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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-11-14

taat time under said corporate name
with the capital stock and for the
purposes aforesaid And your petit
TONERS viii ever pray, etc
CROVATT & WHITFIELD.
Petitioners Attorneys
This October 18th. 1902
Filed in Office this October ZSth,
1902
A. 0. TOWNSEND.
Deputy Clerk.
Clerks Office superior Court Giynn
County Georgia:
do hereby certify that the forego-
ing is true copy of the original pc
tiiion for Incorporation Of the Me.
Crazy Transfer this day filed n
l4iynn Superior Court.
This October 2Sth. 1902.
A. 0. TOWNSEND.
Deputy Clerk Superior Court, Glynn
County, Georgia
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Nv HARMONY.

. slitnr Ieavy Of the Bnnswick
t. News. heals an oditorial "ilow
tae Republicans Won Too loto
nrather Leayy. We all know how
the, won, and what we now wish to
know is how the democrats can win
aext time. Gainesville Fla. sun
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d Rockefeller Jr. says that
Success Is not truly gaueod by the
amount d money a man makes" No,
Ii seems to be based rataer on the
,a aunt If money he has without ref
nee 10 how he got IL Augusta
lfloniela
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-11-14

Billiousness and liver disorders at this
season may be prevented by cleansing
the system with DeWltt's Little Early
Risers. These famous nCtle pills do
not grippe. They move the bowels gen
,y, but coplously, and by reason OF
the tonic properties. give tone and
strength TO the glands
Joerger's Pharmacy, W. J. Butts.
Smiths Pharmacy.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-11-14

stated BY a friend Of Mayor
loW 81 New York. thai AZ viii not be
4 candidate for reelection Augusta
chranisIe From the democratic ma-
3ority IN the recent election we are
NOT at all surprised at Mayor Lows
aoiiUn.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-11-14

Ascending to the government report
TIE cora crop this year will be better
tfan fer many years, The estimated
yeia Is 26s bushels per acre as
aaalaat 1917 last year and u ten year
- Age of 80 bushels
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PUBLISHERS NOTICE.

The News Publishing Company de.
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aosl, EMORY speer has dselanated
brunswick DAILY News as the
Nc ii organ Of the United States
Court. Ii bankruptcy proceedings, for
a county.
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If your need a Typewriter of ana dies
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can save you money Terms rea
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FOR SALE. Bakery Best estab.
hshed place in the city Trade from
so to SO daily Rent reasonable
Good chance for any One GOOD rea-
sou Tor selling. Address or can at
City Hakety Bruuswion, Ca.
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FOR SALE HiIlery lslana. contain
ing 81 ~ cares OF high land. suitable
'oi truck farming or tor poultry. Also
T. SIX acre reservation on Blythe creek
known as Crescent Biun For part
, ]ars call en- F. JOS DauHlnger.
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Sound Kidneys-Psrfeet tiea.th.

The use Of Smiths sure kidne,
cure Will produce both Try bottle
and be convinced. Your druggist sells
It for SO
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Clark, the leading and up to date
colored barber. has all tne latest
things connected with an up to date
barber shop,
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Cold Weather Is Upon Us, and every
body should have their winter clothes
cleaned and repaired by Jim Carter.
Ring phone 243-2
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1Ifo narlen Gazette fears THAT q
con sntional convention win cost too
8esa now, and wants 10 walt n
while
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y eident Roosevelt should roast
III street and not wink the other
eye
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u9nes is complete
we also do developing and finishing
for amateurs.
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g'he Atlanta journal has made Joe
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arker Morris seems to be In a
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Advertising rates made known Oh
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PUBLISHED DAILY BY
T4sE NEWS PUBLISHING CO.

i. u. LEAvY -. -. :, Manager
"a LEANY ...... E0itor.
LOUIS ]. LEAvY. Jr... =. city Editor
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We are prompt-News Iob 0aee.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-09-04
)ST SCARED GRAIN DEALERS
OATS AND CORN
ALL MADE ADVANCES.
Frost in Canada frightened
Ihorts and Other Grains Ad-
Nancd IL Sympathy.

Septembor 3-Frost just over
|dlan border and fears that II
|p down as far as Iowa tonight
|sherts IN state of fright tod Y
|ht good bulges IN al! gralns. 7 @
IN wheat aud oats were lnrg ly
|hy with corn. There was a good
Eda and at the close both Sp,cm-
|0ecember wheat were up 10lM,
corn rs, December corn g,
ohts rs ana December oats *.
closed unchanged to 20 down.
rs ieader. both In point of price
|nd trade. With a killing frost
Manitoba. and predictions that
|crn would suffer before tomorro
bora was wanted for covering con
large quantities. All other con-
i've weather were ignored. or
Eere exceedingly small and at
Is stiffened. The Southwest was
Ter and commission houses as
buying orders. The government
TT was moderately bull stating
IN Iowa and Eastern Nebraska
month TO mature, Cables were
|gher. but receipts show d a lit
cement. September sold from 5fia
/ closed strong, rs up at 5s}3
|,shid from 42Is to 1895 ana closed
|up at 43es, Receipts l49 cars,
bad good strength, as the frost
hot have much effect. Buying If
by commission houses aud trad
|ilF was Of the best character.
|Tere scarce and IN the main W r.
crowd for profits, Trader were
|rer the possibility Of injury TO
IA the British Northwest. Win lie
|pnditions overshaduwed all other
|e fact that not n car OF contact
Tea here today had q strengthen
September wheat startod x TO
|0ss t. T0& and advanced to 1l94.
sold FROM 6TIi to 6S3i The clos
IL both September and Decem
lW1is higher. the former ut Tlin
r Ritter at 6Shd6SM. Receipts
minneapolis and Duluth reported
making a total for the three
$40 ears, against 49, cars last
|i1sned in sympathy with corn
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-09-04
ISTON WHOLESALE MARKET

and some dealers look for another rise in
prices.
Apples were In strong demand and prices
ruled somewhat easier Under the influence
Of heavy supplies. Arkansas varieties soid
az S8aoaa.75 and Jonathans at S425GlA.au.
New York varieties are expected during
the week.
The Journal Of Commerce says Of the
coffee situation:
The speculative trading in the market for
coffee has been on fairly heavy scale, but
Tor the week prices showed only slight
changes Additional cable ndviccs were re-
eelved carly 10 the week giving moro de-.
tails Of the damage TO the growing Brahu
coffee crop. II was quite generally reported
that the August lowering was praetically
failure but as the principal towering
Is IN October, II Is claimed that the loss
o. the August Towering is insigniucnut.
and. Furthermore, that ms the trees VIII
not have the August towering 10 nourlsh
thcrc VIII be Just 50 much additional tigor
to develop the October Towering. Several
reports giving hgnrcs as TO the cXtcAt OF
damage 10 the Young trees have been re-
ccived. One cable snid that 80 per cent
was destroyed and another that about ip'
100000 TO 1J00Q0,OU0 young trees were m
inred While this quantity Mt first glauce
percentage when compared with the Cos
UgO,UO0 trees now IN the state Of Sac Paulo.
Another factor that has received general
attention has been the first move towards
the scttiemeht-of the large outstanding III
forest IN September contracts. i.cwisohn
Bros. have bought extensively OF coffee 10Y
september delivery, and ARE now waiting 70
receive tho same Wednesday, August q,
was the dret notice day, and about 33AsD
bags were rendered on contracts OF whieh
l6o,UC3 bags came from W, ", eros sm3A.
rhCre Is still however a large outstanding
interest III this market, and IL Is cSpcclcl
tnai tenders VIII agilh nc inrge. lhs
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-09-04
SCIENTIFIC CATTLE FEEDING.
EXTENSIVE PREPARATIONS
ON RANCH AT STAMFORD
Best Range Cattle VIII Be Raised--out.
look Considered Favorable for Cattle
Industry in Texas.

Extensive preparations arc making on
inc big ranch Of Swenson Bros. at STAN.
FORD, Texas. to turn moiasses into beef.
says the Kansas City Drorers' Telegram.
swenson Bros. arc the owners Of the :.
N. S, cattle. practically purebrcd Here
fords. with touch Of Shortaorn blood ID
them They arc among the best range cat
lie grown 10 The country. The proprIetors
OF the ranch have built the only cotton seed
oil mill north Of the quarantine line at
stamford, and are preparing to feed cattle
on big scale. Forty pens, each with a
capacity of 100 to 100 head OF cattle. accord
Ing to age. have been built at the mill.
The pens are 6Qx2Jo feet each. and ar.
iaugcg ~ Two double rows running out at
an angle from the NTH, leaving T-shapcd
slace Tor sorting and handling the cattle
pttWeen the rows OF pens Zach row ~
pens q situated ON a ridge giving ptrft cf
draiunae he cast aud vost fpler4 NM
tight giving north and south prcfeetton IA
the cattle from storms Down the center
OF each double low OF ncus runs n railroad
ltack. there being a mile OF track IA all. Al
the MIL Is q mnchlnc Tor mixing cufton sepd
menl sorghum bay nnd molasses forming
scleriinc ration which has been tcstrd
ana iount 90 he the best hcef bro iupcr
nc ulachine delivers tho mixed feed on
specially constructed ears which IA turn
dump it hight into the feed racks In Inc
pens,
MT Frank $. Hastings formerly With the
Amour i'acking comnany III this city and
manager Of The Armour Hereforls. who Is
now manager Of The s. ". :. ranch inter.
ests. Is in Kansas City today anu $40. o
en- Enthusiastically II the outlook for the cat
We industry IN Texas this tall and winter
lite says there Is big cotton crop and
the quantity Of cotton seed products avai,
able Tor feeding VIII be large. There is
Eoou grass anu with favorable winter he
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-09-04

and wheat Receipts were large at IA
cars, but only eleven cars were contra [
gadc. Commission houses took late
months freely covering went on Ia good
extent and there WIS SOME huri z, bee tise
of poor grading. After steady open ng
prices advanced wen and the Gloss was
sirGng. September sold ftom aili 80 IS .
from II 60 3l5S and closed X up st 3l9s
There WIS weakness IN the hog m ri an ]
CctChcr stun was offered freely Sone
acm ul IN ialu}rv, induced hy the frost
scare in corn. Helped In . rally. Janunrv
ro'k c'oSed 2i4 IN at l4S1@; October 10 q
urchnngsl u 072is and october Tbs 10
down AZ oSTia.
Estimated receipts Tor tomorrow Wret
30 cars; coru 20 cars onts $50 cars hogs
24.CCO head
Cash quotations were as follows:
Fl1ur-EaEy.
Wheat Nj . sor'ng 7aa73; M. $50
IWA; Ne, = red I1Md7lA,
Corr No. > yellow 60,
Oats No. = 2SlhH2o; No. 8 white 32d3Iia
rive - No : lp0I0ia.
BARLEY totd feeding 5o@03; fair to choice
mailing I IS
Flax sctd--No. ~
Mess polk Fer barrel rs IoM l6 -
Lard -Pcr 100 pounds 10 iIN 10 80
Short ribs Sides Loose 10 2CGt IL. 30.
Dry slltcd shoulders Bnxed S2s6iS9i
sort clear sides B-Scl aa@iC@s
Wliskl Bass ( nigh wines al.
Glover Contract grade SIS.
on the produce exchange today tho butt r
market was firm; creamery 1918; dairy
1@IW1Tl9 Che-sc--Stcady l0ulG& Eggs
Steady; fresh lTM.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-09-04
n RESTORES MANHOOD.

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and ! will make him feel like youth
Of 20 within month HOVE you ask.
simply BY pumping a vital stream of
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arouses all the dormant energies, de.
Nelops muscular and nerve life. and
restores that feeling Of youth, courage
and manhood 1t makes mon over Il
makes men of the punicst, weakest
specimens of "hslf men,.
The failure OF medicine. or uuacks,
and even Of other so-cBlled electric
belts Is no argument against Dr.. Nc
Laughlin's Electric Belt. No other
treatment no other belt, Is In tho same
class with II Everything else may
fail but Or Mcl.aughlins Belt will
cure i has cured thousands who
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OR NJ. A. MeLAueHLlN.
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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-09-04
Grain and Provisions Elsewhere.

september S,-Wheat--iIighcr;
$50 elevator 66d66%; December
Iay 6od69l4; No. . hard 67@e9.
n No. . cash track and Sep
4 December 369s, Oats-High.
ash track 80: September 2Tls;
BE; No. . white 81, Pork
sIhg 16. so for old. II 10 for
d Higher. 10. 12h. Flour
'red winter patents 3. 1Jd3. - ;
and straight > .Sjd3 10; clear
Timothy seed Steady, 3 200t
meal-Steady, 200. Bran
a east track 64G65. HAY
othy S.00d12 90; prairie 0.51G
XVI STEADY, 1.31. Iron cotton
Tagging 65-16d7 1-1B. Hemp
Dry salt meats steady; boxed
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-09-04
ME CONDITIONS
giTH TRADE VERY ACTIVE.
Med Freely-stoeks Of Grapes
Meat Packers Withdrew Of
finss--cabbaee Active.

hrs were highly favorable in local
hes and the activity that has been
a an the last week was fully
1he movement OF goods covered
iist Of seasonahlc commodities
srctfy in some Of the stocks was
PRESENTED a larger trade.
peanuts was unloaded ana moved
" during the day.
|ivfty in cabbage continues at a
e Ind no trouble Is found in dis.
elpplies at quoted prices.
ef BE- celery we're lesscned on nc
deiayed receipts, while the sup.
arrived In time for morning
isnk good figure.
n stocks Of grapes went very low
bling OF many orders had to be
tnding new arrivals, which VIII
inflng the week.
son is almost ended on Texas
ud the receipts have become 50
Dealers are giving little alton
\ frult The prices on good stock
niaintained.
| u
kings Of meats are extremely light
Of the packers were not In the
ar orders. Il is stated that the
4 hogs has caused the condition
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-09-04
ORLEANS COTTON.
gp Seventeen Points on the
+ Buerau Report.

q Up Seventeen Points on the
Buerau Report.
iesns. September 3.-Durng the
81 the day there was very little
raHsacted in the market for spot
either buyers nor factors showed
'fslaon TO trade, pending the re
the government monthly report.
fapprt was resd placing the con-
" an unprecedentedly low level.
pnce advanced their prices. Sales
lncluding LOO 10 arrive. Quo
fanced =.
3piract market bureau day Is al.
ring, no matter 10 what extent
nay previously discount govern.
I4nfes, and today was no exccp-
& rqie- Between the call and tile
the bureau report there was
4e covering by shorts aud buying
81 4cconnt and prices moved back
.feterishly over a varying range
upints, standing al II o'clock ia
hts above last evenings CLOSING
At This level came the bureau re-.
VI astonlslied operators on either
az once shot np about 20
4 FOR a time the market Vas
: "a, hut with the first paroxysm
gflH quoted down rapidly. TIE
lufl1g steady at net advances
'HfHy's prices OF II points a.,
sR for October and u To %
mi other months.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-09-04

eXtra shorts and Gear Ribs 1870; cllar
II GO. Bacon --BoNed extra shorts and
clear ibis 11.3Tla; short clear 1l.75. Re-
ccipts-Flour GOOO, wheat 1900. corn To-
U0o, oats 5000. Shipments Flour $500,
wheat 263,00o, corn $4,000. oats $1,000
Kansas City September 3.-Whcat Sep
tenlher 64A December 63Ss cash UGd0T for
No. hard: No. > red 665 n-Septcm-
mixed ~; No > white aS&d59. Oats No >
white 81. Recclpis Wheat $1,000, corn
4Oco. oats 5000 Shlpments-W Wheat 10l,GtO,
corn II, 40N. oats 5000.
New York, September Wheat Re-
ceipts 2S3,Gm; exports 123,000; spot Arm;
No. red ~ elevator AMI T6% r. O. b.
ahoat; No. Northern S0A (. o. b. adoat
No. hard STA (, o, b. afoat Options arm.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-09-04
a sLleI4r lMPRovEMENr.
Portion OF the Oil stock list Shows 4
Ro44,. fDst,,s,d

Portion OF the OIL stock List Shows A
Better Demand.
There was some Improvement tn the sales
At the on and stock Exchange yesterday.
although real activity ala not vet apncar
The better trading took place on large a.
well as small stocks. but the demand was
only medium throughout.
Beatty was in higher favor ana al the
stock wanted at terms on which oferiuss
have lately been heavy could not be oh,
taincd transfer o. 1000 shares occurred
and the ask price later was hrtn ut an nd.
vance Of sc. Manhattan WAS the ceptct
of greater interest aud the only Offering
on the same basis as Tue day found u
ready purchaser after which there WAS an
Increase OF y co the part OF hold which
buyers failed TO meet Anglo American
showed Improvement and bids raised ilc
brought onlf small Response from scllcrs.
BETTER trading occurred la LucSy pme.
hut there was little variation from o price
standpoint. Texas Big four mcTcascl as
4 seiier; while the prices remained c1'
Bids FOR National OIL ana Pipe were In.
creased iisc but no change Wis made In
the limits Of holders. utiers for Equitable,
Land and OH went up lac aud stronger ln.
Qulry appeared for Beatty. Moore Cortcs
canal compasy stock was ~ active dc.
nland and an !acrease ct SO IN Offers did
not receive attention from sellers. higgins
came IN for a LARGE share Of activity and
tho biggest deal made IN some TINS Na3
registered among the sales, rh's mYoltcl
trade VI twenty-five shares Nitu pri es
az $50, or around the same figures fof
which the stock has been lately hold 4
transfer in ptlllers Indicated that the stock
IS easily maintaining its strength aul cf
forts t. buy at decreased prices were uu
successful
The total sales amounted TO 7se5 shares.
The prices hid and asked AT the c'ose ves.
terGay aud the sales made We're ais follow
IN ISrEn NInl,l,2
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-09-04
SUGAR.

Now Orleans, september a--suesr-
Stronger: open kettle 2Na2 3 l6; open Ret-
3lsa4 aei6; seconds 1Ra3N. MolassesEDuIl;
centrifugal 5@15.
New York September sugar-Raw,
firm; fair refining 2z; centrifugal o8 test
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-09-04
RuTIER ANn EGcA

81. Louis September 3. -Poultry-steadv;
chickens 0is. springs lIjs furkeys l2712is
ducks ~: geese 4ik. Butter Steady; cream
cry 1890; dairy 146i7 Eggs Higher, lB
loss on
New York September g. Eggs Receipts
l26lO PACKAGES frm; state and Pennsyi-
Yanis 20@22 Western candled 2Qd2i, I'M
candled l7G20
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-09-04

Wool, free medium, TO ~
months. free from hurs. ...1O diic
Woo free tine, to u months. .099sa lOc
BoeswaN Observation-Disclosures. are
Glue Observation-Disclosures. 61OTc
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-09-04
MIscELLANEous sT0CKs.


T II. Thompson Seed and ,
Rice Milling Company $50 O0s10o %
Br0zoria Rice and Irr Co... 6s 20
Houston Land aud Trust Col In5 sol
Houston Drilling and Sun
piy Co . .........l 40 %
international Creosote Co
Of Beaumont ......... 50 mi
Moore. Cortes Canal Co.. 50 ~ p5 ~
Merchants National Bank 1f5 col
Magnolia Park Co.........f. 10 90
Planters and Mechanics Na,l
tional Bank ..... 10 5ni
Rockdale oil MIL Co.L.f....iI 45 90
South Texas National Bank 1919 OF
Sour Lake Springs Ca..f l35 90
Hpindie Top Power ca. 1911 u %
Southwestern Dry Plate Coi i0l 40
Trinity Rice Land and Irr.i.. 50 o.
Texas Savings. Real Estatei
and Investment CO. ..i N O0l IS ~
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-09-04
COTTON SEED PRODUCTS.

r. o B. mill Texas interior points ac.
cording to location. Per gallon.
Prime crude OIL loose - rs ~
rhine summer yellow oil ~ n
Liuters, according TO quality O2ISd u2s,
Per ton.
Prime cotton seed meal. .S24 % a
Prime cotton seed cake. 49, "a % ID
Quotations on prime cotton seed meal
and prime cotton seed cake are for delivery
at Galveston.
Memphis. September S-Cotton seed oil
Prime crude. nominai: on 2Tlsd2sjk; prime
summer yellow 3Sia; on summer yellow,
nominal choice cooking summer vellow.
nominal Meal and cake Prime q 90; on
nominal.
New Orleans September Section seed
oil Prime refined, I'm barrels. 80: prime on,
In barrels, 30 prime loose, nominal
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-09-04
METALS.

New YORK september g Lcaa and spefer
remained sirady and unchanged both ~
home aud abroaa Domestic iron mlTkets
ruled quiet aud hfni and witnpyf ehange.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-09-04
ST. LOUIS.

st. Louis September 8 -Cattla-Rece;nts
coo including 400 Texans Market slow
steadt to strong, Native shipping and
export steers 6.CodI %; dressed beef and
butcher steers t3nI Is; steers under 1000
pounds 3. tOa5 90, stockers aud feeders
3 .5pa4 70; cows and helfers 2. 2yS75 10.
banners 1912 rs; bulls lod4 30: caives
600; COWS and heifers . sOes9 40 TJof-S
Receipts 500. Market Zoe higher. pigs
and lights 0o@T A.: packers I 4oa7 81:
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M3.Ia; lambs { 5Oef5. 30; culls and bncks
2 25ll4 80; stockers JOGt3 so; Texans IS