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The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1899-10-07

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were not a gold bug.
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ing bug.
Md he proceeded 70 dernon.tra,e
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Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-02-10
CHINESE REBELS.
They Engaged Japsnese Troops at Tor
mosa aud Win % victory.

They Engaged Japanese Troops at Tor.
mo.a and Win q victory.
Victoria. b G., Feb o. - Advicos
from the orient state that the Chinese
rebels Of Fomosa are gaining strength
and many cities are being looted
About the middle Of January battle
occurred between Chinese insurgents
and Japanese troops at Taipehfu The
engagement resulted in victory
Tor the rebels, who after succeeding by
their flank movements in dodging Jap.
anese fire and coming 10 close quarters.
fought hand 10 hand for three hours.
Hundreds were cut down when the jar.
anese were finally beaten back. They
left between $50 and 900 dead ON the
field The rebels loss did not reach 100
Advancing after their victory they
captured Tsu Ian about seven miles
from Lopeh The inhabitants are ter
rorized and there is a rush 90 Amoya for
safety.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-02-10
NOTHING FoR NILES.
Cannot Iie Promoted for lie Hold. the
Highest Place Now.

Washington Fen 9-Maior General
Nelson A. Miles will not receive breyet
i'r his conduct of the campaign in Porto
Rico. This has been decided by the
board considering the records 20 be- Civ
en- % officers and men who performed
acts of courage and gallantry during
ihe war u il asserted by Members d
.ihe board that their decision Is not due
g. the feeling Ia administration circles
against General Miles but 10 the fact
that there j. no reward which. under
Tho statutes. can h. given him He
could only b. breveted a Lieutenant gen
eral and that Office does not exist.
should congress desire torecognize the
seryicc- of General Miles IL can pass
RESOLUTION authorizing the president to
grant him the brevet " lieutenant gem
'efnL Friend. of the major general may
try 90 get such % measure through
Some comment has been occnsioned 10
army circles by the failure Of the war
department to consult with General
Milo respecting the operations ia the
philippine 10 is stated by the officials
thai General otis has the situation fully
in hand and that 10 Is unnecessary 20
hamper him with instructions of any
kind
General Eagan IS % be placed on the
retired list of the army in few days on
bis own application. after 3lyear's sery-
Ice and Colonel John r. Weston. tho
senior officer Of the subsistence depart
ment is % d. nominated by the senate
a. cImmis-ary general Of subsistence.
The arrangement Tor General Eagan
retirement was made hefore the presi.
dent COMMITTED the sentence of dismiss.
al imposed ON him by the courtmartial.
BY his retirement General Eagan will
forfeit sl31 from the annual pay 70
which he would have been entitled for
The next six years under the sentence Of
suspension
Colonel Weston will not reach the re-
firing age until November %. 1903 Col.
Weston entered the service ~ first
lieutenant in the Fourth Kentucky cav
airy IN 1882 became captain few
months later was promoted % major In
November 1885, entered the regular
service a. second lieutenant Ia the Sew
euth cavalry in 1867 and rising 10 first
lieutenant the following year He was
graduated from the artillery school ia
1873. and was Immediately afterwarl
appointed commi--ary Of substance. with
the rank of captain following just a
year behind General Eagan
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-02-10

Washington. Feb o The president
has appointed court Of inquiry 10 ex-
anime into 'ha charges touching the
meat furnished the American army
during the war with Spain and other
matters which involved chmg ges made by
General Miles against the administra-
tion II war Affairs. The court will con
sist Of Major General Wade. Colonel
George W Davis, Of the Ninth infantry
and Colonel Gillespie. Of the engineer
corps. now stationed az New York.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-02-10
At Huron, n. D.. II l. Thirty-siI
Below Zero, and at Many Places
Reaches Twenty-Five.
CENTRAL STATES
HIT THE HARDEST.
In Ohio the Mercury Goes A. Low a,
Twenty, and at Louisville II l.
Fourteen Below Freezing
In central Florida.

Washington Feb o Unprecedented
cold weather prevails almost throughout
the whole of the United States. with ia.
creased intensity in the central portions
of the country Tine line Of freezing
temperature passes from Chesapeake
bay westward over Tennessee Arkansas
and Tou. Freezing temperatures are re-
ported O.. far south l. central FlDria
The indications are the extreme cold
will moderate somewhat tomorrow.
The iull1w.ngi- the state of the cold
weather go Che different places.
Huron y d 36 degrees below zero
Bismarck a. d Duluth Minn. and
LaCro--e VIE 32 below
New York above
Chicago % below.
Evansville lnd % below
Peoria llls 90 below.
Omaha. Sch % below
Throughout Pennsylvania. IS 10 %
below
Louisville ~. it below.
Cleveland o.. 10 below.
Topeka Kas Is below.
Pueblo Colo. - below
Atlanta. Ga 10 above.
Dc Moincs Ia - below
jacksonville Fla. 2G above.
Cincinnati o.. iG below.
ludianapoli. lni rs below.
So L1ui. Mo-. o. below
Virginia and portions of North caro-
lima from above 10 five below
Snow icll In Colorado Indian Tcrri.
tory and the n1rthen portion ~ Texas
Washington Fob Gcueuuyclear
weather with falling temperature Pre-
walls from Che lower lake region east,
wari to ihe c.l.t except in northern
New England where 10 Is -till showing
The temperature has fallen from 800 a.
iodeuee- from the South Carolina coast
southwark with freezing temperature
practically 20 the Florida line
In the interior Of the country gener.
ally clear weather has continued with
extremely low temperatures. except in
the upper lake region and upper Miss.
is-ippi valley where there was light
snow huries
The zero line extends through south.
crn Missouri and the Ohio valley g.
western Pennsylvania.
In the southwest there has been a rise
IN temperature of from 10 to 20 degrees
while in the northwest ahnormallv low
temperature continue ragingfrom II 90
80 below zero.
In the middle and northern plateau
regions and north Pacific coast. shows
and rains have continued and fair
weather p the southern plateau and
southern California.
10 will bc somewhat warmer in the
southwest with fair weather while fair
and cold weather will prevail IN the r..
manning districts east ~ the Rocky
mountains. except eastern Colorado
whore light SHOWS are indicated
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-02-10

Nashville Feb o. Steamer r. ID
staggs which collided with % railroad
bridge 90 Johusouville nte last night.
drifted four miles DOWN the river and
was burned up There were 90 people
on board the steamer She b. valued ai
$4,000. AMI insured The cargo is val.
ued at $1,000
Several men clung 90 the piers Of the
bridge and were saved The rest Of On,
passengers were ayel.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-02-10

Havana Feb 9 Il is reported thas
no % secret meeting of the executive
committed of the Cuban assembly it
was decided that the oommitte will not
welcome Maxine Gomez to this city.
that Il viii not b. present when he ar.
riyes Ia havana and further that Il
General q, mez does not 30 before the
committee lndevplain his reasons Tor ac-
ceptIng th propositions Of Robert +.
Porter representative Of President Nc.
kinley without consulting the commit.
tee, he viii he officially notified upon
the part of the committee ~ annear b..
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-02-10

New York, Feb. o. Coolest day Of
90 winter here aisl extremely cold foi
uis latitude The temperature /.
one degree above zero. Local foreca.,e,
give warning of still lower temper
atura
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-02-10

Peoria, Feb o Itis 9idcgrcc. below
zero here
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-02-10
Youns GIrI .lnneel, pI.,nnrnr..

Brazil Ind Feb @ Mary the r.
year-old daughter Of james Campbell.
has mysierinusly disappeared satur.
day night she attended class meeting
at the Presbyterian church. and during
prayer she arose and walked out. and
has not been seen since.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-02-10

piitshurg. Feb % Ten degrees De-
low zero by the weather bureau thcr
momotcr From i5 to 90 degrees below
In more exposed places il the record
here This is the coolest since january
1879. when the mcicury dropped IL lc
low zcru.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-02-10

Omaha, Feb weather bureau
Thermometer registered fraction under
23 below zero here This IL the coldest
weather recorded at this station since
Feb g. 1898. when the record was a5 De-
low There is no wind blowing.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-02-10

Columbus O, Feb 9-lt Is hecold
est for years The mercury stands 1,
degrees below zero In the GENITAL part Of
the city and n below In the suburbs
Predictions are colder weather
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-02-10

Gates,illc Tex Feb o. In the dis.
trict court Z. = Gates was acquitted 81
the charge pf forgery.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-02-10

Washington, Feb The McEncry
resolntion will not na.. The .enate.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-04-28
s,IITHvILLE ITEMS.
a Hunter Accidentally shot and Bad
IL Crippled.


Smithville, Texas. April s7,--A few days
ago George Cook and Hubert Kite we're
our hunting near town. when Cooks gun
was, aocidentally discharged. the load TAX
ing effect in Kites foot. Kite is badly.
though not seriously, wounded. He may
be crippled for life.
The young people enjoyed delightful
hop at the hall last night.
MIR. and Mrs. W. r Flint celebrated
their thirtleth anniversary last Monday
night by rendering their many friends a
pleasant entertainments They received
many handsome presents,
Mr., Il. n. Hanke left this week for
New Orleans TO attend a meeting OF the
Brotherhood OF Railway Trainmen
Yardmaster Wilson and family and Edl-
tor George c Staples and family were
among the Smithvilllans that took in the
Battle Of Flowers at San Antonio last week.
Clarence and Arthur Hines OF Austin.
two prominent young men. are visiting in
Smithville.
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Spots closed quiet and Unchanged sale
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Al NnXasota.

Nayasota, Texas, April z''sA
tieth anniversary OF the orsan'isu''
odd Fellowship in this county wa
fttingly celebrated here last nlsn' y
members of the |. c. staho'u We !,
the Mercedes lodge OF Renekans' =
by number OF visitors from aha''s !.
other neighborhoods. Al TWO na'
~ decorated and heavily iau'n
about ll5 persons were ser'eu 49,
tho odd Fellows. augmented ps L Z
number of citizens, repaired 70 =. ~,
bia opera house. Here a nice ps 'ss.
Of vocal music and recitalions :, v, n
dered by a quartette composeus y {
Agnes Horlock. ira hA ss,.roa
Messrs. W. A. and HAYNES spaD N,
lurer G. r. Gibson OF Ansu iu,,u d
introduced by Mr. J. II. fresms n
proceeded in a delightful ma maui M
fold to the audience 10 t s..,ori, q
charities and benefit Of the nls .Orss,:
together with a brief but son a, oris
review OF how the Indepeno ~, co;
odd Fellows originated in lnl s,,rl,
The lecture proved to be a n, nl,.s
and the large crowd LEFT me Z p'i Il,
fascinated with the principi's
order.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-04-28
A GENERAL FINANCIAL REVIEW
POSSIBLE SQUEEZE ~ CALL MONEY
ANTICIPATED.
silver Reaches the Highest Point In
Tw" Yen rs-Auacondn Loses Three
Points of Its Advance.

New York. Anrll 27.--stocks opened I'D slow
this morning and nfter some fluctuations eth.
er way, slid on below Yesterdays price There
were adviceS Of crop damage
Sterling exchange was strong AZ higher az
ures and call money was at the legal rate 6
rer cent. in the afternoon. all Of which com
bned to send prices ofi with rush and tho
market closed weak under nr -ssure. The d.
nand for money was incidental to the prepa-
rations Of cooperation 70 meet MAY disburse-
ments and then there was disposition among
traders to anticipate 4 possible squeeze in cal
money tomorrow when loans carry over In
Mcndav
There was moderate arbltrare huyiny for
London account early and the traders aleo
were prominent buyers. but the Diminishing
commission house business prompted them t,
switch thth ncsilon and sell for turn
The trading in half million shares was prnc-
ucally all for the professional operators
Size cL'liAcates rsprsseuti-s 100000
oLlces changed hands at from e3% to 64hc,
the latter he'ns the hiehest figure in over two
wars The bull SPECULATION In silver as we'll
as dividend rcssip impaired strength to Den
Yer and Rio q. 01de Issues Anaconda mi p
INK ad over 3 rointI Knocked on IT'S recent
nlNAf' on LIQUIDATION induced by the denial
OF Il large interes. that the nroposei copper
trust bad control of the prup-rty Inc heavi-
rest ~ the market was acCentuated by free
selling OF RrooElvu Transit and Sugar ar
though nm eGrlier rise IN Sugar was on an
ntai gitle runner that the company woiiG
ouet rights 70 subscribe for new issue o,
2tuck a. phg = be used In connection with
scnl' deal wt'h rival Interests
fulthtt imprc Yements wtre made in oil the
standard railway motEages today ana some
new Rotations were aso taken AZ improved
hSures. Total salts Sil95C0.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-04-28

Gnlyanlzed Glldden $40 Nails SC 81 base.
Advances for common over base: I'd zoe; I'd
i5c. I'd and I'D zoe; cd poe. Sd Toe. lqd and l6d
&c GMolnliOna nrn Tor las lhan car lots.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-04-28

Fort Worth, Texas. April 27-Clarenoe
simpson. who with his father G. W Siinp-
son, Is furnishing the government beef for
ii" American army in Cuba is here and says
they are having much trouble In securing the
required number Of cattle needed to MI their
contract Of 500 head OF cattle a week lie
says they can buy cattle cheaper in 81. Louis
anc ship to Pensacola and thence to Cuba
than they can get them In Texas ur any
where else in tho South He says from St
Louis the cattle are landed In Havana IN
five days. Mr. Simpson says in filling the
government contracts, most of the cattle come.
from South and Central America and Mexico.
because the stock In this country is held too
nigh. IT takes about $4,000 head OF cattle II
month for the island OF Cuba. and of this
ndmbcr fully 10000 go to Havana MIR
Simpson said yesterday that the supply OF
cattle IN South and Central America Is about
exhausted and that they are now forced 10
buy In this country, even at high figures.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-04-28
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.
Heavy Rains Attributed as the Reason for
Decline in Wheat.
CROP DAMAGE IN EUROPE WAS REPORTED
many and Francc-Corn Active,
but Closed Lower.

Chicago. April 27.-Heayy rains throughout
the wheat belt caused slump Ia the wheat
market today. An carly advance on rumors
Of crop damage in Russia, Germany and
France was all lost. May closed with loss
OF sc and July hc. Corn declined &c. Oats
closed unchanged. Pork lost &c and lard and
ribt 2hc each.
Reports OF douth from Russia put wheat
traders in bulllsh temper at the opening
ano little later the strength was abetted
by claims OF rust throughout Germany and
France.
May started adhc higher at 721T2ise and
the market was bid UP quickly to 7gj.r A
denial Of the Russian damage brought about
considerable difficulties in the early bulilsh-
ness and when heavy rains were reported IN
Nebraska and Kansas liquidation set in,
~mch continued until the end OF the session.
May declined TO 5lc and closed at Ike july
opened esc higher a, i2ikGI3c advanced 10
,S73c, sold on 10 1l3sc ana closed at 72n72Ist
Foreigners sold options "a the swell
Receipts were light, Chicago receiving a
crrs ana Minneapolis and Duluth S34 cars
Export demand was poor.
Corn was active ana advanced early on
covering, due to light receipts and small
country offerings. The improvement was lost.
however under heavy liquidation induced ~
favorable seeding conditions and reports ~
Increased acreage Receipts 1862 cars
small stocks and fair buying by elevator
inttresis sieHdied oats
Provisions we're Glow and egsv
Estimated receipts for Friday wheat SO
cars, corn no cars oats $50 cars and hogs
Fl ,o0c head
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-04-28

New York, April 27.--General demand fot
cotton goods shows improvement In most
staple lines Brown cottons again in good
request for export and convertors and Job
bers showing great interest. Fine gray
cloths and print cloths firm. beacbed cot
IONS selling well in very strong market
Nhite goods in staple and fancy lines sola
up Tor present. season and higher prices Likely
for next season.
trints firm throughout and tendency in
some Ines against buyers; staple ginghams
* DDS division.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-04-28

and, after consulting, they said Il rno
qt estion of time when the yeral
gentleman would die Many friends a
at the home to inquire as to his conft
He died at Q o'clock last night, surrrg
cd by relatives. He was Is, years OIL
Judge Ferris was one OF the hTst s,tl
of WaXahachie. He came here ii'l
early days and assisted Captain VI
Getzendaner in establishing the cita
National bank. now one Of ~ Sfcsl
institutions in this part Of the couify
has accumulated big wealth and was %
the county's best citizens,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-04-28

LIVE STOCK.
GALVESTON.

Galveston. April Fl The A. P. Norman
Live stock company reports the market as
follows.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-04-28
Forty-Year-oid Mule peaa.

Dcnison, Texas. April "Marmaduke, :"
mule with a well authenticated age OF
40 years died last Sunday near the Fan
min county line
"Mamaduke' was with General Prices
army and also did service with General
Earl Van Dorm, He commenced his army
career at Homer. La.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-04-28
ST. LOUIS

~, Louis. April 7.-Cattls-Recetpts 200.
including $500 Texans; market steady. fan
a ra seeee native shipping and export steers,
beef and butchers steers s'7s5Sio s,ss,'
u s,e1 Two pounds 3,S5a4S5. stockers ana
, h,1 2ooq4 70; cows and heifers MONS -.
4 ~ z,sgfoSi Texas and Indian steers kStf
SC,pts 5000 market steady; rigs and uph,n
Nv 81 packers .7SGi .aO butchers 81 aoft
F, Wv. Sneep--ksceipts 200, market steady;
ooal co. u'i lambs sgSg aSl eulIs and buchs
2 o. sprlng lamoa
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-04-28
DECORATION DAY.
,.mor,., services Held At a. Fl
and graves Decora'.' '.,,,

Memorial services .,ed.
and Graves Deco n.sor,,is,
TAYLOR. Texas, April s' y,I
was observed here YESTERDAY -. .,.,,lis
fitting manner, A large ev 'ss,., d
citizens gathered at the Me'u. Md.
Marsh Marshall. pastor delIysr, Al. = Ia 8
and patriotic songs were ss4s prsrs
aMy Country. Ills of Thee, ne csrs
was formed and marched - graves Az d
where about twenty-f rs DsSoiussiy
dead Confederates were .sss hcsss'
rated with wreaths o. hawkins dss'
evergreeng. REV. Perry hs 'ss vslc'
an address over the si"rbs Ers''
appropriate and eloouenn. also 70
ne ex-Iiniou soldiers wens prsssui
hered. Tho old contederau',slS lnterss:
much grstifed at the gens''
Tested in the celehraiion'
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-04-28
BUTTER AND EGGS.

Chicago, Anrll 27,--Butter-o Quiet and easy;
cieHmeres l2nl6: diaries liG1l EgsH-
STEADY fresh l2h. Chcese--Weak; creams
lnsMl2ts
New York April % Eggs Receipts Hiss
12H ans
St Louis, April 81. -Butt,r--Quiet cream
cry ilAlS. dairy i2dfi6 Eygs-Lcwcr: a.
Kansas CIV. Aprl y Butter STEADY.
creamery iiTlS; dairy Is Eggs Continue
weak; surplus stock aceumulating, Trash Mis-
souri, aud Kansas stock. IN new cases cuses
Included, II; cases returned l0e,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-04-28

AMMuNITIoN--Powd PEI keg 81 011
t,io; blasting powder. n,65 per keg. drop
thot. per sack. 81. IS. buck 81 Sc.
BkCON--EAtra snort clear. IN sacks. &c .
Regulars exc boxed NC higher smoked
p.llies &c; New York salt bellies &c. breakfast
hsten &c.
TAGGING AND TIES--Less than car lots
from Houston; Bagging e-lp. 5Ac. 2A-ih
STRAWBERRIES Per crate, s2.25Gi30G
CANDY-Stick wrapped, basis "a 6%fr7o
per III: special sizes. nc higher.
COFFEE--Rio and Cordova l0lsr fair TikQ
&C., prime SlsGec: choice Toe; fancy 0usMc;
pesherry i0ssG.ic. Roasted corees; Ar.
buckles Arlosa, basis i00-lb cases. lie deliy-
trer. 36-ib cases il.20c delivered; Apex 100
cases, 10000 delivered; S6-lb cases ii.1Oc do
luortd.
FLOUR Empire mills, Houston: Davis
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-04-28

81 Louis, April q Flour Quiet and un-
changed Wheat Easier No . red cash
elevator 49, track 77a7s; MAY I6is July 7olsa
II No. hard 6sibm69ts Corn Easier No.
cash 81, track 80 MAY 32is hid. July 3S9s
asked; September 20 asked. Oats Steady; No.
2, cash 2sib, track 2qihd50; Nav s7h hid
July 2iL bid September 29as asked No .
white 3lh, Rye-Firm: 81 FLAX seed
Luwer; tliS Prime timothy seed a. Corn
meal iS50l 90 Bran--Wcakcr; sacked, east
track, 81 Hay Firm timothy t0O0mli 90,
prairie 6.5oas co. Whisky steady, %.
Cotton tics and hacging Unchanged Pork
Quiet; standard mess. iohblug. quiet q l2ia
Lard Prime steam 500 choice SOS, Dry
salt meats Boxed shoulders i,25; extra shorts
ana ribs a.0N; shorts 5.i2ia. BACON BOXED
shoulders 500; extra shorts 3 36. ribs $50,
sourts 5.3a Receipts Flour 1000. wheat TO-
0oo corn 10000, oats 26,0oo shipments Flour
5000, wheat i000, corn 81 900, oats l20o0.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-04-28
CHICAGO.

Chieago, April 27,-Therc was good gem
eial demand for cattle today and prices ruled
mostly unchanged, Fancy grades brought
o.oOG5.l0; choice steers 5i5di5 As mediums
6CGi so; beef steers 1904 SO; stockers and
feeders S1OI5. 10: bulls 2 60G4. 90 COWS and
heiters 35Odi.2S; Western fed steers 95TI
9'90; Texas steers i.00d5 l0 calves OOIJ
50; Trade in hogs was brisk at generally
unchanged prices; good to choice 3S1l2dil 90
butchers S.55dA9 %; lights 8 70d295 pigs
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steady prices prime Colorado wooded lambs
EN- lambs brought 5 50d6 30: shorn lambs
wer" IN demand AZ 9,00dll. 50 per iO0 mounds
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