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The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1906-06-01
A Pretty how de Do.

In an article plainly inspired at the
war department and written by Dick
inson." we find the following estimate
OF the powers. glOries, and lasting
qualities of the three men who dispute
with the giant life insurance compa-
MES the title of the Big Three"
Mr. Roosevelt will be only fifty
years old when his present term ex-
pires Mr. Taft will be only fifty-two;
and Mr.. Root Will be siXty-fOur. They
will be the masters OF the Republican
party even after a new generation OF
voters-the one that is now coming o.
with its Imagination infiamed by the
glories of Roosevelt-has taken the
place of the present one. While in alb
solute sympathy personally, they rep
resent intellectual variants that con-
verge at a common point, and they will
90 more than any other group of men
alive to hold the fighting line Of their
party intact"
In plain English, these three men
have conspired to hold the reins of
government for another generation at
least In order to remain masters of
the republican party" as they are at
present, and to perpetuate the glories
of Roosevelt" Barnes and the whole
brood of strenuosities and acrobats, po-
litical and physical, Mr.. Taft is to b.
the next president. because he els not
in sympathy with many of the eco
nomic reforms that are being fought
by his chief notably railroad rate leg
islation and the inheritance tax" Mr.
trouble in raising money from the
trusts and in securing votes from the
people on account Of these proposed
reforms, if he were the candidate; but
Mr.. Taft would satisfy all men, all
trusts, and many women who admire
is, therefore, to be the candidate in
1908; and Roosevelt is to be secretary
of state, and from that perch is to see
that his policies are carried out by
Taft until 1916, when he is again to
re-enter the White House for eight
years more. He will then be only six
ty-six, and Taft viii be only sixty
eight, will succeed him. and remain
in office for eight years more. BY that
time the new generation Unframed by
the glories of Roosevelt will have had
fun enough for one generation. We'll
get a new deal then. and wipe out
Rooseveltism, Dingleyism and triple
headed bossism forever.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1906-06-01

that all our fond hopes for the future
were the rosy-colored dreams of youth.
and that life, after all is but dark
reality" Some one has said. Life is
what we make it," SO let us determine
10 make" it as like our fond imagina-
ton pictures ii as it is possible. Not
that we should spend it in the vain
pursuit of pleasure, for life is real
life is earnest" and we should ever
keep in view some purpose, some goal
toward which our efforts shall con-
stantly drive us. We must not be dere-
lict on the sea of life-not only useless
to ourselves, but the dread and de-
struction of others, but let us rather
be strong, staunch vessels, able to
weather every gale, and if we over
take a less fortunate brother let US
rescue him and deposit him in some
safe port. Our goals may not be the
same; very likely they are not; but
let us not grieve because We cannot
realize the victory.
why thus longing, thus forever sigh
ing
For the far-off, unattained. and dim,
While the beautiful, all round thee
lying,
Offers up its low perpetual hymn!
Woulds't thou listen to its gentle
teaching
All thy restless yearnings it would
still,
Leaf and flower and laden bee are
preaching
Thine own sphere though humble.
first to fill"
Let US. then, strive to be noble men
in the strife and to
$50 live. that when our summons
comes to join
The innumerable caravan that moves
To the pale realms of shade. where
each shall take
His chamber in the silent halls Of
death.
We 60 not like the quarry slave at
night
Scourged 10 his dungeon, bur. sus-
tanned and sOothed
| BY an unfaltering trust, approach our
graves
Like one who wraps the drapery of
| his couch
About him and lies down 10 pleasant
Dreams.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1906-06-01
To the Trustees of
OcaIa Presbyterian Church.

Gentlemen:-
1t is our earnest wish to donate a
quantity of the l.. & NJ. Paint to your
church and every church whenever 1t
is TO be painted.
10000 churches painted with L. &
NJ.
Barrows & Peck, Montpelier, VT,
Writes, school House No. 1, paint
ed with l.. & NJ, two coats. Used on
ly five gallons L. & NJ. mixed with
nine gallons oil. Paint cost only 81 1-2
cents a gallon"
l.. & NJ. Zinc hardens the L. & NJ.
White Lead and makes the paint wear
like iron.
A. o. Hunt, Riley, Mich,
Writes, Painted my residence Is
years ago with L. & NJ. Looks well
now"
Sold by McIver & MacKay, Ocala.
Florida
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1906-06-01
For Sale.

Forty acres of fine land near Or
ange Springs, Marion county. Fla. The
northwest quarter OF southwest quar-
ter. Section 4, township II, range "a
See the land and make me an offer.
Address d. c. Alexander. Shaw,
Miss. 5-18-3m.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1906-06-01

Hon Hunt Harris, of Key West,
will be candidate for president of the
senate and Hon. sgd L. Carter, of
Gainesville, for speaker of the house.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1906-06-01

Lives of great men all remind US.
We can make our lives sublime.
And, departing, leave behind US
Footprints on the sands of time
Footprints that perhaps another.
Sailing DER life's solemn main.
A forlorn and ship wrecked brother,
Seeing. shall take heart again
Let us then be up and doing.
With a heart for any fate.
Still achieving, stil pursuing,
Learn to labor and TO wait"
Nothing could better express tn,
feeling which should animate us thar
this immortal poem of Longfellow's
We are on the threshold of life: tn.
world seems beautiful 70 look upon
all things seem good: let us not los,
our faith in man:
Better trust all and be deceived
And weep that trust and that deceiY.
ing
Than doubt one heart that if believed
Had blessed ones life with true be-
lieving."
Let us not make life too prosaic. IL
the busy strife of the world we are
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1906-06-01

Let us not make life too prosaic. In
the busy strife of the world we are
too much inclined to forget the beau
tiful and lovely, and we begin to feel
New-York tribune., 1906-10-13

Es ont e about sgotssioa, We qsots; wooDcocK Per
a&2 IS sNIPE E2gls4 ao1en. s2sss .; ao ysoS
DO gTass, SsaSs 50; do foreign: bask seQss 90 WILD
81 so 90 bacEhead cssi 40 silsTd 81 5osi U.s. Do
oluewing teal sOq7Se do sresnytng teal SogsSe' Dc
z0c vNTsoN tresn saddles per ib. s5as5c DO frOzsn
"IS2 Por1ToEs GTD DECENTRALIZATION potatos, in
sg sRRs W wsa &sa ne spse yw
steady Caulifowers nrrn EgspIanIs d1IL LIN, Ina
steady, Peas higher. string beans arm FOR fancy
aaotsa we 0tsn5 qGois ahf PoTAToEs Maine Bag
81 s5 81 75 do Long Island bulk per ebI. 81 rs
S5 do state state n n b bull per is9 m r. 81 81 H Ds 90 SS
Sl59qSls 50; do long. per DO! or bag 81 50: SW go
So a 75c 90 Esstern Shore per DBL 59easI BRIs-
SE5s sPR01IS per GasFt - 1-Si sI e So a.
qnwsshed slgsI 25: CABBAGEs LonE rs Island dan. and
and other hothOuse per dozen. ssG9 25 do shelter
;iSsi DO Western 1s New YORK per bS.h Basket 7se 8
PICKLES western New York. per basket. mass;
CAUILIFLowERs. Long Island short cut per v5II 5SL
bush basket. s1as1 25; CELERY. state and Miehi-
e 45o FGcPIASTs nsa2by per bSi sI9sl IS DO
Per esrFie RE M posto osr Ssss f5c 81 5o
Do per bas 75easl % 40 fat Per !. b6i basket iSessi;
fet slSs525 90 per .-doz box 81 rs 3 50; do Bos-
Eo6Ms, sisi Ehite S per H. 56cas s5 DO sscds
s2s DO basket $qS2 DO c9nnsesgt @ 5S and a ESsfs
5oqs2 25; DO Orange CSgnty white per bag 81 - SCS g
0S2; sIg$1 so; do state and western white Per
crate 75c$1 yellow. per s9S2; do rcd S1S1 81;
DO Jersey white ner basket T5cQS1; OKRA Jersey per
600. 75casi PEAS Virginia ger basket 5Oc3$S: PEP
PERS Jersey per bb k11S1 so; DO green, IScqsl;
PUMPKINS per bbl 50G75c; PARSLEY per 100 burches.
T5cdS1: ROMAINE nearby. Dbl. SlqS1 50; STttiNG
BEANS, state green per basket 25d5Ocs do wax, SSQ
nearby per basket bag 359T5c; Go Maryland.
green 4076Oc; do Virginia. 2JcQS1 DO
green 5Ocas1: SQUASH Hubbard, per Dbl I5caSl -: do
Marrow 50cal$1; DO yellow Crooknec and white oOoo
SPINACH. nearby, bbl. T5cGS1 TOMATOES. upTivsr
and state, bush basket. J0cQ$1; de Western New
York gsr halt bush box SOC; nearby, box 10e9
81 -; TURNIPS Jersey. r1tabaga Dbl S0g1Sc; do
Canada. rutabaga. s0caS1: wATERCRESs. Per 100
bunches, S11S1 so
HAY AND STPAw-HAY-Ths market again sd-
vanCed and supported by much ready selling as
permitted Prospective light receipts helped 70
support firm marks fer all useful hay. with
prime released large orders. at the price
Those who have been through the track districts report
the blue arrivals With another grain
shipping month in and expanded trade Incident
colder TIE situation IS comfortable cne
for consumers Of hay. We Prime large bales.
100 n S1gS1 %: No / s5997isc; No 9, eOq9c12o;
No S0dS5c shipping. T0975c; clover, mixed So4s7c;
clover clear, irregular. STRAW did hold its
squirt advance. The dropped back 20
6oG65c the ulerchantabe grades of long Re
Cepts cf hay and reported at the Produce
Exchange to-day; Hudson River Railroad. 100
Erie Railroad 90 Pennsylvania Railroad 10; Lehigh
Valley Railroad 20; Baltimore & Ohio Railroad. 30;
Central Railroad OF New 90; river boats. no.
Galveston 10; total 600 Receipts OF straw
70 tons.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-13
cuRB MARKET TRADING.

.uIss,on IN outside securities was again car
briskly throughout the mining group, all
~ ,hs market vas characterized by much ir-
s.,tv stIenEth and weakness alternated al
r. su,u,taneously IN different parts OF the mar
- notable strength was shown in Mitchell Min
~" r.,isb Columbia snd Micmac. the latter reach
Me =, rirhesI price YET recorded United rIted
hg = sr5 ar:iye. Mckinley -Darragh was BID up
f.et shsrnly after early heayineSs. Butte Coaii-
Iau' -rsVs-Dsiy. Cumberlarn-Ely and NipissinS
u oT under moderate selling pressure, while
essee COnsoi!aatea copper broke nearly POINT
ts : - WV-ss 5 SHADE lower. CRANKY was down a..
!, f5s industrs.s American Tobacco broHe 10
~ - V-ritinc Dauer preferred was heavy Inter
f5--s salt lost q. Chicago Suhwa- was firm;
-. rs~e dIs but steady The best buying was in
- 1-rdred Nicmac Mining and Mchinley-Dar-
New-York tribune., 1906-10-13
OTHER MARkgTs-sY TELEGRAPH

Chicago. Oct 12-CATTIE-Recsipts. about 5000 head,
steady; fancy s6 75SI 50; good steers
S5aS6 25 cows 50 75aS4 Is heifsrs 81 ass 25: bulls
50 400S4 25 calves 81 75GSs 25 stocers feeders
50 25QS4 so HOGs-Recepts about 150 900: strong and
5d1Gc higher good % prime heavy S6 65dS6 T2s medium
to good heavy, Sc 4oES6 60 butcher weights So 659
72ia good choice mixed Sc 4OdS6 50: rough Feay
packing S6s6 80; straight heavy packing SO 2OGS6 50:
pigs s. 500 Sc IS SHEEP-Receipts about Is 600 head
market Gr: sheep s. s5GS5 co. ysarlngs. S. s5e$6:
Cincinnati Oct 12-HoGs activs butchers and ship
50 700S6 rs: So 5eGS6 90 CATTLE stead;
fair 70 good shippers 81 507S5 4O common s2gS2 25
SHEEP steady. 81 5O9S4 10 LAMBS steady S4 5OS7 go
East BUtalo Oct 12.-CATTLE-Receipts Is head; ;
shipping, Is 50 70; butchers 50 IS So 40 VEAIS-
HOGS-Receipts. $500 head; active steady: York
ers IS 7o9s6 So; dsiries. IS so ass T5. SHEEP and
LAMBS-ReCetpts, 900 head; active: sheep STEADY:
lambs. 0c higher; lambs IS 25 IS 40 ewes IS 20
50 90 sheep, mixed, 50 So 80.
Kansas City. oct. 12-CATTLE-Rsceipts, 1900 head
including go Southerns; market steady weak choice
Good - 2J8S5 40 Western steers s. 5GGS5 stockers
and feeders 81 T57S4 75; Southern steers So 75aS O
southern cows Se$2 so; native cows. S2eS3 60; native
bsiters 81 5oS4 50; bulls 50 159S3 y; calves So T5e
So 50. HOGS.Receipts 6 90 head. market 2la $50
hgher tops S6 42i bulk OF sales So 80GS6 IS; heavy
So 257S6 40; packers S5 30QSs 43ls pgs and IlEh+s
50 g ass % SHEEP AND LANIRS-Tec=uts 1000 head,
market steady and active; lambs S60SI so: ana
yearlings = 5Ol$5 30. Western yesTings sass 30:
Western sheep s. 258S5 IS ana feeders Ss 80
ass - -
New-York tribune., 1906-10-13

COTTON-The cotton market a little less active
to-day and had quite sharp break owing TO bet
a The close steady a decline OF 2S 10
35 points. Sales were estimated at $4,000 bales
The market opened easy decline OF IL 70 IS
points lower cables than expected and
At first there considerable hesitation and smalleI
traders were waiting for indication to the
attitude OF leading interests Prices worked within
TO points Thursday nights finals during
few minutes, but prominent brokers seemed be sell
ting. and the list broke under liquidation
ing FOR turn. There were two or three moderate
downward and toward the the months were
all 81 TO 35 points lower. There covering
toward the finish. but not enough any rally OF
consequence on the active months
The Southern spot markets unchanged i4c
higher, but private adyCes concerning
or less conflicting, claiming that
ing out freely others that holders very
IN Jnelf views. Inc local spot market 20 points
lower. with sales of 1900 bales Many
ceived during the day claiming material damage
the crop as result of frost. but much OF this
have expressed bearsh views bf the situation. One
large Nickshurg firm estimated the damage since the
middle OF September in Mississippi 25 per
frost damage.
Superintendent Kings weekly cotton statement fol-
lows Port receipts 34s494 bales! 3473s2
year overland TO mills and Canada, 1851 bales,
against l40Ge last Southern mill tskings
mated $1,000, against year; gain OF stock
al interior towns "a 9l5, against 42s04 last year;
prought INTO sight for The week, 290,
l6sz87 against 1.52203S year overland 10 mills
and Canada So sos. against year; Southern
NIL! takngs $4,000, against 2b1oOO year; stock
az interior towns IN excess Of September l.
against lsosSS last brought thus FAR
Tor sssson l1414i7, against 2t03,44I last year Tho
tta crop movement IS for - days this season against
az days last.
The range q contract prices local market TO.
day folloTs.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-13

The corn market was steady and extremely dun
There was little trading and the fluctuations In
prices were infrequent and OF small extent Local
receipts were Z7 cars with S42 estimated for
tomorrow May corn opened al Csc TO &c SOLD %
4Slsc of 20 42a4c to 2Zsc TO SC
The oats market displayed considerable strength.
owing 70 heavy buying by the interest supposed 20
be several million bushels short. On the show oe
strength the offerings suddenly dried Up. and cash
demand was active Local receipts were 1S7 cars.
with 23 cars estimated for tomorrow. Nay sold
at Si7sc. OF to Size to S4ssc and reacted to so.
which was the price at noon.
Provisions were hrm. owing to the light move
ment OF hogs- There was considerable demand for
November lard from shorts. Raymond and Swift -
Co. also were buying lard The selling cred
tied chiefly 10 the Cudahys. and the offerings wsrs
said TO consist OF long holdings. Hog receipts were
i4.0OO head. and prices were shade hrmer. jan
uary pork sold at SIS TO- OF SIS S2is SIS s.. then
reacted 10 S3 67a January lard sold at s. 10 or 70
S 60. and reacted to the former price. January
ribs sold az s. 20 up 10 81 4Z1z. or TO 81 sza and
reacted 81 20
New-York tribune., 1906-10-13
TRADE IN CHICAGO.
LBy Telegraph to N. rr,bnn. l

Chicago. Oct 2-The only feature OF Importance
IL the grain trade to-day was the strength n, osts
due TO buying credited 70 Patten. who has been
heavily short on the market since the beennine %
the present crop year. May oats closed &C 10 1sc
higher Wheat and corn were both SO dun as 70
cause brokers TO become discouraged. The former
closed &c 10 &C higher for December and A 10
i2c higher for May delivery. Corn was Bc to 10
higher finally. Provisions were steady
The wheat market scored an advance A. The cD.,-
ing on higher Liverpool cables. Despits the i'm
proved tone there was little speculative interest
and most OF the trading. which was SLOW. was OF
professional character. the greater part being
buying oy shorts Dullness succeeded. December
wheat opened at 54sc 10 7Fac eased on % 74i4e 20
'43sc. and 7+ssc was the price al noon. May sold
from 7so 10 7sso, OF to 7S&o back to 7s5so to ~
New-York tribune., 1906-10-13
GETTING Rio OF CRAB GRASS.

There is only one method Of eTadicating crab
gr,ss the worst ed on the lawn. When the
grass has thrown out its creeping staihs ,ey ust
So s,, .. -. surface with d sharp toothed rake
= = .I,@,,cd win the lawn mower, the knives OF
-, mus, he set as close TO the ground as pos
sge so as to cut o the hoTe hesSs ,b IT. is s,a- 9se
!e5s 70, ~ t-,-,,'-slv Taked TO the surface, fOr
iIe ns mower Win simoy remove me leaves ana
cause The stalks peainss ss,Td
root stlIl closer 10 the grCLi-o; -o;oA,, TIE season
The weather iInmedisteiy suGfeeolng 5s, ufsgoTsbia
~ 49, FOR he growth of lawn grasses so thai
cl li. est S,ti,. = lstyu may have been devastated
s-hF"'r4s oA-t -c+criv ruIed for. the good grass
fa4 be- completely restored before fTosI, lion s
% - .s,rtI roots Of the plantaln or 10 tear up any
creeping weed - .,rouytb natures lis seed
80 -,l. an n one season. Therefore II The seeds
ays rot destroyed bei0T2 my se.sot'fse dsn
NaEaZlna.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-13
EXPORTS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New York October Ia 1909
-CObFEE-The coffee market quiet to-day, and
arter opening uncha ged 10 points
ally steady with the close unchanged 10 points
lower. Sales for the day estimated at about
1880 bags, including exchanges December
70 March The opening decline due moderate
offers IN the absence Of important support. while
toward the close there d little buying
count Of trade interests. coffee
There nothing special il the news Havre lost
= frame OF yesterdays gain. and the early
selling may have been due 10 disappointment that
important news development behind the French
advance OF the previous day. Hamburg unchanged
20 Z pfs lower. The Brazilian news presented 10
fresh feature The markets and the rate exchange
unchanged from yesterday. Receipts at the two
ports larger by a shade, fluctuations in
movement attracted little attention. far for the
season the Brazilian receipts have been I.S06000
greater than for the time last year. but the
bulls point out that the world has been discountng
large crop for several months, and that no other
theory would explain the fact that prices a
ducton in the worlds visible supply during the last
two The weather IN Sac Paulo cloudy
in couple Of sections and fine in three. No further
news was received to the coming crop The
ket for spot coffee quiet and unchanged. with
quotations the basis OF SIC for Rio Z.
The OF contract prices IN the local market
aS
New-York tribune., 1906-10-13
KEEPING FLAVOR IN MUSHROOMS.

There many ways OF cooking mushrooms. bus
the two slupiest-brolled and sautA-are the best.
as they interfere the least with the mushrooms
own favor. In any cut or the stem close 20
the gills and peel the cap from the edge TO ths
crown II they are 10 be broiled have the fire low
and lay them on oyster orOiler gills down for
a few minutes az first. Then turn them with a
fOrk-it crushes them too much 70 close tina broIer
on then-sprinke very little salt on them ana
Just before they are tender lay little piece az
butter in the centre OF each one where IL viii rels
and through thu gills. Serve them on toast.
buttered as outtered toast has too much IA srs
% its own To sauJe them. put them in A satce
with a little oCtter-no water-and cook teen
under cover from q nGlf 20 rilree-uuarterS az an
hour over boiling water. A beautiful brown fuScs
cooks out OF them % mOisten the tOast Some p@o.
pie add a little cream at the last moment but W.
thought them better without IL The most fr,-
portant thing Is 10 serve them very hot For shl.
reason y ls nice 10 do them at thu txhln In =
cha1ng dah--Gardsn MazaxinA @ N
New-York tribune., 1906-10-13
MAKE A LAWN NoWl

fall sow.n lawn has a much better chance Of
succeeding than one soWn IN the spring. Lime Is a
verv good fertilizer for grass. The reason that
there s. n blue grass region In Kentucky IS because
n te also a limestone region The best method OF
procuring lime for use or the lawn Is 70 purchase
-, q rocaI dealer IN the spring a sufficient guam
.lt,, Of new lime This should be placed In the
cellar Of the dwelling in barrels which SHOULD be
only half filed or partly fiji some boxes As the
lime absorhs moisture from the air Il VIII help to
keep the cellar dry during the summer ana oy ran
-. - ,,,I becofne thoroughly Stacked. Apply
This air-slaced lime u the lawn any liGe attel the
frozen. the Tatc Of one u1siei 10 eacl,
T5orlssud 1quare feet Ct lawn, or At inc fSie OF
<ortv bs smells the acre Lime $" eettA5 sou, ana
- g. e., sr,ffed cacl te@r viii rid tue lawn or many
,Isrts tRar thrivc in sour sci, sIch IS moss aI.i
I.T Il e moi advisable 70 tOp-dIe1B q lawn with
go t,,d ~ tfable ma rure: they all contain weed
sedg Bone meal Is 1usr IS cheap and more lasting
4, effect.-(isrderi riagaLlLe.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-13
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

New York. October L. 1905
ing 90 cars for export alive 1So for slaus4tFeEs and Is
advance OF 15025c bulls Were also Arm; medium and
gSP & %se 5S @ M mfas tn0 f2s M 6s ns e
' 500 q g s aS8 s. per 100 = 70 o. bulls a. S5ss @ 80
& 57 demand a land and nm I'm at 9S per n & for na'ivs sides
ported live cattle lower at s14Q1Ic per 10 dressed
shipments Of i've cattle or dressed meats ron this port
to-day; tomorrow the Minneapolis will take out 400 cattle
berger and 800 cattle for J. 5habars ( son the Paul
armour & Co ana 1264 quarters for sohwaTzschild
berg san the the %oa 70 for % Sa s2 sS & H5 $50 Gae to
be unloaded Antwerp. ana the Cudahy Packing Com
300 quarters Of beet mailing With previous
shss6 and qrters si Of beef a pots Grsa:
s 9s 81'D2a saa Of IS @ v6a fasii aP4 & s ;s
average at s6 IS PsT 100 70; 1s 60 1888 p S %;
100 n. at S. 90 Il DO 1o35 n IS 90 Do: LIOS 70.
n Al $s I8 Yg9is steers, iosi r at 81 IS; IS Virginia
a H Eppsteln IS Kentucky steers 1858 10 At 50; ID
S: Judd Co: p Virginia steers. 1c2s n at 50 So
Newton 3 O.: ls West Virginia steers. 1923 ~ a.
n SsnasFs: 10 ohQ- steers. 1928 n. se 10 virginia
j. C4rtis ( s9a; bull 1890 d at ss; COW. $50
o a q 90 do 200 D.. m az So 81 head a., ,o -. r.-.,
nsEi5s. stals calves SO
nal western calves steady to r; The pens we're cleared
1 E az t sass sSs @ m OF 100 d m tops a s 10 @ g5a sas Sss
sesd at saI3i3c per 70 for city dressed vesIs and
G-,os .---rr
IA 55rPhersO9 CO.. ye:ls lsG 70 avssags a.
50 so: 20 Western calves. 265 10. s. ..
John r Nelson: 42 Western calves 81 ~ at s. rs;
: Sanders; 10 veaIs 129 n. at So IS.
AEqrew Mullen: II veals. IA ID, IS 80: DO. $50
.. at s..
XewsoR : Co West VI Virginia g calves 40 n at 81 50
j, G. Curtis Son: srasssrs, SIS 70. at $ 25
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts 1117 cars
2S4- head, including for saughtsrers and 5i7
far the market making with the single held
yesterday 61s sale Sellers holding firm
and the sales made we're probably al advance OF
10c quality OF the lambs considered. No sheep OF
any consequence offered A few common sheep sold
S4G a 30 100 10 good prime lambs at sSGSS 5o
CulS 81 so Dressed mutton steady at STl01sC per
u dressed lambs firm at II ~ 114lzc-
SalesNewton CO.. II state lambs, 65 lb a.
IS 25 100 10; 195 West Virginia do 60 10, Ss u
s Sanders: II state lambs. ID. at IS Is; state
sheep 100 Ii. at 81.
G. Curtis Son: 60 state lambs 70 h. at ss so. g
state sheep, 100 10, az 81 90
". R. Hume dste yssterdayl; Ise Northern Canada
HOGS-Receipts 1874 cars. 1850 head. all for
slaughterers with the exception OF head Feeling Just
about steady Heavy state hogs sold at IS % per 100
10 Country dressed hogs steady az 9z91o1c ID
neum 10 light weights.
sales-s. Judd CO. Gate yesterdays 100 state hogs
1s9 10 average al s. 10 100 ID; DO 30 ID, 81
5 saniers; state hogs 2aa H. at So rs.