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Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1907-05-24
East Lincoln.

way - i'o''
Miss Maud Hicks visited last week
with Miss Jessie Flory.
Arthur Rust and Elmo Fossum
we're absent from school last week on
account Of sickness.
Harold Wilkinson of Canton visited
Saturday and Sunday with Ralph ana
Seth Manning. Harold is attending
school for the first time.
Miss Maud Mayer is teaching school
neal Seudance, Wyoming.
There was q large attendance at
the Cottage Grove church Sunday.
Through the efforts Of Rev. Greene
and others the congregation is IN
creasing.
School closed Thursday Of this
week. Miss Lillian Hannah and Mrs.
FL. A. Wilkinson Of Canton, drove
out for the last day of school. The
teacher, Miss Wilkinson treated her
pupils and school closed with regrets
on the part of both teacher and pup
lis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Glaettli and
children and Miss Beulah Hunt drove
out from Canton, Sunday, to spend
the day with l.. f. Hunt and family.
The ladies aid society was enter
tanned last Thursday afternoon by
Miss Lily Johnson. A pleasant and
profitable meeting was the result.
The society will meet May 3lst, with
Mrs. Anton Thompson.
S. S. Manning lost a valuable colt
from lung fever last Tuesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albaugh and children
who live west of Canton visited Sun
day with Mr.. and Mrs. Zimmerle.
Misses Anna Permission and Lily
Johnson and Messrs Carl and Andrew
Ekinger attended the Lutheran
church Sunday evening.
Ruth and Clara Eneboe attend the
Norwegian school Monday in the Enc
Doe district.
With these few locals we make our
most profound bow and step down
and out, still wishing however, the
readers of East Lincoln and the Far.
mers' Leader the best of all this
earth's best.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1907-05-24
West Canton.
May %, 100

Mrs. Claude Steele has been on the
sick list for the last week.
f. M. Beck and family visited at
George Carriers Sunday afternoon.
Louis Oberman and family were
Sunday visiters at the home of j. G.
Cornelius.
Mrs. G. d. Moore spent part of last
week in town visiting with friends
and attending the revival meetings
in the M. E. Church.
John Schlosser saw two large gray
wolves just north OF his place a few
days ago. They are getting pretty
bold. Wolf hunters, why are We idle?
Miss Edna Bremen who lives at
Manhattan, Kansas, is visiting at the
home of her uncle j. w. Bremen. On
Tuesday Miss Bremen and Miss
Nellie Bremen visited with Mrs. Roy
Millage. This is Miss Brenner's first
visit to Dakota and she is well pleased
with Lincoln county. She will go
over to Inwood Saturday to visit with
relatives there before returning to
her home in the sunflower State.
Claude Steele, Ed Berigan, Richard
Boutwell, and Roy Osborn left Tues
day noon for Rapid City, expecting to
take up land in the western part OF
the state.
Will Keith left last week for his
claim out west of the Missouri.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1907-05-24
Riverside.

May %, 1907.
Another frost Monday morning
called for a big reduction in the fruit
crop.
Corn planting is progressing nicely
and we are all putting in long days to
finish this week.
If Riverside is missing occasionally,
in the correspondence columns, it's
because the scribe is concerned with
matters of more moment then neigh
borhood gossip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hedge Upland, Steve
Ovre and lady, Knut ThOrson and
Sander Brynjulson were pleasant cal
lers at j. H. Ovre's Sunday.
Mark Hotter lost'one of his spring
colts by accident last week.
Dan Nelson has put up several
miles of woven wire fences in this
community this spring. Dan is an
expert workman in this line.
Arthur Lee, Hedge Johnson, Har-
din and Hannah Olsen and the Misses
Brynjulson visited at Holter's Sun
day.
Toilet Brynjulson of Lyman county
came over to attend his sisters wed
ding and is visiting his folks here.
Bertha, Otto and Clara Reierson of
Mitchell came down to attend the
Eliason-BrynjulSon wedding last
week. The ladies returned the next
day via Sioux Falls while Otto stayed
with his cousins here for a couple of
days.
Peder EliaSon and bride left last
Friday for Minneapolis and other
points to spend their honeymoon.
May their journey through life be
equally pleasant.
Mrs. Mark Hunter was a pleasant
caller at Holter's last Thursday.
The many friends of Olaf Lorenson
in this locality. were agreeably sur
prised on receipt of a card announc-
ing his marriage at Pierre, on a re-
cent date, to Miss Mollie Rommer-
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1907-05-24
Norway Township.
May 81, 1907,

. Nay - ico''
The click, click of the corn planter
has been heard this past week. but
now the majority of the farmers are
through, and are now looking for rain.
Rev. Mona preached an eloquent
farewell sermon and confirmed a class
of eight in the Romsdal church last
Sunday. The well wishes of the con-
gregation will follow Rev. Mona to
his new field Of labor.
A. A. Rommereim was united in
marriage to Miss Lena VakSdal last
Sunday evening, at the home OF the
groom's father, A. j. Rommereim, of
Pleasant. Only relatives witnessed
the ceremony. Norway township eX-
tends congratulations.
The Asper Brothers attended SER
vices at Romsdal church last Sunday.
Kasper Sogn had the misfortune OF
losing a valuable colt last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Engebretson OF
Canton visited relatives in good old
Norway Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Sullestad visited
at X. Sogn's last Sunday.
Mrs. Tom Ulrickson who has been
sick with a severe cold is improving
slowly.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1907-05-24
Dayton.
May %, 1907.

MAY u, lSUi.
William Kennison and sister drove
down to FairYiew Saturday to spend
Sunday at home.
Mrs. Thornton is enjoying a visit
Milton Leffert has been helping his
neighbors plant corr this week. He
finished his own last week.
Mrs. VIM. Abbott is a little better
at this writing but is not able to be
up yet.
There was a heavy hail storm in
the northeastern part of u town
ship last Thursday afternoon. 1t
caught most of the farmers in the
field and caused considerable disturb
ance. Mr.. Bankson's team ran away
with the drag and a number OF others
came nearly getting away. The hail
was very large but no damage was
done as there was very little wind.
Harold Wiggin of Lynn township
came up to see his sister Mrs. Will
Williams. She has been very sick for
some time with an attack of the
mumpS.
Miss Perry of Shindler visited with
Vickie Hall last week.
Isabel Mitchell visited at Dick Hus-
mans Sunday.
Miss Nettie Olsen spent Saturday
evening and Sunday With friends in
Canton.
Harry Ellisdrove down to his broth
er Carey's in Delaware township last
Saturday returning Sunday.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1907-05-24

elm, also of this county. They will
make their home for the present on
the far-famed Rosebud. We extend
our heartieSt congratulations.
Miss Mabel Minor drove through
Riverside Thursday on an errand for
her father.
Mrs. O. e. Hotter returned last
Thursday from a months visit in
Lyman Co. with her daughter, Mrs.
l.. Olson. She reports a pleasant
visit with Olaf Lorenson and bride,
who spent the first Sunday of their
honeymoon at LauritZ OlSOn'S, seven
ty miles from home.
AS the LEADER gave a very nice re-
port of the Eliason-B ryniulsOn we'd
ding last week we shall content our
selves with another important feature
in connection with the event. When
the guests were seated around the
festive board to partake of the grand
wedding dinner Rev. Nummedal arose
and announced that just twenty-five
ago Mr.. and Mrs. Hans Brynjulson
their silver wedding. The pastor
waXed eloquent in his address and we
almost envied Mr.. Brynjulson the
supreme JOY of that moment. We
congratulate the principals in this
brilliant double wedding. Following
is the list Of presents received by the
younger couple:
Mr.. and Mrs. Brurud, set silver
knives and forks.
Miss Helen Olson, jelly spoon.
Miss Clara Brurud, silver spoons.
Bertha and Otto Reierson, fruit set.
Toilet, Richard and Carrie Brynjul-
son, water set.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Mold, set silver
knives and forks, teaspoons and table
spoons.
Anna and Alpha Brynjulson, berry
spoon.
Bertha Reierson, sofa pillow.
Geno Lorenson, photo box.
Clara and Rilla Reierson, bed
spread.
Laura and Cora Hotter, pickle dish.
X. AmundSon, lamp.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. e. ReiersOn, fruit
dish.
Mr.. and Mrs. Odegaard. bed spread.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ole Reierson, sugar
spoon.
Mrs. I. Brynjulson, table cloth.
Arthur AmundSon, wine set.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. O. Nicholson, Mr..
and Mrs. Ole Steensland, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. Syvertson. Mr.. and Mrs. San
der Brynjulson and Halvor Olson and
family, book case and writing desk.
Louise and Marie Hotter, water set.
John Wallquist and family, bed
spread.
William Rosegaard, table cloth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hans Brynjulson,
sewing machine.
Tory Robertson, SIS.
Daniel Nelson. 81.
Arthur Lee. So.
Chris Strand and family, So.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Ovre, So.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. E. Hotter, So.
Mr.. II. Brynjulson, ST., So.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. 0. Strand. SO.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hans Ovre, S..
o. e. Hotter and family. s..
Toilet Bfynjulson. jr., So.
Albert LorenSon, So.
Knut Thorson, So.
Carl Hotter, 50.
Refer Reierson and family, SIS.
Ebert Olson, 50.
Steve Ovre, 50.
Carl Ovre, 50.
Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Wallquist, 81.
Tom BELLY, s..
Odin Ovre, $3.50.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1907-05-24
A Baraca Bible Class.

Mrs. Edward L.. Wendt has or
ganized her Sabbath School class into
a .'Baraca Bible Class" a new and
very interesting feature in Sunday
school work in the west, although the
first Baraca class was organized at
Hudson, New York, October 10th,
1890. Mrs. Wendt's class is the third
organized in this state, the other two
being In Sioux Falls and Aberdeen.
The purpose of the Baraca feature
is to make Sunday School work more
interesting and attractive to boys,
and it seems to meet the hearty APP
prevail the boys In the M. q. Sabbath
school. Mrs. Wendt organized a
Baraca class of twelve about six
weeks ago and now the membership
Is twenty-five.
The Barracks have a business meet
ing every two weeks and after trans
acting the routine business OF
the class a social session follows.
Mrs. Wendt's class is now getting
ready for a field day with the Baraca
boys of Sioux Falls and the event
will take place in June. The class
officers are as follows:
Teacher-Mrs. e. L. Wendt.
President-Joseph Hale.
Vice. reSident-Claude Coon.
TreaSurer-Ray Baysore.
Secretary-Alfred NOrdgaard.
STANDING COMMITTEES.
Hustlers -Ralph Frame, Charlie
Johnson and Alfred Nordgaard.
Social--Harry Seubert, Verne
Braithwaite and Ray Baysore.
Athletic-.Rodney Kennison, Claude
Coon, Ray Braithwaite and Elmer
Schubert.
All boys of 16 years or over are
eligible and recruits are sought for
among boys who do not attend any
Sabbath School. The aim and pur-
pose of the Baraca boys is to better
the condition Of boys without a Sun
day School home and make the Sab
bath School a pleasant and profitable
feature whereby they may begin life
on a healthful and moral foundation,
and every boy and girl finds life pleas
anter for the hours spent in Sabbath
School.
The Leader congratulates Mrs.
Wendt over her splendid success and
hopes to see the Baraca principle
spread throughout the state.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1907-05-24
Fairview

May p 1907.
Climate down here is a little warm
er and our fruit trees are in full bios
som.
A number from here took in the
show at the opera house in Fairview
last Saturday evening. 1t was a re-
cord breaker they said.
The Ladies Aid Society we're royal
ly entertained at John Sorum's last
Thursday.
Rev e. Thormosgard's home is at
present under quarantine.
A fishing party consisting of Mrs.
Anna Marker Ausen, Mrs. Nels Aus
en-, Ella Marken, Julia Engebretson,
Arthur and Daniel EngebretSon and
a few more gathered at the creek east
of the county bridge near Rikansrud's
last Sunday afternoon and caught
about fifty fish between 6 and I inch
eS long. That's not so bad for Pattee
Creek.
Miss Judith Gregguson departed
last week for Geddes to visit her
brother Swerre.
A. Marken was doing some carpent-
er work at p. Gubbrud's last week.
If the Highland scribe intends to be
one of the picnic party the editor has
promised us he had better pick up his
pen pretty soon and riverside 81 would
look good in the parade side by side
with me.
The sewing society which was to
meet with Miss Bertha Hage last
Thursday was postponed on account
of smallpox in the vicinity.
Miss Maggie Sorlie was dressmaking
for Miss Christine Serum last week.
Another horse race took place on
the boundry line between Fairview
and Norway last Sunday. Stub
got way ahead and the gray came
trotting after. When it comes to the
real thing "Stub" can't be beat any
way nor a the driver.
Which looks the worst:
A spotted dog or a green dress.
Peder Eliason and bride went to
Minneapolis for a wedding trip and
have not returned to Fairview yet.
"Wonder If Peder thinks he will es-
cape a friendly visit from his friends
when he gets home.
r. Rikansrud took in the basket
social at the Helmey district last Sat
urday evening.
Joe Knutson made quite 4 few
miles on his bicycle last Sunday and
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1907-05-24
The Great Leevilie Picnic.

The ladies of the Woman's Mission
airy Society Of the Congregational
church Of Leeville will hold their
18th annual picnic and fair on We'd
nesday June 9Th, in the same grove
l mile south OF Leeville store and I
miles north of Beresford. Good music
and other attractions. Dinner at
noon and sale of fancy articles in the
afternoon with Jerry ToOmy as auc-
tioneer and J.. III. Midell as clerk.
Remember the d~ate-June 5th.
Everyone invited.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1907-05-24
Celebrate June 18th.

Norway's New Independence day,
June 7th, will be duly honored by a
celebration at Canton, and the Grieg's
are preparing a fine program for the
President knudson of the
Grieg society will preside. Hon. J. l..
Erickson has been invited to deliver
an address on that day. and the
program will be rendered at the Aud
itOrium
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1907-05-24

thinks the bike is second best to the
auto.
We saw Edwin Serum return from
Fairview last Saturday evening and
so fast that his shadow couldn't keep
up with him. 1T is all right to have
a fast horse but a kerosine can should
be corked and there would be no kick
from the Fairview Bachelor.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1907-05-24
jumbo.

A Percheron stallion with a fine
pedigree, will stand for the season as
follows: AT my barn two miles south
Of Dayton Hall On Mondays, Tues
days, Wednesdays and Thursdays. At
the Arnold livery barn in Canton on
Fridays and Saturdays. Terms: To
insure standing colt, Sl5. To insure
with foal, SO. See large bills.
HARRY j. ELLIS,
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1907-05-24
EStray Calves.

Six calves about four months old,
strayed from the promises of A. j.
Minor. two and a half miles west OF
Canton, on or about Saturday May IL,
1907. The owner will be pleased to
hear of them or pay a suitable reward
for their return.
As 3w A. j. Minor.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1907-05-24

Don't it just make you smile aloud
to hear the mugwump-machine press
praise the Crawford administration
for keeping politics out Of the state
institutions by retaining a gang of Of
ensive %partisans in charge of the in
situations. This is a policy that will
destroy party organization and sicken
honest reformers.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1907-05-24
John Peterson, S.
George Brynjulson, So.
From Mott, N. ID.

Frank e. Ehredt. who was formerly
in the blacksmithing business in Can
ton, writes from Mott, Hettinger
county, N. d., and among other
things states that Mott is growing
very fast.
He reports six new buildings erect
ed in April. The town contains one
store, one restaurant, n hotel, one
blacksmith shop, one ne wspaper, two
churches, n meatmarket, n bank,
n land office, a school house, two
livery barns and n barber shop and
many other improvements coming.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1907-05-24
Pianos! Pianos!

Mold & Benedict,s Music Store is
filed with the finest assortment of
pianos eve brought across the Sioux
river. All high grade Instruments
such as the Ellington, Hamilton,
Baldwin. Werner. Howard and Valley
Gem. Prices and terms right. Call
and examine our Instruments. 40.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1907-05-24

Ina New Jersey suburb the town officer put
some fire extinguishers in their big buildings.
One day one of the buildings caught fire and
the extinguishers failed to do their work. A
few days later at the town meeting some citi-
zens tried to learn the reason. After they had
freely discussed the subject, one of them said
"Mr. chairman, l make n motion that the fire
extinguishers be, examined ten days before
every fire, -Kans City Star.
Hinton-Tve a mind to get married. Henpeck
If you had a mind you wouldn't think OF such
a thing.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1907-05-24
Ffremen Take Notice.

Ali members of the Canton Fire
Department. are requested to meet at
the city Hall at $50 a. in. on Thurs
day May 10th, 1907,in full uniform for
the purpose of taking part in the Dec
Grafton Day program. OF. Sigrud,
Fire Chief.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1907-05-24

From the Sioux Falls papers it is
learned that a number Of boys wilful-
ly and maliciously destroyed the sold
Ter monument in that city recently.
Those boys should be taught a lesson
in patriotism that they will never for
pet.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1907-05-24

They say" observed the professor. that
10000 camels In Egypt have been named sRoos-
evelt.' well, that isn't SO shockingly inappro-
pirate. A camel is 9 terribly rough rider, Is al
ways humping itself. has to bear . great many
burdens and seldom takes water.'n
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1907-05-24
craftsmanship" of Governor Crawford.
Kittredge has represented the trust
corporation gang too long.
DECORATION DAY PROGRAM.
Let Our Citizens Unite on That
Day and DO Honor to the
Memory OF the Dead.

Agreeable to notice for a meeting
called at the court house for w. y
Gemmill, Mayor OF the city, to take
necessary action for a.. proper obSer'
vance of Decoration Day, ii. III. De
| Long was made chairman and Arthur
Linn secretary. After due delibera'
ton the following program was ar
ranged:
The procession will form on the
south side of the court house square.
right of line on Main street, at 9:4s
O'Clock sharp, and be prepared to
march to the cemetery at 10 O'Clock
The procession will form in the fol-
lowing order:
Right of line Company b.. Ihird
Regiment S. ID. N. G.. Capt. Edward
Berg commanding, with band.
G. A. r. and W. r.. G.
Mayor and City Council.
Fire Department.
Ministers of the various churches In
the city.
Teachers. college students and pup
lis of the public schools.
Citizens.
EXERCISES AT THE CEMETERY.
Ritual service at Cenotaph. Address:
Decoration Day and its Meaning to
the Nation, President A. G.. Tuve,
Augustana College.
Military Salute.
Decoration of graves by G. A. H.,
w. II. G. and citizens.
OFFICERS.
Officer of the Day and Chief Mar
sinai Filing Opsal, assistants, Helmer
Keynes, Lee belong and Dwight
Slade.
AFTERNOON PROGRAM.
A procession will form on the south
side of the court house square at
2 o'clock p. M, and march to the as
sembly grounds where the school
children under the direction of the
W. r.. G. will decorate the waters OF
the river with flowers in honor of the
sailor dead. At the conclusion OF the
program at the river, Rev. Evans will
deliver the annual address In the
auditorium. .
The committee requests school
children to secure all flowers possible
for the occasion.
A finance committee composed OF
Thomas Thorson, d. II. Hawn and
Arthur Linn was appointed after
which the meeting adjourned.
II. III. belong, d. II. Hawn, Thos.
Thorson, Otto Hervig, Arthur Linn,
Program Committee.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1907-05-24
EStraY Notice.

A white faced steer, weight about
1000 pounds, was taken up by Aug.
johnson in Norway township, section
Ii. The owner is requested to prove
property, pay all charges and remove
the same inside of 20 days.
Dated May 10, 1907.
ARTHUR SOGN,
Justice of Peace, Norway Twp.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1907-05-24

elm, also of this county. They will
make their home for the present on
the far-famed Rosebud. We extend
our heartieSt congratulations.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-13

iOGlO4.c. CUT NEATs-Pckled bellies steady Quoted:
SIN king I2912ilc: 10 H. Ike: II IL lie; "A H. 10ste:
picked hams quiet. quoted l2ai2ke- TALLOW steady;
western prime 9SOa9 4Oe: city quiet quoted 9Hc;
refined lard easy quoted south America lie; Continent.
eS0c; Brazil kegs l@c compound quiet quoted SssSAc.
sTEARINE barely steady Quoted Oeo. IOtc; city lard
stearine. lobe
RICE-Some OF the Southern rice mills down
for and closed stated
that values OF clean do yield profit
continue their rough at full figures letting
enough rice now and then meet the demand Tai
20 date: rough ISIS $50 sacks.
225 last year sales cleaned esttmatedl. 1S49Sf pocl
cts compared with l2OS.S92 last year; good demand.
Talmage tCharestonl teleSTuphs Carolina crop
10 date; Receipts 10 poo bhls; sales. 1857 bbs;
2&Q3Gc second heads. S1aR4c: choice heads, 4tGJc:
domestic 33a4a4c; Patna, 6hG5ssc: Java. 47sG5isc:
IRnngoon n bond. 2lt@2isc.
SJJGAR-Renned sugar showed frmness without. how
looked the near future. Holders supplied their
are list prices subject to a OF 10 points and
discount Of per for cash q daysl: Crystal
d2S ESe e cubes t % and pS.ne
4 S5c: Tagle 10 bags powdered and Eagle Confecton-
frI nov fered Eagle and extra fine granu-
lated SOC Eagle 10 cartons OF fine granulated 49Oc
o 10 o S a bags do 4s5c q and 90 ID bags Do &C.
Eagle fine standard granuIated and diamond A. zoe
S 4oc: No 3 435c: No 6 $500 I. 425c: No s.
zoe: o 41Sc; No 10 4Noc; No H. &c; No r. 99c:
market for beets ruled steady at former prices
with March and ApT 9goIS6 at Us I sb ss1
wiz. IsTiei about everything available Duty paid
Sr the week from the six principal ports
last vear Receints 6O00O tons, against az OOO
se before and $500 last year Stock is 3O3OO0
syainst sS2 OnO previous week and 10000
ntrsIs grinding $50 against 1873 last weea and 10
last Year LIGHT cables from MasdeburE that
unfa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-13
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

York March -. 1907
f-s- 1teosiFts IS OJb head. inclcd-
S - cars direct saugitereTs and tho balance for
-, sci No trading to-day: Telling steady Dressed
49, native sides 40 later cable hdvices Liver
IN. ionaon. Exports to-day. none: 20 morrow the
7. Liverpool. viii 1.50B quarters or beef
ns-ip =" II Beef Company and 1000 quarters FOR
- 1seei Company. and the Armenian. - the
eti iaie out 80 cattle and about SO sheep FOR
ana ? SO quarters the Norris Beef Company
ssS - iscepts $50 head. all for the market
49, s5.h street ana the balance Jersey City. Nea,s
- -sga3c lowe 30 haFnyard Western calves IN
80 safAti The pens cleared. Neals sold at "a
49, pr 100 ~ city dreused reals lower at So
e EJ q Curtis e son: - yeals, l28 n average,
IA PET 100 u; - DO. III n. s.; 50 d. III n.
~ - a. IL %. AT 81 20: Do. rs N. AZ 81
a. s. - Ns-'1' 10 ~ o. - ~ -" 49,
h S e Mullen: % ysas 3D. s. 20: 81 10. iIa
Sanders: 40 vsals. I27 n. az 81 80.
la 80 AND LAMBs-lleceipis were cars. i.sS1
~ including export alive and The balance
L...s market. Feeling steady; but no sales reported
fs,e- mutton steady az s8lJe per ~; @sessed lambs
slR5 - IeWlsc; country dressed Acthoase lambs At
~. leosiDsg 22ls cars. or 1871 head including
-. % aee Market aieaoy; state sAd PENNSYLVANIA
10 e quoted 81 0OqS7 ~ per 100 10; country dressed
E1ri snsea al 9isl,Oc per ~ Tor medium and Hight
aIss-s sanders: y state hogs lse - average AZ
7p,.fi .iey ~: rough. 3s0 ~. a. SO 70
q, = - ToIgha 40 n, a. 50 20; bear. $40 10
500 q Co Gate yesterday: q state pigs. 90 n.
w. ipDshr, $40 n ~ 81 20.