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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1907-11-07

CEas. Natwick, who returned from
Marshfeld Wednesday, was the guest
Of Congressman E. A. Morse, at Anti
go, Tuesday of last week.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1907-11-07
scandinavian Church Services.

Morning service at 1890, Sabbath
school $50 d. m., Junior Christian
Endeavor 2:30, Christian Endeayor in
the evening at 80 u.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1907-11-07

For SALE A buggy, in good con
dition, bargain If taken at once.
Apply at G. II. Kordenat, 322 Fourth
Ave- d2t-w2t
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Boys! Girls!
$l.O0 FOR YOU

Send your name and address, and VIII
send you 1e ounces Toxic Royal Sweets,
Perfume. sell It at SOC per ounce. or 2sc per
halt ounce. send me 800 and keep 500 for
Island Ave. Milwaukee, Wis. le31-N
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A CHARMING LECTURE

Monday evening, Nov. 18th, Mrs.
Burnell will lecture at the Congrega-
tional church. OF this lecture Mrs
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NOTICE.

Owing to the increased price of
material. We the undersiged horse
shoers and blacksmiths. Do hereby
agree to charge the following scale of
prices on and after Nov. 10.
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Edw. E. Mccarthy
Rowson & Chapman
Mike Lemense
Stanley Nieman
E. T. Mccarthy
James Walsh
L. J. Goodness.
d6t-w2
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STOCK PRICES
STILL ADVANCE
i All Along the Line Securities
"A Take an Upward
Move.
MONEY MARKET FAVORABLE
Pacifics Seemed the Especial At
traction, But Public Has Not
Vet Como In
MONEY MARKET FAVORABLE

NEW YORK. April 5-operations
for the advance were very aggressively
pursued in the stock market to-day,
aud wide additions were made to yes
8tcrday's gains in prices. No change
4 ii, conditions from those of yesterday
/ were apparent, beyond the continuance
Hof the relaxing tendency in money.
{ This was, in fact, regarded as the key
note Of the situation, and gave the
impetus to the movement in stocks.
a The size of individual transactions,
the congestion of the dealings in a
few special stocks, and sensational
4 movements in such stocks gave an
Impression Of participation in the deal
Il ings by organizations or individuals In
a possession of resources far beyond the.
ordinary. The action of the market
under such forces takes on more
1 or less artificial character, and reflects
4 active manipulation as we'll as genuine
4 marketing of securities, and is for
4 That reason viewed with some suspl-
cion. Enormous operations centred In
the Hartman Pacifics and in Reading,
suggesting the resumption of market
operations by forces which have been
8quiescent in the trading for a consid-
crable time. Southern Pacific shared
fully in the movement, and was re-
gsrded as giving the motive for it in
its extraordinary showing of net earn
ings for February. n
The easing of tho local money mar
ket has had the effect of checking
y the flow of currency to this centre, and
New York exchange at Chicago has
u fallen back to par. 1t was announced
to-day also that all of the gold en-
8 gegcd in London last Monday for ship
1nent to this point had been resold in
that market. Another helpful factor
IL in the strength Of the market was the
settlement without strike of the
wage dispute on Western railroads.
The large selling to take profits
during the day was skilfully con-
Nducted, but the market closed irregu-
n lar and considerably below the best
z prices. Bonds We're strong. Total
sales, par value, s2,94a,Ooo. United
States bonds were unchanged on call,
Total sales to-day, 1,3276o0 shares.
NEW YORK, April 5.-Money on call
epsy; 200 IL per cent; ruling rate,
I'D; closing bid, 2 Ia offered, 1-2.
e. line. loans soft and dull; sixty days.
- la, and ninety days, s per cent;
six months, 5n5 Ia. Close: Prime
n mercantile paper. COS 1-2 Sterling
exchange firm, with actual business in
tnnkers' bills at s4S51O@s4.S515 for
demand, and at s4.S12O@s4.S125 for
sixty day bills. Posted rates. s4.S11-2
@,s4.S2 and SASS 1-2@s4.S6. CONNER.
{ ella. bills. $3.50 5-S@s4.S0 ga Bar
4 silver, Ga rs Mexican dollars, 40 ga.
Government bonds steady. Railroad
n bonds strong.
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Property Transfers.

Richmond: James ], Smith 70 Jessie
a. x. and George Johnstone. go feet.f9
cast Of Thirty sixth Street, $1,750..,
u, a cnhen, IS feet o on tie south Inc Of
Broad street rs feet east Of Twenty-hrst
II. s. Wailieratein and Davis Bottom and
wives to Ruhie NJ. Walden, 80 81 feet 2, on ", Tho
R Mest q t'1S e st street Gaes s sias e0s
= ]. chsatwood and wi, wife j. to t George 5 9,
Twenty sixth Street. 1903 feet south Of
r Street, $500.
William Tobien,! Jr.. and wife to James
r.. Elam, 17N feet on the north line Of
Broad Street. sl13 1-12 feet east Of Fourth
Street. $4,000.
Henrieo: Hugh NJ. Nelson to John Jen-
kins l3 acres on the south side Of Al
east of Richmond, $276
Robert Rchardl and wife, to Charles
II. woodward. IL lots In block r. section
8, plan Of Highland Springs. 81.
w. r. Pumpheyannd wife. to Sidney 8.
4 ,Ireyett 3acres on Mountain Road, near
Il Glen allen. $4,000. s5
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COTTON MARKETS,

NEW YORK. April 5.--The cotton market
was moderately active again to-day and
more or less irregular with the general
tendency downward under realizing and a.
little selling by favorable new crop news
The close was steady a, net decline Of
DYli points, Sales were estimated at / 40, !.
600 bales. The opening was steady at q
decline OF eg6 points. but the loss was In
creased right after the call to a matter OF s
y points owing oeaser cables. reports of
rain In the Southwest. bearish advices AS 10
conditions In the Eastern belt, and the large
estimate Tor to-morrow's receipts at Hous
B ton. Offerings were not aggressive at tho
decline. and while there seemed to be no re-.
\ newal Of bull support. prices rallied during
the middle OF the session on covering IN Inc
absence OF important offerings. Old crou
months advanced 10 about the closing M
ures OF the previous day. but the new Gro,
months rallied only or 4 points, and late,
the entire list turned easier on a renewal n,
scattering liquidation, with the close a,
practically the lowest point OF the session
Southern spot markets as Officially report .,
we're unchanged to &c. lower. AdviceI wer,
X received from the Eastern belt stating ina
the favorable weather had led TO nm In
q crease IN acreage where least expected, an,
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STOCKS AND BONDS

Contrary to the expectation of the
investors the stock market opened
strong yesterday and remained strong
all day with slight reactions now and
then IN some stocks. This delighted
the Richmond investors. and ono of
them. perhaps a little more optimistic
than the others. expressed himself free
~ on the situation after studying the
record made by the ticker. He said:
THE bears must be punished severely
and lose their money as we'll as their
confidence before the bear market will
be entirely over. They are on the run
now to q certain extent, but on the
other hand, every now and then, pluck
up courage for q raid. How large
q short interest remains outstanding is
difficult to gauge, but sooner or later
we are going to reach point where
the demand from this source will be
satisfied, and then we shall have dull
ness and gradually receding market.
but until then prices will probably
work higher on active trading"
There was more or less of Irregular
ity on the New York market, and some
reactions from time to time, but in
every case dulness followed the de-
clining tendency. and this the traders
took as q splendid sign. The advances
were from 2 to 4 points or more in
the active list, Union Pacific being cs-
pecially prominent In the late
trading. while some of the active rail-
road stocks which had been prominent
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earlier In the day sagged off a point
or SO from the earlier high level, Anal
gamated Copper was taken in hand and
on heavy buying ran up to OF. The
market, as whole, closed somewhat
Irregular. but decidedly strong, with
large net gains the rule throughout.
Il Richmond traders were we'll pleased
with the news from New York, but
some of them thought 1t was too good
to remain SO very long, and they
wired for further explicit information.
One reply was as follows:s
This market has very strong tone
and is bare Of stock. Looks to me
like going considerably higher. !
expect to see it go higher. There is
no reaction in sight now"
Another read this way:
IL think the advance will continue.
The market gets dull on every little
decline, which is good sign"
Altogether the Richmond folks were
very much pleased with yesterdays
turn in affairs.
The bond market has improved great
~ with the easing up Of the money
situation. and more bonds were bought
and sold yesterday than any one day
IN over two months. The New York
banks have gained from the Sub
treasury since last Friday $l2,176. 900.
and 1t is claimed that to-day's bank
statement will be the most favorable
Tor some time past. Call money yes.
terday was easy around 2 la.
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Daily Court II. R!eco
Law and Equity Cour

Judgments rendered yesterday: Blair
Glass Company vs.. w. Il. Eanes Com
pany and John Fl. Armtage for $500. So.
Clarence Wyatt vs.. George A. Moltz,
for $1l5. 5dl&gy
Suits instituted; =. w. Bandy, trustee,
vs. John II. Armitage. for $500.
J. S. Horsley vs.. G. a. liankins for
$780, s. g a q
Z Case on trial: Malinda A. Perrin vs.
Richmond Passenger and Power Cons
pany ct ais, for $4,000.
The jury returned a verdict Of Judg-
lment for defendants
Hastings Court.
In this court yesterday Lucinda Davis,
charged with felonious. cutting, was nc
quilted by a jury.
James Wallace, for carrying concealed
weapons. was adjudged guilty and fined
500 and costs
Chancery Court.
Epsilon Blackburn qualified In this
court yesterday as executor OF Victoria
d. Sadcr. The estate Is valued at S1,5GO.
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LABOR SCARCITY
CONFINES TRADE
Bradstreet's Report Refers to
Effect on Business in Ger
tain Lines.

Bradstrect's says for Richmond and
vicinity.
Iron and brass factories and machine
shops are busy; they are working at
run capacity. and in some Instances
would be doing a larger business, but
for the fact that labor Is scarce. a
number Of foundries here are making
extensive improvements and additions.
and now machine shops are under
course fnu aen Of f. erection AS manufact,ir
market has grown In Importance, and
those engaged in this line have Had
successful season and are preparing
for q larger output in tho future,
Wholesale dealers In drugs, medicines
and sundries are in the midst OF an
active season.; sales show an Increase
over, previous years, and the markets
reached from Richmond In this line are
IN prosperous condition. A small
amount of tobacco continues to be
marketed at satisfactory prices.
The recent unseasonably cold
weather has damaged tobacco plants,
and in some sections retarded greatly
the planting of all spring crops. ColIec-
lions show slight Improvement. s13rf'5
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BRADsTREET's REPORT.
Business in Favorable Condi.
ton Despite Many Troubles.
NEW YORK, April 5.-Bradstrcet's

viii say to-morrow: IS
Despite some oss-currents in de-
mand. due mainly to the withdrawal
of the Eastern stimulus to trade and
succeeding spell of cold watcher,
the developments OF the week have
been mainly favorable. All reports as
TO trade at wholesale and in jobbing
circles In the first quarter are in a
high degree favorable, and failure re-
turns confirm these In the smallest
number of casualties for q genera ton
past. Reports from most leading In
dustries are still of full order books
and of backward deliveries, There
Is. however, slightly more manifest
disposition to move moro conserva-
lively as regards distant positions.
some easing or METAL quotations and a
softenlng' of asking prices for various
products, and the jewelry, shoe, leath-
er and wool trades note quiet, pend
ing a clearer view Of later deyelop-
ments.
In the dry goods trade there has
been something like lull in jobbing
lines. now that the first rush of spring
demand Is over. and the course OF re-
tall trade will be closely watched.
there are evidences Of growing activ-
tty In outofdoor work, and lurnbeR
hardware. paints and allied lines arr,
more active at the West Collections
do not yet feel the impetus OF pay
ments upon business booked earlier
and are irregular, being tho lowest
in parts of Northwest and the South.
Talk Of cancellations is still widely
heard Pig iron is quiet, deliveries
have improved. and buyers appear
more disposed to defer placing con-
tracts for second half deliveries.
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RAILROAD NEWS
FROM ALL POINT S.
Thousands OF Visitors to Rich
1nond Will Require General In
validating Office Here.
COAST LINE BRIDGE BURNED
Shortest Road in Virginia just
Completed Winston-Salen
Southbound Not Sold.

Mr.. w. II. Howard, Jr., OF Atlanta,
secretary of tho Southeastern Passen-
ger Association. is in the city. looking
into the matter OF opening here an In
validating office. In view OF the many
conventions great and small, that are
to be held here this year, such as the
Southern Baptist Convention, tho Con-
federate Reunion, the Episcopal Con-
vention and dozens OF others general
and combination tnvalidating office is
necessary In Richmond. and tho South
eastern Passenger Association under.4
takes to maintain such offices for all
the roads in Its connection. Tho thou
sands OF visitors who will come to
Richmond this year will travel on
round-trip. reduced rate tickets, the
most Of them over two or more roads,
which will have to be inyalidatcd be.
fore the holders return on them. Many
OF the holders will want limits cX-
tended etc, and all OF this business
will be attended to in one office, known
as the invalldating office. 1t Is Mr..
Howard's desire to have the office at
central and convenient place SO as to
relieve the holders Of tickets OF all
the trouble possible. Flo has several
offices In this city in view, but has
as yet reached no conclusion.
81 . iii .
The Atlantic Coast Limo train from
the South. duo here $3.50 yesterday
morning was seven or eight hours late
on account OF the burning of a bridge
on the, road near Florence, s.
C. Train No. IS had to make
transfer. The partial destruction OF
the bridge was the only damage DONE
Nesfs E@4t
The White Top Railway, eleven
miles long, chartered last fall, has been
completed to connect the town of Azen
with Taylors Valley on the Virginia
Carolina Railway. NJ, L. Hasslnger. OF
the Hassinger Lumber Company, is
president.
The Maryland, Delaware and Virginia
Railway Company. which operates rail-
roads and steamboats, In tho three
States named in its title, has issued Its
second annual report, showing gross
earnings, $741,241; operating expenses.
$711,292; not earning, $29,oA9, The
company is controlled by tho Pennsyl-
vania Railroad. sE
A report that the Winston Salem
southbo Railway Company had dis
posed Of Its in erests to the Southern
Railway. Is denied by President Fries
of tho Southbound This corporation
has done some construction on its
proposed line from Winston-Salem to
Wadesboro, n. c. Is
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ON THE LOCAL MARKETS
SMALL BREAKS IN
ALL THE MARKETS

The leaf tobacco breaks yesterday
were very small, hardly as much as
5000 pounds being sold at tho four
warehouses. Altogether this has been
the smallest weeks business this year.
The report from the bright markets
show that smallsbreaks have been the
order Of the day In Danville, South
Boston and South Hill. Bright wraps
pers, smokers and cutters are said to
be commanding extreme outside figures
on those markets and are in very act
i've demand. Theretis less leaf tobacco
In the storage warehouses in Danville
and less In tho factories OF the large
leaf dealers than has been the case in
any April for several years.
Heavy shipments for the past month
houses, ~
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NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKETS.

new. YORK, April 5,FLouR- steady
With fair demand. Rye Flour--stcady.
cornmen--Steady. Az
Wheat, Spot strong; No. red. seNc. clio.
ya,or. Options i@lhc. higher. May, s5ac.;
July. ss%e,; September Sep sssss, corn--spot
net higher. May, b4nc,; july, 5iKc. Oats
Spot steady; mixed, Acc.
Beef-steady. Cut Ments--Qulet. Lard
Dull; western prime. s9o5a9l0; refined
quiet. Pork--steuyd. Turpentine--Firm
Rosln--Rrm.
Molasses.T-steady sugar--Raw nrm. fair
refining, use; centrifugal, aG test. &C.; mo-
iasses sugar. 2sc.: refined, steady. Coffee
SPOT apioti No. Rio. .7c.; No. 4 Santos. &c. /:
rmild. dull; cordova. 9@l2hc, Futures un-.
ehahEed to points lower. Butter-s,eady
ed Eggs--IreguIar; nearby brown and
mixed. nrs,s to extra Grsts. lsNQ171sc.;
western ilrsts l6h nc. toflcial price, f6A
| alGAc; seconds lbls@l6c)
| Ponltry--Alive. quiet; western chickens.
| oWi2c.; fowls, lsc.; turkeys. &c.; dressed
steady; western chickens. sMpioc.; turkeys
log he; fowls, 1o1l3c f -
Freishts and Peanu,s--steady and I'M
changed. Po.atoes--Irregular; Bouthern
new. per barrel sl.5oQ250, cabbaKes."-
J steady and unchanged, co.tonseed OH
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MIscELLANEous MAl,KErs.
NAVAL STORES.

WILMINGTON, N. C., April b.-sp1RITs
NE--Firm ut 06hc. receipts, 3
casks Rostn-steady ut s4Qb; receipts, 2ss
barrels. Tar-Frln ut $3.50; receipts 800
barrels. Crude Turpcntine--F'irm ut $3.50 q
SAVANNAH, GA, April 5..-TURPICN-
Ni1-Flrm ut 67Nc.; sales, gao cuskst re-
ceipts. 262 casks; shipments. a27 casks.
$50 barrels; shipments, 315 barrels; stock,
30,222 barrels.
\. CHARLESTON s. c., April 5.--TuRpEN-
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LIGHTER RECEIPTS
ON PRODUCE MARKET

Receipts of country produce were
smaller on Cary street yesterday than
is usual for Friday. The veget table
supply from way down South fell off
decidedly and the active demand for
these goods sent prices up little.
Cabbage were about the only things
that were plentiful and they remained
firm at former figures.
Virginia fowls were again scarce and
rather high. Spring chickens go for
80 to 40 cents per pound in the feath-
ers in coop lots. and the fall and win
ter "roasters" easily bring from IS to
20 cents and old hens command Is
cents. Eggs are more plentiful and the
commission men find it difficult to get
more than II cents for crate lots. All
these figures are the wholesale prices.
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STOCKS, BONDS, GRAIN, COTTON
sALEs:

200 Atlantic Coast Line. com.
10000 Amer. smelt.. com. ex. div
l1H1oo Amalgamated Copper ~. !.
1900 Amer. Car nnd Foundry. !.
Amer. Cur and Foun., pfd.
800 American Cotton OIL.
200 American Tobacco, pfd. !.
800 American Can ..............
< pQ American Can. pfd. ........
3,iW Amer. Locomotive, CON. !.
800 Amer. Locomotive. pfd..
AGO American Sugar ,........
$500 a., T.. and s. Fe. COM. 4. !
zoo a.. r. and 8. Fe. pfd.
1890 Baltimore and Ohio. ......
1920 Brooklyn Rapid Transit.
10300 Canadian Pacific ..,........
5000 Chesapeake and Ohio.
10000 Chicago, Nil. and st. Paul
1890 Colorado Fuel and lron...
G,10 Colorado South, com. 49,.
200 Colorado South, LIST pfd..
900 Colorado South, I'd pfd.
1000 Clcv., Gin, CHI. and st. l.
$500 Consolidated Gas ..........
1000 Delaware and I1udson......
100 Del, Lack. and Western.
1880 Erie, com..............
1900 Erie, list pfd.................
6cO Erie, I'd pfd... 1850.
100 General Electric ...........s
1890 Great Northern. pfd.......
4,S0O Great Northern Ore Cts.
300 Illinois Central .............
4,5OO Louisville ;old Nashville.
1000 Manhattan ..,...............
100 Metro. Street Rnilway.....H
hoo Mexican Central ........
$500 Mo-, Kan. and Tex, com.
500 Mo-, Kan. and Tex, pfd..
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n NEW YORK. April 81, Etlv TsS@-1leccipts
1850 head. steers, s4.9o6be.s6; bulls, ss.eod ID
4.6b: cows. 81. 60 @4.35. Calves Receipts, 80
head Venls. 10000; no choice vcnls here,
Dressed venls weak to lower. Sheep and
Lam bs--R receipts, 1o1s head. Medium sheep,
$500 good TO choice lambs, $S.75dlS.90;
clipped do, 1925 HoEs--Reccpts 1915
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CINCINNATI o.. April --t1oGs--Nlarket
600; common. s5.5o165o. Cnttlc--st endy
Fair to good shippers, s4.5o@55o; common,
s2.25 @326. Sheop--Strong at $4,000.
tLambs--Strons Mt s5dNs.a5.
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BALTIMORE, MD, April FLOUR
Dull and UNCHANGED. Wheat-strong; spot.
7ac, corn--Strong; spot, mixed, SIX QD61Mc.;
No.. white. b2M962Ec.; southern white, SIS
gb4hc.; do yellow, 81 q 62Mc. oats-Quet;
western, 74Q76c.; choice, Oc. bid Buttcr-
Firm and unchanged fancy Imitation, 90 Q
a4c.; d. creamery. al032c.; do, ladle, 22 a
and unchanged at 16c. Cheeso--Actiye and
unchanged at l59l5Hc Sugar--Unchanged.
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Firm with a fair speculative trade Prime
crudo, T. o. b. mills. 36AU37c.; prime sum
mer yellow. 40hc.. off summer yellow, 43QD
t44c.; good, off summer yellow, 43k Qp44hc.;
prime white. so q &c; prime winter yellow,
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u. S. refunding %, coupon. ...........t
IT, S. as, registered ................{..,'.f4,
u. S. 3s, coupon........... .....r..}...
U. S. Old As. registered........
U. S. Old As, coupon.,...
U. S. New As. registered. ............
U. S. New As, coupon....... ..........
American Tobacco
American Tobacco 6s. .....
Atchison general 49,.
Atchison adjustment 49,.
Atlantic Coast Line As. ...............
Baltimore and Ohio 4s.. $500.
brooklyn Rapid Transit COW. 4s......
Central OF Georgia 5s.,.....
Central OF Georgia list Inc.
Central of Georgia End Inc ..:...;;..
Central of Georgia so Inc. t olfered'
Chicago and Alton s.as..........S..'..,.&..'....
Chicago, b. and Quincy new 4s. $3.50.
Chicago. r.. l. and Pacific r. r. 4s....
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TINT the crop was advanced far beyond the
average. Bulls still claim that precipitation
has been Inadequate In the Western oeit 60.
bales against 25,172 last week and l6,24a
last year For the week $4,000 bales
against 1921 last week and 1890 e,oa ass
: $50 bales against 1894 last year, and at
Houston 2,4O5 bales against $3.50 last year.
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Mr.. Stewart Better.

n COLLECTORS Of customs ] Joseph 3, Stewart,
WHO is at the Hot Springs for his health.
writes that he is improving steadily.
He will return to his duties In . short
While.
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CHICAGO. April t.--CATThE-- Receipts
ABOUT about 1000 head Market steady but dull.
common &c to best steers. $40 dbG.7o; cows.
$3.50 m5 1905 liefcrs. So 76G5.sb: bulls $3.50
tp $50; calves, s2boGI.oo; stockers and
i 80 ns. ". boDb1o. Hogs Receipts about
heavy shipping, 1886 a 90; light butchers,
Gs s,,s,G dpG ; light mixed, so.7b9os2M;
bulk of sales o.7tdfo.ss. sheep--Recepts,
about 5000 Fhcnd.54 Market strong. Sheep.
s4Gl8.76 yearlings S5.2507.3O; lambs $3.50