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The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1902-06-03
NEAL IS NOMINATED
|. D. Robinson anne For
Solicitor by Acc|amation
The Ballot For Judge Resulted Neal III, Adams
1903. Meals Nomination Was Then
Made Unanimous.
Especial to News and Observer


Rockingham, N. c., May 2S.-The judi
cial convention for the Eighth Judicial
District met in rockingham today at
noon, and was called to order by Hon.
Cameron Morrison, by request of Chair
man Black, who was unable to be here.
There was a splendid representative
gathering of the Democracy Of the dis
trict.
Major II. A. London, of Chatham, was
elected permanent chairman. and Z. ID.
Oslin. of Southern Pines Free Press. sec
rotary. A somewhat spirited controversy
arose over the report Of the Committee
on Credentials, recommending that Chat
ham and Moore each be given three more
votes than they We're entitled to by the
vote for Governor, on account of the vote
OF q township in each county not having
been counted in the official returns. The
committees report prevailed.
Hon. w H. Neal was placed in nomina-
ton by Mr.. Hayes. of Chatham. seconded
by Mr.. Murchison, of Moore; Coke, of
Arson, and John, of Scotland.
Hon. H. B. Adams was placed in nomi-
nation by Mr.. Stack, Of Union, and sec
onded by Mr.. Parsons, of Richmond.
The ballot resulted in the nomination
of Judge Neal by III to 1O3, exclusive OF
fractions.
The nomination was made unanimous
Oh motion of Mr.. Stevens, OF Union. Mr..
l.. u. Robinson was nominated for solicit
tor by reclamation.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1902-06-03
"D|D NOT KNOW II"
4on M. H. Justice Says He
Did Not Know of the Use
OF His Name
Reports That the nti-CIark People are Strain
ing Every Nerve TO Prevent His Nomi-
nation as Chief Justice.

The report has been *in the air" for
several days from the opponents OF
Judge Clark that something would
drop very soon. and that Judge Clark
would not get the nomination for Chief
Justice.
At Wilmington. tickets bearing. he
name Of Hon. NJ. II. Justice. present
superior Court Judge of the Fifteenth
district, were printed, and an active
campaign was Wagod to carry the oun-
ty for Mr.. Justice. The result of the
primary was that Judge Clark carried
the county by about 600 M iority. Ills
friends say that New Hanover is the only
county IN the State in which there are
very few country votes. ana that even
N the city vote he had 200 majority, and
that in the country districts his ma iar-
lty VIII be much larger than IN the city
wards.
Is Mr. Justice a candidate? Did he
know his name was to be used in New,
hanover. Is he cognizant Of the use
that IS now being made of it? These
We're generally asked yestor-
day. IN order to give an answer this
telegram was sent to Mr.. Justice:
Hon. VI. II. Justice.
ltutherfordton, n, c.,
IS the use of your name for Chief ms
tice authorized by you? Please answer
NEWS x OBSERVER.
This is his reply:
Rutherfordton, \. c., Nav =.
News & Observer.
| did not know it was bein. ,,ec5.
nave had nothing to say about it one way
y 'ie o'her. NJ. II. JUSTICE.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1902-06-03
some excellent specific advice 10 the
Young mon OF the college.
advice tC

some excellent specific advice 10 tAe
young men Of the college.
senator Money. the Distinguished Wis
itor OF the occasion. is 4 most genial
Southern gentleman. democratic In his
deineanor as we'll as his political pflncI-
Piles. afable and easy 10 approach and
a fine story-teller. At breakfast y~c5ter-
day morning at the home Of President
Henry Louis Smith. where he vas en-
tertained. he greatly enlivcued the con-
yersation by his vii and bits OF reutn-
iscence. AT one time the conversation
turned upon Senator Depew's recent at
tack in the Senate upon the constitution
al amendments or the southern States.
Senator Money. speaking Tor his own
State. had replied 10 Depew. showing up
the numerous inaccuracies in the speech.
and after he had finished. Senator HoaT
came over to him and said Mr.. Moe-nie
He always calle me M~oe-nie. said the
speaker, a friend OF mine came back
from your State recently and told me
that on a certain election day an Old
colored sontlcraa applied for registra-
t.on III oIG,. il ,ase his ballot that day.
Here senator Money paused TO remark
parenthetieally that they didn't hav any
registration on the day Of the election
down in his State. But Mr.. Hoar went
on to say: This old colorcd gentleman
was asked if he could read and explain
the constitution OF the State. ard re-
piled With an air OF not being exactly
certain OF his ground Boss, l reckon
kin Well. then. was the reply. what
is a writ of certioraria' The old colored
gentleman scratched his head and answer
ed: I'm not exactly certain bout dat.
boss. but | think its something 10 keep
q Niger from votin'. And on the strength
of this answer. concluded senator Hoar.
this colored citizen was allowed To east
his ballot
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1902-06-03

"To secure for labor the consideration
it deserves: to uphold the dignity Of
toll; to create a healthy public opinion
on the subject of labor and the Justice
of its receiving a full share of the values
it creates. to bring labor ami capital
together on common ground in the AL
iustment of these questions as may con-
Germ these two great factors IN produc-
ton. it is necessary that labor should te
inteiligently organized. W. believe in
fewer hours ard larger rewards for labor
and favor such laws as will harmonic
the interests of labor and capital and
tend to tighten the harden of toll"
On Cuban reciprocity the platform
says:
We believe it is due alike to Cuba
and to ourselves, that in accordance With
the Republican principle of reciprocity,
proper and reasonable trade concessions
shall be made by our Government to
Cuba, in return for her concessions upon
American products. SO as to benefit
the trade of both countries, and to fully
and generously carry out the obligation
of cur national honor, whether expressed
or implied
Other planks are:
additions to our territory since 1897
have been fully justified, both by i'm
proved conditions in the Stands them
selves and the improved commercial re-
latiOn hetween them and the United
States. These islands viii not be ex-
plotted for the gain of adventurous, but
viii be developed for the mutual beno-
fit of their own people and honest in
y~estors, and will, in time, make the
United States a complete entity capable
of producing within its own area prac-
tioally all the articles required cor the
daily life and comfort of man.
w congratulate the President and
the army on the satisfactory progress
made in the Philippines, supprossing
Instruction ard establishing order, and
We unqualifiedly endorse the policy of
our Government in those islands.
The war with Spain was forced on US
against our will, and the Philippines
came to US as one of the results of the
conflict. We are responsible for peace
and order in the islands and our sover-
eighty must be as absolute as our re-
sp~onsibility. We will give their people
better government, better schools, more
civil and political rights, and a higher
civilization and broader freedom than
is possible for them in any other way.
Our flag is in the Philippines and there
it will remain.
The American army has taken Gp a
work of establishing order and main
tanning authority in the distant Philip
pines, and while we deplore and severely
condemn any instances of cruelty which
have occurred, we remember that
our soldiers are fighting a baraarous
and treacherous foe, who have often in
flicted most inhuman and revolving atroc-
tiles upon their prisoners. We resent
with Indignation recent Democratic ef-
forts to drag its honor in the dust and
to cast reproach On its fair name"
The platform declares against anarchy
lynchin@ and all forms Of mob
violence, commends the re-enacted Chi
aese exclusion law, recommends q sub
atant1al and uninte rruptad increase in
the strength of the navy and urges logis-
lation that will expedite the CONSTRUCT
tioh of the isthmian canal.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1902-06-03
BUD" ABERNETHY CAPTURED.
Negro Desperate of Mecklenburg COUNTY
Taken in New York.
Especial to News and Obser,

tSpS1ldl ~ News ana oDSoTNtr.J
Charlotte, n. c., May 2S.-.Bud" Alb
ernethy, one of the most noted criminals
III this section, has been captured at
iast at White Plains, New York. Aber-
nethy was serving a nine years SEN
tence when he escaped some months ago.
JIG IS the negro who murdeGously as
saNlted an old colored man, Amzi Nann
ABOUT the first of last October, and Who
later assaulted Constable Porter at the
county convict camp, and as a climax
to his meanness Abernethy escape from
the house of detention, where h had
been sent under heavy guard when
smallpox appeared in Jail here.
The following telegram was received
by Chief Of Police Irwin:
white Plains, N. Y, May IS.
"Io Chief of Police, Charlotte, N. -.
Have Lewis Abernethy. come imme-
di&te]y. Answer by wire.
CHIEF OF POLICE"
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1902-06-03
comparative Cotton Statement


opeelal &c News and ObserverA
Nv York May 31.-For the week end
- riiuay, May 80, 1O92:Net reccjnts ~
ell ohl11d States ports during wook n
: ne' receipts at all United states
49, uu-ihs same week last year, STOP.
rocata+ .ip's 70 this date 1,314,47a. total
i''V4pts 70 same date last year | oo9 eo-.
exports for the week - 020. evnantg -,
an week last year 1880. total avnor, !.
= ms date 6,166, 20; total exporfs -
1aale tate last year 5,824.0 94. stock 81 III
rhieeu states ports 424, 226; stock al all
states ports same time last ,ea ;
% STOCK at all interior towns lGG
20 STOCK at all interior towns go
~ nas last year $685.; stock at Livornoo1
49, 80 STOCK at Liverpool same time
7t year 1o9,0o0: stock of American afaar
ior Great Britain 1000; stock ~ 49,
lean ahoat for Great Rritain eano -
last year 1000. 4H
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1902-06-03
wilmington Messenger.1

Or. George F. Lucas, of Clrrie. vas
in the city yesterday. ard speaking of
the strawberry ssa.on just ended. he
said the truckers along the \. & L.
had the very best Of transportation by-
the southern Express COMPANY. He
says all the growers are loud i. their
praise Of Mr.. j. ]. Crosswe1l, the opu
lar route agent of the express company.
TO WGom IS due much credit for the ad-
nlirable manner il Which he handled lie
berry movement. He gave the matter
his personal attention ard was as until :
ing as ne was cleve in his efforts to
give the very greatest satisfaction.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1902-06-03
A Close Vote for Judge.
Especial to News and Observer

VDFONI8f " ~ TN OUStINtT.T
Randleman, n. c., May 31.-The RAN
dleman primary at a full meeting today
instructed unanimously for hammer for
solicitor, Robt. n. Page for Congress and
Benz. f. Long for judge. The vote was
very close between HOke and Clark.
with a majority of one for Clark. Platt
d.. Walker and Judge Conner were en-
dorsed unanimously.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1902-06-03
a Sunday Morning Edition.
(By the Associates paI

= UT AssOClated PrCgs)
71ldh1a, Ga, May 31.-Tha Atlan+,
'oufha' VIII begin tomorrow the nuhli-
cation OF a Sunday morning adi,ion !,
aaaition to appearing every a]fternoo, IN
80 week. The Journal will have the
iuil report of The Associated Pres
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1902-06-03
New City Hall at Greenville.

Especial to News and Observer
G~reenville, n. c., May 2S.-At a called
session of the Board OF Aldermen held
last night the city fathers purchased a
site for city hall and market house, 50
feet front at $500 per front foot.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-12-20

Nash.nEtoH. Dee 49, Secretary Root
tcdaT made sn argument before rae sea-
ate committee oa military affairs ln sau-
Dert of ths hIl far fGs Creation 81. "a gene
efal stan With gre Hssteuart general -
the head ~ 30 presented Be- ST. icrs De-
tail rhan d. rreaerfef if t1 the taase
commute. nHl answered g rauafr ~
questions put hy tht committee Senator
Aiser sar a.ff ere CONNIE ffee cor ths
first t.me ana much Interest was maui-
Tested i1 h.s position on the tI oaisr
o. thr fast 20 hls ref ~ connection uifh
the war department Tie aeket nunbrr
- questions ~ his successor i1 ofrce ara
after tas committee aalourref sfatnf
thar 90 uas hs nteafion ta support tss
tHl
scrrfsr Root received frs rsrsllfn
thst The bEl snea.d ~ amended - 80
% postpone gre daf- ehsn .s eaaH ttsa
erect after nezt august Nhra ereeral
Miles Who OPPOSES ffe measure. ull rf-
tire hg ressrr or afe
u The meeting ~ fhe committee senaa
tor sisar ;aok rtev feeIdel POSITION
in support 81 tte ril SAVING thsf pas fr-
refierce ae secretary ~ EAR HHt rou-
WINGED BIN ngsF Pr adoption ~ "a sFsfe7n
ike tnis ca..l ersHess confusion o. are-
vented The exchange - tIrrs amaar
members ~ fne rarr1iffee feff - m
flr daatf char PIE tIi ws1 D. fatarl siy
reported Pc fnr aafr rtftfea
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-12-20
ADMIRAL DEWEY PLEASED.
Mobilization CT Navy Has Been 4
Decided Success.

san Juan. Porto Rlco. Dee. i8-The re-
pcrl that there vas yellow fever at WI
iiemstsd. Curacao. has been altn0rltit.ls
ccHuadlcted and. with TIE exception ~
the chicago. the ships assigned 20 Csra-
Gao foe the holidays. vi1 proceed o. fsat
port. The Chicago has q era. kei steam
pipe and viii come go Sac Juan Cor ~
palrz
Admiral Dewey ara Admiral Tsg'or are
eratlael 81 Gee resuits ~ the mare-fres
Heferring 70 enc subject ieaag Admiral
t9
The Important th.nss Sc desired 90 ac-
compllsh during the r1sasgres aera cau-
cfntratiaa ard organization There ssee
assembled SIS Cuiehra Nfthla shs tale
sreeifel more man afff eaips fHm Ea-
rope and North America end there are
ueie supplies on naul Tae MOBILIZATION
les lf iscidef sgrces 81 fhs pfe-
iircinary drills sne grssHres
tae rart ~ taese h VHIrh
ZOO accustomed t1 cruising eserHe- t
practice IS Improving the ors zs-lae -
ths aeet which, IS rev -sti~fscforg
fh@ ller harbor ~ rllebra
sai-ahle fs- raraI base her-al eaeH
aa placed hearg mooHuw eaogs re
aferr ar1 r-ea ata-r fs
flurs- Dewey
~ hfarl is roaf - thf r
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-12-20
HOGS ARE. ON
DOWN GRADE
Market Declines Another 5 TO
10 Gents.
WIDER RANGE OF PRICES
Cattle Receipts Light and Mar
ket Slow.
WIDER RANGE OF PRICES

There was fair run Of hogs for a
Friday. but q gesdly portion q them
came in on The 1ate trains and were
held over Tor this morning, the buyers
agreeing 10 take them al yesterdays
prices Sellers had t. submit u another
decline yesterday because this market
had TO keep in lfue with the eastern mar
kets. The decline vas i've 10 ten cents.
There Is an Inclination among the buy
ers 70 make a wider range IL the prices
Ct ught and heavy hogs. and the decline
yesterday On good heavy hogs was I'VE
cents. while light hogs sold ten cents OF.
The buyers claim that The tendency on
this market 70 get nearly al hogs at the
same price and AZ the same price as the
shipper who has common hogs. frequently
gets more than they are worth and the
one with the best hogs does not ger
enough When II is proposed 10 buy all
hogs on their merits il would be hard 10
give q good and sufficient reason why
thai rule should not be observed. Il
would be 10 the interest Of shippers 10
bear this in mind when buying in the
country
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-12-20

required or permitted 20 labor more than
eight hours on such work. The penaits
70 b. withheld from payments due. The
contractors or sUb-coatractors asErieved
thereby are given the right of appeal 90
The head ~ the department making the
contract and thence % the cours ~
claims Besides providing that 3he act
shan not Apply 10 contracts for trans
porrati0u by land or water. an amend
ment specifically eSempts contracts for
the transmission oI intelligence from The
operation q the act. No penalties are %
be- imposed FOR violations % the Law due
10 emergencies caused oy nr5 food. dan
ger 10 life or property or TO other exc
traordinary events or conditions
A joint resolution was introduced in
the house today by Representative Taw-
neg. chairman q The house committee on
Industrial arts and exposition. pros ding
that the alien contract labor law shan not
operate u prevent foreign exhibitors 81
the LOUISIANA Purchase Exposition at =
Louis from bringing into the rruited
States under contract s-ch employees. ma
tives OF foreign countries. A. they may
dean necessary for specified purposea.
su-Ject % the approval % the secretary
- thA f-ca.fs~r.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-12-20
LIGHT LIFT
AT THE CLOSE
FirmneSS in Corn and Wheat
After Very Dull Day.
EARLY PRICES WERE LOWER
But Decline Brought Buyer
and a Strong Tone.

Chicago. Dee. ls-There vas little Of in
terest in The trading today on the board
Of trade, both grain and provision mar
kets being dun. but closing prices we're
fIner, May wheat being Up ssQ1zc. May
corn sc higher and oats 9sG7sc higher.
January provisions were unchanged 70 &c
higher
Statistics were against the wheat mar
ket and early prices were lower. bur To-
cal traders were good buyers az The de-
cii1a aid q strong tone developed Lower
cables. small ciearances ard fair receipts
were the main weakening Influences
Trading was only moderate ana no spec
ial feature was manifested May opened
shade 70 15lt1zC lower az s.fiI65zc. and
after selling OF TO 761t01S1s there was q
gradual rally. the top being reached AT
s1sc- tn close was ssIieC higher at nc.
December closed &c higher II 731zc Brad
streets reported exports for the week q
wheat and -four 0f 3.955.l9J bushels. COM
pared with 4.3S 81 bushels the CORES
ponc5Dg week last year Clearauces today
Of wheat and flour were equal 20 3se 20
bushels Primary receipts were $1,000
bushels against 5is.91J - year ago. Min-
neapoiis and Duluth reported receipts Of
- cars, which. with local receipts of Al
cars none q contract. made total receipts
ccists Tor the three points of AS ears.
against 60 last week and 393 q year ago.
Na5m weather throughout the west ard
southwest imported frmness u corn and
comparatively small local receipts addsd
. the better tone OF the market Nay
closed of with gain ~ &C at s35sG &c,
after selling between g and So Decem-
beg closed sc lower II sc Local re
ceipts were 30 cars, 5 of contract
oats were firm. bur the market was
extremely dull with the volume Of bust
ness VTry light. May was IL good de-
mand by commission houses and shorts
and closed strong 5sQ7se higher IT 35@sc.
after ranging between 521sc and 33zsd
S35-e Local receipts we're ~ cars.
Provisions were easier early on lower
prices Tor hogs. but shorts took advan-
tage y the lower prices AID covered
freely. thus advancing the price. Some
realizing toward the end Of the session
caused a slight reaction. but the close
was hfrn. January pork was up SC at
sos. January lard was 2lac higher at
s.. -. end ribs unchanged a 5 57is.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow
Wheat. S. cars corn. 80 cars, oats 165
cars; hogs. z.oo0 head.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-12-20
CONS AND HETFEPS
SHIPPERS AND NOTES.

Following are the shippers who con-
signed stock 20 this market yesterday:
Wm. Wiley OF Sedgwick. ear of hogs A.
Z Stephenson of Enid. o. r.. car of hogs.
L W Johnston of Pond Creek. - r..
car OF hogs ~. e. Blake If Haven. two
cors OF hogs. q. p Wilson of P0uca CITY.
.. T.. car cf hogs, c. G. Houchins OF
Burton. car AZ hogs o. A. Foster Of
Nnitewater car OF hogs. T. l. Ba5st 0f
Wa-0uga @. r.. car Of hogs, Campbell
4 Walker If jefferson. %. T.. ear Of hogs.
he action OF the national house of rep-
resengatives iast Monday in passing an
amendment u The animal industry act
intended 70 do away with dual Inspection
Of livestock rs federal and state authiri-
ties gives so0d satisfaction among the
stock men of this section The stock men
have always claimed that when they HaG
2 clean bin of health for their stock isl
sued by q federal inspector II was an olt-
rage that they had % be DELAYED in Che
shipment Of their stock by state insp ~
ors The amendment gives the regu A.
tons OF the secretary II aSriculture Tor
the Inspection 81 livestock the force Of
law and they can b. shipped into or
through amy OF the states without further
inspection. This matter Of inspection at
the Union st0ckyards in this city has
caused more or less Inconvenience. but
hereafter when the shipper has his GER
there viii be 70 further troubie sbout in-
spection
The interest already being shown iR The
Ereat combination sale of .le stccs in
this city February g. and & is ElIaran-
tee that i VIII be one of the events -
the year among the stock men If the
west This viii ba the second annual
combination sala and the success of thsr
last year Is a guarantee thar The one th,s
year vii be better ara large lreWt
VIII evidently ba IN 6t,endarce IL al
rsauy promises 20 be a bis sale and there
q talk that other breeders Of tUe stock
sre trying 20 make a-rsn Eernelts On hrtrE
stock A. The arrangements now stand
on the first dsV of the sale February
there VIII De fits head of registers. Per-
cherou and Shire stations ard mares of-
fered. These are cons gned hy J W and
! G. Robson of Tow anG2. Snyder B~Cs.
of Winfield and Avery * Son 81 Wal,e-
--eld- lDe second DAYS sale. February g
Vii he ~ sixty head OF registered short
c Robson NJ Toaauta snyder Bros
81 Windeld. O. T. S,ratton * Son ~
Waiton Frsd Cowley II Columbus ard
harrington Bios. - clear mater TIE last
cav ~ The Saic Feh~uarV = thsre VIII
b sold sixty head ~ fne REGISTERED Po-
land China hCEs- selected frsm herd ~
90 rhis cons E1u51t Is ~ Sr.-6er Bros
O. Wiufeid. wh9 stand Sigh Srnolz the
hrseoers ~ fne hogs. There VIII 20
IRE collection II stock hsre and every
eo6v viii want 90 see them The sale XII
= IT Riverside sale barn
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-12-20
New YORK Money Market.

New York Dec. 1s-Ciose. Money on
can steady Al 4G6 Per cent. closing 60
per cent Time money easier. 81 and -
days. per cent; t months. 55zG5Ss per
cent.
Prime mercantile paper. s per cent
Sterling exchange. steady az decline.
with actual business IN bankers bills al
s.. s6-5oq+s .e25 for demand and at s4s2s75
Q4s3 Tor 6o-day bills
Posted rates. 81 S5la and s4s7lg9S.
Commercial Ills, 81 s25z6i+.s2a4-
Bar silver. sic
Mexican dollars. sac.
Government bonds. steady: railroad
bonds firm
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-12-20

best sc; western uncandled. poor to fan
cy. 2Ga2sc.
Sugar-Raw steady Fair refining.
? 7-lecs centrifugal IS test. , 15-l5e; mo-
lassss sugar 3-1sc Refined steady.
Crushed as powdered, As. gTanaIaIed.
4s5
CoEse-Quiet- No Rio. 5i4c-
Molasses-F-iTn- New Orleans. 53d4ac.
Poultry-Alive. weak Chickens. 1e.zc.
turkeys. 1sc. fowls. io91Ic- Dressed, firm.
Western chickens. Ia l31sc; western fowls
Pre- western turkeys l9c
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-12-20

go QTOTATTONs.

Ias1 guotauons Were Is follows.
Flour-Steady. duh
Wheat-No. , spring. 7aa76c; No. g. 6siz
G6Scs No red. l30 731xc-
COrH-No. >. 46c. No , yellow. Soc.
Oats-NO. >. 5ltlc; No. 8 white, 3l2ic
Rye. . size
Bariey-Good feeding 37G4lc. fair TO
choice mailing. S05oc
Fax seed-No. J. s1l5. No ] North
western. S17
Timothy seed-Prime. s. g.
Mess pork, per bbi.. $40; lard Per 100
slQZoQI e-25; short ribs sides looseg SSH
GS62l; dry sailed shoulders (bDxedi
Ss151iS.5e. short clear sides tb0xeC0 s.. =
090o
Wh-sky-Basis Of high wines. Si22
Clove~-Coutract grade. SOS.