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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-06-11
Doctors ENDORSE
Newbro's Herpieide.

WIN doctor endorses a prepare
ton T means more than an ordinary
testimonial. His opinion is always that
or IN professional man devoted to the
welffe Of the people.
DR. ]. ], Boyd, Covington, Tenn.
says; Il feel 1t my duty to write this
for tie benefit of those suffering from
dandnn. In the average case a few
appliRuons of Newbro's Herpicide
VIII Hmove all dandruff. 1t is advis-
able 90 continue its use for several
week."
The words Of J. B. Thompson, NJ.
D., No. Burrough Place, Cor. Hollis
St, Boston, Mass. are not less en-
thusiastic; I can only speak in praise
OF Newbros Herpicide. It is all that is
claimed and perhaps more Herpicide
not only cleanses the scalp but bright
ems the hair, gives it life and makes
IT soft"
DR.. T. A. Moore. Duncan. Ariz
writes of his experiences: NV scaIp
was in places covered by patches Of
dry, scaly material and the itching
was incessant. Since using Herpicide
all these evils have disappeared and
my hair is soft, smooth and growing.
Hair has grown on spots before but
thinly covered
Newbro's Herpicide is the original
remedy to XIII the dandruff germ and
stop falling hair. The terrible itching
which goes with dandruff is allayed
almost at once.
Herpicide is for sale at Drug stores
and one dollar size bottles are enaran-
teed. Applications may be obtained ar
the leading barber shops. Be snra Won
get genuine Herpicide. Send Inc in
hostage for sample and book IN The
IIerpicide Co. Dept. L., Detroit Mich,
D'Alemberte's Pharmacy Special
agent.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-06-11
NAT GOODWIN
TO ENTER SUIT
WILL BRING ACTION AGAINST
EDNA GOODRICH, HIS FOURTH
WIFE, FOR DISSOLUTION OF
THE $4,000 TRUST HE GRE
ATED.
Special to The Journal.

OpSSIdt TO ! ne journal.
New York, June 10.-Amone his
friends and admirers along the rialto,
there Is growing suspicion that as
ne Is moving along in years, Nat
Goodwin, the atcor, is changing the
tenets Of the faith he practiced so
tenaciously in his earlier days. Once
upon time, he looked upon a welcher
as a person to be Stunned and unfit
10 associate with. In the face Of his
oft emphasized opinion on this sub
1ect, II Is dih1cult for his friends to
understand his recently expressed pur-
pose to institute suit against Edna
Goodrich. his fourth and last wife,
who recently divorced him, for the
dissolution of the trust he created for
her benefit at the time Of their mar
rage two years ago. BY this trust,
she receives the income from real es-
tate valued at 100000 as long as she
lives. Goodwin feels that this gift is
tremendous cost to pay for a little
moro than eighteen months of con-
Jugal bliss and believes that It is
unfair of his wife to exact so heavy
, tribute from hisrn. Maxine Elliot
who was Mrs Goodwin, No 3, was
Wiling to give a quit claim on him for
lothing and he cannot see why, her
uccesSor, should not be equally gen.
rous. But then, wife No. turned
own millionaire miner from the
'est. in order TO marry the actor and
1e thinks the provision made for her
y Goodwin is only fair compensation
Ir the sacrifice she made for him.
the genial Goodwin, who has not
1t rehabiliated himself with many Of
admirers who bought stock a few
Ears ago in his mining ventures with
gorge Graham Rice, on the strength
their confidence in him, only to
Sc their investment, persists In go
to law over the deed Of trust, his
ife will make stubborn fight to
phold It, in whatever part of the
,untry the action is brought
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-06-11

vorced Alfred Gwynne Vanderbilt, re-
ceived a cordial reception from mem
bers OF the Vanderbilt family and was
the center Of much interest because
of the report, renewed recently that she
contemplates marrying again in the late
fal or wtnter.. None of the galaxy of
divorces present seemed to feel Ill at
ease as they are disposed to do, when
thy are in company, not so mixed mat
rtmonially as that at Westbury. Fol-
lowing the game they fraternized free
ly at the fashionable restaurants and
road houses in the vicinity to which
they motored for supper. Many old
wounds were healed and a general
toning up of former friendships en-
sued.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-06-11

bed on the ship-a la DuBarry-could
not resist the temptation to make book
among themselves on the duration of
the pact between the couple. Fries will
meet her in London and marry her she
said as soon as the necessary legal and
other formalities could be arranged
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-06-11

two or tt1res @ta1hdts taIchn aarrer
meals EtimuIHte tho Hscrsftnrss .anll
digest ALL tffe fond VIA 1zeEtuxsss WHY.
Your druggist will give ynu back
.yor money If ptgssttt dtnes mot re
lltawe you, or II you ,dnltt1t. write to
tine Dtgezttt CO., .JHntsEnp, Miss, fnr
am order tD ynur druggist fnr a full
size package without dRost.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-06-11
PEOPLE ARE BEING POISONED


undtgekeGd food faxnSsxtts IN tine
stomach producing potsunnaEs Bazes
which Hre aAbzorzad aEnd distributed
throughout tina =arttfxa azyztam poisson
ling tina tHeart, the znarees and the
hratn-srdbntng tttEe !hfoon u1f tits life
giving Irounrtiss itn&teah lf -repban-
!ishtug tt3Ham.
ntgshttt 1fHe -msw nannez3y fur .tnIai-.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-06-11

g@Httun GdtEHKts aln tina food taken into
tttre stomach -tfHerahy preventing any
Decentralization aor decomposition.
DtgeAtad food rs @asstmitated and
ffesds tfTs .bhnd with :ltfezgivtuS yprop-
eeKtkes.'
ntgesttt will relteve -ttrcsa distress
ting ssmlTttinEs uof Dyspepsia instantly
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-06-11
The Real CURIOSITY.

At a country fair in a Western state
one Of the attractions of which was an
exhibition of curious animals, there
appeared a countryman atter ded by
large assortment of boys and girls
and a wife with a large sunbonnet
The countryman took the barker
for the exhibition into his confidence
I'd like to go in and see them ami
mails" said he, but it would be kinder
mean to go in without my family, and
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-06-11
SMITH HAS
NEW FEATURE
NOVEL ARRANGEMENT is FoUN-
TAIN OF RUNNING WATER FOR
PRESERVATION OF VEeETA-
5LEs IN STORE OF w. H. SMITH.

A novelty for Pensacola is a foun-
tain Of running water in a store. w.
H. Smith, who conducts an up-to- date
grovery in the Vernon hotel building
on East Wright street. was the first
Pensacola grocer to install a store
fountain and the unique feature is at
tracing considerable attention.
The fountain, which has running wa
ter In 1t all the time, in addition to
being a very novel store decoration
serves a most useful purpose. On it
are stored vegetables which are kept
fresh and crisp at all times and are
also kept free from dirt and flies by
the running water dripping slowly over
them.
Store fountains are in use in other
cities but Mr.. Smith is the first Pen
sacola grocer to add the progressive
and useful feature and he is to be
congratulated on his initiative. 80"
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-06-11

spicuous position than they have here
tofore occupied in the English social
world for Waldorf Aston, his son and
the latters wife, who was Miss Mamie
Langhorne, one of the beautiful
sisters. One of the latter
it will be recalled is the wife Of
Charles Dana Gibson, the artist
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-06-11
you NEVER CAN TELL

lst exactly the, cause Of your rheu-
latism, but you know you have it.
10 you, know that Billiards. Snow
iniment will cure it7-relieves the
ain--reduces the swelling and limbers
ne Joints and muscles so that you
Vill be as active and well as you ever
rere. Price 25c. soc and S1o0.
Sold by all druggists
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-06-11

ASHEVILLE. N. C.-Spend your vaca ton
in mountains Of Western North Caro-
lima, 2250 feet above sea level. Hunting,
fishing, driving, motoring, mountain
climbing. Illustrated booklet on request.
Board of Trade. Asheville. N. c.
20may2m
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-06-11

WAYNESVILLE. n. C.-Haywood White
Sulphur Springs Hotel. Free waters;
25-acre lawn; Tennis, other games and
mountain climbing. Ideal vacation spot
Also Belvidere, in Asheville. Write for
booklets. 20may1St"
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-06-11

THE ACWORTH INN" Acworth, Ga,
open for summer boarders and tourists
Nestled in the hills of Georgia Write for
information. Rates reasonable. R. w
Lewis, Prop. 1smay1ms
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-06-11

A lot of old newspapers,
tied up in neat bundles, for
sale, SC a bundle, at The Jour-
nal Office.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-06-11

Just wait a minute and I'll fix IL
up for YOU" said the obliging barker
TN bring out them animals and let
'em have look at you and your fam
ily."-Harper's Magazine.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-06-11

can't afford to pay for my wife and
fifteen children"
The city-reared barker" stared at
the man in amazement- Are all those
your children?' he asked, gasping.
Everyone of the fifteen" said the
man.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-04-12

2oQooc lower. Sweet in light supply. bit Evil:
oniens increasing IN supply. but new active
and firm; 500 bags EEyptian sold at s. 70 and
a.. S's cuban sa.' ana Il XIII at
onions In few hands and held firmly: Asga,,a~
freely. but largely poor and prices irrssu.aI'
Beets and carrots selling well when choice
Ola dull s os wsaN an M
pricss low cucunisers in sctivs demand and
sch arriving Freely and IN most active demand.
Lettuce closing o0GI5c lower owing to poorer
quality Parsley plenty and lower .ss Peas S sisso
ishes arriving freely. Squash hrm. Tomatoes
in excessive supply and prices show no inProve-
late crop kase Fiorida, new, 1905 80; Old.
sey basket. sigs2: Onions. Bermuda Havana
low. sss g 75ss4' 100 : sas $ sSgss: 5sd.
seusher3 ai si as4 a %RcR Gas drum $50
ass N, sa4 &c., &c., s sw SS
BAGEs. new. crate, scc4sl 20 red. s2gS9 o pa.
ss SNaft cE Sass s@R sS s'S c fs
boz sSqs$ 90 !SS SssP gsgsi . HsSs I;
bETSHF as sSs3f nA 'efss L@sk HS
~ Oh, ohffA. Carrier. sluso, fA4NSAltA 49,
bol, 81 6ogs2; basket. soc; pain. 65t e. %;
Dbl. 81 SOssi rs; PEAS Florida, basket. slgsS
South Carolina. s24s3 so; PEPPERS box. 81 30
@s2 IS: carrier S1as1 80: ROMATNE, Southern.
RHUBARB 100 bunches saeea, RADIsHEs
basket 50cdsi: STRING BEANs basket. $40
81; SPINACH. bbl. 55eas1 %: sol ASH new sIE
1916: white, siGsf 30: TOMATOES. Florida.
cT HoTH tTp P9he PPfR6btcTHss u Musaroos in
good demand and firm. Cucumbers steady Let
tuce higher Radshes and rhuharb II light
suppiv Tomatoes neglected. MUSHROOMS. !
n basket 7Sc2s1 10: BEET TOPS. box, 5Ogd0c;
CUCUMBERs. dozen. 4oc9sti LETTu CT, Dozen
50qe5c; Boston. strap, 81 1892 Is; MINT, doz-
en-. 75c: RADIsHES. 100 lunches. sea$2 80;
RIfrBARB. dozen, 2sa65c; TOMATOES 10
5GlGc
NCTs-No change in domestic peanuts.
Virginia. hand picked. Jumbo, 70. 6H6Ac. fancy.
sd5i.c. extra 4i.c; shelled. Jumbo, sac;
No l. &c: No .. 4isGs5o: spanish. shelled. No l.
&c: No 2. 5isd6e.
HONEy-Wesk. though clover extracted IS
scarce and ~ here would bring full prices.
Glover. somt. -, IoGl3c extracted. saloc:
buckwheat comb. 1f.1Oc. extracted. fnIc. West
indian extracted, as 20 quality. gallon, IsTIoc.
BEESwAX-ouotat.on 81 29T30c covers
rnost Of the business
MAPLE SrCAR--Few Ola goods left. RE-
ports from producing sections favorable. sugar.
old. 10. l2c, syrup. old. gallon. s6G~s 81
GrNsFNG-Northern and Eastern. Wild, ID,
zou.hs~r oScS-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-04-12
BOSTON WOOL MARkET.

Boston. April u The demand Tor wool b.
worstsG manufacturers continues. with v.uss
still tending downward Holders are anxious 70
clear their bins FOR the new clip. and the move
merit 20 the mills begun fortnight ago Is par
ticuarly welcomed. although there nave been
some sacrifices. Transfers are teav!es, II terri
tory stock although nearby fleece woods are In
demand ana some large sales are reported Ad-
vices from the West indicate low prices FOR tho
new clip compared with YEAR ago. Arizona
woods continue % arrive in email lots. The bulk
of the new wool Is not expected for another
month. Leading domestic quotations.
Ohio and Pennsylvania heeces-Dslaine washed
3O4a2c. Xxx 2sG29c. fine unmerchantable 23lD
24c. half blood c0mbine 26Q27c. thTee-e!giths
25a2Sc quarter 24i.G2l5c delaine unwashed
23I25c nne. 2092Oiac Michigan. Wisconsin
and New York fee. es-Fine rnwashad 2o92lc;
delaire 24H25c: half blood. 25126c. kentucky,
Indiana and Missouri hrec -slghths Blood, ESQ
2ec quarter. 23i- Q2=c.
secured basis: TeNas-Fine Il months. 4S0
soc ane 9 TO s. 46G 48c fne fall 43c. Caliior-
nia-Nnrthcrr AsI5oc: middle county. 4544lc;
southern 4Sc; fali free. 4cc Oregon-Eastern,
No staple jeG57c; eastern, clothing. 4sQ6Ge;
yaIlsv No l. Asg49o rerritory-Fine staple.
54a55c. nne medium. 5sc Ane clothing. 47a isc.
&C medium 45G47c; one-haH Blood comong,
5e052c. three-e ghths, 1890; quarter 1926
Pulled Extra. 50952c fine a. 4s9aoc' SUI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-04-12
FORECLOSURE SALES.

SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW YORK.
Alfred Mlxsell Administrator OF tbs goods.
chnttelz and credits Of Mssdaiena Mxse de-
ceased Plaintiff. against Irene Goldberger. ct al.
DeferIar,s In pursuance OF a Judgment OF fore
closure and sale. duly made and entered IN the
above entitled action AM bearing date the 10th
day Of March. 1911 I. the undersigned. the
Referee in said Judgment named, will sell At
pubic auction, at the Exchange 6alecoom, Nos.
i4-fs Vesey street IN the Borough OF Man.
haitian, City OF New York. on thu 18th dry OF
April. 1911, at ~ o'clock noon on that day. by
Joseph p. Day aIctioneer, the premises directed
by said tudgmenr' 10 be sold. and therein de-
scribsd as follows All that certain lot. piece
or parcel OF land. with the building and i'm.
provements thereon erected, situate, lying ana
being IN the Borough OF Manhattan. OF the City.
County and State OF New York bounded and
described as follows: Beginning at a point on
the northery side Of East 58th street distant
275 feet westerly from the corner formed by
the intersection ~ the westerly SIDE OF % ave-
nue with the northeriy side OF East 55tn street.
running thence northery, parallel with "a ave
nue. and nar, Of the way through A party wall
100 feet . inches to the centre line OF the block
thence westerly. along said centre line 81 nc ls
block % feet; thence southeriy, again parallel
with ID avenue. and part Of the way through
q party wall, 100 feet inches 70 the northerly
side OF East seth street. and thence easterly
along the northery side OF f3ast both street.
% feet 20 the point or place Of beginning. Said
premises being now known by the street num-
Der 23l East 56th street.
Dated. New York March 81, 1911.
FRANK CASE HAYDEN, Referee.
street, Borough OF Manhattan New York city
The following r. a diagram Of the property
to be sold. Its street number u 25i East 6Sh
street.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-04-12
LIVESTOCK MARKETS.

New York, April II. lSll.
BEEyES--Receipts. n cars or LISA head
all for slaughter Feeling dull and weak. ana
no demand for the stalls cattle. Dressed beef
slow at 81 gio4c. 40 later cables Exports
none.
CALyEs-Receipts 155. ali FOR butchers
direct. Market entirely nominal. Dressed
calves strong AT - l5c for city dressed veals
SHEEP AND LA,tBS-Receipts. 10 cars, or
1914 head including four cars for the mar
ket; 1Oi5 cars sale. Trade dull and lamos
10c lower; six cars unsold az late hour
sheep norninally stesdy; prime lambs Gun,
shorn) sold az sc - per 100 ID: fairly good
clipped. 81 so: & deck OF MARYLAND spring
lambs. IS 80 per head. Dressed mutton dull
at ~ Gee per b; dressed lambs. loia iliec
hog dressed. i2c; country dressed hotheuse
lambs in fair demand AZ s31se 80 each.
Saies--Kerns Commission Company Us W =
shorn Michigan lambs 20 III average. SO 70
per 100 ID; as, "a ID. 80 IS; go. = 10. Sc -
1917. * III. SO 10 II clipped Michigan So
ID SIS so
HOGs-Receipts Il cars. or 2.544 head.
ell for slaughter Feeling steady or Buffalo
aevices and heev-' 20 light hogs quotable a.
SIS rs G 81 IS per 100 ID. country dressed hogs
slow and weak at : 7ioc per II.
Sales (late yestsrday)-S Sanders =
Pennsylvania pigs, 1o5 ID average. 81 - per
100 ID ). 1874 To- 81 10; state pigs lo4 10.
81 IS. 2. 10 10. 81 20; %, 49, ID, s. 70: a.
i72 ID. 81. So ia ID. 81. IS roushs $50 ID.
s. 20: ! stag 23O h, ST
Newton & Co: IS Pennsylvania. hogs lEo
ID 81 10
8 Judd & Co.. state hogs, l20 10. s. Is:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-04-12
plIBlIC NOTICES.

STATE OFF NEW YORK. PUBLIC SERVICE
Commission for the First District In the
matter Of the application OF New. hork, W e 81
on estAr and Boston Railway Company TOT
-,.rn ission 20 exercise the right % 70 change
It's route in the County OF New York, Nzl lor
modification NJ an or.er dated January p,
contract with the Harlem River and port
Chester Railroad COMPANY ase No. tooox-
Published notice OF hearing. Notice Is hereoy
given that the application OF the New 6er
Containing the matters below set forth, Will
bo heard by said Commission at It's once, NO
l54 Nassau Street Borough OK rii ie n
a. 80 O'Clock in the afternoon. said apph-
eaten Is made Ter permission o. 20 exercise
the rsht under Section = OF me ,, Ralr .tts
in the County of New York TO CONFORM ID al
respects 10 the route shown on certain maps
and profles fled with said Commission name
". "a nap and profile OF New YORK West-
chester and Boston Railway for New YORK
County. New York, part Of Section one De
ceYnber 10. 1910. (Pj map and profile OF New
York Westminster and Boston Railway for
New York County. part of Sections one, Two
and Three. December 10, 1910; ~ TO execu,e
a contract with the Harlem River and Port
Chester Railroad Company for the oonstruc,
ton and Joint opera ton Of that portion oi
their respective lines common 20 both. Manner,
viz. from the Harlem River 20 One nundrsn
1rovai OF The form o. such contract; Cs) for
an order modifying the order Of the Public
Dated January g. 1909, az amended SO that
portion OF the route Of tho New York, West
chester ald Boston Railway Company extend
ing from the Harlem River 70 ABOUT one nun
dred and seventy-fourth Street shall be eX
ceptee from the provisions % Section OF said
order requiring the completion or the main
line of the applicants railroad VIII FOUR
tracks. prior 70 the second day OF august,
New YORK. wEsTcHEsrER AND BOSTON
ITvERETT s MILLER. President.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-04-12
EOEEIGM Markets,

Liverpool. April --wITEAr.-spot dull. tut-
,,,as ouiet. NAV. &c s Nd. July 81 SD october.
a. ~. COpN-spot arm American mixed. new.
4 4d American mixed o!d. 81 I'd new An rs
Ri AZ Gsd FI,OCB--Wlnter patents 2Is.
hops IN London Pacific Coast, - fbsas 30.
mi IRA India mess. lois 81. PORK
Pin mes. western sis Sd HAMs--short cut,
"a a. nae AON-Cumberland cut 52s. short
..a e.. oIear bellies. 5is. long clear m.ddles.
Irbt 54s ga: heavy. '3s. short clear backs.
a. a SHOULDERS-square: ~ LAhpI
f,-,,,o vegts,n. tierces ais Sd American refined.
naIs SIS BUTrER-Firest United states. rs
ps9 So CHEESE-Clnadian finest white sni
s sS.r new G5s TURF 7 SIS ea
pCsr% Common. 1875 On. ftIKpLEC hi--ite =
RosIN, rTSerTr OIL. soc COTTCNsEED
ms me, NH refined spot, 2ss 81 TALLoW-Aus-
oaT,,r IN London. S3s Cd. ,
uS -. C6rn Exchange here viii be cloted April
H. IS and i easter s9 }M 4yyTf4Arc.n,r,fus.
81 '1 Gs inuseovado Jos Cd BEET suGAg io'
~ V" ',f%SEEp-Caicutta. Aprtl-June, tSs 81.
Sad Lrr,,' 6Tf- AIS 81 SPERM OIL. f3i los.
so [saned d, 30 81 R6jFsisy
O'4d. 49,. .,~,lned. IFS %. hne. i9s Tisd.
--A .n,ysIg,. April IIPETRoLEuM. ~ francs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-04-12
OTHER LIVESTOCK MARKETS.

Chicago April 1l.--cATTLE-Receipts 2. COS c},
steady; beeves. s. 1888 70; Texas steers, s. +og
So Go; Western steers. 81 so9$5 IS stoekers and
ss g. css ss9S $3.50 IS a2"i as %
sl9c iG eve thar .s Ease 80 aE Esa d
Sc go, rough. IS 75Tse; good = choice heavy.
s6Gse 80: pigs Sc 25gs6 70 bulk OF lies. So 80
Sc 80. sHEEP-Receipts "a 900 stead; nai, ne
IS so; lambs. native 81 1885 30 Western - %
East Buffalo. april 1l-cATTLE-Recspts
roo slow and unchanged VEALs-Receipts.
$50 iaTy aSt sSS ans S 'teiSy f Ssf 70 b LOS
Sc 25qS6 So mixed. So 6oa$e Is. workers.. 50 IS
isaS4 ea;s: S 25S9 5, 5 s stead. A&D
snSy i ia l sso iaST e hsATy limbs $500 10
ste Si9Sn ana q HRs far sod ssSpsra CSC
Sc 10 eonnadn; g 2:gSt T. s-Es:siPts
Sc sSass s5 common seas6 10. sHEEP---Re--
ceipts 43s dull: &c lover 81 2J1S4 IS LANES
Dull; 2593oc lower; s5qss i.
u o. Inclaang 266 soatheras heac1 at
lower Cor steers. top So 20. light steers STEADY
steers IS 95Qse 40; fair to good. s. 25lS5 -.
Western. S5Qs6; stockers and feeders. s. 80 e
s. g southern s = 25as 6 10 cows soutsern 2
Receipts, $4,000; 5dl5e lever buzz % sales. s. %
ers. SsQS6 20; Iights IS 1GdSS q sHEEP-Ie-
cipts 70 600. steady 70 Toe lower. spring lambs.
IS. lambs S. 4OGso 20; ycarllnss - 53G 80 40
wethers s4qs5; ewes. &c 5O1-4 80. stockers and
feeders 1888 70.
Pittsburg Apr.l li.--cATTLE-siow. SUPPLY
light; choice. SO 50fs6 IS prime Sc 15Is6 40
sHEEP-steady; suppl fair: prime wsther -
VEAL CALVES s7as7 so HoGs--sow: re-
oeipts 10 double decks; prime heavies, SO ga
Sc IS mediums. SO 701S6 -. heavy Yorkers
g 75ase So iiaht TOrkers and pigs Sc eoqs6 Q;
ro1ghs s59S5 so
lDy Telegraph 70 The TribGrel
50. Louis. April II. - CATrLE-Recepts
4.G2T; active ane Toe lower; steers. 81 $3.50 So
heifers "a 40ds6 So. cows. So SjdS5 70. Southern
steers 81 35ds8 go; Southern cows and heifers
81 eOdS5 HOGS--Reseipts, 15.7S2: fairly active
and l0G20c lower; pigs and llsEts. s. goo SO IS:
packers &c f5TS6 35: heavy 70 choice, SO log
So 90; common. mixed. s. 5OGS6 SHE-p-Be-
ceipt. 1927: moderately active and 1oG25c
lower; lambs. IS S0ds6 %; clipped lanes IS 2JH
IS 80. sheep, $4as4 TO- clipped sheep. siGsi %.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-04-12

is tS.OoS t tan OF sugar In the United Kingdom
lower for Anr, AZ London, beet sugar was x d
ana iattrrs nu June the former ct 1os 7l,d.
buyer, n. at los 81. Raw here frrri with
for Ga "a, ~eo,e1 prices. and sellers az 3gco
9e test nn, centrifugal. spot prices; s.ssc for
vsdo, an SSsnasF,5uyal. a;aec for SO tcst musco-
sales wa. size Tor 50 test moiassea sugar
2lec. Cos. $4,000 bags April shipment a.
Cable. 20 and freight equal to s.sec here
trails are 20 , W,hsts Gray report ina. ii1 cen
vious week. f5s last wear ana isf two ,ne
the wal, essps at the six principal ports for
30 600 ~ were $4,000 tons, against so 600 and
% ~ 1Sno $4,000 and receipts at all ports
80 600 Island were $4,000. agains. So 600 and
sSo 0oo ana $1,000. Stock Is 324.O 900, against
"-V'VvO ahl 9o2. 900 and aar 600
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-04-12

NDN IUI n lLVttf 4 = TIT
r.,~ WYE AT'-Inactlve but firm adj
6haI-s sh,,,t SC on covering. in the face OF
vsn.'. .,ss,.,rshle reports or the crop situation
vs -. tsilsd 20 respond 70 our s1vanee OF
aoSdsy ovns an ,as sn s or '00 Fo gs
es "a vas somewhat less favorable. ana
COZ - ,s-.s showed an e6vancs OF ! "a n y e
Sr--sscc~t BIDS were cut Of me ING CnicAs Gag.
~ ~ -olsdo markets we're closed. NJ rec.
- &c .l.ta,or and 81 q c 2 sAoat, NO l
$50 s rIrrita. ST cT5. o afoat CORN
Nor1st ~, frcl. closing at net advance OF
- sa,,h7,estsrr cash markets hsTI. and SEN
fSIS. So hritsh Export 80 :. J61ec b
=. SATS-Dull and nominal but arm
- o,.s ,tasdy. standard white. SSr NO
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