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Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-03
ULR|CH COMPANY
WELCOMED BACK
MAKES FIRST APPEARANCE IN
sign OF THE FOUR"
Performances Yesterday Were Most
Enjoyable Seen at the Grand
Opera House This
Season

Yesterday afternoon the Ulrich stock
company-"new in everything but the
name'-opened for the spring and sum-
mer season at the Grand opera house III
THE Sign of the Four" supposed to be
dramatization of the Conan Doyle
story of that name by Charles p. Rice
Press Agent Bartlett was careful to
impress on the critics the fact that
Richard Buhler, the leading man, only
reached Los Angeles at last evening,
that the company had been rehearsing
all night. that this was the first time
they had ever been on the stage to-
gether, and many other reasons for ex-
cusing any imperfections His excuses
were not needed, for before the play
had fairly begun the audience was ex-
pressing in it's liberal manner en-
thusiastlc appreciation of one of the
most enjoyable entertainments given at
the Grand this season.
All things considered, the new Ulrich
stock company will probably attain a
degree of popularity more than equal to
the aggregation of last season. No new
company was ever given a more hearty
welcome. The applause was so loud
and prolonged that it staggered the
an extent that it took them nearly n
whole scene to realize that frantic eff
forts were being made to pass flowers
across the footlights to them.
1t is difficult to determine after an
opening performance how well a COM
pany is going to "wear" with it's public,
but it is evident that the management
has brought together several excellent
actors who should interpret melodrama
with the best of them. Richard Buhler
appears to be about what the young
women generally demand for a matinee
idol and, if the women are satisfied, he
Is worth his weight in gold" That il
not intended as detrimental to him. He
is good actor, much above the aver
age in the line of work he has taken ur
here. He was handicapped in yester-
days play by the general idea of
Sherlock Holmes as a slender man, but
that is only one of the trials of stock
company actor.
Ethel Clifton, the leading woman, also
made a favorable impression. She
reads with good expression and dis;
plays considerable talent. Lule War
renton and Brenda Fowler who are
known here, were given the most rous-
Ing reception of any in the cast. Both
did creditable work.
The others of the company were ac-
ceptable. Unusual care has been given
TO the mounting of this play, and
Charles Wallace, who the program says
is responsible for the scenery, deserves
praise.
While the play, rather than making
Sherlock Holmes shrewd, makes hi;
contemporaries frlghtfully obtuse, il
has plenty of high class thrills anG
comedy broad as a barn door, although
not deep as a well.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-03
Mr. FlnIayson TaIks

Attorney Frank G. Finlayson said
'"rhe people OF the county of Los
Angeles, insofar as they may be liti-
gants or prospective litigants in the
courts of this county, are directly af-
fected by the failure to hIl the new su-
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-03

a point where they screamed out for
the safety of their favorite, William
Desmond. Several times the actor-idol
was on the point of being slaughtered
by the barbarous Russian villains, but
each time he managed to escape. 1t
was wonderful how he did it.
Blanche Hall has one of the best op-
portunities of her Los Angeles career
and does her work in a finished and
artistic manner. Jessie Mae Hall was
also excellent in a charming ingen,le
role.
"A Prisoner of War" is one of the
most pleasing melodrama presented
here this season.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-03
conrIed opera Seat sale

New, blocks of reserved seats viii be
thrown open to the public this morning
for "Parsfal" and Lucia" as given
by the Conried Metropolitan opera
company. Many season seats not called
for have been thrown back. as the
time limit has passed.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-03
SAY HARSH THINGS
ABOUT GOVERNOR
MEMBERS OF LEGAL PROFESS
SION CRITlClSE ACTION
They Assert Delay In Appointing New
Judges Is an Objectionable
Brand Of "5ad" ~
Politics

There are other important and 1
previously contracted and created
matters of public interest to be at !
tended to. and do not propose to I
work over eighteen hours in any
one day"-Statement of Governor I
Pardee yesterday to The Herald's ]
representative at Sacramento. l
Times-promoter. (Hernando, DeSoto County, Miss.) 1898-1970, 1905-04-28
A Dandy for Burns.

DR.. Bergin, Pana, Ills, writes:
II have used Ballard s Snow Lin
iment; always recommended it to
my friends, as | am confident
there is no better made. 1t is a
dandy for burns Those who
live on farms are especially liable
to many accidental cut, burns,
bruises, which heal rapidly when
Ballard's Snow Liniment is ap-
piled. 1t should always be kept
in the house for cases of emer-
gency.'' 25c, SOC, $1.00 bottle.
Sold by E. D. Lauderdale, Her
nando; ]. NJ. Solomon, Love.
Times-promoter. (Hernando, DeSoto County, Miss.) 1898-1970, 1905-04-28
Commissioners Sale.
Elizabeth 2. Coy, ct al

Unknown heirs of VIM. Canada. decd. @'o@
By virtue of authority vested in me. by a
certain decree. rendered in the Chancery
Court of DeSoto County Mississippi. in the
above styled cause. at the March. 1905. term
OF said court, setting aside the former sale Of
the land hereinafter described. and ordering
a resale thereof. which decree is of record
In Minute Book 10, page 96. in the Chancery
clerks office. in said county. /. the under
signed commissioner, will on the second Mon
day Of May 1906 within legal hours. in front
Of the East door of the court house
in said county. expose for sale and
sell at public auction, to the highest bid
der for cash, the following described land. to
witt Forty AO) acres of land, described as
the North East Quarter Of the North Eas
Quarter Of Section twenty three (23). Town
ship two q. and Range six B). in said DeSoto
county. The title to said land is supposed to
be good. but will sell and convey as com
missioner. only.
Witness my signature, this the 5th day Of
April, 1905.
N. e. WILROY. Commissioner.
Farley & Lauderdale. Solicitors.
Times-promoter. (Hernando, DeSoto County, Miss.) 1898-1970, 1905-04-28
Deals in Dirt.

j. Brown to Mrs. Susan Muir.
ray-Lot in Olive Branch. Con.
,sideration $3.50.
W. J. Bailey to Wesley Brooks
ct al, agents for United Wood
men Lodge. Lot in S 30, I 2, r
5. Consideration 500.
Hartsell ct al to T. G. TunstalI
-22S acres in Secs. 81 2 7 3, r 5.
Consideration S1,S24.
B. Stewart to w. r. Dye-13
acres near Cedar View. Consid.
GRAFTON $3.50.
Andrew Tate ct al to Lucius
Cheatham 80 acres in S II, To,
r s west. Consideration $500.
Times-promoter. (Hernando, DeSoto County, Miss.) 1898-1970, 1905-04-28
Notice to Veterans.

The DeSoto Camp U. G, V. will
meet at fernando on May 8, the
first day of court. Delegates will
be chosen at this meeting to at
tend the reunion at Louisville,
and other business will be trans
acted, so full attendance is de
sired. T. G. DoCKERY,
Comm lander.
Times-promoter. (Hernando, DeSoto County, Miss.) 1898-1970, 1905-04-28
Cures Coughs and Colds.

Mrs. G. Peterson, 625 Lake St,
Topeka, Kansas, says: "Of all
cough remedies Ballard's Hore-
hound Syrup is my favorite; it
has done and will do all that is
claimed for ito speedily cure
all coughs and colds-and it is SO
sweet and pleasant to the taste. :
Csc, SOC. S1.0O bottle. Sold by
E. D. Lauderdale, fernando; j.
Nj. Solomon, Love.
Times-promoter. (Hernando, DeSoto County, Miss.) 1898-1970, 1905-04-28
Residences Destroyed by Fire.

Dr.. w. P. Connor, Of Lake Cor.
morant, had the misfortune to
lose his residence by fire early
last Friday morning. The file
broke out during 4 heavy wind
and rain storm, and was first dis
covered by MI. Campbell Wool
dridge, who roomed in the house.
He at once aroused DR.. Connor
Times-promoter. (Hernando, DeSoto County, Miss.) 1898-1970, 1905-04-28
Additional Personals.

Mrs. ]. E. .Jagoe, of Batesville,
is visiting relatives here.
Mr.. T. M. Hudson spent sever
al days this week with his par.
ents in Tate county.
Miss Laura Boyce, who has
been spending several months
with relatives here returned to
her home in Memphis today.
Times-promoter. (Hernando, DeSoto County, Miss.) 1898-1970, 1905-04-28
NUMBER ~


The Tate county grand jury,
that has been sitting since last
Monday, has not yet reported in
dictments against any of the al
legged slayers of Sheriff Poag.
The four men sent here under
this charge have not yet been re-
turned to Tate county,
Times-promoter. (Hernando, DeSoto County, Miss.) 1898-1970, 1905-04-28
CIRCUIT COURT CALENDER
Preparations Beiug Made for May Term
of Mill of Justice,

Of Mill Of Justice.
Below is a list of cases thai
will come up for trial at the next
term of Circuit court, which con.
venes here on the second Mon
day in April:
State VS. Will Homer-Assault
and battery.
State VS. Gus Peyton-Gr
larceny, 2 counts.
State vs. Henry Welch-Assault
and battery.
State VS. John Harbin- Grand
larceny.
State VS. Ike Craigen, IRE
failing liquor.
State VS. Charles Danley-Mur-
der.
State VS. William Lagrille- En-
bezzlement.
State VS. Jim Small Murder.
State VS. Tillman, Alex, Mark,
and Robert Kennedy and Robert
McKinney-Assault and battery.
State VS. Thos. and Brown In
gram-Enticing labor
State VS. s. L. SteWart-Entic
ing labor.
State VS. Chas. and Jennie Pet
ers-Getting goods under false
pretense.
J. M. Finn VS. Frisco railroad.
Twin Tree Lumber Go. VS.
Banks & Go.
Mrs. Susie M. Gartrell vs. Whyte
Bedford.
Cole Payne VS. I. q. Railroad.
D. O'Calligan w Frisco railroad.
W. L. Farley, petition for stat
utory reward
Jas. Allen VS. Y. & N. V. r, r.
Ramell Church VS. Mack Nc
Cain.
A. B. Clifton, gdn. VS. J. I. Lee
and E j. Mum.
German Baker VS. I. G, r. R.
Jury List.
FIRST WEEK. First district.
E. Birmingham, Geo. Winders,
w. A. Denton, L LII Nichols, j.
Fl. Brooks, Will Sclisssider, g. a.
Box, A. P. Brigance, W. L. Har-
rison, G. B. Langston.
Second district II. M. Clifton,
T. w. Clark, J.esU. Dunn, j. H.
Malone, W. O. Mosby, w. B.
Bridgforth, G. M. Davis, r. r.
Dodson, r. G. Payne, G.. r.
Laughter.
Third district. B. Wallace,
William Ellis, f. Nelms, J. FL.
MCGOWAN, G.. W. Wilson, S. w,
Cross, S. A. Hughey, r. 0. Rosh-
ell, j. A. White, L. @. Tinsley.
Fourth district. B. Riley, j..
A. White, A. D. Williams, w. A.
Riley, S. A. White, j. P. Oswalt,
S. w. Nail, T. j. Spencer, w. V.
Hilbun, j. S. Nichols.
Fifth district-E. NJ. Wheeler
r. A. Dolehite, K. E. Walden, j.
NJ. Vinson, w. D. Taylor, j. A..
Glenn, B. f. Hawkes..
SECOND WEEK-First district
M. Blocker, w. G.. McElroy, j.
NJ. Darby, W. H. Lowe, r, B.
Bowe, jr., R. R. Foster.
Second district-F. r. Wright,
EG Dunn, j. G. Owens, Fl. A. Rob
.inson, Cyrus Dodds, j. NJ. Lowe.
Third district. M. Terrell,
J. A. Lamb, R. HI. Kinds. Elmer
Wilson, 4. e. Buford.
Fourth district J. T. Shannon,
]. s. Norris, A. D. Nichols, I. T..
Earnhart, T. w. Burrus, A. H.
Droke.
Fifth district. L. Bennett,
G. 9. Gartrell, w. L, league,
Chas. Guy, j. o. Aldridgde, r.
L. Wheeler.
Times-promoter. (Hernando, DeSoto County, Miss.) 1898-1970, 1905-04-28
To Cure a Cold in One Day

Take LAXATIVE BRoMo QUININE
Tablets. All druggists refund the
money if it fails to cure. E. w.
Groves signature is on each box
Price 25c.
Times-promoter. (Hernando, DeSoto County, Miss.) 1898-1970, 1905-04-28
Has Stood the Test Is Years.

The old, original GROVES Taste
less Chill Tonic. You know what
you are taking. 1t is iron and
uuinine in a tasteIess form. No
cure, no pay. SOC.
Times-promoter. (Hernando, DeSoto County, Miss.) 1898-1970, 1905-04-28

and they barely succeeded in
making their escape from the
burning building, not having time
to even dress. Mrs. Connor was
away from home at the time.
Everything was lost, even about
$500 in money.
1t was thought at first that the
fire was caused by lightning strik.
ing the building, but it is not
known whether this was the cause
or not.
Insurance to the amount of
81, 500 was carried on the house
and furniture.
We neglected to mention last
week the destruction by fire Of
Mr.. John Vinsou, Sr's. house
which occurred last Sunday week.
The fire occurred during the after
noon and is supposed to have
caught from fire rolling down
from the fireplace. The building
and several out houses we're de-
stroyed but a good deal of furni-
ture was saved. Mr.. Vinson car
ried $500 insurance.
Rev. F. M. Cooper announces
that on account of the Sunday
school convention at Oak Grove
next Sunday he will not preach at
Eudora on Sunday morning as
has been announced, but will
preach at night instead.
Valentine Democrat. (Valentine, Neb.) 1900-1930, 1905-11-30
The County Attorneys Dnty

General Statutes of Nebraska
ART. 692, Sec. 16. DUTIES.
1t shall be the duty of the coun-
ty attorney when in possession of
sufficient evidence to warrant the
belief that a person is guilty and
can be convicted Of a crime, to file
the proper complaint against such
person, to appear in the several
courts of their respective. counties
and prosecute and defend, on be-
half of the state and county, all
suits, applications or motions, civil
OF criminal, arising under the
name of, the state, in which the
state or the county is a party or
interested.
Valentine Democrat. (Valentine, Neb.) 1900-1930, 1905-11-30
THANKS ARE DUE
JUDGE WEST0VER

The tax payers of Cherry coun-
ty owe Judge Westover debt of
gratitude for the way in which he
presided at the term of court held
last week. There was long list
of criminal cases, which if pro-
longed, would have cost the county
two Or three thousand dollars, but
by his prompt and wise rulings the
judge disposed of them in a single
week.
The people of Cherry county
also owe him a. debt of gratitude
for ordering the raiding of the
dives in this vicinity and con-
tiiscating the gambling devices and
vile picture mrchines. 1t is said
that many of these devices are
owned by saloon-keepers in this
town. 1t is appalling that men
who run these vile dens in town
are not satisfied with that, but
must. reach out for what money
they can make and have their vile
ness spread over the county.
Also for his orders to the county
attorney to do his duty and see
that the laws are enforced. 1t
would also be a blessing if the
Judge would give similar order
to our county commissioners and
the town board and have them do
some cleaning up. When we see
loads of liquor leaving town to be
sold at the dives, and with the Large
amount that is sold throughout the
county illegally, it is time that our
officials were coming to action.
Yesterday | was talking with a
little girl eight years old and she
told me that certain woman in
this town was not a nice woman
because she allowed saloon-keepers
to come to her house. When
things in our town become so vile
that school children eight years
old notice them, is it not time that
our officials are waking up and do
ing their duty?
The town board was elected to
stop gambling, have the saloons
closed On Sunday, ETC.. and YET
two or three professional gamblers
live here, who are said to make
their living that way. 1t is surely
time we are having a cleaning up
A TAXPAYER.
Valentine Democrat. (Valentine, Neb.) 1900-1930, 1905-11-30
TALK OF THE TOWN

was made. At Prices place they
arrived too late to make a haul.
Someone in the meantime had Civ
en- them a tip and everything was
cleared out before the deputies ar
rived there. The order from Judge
Westover also directed the county
attorney to issue warrants for the
arrest of violators Of the law and
to prosecute them, which will be
done at once, and proceed to
prosecute until the violations cease
to exist. 1t will mean constant
recurrence of prosecutions if gamb-
ling is not abated and if liquors
are continuously sold. The duties
in part of the county attorney as
defined by the general statutes of
Nebraska are hereby set forth and
he should have proceeded upon
this course without awaiting an or
der from the court to perform his
duty.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-15
STOCK ON HAND
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

Nev-York February Il. 1905.
tds 81 cars ios @ head Heudu Is cars ts
Is cars aosether %ess IN the pens To- trading
Of any gsns 5 aBot as5 3 s sellers rp6fe a for @
jersey CITY maret Dressed beef IN fer qenand and
g n tor inferior choice eua.y ana era beef a.
to-day Included the Armenia to Lyerpao 49, cattle
sS l sfeR E is s1bes d saoo @ Quarters sa' q beef
Manebesr aeb oa esfie for shabers "a Son Too 70
w the cSI9Iado viii be laden with ss catte t. fgr Hui by by
the Liverpool arket aeogt oo quarters OF beef for the
neFniudian win 10 Bermuda 10 cattle and 10 sheep
cALvEs-Rece7ts including some late arrivals TO-DAY.
292 hea5 and with the stale stock there WeTs & about
active ana prices ty aRtaiasd on all sTHdss no in
butchers declare they do not wag them no hsuEes can
Gbt ards incIdng about so westerns Common 70
prime veais sad S4 Soaso 100 ~ BARNARD calves
aes1ea ansa veais and eiie fo Country dessea
100 s e sfaf m r. 2 S g &C. Il II S S e ger
i6S is AZ SS' g. so IA Il Tsais TS s. e rs So
5 judd Co: vsas II n. at IS So 90 ~
SHEEP AND I4AATBs-Reeeipts cars. or 1.e21
head including 3 car ns er s sne cars . for the
cars On sale sheep were very limited supply ana
a4sds. saTis Te .a5sh Rsh
3 G to 10 @ ascs sod s sP al s. a a n 81 sqs @
50 Dressed mutton qget At last previous qaotstgus
house sEs in father light supply ana selling quite freely
sSisGSeSns eoHTssion ca5Psay = KsH5ucky
a. 81 So, so do e. n al ST 20: % Buffalo sheen 1i5
10 at So 80; 67 Kentucky dc, 120 10, at 81 I5
S Sanders: Ill State lambs % H. At s. so; state
sheep 100 no. s5: do 90 ~ at s4; buck. 15o 10.
at
o. harrington: 2zs Ohio lambs Te 70.
5. Judd Co: e2I Buffalo lambs I2 fn. az 81 sos
do, &c 10. at 81 %.
Newton & Co: ao5 Ohio lambs (corIaan O. 10, 81
EoGs-Rereipts we're 3li1 cars 573S head inelGing
rather less than carload for the market Feeling stsay
Peunsyffsnla State hogs quotahle AZ 81 300
s5 60 per 100 n; yesterday eariaaa Of MIXED West
ern hogs sod at 30. deck of rough Western
81 Country dressed hogs moved rather slowly
5ikF1ftzc per 10: rough do sold at 4G4isc.
IS per 100 ~ I2i Pennsylvania do 2o IT, at S. So;
rough. $40 ia, az "a co.
Newton Co date ysstereday) s. Pennsylvania hogs,
III 10 ~ S5 30.
s. judi Co (Iste yesterday: III Western hogs
n IS S0 az rough Western Go $50 n a. 81 30.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-15
ssEHsCH VALLEY.

er-ttory GRADES are N srnsH supply. Pulled woods
quiet but nrm- ouetatioas = this market % dcnasso
voos are about f1i0ws: ohio and Peansy tvaaiEsS
and above 359Ssc; y SGsle; No 1, 3Ssl59c: No 3se
391sc ungSshei. 24el cs q'iartefsiood GEHashsd
sec- three-eghths blood. So. haf5iood. S163ics
vssheI IeIaine 2Ta2Sc: urruCrchalfa6le 2350c: IN.
washed deaiFe 3InS7i1C. alichigan--Ftne unNassed.
q gee quarteIblcoe unssasaed SiS2e thrse-sshths
blo5d Sff3ae: halfhsooi 30c: delane
Ee7tucRy IEdana teThree-sighths 5oei and Qgarter
elcod, 3fTS2c. Terrtor-Id8ho FIRE. 1Si= 19c. heavy
1efsITc; FIRE medium. 1siz 1acs medium 1-Sc.
low uasi1nn 2S24c; Wyonrilg. lre 1TiaG1Sisc. heavy
hne i5e1iGc. fire medium, f1iaHiSzc medium. . ics
low meeuHl 2SQ2ic; Utah and Nevada. tine. 4I4iscs
heavy fine fSGIccI eua WeHI l1lzd isc. naesluu ~
e2c: low mealunl, 2S024c. Dakota. Gls IS8f4c; fre
medium. ISli 19c Tneur 23Gstc; low ynsdi1ir .2sr
Montana choice. 212Sc. average I90c. hns
medium. chotce. Slf2c average. leNIc staple f-Se
medium. el.0.ee. 23G25c; avcraso. eiG-2c
New-York tribune., 1905-02-15
EXPORTS FOR THE WEEK.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

&eVV-Y
coFFEE-Ths coffee market developed renewed veal
result CT ful Brazilian receiPts and easier -
sopesn markets. The opening was steaoy at deeilne
paints Al first the market old not meet with nuch
the decline. but later in the day qudation
increased by the big estimate for to-day receipts
Hauio. and the market while finally steady, was
bags Peri receipts Friday and Saturday not
large bot for sunday ans Monday pretty heavy
VITA the interior the day full the
afternoon cable reporting 1900 bags Sac Psuo, the
a Wnoe discouTaging TO bull specoia-
while the action OF the European markets, which
declined - = pig Hamburg and about - franc
g ERvres he'd expectation Of immediate sup
from those however uneasy the bulls may
cain European trade interests to be over the small sup
plies remaining unEaTketed in the interior o. Santos
The same Wail Street and trade interests which sup
parted the market the decline of last week and caused
tie partial rally toward the close OF the weak appeared
less scattering with Europe credited lead
!ng seller through Wall house Win Cot
Exchange connections The market for spot coffee
quiet, with quotations basis of Rio
warehouse deliveries United States
the week $40 bags against 9S55S last week
and Ss983 last year. OF the former amount New-York
reported S6S45 bags Santos receipts for the
Eregeted 900 bags. compared with 669 600
t4,0to for the week last EiO receipts
COO, against 1900 last and e1.0oo
ceaTances. nil the United States during the week:
United and 10000 bags Europe. Receipts ar
Bahia week $500 bags present sock II 900
bags Cearances TO the United States 1000 bags: to
Germany, bags; the Europe, 1,760 baEs
range OF contract prices n the local was as
follows:
New-York tribune., 1905-02-15

ss lal market Tor so cotton closed cuet and steady
sn Prices unchanged, the basis of 7.7c niddng
sslsano and 1886 Cor niddlng Gulf Sales 70 spnners
bales foF last evening, 100 bales Southern
tt markets teeerapEed follows Savannah quiet
~ unchanged 81 7ssc; sales. 81 baies Norfolk firm
&c unchanged IKE sales. 28 bales. Augusta steady
c unchanged 7zc. sales. 1e4 bales. Mobile dull ard
& lover 7zc, sales 2oo bales Charleston quiet and
-asrEed az 1%c. ST. Louis steady and unchanged at
&c: sales. ESQ baies. Eeg-Orieans quiet and Lice
we az Ia7e; sales 1850 bales. Galveston unchanged
&c; sales. z53 bales receipts leading
l-lts Ter Houston, 5000 bales
s2s ls6s last week ard 5,4zs last year; Gsiyee-
1000 70 200 bales against and 3395
as year; Seg-Orleans. 1000 to ZOO bales against
esce last week and {. $50 year.
receipts a. the ports intericr points today,
lsIea WITH The zane day last week and last year:
New-York tribune., 1905-02-15
soIJTHERN COTTON MARKETS.
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

LIVERPOOL Feb ta-CIosfng-v HEss sT-Spot nominal;
ttIres quiet; March, IS id; 1tay. IS isd. July. IS.
CoRN-spot firm; American mixed new 4s l5d Anleri-
May is 2@sd. PEAs-CaHadian steady at IS %. FLOUR
Louis faacS winter steady at ss &c AGEs in Lor-
India mess. 7Us. PORK easy; prime mess. Western.
els Sd fIA1fS-Shor cut. IA 10 l6 b. SOS Cd.
BACON quiet; Cumberland cut, a8 to 80 ~ s5s short
rib iG - q 70, SOS Cd long clear m9des. light 2s
"a 10 2ss; long clear mldlcs 35 40 10 35s CO:
short clear backs 16 20 70 54s Cd; clear bellies IL
SfIOUIsDEEsS-Square. Ii Is -. dull
sos LARD qUet; prime esiezn IN tierces. sos AmeIi-
cs1 refred in pals SIS ed. BUTTER nominal. CHEESE
qu:e, American hnes- white Us; DO colc-ed SIS tai
LOW Prime city STEADY az 23s TURPENT1NE-SpIrits
steady al ass. RoSlN-C1uiIaon trU st Is 4isd pr
rRoIsEUM- quiet az ca. LINSEED on. erTn at