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The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1905-07-28
Tho School Teachers,

Washington Times: The public schools
are about to close for the summer vaca-
ton, and both the teachers and the pupils
will enjoy their well-earned rest from
work and release from the confinement
of the school room
In this connection 1t Is proper to say
a word OF commentator of the sweet lit
tie women who are the d~ay-znothers of our
children. The male teachers may do just
as good work, but, to be frank. they neith-
er differ from the rest of mankind nor do
they appeal to the Imagination as do these
sweet-faced young women. Nor do the
younger children ever learn to love them
as much.
These young women have charge of our
children for parts of five days in every
week during the school season. Their In
huence is distinctly beneficial ever to tho
most fortunate children; 1t is a breath
from heaven to those less blessed in their
social surroundings. They are as a class
rather better trained than the average of
our so-called educated and professional
classes, and they carry to their work an
air of refinement and gentle courtesy that
is Of more value to the children than the
three RS.
Many children, many who most need
the training Of the public schools, cannot
or at least do not. get beyond the fifth or
sixth grade. None know this fact better
than these gentleWOmen; none are SO real
ly considerable of the poor, the dull. the
stupid, the vicious, as they. True they are
proud Of their bright and we'll trained
pupils, and they have a genuine affection
for those whose manners exhibit moral
sanity and respectable home influences;
but their sweet motherly hearts go out in
genuine love to their less fortunate pupils
and they daily make many personal sacri-
fees for the sake of them.
VThoSo. Ipar school ma'9 mS are a hOut tn
have their annual vacation, and the bless
ings of the parents of the district and the
love of their little charges will follow them
wherever they go.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1905-07-28
Rarrin' STRANGERS,

New York World: Many times
said Colonel Bill Sterrett Of Texas. ne,
iectiveiy, Il have seen the disastrous
effects OF butting in. Sometimes thu
butter-in gets the worst of it and some
times not. Now, l call to mind the cast
Of a man down in my state who got
into a seven-handed game of poker and
was done right and proper. After h,
had lost his money he went out and
formulated the theory that he had beer
robbed. He meditated over this for ar
hour or two and Their determined to &c
back and tell the people he had beer
playing with exactly what he thought
Of them.
He climbed upstairs and dashed int
the room While he was out the gamt
had changed entirely. There was no
body playing who had been at the ia
BILE with him.. He began talking be
fore he looked. though, and said: I jis'
come up here to say you are the big
best lot Of thieves I ever knew Thel
he looked. The men at the table pre-
pared to get up and slay this abusiv,
interloper, but his presence Of mine
did not leave him.
"'Barrin' strangers he said, as h
backed out Of the door-'barrin' stran
gers, of COURSES
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1905-07-28
NoMADlc SHEEP IN EUROPE,

A peculiar institution In Spain a cen-
fury ago was the travelling flocks'' of
sheep which belonged to great mobiles
and 60 religious houses. IT Is traceable
back to the year 1850, when the plague,
had desolated Spain. destroying two
thirds of the population. These focks
are driven north into the mountains in
summer, and when winter returns they
pasture homeward again. When travel
ing through they may feed on wastes
and commons. but passing through cul-
tivated country must be confined to a
recognized track. In the barren dis
tricts a lock is made to travel at the
rate Of six or seven leagues a day, but
where pasture is to be had they are suf-
fered to move very slowly. 1T is to
the claims Of the Merino flock Ito public
yrazing) that some political writers
nave attributed the want Of cultivation
in the interior provinces of Spain" says
Mr.. Townsend.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1905-07-28
Voices Of the Wooda

>, trees. who's radiant visor spreaau IKE
fire
}, trees. that were the spectres Of the
snow,
Within the wind Of morning dwells . note
That to no winds yo owe.
It ia the grievances Of the brooding dove.
swept with the sigh OF the low breeze 1t
floats
Down the green avenues, and almost
sounds
One of Its w wild notes.
Or tits the golden chuckle Of the thrush
Where flowers the quickest against hear-
emily blue
Or the gray, singer of the silver tree
That trembles like thrilled dew.
Or the sweet grumble of a bee that sails.
Portent of June, to honeyed chestnut
flowers
Whichever 1t be. it whispers to my ear
The gossip of the bowers.
And here, where soughs the breeze and
shake the boughs,
The glories Of the greenwood's youth, like
Run through my blood, till longing for my
youth.
Is but a grief in name!
i. X. Lloyd, in The Country Side.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1905-07-28
Senatorial Reason.

Newark News: But why persisted the
questioner, do you want to be a senator?
There's little money In 1t. A map of your
ability could make much more at almost
anything else"
Sir replied the aspirant, you seem
to think money is every man. idol"
~ beg your pardon. 1 meant no OF
fence"
II know you didn't said the other.
softening. I'm confidence. II. tell you
why 1 want the senatorship. It will en-
able me to place about fifty of my poor
relations In government jobs. and then
I'll be rid OF EN-"
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1905-07-28
The Handicraftsman.

With steady eye. and firm. deft-muscled
hand
He Plies his task. Each skillful stroke
and clean
Gives shape to that his inward sight
has seen,
And fashions forth the perfect thing he
planned;
His handiwork's fair forms about him
stand
In simple. solid honesty; serene
And calm his face, and dignitled his
mlcn,
His being. poised in cheerful self-com-
man
In this late era, ruled by greed and
rage,
When labor, void of honor. whines in dole,
The master Of his craft restores an age
When each man wrought what pleased
him, strong and whole
When Joy Of doing was it's own best
wage,
And all his work revealed the workman's
soul.
Margaret Ashmun, National Magazine.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1905-07-28
"A Contrast.

Washington Star: Governor Penny.
packer sometimes suspects that Mayo,
Weaver's respect for established powe,
is as scant as that Of a newspaper.
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-15
Butter, Cheese and Eggs.

There was no further decline in Butter.
tnougn a large quantity. delayed by the recent
storm. came in. There are stfl northern or
oers on the market and they are absorbing
What the local trade does not take. so there
Is no accumulation OF stock Cheese Is fairly
steady at last weeks decline
Eggs were also UNCHANGED. Some dealers
considered that the market had reached its
limit Tor the present and became weak sellers.
while others continued to ask full prices.
Some continued TO. buy in the interior for stor-
age, while others called or their buyers and
withdrew from the field. So IL will be seen
that different houses regarded the situation in
different lights 1t was purely matter of
judgment. Receipts were very large, as they
included liberal lines delayed by the recent
storm
Receipts were 115.90O lbs Butter, 2294 cases
Eggs and 16 100 lbs Cheese
BGTTER-Creamery at first hands. 26c for
extras and 2fQ25c for lower and medium
grades dairy 221a Q24c: cold storage nominal
store Butter, 15@2Oc per lb
CHEEs sE-12G125Ac for fair to choice mild
new and 1i4c for old: Young Americas,
13Q13l3c; Eastern, 13415c per ID.
EGGS-Ranch 1sq20c and occasionally 21c
for fair to choice: store Eggs, 1TQ1Sc; cold
storage nominal; Eastern nominal
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-15
Nov york Stock Nfarlyef.

KEW YORK, March 14.-Realizing sales
os-erUeighted the stock market to-day and
checked the rising tendency. but there were
persistent reviyals OF speculative advances
here and there in the list which kept up the
tone of the market and gave il resisting pow
er The urgent selling pressure was only at
the nigh level ana with the yielding OF prices
the volume Of offerings decreased 10 Ineffective
proportions. CredI.iity was rather severely
faxca n some OF the reports which have in
srsred the rise in special stocks owing 10 the
e-sire Iack of authoritative confirmation IN
fact inquiries in official circles TO secure nzft
on the reports which have made up the body
~ stock market Influences have been met witt
such terms as "bunconibe" and ''hunbug -
The profit taking Of the day was absorbed as
usual and advances renewed at many points
Some 5istrust continues 20 be expressed in
view Of the extent of the advances and over
me reliability CT the factors which have caused
tIcri and the high Ievei q high prices Is re-
"a a~ded With apprehension IN conservative quar-
.crx One striking evidence u this IS the fact
thai money brokers in London. in connection
p ~ tha current stock market settlement there
hesfta4e 10 Except Arnertcan rails as collateral
security for large loans. owing 10 their fears
that present prices are unstable Foreign
markets also were Inclined TO take a depress-
f.ic view to-day of the Immediate outlook for
peaoe The bonds of both heiliEercnt Govern
merits we're affected urfaro-ably BY this pros
nert A growing in!aence IN stock market cir
clcx Is th@ prospect % the enactment At Al
feared vsoald conEt.trte serious obstruction
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-15
New York Grain and Produce.

NEW YORK. March 14.-FLoUR-Receipt
80, coo barrels; exports, 1000 barrels Dull
wHEAT--Receipts, 1900 bushels; spot ir-
regular; No. red. nominal elevator, and
81 IsN Z. b. af1oat; No. l northern Duluth.
81 22% f. o. b. af1oat. Wheat was more or
less excited early in the day and extremely tr-
regular with general downward tendency a I
first. followed by full recoveries, due to the
big corn advance, better Northwest cash de-
mand and activity among shorts. Last prices
showed 1sQ11c net advance. May 81 l0ai "a
81 l2ss closed 81 12A July. 965s a97%c. closed
971sc: September, seasG90 3-16c closed 9OIsc
HOPS and PETROLEUM-Steady
WOOL and HIDES-QuIer
COFFEE-The coffee futures market closed
steady at decline Of s. to 10 points Sales
Were reported Of I5o bags. including: Nav
soc: December. so9e Sc. Spot Rio. steady; !;
No. Z invoice. 7ssc; mild, steady.
SUGAR-Raw. weak: fair refining. 4nc.
centrifugal, 96 test. &c; molasses sugar. 4c.
Refined, quiet
BUTTER-Firm; street prices extra cream
cry 26@261ac; official prices, creamery com
mon TO extra, 20026c; do. held common to
extra 20d26c.
CHEESE-Unchanged.
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LOCAL MARKETS.
Exchange and Bullion.
Wheat and Other Grains,

WHEAT FREIGHTS+Continue nominal at
ms h,,s,,1o % asked for new crop loading with no
port consists of the Stanley Dollar, 1851 tons
oats for Japan. Last year at this time the
tonnage in port has a register of 27,13S,
against 1910 tons last year. and the tonnage
$40 against zoe, $40
WHEAT-The foreign markets continued
featureless. Chicago was practically unchanged
on the day. In this market heavy buying ad-
vanced December on the morning session, but
the market was quiet in the afternoon The
cash grain was unchanged. choice Wheat being
we'll held, but inferior grades weak.
CASH WHEAT.
California Club. 81 5oQ1 So; California
White Australian, 81 e21591 s5; Northern
81 ssA@i eS1s Northern Red s. SO per etn
lower grades OF Wheat. 81 40a1 As per ctl
FUTURES
Session 8 to IL 80 a M
Open. High. Low Close
December Isl 2sss 81 27N 81 2e4s 81 27H
p. m. Session.
December-S1 271s
BARLEY-May advanced lie. but December
was not materially changed. The cash grain
vas. was In M iight supply and firm. with buyers
tons had lately been bought for Japan.
CASH BARLEY
Feed. 81 22zQl<25; Brewing and Shipping,
81 2e34@i BIZ chevalier, 81 2s& @i 50 per
FUTURES.
Session o to II 80 a. m
Open. High. Low Close
B:sss4s.l ss3 ct 81 81 81 81 81. 81 ST ST
2 p. Session.
December :. 0Dss; ss& H,sa; sss LsS ssk cIsss sss
OATS-The Olympia brought down from
Washington 10, 765 ctls. This is the line al
ready mentioned as originally destined for
Russia, but Russian buyers Cancelled the
purchase and Japan has taken the bulk of the
goods. About 1900 tons will be loaded on the
Stanley Dollar now in port, but the remain
ing 1000 tons will not come upon this market
having practically all been sold already
These Oats have been hanging over the market
for several days, and it is relief to get
them out Of the way. The general market Is
firmly held, and it is reported that there is
another Oriental order about TO be placed
either here or up north Holders continue to
ask full figures
White 81 1901 co. Surprise, 81 55a1 go:
Red for feed 81 471a91 52a for No and
81 4OGl 40 for No. 3 choice for seed 81 so
al So; Black. 81 35d1 45 for feed and 81 504
l 60 for seed; Eastern White 81 4215G1 so
per ctl
CoRN-There were no receipts from the
West yesterday. The market continues firmly
held. stocks being light. but the demand Is
nothing extra
Western sacked. 81 a5a1 a7ls for Yellow
large Yellow. 81 35d1 3Tk: small round do
nominal; White. nominal; Egyptian, 81 $50
L 40 for White and 81 2591 80 for Brown
RYE-Is In light supply and firmly held at
81 55G71 so per ctl.
BUCKwHEAT-s1 1901 s5 per cti. e,
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CATTLE, SHEEP AND HOGS.
Kansas City.

KANSAS CITY. Mo-, March 14.-CATTLE-
Receipts. 5000 head. Market steady to strong
Native steers. $4G4 20; native cows and heif
ers, S2I4 20; stockers and feeders, S3G6 70;
80 *'W
HoGs-R Receipts, 14.ooo head. Market steady
to 5e lower. Bulk of sales, 81 S5m5; heavy
$9@,2o 70; packers. 81 90@5; pigs and light,
SHEEP 1000 head. Sheep steady
lsmbs lower. Market muttons 81 5565 Ak
lambs, $4Q7 35; range wethers S. 25G6 60,
fed ewes. 81 1905 3d. "
Chicago.
CHICAGO, March 4-CATTLE-Recejpts
sooo g. head Market steady. Good to prime
ers and feeders 81 60G4 65; cows, 50 75G74 so.
heifers. $3G6; Gamers 81 6O62 4O bulls 80 5o
al; calves, S3Q3 75
HOGS Receipts. $4,000 head: tomorrow,
81 sGa5 0719; good to choice heavy s515 1917 !:
rough heavy, 81 s0a4 95; light. 81 7ooi5; bulk
of sales 81 9075 o.
sHEEP-Recepts, Is, 600 head Sheep and
lambs steady. Good to choice wethers S5 GOO
To- fair TO choice mixed. 81 1906 40: West
Western lambs. $6Q7 65.
Omaha.
OMAHA, Neb.. March 14.-CATTLEARe-
ceipts, IA. 900 head. Market steady and strong
Native steers, SO 5015 co. and heifers
S3g4 25 Gamers, $2Q3; stockers and feeders
$S 1894 %; calves, $3G6; bulls and stays
HOGS Receipts 5000 head Market steady
Heavy, 81 s5Qi 95;, mixed. 81 sOa4 SIS: light.
q 1914 So; pigs. s404 IS; bulk of sales. 81 so
sHEEP-Receipts. 5000 head. Market
So 1907 40.
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-15

, O, 2 very large proportion of the operations
now conducted on the New York Stock Ex-
change. Much attention IS given in conse-
Quence TO the discussion OF measures of oppo-
sition The consideration of the subject held
its part in causing the falling OF Of activity
in the trading. The $50. 0oO, 900 bond issue by
the Pennsylvania Railroad just half as
much speculative r7lrnor had pointed TO. and
the movement OF the stock Indicated that this
moderation was a disappointment TO the hold
ers Of the security. The changes were still
running the varying rumors Of mergers,
combinations and dividend Increases, especially
affecting the Vanderbilt group. Smelling
moved up again on revival Of Lead merger re-
ports. There were extraordinary movements
in OF the closely held high-priced stocks.
lsckawanna rising on trivial buying TO 400
Ontario and Westerns movement was renewed
strongly in the late dealings without further
new developments and helped TO break the ef-
feet of the active profit taking in progress
which made the closing irregular. National
banks viii pay tomorrow the Is per cent in
stallment Of Government deposits held by
them. thus completing the recent call, but the
money market was fairly undisturbed by this
preparation
Bonds We're irregular. Total sales. par
value. 81 10000
United states bonds were all unchanged on
call.
New York Stock List.
E F Hutton Co, 400 California street,
San Francisco members Of the New York
Stock Exchange, furnish the following official
quotations of that Exchange:
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-15
Potatoes, Onions and Vegetables.

The Potato situation was unchanged and the
market was devoid of feature There
fair movement In fancy table descriptions and
seed kinds, while cheap stock was very dull.
The market Is still overburdened with low
grade river Burbanks and only a small por-
ton Of the daily receipts of that class OF goods
rather weak than otherwise but there was no
actual decline in prices Two carloads came
in from the north
paragus from all growing districts and al
though trade was active and prices lower,
there was quite surplus of extra stock on
hand at the close Surplus stocks of the lower
grades were cleaned up by Gamers at 3G74c
per pound Rhubarb was plentiful and sold at
a wide range as to quality. Receipts of south
ern vegetables were very light and all kinds
ruled firm. The Rhubarb Growers Association
has decided to try to force all independent
growers into the Association out of the
market The announcement was made yester-
day that the Associations stock was to be sold
to retailers at 40@75c per box for standard and
choice respectively and the distributing agents
were notified to sell on commission at those
POTATOES -Burbanks from the river 75c@
81 per ctl; Watsonville Burbanks s16f 20 per
cti: Oregon Burbanks. s1a1 40 per ctl: Early
Rose. 81 50@1 75 per ctl Garnet Chiles 81 75
rer ctl; small seed Burbanks 81 per ctl; Sweet
Potatoes. 10000 per ctl; new Potatoes. Sc
per lb-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 5D6c per ID for
extra, 494hc for No. L and 3931sc for No. 2:
Rhubarb. 60c@$1 25 per box: Green Peas. 3a5c
String Beans. 2Oc per ib: wax Beans
Tomatoes. 81 50@1 IS per box or crate for
domestic and 81 25@1 IS per box for
Mexican; Summer SQUASH 81 25@1 so per box;
Cabbage SOC per et1: Carrots. 30940c per sack:
Garlic. 10@11c per ID; Egg Plant 15@175c per
lb Dried Peppers. 1O9121ac for sun-dried and
sG121sc per lb: Mushrooms. 25@5oc per Id:
Marrowfat and Hubbard Squash. $50 per ton.
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-15
CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE.
Future Grain and Provisions.

CHICAGO, March 14.-At the opening senti-
ment in the wheat. pit was somewhat divfd-
ed, the May option being firm. while distant
deliveries were rather weak Opening quota
tions on May we're Nc lower to n higher at
81 1224 to 81 141a. July was on a shade to
h@Lc at e25sc to CSC. Rain and snow
throughout the West and Southwest formed
the basis of the weakness of the July option.
Reports from the winter wheat section 1ndf-
cate that the crop is in excellent condition,
advices from Oklahoma being that prospects
are the best in six years. May was In demand
at the start from scattered buyers, but with
pit traders persistent sellers OF July the May
option soon lost its frmness, declining along
with July. A factor that brought out some
additional selling increase OF 1000, 600
bushels in the world visible supply as shown
by Bradstreet S The lowest point for May
was reached at 81 1914. July sold off to 92ssc.
Late in the day the market developed consid-
erable firmness, the strength OF corn being the
main reason for the improved demand, all
though news from the Northwest was consid-
cred bullish. May closed at 81 1915 and July
at a3A Ge3%c -
Sentiment in the corn pit was decidedly
bullsh and prices of all deliveries made good
gains May closed at 49s4 q49 sc.
The strength of corn held the oat market
firm but trading was extremely light. They
closed UP 4a3sc at 324 992Ac-
Provisions were strong on an active demand
from shorts At the close May pork was up
TIC: lard was up 10c. and ribs were 7 &c
higher
The leading futures ranged as follows:
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-15
Flour and Farinaceous Goods.

The millers report the demand for Flour
slow. The movement in Farinaceous Goods
which has been quiet Of late is slowly i'm
proving.
FLOUR-California Family Extras 81 500
10 usual terms; Bakers Extras 81 TOf15;
Oregon and Washington. jobbing at S4G4 80
per bbl.
FARINACEOUS GOODS-Prices in packa ges
are as follows: Graham Flour So % per 100
lbs: Rye Flour, SO IS Tin barrels "a 75): Rye
Meal. So so Gn barrels "a 5e) Rice Flour
ss: Corn Meal. 81 so; extra cream do So 75
Oat Meal. 81 2564 so: Oat Groats 81 50
Hominy. So 1904; Buckwheat Flour 81 5O6
Whole Wheat Flour So so; Rolled Oats bbls.
Sc 5097 so; in sacks. s6@7; Pearl Barley S6;
Split Peas, boxes. So so: Green Peas So so per
100 lbs.
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-15
Hay and Feedstnffs.

All Feedstuffs are reported firm by the
millers Hay continues or less weak.
with buyers holding off and prices unchanged.
BRAN-$21 50122 so per ton
MIDDLIN NGS-s26@2S so per ton.
SHORTS-$21 500b22 so per ton
FEEDSTUFFS-Rolled Barley S22 50626 80
per ton; Oilcake Meal at the mill, $50 506
33 so: jobbing, $34; Cocoanut Cake at mill,
$22Q22 so; jobbing S23; Cocoanut Meal at
mill. $23G23 so: jobbing. $24; Corn Meal,
$40 500l30 so: Cracked Corn $50 5Og31 Mixed
Feed. $24925: Horse Beans $30940 per ton:
IGrn 1nt sef ioShpg pr ss 70 n Meal
HAY-Wheat. s1O@14; Wheat and Oat
S10@13: Oat $9Q12: Barley and Oat. $50
stock. s6@7 so; Clover s7@10; Alfalfa. s9d12
per ton.
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-15

CANNED NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 2H-lb
standards. 65470c; gallon standards So: 3-lb
solid pack S71s090c: Green Peas-Smail
petits polls. 81 So petits pois. 81 40; extra sift-
marrowfat soc; gallon sifted "a. and gallon
standard. So 70.
Wellington So per ton: New We'll
Beaver Hill. S5 so; Roslyn S7 Coos Bay. IS so:
Richmond. So: Cumberland S13 In bulk and
S14 IS in sacks: Pennsylvania Anthracite Egg
S14; Welsh Anthracite Egg s13 Welsh Lump
Sll so; Camel. 50 per ton; Coke, $11 5OGI3 per
ton in bulk and SIS in sacks; Rocky Mountain
descriptions. IS 80 per short ton.
PACIFIC CODFISH-Bundles per u. SIC:
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The Cotton Market.

Brokers wires from Kew York yesterday
SAID.
1t only needed the development OF sucI
good buring as was noted yesterday 10 attrac
rather general attention 10 the market anl
put prices on a higher level. and the easy
manner with which the market yesterday sus
tained its advance Of ten points from 0Al
u-6ay's closing brought many Southern and
local operators into the market as buyers WIG
have been holding of for encouragement
There was ten points reaction from the
rfpih -7-ioae Su~ine the noon hour on rather
general profit taking The market. however
continued 10 readily absorb these offerings and
develoned renewed strength in the later trad
trg SDor Gotten here advanced 20 points tC
The basis Of s 20 for micdlings. with no sales
Prices al most Southern points we're al
,-anceg j 10 S-I6 We see the proba bllitS
OF g more active and more two-sided market
man we have had lately. ana the tendency
viii be gradually toward higher prices.
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-15
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
Foreign Futures.
Boston Wool Market.

BOSTON, March 14-Considering the season
the wool market is regarded as strong, the
only weakness being shown in those
hitherto held at prices above the average
rates Trade is dull for all grades OF do
mestic wool. manufacturers showing a ten
dency to hold of. Territory wooIs are quiet
There is a better situation in foreign grades.
Territory. Idaho fine. 1S1a 919c; heavy fine,
16Q1Tc; fine medium. 1S1aG19c; medium Pea
23c; low medium, 23G24c.
Wyoming, fine 71a@1s1sc; heavy fine, $50
16c; fine medium. 171a Q1Shc; medium, 236
24c; low medium 23Q24c.
Utah and Nevada fine. 17@1Sc; heavy fine,
15@16c; fine medium, 171zc; medium. 22023c;
low medium. 23@24c.