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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1906-11-05
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
Estate Of John 2. Seaver

The Undersigned, having been appointed
,+be Honorable Probate Court for the Dis
Mat of Orleans, Commissioners, to receive
,snlne, and adjust all claims and demands
y all persons against the estate of
Isr p Seaver, late of Craftsbury in said
Sgrct. deceased, and ali claims exhibited
noise, thereto, hereby give notice that we
rl meet for the purposes aforesaid. at tn 2
,sddence of Minnie F. Seaver, on
Hf l7tn day of Novmeber and SJh day of
March next from two O'Clock %. IN.
9ntifour O'Clock p. M, each of said days, and
mate months from the l4th day of S .pJember
AD 1896 is the time limited by ssiu Court for
aid creditors to present their claims 10 us
ior examInStion aud allowance.
Dated at Crafts bury, W., this 25th dly of
October, A D.. 1896
e A. DUTTON, Commissioners
446 NJ. Il. THOMPSON - los ''9
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1906-11-05
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE
Estate Of James g. Withers.

r,e Undersigned, having been appointed
@ 9Feans p50RaaS 9Ga TOR to S9s
Dls.,'' canine and adjust all claims and
Csn,ssIrds of all persons against the estate of
GeL,,el a. Withers, late of 'rattsbury, IN said
district deceased, aod all claims exhibited in
Gus for he purposes aforesaid,at Postofica AZ
InaIs,,cb VI. on the 9th day OF NOvem Der
PFC rst day of Apil, next, from O'Clock
s"~ INIT. O'Clock o. m. each of said days
~ 'ttrst six months from the 2nd day of
SS au A. D. 1906, is the time limited by said
49, for said creditors 20 present their claims
l ',,s for examination and allowance
mated mt Graf sbury, this End Gay of Octo-
her A. D.. 1906.
FRED II. GOODWIN, lCom,rs
rB GRO. MERRILL,
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1906-11-05

Need good essRaTtief pil E Is Hs' RissTs
phi, like mo De relisble Or The SOLD
a Al Fed she d. ,n Fierce, Baron; F. J. Kinney
Barton Landing
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-06
THE STOCK MARKET
PENALTY PAID FOR ExCEssEs OF PAST
 SPECULATION.
Stocks Thrown Over at Wholesale at ss@rf- fices at Apparently Heavy Losses to Landere In the Recent
 Bull Movement.

New York. March 5--A penalty was pafd cesses of the past speeulat,on. F The 1 nsx- psiaiabie as eonins % in tho s mi midst 'e of sR sRs original speculation was based. In c1ssi- ssi- ins reports from all quarters sustained the eountry's prosperity. Nevertheiess W stocks eis were thrown over today by wholesale al ossss asssa ssFses ss t asa n
 ket quatafions. Indicated by the comparison Dr,ess 1r sricss tsnchsd today with the high eitenent was in force
 Al. The slump cf today was . culrnination of last week The aeceleration of the prices In the latter stages of the move Is now a movement is either upward or downwaris' speculative holdings which have been re- ths hope aS ep eafnes fn ssS in ment in conditions became an increasing in fIvsnee as prices sag downward. When quicker decline enhances the difficulties nf bslatad holders and detraets from the dis that the latter stages of a decline took on sn appearance of aggrayated weakness. covered and the professional bear trader is always on the watch to take advantage of
 hs Ths slnksSs sa ferss the va,ss ens acting and prompts the refusal of some se-- today's market There was not much news however. that while current events show the have been many expectations also which nave been proved to be extrayagant. Crow ing skeptioism in the fulfillment of many, of cline The failure of Saturdays market to rally on the decision of the treasury depart was 2 keen disappointment to the beiated speculative holders, who were hoping for a check to the decline.
 The opening of the week closed the coz onii continuance or t9s factors of depletnn of to take funds from the New York market current of the cash movement is h that come firmer today in spite of a p yielding in prssietions were heard If the outlook for an of Reading was stfriSuted to this cause. The eeptinuous dfsturhance in the life insurance inent although t had had no no Immediate % M staa con- nectfons in, the stock market
 was supposed to come frorn interests eo,,- cerned in the settlement of the Montana cooper dispute and Aos.nical discnssion was in this stock. An advance in the price of copper both here and in London had no eff in the latter. part of the day showed some evidence of the relief afforded by the liquid cover their short contracts This caused some recovery In the days extreme decline ass Sassser ran to Svs Potniz in Feeding and Copper American Smelling, Northern Pa cifie, Great Northern. pfd.. Colorado Fuel generally from one to three points The late rally was not we'll held and the clos
 Bonds were irregular Total sales par value sl.s5s.Oo0. United States bonds ali unchanged on call.
 NEW YORK STOCK LIST.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-06

 statement prepared by his clerk, show ing that under the Hudgins and Du- mas contract the receipts for the first year would have been $3g,600 less than under the Market contract and in five years e91,200 less. It was shown fur ther by Mir. Taliaferro that if all the canal employees came under the com missary contracts, the receipts under Hudgins and Dumas would be S552,000 less than under the Market bid for the first year. The figures of the Mar kel statement had been on the pros pect of feeding three hundred men on the gold roll and one thousand on the silver roll. The figures submitted by Mir. TaliaferFo were based on the same estimate. Mr. Markell declared that no man could guess the proportion of ems ployes that would come under the food contract.
 Mr. Taliaferro asked Mir. Markell to state how it was that he received the contract in the face of the' showing made. The witness said he. had no knowledge of Hudgins and Dumas and Mr Taliaferro read the names of sew eral persons given by the firm as ref erences. Among these were the Pres- ident of the United States. Do you not think this indicates the firm to be a reputable one?" asked Mir. Talia- ferro.
 Tt indicates that it was after po- litical influence any way retorted the witness.
 MT. Taliaferro asked Mir. Markell if he meant to imply that because firm gave as a reference the PresfdentA of the United States that ne-was seeking political influence"
 T was asked what political influence had aided me and replied absolutely none" said the witness.
 MT. Taliaferro did not pursue the inquiry on that line.
 DO not you resire 60 change your testimony where you say that the men on the Isthmus were fed like hogs, the only difference being that the food was passed on tin plates?' asked Mr. TaliaferFo.
 Tho witness said he was willing to let this statement stand as made Fri day.
 The witness was then excused.
 Senator Morgan had put on file for future disposition a resolution declar- ing that the contract with Market was without legal authority and the pay ment of $1O,715 to him rir mot constl- tute a proper charge against the gov ernment of the United States. Saturday to permit the recall of Will liam Nelson Cromwell. at the instance of any member of he committee after the type of canal and other legislative matters have been disposed of. The
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-06
CRUELTY or GERDRON.
Witness Tells of His CrueItien te Der
 tha f.Iafefe

Witness Tells of His Oruelties te Der
 tha CIaiehe.
 New York. March 5.--When the tFlaa of Bertha claiehe for the muraaE os Emil .Gerdron was resumed in the sus peFior Court today, an adjQufAFnsnf Wae taken until afternoon, Whlle no Feas son was assigned for this action, 1t wal reported in the court building that aA effort was being made to have thS eourt accept plea of guilty in trinet degree
 Another rumor was that Berths Claiche had turned States evidencs and had promised to make some start. ling disclosures in the matter of police methods. No confirmation of thaa could be obtaIned.
 Abraham Levy, of counsel foF the 60s fense. later announced that the trial would go on just the same as befcFA and that the recess was taken for the purpose of a consultation on the poiipe end of tho ease.
 Jeanette Roumain a sister of B4rths Claiche, testified to instances of brutal treatment of the prisoner in the press ence of the witness. On one of thesa occasions she said Gerdron had also struck her, the witness.
 William Hoffner, who saw the shoot- ing of Gerdron, testified that the lattea actually put his hand in his hip pocket before the defendant fired.
 Charles Dumas said that one evening in the summer of 1904 he saw Gerdron knock the defendant down in an area way with his fist. She was rendered unconscious by the blow. he said.
 Nathan Ballard testified:
 In the early part of July, 1904, aa I was going into Gerdron's flat I heard screaming I saw Gerdron holding the defendant by the hair of her head and kicking herr "A
 The trial wa adjourned until tomor- row.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-06
COTTON LETTER,
By Private yiss to Loyegan s Company.

By Private .s Wics to Loyegsn gs.o s Company.
 New Orleans. March 5.--The cotton mar ket experienced a slight set back today. Liverpool was in poor form. closing barely ass & at but ss seos sees 0 b.r.s % ,rs sps DoS % ssss d9sn with Eood ssnid saia in evidence yarns firm. In response to the fisappolnt- ing course of LiyerpooL our market opened was steady. however, and the market show cd an improving tendency. early In the day snbsequentIy in weakness developed in New York and vas promptly reflected in the lo- Mas nay sef ssd as as is,'d. low as 10; sa supportlng orders were Spots were officially reported quiet. with quotations on, middling and grades above and grades below. Sales amounted to $500 their new campaign to crowd the advance Consequently no strong speculative support rtaa m svadenee a,en aaf,ns sne day. and the which it showed itself fully capable of do- ing. Most of the selling done today was the top on Saturday. counting on Liverpool coming good enough to cause an advance in 10 so for May some me good bSying Orders .. be- came evident. and the bears. with all the.F the market below that level. The general situation showed nn ahanEe. A good spot demand Is still feature of the Liverpool market. where a reaction in futures was certainly due. The local demand for de- sirable grades of spot cotton remains in evidence, and some disposition Is now shown to buy the lower grades which have been somewht of a drug on ths market. The technical position of the market is excellent and fro nthe standpoint of statistical the situation will become stronger every day Consequently, We see nothing in the sttua~ ton to warrant us changing the favorable opinion that we have expressed repeated ly of late in Fegard to the probable course of the market Purchases or any decline
 IoyEMAN & COMPANY.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-06
MARKET FOR COTTON
RULING IS PARTICULARS AND WITHIN
 MARROW RANGE.
New York Closes nt a Net Decline of to 13 Points. With the Sales for the
 Day Estimated at 200.008

New York. March 5.--The cotton market was not very active today and ruled irreg- ular within comparativeiy narrow range The close was at net decline Of [ to fs points and sales were estimated at 200,o00 bales.
 The. market opened easy at a decline of to points in response to lower cables. continued good weather in tho south and pradfettons that the spot demand would faH off following the blg business of last month Offerings were quite heavy includ- lag the realizing of last weeks buyers and some selling by local bears. but were we'll absorbed at first by the buying of Liver pool and New Orleans, local bull support and covering. After the Houston estimate for tomorrow was received, indicating rather hsayIer movement the market. eesed off an other three or four points. but rallied in the early afternoon on the continued demand from stock exchange houses and reports of g good spot demand. Selling up to some or points from the lowest. prices eased off again toward the close. however. anu were finally within point or two of the bottom with the tone quiet.
 Receipts at the ports today. Is.s5o bales. against l3.eSe last week and 2s.2sl last year For the week (estimated), 90. 900 bales, against lo4.oet last week. and 1ss.6ss last year.
 Tcdays receipts at New orleans 2.si2 bales, against 15551 last year, and at Hous- ton S.7s5 bales. against 6,5s5 last year.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-06
DAILY COTTON MARKET.
Port Movement. .

Eoft l4OVtmcnEs
 Caalveston--Staady. 10%c: net receipts e.0s2: gross receipts s.Oss; sales 2lz: stock l35. 416; shipments to Great Britain 1906 to continent 12.645: coastwise 3.1s5.
 New orleans--Quiet. 10&c; net receipts 2,s12; gross receipts 2,S12; sales 4250: stock 2ss57s; shinments to Great Britain 720; gross receipts 335I stock 54679; shipments coastwise 50.
 saYannah-steady. 10 ke; net receipts l. ssi; gross receipts L6si; sales SIS; stock 62.O1i; shipments coastwise SIS.
 charfeston-Steady. 10ihc net receipts 200; gross receipts 200; stock 25,4e3; ship ments coastwise ..
 Wilmington 10hc; net receipts I8s: gross receipts l9S; stock S,3s5-
 Norfolk--Steady, 10kc; net receipts 1898 gross receipts l.Ssss sales Il; stock a. 23l shipments coastwise 2. .e5S.
 Baltimore--NominaL He; gross receipts ST5; stock 12,221; shipments coastwise 1.500. New York--Quiet. II 20; net receipts 50; gross receipts 3s35A; sales e.0lS; stock l93,- 00s: shipments coastwisc 400.
 Boston-Quiet, II 20; gross receipts 1,1O5; Philadelphia--Quiet, II. 45: net receipts 1is: gross receipts 1ts; sales e,s33.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-06
weather Conditiaaa. (For Pnsf 2A nNOlfra. !

Generally fair weather has prevailed and now continues over the eastern half of the country under the influence of an extensive ern Minnesota, though light snow is fall ing in the upper Ohio Valley and portions erately low in nearly all northern districts
 with slightly below zero readings in eastern south Dakota. Light rain or snow has oc- and Plateau regions, and an area Of low pressure developing over extreme Western the east slope Of the Rockies and higher ternperatuFes in West Gulf districts. This disturbance wills move eastward. causing rain and warmer in this section during Tuesday.
 Temperature and precipitation as reported b.y the Weather Bureau for selected South eTn stations during 2S hours ending a.. nl.. March 5, 1906.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-06
Omaha Man Before Senate COmmittes
 On fsauala.

Washington, March 5.--Jacob B. Mar kAl of Omaha, whose commissary com tract with the Isthmian Canal Com mission was cancelled, was again be- fore the Senate Committee on Inter- oceanic Canals today. He repeated de- nials previously made that he had had the benefit of samples in the United States prepared by Hudgins and Du- mas in New York in making his bid for the comnaissary concession.
 MT. Markell admitted that he had seen Chairman Shonts of the Panama Canal Commission and William Nelson Cromwell, counsel for the Panama Rail- road Company. and had discussed his testimony with these gentlemen. but only in a general way
 MT. Taliaferro put Into the record 2
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-06
Wnrk nf thn senate.

Washington. March 5.--In the Senate tos day Mr. Nelson continued the discuesioa of the statehood Dill, urging the passage of tha measure reported from the committee on territories. The remainder of the sessioa was devoted to the passage of bills on the calendar. among them being enc providIna for compulsory. education in the District e1 Columbia and another reEuIating the seq lection of officers in the revenue cutter peg4 vsas.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-06
Interior Movement.

HOuston-Steady, 10 11-16c; net receipts S.1s5: gross receipts 37s5: shipments 3,5A5; sales 300: stock 66.04S.
 Augusta--Firm. 10Tsc; net receipts lT3; stock 75.69S
 Memphis-Steady 10 15-I6c: net receipts l.3st; gross receipts 2,90S; shipments S,4SO; sales 2,l00: stock 99.19I.
 St Louis--Quet. He; net receipts S63; 44.4Q0
 cincinnati-Net receipts 5i4: gross re- cepts 5l4; shipments 3S1 stock Is, 33T,
 Louisvine-Firm. II S-l6c.
 Total today-Net receipts e. 7l9; gross re ceipts 9,9Q3: shipments 9.S25; sales 2,sl0; stock 300.5l5
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-06
Tup METAL MARKETS.

New York. March b.--London tin broke sharply spot closing at e161 l5s and futures Gi6f 2s Sd. Locally weak SSo'S e SSo S1 TOT copper SDps higher in London at #; G79 1ss for spot e7s 5s for futpres 7s 5cFm ana sis ,f2H a SIS 50; casting, SIS. S.e9@ @sls.?S
 Lead locally unehangSa ,a ae 1nnSoSg .9og S9' f9'
 speiter also lower abroad, lbs Lo- cally firm and shade hisnsds ~ Ss aS; nd elsyeland wsrYauts 4Ss- Locally qni- ef No foundry, Ncrthsrn sis' 70 p SlA SS' No do. SITS Q Sfs,ss' No' IoonoF]'
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-06
THE LOCAL COTTON
SPOTS HELD UP WE'LL UNDER SLUMP OF FUTURES.
Liverpool Came Lower and Options Based Off But Spots Lost Only 1-16e- Big Farmers Still
 Holding.

Notwithstanding rather sharp decline in the future markets yesterday the local spot market held is own fairly well sustain ing loss of only 1-l6e.
 The slump of to 10 points in the future markets was due to diseouraging news from Liverpool where the market declined five te six points, There was no outside sup port of options and they eased off towards the latter part of the session.
 Surface indications are favorable t0 q steady, perhaps a higher market The supply of desirable medium and high grade cotton is very poor In this market and the same conditions are said to exist h all sections of the South. For this reason bus ness is being restricted
 The demand from sptnners at Liverpool is apt to continue. the stock there being large and composed principally of the better grades of this crop which in quality and quantity is about S.ooo.ooo bales short of last years yield
 harping on the proposed large increase in the acreage this spring and of the faVora- ble start preparations for the next crop have met with as result of the more fav- orabla winter this year than was experienc- ed one year ago
 Some of the most important farmers in Montgomery are stii holding their product. but buyers declare they do not want 1t un- less t Is of exceptionally good grade
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-06
NEm nRI.EANs srGAR.

New Orleans. March 5.--Sugar firm: opeu kettle centrifugal 343 5-l6c: centrifugal whites 3A 04c; yellows < 08 1S-16c: seo- onds 2 d3 l-16c.
 "a 2nc. syrup. nominal 25 @S0.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-06
Probate Notice.

The state of Alabama MontRomeTy County,
 Probate Office. March 9th. l3es. To EuRenia Mckee. who resides ct Bah
 brdldge oseorria, Camilla Waddell. who
 resides in Atlanta. Georgia and Kate
 Boothe. who reside in Washington,
 n q
 You will take notice that on the Ath day os March. 1908. a certain paper in writing, usrpartinR to be the last will and testament of Adoiphus $. Gerald, was filed in the Pro bate Court of this County by Ida K Gerald, and herewith her application for the pro day Of March, 1906, was appointed a day for hearing said application. at which time you may appear and contest the same if Given under my hand this stls day of March, 1906. J. B. GASTON, fu-lt Judge of Probate,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-06
TotaI Movenent.

Total today. at all ports net is.s50: ship ments to Great Britain S,026; to continent 3.04S; stock 797. 146.
 Consolidated, at all ports. net 25.922; ship ments to Great Britain iS.329: to continent IT, ,1s0.
 Total since Sept. 1. at all ports, net 6,2S0.- SIS: shipments to Great Britain 2, TIT 665: to France 5G1.152: to continent 1.7eS. .i3S: to Japan 65.920; to Mexico ?. .4t4
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-06
NM ORLEANs CnTTON.

New Orieans, March 5.-spot cotton com tinuss in good demand. Sales A.T0O bales, Including l. 200 to arrive and 500 fob. Quo- tations of ordinary to low middling reduced l-isc. otber grades unchanged; middling t0&c
 Futures opened easy at a decline of 6 6d7 points on unfaVorable cables. At the noon cal prices had receded points more. The trading was light. The market closed quiet at the bottom with net losses of 1S to, II points
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-06

New York March 5.--Business in the dry s2qos market today was slow oi exsca.ison so ton of spring buying by western jobbers and the tendency of general buyers to opp crate cautiously. Manufacturers agents maintained prices stiffIy on leading lines in the face of restricted business.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-06

committee accepted the suggestion and the proceedings were amended aecord3 ingly. The committee ad5ournea until tomorrow when Mir. Shonts will bt heard
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-06

NeN otk- MeTch a.--MoIasses steady,
 Coffee, spot Rio steady. mild quiet
 Sugar rev firm. fair refining 2 29-32 Q 2 fb-t6C. reutrifuKal 96-test 13-S2 @ 3 I-lee. gaciasseq sugar 21-5- Q : f1~lse etlAsa .leads.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-06
Rlxer Forecast.

(Forlhex' two dhval The upper Coosa will fall slowly; the low CT Coosa will remain stationary; the Alaba- ma will continue to rise slowly, except re maining stationary in the upper portion Tuesday,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-06
Total sales for day. 1.4S7.sOO shares
NEW YORK BONDS.

U s; Refunding 2s' registered -. .i0$
 do. coupon ..-s ...' lVo '2 U. s. 3s. registered ..., .... 105
 do. coupon ,.s' '''s 's.s lV5 U & Old 4s registered .... .... i02& r. s New s 4s, registered ... .... .iso American Tobacco 4s .... .... e.. .7s@ A,obiso, d9; Ss General 4s '' '... '..: ..:.,I6ST
 do adjustment 4s 95 Att. Coast Line 4s .... ..-+ S9& Baltimore & ohio Az .... '... ..lo4 do soe.oo.rs,,' 5s = '''.'','.. igPgG<
 do. 1st. Inc ..'. '''+ ..''.' ge ,
 da End inc. .... ..'' ''s- '''. @
 do 3rd. Inc ..-. ...s .''' "'.- Chesa- X Ohio 4 las .'s. riVo 5s Chicago & Alton S1ss --.. ..'. -.'. sO.t Chicago B. & Quincy new As % !s Chicago R. | & Pacific R. R. Is ''.' C. q. c. S- st Louis gen. Is .... .le5 E Colorado Industrial 5s Sey A.. 1l Colorado Midland fs '''' .''t ga Colorado Southern ts '''' -''',S Denver S R. GrSade Is Q. .... ...-ioo 'a
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-06
NFW ORJEANs COTTON OIT
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

NeV Orleans. March 3.-Cotton seed oil tssdy: prime refined in barrels Bic: prime ,rudt loose 25 iec.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-06
uANsAs CTTv TIvE sTOCx.
n,rm vnRK COFFEE MARKET.

New York, March 5.--Coffee futures open cS S noirits, the losses being due to scatter cd realizing. The news was sonsidersd nroSs5 a little and the local market worked Up to a partial advance of five points, ThsEe was very little demand. however. ana the prices eased off with the marker eiosT ing steady, net unchanged. Sales 22.75O bags. including: 7oo
 March. .... zee. ssss .s'S .'1 ., Nav ~ .... s.s. ..I l0W1s ID July .... q. '''' '' ''''5 SgSeA, so September ..s....s zee. ss'' 'ss 4o@IsoV December ., .... s... ..''1.W
 January .... eco .'1'sO
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-06
No. 17ss.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
of First Meeting.

Of First Meeting. In the District Court of the United States, for the Middle District of Alabama In Bankruptcy.
 In the matter of s. (. Speer, Bank rupt, Post Office. Montgomery, CounAy Monteomery. Alaeama-
 The aforesaid party having been adjudSeo a bankrupt under the Act Of Congress Nn- titled sAn Act to Est&biish Uniform eys tenn of Bankruptcy throughout the Unttee states" approved July 1st. 1898, meeting oe the creditors of the said bankrupt Is call- d at the office of the undersigned Referee. ia the United States Court Honse. Montgoms ery Alabama. on the i7th day of March, next at 10 o'clock a rn.. to make proof nk Aahta and for the eIecticA of Trustee, and xr7ch ethsr matters as are necessary and sesfairSd by the act Ot Congress aforesaid.
 ASA E. sTRATToN.
 Referee. Montgomery. Ala. March sth. 1908.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-06
NAVAL sTORES.

Savannah. Ga. March 5;.Tnrpentine firm S' Rosin s SiTT firm; sales sss receipts 7es ship ments 477 st9ck Se:Sgsi ypotf AssSpEs s5 sd M sgd s5 .S! 6 \ NJ s5 5o So: VIC $. 10; wv ss, %.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-06
sr. LoUIs PRovIsIoNs.

St. Louis. March S..F lohr steaoS'
 NVhiskey Steady Si .Ss.
 porL higher; jobbing Ni5 50.
 Lard higher; prime steam Snxsd sd SS s9tr. shorts ss sos. ciear ribs SS.75; short clear ss. .s7h. Bacon steady; boxed extra shorts So. s7N; clear ribs So STA short clear ss 50