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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-12-27

Giuseppe Zanardelh was one OF the
last OF the Italian statesmen OF the old
school He was born In 1926 at Brescta,
where he became a teacher OF jurispru-
dence. When lombard became free iE
1889 Zanardelli sat in the Piedmontese
legislature in several psrliaments for
Isco.
At the lombard bar. Zanardelh en-
loved a high reputation as an advoc ale.
He became minister Of public works IN
the first Depretis cabinet, resigning ~
November. 1877 in consequences of dif-
ference with Depretis. His difficulty
with the latter arose over railroad bill
which the premier advocated. and which
Zanardelli declared would ruin the coun-
try. lie was made secretary OF state
for home affairs in the Cairoli cabinet
in March. 1878. only To go back 10 pri-
vate life with the downfall OF that min
lstry the following autumn.
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RISE IN TEMPERATURE
PREDICTED BY BUREAU
TO BEGIN TOMORROW
High Winds Play Havoc in
Many CitieS-Deaths
Result in Chicago, and
Boston Suffers.

oadAAIiuIn-- % AunlHluHl- y
Temperature same date last year
Maximum, 26: minimum. 19-
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THREE DEAD IN CHICAGO
AS RESULT OF BLIZZARD
Eight Below Zero. and Still
Going Down.
MUCH MISERY AMONG POOR
Twenty-Five Below at Duluth, While
20 Below Is Reported in Northern
Wyoming and Montana.
MUCH MISERY AMONG POOH

CHICAGO, Dec. 26-Three deaths. in
cluding one fatal freezing and perhaps
another. many accidents, and much des-
titution and suffering have followed
upon the heels OF the cold wave which
came down on Chicago and probably
reached it's maximum severity this af
ternoon. Christmas cheer in hundreds
OF homes was turned into actual misery.
Extreme poverty was disclosed by the
police at the home Of William Hauge.
The mother was found insane. four chill
dren were starving and without fuel.
and -he father reported inability to Sc
curs work. For three months Hauge
said, he had been forced 10 let his fam
lily depend on neighbors. Four months
ago a fifteen-year-old son broke his leg
and since that time had been unable TO
move. from the bed. He had been with
out medical attention. County Agent
Olsen relieved the familys immediate
--ants and the Visitat ton and Aid So
CT, ty was notified.
There is no immediate prospect Of
much relief from the cold. AT 10 a. m.
the mercury registered s below.
In Other Cities.
The crest Of the cold wave is now
passing over the lake region and thc
Middle States with its eastern limit 1T
the Alleghenies. The lowest tempera-
lures recorded are as follows: Duluth
p below zero: ST. Paul. IS below; Huron
S. D.. Lacrosse. Wis. Dubuque. IA be
low; Green Bay. Wis. Davenport. u be-
low; Des Moines. 4 yellow: Omaha. >
below; St. Louis. 4 above; Kansas City.
above. Al Medicine Hat the mercury
is IS degrees below zero
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Maze P-enie- ia ItoI.

In February. 1901. at the request or
King Victtr. he formed a compromise
ministry. with himself as premier
In June, of this year, he and his ASSOC
ciates resigned as a result OF differences
with parliament. Later. however. at the
request Of the King he assumed the
portfolio OF minister OF the interior de-
spite the fact that even al Cnat time ne
was suffering from the effects ~ the III
ness that today resulted fatally. He
was also TO all intents as1d purposes
premier. despite the fact inst he Wcs
unable physically TO take AR active part
in affairs OF state. and was compelled
20 depend on subordinates. On October
21 last he became seriously III and was
compelled to resign. the King permit =
ting his retirement with tn, utmost re-
luctance.
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Cheap HOIiday Tickets South.

seaboard Air LIND. ll2l Pa ave,-Ad,
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Fair and cold today. Fair
tomorrow, with rising tenn
perature
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-02-06
DR.. D. 4. Clark.
OFFICE AT EMaEuS DRUG STORE

For Sale or Rent-Seven room
house and twenty acres OF land In
side corporation near Allen Academy.
Apply 10 j. ID. Martin. ~
W H. McVey, Baker BroTning
and Willie Medley, all Of the Minter
springs community were visitors Ia
the. city yesterday.
]. NJ. Johnson Of the Minter
Springs community, near Wellborn,
was in the city yesterday and gave
the Eagle an appreciated call.
The fame Of the Bryan anti-cigar-
cite league has gone afar and IL en-
joys the distinction OF being one Of
the most active and successful In
the United States
People who had mugs at the Old
Clark barber shop will find them now
at the shop of Simmons a Gaue. We
will appreciate your business aud
hope % have you call around. 80
MIR. James Dunn telephoned the
Eagle yesterday Of the presence Of
smallpox In n serious form az Vince
lock. One negro died OF the disease
Saturday night and another sunday
night.
A free exhibition Of Drawings,
Paintings aud Designs by Miss Ethel
Hutson and her pupils will be held
Saturday, February IL, from . Till 6,
az the Bryan Academic aud Collegi-
ate Institute lthe old Masonic hall
SO
The Shakespeare club met with
the president, Mrs. W. H. oliver,
yesterday afternoon. In addition 20
the regular program, Miss Kate
Friend Of Waco was present and adj
dressed the members ON their work,
giving them valuable information.
About sixty ladies We're present, iu-
cluding a number q guests.
The building Of the Rock Island
from Dallas 10 Galveston, the pro-
posed line that was "a pass through
Madison county, Is said TO be knock
ed out by a coalition between the
Book Island system and the South
ern Pacific The Rock Island, under
the new arrangement viii run les
trains over the II. q 4. &. from Dali
Las 10 Houston, such Is the rumor.
Residence for rent, rooms, near
graded school. Good water. A. II.
Gralan. %
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-02-06
ar. 9. SCHEDULE.
Local NeseE

DIR. Houston OF College Is In Aus
TIN.
Mrs. Green stallings is visiting at
Hearne.
Feed oats at 70 cents at McCorquo-
dale's stable. %
W. W. Harris visited Houston
Wednesday.
Lagrippe is very common mala-
dy at present.
Rivers Pat,ut Of Navasota was in
Bryan yesterday.
Hugo Knoblauch returned 10 Cal
vert yesterday.
Fresh strawberries and caulihower
etc. az Howell Bros. 90
Sweaters for children, both boys
and girls az Norwocd's. SO
The /. a q. y. Is improving it,
yards with a liberal use Of gravel
Look Onion sets, per quart. 8
cents today. Come. Geo. Higgs. 80
Lee Mike is suffering from an I'M
iured eye caused by glaucing nail.
Work Is getting along well ou the
new manse for the Presbyterian pas
tor, Or. West.
How about the three aldermen 10
be elected in April? Are there no
candidates?
Mrs'J. +. Eaves and little daught-
or returned 30 Mlllican yesterday
after visiting relatives
Early gardening is engaging the
attention Of those who ENJOY the
privilege of living az home.
Representatives Low, Ramsey and
Bennett visited the a. aud NJ. Col
lege the past week as committee
from the Legislature.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-02-06
ARMY CHANGES.
May ImPor'sat Ons. Announced BY the
War Department

Many itnPortsnt Ones Announced BY the
War Department
Washington. Feb "a general or.
der making a number Of highly i'm
p0rtant military assignments was is
sued al the war department Under
this order. the following changes viii
occur.
Major General Arthur Macarthur Is
assigned TO command the department
OF California to relieve Major General
Robert r. Hughes. who will be retired
April H.
Major General John e. Bates will
relieve General Macarthur from com.
mand Of the department OF the lakes
April l.
P-'gadier General James y Wade
WI. r.Iieve Major General Davis OF the
command ~ the division Of The Phil.
ipplnes on or before July % On be.
ing relieved MAJOR General Davis will
be retired
The aides Of General Hughes and
General Davis will be ordered 10 join
their regiments
Broader General Leonard Wood will
proceed 20 Manila Tor assignment TO
COMMAND the department Of Mindanao.
Brigadier General George Randall
will be relieved Of the command Of the
department Of Columbia April /. and
report 10 the commanding general d.
vision OF the Philippines Brigadier
General Funston Will be assigned 10
the command Of the department 81 the
Columbia. relieving General Randall
not later than April I.
Brigadier General Frank Baldwin
will succeed General Funston IN com.
mand OF the department 81 Colorado.
Brigadier General Jno e Bates. In
addition 10 the department Of the
lakes. will AZ present exercise com.
mand OF the department OF the Mis-.
souri, As soon after the arrival Of
General Randall In the Philippines as
practicable. Brigadier General sumner
will be relieved and proceed 10 Omaha.
Neb. 20 command the department Of
the Missouri
Brigadier General W A. Hunter will
be relieved from duty with the war col.
lege board on July 30 10 report 10 the
commanding general Of the Philip
pines
Brigadier General Wade viii be pro.
NOTED Ia the grade az major general
on The retirement OF Major General
Hughes in April next He will re-
lioye General Davis Of the command 81
the division Of the Philippines 10 July
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-02-06
FORTY FISHERMEN.


~ q Feared rfss sumbsv Psri.'ssd In
saginaw Hay.
Chicago. Feb. 5.-It Is feared that
forty fishermen were lost In the storm
which struck Saginaw bay Tuesday
night. says a dispatch TO the Tribune
from Bay City. Mich The men were
living 10 Shanties bull, on the ice The
storm burst without warning. II was
accompanied by a binding swirl Of
snow and the waves crushed the Ice In
the bay upon which the hshermen's
huts were standing into a grinding.
erunching mass. Nothing has been
seen % me men or the shanties since.
James Fisk. a ish buyer. who spent
the night IN his station. came 70 the
city yesterday and said that prior 20
the storm he could see plainly a dozen
shantles and men moving about them.
but Ia the morning there was no sign
u human life on the bay.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-02-06
MnYpearI Auction Sale Postponed.

The auction sale Of town lots ad-
vertisod To take place at Maypearl,
the new townslte on the Fort Worth
Division OF the International q Great
Northern Railroad. Thursday, Feb
ruary 3, has been postponed until a
later date. announcement OF which
will be made la due time.
Parties desiring 20 purchase lots at
this new town prior 20 date Of auction
sale may do 50 by applying 10 the
representative of the smith Land n
Improvement Company, who will be-
found I'm the /. n g.. y. depot at May
pearl ID. j. Price, G.P&r.A.,
LAG. MR..
Palestine. Texas.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-02-06
FOR CITY MARSHAL.

The Eagle takes pleasure in d.
recting attention to the announce
ment Of Mr.. c. c. Shelburne for
the Office Of city marshal Of Bryan
at the ensuing election in April.
Mr.. Shelburne is a native Texan
and has lived in Bryan since 1889.
He served five years as deputy
marshal and two and a half years
a. marshal. As an officer he was
attentive TO his duties, fearless and
impartial. II elected Mr.. Shell.
burne says he will enforce the law
without favor or respect TO person,
and will obey all instructions from
the city council or authorized com
mitiees promptly. lie asks a IA.
vlrable consideration Of his claims
from the voters, who are familiar
with his record "a an officer.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-02-06

Washington. Feb. 5-The house COM
mittee on pensions authorized a favor
crease the pensions ~ all Mexican war
veterans from 81 20 fi2 per month The
number OF the Mexican survivors on
the pension rolls Is shown by a report
from the pension commissioner 90 be-
about 5000
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-02-06
Fsilow servant nan.

Washington. Feb. 5.-ConEreEsman
Raniell WIS before the committee on
Indian affairs lu tho interest ~ his
BIN relative 10 the fellow servants law
in the Indian Territory as at present
railroad employees are not liable for I'M
jury u caused boy negligence OF what 10
termed a fellow servant Mr. Randclls
bin removes this difficulty and makes
corporations liable ior injuries sustain
cd boz the service. whether caused by
the negligence OF a fellow servant or
not
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-02-06
is OPPOSED
Admission % Arizona aud Now mexic'
Not ~ Al Favored

Admlssinu OF AfifnuA Auu Vow Mehifn
Not ~ Al Favored
Phoenix. Arit FEB Although
the aduIssion Of Arizona and Ncw
Mexico as one state has been frequent.
" suggested. Il was never given So.
rious consideration here Until fhe pub
licatlon "Wednesday % dispatches an
nounclng that friends Of the omnibus
bill were favorlng such a compromise.
The news created CONSERVATION here
and the protest u almost universal.
Upon the assembling OF the legislature
Wednesday n telegram was read from
Delegate smith recltlng the conditions
and stating he was opposing the com.
promise. N his attitude was not IN ac-
cord with the people he wanted 10
know II 80 he could inform congress.
A resolution was passes opposing the
compromise,
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-02-06
NOTICE.

Having been requested by several
young men 20 take class in the
German language, will announce
that on Friday night Feb. 6th, az ;
y. M, will meet al those who may
be- Interested Ia the matter, la the
room upstairs over the City market
to arrange for starting class.
81 Hugo Eudlar.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-02-06
oas brother D-ous.d

Roanoke. Va. Feb 5.-whIls at
tempting 10 ford a swollen stream In
Pulaski county. a heavily loaded wag-
on on which James Morris and his
brother. Jackson Morris. were riding
overturned and the team was carried
down stream. James Morris was
caught under the wagon and drowned.
Jackson Morris escaped
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-02-06

Des Molnes. Ia. Feb. 5.-Thls was
the coolest place Wednesday night In
the United States south OF Moorhead.
MINI. II was three degrees below.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-02-06
nIsr.haI n.Ne.I cenlrmsa.

Washington. Feb 5.-Senate has con-
Grmcd b T. O'Nsli marshal % the
Western district OF Louisiana.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-02-06

Electric light globes for sale, D.
candle power p cents each. Bryan
Water, Light q Power Co. 4. j..
Preston, Manager. 81
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-02-06

For sale or Tradr-rwo-story gin
house which can be moved. aud COM
plete gin outhtiu good condition, two
6l-saw gins. r. j. Preston, Bryan,
TeXas. 0l
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1903-04-29
Cures ESlo0d E0ison, Cancer. UI-
GERS. EczeIns. CarbUneIcs, Etc,
Ds svCiiciuc Free,

Robert Ward, Maxey' 3, Ga. says ::
II suffered from blood poison, my
hend, face and shoulders were one
mass Uf corruption, aches in bones
aud joints, burning, ,it.hlng, ,scabby
skin, was all run down aud dis
couraged, but BotanIcBloCd Balm
cured me perfectly, healed all the
sores and gave my skin the rich
glow Of health. Blood Balm put
new life into my blood and new
ambition into my BRAIN" Geo. a .
Williams, ROX bury, face covered
with pimples, chrome sore on
back Of head, suppuraun2 swell
ling on neck, eating ulcer on leg,
bone pains. itching skin cured
perfectly by Botanic Blood Balm
sores all healed. BotanicBlood
Balm cures ali malignant blood
troubles, such as eczema, scaSs
and scales, pimples, running sores,
carbunc!es, sCrOfnla, etc. Espe-
cially advised for all obstinate
cases that have reached the sec
ond or third stage. Improves the
digestion; strengthens weak kid
neys. Druggists, 81. To prove it
cures, sample of Blood Balm sent
free and prepaid by writineBIood
Balm Co, Atlanta, Ga. Describe
trOnble and free medical advice
sent in sealed letter.
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1903-04-29
~ a 1 g-C ID R e IA.
s:ss.ss3 ss35: 'as ~ n. Izg 1l; =; ~: 7:!-- Bought
of H&G<zX Itl<EAuI
ROUSE WAISTS.

a waist of the color Of the
gown or of white is the rule this
season, but even whep limited to
these two colors it is astonishing
how many different designs one
can find. In white there is, OF
course, always large variety OF
material to choose from, and
there is no fixed rule as 10 which
style is the best The soft silks
with dull finish are for the mo
ment the most popular, and plain
instead of fancy effects are the
smartest. White lace waists and
white chifions are as fashionable
as ever, while embroidered liberty
satin and crepe de chine bodices
are made in charming designs.
The more elaborate separate
waists are, without exception,
made over a fitted lining, and a
boned one at that, but the ma
teriai of the front is SO arranged
that it is only caught into the
side seams or one dart, so that
the graceful and becoming effect
of soft front is not Spoiled
Harper's Bazaar.
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1903-04-29
NEW ISLANDS DISCOVER ED.
Washington, April 22.-OGicial

Washington, April 22.-Oficial
advices received at the navy de.
partment from Philadelphia re-
cord the discovery Of number
of valuable islands in the south
ern part of the archipelago which
are not on any charts IN the pos
session Of the government. So
far as known no foreign govern
ment as yet has laid claim to
this territory, and to preclude
the presentation OF such claim
Secretary Moody has taken stops
to have the islands properly char
tered as the property OF the Uuit-
ed States, after first having every
effort made to learn if any other
government had ground for claim
TO the now islands. 4 naval vea-
sci probably will be ordered TO
the soUthere part Of the archi-
pelagc TO prepare the necessary
charts.
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1903-04-29

We learn from the scientists
that every living creature has
It's particular flea. Further re-
MARKS concerning Marse Waiter
sons pites at Mr.. Cleveland Is
unnecessary y.-Philadelphia Ledg
er.
Columbia, S. c., plumbers have
gone on Il strike for shorter hours
and more pay. We can see how
1t might be possible to arrange
for them to work less, but bless.
"a if IL looks possible for them
20 charge any more for it.-At.
lanta Constitution.
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1903-04-29
PASTED 30 DkYS.

Brunswick, GA. ,Aprii "a -
After living tor nearly thirty
days without eating mouthful
Bailey Chince, the white man
who has been in the country jail
for some time, died last night.
Chance was taken out Of the
Jail Saturday and carried 10 his
home by the county physician,
In the hope that he might be
persuaded to eat, but ths man
still refuse to swallow a mouth
rul.
Chance was in Jail eighteen
days and did not eat, and it is
underSto0 that he refused to eat
for several days before he was
confined. The man, it is under.
stood, would never eat anything
unless the food was prepared
either by his mother hr himself.
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1903-04-29
Robbed the Grave.

A startling incident is narrated
by John Oliver of Philade phia,
as follows: 81 was in an awful
condition. My skiu was almost
yellow, eyes sunken, tongue
coated, pain continually in back
and sides, no appetite, growing
weaker day by day. Three ply
sicians had given NE up. Then
was advised to use Electric Bit.
ters; to my great JOY, the first
bottle made a decided improve
ment. | continued their use for
three weeks, and am ndw a well
man. l know they robbed the
grave of another victim" No
one should fail to try them. Only
so cents, guaranteed at Crawford
Bros. and j. F. Mackey & Co.'s
drug store.
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1903-04-29

Judge: doctor, l walk in
my sleep every night. What
shall / 90 Tor it?"
Il wouldn't do anything; I'd
get position on the police force" ."
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1903-04-29

"These are good Chickens" the
dealer declared.
eff that's true,' replied the
shrewd housekeeper, "there's no
truth IN The old saying"
"What old saying 2"
"The good die young.".
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1903-04-29

"JOhnny," said his mother
severely, "some one has taken a
big piece of gingercake out of the
pantry"
Johnny blushed guilty.
"Oh, Johnny :" she exclaimed,
81 didn't think it was in you ~
"'It amt ALL" replied Johnny.
"Part Of it's in Elsie"
New-York tribune., 1903-07-15
STOCK ON HAND
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Rz,r,,,ve New-York July IA. 1908
stsady city dressed sides easisc per n GaSes
weight refrigeraor beef sI5e Der m The srs svio
shamberg sn ss css So & 2aS ana 1SG shseg & Tor
and 700 n4e oT Of he Bee s M R Beef Company ls4 head
s3a $50 quarters for armour 60; shipments the
for me Morris Beef Company and 2ss head for the @ sift
is to taks out $50 quarters for swift Reef Company
Philadelphia for Southampton 7oH o1sTte Spsng f tn
s9Rtd 4 4sul4bergsr and 500 quarters Armour Co
mfaGns fa9 With the stock carried from yesterday
few at resS so st. The market ruled sImSst nominal
n About I50 calves remained gnsod City dressed eG
saiesEJ 6 curtis & Son: vssis. igs 10 averae. ar
c.1s ID a HoIis veal 15s n at Sc 25 80 do few fed
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts including ; cars direct
70 sashterers were 80 cars or 11652 head, making
to be sold ali at Jers t sbe we're '9a scr o.
ana ana eSa gaaes aqyancsd 'ae per 10 others ruling quiet
S q TTi Sc Aoout cars OF stock were qnsold- Sheep
3 3 % Lambs at s. 5qas6 q Dressed 6assc per
Saes-McPherson & Co: 24s Kentucky lambs - u
@os de 81 M % az se Psr 3e 5se -,Ii r. % do & r. at 90
as 90 IS ~ at S6 62l2 25S do 10 So so: 24i d.
s. ST ias = DO DO sc sc % at It So IS g g
FsnIa sheep lc5 10 at 50 10 81 Kentucky do. 1o7 10
At ksr9s g m Cosl2n on s9 c COMPANY as Virginia lambs IS n
26T do 81 H. at So 226 do SIS n at Sc 25 2s9 do 6G
s. So 81 do Il b. at 81 ao 2ss do DO q rS 3d. a. s. 7
Virginia DO; 90 n At S. so i5$ do 90 % at IS IS
newton q Co 25p Virginia lambs 20 10. S6 75 2s9
40 6s ~ At 50 go 290 do 80 II. So DO 8a
al So 60; 200 DO, Il N. Sc 23T II ~ SO 60
ll5 do 90 Ib at 50 -, 2E4 West Virginia do. H.
s. so DIS do 6s n at S6 Kentucky do ~ n at
50 10. 246 do. s. b Sc %; 260
gni3 DO Is b ar S4 y Virginia DO. s. n g -,
J H. Wi!kerson: SG5 Kentucky lambs 7S h s6
2l7 do. C. n Sc -. Dos 50 n So %; - Ken
lU7 10. s. 80. 10 los a S.
Harrington & Co. 223 Virginia lambs Il n AT S6 * +.
s. ~ -
7. bin & Shannon: a58 West Virginia lambs. 81 n at
SO -; 223 Virginia DO, ~ n at Sc ~. pa
50 10; ~ Ohio sheep I33 n 81 10. West
% 10 at s. 5o date Yesterday 1856 Kentucky sheep
export I2S n. a 81 20.
s Judd d Co 235 kentuozy lambs. = 70 at Sc
IOCS-Ftecsipts. 6I1 l. mainly con
signed direct No sales reported The market nominaly
rated steady Country dressed mainly nominal. quoted
al sla45'Ec per u for medium light weights.
sales tall late yesterday)-J. g Curtis & Son: p
State 100 h average 80 per n do
-. at Sc 40 G6 hogs, 144 10 SO 80. do lI2
n az s. % SO do l6S n. So 15. roughs. 16 n.
s. 30; do. 24T u. at 81 10; stag. $50 10.
Andrew Mullen 81 State hogs 157 n So 30. 10 do.
57 70 Sc Is roughs, 243 n s. 80; do PSI
So -; stays 320 n 81
j II Hume & Bro: l8 state hogs. IL n at So 20;
do 25@ n az Sc To- 10 do l37 10, Sc 80. rough
Il H Hollis: A. state hogs 191 10. Sc .. 10 do.
23S n. Sc 20; rough 800 n s. 90 stag.
81 %
n al SO 10 81 lS6 n at s.: roughs 30 n. So;
do. go 10. at s. 90