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The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1902-05-02
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You know you'll need ice; you
know it's necessity in hot weather
We believe you are anxious to get
that ice which will give you salts
faction. and we'd like to supply
you. Order from
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-03
sENTIMENT HAs cHANaEp.
Coal Operators Believe the Conference
viii Hasten a Settlement.

Coal Operators Believe the Conference
viii Hasten a Settlement.
Scranton. Pa. October .. Sentiment
among the representatives Of the coal op
orators here has undergone a change since
yesterday regarding tho action OF President
Roosevelt In assuming the role Of an in
termediary to settle tho strike Yesterday
they sald tho only effect OF the presidents
action would he 10 put on tho surrender of
the miners as many days as there were in
the interim between the FIRST announce
ment Of his intention 20 intermediate and
the announcement OF the result or lack
Of results OF the conference. Today the
men say that the conference win hasten
the end Of the strike that # win show
the miners that no third party not even
the president Of the United States. can
bulge the operators from their position,
and that once this is realized the strikers
VIII weaken.
promqpeut Individual coal operator
said today that he stood ready 20 guarantee
that the operators would agree to a Sid
ing scale basis OF pay n The miners union
would agree 10 put up the bonds 10 In
demnify the operators for damages result
ing from strikes caused by the discharge
Of men for causes other than connection
with the union
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-03
REvoLuTloNlsTs ACTIVE.
President Castro OF Venezuela Awaiting
an Attack.

President Castro OF Venezuela AWAITING
an Attack.
Wlllemstad, October 2--News has reached
here from Venezuela that the Venezuelan
revolutionary forces under General Matos
have effected n junction with the command
under the rebel commander Mendoza, al
Commatagun IN the state of Miranda, arty
miles south of Caracas. The combined
forces total 500 men
Last Wednesday the rebels were at san
Juan dc Los Moros, near villa dc Cura. Az
this point the government forces under
President Castro Amounting 10 1900 men,
retreated precipltatcly before the vanguard
Of the rebels. There have been many de.
sertions from President Castros army.
President Castro IS now at Los Tequs, n
small strategic point some distance from
Caracas and which II considered practically
impfegunble. lie Is awaiting attack by me
rebels During the past three days the
government has been rnrcihy recruiting for
the army day ana night on the streets or
Caracas. When some Of the men thus gain
cred attempted TO Escape the recruiting
parties fred on them.
Prnyisions IN Caracas are scarce and meal
Is worth 30 cents q pound. The govern
ment intends 10 attack the rebels az Bar-
celona next sunday Another revolutionary
army under General Rolando Is now located
at Cavn In the district Of Miranda, twenty
nye miles south Of CnracAs
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-03
MORE MEN WALKED our.
twenty-five Hundred Have Struck at
Blfminahanl.

twenty-five Hundred Have Struck at
Birmingham.
Birmingham. Ala. October 2-In pur-
suance Of resolutions adopted last night ~
the executive board Of Alabama district %
United Mine Workers. 1850 men were called
out Of the Tennessee Coal. Iron and Rail.
way company mines IN the Pratt division
today This makes 300 men idle in the
Tennessee companys rolls, 300 at No 3
Pratt aud 400 at West Pratt having quit
a week OF more ago.
The question at issue Is the deduction
Of a 81 assessment from the miners wage
for the bene6t Of anthracite strikers, the
Tennessee company refusing 20 make the
deduction without a signed warrant from
each man.
A pass meeting IL the Shenields com
pnnyis men WIS heid today aud addresses
were nade By National board Member Fair
leigh ana District President FLYNN. Out
OF 1900 miners employed by this company
about 900 were present today. large
majority voted for deducting this assess.
mcnt committee WAS appointed 70 sne
the members who have declined 10 pay the
assessment, with the object Of getting them
into line AS soon as the canvass rs com
pleted the matter viii be laid before Presi-
dent MRben aud II hn refuses 10 deduct the
assessment from all the miners wages. a
strike 81 that eompany's men VIII bc pre-.
President Bacon Of the Tennessee de.
clined TO be interviewed today. He left
FOR New YORK this evening
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-03
MMg. zoLA HEARreRokEN.
he Looked or Her Dead Husbands

She Looked on Her Dead Husbands
Face the Last Time.
Farls, October 2-AIme. zoia was allowed
10 see the body Of her husband toaay.
When her husbands features were uneov-
cred Mime. zola's anguish WAS heartrendlns,
She finally swooned.
The Will OF Emile zola was found as Indi.
csted by Nine lola in his bedroom the
seals Of which were broken In order 70 eDa
tain the document. Tue room was immsc
diately sealed up again. Tho viii was MOI
opened until late hour this evening ana
IFS contents have not been made punrr.
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oPeRAroRs are AGGRESSIVE.
Mitchell Charges the Mine Owners VIII
CONSPIRACY.

Mitchell Charges the Mine Owners With
a Conspiracy.
Wilkesharre. Pa. October 2.--Presldent
Mitchell Of the United Nine Workers, ac-
companied by District Presidents Nichols,
DUFFY and Fahey, left hero this afternoon
for Washington via Philadelphia.
Mt Mitchell conferred with the district
presidents throughout the day. 1t Is not
known what policy tho executive board OF
the miners union VIII pursue at the con.
ference.
Mr.. Mitchell declined TO express any
opinion. All he would say was that ne
hoped for the best. The general feeling
here is that President Roosevelt viii sue.
coed in bringing both parties together. the
mining town Of Plymouth. which has been
free from any disturbance since the strike
began was the scene OF much disorder to
day. Mobs surrounded tho Sterling and
North American washerics and sherin
Jacobs. being unable to dispense them.
summoned the military Colonel Dough.
erty sent three companies OF the Ninth
regiment to the scene and they arrested
eleven men charged with riotng. They
were brought before Magistrate Pollock OF
this city, who, after a hearing. held them
In $1,000 bail each fer the trial at court
strong guard was placed over the wash
cries tonight,
The washery at the Hollenbach mine
started up work this afternoon. rhls was
surprise 10 the strikers
Despite the conference called 20 meet az
Washington the operators IN the Wyoming
valley are very aggressive.
The following telegram was sent by
President Mitchell TO the districts today;
There has been In my hands indlsputable
proof Of an attempt on the part of the
operators TO create discord among our non.
English speaking members by the clreula.
tion Of pamphlets containing malicious and
dastardly attacks on the officers Of our or
ganlEation and efforts 10 raise race prciu-
dices. The circulars will be printed in all
the foreign languages and will be aigned
by n person designating himself "a friend.
immediately notify all district and local
officers to be on their guard. It is espe
cially important that our non-Bnglish
speaking brothers he informed OF this con.
spiracy. John Mitchell"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-03
BANK RATE INCREASED
THE ACTION OF BANK OF ENGLAND
WAS ANTICIPATED.
The Increase Was Necessary on Account
Of the Influence of Finances
in America.

London, October 2--rhe Bank or Eng.
lands rate Of discount was Increased from
to per cent today.
The rise In the bank rate had IN a great
measure been anticipated In consequence
OF the stringeucy OF the money market aud
the depletion Of gold as Rhown by a report
Of the Bank OF England. Consequently its
effect ON the stock exchange was moderate,
Prices declined fractlonally In all the lead
ing departments under the lead OF consols,
which lost Is Of penny.
Opinion Ia London favored an advance
Of a fun point as It was claimed that the
time for precautionary measures had ar
rived. Notwithstanding Secretary shaw's
measures, strong demand for bar gold for
tho United states continues and Egypt and
south America also are customera
The general opinion OF the leading Lon.
don bankers tended TO the nellet that the
New York market rightly summed up the
situation by lending a stronger tone TO
securities, Al well informed quarters were
practically sure that there would be a rise
IN the esttes and took measures accordingly
Ono OF the largest Anglo American imam.
ctcrs said 70 a representative Of the Asso-
clated Press, 'Vrhe rise only brought the
rate 70 It's right level. 1 would not be
surprised az further Increase as tho
former nominal ndvance was far below the
rate on some transactions occurring In the
last few days"
Tho Forthcoming Japanese loan Is not
likely 10 seriously ameot the gold situal
tion In the United States The pnymentg
are expected 70 be extended over a cont
siderable period, though MS ono banker said /.
II VIII not make the money cheaper"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-03
MlrcAeLL no ng leNoRep.
Coal Magnates VIII Refuse to Recognize
Spokesman Of Men.

Coal Maanates VIII Refuse to Recognize
Spokesman Of Men.
Washington, October . The Post will
say tomorrow that the coal presidents at
tomorrow's conference viii decline to nc
cept any plan of strike settlement which
proposes to treat with President Mitchell,
but that they have considered tentntive
plan according to which "the coal presl
dents win propose that the men return
to work with the understanding that their
grievances as individuals shall be submit
ted to board or arbitration and that the
coal presidents viii agree to abide BY the
decision Of this board. the members OF
which shall be appointed by the presi.
dent" =
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-03

rived IN Washington shortly after o O'Clock.
They did not leave their cars and their
train was switched to siding In the yards
Of the Baltimore aud Ohio road for the
night. Considerable reticence was shown
by President Baer concerning the move,
ments Of the special bearing the presidents
Of the coal roads.
Il came In after the limited express and
then switch engine took It to the yards
at lexington, suburb three miles from
the business part OF the town.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-03
CROKER is OUT OF III.
He appears to Be Satisfied With Llfa
in England.

He appears to Be Satisfied With Lila
in England.
London, October ?, u do not suppose
that ! have said more than a hundred timea
that I am out Of politics." replied Richard
Croker at Vantage tonight when Ques-
TONED by representative Of the Associated
Press for his opinion concerning the New
York democratic state convention at Sara
toga. Maybe. II do not say anything
now people win begin TO believe Il.
Yes" continued Mr.. Croker, 81 have
read all the reports OF tho convention. They
are very interesting but am done. Z
have seen nobody and said nothing, and dc,
not intend TO. They can get along without
me-"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-03
Coal Supply Assured

New York, October 2--Prcsldent Fowler
OF the New York, Ontario and western
railway said today in regard to the coal
situation IN New York that by an arrange.
ment among themselves the coal coir.
road With enough coal 10 RIM ifs trstna
Inc schools and hospitals in the city would
also be taken care OF, he added and M.
lahgements would be perfectcd In \ fsw
days TO supply the poor people In tbis cltS,
with coal In small quantities at low prices
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Soldlers captured Riot,,s

scranton. Pa, October IA crowd OF
strikers at Ihroop tonight were given a
lu'hef unpleasant surprise. They attacked
which they supposed contained nonuuinn.
ISIS, b9t IN lact had aboard two companies
OF solulers The train was quickly stopped
splulttS pied out and captured eight 81
the mob, all Foreigners. They Were taken
$500 bail each. -
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WEATHER INFORMATION.
Probabilities.

Washington, October 2.-Forecast: East
ern Texas showers Friday, cooler in east
aud south portions; fresh to brisk south
east winds on the coast, shifting to north.
Saturday fair: warmer In interior.
Oklahoma and Indian Territory Rain Fri
day; saturday fair and probably warmer.
West Texas aud New Mexico Showers
Friday; Saturday fair; warmer.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-03
ooal onerators summonnd.

Albany, n. ", October 2.--Attorney Gen.
eral Davies announced today that he had
granted the application that the coal op
orators ~ summoned TO appear before him
and show cause why proceedings shonid
not be. Instituted against them under the
ponnelly antitrust law Tho hearing Will
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-03
Educatlonal nIn Kllled.

London octobei The Liverpool Daily
Post says II hears authoritatively that "a
consultation Is now proceeding between
Premier Balfour and Lord londonderry
president Of the board OF education, which
VIII result In the complete withdrawal or
the governments educational bil whfch
has arouecd a seriops opposition throughout
tho country.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-03

uon called 70 meet here on October o to
consider the coal strike We All hope your
sood offices In conference tomorrow may
settle dinerenees and render all other ef.
iorts unnecessary. The results OF your
conference VIII control our future action.
Nv. c. Mayoury, Meyer"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-03
80 netrolt canferenoa.

Detroit. Mich. October 2.-The committee
on the forthcoming conference on the coal
strike met today and decided 10 send this
message to President Roosevelt: "cOnyeD-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-03
GnnMAN RArn MAY nIsn

Berlin. October ?. Some or the financial
papers think the rcchsbank viii follow the
Bank of England's course and raise rs rate
Of discount 20 few days one-haif Of 1
per cent. y IS pointed ont that the demand
on the bank " very heavy for quarter act
proving IN the open markets, tho ratios nav.
ing fallen X todny TO NJ The london rise
aid not inject the southern securities be
yond advancing London exchange gs Of a
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-03
Farewell 10 Manila.

Manila. October 2. -General Chaffee ana
vice Governor Wright sailed for San Fran
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-03
EN- ROUTE WASHINGTON.

New York, October 1.-The railway presl.
dents who received President Roosevelt
Invitation to meet him tomorrow IN Wash.
ington and discuss the coal strike situation
left the city this evening together. The
presidents left for Washington at 4:Ii
o'clock on a special train. The party con.
sisted OF Z. b. Thomas Of the Erie, Presl-
dent Fowler Of the Ontario ana Western.
David Wilcox, vice president and general
counsel for the Delaware and Hudson, who
went as the personal representative Of
President onphant; President rruesdaIe OF
the IL ,kawanna. and John 81. Markie, the
independent operator.
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: 40 included IN means.
District Averages.


Note-Naxlmum Is for previous day; mini
mum for twentr.fous hours ending q .. m.
yesterday --.5
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ARRIVAL AT PHILADELpHIA.

Philadelphia, October 2-The coal presi-
dents en- route from New York city TO
Washington arrived here In their special
train at eco p. M President Baer OF the
Reading company Joined the party here 70
this point the train consisted % a passenger
coach ana the private car, Atlas. Here the
coach was taken on ard President Bner's
private car. Pblladelphia, was attaehed.
The special train left here at 0;26, running
as the second section OF the Royal Limited
express over tho Baltimore and ohio South.
western under orders TO run slow.
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ARRIVAL AT WASHINGTON
Washington. October 2.-The special train
With the presidents Of the coal roa3s ar
New-York tribune., 1902-02-05

rA1fLzqEEggi.asT fzE-gi.sasT qaoesa; ci saso;
South A11egS ~ 10 Refined Lard steady; quoted
-,I; ctIp9und quiet; quoted: .SF,A PINFS
quoted; Oleo. lo910]c City lard stea-lae IO. q
r5rsf was good local demand sor rice The
FN.sd steady 70 firm The south reported firm
rcva1Ssr. .a-2ge New-Oreans. reports the Louisiana
araf7.t 50 -, cate Receipts rough. sacks.
sst - o41 last year; sales cleaned s4S $50 psc<e.
C6eries+,o - IaSt year, market strong" Talmage
eegraphs the crop movement of Carolina rice
Quotations $50 DOS. sales. 2sss5; market steady"
--44u"; Domestic, 70 " fair
6@a5 ar 70 good. 4'sQ47sc prime to choice 5a5Asc:
S+o7zo Fataa, - a. Sac foreign.
bond 2Q21zc @tf7-e' java 4@9474c' Hangoon' In
ana = list prices for refined sugar were unchanged
tina D-oA-Is tlat there VIII be for some
s-a oLls tTrauulaCsd quoted al Tsc Rehners
tlrly prompt delivery follow
cuhas - S5-sled and dOulinos, 25c mould A IOc
N-A<N~A powdered powdered coarse
uIafed -t powdered 4s5c; BagIe confeconers gran
FspIs Isle coarse and dne :
Ulsfe5 car tons b bags n bags Of dne gran
and staI HagIe me granUlated STANDARD graruIated
Nos 49, . a. = loc confectiOuers' A zoo; No / 4Oc
No 10 o. S-o0e No 1 430c. s DC. No g. 2Oc
10 :, &C. No 9 3.g5c. No Ia a Q0o-
0Sra-aS as OF re granulaed 75c verv LITTLE s-Rsr vas
p-fra. sac here, and the market closed steadv win
range -e.-' ana renners willing at ol
vs5o 90 quote Centrifugal S6 test al ll-16c; uisco
2 l5-lSc ~S S-toe and mOlasses sugar test,
- ne London beet sugr nla-ye- was unchanged
ouL closed steady. o1lofed
g. OS 9'%o and month az Sc gE. ~ 4~@
New-York tribune., 1902-02-05
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool 4-Ciosing: Wheat-spot. No = red
Western steady. IS 25zd: Northern spring
steady. IS ID; No California Arm. 6s Sd futures quiet
"a. May. 6s 21sd. CornSpor quiet
mixed new IS +-zds American mixed old. Sc SD:
steady; February. IS Sad. March 6s 3ad May
IS 3Asd. Peas-Canadal quiet 6s SO. Flour-St. Louis
fancy winter firm IS. Hops London Pacific COAST
steady. 70 5sqf4. Beef firm. India ness T9s
Pork firm: prime mess. Western, rs Lard steady.
refined. pals ASS; prime Western.
AIS. Hans-short u 16 n. steady ass Sd
steady Cumberland 26 90 p, 4Os rio Is
Sd clear middles light. . 81 %.
Cd clear r!ddlss heavy 55 40 70, AS Cd
clear backs. 10 20 n Cd clear bess Il .
4gs Shouldsrs-SQuare. II u p, dull 37s. Butter
steady: nesr States. good States
Cheese firm. American white American
coored. 49s Sd Taov-Prirns city firm S0s;
traan London firm S2s834s Cd Cottonseed olI-EIuu
refined spot steady. 23s. Turpentne-Spirfts stsady
Rosin-CourlOn steady. Petroleuu1-Re1ned
steady. 71sd. L.nsesd OIL Arm SIS.
New-York tribune., 1902-02-05
EXPORTS TO-DAY
MARKET REPORT.


rroz-rE-A much better underto1e preE1leG II &c
sssz-E coffee speculative markets y lle -
a-e-ed steady Win prices g4-p Pol-S
.gFs- N sctivs covering and new buying roE ne t-s'
ul6er-C1e crtaineG, WIKI seIl-l-
-.-- 5eCidedv buIIsh, despite continued large
predictions ro- no Tee- QlIllls
re least. rom ne o-g 1yeIlelt
-eneraI idea change -nat me market nae
1al7 prorractec decline ana
rbaT weak iouE had been thoroughly eliminated
c0rres2ondingly Gr-ner and there
rqs c-7 encouragement n the way OF news received
- 20 wan Street. clique and room shorts
we're cutie prominent from Tine 70 time conlIns
-~rsss The close steady with prices net
Ez--0 -. 500 bags, the
rrr = which September ana December contracts
coffee the feeling steady with
--ez u1-hargsd basis Of 5A4c for invoice lots
= ~ RIO An told. arrivals in NewY1rk from Brazil
-o-Ezv were nearly 20 GO bags
TIE range contract prices n the iocss market to-day
-rse 8 z
New-York tribune., 1902-02-05
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New-YorE, February 4 1907.
BEEVES-Recsipts = 133 head. mainly con
No sales reported. Dressed beef steady
city native sides TG1OC -. Cables quoted
live cattle selling ~ l39 l937c dressed weight
refrigerator 10 lO12c n The Cevfc carried
Liverpool 400 cattle and liza sheep for J.
shaube-y 4G5 cattle Tor SchwarzschNd & Suzoer-
ger and 4.s61 quarters for Nelson Morris: the
Grenada Bermuda 20 sheep for J. H Wilkerson To
morrow Liverpool Is estimated take
for co; the Louis tor Southampton will carry
$50 quarters SchwarZschild Sulzberger, and the
Pretoria 81 cattle for A z Outerbrtdge Co
CAIVES-Recepts, all for the market and all az six
tierh-st. head The market quoted steady. A
few ordinary veals sold S6SS 10 100 10
general 9Q15c u: country dressed firm az
6rIf occasional sales al 12c, dressed barnyaTd
fed calves, at 6Gtsc-
SHEEP AND L.AAIBS-Receipts, all for the market,
2is cars head making, with the stock carried
over from Yesterday OF only 10 be sold
tied business prices FOR both sheep and lambs
one car was held sheep sold S3g$4 80 100
81 75 ordinary to tairish lambs
at IS 4O9S6 Dressed mutton S4So per ID; dressed
saIesoNe1yton & Co.: Jersey lambs. ss average.
az SIS 10 34 Jersey sheep 102 m at 81 so; Il DO IS n
robin & Shannon: &c state lambs 81 n So; 1T do.
n 40: State sheep or export, rs ID. al 81 70;
10 ot7sGRsceipt 4 cars or head all consigned al
Country dressed hogs dull at 6Gs7to per 10 for ex-
saiesNa n Hollis date yesterday: 90 State hogs. 115
ID average. SO GO per 100 n.
s Judd & Co Date yesterday State pigs. 90 10 a.
So 50: hogs 225 n. $G6o 1GS mixed Western
hogs and pigs 50 70. at So
New-York tribune., 1902-02-05
OTHER MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago. Feb 4Cattle-Receipts, 1900 head. nclud-
inE Texans; steady: good 20 prime steers 50 500
81 poor medium S49$e stockers and feeders 50 SO
Ts4 rs cows 81 25GS5 % hefegs. So 5OS5 90;
81 25Gs2 go bulls 81 5Oa$4 90; calves s8g$ 25 Texas
SASS So HogsReceipts today 81 600 head
tomorrow. 5000 left 800; strong to sc higher;
butchers s. s5GSd 50 good choice heavy.
25Bs6 45; rough heavy, S6dS8 20 Light S. 60as6 bulk
of sales e5QS6 Is Sheepscetpts, 1900 head; sheep
10c hgher lambs strong and higher, good 70
choice wethers 81 5OS5 % Western sheep and yeangs.
S4 23GS5 IS: lambs SO 5OQS6 D: Western lambs
~ c3ncnnati Feb. 4-Hogs active 81 75gse 30. Cattle
active. 81 2b9S5 So Sheep strong. S23S4 %. Lambs
strong, 81 50dS6
East Buffalo 4.-Czttle-Receipts head Gull
1Oc lower best grades and 15G25c lower for fair to
and fair heifers UNCHANGED.
s6GS9 Hogs-Receips IL 100 head; dun lower.
pigs away on Yorkers s6 15GSd %; light do s6gss 10;
mixed packers, SC 259s6 So choice heavy Sc 4OS6
pigs IS s5aS6 rouEhs 259s5 so; stays Sass So Sheep
and lambs-Receipts, 600 heaA active demand; shesp
and yearlngs stronger. larnbs IO915c higher: choice
lambs 4OQSs as good choice 50 I5Gs6 so; cus
fair S59s5 sheep choice handy wehers S59S5 so:
mixed. 81 509S4 eo oulls and common, s39
s. 2o mixed export ewes and weths-s s. T59S5; year
East LbsTty gsb. 4Csts STEADY ehoios SO 5Ogss 10;
primo S5 es6 IS good s5 50qS5 10 Hogs steady; prime
nsaF,ss IS .5 sags SO 4Og$6 IS asayy Workers SO 90
9se Sheep steady best wethers g. Tog$4 S. euls and
common S2aSS yearlngs, &44S5 IS Veal calves 81 so
ass IS.