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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-10-08
Kohlsaat sees King Oscar.

Christiania. Norway, Oct Skiing
Oscar received G. w. Kohlsaat, the ST..
Louis exposition commissioner, in pri-
vate audience. His majesty manifested
great interest in the exposition and
said he regretted he could not go to
the United States, but he hoped that
Crown Prince Gustaf would represent
him at st. Louis.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-10-08
paris poIlee yVatch AnnrchIsts.

Paris, Oct SThe police have es
tablished surveillance over the anarca.
list element here III view OF the APP
preaching visit Of King Victor Emman-
uel Of Italy to Paris The arrest and
expulsion Of several suspects are ex.
pected The Patrie asserts TINT the
authorities are aware that several an
archist leaders recently left Americs
for Europe.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-10-08
RUSSIA'S ANSWER TO JAPAN.
Has sent 90 warships to be with Japan's
Vessels.

Has Sent 90 Warships 70 be With Japan's
Vessels.
London, Oct ST. Russia's answer to the
Japanese movement of troops into Korea
is dispatch Of mighty fleet to the same
waters. kilograms received today report
that ninety warshlps have arrived at Ma
sanpho, harbor in southern Korea and
have anchored within easy distance Of the
Jananese ships sent there some days ago.
Additional warlike news is that the
Brigades Of Russian troops have been hur-
riedly marched to the Korean boundary
line where they are now eneamped. Mean
time diplomats Of Russia and Japan are
negotiating at Toxic over the future Of
| Korea
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-10-08

Edmundston, N. b.. Oct, s.-Three
robbers imprisoned the night watch
man in freight car and blew open the
safe in the Canadian Pacific railroad
station here, escaping with about $500
in money.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-10-08
JNGLES AND JESTS.


Won Blumer-I came near being TAX
en- for deer in the Adirondacks.
Mrs. Won Blumer That's singular,
when you're such bear at home
Life.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-10-08

Appearances Not Deceptive.
"Mlss Elderly came from a very old
family, didn't she?7
"0h, yes"
"Well, she looks it" Town Topics.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-10-08
Senate May take Time.

More time may be required in the
senate for the passage Of the resolu
ton. Before taking it up the senate
must wait for the house to act AS a
week or ten days viii be required for
the house to pass the resolution it is
quite probable that the senate will not
have passed it before the time has ar
rived for the regular session Of con.
gress. But the first half Of December
should see it through the senate and
ready for the presidents signature un.
less the Democrats precipitate long
tariff debate
The presidents message to congress
in extra session will touch only upon
the Cuban question, following the lines
Of his call The annual message viii
not be sent in until the regular session
begins on Monday, Dec. Z. While the
president has made some notes Of what
he win say in that regular message
work upon it has not really begun.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-10-08

old gold and silver wanted at Tedners'
prices ii exchange for goods at +. E.IBurrs
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-10-08
CALL OF EXTRA SESSION
win BE Issued BY the President within a
Few DAYS.

viii BE Issued BY the President within q
Few DAYS.
Washington, Oct. s.-President Roose-
welt will issue the call for the extra
session Of congress within a few days
AS Nov. 9 is the date set for the
meeting, he will follow custom and Isl
sue the call in time to give members OF
the senate and house at least three
weeks TO make their preparations.
The president will state in his call
that the extra session is to pass joint
resolution to put into effect the pro
visions OF the Cuban treaty OF CONNER
cial reciprocity. No reference will be
made to any other subject, but, Of
course, congress is not limited TO the
consideration of the Cuban question.
Ii has fun power to take up and pass
measures dealing with other subjects.
The House Committees.
Speaker Cannon will not announce
the several committees OF the house
for some time after congress meets,
probably taking a fortnight 70 make
his selections. But it is expected that
within a day or two after the house
has organized BY the election Of a
speaker and other officers he viii name
the committee on ways and means, SO
that it can prepare the Cuban reciproc-
ity resolution and report it at an early
day. That would enable the house 10
consider this question, pass the resolu-
ton and send 1t to the senate within q
comparatively short time.
1t is thought that the debate on the
resolution will not be prolonged in the
house and that it will not be neces-
sary to enforce severe cloture Repub-
liean opposition to Cuban reciprocity
has been dissipated Some Republic
ans are still averse to it, but they ap-
preciate that it has become a party
question and that it would be unwise
to show party division SO soon before
the presidential election
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-06
BURGLARS DIVE UNDER WALL
AND ROB A BOATH0UsE.
With Heavy Plumber From Cres-
cent Club Quarters.

Gaining entrance to the Crescent Rowing
Clubs penthouse by diving under the walls
fronting the river and diving bacs. again
with their plumber is feat accomplished
By burglars in the guise of bathers. A lot
of steel tools and detachable steel pro-
peller are missing.
All the doors and windows OF the boat
house were secured How the burglars
managed to get ashore again with their
plumber is puzzling the police. because Of
the weight of the plumber, which would
be difficult for swimmer to carry.
That burglars had been In the boathoyse
was discovered yesterday morning by d. +.
Babcock. member OF the rowing club.
who had gone there to get out his boat and
take an early morning ride. =.
Everything in the boathouse waa scat
tered all over the floor, showing that come
one had been inside during the ni9ht.
After an Investigation II was learned that
fathers had been seen swimming In the river
house they must have dfved Beneath the
outer walls and come up into the @r,Iscs
where the boats float. They made Their
exit in the same manner. The police NJ
are searching for them. - - = 4
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-06

ass for s sss g..
HIAckBER RIsfss Home. grown aei.s . (.
sass eondton sasset As sssIs E nszss
efs EaE 3 Elaas.s , sSn, sa =
81 crown sugs ar zesI DC peck: Alabama LIE conte
:, wHogTLEBERRIE- Arkansas 40
ApPLEssHone- grown common, red at &C:
iqi. aS for .a "a aa and sreea onsiSnsa . Boil 0r
eh PiNt, sa p Sed s. ss92 2;
sHee.. Vaiezeis d s.soa El'e g.
CRAB APPLEs-Pecks at .oa5c.
Wild soese ss Sc su b..s:t red a.
ce eER pgunes sea:sc i7-ba; basket ''s an'
ass 81 per and sa. dss. . 90
cot3ANUTssaaPer Loo. E t Gl1e' IS: ,osbtns
..cAtIFoR rs DEupuous FRurrs-a, .uc-
p ien; sa.ls,. pear. IS and Sid
Sc . eSsTsie 5,l blask and Roysl Anna co.
ssa5sssd s sss:: psa ne
Observation-Disclosures lsss sna l ,ii baskets .sc
u. PVsI q early Ohio F6sse
VIEW oNIoNs-Near-by yellow SC: North
M NEW c Ed ssa5.s per bu -, -
JABERS..zHome-grown 1scNN per bu- box
TCMAIOES-Home- grown l5R1ec per bu. loose:
ha1 ripe 4GT5oc shipping order.
BEETlHome- grown 15d1c doz.
-LEITUCE-Chicago fat crates So7epc: X-bbia
sscIl Homegrown 2sGf0c per bu- box.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS DC doz punches:
GuMsoHone grown eoa7sc per ,1-bu. basket
1e,sse Der bunch Dn box sccor
Ing &c size: cases S56ooc.
EGGPLANS-Home-gr own 5oE1oc per doz.
ket- -
STRING BEANS-Home- grown at N1eQL 80 psr
6u bs1 loose Illinois nat box 7ea5sc: l1-pu- Chf
sorAsH-ouict. homegrown at &c bu box
loose -
GREEN CORN-Home-grown sugar 1s72,c dox
. SWEET POTATOE@New Bermuda e0f775c: u
ou basket: Tenn pecxs SC. 1-3-bu. Sc
kOHL.RAB1-25f5oc per doz-
SPINACH-Dc per blu. loose.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-06
SUMMARY OF THE ST. LOUIS MARKETS.

ant mark
a a ower
nigh
until
Sept wheat o
OF sed &c off
rs
featu
Yesterdays
we and6 rcent
N in he Il rarket
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-06
LOWER PRICES THE RULE
IN GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
WHEAT STRONG EARLY, But
LONGS BEGIN SELLING.
Trading in Corn Is Limited and
Much Influenced by Wheat
Oats Quiet All Day.

! Chicago. Aug 5.-Lower prices ruled in
both grain and provision pits to-day and
wheat was exceedingly weak. the Sept. de-
/ livery closing TsGilc lower. Sept corn was
Down ikd14c, oats were of &c. and pro-
visions were unchanged to 2isg5c lower.
WHEAr'
There was 4 firm opening in wheat. due 10
the higher cables and to the continue, rains
Throughout. the Northwest being 1,c to &c
higher at s95STslc. All the outside mar
kets were strong early in tho day and this
was n bull factor here during the first few
minutes of trading and helped to hold prices
Temporarily. but so much long wheat came
out on the advance that prices began to de-
cline steadily. The Northwest markets.
which had been strong early, had quite n
severe decline later in the day on predlc-
tons OF more favorable weather for thut
section of the country. anu this fact aided
IN the downturn. Extreme weakness nr.-
vailed the latter part of the day and Sept
declined 20 iassc. closing al ;S.SlISt-,c a net
loss of gale. Clearances of wheat and -four
Were equal to l4i,-v in. Primary receipts
were So hu against i.i73,!oo bu. a year
ago Minneapolis and DulBth receipts, l2I
cars, when. with local rsceIpIs ot ~, cars
- OF contract gTade-made total receipts |
Tor the three points of 80 cars against 223 |
cars last week and 40 cars a year ago
CORR.
Trading in corn was rather quiet and gov
crn.d largely by the action Of wheat IA
I, soi able Weather for the crop restrainei the
DSiiS ara smaller receipts held the bears in
check The Illinois corn report maxim rho
e9nution of the crop 70 on Aug /. agafnst
IS last month. ha,i STRENGTHENING infiIl-
ence. but the weakness in wheat overbaI-
anced all other factors. The close Was
weak. with Sept. isat.c lower at 5.Isc. after
seiihs between 5f3sc ana 52ssc Local req
eel2.s were ~ cars. with 20 OF contract
OATS.
, Oats ruled quiet throughout the en.;re
LAY and prices were influenced mainly nv
re course of other grains 9ITnn-o,,aI
weather in the West led 70 considerahIe
'eiing By commission houses at the oIifset
~. t2e offerings We're well taken Trading I
vas mostly OF local character After saIi7' !
ns between sac and 3ii-c. sent. cSsai 10
over al aiisc. Local reccints were l37 cars
RANGE OF FUTURES " StiA'' ,
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-06

Grown SIC: yellow &c. and white ss.- ouoss
packers stock nOminaliy: Brown 55..If1sc. yell
iow 5ieTa7.c: white at &c.
Frog Iegs-Scsrce; duots at $50 per dog. for
large '.cnsl for rne.iiurn ard Soc for small
Beet-On or1srs: Bnld--Piate- roll and Fulton
Aarhet 81 59 mess xl: dried. Ib.-sets iIiac:
lfi.c per ID.
Vesls-Quote at SIC to &c for heavy to 4ls75c
!or fancy small and Fat s1np 20 rs ibs.D: herr
US Ig and thin &c TO 33zc. Yeariing sheep at sc:
on BUCKS and ewes at iiSH2c. spring lambs at
ifIitzc per ID. Trim lambs not wanted.
1--we Poultry-old chickens. hens. per H.. 9c.
Ice: ducks Sc; spring geese nc: Suing tr,rk.ys
lsc: old turkeys lc: old geese. fuIi-feathered-
&C. live pigeons and squads. per doz.. 81.
Dressed Iced Pou'iry-C hicxens-Hens f0c:
spring chickens Ioc: ROSTERS SIC: turkeys l.c-
Foregoing figures are for choice only
Garne-cluiet; all game should be carefully ice-i
curing warm weather. We quote: Woodcock at
20 per doz-: plover 81 % per doz
FRESH Fish-euOte: Black bass al lie: crappie
AZ &c for small to &c for large. dressed cat &c.
spoonoiH cat &c: bullheads-dressed SIC and gross
&c; ounsio.gross &c: dressed &c: German carp
perch &C.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-06

attracted the heaviest selling and declined II
points from the best price of the morning, while
the later positions showed loss Of p to IS points
as compared with the opening figures. The mar.
ket at the close was weak, and at the lowest
level OF the day on the new crop months. with
the general list showing net losses of Is TO il
New 6 Orleans RE Aug S-,Cotton futures steady d.
sI.: Nov. 2.5iga.sec: Dec. 953af9 54r Jan. ESQ
s.ssc: Feb s.5sa?.s.c: March s.ssds. SIC. Spot
cotton easy; sales lDi; ordinary IlLc: low mid
ding iaisc; middlng he: good niddins 1Jizc:
midoiins fair ia S-l5c. Receipts D.4si.
Liverpool Aug. 5.--cottor-Spot moderate BUSH
ness: prices tirrn American Iniidiing fair. 1.lsd;
god nliddl.nS sesd: nddiing 6.aed: low mid
ling :, fid; good ordinary 6lsd ordinary 5.ssd.
the sales Of the day were $50. bales. OF which
Goa were for speculation and export and in
Including n.eo) American. Futures opened firn,
ana closed quiet American m:ddliIg S i9d: Aug.
aud sept esid. sept s jid: sept. and Oct. 5.sid.
OCT Ici. and Nov sd: NOV. and Dec. 5.s7Ts. sd:
DEC; and Jan 5;35G . Sid Jan. and Feb. 80
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-06
New York Curb Market.

New York. Aug 5.-Dealngs in the curb as
sumed much larger proportions to-day. but In
nearly every instance they were ACCOMPANIED hv
sharp declines in prices. The opening was fairly
steady, but shortly after the initial dealings n
heavy selling movement developed. which car
r1ed prices for all the active issues down to the
sales Were about 5000 shares:
Northern Securities opened weak and active
and continued this way for the greater par, Of
the day II sold from $50 up to 81. then down,
within small fraction of Its low record to
S5,<. and up to sJA sales OF 90 shares the
largest in some time. Greene Copper was also
one OF the most active issues. selling from III
down to. leI.. then back to II on sales of $3.50
shares; Loo shares Of American Can preferred
gold from 3I5s down to 3ei.I31. and 500 shares OF
the common sold from down 10 az: 1850 shares
OF Seaboard preferred sold from 81 down to 55as
then up to 33|.; Havana Tobacco made n new
low record to-day. selling from . down to 2iH
for 200 shares.
Brooklyn Rapid Transit bonds SOLD for 7s,s for
$40. Geo Standard OIL sold from 5a5 TO COO. then
down to $50 fer shares: 10 shares OF American
Light and Traction sold at e2i.: 100 shares OF
Interboro r. T. sold az s'i7 and 30 shares sold
at as% zoo shares OF International Salt sold from,
I9iL down TO lGss
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-06
DAY OF NERVOUS FEARS
FOR STOCK SPECTATORS.
DECENTRALIZATION BARELY
AVERTED BY BANKERS.
Holders of Declining Issues Anx-
ious to Sell Because Selling
Is Difficult.

New York. Aug. 6-The hour for closing
pof to-day's stock market was hailed with
relief by the highly strung members of the
exchange. The day was one of excitement
and alarm. and the fading away OF the
prices Of securities was SO rapid and COM
prehensive AZ to arouse grave fears of the
consequences. The announcements OF two
failures were the only two disasters to de-
veIop. and neither Of them was a surprise.
Some Of the days liquidation was sup
posed to be Of collateral on the loans of
the failed firms. although 1t was officially
announced In one case that the creditors
had decided to withhold the collateral from
the market In its present condition. 1t was
very evident that q very general closing
out Of collateral in loans was in progress
and much OF 1t was allowed to go for
what It would bring. AS the demand for
stocks is still exceedingly light. the nat
ural result was q decentralization Of the
market, and the pressure grew more acute
by the reactionsry effect Of the selling in
forcing a shrinkage OF the collateral in
other loans So rar as the news OF the day
was concerned, tnsre was very slender
basis for the sacrifice OF securities beyond
the uneasy sense that collateral could not
fbe readily realized on and the consequent
desire TO convert 1t into ready money.
DETERMINED SUPPORT.
any market, and It had its natural result
to-day. Expectation was at the high pitch
At. the opening, and Generalization was
prevented only by the most vigorous and
determined support on the part OF banking
interests and market manasers for various
fuonnnent stocks. The support WAS espe-
ciaIIy notable in the United States Steel
8 tocxs and succeeded in raising the .prce
OF the common a point and the preferred
iEy over last nights level. The support OF
thee stocks was helped by the TACT that
some OF tine developments which were
feared from yesterdays meeting Of direc.
fhsse stocks was potent factor In the
Weaf ness CT yesterdays market. the strong |
s,snr,nrf accorded them had q soothing ef-
fecf o. sentiment. The result vas q pretty |
eenerni recovery from the opening declines.
4,Scr rsrne the announcement OF the first |
fsiiure, that Of m important house with |,
commitmcots m . variety OF stocks. From |
fhaf fime until tho close the liquidation |
Was Internationally pursued with occasional |
rnlllea On abort covering
Thew rs IN carer rush to cover among
'fhS SSSxS N the anal dealings. but even then
fl,ere Wer0 renewed breaks at other points
snd IL cioeiuE vas extremely nervous and
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-06
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

1,ew fork aug. s.-Ficur-Recelpts %. ISL Ibis:
exports as,,I I4s hgLs quiet bet riiniy held Rsc
e.; 40 80 cornrneal steady. RE quiet Rsriey
s sTlH Mheat-Rsceipts o. fs5; steady: No rel
No Northern pninih sslse I. .. al5 q a No
a hs5c b Raniobe sse a;ioat Options opened f-
Which E IT gave way under llqudltiGn and closed
ssp,, het lower: Nay s5,sfssisc. closed SIC;
S.lzc. closed sss.c- osrn-Rscepts a. 7a5:
eieya1or and 'I si,e spa Co.., steady No 2 5s
by "h hs wbest s oRs9 aT; las e in
l9ssr SEPT sssss Dee s5. e.' eaosea si &c.
White @ g. x sRIt N i Ns ms, s.
Sc Beef DILL Beef hams SCI 5Oliss o. cur
faiow a c sses leR oI dull dqIi a PSsk
4za;;2s.e. Rice firm. Moiasses firm. 1'' Seii0"
Ns sSE,aE siaS. Ne :sssse s No red h 7sss
c Oats S9f11NS: i.Ssc No yellow .c.
white sisa.c Rys.No. 5oss s5f s4s s,s Se
No, SIS Sc; No Northwestefn &c. Timothy seed
PORK bbi. SIS tesf s.lai a9d
3 ss ss ss az ss;ss; sgfs riss sides l9ese
ks tas ae0f &, f s,ab si5ss 'zd2 sas' Wits
Minneapolis. Aug. 5.--Mheat-Sept. 7s,sc: Dec.
1s,tc: On trk-No hard size: No Northern
ents si5aat.s5 second patents Mteai %: iiss:
clears 5;ssgS 8: second clears :2.5o82.s9 Bran
Kansas cit--. Aug. s.-wheat-sept sss.c: Dec.
,gse sssh r.. No hard Iia5i,ss: No sS&7a,sc:
8 7ealic coin-sept 45i<g4sisc: Dec. is,.9isse:
cash No. mixed isisc. No. . white i6.sep;sc: 20
3, SIS osts.No white :sa?ic: No . raixed
''Jc- Rye-No. Sc. Hay-Chotce timothy Is n.
do. prairie S.e5. Reeeipts-wheat $50 bu
corn 1870: oats 2.ool. shipments-wheat S. SO
bu.: corn IL. 100: cats Loo.
Milwaukee. Aug. 5.-Wheat firm; No North
ern ssd5tc: No. Northern s.izGriStSc: new Sept
1880 sellers Farley steady; No 5efi65. sample
fG155c. Corn-Se1t. 52a5Ztsc
Peoria, Aug Corn frn: No. s. soc; No.
4. 4Ac. Oats steady: No. 3 white new s.s.c.
new No white 80 GIizc. Whisky on the
basis of sl.3 for finished goods
Liverpool. Aug 5-Wheat-No. Northern
spring steady; s 3D. No z red winter Western |
Futures quiet: Sept Gs t;sd: Oct. Gs ed: Dec. !
es 4s.d Corn-American mixed spot steady As |,
Sd. Futures quiet. nominal.
Duluth. Aug. a.-Wheat In store: No. hard |
sGc: to arrive: No. / hard s6isc; No. Northern |
seisc; No; Northern size: Sept sIIsc. Oats on |
track and to arrive &c. =
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-06
STOCKS RALLYAT CLOSE
FOLLOWING EARLY DECLINE.
BETTER BUYING DEMAND DE-
VELOPS.
Trust Company and Bank Issues
Have Moderate Support at
Lower Levels.

After sharp early breaks, a great many
buying orders for fractions came out at the
close. ST. Louis Transit. after opening very
weak at 81, advanced 10 SIS. and closed
with net loss of only small fraction as
compared with the prices recorded the pre-
vious day. United Railways preferred
dropped To $685. and rallied to SIS. the net
loss for the day being 81 a share. The 4
percent bonds heId firm with 500 bid and
no offers.
Commonwealth at s2s1 and Missouri at
Slzaso were the only active issues in the
tnst company group Bank stocks were
wanted at lower figures. but there were no
transactions.
National Candy first preferred was active =.
on the downturn from s91 to $3.50. Brewery
ss nad better support at $50 ami se3. y. and
fin. o,
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-06

New York. Aug Spot tin was q 81 lower In
London at f1ci, and futures were Is Cd lower at
fl,3 Locally tin also lower and closed
LONDON at f57 los for spo, and f5s los for futures
Locally copper was quiet and unchanged at 139
quoted at ls.5ai3c, According to the semi
Change import Of copper for the past Six
months amounted to 1905 tons. against es.757
tons the year before. and the exports were Sc ia
tons. against IS. 506 tons Lead declined Is Id in
London to 80 1ss I'd and was UNCHANGED in New
York at 42nc. Speiter UNCHANGED in Lon
don at go and here at 5-s75c. Iron closed at S2s
in GLASGOW. No foundry Northern is quoted
IL: No. foundry Southern and No. foundry
Southern soft at Sis Jo611
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-06
Packing.House Priee..


.Pork-New STANDARD n,ass in q 1obbing way
closed ncminally at Has.
Lard-Choice steam on e side closed nofnfnally
At &c: kettle-rendered 7x6ec.
Ds MeatSTo arrive: loose cured cribs
nominal, closing 4s-av. at 7.9fIzc. and 5e-av. at
ssi.c G. a Z Boxed IN e jobbins way ranged
extra shorts at nc. cribs at she. short clear
a, SIC, bellies at s!sds5sc. plates at s1sc fat
backs At US, standard backs at SIC. Dealers
Bscon-Boxed 8. c. meats In jobbfnE way
ranged: breakfast bacon at from l3c for heavy
TO 1s1zc for choice light; hams at I.,sc to l51.c
Plain smoked boxed lots in jobbine way ranged:
At SIC: bellies At s1aloNc: plates a. nc: fat
on orders.
Green Hams. Etc-car lots held T. o. b. E side
ioc: iss, is and Is at SIC Skinned Sa,ns1i g.
av. at 117tc: 1ss to c0s and ~ to rs at I2c:
CALIFORNIA; at &c: ". Y. shoulders. 10 to u ay,
at &c. From the block. DEL: Hams at SIC to
10Lc and bellies At nc to uizc as In average;
CALIFORNIA; at SIC; n. Y. shoulders at &c
Tail6w-Country az 4Hc for current receipts Of
ably not bring that price: No. at &c. Packers,
prime to choice held at &c to &c.
Oleo-Fear1ne-Numfna at TIC.
quote ANAL Irregular d country: