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The second grade is having a Lew
p cturs framed, which will add lnuc. tc
The attrActiveness OF the room.
The first and second grades will unite
ia a Lincoln and Washington progsam
February %.
OF tho sixteen now pupils entering
the primary grade last month nine were
boys. Tho boys have outnumbered the
girls in both the first and secoud grades
during tho past two years.
Ono Of the primary grade pupils
thinking that Longfellow is toe
familiar way of speaking Of the great
poet insists on calling him Mr.. Long
man.
"How many OF my little folks know
something about the Golden Ruler
asked the primary teacher; and up
went dozen hands. swell. Johnny
what 10 the Golden Rule?' "Tbat store
down town." answeled Johnny.
The young people Of the Orthologioa
Literary Society are preparing 40 in
teresting Washington program which
they will render in the High schoo
room Friday p. M, Feb. "a.
Our attendance has been perceptibly
diminished by the unusually severe
weather the last two weeks.
Some of the young ladies' OF our High
School are veritable snowbirds; it maker
no difference how hard it storms, OF
which way the wind blows; they go to
school, and get there on time-generally
Collins and Perkins put the finishing
touches on our new glaes cases las,
week, and they are now ready to receive
books and specimens. One shelf will c
reserved for Colorado ores.
G. H. Stipe, OF Illinois, recently sent
US, for our collection, two rare fossil
specimens OF extinct oorals which once
lived in that part OF North America nov
in the state OF Michigan.
There was great rejoicing among the
pupils of the fifth grade Monday morn
ing when it was announced that th,
tardy banner would adorn the walls oi
their room for the next month.
Appropriate exercises will be con-
Quoted in the different rooms of the
Washington building, February II.
All are cordially invited to attend oul
special exercises, and 10 visit US wheI
we are engaged in regular work.
Hmopg the high school visitors last
month we noticed Misses Lou Simme
Gertie Musser, Agnes Clark and Emms
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COLT & GRAY'S HERE.
FORD SALE.

some fO1nCorS concerning
the so Head. Public Sale
at Kansas City, Feb. 23,
1899.
From Drover's Telegram, Kansas CITY. I
Among the public sales of reg
tered Hereford cattle announced
to take place here in the west is
that of w. A. Colt, Clinton, No.,
and w. w. Gray, of Norris, both
in Henry county. Missouri. The
draft of SO head consists of bulls
and heifers whose breeding is as
aristocratic as could be demanded
by the up-to-date Whiteface
breeder. The writer paid late
visit at both farms and was agree
ably surprised to find SO good cat
tie that had never been exhibited
or advertised since the herds were
founded. Mr.. Colts herd was
founded in 1884 and now aggre-
gates about 100 head. The foanda-
tion animals were selected out of
the noted herds of Earl & Stewart
and that of Van Malta, and since
reinforced by the best obtainable.
In his sale draft of 40 head are 90
2-year-old heifers sired by the
premier herd bull Shadeland 36-
692, full brother to the noted
Earl of Shadeland 22d 27147.
Sixteen of the nice heifers are
safe in the expectancy by the
younger herd bull Daniels 1880,
bred by Gudgell & Simpson, and
sired by the Imported Chesterfield
56697. One finds an extra good
lot of young bulls we'll marked,
finely coated and coming on i'll
that way that insures sure future
usefulness. The visitor at Mr..
Gray's 5OO-acre farm situated near
Maurine, on the Kansas City
branch Of the Frisco. finds a herd
of 60 head whose founding was
laid in 1882 by individuals bred
by Tom Clark of Indiana, that
were the Immediate descendants
of Success 2, and the Grove 3d.
The prices for these animals
ranged at $500 to $500, therefore
the reader will understand that
they we're good ones. The herd
bulls since used were Nobleman
9Th 4515, Equity I'd 12547 and
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SCHOOL REPORT.
For month ending Oct. 7. 1893.

S:ii: s::::s: :;t::$ VI: If $s q 1: :
Per 81. attend Isl 81 So IS s5l 03 90 50 y!
\: :sf: ~: e; ;s.:ss; s::s S q q . . . % g 8 g 81
NAMES oY THOSE NEITHER ABSENT xoE
rAkpy.
RooNI.
@ ,orge Apt Frank Hough
Dale Hyde Charlie Rickard
r Twin Smith Vsrds Seeiey
Bessie TAYIoR, tsa.hsr.
RooM II.
Ethel Campbell Joe Goblin
George Jones Earl Msador
Roy Williamson Morse Cowgirl
Yantx Holt Gertis McVay
ALrnA E. KiSo. teachsr.
ROOM III.
Beais Burton Marguerite Craig
B ,rihs Ellipgwood Callie Hale
Nay Kobinstt Glenn Baxter
Warren Maxwell Isaac Funder burgh
Annie Govrssu Bsnnie Wiley
Harry Ryan Harry Neelsy
ANNIE b. EIsER, tsscher.
Room ".
Lester Check Harry K.!ssy
Ruth Slettsr Eva Fsnlon
Ray Hall Elmer Ksil
Ethel Wheat Earl Mcbride
Roscoe Jones Abbie Hunt
Eva Gobin
JOSIE ?. GARDENER, teacher.
RooMv.
tseari Reed Garland Shelton
Fsances Barnes Dusky Baxter
Lester S~ink Maurice Kill
Bessie N.ely Earl Baxter
Gertrude Robb Charlie Love
George Clark Mayfair Nsely
Emory Stick Clara Stretz
James McBr,ds
Cora z. STEPHENS, teacher.
ROOM VI. -.
George Babcock Harris Hamlin
Beulsh Burton Clifford Neely
Fern Crsssy Fannie Robb
Mary Robb May Goss
Alvin kouns Claude Swink
Carlos Wilson Mary Stretz
Joseph Salin Merris Wiiiiamso,
Sharon Taylor.
SYLVIA l.. BRowNLEE, Teacher.
ROOM VII.
Lizzie Belew Lsckey Clifton
Lettie Young Myra Cheek
Carrie E'ser Pearl Mcbride
Allie Melton Lsts Stetter
Myrtle Hale Estella Hale
Chas. Clark Ernest Belew
D,Witt Young.
ELIZABETH BURKE, Teacher.
ROOM VIII.
lila Lawton Elbert Phillips
Osville Kearby Robert Anderson
Mabel Kinney.
j. NJ. REEDER, Teacher
ROOMIX
Fred Kinney Grace Babcock
Maymie Mitchell Lillian Barnes.
NJ. JENNIE BRIGGS, Teacher.
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A CTIvE AGENTS WANTED EVERY
n where for '.'rhe story of the Philippines"
by Murat Halsiead. commissioned by ihe gov
ernment ms Official historian 10 the wnr de-
partmcnt The book was written IN army
camps at san Francisco. on the Pacific with
Gen. Merritt, in the hospitals at Honolulu. in
nila. in the lnsurgent camps with AGunaldO.
on the deck of the Olympia with Dewey. and
In the roar OF battle at the fail of Manila. Bo-
nanza for agents Brim full OF original pie
lures taken by government photographers on
tho spot. Large book. Low prices Big prof
its. Freight paid. Credit given. Drop al
trashy. unofficial war books. Ousft free.
Address, F. II. Barber, Sec, Star lnsnrYhce
Bldg. Chicago. 2!T
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WANTED - SEVERAL TRUSTWORTHY
w persons in this State to manage our bus
ines lin their own and nearby counties, 1t is
mainly Office work conducted at home. Sal
,,iie bonaidc,no more. no less salary. Month
ly. SIS. references. Enclose self addressed
stamped envelope, Herbert L. Hess, Pre-t.,
Dept, NJ, ChcayO. l5lO.
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The Philomathson Literary socist,
will render the following Lincoln pro
gram in tho High school Friday. the l0tt
inst, bsgionipg at 3 p. m.
Song-Hail, Happy Day, School.
Members respond 10 roll call by quot.
ing some saying OF Lincoln.
Sketch-Esrly Lite OF Lincoln, Wsi-
lace Horn.
Sketch-Public Life OF Lincoln. Edith
Robords.
Sonv-Sail on Thou Ship Of State
School.
Rec,tation-The Blue and tho Gray
Bertha Dunklsbergsr.
scitation-L,ucoln's Fsvorite Poem,
Edith Young.
Rssding-Liocoln's Ssyiugs, Lillian
Barnes.
Song-Ths Rad. White aud Blue,
School.
Rscitation-I, Memorism, Anna
Brown.
ec,,ation-Ds sdication of Gettysburg
Cemetery, Winnie Robb.
Recitation, Lsrkin Craig.
Rsading-Tribute to Lincoln, Flor
enos Elser
Rscitstion-Abraham Lincoln, Ger
trude Guthrie.
Debats-Rssolved that tho average
American young man OF today has
greater opportunities to make life Sue
cess than had Lincoln. Affirmative,
Rsna Jackson and Fred Kinney; mega
tive, Arthur Manning aud ZAdia Pechin.
Address-Rsv. Mitchell.
Sopg-A msrics, School.
Tho following program 10 being pr.
pared in room 8. for February II. to be
given in honor OF Washington and L,n-
coins birthday.
Recitation, Myrtle Besll.
Recitation, Minnie Woods.
Reading, Frank Sewers.
Recitation. Pearl Reid.
Composition. Ben StauYer.
Resdig, Sylvia Kinney.
Recitation, Charley Love.
Reading. Mary Lawton.
Retaliation, Oliver Melton.
Composition, John Sulee.
Recitation, Matte Mitchell.
Recitation, Earl Baxter.
Composition, Garland Shelton.
Recitation, Irins Latson.
Reading, Ruth Babcock.
Reading, Alfarstta Cook.
Anecdotes OF Lincoln, Msurice X Ill,
Fdwina Shelton and Jennie Elser.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-02-09

WANTED = SEVERAL TRUSrWoIE hIust
w persons in this State 10 manh"cu" w" il IA
ness In their own and nearby q unttes sal.
mainly Office work conducted ut Np''o ,efn.
AIRY straight SOFA year and expenses unn,h.
iie onaide-no more. no less sh' ,,irrsyfd
~. Si5. References. Enclose sell ANU prst.
stamped envelope. Herbert L. Hess ,5.N
Dept. NJ, Chicago
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CAS-
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yTANTED = SEVERAL. TRUSTWORTHY Y
w persons in This Stale to manage our bus
iness In their own aud nearby counties. II is
mainly Office work conducted at home. Sal
AIRY straight 5000 n year aud expen>es--detin-
lie bonafide-no more. no less salary Month
ly. SIS. References. Enclose self-adireSsed
stamped envelope. Herbert E. Hess, prest.,
Dept. NJ. Chicago. 1910.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-02-09

Smith will shave You for ten
cents, Hair cut 25 cents, Best shop
in town.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-02-09

Enterprise subscribers paying
one year in advance will be given
the Denver Times Almanac and
Year Book free: or, if preferred, a
years subscription to the Toledo
Blade.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-02-09

SICK HEADACHE absolutely and
permanently cured by using Moki Tea.
a pleasant herb drink. Cures cOnstipn-
tion and Indigestion. makes you eat,
sleep and work happy. Satisfaction
guaranteed or money back. % and 80
cents. Cretcher's Pharmacy.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-02-09

A CTIvE AGENTS WANTED EfEKi'
n where for THE Story of The i'hi'nii1oy NV
by Mnrat Haistead. commissioned "' 'ms .n,r 40
ernment as Official b Si0riau 10 me "'' ,,"y
pa art ufent. The book was wriieb ~ III,
cam IS AT Sau Francisco. on the Par,nc " "I,.
ten. MerrI;l. in The hosnial- at non" hon',,u "" At
in Hong Kong. in tle Amc'ir renmI
Manila. in the inSur.eul ram,,S with As,aaav As,ssv
do. IN the deck OF ihe Oiyupa wlt' ,uia,;la
and in the roar of ua,il. aL Tue n, y ol ' ni,.
Bonanza ro; agents. Erimf,iN OF orr. ,rs IN m
lures taken by government nnnio.' am ~, nroi.
the spnl. Liree book Low prices. nn all
its Freight pad. Credit gwen ~. Ad-
tras shy unntlirin, war bOOks. Onth' . rdg,
dress. r. I. Barrier. Sec, STAR Insnfa".yt. ~. Ii
Chicago.
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YELL YOUR sIsTER

4 Beauiiiul Complexion IL M iint,ossi.
bliity without good pure blood. tbe sort
that only exists In connection with
good digestion. II healthy liver and
bowels. Knrl's Glover Root Tea ucts
directly OH the bowels. liver aud kid.
neys keeping them In perfect health
Price % cents and 10 ccntS> Opern
House Pharmacy. sole agents.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-02-09

DYSPEPSIA can be cured by using
Acker's Dyspepsia Tablets. One little
tablet will give immediate relief or
money refunded. Sold In handsome
boxes at - cts. Cretclier's Pharmacy. .
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-02-09

EXPERIENCE Is the best teacher.
Use Acker's English Remedy In any
case OF coughs. cold or Group. Should
1t fail to give Immediate relief. money
refunded. % and 80 cents. Cretcher's
phnrmucy
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-02-09

A & a. N. st. John Lodge No. IS.
Meets on the first and third Thursday even
Ing In each month. 4. y. GoDpISO. " ii
X. 8. MiLi.EIt. Sec.
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GA . ToEEAs
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Deeds and Mortgages at the Enter
prise office.
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nEGRER OF REBEkAH vIoie, Lodge Nos
Meets on the second and fourth Thursday
evening OF each month.
Mas. RosE WILSON, NC.
Mis-. Lou TURNER, Hoe. Sec.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-02-09

Lenses of all kinds u, the Enter.
prise office.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-02-09

CACIA CHAPTER NO. Is. D. E.s.
Meets every Tuesday evening nt Masonic
hall. Mis-. J. Z. GOpDiNG, ", N
X. S. MiLigR. Sec.
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~ a. II. wa,lsworth Post No. %.
Meets on the second md fourth Friday. 4,
each month. j. II. BLACKuUHS, i, O.
&. II. kOnISs. Adlt.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-02-09

Justice OF the Peace Blanks ut tht
Enterprise office.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-02-09

Rollio; Mrs. Lo,tis K,u'z.y; Msssrs.
Chas. Cunning. Roy Love. Walter Ken
nelly. Walter Cheek. Joe Burnett, o. g.
Crawford, Johu Young aud Rev. Ware n
Mayo.
Tbs seniors concluded tho study sf
geology this week, snd LrRsn fifteen
wseks course IN ph, sics. The young ls-
dies welcome to the clsss the two gen
tl~msn. whose practical tusa Of mind
tusy expect to utilize 10 many u the
experiments.
Rsus jackson, Gertrude Guthrie,
Florence Elssr aud Pearl Deweese
seniors. OF previous glasses, arc now at
tending the High School.
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SOCIETY DIRECTORY.

LODGES.
7 o. O. y. Rocky fori Lodge No. s..
Meets cvery Tuesday evening.
- CT. KouSs, n. @.
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w II. &. wadswortb Relief Corps. No. 10.
Meets LIST aud 81 Wednesdays nt p nI nj G;
a. X. Hall. MRs. EMMA FENLAsON. I'rc,,
MRs. CARRIE PHicg. See.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-02-09

w OF THE ". Rocky Ford Camp No. Igi
Meets first and third Saturday evening,
OF cacir month. II, W. HE'LL, & u
j. &. foCLKE. Clerk.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-02-09

KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAs. Valley Lodge
N No. Is.
Meets ut X. r. Hall every Monday evening.
J. W. 1KLgMAS. X. of Il. and 8.
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NunnRrs nR NEWS.

Eight transports with troops will
leave San Francisco for the Philippines
within a week
The whaling feet now on its way
TO Victoria, b O., will bring a revenue
TO San Francisco of S1,5000 900.
Governor Murphy, OF Arizona, states
that thore is not the slightest danger
Of an uprising among the Navajos.
The Baptists of Texas are widely
apart. The church party faction will
carry the fight into $4,000 churches
The first two of corps OF so lady
teachers for Porto Rico will sail from
New York on the transport Mcpherson
President Mckinley, Secretary Root
and General Corbin are expected to be
In Nashville on the occasion of the re
ception of the First Tennessee regi-
ment at Chickamauga Park.
Miss Bertha E. H. Berbert, the frs
woman elected to the office of schooi
commissioner in Westchester county
NJ Y, certlfies that she treated t.
CIGARS and carriage rides and gave $40
towards county campaign expenses.
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THE PRODUCE MARKETS.

Philadelphia Nov. 15.-Flour weak; win.
ter superfine, $2.25d2.5O Pennsylvania
roller, clear. $3.iOd3.2O city mills, extra
$2.50d2.70. Rye flour quiet at s395Q3. 80
Wheat neglected; No. 2 red, spot, in ele-
vator, 6s1aG69lkc. Corn quiet and steady;
No mixed spot, in elevator, SS lQ3S%c.
No yellow, for local trade, AZ :, Oats
quiet and steady; No. white, clipped
S11Rq31Ac; lower grades, 2Sd30c. Hay
firm choice timothy, $16d165O for large
bales. Beef firm; beef hams, $23d24 Pork
steady; family, Sl2.50d14. Lard easy;
western steamed, $3.50. Butter strong
western creamery, Hd2315c; do. factory,
1561Tc.; June creamery, 2OQ241hc.: imita-
tion creamery, 16621c.: New York dairy,
lSa24c.; do. creamery. 21q25iac. fancy
Pennsylvania prints iobbing at Bose.
do. wholesale. 2Sc. Cheese steady; small,
September 121Sd12%o.; finest October, 12
ql2hc.; large, fancy, September, 12A6
l215c.; large October, finest, l1lkc. Eggs
steady; New York and Pennsylvania, %
G24c.; western, ungraded, at mark, 1ld20o
Potatoes quiet Jersey, S1d1.37iA; New
York, Sd51.30: Long Island, 8. .121s6I1. .62lh
Jersey sweets Sl.50d225; southern do.
$1.50dL75 Cabbage dull; Long Island
S2q3.50 per 100.
Baltimore, Nov. 15.-Flour steady and
unchanged. Wheat steady; spot and the
month, 6Isz1677sc; December, 6S5sd6S7sc.
May 73c.. steamer No. 2 red, 6S34 @64c.
southern, by sample, 60d6S15c.; do. on
grade, 6415lI6Sc. Corn firnIer; mixed, spot
and the month, 377sd3Sc. November OF
December, new or old, 1864 Q37c. January
3612aS6%c.; February S65sc.; steamer
mixed, 369sdS61ac.; southern, white S4d
PIC; do. yellow, 35dS7c. Oats firmer; No
white S1d311ac. No. 2 mixed, 2S92s15c
Rye dull; No. 2 nearby 56a57c.; No.
western, 59a60c. Hay quiet No. tim
cthy $14.b0115.
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IRISH.AMERlcAN DAY

At Export Exposition -Distinguished
Irish wan BE Present.
Philadelphia, Nov. 1.-two promi-
nent Irishmen will visit the National
Export exposition Nov 20, and in their
honor that date has been set apart as
lrish-American day. The distinguished
visitors will be Lord Talon, mayor of
Dublin, and Hon. John f. Redmond,
Irish leader in the British house of
parliament. They will be accompanied
by Hon. Bourke Cochran and Richard
Croker, of New York, and a delegation
of prominent Irish-Americans from
that city and Boston.
Monday next will be Philadelphia
day, The Trades League of the Qua
ker City have taken the matter in
hand and will make the day a memora-
BILE one in the history of the exposition.
The interest manifested in the expo
sition from an educational standpoint
is indicated by the fact that tomorrow
the public schools of Pottstown will
close to enable teachers and pupils to
attend the great Industrial show.
The exposition management has de-
signated Nov. 20, 27 and 80 (Thanks-
giving day. as special rate days. On
those dates the admission charge will
be 25 cents. which is half the prevail
ing rate. For Saturdays and every
evening during the week the fixed ad-
mission is rs cents.
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FIND our YOURsELT.

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Take a glass tumbler and fiji IL with
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NO nAsIs roR WAR Talk.
Minister TO Korea ralNs of

Russia's Minister TO Korea Talks OF
the Alarmist Rumors.
Washington, Nov. 16--In view Of the
reported imminenoe Of war between
Russia and Japan. concerning rights in
Korea, statements made yesterday by
Mr.. Alexander Pavloff. the Russian
minister to Korea. who happens to be
in Washington as the guest OF Count
Cassini the Russian ambassador here,
are most opportune and important. Mr..
Pavloff is an accomplished diploma
tist, with extended experience in the
far east, and was on the staff of Count
Cassini at Peling when Russia ac-
quired Port Arthur and Talien Wan,
and later was advanced to the post OF
minister TO Korea. Mr.. Pavlon was
seen at the Russian embassy, and
spoke quite frankly of the recent war
rumors. He said:
81 left Korea only four months ago,
going to st. Petersburg, so that my In
formation is quite direct and official,
and / assure you there is no basis
whatever for reports of conflict be-
tween Russia and Japan over Korea
On the contrary, the two countries
have entered into two formal compacts
by which it was agreed that the inde-
pendence of Korea shall be main
tanned"
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Carn.pie's Greatest Monument.

Pittsburg, Nov. 16.-Andrew Car
negie yesterday listened to and APP
proved the plans for a library building
that will make Pittsburg famous the
world over-a building unequaled in
any land. At the close of their inter-
view Mr.. Carnegie told w. N. Frew,
chairman of the board of trustees of
the Carnegie institute. that $1,750,00O
was at the disposal of the managers
to be used in enlarging the buildings
and to proceed with the work. Under
the one roof will be found departments
devoted to science, music, art and liter
ature. 1t will be the only institution
of the kind in the world and will be
the greatest monument to Mr.. Carnegie
that he will rear.
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We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward fOr
any case OF Catarrh that can not be cured by
Halls Catarsh Cure.
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Halls Family Pills are the best.
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Lira srocR Markets,

New York, Nov. 15.-Beeves slow and II
Q15c. lower; is cars, half of which rough
Ftuff, unsold. steers. $4.50a610; oxen and
stays, S2a5; bulls, $2.25G415; cows. $1.5Od
T. Calves Csc lower; grassers steady
veals, $4.75dS.25; tops, $3.50; little calves
"a; grassers, s2,5OQS15; yearlings, $2.25d
275. Sheep slow; lambs opened steady
to firm; closed 1Oc. off; sheep, s2.50Q4.3O
culls 1925; lambs, S450l5.50; Canadian
lambs, s5.35q5.5O; culls, $S5O94. Hogs
slow at $4.9OQ44O; choice light state hogs
$4.30.
East Liberty, Pa, Nov. 15.-Cattli
steady extra, S5SOq6 prime, $5.70Q5.9O
common, SSq3.60. Hogs steady prime
heavy, S4.1G@4.15; assorted, Ao5q41b; best
Workers, $4a4.02; light do, Ss594. Sheep
steady; choice wethers, A.90q4.40; COM
mon, S1.50q2.5O; choice lambs, $4s6Q5;
common to good, $SQS.75; veal calves, q
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