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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-03-31
TO MEET CONFORMITY.
Farmers Institutes of Ephraim and
Manti Move For Experiment Farm.

Ephraim March N-rhe farmers in-
stitute of this city and the Alanu Farm
crs' institute VIII meet ln q joint SEES
sion this week for the purpose OF get
ting "a petition circulated requesting the
Agricultural college 20 establish an eN-
pertinent farm in this county. and there
Is little doubt that IF the measure rs
carried through The trial wiz be at
SUBWAY, halI way between this city ana
Manti, where the loamy s0al is noted for
It's power % hold moisture. The
irrigated lands of this country are rap
idly becoming too valuable TO be en-
ployed iu raising wheat and oats, and
the far-sCciug men of this county hope
Co see dry farming successfully tried in
various parts or this county. ShumWa y
is the ideal place for the farm which
should fal Co this district
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-03-31
Sixty Years Experience Of an Old
Nurse.

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing syrup is the
prescription of one Of the best femaI.
physicians and nurses IN me United
states. and has been used for sixty years
with neVer-failing success bv millions oF
mothers for their children. During ina
process Of teething its value Is incaicuIa-
bic. IL relieves the child from pain. cur-.
dlarrhOea. gripping in the bowels and VIM
cole By giving health 20 the child it
rests the mother. Price . cents a bottle.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-03-31
CRUSHED no DEATH.


GaWI.us March aI.-J0hu Corners. son
OF shop auul1yg. was instantly 6ulad
thIe afternoon ly falling under The
wheels of heavy freight wagon ODD
which Dee Dad climbed fur Che purpose of
stealing "a ride. The wheels passed over
DIS neck and chest
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-03-31
COUNTY ATTORNEY WAS BUSY
Makes Out Complaints Against Four
People on Various Charges.

People on Various Charges.
& complaint was made out yesterday
iu the county attorneys office charging
John Dudieys of Sugar with selling
liquor without q license. 1t was sworn
out by W. W. Taylor. VINO alleges that
he bought half a pint of whisky from
Dudleys for % cents.
Two Greeks named George GOuvis
and Christ Antonio. who are employed
at the Bingham smelter. engaged In a
light Sunday. The former drew a re-
yOIVer uDOn the latter Complaints
were made ont by the county attorney.
Complaints were also made out
against John and Richard Doe, charg-
ing them With stealing two copper pigs
from the Highland Boy smelter and
selling them 20 a junk man iu this city.
They were valued an $50. The authori-
ties have q clue To the thieves.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-03-31

Visit the tea room. IL is a cosy little
nook. The tea is delightful The tea
room at Keith-O Esieu c0mpanys IS in
the rear of the main stairway in the
basement. Ask for hatch-e-o-ga; ask
Tor larg-c-lng
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-03-31

The stereopticon views which Mrs.
Rhodes wiH use in her lecture this
evening Do the salt Lake theatre are
of beautiful coloring.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-03-31

All members of the Chgdren's Home
Finaina association of Utah are hereby
notified that a meeting of The ass0cia-
tos VIII be- held at the Y. VI. O.. A..
pari0rs Monday afternoon, April l3. at
$3.50 o'clock. one of the purposes OF
tho meeting win be- TO incorporate the
society urdF the Utah laws author
izug the incorporation of societies 10
do business without profit
RICHARD WAKE.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-03-31
Tho Tea Room

MRS. =. T.. SHEPARD.
Secretary.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-03-31

Vegetable Compound is the
be this important period in girls
through with and safety the work
f0Ftify physical well being that
sickness and suffering
N3s3I Above prove
dia r Coz
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-03-31
Young women may avoid much sick
ness and pain, says Miss Alma Pratt if
they will only have faith in the use Of
Lydia E. Plllzharn's Vegetable Compound.

@DEAz Mp PEHNI: feel my duty tell all young
how much Lydia b. Pnkhams wonderful Vegetable Compound has
done for was completely down. unable attend school, and
did any kind society feel like person,
and have gained pounds of flesh in three months.
"IeOmmend to all young who suffer from female weak
ess"-IIis ALIA PRATT, Holly Mich
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-03-31

"DEAR MRs FNEHA-I wish to thank you f0T The help
eft have received through the Of Lydia +. Pnkham'
table Compound and Liver Pills. When I was about st
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-03-31
FREE MEDICAI ADYICE TO YOTNG GIRIs.

All Young girls a this period Of life earnestly invited to
write Eiklam advice; guided uOterly
hundreds Of her advice is freely and cheeU
given, and her address is Lynn, Mass.
Jadng from the letters She receiving from many young girls Mrs
the public
allowed pushed to
the front and graduated with honor often physical collapse follows and
takes the lost yitaoften it
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-03-31

hard, but the doctor thought different and
prescribed tones, which ! took by the
quart without relief. Reading one day In
the poper Of Mrs. Pinkham's great cures,
and finding the symptoms described an
sWerrd mine. | decided / would give Lydia
Z. B1nI.ham's Vegetable Compound
trial did not say a word TO the doctor;
! E<ught it myself, and took it according
to directions regularly for two months,
ana 1 found that l gradually improved,
and that all pains left me, and l Was my
old self once more. - LuLE T. SINCLAIR,
II e. 22d St, Chicago ILL.,
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1903-10-24
~ NnAGEioz THONPSCN.
CHAPTER xxx.

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Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1903-10-24
TROLLEY ANo FARM.
The euiekensnx or the ways of western
Rural Life.

me 'tutckensnE of the ways ct Nc~tern
Rural Life.
No great war or political change ever
worked nearly 50 great a revolution
FOR the betserment OF the people and
the quickening OF their ways OF life
as Is now being wrought throughout
the Middle West 10y the trolley sys-
tens that are spinning their webs I'm
every direction. Within the cities The
change Is already old. and we have for
gotten how things were when we for
mcrly depended on the mule cars for
such little transportation rs we had
with In The city. Such thing as pleas
IRE riding on The street ears was chen
unknown. and the pleasures OF the
parks were available to those alone
that could afford horses and carriages.
Moreover. the Quickening % lie ;hat
came with rapid transit and the zen
I eral broadening out 20 large areas and
more comfortable Living co:uc 20 Dc IN
old story i'm the city
But ina the smaller towns. where the
I trolley is new and the closer connection
with the larger and buster centres OK
f life has but recently come. the chauges
are Just now working. and il e. inter
/ eStinc 20 observe their outward phases
I Ride out over any line through a sec
ton where. Il couple OF years ago. there
I We're old. implanted houses and tum-
bic-down fences. and you Will scc 4
I Spruc,ng mp i'm the way OF new paint
ami new buildings and general tidiness
7 that is astonishing. And M the little
old towns that were formerly sleeping
in the summer san seem 60 have been
galvanized INFO Now lie. The cross
.oads store hes heen wiped ont. hut
wherever Tho town WAS larE, enough
10 have taken firm root as q >emnun-
ity Sd has taken on new lie Tie boys
can live az homo and work ir ~" r.fy.
inst"cd ~ doser.ing TIC village 90 live
In "a city boarding hoa-,. ard the
folks" TO find 4 way OF making money
oT thei- poultry AMI garden truck
chat was formerly impossible They
love 10 spend the money iu Frightening
up the old home. trimming The hedges
and lawns. aad making il look as i
/ somebody lived there. =
No human prejudice ever diss appeared
81 quickly rs has that OF the merchant
81 the smaller town who imagined
that thc trolley was going 10 take away
his business. lie Is now ciamoring Tot
all The trolley lines nc can Get. INDIAN
, apolis Journal
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1903-10-24

General Jackson, with the caatiol
whsca tue occasion demanded, held
his lit.'e army weli together aud did
ne. relax his vigilance until he wa
sure that the British bad abanl0uel
az thouyat ~ farther Efforts 20 take
Sew Orleans He pernitted MF. Yer
non e. cond1cs Mrs. Vernon, Pauline
aud Malsnoiseiie do Sezannes to ;ae
cisy. blt Lieatenant Ballancbe Wa
ordered. snaca % his cbagrin. 20 re-
- ain with the army.
Kick MaccOliOlyh. old man Barns
and Fassear has been buried ten
por1~iiy ~ shallow gcsyes near where
rlsy lad fallen. later. Mr. Vernon
had al taYes brought - New Orleao.
aod inferred ia . cemetery Sbere -
t.sis dsy = heavy brick to.nb stands
nnder & spreading oak.
4 few yezrs ago the walls % ibie
tomo were crumbiiDg 20 ruiu. bat iQ
1889 some kind hand restored then
aud covered the whole with darabie
stucc0.
There vas tHnult Of eioicing which
lasted for macy days aud nights in
Orlesns. Never. perhaps, ia the bis
tory Of vsrk va there battle ii such
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1903-10-24
WORDS or wsoov.


IngraHtudc is treason TO mank.ud.-
Thomson. -r.s->-,f
Victory belongs 70 the most perse-
voring Napoleon.
Poetry comes nearer to vital truth
than history.
Wealth is not his that ha, g.. but his
that enjoys u.-Franklin.
Invention is the talent 81 youth as
Judgment is OF age.-SwitJ.
lie that never leaves his own country
is fun of prejudices.-GolGoni
Joking often loses friend. and never
gains an enemy. simmons
What leads to unhappiness is making
pleasure the chief im.-Shcnstonc.
l. never occurs io fools that merit
aad good fortune are closely united
Goethe.
Hope is SO sweet with lis golden
wings thnt. so his last sigh. man still
implurcs ir-De In Peua.
IL is better to suffer wrong THAN 10 il.
and happier to be sometimes chca cd
than not 10 trust.-Samuel Johnson.
Il is "a great misfortune not To have
enough Wiz go speak wcli. or not
enough Judgment 90 keep silcnt-La
Bruyere
The ch.cfest action fov man OF
spirit is never 10 be out of action; the
soul was never pa, into The body 10
stand Webster
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1903-10-24

why don't somebody get born. get
married. or die. or run or with some
other mans wife, kiss the hired girl.
get drunk aud shoot up the town. Kill
one OF the valuable town dogs. burn
out some place OF business so as TO
get the insurance. or commit suicide
OF. in fact. Go any old thing so as to
liven mp matters-be metropolitan. the
same as in cities as gosh.
but this is a dry old burg. no excite
mem OF any knd-hasn't been "A fist
to-Skull encounter for SO long that the
boys have almost forgotten the manly
art OF scIf-protectlon. Gee! but this is
getting to be tame affair for the
wild and woody west. III we 20 on be-
having in this manner what do you
suppose our dear friends In the elite
east viii think OF such conduct OUT
here among the wilds OF the Great
American Spokogee o. IT,
Journal. -
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1903-10-24

The City Treasurer of Edinburgh.
Colonel Sir Io0ert Cranston VINO has
lately been knighted 10y King Edward.
was called upon recently by q CONNER
cial traveller. who wished 90 see thc
colonel on business. As Sir Robert.
Ike most of his associates. Is OF the
Volunteer CorDs. not OF she regular
army. the travellers inquiry was Tor
Nj CTanSton. Colonel Cranston. he
was informed. was out
oh. very well; can l sec Mr.. -
them mentioning another member OF
tic firm.
Major -- is out, too"
And is Mr.. --- ont ALSO"
~ am sorry 20 say that Captain -
has just left 10 attend musketry
class"
The exasperated traveller turned to
90. when he was recalled and asked
II lie wished TO leave any message.
Well" he replied, Its OF no conse-
Quencc. but you might just say. II You
think OF il, that Lord Wolseley looked
in -
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1903-10-24
Low tho milan sa,...

The Italian working man, at wage
OF Si.25 10 81 % day can always
manage 70 put some portion Of il 10y,
even il he has n large family. cor
ner Of bis chest is his hrst savings
bank" IT there - no chest, he car
ries n about with him ia n greasy
pOck etbook, or with fear and tTem-
bling hands IL over 10 some good
friend who keeps shop, 20 hold IL
until IL amounts 70 s. or 20. lie
guards IL jealousiy. unlike many of
the easier going Irish peasants. No
Oh chine teapot on an upper shelf, no
old stocking - a 1t receptacle. After
a bank account is started small sums
follow d.. aud when there are several
hundred dollars fl,s man looks around
for chance 20 invest.
RE buys real estate most frequently,
unless he plans TO use his first money
IN setting mp n small shop OF his own.
Real estate - the poor Italian : dream.
Only Kew York real estate Is not
usually what he Is looking for His
purchases are most Frequently made.
Italian authorities say, in one Of the
towns on the outskirts % New York,
Paterson being. for example. a popn
Jar place. lie begins with large
mortgage. aud sets himreif the tell
at reducing .his. and gelaom docs he
: fail 20 make q payment. - New Iofs
( Tribune.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1903-10-24

About the most curious industry tie
wavfarer will encounter in New York
City streets is that of selling Chinese
water-iilies There are two rival
merchants engaged ia 1T. on opposite
sides Of Park place. near the elevated
station. Both are old men. and as
neither is ever seen Co dispose of amy
90 his wares the profits OF the traffic
must he set down AS predetermined
80 other industry calls for go small a
space. the stock-ln-trade consisting OF
two ordinary tumblers ol water. in
each % which one of the "iics s.
seen 20 be thriving in i~hv. pale
green sort OF way. and rl-ce of
oi brown paper iu which q dozen OF
ea OF the unieveloped bulbs ise await
Jag purchaser So ten cents apiece.
The bulbs resemble nothing SD much
as mere strips &c black puttv. AMI even
the green things in she glasses. which
arc supposed - have attained perscc-
uoa, have az e.l-iikc, unhealthy look,
scarcely likely g. appeal 90 anyone save
an enthusiast The two Oil chaps
stick 10 their posts and steadily ais-
play their wonderful "liii,-,' mote
uithstand:ng, - remarked before. thal
nobody was ever seen 20 huy one. T,
IS a soss.up, indeed, whether nineteen
passers-by ont Of every twenty would
not decline 10 receive the cutirc out6i
oi either old merchant as p giit.-Nes
York Commercial Advertiser.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1903-10-24

great difficulty made his escape into
Mississippi. The crimc OF which he
was accused was DEMONSTRATING. and
when he left New Orleans. 1t was
astride Of Ballanche's favOrite marc
that be rode into the swampy woods
and evaded the officers.
When Pauline and Fairfax were
married. the guests at their wedding
were chosen with a care that srr-
priscd not few who had expected 10
be invited. Ii was Mr.. Vernon him.
self who had most insisted on this ex-
ciusiveneSS.
Fairfax had bis drop OF bitter 10
swallow with all his nuptial sweets.
On the day OF his marriage. he learned
that Madame Souvestre had made
over her fortune 10 the church and
had retired to n convent. He could
IA no wise blame himself for this,
aud yet he knew that into that sweet
young womaE's life his house Ia | cast
, ire. .di>aHle so.row.
Mr.. Vernon insisted upon having
7 his children. as he now called Paul
inc and Fairfax, live az Chateau dor,
where they watched him 30 gently
/ down tho decline OF life. He out.
7 lived Mrs. Vernon many years, and
3 died az the age Of nirety-Oue. For
/ years before his death. he spent much
time AZ the old mahogany desk. writing
what afterward was found 20 be both
a will and history. Ia the testament
sry part Cf the huge document be leis
all his property to his daughter. aud
she was surprised 90 fed that n large
part Of the bcquest consisted OF land
Ell estates in Scotland. The will was
. signed Thomas MacCollough. and
among the annexed papers were all
the directions. facts and documentary
proofs neces sary 20 establish 'hc t-ntl
OF strange aud startling autOo.og-
raphy.
One thing was left without an wovj
OF explanation. In the package 81
papers was inclosed the amethyst
cross, still shut In the old, worn
leather case.
Pauline refused TO make publ,
claim to the estates in Scotland. buN
after her death. which IVES IN 1870
- c',H offered the proofs aL-
: t5-cc-ssi the property. Which was
valued at neirly \ .-,i'lion dollars.
Fairfax never rcacAcl cn.ncncc as
en- artist. Indeed. after his marriage
me made no more than occasional
efforts with his brush. One of hi
pictures. however. has been recon +
attracting much attention. by soM.
means. II passed from the hands of
friend IN New Orleans 20 whom Fais
FAX gave 10. and is now in the ecifcr
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1903-10-24


''Soa arc 20 blame for my li-e anl
you-s,~ he growled hoarseiy. 'Yoa
are - blame fo- everything, Yoa set
youv selfish. hyQocri;icai. cantiag o.
iecious between Margaret and me,
poisonei oar lives with yoar irivei-
ing. sarc6n0nioas deceit and bigotry.
drove her from home; male a brute OF
M. aud nov hero W arc dying
together, sab. xol cowAVdly old as
sassin. sab
II Barns hRi heard him. he gave no
siCn. has fac was still upturned ani
ovev his emaciated features aud into
his sunkcn eyes hal come a look Of
supphcati0n. Was he praying2
None % that herer exclaimed
Ranes1. noticing the raps stare and
the moving lips. "loa shall no. make
81 altar OF M Tor yo1r infegnll mum
merry
A. he spoke. lac feebly lifted one OF
has ha'f-para'yzel les anl t-,eI .
STRIKE 8s-as IN ths blcS with has
knee.
Il was faii.e a.lcmps. and the OK.
hsnssel OUTLAW settled l'sn with griri
rc.i yaation % await tas cal, what;
ever % might be-
Barns ircr his icft han 1. whicb hal
been clltchiny BA2caa's collar. across
has Tor al aad ewes. as ID % clear
his vision. AMI looked all around, then
ny intp tAe trce-sons. Ole seeinC HIN
woull have beea sure tllt the old
lsl s-i a-- 81 q familiar voics call
Ia lia IA as n0w sitting heavily
,n Il Am an. r,..,1t an his 1h--, 1Ifar.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1903-10-24

opinion Is unanimous that the convict
thus employed Is OF more value 90 the
public. IS better treated ami interfercs
less with free labor than IN any other
way.-Dallas Texas News.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1903-10-24
S~SYNG:s5 K 80.
g6OID SSs u 3:
S N0GNDSS'
@SSS~~~ e-SS@


+ y estimated. after thor
ouch Investigation. that
ninety per cent. OF every
pound OF freight carried
hy rail or water has been
or will bc carried over the
New-York tribune., 1903-07-31
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool. July 3O.-CIosing: Wheat-Spot quiet; No
red Western winter 6s Sd: No Northern spring
No caltforna Is ID futures quiet: July nominal; Sep
can mixed. steady As sgd futures quiet July
inal September IS esd Peas-Canadian dull at IS Cd.
Flour-St. Louis fancy winter quiet Sd. Hops at
London Pacific COAST steady at 20 I2sqf6 quiet;
extra India Cos. Pork quiet prime mess Western
7ss cd. Hams-Short cut. Il to 16 10 firm at SOS.
cut 26 to 30 10. steady at COS
light. 2s TO "a 10 firm Cd long clear mddes
heavy. 80 30 ~ firm b1s backs 10
20 ~ quiet at AIS Cd; clear bellies, Il TO IS steady
at 6Os 3D. Shoulders-Square Is ~ steady 3ss
Lard steady: prime Western, IN tierces $751; American
refined in pails SSs Buter-Good United States steady
T5s. Cheese quiet American white, 3d. do
colored: AIS Cd. TaIowPrime city steady 22s Cd
Australian IN London dull at 2es Cd TurpentIneSprs
firm at 4Os Rosin-Conmon steady at 6s 3D. Petroleum
Refined nominal Linseed oil duh at 2Ss Cottonseed
ol-Iull refined. spot firm at 2Ss.
New-York tribune., 1903-07-31

a. me lnediate opening prices sold up EaSsc
oWo good buyers Then II hesitsted and for time
% teaoy until u strengthened up again advent
u hlIiish crop adNieee toward Of
ofen markets contributed aid on the bull side as
bnsush quotations were AQ19sd higher and Paris
Mheot 70 % points up. On the other hand -four
from ~ 10 % points net lower
bnshels FOR the three Northwest States Another which
atlsctea some attention at the opening estimated
1000 O0 bushels for Missouri 65 600 600 for Kansas
ne interior receipts about half as large last
year. and seapoar1 cearances very light THE price
current SAID the wheat situation essentially
changed: moderate disappointment Yields continues
quotations OF cash wheat, basis
Chleago " sc. ana No hard Chicago S45sc. al TO
arrive; No red New-Yorb. S51sc. SPOT. .COFN-It
took some time Tor bulls upper hand IN corn
Today as the rain lower tenperatures gave
pears an advantage after the opening that led 10
siderable snort selling and effort out lot OF
Iong STUN N hopes Of breaking the But
persistent hrnness OF wheat with some bad
crop news and the already buliish temper Of trade
etetuiIy gave the market impetus which advanced
september here to 5Sc This held until the close
when realizing unsettled the and left II finally &c
net hgher cables s95sd better and interior re-
celpts air The Price Current said condition of
corn was fuIly maintained, but need rain
white and No : yellow 59Ec o b afoat Fxnorfers
took egt loads Of here loads al outports
..-. .OA IS-Ihe market for
out the day sympathy with corn and closed rather as
cash sales were only 1000 bushels oats closed AT
4oc' No 3 39tPc; No white. 4lizc; VIII 4OI5c.
track white 3gei46c. and standard white RYE
Market firm No Western. 5912c, afoat: State rye
- ~ = - -''"-
New-York tribune., 1903-07-31
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New-York July 30. 1903
BEEVES-No receipts and sales reported dressed
beef steady; city dressed native sides 81 geeS per ID
Gables quoted American live cattle seA4!is
a lI%412&c refrigerator beeI al %
9kc per II The Anta carried 10 the West 1h!es 70
day s. G. Culver Tomorrow the SSiiIlc,
Liverpool will about 2S5 cattle for j. snai-
berg & Son 2So head SchWarZschid q suizoeIseF
cattle quarters beef for the swirl eet
Company "a cattle and LOO quarters for the MOTIFS
Beef Company. ~ L.os
CALvES-R9ceipts all for the market, were q mead
a1e TO hesd besides reported on sale from peyous ~,
made Offering u head all at Jersey Lty-
als were rated about STEADY; only the fesS 1 n Cy
Fssssd Veals, 9g12c fb country dressed zoo -,
Judd s. Co: veal 100 10 at IS per
DO, 10 10, SO; 3 do. 1sT 10. at 50.
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Recepts, all for the market.
were 42O6 head, making. with the stgCA
yesterday, q total Of 2b-s cars 70
aIIa ruled dull ct
cline from yesterday i4c per good share ol me
offerings sheep and with light supply, genera s
lambs 1G15c higher. and there was some ualng
at advance OF NC About ears OF stock %sIe ~
sold Sheep S36S8 per 100 10; few small oehenes
al 81 IS: s2G$2 IS: reported sales OF aHs Ne5e
Al SIS BOSS 90 culis at 81 sIt9 dressed
mutton. 6Ggc n dressed lambs, sAseflIc - -
average s. $ per 100 ~ IA DO Sc r. at - % ao
Kentucky do. n 10. s6 40 272 do 50 10 al - "a
Kentucky cls 90 n st ss sIss I5ssntuckT AnesS' ~