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Telegram-herald., 1890-08-23

! teachers be instructed n recommend =
tsacEef Tor the purpose AaeEted.
Chairman Mcbride. oI tie committee
ca Text books, created = stlT y readlAg
/ tie folioN ng report
/ Ao0f committee on Text books and
/ apparatus Il nom aAs referred baek
+ tae iepoEt ~ favor of TIE Adoption of
/ HarpeTs, Barnes and eNlNton : series
/ at readers, have had the same under
I consideration and ewing 10 the IN
/ dehE.te ,ostpoaements Of cur recent
/ refoTt Ia iagor Of kaup's New Manual
seIles, ana the eHident opposition OF q
majority of the board Nc beg leave 20
! report a. follows
That tie American Book Company
has submitted a. us proposition which
seems - as Al present 10 be Wholesale
rates on swlnton's series. They have
also offered 40 donate 10 the hoard
enobgh hagper's rrst, second and tnird
fe~4srs Tor Use as supplementary read
Dg.
Trustee Hustled was on has feet as
soon az Trustee Mcbride had read the
last syllable Of the report. lie pro-
nQunced Il az smother scheme q force
the children Ga purchase one particular
Kind OF textbook. Secretary stem
also denounced Il. The secretary
said lt couldn't be legally brOaght
up again. Trustee Fisher Mas
called 10 the chair, and the president
Vas IN favor OF adopting ihe report.
After appealing from the decision of
thechalr suspending the rules and ar
guing pro aud con for half an hour, the
matter was finally lad on the isble.
lhe t'aFnFffsf..a nm fHtt-a ..a.a..r.s
mended that the Librarian be allowed
cash not exceeding So TO- actual ex-
penses in attending a conference OF tne
American Library Association which is
tO meet az the White Mountains early
in September. IL was urged that he
would thus toe able.to attend as the ge-
preventative of the Grand Rapids
Library and would have an opportunity
FOR meeting and conferfing with the
leading hharlaus OF the country. It
further stated Mr.. Carr IS the treasurer
OF the ASSOCIATION and j. willing 10
devote the greater part of MS regular
vacation in this way.
Trustee Felker opposed adopting the
report, "a he thought il was not right
FOR the city 10 pay for the Librarians
excursions.
thought that the money should be
granted, as II was necessary for
Librarian TO attend such meetings IN
order 10 gam a knowledge OF what
other Librarians were dong.
A vote was taken and the motion
wac lost 10 5.
The Committee on Library recon-
mended the appointment of Miss Lucy
Ball as assistant Librarian at n salary Of
$50 per month. Miss Ball WAS IN the
regular service of the library from
June, 1886, TO October, 1889, inclusive.
She then requested leave OF absence 10
attend the library school AT Albany, y.
y, where she has continued until re-
Gently. Having faithfully improved
her time and received all the benefits
10 be gained there, the committee we're
OF the opinion thai her renewed ser
vices would Ice OF much advantage 10
the library, and would warrant the
salary named as a minimum. Adopted.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-23

This generation knows almost nothing
by stage experience of pure high comedy
except In tie vvsy Of revival. v 1at IN
der the ns1ae Of comedy has occasionally
won success On our English stare is =
production which has somewhat reached
upward 70 tragedy or stretched down
ward to farce. OF. more often. has bor-
rowed The Eue feathers Of melodrama.
The true. fuller modern comedy. such as
1oliere initiated. aud even our best res
toration comedy playwrizhts have bat
poorly initiated from hin. and such as
once q twice that greatest comedy e.
Mus q this century. Lahicbe. has at
tempted IN an aga that sskesl for lower
things. Is AT unknown thing now on the
London stage.
Nov this 6ner and fuller comedy that
We know notis more than a mere rerresen-
tsti0n of life, or even an Interpretation
~ it. II j. a larger thing altogether. FOR
first. it must contain some element q
not unEndlv satire, With keen wit ar,d
broad huulor. OF it - no r~1e couesf~.
Then COO nature Il not n ha rne-eIv
photographed. but = mirror i = b held
ND 60 reflect the likeness and a. tires
the antics = human nsturs, but II must
b a magic rairTor that shall have lust
such a power - zrtfrl iiseoTtion IN it a.
that ~ shall never ourselves - hurt -
think ve perceive chr own hneansenrs
diS5Farei or our o~n notions mock ck.i
Finally. there rlus- bs s1u1e soT- = elec-
tr7cisIu-s picking Cut = the salient
H0Ines = human nature. Al intenSi Sea
tlcn ard an enhancement. Tt is cfasr
thsre must ba this for - rsaiisun loving
ausie1css could not stand the pciutlszs
and lou9 winsie3 TAX Z ordinary men
aud woz1en- ~ crtri zAtIv Revisw.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-23

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Telegram-herald., 1890-08-23

ths transfer for the NandsFp0oi sts. II
~ s-lll refuses t1e other sde s1l have
- AFpeal - t1e supreme court for 4
t.iaild4fnas 10 compel nin 20 90 - @nd
that aould az 08ce briDg tie matter %
= focus. II NJ. Avsr-N concludes %
A'az ais usDe g. the pspsEs TIE oplsct-
ofs Nill D. Obliged - fake tie preAm2-
nary steps ~ ASKING for an injunction
- Festfala the society from Spending
tae money n ths manner proposed. IL
2, TIE proposed il,gzf on the klCkers'
are beaten they giil submit Hitl a. good
grace a. tne very odd selectlon OF a fair
ale alA permig. but uuui TIE enarEox
prov .sioas aFe complied With taes s4y
they VIII never b. satisfied. Tbey Ger
t-lniY have t1e sympathy Of a large
majority ot the general public ID tAeiE
Efforts.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-23
WEBB WON'T MEETEM
And Says There Is Nothing 70
Arbltrate.
An IRsitstisn 10 siesPFesidfnt ~ehb
4sd a. v Rosdsrgy 80 a Coefer~nss
Locking - a ouisfiHs 0f ths strike
Declined - the f0TAasr.

Nav YogE, Aug. 22.-Commisaoner
Donovan, Of the state Board ot Arts
trau0n, th.s afternoon sent letters to
Nee-presideut Webb and Mr. PoWderly
inviting them % Uu.te IA joint confer
ence with view Of deylsng some
means, either by srbitauoa or
such other methods as may
be mutually agreed upon to
settle tue existing strike on the New
York Central. Mr. PowdeTly ~ reply
stated that the Executive Board OF tie
knights Of Labor Were willing - coal-
ply With p0nOvan's request, and would
hold themselves in readiness 10 respond
at q moments notice. Webb replied
declining - JOIN IN the conference. ana
stating there was nothing 10 arbtirate.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-23
swITcHMEN's ASSOCIATION.
The Situation at Chicago UnchsBred 80
Both sfdes Detsrmsned

CHICAGO, Aug. 22.-Ths strike of The
engineers and nremen Of tie Railway
switching Association AT the stock
yards Dc unchanged tonight General
superintendent Rice, OF tno Rock
leland road, who is chairman of the
executive committee. md positively
tonight that the demand for increased
wages would be fought 20 the end. oa
the other hand, tne strikers sag thcv
Viii not return 30 work until Their de-
mands are granted. 4 long cont nna-
ton oi the strike viii force tbe packers
10 close down their b.g establish hmenfs
and force ten OF twelve thousand mon
Out Oi employment
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-23
CUT DOWN
But ,Iuskegon's Full Appropriation WIN
be Restored

tfsee.sNt - ~ Ns>s1sNs-stsANN
NAsmSGr0S, Aug. 22.-The River
and Iarbor bill, as II passed the Senate,
cut down The appropriation for the in-
proyement of Muskegon harbor from
$4,000, the amount fixed 10y the House,
TO $40, 600. TINS was done without con-
sultaton with Senator Stockbridge,
and was a great surprise both to him
and General Cutcheon. The latter.
however, has been informed the full
amount Will be restored in the confer
ence, and MuskeGon will get the
$50, 900 to which she is entitled.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-23
TO BE TRIED FOR RAPE.
Michael Gleason. of Rockford, Held to
The Circuit Court

Readers of the HERALD
were Mortified week or so ago by an
account Of the relations which had
been discovered to exist between
Michael Gleason, of Rockford, and his
own p-daughter, only l3 years OF
age. The revelations made at that
time were beyond credencc. and II was
hoped that an examination would
prove the existence OF grave mistake
somewhere.
Yesterday the man Gleason had HE
examination before 2 Rock lord justice.
The principal witness against hm was
The young girl ~ the case. She test
fed that the relations were OF the
most uncomfortable nature and had
been of long continuance. Gleason
was held to the circuit court. and
failing TO get bail, gas rcmanded to
iau.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-23

Another fire neartho Harrison Wagon
Works, Of precisely the same character
as that which occurred week ago.
occurred last evenlngat Q O'Clock. The
buildings burned last evening were a
vacant harm and some shells oa Myrtle
st.. near the g.. Il. q track. The pron-
erty "a owned by Wm. Harrison, aud
Was totally destroyed. Tie fire T.
thought 30 have been set by an lncen-
'arv.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-23

Deputy T-nlte5 states Marshal Ttorns
brought 70 The CITY lsst svsung and
lodged ID isa farmer of 0tsego. who
has Beer dong soase very uufsruer
Ike deeds. TIE charge Is TO .ess ar
ore than that 10 kas been seT17 irzE sfTae
nt'sceEe literstgre through tae r7s
Re ~ - taken before thc l-1sd
states Comm 80 lo-ers today.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-23

John Ro.nke VIII be prosecuted On
the charge Of selling the beer which
muddled the brains of the party who
danced n his barn the night Rickling
was murdered. The United states
government claims j ought 20 have
paid government tax. lie is aeld 70
the grand Jury in bonds of 500.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-23
STATIONERY STEALING.
An Old Abuse Brought Up with n
Round Turn

Special 70 the TELEGRAH HERALD.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 22.-August Free.
clerk IN the Bureau of Education, has
been arrested, charged with purloining
$40 worth OF official stationery. Free
is Michigan man from Aliens dis
trict. 1t Is now and has been for wears
the practice of those employed in de-
plrtmcnts TO take letter and note
heads and envelopes as they chose for
private correspondence. Once IN q
while there have been complaints
made by chiefs OF divisions that sta-
tionery was disappearing suddenly. but
beyond this no complaint has been
made. Now the matter has been
promptly brought before the courts.
and when the trial comes up next week
some rich Developments can be looked
for: Free has been released, pending
examination. on $1,000 bah.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-23
MEAN BUSINESS.
Peter swank's Barn Can't-Co Up for the
Want OF Timber

Peter Swsnk, OF Paris township, was
going to build a barn, and had tie tim.
Der or the ground 10 20 to work One
night some bad fellows came along and
sawed up Swank's stuff 50 that be could
not 60 ahead.
Yesterday, William Coughflyn stood
before justice Wcstfali charged with
dong the malicious injury 20 swauk s
prowerty. lie was held ID bail of 500.
and viii be tired tie 2gth.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-23
The Church of Christ.

The exercises ut the Church of Christ
continued with undated interest YES
te day and last evening. Rev. e.. /.
Wharton, whose absence Thursday
70 gnt was regretted, arrived Yesterday
and addressed the meeting last evening
on The Child Widows OF India" Tne
day yesterday vas devoted 10 attee-
ion to the work Of the Christian Wo-
mems Board Of Missions. The program
Of special exercises continues through
to sunday night
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-23
More Than Half.

Special TO the TELEGRas HERALD:
DETROIT, Aug. 22.-HOn. James VI.
Turner, of Lansing, is in Detroit today.
and expressed the greatest confidence
that who ever is nominated for Cover
nor by tho Republican convention viii
be sure Of election. Mr.. Turner said he
would pull of his coat and work for
Rich if the latter was nominated, bnt
he was satisfied with bis own chances,
claiming to have the cinch on 80 Of 96
Wayne county delegates.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-23

Young Fred Nay. wb0 vas convicted
n justice Hydorn's court the other
day, Of assault and battery, secured
tie conviction 81 Davd Earernan 'n
Nestfail coart, q the sanaa oifsusa.
A Jury recommended karrmsn to tne
mercy n tle court. 81 sentenco Wss
suspended ard only the costs we're
tsxed against TIE respoadent. It cost
hm SI7.2l
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-23
GONE ASTRAY.
Hollis 8. Carter Held to the u. :. Grand
Jury for Robbing Mails.

Jury for Robbing Mails.
Another servant OF the post-office de-
partment is alleged to have gone astray.
Hollis 5. Carter is postal clerk on the
c. d w. NJ. railroad. He boards at 50
Fifth-ave., in this city.
On complaint of a post-office inspec-
tor, he WAS arrested aud taken before
United States Court Comm. ssioner Nc
Quewan, yesterday, charged with ex-
tracing mail matter of value from the
mails. The particular offense is the
enlightenment of a registered letter.
Carter IS n young man about - years
old, and has borne an excellent rcputa-
ton until now. He has been IN the
postal service about four years. lie
waived examination yesterday, and was
held in bail of $1,000 10 await the action
of the grand jury. The bal was far
nlshed.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-23

The parents Of Dave IIathcwav. one
OF thei,oss charged bef0reJurtce Wesf-
fall Of cruelty - q horse, say tlat their
hoy had nothing whatever - DO with
the transaction, and That a perfect HIibI
can be- profed. III tnls be true. J8dgo
Toioomb will find it oui and 80 report
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-23
The Second Motor

The second motor VII be- put on tie
electro road within the next day or
two, after which cars wit nm from
Bast-st, 20 Carleton-ave. and the lake
every fisteen minutes. The road s 81
ready fairly vel patron zed. ana is
proving boomer towards bu & ing
up hitherto vacant ground east of b
flfr
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-23
RIoTIEG ar BUFFALO.
Two Men Bit with Coupling pIns and
Badly Hurt.

BrTThIo, Aug. 22.-There is more
excitement here tonight about the
strike than there has been at any
time, and lotug hae occurred at East
Buffalo. Two men who bad replaced
strikers were ht OF the head with
coupling plns and badly bert Tht
strikers discia m any fof .s0asIbiIt ~ for
thc assaults. and t4s afss Iants cs
capped Their identity s unknown
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-23

The New York Central strike is evi-
cently gong 10 bring Ia the bremen and
part Of TIE engineers, aud appearances
indicate terrfie struggle between
organized labor and Organized capital.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-05
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New. York. Tuesday, March i-BEEVTS- Rcceipts ~
carlotds Of 32S hrad-i7 carloads iuboNen for
saugherera aud 81 caroads at 6Othst Including H. car
load~ for ta-tmnn> Company 10 carloads for J. stern
carloads Kaufman Strauss and carload for Mctrger
, No sales the hOOf. Feeling firm
CITY Dressed Beef firmly held hut In moderate request
at a.. s for medium To prime sides with little choice
bringing 1Lc.
cable adyices received yesterday quote rerg
beef lrmcr at ied. about oi.c
live cattle are firm at l1df2ac. estimated dressed
weight
Shipments 1000 quarters Of beef in the Arizona
~ cattle the Macneo all by Eastmans Company
and the Lake Huron takes out 40 cattle Tor NJ Goldsmith
and dressed beef Tor swift 4 co. Tomorrow rcu-
tonic viii sail With ESQ quarter, Of beef
tAINfS.-AlOIt rs live calNe. received to-day az
which q At 6oh~t Market steady and all sold -,
4c for Western Calves. and 1dSc for N,als
Dressed taNe, had a fair inquiry at steady prices with
Country Dressed Veals selling at 0dlOc sma Calves 30
6cl. and city dressed at 7QIlc and ~ high as l2dl2o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-05

GENERAL MARKET REPORTS.

BUILDING MATERIALs-Th brick market Is nrm
ranges SIC 10 al 20 Haycrstraw, ~ 5ods1 10
Jersey. .6ds7 - Pale. T3 50dSi; Rosendale Cement
English Portland 81 30Gs2 50 German Portland - ioG
~ rs Lahs steady at - 70 900 Goats har "a
25c per bush Cattle Hair. 1fdlsc.
CHlCOHl-Sma obbing transactions. but no Naratlons
moment W. quote Seeg', yellow Paper 81, ao'sc ana
(sranulacd 52c H. y i,Ianulacd, o'tCi Ialor
Brothers English casks. O5c, IN bbls. 6'ic
COtOAA firm firm market with some GRADES held at an
advance Mlacaibo 22c Cauca l?d2Oc Caracas Loo Ioc
Trinidad. 13ec Bahai l2lac and Guayaquil l3dlic
COOPEKAGE STOCK-Ioops in good demand. Shocks
Molassc> Shocks and Heads ~ 5ds2 sugar shocks and
Heads. 3snch. IL 75dS So 36-inch. ~ t5dsl 50 Old
shocks New Ilcad- 3s-nch, 81 50dsl So. 3G.nch.
~ 81: Old Shocks. without Heads, ~ % Kun SHOCKS
and Heads. - i0d$3 so; Rum pipes - SOC 20 Empty
Hogshcad-. ~ % Hoops, Ii feet s27as3l; IL feet
S2Sct2n
COFFI:E-The spot market on Rio had quiet look TO;
day the onnucd steady No. fat bean quoted
1sLc. sales. goo tag, No :. l7rc. Mid grades hrn
but less active Sales 500 mats Java. 10 bags Mara,
weaker cable aiviccs. Ha,re declined i2G IT.
and Hamburg closed shade lower after hrn opening
Adyccs Rio reported further decline In exchange
fary so> here indicated losses Of "a 10 points win some
It'll" long selling; but IL" close was steady. no
quotes Regular first ; 300: good second, 8 8 $50
for r. :. 1900 bags toal stock. 1872 900 ba2s;
santos 1000 IA receipts at Flo July 1852,
March 8. 1890. 1855 600 bags tune 1889 3 2b9
time 1888 .3Oi 900 bag; receipts at
Zine 1850 sl3.50O bags time 1888 500 600
Rotterdam report, the next Dutch sale viii take
place tho II IA brokers valuation Tor good or
binary Java. J6c total sales will include % 600 picus
anoat from Brazil Tor Europe. 10000 bags do East ana
Total sale her. to-day 20 follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-05

for choice and fancy the ssughterhouses Dressed
fed and Western Calves sold at 5d6i2c
Sales-J. J. Haenbeck 10 Western Calves, 394 aver
age at 4c per n do. 1853 n, at 4c 70 DO $50 ~ ss
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts 10 carloads Of 1893
he3di carloads at jersey city, carloads at oothst ana
carloads direct at Hoboken There was light trade
to-day, but the feeling Is rather firm. FAR 70 Prime
Sheep sold at S"d6sc per ~ and Yearng Lambs az o51
7i2c Only 80 Spring Lambs in to-day; Prlces DOC pr
head lower than last week Poor TO prime sou ~ sSdT
each. .
Country Dressed Lambs also parook OF the Decline sell
ing at S3d@7 Dressed Mutton rather slow ~
0d10c and the demand for Dressed Yearng Lambs was
by o means brisk With sales at di0i2c.
Sheep slaughtercrs have not been piin2 up fortune
the last few weeks and naturally enough some OF them
followed the advice given by Mr. Greeley " young
men and went Westr Report says they eneouhssrea
turned older and wiser men. An old veteran In the
ssughterng business speaking Of the situation today,
Last week IL cost $500 TO Kill 200 head
calculate much made bought in Buffalo.
which cost laid down here, three shngs hundrd more
Most everybody is familiar with the experience the
Is the testimony OF all snted with
the cntrprising ualonians that hey have got their
teeth cut and that there isn't now and hasn't been for
some time any laying around loose" TO be given
away with chrome thrown Ia as an inducemen for the
saieS~D harrington 100 State Sheep sos average.
Nv 7 Halenbeck: 200 State Lambs s7s n. at 81 90
Innc A. Mullen 80 State Sheep, 81 n, at rs rs; ~
STATE Lambs s9Ls n at 81 30.
J. r sadler & Co 10 Territory Ter sses,p l9s r, -
20 , .. ~ 33sambs so H. at 80 SIS.
- ~eritt & Co Jersey Spring Lambs a, ~ per head
UOGs-Reoeipts 3 carloads OF 3s go head None ~
Country dressed steady AZ il2dt'.c Tor go ana -
ward 5d5l.c for I6Od22O 5ta5'.c for 100 TO 100 1y
IS, aec for 80 10 100 n and sac for 40 TO 90 ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-05
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
FEATURES OF NEW YORK DEALINGS.


The recent manipulation in the wheat markets cub
minated yesterday in decided Increase in activity
without corresponding widening OF fuctuationss
The transactions in options amounted TO more than
% 900 900 bushels while the extreme range OF prices
was less than l cent. The variations we're frequent
within the small limits and the contradictory features
Of the news of the day helped to unsete traders and
impart A nervous sensitive tone 10 the speculation;
May drew the largest attention. IL opened uhchangeo
~ = "A cents rose to .. 10 cents fell OF TO 81 5l6
cents and vudcd at - 5-5 cents. On the curD the
price rcceded 81 IA cents. Large realizing salei
by the courageous buyers at the recent bottom figures
checked the early rising tendency and the strength o.
the foreign cables backed up by foreign buying, onse
the increase Of l.l6., 900 bushels In the amount q
wheat on passage to Europe. Inc o.as " ',no.s
couragcd also by confusing reports as 10 the imports
into the United Kingdom. Inc optols endeo on
1~ia1-8 cent As follows March, ~ Ia April % LIZ
Nav 81 g.. June, 10 IL December, - / . cents.
Cash was dull and unsettled pending the develop.
ment, Of the speculative deal Exporters TOOK .oooV
bu-iels and the milling demand was almost nothing
The unusual Stir in the wheat markets drew away
speculative attention from corn Cash "as nrner on
Iirht receipts shippers took 10000 bushels here
and ~ 900 bushels were taken at the outports In
mite Of tie increase Of l.3o4.ooo bushels IN ING
amount on passage to Europe. the options heia gooa
tone and prices closed up cent Tor Mar.h AT 90
and Nprl Al 80 s. unchanged for May at 81 Is ana
down only i cent for June at ., ! cent, s,r,.r and
. Oae, ~ Took 80 900 bushels options quieer
I, ~rces closed up - cent for March at % SO
cents. and Ii cent for April at Is cents and May AZ
lard was strong in tone There were sales OF 200
tierces on the spot for special delivery IN Marsn' pss
whether for export not could not be learned no
n,i,ns ended 3 points higher. as follows March,
81 %: April IS 30; May, - 80 june % 4o' 'u'''
% rho recents Of grain and -four reported Yesterday
a, Xev York Philadelphia Baltimore and Boston weIs
As follows: Wheat. Al .o95 busheis .or "a Sai
bushels oats, 1862 onsnsIs Oo'a Chicago Nil
,rankee and St Louis the arrivals were ,~tos;
30 l65 bushels corn, 55sotl bushe,s: o a. 90 s-o
b1,hcls total grain. 77l,@94 bushels; nour' lob
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-05

pus,lo r. Y March 4.-Cattle-KeceIpts last e
hours $40 head total for week thus far, $500 Tor
sane time last 716o consigned through $50 had
al, Of which 10 none for sale; market steady
Sheep and LambsRecepts last "A hour, 100 head
II 500; consigned through 900 head 500 Of which %
New.York; 400 for sale market easier out no NO
head total thus far p go Tor o.S sa%e es s%s
which New-york; $50 for sale market urn ana I'M
changed. ,. a .oo so.s. ..,.
ment,, 800 Market strong steers 10 e. los ssess
COWS and bulls and mixed 81 5Oas3 25 Texas corn fed
steers =, sOds3 80. Hogs-Recepts % 300 head snip
ments 500. Market strong slow to &c lower; Mae9
- s5d o5 heavy % s5as4 or light o % ssa w
ments. 600. Market stronger. Natives, 5tdto *:
Western cornfed ~ 60ds5 co; Texans, % oods4 w
lambs, 81 35dSi 90.