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The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1905-10-27
WORTH AN EVEN 1000.

W. Z. Dupree of Brownsville, Tenn,
says: "It affords me great pleasure to
tell of the benefits l derived from taking
Liquo-Pepso. Itcured me completely OF
dyspepsia, disease had suffered with
for many years, Before | began taking
it, nothing ate agreed with me. had
no appetite, and became so weak could
scarcely walk across the yard l took
three 81 sized bottles and would not be
in the condition / was before taking it for
an even thousand dollars. l am living
advertisement for Liquo-Pepso and have
influenced many of my friends to use it. /"
For sale by j. G. Presson.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1905-10-27
HOW HE KILLED HIS MAN.

General Wheeler and number of his
colleagues in the service were once swap
ping war stories, says the st. Louis Re-
public, when Little Joe" was reminded
of one he had heard not long before.
"A friend of veteran of the Union
forces once asked whether the latter, in
his term Of service in the civil war, had
ever killed a man.
''The old soldier hesitated moment
before replying. Well, said he, Il think
that about the only one was Confeder-
ate at the first battle Of Bull Run. You
see, / was footing it in startling way
and the "Reb" chased me for something
over distance of tel miles. Then he
dropped dead from exhaustion. ,"
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1905-10-27
CAMDEN FRATERNAL ORDERS.

INDEPENDENT ORDER OF ODD FELLOWS
Camden Lodge 21O meets frst and third Sat
urday of each month at 730 p m. w. d. Cooper
noble grand and G B. Holiday secretary.
WOODMEN OF THE WORLD-Postoak Camp
AZ meets first and third Tuesday of each month
at7.30p. VS.. Corbltt consul commander
and l.. r. Watson clerk.
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS-Bayham Lodge sc
meets every Monday at 80 p. m.
FREE AND ACCEPTED MASONS-Camden
Lodge 179 meets first Saturday of each month
at 1000 a. m. T. j. Lowry worshipful master
and w. A. Lashlee secretary.
ROYAL ARCH MASONS-Camden Chapter 159
meets third Friday in each month at TO- 90 a. m.
Clay Rushing high priest,
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1905-10-27
KNEW THE ROPES.

Its a canny old bird that can not be
caught with the bird lime Of litigation,
says the Lewiston, Me-, Journal.
You have probably heard OF Lawyer
Hackett of Somerset. A little while ago
he purchased some land over which
there had been lawsuit for years, until
the parties had spent half dozen times
what the land was worth. Hackett knew
all aboutit. Some ofthe people wondered
why he wanted to get hold Of property
with such an incubus ofuncertainty nit.
Others thought that perhaps he wanted
some legal knitting work and would pitch
in red-hot to fight that line fence ques-
ton on his own hook.
That's what the owner Of the adjoining
land thought. So he braced himself for
trouble when he saw Hackett coming
across the field one day
Said Hackett: whats your claim
here, anyway, as to this fence?"
Il insist" replied the neighbor, "that
your fence is over on my land 2 feet at
one end and foot at least at the other
end"
"Well," replied Hackett, "you go
ahead just as quick as you can and set
your fence over. AT the end where you
say that l encroach on you feet, set the
fence on to my land feet. At the other
end push it onto my land 2 feet"
"But, persisted the neighbor, that's
twice what claim"
81 don't care about that" said Hack
EFT. "There's been fight enough over
this land. / want you to take enough so
you are perfectly satisfied you have got
your rights, and then we can get along
all pleasantly, Go ahead and help your
SELF"
The man paused, abashed. He had
been ready to commence the old struggle
tooth and nail. But this move of the new
neighbor stunned him, Yet he wasn't
to be outdone in generosity. He looked
at Hackett. esquire" said he, "that
fence amt going to be moved an inch
don't want the blamed old land There
warn't nothin' to the fight but the prin-
ciple of the thing"
Now, isn't human nature an interest
ing study?
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1905-10-27
DIRECTORY.
CAMDEN CHURCHES.

EPISCOPAL CHURCH, SOUTH
Rev. E. B. Graham pastor. Services every
Sunday at II a. m. and 7 80 pm. Prayer SER
vices Wednesday at z 90 p. m. Sunday school
at 1O.00a, M, U. A. Potts superintendent
Anderson pastor. Services Friday evening be-
fore the fourth Sunday. Sunday school at 30
a. M, + L. NcElyea superintendent.
M. E. Woodbridge pastor Ser
vices first and third Sundays at II .0oa. m. and
7.3O p. m. Sunday school at 100 a. M, A.
r. Brooks superintendent.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1905-10-27
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The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1905-10-27
COUNTY OFFICIALS.

COUNTY COURT-W. T. Morris judge and W !.
ID. Cooper clerk.
CIRCUIT COURT-R. E. Maiden Judge and L.
II. Watson clerk.
CHANCERY COURT-A. G, Hawkins chancel.
lor and A. G. Mcdaniel clerk and master.
OTHER COUNTY OFFICIALS-E Ernest e. Fry
trustee, r. d. McCord sheriff, j. Ed Brown
register, A. V. Bowles coroner, I. ID. Glenn
emit ranger, l. N. Bridges surveyor.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1905-10-27
LAND FOR SALE.

Tract Of land three miles east of Paris,
for sale on easy terms. Will take team
of mules or horses as part pay. 75to 100
acres suitable for vegetable or other farm
ing. Plenty timber. Address
f. B. GALLON,
Paris, Tenn.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1905-10-27
STRAYED.

A year-old red male muly yearling I;
dark red head. good size, smooth crop off
left ear; will pay for information leading
to its recovery. G. I. SARRETT,
Camden, Tenn.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1905-10-27
CAMDEN MUNICIPAL oFFICIALs

s. l.. Peeler, mayor; s. A Clement recorder
l. N. Wilson, marshal; d. b. Harris, deputy
marshal; T. j. Lowry, A. V. Bowles, d. } Nc
Rae, I'll. +. Stigall and l.. r. Watson, aldermen
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-20
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New-York May 10 1905
CoFFEE-The coffee market very quiet. but showed
ftegdier and recovered about 3 points Of the
recent loss. The opening was steady. unchanged
ports higher little demand from trade people and
some covering while offerings very light. Cables
generally steady, but specially
either receipts
ev- 5a not be showing the increase that some
hst imagined possible, and with warehouse deliveries
running little heavier. the market continued
improve and az the close 3 points higher on all
months except September. which points higher.
ses were reported OF 900 bags The closing French
cable reporting advance OF II
had ruled UNCHANGED during the early session helped
somewhat In the late trading in tie local
burg unchanged. and both the Brazilian markets
reported unchanged Receipts tho two poTTs
we're light reaching only 5000 bags against
year the Paulo moderately fulI
4u6Kei standards local
confined quiet but steady IN tone with prices
ths basis Rio No Z.
The range prices IN the local market to-day
fuuCwsI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-20
OTHER MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago May l9.-CATTL,E-R Receipts. $500 head; mar
ket steady Good TO prime steers 50 6oS0 20; Roo{
cows 81 50GS5 heers, 81 50Q$5 20 Gamers q 2OgS ~
bulls Sc G0GS4 70; calves S3G$6 25 HoGS,Reeelpts
2500o head market 6q10o lower: mixed snd butchers
heavy S5S5 %; light 50 15q$5 42 bulk OF sas 20 %
ass IS. SHEEP AND LAMBS-Recepts. I'Ot0 heaai
market steady to 1Oc lower. lambs steady GOOD TO
choice wethers shorn 7BS5 % fair choice mixed
ghorr So 6O6S4 5O native lambs shorn. 81 oOgS6 ~
kansas CITY May 19.-CATTLE-Recepts. 1'OVO head
Including 400 southerns; market steady choice e1ot
dressed beef steers IS 400SG fair good 81 6Oq5
Western steers 81 50ds8; stocNers and Ieeoers
81 90; Southern steers So 55Qs4 So Southern COWS
IS Isl bulls S3GS4 rs; calves $685. 90
600 head market 5q1Oo lower top 50 52ta bplk q
sales S. 2gRS5 S2a heavy. So 26S5 S2 packers 20 1og
81 82: pigs ana lights 81 7oqS5 30 sHt1EFttecel
600 head: market steady to shade lower native Iai
S6IST SO; western lambs SG$ 4Q western req ewes
earing SASS 65 Texas clipped yearilngs - oS2 oo'
Texas clipped 81 25QS4 7o stooAerS ana 'ssoeS
- Ss1nati May 1a-HoGs 100 lower shipper s. 45I
h,tthersi IS z0GS5 An common s43S5 %. CApTLHH
SI1i. fair to good shippers s. 65gS5 co. common 81
S. SHEEP STEADY. 81 5Oq$4 So: LAMBS steady u %
East ST. Buffalo May IT, I, 100 5Ss ssq i6
bTtches 81 1895 So: heifer s. 6e$o 5 COWS % ,"g
sS ia. b,lrs Sc 25GS4 so VEALS-Receipts 100 neSii
active and steady 81 5o@$6 so H0Gs%Re S and
Sorkers So 60d$5 CO. pigs. 50 55G$ 60 ToSghs e S3
%TD ISIB-Receips 1880 head actye lambs 6aG e.
a. sheen higher; lambs. 81 5oa$S 20 Few 10 81
Sosrngs "a EGGS5 wetherS, 50 oqSo oO; ewes "a 10
e7S5, sheep mixed, 81 5OGpS5.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-20

r. d .''s cows at 81 Rs At a ssSias sa sAe
a aG per 70 for to y native s.s sds
pr ~ dressed weight sheep selling at l98I4f @ o
M shD@9t today from this port me IB MS 4gS
Beef Conpa8 DS ana GO sheeD en he Her to the West
indies for L Dnlenback To-morrow the MinnssH Of
BEEF for schwaFzsehd sul45sEger s49 Sats IL. fs Swift
Beef Company tho St Louis win for the LONDON
1850 quarters {or sohwa1zsc6id { sgz6ersoF; ne Brit
sq PTneess goo cattle equally divided 9e'ween 81 Which
$50 cattle to Be- gnioaded London at Antwerp;
cgdahy Packing company making with Prsyai60Sgsly re-
LILO sheep and 1900 quarters beef all 70 ports q
shssP Britain with the exception Of SIS cattle ana
Sales ssaGs So % ID n lG steers E. So 1879 26 3
Co. 1870 e s6 20 , Do 1159 2 at 50 So II do 100
sanders 3 2hq e. r sJ So 90 ~ Sc Psn2
e. ilo6 e 32as g., 10 S9 - o55 s.
At s. g. do So $40 b at s. i s. COWS 700
DO eIo 70, at 81 10 DO s76 n at So 60 o 90 eSg
ss2s5i do n at So 90; a. CSC ~ a 81 3Si DO
s. 10; 40 6g5 IL at 81 cav - - - -'' w.
En- Ct s. g; ike Rsae & s. sG
Fs a $3.50 s. S st s. e O. CslG 90 '' ii5S
S 9o q" 49, - 1915 h. 3D. at s. S. DO ido 50:
s 81 SO @, g 80 3d. s # oss 81 Z s
81 g = q 80" bss E W i i ii ii
$$a DO 10 b. at 81 a0 Is DO us N. at 81 49, do
SeT@ u Ohio stesE; 1893 r. at 50 49, 5 Is
10 So do. zoos 10 at So 1o Pennsylvania
sow j n 's s6 81 do 49, s 81 al IS s. So
DO Geo n, at 81 So; DO $50 ~ at 81 20 ,oa7 N q,
So o 20 Chioago d. 1900 10 at 50 30; PennsyIvah"
Tobln q Shannon: 10 Pennsylvania steers 1904 n. at
e % os BE ss sG IL 1877 ~ n s At S.
good demand the etock ana Prices sun
up all grades with general sales at l6o hg
over e Wednesd9g Average sales The pens promptly
Poor to prime yegs SOD at s. esyes Rse IN
demand and firm with city selling at FAC
1boT RgT a. g o0d 6ea Of hmnss on light vea
S3nd s@ g. lay ge3s AZ l9 s. At e go 81 H. SIT @
G G = 7 H. o. at fo Sc rs 50 d. i67 n at Sc IS Is
M Ngis94' g o5 ysai IL l 4sa ~ t. II,
g curtis veal IA r. at 50 CO.. do. sS ~ at
sEEP AND 1AArgsReegiDts car: Or 1 slgs
6Seq @ fG 2es @s there We're ears on sale
not brisk but prices held up and Se mex p
cleaned up Ordinary good clipped sheep SOLD at $4gS
81 So S0od Maryland spring lambs s. each; good
per loo n Dressed mutton steady at TplOe per ~;
16e by the carcass at S39$6 So with country dressed
sass@Kerns Commission Company: 200 un5or1 cCl91
G Pd9 a R9ao ~ do IS m at 50 co. 4S do "a h. at
oP6eson c. I69 % M45 al se 5 Der Io0 m
SO 81 90 clipped Ba2 D sheep 1 81 shtSp 1oa 10 a.
S. N: y Clipped ok K.n fs iPP Sucks 5s b at 81
'o 3osa a'n saaao spring Ia s. .? sq?S q
HoGs~Recepts were i or 2Ge9 head including Gg
abOut for the market Prices run e. s'eSqy 100
o as Sna drtssad hoss STEADY at aso ID for
IS ssas a. eof r l5a at g. E'' ss5s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-20
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

California, % Cd futures steady; May Gs $40 July
mixed new. A 4l.d: futures steady May is AZ July
4s Asa. PEAS-CanEd!un firm At IS II tIoJ Il
St louis fancy winter steady At ea ID HOPS IN Lon
don Pacific C6asO quiet IS 17sf5 los BEF strong;
srR 65s 5tAsshort cut IA 70 10 H. strong at As %
BACON hrm Cumberland cut % 70 30 10 ass shoTt To
16 TO "A No. As Cd long clear middlez Light ~ 70 "a 10
As: long clear middes heavy 50 70 40 10 45s; snort
clear backs l6 clear bellies - 70 10 10.
81 "a sHoULDERs-sguare II to rs ne. nFn at az
SOS sd LARD steady: prime Western " usrcSs Gus
AHSTie2n refined IN pals. sds Cd BuIIIa Nominal
SIi-t-, EAmercau finest white, old, easy AT o7si 40
new steady at Bis. American finest coloTed Old weak
a. ois' DO new steady az Dos TALL --ILliae ~
steady 23s TURPENTINE-Splrit strong az OLE
HCSIN-Common strong at So a.. PETROLLUAII-ts-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-20

enoLnlnsl; do domestic 2Aq3Zo; Java %h953se; Pan
80 N bond. "a d2%c
t-ttefned sugar dull and unsettled kFces
listed are not per cent Tor Cut loaf and
deTed $500 mould A, 600, cubes, 6l0ei AAAA pow
6Go powered coarse powdered ana IFult powered
and confectionery granulated 6l0o Eage coS
bRes me graduated $685. Eagle I'D cartons I'D
and bib bags me grGnulated &c; Eagle fine
III h9ated and diamond A, 1s0e; eer1ec
no l. boOc; Nos and 3, 5.45oi NO A. o.Sooi
b05c, SSSo95 No 800; No Z, BOO; No s. 6loo No
Nos IA AZ oe NO IL 490c; No - 1850 No IL, 4foe
was armeS 10 zoe The London market for beet sugar
Us Win May closing lis sd and june al
santo Inc local market 1-S2i lower sales Of
ectly centrifugal for shipment at price ex-
oentrIfnn1 70 b-1bc, duty paid basis and Cuba
the neS d Jnne shipment at 1516c, about equal 70
Cuba aio price The GALES included 1000 bags
1900 bags to 49, Digs Santo Domingo with report that
Bothsr more OF cuba been sold TO Arouckle
96 test Inty paid prices follows; Centrifugal
sugar 10 muscoYGdo 50 test. 11-16c; nlolasses
80, '-IOc Wlett & Graw's weekly report
tons a stocks q Europe and America 2509 306
dates go 1000 last year the uneven
The dscfese 2es at the date of January J. 1905
Sry last 3scIease Of 1905 74o oh Jsnu
visible sSo toa5 stocks and aaoat, together. chow a
year, |S OF z,O1s,SOo TONS against 3.053,66o last
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-20

EEpSrts for same Sy Wee; last $3.50
Total experts since September s9 9s2
Total exports date last year 55
stock at ali ports 1st same time last $lS4
Stock at ali ntero GF towns same time ls$9
st9sE q Aecsn aaoat for Great Britain same ono
FLOUR AND MnAL-Unsettlod conditions prevail IN
the -four market business to-day being light ana Tor
although thoro We're light Kansas patents and
N9eF sS G Quotations were - 6 @ 4ne pssn
2 spring clears 50 4o9s3 Ss sTa R ~ E T10s
STEADY GUIDED to good sl5as4 60 choice fr 70
9aofa Fine White and yoo% 81 %; 81 osl 10
spring sis standard rnddng TO- nogE d9 ga red
SBa SACHS SKIS s sc2 So red t3s 80 o 9 S2s
GRAIN TA general and heavy rush 5r to secure 4
pTGhS on wheat bought during yesterdsy b otrn
being vjpsS t GeieS d H & Of he western markets
with September most affected Just as ws9 me Ug c
Of the session in Ne-York showed 82iao net decline
o TIf Is. b never asd a the the ea et
when constituted one of the bulls main enc Vest
ida dS that the crop was fully M DAYS az al sss
rust and i3n5 The Modern Miller was Oulisa
weekly review Of the crop position stating that the
crop as whole Is IN need Of clear warm weather no a
wired wheat showing bad outlook in Se6tE Xxx
bush against 12zSSooo last year Private reports from
Receipts or the day were somewhat than they have
interior points aggregated SssyVV DusH!
compared with I4S0o0 bush last year. The NoItlWeSt
nevertheless will decrease about lOOVUV pus
this week pointing another fair reduction in the visible
supply Monday. The feature OF cables was tne ~
s at s Pa IS S. pos at Budapsf ana K
marks at Berlin The I4veFPo0l market at one TINE was
also strong and IL 13d higher, but at the close Sno
only +9ld net rise Argentine shipmeas aSo09o 9 oS
BroomhaIl 17S&oo0 bush. compared with o,Z9oUSV
bush last week The cash market in NeYI9 oTn Tos
quoted follows at the closes No red. SSso eSE
ana 81 COS afoat; Ne Northern Ru44I9 !! u q.
Loading was also factor Of wealeSs in the corn ear
weather IN central States the light export ae ann
small c!earances and reactions In late caoes TON
early strength all helped along the weak feeling O0n
mission houses were free sellers at the West enu III TIL
markets bull support was almost entirely laoHng .e
closed SIC elevator and 56tzc asked ahoat re
The increased receipts and weakness in other nefes
made the materially lowered prices
during the day Chicago. Locally the cash trace Vas
steady being quoted follows: Mixed rs 70 81 ID cog
31 &C. white, so to 30 ~ S69sI4s and Glp2eo
white SO to 40 10 361s G4Qc RYE-NominaI BAEtL-e&1
Market dull Feeding quoted at 443+e Q NeW1QTk
and mailing az 46G52c Q Buffalo wheat lhcIu!G1Lhs
-four exports week, according 70 braostIeeI
amounted I52560 bush, against S9S,SaS ast week an
225 1853 last year. Since July exports OF WhetS
been So 0e9 eco BUSH against 124 o. last year Sol
exports week aggregate ,6sS2S busL esSIn'
Kos 299 last week lis. 337 last year since J6y q
isO exports T8 1875 eS5 bush, against @e0s
CT NeeF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-20
Citations.

THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW
York to julius NJ Mayer. Attorney General OF the
State Of New York; James E. SANFORD County Treas
urer Of the County Of Orange. and 70 all and any
itors OF and Interested IN the OF
McGarry late OF the of New Windsor. in
OF Orange, deceased GreetinE You hereby
to be ana appear before the SURROGATE Of the County %
County. the 10th day OF June 1905 at O'Clock in
tbs forenoon OF that day 70 show cause II any you have
why Letters Of administration should be issued anS
granted 20 Charles W. Weed creditor. who will than
26e4 Of the Code OF Ciy Procedure and all creditors q
said Lulu P, McGarry hereby notified 70 present
their claims to the said Surrogate at that time and plaza
In testimony whereof have caused the seal Of our
to be hersunto affixed Witness.
OBADIAH p, HOWELL. Surrogate OF our said County OF
Orange Newburgh, IN said County the 10th day Of
May A. D.. 1905, - -,--- -.
4 j. BOWLER Attorney Of PotitioneT, -
Eewburgh y. 7,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-20


higher the influence, II said, Of speculative OPP
fi$6 The local market was firm in consequence at6oush
5,ooI5I5 was lover In London following the sharp ad
vance OF YESTERDAY. With spot and futures stun selling
is without material change Lake ana eieorOlyo are
casting 1t AT LEAD was unchanged at 45o94 SOC
unch5nged IN both rarEos being DUH at 55o8666c
3d At 1 28s In s es the az s Gas
remains less unsettled with some dealers sun
Sdf p to De FsRE as % Metal E3ongo Quoted s
Sis IS 10 foundT southern ana 30 foundry southern
soft al S1g$17 % and No foundry Southern az SIC SOC
hs poduos hag 9SF was weaker and trading mac
ys n az s3us SIS 60 s'@sS 9uots May sSs5
Der SIS 50 asked and February SIS 65asl5 45.
MoLAssEs AND sYRUPs-syrlgs ruled steady, No
o S5ss Gis9 f h5R 3ae ' oenuFa
common l29lSo fair l9g1g e9 99o lsa29i R55e 29
mon. iSGI7e faS i5Sisa; good i5S2lo; prime 22625o
o s6P s anss sn gFI cs Soa6as s
Quotations . IyeFpo9l end 13no9n 10 Gas
IAN So; BTsnea p PIGS hamburg IS Pigs. Cotton to
cfi Steamer, alo2 IONS ore vzagapatam =: 70
Eadsgha Or B2moS I3s . B s e. f bs us co.
Iernandina Sierra Leone and conakTy Sl2 schooner
terms: seaooaer 952 tons, coal Philadelphia 70 San
poT< Philadelphia, So schooner. $40 tons, lumber
a a az Boa9I 10 Ns%YoR pTyaa 80 terms
schooner 500 oil and cement hence to Jacksonville
ana bscE cry oyTesS pirate terms; seho9Hsr 5S8 59es
1900 capacity, coal Hampton Roeds 70 Providence
Boston roc and bridge money schooner 800 tons sand
PhadelPhis TO Lynn 81 20 British steamer, 104S tons
g fs4S N sss Pa 3oas Phoshae @pa to sst
90, May; Italian steamer. ia tons Porman 70
l.456 tons Hgelya 70 Charleston Savannah
leans los Norwegian bark s54 tons rosin and spirits
SCUM A{a'S per- 30 @ T r S or 2ss 1ns
deals s. John. 3, 70 West Britain or East Ireland
s sds Cd Norwegian BARK Si7 tons same from N'F4nl'
-coonssea oil DISPLAYED further strength TO To-
day on Light oL'Fings ene aFrnness OF orpoe OIL The
hands. sales, so May at 27%c 900 august at 2o1.e
recent advance Relaed petroleum remained Unchanged
k 81 e. Phua6tpha So 80: Bulk 81 refined eSsss
Nsw-York 50 e5 Philadelphia, s. co. water white New
e III asIIsi si2 co. CoTT5NsEED on prime crude
mills, 224scj prime yellow, q az c;
June 2sQ2ss; July 80 q2Sci august 295k gSOc Sep
ember. 2S7 g50ci October, 8093Ohci on summer yell
low nominal; prime white 29g8oc prime winter ye0ys
Gle q town ray" 4sG4Se; Calcutta raw COG LARD
ss5saa2 sas s he e e: eo
points under the previous nigh In addition to n6erai
By packers chicag9 ecTiyals were 1900 Kansas CITY
and Omaha each 4sd a 500 9nq fas Wst 7SG08 F so
9$l5: short clear $l3gSl5 BEEF firm; Quoted: Mess
f fadla ! So
i e8T p oP 81 bees arm 2 6gotsd. so 8
s hs 6s1s nominal quoted Sc Picked hams nm
quoted e5.glo&e TALLOW dul!i city 4soi country
7l; middle Wet prime Loo City lara seSdy SH9sd
am am q G0si9 at S5sc sARiNB STEADY Quoted
of2' r 81 sac was quite liberal with
nrm underone Qu9'aShs Ia.o%; Do1esf cao s9
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