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Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-12-21
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The Senate was not III session Friday
The House received from committee the
legislative. executive and judicial appro-
~oriation bill, which was made q special
order for Monday, no day having been
fixed for the vote. A Oil which has the
Endorsement of labor as well as manufac-
turers generally, repeating that portion OF
the Wilson interstate bill reiat-
ing TO convict made goods. and permitting
the several States TO legislate for them
selves us to their competition with free
labor made goods was passed. \ bill
also was passed creating a game preserve
in the Olympic Mountains IN WaStlns-
taken.
-
In the Senate on Monday more than a
hundred pension bills were placed on the
calendar with favorable reports; a reso-
luton was adopted calling for the record
Of the negro troops dismissed by the
President, prior to the Brownsville. Tex
as. affair a few private relief bills We're
passed and the consideration of Il child
labor bill for the District OF Columbia
was begun. Consideration of the leSiSla-
tive, executive and judicial APPROPRIATION
bill was begun in the House. Simpiihed
spelling held attention for an hour or
more, the paragraph in the bill liking the
photographic standard in some recognized
authority furnishing Mr.. Clark or Mis-
souri,. Mr.. GilleSt of Massachusetts, and
Mr.. Livingston of Georgia an 6Dportu-
nifty to express themselves on the PrHSi-
dents order to the public printer relative
to the modified spelling OF 300 words in
common use. Mr. Macon OF Arkansas
delivered q speech on "bucket-sheps ana
in favor of his bill prohibiting gambling
in agricultural commodities, ana Ar.
Sheppard Of Texas criticised the manner
in which appropriation bills are pre-
pared.
-
TIL question OF Senator Reed Shoots
right to a seat as United States Senator
from Utah was discussed by Senator Bur
rows for more than three hours III the
Senate Tuesday. Senator Smoot cecil
I pied his place in the chamber. No inter-
ruptions were made during the entire
sueech. which was an arralgnmrDt of
Mormonism and the responsibility which
attached to Mr.. smoot for Mormon prin-
ciples- as a member OF the apostolic noay
of the church during the morning hour
the Senate listened to the reading or
President Roosevelts message on fosto
- -
Rico. In the House the legislative, ex.
ecntlye ana 1udiciai appfopIia'i'n ~
affoEsed an opportunity tor genera De
pate covering a Woe rahse. p'pIt7Hh'a
I've boutell o. limos. IN sl3ahiis "
the pestoWai OIL .ne Sopei prs nloh
PRESIDENT ltooseFeI- pFaiu 'ue $50
dents aeclsien 10 use lnIs prl%e y ea'fo7
fishing a u ior pFihstnS apoat a
friendly undefstahains petsseu e"p!ta!-
lists and iaooTers as Noois A"I'lilaa.t,lal
Gaines OF tennessee urged increases Oh
salaries TOR members OF congress- otner
speeches were by RepfesentatlSe Meier
OF Ohio against the reauctoh OF me
board OF pension appeais. ohuerWoou'
Alabama, III oehaif OF sooo ioaaS hur-
dock. hahsas' on railway ma pay
afdson, Aiaoama' ~ pehai - au "Pp-o
priation LOT cotton eApost ~
YORK, layoFihs an wy
Dearnaonu' aiissouit' - ~ " 49,
constltutlohai conFehlioh-
Tn the Senate Wednesday resolutions
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-12-21
Grosser Insnitx Hcarinr.

The Agnes Grosser insanity cass al
Yankton- which has been much agitat-
cd of late. came up for hearing again
Tuesday. a number OF prominent cit
liens and physicians testified on both
sides AT the conclusion of the hear
ing d weeks reccss was taken.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-12-21
For Exter1nination Of Tens Fever

Representative Ransdell. of Texas.
introduced q bin Thursday approprEat-
ing s25a.a0e for the determination Of
the Texas fever tick
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-12-21
20 RuiId Ncw Church AL Abcr

To Build New Church at Aberdeen.
forward movement begun by
the Methodist church of Aberdeen a
TeH rceks ago has eliminated IN the
organization OF a Brotherhood Of st.
Paul and tle raising OF a subscription
OF $4,000 for shs building Of q new
church.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-08

NEW YORK. Dec s.-There Is a
possibility that between the hours
Of and a. m or and -. m
somg day. the public viii Be startled
With the news Of ane ~ The most
terrible calamlilea IH history
This alarming statement la based
upon the words Of Vice President
John " caltsrvoaa of the Hronk
lgu Rapid Transit company. which
leases the railroad facilities on tow.
sslns uraaklyn bridge
This ia ehat caidsrwnad said
while the operating department
ia Ia 30 eaY responsible To- the
present conditions on brooklyn
bridge. yan can fesf assured THAT
We ARE kEErt@a TuE REes
oRpH ~ sUCu SHAPE THAT IS
THE EVENT uF A CALAMITY
Not ONLY THE MEN WHO ARE
~ DIRECT CONNECTION WITH
THIS OPERATION WILL SHARE
IT'S RESPONSIBILITY. MT ALI
OTHERS WHO ARE N Any WAY
HEHpONHfni.E FoR TtfE PRES.
ENr CONDITIONS
The statement uaH made in ref
eranee le the brooklyn Rapid Tfans
aIl company vain rffoft e. control
ne constantly grou rs traffic on The
enormous steel SPAN which iplHs
Manhattan and nfnaklyn
Ntsht nr8 morning. v heir ghs vast
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-08
ACUTE COAL
STAGE OVER

for them to stand ia the coal line"
iu ORDER 90 At coal
~lthla the na.i fe. DAYS there
h.s h-.s some sotic..hle Improve.
r..r> i. tho situation due 60 the ia,
rfti.~ in i!r f...lYla ~ coal rs the
North Improvement com.
RAINY ang ,l..vrll . Company The
Nuftae Improvement com.
pany delivered SOME eual Yesterday
and had a larger supply on hand for
delivery This morning HaaWell 4
Company gave cat too carloads Go
domestic customers amt had q
promise Of to more carloads this
morning
The "ooal lien. which for many
DAYS concentrated itself at the
hunkers az the Pacific Coast Com.
tanv. has httn. az u consequence 81
ihis development in the situation,
distributed between the thrue com.
pauiea
This morning az e o'clock there
u ere elghty teams Ia lluo at the
hunAera 1T the Pacific Coast Co. an
even aoson at tho yards of llaawcll
a Company. and about The same
rumber az the hunken af the North.
Western improvement Company
This is ln addition 10 the twenty
teams at the companies having spe.
ctai contracts with the Pacific Coast
Co. permitting them to load ahead
of the teams Ia line, making 100
teams turned cut AZ ar before Z
clock 10 load coal for The team
trade.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-08
THE UNKlNDEST
CUT OF ALL

Whom you have - trams a..
aiferfa with o. lantern ln Voaf 80
aut a gun On your pocket fbraa.t
the long drilling hours If ~
nlFhf o. iui aH nice ar n Veu 80
sitting IF homo with your feel ~
b. the hfa slide listening H. 80.
Victor grind out aHy lriab woWa
. Hui when ron undertake -
soften the hours 81 uutehluln.ss
over a dumb rrasaiiug maebl.s
b. trying yguf F1etI oraana 49,
are reported 'p the police ~ belgs
q nuisance. thru OIL what's ~
uHHf
such D. tho weary fale of The ma.
Who guards an e9easaUag mseblss
~ Federal Az and E1Ht Neuton =
fits name b. uuiHaan. buf the ~
Tree have received protest from
the unhind rrsI1saf Do that glelnf
- against hi. singing They ~,
fhat he comes fHeHe every MICA,
al 30 O'Clock and leepa tbs,a
a8atc with hls tuHffu - NO.
They waHt "a police officer - ie.st
fHe man the value af vocal iesu,.s
aaa onuIalu % him 'hat the uisf,
air hos "a injurious effect on ~
vocal organs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-08
DEALERS AND OFFICERS
STATE THAT FAMINE VII.
DC nRokEN-Prtcta sT.ss
REMAIN HIGH.

Among coal dealers anf oi'ie''s
q the mining companies 80 opln
ion Is prevalent that the ecal fam.
Sue has passed It's mott scute
stage. and chat from this time fpr
ward coal FOR domestic use vill be
supplied to Seattle consumers in
tufncicut quantities Go prevent fur.
Their strInsency
The Promises If early and com
pleto relief from the shortage are
net given SO frtgh hy coal men Ba
thew we're tn the earlier DAYS OF the
shortage. as dealers and teumstera
have come erneraily % npcornsa
that there b. liltie oF no hope ut any
satisfactory ameiloratiou of the
famine IA prospect until well ainus
towards the end Of winter
Dealers will continue from two to
four weeks behind with their orders
Fer several weeks and extra prices
viii have 60 D. paid by those vho
desire eaal for early delivery after
ordcrs are given.
q viii continue 20 be necessary
also, tn most eases. az least, for
consumers 90 pay coal teamsiers
the extra So coaia or "a cents an
hour fof the ume Il Is necessary
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-08
rglLs oRuELTY STORY.

Karl Fahor. desertog from the
whaling schooner B0whead on AZ
count % The masters lnhuman cru
elites. Il IN Seattle telling the story
Of huw be erupt patiently across the
Dominion 81 Canada from Alaska
bound fax San Francisco to bear
witness in the federal court 70 sue
bis former cruel captain. john A.
Cook. Fabor. who CAME from Ger.
many five years aEu. declares that
he drrW additional suffering on
hlmsen b doEEe1 rebellion.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-08
The Big Sunday Magazine

several entertaining illustrated features
Of the automobile. that no
animal horse stl has host ~ devoted admirers
show which or next week VII
doubtless prove the thoroughbred horse is
machine dispiace An illustrated
P0sineEencer Sunday magazine tomorrow
The Of the Blue FLOODED Horse contains
theories the origin q the Arabian breed when
improved horse stock OF the world and IN general
way the history u the horse from the earliest times
the presidents 20 congress and
the Loyal Honus" In that part ~ the
relating Japan viii find the magazine tomorrow
illustrated article showing who the 'Honins we're and
how they figured In Japanese history.
hundred thousand tourists said 20 Yst For
da each winter finely illustrated article in the magazine
illustrates life Of these pleasure seekers For
das which have become the most extensive
pleasure resort the world
Sweden f. said b. the truly progressive country
world exceptionally interesting illustrated ar
magazine tells how Sweden selects an
pts 10 her results o world wide social
Sweden the useful and the beautiful hand In
hand with the happy results
Uncle growing richer all the time. and Will
prise that he makes millions of this
bypnoducsIttle things which
waste which Yield fortunes Frank
Carpenter illustrated article Ia the magazine. shows
agricultural Is making the waste places
in the land blossom like the rose
other illustrated features Of the magazine school
BOYS TO Throw Like Old Greeks. n Study In Hats
and Noses b. Moore Pennsylvania Famous
History "rhe Log ~ the Seven Bells Club;
Mrs Burnett Talks Of Stories Which Please Children
"The Independence o. Pennsylvania Bears and Things
Queer. Quaint Curious in the World To-day"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-08
eoRmLGY WANTS TO MOVE

Matt Gormlry. county treasurer
wants Judge Gllilama old quarters
for his private office The county
treasurer Is planning an innovation
In the way II new tax receipts. In,
voivlng almost everything bat the
signature In printing. 70 avoid the
usual delay ot taxpayers waitIng
while the clerks make out the 70
crlnfm
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-08
The Best Xmas Gift Is hn
Artistic Photo

Your dear ones all appreciate ~
aHto-dAta photo mafs than ans
thlnE yoa ear bus Tor ten times tbs
money Don't wait Tor The sun q
shine. aa Ne make sunlight siffinaa
90 dark Ears and exeainEa b. a.
puintment. with tbs aid u = violet
arc Hight plnnsy, the Photographic
washiuxtaa bullalaE. ios First a.
Ind gG0s 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-08
A Man Likes

New clothes. but they muat be ar
fsrent from the ordinary kind II
they are 70 BE- admired ~ White.
the tailor. 30s Collins building
makes the kind % suits which have
individuality and style not yet dis
covered tY many tailors- The sWeii.
est line Of browns and uatty greYa
for Christmas suits ever brought Ia
90 the city. One look will convince
you.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-08

inod steel oil coated wires. closely
wrapped 20 solid cylinder The
permanent weight suspended from
the cable iH 1870 toms
if Brooklyn bridge should give
way. according a. the speculation ~
engineer. % would likely Do die 40
n swapping ~ she ~ more ~ the rH-
blcs. Nilh the possibility 81 the
towers eayina in toward The river
The tower On the Manhattan end of
The bridge contains Ag.rt5 cubic
yards ~ masonry The HfaahlFu
tower contains 90 900 cubic yards
The height u these towers ia "a
feet rhr distance from the road
way 10 the river ia about $50 feet.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-08
TUBERCULOSIS oRolNANcF.

VITA a view e sxtsrmluatius tas
hercuiosls. the committee en that
subject q the Charity 0rgantra 3
flon society. % which Austin r
Grfffths Is chairman. are making
efforts 70 obtain building ordinances
Of ether cities. especially those q
tensmanfs II - the ldaa 81 the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-08
EvaNoUllsrlc SERVICES.

pr whiteomb nruushsr. ths
Portland preacher. continues to
draw crowds d the Tabernacle nap-
tist church. Last eight hs ENLARGED
on the text. Whatsoever Yu SOW
that shall ys reap The olnhaut
Dee Niii b. ennduried today. bat The
evangelist vii b heard thr.e times
Tomorrow
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-08
COLORADO is HIGH


los ANGELES. uee saThc col
Grade river l. aNain approaching the
danger mark aHd - naw sis feet
above is normal hcisht The enath.
ern Pacific raiiroad ia working q
large farce alone the isvee and the
intake - ths Imperial canal 20 pre-
vent another break The gauge
SHOW "a 20 feet - water srd e 10
stan ftsipg. dus 60 the heavy rains
Ina the mountains
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-08

ne caidtfWond. Railroad experts
ard those employed b. thr eitF have
long been put 90 their wits end To-
routriFU SOME measure of relief
WfthiB two years a second bridge
has been built ard uponed arfosa
the Fest river Joining Manhattan
wilA tbr williamsburg section ~
brooklyn. AZ a rosf II lfooe eco A
thlnH hridEe in nov be- course -
construction and fourth projected
A tunnel under the flver ia aiso ln
course ~ construction. buf traffic
continues Ia increase rapidly
l. the course ~ each ~ hours ma
lees then haHf million people cross
Hreahiln bridge u Ia NOT uneam'
mon Tor $1,000 people 10 Re upon
TIE bridge - one time dufiHz rush
hnuFs
Engineers declare that tie heav-
issf stfaiH aran the bridge Is upon
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-08
FREMONT FuHERhLs.

The funeral ~ Jacob J AieEau.
der. who died December II hia
home ~ 3s3 uaRley av viii BE- hsll
from Cartons undertaking uafia5s
nj q. M. tomorrow Deceased Waa
a member Of Fremont lodge S.. ! o.
o =. and the services VIII b. uu.
der their auspices The lufsuneni
viii be 81 the o . 9 cemetery,
on Queen Anne bill
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-08
NAN brow NED is
6. c. SANB0RH

The body found floating ia fhe
straits Of Han Juan ds luea TueH-
day has been i1rnuneg by Mrs 49,
b. Gordon. ~ Seattle. aH o. q Ffu-
born. her father khe visited Poet
Townsend. where The body uaH bur
led. and identified tho clothing
Nj HanhafH wHa iaat from thr
steamer SPOKANE October e. IL Whs
formerly resident az nHiafI.
where he conducted grocery store
for II years lie leaves % daughter
Agnes. aud san. Charles. and rs
married daughter Mrs W. 3 Cor
don. II Fremont
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-08

the four great suspension cables.
each Do "a inches ia diameter The
length II each single wire Do these
cables lH abls feet and si0 Inches.
The ultimate strength of each cable
is estimated az 1000 tons Each ca
bile contains t.2se parallel galvan-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-08
ROBBERS SECURE
$4,000

PALESTINE Tsx De- sit is
learned that the six train robbers
who rnurderously assaulted Pacific
Express Messenger Gfisseft. on the
Cotton naii train az Eyiau satur-
day. secured close "a tifeaao. rive
q the robbers are nov under arrest.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-08
FAITHFUL DOG sTAYo
WITH MASTER IN jan

George CLARK. a a00p0unaef. VIZ
Has arrested last uighf foe drusE
ennesa. vas kept company IL ~
city jan all Might - his little blsef
aud white fox terrier which ~
TALLER allowed 70 maintain a uT
over him
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-08

thronn ~ WORKERS are passing 90
and from their places ef employment
go elevated tara each Weighing
empty IS coo pounds and SOC sur
face ears. each ailh weight IF a.
600 paauda pass oNrf the aweYiHE
suspension iu the course u every 90
minutes o. ~ roughly Estimated
that ths ,ttisht 1T tnsaH fafH With
their passengers. 10 mege thar 40.
QQe poe pounds
Ffam ume 30 time Cor years there
have been siiatmiuH reports that
uronhlxu bridge waa gradually.
though surely. giving Nay under
thin terrific strain Never before.
come from an authoritative source
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-08

The funeral u @ II Randall sill
be held from Carton undertaking
pafinra. 8tl5 Fremont ag. 81 ~
a IN tomorrow lnffument VIII bf
n Oak LAKE. cemetery.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-08
Save Your Old
Carpets

We make beautiful rugs u them
First class eafpet cleaning FszHi
Wnzag Rug Go Queen Anne is22
lad T8Ta
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-08

COMMITTEES 70 have the buildings
where many. people are forced O.
reside kept clean. with plenty OF
ventilation and ight
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-08

The health % Yourself and the
health af Xouf family may denaud
up0u the proper sanitation of Funr
home and the aualitY u the plumb
ing uxtufet q u Brown Plumb
iuR Co. g2i Pine 81 Both phones
go
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-08

closing cat watches. diamonds
ana ieWelfY 90 bargain prices.
Uncle Joe. ST gna ave ''s
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-08
Sunday Post Intelligence

f. one detective stories published Tho
second instalment appears Ia the PL tomorrow sunday
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-08
BY ANA KATHERINE GREEN

Is intensely serial being pub
nshed exclusively Ia the
New-York tribune., 1906-06-09
TRADE IN CHICAGO.

IBy Telegraph 10 The Tribunel
Chicago. june S-The heaviest local holders Of
'aest. disresarding the loss Of 10 points in the
''aaitioH ~ the growing crop IN Missouri last
tanlt. sold several millions OF long wheat
the forenoon. The price yielded 10 the
lsss1re 70 the material extent of lc bushel. but
'iA The exhaustion Of the early liquidation there
'es an excited change Of front in the market and
Iaaes recovered from l'zc 10 lac from the lowest
s'Fes q tie early decline At the close. July was
) aFaer and September up about &C. compared
PC hnal prices Of the day previous
-en and oats acted similarly 10 wheat declining
'aFIly early in the day and more than recover
= an nc early losses toward the close. The pro
san market was no excertion 10 the rule OF the
aF sud closed strong after early weaknes
Elih the short interest greatly reduced the trade
tFhesf this morning was quieter. snd prices de-
20 under pressure OF profit taking sales All
- Of news affected the market. ana everything
Nlfeshy. Toward the close Of the session there
- reaction and prices bounded IN. Local re-
'a were 8 cars. with j cars estimated for to-
ioH july wheat, which opened al s54se 10 e55sc'
! oa 20 s2t.c ana September, after touching
- On the carly transactions, fell 10 Se-
-Aere was big trading ga the corn market, which
@ Decidedly bearish from the outset dIe 10
eel conditions and large receipts. owing 10 I'D
scoeptances % las; nights bids by the country.
-1f il the session there was more firmness ana
:. 's advanced Local receipts were S62 cars win
'eis estimated fer tomorrow shipments hehce
Ff Slg,i bushels July corn opened az 5lEc 10
- ana sold or 10 5ozsc before noon September
= ifom 5g7sc 20 5.ikc of to 5i2c 10 JO3sc-
-$fse quantities were offered ia the oats Dt at
Deaing merely because the holders cav good
49, .n what they had 10 Put on the market
-, - ~as hrmness II the start. followed by weak
~ -aiei ana toward tie close prices recovered
-. -. Receipts were Is2 cars. with 80 cars esii-
- f0- TOMORROW. Shipments hence were iiS'"oy
n,a. sk Jrly opened II 36l-c. sold on 10 S54e ana
.'.eiel to sy7sc ser:c,nler opened ~ 2s7s. Of
By
H. 'so2s. fgr the most psri, ruled easy. july
a., Delrg the only thing tie list showing 81
m,s ierdercy. Juiy pork sold from 1l6 - ~
OF 70 Slc 75i@ July lage sod from = 81 Z
s-S = ~. aad July ribs from - 80 down IL
n ems eased of to IS 90 Hog receipts were
mead. ana y-.ces II the yards were steady.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-09
OTHER MARKETs-sY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago. June s.-CATTLE-Receipts, 900 head; mar
ket for best strong otherwise steady prime
S4q$6 TO- cows S3G$4 So heifers T56S5 bulls
So 25qS4 25 calves 81 75d$7 35 feeders
81 751 81 20 HOGS-Recepts. I7,O0 head; market
steady; choice to prime heavy S6 556IS6
heavy So 4712G$6 So butcher weights So 55S6
good choice heavy mixed. So 50; packing. sea
sc 30. SHEEP-Receip-s. 5000 head; market strong:
sheep s. 50G$6 25 yearIings IS 904S6 So LAMBS
So 25d$7 Is
Cincinnati June s-HOGs strong: butchers and ship
pers. So 50qS6 52la; common S. 30GS6 35 CATTLE
steady; fair shippers 81 25dS5 common 50 2Oa
50 10 SHEEP steady. So 50as5. LAMBS steady. seq
East Buffalo June SEATTLE fairly active and
steady; prime S5 351S5 75 SHIPPING 81 S5S5 4O
butchers 81 5fI7S5 % NEALS-Recepts. I6O head
active 25c higher; 81 75as7 so HOGS Receipts 1900
and heavy and mixed SO So Yorkers
s6 7OG$6 So daries. Sc 6oas6 20 SHEEP AND. LAMBS
Receipts active; sheep steady and
yearlings 25o higher lambs IS 5OGs7 40; yearings $50
Sc 80.
Kansas City. June s-cA TTI-E-Receipts 800 head,
including COO Southerns; market strong 10c higher:
choice and dressed beef steers s. a So fair
25TS5 Western fed steers SO 50GS5
ana feeders 81 5oasi CO. Southern steers s. 25g
s. so native heifers s3qs5 l9 bulls 81 5o9s4 calves
& lower top Sc 90; bulk Of sales So sog$e 45 heavy:
$6 40 sHEEP-Reeepts SEQ MARKET for sheer steady;
yearines $5gs6 80; Texas clipped yearlings s. 75G
SIS clipped sheep. SdS5 90; Texas goats. So 2
S3 90: stockers and feeders. 50 25dso