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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-12-12

The Pacific Coast Company was yester-
day made defendant in damage suit in
stitutec by Thomas Lynch. formerly en-
ployed by the company as laborer.
Lynch states that he was employed last
November to work ON an extension of the
Columbia 4 Puget Sound railroad and
while 80 employed was directed by the
foreman, William Dugan, to work near
where some blasts were being fired. He
alleges that blast was fired while he was
working, and that large rock struck
his ieg. breaking and managing 1t, to his
damage in the sum of $1,000.
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/ DETERMINE OWNERSHIP.
aiding Settlement Of Final Chap
tor in Old Legal Battle.
.eooessso SUIT RECALLED.

- Court Takes Up Dispute Over
e.~-osstlon of Check Given Alas
= Freight Contractor in 1895
-. trouble II the Result of
.e-.v Actions That Have Already
- settled In the Federal Court
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NOTICE Frank Daniels viii give a
matinee performance OF The Ameer
this afternoon.
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NoTICE-Frank Daniels viii give g
matinee performance Of The Ameer
khis AktArpoon
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The....
Basement
Store.

Hundreds and hundseds of dsfeWstng
Rsris are to Be found IN our basement
for the chadren's Christmas. rs the
srAndssf assortment to 81 Found n S.
Aftse. They Ase AZ soirs Us'y fash 50
ITS best not to Put your shopping off
unfE the last frw days.
HOBBY HORSES. . dkfrer- 9AO m
ent styles. $3.50 to .......... uObVV
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rubber tired. -. $260 $476 - m
ana ......... ....... .s...,. uVV
TRICyCLES. large sizes. upholstered
seats, plain and rubber ~ ~
tires. 1915 and ......s..... 0o6O
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white and blue. sec. s5c. ~ ~ ~
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w. E. and E. L.. Mick, remodeling, 3Ol5
North Senate avenue: cost, $3.50.
w. E. and L. l.. Mick, remodeling, 3014
Graceland avenue; cost, $3.50.
William A. Thurman, dwelling, 61S East
Morris street; cost, $1,000.
B. and NJ. Chapman. porch, $500 North
New Jersey street; cost. $3.50.
John NJ. Herider, addition, 1l20 Fletcher
avenue; cost, 500.
Stephen ]. Hitz. dwelling, Twenty-fourth
and Meridian streets; cost, $1,000.
NJ. Rutler, addition. 1906 Brookside ave-
nue.; cost. $207.
c. l.. Castle. dwelling. Neal avenue; cost.
$3.50.
Mrs. Carrie Johannes. addition. 1403
Hendricks street; cost, $500.
G. A. Street. barn, 267 Bellefontaine
street: cost, 800.
II. NJ. Culbertson, dwelling. 137 jackson
street; cost, S1,100.
w. +. Walker. dwelling. Bellefontaine
street; cost, $1,000.
Kingan & Co. Ltd. remodel, Maryland
and Blackford streets: cost. $500.
j.. S. Burdge, repairs. 77 Park avenue;
cost. STA.
Renihan & Blackwell. repairs, 100 West
Ohio street: cost, $1,000.
Elizabeth Sims, frame house, Concord
street: cost, $500.
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Horses.

UNION STOCKYARDS. INDIANAPOLIS.
June 13.-There are no new features to re-
port In the horse auction except a decrease
in receipts, about 200 head having been
offered. against 400 the same time last week
and about 200 the corresponding time a
year ago. The arrivals were principally
light horses in their class, and there were
very few calculated 10 test the market for
strength. There was a very fair attendance
of buyers, but no urgent demand from any
source. and it seemed almost impossible to
max sales that were profitable to the
owner. Aside from one export order for
artillery horses there was no selling to
cross the water. and there were not enough
orders from other points to make COMPETE
ton the least exciting. Owners seemed re-
signed to the conditions and allowed all
their holdings to be sold. Prices were for
the most part $40 per head lower than a
week ago, and sales were usually s20G40
lower han the high time recently. the
most change being on the better class of
stock.
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CONFEDERATE FLAGS.
G.. A. r.. Commander Says the Time Is
Not Ripe for Their Return.

DAVENPORT, Ia, June 13.-One of the
features of to-day's annual encampment
of the G.. A. r. of Iowa was the address
by National Commander A. ID. Shaw in
which he declared himself on the question
of the return of captured Confederate bat
tie flags. Commander Shaw said the ma
jority of soldiers believed the time was not
ripe for such action; that the banner that
was furled at Appomattox represented
a dead past, and should not be brought
into view again in this generation.
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CHICAGO. June observation-disclosures. $500
Market opened steady 10 strong. closing lower
butchers stock firm. Best on sale to-day, one
carload. at S.S5. Natives-Good TO prime steers,
s5.15d5.s5: poor to medium. s450@s 10; selected
s3d4.75; heifers. s5.25a5.25: Gamers. s..
bulls. S3d4.5o: calves, Sal Texans-Receipt
500; best on sale to-day. three carloads heifers.
ct s5-15. Texas fed steers. ieSuS.5o Texas
bulls, SO. S0G4. 80.
HoSs~Receipts to-day. So. 900; tomorrow, 30
600: stimated left over. 5000. Market 5d1oc
lever. closing weak: top. S.15; mixed butchers.
81. 95G5. 1917; good to choice heavy, s.. LOCALS:
rough heavy. siss@5.o5; light. sts5q5i2k: bulk
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts. 5000. Good to
choice sheep and lambs firm: others slow: good
to choice wethers. sl75d5-25; fair 10 choice
mixed. ss,zsa4s Western sheep. s4sonS2o:
ern lambs. s6d6.s 50: spring lambs. s6d7.50.
$50: % cars on sale. Steers sold early 10aI5c
higher: late sales at Mondays prices Bulls
and cows steady: all sold. Steers. A.S5d57e.
distillery fed. -. 4od5.so: bulls. s3G46o; cows.
refrigerator beef. i0h dio4c per ID. Shipments.
l.22o quarters Of beef: tomorrow none.
Ca~ives-Receipts. s $40. Veals opened lower.
closed CSC OF. us unsold: buttermiik steady.
veals. S5oq5; tops. szio97a5: culls. s4aa5o;
Hoss-Receipts. $40; one car on sale. Feeling
about steady
sheep and Lambs-Receipts. io.275. q cars on
sale. Sheep slow: lambs. i543Sc lower; some
sales common SOC lower; 81 ears Insola Com
IinEs. %: lambs. ssqS.o5. mainly ss5o67.se.
KANSAS CITY. June B.-cattie--Receipts. s.
500 natives, LOO Texans. Choice killing grades
shade higher; ali others actve ans steady,
heavy native steers. N-6o85.bo; stocksrs and
sseders. q. butcher COWS and heifsrs. N.2S8
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SALES OF REAL ESTATE.
Seven Transfers, with n Total COnsid-
Grafton of S15.54O.

Instruments filed for record in the re-
corder's Office of Marion county, Indiana,
for the twenty-four hours ending at 5. p. m.
June IL, 1900. as furnished by the indian
Title Guaranty and Loan Company, Suite
229. first Office floor, The Lemcke and Hart
ford block. Telephone 176O old and 1905
new.
Nicholas McCarty ct al to Charles III.
Stanley, Lot 572, McCarty's twelfth
West Side addition. $3.50
Arsenal Building and Loan Associa-
ton to Willis +. Smith, Lot Isl,
jackson Park 75
Joseph a. Shirley to Albert s.. Hamp-
ton and wife. Lot 100, Clark's third
addition to West 1000
Lizzie j. Mckee TO Samuel Metzler,
Lot 5, Myers's North Illinois-street
addition $500
Charles F. Robbins to Nancy A.
Kastner. Lot u, Robbins's North In
dianapolis addition 225
David A. Williams to Harry c. Poin-
dexter. Lot Is, Losey's College-ave-
) nue. addition $500
Sarah a. Clark to John Edgar Will
hanson. Lot 4 of Outlet 157, Spann's
subdivision of Harris's addition. LOO
Transfers, Z: consideration. ........ SIS. $40
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June 12.-The American Wool and
Cotton Reporter tomorrow will say: As the
time for the opening of the lightweight season
draws near consumers Of wool are naturally
more inclined to look over the wool market and
quite a few of them have been in during the
past week testing prices for such woods as they
want. AS a result there has been more activity.
sales OF. the week .aggregating slightly over
2. 900, 900 lbs. Although II IL thought that this is
a forerunner for larger transactions In wool. IL Is
believed that consumers will purchase. very eau,
tiously until more definite knowledge is at hand
as to how the light season will open. The de-
mand has shown more preference for medium
and low woods, fine woods being draggy- Prices
practically unchanged. In the Territories the
situation has been subject to very little change,
but in a few cases an inclination TO weaken mas
been noticeable among the growers Sales = of
the week in Boston amounted to 1,72s,000 lbs CO.
nestle and 5000 lbs foreign. making a total
of ?. 053. 900 lbs. against a total of 1, 727. 200 lbs for
the previous week and a total of 1879. 600 lbs
for the corresponding week last year. sales
since Jan. 1 amount to IS. 247. 100 lbs. against
III. $50. 500 lbs for the corresponding time last
wear.
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RAIN OF LITTLE AVAIL
CROP DAMAGE WEIGHS HEAVIER
THAN SHOWERS IN DAKOTA.
Wheat Made Another Small Advance
Corn N shade Down and Oats I'm
changed-Provisions Lower.

CHICAGO, June W opened weak
on the Northwest rains, but recovered on
damage reports from tina section of the
country, July closing a shade over yester-
day. Corn closed a shade lower and oats
unchanged. The provisions market. at the
close, was 121sc TO 22zc depressed.
Wheat was irregular but firm, following
a weak opening. Good rains were reported
from South Dakota and Minnesota. and
this was sufficient for a drop in prices, July
opening %G1c under yesterday. at 72Ac to
72kc. The West was a buyer from the
start, however. North Dakota and Mani
toba were still in need of moisture and sent
in a food of ~unfayorable reports. For many
of the counties. where rain had fallen. only
half a crop was claimed. The steady
Northwest buying looked as If the rains
had come almost too late. TIL situation in
China was also of some help in the recov-
cry. July rallied during the forenoon to
74c. Later. on proht-taking, 1T reacted to
1850, but steadied, and the close was firm.
July a shade up, at 7Sikd73%c. New York
reported 20 loads taken for export. Atlantic
port clearances, in wheat and flour. were
equal to $50. 600 bu. Primary receipts were
Coz, 900 bu, compared with $4,000 last year.
Minneapolis and Duluth reported Asa cars.
against 331 last week and 434 a year ago.
Local receipts were 81 cars, 1 If contract
grade.
The corn market was firm and fairly act
i've. The opening was weak on local sell
ing and sympathy with wheat weakness.
Country acceptances were small. however.
and the cash business large, about 10000
bu being sold. July rallied over a cent. and
though there was some reaction from the
top the close was firm. July sold between
3sc and 39AQ393sc, closing a shade under
yesterday, at 3SHc. Local receipts were $40
cars.
Oats were quiet but firm. There was a
good outside demand, which was caused
mainly by reported injury to the North
west hay crop. Dakota and Minnesota re-
ports of the conditions in these States were
unfavorable. July sold between 21Ac and
22lsc. closing unchanged at 221sc. Local re-
ceipts were 1873 cars.
Provisions were weak. Hog receipts were
large, and the selling pressure met a slack
demand. Liverpool quoted ham, bacon and
lard lower. July pork sold between 4 .4215
and $11.20, and closed 221zc under yesterday
at $11.25; July lard between $685. and s6.521a.
closing 121ac down to $6.55, and July ribs
between s6.671s and s6.52h1655. with the
close 121z015c depressed at S6.55.
lima receipts tomorrow: Wheat, 20
cars; corn. 400 cars; oats. 210 cars; hogs,
$1,000 head.
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ass: Gamers. x2503-z5. FED westerns. Alo<S
Hogs-Recefpts. $500. Liberal supply caused
SC decline: heav,. &.9565o2h: mixed. A-sS0S:
light. AszixG4so: pigs. A-esu4so
Sheep and i.@o. Slaughter
ing grades active and nrm; good feeders sccady:
packing and killing lots lower: spring lambs. g
0725; yearlings. 5.&45@i mixed, AISqs; iced
ers, $780,: culls, S275G325.
EAST BUFFALO. June i3.-fspecial IRAN
som. Mansfield q Co. live stock commission
three cars. Market strong
outlook favorable: light steers. Azsnt.s0; choice.
SEQ: cows. $a5003S24; veals. S-SO0e-73
HOgs-Receipts. 10 cars. Market shade lower:
good weight Workers. mixed and heavy, A.15,
pigs and light Workers, $3.50; roughs. AS4l7o.
sheep and four cars Market
steady owing 10 light supply. yearllng lamh4
s.. 75ds. lie few fancy &f5: culis TO fair. q. 90
$50: lambs. sf.5001.z5: sheep. mixed top grades.
81. 75d5. culls &C fair. s2-5oNf. wefkers. SO
5.1. Closed duh for lambs. sheeI drm.
ST. LOUIS. June MISUNDERSTANDING. lso.
tives loo higher: native shipping and export
steers. S4S0dass. dressed beef and butchers'
steers. 81. 50mS. 10: steers under l.eo0 lbs. AlSD
4e5: stockers and feeders. s. 15af. Is: cows and
heifers; s2afss; CAMPERS. 81 son2ss; bulls. s. go
32s: Texas and Indian steers. SqS; cows and
H~ogs.Receipts. 1900. Market saicc lower:
pigs. and LIGHTS. assaS: packers. Hsc9scs;
sheep and Lsmss-ResssPss 30 Msrsss
cuIis ana bucks. ssss9S; stockers. uzSass5'
CINCINNATI. June Ca steady at Ga
Hogs easy At a-sSax&.
sheep and Lambs-Sheep stcady - o1DkA
Lambs duh - tltQ4zt&
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Certificates have been issued to the

Certificates have been issued to the fol-
lowing-named Indianians:
Orieinal-Thomas Cudney. Plymouth, S..
Additional-Harvey Holmes. Tracy, IS:
Bernard Fay, National Military Home.
Grant. IS; William Molatt. West Point, S12.
Increase-Emanuel Heller, Artic, ST.: Lu-
tier B.. Collins, Poneto. s12: Levi r. New
man, West Terre Haute. S.: Jonathan
pile. Andrews, s12: Jesse Byrkit. Green's
boro, s12; George Cunselman. Marion, IS.
Frank Lintz. Mt. Vernon. SO: Francis NJ.
Wood, Paramount. 81; Samuel A. Samuel
son. Porter. S.: Samuel Haworth. Thorn
town, IS; John w. B~rushmiller, Upland. SIT;
Thomas s. yawter, Rexville, s2i: Clark
Hollingsworth. New Augusta, 81; Isom
Stuck. Macksville. ST.; John W. Parr, La
mong s14; William Shelley. Clay City, sl2;
David Connolly. Bryantville. s24: David F..
Lewis. Grandview, $14; William III. Pearce,
Rising Sun. SO; Henry Foy. Lyford. s14:
Seymour c.. Pratt. Button. So.
Widows, etc.-Helena Schilling, Lafay-
cite. IS.
Widows, special act. May 31.-Mary
Woodruff, Evansville. So.
Mexican War Survivors fncrease.-Hugh
de Witt, State Soldiers Home, Lafayette,
So.
War with Spain CWidows. ~etc.)-Dwight
E. Plimpton. father, Andrews, s12.
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AT NEW YORK.
Wheat Declined on News of Rain
Other Markets Fairly steady.

w hNHt WI Ne"S " h0ssh-
Other Markets Fairly Steady.
NEW YORK, June acknowledging,
q, 61S brls: exports, l 800 brls. The mar
ket was firm on choice brands and fairly
active in a jobbing way; Minnesota patents.
S3.S5Q4.20. Rye flour quiet; fair to good,
S3d3.2O. Corn meal firm; yellow Western,
SEC; city, Soc.
wheat-Receipts, 93.55O bu; exports. 71,349
bu. Spot easy; No.. 2 red, S319c, f. o. b.
aioat, spot; No. 2 red. soc, elevator; No. /
Northern. SOAc. f. o. b. afioat. prompt; No.
| hard Duluth. S2Ac, f. o. b. afloat, prompt.
Options opened weak under heavy realizing
caused by rain in the Northwest. but fully
recovered later on reports that the rainfall
had been too light to prove of much benefit
pronounced strength in the Northwest;
closed steady at kdAc net decline: July.
7eA@77Bc, closed at 77hc; September. IS lie
d79kc. closed at 7Sc.
Corn-Receipts. 4O,490 bu; exports, 214,5S7
bu. Spot firm; No. 2, 45lsc, f. o. b. afioat;
45c, elevator. Options opened weak with
wheat. but recovered on light country offer
ings and a big cash demand at the West
and seaboard; closed steady and un-
changed; July, 43%q449sc. closed at 4i1ac:
September. 44ha45lsc, closed at 45c.
oats-Receipts. 1920 bu: exports, 7o.SoO
blu. Spot firm; No. 2, &c; No. 8, 261ac: No.
2 white, 29c; No. 8 white. 2s1sc; track mixed
western, CSC: track white. 2Sas4lac. options
dull and steady.
Hides quiet: Galveston. 20 to Is pounds.
1Sc; California, q to 25 pounds, 211sc; Texas
dry, "a to 80 pounds. 14c. Leather steady:
hemlock sole, Buenos Ayres. light to heavy,
23k@24kc; acid. 231@241kc. Lard weak;
Western steam, S6.S5. Refined weaker; con-
tinent, $40: s. A, S7.75; compound, SOS.
Pork easy: family. s13.50q1425: short clear,
S13.5Od1425; mess, 81. 75Q12.5 80. Tallow weak;
city (2 for package). &c; country package
free), 4I4c.
Cofee-Spot Rio weak; No. z invoice, s1sc.
Mild quiet and easy. Futures opened steady
with prices unchanged TO 5 points lower,
and during the forenoon ruled t%olerably
firm on local support. light receipts and in
creased warehouse movement; then broke
under active selling for both accounts,
prompted by disappointing cables. increased
American visible and large c~learances from
the plague port. News of eight new cases
of plague In Rio cut little figure. Rallied
partly In last half hour on covering. The
close was steady with prices unchanged to
10 points net higher. Total sales were 2O.eJV
bags. including: July, 7.40G7 .45c: August.
$50 r. Soc; September. 1901 SOC: October.
1907 .45c; November, 7.45c; December. 1850
1850.
Sugar-Raw firm. Refined steady.
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NEW YORK. June 13.-Butter-Receipts. N.ss9
packages: market steady; factory, 14Gi5%c.
Cheese-Receipts. s,4S4 packages; market hrm
large white, S1a6eskc; large colored. CSC; small
white. s4dSc; small coIored. s%69c. Eggs-Re-
ceipts. 1885 packages: market steady: Western,
less off, 1315G14c; Western, at mark. l0Ml3sc.
PHILADELPHIA, June 13.-Butter firm and
Ic higher: fancy Western creamery. l9c; fancy
Western prints, zoe. Eggs firmer; fresh near
by. BIC; fresh Western, l3c: fresh Southwest
ern. 12iac; fresh Southern. lie. Cheese firm
CHICAGO, June Bon the Produce Exchange
to-day the butter market was steady; cream
cries. 4Q171zc; dairy, 124151Rc. Cheese slow at
SisQ9Ac. Eggs steady: fresh. 10$4q1ic-
KANSAS CITY. June 13.-Eggs steady; fresh
Missouri and Kansas stock, size doz; seconds. sc.
less off, cases returned: Southern, &C: new white
wood cases included &c more.
ST. LOUIS, June 13.-ESgs steady at &c.
BALTIMORE. June i3.-Cheese firm Butter
easy. Eggs firm.
CINCINNATI, June steady. Eggs
quiet at 10G1011c. Cheese firm.
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lean finest white easy at sos: American finest

ican finest white easy at sos: American finest
colored easy at Sos.
BALTIMORE. June 13.-Flour firm; receipts.
i0.547 brls; exports. 1926 brls. Wheat dull.
spot. the month and July. 7546 76c: steamer No.
2 red. DAm71c: receipts. 1885 bu; exports. I2,o0
bu: Southern wheat. by sample. 71dT7c; Southern
wheat. on grade, 72i2M76zc. Corn steady: mixed
SPOT. the month and July. 44d44isc. August, f44
M44izc: steamer mixed. 43n43Lc; receipts. Isl. 1ls
bu; exports. i2S.5 81 bu: Southern white corn. asa
47c; Southern yellow corn. &c asked. Oats nrm.
No. 9 white. 2S%m2ac: No. = mixed. PC Hay
finer; No. ! timothy. s7.
TOLEDO. June unchanged: spot,
7Sc: July. 7sssc: August, 7Szc; September, 1SSc.
Corn dull and higher; No. =. cash. 4o14c- Oats
dull and unchanged; No. 2, cash, 23iac. Rye dull
and unchanged: No. 2. cash. Soc. Clover seed
dull and lower: 1898, prime. s5.o5; 1893. prime.
$3.50: October. $5.65.
CINCINNATI. June 1s.-Flour firm. Wheat
quiet: No 2 red. nc Corr firm; Mo- mixed.
&c. oats steady; No. ? mixed. &c Rye firm
No. .. &c. Lard easy at s6.35. Bulk meats quiet
at se.s5. Bacon steady at $3.50. Whisky quiet at
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Quotations at st. Louis, Baltimore,
Cincinnati and Other Places.

ST. LOUIS. June 1aaFIqur unchanged
7sNe: August. 7sse; september 7sSe: No 2
sSs.c: July, sSxc; September. sec. Oats-No. 2.
cash, 2slc; June. 23hc; July. 22xc; September.
Pic: No. 2 white, 21hc. Pork weak: jobbing,
si.75. Lard lower: prime steam. $50: choice.
81: clear ribs. s7.l2ls: clear sides. s7.2s; Bacon
s7.ssE: clear sides. sZT5. Timothy seed steady
at s2a2N; ordinary. $50: August, to arrive.
sacked lots. east track sssc. H~ay.Timothy
Whisky steady at si-zs. Iron cotton ties. 81. 80;
bagging. 77sdS%c; hemp Irvine, &c. Receipts
Flour. 1000 brls: wheat. 5000 bu: corn. IS, 600
bu; oats. 1900 blu. Shipments-Flour. 5000 brls;
wheat. IL. 600 bu; corn. $1,000 bu: oats. $1,000 bu.
LIVERPOOL. June i3-wheat-spot dull; No.
l Northern spring. Sc; No. l California. IS 2ddss
Cd; futures easy: july, SIS 1o%d: September. IS
lO1sd: December nominal. Corn-Spot steady:
American mixed. new ss fossd: futures quiet:
July. g 1Oltd; September. ss ie.sd. Flour-st
Louis fancy winter steady at Is Cd. Beef steady:
extra India mess. 7es 3D.: prime mess. SIS 81.
Hams-short-cut dull at iIs Sd. Bscon-All cuts
Lons-cissr middles, heavy. dull az AS. Lard
Prime Western. IN tierces, dull At AS ga; Amer
lean refined. in pals, dull 1t Sc. c~heese-Amer-