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The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1908-08-20

Ladies Waists
SOC big lot of nice white Waists Sc
$50 and 200 best Ladies' Waists. CSC
$50 Ladies Underskirts. at............. 92c
$50 Ladies Night Gown. at ........... 79c
200 Z" Z" ...... o8c
Big lot of Dress Skirts
at Less Than Cost.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1908-08-20
Ladies Shoes & OXfOrdS

Also we cut the price in two on
every pair OF shoes in the house. Do
not miss this chance.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1908-08-20
Ladies Hose

Ladies' Hose
10 and lac Ladies Hose. black. white
and tan. sale price .......................S Sc
Csc Ladies Hose. black and tan. at lie
55c black and tan lace,
sale price .......................... l9c
7Sc Ladies Hose, black ana tan lace.
sale price ......... -.......... ........... 39o
l0c Childrens hose. all sizes ........ Sc
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1908-08-20
Mems Shoes

800 pairs Stacy Adams Shoes ........4.4s
Our best $50 Shoes and Oxfords 8 48
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-07-25
PRESERVkTNE
DANGEROUS TO HEALTH

WASHINGTON. ID. C.-Special 20
lessor John Harper Ions. oi the
Northwestern University. has demon
strated that btnzoate OF soda. Wnlcn
* very geenrally used as preserve
tive in the manufacture OF &C. rtain ar
ticles OF food is injurious 20 the ho-
man system. ..
There can be no doubt. however.
said DR. Wiley. that benzoate OF soda
when nlaced in foods IN greater guam
titv than one-tenth Of one per cent Is
injurious to the human system
The report from Chicago states thal
two members of the poison squad
of Dr long have been made III by the
banzoate and the chemists ~ charge
nj the experiments believe they nave
already enough evidence 10 JUSTIFY 'h'
department in prohibiting the employ
ment of the drug In the manufacture
( of articles OF food. Catsups. prese INe7
and kindred articles all contain ben
zoate OF soda. II viii be gre al oloN
10 the trade If a regulation torbiatihs
the use OF the chemical Is proihu'
gated. -
DIR. Wiley said to-day that the r.
sults OF his own experiments with tn'
soda would be published IN lev
DAYS
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-07-25
CURRENT COMMENT


The greatest question now exercis-
ing the minds OF Virginia magistrates
and Journalists is. What or who Is
an habitual drunkard2 The answer
h. important. as the Byrd LIQUOR law
assigns heavy penalties on the saloon
Keeper who shall be convicted OF nav
ing sold liquor 10 such. The problem
does not seem TO as TO be very abstruse.
An habitual drunkard Is person who
h in the habit OF getting drunk. But
N IL readily seen that the saloon man
can neither De omnicicnt nor infalii-
ble as 20 the habits OF his customs rs
He might i'm perfect ignorance and IN
nocence dispense drinks 20 a dypso-
maniac OF the most confirmed class.
a casual patron or an entire stranger
Who might be perfectly sober "ne p
the sale was made. This Is one OF
several features OF the Byrd law when
will ioin the dead-lettcr multitude De
cause void OF certainty The dicta
tors of the measure looked more q
the sound than the sense OF the stat
ute. we're more Jealous for its enact
ment than solicitous for its enforce
ment LEGISLATION which IS not prac
tcal always does harm .-Norioi
Nirginian- Pilot.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-07-25
UNITED STATES FILES ~
LIEN ON JAMESTOWN

NORFOLK. VA Spt clal ne
emitted states Government has hled
netition in the jaime stoWn tNposllio'
Federal Court litigation here asNin-
,-or,ction AS creditor az Che expo
sirf,r or account OF IT'S Si.OooOoo loan.
and claiming priority OF pa, ment over
a,er>thine else owed bs tne Expos
fiOu Company
The petition sets out that oi 'n'
81 GOO 600 loan The goyernm' no has p,
c.ised back SlO1 0f6 fi. leaving n"'
anc, due of SN97.97Slt
Receiver Alvah H NarttH. OF 'n'
jamestown Exposition COMPANY ih
statement declares that De- does no'
l,ok ON the government snit AS un
friendly declariug thar 70 was hitu 'I
order to be proven aud take its pla'.
among others 10 is understood ina
rh. proving of the claim is ont ul tn'
stems nee, ssary iu The purchase oi ih
,~,,nds for "a naval training stauo'
and coal base. the claim COB oe ac'eptr
AS part payment
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-07-25
PUMPS FRESH AIR
INTO BIG HOTEL
Two Giant Turbines Placed on Roof
supply 100000 Cubic Feet Of Air
Every Minute 20 Inmates Of
Hotel tst0r.

NEW YORK Special. the rooi
Of tha Hotel Aston. bat sCree ned from
the view of the hundreds who congrt
cate there nightly to listen 90 the or
~best~a and enjoy cooling hevt raEe 8.
there has been Installed rsmarkaolf
anparatus fer the purpose OF supply
ing ventilation for the hotel keNoiN-
ing ON % single shaft are TWO Sirocco
,,-hfre fans each OF which draw 3d.
OO0 cubic feet OF air a minute through
the yentlating shaf, With which they
F are connected.
The average hotel room contains
about , 900 cubic feet. These TWO fans
alone assure a supply OF 100000 cubi,
. feet Of fresh afr every minutes OF TN
dav A thirty-fve horse-poWer motto
runs both fans Nctwithstanding tnel
great capacity. they are only siN's
rcur inches I'm diameter. such ven
tnatfng plant would have oten impos
sible but for the invention oi the tuf
hine type OF fan.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-07-25
senator Tulman in Morocco.

Hon Benjamin r. Tillman has i"Hu
GOD in Morocco NJ the sultan Know
his business he will engage the Son'"
Carolina Senator FOR "a few weeks. Ie
rardlesS of expense. to hN Pap tut "l
fairs of his kingdom. Mr. lhl"i""
could get out his pitchforA. put ON
rod shirt and a slouch NAT ana gun
tb, turbulent Arabs into the tam u'u-
h.rs lie is the one man to mate"
.-aipst Raisun the head of the si'A,
Rohber, and Ransom company gu
Norocco which corresponds n -c"-
raj WAY with the trusts n America
and the monopolies m Europe boN 4
in south Carolina the belief is gene .t.
hat Tulman can. with one mana u .' 4
bebiud him. whip his weight DOB "Ho
cats After months az quiet am" l'S
IL. might be induced 90 take l'"
laws ON and amuse himself oy spank
inr RaisuH. wiping out the tonu' Y
and bandits and cleaning up the sial'
.rs I'M Morocco That would oe 7'-'
.oupeusation To him tor NOT penn
.bls 10 ioin in the Presidential cam
naien i'm the United states ban u.
more sun
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-07-25
LICENSE TO WE'D
IN HIS POCKET
,,.5 ,Nidower Who Proposed Mari, b.
ing Thirtcen-Year-Old Girl Is
Pound Dead aud Hung Up TO
"A Tree ia Mary land

DOVER DEL.-Specl
posed murder oi NJ i.tl'.t 49, ,,..
v,N-fo-do farmer """ ply ,..,.
Maryland state llnt. '"- ,r,u.
about fo mar f-''-'' .rs "a,
lr-Near-oid -tl hts
tIre Delaware p'Nl"7"'" ,.... ,..
Williams. VINO Was t.,..t,t..-
resided WIN ..9 .'...-. .- ,-rir.u
visited one of his tautni' "'
tom Nd. last FtidA, Nl'' .I
ths house he was not a-'l" ,-..
nus ''"- 4 T.unleNIllI
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-07-25
ROEOluLU WELCOMED
THE BATTLESHlP FLEET

HONol.yu.U. -Special--The Allan
tic battleshsp feet arrived here al
noon July 18th. BY universal consent
the dav was made complete holiday.
ali business being suspended, and
thousands OF people from different is
lands Of the territory assembled on
diamond Head and other heights and
points OF vantage southeast Of the
city 10 view the approach OF the
Armada
The health OF the crews has been
very good. and there have bvcn no
deaths or serious accidents since ieav-
ing San Francisco. The Nebraska
witch was left behind when the flee
sailed from the Golden Gate on &C
count of scarlet fever cases amOni
her crew. overlook the fleet AT 6:5'
A NJ July 18th.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-07-25
Waste on the Farm

From authoritative reports oN gov .
eminent officials IL appears that some
1857 .O21 cattle die in the United states
annually from disease and exposure
most Of them from neglect From
the same source IL Is also ascertained
that the loss OF sheep from the same
causes is as great
These figures only serve 90 sho"
what a wasteful people we are Onr
of the excuses the beef trust MAKE
for high prices OF provisions Is thr
enormous death rate OF live STOCK ou
the range and on the farm moSt ''
IL due 20 pure triiingness OF the nt ius
mon and rrazier. Indee a. the Loose ;
bv neglect and exposure greatly eN
coed the losses by disease.
II would be impossible 90 fstinai,
the waste OF farm products after they
mature i'm the field, but % is enormous
some OF II due 20 scarcity OF LABOR
brt most of II tracsable 60 nrutits'
hnshaudrv. or. in plain speech down
rfrht lazfnpss one source OF waste
il inperfect cultivation. for milhon
,f farmers persist iu hair cuiufano'
of large areas when they would max
more b, proper tillage ot fewer acres
Then there is immense waste ODD in
disregard OF intelligent rotation
rrons This is the worst sort oi VAST
for IL means devastation oi SOILS 'h.
requires Years of provideni uHase
replace All over the East are aoa'
4 doned farms that would to-day oe ="
+ dens If they had been given intelilse,
cultivation. That farmer Is not
q for his vocation Who does not mctea'
the fertility of his soil every year
81 cultivates b.
q The vast wealth We nave accuin
lated was acquired hy reason OF
MANY advantages We enjoy ON.
the principal being The cheap ~
produced on the farm Unless 'u'
Is less waste. that cardinal SOU, go
D prosperity viii soon De- lnih~ ''
mast Washington Post.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-07-25
ELECT LEE PRESIDENT
VIRGINIA DENTAL Assn

RICHMOND NA.-Speciai. AFTER
one OF the most instructive sessions IN
its history. the Virginia State Dental
Association closed its thirty ninth an
nual convention Immediately AFTER
the election OF it's officers for the en-
suing YEAR
Oficers were elected as follows.
President. DIT r. A. Lee. OF Lynch
burg.
First Vice President. Or. ?. j. APP
plewhite. Newport News.
second Vice President. DIT r "
Stiff. Richmond
Third Vice-President. DIT. W H.
Noseley. South Boston.
Recording Secretary. DIT George r
( Keesee. Richmond -
+ Corresponding Secretary. Or. ". II
{ Pearson. Hampton.
Treasurer. Dr. William NJ. Sturges
Norfolk. ,.,,,
Executive Committee. Drs. William
pitcher. Petersburg; J. II. Mannlne
Norfolk: c. T. Womack. NarunsNill'
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-07-25
RAIN OF SHOT FROM
POWDERLESS GUN
one Hundred Bullets second Hurled
Prom Noi~eleSS Weapon Ope rated
b, an Electric Motor Three
Tnrget> Torn 90 Pieces.

new YORK Special Without ans
sound except ths patter of bullets as
fhey made holes Through targets con '
structld OF pine boArds 100 hundred
shots second were discharged irou.
a Noise less and powdsrless gum in che
loft of fh. Standard Nttrr Company
factory. GAO No. e4n Robinson street
rlathush
Before thr Demonstration began ~
Bangttttr explained That ais mNrn
dion does uOt require explosives of
an, kind ant that compressed A-
hos nothing fo do with the tis,hHrt
of tn. bullets The mechanism Do
explained is simple. in fact tnaf AnN
one aIth e. bent Tor machine rN N"nl.
understand it % once permitted to r>-
anime Thee gun
Power from seven horse power
electric motor supplied Che pruprhint
force which discharged Che bullets
This power Was transmitted nf nti'
which ram from the hN wheel OF tht
? motor Through au opening bob Che case
? meut and osrr another wheel VINE
was connected Nlth tne gun mfcnun
ism
SO sound except the whlrl of OBJ.
wheel came from the gum wclosun
..n.u fnr power uas Turned un. $50
- Rancrrter dId mott enter t.r little rOon
nousfre the Weapon. tor once fNt NnN
.r is turned Uu NJ ie not nttre-.'I
that ANS One should boz near tnr -Nl
lufu the hopper Boz poured thn nu
lets and irum th. hidden mut.lr
.fn. euu came tht steel nhlrts nei
Aas no explosion. uo 7moNr aud i
.clIck of shells uelu- forced rmn
.ruu tlr magazine De- 'Alt 7NA'
.Ihat came lDm tnr 4uu was thr dro
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-07-25

sheless. that elasticity yos have spok-
IN 81 tells me that the bettfr part Tor
me- ALL Be 20 make a wax nSht That
your husband may 20 free.
She stood iskS = statue, kst IN
dream OF The past. Sor rhat etas-
ticify she bad considered another
name for evn stood between her nus
band and a prison RE advancfd 20
ward her. took her hand ana pressed
hfs lips 10 H. Then. turning Der gent-
b. toward the door. he said
CO. This Ia a dangerous place for
you 20 b. seen n e we're Known thAt
you had been here Il sould take @NaI
my power 70 grant your reasest-
she passed cut silently. owning
her face az she had cotne m The
neat day after me trial RGdtocS vas
ruined politically and Trus sdale scott
went 60 his family free ~na Fi0di-
Gated man
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-07-25
NOISE OF TRAIN SAVES
MAN PROM CREMATION

HENDERSON n. g.. Special Nf.
Frank Workman. farmer and merchant
Oh, siding three uliles from henderson.
had narrow escape from cremailon.
be- was awakened ot the = A D.
southbound train about four ti"cA.
ANA heard the breaking or lamp
chimney ln an instant his store was
snlsze and bs the exercise OF presence
of mind he threw blanket over the
flame which soon extinguished a. and
after a severe night the hames were
also cOnqus red.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-07-25
RECORDS
MADE PROM SUGAR CANE

WASHINGTON, ID. C.-Special.-.
The West India committee clreuias
states that application has been hlaue
for a patent for process OF eA'IaS'-
ing wax from the sugar cane IL seems
that the rind of the cane contains
certain proportion OF wax Nnlch n ns
hitherto been lost with the reluse' -
the ne~ process this wax - nov
covered from the inter felese eli
,,,,o.,a 10 commercial uses. being very
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-07-25

similar ina its characteristics 20 bees
wax or carnauoa wax, which can -
used for precisely the same purposes.
The wax. which resembles That nov
used very largely for making eyiinder"
Tor so-callsd taikiug machines. ~ eN-
ceedingly hard and capable OF taSins
a high polish II is understood tha'
many factories in Java viii this year
egin using this process
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-07-25
A GOOD SCHOOL.

The National Busine IS College. Roa-
noke. Va. places students I'm positions
every week They have lust secured a
de sirable position for Mr.. Lyle Flesh
man with a large corporation. Write
FOR their catalogue.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-07-25
WEEKLY SHORT STORY
4 CASE or ELASTIC CONSCIENCE
Irene g. Adams

when Truesdale Scott. prominent
banker and promoter was convicted
OF uisappropriation Of funds every
one said thar the siOQueuce OF the
prosecuting attorney. Rowland Rrd-
dock. had done the trick Scott had
been caught In big commercial panic
with too great 4 load on his hands
and had 20 90 under Indeed. to save
himself he had placed himself under
the AK Of the law. Ruddock had a
political scheme marked out for him
self. and SCOTS conviction Was
great card FOR him with thousands
u voters Who hated the plntocrats
R0ddoSk was 70 be governor OF the
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-07-25

state then senator scott Was con a
victed just as the gubernator!al con p
test was coa1ing on But Scott had N
sUccee ded IN getting new trial. p
which came on just before the elec-
ton What vas the astoaishTnenf q
Of every one when ne made 80 weak q
an EFFORT as 20 - accused 81 pander- y
INK 20 the plutOcratic interest. Scott
Was acquitted and Rudtock was de-
feated tn the election
About ne time that Ruddock left I
the Law school he met Margaret Cush-
man. a giri % very strong character.
She had a conscience Of cast iron.
Nothing could swerve her from what
she considered the right she vas
much pleased with RuddoCk. az he
was with her. but she feared that bis
sense OF principle VAS not a. stronE
. in him a. 10 should b.. Pie strose to
( convince her that she had mistaken
a certain elasticity for something
worse. citing the Furltans as IN ex-
ample OF too rigid conscience.
They acre engaged and the engage
mert lasted until RuddoCk defended
"a notorious rogue aud by hts brilliant
lcgal tactics acquitted him Margaret
knew All about this case and coult
f not see how her lover could make his
f action accord with his conscience. boz
vain he ate mpted 90 show hey that
E there can be- but one duty Of iaV-
ser toward his client he must io his
best
This said Margaret. makes a
/. courtroom merely legal arena lt
is not Justice that decides questions.
victory irre spfctive of Euiit or iu-
nocence perches upon the banner oi
the most brilliant knight.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-07-25

Dr. C. Acun. Elba. Va. January
go. 1887. said. have used Craig
hIIl,s sar-apartiia in ny family sAa
IN my practice with good results.
and believe q 60 De the best o. tAs
market
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-07-25

Oscar Ramsey. brakeman soutA-
ern Railway. SycAmore. Va. advises
every one who has Rheumatism 20
use CrSixaiif's sAr~sParuts- ne
saws four bottles cured him-
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-07-25

". II white. merchant. q
L.ynchburx. says: have tries
pretty rauch All the eAtarrh cures
but Crafxhurs SarxapartAss 10 tAs
only remedy I have been able g
get hold % which would cure sss
disease. IL Is Invaluable
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-07-25

FOR sale 81 druggists aad eoaa-
try stores AZ sec. per Bottle
Guaranteed under the Food sk1
prux Act OF June 30. iseS
PAxNE. STAY q ANDEasoE.
ManufaCturtng pra<xa<e~
LNNCHBCAG. "a
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-07-25

r. Mayhem. conductor soutAsr.
Railway. Elba. Va. says, recon-
mend "a a. an appetizer And bleed
purifier.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-07-25
An Ideal Spring
Tonic, Blood
Purifier and
Appetizer
BALTIMORE. Nd.

HECOMM ENDED FOR
RHFtMATISM. sCaOFrLA AND
sCNoFNLOJs AFFECTIONS,
CHRONIC CATARRH.
ERUFTEvE DISEASES.
BOILs AND SORES.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-14

,rrernlar figures Spring ducks plenty and 9s s9@-
Squads 6sots desaruRREYs best ls
SI5s do sg%s sprnE Gn bGoers
= to pair per r1 ID nsed fancy eS DO
s2fyanfa S2H nG poor 2o25c western seaded fancy
d2 d2y PG9E pSed faae box
1is % chdiee % and u aad
otH 90 Dsed sGsheT@ poor so fs Hfs
scaded5 ae15.d 1lSse sdse D6ckSa 0re GRS Long
piGkea' pdn and eastern spring and Penn
4 sssd gdnsi ST "a lsFss do Sas
FGo5sn-TTTFRKkEEYrss Ne hens is@15c old
No No ls@5oc S!S BRo1LERs H. es99sS
GH5GKENs ac NeHTSRHNs TSfsTHE No i5@i$e Fowls dry
p1sSd Il s3e AND i9 in
free supply active and sSs fer form choice 3e
in Te oT
supply and eTsen qusy edrn ldWer Lima Mush
ag a9d haRer @ Fa2ay
steady Tomatoes heavy supply and o1ah
yegetae1es aek @bi1e si qgotea eer bS s9@s
s. So 8 ~ d DO &c culis swEET 8 PoTaToE 20
ersey D per basket 81 AsPARAGUs PEI dozen eo
bmnShss b@nShss sSsS s. 90 OcARRoTs so%hsr 100
punches @ s9Ss head do S6 81 Pss do
GS CELERY Bermuda per crate At ae si do 'o Eastern
Shore per crate do per b6l M g S2s DO DO
SOUTHERN southern red per go cTCgMBEBs Bsr
basket 25g$2M lid do 6 soFsa E o an9 PNTs sGta Florida
Der Der crate 81 9s1 Is: Florida. 5ocGs1; do New New
orleans per 100 s2GsS KALE. nearby, per bb! 20 "a
SOC: LETTUCE nearby per Dbl. 15cq 81 %; 90 a per
S1Gs2 do Bermuda crate 15c q 81 90 MI M 1ao
bnnches 5oc aS1; ONIONS. Texas. white. per crate
500 75c: Egyptian. per bag 81 49, 81 ~; 1eeS: er
100 75cas 25 OKRA Southern per carrier St 9em So
PEAS Long island. per bag. 81 50q$2; do Jessey'
Telephone per basket 81 25G do other kinds 81 q
81 56 Phiadelphia. Telephone per basket 81 Zog @
81 75 do other kinds, S1Gs1 81; do Delaware ana
Maryland Telephone per basket 81 81 so' 40 @ 5o
do other kinds: 75c ca$1 30 PARsdbY Ney 3Ti9ans i4
nearby per bbI soc ISL do per basket 20 29e;
BARE nearby. per 100 bunches 75c 81: sTRING s
BEANS Baltimore. wax, basket 81 '3d 81 %
Norfolk wax. per basket 75c9s so; do green 7@2c@ @
81 25; do North Carolina. wax and green per tnlro
basket 5Oc9$1: SPINACH; nearby per b6l: 80 a 1Sc;
SQUASH Hubbard, per bbl crate. S14S1 30: DO mar
row per bbl crate $19sd 6o do white per hhl 70og
crate 81 Isl so; do rer box 5o@75e; TIRNiPs os
Rutabaga per bb or bas. 81 % 81 90 90 white per
carrier 75c a 81 80; Mississippi case, 500 35c;
hothouse, per lb, 1Oc; WATERCRhsS' per 1oo
punches, 81 a 81 25 1901, -,
Toledo June 13-CIOV 2SE.ED-Octooer - 5z7z' ps-
ceraber March. 81 s.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-14
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

York. June 13 laoS
trading in cattle feeling steady Dressed beer beer
dressed veals firm 91z G1215c per ID: country
dressed at s61O1sc. Sheep steady; lambs 25c lower
sheep So % $5; lambs S6 % 6$7 so Dressed mutton
steady 9911c; dressed lambs slow at II @I3c hogs
BEEyEs-Receipts were u cars. 1926 head. in
Guiding II for slaughterers No trading TO-DAY;
feeling steady. Dressed beef slow at 10G1l15c per
lb for native sides: little choice beef at 1-c NO
later cables from Liverpool London Exports from
this port to-day 600 cattle and 1000 quarters
CALVEs-Receipts we're 1a5 head. all consigned
direct to butchers. Feeling nomnally steady CITY
dressed good demand at 911 9121ac per 10 :
butermilks s1s g9c: country dressed veas
SHEEP AND IAMBs-Receipts were or
S8I9 head Including direct TO slaughterers and
for the market. making with previous arrivals IL
cars on sale. Sheep were just about steady; lambs
slow and 25c lower Several of lambs unsoid
h; lambs at Sc 25qST so culis at s. Dressed
steady at 9G11c per lb; dressed lambs slow at
saies-Kerns Commission Company: 251 Virginia
To- at So so: Kentucky do 64 b. 81 40; $50 do
70 h. a 81 TO- 246 do IS lb at Sc 70; % Kentucky
sheep 121 h. at S5: bucks. 1913 III. at SO so.
Newton & Co: 24O Virginia lambs. - H. at 81 50
81 40: 2S7 Kentucky do 10 Ib, 81 40: Virginia
sheep $50 H. at So do Ib 81 so; 1 Kentucky
do 100 lb. at So; do 100 lb. at 81 rs; do. $50
lb, ST.
shipper Commission Company: 2o4 Virginia lambs.
6S lb, at 81 40 Virginia sheep. 95 h. at So 25.
Mcpherson & Co 232 Virginia lambs, Il 10, at
81 so: sheep 125 1b. So ? do. $50 b, at 50 80.
s Judd & Co % Kentucky lambs. 81 ID, at So %.
HOGS-Receipts is 1850 head. all
consigned direct slaughterers. Feeling pominally
steady.
13s III IS % per 100 ID 5s Maryland mixed
do. 151 ib at So
New-York tribune., 1908-06-14
OTHER MARkETs-RY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago 13.-CATTTE- Receipts about head
market steady; heeves S5as7 So Texans, 8 6oqS5 60
Westerns 81 6OGS6 stockers feeders. 81 60QSj so
heifers 81 401s6 calves 81 50Gs6 25. HOGS
Receipts. about 1000 head; market 5@10c higher
light So 356S5 so; mixed So 40dS5 S212; heavy So $50
s. 50; rough S. 8as5 So good choice heavy S. 55a
s. so: pigs. 81 40$5 80: bulk of sales s. 65d$5 20
SIIEEP-Recepts. about 5000 head: market steady;
native, So 40GS5 40 Western 81 4odS5 40 yearngs 81 50
G$5 20: lambs, 81 25dS6 50: Western, 81 504s6 20.
East Buffalo June 3.-CATTLE-Receipts $50 head;
quiet VEALS-Recepts. 300 head; active and 25c lower
$5G$7 % Receipts 500 head; slow and & Sc
s. So pigs 81 25dS5 10: roughs. 81 5OgS4 So SHEEP
LAMBS-Recepts 1000 head; active; sheep steady
lambs 10c lower; lambs. S5dS6 %
Pttsburg. June I5.-CATTI4F2-Supply light; market market
steady choice. 81 10G$7 40; prime, S6 75s7 10 SHEEP
Supply light: market prime wethers. 81 e09
81 95 culls and common $2GS3; lambs S46s5 90. VEAL
CALVES S56S7 81. HOGSRecepts light; market
higher; prime heaves mediums and heavy Yor<ers,
90: Workers. S. 65s5 75; pigs. s5s5 10;
roughs 81 5O7S4 90
Cincinnati, June .HoGs-Active: 5a1oc higher;
CATTIE-slow quiet; fair good shippers s. $50
Sc ~: common 81 75as4 SFIEEP-Steady; So 259s4 s.
LAAIBS-Easy; lower; 81 1887 10.