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The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1898-04-29

Rubber stamps, inks, pads. ETC.. for
sale at The When. Kinsman Building,
Scott street.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1898-04-29

The largest telegraph office in the
vorld IL the general postoffics building
Iondon, over 5000 operators being en-
ployed.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1898-04-29

A new consignment OF baby carriages
from % up. JOHN SALMoNsoN,
City Hardware Store.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1898-04-29

WANTED-A good cook for hotel. Good
wages will be paid. Apply at 410 Sixth
street, opposite Winners hall
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1898-04-29
Laka Linden sta9e.

Lake Linden stage.
Stage leaves Pearce's livery stable
Lake Linden, every day at 8 a. m. 10 q.
m, 1 and A p. m. Stageleaves Mcclure
livery stable, Red Jacket, at 8 a. m, 10
q. m, and and A. p. m.
THOMAS PEARCE,
JAMES MCCLrRE,
Proprietors.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1898-04-29

The Temple OF Honor Is to rent every
Wednesday night and every second and
third Tuesday In each month. For
terms. etc., apply at the ball.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1898-04-29

Notice 10 Clean Up.
Now that the frost is lea wing the
ground persons are requested to at once
remove the manure, ETC., from their back
yards and to have the whole OF the rub
bish removed and their yards cleaned up
before the Let OF May, 1898, or proceed.
ings will be commenced against them.
BY order OF
The STREET COMMITTEE.
Red Jacket Village, April IL, 1898.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1898-04-29

He Told the story to the Gallia's Ship
wrecked Passengers-In the Matter Of
Nerve He Went the Amateur Photog-
rapher One Better.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1898-07-05
THE 1ADIZ r.
Coaling or Port Said-Two of h ye.-
sci. Enter the Canal.

London. July 2.-Lloyd's agent at
Port Said. t~elegraphing at 40 o'clock
today, says the Spanish feet Is an
g ored outside Egyptian waters and
Is engaged In coaling.
Suez, July THE Spanish collier
which entered the canal yesterday
arrived here at . o'clock today.
The vessels referred 10 are the
Colon and ~Covadonga, whose entry
into the SueZ anal was Cablci u the
Associated Press from Port said last
evening.
Washington. July 1.-The following
bulletin was posted at the state de
partment in regard to Admiral CANA
ra's fleet this afternoon:
Spanish ships Colon and COrodon-
ga entered the Suez canal yesterday.
Rest, with exception OF one. repairing.
left the harbor. ~coaling from their
transports.
(Signed.) WATTS"
Watts. the sender OF this telegram,
is the deputy consul OF Cairo. who has
been at Port Said for several DAYS OBJ
serving the operations OF the Spanish
fleet. The two ships reported as hav-
ing entered the canal are not of much
Importance as lighting machines and
are not calculated to cause any spe-
cial trouble to Admira Dewey or 10
make any change in the existing con
dition Of affairs at Manila. The Colon
Is a troopship. The Corondonga IN "a
collier and alSO has troops aboard.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1898-07-05
A~GUINALDO'S REPUBLIC
American Protectorate. German
Commander Refuses To Interfere.

London, July IA representative OF
General A~guinaldo. the leader Of the
Philippine insurgents, who served with
him during the last Instruction and
who is now in London. t. quoted in an
interview as saying that before Agui-
naldo left Hong Kong he promised
Rear Admiral Dewey Uhen commo-
dore) not to enter Manila until the
arrival Of the American troops
A~guinaldo's representative adds that
he has just received a dispatch from
Cavite saying a republic has been pro-
claimed there by Aguinaldo. under the
protection Of the United States and
approved by Great Britain n Japan.
Continuing, the representative OF the
Philippine leader asserts that he has
been to Berlin, where he saw the un-
der secretary for the foreign office,
who declared that all Germany want
ed was that the existing import tariff
would not be altered by n republic
being established I'm the Philippine is
lands, or at least thai preference
should not be given to any other ma
ton.
Berlin, July 1.-The following dis
patch has been received from Hong
Kong: According 10 trustworthy in
te~lligence from Manila. the Spanish
governor general had n few days ago.
at his own request. a meeting with
Admiral Diedrichs (the commander Of
the German naval forces ia the far
east), in order to propose, In behalf OF
the Spanish government. that Manila
hould be handed into the provisional
charge Of n neutral commander. The
proposal was rejected by Admiral
Diedrichs, in view Of the American
blockade"
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1898-07-05
ESTABLISHED
uS3R
A CHRISTIAN PASSES AWAY
4 Death Deeply Deplored. The Pember-
ton kniUting N~iIls-News Notes

| Correspondence of The Messenger
Fayetteville. n. c., July ?.
Miss Mary Cook, aged about 10
years. died al her residence on upper
Hay street at 5 o'clock this morning,
having been in feeble health for ev-
eral months. She was a Christian
woman. OF shining domestic virtues.
the relict OF the late Colonel John II.
Cook, for many years a prominent bus
mess man Of conspicuous public spirit
in the community. She was the sister
ton, and Of Colonel j. B. Starr and
Miss Hattie Starr. OF this city. and
leaves seven children. Colonel II. L.
Cook, lawyer; A. j. Cook, druggist:
Joseph Cook, merchant; Mrs. Davis,
Mrs. Owen and Miss Nellie Cook.
Three sons passed ava before her
Edwin, Troy and John Cook. The
funeral services will take place tomor-
row afternoon from the Presbyterian
church.
The newly established knitting mill
of Mr.. H. NJ. PembertOn. in the eastern
part Of the city, is making satisfactory
progress, though all the machinery is
not yet put into operation, for, with
a cordial wish TO give employment
TO home labor, teaching new and IN
skilled hand entails 4 dead loss on
the mill. Mr.. Pemberton has secured
the services of a family OF practical
knitters from the eastern part of the
state, and expects additional trained
help in a few days. May the enter
prise achieve the most complete sue
| cess for this means substantial gain
both to the proprietor and the COM
! munity.
Cumberland county proposes to give
a big democratic vote to Thomas. of
Craven, the congressional nominee.
1t is declared with assurance that S.
H. Buchanan. of Moore county, will
be the republican nominee; but it is
| stated just as positively that this is a
| blind" and that fusion with the pop
ulists will be the outcome on election
day.
The prOspected acetyline plant by
| Messrs. J. r. Williams and Herbert
Lutterloh will give the town fine light,
and it is hoped that they will meet
with generous patronage.
Mr.. J. B. Underwood has moved into
his handsome new residence On Green
street. Captain B. r. Huske's family
are occupying the Huske homestead on
Masonic square, and have made many
improvements thereon, having rented
their dwelling to Mr.. J.. L. Remsburg.
Miss Ames, of New Jersey, who has
had charge of Miss Mary Smith 5 mil
lenery business, left for home this
morning, having won many friends
her socially.
In honor of Miss Maggie Stedman,
a lovely girl of Eli~zabethtOwn, daugh-
ter of the late Nathan Stedman, a
moonlight picnic vas given last night,
and a merry party stormed the old
Hawley homestead on Harrington hill
once the abode Of hospitality, now
! given over to silence and memories of
the past. Miss Stedman has been the
{ guest Of her friend, Miss Carrie Haw-
| lev.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1898-07-05
Free Pills

Send your address TO II. f. Bucklen
e. Co. Chicago, and get a free sample
box Of DR.. Kings New Life Pills. A
trial will convince you Of their merits.
These pills are easy in action and are
particularly effective in the cure OF
Constipation and Sick Headache. For
Malaria and Liver roubles they have
been proved invaluable. They are
guaranteed to be perfectly free from
every deleterious substance and TO be
purely vegetable. They do not weaken
by their action, but by giving tone to
stomach and bowels greatly invigorate
the system. Regulation size 25c per
box. Sold by r. r. Bellamy, Drug
gist.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1898-07-05

Tampa, Fla, July 1.-Early last
Tuesday morning the transport Louis
lana sailed from Port Tampa docks
bound for Santiago with reinforce
ments for General Shafter. She lifted
her cables from the pier during the
dark hours just before dawn and with
a parting blast of her whistle started
on her journey for the enemy's land.
Her departure was marked for the
quiet n in which she almost
stole away from the docks.
She carried $50 recruits under the
command of Captain ". H. w. James,
for General Skaters army: the Thir-
t~y-second ambulance corps, consisting
of nineteen privates, one officer,
twelve recruits, eight horses. two bell
horses. forty ambulance mules. 100
pack mules, ten ambulances and
twenty-eight packers.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1898-07-05
n vestigatiOn of the Methodist Rock
Concern

Washington. July 1.-The sub-com-
mittee of the senate committee on
claims continued today its investiga-
ton Of the circumstances attend
ing the passage of the Southern Meth
odist Publishing Company. Represen-
tative Gaines. of Tennessee. was ex-
amined. He reviewed letters which
he had received and conversations had
with Barbee and others interested in
the claim. which he declared justified
him in believing hat no contract ex-
listed for the payment of any appreci-
able part of the recovery to any agent.
Tomorrow other Representatives and
some senators viii be examined along
the lines followed in the case of Mr..
Gaines, the purpose being to ascertain
whether or not deception was practic-
ed by those directly interested.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1898-07-05
GEN. PANDO,S TROOPS
One RumOr That They Have Been Or
dered Back TO -AnOther
That They are i'm Santiago.

Copyright by Associated Press.)
Montego Bay, Island Of Jamaica,
transmission.) A Cuban messenger
Friday July 1, 1870 p. m. delayed in
from the insurgents near Manzanillo,
province Of Santiago de Cuba, who
landed hear here today from a sail
boat, brought the intelligence that the
Spanish troops numbering about 5000
men which left Manzanillo or June
23rd to march to Santiago, were call
ed back by General Pando. 1t appears
that when the army had reached the
vicinity of Bayamo, General PandO
was not with the troops as had been
reported. He was and is in Havana.
The relieving army, the Cuban says,
was not supplied with food and the
roads are almost impossible and the
artillery could not be dragged along
them. Thus, getting to Santiago in
time to succor the garrison there APP
peared to be impossible, hence the re-
call Of the troops.
New York, July "A special dis
| patch from Playa del Este to The Ev-
ening World quotes General Garcia as
| authority for the statement that Gen.
| eral Pando has entered Santiago with
5000 soldiers, reinforcing General Lin
! ares.
General Pando left Manzanillo on
| June 22nd with 5000 or 5000 men and
| a large train of provisions and ammu-
milton. General Shafter sent 1900
| Cubans back to Aceraderos on the
| transports to the west of Santiago to
| head off Pando, but they evidently
! failed to accomplish that end.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1898-07-05
Especial to The Messenger.)

tSpeClal 10 Inc NtsSeHSeI.J
Raleigh, n. c., July 2.-Lieutenant
L. A. Deal, Of the Nantahala company,
Second regiment left tonight under
orders from General Brooke for Sui
livans Island to be taught heavy ar
tillery drill. Privates Abel and Bryan
who have meningitis are better, yet
still critically sick. Private Murin, Of
Wilmington. has a dangerous case OF
iaundice. Effort is being made to get
him into the city hospital.
Revenue Collector Duncan today ap-
pointed J. B. Holland division deputy
for Bladen and Harnett, headquarters
at Dunn. and w. H. Adams division
deputy for Wake. ]. B. Campbell, OF
Grifton and Patrick Massey, of Smith
field are appointed special deputies for
ninety days.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1898-07-05
GREATEST ANXIETY
In Official Circles at Washington over the
Situation at Santiago.
No DEFINITE NEW RECEIVED.

Gencrl Shafter Cables That His Losses on Friday were Greater Than a
First Supposed--An Urgency Call for Surgeons and Hospital
SuppIies--An Unofficial Depatch Intimating a Grave
Situation--A Supposed Case of Yellow Fever on
the Yankee.-Watson's Fleet to Sail for the
Spanish Coast.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1898-07-05

The future is uncertain, but If you
keep your blood pure with Hoods
Sarsaparilla you may be sure of good
health.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1898-07-05

Chicago, July 1.-The board OF direc-
tors OF the Pullman Palace Car Com
pany today adopted resolutions for a
quarterly dividend OF 81 per share.
payable on and after August 18th. and
also a special dividend OF S2s per
share. The regular dividend TO be
hereafter declared on the capital stock
should. in the opinion Of the direc-
tors, be at the rate OF s per cent. per
annum. They also recommend that
the surplus assets OF the to
the extent Of SIS. O00. 900 existing at the
end OF the current fiscal year should
be distributed 10 the stockholders Of
the and hat for such pur-
pose the capital stock should be in
creased to the sun OF 354. 900. 900. and
that the increase OF stock should be
issued to shareholders in the ratio OF
one share for each two held by them.
Raleigh News and Observer: Major
Spier Whitaker has gone to Knoxville,
Tenn, where the immunes are I'm
amp at a delightful resort two miles
from the city. He will serve under
Lieutenant Tyson, who il well known
and highly esteemed in Raleigh. II Ii
among the probabilities. II not GER
tainties, that after the war is over
the immune regiments VIII be added
to the regular army. III 30. Major
| Whitaker. IL he desires. can remain In
| the army until retirement at the age
| of Ga. His salary Is 1850 until he Is
| ordered to the front, when IL will be
| Increased TO So, 900. II he remains I'm
| the service he will receive 81, 500 per
\ year upon his retirement at the aga
\ OF Ga years. !.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-28

wheat, 81 % No spring wheat 81 ioGSi 20; - red
oats 27GeTi.c. - white. 3Ohc: No white. 2aG9o,
No rye. aslgtsDc: No barley. 3sgiSc; No hasseei
81 i.Qsi a. prime timothy seed s. So mess pork per
bb Sii 55Gsli 30 lard per 100 No. SO "W ~ To- snort TIPS
Sass % short clear sides hoNedl 80 S0g{6 40 sugars
loaf unchanged On the proiucH ETsnanss .oiay me
butter market was lrn,. ereaney aptge dairy l'S'''
Cincinnati Nay 27--F!our quiet Wheat easter: No 2
red 81 IS Corn steady. M mixed. 31isc oats dull
80 2 mixed Doc. Rye quiet: 10 2 3oc Butter quiet
Sugar ERGs steady. &c Cheese easy
Milwaukee, May 2T.--Wheat. &c lower: No y rthern
81 al n Northern 81 70: July. 81 81 Rye" &c lower
No T. 39'lIjie Barley lower: No :. ioe' sample S9g
l9c.
Minneapolis May :7.,Whsa, weak; Ma, Nay g ts July,
crn 81 ~ Flour quiet. first patents 50 Sys7 second
patcnts 81 1855 IS first clears. s. OuS1 10; second
clears s. so4si 80, Bran in bulk. 80 6oeso Is.
rhiladepha May 27.-Wheai. nominal: contract grade
May 81 10 Corn dull and UNCHANGED: n, mixed May
creamery and prints. 6c Esys arm rc hisher fresh
nearby Western nag DO southern lo,;c: SheSse
mo bush corn I72oN bush: oats. $500 bush. sh'p-
ments-Whcat 10000 bush. corn. 1000 BUSH oats 9"o
bush.
Louis May ags@ gais, aid H ~ s. n,:i 81 90
& x S 90 ak 81 40 %ay 81 is BID 90 sssd j
30 hard cash 81 % asked. corn-Spot higher; No 2
cash s2i.c: Nay aA.c asked July. 3ose asked sepem-
ber aA asked 0,ts-s29 ,1sndy ,y No %. sa,n o o
temSer .$i asked T,ran dun. easy sacked est tTa.s
Sc. Butter dull creamery. liGi0c dairy lo@'''' hssS
lower. o.. loss on
Toledo. May 2I.-wheat active, lower; No cash and
dull steady; No mixed. sc. Rye dull weak; No cash;
C0c asked CIov-rseei dun. steady prime cash ~ %
nomna on-North Lima. cic South Lima and Indiana
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-28
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New-York. Friday. May q. 1895
Guiding ~ espor, alive SO direct to city
.lnuserers and % cars tor the market OF which q
ruled stendy for steers ard fat and bulls
and common and medium COWS were rated Toe higher
steers r. ia at s. Sa per % 100 n ,e ends at s. 70 bulls
in far demand at unchanged prices or at 7gs,.c per n
This was for ordinary 10 choice native side. London
lean steers selling at oisaiosc estimated dresse weight
sf a, . s. H,T n ,or @ The wn n ,,
head ,or Epn..in sanaers the Mohawk 70 the same
MomseIe to Liy'rgoc go ea,tls ard o,5 sheep for
n s aa. 'S az Sf f for The
@ I!yerpGoi i7T7 quarters OF beet 70, sw!t. g.
sheep FOR ISsh CO. and 70 sheep Tor / pllcnD
back The Pretoria s,o to tho the Ws, rs. 20 ;h.' for
from th. port. ending Saturday. May IS a2aO cattle.
@ 'nsin an' with the s'' l. % s s1d 10
.hecp Tho Idaho VIII not carry eattl. and the Hndoo
Sniss-sherman & Culver: 10 Western hnlfbrscds 1894
n averr,e. g. Ter 100 NJ % do. 1909 N. at 500.
dc io NJ a, :. 90 20 a. loss H. al 4 .sS
fed Psnn;ylynnn o. iioo ~ at :. co. u DO io3: r.
9 do i0a4 ~ at 81 CO. do. 1898 10 at - 60; stock
.r, sl2 n at 81 49, DO ssa 70 at 81 49, stag. 1880
newton Coz % s..bl.-f.a PENNSYLVANIA .iss,a iiio
49, 81 q, DE- i AZ at a. ,57 d a a.,
n at $3.50 90 sS' 10 at 50 49, do see ~ at % 10;
Mcrherson q Co: bulls. 1905 n at 81 IL; % cows.
nj !. r. a. 80 DO a. ~" co. n i + ia ' 4; 1890 b.
sanders SON. y Illinois s,e,rs is .n, nj a; o.;
J. shamSers & Son: u Illinois 1900 n. a.
j. " Hum. 4 pro.; 2 bulls. ess 10: At 50 cS.
CALvFs-Receipt., 1924 head all for the market; Of
city The supply liberal ,cr Friday and re market
cleared Poorest best veais sold at 5000 % per 100
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-28
- soy Lard. prime. ........ 6S
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
4s6. 697 Spirits turp. gals... 73,'
GENERAL MARKET REPORTS.
Sew-York. May p. 1898:

New-York. May 81. 1898.
CCEFEE-There a decidedly frner feeling d.
v.oped al TIE Coffee Exchange to-day. The market at
The oening steady advance Of 1oQlS points;
sme months made further gain Ct 10 points Hnvro
and Hamburg cctles higher P.o and Santos cables
reported moderate receipts United STATES Warehouse de
liyer.e. upon expanding scale. Tho American
y.be supply for the INST tine IN months has broken
under the million bag level. berg now. ss2lso Days
as.ins RS 40 bags last and 342sle bags In isvo
While SIN ahrormelly great total the fact tat
the supply at last shows eimnisN'ng tendenSy gives
some 20 the parties WHO have been carry
ing the burden during Ions peroj whiie consumers liners
have been hdhsns 20 hand tonouth practice IN meet
ing theic wants. and Will. speculation has Offered ne
or no support tn, basiS OF to-dsy's improvement AZ
home md Europe the decided jump n the no
rate D. exchange. when advanced from l-l6 TO "a
There European buying and some covering oy
an orts the demand. and arrested the
sbyance which the highes; level Of the Cav was
matter Of 2, points The market finally steady az
net gain Of lja25 points Total sales futures los"
baSs The msrfe, FOR spo, Brazilian coffee was ee-
cideiy frner following the recent rise In futures Iah
particular improvement IN the demand me
market closed nrm advance OF &c: No MO m
lots enc and job5ns parcel, oEc Soc ss OF
oO tass brazilian asains, 24so Coo bags ana Sl
week. steamer Bun2h cleaieu
Bahia Wednesday with 2.ooo bags Steamer Ssw'1n ar
rived In New-york with 325s7 bags Bahia The HaVre
snd Hamburg coffee markets Will be closed Monoay
The range Of contract prices in the local ma'Ke' To-Day
" follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-28
SOUTHERN COTTON MAnKETs

Galveston, May 2I.-Cotton nrm: miedling. &c; low
mddns Sac. good ordinary 0s.c: receipts $50 bales;
sales 71J. stock, 4426, ,,,,, a.,
Baltimore. May 27.cotton nomna m'adiins: . &c
ia, bales: eross 5.s experts Great Britain. A?i 10
the Continent, 500; stock i3ico ,,,,,,,, a., Low
mddng 5sc; good ordinary, &c: net Teeepts OF bales
sross 26l shipments. 43. sales. $50: stock In lsos'
q; SOi: In 1907. 81, el3 $500
81 Louis May 27--cotton steady; middlng &c; low
nddng Sac; good culinary 5tc net recsips % bales:
gross GG5 Shipments. i2l2: sales 8'2: stock - lSo
nsdns Is i0c good ordinary. Sac; receipts. oli
bsIes. EXPORTS coastwls- 1880 sales, stock Al 1870
savannah May 2I.-Cotton nrrn middling. oIsc: low
mdding o l6c receipts. 2i+ bales exports coastwise
2e3: sales. 49, stock 1905. 49,.
low middling. Il6c; good ordinary &C. net receipts.
T52 bnles gross 2UaT. exports Great Britain. 1887
to France 3 to the Continent 240d: coastw!se Ian
,ales 0O0 stock, 1885,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-28

NJ sue;%s calves At Sow =. v''''
10! % Ss d. las lS at S'; 81 = p
&: e ri sr'..%s. b 4 e. e Ii rs d. 50 No. at
s i II lis $ ss:'.,%s 4 I Is5 +
p& lc" MT SIs 81 ss?, 2 ID at So 'i'
,r s MI.s; as cs s.,i 80 r. + 's a.
=. b. NERVE 2. yeas iss H. AZ So i@is IS do 1872
10 s e 81 S we v:s X s ., m D.
So Mir g. 11S CT at g % ~ sa, % lSS r s & 90
es cSs Sai y susss Ss saI'ii . car.
makns With the s,ac STICK cars bs "a sale ssh
Taere good demand or the so.k sosn x xser
r nas " were c55. higher The were ty c , Cd
S xpaT Grade, 90 Dr n, 8 . as 49, earring. 2s
,ns carload choice at 81 IS southern lambs a, 50 SOE
Ds..a S Ss.:a.5 1 sn IS gss' per ID dressed
,a go Ns%tHSSy r y, o. q 10 ao q r.
s. 20 per 80 iG sd nj go 80 s.p z 70 b. -
g. s. 'g ,I 10 d. 100 -, H. at T. 80 ao s. o.
Harrington Co. io 4s kTnG * * e % DO o. Is n
81 20 . Kentucky sheep 1917 II. a; - co. 10 '' i-' "
NstSn CO.. os Virginia lambs q r. a. a. e g 200
c2 lts . - r, v'r re y g ls"'' '''
8 ' ia ''S Co "a, lentucsy lambs 12 p at s. g;
D. Harr.pst.n &'o i'ata,9 earrings 81 ID at - ~
Il. Hume Bro western y-srllns', 81 10 at
.S fsr. ,r the market Tie offerings were MANY
W~.e1n pigs Prices lower for all Grades Of hogs
%Sd pTs sps asa ra sNt s sT' ESi ' per
were aTS'f5 r at e sg s91 %s rough
at STs rrsa CO. date yesterdays ga Western hogs
100 ~ A. a Is per 100 ib IA i2i n, At s. 10 10
westcin pigs l4 NJ at s' rousas 100 H. at ," o.
~ ~ c sH ns 10 Virginia 81 hogs i2i ID. at"l'