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First Presbyterian.

Rev. E. f. Mclaughlin of Denver
will preach Sunday morning. In
the evening the congregation will
join ii. the union services.
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Christian Church.

Morning theme, "a Children's
Day Sermon. Evening, the first in
the series of union meetings, to be
continued through July and August.
Sermon by Rev. Petty. L H..
Humphreys, pastor.
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Christian Science.

The subject of next Sundays SER
mon is Life. Services begin at
IL. Wednesday evening meeting at
Z 80.
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Trinity Lutheran Church.

German service at 1880: Sunday
school at ~; congregational meet
ing at 2. P. B. Fritsche, pastor. :.
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Swedish Lutheran,

Sunday school at 10 a. m. Com
munion services at IL. Evening
service at 7:30. Oscar w. Gustaf-
son, PASTOR
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The Churches
Holy Trinity.

Morning prayer and sermon will be
held at As.
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Typewriters tor Rent.

No. s Remingtons and other
standard machines for rent by Henry
Candlin, room 81, First National
Bank block.
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g STRAYED-SATURD NIGHT. ONE
~ black and white COW, yr old. Finder
please inform Aug. Johnson, 40 9th ST.,
and receive reward.
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WANT ADS.

Wan, ads in the Weekly Tribune at uniform
rate Of ten cents line, each insertion. No ad
less than 20 cents. Copy must be in by Wednes'
day noon to insure insertion.
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For Rent.

pOOMS AND BOARD. 1913 sth Ave.
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ALL KINDS OF JOB WORK, GREASE
a traps. closets and moving dead ami
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composed of W. l.. Clayton, r. H.
Clayton and l. P. Clayton has, been
incorporated to do general invest
ment business in Weld and other
counties of the state. The company
is capitalized for s5o,OoO At the
same time the Clayton Lumber COM
pany has also been incorporated with
the same people at the head of it.
j. E. Roadhouse. instructor in ir-
rigation at the Calix Polytechnic
school at San Luis Obispo, Calf,
was in Greeley last Tuesday looking
up irrigation and other farm matters
in this section. He was particularly
interested in the storage reservoirs
here and secured number of pic
lures of these, which he will use for
lantern slides to illustrate lectures
to his classes.
The people of Eaton have sent an
invitation to the Greeley CONNER
cial club to come up and help them
celebrate the Fourth. The club has
favorably considered the matter, and
as many as can get away will prob
ably go. The invitation is general,
and as there will be nothing doing
in Greeley, 1T might be we'll for us
to turn out en- masse and help make
merry in our sister town.
o. G. Tracy met with a peculiar
accident last Saturday while having
tooth extracted by dentist. The
instrument slipped and cut cash
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Lost and Found.

r OST-JUNE u, DARK HAND BAG
L. with 5 or dollars, between Greeley
and rs miles north east. Please leave at
this office.
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WANTED : MUNICIPAL, RAILWAY.
w or other high class industrial bonds
BY eastern capital. See E. Grant Kindred
Atty, IL Bank blk
The Greeley tribune., 1906-06-28

WANTED = THREE ROOMS AND
~ board, by three young men, within
I've blocks OF business section. Address
Marble Hill press., 1906-11-29

and at Ebenezer in the afternoon.
Jacob Masters is reported quite
puny at present.
Miss Tavie Poston went down ".
Oran Monday to spend few days.
William II. Cobb ot near Glen
Allen visited rear here Saturday
Miss Belle Poston of near this
place visited Miss Adeline Huffman
near Huskey Sunday,
R Hupzikcr Of near Huskey has
been doing some work on bis resi-
dence recently
Rev. WI, Poston Of near thii
place filed Rev. Crooks appoint
ment at Whitewater Saturday nigh
and Sunday.
Mrs, G, 3, Kinder aud sdaughte'
VISITED Mrs. Frank IIubbers Sunday
| MI, and Mrs. G, Slemaier Of nea
Glen Allen visited Mrs. Slemmer'
|sister, Mrs. Mary Masters, near thi
place this week.
As newsis scarceI will quit 70
lth,s time. CURIiEY HEAD.
Marble Hill press., 1906-11-29
BeSS SS1Iie-

Rev. Wood filled bis appointment
81 Union Saturday night and Sun
dav. leaving on The train Sunday
- assist Rev. Crook in meeting
:. whitewater. lie will return TO
HE home at Marquand Thursday
where the quarterly conference WIZ
he held at 3 p. m. The ladies AID
.oeietv will serve dinner and sup,
ar nroceeds will be used to buy
ssoyes for the parsonage and pay
| ,or seats for the new church
Mr. and Mrs Will Underwood
and Mss MolIie zimmerman ~er'
;a,own Monday. Mrs. underwood
.sas On her way TO Marquand 4
4--.al .snrI done.
NJ si,nes is on the sick list
PRAYER meeting viii be held :
Charles Rhodes's Thursday nlgs'
Aboer yenable and wife OF ha'
ouand spent Sunday 10 the vslle,
&c. G1ailh ~ent to Freder'e'
, town on business Monday. A.
r.-.tsw penuer left Monday 4
!. the east. ailer week visi' = = !.
wfu Collins has returned 20 u
Marble Hill press., 1906-11-29

Well, here / am again with q few
items tor THE Press.
Health is very good at present
Adolph Henley returned from y.
Louis recently. We were all g'ad
to sec him back in The store
n. Rev. j. Station is holding a meet
ing at this place this week.
Two car loads Of cattle and hogs
we're shipped from here last week'
MIR. Morton is fixing to put up
another sawmlll in Hiram.
We have an excellent school here
Farmers are about done gather
;ne corn. Not much wheat has
been sown here.
Bear creek was higher during tb'
recent treshets than it had been Il
! long time. A great deal OF fenc
| inc and many culverts were washe'
away along the railroad.
The Ward Brothers now own tn
livery stable here. =
Harry. John and George War
are erectidg a fine store building !
this place, and will be read
for business
4 We are glad to learn that Hon.
! M. Welker is able to be up again.
A. b. g.
Marble Hill press., 1906-11-29
Lodge.

(Arrived too late for last issue.)
Az ii has been some time since
there's been anything IN The Press
from Lodge, / will send you q lew
items ofnews.
We are having too much ram for
corn gathering.
Mrs. Philip Deckard died Of pa
ralysis November IS.
Mrs. Katherine Carmen is very
sick at this writing and is not ex-
pected TO recover.
James Cameron Of Greenbrier is
here at bis sick mothers bedside.
Charley Cobb and wife are the
proud parents Of a baby girl, born
three weeks ago.
j. q. Pridy and wifeare rejoicing
lover the arrival Of twin babies
boy and glrl---in their home. They
have been stopping with them sine
November II. Mother and babe
are doing we'll and Jim's .. X.
Dir J. X. Smith Of Fredericktow'
was here last week on professions
business.
Two of our defeated candidate
were here recently, buying stocl
"A. ]. Mouser moved ip the hou'
\ with Mrs. Jane Sitzes, and viii Gu
!. tiyate her farm next year.
Mrs. w. L. Revellc ofMorley v
ited her parents, Mr.. and Mrs W
I kinson, here last week, returniF
home last Sunday.
= Success to you, Mr.. Editor.
{. OBSERVER.
Marble Hill press., 1906-11-29
'ast week at high salaries. Thp

IJast week at high Salaries. Thr
demand j. for hiph-grale slrndgrn-
pliers and bookkevper-. Cehtrnl
Business College pupils ,oa'ize tiM|
!Siey are preparing them. elves 70 I'LL
bookkrepers' aud stet
potraphcrs posili"asat hiahsalaries,.
l5E 4can place every pupil WHO viii
1 sh our system Of bookkeeping
4 Tour cuurce instrn"gNphy, in1he
4 nan system, thus complrting9ur
clal eourre in office work, III y
4. ion ii from $50 to SIS per modth
4 art with The young man or
81 ,glady who il willing ID deyplt
u months 70 earnest .tu'iy md
practice under lie directionul tho.e
who have ind actual husiiteFs TX
peAence Unfolding high gradesGn'-
mercial poSitionsthal connnand hlgll
salaries, need not have much anxIet,
with regard to success and the future
II you wish The weapons which
will enabley you to come out victorious
in the battle of'life, make up you
mind to start to Central Bushes
College atonce, and follow my direc
| lion thru the Combination Course
also after you have accepted y posl
| ton, and success il yours
Marble Hill press., 1906-11-29
TrOwei.

Health is good in this vicinity
with the exception of Jesse john
son, who has been on the shelf o
short time, but is improving RAPID
ly; be says it's boy.
We are having q little winter in
this section, and we expect it to
continue.
Monroe Fowler and wife visited
near Advance Sunday.
Rev. John Stone filled bis regu'
lar appointment at Clubb Creek
church Sunday.
John Delllnger contemplate
moving to Torrance Fowler's place
The Club Creek factory bas oeei
running on full time the last week
Jesse Shell, our postmaster am
merchant, is hnstlIng these Gays
Luther Fowler has been suiierln
) with rheumatism, but we are gla
| to learn that he is improving.
Louis Null says be is goodsfc
b the ten-dollar premium on turkey
( He has the best turkeys that run
these woods.
/. We can hear old Stump Tan par
$ ing almost any night. Inc DO
say they are fat now.
IS The staye haul on Clubo efe'
has fallen of, on account OF :
ct muddy roads.
Of The stock men seem TO De W
it in this part of the country. IN
". may be seen almost every day.
N Success to The PHEss ana
us many readers. oBShA' -
Marble Hill press., 1906-11-29
Leopold.

Not seeing anything in The fREss
from this place IN some time' w''i
sand in few items.
The beating plant in our ehufcn
has been completed and is giving
our people perfect satisfaction !.
Miss Katy Thele left tor y
Louis one day last week, after VS.
itipg relatives and friends here
Ennis Clrppard went to 81 Louis
with . car load OF hogs recently .
Our farmers are hustllng to get
their corr in the cribs, for much o. ,
= was oyeraowed last week and II
| i certainly IN bad condition now ,e
Nessrs. Theodore and John zen
ho,aer have returned to st. Lou''
after spending month with re''
lives and friends here.
Ben Price went to Arcadia rf
Gently, where he will have employ
ment during the winter
NJ l.vandoren is ready to NOV
bis sawmrll TO Penturf Gap.
william Tbele and John Bet
Il after spending pleasant week vii i
Iour boys here, have returned 70 :
r Louis, where both are in bushes
,- Mrs. Henry Manning is very SIC
nj at this writing. :,
News is scarce, SO ] will clio
,eI w;,h best wishes to THE Pass al
"'' .o.aers LouIs
Marble Hill press., 1906-11-29

fllcd his regular appointment neFe
Saturday and Sunday.
Henry ossig is very sick at tn's
writing.
Our school is taking weeks
vacation on account of,the scarlet
fever scare
Misses Lille, Lena and Mary
Zimmerman spent a few hours with
their amt, Mrs. John J Zimmerman,
here Sunday.
Roscoe Moore Of this place has
employment with concrete gang
Ut Mineral Point.
Thomas Beck of Knob LICK visit
I'd al ]. NJ. Chronlsters Monday
land Tuesday.
larry NcManus visited his family
near isis place sunday.
PRoMETHEUs.
Marble Hill press., 1906-11-29
Our Correspondents.
Glennon.
Health is reasonably good.

Health is reasonably good.
John Horrell and family visited
Joseph Laurintius Sunday.
Mrs. Bennett Horrell was recently
called to the bedside of her mother,
who is seriously i'll al her home in
Pinckneyville, Illinois.
Our sawmill IS dong a good
business these days.
Rev J. M. Huber's new residence
is under way Of construction.
Miss BIanch Horrell has beer
staying with her brother, Bennett
the past few days.
Miss Lena Holzum OF Leopoi'
attended church here Sunday.
Success to The pREss.
A CITIZEN.
Marble Hill press., 1906-11-29

u Health Is reasonably good ~ thls4l
locality at present 4
Getting wood II the order of thal
day.
Corn gathering has been some
what delayed on aaeopnt of thc le-
cent rains, s6g82a
BornTo Mi, and Mrs. Alonzol
Cunningham, Nov.22, 1906, a fine
boy baby, Mother and child are
getting along nicely, and the prob
abilities are that Alonzo Will 49,
cover.
Mi. and Mrs. James Duncan were
visiting their brother, Steven Dun
can. near Glennon, last Sunday.
| Willie Thielc and wife Of near
Drum left for St. Louis last sun
day, where they intend 70 make
Z T. " 2 4 Z H u " I5H
their future home.
Misses Blanche Horrell, Lizzie
Hughes and Maude Brauer visited
4 Miss Eda Thiele Sunday.
S. p. Revelle Of near Drum y
having new barn built.
N 4 . . To- Ii . 9.
j, Thomas d. Scott has his new
house under construction.
u Our school isprogressing nicely
J under the careful management o
Miss Bertha Limbaugh.
Z Henry Holweg and wife ATTENDED
: church at Leopold Sunday.
VI Miss Bertha Baker Of near Run
9 Branch is staying with her uncle
IS G. w. Hill.
William Wilfertb and family yis
u tied at Henry r. Thlele's last Sur
al day.
Henry R. Tbfele and Dennis Hoi
es rell are the champion corn gathe
k. ers Of this locality. Gathering ar'
Sc cribbing seven loads rs considers
H. d small days work.
r. 7. Markham had to bulld
IL. new crib to store his immense crt
II. Of corn.
ng Success TO THE Pass. DUKE.
Marble Hill press., 1906-11-29
I1s,Yd.

Here ! come again with a small
budget Of items.
Health is good in these parts win
the exception Of colds.
We have been having a great
deal Of rain and high waters IN tins
region, which has thrown some Of
the farmers behind with their corn
gathering.
George Reagan, wife and two
granddaugbters of Whitewater vis-
tied his brother, ]. H, Reagan and
family Sunday night.
We are glad to report that the
little orphan babe Of Mrs. Matte
1 Reagan is getting along nicely.
Several Of our neIghbors expect
TO spend Thanksgiving at Marquand
! as the NJ. II. Church South Will give
Thanksgiving dinner there tina
day.
Attorney 81. Long was in ou
: burg last week.
P. 4. Shell, our clever stock buy
er. is gathering all the stock be ca
! find for sale.
$. win Shell and family OF Ma
n ouand visited his parents, Mr.. an
Sam Shell, a few days last week.
& Miss Columbia Hawn was In OF
70 burg Monday.
Even Yount IS still very poor
u -bedfast all the time
be- Raford Hawn IS seen IN the
parts frequently buying stock.
" Some of our boys have return
ey from DunkIin county with th'
fortunes, which they say were ca
:" to carry.
The Hahn school is progress
nicely under the careful mana
ment Of j. L. Lutes. The scb'
sn' is to spend an enjoyable q
Marble Hill press., 1906-11-29

payt of the country afterarl alF,.lsee
III over i year, andhas emplpyinents
With J. II. Whitener, cn me- fitllm'
ssAunf' Mary Berry n visiting
her daughter, MIS-. Ben Whiiteheer
Arthur Moore returned n Flat
River Monday.
The Hawn school ayetbcyoung
ladies of this settlement an invita-
tion ID attend d box supper-p pro-
ceeds to be nsed to procure = libra
w For the school. BEssyTLMAN,
Marble Hill press., 1906-11-29

Thanksgiving, follwed with an
entertainment and box supper
Friday night for the purpose "f
raising funds to get library for
the school.
VI. understand J. 6. Rrngan Of
Grounds creek is quite sick with
pnrumoniu fever.
Jesse Rhodes has retprned ir"P
Fiat River. lie has decided mo-
to move to Flat River. POGO.
Marble Hill press., 1906-11-29
I1afip-

As4haye been of duty for q few
,vsal,s. / will send yoH few items
this week.
Our people are enjoying g0'0
health.
ws are having some fine weather.
CIV. Masters visited his niece
a.. I Stevens, near seopus las'
week
Res. Crook fiIled bls regular up
poin.msu. here Sunday mofninl
Marble Hill press., 1906-11-29
-4len Alien.

Webster WeIker, who Is teaching
in a Kansas City Business college,
visited his uncle, Peter Wrlker' here
few days last week.
John Rhodes TRANSACTED business ,
IN Lutesville one day ll~' fm'k'
Miss Mineie Matthews visited rfla-
t,yes in Frederickiown last week.
Mrs. S. P. Bnrford Of Luiesyllie
visited relatives here last week.
Mrs. Sherman Evans VI De Soto
visited Mrs Mamie Rhodes here a
few days last week.
J.w. Reilly and wifeo Paras"ald,
Ark. are visiting Mf. ReillysI
parents, Captain and RS. John
A. Reilly, near here.
i NC. Moore had business IN
7, Lutesville Friday.
4 Mrs. Mamie Rhodes visited her
mother, Mrs. H. E. Barks al oraf'
a few days last week.
Mrs. Mae Glow Of LutrsyiIle VISIT
} ed friends here Sunday.
Mrs. Jessie Welker Of Oran visited
: relatives and friends here q few days
q last week.
Mrs. Altha Mitchell is visiting
r home folks near here this week.
Mrs. W. s. King of LutesvIlle
y visited her daughter, Mrs. Alma
Burford, who was very sick, Friday
se and Saturday.
Elery Zimmerman and famil,
ID spent Sunday with friends at Lute'
III vile.
sy Richard Ossig, who has employ
ment with a bridge crew of th
ng FRISCO railway company. isYisitin
&c his mother here this week
'ol EM. Wells and wife of Narel
ay Hin spent few hours with VIZ
. wells'ssister, Mrs. II Zimmerman
here Sunday evening.
Charles Cooper. ag.ai for the
b MAS. gy. compaasy 81 yi"elan
visited q friend here Sunday.
Mrs. S. ]. MeNiBB and babe
Il Marble Hill spent few hoUs VI
! her sister-in Law, Nrs- J. a. Berr
- Sunday.
~ c.H. Howard Of Chaiiee IS vi'
Il ing friends here this week,
- John C. Allen and wife OF Lni
vile attended church here Sabd:
: Thomas Kinder, r"sd@as'er
!. The Iron Mountain & SaHih'-rn =.
= w.s IN Glen AIIsn A',a-isy
! jossSb HsrrsIa visited BIS fsH'
= near this place Sunday aud Aona
e Ms. Eet1ie Rhodes went 90
= 10 IutesviIIe Monday and sPe"t
. night with relatives
L. Meyers and sHa-
day fsr Bizzers- ArA
Tsizftses.
= Rsx.w.A- Dsszs5i o "a s''s
Marble Hill press., 1906-11-29
Central Business College Items

SedaIias no. -
Among the many Central Business
|rollege pupils who have accepted
|ilstclass positions the past week are;
Miss Betty Clopton with the
Probate Judge III pstiir county y
perhaps the best salary Of any lazy
|sienogapher III The county.
Joseph Scott with Libby, McNe'li
\ Libby, Chicago, as assistant aecre-
|lay.
L. L. Davis directly from school
with William K4nelick, railroad con
|inctor, Kansas City. at $Io per
month to start with.
Sue Jenkins with the Pr'oa'e
Judge Of Cordpli, Oklahoma.
Stella Clopton with the storekrepet
! Oi the Missouri Pacific shops
Mr. Holke, bend shoe salesnlan'
Emery, Bird 4 Thayer, Kanr'- City
Thee. Pfsiffsr established q bust
aess for himself, slS5 Main y, TN
Catering Co + He also has . brancf
business at 80 i East Springfield ave.
Kansas City,
Leonard Wysn was offered Q posi
lion at $40 per month with railgal
company at McGshee, Ark.
Charles Ridson was offered a pos
lion at s55 per lnenth, but prefer
remaining il, school and cohlpiesa''
bis Verbatim Reporting Course.
Pearl robbins is with collectlo
agency at Kansas City at $50 o
month.
Miss Jones is head stenograph'
at Doggett's Dry Goods Store, Ia
sas City, in charge Of len OLD
stenographers.
Cora PLACE is with an insuran
company, New England Buildln
Kansas City. at 500 per month =
. anumbef q other whose s.''s 80
! do not recall d he present writl'
Miss T. c. Andrews accepted
POSITION directly from school v
the Kansas City Credit Mems !
sociation which + sid 70 be
hardeststsnsgraphic position q p
N Kansas CITY. ais AndFeNs
proving IN egeEy say equal .
emergency.
We baze bed 40 opportunity
~ : Iszse nambeT eE positions
Marble Hill press., 1906-11-29

.uecial to the Globe Democrat
"A Fredericlxtown. dated Novem-
!, n u, says: aThe Fredericktown
Company, the largest financial
mutton in southeast Missouri
In be taken over by the Western
.pkers Trust Company Of 81.
linn ]. h. Franklin, president Of
N trust companies, was here TO-
perfecting arrangements for The
spasr, The last statement Of the
sdericktown Trust Company
svs capital cfsSOO,OOO, with q
lrplus ofsl25,O 900. B.F. Edwards
i bis associates ii the National
pkoS oSCommerce ofSt. Louis, own
aebalf of the stock of the Western
mixers Trust Company, recently
pvsnised with a capital ofs5Oo, ,OoO
(which 100000 was paid up. The,
cured enough stock IN the Fred
sktown Trust Company to bfini
business to the Bankers Trus
Dnpany without violating th
mixing laws, and 4 meeting OF th
rdericktown Trust Compan,,
pckholders was held to-day an
Il change voted. The Frederick
psn Trust Company owns q col
Rolllng interest in about thIrt
inks scattered throughout sout'
it Missouri and northern Arkal
A state bank will be organize
! this city to take The place Of Y
Just company. The Bankers Iru
Company will own stock in the ne
ank, Of whlch J. N. Piertle "
Fobably be the president.
Marble Hill press., 1906-11-29
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p,crt Rg FnaMEs-R. w. Fischer
viii franz your pictures or nnot1oes
.,ouiaIs aud neatly at reasonable
prief-
Marble Hill press., 1906-11-29

1. " il receipt oi' 3 eolyl lcEthyI
of the toFty.ninth annuas
|s'''' 4 the Missouri State Hcrti3
|''at " society, which Wig beheld
r;lle. December > and y,
\ 4 excellent program has
nrepared. NV.
Marble Hill press., 1906-11-29

! meeting of tlle Soatheas1
|''oari Press Association held at
n, Bluff last wcck, y. r. Ca-
s.,s. editor oi The Dunklin
|socrat, was elected president;
\ |. Bprnsides, editor Poplar Bluff
'.,blican, first vice president;
Moore, Of The Charleston
INrprise, second vice president;
4 A Mckinney, " the Poplar
citizen, secretary; p. g, Bry'
i. of the Puxico Index, treasurer
!, ,,sociation will hold its next
ulipg at New Madrid next May
IN The meeting of the Drum
Association.
Marble Hill press., 1906-11-29

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SIOUX CITY LIVESTOCK

Holiday week showed it's effect nrin-
clpally by cutting down receipts and
curtalling the demand from the conn.
Try Tor stockers and feeders. The fat
cattle market has been showing a high
er trend and with the close of The week
values are generally 10@15c above the
the good beeves and butcher stock.
while the short-fed lightweight steers
and plain cows do not show much gain.
but they found good outlet because
OF the more moderate marketing. A
very good class of steers sold at 1925
@l5;75, with the light inferior kinds at
$3.S5@4.75. There was nothing strict
ly choice marketed in this line. Good
butcher stock sold at $4@4.35, and most
OF the good cows and heifers at $4,000
3.75. Gamers and plain cows sold
from $1.75 to $2.35. Trade has been
brisk turnout the week, and more cat
tie could have been used by the pack
ers had they been in the yards.
Receipts Of stocker cattle were light
and the shortage Of $500 head as com
pared with last week is due to this.
On Monday the market ruled 10(Ol5c
higher, with an active trade. There
was no market on Tuesday, and while
Wednesday, values were quoted
steady, weakness was foreshadowed by
lack Of country demand. As the week
progressed the advance of Monday was