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Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1909-07-23
Notice of PUBLICATION.

FINAL PROOF.
I. George Lice, OF Hiilsdale, Idaho, assignee
OF G, Herbert lee,
Who made entry No i9m, under the proyis
ions OF an act OF the legislature Of the State OF
Idaho, commonly known as the Carey Act, "
approved March aud, iSa9, which embraces
Lots and OF section o. township los. range
- e., b. NJ
no hereby give notice OF my intention 10
make anel proof To establish my claim to The
land above described and that | expect TO
prove that have resided on, reclaimed aud
cultivated said hand as required by law. before
L. " Howard. at Hillsdalc Idaho,
ON the 10Th day Of August. 1909.
by two of the following witnesses
Arthur +. Beers, Harry L. shannon, Paul
Idaho.
July gauge GgogcF N. LEE Entryman.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1909-07-23

l. iaines n Quay, OF Jerome Idaho. assignee
OF l. NJ Nelson, who made entry No. $50 I'M
der the provisions OF an act Of the legislature
Of the State OF Idaho, commonly known as the
"tarey Act" approved March O. 1899. which
embraces - Of sw4 OF See. 80, Up. $ 5. RICE
do hereby give notice Of my intention 10 make
final proof to establish my claim to the land
above described, and that expect to prove
that have resided on, reclaimed and cult
waited said land as required by law. before r.
II. Treill, ut Jerome. Idaho, on the 2ith OF
August, 1909. BY two Of the following witnesses
Ross H. Haddook, l.. II. Thompson, John Erick
son, and Jacob Peterson. all OF Jerome, Idaho
JAMES X. QUAY, Entryman.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1909-07-23
Notice for Publication.


/, Edw. W. Reynolds OF Hills,iaie Idaho.
assignee OF L. d. Reynolds.
Who made entry No 22m. under the proyis
ions OF an act of the legislature OF the State of
Idaho, commonly known rs the Carey Act -
approved March 2nd, 1899, which embraces:
South half northwest quarter, north half
southwest quarter of section u, OF township To-
;. OF range ~ b. NJ
Do hereby give notice OF my intention to-
make final proof to establish my claim to the
hand above described.and that expect to prove
that have resided on, reclaimed and cultivat-
ed said land as required by law before L. W.
Howard at Miner, Idaho,
On the Goth day OF August 1909
BY two vfthe following witnesses:
VIM. II. Pancoast Jr., Miner; Scott Murray
D. O. Freeman, II. o. Freeman all of HillsdaIe.
Idaho.
july 2S-aug. 20. EDw. W REYNOLDS Entryman.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1909-07-23
Notice for Publication.
(FINAI. PROOF

{, James NJ Wheat, OF Miner Idaho,
Who made entry No. 1891, under the proyis.
ions OF an act Of the legislature OF the state OF
ideho, commonly known as the Carey Act,
approved March and. ise9, which embraces:
Lots and Sand southeast quarter northwest
quarter southwest quarter northeast quarter
OF section 4, twp los, range aAe b. m.
DO hereby give na.ice OF my intention to
make huai proof 20 establish my claim 60 the
lasd above described. and that I expect 10
prove that | have resided On, reclaimed and
cultivated said land as required by law beforc
4. Y. rrsill. At Jerome. Idaho.
ON The ioih day of August, 1900,
by two Of the following witnesses
q. II. Wiley, :. s Brooks, o.F Allen YIN. y.
neCorkle. an u Miner, Idaho
iul, sans o JANIS n. wnrtf. Entry man.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1909-07-23

cDlH county.
Idah NJ. Anderson and 0. j. Br nnan, Plain
tifs,
Unknown Claimants, Leonard Logan, unknown
heirs and devisees Of Thomas f. Logan. de-
ceased, unknown heirs and devisees OF L. f.
Cartee, deceased, Louisa J. Post, widow ana
heir at law of John A. Post deceased Anna
Louisa Post, Edith Post and Theodore John
Post, heirs at law OF John A. Post, deceased
and the unknown heirs and devisees of Alice
Post, deceased, heir at law of John A. Post.
deceased John B. Neil, the unknown heirs
and deyisees of John b. Neil, The Idaho and
Oregon Land improvement Company. a cor
poratiOn, The Shoshone Townsite Company
a partnership consisting of Thomas E.
Logan, John A. Post and L. +. Cartee and
the unknown heirs and deyisees and credit
ors OF the shoshone Townsite Company, VIII
lam Dale and VIM. Dale, Defendants
The State of Idaho sends greeting to the
above named defendants:
You are hereby required to appear in an ac-
tion brought against you by the above named
plaintiffs in the District Court OF the Fourth
Judicial District OF the State OF Idaho, in and
for Lincoln County, to answer the complaint
filed therein Ia copy OF which is hereto at
day of service) after the service on you Of this 1
ii served within this district: or If 1
served out OF this district, within forty days.
The said action is brought TO quiet title in
he plaintiffs to the following described real
state, situated in Lincoln County, State OF
IDAHO, and described as follows, to.wit:
Lots eleven, twelve, thirteen and fourteen,
block twelve OF the Village OF Shoshone as the
anne are shown and designated on the official
own plat of said Village and recorded in the
'tdce Of the Recorder in and for said county
nd state, and that the Court adjudge and de
rec plaintiffs to be the absolute owners of said
remises and the whole thereof, and that the
efendants and each of them be adjudged to
ave neither right, title, interest or estate in
aid premises, or any part thereof.
And you are hereby notified that if YOU fnil
appear TO answer said complaint, as above
squired, the plaintiffs VIII apply to the Court
'r the relief demanded in the complaint
Given under my hand and the seal Of the
istrict Court OF the Fourth Judicial District
the State of Idaho, in and for Lincoln
ounty, this fifteenth day of July, in the year
our Lord one thousand nine hundred and I
Inc. {
EALl HARRY W. ANDERSON. Clerk y
Is. K. Boutwell,. Attorney for Plaintiffs, resi-
,nce shoshone, Idaho.
ly l6aug 10 .
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1909-07-23


District Of the State of Idaho, in and for the
County OF Lincoln.
james W Bowman, Plaintiff
VS..
t. X. Grimes and g. F. Morley and their
Heirs. Administrators, Executors and Assigns,
Defendants.
The state Of Idaho sends greeting 70 the
above nsmed Defendants:
You are hereby required 60 sppear In an ac.
ton brought against you by the above named
plaintiff in the District Court OF the Fourth
Judicial District, state OF Idaho, In and for the
County Of Lincoln, and TO answer the com
plant ased therein Ia copy OF which is hereto
attsched) within twenty days (exclusive OF the
day OF scrvice) after the service on sou OF this
II served within this district; or ii
served out OF this district. within forty DAYS
The said sctioo is brought 10 quiet title 10 th,
NWtsw Of Sec 5. the NJ SEa and the SCI
SEA Of Sec 6, Up SIS, range 10 Il r. ~. and TO
'anesl of recorl certain void mortgages cover.
ing said premises and which are clouds upon
he plaintiffs title. all OF which are Tally set
'orth IN Plaintiffs verified complaint attached
isreso, made apart hereof aud served herewith.
And yeu are hereby notified. that IL YOU fail
. appear and answer the said complaint as
lbcve required, the said Plaintiff WIN take
Judgment against you for the relief prayed tor
4 the said complaint.
Given under my hand and the seal OF the /
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1909-07-23
w. K. SWOPE
Transfer and Job Wagon
Shoshone. Idaho
Idaho


Department Of the Interior. q : Land 0fies
~ Haiicy. Idaho june "a. i1sp.
Nosiee Il hereby giseH that Fred " Hastings.
Ok Neuaeli, Idaho. who. on July NJ. 1907. made
desert entry (sefisi No. e02l. 40. 1854, for
soethwss; quarter section - and southeast
quarter ~ section ~. township IS. range y e.,
Boise meridian. has died aoticc az intention 30
msss nnai proof 20 establish claim 70 tho land
shove described, before frapk r Disney, q $
Commissioners At Shoshone, Idaho. o. the lsih
dsy - August. ias
Claimant names "a witnesses Fred 4. Reed
nsn hvston Ira Anderson. John Eeidenback
al % wendell idaho
JUGS e iuly - an MCMAHON. Register.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1909-07-23

Ia the Probate cour, Of the County Of Lincoln
State Of Idaho.
In the matter Of the estate Of George Byron
Novinger Deceased
Notice for Publication OF Time Appointed for
Proving VIII. ftc
Pursuant 20 an order OF said Court made on
the 2ist day II July, 1909. notice Is hereby
given that Wednesday the 18th day OF
August, 1903, az 10 o'clock a. m. OF said day. At
the Court Room Of said Court, at the Court
House ia shoshonc, County OF lincoln has
been appointepas the time and place for prov
lug the VIII OF said George Byron Novinger
deceased. and for hearing The application OF
Leonora q Noylngef and Fred W. Gooding for
The Issuance to them Of letters testamentsry
when and where any person Interested may
appear ard contest the same
}. H. FULLER, Clerk
Dated July 2lst 1902
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1909-07-23

District Court Of the Fourth Judicial District
Of the State Of Idaho, in and for the County Of
Lincoln. this 18th day OF July, IN the year Of
our Lord one thousand nine hundred and nine
lSEALl HARRY W. ANDERSON, Clerk
Franlx T Disney. Attorney for Plaintiff res
idence shoshone, Idaho
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1909-07-23
Notice for Publication



J. . oliver. 81 Miner. Idaho who
made entfy No iseon under the provisions OF
On act ofttf legislature o he state OF Idaho
commonly known a. this Carey Act" ap
proved March ?, 1850. which embraces:
Southeast quarter Of southwest quarter Of
section 20. Of township ~. range % b ~
aud northeast quarter OF northwest quarter
lot !, OF Sec 81 twp. ~ OF range 20, E -. VI.
DO hereby give notice Of my intention to
make final proof 70 establish my claim to the
land above described. and that I expect to
prove that have resided on, reclaimed and
cultivated said land ~ required by law, before
T. " Howard &C Miner Idaho.
on The 10th day OF August 1903.
BY two Of the following witnesses:
J. D. Vnint. Frank o Alien, Z. G. French.
: p Atherton, aliof Hillsdale. Idaho
uly % aug 20 ). J. OLIVER Entryman.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1909-07-23
California Excursions

Via Oregon Short Line daily for tick
cts one way via Portland Frequent
dates for other routes. See o. S. L.
agents for further details.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1909-07-23
Ay.p Exposition Rates.

Via Oregon Short Line railroad
So 40 from shoshoho 20 Seattle and
return: on sale daily commencing June /.
Ass agents Tor futher particulars.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1909-07-23
Alias Summons.

In the District Court OF the Fourth Judicial
District OF the State OF Idaho. in and for Lin
coin County.
Idah NJ Anderson and o. J. Br imam. Plain
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1909-07-23
Ala. Summons.

In the District Court of the Fourth Judicial
District OF the State of Idaho, in and for the
County OF Lincoln.
James W Bowman. Plaintiff
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1909-07-23

In the District Court of the Fourth Judicial
District of the State of Idaho in and for the
County of Lincoln.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1909-07-23
Alias Summons.

INT District Court Of the Fourth Judicla
District Of the State OF Idaho, IN and for tbs
County Of Lincoln.
COUNTY Of lincoln State Of IJaho. Plaintln.
New-York tribune., 1909-03-12
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago. March IA revived export demand
and reports Of damage to the growing crop by
winter killing helped TO create strong tone in
the wheat market to-day. At the close prices
showed gains OF sac sc. Corn and oats closed
steady and provisions firm. Wheat bears were fun
of fight ct the opening Of the market and succeed
ed in forcing prices down materially early in the
day. The May delivery declined 1c from the best
prices registered initial transactions. There was
no especial change In the character Of the news
but the weak tone OF the market at the close Of
the previous session furnished considerable selling
for short account After opening at 81 1874 TO
81 l4i1 May dropped 10 81 15iz AT this point the
leading bull gave the market good support. both in
the May July options. and prices advanced
again. Sentiment in the pit, however, was some
what mixed during the first half of the day. the
continued slack demand for cash wheat by millers
being depressing influence Late in the session
damage reports rifted into pit telling OF winter
killing in Missouri and Southern Illinois. An i'm
proved demand by exporters FOR wheat at Winnipeg
WI also reported. This created the strong situa-
ton in the final hour and May advanced 10 81 10
The market closed strong al the top, with May at
81 is.
Lower temperatures in the corn belt inspired a
great deal Of selling in the pit early in the
day. and a result. the market quite weak
Constantly increasing stocks, due TO poor cash
demand. also had a weakening effect. During the
last half of the session the market rallied on buying
by leading holders and all Of the early loss re-
gained. At the close prices were shade lower TO
&c higher. May being at CSC 10 6slsc and July at
e7lzc-
There was general selling Of oats during the first
hour OF the day which resulted In sharp declines
The selling was brought mainly by the weak
ness of wheat and corn. Some OF the larger shorts
covered the early break. and this caused firm
feeling late in tho session. At the close prices
were 1sc low, &c higher compared with The
previous close. Final quotations May were at
55lsc 10 5514c and July at 4e%c.
Provisions were strong the greater part Of the
day owing 10 buying of September lard and ribs
by a local packer. Hog receipts at Western pack
ing centres smaller than expected. and this
had Strengthening influence. The market closed
strong with prices up 7ipc 10 1oc TO 2oc, compared
with yesterdays fnal quotations.
New-York tribune., 1909-03-12

s9e 3a: -.sa :sD'Y sgssqa ssssssss s Ssg a s @
and esearoe steady EgEpla1ts dull Ksls and ] sgl1aoa
freely but generally poor. oTa dull PsPPers love-
Fteady String beans sold well at former prices sgnash
sgr9' ssdy qso;e Z; PoTAT6Rs Berua
per 56I s. 5oa$1 Do Cuban new PER cTae 81 s2s$I 90
Per bbl s2as2 IS % Maine in bulk. per so n. S2 80
8 sSSs2 So % per Sae sa 2SasS English Per Iss
belgian s. scuSi s. foreign wssty; Per has Ss9
y 90 Is ne 9B @ @sncbe ssgsf 90
California. green, sagSlo DO white s3gS5 ANIsE3 Ns
French drum ssGslo BRUSSELS sPR9UTs 5S9 555s Per
$20s5 DO Southern ordinary b6 eIate 81 5ogS2 60
per crate q a5a$i IS: DO Florida per crate slg
S do 91 9a G Rs b@acS S9 S 01 ses2 % New s1.
81 DO bermuda per crate 7Sc6si p: do Old Eashsdd
Per s3 g 2 state DO % eer io s9ogsa5 % PER bb
81 81 Ssa aia 20 Sc sSass So 5dP per Do DBL red s Sss
a5o9s s g g. eTa5s s6 515s sds2 per ahdaa MaRafse case
81 5casat 10 inch case $2gs2 52 do per s-inf9
crate Elaslz. cHTcoRY New orleans. per b6i s. %
asa 90 do Fl95ia oZ.5 2r e. as 59se e. A Ns Or
leans per bo s2a $ so do lIort5@ ida gsT s ssS
s2as5 =: H6RsfRABisH Io2 n $2asa 5 KALG 5s>
s IncBss S2$4 IETTICf FIorida per BASKET 81
DO o9s Soq6 ca55a; 25ias sqs EET q 2.N N0' 6eaa Per
loo punches S2ass okRa Fl9aa Per PfIYs - pS
100 bunches s2qs4 oNIoNs o9nnsgt 45s2 @ 4s red
:, h5ts Pe 10 DBL ,ss sss sad %sss4B q o~ e
9s2 % ye0' per l+o 20 N @ Sas' 40 S bag 81 5oas1 55
DO per 100 bag s1g$1 25 do oTangs SoT3{y % ye72E %
per crate 81 75a$s PEAS Florida Pc basket EsgS2
PEPPERs Fo-ida carrier 81 2gS2 90 sq3aR 9T
es ssi orleans curly Per bo soa$ 50 % Psin g. %
s4 do Perrauda per crate. S1dS1 .. ROiAIl qIr
ds per basket si8s2 25 do Ber11uda gS5 0oS s$ 6 S
New cr:eans per 100 bunches E2Gs2 so; SCAI-IioSS ~
North Caroline per crate L5cdSl; do
Losst 75c- 40 Jersey 100 bunches. SlGS2 SLElNT
RFANs Florida. per basket or craze $50 ~
sP1S1c NorfoE per btl s1gsl so soyA ST. PsaT9y
o1 q 5SSs2 50 do Cuban. white. crate 81 25qS2
RrSfPs canada rutabaga per bag S'ctSi 90 o51er
,.sfoSa nsr bhl or bag. T5dS0c do wnite ol ps5 Do
e5sST9 TOMATOES. Florida per carrier Sl1S- - So
TTrbo1 xidS2: wATERCRESS- per 100 punches. 81 Ses
New-York tribune., 1909-03-12
TIN PLATE PRICE CUT
Raduction Of So and Sc Surprises
Steel Trade.

3 -.s-. was further reduction IN the price OF
-, steel commodities yesterday the most i'm
..,- being a cut Of from 25 cents 70 30 cents q
= ,,rich is equivalent 10 s. and Ss a ton, in the
-. of riu plates The price OF this commodity,
-, with steel rails and wire products, had re-
+-.5 unchanged since the open market declara-
md the cut has given renewed activity to
the price WET
80 when the slashing Of rates began Il was
declared that the prices of steel rails. wire prod
o-e and lin plates would he maintained II is
s-s-srl, believed that similar action will follow
= .-a case of wire products. but II is thought
+ba- rails viii be affected.
The rr{ces of steel plates and structural steel.
~birh we're lowered IS ton at the outset Of the
--ice war wer. further reduced 81 and 50 ton
.s-er5av S,eel manufacturers say that some
,-s-v- good business has developed from these
.s,are cuts although large individual orders
have been placed
Most # the business continues to go TO the
United states Steel Corporation. il is said, and
several of the independent companies are report
81 70 have withdrawn from the market owing TO
ne low prices. which are now running close to
tbe low level Of 1929 Reports that several of
the big independent companies were planning a
combination 70 fight the trust" We're not taken
seriously In the trade.
some II the leading 5obbers and consumers
we're inclined 70 take cheerful view Of the situa-
ron expressing the opinion that. although few
additional cuts might come, the market had about
touched the bottom, and underlying conditions
we're more favorable than AT any time since the
Price var started Among those taking this view
were r. NiCou & Co. one Of the largest iron and
steel johbing houses in the trade. and H s Black
rresidert Of the United States Realty and I'M
u-ovement Company. which is one Of the largest
consumers Of structural steel in the country.
NJ Black said that he believed bottom prices
had been reached in steel products for the rea-
son that general understanding existed among
ire steel companies that. as far base prices
for the raw material were concerned. they should
70 no lower" He added that, while here and
there Some shading in prices was being made, as
general thing base prices were being main
rained and that neither the steel corporation nor
n. independents wanted 10 see prices further.
The real competition. he said in the finished
material. in which there was much irreEuiarity.
New-York tribune., 1909-03-12
FOREIGN BANK RETURNS.

Doodon. March 1.-THE weekly return of the
zos1k a England shows sthe following changes:
Ao1sl reserve increased ElSs5 600: circulation de
creased 1858 600. bullion increased sse1 600; other
securities decreased ss97.0oo; other deposits de-
Seasee E62S eco public deposits increased fl 4T3-
Vt9f government securities unchanged The pro-
g'llon OF tie banks reserve TO liabilities is now
WV fSr cent against zs SO Per week and
onlIaies With advance from s9ss 70 30 per
= tIis week last gear. The Of discount IS
changed at per cent
Fsfls, March 1.-THE weekly return Of the Bank
- ~ france shows the following changes: Notes IN
-IcaiGfon decreased l2l. 100 0bN francs: treasury
.epesis increased i. 800 coo francs. general de-
ssls increased 81, $4,000 francs; gold hand de
Sasee y 55e 600 francs. silver hand decreased
see9e francs; bills discounted decreased iss 400,
w nsnes; advances decreased 100000 francs
New-York tribune., 1909-03-12

r,r-ppE,rE COURT. NEW YORK COUNTT.-LEo
- Levy and Me!rop3lit4an "a 69nZ, p5srs75 Pegi-a1
-5 pauline PsrIman. his wife Meyer t1olC ana %
cold hts wife. Alexander EtcsenealLl s- s- - $50
l;;-rI as trustee OF Benjamin Marcus and others
80 4-,r T-nsf Company Of New York as suostlJ1te9
Us Ueceased for the benefit of Lena 3 9 lars
The state bank David J DannaJ and S1Arss s. r Fe'
Abrams Pelham Bay Chernlcal & S,1e'1sss
Tobn H Abeei and Henry Ao7e5 ,tesis qtis EICsbs-s
under the arm name and s{yls Gi - - - + sT-S
80 copartners doing business under the nm naEas
80 stve Sci & Company ftetlelc
Do9r IaS Ksin Fred 5 schunlann. Max Levsnkind
and Nathan Binder. samuel Boe11i ,3i J9sSP v.5s
nan Joseph n Peser. Morris Katz FsE5iaaHe 9 - Nm.
uer Frank hlllLt - Ts-t-.T1s- E4sf7rfcs weiss
man. John Doe Jane Poe 20 T9s EiSHsr5 Roe s-f
Mar Roe being fictitious their true haLnss oe.ns ~
known 70 plaintiffs ont Tno ae z s-7 a,T- - $3.50 -
~ re premises described n tne colhpaLlJI LsLl
Ssndan-s-Action No Summons desired N
the County OF New York
are hereby summoned TO answer the Complaint
n g sfto1nlys for the plaintiffs At their oes No 13
We'll Borough Of Nanns5tai. - s In - 80
summons exclusive ot the day q serx1s aG - mi f-s S
eLs1 aeai1st YOU BY defaur for the relief demanded
IN The con 21 1pI@'TTCE To-E December 21st 1908
RTTCH. WOODFORD- BOVE.E & 81 LCHEFR-
Attorneys for plaintiffs once and Post once a9rsss @
IS wall street. Borough OF Manhattan Ne" YORK
70 - h ss-vsd rnon vou bv publication. pursuant
- an or1er Of the Hon NJ Warley PatZeS one OF ths
YORK dated The 1sh day q Fssrqs % 4 I anq s e 1t 1
t1,-oygb ~ Manhattan the CITY. County and stats
o. Ee L2.k on ,I thf s Il 9 oes q he ssia eerix
on the 21st day Of December. 1908
Da1sq STIFF : T9l 7VTjC5OBFoRD. BovEE BUTCHER.
Attorneys Plaintiffs. once and Post once Add-ess
Is wan street. Borough OF Manhattan. Ns~ York
City. y Y
New-York tribune., 1909-03-12
OTHER mARkEr+sY TELEGRAPH.

cincinnati March 11--HoGs-Receipts $40 head
market steady and higher; butchers ana shippers
SsaS market steady quiet falr 70 good shippers
s. Soass Is; 81 75Qs3 50 SHEEP-Receipts 81
head market steady at 81 25R$5 So lambs STEADY at
30 >'CTIgSSsSo March u-CATTLE-Receiots estimated
Osa head: market steady steers S5gSJ 40 cows s. 5g
S5 so heifers 25ds6 bulls So 1888 % IS PIG
festinated1 81 head; market steady choice heavy
shipping sOass co. butchers So I5a$o So light "a naS &
SO 45aS6 go choice light Sc 6oass So packing e S9 @
estimated). 14OOo head market seaoy
10 1Oc lower: sheep s3Gss 40: lambs. S6G*s yearns~
IS 6OqS7 25. . 1---, r ,..,. , 5
steadv prime steers <6 50ds6 75 NEALSReccipts 100
bead- market and 81 lower at STGSe. HOGS-Re-
CENTS head market active and steadyt pigs 80 og
ss 10 SHEEP AND LANES Receipts, 42oO head handy
lambs and sheer slow
ana steadv lambs S5ax7 yearlings. S6 soSJ; weth
ers IS 1899 25; sass 20. sheep mixed 81 SOC
Kansas CITY March I1.-CATTLE-R Receipts. $500
head Including 500 Southerns market steady 20 l5c
lower. top. SIS 90 choice export and dressed beef steers
Sf a Se % fair good S5 256s6 20. Western steers
e sOGSe 5O stockers feeders s4ds5 So southern
steers s3dS4 10 native cows
75dS5 heifers. So T5dSS; bulls. S3dS4 IS
lower: top Sc bulk 81 sales SO 4OdSs 6S heavy
10: packers and butchers Sc 4Od$6 So; light
So l5aSs IS pigs IS 25QGS5 70 sFiEEPReceipts 1000
head steady weak; lambs S6 7o9SI 40 year
llngs So 25a$T wethers ass 50. 81 6OS5 So
stockers and feeders. S3dS4 T5
Union Stock Yards. PittsburE Msreh Hat Il,Es- ILL
SO 70 SEEP-Supply light steady prime wethers - 81
ds6: culls 81 25d<3 So LAMBS s. 5Nd s.;
prime heaves 81 25d<7 80 mediums 81 15GS7 30 heavy
Workers 1eG$T II; light Workers So d0S6 So pigs
sG f0Is6 40, roughs * 5OdS 30
Toledo. March iI-CLOyERsEF:D.5.aGash s. 22ls
No 3 SIS neglected 81 as rejected. 81 90 TIMOTHY
Prime 81 so ALsIKE-Prime. IS 20