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Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-03-29

The objects for which il was given and
its meritori0us production should have
ensured the cantsta full houses both
nights but, alas il lacked the eolored
specially artist and the clog dance that
/ invariably draw crowd.
In Bethel Monday evening the company
was greeted BY an audience that filed The
hall, over 100 attending from Rochester
and Pitisteid and 25 from Randolph.
The receipts we're $40, OF which s4S.JC
representa- The profits, divided evenly be-
tween Mesgrs. Clement and Davis and the
Musical association. The latter, after
making good the deficit Of $3.50, has bal
ance OF sl7.b) in its treasury
Lincoln Autograph Letter.
Hubbard & Blodgett have on exhibition
this week ga autograph letter OF President
Lincoln, the property Of John NJ. Cramp-
ton OF New Haven, Conn.,, Who has re-
fused $1,000 for il.
1t Was written to Hon. Michael Hahn,
governor Of Louisiana. az a time when q
convention vas 10 be held for the purpose,
among other things, OF defining elective
franchise, and suggests that the negro be
lei in. Hahn was not a carpet Dagger but
native Of New Orleans and strong OPP
ponent Of secession who, after the war,
was elected governor under a prOclama-
llOH DN AuAEEu0F baukHs the military gov
ernor. The new constitution conferred
upon the legislature the power TO grant
the right OF suffrage 10 negroes and place
them on an equal footing with the whites
before the law. This letter, AZ years old.
which is especially interesting In view OF
the recent efforts of the South 10 olsen
franchise the negro, reads as iollows;-
Executive Mansion,
Washington, March 10, 1864.
Hon. MICHAEL HAHN.
MY dear SiT.I congratulate you on
having fixed your name in history as the
first free-state governor of Louisiana.
Now you are about TO have convention
which, among other things, will probably
define the elective franchise ] barely
suggest for your private consideration
neither some Of the eolored people may
not be let inas, for instance, the very in
telligent, and especially those who have
fought calamity in our ranks. They
would probably help, in some trying
times 10 come, TO keep the jewel Of liberty
within the family Of freedom. But this is
only suggestion, not 70 the public. but
10 you alone.
Yours truly,
A. LINCOLN.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-03-29
POST CARDS.

We have local Poet Cards OF the follow
ing places;
Randolph. Randolph Center RoNbury
Bethel Royahon, South Royalton Shar-
on, West Hartford. Hartford. White Riy-
u Junction West Lebanon, Wilder Nor
wien. Harlland Windsor, Charlestown,
tafemont, etc, etc.
We are printing new cards nearly every
week One dozen sent p ot-paidiorl Sc.
Special price. on large lots
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-10-30
INER|CANs' N
RALLY LAST NIGHT.
Was Under the Auspices OF
The Young Mems
Club.
.,,rs AND CANNON CLASH.
o,t with Dcnunciaticn of the
~ Statements We're
roo Much for the Latter.

...ord american" party rally
~, !, =, the salt Lake theater last
~ A' :, vas under the auspices OF
a \. Young Mems "Amerfan .. s,as'
~ .,, held before an audience when
80 w. ,ower floor 10 its capacity
hin "a rcowed into the first and second
'% 49,. both OF which were fair'y
"A filed. .s,,r,or ~ the
~a ~. presided, and introduced as
emu frank j. Cannon, Ogden
s W.. and Edgar a. Rogers the boy
hrs ~, !, the new cause Mr. Rode
9''.' .,ohs brleay in calling the meet
es'A nrssr and read q list Of honor
" y. members Of the league.
"I ~" ar,oelpal diversion Of the evcn-
=" ros near It's close, IN clash OF
w. ,stween Frank J. Cannon and
q ogden Hiles. Hiles was out
'us we ,.nunciation OF the Utah pio-
WV .ra rehearsal OF the trying
n' Normon history when the pio-
''-. .,,od amid the beginnings of their
a' IN the sagebrush. facing the
49, .,...,t,oa Of meeting an army intent
y . mission that might be their es-
.,,.,,ou By the same cruel meth
y. IA. s.a left a trail Of Mormon
| wooa .aoa he Missouri and marked
$3.50 10 Utah with Mormon graves
: as.. vss 'sisA'd.
=, s,nisnnsnt Of tho grand old
.~.,, tAu commonwealth was
.'.r 100 much for Frank Cannon. and
bosd Of bis fathers arose In hin
!, Z Nv" mnomsnt to call for q defense OF
n n + peopls landsred by the previous
ssaF Il
HIl.Es m THE LIMELlGHT.
an.Ioai numbers we're interspersed
zen. zen ,pesches by Mrs. {, G. Plum
snd by Held's band. Mr.. Rode
~ Vbo smoke first. read the history
~. organlzation. L. A. Rogers foi-
~ Uith arguments attempting 70
.,.w hat the Mormon people ought
mbs separated from the leaders whom
sw were supporting. and then judge
orisa A. Hiles started on tax that
l,sJ An hour and could not be heard
:, distance from the stand, on ac-
rsnt Of a voice weaked In Idaho cam
,sr distance from the stand. on account
Al. voice weakened In Idaho cam-
,r,raed the motives OF everyone who
nd In the creation OF Utah from the
| ~. attacked the pioneers for plan
n, 10 protect their lives and homes,
esl an invading army, then known
~ on the march, attempt their
. tlesale assassination, and ended with
nvlew OF the crusade ending in the
uiahce OF the manifesto.
FRANKIE US TURN.
Frank Cannon followed as the last
,psaker, and waded into the conclusions
4 Judge Hiles as his Introduction. He
offended the pioneers In their course,
b6lntng out the courage II took to say
"a an invading army that II should not
one through the mountains upon their
ZONES until It's motives were UNDER
iocd, Mr.. Cannon then went on 10 tell
Fer again the part he played In OBJ
|aning statehood. and made excuses for
S present attitude.
The league was to have held an elec.
., but postponed the event until
ting at the American" party head
rters Wednesday evening.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-10-30
POLITICAL POINTERS.

Wednesday evening the Democrats
4 a rally in Sandy, with Phil s,
iyeoek, John Clark, and Judge Will
10 Il. King as the principal speak
hompson's hall was last night the
cue OF an American" party rally
n Patriot ]. DAILY, Hon. Thomas
ssr and A. ], Weber as tho speakers.
eI spoke on principles. DAILY on
~ and Weber on the labor aues-
Republican rally was held last
az the Twentieth ward hall. The
Aers We're Benner X. Smith, who
ssaed. Senator Sutherland. Gov.
w, j.. NJ bowman. Harry Joseph
y Job Lyon.
xnalor Sutherland spoke on local
Aes He answered the letter az
,heywood, denouncing him after
meater speech, by declaring that
rvsood had supported the legisla-
". anildates who were pledged to
NV ior Senator Reed Smoot, despite
pssnlai OF support to Senator smoot
.ss,owing this topic, Senator suth-
@ snu TOOK up the labor question, de-
WIN that the Republican party was
%nlcnd Of labor.
esS nv I. Lyon went after the "Ameri.
party comparing its principles
uetman silver. which Is neither
'S y N Germany. or has any silver In
4. ~ asked II its city record Justified
4 n ,s v'' ss in putting It into power
h. ~, ~ bowman urged that the peo-
.,., against the American" marty
,sss sse L stood for a delegate who
RR. .sred President Roosevelt
"A, ~. joseph added his support 10
4 n statement Of Senator sutherland
poras s eneei that Haywood had sun
aud ne Smoot legislative ticket.
iss, GAINED the prosperity OF Salt
k,r, ~, .or the Republican state admin.
,O Ssyi John c, Cutler closed with an
nan u lot the return OF Congress.
IN m noNell 70 the national congress
dslss ~ grounds that 1t would keep tho
snS ',a T. 10, united and harmonions
""e with the national policies
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-10-30
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Wednesday evening the Democrats
q a rally in Sandy, with Phil s.
yeock, John Clark, and Judge Will
"a Il. King as the principal speak
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-12-20

Paris, Dec. 19.--The customs
eommues OF ire chamber Of deputies
has been officially Informed OF the re-
lection OF the proposed changes IN
the duties levied by France on cotton
seed and cotton seed oil imported from
the United States and the mainto-
nance Of the present rate duties. The
committee has decided consequently
TO demand a debate on the matter In
the chamber early in January.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-12-20
aypslEs ARE "HuMMeRs ("
IAy Devise Schemes 20 Secure
Money and Goods.

.ny Devise Schemes 20 Secure
Money and Goods.
he band Of Gypsies which have
lssh msking Themselves generally OBJ
sIio1, TO the people OF Gainesville
.Fnrdlesi Of occupation, sex or color,
BE- By no means desirable, since their
kiiohs are little short OF highway rob
NJ, and II resident Of Gainesville
Fisy other section should employ the
~ means they would be placed in
as ehain.gsng within less than
hrY.sight hours.
ne men aud women alike seem to
y strictly on the dishonest scheme,
~ ogr citizens should be on the look
~ ilr them. The men purchased a
sap'' Of days aRo from a we'll known
rlaailct1Ter four wagons at a stipu-
D. pFiee, When IL came 90 paying
p We vehicles the manufacturer 10
hspoa'ib'e for the statement that they
pc him sir British coins, represent
70 = each, vhen in reality they we're
sI uoHh $50 each. in part pay.
s's'' ard attempted 90 deceive him
i''lhef tearing o1 certain portions
sb.h, ., that he would not under-
Hias 'ss.r value. taking the value To-
r,sist
~ Eomeu have been accustomed
eka Into the various stores, selee,
''a's'''ihey wanted In their reach
- ''ls oa', despite the protests Of
~ s'n2rs'oF,. The only reply would
= Too gives me, me briHgse you
"a 'a'k" 10 Que instance. Whsrs a
Is'''io' stood firmly on bic right.
threatened 20 eisct The intFuisrs
s'''' b voold not permit them ID
80 Ne Eoots, they became insoltiug
So iss is very undsslrable 20 the
y ard ihe 1fisials should give
~ ne "skdoa." uhleh We ondeF.
as rs b On done
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-12-20

Every person should know that good
health l. impossible u the kidueys Ats
drrauged. Foley's Kidney Core will
cure kidney snd bladder dlsesse Ia
every form. aud will build 40 and
strengthen these organs % they will
perform their functions properly. No
danger Of BriRht's disease or dishete,
II FOlsyR Kidney Cure 10 taken VA
time. ". McCollum & Co,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-12-20
NEWS OF CITY AND
COUNTY CONDENSED

r. z. Faircloth and G e. Highsmitl
OF ArcheT<were in the city yesterday.
Edwin Clark, who has been attend
ing dental college 10 Baltimore, IL al
home on his vacation.
Mschua Camp No 5, w o. W., viii
hold ice regular weekly meeting In che
lodge room, il3 f Union street, thii
evening. A full attendance is desired
Austio Miller arrived home yester-
day from Sewannee. Tenn, where hv
has been attending college. HE
friends will be glad 10 see him during
the holidays.
The contractors were busy on East
Main street yesterday, laying eide
Wake. II will now be bot few dsys
before the entire street on both sides
will be paved with Rranolithie, which
makes one OF the smOothest walks
known.
Christmas Holiday Rates Wis AZ
laniic Coast Line 70 All Points-see
the nearest railroad agent Remem.
Der tha, the round Trip is one fare aud
one.tbird Plus 20 cents. II you want
PuIlmsn ressrva' loo. schedule or other
definite information write 20 Frank q
Boylslon, District Passenger Agent,
Atlantic Coast Line. jacksonville.
Els.
q. A. Perkins Of New Haven. Conn,
has arrived IN the city. and will b.
here Tor a couple or three dAys. NJ
Perkins. who spent last winter with
HE family here, CONS nlous this sea.
son, ns his wife Il suffering from heart
trouble. abd ala not care 20 make ths
trip. tie 10 crest sporttmAn and
augler. and expects % spend she great.
sr part Of the winter IN Calf Han.
meek.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-12-20

AnsEfBeu. ga D.. ~ --lzme'
Tfomss ~ C1fsrsaqas Ffttffsi b.
go ungis a Tsorsf Coz ere ff
Wa1efiaa mn rHsaEF. 6.ef Tae
fsg asr1 CT re1r De rr1 farff.
e. maearrr - u- Ifastaif az o.
la ifae crrarf lE a.taaua en- itif
rat1nr fts aut o1ts ire Frsiasf
a. 80 nfais ~ A1esus On 90
- Nns snnnretst unh us paEi
a Isomas foasfV
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-12-20

-4st a COLO ~ oNG DAY
L,&sTIvE HEovO osiuls.
49,. prsFrlfls rffans mssf n
- Nss q ~. 0R0yEs -.
a@aaa go -
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-12-20

OriaO laxative Ffuit syrup gives
permsusnt relief In cases % habitual
constipation - II stimulates The liver,
and setiofes she natofai aeiion 81 abe
boash without Irritating ihste organs
like piIlt or ordinary saihsftics Does
NOT nBassate ~ gFipe hud h mild snd
risafant "a take RTmembsf the nsfpu
OFito and gsfuss sutstiiutss J VI,
McCoiiom A Co
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-12-20

And early 20 rice. ruskss one healthy
hapgy and wiss-cspecisily " yoa takF
Hsrbine before FstlrinR. A positive
core lor constipation, dyspspsia end
all liver complaints. hn. s.. Co
lumbis. Tsnn.. urltssi n alwhys kssf
asspgly q Jour Hsrblss % haus Am
90 sell pleased VITA tbs Fsiisf it EiVt'
in eonstiptiiSa tnd All liver s0H'
plalnts thai words esh't sHpssts Ms
appreciation" sold ~ " ~ Johb'
srn.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-12-20
A CLOSE GALL.
keIIey's Big Mill Came Near Being De.
stroyed bY Burning Woods.

The big mill known as the Kelley
mill, near Rochelle, came within a
scratch = day or two ago Of being con-
sumed by fire from burning woods,
and only the most energetic efforts a
those about the place, together with .
couple Of men from the GAINESVILLE
tire department, prevented blaze
which would have proved disastrous,
Early in the afternoon Or. Kelley
received a phone message that the
woods in the vicinity OF the mill were
on fire, and the flames we're leaping
high into the ale and rapidly spread-
ing, encroaching upon the properly.
With this knowledge Or. Kelley
hastily consulted Chief O'Neill OF the
FIRE Department., vho con,ented TO
send two men. with chemical extin-
guisbers, to the scene.
Upon arrival of the men with their
apparatus those who had been fighting
the flames, among whom were ladies,
we're about exhausted. After a stub.
horn fight with the extinguishers the
flames were finally subdued without
damage 10 the plant.
This mill seems TO he creature Of
misfortune so far rs fire is concerned,
rs the entire plant. entsiling heavy
loss, was burned several years ago
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-12-20
/ ZIG PROGRAM LIZ.
IS NOW THE ORDER
,;4.ss Met and Decided to
-. l,,'l Attraction for Friends.
.,,ssouE AND cHowDsR

u.ld on the 2sih Inst. "hs"
cOnnoisseurs win Prepare
Things 10 Eat-speeehes In
r,b.rnaeIe During the Day.
.,nmi,tee appointed at a recent
800, the Alschus County Stock
ION or st least the promoters
sn,e,prise, was in session We'd
~, night, the committee having
,ogsther for the purpose oil
'..,,i,iog with view 10 giy'Hg the
49, n the country On opportunity
,,nss,ipg with their town friends and
';,,o..ipg the matter Of organisation
mere we're present at this meeting
r MeKinury, Jr, Jesse K.
|s-,,,on. County Commissioner o.
I p,,r ek. Tax Collector W. d Dick
|'.,o, and W. G. Richardson.
I.r,s decided that the best way in
,s.h to make a success Of this ven
IL, vas 10 invite the people from the
|.,,.,ry 70 meet the people OF Gaines
|,a, IN the matter Of this association,
p,s,t al may get together on this
luvoriant question. IL vas decided
4 ,l,e barbecue and FISH chowder
J. Friday. December 20, and the fol-
'erirg committee wss appointed to
l,ct si,er this event and prepare the
llrhef;
ledge ]. A Carlisle, JOSEPH A. Shan
,sn. Judge Geo. NJ Colmsn, L A. Jef-
,pu,s J. Barnett, Tom Boulware,
pL. Robertson and Theo. Hudeins.
IA,fe will be addresses by prominent
iVs,ksn a, the Tabernacle.
expected that big crowd will
y present at This meeting, as il will
; big ti.e
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-12-20

r'zfE %. fs-us spatrA.
aers from Toasras A.,
~. 'l'A is 81 the sel,g ~ srass
- ee - als sscosrsr Prisr,
e stpsrfnz 10 as =,
49,. .nst opsa-lusa Gre.
e. Nsss,a AZ rr,ias "a oss.
a.a c1aa.-tos
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-12-20

Buffalo. n. y. Dec i9.--An un'
usually large amodnt OF grain has
reached this port during the last few
weeks and the total amount ahoat
and IN store .s now 80. 900 900 BUSH
els. About 7 900 900 bushels 81 ,ho
grain aaost viii BE- left In the holds
OF vessels until spring
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-12-20
u,,., cs,s Fsr cennIpsi.en.

BAT ~ hoe uatsr taken hsii
b'io's hrsattsss vii os1Aiiy
- basss regular. Hanh
'''' 'hoaa b. avoided whsu 4
= seeded. take Chsmbrr.
zarh asd Liver Tahsts.
'' ala and Esstls 10 thsiS
Ter sais ~ al eruRrissa.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-12-20

secs e. ihs salid . aens ssfsiaE
srply Chamtsflsins ssiss. Wips is
% slth = soft siofh hsfafs sii9aing
a. ekfif o. rsfss hssT ffainfd
saFsss uss tkif shk tts tstt fssaiis.
Pro- ~ rsats psf ia Pc fais ~
All draagats
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-12-20

To seshasss So Lee epsfa,ss ~.
20 Fsfiaf ean ssfgFss Wtda 81
rtnra - psiu Favfr Wsts fsti
,saaseis pitA So asFsfrE tgsis frsnl
nslnesstffs
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-12-20

Ilono,sln. De-. ~. Tie Japaness
Soesul acre taJt taaf ths Visiting
squadrun phith wIl arrive 20 iiono.
iuiu In Ffbruag ufll DOT proceed 81
San FFaHcluD 81 oflFiaaily inisnd
81 becaatt e ftpstiiiea ~ ths Naits
disatsr q feared osinE 10 tbs aiieas
ovfruFguFhI oanditioa ~ AmsfifzH
sssiins.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-12-20
No Opium in Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy.

There ia not the least danger in Civ
ing Chamberlain's Cough Remedy 70
small children as I, contains no opium
or other harmful drug. In has an es-
tablsbed reputation Of mots than thir-
ty years as the most successful mtdl-
clue In use for colds, cFoupe aud
whooping cough. IL always cures aud
ia pleasant 90 take. Children like IL.
Sold by all druggists.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-12-20

interchangeable Mileage good among ps
Pullman YORK,
Line alec LiBe s0gthen Railway.
Por eompes lnfosmason eaiio
J. A. GOODWIN, Ticket Agent dalnssviIls.
ERASE BoYIsIOH. Ags wD. STARK, Trsv Pass Ani
Us w. bay AsioF tnlIdiag, jacksonville Fia.
WI. CBAiO, laasenfeF THhig MsuaeeE Wllmug
T. q, WHITE, General Passenger Agent.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1906-02-23
RIvEs.

Misses Mary Emma and Lurllne
Catron and Gertie Wallace spent
Saturday night and Sunday with
Misses Grace and Ella Harris.
Mrs. ]. Fl. Shore was the guest Of
her mother, Mrs. Laura Turner, oil
Union City, Monday and Tuesday.
Mr.. Will Durham badly disfigured
his face by falling off wagon last
Thursday.
Miss Laura Williams, who has
been visiting Miss Jessie Callicott
for several days, returned to her
home in Martin Monday.
Mr.. Lloyd Bolts, of Nome, Alaska,
who has been visiting relatives here
for several weeks, left for Seattle,
Wash, Saturday, where he will re-
main until May, when he takes the
first steamer for Alaska.
Misses Byles, Miller and Moore,
of Dyer, were the guests of Mrs,
Houston Sunday.
Mr.. Preston Shore left Tuesday
night tor Nashville to attend the
Bankers Association.
We are glad to know that Virgil
Benton IS again able to be out after
several weeks confinement from a
broken ankle.
Mr.. Sam Dickey left Wednesday
for Santa Ana. Cal, where he will
remain several weeks to recuperate.
Jas. Clemmons, of Fulton, Ky,
spent Saturday and Sunday with
relatives here.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1906-02-23
SOUTH SIDE.

Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Sid Wiley,
on the 18th, fine baby girl.
Rev. T. H. Mills and wife, of
Glass, were guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
J. w. McCorkle last week.
Mrs. Susie Love, of Fulton, is the
guest of relatives in Southside.
The friends of Mrs. Ida Wilker-
son will be glad to know she has
recovered from few days illness.
Miss Angie Phebus spent Satur-
day night and Sunday with Miss
Nora Jackson.
Mrs. VOORHEES, and Mrs. Watson
spent Thursday afternoon with
Mrs. ]. A. Hefey, who is still quite
sick.
Mrs. Josie Childers entertained
few of her friends Wednesday at
quilting.
Little Miss Tinie Neblett is on
the sick list.
Miss Maggie Mays was the guest
of Mrs. W. w. Mays last week.
Miss Effie Reaves and McAdoo
Harris, of Rives, accompanied by
Miss Katie Young, of Plant, spent
Saturday night and Sunday with
Mrs. Corbett.
Misses Mary Emma and Lurline
Catron spent pleasant day with
friends at Rives Sunday.
Prof. S M. Morris, the noted
singing school master OF Clayton,
was the guest of Mr.. J. W. Cloar
Thursday.
Mr.. Vernon Hehey, of Fulton,
came over Tuesday to see his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A. Hefley.
Mrs. Dixie Powell. of Northside,
spent Sunday afternoon with Mrs.
]. w. Cloar.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1906-02-23
st. Louis Live Stock Market.

reported by Evans-Snider-B uel Co
Live Stock Commission Agents.)
National Stock Yards, ILL.,, Feb,
I'll "A good moderate run of cattle
early this week met with slightly
lessened demand as compared with
week ago. Beef and butcher cat
tie are selling slow to dime lower.
Outside Of one 6 cent bunch there
has been nothing good IN the beef
steer line. We sold several punches
of 100-day fed Kansas steers weigh
ing 1,277 to 1903 at SIS 10 to SIS IS,
also good many good quality light
weights and plain quality heavy
weight natives at 81 IS to $500.
Best heifers brought S4.65, prices
ranging down to $500 to S375 for
commoner lots. Best cows 81 so;
bulk $3.50 to $500. Killers are
strong competitors for all pretty
good weight feeding steers that
show any flesh. Not enough stock
eia, and feeders coming to supply
the dcmand.
Our bullish views on hogs are re-
Elected in rs cent advance since
February |. The fancy price of
So 80 was paid here Monday and
Tuesday; $6.25 sales being pretty
plentiful and the bulk of the pack
ing grades going at Sc. 10 to Sc 20.
Sheep values practically ur-
changed; lambs quarter lower. A
fair grade of stockers selling 81 90
to So. IS and Western lambs around
Sc IS. Very few native sheep COM
ing.
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