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TROUBLE EXPECTED IN
JUDGE DUMMIES COURT.

San Francisco. Cal, May 2.-Some
trouble was expected in Judge Dunn's
court room today when the case of
Abraham Ruef was called, over an
order made yesterday for the expul-
sion of Murtie Grief. The latter it is
said announced his intention of re-
returning to court today, being sup
ported in claiming the right to be
present at the trial by the whole
force of Ruef's counsel. When court
adjourned last night there were ten
trial jurors in the box, and it is ex-
pected that the full panel will be
completed today.
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Neiahborhood Club Meets.

The South Side Neighborhood club
was entertained yesterday afternoon
by Mrs. K. K. Scott at her home on
North Hill In spite of the removed
place at which the affair was given.
there was a full attendance of the
members, except two. The afternoon
was pleasantly spent "darning." and
at the conclusion a luncheon of fruit
salad and beaten biscuit was served.
A solo by Mrs. Charles Brown was
one of the enjoyable features of the
afternoon. Every guest reports a jol-
ly good time.
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Western Association Opens.

Topeka, Kan, May 2.-The western
baseball association opens it's season
this afternoon, when Topeka will
raise the pen1ant won last year. The
unsuccessful efforts made by Topeka
to get a franchise in the Western lea
que has caused considerable dissatis-
faction among local fans, despite the
fact that the local club is apparently
one of the strongest in the associa-
ton. Tho Kansas State league also
opens its session today. The league
has been reorgalized and now includ-
es several cities in Oklahoma and
Arkansas
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Denver a spotIess Town,

Denver, Col, May 2.-Denver will
become the real ''spotless town" if
the proclamation of the mayor setting
apart today, tomorrow and Saturday
as Cleaning up days" is needed by
the citizens The efforts of the health
and highways departments, assisted
by the citizens. are directed today
toward that part of the city west of
the Platte river. Other portions of
the city will be visited on succeeding
days and when the work is finished
1t is expected that Denver will be
the cleanest city IA America.
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TO REPORT ON RAILROAD
SUITS JUNE THE FIFTH

Secretary ]. A. Graham, of the Ros-
well Commercial Club, has received a
letter from the secretary of the Inter
state Commerce Commission, stating
that a decision in the Pecos Valleys
case against the Pecos Valley &
North Eastern railroad, tried some
weeks ago at Amarillo before that bo-
dy, would be given out June 5. The
letter gave as a reason for the delay
in deciding the case that the Com
mission had been very busy with 9th
er railroad matters all over the Unit
ed States and had lost no time tnat
could have been taken UP in the con-
sideration of the Pecos Valleys pc
tition. The verdict in this suit will
be awaited with the keenest interest
on the part of the entire people of
Southeastern New Mexico.
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ALL LAMBS BORN IN
TWO NIGHTS MERE LOST

Walter Long, the well known wool
grower and sheep breeder, is in from
Ell Yeso ranch. He states tnat the
loss of lambs during the two cold
nights of Saturday and Sunday, a
week ago, was the greatest since five
years ago when a late cold spell fell
on the lambing season. Mr.. Long
has four thousand ewes that are
lambing, and out of that number ne
lost 227 lambs. All that were born
on the two cold nights died. He re-
ports that his loss was small as COM
pared with some others, one breeder
having lost five hundred in the two
nights. Some herds that had hardly
started lambing came off more lucky,
and only a few were lost. Every
lamb that was "a hours old and could
stand was saved
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Water Users Here TODAY.

The committee in charge of the
water users celebration at Carlsbad
July 3, and 5, is meeting in Roswell
today to arrange plans for the big
event. The Pecos Water Users Asso-
citation at Carlsbad was represented
by the following: c. w. Beeman,
president; A. NJ. Hovey, secretary,
and w. J. Fox, proxy for the vice
president.
w M Atkinson, vice president.
Fred C. Hunt, secretary, and proxy
for John W. Poe, the president, rep
resented the Rio Hondo Reservoir
Water Users Association.
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CAPTAIN AND CREW or
STRANDED BARK RESCUED

NOrf0Ik, Va, May z.-Capt- DeHo-
cnell. fourteen seamen and q negro
boy stoWaway. survivors of the Span
fah bark Orient, which stranded on
NaE's Head life saving station on the
North Carolina coast last Saturday,
night, arrived here last night. having
been picked up by the fishing smack
Lila b. Fernald. of New York. They
were rescued 30 miles north OF Cape
Hatteras after they had been afioat
IN small and leaking boat II hours
The ufe-boat went down Immediately
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Meroe Pvthian Iodoes.

Shawnee. Okla, May with i'm
pressive ceremonies il which many
of the leading Pythian officials of the
country participated, the grand lodges
of the domains of Oklahoma and In
dian Territory were formally merged
today The work of organizing the
new grand lodge will continue thru
today and a portion of tomorrow.
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ROSWELL GAS COMPANY
HOLDS ITS ANNUAL MEETING

The regular annual meeting of the
Roswell Gas Company was held at
its offices last night. The officers for
the ensuing year were elected as fol
lows: A. Pruit, president; J. F. Hin
kle, vice president; K. S. Woodruff.
treasurer, and L. K. McGaffey, secre-
tary. These gentlemen, with the ad-
dition of Nathan Jaffa will constitute
the board of directors Manager
Sweet was also reelected.
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THIRD PLANTING OF
COTTON IN LOUISIANA

New Orleans. May 2.-The third
planting of cotton will be necessary
in Lincoln Parish, La, on account of
the unreasonable weather. Overf1ows
caused by heavy rains caused the last
disaster to the crop. The farmers one
ray of hope in the situation is that
the wet weather has in some measure
drowned out the boil weevil. Gloster,
Miss, also reports that new plant
ing of cotton will be necessary. In
both sections complaints are made
that seed is very scarce and high
priced.
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PHYSICIAN SHOT AND
INSTANTLY KILLED

Ironton, Ohio. May 2-Dr. Wayne
Mccoy, a prominent physician at
South Point was shot and instantly
killed at midnight by Captain John
Davis on the Portsmouth ferry boat.
Capt. Davis claims tnat he was de-
Tending the sanctity of his home, as
he returned Unexpectedly at midnight
and found DIR. Mccoy in his wife's
room. Davis fed to Kentucky
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A. Dunn and J. F. Matheson went
to Carlsbad last night to spend two
or three days on business.
E. G. Gaddis, of Dayton, was here
yesterday closing a trade with l.. K.
McGaffey for the purchase of cot
tage on South Hill into which he pro
poses to move ais family from Day
ton next week.
w. T. Christian went to Carlsbad
last night, returning this morning.
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Wisconsin Orators.

Washburn, Wis, May 2.-The High
schools of all the cities and towns OF
northern Wisconsin have sent their
best orators here for the oratorical
contest to be held this evening. Stu
dents will be chosen to represent the
northern Wisconsin districts IN the
interstate contest to be held at Madi-
son this summer
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Ell PASO WHITE SOx
FOUR DAYS NEXT WEEK.

A letter was received yesterday
stating that the Ell Paso White SoX
will be here for four games with the
two baseball teams of Roswell next
week. They leave home Sunday, the
seventh, reach Roswell on the morn
ing of the ninth for games Tuesday
and Wednesday with the town team,
and with the Institute team Thursday
and Friday. They will play Saturday
at Artesia, and it is possible that
they will play here again the first of
the following week.
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Murder and Suicide.

st. Louis. Mo-, May 2.-After climb
ing a two-story porch and breaking
open a window, Albert Koenig, a line
man, effected an entrance into the
room of Nettie Woods on Walnut
street early today and shot ner. He
then shot himself twice. Both were
removed to hospital, and it is be-
lieved they will die. The two recently
uuarrelled
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sritisn Empire sanouet.

London, May 2.-The British EN-
pire league, which numbers among
its members most of the leaders in
political and commercial circles of
Great Britain, will give a banquet this
evening to the distinguished delegates
10 the imperial conference. This will
be one of the last OF the important
social events arranged in honor of the
visiting prime ministers.
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$500,000 to loan on irrigated farms
Long time loans. interest payable an
nually with privilege to pay on loan
before DUE. B. Herbst. Financial
Agent. 303 N. Main. opp. p. o.
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Honors for Japanese Prince.

London, May Elaborate prepare
tions are being made for the recep-
ton of Prince F'ushimi, Japa1's royal
son VINO will arrive here shortly from
Paris on a special mission to King
Edward in acknowledgment of the
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-05-02

Seattle, Wash, May 2.-Lieutenant
General Macarthur, who is here to
meet General Kuroki on his way from
the Orient to the jamestown Exposi-
ton, declared yesterday that in his
opinion universal peace is still far
distant. He considered the recent
peace conferences merely a success
for curiosity, rather than practical
movements.
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Michiqan Central MEETING.

Detroit, Mich, May 2.-The annual
meeting of the stockholders of the
Michigan Central Railroad company
was held in the general offices of the
company today. All of the members
of the present board of directors were
retained.
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TROOPS SUPPRESS REVOLT
OE Dol ITICAI DRICnNER

ST. Petersburg, May 2.-Troops had
to be called in to suppress a revolt
of political prisoners in the Jail of
the Viborg quarter this morning. The
soldiers fired volley, killing one man
and wounding several.
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.. 5. wEATHER BUREAU.
(LocaI Report

Roswell. N. M. May 2-Tempera
ture.-Max.. ~; min, So: mean. 55.
Precipitation, 90; wind n W.. We
locity 3 miles: partly cloudy.
Forecast, Roswell and Vicinity:
Fair tonight and Friday: stationa
ry temperature.
M. WRIGHT,
omcial n Charge
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Notice.

l hereby withdraw the listing of
my property from everybody not mem
bers of the Roswell Realty Board.
51t3 EARL STONE.
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Five head of gentle saddle horses
TO be sold mt auction Saturday May
a. at p- m. in front OF my office.
53t2s. r. d. BELL Auctioneer-
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OXFORD UNIVERSITY CON-
EERS DEGREE ON AMERICAH

London, May 2.-Oxford Universi-
ty today conferred the honorary de-
gree, Doctor of Science, on Prof. AL
exander Graham Bell, regent of the
Smithsonian Institute, Washington,
D. G..
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tesla this morning to spend the day.
G. p Cleveland came up from Ar
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Buttermilk 1Oc a gallon at the Ros-
well Creamery. 1916
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A hard rain occurred at Torrance
Tuesday night
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MACkLIN IS
NOT GUILTY
COURT MARTIAL FINDS
MACKI MOI

3 San Antonio, Tex. May q
3 The court martial today found 6
3 Captain Macklin Not Guilty {
2 in connection with the shoot G
3 ing up of Brownsville 6
3 6
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RIO HoNDo

NO. 6 x. 7.
The degree of the Red
Cross will be conferred
on Thursday, May 2, 1907
and the degree OF the
Temple On Saturday, May
4, 1907. Conclave at 500
p. m. Visiting Sir knights
? invited. BY order of the
VIM. w. PHILLIPS,
Recorder.
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TO DOUBLE-TRACk
SIBERIAN RAIROAD.
st. Petersburg, May 2.-Tne coun-
ell of ministers has decided to dou-
ble-track the Siberian railroad from
Atchi1sk to Irkutsk this year.
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Jacinto Raves as to your wherea-
bouts. 53t3*
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CASH FOR SMALL ADS.
UNIVERSAL PEACE

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DecIduou. and Citrus Fruit.

There was a fair amount of trading In Or
anres yesterday but with fresh supplies con
stantly arriving and large portion of the re-
ceipts rain damaged and generally poor in quail
ity the market remained weak. with prices tend
ing downward. Prices have recently been ad-
vanced from 15c to 25c per box In the growing
districts but this market has failed to respond
to the advance and is not likely to do so unless
the receipts are diminished. The New York
market is doing better, but the scarcity of re-
frigerator cars is hamperng shipments in that
direction and as much of the fruit ready for
shipment deteriorates quickly result of
having been packed while wet. shipments are
being diverted to this market. There is nothing
new to report in the other fruits.
APPLES-S1G1.7 per box for Newtown Pip
pins, s2@2.25 for spitzenburgs, s1@2 for other
red varieties and 81. i061.40 for Bellhowers
PEARS-winter Nellis. So per box; cooking
varieties. S1.50 per box.
CITRUS FRUITS-Per box: Navel Oranges
81 T5a2.25 for fancy. 81. .25a1.75 for choice and
81 30 for standards; Seedlings, 81 al 90: Tan
gerines. 75c9s1.25; Lemons, s25o08 for fancy.
s2@2 % for choice and s1.25@1.7 10 for standard;
Crane Fruit S2.5o03 for seedless and Sl256
81 rs for common; Lines. S76S per case.
TROPICAL FRUITS-Bananas, $1@2 per
bunch for Hawaiian and $2@3 for Central Amer
lean; Pineapples, nominal
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-24
DRESSED HoGs-11h@1sc per
General nrerchnndise

BAGs-san Quentin Bags, 7&c; Grain Bags
June-July, S%@s5sc Wool Bags, 2S1sc for 3-lt
and 43c for Alb.
CoAL-Continues to arrive freely, but it II
an needed and the high prices still rule
os sg Rs.vsl s2 so Coos ssy sS Wen Rc
mond, $12; Cumberland $14 In bulk and SIC. 2
In sacks; Welsh Anthracite, $16; Coke, SIT
per ton in bulk and S18 in sacks; Rocky Noun
tain, nominal.
oTL-Quotations are for barrels. Linseed. 54t
per gallon for boiled and 52c for raw; cases, &c
more; Castor OIL in cases, No 1, 75c; Bakers
"A, cases. 81. 80; Lucol DOC for boiled and
4Sc for raw; China Nut, cases. S5c690c per
gallon; Cocoanut OIL in barrels, 5sc for Ceylon
and 55c for Australian; extra .bleached winter
natural Whale OIL, soc; extra winter strained
Lard OIL SIC; No. Lard Oil. Csc; Pure Meats
foot Oil, 75c; No. / Neatsfoot Oil, 571kc; Her.
ring OIL 40c: Salmon Oil, 35c; boiled Fish
Oil, 35c; Paint Oil. CSC.
COAL OIL. GASOLINE. ETC.-Water white
Coal Oil, from tank wagons, 10G1lc; special
do, 121sc; Pearl oil, in cases; I7c; Astral. 17c;
19c: Stove Gasoline, In bulk, 1i1ac; in cases.
24c; No. / Engine Distillate, iron barrels or
drums. Sc; No. do, 615c; cases. Sic more;
Benzine. in bulk, 125sc; in cases. 19c; ee-de-
TURPENTINE-s51sc 1sc per gallon in cases and
seize In drums and iron barrels.
ROSIN-Per 280 lbs gross-F, $3.50; 81, S5 e5
/, S6.10; NJ, 81; w G, $50.
RED AND WHITE LEAD-Red Lead, s0sHc
per lib; White Lead, s@S1sc according to guam
tity.
SUGAR-The Western Sugar Refining Com
pany quotes as follows, terms net cash: Cubes
A, Crushed and Fine Crushed, 4.S0c; Powdered
4.65c; Candy Granulated, 4.e5c; Fine, Fruit and
Coarse Granulated. 455c; Beet Granulated (1IO-
ID bags oniy), Aldo, Confecttonsrs' A, 45tos
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-24
Hay and Feedstuffs

There were only few cars of Hay run ont
BY the railroads yesterday and buyers scrambled
for Il. The arrivals by water are generally
poor and not wanted.
Bran is growing frmer. There is practically
none here and some OF the northern mills wire
that owing to the shortage they cannot get
Wheat and are closing down and can ship no
more Bran 10 this market at present
BRAE-S21. .b0422.5o.
MIDDIINGS-S27 30 per ton.
SHORTS$21. .5o923 per ton.
FEEDsTUFFs- Barley. S24G25; Mixed
Feed $23d25; Oilcake Meal. nominal; Cocoanut
Cake or Meal at mills $3.50 In 10 and $26 in 5
81; Cracked Corn, $31@32; Broom Corn Feed.
9oc per ctl: Alfalfa Neal carload lots $50. 80 :
jobbing. $21-5 per ton: Mealfalfa, $50 so; job
bing $21-5o
HAY-Choice Wheat. S19622. so per ton; good
Wheat, $1e@1s; other grades Wheat, Sl3615;
Wheat and 0at s15@20; Tame Oat, $l261s;
Wild oat S1od14; Common Hay $1O@12; Al
fslfa. Sed13- 90; Stock, S1od12 per ton.
STRAW-4O1T5c per hale
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-24
Potatoes. Onions and Vegetables

Potatoes closed the week very quiet with
stocks Of all table descTNp lions liberal and prices
weaker all around LatteTly the receipts from
Oregon and the East have Increased materially
and the high prices which ruled up to last
Thursday checked the demand to such an ex-
tent that stocks commenced TO accumulate and
buyers were quick to seize the opportunity to
oepress the market by limiting their purchases
AS result there heavy accumulation on
the market yesterday and receivers were obliged
10 cut prices to effect sales of ordinary stock
ness. though there was no noticeable increase
in the arrivals of that description Onions were
very weak and lower, with fully ten carloads Of
ordinary stock standing the railroad tracks
unsold
Receipts Of Asparagus showed a marked in
crease, 400 boxes coming to hand and
prices were lower in consequence. Rhubarb
from San Deandro in good request and
steady atf7G9c per pound while southern lots
were neglected. Peas sold slowly at weak rate
being badly rain-damaged. Some Green Chiie
Peppers arrived from the south and sold at
I5d20c per pound.
POTATOES-Per ctl: River White. 81 7oa
so: Oregon Burbanks. $1.5002 To- Early Rose.
si.s5: Eastern Burbanks, S1.5oQ1.7o
ONIONS-Tellow. per ctI. SfHJ10
for extra, ed1Oc for No i and 66Sc for No 2:
Rhubarb. 5d9c per lb: Green Peas. 5Qsc per
ID; Tomatoes. repacked Mexican. 81 .75d2 per
box: Hothouse Cucumbers, SI62 per dozen /;
Cream Squash. e57T5c per box: Garlic. 2B6Jc
per lb: Celery 80G40c per dozen; Cabbage 81 %
per ctl; Cauii6ower. 50G75c per dozen; Carrots.
re per sack; Turnips. s1.Bo6175 per sack:
Marrowfst Squash. $15G20 per ton; Hubbard
Squash, $3oG4O; Mushrooms. 25Q4Oc per h.
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-24
Rntter. chee.n and E..

The situation In Butter was unchanged as
far as supply and demand concerned. there
being a good inquiry. which readily absorbed
al Of the offerings IN the open market On
the exchange, however. extras were lower al
&c and weak at the decline which was caused
by the anxiety of some receivers to clean uP
their surplus in anticipation of increased re-
ceipts and a possibly lower market Monday
The under grades of fresh stock were reported
weak ar the old quotations In sympathy with
extras though there was no surplus of any
consequence at the stores.
II was the same old story Of heavy receipts.
Q large unsold surplus and consequently weak
market for Eggs. While the wet weather
which prevents receivers from resorting to stor-
ing lasts. there is smsn possibility Of the mar
ket's improving. One cent was Topped OF the
quotations for all grades below selected yes
terday.
There was no change IN Cheese.
There were only two sales on the exchange
10 cases OF extra Butter selling at BIC and 10
cases of extra Eggs at Ice.
Receipts were IS. 200 lbs Butter, 50 400 his
Cheese and 1899 Eggs.
The following were the official quotations as
established by the sales, bids and offers on the
6oor Of the Dairy Exchange:
BUTTER-Fresh Creamery extras. 32c per
ID. weak: do hrsts. 3ic weak; seconds, 2sc
weak: packing stock firm at 23c for No / and
22c for No. 2. Storage goods-No. 2 packing
stock. 22hcs s<m; Eastern ladies', nrsts, 22Ac
nrn-
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-24
FIour and Farfnaceou. Good,

Portland has Just cleared DDS. AT barrels of
Flour for China and japanese steamer of 2139
tons has been chartered there for Wheat and
Flour to Newchwang. These facts show con
tinued lively Flour export from the north TO
the Orient. The local market continues active
and firm
FLOUR-California Family Extras 81 son
5.I0 net without discount; Bakers Extras 81 40
a go; Superhne, s. 25G3. go; Oregon and wash
ington per bbl, S4.20444o for Family and
$3 IS for export grades.
FARINACEOUs GOODS-Prices id packages
net cash, no discount, are as follows: Graham
Flour 81. 80 per 100 lbs; Rye Flour SO 40: Rye
Neal SO 20; Rice Flour. 81 20; Corn Meal. 81. so:
extra cream do. $40; Oat Meal S410: Oat
Groats, $4.30; Hominy, IS 1903 go; Buckwheat
Flour, 81; Cracked Wheat, So 80; Farina 81 10:
Whole Wheat Flour. S3.10: Rolled Oats, bbIs S6
G7.25, in sacks $5.5oQ6.75; Rolled Wheat bbls
$40, in sacks 81. so; Pearl Barley, So 40: Split
Peas. boxes, 50; Green Peas IS per 100 lbs.
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-24
Eastern Livestock Market
cHICAGo

CHICAGO
CHICAGO FEB. CATTLF Receipts. 200.
Market STEADY. Beeves. s4-1O0e-9o; cows and
itetfers 81 60G5-2 -25 stockers and feeders, s.. 90
a IS: calves. S6IT.T5.
D HOCs-Receipts II 600. Market steady to &c
higher. Mixed and butchers. S6.80@715; good
heavy. s7.o507.I5; rough heavy. Se.so06-s5;
light Sc S0N7.O71k; pigs. $s1506.s0.
gHFEP-Receipfs, 300. Market steady. Sheep,
So 5Od5-65; lambs. $4.75QT.65.
KANSAS CITY
KANSAS CITY. Feb 23.-CATTLE-Rece
BOO Market steady. Native steers, 81. 25Q6.5O:
native COWS and heifers. Sz5oG5; Etockers and
feeders S3.5005; calves. S3.5097.50; Western
fed steers, Sz65.25; Western fed cows, S275d
HOGS Receipts. 5000. Market steady. Heavy.
See75k a.. GA packers, $69oQT; pigs and
lights S5.5006.95-
sHEEP-Receipts. none. Market nominaIly
STEADY.
OMAHA. Feb s.-CATTLE-Receipts 100.
Market unchanged
FOGs-Receipts, 1000. Market shade stronger
f5esrv Sc g215 a go; mixed, S6.S0d6 s.; light
IS 75ds IS: pigs. So Q6.5o.
sHEEP-Receipts, $500. Market steady. Year
isncs S5.75G6-25; wethers $5-2595.60; ewes
81 BO75 %; lambs, $e-50GT-25
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Kip, 22c; dry Calf. 25c sheepskins. shearlings,
dium, To@90c; long Wool, $1@1.5O; Horse
hides, salt, s3@325 for large and 81. 10 for me
Horse Hides, dry, s2@2.25 for large and 81 &c
Glib for medium 81 % for small and SOC for
Colts. Deerskfns-Dry Mexicans 3215 135c; dry,
salted Mexican, 25@271Ac; dry Central Amerf
can, S5@37hc. Goatskins-Prime Angora, roc;
extra large do, S1.25; large, Zoe; medium, 25c;
small 25c
TALLow-No. rendered. &c; No 2. 404hc;
Grease, 2@3c
WooL-FaIl clip: San Joaquin and Southern
76ec; fall Lambs. SG11c; Humboldt and Men
docino, 14Q15c: Middle County 9@11c; North,
ern; free 12@1315c; Nevada. f7@1sc per lb for
spring.
HoPS-Choice, 1216c; prime, 1oh@11c; com
mon, 10c per lb.