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The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1909-12-18

o.om and after this date all hunting
frUk kind on AmbrOsia and INDIE
Of a icnce plantation is positively pro-
pe ci!tod nnder penalty of trespaSsing.
hlol'1 one found on these places without
Any G Zion will be considered trespaSs-
PeLln and prosecuted to the full extent
If The law. MIS- o. H. o"'
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1909-12-18
Trespass Notices.

Al hunting with dog or gun, &C, or
Al ALL nO tbro1gh or off of any cattle,
drly .tn "R0sale" plantation without
on tne nermission, is positively pro-
sPeG!.ladI ? All such acts will be regard
blolett r.osnassing and prosecuted as
ed a. ' Mrs. c. r. Barrow.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1909-12-18
ARTICLE 5.

The corporate powers of this corporation
shall be vested in and exercised by Board OF
Directors. each of when shall own at least
Twenty-Five shares in his own name; they shall
elect from among their number President,
Vice President, a Secretary and Treasurer.
The said Board shall consist OF four direc'
tors, majority of whom shall constitute q
quorum to transact business.
The Directors shall be elected annually by
ballot by the stockholders. at the office OF the
Company, on the First day in the month OF
February of each year. Each shareholder
shall be entitled. either in person or by writer
proxy, to one vote for each share of stoci
held by him; and such election shall be held
under such rules as may be provided by the
Board of Directors.
A majority of votes cast at such election
shall elect.
In case of failure to hold the annual meeting
on the date provided in this Charter or
elect directors at such meeting on the da
called. or on any subsequent day to which sue
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1909-12-18
IITIEs

Pr President ans ! )
the above n', s,.lsn
my Sn o. Selors y
5. MUSE .,.,.rs r.
y.onclo NO MOI PpsrS
E s iFi'etnciana
New-York tribune., 1909-03-23

The market for spot cotton was quiet ana points
lower Al q G0c mddug upland and 9-s3c Tor Ia i!
ding Guf sales, 100 bales southern spot markets
81 sa5anaab quiet isc lower lice sales 14I2 d2
btes baes wimington quiet unchanged Norfolk
quiet. '6c l2Ner' al .,t !" ,1'' a. ~ Augusta
quiet To- To-: sales ei3 bales St n Ioui5
AT u l6c Memphis steady. unchanged al 9Stc sales
200 bales Galveston unchanged at 9sc sales ~.
hses. steady unchanged at >, le,' sales M 4do
bales Estimated receipts at leading points foa 1 Igesdag
a5ao =, : 100 bales against 39li bales last weel and
sas@Fe a sDel s 6oS ae. 9s ecasoa Ss5 @d
export 500 bales: American. 1000 bales receipts 1000
lures opened easy at points decline. closed barely
SIaf Aprf ana AprMay nc. Ma,-June 81 I'd
s94 ,o5s t7s 42'
5 NeyeH1eG 81 ri pe'emSer snq
flour AND MEAL There was small local local trade es
I'm duur to-day sales including Kansas clears an. ana
spTns , Pa'ear and nanged The following are prices
quoted on the New york Produce Exchange: Spring
Rf9 %n,er psten}s s. 90 So sprns clears s. 4oa$ 7
sHsa q % kansas sraghts s. y s. - BUCKwHEAT
FLOUH-Msrhet dui,; S-4 per lod s. ~ 80 80;
ELoJh7'faaS, faa Ql1!e' 45asf ~ c6R%MsAIEQuet.
Quoted. Fine white yellow 81 53@$ GO; coarse, %
81 - Weten m spring s27 80: standard mddllng s27 30:
do. so 90 red dog SO 20 90! city d eTat $50 75
al March Shipment hominy chop. S26 bulk S2' ~
GRAIN-WHEAT-Sha losses sustained by @ me
wheat market early the session to-day were pAL
Is regained the close, so that last prices
IL decline The nrEt brsah AH,uiI'lAs
lc per bushel. influenced mainly By u5.p W
10 Liverpool. pressure que 70 Nolti
of against 40 cars year
further selling resulted from tle Nisll
Increase OF bushels which with an
Of 5s5 bushels Canadian visible mace tntaI
ead,,r of bushels. compared WIN
decrease OF G31 bushels the corresponding te
fasf ,eav The room trade by this time hAh Detoirr
uet1y weI oversod and in attempting 70 cover 'oNSIu
he caused almost full recoyery oi tnT t st
Fart Oft ne buvng on a Biooflhai 'Ate
estimating ono bushels we're IeIt IN aus
rrtffa far season th3t country mas
sbfprJ 90 and the export surplus ngufe1
q he 80 O0ohm 70 pus"pp
bushels also some apprehension over south
conditions result ~ several pIEa ulS
patchcs reporting injury one message clallrs % Per
eut damage soft wheat Accardlne - Broom
la. ire worlds shipments lS2sG0o bushels t0'n-
New-York tribune., 1909-03-23
Cash QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New York. March % 1909
C0FFEE-With nothing in to-days 10 Indicate
coffee market quiet and prices showed little
change. close being dull unchanged points
lower Sales reported $500 bags. The
opened steady az unchanged prices decline = .
This represented nothing more important
tered realizing which found buyers. and WaC1
probably promoted 10 slig ltlN hWer
European cables but offerings urgent.
figures Receipts lssdiuE
continued light reaching only 1900 bags on Satu
day. while he Rio and Santos combined
had only 5000 bags against $4,000 bags for the same
warehouse deliveries been lls24+ bags. against
IS 50 bags the week last that tie
worlds visible supply statement OF April promises
show In worlds visible. How greatly
the additional export JaN is a problem, and 1t is also
uncertain TO how greatly the agitation Of an import
duty Influenced present large New York v2.s-
deliveries Nevertheless the outlook TO he
continued reduction visible supplies during the
balance and strength in the spot dcnat
sustaining factor I'm the general Sit'l5t 1n
The market for coffee steady. with quatti ms
on SIC for Rio No :. The total warehouse
laGs against s52 week and 34"H3 last Tenr
the former amount New York lad 1925 bags The
clearances and shipments or coffee for the week al
Brazilian ports follow. yleaIanCes. 30 go bags. IN
North Africa and 1000 To Cape River Plate and west
America; steamers loading at Rio for the
-uired and for Europe 2 total santos clear
auc-s cUpG h4Es. Including 1o'o 10 The United states
receiuts 2aeD stock 5000 bags cieaTances 20
United 2Ge0 hagsc elsewhere 500 bags Ihe
receipts al FOR the week ioisled "9'Ei
tags against H7coa last week. 1900 last year and
The range prices IN tho local market to-day
y follows
New-York tribune., 1909-03-23
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

Ns~ York. Narch = ''''
BEANS AND PEAs-Receipts to.day. so sacks PEA. pra.s
imports 5595 bags beans from Neai,er,@ea3 - p5t
some new, transactions reported ana pre-" S.s
p2agse sS RSne stcady Porto Rcan
have take" Few @[s sss ns Is he ser shippers
We quote: BEAEs; y wsrS" % do medium choice
& s. 90 s2 as ~ do pea choice 81 5Oak2 52- do imported
M s 81 s. 2 ae M Rian"y e6ocs fair
Common 70 good 81 22a<2 So s ys.?% 4 ifM& 5iif6ria
. 6aG tgs m ,s fS@P So PAs scotch bush 81 %
RITTER Receipts to-day. 55s4 pkgs win ,rsS the
ereameTy' d ,Ge "a arm but Unchanged prices General
.a,e Of specials at 2a3l 52e eFtTos at @ Ff2o' ar
but are quotabiy changed fan'y sI erieT feel
in on fe Tancv process but market is fully supplied With
2ec sEede' res%a4 Pngt25 sas See P'D per
8oIsc: do hrsts 27@2oc do seconds Z49 9 P724
az 2sfs 24@2c 22a23e 60 thirds 2ca21G 1
a!e d@iry air .rf%59 cgmmoa 2S2ac a. @ DO .,s
onds l1alSc' on9s q" I7ttisc: do thirds Gdl7c do
pacting ]. held l1's@lsc 40 NO - io'' uo NJ
to5d2y soon9 o3s ~ late eGIss ss itis
a pronounced to-day and prices were advanced G on
al grams EFtfarorv manner with stocks steadily work
into small gqnpaS nd indifferen about urging
@ deI IN IN the present basis The better grades OF skins
in moderate epo9 Gable canadian new e's
Cd FOX cooreG as 1na iGi7c do large small colored
white fen+y' ~ do good to prime i5'.@l4He do
man o 70 air l2q13o do skins 4 N speGlslss y
q" se% a. {a .@: 3@S soday car, by
POt POtLifS LihS' a fsw scattering coops by express Ad-
ices ndcats eRGs' ,E}s wssf e as last and wh trading
81 he moment is rather quiet, re "ni'%S s.is o1o
able is st an g1en bSow represent peddng
lalo"S exnrcss lots We quote; HI kEHS. n6ql, =
srs RTER per a. i2e 'DtcKs per r. iec GEESE West
crn, per d.ePn. tP liz GUINEA FOWLS. per pair 500
ooT rot RIfKK29ED IqK9 Hss and @yoss. G
eThaps little steader tone to prices bur demand @
ght ,gi nouItrv other than fowls arriving Squads
n6nInay UNCHANGED Frozen poua Gy baG We
~ ac"I Etresb kIed-TURKEYS. Young southwestern
and sGqt5sG@ % h .oe Fowls Western picked fancy
~ to box. medium size l6c 90 dTs Pet, oirb,. Is1
9aT do fair to good bbls. 14I- 5c; do Southwest
dry PbSa Pcked la lscaalded 1sc do western scaided
average best Z a 16c; do western OF 9S s
noor I2ai4c. OLD COCKS. dry picked or scalded
per re- sQUABS PRIME m aFsf e. nS @htie dc dTs 5Ge
s3gs4 22 do RTTRRGYs RT@T 5onng toms 25e
Is & 25e ,ss do 2 tens do q Corn fed io
24c: roasting milk fed 2o@ ?oc' 40 corr ndGSzE te
i9c: DI,cKs I2a fsc: GEESE s914c; CAPoNs "a
TEaGSGs-Receips to-day, 1905 cases Arrivals are
,,raraI but not excessive Trade continues good and
with strong Western adVees the bed as for r
slight premium but m fome Of LIE ana mne seo9s
defectiye lots are cur and 1esrv selected white zane
SJate' rood 70 choice Fl n 2oc brown and mixed
s1 and southern hrsts fac; isHc. do
thirds 1Sc: drties 1Talsc. checks. 15917c; duck
eggs 25ds4c goose eggs. 756soe.
oeq se'e oaa6sis 1a a2d
s selling gD,smses PP bS 4as a d. f9SS
Spy s4as5 30. do Baidx cold storage s. SOC %
O. s9 90 fs IS, 50 1@ 0r s IS re do
choice ss 5oas4 do all kinds. common s29S3' do
New-York tribune., 1909-03-23
TOPICS OF THE STREET

FOREIGN TRADINCi.-Foreign houses for the
~-zt time IN many weeks bought q sutrtantia I
,-7ount Of stock balance il, the local market
IN London the general market showed Improvement
~ the more encouraging political outlook Amerf-
an issues sharing in the gain Gail money was in
Good demand IT the British capital, and much as
= nor cent paid. Speculative buying Of bills
IN the expectation Of easier money rates next
,,-4b was reported The issue or Treasury hills
Us made At an average discount Of 81 12s 30
The Bank Of England secured the eI5O.O00 South
African gold offered II the open market
COPPER PRICES HIGHER.-The local Metal
Exchange has advanced its quoted price for copper
!, and prices in The actual market are ssc above
,ssr weeks level The Improvement here and
,I,-os5 is .e speculative buying OF the charac-
f.- in evidence in the early part this month
.75 latter part of Fehruary Quite a large guam
.,tz las taken for export However. there
rss been buying To speak Of by actual con
~,,-,ers The speculative buying In evidence over
tne last few days has huoyed up the spirits Of
conrer producers TO any extent \ great deal Of
This copper purchased on basis Of 12i4 cents
& pound. and the belief prevails that offerings Of
s-cclative copper any sharp rise in prices
iii he large Il is figured that within the last
month European spectators have taken least
- 100000 pounds OF copper.
MORE TINE FOR WISCONSIN CENTRAL, DE
POSTTS.-rThe time for deposting preferred stock
~ the Wisconsin Central Railway Company under
-re agreement OF March has been extended to
March 81. after which preferred stock viii be ac-
cenred only upon penalty of 81 a share. except in
cases Of executors and administrators which will
he dealt with upon written application to the com
-ritteC. large majori>" Of the preferred stock
with the Minneapolis, 81. Paul & Sault ste Marie
Railway Company has been declared effective.
TARIFF BILL IRON SCHEDT-I -I.ES-Interests
vel informed on iron trade conditions and who
have been in communication with various mem
re-s OF the United States Senate said yesterday
that according their information. the Senate
would favor duty OF 90 cents on iron ore instead
or no duty provided in the tariff bin presented
r. the lower branch Of Congress, and duty Of So
on riE iron. instead Of g. 90 proposed
DIVIDENDS DEC CLAREp--pividends have been
declared 2 follows Fifth Avenue Bank regular
quarterly - per cent payable April ]; First Ma
tlo7zl Bank regular quarterly per cent, payable
anril /. La Rose Mines Company regular quarterly
: rer cent and l per cent extra payable April %;
NipissnE Mines Company regular quarterly per
cent and per cent extra.
STATE BANKERS CONVENTION.-The annual
convention Of the New York State Bankers Ass0-
c'ation viii be held this year the Fort William
Henry Hotel, Lake George. July l. and Is.
CENTRAL. STRUCTURAL STEEL ORDER
Plans have been completed. 1t is reported. for the
placing Of orders for structural steel, aggresaing
from $4,000 10000 tons. by the New York Cen
ia lines
COFFEE EXCHANGE HOIIDAY.-The Coffee
Exchange viii be closed Good Friday. April g
srd Saturday. April 10
New-York tribune., 1909-03-23
oraER Markets BY TgLgeRApH.

,Tat-ax, March 22-CNT-r.E- Fe-sGrs -srig-s5ed az
COWS. So aS5 Is. Hsits-s 80 25aSs bulls g. SIS -
s. ~ Hogs Receipts estimated a- $40" head mar
kst To- higher choice heavy PL - p - - o,l.s
ss s :, azas q s., s. 55ssS 8 I g sis e. nsaS ss
n sales 81 sUds ~ SF EEI -eipts esttrn4ie. -
IS 600 bead. market f0. .pr rEler. sheep. S9So ~
lambs S6aSs yearings. s. 6pgS5 -
cinctn-ari. March = HOES Rscslsss 39ss -
common IS S5TsE ~ CATTLE Recelrrs- 10 hes.a.
active. 70 higher fair good snippers - Saso -
common SHEEP -F-eceirrs - had sfeadS
a. s. - s. IS. lambs strong s. 2-aS7 81
East HrnaIo March p LID Ftece.p,s' s9e s.9S
head slow and 1oc lower prime steers - 20
s. IS loads fsa s5F2ns = ~, ~ : ss g ss 81
fresh and sgIirgers fair demand and sf-.ay x
s25aS55 NEALS- -E@ec'Pts L-@ 1e.s -. 49, .-.i1s
steady heavy and mixed 3 -fS ~ l1rsers' *
as aairss IS soa7 20 SHEEP al LtSlss-Rsees.g-s
l44vo head active. ewes and m.Se,- -e-7 80 -
,s3-n-s s07S7 = wathers g. iQSS 90 ewes - %
s. .. sheep mixed. s. soc 81 =.
kansas city. March - e-CArrLE-Esceipts se.s -"
bssS ircIiinE 800 sou-Herus. on i9elss
T-re- .-rs~s srr4-r -rof-e export dressed SIT
sreers $50 81 IS. good. SfS6 esferr ste-I-.
s. Sod - . stockers ard te5ders S4 :. - s.s
$ 81 native hs.fsrs. sass Is. bulls s. S4 l2 cas
= 7IGS- Is HDGS-Re-slpts 1oefo heat. rl1rsef 10
Is, higher toF s. - p bulls - sales - & 1e9S'
S. - ls6 s7l. packers butcher IS 6 s. ss lFaJs
81 SS s. a. pigs 81 SsaS5 - SHEEP Re-sipts is coo
head market strCng % -, hisisr lambs s'e$' a.
l.nss. 81 -'s<. ;. ~. Z. as, -'tF'' ~
Pi,tstlr- March 2e--,A ATrt.F scevts tllr, stesdy.
choice 1000 10. prime. 81 nc s - i-tst~tppT
light hEter- prime wrtherF S. letSn = c1.s -
lrrr-,on SGaSt lambs SBdSS - VEAL CAIt rs So
e. - Tcti-Ksceipts fair higher. prime heayie s. =
mediums t1n<I ~. heavy WORKERS. - ,"4e1 -, 49,
YorAers IS 81 -. piss SdeSo % r'lsAs - 1aSo 20
New-York tribune., 1909-03-23
CHICAGO eRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

r-,i-axo March 22-Reported exhaustion Of
Australia exporable surplus Of wheat transformed
the vheat market to-day frorn a decidedly weak
=H=fr into one II considerable strength At the
close however. prices were still shade 10 80 10
&c below the final quotations Of the previous seS-
siou. Corn closed firm. oats easy and provisions
strong
The change in sentiment in the wheat pit oc-
CURED during the final hour and resulted IN dis
play II ,onsiiers be activity and strength follow
ing season Of extreme hea1iness, during when
time offerings found comparatively rev buyers
The reason for the late frmuess was cable
message from well known English crop statst-
clan IN which Il stated that only 4"e",o"o
eusheis Of wheat available for export from Austria
"a ron this seasons crop remains 70 be shipped
mus indicating a much less amount than had been
previously estimated. Several leading bulls gave
me market good support following the receipt OF
lHls news, and shorts also covered freely The re
50 vas quick advances Of lc from the low point
c. the day. Prior this rally the market was
extremely weak, sentiment ia the pit apparently
De's unanimously bearish, owing 10 lower cables
lb-Tai worlds shipments. an increase Of $1,000
bushels IN the visible supply IN tire United States
ana favorable crop reports from this country Dur
H. te dag May ranged between 81 Isl4 and 81 l5i4,
"He July sold between 81 Gl7s and 81 02's- The
marked closed az almost the top with MAY at
81 lais and July al 81 0esl to s. e27s.
fhe slump Ia wheat and the heavy tone Of the
cables rad depressing effect on during the
early part of the day, there being scattered
sehlng Late IN the session, however, the market
rallied on talk of some export business having
herr worked" New York The rally in wheat
afso Inspired nuEins of in the final hour. The
'Ua4psred with Saturday final quotations May be
iiig a. ssisc 10 66i4c and July At 65iac-
oats were weak Tie greater part Of the day. al
lhoGSh little fTner feeling developed late IN the
Gay heeause - The rally in other grains Cash in-
te-sfs and local holders the chief sellers dur
INK the day and demand mainly bv shorts Al
ne c'osa Irices werc isc 70 80 20 &c below the
maj quotations II the previous session. May being
- a and Juiv d
no isfons ~er@ strong All DAY because Of buy
9g ~ iocsl packsrs based on = 1pc advance IN
tees Al ;he close prices we're 7izc 10 l0c 10
. 20 l0i1c higher thsn Saturdays close.
New-York tribune., 1909-03-23
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

rfv.rr,oI March s2-~IosiuE- WHEAT-Spot
s.es.s,- II, red Weston winter. IS sd futures
steady MAY. I'd, Luly- IS -'sd. september. -
91-J r0pN-Spot nrm- American mtVed WA
c,sivestoul I'D, futures quiet March. nerlinal
~ 5s SD PEAS-Cunadian firm gs SD
III Cr-E-yVinter patents strong. SIS HOPS in Lon
doD tPacinc Coastl steady, t2n g. BEEF-Extr4
T1If, rSess dull fe5s PDRk-Priwe mess Western
duji TSs d! HAMS-Short cut. ~ e. is lo. strong
+ss short rf5 - i. sJronS as 81 ions Gear
Itch 10 49s Sd long clear
1,iddies heavy IS strong. 49s- short eiear
hacks Is 70 90 ID. hrn +9s 6d. clear oelhes. = -
ne ~ srrorE 52s Sd SHOULpERS-Square n -
iS No. strong ass LARD-Pr-ns Western m tierces
t,fst as "a American refined pals quiet 52s 3D.
BI-TrER--ciood United states. nominal C1EEsE---
canadian white. hrIG t2s e Sanad. an nnss'
- o-s9 Ann 65s Sd TALLOW--Priuls cltv- sfeady.
2Ss TURPENTINE NE--sririIs STEADY. -ss I'd hoS.S
Common steadt- s. III ltot = fseiilrA s--@-''
LINSEED OlLT-Steau-- -
New-York tribune., 1909-03-23

fOTT0N-Tfe
sottIe5 to dav- closing firm the near months and
eteaar- new grD positions. point higher 10
r,nfrfz steady At unchanged
rres TO decline points under scattered liquidation
f, ,,rirE the rrst few rallied net advance
OF To points result q covering ty local pfofrs
siaes WHO were evidently Inclined L" even up OWING
=, uncertain a. % Interpretation that might -
-la.c7 1ru showing stocks or cotton
r~ftrF ~ o March iy trade interests
ETr.r II was this report "as bringing IN 10
demand weakened again and n"isliH
standing private report forecstiug the reduction Of p
r,er ,ar I'm acreage. sold off to net loss n 10
rolns during afternoon Toward t1e close covering
5lI support the months caused Teac'iph
- -ta lowest Liverpool seemed 5e buying here
1sa IL, tie dav report indicating reduction or =
-,r-- screage much iinpTeS-
e.o on sentiment considered early for in
a. Inclination on part of local bears n thar
. growers were talking larger reduction ihah
bic the actual acreage might show increase II the
ra,-oraFle the
,41real or the kind Consequently
,tere we're no comparisons available. and m" hgHres
-, ,.rc,sJ, Interpreted. Weather reports showed no
sn.al feature and played great part in the DAY
Exchange voted 70 restore the quarter
5es down 10 fuIly midding. but against restoring
grades known barely low middling ana lu"g soea
The ranre Of contract prices in the local market today
New-York tribune., 1909-03-23

Wit bushels the previous "eeH. si-o
SOS bushels last year This autnory
decrease Of q2s bushels in the quantity OF Pae
Russian crop and reported saca ~
Balkan trouble added the bearlsl
advlces early I'm the session tSNoI, Sr1,r1
was Unite Of half dohen loais
7,6a IocaI rash market closed follows: No REQ
81 q and 81 22l4 q o efoeL'
rIorrberr No hard WINTER, 81 -
o b afost CORN-The market was FdlueI So.'
ali dav and followed the same Ilne a. -nf.S
showing early decline and subsequent {a IeCo
prices about unchanged from oaLI-e
ce+s hsrdIy reached the estimates at chicago puL ts
weather fairly good in the West ana nc ,ite snn
locked for. Ihe Flslu SuP
piv decreased 600 bushels during the "eeI Sin
day and bring export orders. as fol-
therefore quiet and easier cosLIIs
lows IN New York: No corn - &c 1d 10 Yellow
- a.te5 =, - afost OATS commission houses 500
oats on an early decline. but were buyers Oe
day causing rally similar that in other t iocoi
b yisble supply Increased 1874 coo bushels s =. %
closed steady. as follows:
n 57a5sc; natural white % TO 81 r. % 55gTMarlet
cfiDr VIII - 10. zdhl =
6ufl: No ? Western. ssc b New York 4z 6Atlf
Market steady: mailing 1870; feedlns: no1oted AZ
Nv II-CKWHEAT-New York state Qu0'0H a.
Gc niDa1
New-York tribune., 1909-03-23
PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.

tFu-risfed by Charles d Farney & Co 10 = Broad -
Nev YORK and South 4th 81, Pnilaeelpha-l
-
New-York tribune., 1909-03-23

Good to choice native year ago. 5 6"a -
BEEvES-Regsgts f9r two aays were 3te ears, , 2
II for the market making WITH the car hetd % o sr
light supply. and with chicago cattle market higher
% on & ,sh .Js6es5 Toa pis G s on ited oeTnEs The
Yards we're cleared earl ',oGd 70 ca9!re J
choice fat bulls a. s. IS. cows a. 81 log s. 90. !
saIo. per II for common 70 CHOICE native sides L.E
srpoo and London cattle and oeet In4TAes
sales-MePhsrson & Co: go Ohio Ohio steers. l2Sl -
. do. I1et III. a $. 50 DO 1850 - At s. 10. 40 2
10. At s.: Is cows 1l14 b. a. 81 80. de- io4d j.
s. 70. 10 do @57 h. at s. IS 6 do pos D. At s. so
Do + 1870 s, p 81 " g g AZ 5' 20 de- % % So" $, 3 3 at 10 do
sanders y oslo steers a l2Tq p H. a. 81 go 4, II
asG H. i a 81 a. s a. do. goo H. At s. @ % 1oio H.
at 81 so: DO $50 n at s. do 500 y. a. g. sS
1s do. I47s Ii. So IS Is do. i4Si 10. at Ss 60.
Judd 8 y: 5 bulls So n. st 81 o': cows.
John p nelson COWS $50 ~ at 80 IS 10 Do. 7's
ae9 D. at, 81 2s DO eao - So S do. ST. II. a,
Andrew Mullen: Is cows sos II. Sc so. do.
cAIyEs-Resepts. ze.s 500, had including a sst
am %r a demand for the st6cE and price. Wers ar
10 PC higher with a prompt clearance 81 the pens
III: head $40 30: cuus at $5gS6. no harnyard
sslssNH, II Hollis. i4a vesl'. IsI h average at
$40 per 100 Ii; 1T do. lis H. at 50 -, do. 49,
o' e IA rss; S ia1 l. n B. at ,dz so = z 4 DC 3 lss
N s $ E'; a. 2s ys fs' S at e e. ? a st s IS n n 20 g s s
J. G curtis : Son: veal. 100 n; al SO. p Do Il?
g. g. T 10 at g. az a 81 - = r. eus r 5 81 n f. s s 81 JOS 70 -
n, Gn" at $ so He'a d. $50 1S IS At sall, is
40 VI y R 70 HUME a e So Seais as i5s r. a, SO: Do
IS oRn s2aaa39 aS rs 5 at 50 g. = a. = III III n
S {, 3D. B at 81 SO i q ,,i % = 1856 . 2 q :, s
iiie n at S % 3 DO lia n. SO 50. p eaus I2a
$ Judd Co: Is veaIs us II at 50; 40 do rs n
Mcpherson & Co vesIs. 100 n. at 81. / 90. l2o
SHEEP AND LASIBs-Recsipt. for two DAYS we're
% ll146 mead including - cars for tefei
saturday. Il cars sale Very few sheep offered and
feeling 4Fn lambs & linpa & ne ne - a Tsh s sse I % & g
good sheep sold Sass 81 per 100 \, eus
S6 80: few yeaylings at 50 5oqST Dressed mutton
hohouse lambs higher at S4aSI 80 per carcass
with few sales at IS
sales-s Sanders 2s2 state lambs. IS 70 average. at
per 10 100 do. 20 70. at s. % 12l Do 81 n
at s. 35 - do 10 n at SS % Do 6 10 al 3 o. IS 90
so yearlings SO -; sheep, 40 n
st s. 59 f9 iso da r. sS 8, 81 s at 81 % 10 'u' S H.
shippers Commission company; 2o9 lambs. 81 u.
81 go ( yearlings. ~ Io at 81 , ,.
Newton & Co. 2od Buffalo lambs 81 n. at IS 10; @oS
90 Ks2ns s2 t commisson company 2o5 Buffalo lambs ~
1obn 8 shannon. 2s state lambs. 81 so. do.
lco S. state sheep l5S n at s. so 50 do io2 n
R Hume 2s state sheer Joe ZOE n At $50
2567 head includLne about 25o for the market PEees
sT. .afs "a ss m s ef pf iS icy "a but a@s s ' u N
hozs would probabIv exceed these figures Country
drsi<e hs ase hshon anq ss ate So i9 II
s. 25 rer 100 ~ roughs So 10 AZ IS % stag go
10 s az Judd & Co: state hogs coarse n. 81
New-York tribune., 1909-03-23
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