davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-05-21
LOCAL MARKET CONDITIONS.

Today's Quotations on Provisions, Live
Stock, Feed and Fuel.
Rock Island. May 21.-Following are
the Wholesale quotations in todays
market:
Provisions and Produce.
Live Poultry-Young chickens, II to
l2c per pound: hens, per pound, 10c;
ducks, per pound. to 10c: turkeys. per
pound, 14c to 15c; geese, per pound,
9 to 10c.
Butter-Dairy. 20 to 22c.
Lard-10c to lie.
Eggs-Fresh, 15c.
egetables-Potatoes, Csc to 70c.
Live Stock.
Hogs-Mixed. $5.75 to $6.25.
strengthening or over, $500 to
s5.75,; lambs, $3.50 to s6.75.
Cattle-Steers, $3.50 to IS; cows and
heifers, 81 to $3.50; calves. $3.50 to Sc.
Feed and Fuel.
Grain-Corn, SIC TO 55c; oats, 42c
to 43c.
Forage-Timothy hay, SIG; prairie,
$13 to SIG; clover, mixed, s12 to s13:
straw. $3.50 to IS.
Coal-Lump, bushel, Is to 14c: slack
per bushel. Z to &c.
Woodland, per load, $500 to $3.50.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-05-21

A little Kodol taken occasionally, es-
pecially after eating, will relieve sour
stomach, belching and heartburn. J..
p. Jones. of Newport, Tenn. says three
bottles of Kodol cured him of dyspep-
STA. 1t is sold here by all druggists.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-05-21

The chief stated that today the police
would take up the enforcement of the
ordinance prohibiting the throwing Of
waste paper on the streets and alleys.
In this connection the chief reported
that if the council permits, man will
provide sacks to deposit waste paper
in. and will collect this refuse twice I
week, without charge to the city. He
desires an exclusive right to collect
this material, however, and the matter
was referred to the city attorney.
Sewer Ordinance Void.
City Attorney Witter reported that
in his opinion the ordinance providing
for the Seventh ward sewer system 3
void, because since the estimate Ui
cost is for more than 100000, the or
dinance should have been publishe
before its adoption, and private prop
,erty through which the proposed sewer
passes is not accurately described. The
matter was referred to the board of To-
cal improvements to take procedure
that will be valid. The flaws in this
procedure were pointed out in the il
augural message of Mayor Schaffer
and were at once referred to the city
IattOrnCy.
Accept Boiler Bids.
The report of the waterworks com
mittee recommending that the bid y
the Brownell company of Chicago, foi
2,170. for two horizontal tubular boil
ers for the waterworks, be accepted
was adopted. and the mayor and clerl
instructed to enter into contract TO
the purchase of the boilers. The bid!
were referred 10 the new council &fte
being opened by the old body. The
plans and specifications for the area
way at the waterworks, also referre'
from the old council. were pr2acnee,
| by the committee. and accepted, th'
| city clerk being instructed to advertis,
for bids for the work.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1907-10-11
IA HAPPY
LOCKOUT

he turned the knob OF the door viii
the condolences born o. habit. Tho doc.
ala nor pfrn What was tiIs matter
a horrible fear assaulted him. ne
faoFea away slowly and walked Into
me dining room seeine no one there
re seniafed into the Kitchen. There
70 found Nolile on ths txhle before
Ter Wore two apple ries ready for iho
oven and there we're signs Of others
So, 60 be made
Noile De- said thnae pies have
g faaiaaouc tool
ieff have % VIII have more than
'hat s'ie answered carefully sa1kiug
Auas fipm him
nut wreicHed man tAat an.
shan never taste th0ae plesi A0llit
re bios has fallen asa l1cked out
~ my foom. !. 5oAa Everett Arm.
aifnns iockc0 eHt l0g bolne Afe weeks
BEHIND "a ms board Your eggeame1
aunt aemanea innnodlate payment
Wen aunt says that when she
spe4hs q you about yong indebtedness
sou tank rasaelf aad asatf 81 Is
peciinF remittance fhaf never come
"tA N4fh $ar 60 bilihaif Qn ypur way
1911 shf speaks % yoa again
faH uonlanf have nan 60 around
So snckcloih becaaae
shes tired % ii she aas
Wen soiiie So 1m !. ard
When interrupted M1llc. 7yon
came down % dinner laei night ~.
deniiy traYed f0r some social gnne
fion che ias' aef patience eaiirely and
DECLARED lAai SEN should ifamDi. upon
her r'shis nD longer
aho felf that my elegant appear
auee fea know ] looked aoli Noaie
? 4ceaaiuated my dsHnqleueles Iasf
like eomanf"
zen YOU John yea may consider
81 great good incA thal you didn't nud
yoar door locked last aisht when sou
got home
a DO ~ consider 81 a man doesn't
look pretty 10 egening eiothea IA The
early morning hours Seems sneon
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1907-10-11
I irstlVationalBaalz

SsoSHOne, IuaElo.
Opened for Business Jan. 20, 1868.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1907-10-11

Reid-"Whenever anything goes
wrong he blames ii on his wife" rs
that fact?" Yes. Why. only to-
day they were going out in their auto
mobile and the thing wouldn't bulge
an inch" Blamed that on his wife.
too. | supposeg" "Surei She had
used up all the gasoline he had In the
tank cleaning her gloves"
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1907-10-11

Nruguas nBi what 60 10 be- dono Forts
cord bagi dollars must { pm into yonl
epnfa hand heiafe cae taate again
her satpg aalads sad break hor az
cellenl hamemade bread Your aaaI
81 a fne eeos Mulle
sha d0tn p aid Mobile eis
ins D iiltla es'fa empNa. an sbe eas
heaief Eannaa lecs ihe meats aud
I lnoh afief fhe ancr enakius
a suspected Dc 30 Che time said
John. bai I wanted o. be sure Say.
Me.lie aren't tired Of be-.
}Eg pastry cook asronnd assis,
fHt in your ata-a select boarding
Anaso
fpu knew John how ltis Fathers
aeain leu nae stranded ana thh ls
present sova ana shelter aad can
coos
Adorable a'fi SON can How much
mpfe have sou on yauF cnokhus Bst
faf TODAY
fhfee lemon creams ami some
srlad aff lar
'NQa e.ii goi mako ihom
ha pli prevent mes
Nlil Ull GETS your aunt We
eiJ ao,f talg her $50 Wlu hreas our
caaia ia speak mefaphancaily
ftM y0Hs ueli TOE a man with
no moaVf ior g ran expecting mvthi.
eai checss ani aiih hIs clothes under
Jock ana yes
WHO eays I've 90 money be asked
staiiiaslf Who safs char ioneex
ncrifl check b a mylh Listen. utuo
Elrl lfe monef % burn Ms expeota.
ii0us tai good hasis and this very
m0snlns ihef have COME e. feailza.
rion. I came in % tcii your respected
relative ah0ai IA coaiisf wait an
dinner time ~ gay an MS indebted.
ness 20 her io receive Dor blessing
ana ask yuu. sloliie
say Molte. rah un "a your room
and ZIP on ttai dear little white froek
Toa bad On last night a. dinner You
sere a dream IN g. Thea 50 with me
- ;hs mlaIsier m see 80 the license
on me osy nurfyf
Blot ne pies. joint
Hang re pies-9r bufn theml I
cont care which
Bgi 70 spaak IN this way"
Wen POI sneak 600 telephone fgr
d eaFrissa. ga auianetiie. IA alfship
ansfalus toa say 80 b. here Ia ten
luin9es Wen ~ far,h then Ia he
s3cs ~ ail ihs uafid
lei Ne tape these p'es. John. BE-
fore We 80 hleaea DaHs News
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1907-10-11
STATING the Case.

woman came to court claiming
as daughter the wealth of the
deceased millionaire. But If your
were his daughter. why didn't you
mention 1t when he was alive?- she
was asked. Why, what'd been the
use! He'd have known wasn't. and.
besides. only just thought o. the
scheme"
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1907-10-11

q wert Mr. R9xley amt a. rich a.
sone peDie filnk said Tommy. lyon
said D. dldsi't have 70 work. but could
Jeai ~ afopud enioyin hisself whsr.
eref b. pleased
30 hs kin said Jimlny.
-Weii b. V&saf al that dandy sun
day school picnic a. ours yesterday.
a. the iicksts VIVA oa'y e ceats"-.
Catholic ssaDdard and Times.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1907-10-11
F. R. GooDNG, President.
F. w. GooDNG, Vice President.
w. HAIL HORNE. Cashier.

DIRECTORs-F. r. Gooding. Fred w. Good
ing, George B. Novingcr, Thos. H. Gooding
Heman NJ, Herbert. Edward A. Walters
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1907-10-11

Do a general banking business.
receive deposits and loan money
on approved notes.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-10-25

The Nickel Theatre offers a program
that Is very attractive the last three days
of this week. aud the result Is crowds
too largf 10 he accommodated by the ca
pacity OF the theatre, THE Masquerade
Barr rs one or INC BCSt pfcturcs tnHt nHs
been turned out recently by the motion
picture machine. II shows how some
clever thieves steal some masquerade
costumes and thus gain entrance To the
home of some wealthy people, where they
steal some valuable gems and silvcrware.
A hot and exciting pursuit OF the thieves
adds to tho effectiveness OF the picture.
There's A Rat I'm the Room" is an up
roariously funny picture of the trouble
one little mouse makes among a lot of
women. '"rhe Love Microbe" Is another
very funny picture OF how an old profes.
sor who scatters these amatory microbes
makes all sorts OF trouble. "The Cigar
Box" and Satan at Play" are two excel
lent mysterious pictures that were heart
lily applauded and Burglary by Motor"
was another good picture. Bob Alden
and Miss Carrier sang kissing" the
pretty little duet I'm which they have
been making such n big hit all week. and
won fully az many encorcs and Miss Car
rier and Miss Beaulieu sang ~ Love
You. Girlie, But I Don't Know Why?"
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-10-25
Three Small Fires

At o'clock William McClay sent I'm ~
alarm from box So. Borden and Mar,
streets. for a fire In his tenement at IL
Crary street. The blaze. which caused
little damage. resulted from the accident.
al capsizing OF an oil stove. At 1920 last
night hose II extlnguished n chimney fire
I'm George n. Hopes tenement. 900 Potter
avenue. The damage there was trifiing.
also.
street. near Dodge street, at 4:10 yester-
day afternoon. summoned the department
20 the Builders Iron Foundry. Codding
street where a blaze about an electric
crane In the rear OF the foundry was ex-
tinguished. The damage resulting was
small. Frederick Thompson. clerk.
sounded the alarm.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-10-25
PoR OVER SIXTY YEARS

MRS. wINsLow'S SOOTHING SYRUP
has been used for over go years nv
while teething, with perfect Success
IL soothes the child, softens the gums.
silays all pain: cures wind collie and
A. the best remedy for diarrhoea N
Will relieve the poor little sufferer i'm
mediately. Sold by Druggists in every
part of the world Twenty -nve cents
a bottle. BE sure and ask for Mrs
winslows soothing syrup" and take
Guaranteed under the food ana drur.
ect. June 30. 1905. Serial number 1893.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-10-25
Laborer's Foot Crushed

Creseazio Antonio. 20 years old whose
home is at 20 River street, woonsocket.
had his right foot crushed while az work
for the New York. New Haven and Hart
ford railroad I'm the rear OF Dyer street
yesterday afternoon. lie was taken 20
the Rhode Island hospital In an ambu-
lance summoned from that institution by
the police.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-05

s s s:t at f! Di ns ass
sss: sS sis.
s 70 oa s s'9 5s ses Nsw as'
nsehaased 5-ise: ssIes. 10 bales Cha rlestoH
ehsneet e at ioc. St Iouis-uet unchanged at 1os.o
gales. 2n bales. Little Rock-steady. unchanged at
q ou Rass
asss. = s q s @ go ssss.! ss s sSs s.: sa III
sRsea l 5sPS2 ss.. cables sRs
export looo bales; American; 5000 baIesi receipts 81 900
epenee quiet ~ to points ower Closed steady, at
Rsasag p: % od & Bas lsaas sSa dhnzar
APMay t4sa $50 Magspss and Jun'Hls
yarn es 5aI. Dc S
In.ndi Isl, cloths fir firm ,,u., -,...,. :, ,o-
On % % Rs' y sa sade @ ns'ss 9wsr Gn
g scQss so winter patents, So 6ogss spring
q s.s1 sss.' /. 81 % ss Sc Tin issS H. market sss Sa Sa
& e. g To- 70 s5o @ sd S & "a % M cdae RYE 10 s5
& :ss g sssa 70 s. ss g. aa.ss a qG 6as 3 EB Ef
s sfssy s. a Sgn 9F m
an PROMPT ,hDnsss sty brsn. s2 bulk s22 sSas2s 10
ssse :s:ls Sisa 0ss IS % o. n0nn'
osnseabIe the last sales proved 10 be
srs sesk ar Is % to with m Prices 0 n % n The
season Eor time after the opening it looked If the
activity among short based the idea thai
prices should have reaction after their long
bull support half hearted
and important covering developed in consequence
especially after midday was bulsh. There was con-
siderable liquidation I'm the hour. part OF il based
ing the day that export sales for the had
proximated 40 loads Freight announced large
corn that the trade was satisfied as to the genu-
ineness Of the sales reported Weakly
arces were also heavy srncunting TO 2s 600 bush
pared with 2<e 900 bush the previous week Argentine
reports were conflicting. public cable said the weather
private advces have indicated very conditions
for wheat. which OF at this time dry
weather Foreign markets were an weak and lower. led
By decline OF A9%sd at Lrerpool. The interior
exceoied last by 24s.0oo Argentine
ehpeents about 600 600 bush than previous
week Broomha also reported that Indian crop prospects
better. cables confirming Increase of
in the PunJsnb district Receipts Winnipeg
sions This country predicted cold wave asa not
insteraIze, with the severity expected
S9c nominal in elevator and soc nominal afioat
No Northern Duluth ssc and No hard winter. s31ac
afoat. cORN-Untl the last half hour showed
little change from the previous night times working up
nc Abose the close followed by reactions
gave signs OF clearing in the West but receipts al
Chicago below the estimates Eventually
cir Lad broke he ree % from 1a t blr m sa'esls Yan
Of the day Locally it closed GAo under the previous
thsn the previous week Satur-
days receipts at Chicago AS cars with prospects
that with good weather both the movement and quality
S5D0o9 bush. Exporters took II loads. No corn
slOsed s2e elevator and assse snoat; No winter,
IN the DAY oats stronger but IN following declines
lowest point In New Yok the oas market was steady
closing ss follow Mxee ri TO 81 ib 3a95oac natural
sb socsso HYE-Nor1insl BATLEY--NominaI BUCK
1a ~ss.s nsudas fss e Hsi a. .0s a. " s...
New-York tribune., 1907-01-05
OTHER MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

rm prime steers s5 e5Qs6 shipping s6GS5 co. butchers
81 5odS5 40 VEAISReceips. 900 head; active 25c
higher; 81 50G$7. HOGS-Receipts, $500 head: fairly
active and 10c higher; mixed and Workers., Sc S5 pigs
Sc s5G$6 96 SIS 9ogS6 10; s4 259$5 SHEEP
AND LAMBS-Receipts. 5000 head; active ana steady;
Cincinnati Jan. 4-HoGs-Actve butchers and ship
pers, so 55as6 go; common. 50 bO9S6 go CATTIKS
Strong fair 70 good shipper 81 75qs6 go; common SEQ
Qs7 65. '' " ~
Chicago, Jan. 4--CATTLE-Receipts about 900 head;
market steady; common to prime steers s4aS7; cows
" 15q$4 5 hefers 81 604$5 bulls So 4OaS4 so; calves
y Ibqss hO stockers and feeders. 81 40a$4 80 HOGS
choice 70 primo heavy. SO 45ass so: medium to good
70 choice mixed s6 86QS6 4O packing So 20g$6 4o Digs
SoQSo 8o BHEEP-Receipts, about 5000 headl market
sfessy sheep So 7Sase yearnss 81 eo9$6 5o lambs
Union Stock Yards Pfttsburg. Jan. 4-CATTI.E-
piy light market steady choice. S66S6 IS prime So 600
90 90 sHEEP-Supply light; market stendy; prime
Ssssssr' $ eogso eqlls ana s2gs5 limbs
gn market a active Prime heavies. So 6o8s8 e5;
Kansas City, Jan. <.-CATTLE-Receipts 5000 head
aLket steady choice export and dressed beef steers
20 oos5 6O fair to good 81 10G$5 40 Western fed steers
20 oO9SI 7o sockers and feeders S30S4 u.s. Southern
~ 2o4S5; Southern S2ls3 80; native cows
* tGs4 o native hetfers S3S5: bulls S8dS4 %: calves
sS9OQSI 90 IIOGS-Recepta. 5000 head Market 2I Gsc
higher top SO 90: bulk Sc 35dS6 45: heavy 81 4G SO 10
s7Eseeceips 20oo head Market steady Lambs Sc $50
og FED ewes and yeaElings 81 758$6 1b western fed
yesTungs 50 1886 go Western sheep 81 5OSh az,
stockers and feeders. SO 256S4 TO- W.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-05
Dash QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New York January 4 1905
cOFFEE-The coffee market continued steady TO firm
again during ot-days trading the volume Of bust
ness showed considerable Improvement. opening
vas steady at partial advanc, OF points and the
market closed STEADY advance OF 10Q15
points Sales FOR the day reported Of 12S 600 bags
1t said that o.
ing futures the open of increased
steedness in the market pro-
tecton against future requirements. coffee likely
70 rs oeveed on contract might their
snetr but III spot prices should
would sso aovance IN all probability and the profit
ehown by these purchases
prices they would be called upon for
plies OF the grades suited requirements add
ton. tbs high grade eoees, probable
which have been weight the local market
ere pecoulins desirable property owing
ereasns supplies of the lower grades and Street
chan1 predict that there may widening O
tersnces between grades, a
larger premium than case Aside frou the
ruors regarding the jobbers
seemed 10 be fresh bullish Developments Receipts
et primary points continued fu Indifferent
el.6 Europe moderate seller in the local
The for in and Rio
No z quoted al 71sc
The range prices to-day
a
New-York tribune., 1907-01-05

81 Sa cS 5nebe, @ dc sa S s4d@ S per 6s Ns
Te @ Danish seed so per cut top p. Sb s
s. esi!foFnIa per s tass 81
s5s california; Pss eass S;
81 Is: EscARoi New = orleans per S6l S8SSS 50; d
i$g$G EGflda bos s29s4 d9 sss SSsq0 o;
bsi NSFsS as Do per Ne% eS 3eah A psf e
@ Smq u White pickle per S6 S4ss 20 %s Fer
per Dbl s98S5; do yellow, 81 5oQS2 25 red 81 5oqS2
75cs a. state % AND West! western Per wiie PER crate 81 9
s 10 @ bag Per s "a dG M IN Do Su h 5Ga iJS nj
259S sfiALL9Ts New orleans. ,s. ice lunches sa
Susn 56.s P&s Pr Forda per bssGe qs5
s. 5o6s5 3f1 sT SsaS GEsa8s 4Sas r 2 %
box s2a$& 5o fHRsSPs PSI per B6i 81 25asi 5o PUMP
N m 5neHs ef '' Sgs e Ea6 psr SsT Basket sihs 81
KoMAISE Orleans per bel saas5 T5ssid5:
DC FPeaeS psr s dozen ss 81 5o a BEAS S
1 % % GF
Do %San wi 90 Pef Crate H'T ST. per sp N %
esF g. 6 DBL cds % Ws5 B &C., de-
sSga n per PER b a so s 'a &C. !,. dSS g .aa % %
sPss S6 qSasso do 5S RsPf1y whisg 06 $40
HorH6usE oDucTs@cucumbefs plenty and weak.
Lettuce Lettuce steady NqshTooms lower. Mint scarce rad
qgo,s; BEET dREE&s Su.ns! box, eoS5Ss;. cT
LETrtcE per dozen 45G5os sGsaRooMs 3hite =
5gnchss; 5oegsi: PARSLEY, per dozen banshss, $50
zoe RADISHES, 100 punches. So 509S3 so. RHU-
bARB Westera psE p large bur bunch 7509oo SPINACH.
HAY AND sTRAw.-HAY-Early. severe tteady rain
prevented the moving OF rail- arrivals hay
decidedly blank days trade yesterday. Prices
unchanged but should late moderate offerings prevail
the market IS likely 20 work IN prices. We quotei
Prime large bales per 100 ~ 81 Is; 10. 81 o50$l TO-
No eIlscuSl. No. 3. p0lt5c shipping SUfeJc; clover
mixed socN$l. clover. clear, 5og90c STRAW Market
hTn with Hshl receipts and the platforms have become
quite clear We quote: Best long 65I7Oc: useful
undersrade 55a5oo PER 100 70 Receipts OF hay and
IN reported the Produce Exchange az
to-day: Hudson River Railroad 60 tons Erie 4o Penn
syVaniA, 90. Delaware. LackavaRna & Western. l20
Iehgh Valley. 40; Baltimore Ohio. TO- Central Of New
Jersey. 100; total. go Receipts 10
The total receipts Of hay and straw New York. in
FOR the 1906 with 1905 reported
by the New York Produce Exchange a follows:
Year 1905 s4ss2s tons hay: 27.542 tons straw.
1908, s57. 049 tons bay; a.325 straw.
Toledo Jan 4-t,toVERSEED-Cas and January
IS 37s: February, IS -; March. SIS so April Ss 25
ALsntT-Prime. 81 55. TTMOTHY-Prime SO os
New-York tribune., 1907-01-05
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

:.
Iiudins 81 M !! cars 9r export alive III for ssaShtereTs and
cars on sale Steers were In good demand and hlI
thin cow, Shade higher: medium and good cows steady
chocs ave aa; s s6s at % 81 p 100 ~ bs
90 4ogS4 25 cows al s. SoaSi 25 Dressed beet in fair
native sides selling at e,a99c per n ana fancy beef
live cattle selling at lo.3a2e per H. dressed weight
to-day from this port To-moprow the Mesaa for Lon
eo w SaTTy $50 cattle and 99 900 OF beef for
berg Son and the 81 Paul takes out for Lon
1.2o quarters for schwaTzsehild suzJerger, making
cattle 90 sheep and 49, quarters OF beef
al TO ports Of Great Britain with the exception OF 40
ssIesAsr9s,so% q 90 Co 10 KENTUCKY steers Is5 p
4 3 sb1S sso h DO ass 81 81 DO l!$S il $!
il 59Sg s. :. -, = ll5 5S
r. at s. 10: DO s$5 ~ at 90 d. ssi n at f2 $;
a, s; do. Us r. a. s. "a ~ w. ''s ~
sePs',; & GGS .';s si% 2 : : g. s;f's
ss COWS - lso 81 io T p a. g 300 m e e0 a, ' s p g. M
& at s % e. at g g. GP Do @ as s % f. st 81 81 GO SS3 H. at 81
MstoP ,o.z q GO e Western T ss9[ TS iGos p at s. 'o
Eppsten: 10 kentucky steers I26S r! at IS 70
Lee M were lSS hSad including 20 toT
ana steady barnyard calves nominal: OF western
Seals sold at s7sSs SO; ous at S. City dressed Teais
Sales. Sanders, il yeals i43 average at SO so
George : l. s Dnenbaok: veals. lSs n. a, SO 'o
Mcpherson 6s Co: II veals. 1OT n, 81 30
SHEEP AND IAAMBS-Receipts 10 cars, e 2O3
head including cars for seughteTers and for tho
NJ rket, making with the stale stock. sale
Sheep were steady; lambs trde easy; one car that
arrived he
sheen sold SASS per 10: medium prime lambs
at 81 25gss %: culls So dressed steady at
lambs IlQl3c, with
selling up 13hc country dressed dollhouse
lambs lower a sSqSl0 per carcass.
6aes-S Sanders: 1888 state lambs IS 10 at So 25 III
oo 93 ~ ss.23; I7s do 80 lb at 81 IS; 30 culs
S5 yearings 81 n. at SO; IT state sheep
I22 10 at 81 rs; 10 culs. 1O2 10. at So rs.
Commission Company: 23l Buffalo lambs 10 70
IS 21i 80 Western do es No. at IS; 1e7 Pennsylvania
do H. 81 Pennsylvania sheep. 110 10.
q & l.. Dlenback: 12T state lambs. 72 ID. IS %
as sheep, 81 lb. S5.
sheep 112 ID at S.
HOGS-ReceiptS were 22 cars SeiI head all for
slauglterers Nomnay weak FOR live hogs Buffalo
advices Country dressed hogs slow sa p0o per
medium light weights
Sales date yesterday s. 25 state hogs 2a2
10. at Sc so: Q rough. 365 10, at IS So
New-York tribune., 1907-01-05

COTION-Trading IN cotton very quiet to-day but
tns market after lower early session,
steady and recovered the loss The was point
lower on January but generally 2G7 points higher
olenng was barely steady q decline 2a4 points
owing 70 disappointment the showing
market The big Houston estimate uo-days receipts
caused further decline right opening
g The forenoon prices worked off loss OF about
sQl1 points under scattered liquidation selling
by local bears January relatively weak the de-
cine owing 10 the circulation Of few notices which
were said 70 be In the reenders bales
stopped earlier In the month and sold OF e3sc Around
This level offerings smaller and IN the trading
the market did better local bull covering
The close at practically the best point
The general situation shows little change from day day.
Most of the private sdvces the interior indicate
fness sufficient connection with the big
demand to ozet the large movement OF cotton into sight
although big receipts undoubtedly of the
important factors In restricting fresh demand Advices
from the South that preparations elready
being talked Of. meetings the various large
resolutions against will be urged
Superintendent Kings weekly figures follow
receipts 3l5 353 bales against 15 e45 last year.
land mills Canada, 6l724. against 243I9 last
Southern mill takings (estimated 710OO against 63UO
gain Of stock interior towns l241 bales
31s bales against 025 last Total
receipts bales against 500 4e
year. overland mills ana Canada. 5S5,455 against
year Southern mill takings 1031O00, against
t74 year; stock at interior towns in OF
September 550oS5 against be0S4e last brought
fr.O sight thus far for 1898 9 against 1l7603s
year The crop is for l26 days this
season. against i27 last
contract prices In the local market to-day
" as follows.