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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-10

Tomorrow Is sunday IN addition
10 onerine the usual admonltlon OF
attending church. bear In mind that
Eastcr q the one sunday Of the entire
SEA one csn not 9der an excuse for
being ADJ ent I'll church ATTEND nee
Perhaps me dawn Of anothe- Eastet
Eill be- different from an that have
some before but. whether true on moi
ns 10 difference. The great 0pportun
ity for all OF us 10 once more be ont
IN the participation of the most hol.
OF ali holy service Il 4 blessing Villa
out semblance Of disguise. q blessing
garhed III al the blessed narrative
OF that which Is good 90. GO ex
pecling TO hear the music and the
sermon, ana. II ii stranger. expect ID
see not only q good service. but e
see and meet.a hospitable and a Chris,
linn people who win make you vel.
come aud add to the happiness OF the
hour with their Christian Fellowship.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-10

Doctor y. Il Franklin Of Rockford.
uiinnIs. If 4 real CRATER and IN tnntl.
be. Doctor Franklin grated the hide
or The foo Of one patient onto the
ankle 0f i fair patient who haa been
partially Skinned alive, and The pa
lscNs whc LOST his cuticle ayowa he
was not asked lis To the removal and
Chat The neG aforesaid was then md
therefore done without bis knowledge
Or c1nsent. wherefore and whereas he
asks the courts 10 assess a tfesnaas
damage against franklin and allow
him fthe pIaIntidl some ZEN OF twelve
thousand dollafss
III his fenis noetor Franklin admits
Egea lie cnllele from the man
III But ihaf tho nun init
nnuUH IHf any man t1 ger ai9ns.
Nith q Aea alld hRppinegsien ftet
he N6dd meyer have noticed thar he
haa ner1a deprived Nf SONG Of the.
ipett alashk had n0l q foolish hslf
NiA Aaaamz a14aelHed 20 sfhe Hlalntla'
and told how the onilcla WIS femu ssa
while the mllent Mas snduklaH
fHfH0ls + famed fnr Kfaflers hui
lbe general Information has alwaYe
iHFN II Hkrt aiAdf FNA YaM mkl0hls
N lhAm reside At the hig vlilage b.
The Iakealae9 but perhaps ~somefs II
them have fl1aytal over ia Rockford
linf tt dneIo. evidently. did not
know thar ~ wrong 10 take 4
mans hide Eomelimes the Wits de.
Glare doctors aud attorneys skin II
man with lees asshased. but lhJa Il
noi case 81 that kind. although 1
nl Hpneaf the man did mot eas aWay
NiiM hla MhHl8 oullelel
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-10

Paul Gilmore writes IN to say that
Harry sehafer. who got into trouble
while the Gilmore company. was in
these parts wasn't on actoe But for
that matter Mr.. Gilmore had a mum
Der Of people In his organization who
we're not actors.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-10

BY scientists the world over. Maybe
other Kansas e{angelists viii profit
by the experience Of Mr. Biederwolf,
Ia which case bis laborH az Topeka
WIN not have been altogether IN vain
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-10

VI a While In inc EmpfrIa lkan.
sa aaaef gagN d noted ~fevlrhllst
failed IN hla lhle Moetkng IL Topeka
although 4 man 81 mich abilily ane
one Of The greatest orators In III
west. aud be attributes the failure le.
two mistakes: ''He attacked Top IA
society. claiming that II was corrupt
and d~enraved. and that made a lOt Of
people tired. There Is no better e
cleaner society III The United States
than In Topeka. Then the reverend
gentleman went ont Of hls way ID IL.
lack the Darwin theories. Tnneka
people. like the people ct kAnsas Heh.
orally. DISLIKE ignorance ana nfelu.
dice. and he evangelist put 4 snaka
IN bis mn Hhrei when be lfizd h
alseffdIE hasAa Nhlsh Afs aeesnlha
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-10

Most dlsfiguring skin eruptlons,
srrofula, pimples, rashes. etc. are due
10 Impure blood. Bnrdock Blood Bit
iers Is a cleansing blood tonic. Makes
you elear-eEea, clear-brained. clear
skinned.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-10
ThInks Thev are euev

tAuNtkNa hhnkAA CaptlaH
Il Is our the0rA based on observa.
tons taken during the past twenty
YEATS that nearly all OF the dull aud
stupid people write letters to the nj -
papers.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-10
Q Q 90 0 Q
q WHAT EDITORS ARE SAYING Q
Q .


tIopeka, kanans, Copita0
MT D0lley was highly pleased with
Attorney General Jackson's argument.
but Attorney General Wickofsham'a
enthusiasm seems 70 have been gtss
marked.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-10

HELP FURNISHED the merchants
Hotel mechanics. nTisnla families.
lafm hand Help Of al klnls furnished
q you Gull on or write the Ok rmps
sf ~ @H phaIa Iast Dlai6uee
- dih ife
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-10

Tho Vermont maple season Is
over; according 10 colorado sugar or.
cahfd reports.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-10

one advantage Of prohibition 4 we
do not have 10 read the book beer
stems ln snrlngllme.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-10

still maybe We need not get cxcll
ed about the cider stories.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-10

She pinned In Thought.
And With a green and yellow melan.
eh0lf.
she sat like patience n q monument
Smiling at grief
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-10-09
BOOMING HIS TOWu.
How Yo4nJ 8os~d of Trade Pres der

Now Yo4nJ Bo.~d of Trade Prss'dsr
 "Mad, Good .e'ith tns Peopie.
 Syst-.nas... tu>Au boosting .s a fea ture f American business activity which a!u,s at tha general good instead Of ,,..rsons. rrnnt oee western t"" had D board ot tra,lp which had sl-i along for gears without dotnX auy:.lt,s In particular. except eatiax some foo once ;ear at a banquet and lis.en!n eD some spread eagle oratory. says tn. Pittsburg Dispatch. The oryan!Za tio!. became mortbund, and !ts presidenc, was an honor no longer sought for The directors met and gave the placv to a youngsman Of tAs type i've like t, encourage" The young man took hl' job seriously and went to work. l. wasa't long before hs grew an idea ot 0ls oWn.
 Every family that moved to town ' spotted. Employment was provide. tor the breadwinners where necessary and the new people were made to fee 1t home. When this personal atten 1on had got in It's work. a representa- dye of the board of trade interviewe< the head of the new family. This in tervlew was Incorporated Into letter mimeograph copies were made. put jnle stamped envelopes and made ready L mail Then the letters were taken tho newcomer, and be was asked address them to his friends "back cast" The scheme worked like mag!.' and the population boomed. Of tha idea many new ones were born. The young man has been several times re elected president of the board of trade and be can have anything the people of that town can gIre him.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-10-09

NANTED-POSITION AS SALESMAN gents furnishin@s. dry goods or kinderd line. Best relfs., |" years experience Address, Graphic.
 lO-Sl6t NANTED-TO BUY A HOME, FOUR or five room cottage. Write what you have Address. Home, care Gra- phic. lo-s-bt sNANTED BY YOUNG MAN. ROOM and board with small private Jewish family; room must be large, well furnished and heated and necessary eonveniences required; will meet the price. Address at once. John Doe, care Graphic. lo-b-ot
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-10-09
SCHOOL GARDEN RULES.
Rev a Mass aehusetts Institution a
 Managed by Women.

rss~ Mass aehusetts institution a
 Managed by Women.
 A school garden h Watertown hass, has adopted the following rules, says the Los Angeles Tiries Be regular and punctual In attendance Keep garden orderly. Keep record book correctly. Leave tools cleaned and put away before going home. Be courteous to all, and + absent or la.s furnish excuse from parent or teacher
 If any one repeatedly breaks these rules tis relation with the schoo! vii terminate The classes ulr". tvic" veek k-WeduesdGy after srhoo. anA Saturday morning hour each peI, I'd. They will work In the garden, through the summer vacation IT pupil Is absent. u substitute Is sent Badges or pins of green and white are worn, telling garden, number and tilna of class. Notebooks are kept, record tng the temperature, attendance, date time of planting, plan of garden and any other notes they care to record.
 " ueu llSeClS dTe iOunO OT OTIS beard, questions are asked and not.ce taken of their habits. etc. During ths summer children will be taken In sma,i Kroups ou short walks to hear the sotces of nature. The children alren,iv ire advice to parents. telling them the ,est uiaJE3d, to- planting cucumbers and beans and setting ou. tomato plants l he !'a:Ants aud f-,en,s :aA' ouch interest. i'tsIttug Ae saft!t.:. -hile He children work. helping {, ses. 'he'.- notes c,-r~'.t.y ard the g'ii leu lil gnoI order Ih. Wo:aan'. ci.,' pays tA- eyoense~ and ha- the bus nsss u!uuag,.e,.ent nf the yir'ieu I!'-' have taken I'D l.n. work u l..o~ a tist factory and helotu; way
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-10-09
Help Wanted

WANTED INTERPRETATIONS men and women to prepare for rail- way an commercial telegraph ser ice. Excellent salaries. Quick pro- motion. Finest equipped telegraph department in the south. We secure positions. Write for further infor
 nation Address Telegraph Depart ment. Monroe Commercial College Monroe. La. 9-1S I'm.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-10-09
PILES! PILES. PILES!

Williams Indian Pile Ointment will cure Blind, 8leedings and Iitch:ns Piles. It absorbs the tumors, allays gives instant relief Williams Indian Pile Ointment IS prepared for Piles and itching Of the private parts. Sold by druggists. mall soc and $1.00. WI l,ams' Mfg. Co.,. Props. Cleveland. o. 'alJ by McCammon & Sons
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-10-09
School Gardsns Create Tasts.

The educational value of the scho, garden cannot be overesumated Who we want to do Is to teach ths ch!lcye taste-get taste into the child. get tast. Into the household aud then finally tas. Into the com,nunlty-and when We h. done this we need 1ot fear the resuE; says the Los Angeles Times. The lacl of taste ln the community generally an unfortunate fact notwithstand. J cur grand school system. and may attributed in large degree to r failure to appreciate its necessity |. our educators. It Is particularly pleas Ing to those most deeply interested note how universal !s becoming demand for school gardens. Reform [. many branches of public !mprovem"" would be far easier of accompl!sAmea now had tho children of the previoA generation been trained lu tha fun,, mental principles of taste. the powe sf perceiving. appreciating and disco, seing beauty and excellence. The nor. ws consider the curriculum of our pub nr schools. tho moro we perceive how 1t could be improved to meet the chang lng conditions of our American If, Our children need far more than tn. three R's to At them for citizenship ay it is dra wing upon us. Tho atmosph'r. aAd appurtsnances of the schoolroon ahould tend to impart culture and taste, which In turn ars transferred tc ths home and thus minister to the gen sral upbuilding. One of the surest an' best ways to accomplish thls grea'"s good to both school and home Is |, cary at times tho schoolroom (dgura tivsly, at leasU out into the pure an elevating atmosphere and influence :.
 hs school garden
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-10-09
Don't Throw cudssis at Your Town

Whatever tuilngs you may aAvt-a:. heaven i:.ows all have soms 1AAt they should struggle day and nigh to try to overoone- UsSsf stand within tho market place ana e you colily fr"vn vvSeh Au the strength that you rossess throw cGJYels at your town. Oo not unceasingy complain xhcu, he, streets and sQuAres 1Ao tA1lures her officials have. tas pAx cons tat&s and prayera. ~ d0 not In an endless plaint ye,aa Gmau opinion give o& hoW much better things were lons Whero you havo ohAncod to live 0 tAlngs ara not what they shou]d b. and ought to bs improved - uo your sleeves and go to wo~h end have what's wrong removed. - Sot me say. whatsvsf ttns eS aosAse you DurnuA. 00 n0e deotrsy wbat yo4 nSw AAvs 1a Yo0 CT <xhD Aa&rV
 ->0ooGDn 'AAnAs
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-10-09

FOR RF,NT-ONE NICELY FURNISH
 ed front room. Bath and electric light. Inquire No S2t Pine St l0-3- 1mo.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-10-09
S1ss.sS
$l22.5O

$l2.5O 800 MILE BOOK S1s.sO Good for bearer locally between points in Arkansas
 H. N ATWOOD.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-10-09
w anGed.

The Pappas Cafe the only place serve the best dinner in town for 25c reserve tables for ladies. Open day and night.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-10-09

CIGAR SALESMAN WANTED: IN
 your locality to represent Us. EX- perience unnecessary; Sllo per month and expenses. Write for particulars. Monarch Cigar Co.,, St Louis, Mo.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-10-09
WANTED-MEN TO LEARN BARBER

trade Few weeks required. Best paying work within the reach of poo" man. Can have shop with small capi- tai Wages Sl to S20 weekly Won derful demand for barbers. Catalogue mailed free. Moler Barber Colle.e
 Dallas. Tex 10-3-6t
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-10-09

FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT
 Large. airy. bath. electric lights, three blocks from business. 513 West second avenue IT
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-10-09
LOST

SPRAYED OR STOLEN-One red horse with white mark on back
 Branded A. and w. on left hip. urday from New Town. Five dollars reward. if returned to me, JAMES GREEN, West End Station. 10-6-6t SPRAYED OR STOLEN-FROM 23rd
 and Olive, one bay mare, reached, right forefoot cut on wire. also one old black mare, branded on right hip. Return to NJ. NJ. Redmond and re- ceive $10 reward. 10-2-6t
New-York tribune., 1909-04-09
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

chicago, April s.-Wheat prices continued their
record breaking advance on the Board OF Trade
to-day the May delivery soaring to 81 2sss and the
July TO s. l2&4 TO 81 127s per bushel The ad-
vance however was not maintained. the market
closing irregular, with prices sc lower TO - C
higher, compared with yesterdays final quota
uons. Corn and oats closed weak and provisions
firm
Ihere was no such strain in the wheat trade
to-day as noted the previous session but al
times. however. the market displayed considerable
activity Instead Of upward Jump Of a cent
or two initial transactions there was cal liner
feeling to-day, and the market showed some signs
OF reaction from the extreme buoyancy Of the
IaSt rev days Opening prices a shade to
&c below the final figures of yesterday. May be-
ing al 81 25 TO s. 2511 and July at 81 l1ss 20
81 II \. Early trading was of ordinary char
atleF ana prices worked trihe lower. owing TO
quite general selling and absence of any sub
stantial support The big volume OF business
was IN the July delivery, which is now regarded
oy many as an old crop month After May had
SOLD of to 81 q q and July TO 81 IL sentiment
suddenly became bullish again. Within the space
or three minutes July had advanced to 81 I22. to
81 y 5 and May 10 81 262s- The upturn was part
y due TO a prediction made by the leading bull
tnat TINS country will not raise 400 100000 bushels
Vi "lhter wheat tins season The buying furOre
suoslded as quickly as It had developed and
prices soon reacted again realizing sales. Dis
tailI ueIlveTlesr however, were relatively much
6ITHnSer than tie May or July options and showed
~ market closed somewhat unsettled the May
ana July deliveries being lower and September
JUN closed al g qI9latl" m on Nay was q zS
heavy realizing sales, particularly of the July de-
livery One leading concern is said have sold
more than 100000 bushels of that option during
the day. The selling inspired
tent BY the bright outlook FOR the new crop May
sold between 66lsc and SIC and July between
6oA and 66Lc. The close weak with May
of sc at 66i5c. July down sc 3 C at
Oats experienced further break in prices
chiefly in sympathy with the slump in There
was free realizing by longs and more less sell
ing for short account. Crop news again Of a
bearish character The close weak with
prices unchanged 10 - c lower. compared with the
previous close Final quotations May were
s. sc and July :. 3 c
Provisions developed considerable frmnesS after
an easy start There active outside de
1naDd in evidence. and a local packer credited
with liberal purchases Of July lard. a &c advance
IN live hogs had strengthening influence Prices
AZ the close were q shade to lOc hiEher
New-York tribune., 1909-04-09
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New York. April s 1909
EOTTON-New high records made IN the cot
ton market today, with trading active and the near
months nearly reaching predicted level,
May sold . SOC. July 993c October 7JC. or
30 points above the level o. three
weeks The market closed firm. "a net aivance
Of llal7 points The market opened steady. deCliu
OF points 70 an advance of point and showed some
during the early trading with the influence
OF better cables than expected Offset by reports Of rain
I'm the Southwest At time shortly after the start
the active months selling lG+ points lower but
the declining tendency quickly followed 10y a sharp
advance aggressive bull leaders.
ing by people who had sold earlier week iu
pCtatOu of holiday reaction buying for
long account Reports that the Texas been
they TO be quickly followed weather. with
prospects Tor lower temperatures winds of
acer TO quickly dry out the ground helped the advance
while Il IS believed that the aEE"ssyeness of tn" bulls
the eve OF a three iaF adjournment encouraged
by the hulsh showing of the British Board Trade
statement and expectations of improved de
usud after the holidays. The market within
: points nf the top Both
leans markets viii be closed until Monday morning while
J.. er00Dl will
southern spot markets officially reported day
unchanged TO il6 higher generally UnohaUgei. There
rGuors that important Chicago interests
suuinc tho hgllish leadership the market but I'm
pprtant SPOT houses were ais" supporting prices.
The ~ contract prices in the local market day
follows
New-York tribune., 1909-04-09
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

~ , 49,. ke~ York Apra : 1902
beans and "'" sacks peas There Is nothing doinS in
qaircmeuts % Iobbing trade some sales ~ foreign
stock reported 20 olr-ofoNu buyers and the feel
are dragging aud weak Export orders for red kidney
have been s. light ,hts week tla, the market shows
Scotch peas without further cuause. We quote
good s. $50 8 a.. do medium choice s. asa s. q
de- de- pea s. 20 3 no. % da FS5Ga saara 3 OK Z 90 = ~,
.Hnel. choice. = ''' y 20 do ran 10 good 5 100
black turtle SOUP choice s. 2-s S. 90 lima tsf5r,,
RITTFR ,gT - r. receirte ,o is, 29a ,,s -r-,~ ms
No. ehanKe in tn@ ,naFHrt Tor tTesl rTe2s5 spr'la-
buying ana tone was about steadv II takes ,e r'rH
4ia,5 , 4l gl''i''1,-I @ OUT 'u,s''e "euTeS
eas1 Some fartEer business In faTct barf ,rearry
m -, bur the other sorts are I'M IGN, demand
Process without change market oycrstoe<ed win ali
E.saTS ehgyp' ] SPeg-a's a'd thee ar" no. more tha4
sustained Packing stock arr W. qlare. ,--sar,.-y
erzs - ~ .i- do seconds aa n "a, d. -F-s ~ =. 90.
60 ,'-'i q 90 'htIa.i - -" d." nrss -
good 10 choice. - pc. do common to fair Ioa 23c
drss loa poe DO seconds l7al lSc do thirds I5a 1ee.
INc. thirds tGr5 hacking stock 10 held fSlr
s1-c: do No .. 17c. do No 3. i5sfi6r
- la, l"H' .aS's wa rg2-
working into more narrow compass with desirable lots
strong paslti'n %i,h hoiaers "d,defegt about urging
N"usn III" ,Laf.S nave b,cn made IN lu"tai i"nS
hr.i hul g4eab SKINS selling slowly Exporters are 90
,aiIe inns on ttiirstI ig ty - ', tStl4 ttt ule
ffe 'ro,erncrr erI,nrI 'loeis @ lil, IeTss WIN
auote s,&te qf SPI "sn G 'i i"T We
or small e",1r@a or Witt fancy I3s-c: 90 good 10
prime lal, ai4l,c, d. common +, fair ~" IA c
sklms- = TO- special 49,. do skins. one o. ~
do fuu -eis rgl - @i " N'''' '' common" 49'''
@ Gf % io9g 6g WesFn s.a SasgTs held arm ana the ]
New-York tribune., 1909-04-09
RUBBER GOODS MFG. REPORT.

&c --s report OF tie Rubber Goods Manufacturing
4--f0--- ana subsidiary companies Tor the year
thaed Deoember 81 shows net sales of $3.50. .9sS.
rsese' s-Lia5.s23 in the year before. and net
.-lS pt sIsN4.5s3 After dividends there was
,inus e ss32.SSs. which. added 10 the pre-
- --iRuS made = total Of S5.549 0S5. from
49,. Is deducted Sl,2l0.-00 for depreciation OF
= &c John J. Watson. jr, the president Of
ss-, .--psh5, iu his report 10 the stock holders
= 9' for tie year 1908 the total sales showed
rss- ese of less than a peT cent from those OF
5, ~@FAlnss felI If about Il per cent Thus
~ p-4te' says President Watson, that while
sas~-1-- --4-f 2i the compaDy's business has been
egls.t- olfiis tire scar by general conditions
rer - throughout the country. the profits have
So - eefresD0ndiEgiy decreased" The report
1sss l-a' large part Of the decrease in sales in
r-s,s = cue 20 a falling of IN the railroad de-
rrs.1. 10y alr-bTske hose steam hose and other
i1r-ai -ai. . demand which recently has decidedly
- 1Ae1 The automobile tire business increased
- - Hatiig been The largest in any year iu
,ai,.. - t3e country. ana stiI larger
- Tor tie year 1903 is indicated bv the
shl condition Of orders
New-York tribune., 1909-04-09
RISE On HOLIDAY EVE
Tndpsfriais and SpcciaItics, Mainly.
U0rcd to Higher LcrcIs.

, contrast 10 The usual course % the stock ma r
m The eye oc double holiday increased
s-s,5.r and higher prices marked the trading yes
terlll-
r me main It s,as the iudus1riaIs and The spe-
-.s.s.s rh5en moved 1e hishe- levels. although
-. were notable advances iu Il few railway
- among them Wisconsin Central which rose
- r.=ut- 20 d new high record at 59l2 on buying.
,rr1,ari-I ay reports thai its lessor. the 500 e"
IS 10 .-1rH II and presumably acquire the whole
= tH4 minority stock. and which closed at 57Ie a
., -sin for the day of AZ points. Chesapeake &
t-, also touched new hign point at los closing
.s,--r lower. .si;h net advance OF 25s points.
Tie TELEPHONE and telegraph issues were unusu-
sry prominent under The lead of American Tele-
-bs-e and Telegraph. which advanced 1ls points
an a.. heavy trading in the bonds Of which Was
re feature o- the bond department. Western Union
t7-ered p and closed Is points up 6sl. and the
r1.-ns,n and preferred stocks of the Mackay Com
,zr5es advanced respectively % and Ia points.
American cotton OH rose 3as points oD buying said
r., Interests identified with the management to ne
rasaa unoa iHe Company's prosperous condition,
re minors of consolidation with the NIrginia-Csro-
uns Chemical Company being denied.
columbus and Hooking Coal and Iron. in which
there is reported 10 be helpless short interest
uss advanced BIS points 10 =, which figure it
closed a fraction above United States Steel com
mon Tins stock has paid dividends since
March. 1000, when = per cent was declared
All oF The European stock exchanges. as we'll as
frose in tie United States. viii he closed to-day
s76 tomorrow
New-York tribune., 1909-04-09
LIVESTOCK MARKET

llrE- tprII : Il+I+
BEEyES Receipts we've ~ cars or i-5o3 bead al
rcrstgnel direct sIauehtere-s. the exception II
about E. cars trading today feeling weak Dressed
href continued dun STALE per y for ordinary 70
r~fra native No later cable adyices from Liver
pool London ..-, ,,,
FOR direct snI - for the market No trading
feeling Dressed slow grv dressed F-a-s
selling al country dressed do "a &c
SHEEP AND LANB~-Ee5eipts We're >isi7 cars. or
head "a direct saIEEte-srs and
tho jhe market making with the stale stoa
: cars ur sale. Sheep we're steady lambs slow ana
bea ~. lambs wanted. Two of heavy lambs
ursa,E CLIPPED sheep sold s. - 1e" n. uns12Ln
Buffalo lambs Ar s. Dressed mutton SLOW A. NJ lie
per n lambs HfS--s. country dressed r1J-
house lambs S+GS6 5n per carcass
Eeru~ commission COMPANY 30 unsHoTn Blf
- - at s. 50 Cer loo 70
shippers Commission company is clipped b1i7 s1eep
50 -. s. ~
consigned direct sIaushtereEs Feeling n7ilin7lE
steady.
~ar-s Gate yeserdsy,-S Sanders: - state hogs rs
" tr -i,g,,-9r- ~ 70 SAT- hogs 1ce - A. = eo
judd a. state 225 -. A. s. -. rolSHs
a : 52n =. at =.