerk in the New
England store, was visiting his pa
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Bartlett,
Of Webster Saturday and Sunday. T,
=. reports his little Webster girl all
Ok. .gsl d,
,t5MF j. g. Lucas, Of HAYWOOD, was
calling op friends. here Saturday and
Sunday, q, 4, aere st
Mr.. and Mrs Harry Amos were at
sRiyesMlle Sunday, calling on friends
aud relatives d .4.c,asa a
Mraand Mrs T. a, Hunsaker and
Blr. and Mrs. z. M. Reese attended the
Rathbone Sisters banquet at the Fair
mont oKaof P. Hall Tuesday evening,
: Mrs. Grace Altman an son. Paul,
Of Plttsburg, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
John Jones.
Miss Ola CronIn has accepted po.
sltlon as cashier with the Jolllto
NH Ms ay3stlss 5Ibsk.s Vii ia. been
working 1t the, Mduonsah Glass Fac
tory is at home this week. aa
Our people who attended the
a'York State Folks" at the Grand Sat.
iafday hight think TT one among taa
best attractions ok the season. 'd,
Miss Jennie Hardesty was in tho
city yesterday looking after the III.
terests OF the New York picture franc
company; iod vaysns,
MBrF,7J. Jackson, has been very
,busyathls week looking after his Am.
ported, canary bIrdssld presume I'D
will hayssalarge shipment by.spring
,,.ME r.. H. Hawkins made a flying
trip to the city yesterday on business:
y,Mrs Winter oAIcIntire, who has been
confined to the;house vita lung troll
ble,fort he.pastafour months, Is. some.
what improved d :, -us:ro 'f''%
oNirs.tc G. m. Thomas who iayeryq0E
twltbGconsumptloncGye arep sorry to
say islabout the,same. sas,ql p R
= j lea
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-02-01

tFhere on thing said ,Fwedd
.tiIsa tFaini scnntaiuipg his hest
Imoyal az that WOMAN can I
-straisht ,baa Stoys
aslea ch9lly,
os flsS dHali ny
INV 1hieaf6 Trihnne
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-02-01

. 1t. was reported in Tuesdays paper
that the s;Moss boy was chased by a
crowd, of First ward boys into the
home. of Mrs. Nelson, of Merchant
street, For protecting the boy the
crowd cursed and block guarded her
shamefuIly and for this she had them
arrested Mrs. Nelson wishes to cor.
reotithe statement that she caused the
boys to be arrested as It has made
some trouble for her. She threatened
to have themsarrested II they did not
leave the Moss boy alone. Then, they
black guarded, and cursed 7her She
went into her home, but Mrs. carpen'
ter, Who lives upstairs, heardithe noise
and sent for her husband, the police.
man; I'd come and arrest them Mrs.
Nelson was called as a witness the
next day but had nothing whatever
10, d66ath he arrest the boys.
wi y ~ q
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-02-01


elia@ WIS., 10 no9 Il as tries
porops plaster ios i week ap don't
iiss6 II wiilyou eych6nge II fer 4 tocth
5bypsh aInueApolis Tribune
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-02-01
WEST
Official DIRECTORY

F.sildcnl OF the United States
theodore Roosevelt. y New foff
Vice Presdeat-c Charles w. Fri-
banks. Of indiana
Secretary Of sfaie-Elitr Root, Of
Secretary ci TIE Treasury leslie
III shaw. d Iowa
sscsetary Il var VIM =. Tan. II
Chic.
kttorney General 81 Moody. %
lfassachrtts.
Postna tlt General George p.
cortelyoa d New York
secfe az of tie My chas. y!
Bonaparte, Il Maryland
Secretary Of the Interior-EthAn
Allen Hitchcock, Of Missouri.
lsstretary q lcaliute Jsmel
whson, ofiiSFa
so tetafyol CONNIE re ani Labor
Victor q. Aetcelf, Of California.
Pfsstdsnt 81 the Senate pro TEN
pore william !. Ere, Of Maine.
5spsaker III the House Of Repre- EN-.
.atiyes-Jossph q. Cannon, Of IlIinois.
Supreme Court g the United staieS.
4 ohisf sJasEice Me- Yiise W. SEplleF
Associate Jnstices-John n Harlan
DAVID ]. Brewer, Henry B. Brown, I'd.
ward d white laatus ~. Peckhams
Iosebhi McRenns, WIN. b pay. Oliver
wepdslI Homes Jr. + sSEEe
United States Circuit Jddges-Na'
than Con and letter 9. Pritchard
q United States District JudgesAAl-
ton G. Dayton and BENJAMIN F. KeI-
Ter. 5'T}SaJ 9r2st4 I5R
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-02-01

d.!lT tiRbIgioo rdt IS r,hJln
a NEW YORK, Feb. lTPa9Il
srs,a SONS. writer, whose Bank
WABASH, and 1.-THE, IN Blue aH
Gray brought bis !, name FTp into
petisstadls9 TResaay at the !fs. b !
bis sisteratn THIS lalty,, MI ?
was born AZ years agoplR tEsr6s
lpdas .ecsssdt @ldi 5as,ia
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-02-01

Representatives In Congress. ~
6 Ffst distact-Blackbufn B. Dove
ns 8H Ii h.
sdcbni district THOMAS B. Davis.
Third dlstrict-Joseph q. Gaines. I,
Fourth tlstrict-Harry c. Wooa:
ysrd. ~ @aa asaRI.-t3i i
Fifth, dRtict-James A. Hughes. !.
4tf.a Stats government. sfi
Goyernor-Wm. NJ. o. Dawson. bItl
Secretary Of State Charles. ";
swisher. E ;4'
Superintendent Of sch0olSLTh Thomas
q. Miller. I'd -; '-''psTs al Il
Auditor Arnold G! seherr. s..
Treasurer-Newton ogdln. .. In,
Attorney General-Clark W. May /,
Adjutaht General-s.B. Baker. n,
Commissioner Of Banking-s; "
Mathews. D ~ 1900 = 81 -.
rc6mmisIlmer Off LsbOr-LlY. Bar.
toni ae l5na5
Chief Nine INSPECTOR. ". Paul;
.Il Supreme Court Of Appeals
y George lsPoRenbarger, president;
Henry c, AcWhoFter, Henry Prsnnon'
Frank Cox, Joseph. N Sanders. =,
clsrk-WIlliam B. Mathews, 70. g,'t
, Ss5 County Government. ss :,
Judge Of Circuit Court, Fourteelth
Judicial Clrcutt-John, w. Mason. q,
Judge o. the Tntermediate- eutns-=
0i 1g?s!:salItt 2s6lSsp.s 4g.stag 81
F9 gSs,I - saspjIql.Iigassl g
d CLERK ottsssss Circuit sSp
CLERK Of The County court-Geo: NJ.
JGeobs. ~ aJ 5es sran,si.atssY.
4 County, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. /.
County Superintendent Of Freq
Schools Carter La Faust a3 -
ASSESSOR Gilbert Holman, Eastern
district. A. IL Mcdaniel v Western
district .Hds>t o1tIa 1ls4l5p4 ssei
aaa' s'"nstLeSIsls.sft. 7:n,s;
state Senate jj;oisep6 "a. 4cbssr:
-. = zIJsi,t> isf'
: ISmibsr1'of ths House. of DeiG
7 ssStssssM iTtba65mHa ", FfeniHg = and Ia!
M r,,S C P66ISsSIs ~ iesiSS'tStlt -
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-02-01

M w d shafief1 d Ferry street,
has bought q fne new team and viii
de IN kinds of hauling Re IS aTrang.
Ing 10 have telephone nut IN bis
iouse and thus FlIl eoayeai-
ept 10 N Hhe need Aitas az
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-02-01

VIII ~ " - q q
resldsn e ar4i has returned
from lisa Ypl and eypeets.eto 80
into bgsips here ne As now look;
ing ier house in ordss that he, may
bring n mainder Of his family.
Il .l.i i7Gia NJ
Mrs Hawkins who. Is quite old and
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-02-01
Eorelana EntarsIemsnts.

=.
asIresult Of, policy Of sddespolll'
ing foreign industry, Great Britain,
Germany and France Joined by 9th.
err powers, ,blocsadsd vepszlseulIan ports.
December, to eufoFee claims pf citt-
gems. Puerto cabello 3bomharded De-
cemberol9. SAM catles bombsrdseld
rJanuaryi17a 'Oa castsql extricated from.
this difficulty abY insis;enees Of The
Unitel States that disputes BE- arb.
ttatsd. Protocols signed February ,1S
provIdeda8ot payment of 100000, SPll;i,
I3ustment of remainipg claims and ,aI.
:bttratiOu ota preferential treatment
question, nrtf POI : 7oi atst ;st.,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-02-01

~ 10 ~ = q Z, n &
Ms sFgb sxeetls tSaseFe
"a RisnSIls ipolss
Mis- Browne YES didnlt you SEE
IneSsuui thnt iltus NV Weathsrs6y
uss now somerFiIls Iorfnal
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-02-01

MrH. Alien MoaH q Philad elphia,
and her mothsr Johnson from
Hundred ~ "a Spent Tuesday with
airs G /. Garner q East Park ave
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-02-01

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-08

8f Rss' 6hS IN liberal
Sg0is BSd sscssd ae eTop p ss ssaS
s. s:s5S sS Pc iss g 5'ss
3d. s9 s s fsSfa Ii g. 9 ss4ssS
g. So 5Ss' Gr iiSSfs AsF taolhs
md Do Per S Ss sss Il ERsss S5T
e orssn s. ss sE 20 20 ssaa
5oT BsN washed Sb siasI 55essii
leans ssas imported ba mis- 40 wiiis per
Ss s3s 81 DO red .a Rn samss
$5if sEsf S., 4 s55;;a Esss
sajs ssSsl 81 i g RSbi VI TS:AiS
SSs sski EGq r 5aS,S Florida box tss
e eG Sass ' S2 Sd sSSss 81 81
s ss ogssei KoHLRABI Orleans per punches
s o eSS A1 cSsn s3 ss ss d. Ti %
yPs sS I'd sa &ss. a S Ssi5s
ss $ 90 Per ys 15o peg 81 G bag a. 1
q S1 % fsS Pss bag sa SSsi s
Cuban &c. P soT qSr99s sr o osTrsT s. Oss4
% GSss6an Soas$ gol PEAS ElOrda per basket
do pain $3.50 da sSry per 100 he
ssiP9q R6SSSR
fs Isl basket slSss % sissi % RAD
r0rida Green per 5aset
Dbl s. Sss 81 g:F ina marrow 81 oO &
S' a2TGr Tsf per R1 sg B do gha
do Cuban carrier sI9s8 so; TUkNIPs Canadian.
s0q65o do Jersey and Long Island rutabGsa per bS
HoTHopsn PREDICTS Mushrooms in light supply and
a ss steady Few R 6mato.. s sr
d doagSg 81 we n6a qHo d nc cUSUMBEs gossC No
Eastern per dozen. 6Oc4si 25; RADIsfIEs per 100
8elhohes S2gs2 16i RHUBARB per dozen punches 4O1
6oc MINT per dozen lunches 754s5c MUSHROOMS
HAY AND STRAW-HAY-Trade continues nh.
~ moeF OF unemployed horses unusually large
WIS winter, and much OF the In Ia
attributahe to the thus far winter in this SEQ
uon Prices quotabIy Changed but a. round pur-
Eraser or almost any useful grade beoy No obtain
S0cSsslons We quote: Prime large bales nominal;
- = gsoc; No 669T0o No 5eg8oe; shipping 45e5oci
c!oyer mixed 6OYI0c do clear $4,000 Receipts Of hay
ana straw In TONS reported at
noon today. Hudson River Railroad. $50; Shore
hre xOi pennsylvania 200; Lahigh Valley
ana Ohio 2o Ontario and western so Central OF New
Jersey 100 Total LOGO tons. For the week. 1850 tons
ass Tesk SEQ RecOgts Of straw 100 tons; foE week
bales; !vsGpo0 AS Trinidad. 1a; Santiago ESQ;
Total. 6rS4S bales. STRAW-Narket I'D
last week for below prime long rye. we qotei
Useful 621s q65c; prime, zoe
Toledo. Feb 1.-CLovERsEED-Cash and February
s. p; March. IS 30: APRIL SIS IS. TIMOTHY 81 e215.
AISIKB, 81 So. w.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-08
OTHER MARKETs-eY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago. Feb 7.-CATTLE-Recepts 1000 head.
nsrket steady 20 strong prime steers 81 40
gSo So eows SSps4 40; helfers So 25dS5; bulls s2QS4
caves So9ss stockers and feeders. 81 4OQS4 HOS-
itecelpts 4eOoo head. market. so
heav 80 1880 So; medium good heavy s. TOfS5 " y
outoners Wsghts So 1895 S2lz good 10 choice heavy
IiNed 90 IOpS5 50: packing. So 40G$5 SHEEp-Re-
cepts. .Ouo head; market for sheep strong
81 30 sS' '''VSF'' NJ '"'7' @'"0V
, Kansas City Feb 7-cATTLE-Reeeipts 500 head
Inctulns 600 Soutterns. steady loo higher
S 9 s and dressed beef s. 5qss fair to
snd feeders ssgS4 a. southern steers e gst e.
Sativs heifer s39s4 90 bulls 81 5ogS3 co. calves ss
81 HOGS-Rsceipts. II 600 head; market steady TO 80
higher; TOP S. 72s bulk Of sales s. 6oqs5 20; heavy
So 65aS5 60 EIEEERecepts. 100 head: market. SO
loo higher native lambs SIS 1881 10; Western lambs
So T5gS7; and yearngs. 81 2Jgs IS: Western fed
yearings SIS 75GS6 25 Western fed sheep 81 500 IS
stockers and feeders. So 5OQS4 20.
Cincinnati. Feb HOGS active; butchers and ship
pers. 50 %; commons. 81 $685. so. CATTLE steadyI
fair shippers. 506s5 %; common S2q$2
SHEEP slow, S3G1S5 90. LAMBS slow 81 25GS7 50.
East Buffalo. Feb 7--CATTI.Es-Recepts light; nrm;
prime steers So 50gS5 5 shipping "a 1885 40 butchers
81 501S5 %; heifers 50 50s5 50 50S4 buls
81 1904 80. yEALS-Receipts. 100 head: active and
steady s. 50dS9 .. HOGSReceipts 100 head; eotvs.
shade higher heavy. mixed. Workers. and pigs. 50 25
LAMBS-Recepts. 5000 head: active. sheep steady
lambs 5919o higher lambs So 25as7 5 yesTIin 80 500
mixed. s39s5 90; Western lambs 81 25as7 40.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-08
TRADE IN CHICAGO.
[By Telegraph to The Tribune ]


Chicago, Feb. Wheat to-day IN the end rather
favored the bears Trade small and largely in
the way OF undoing spreads made between May and
July or in opening up new deals Of a similar con-
sentative kind. At the close May was hc lower
and July down lac. The extra weakness In the
later delivery was the result Of the cancelling Of
spreads
Corn lost sc and oats without change at
the close. although a large business reported
done for shipments Of oats and much Of + for ex-
fluctuations within moderate range but all the
% W eopG Mrs a. oDens UNCHANGED but with
steadiness OF tone and free acceptance Of moderate
and was slight The light receipts In the North
west were a factor for strength. but later there
Shipments ship $4,000 6ushels Estimate Of to-nerrows
local receipts IL cars May closed at sSc oid after
July Sold from sllSc down to sa7sc closing at the
The corn market opened with a little show q
rmnsss but fuctuatiOns were within range S OF
spds Offerings in the sample market t had asd to be
e9ia 5t &c %er contract Estimate Of toor
rows local receipts. SIS cars Shipments hence
t41sc and the lowest 44l4c The close was al 449o
to 443so-, July, closed At 447so The highest was
The oats market 0 on qbs the 6sPTsa s
good demand here Trade was light. with shorts
the best buyers. Receipts were 70 cars. with no
estimated for tomorrow. Shipments hence were
Provisons had firm undertone There was con
sion house Which has been proninssp1t on the bull
side Of the market for s4 9Ps t . The he local q f
packers thought TO be using this concern as
With little success. as the local crowd was in a
buish mood and shorts, noting the strength or
profit pi.o taking on the advance
May cork s9d from sE 2 sr to sd i S1S asa
s. 72a to 81 IS and off TO 81 70 to s. ia, May oats
Fgm rom off to @ S3d ssd an 10 Sr s
the yards were steady.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-08

1865 head including II for slaushterers and AZ
ior the market making with the stock held yester-
day. lots cars on sale all Jersey City The few sheep
that we're offered were mostly cows. and were
senins az steady prices: lambs slow but about
sSeaos with Buffalo marksts reported fraction higher
Two cars were hed Common fairly good sheep
sold at SASS per 100 n: cus AZ IS; fair 20 choke
lambs at 40gS7 81: culs at 81 50Gs6 Dressed mutton
STEADY at SglOc 10: dressed lambs slow 11112c.
ss11ess-Newton Co: 152 State lambs 81 10 Averages
a. - % Per 100 10; 300 State Western 70 n,
~ So State yearns 90 no. at 50: Gull lambs IS 10
at So IL State zteep. 100 n. at 81
JUDD q Co; 200 State fed Western lambs IS n.
POI ~ 90 - 10 at 81 CO. State sheep % 10. az 81
40 100 10. at - 90. 2 euls so 10. at So 80
herns Commission Company: 100 fed lambs. "a
70 az ~ I5i 23S Western lambs 70 ID. at 81 5o 23e
Buffalo do. "a 10. 81 40
g. Sanders: t73 State lambs. 10 81 SO; IS So
az 81
H. H. Hollis: IL lambs. "a n. at ST. Sheep lO2
-. at IS so.
G L. s. Duenhaoxi lamb. es N. at 81 so; 9 sheep.
HoGS,Recsipts were 90 szsi head. including
about half for the market. Prices
Good State hogs sold a, So 40 per 100 Country dressed
hogs steady
Sales-S. Sanders: 10 State hogs 144 N average a.
20 40 per 100 10 roughs. 1851 n. a. IS 40