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Springfield Race Rioter Guilty of Arson.

SPRNoFIELD, Ohio, June s.-After being
out a half hour, the jury tonight found
Charles Roth guilty of arson in assisting to
burn The Jungles" last February, during
the ACE riots here.
This makes the second mar found guilty
Of being implicated in the riots.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-06-09
Kaiser Rack in Potsdam.

Special Gable Despatch 10 TIE SUN.
PoTsDAM, June s.-The Kaiser arrived at
the New Palace to-day on his return from
visiting the Emperor Francis Joseph at
Vienna.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-06-09
worthinston-Rice Wedding In London.

Special Cable Despatch 20 THR Sun,
LONDON, June s.-Maude, daughter Of
the late Clement Rice Of New York, was
married hero yesterday to Charles Worth
l agton Of New jersey.
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Nominated for Congress.

Seventeenth Ohio district. William Ash
brook, Democrat, Of Licking county,
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.CHURCH OF THE MESSIAH Unitarian. s4.h
81, cor. Park Avenue. Services ii A. NJ S,y
hooen coliyer VIII preach. Church wiz BE- closed
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.
FIFTH AVENUE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH,

Fifth Avenue and 55th Street,
REV. J. ROSS STEVENSON, ID. D.,
Minister.
Rev, GEO. II, TRuLL. Assistant.
Public Worship on June 10 at II A. ". and $50 p. N.
Inc assistant Minister will preach al both ~seryfces.
Wednesday Evening Service commences al Sin
Strangers are cordially Invited.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-07-19
Rogers Hotel Arrivals.

w. G. Love Houston; A, J. Cox,
Ennis: Mrs A. Alexander, st. Louis;
l.. H Mathis. Wichita Falls; Roger
f. Stuart, St Louis; Fred W. Thia-
son, Dallas; l.. NJ Prince, Green's
boro. n c., A. II. Counts, st. Louis,
W. Jack Justice, New York; c. f.
Chambers, Chicago; J. r. Jackson,
Kansas City; W. G. Huffman, Dallas;
f, Sheet, Columbus, O.; Walter Bill
lups. Dallas; l.. r. Armstrong, Dali
las; r. A. Low, St. Joseph, Mo; c.
A. Wheelock, Dallas; H. S. Robbins,
St. Louis; w. D. Stewart, Moline,
H.: Nm. Washman, St. Louis; Mrs.
Meeks, Maypearl; Master Fred Meeks
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Allen
and son, Kansas City.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-07-19
LARGE CONTRACT.
( notficially Stated at Butte That 1t
Has Been Awarded.

Butte, Mont, July LIT is un-
Officially stated in railroad circles OF
this city that the contract for the
Butte and WHITEHALL division of the
Chicago, Milwaukee and st. Paul rail
road, which is building through this
state has been let to Ormond & Crook
for the sum of 100000 At the
present time more than 5000 men
are working on the st. Paul line be-
tween Miles City. Mont, and Harlow
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-07-19
LOCAL NEWS.


%
The xiv club wiFl meet tomorrow
afternoon AZ isa@
ser ". u. Mctomhs for fire and
tornado Insurance. II
When sou need plumber call
Bunkley. with r : Cronk Co Both
phones So
We viii serve sherbet from now on
q, our ice cream parlor Williams
and Moseley
The grass was cut today on the
beautiful lawns at the Central pas
senger station.
The county candidates will speak
in the district court room Saturday
afternoon at O'Clock.
Don't fail TO attend the Main
Street Rink Open day and night
until close of the Chautauqua. 80
4 general campaign against weeds
should be inauaurated before the
Chautauqua begins next Tuesday.
The slaughter of ours not wearing
tag from the city collectors Office
will he commenced after August J..
The F. s. Cronk Co, is headquar-
tiers for all kinds of garden hose.
Prices right Both phones No. "a. tt
If YOU have never tried those Trav-
elers' Orders while on your summer
outing, break the monotony this year
Call at our fount to quench your
thirst, Ice cream and sherbet sery
ed with waters Williams & Nose
ley II
Every feature of the new program
which will be put on at the Majestic
tonight promises to be exceptionally
good.
Phone your ice cream orders for
49,;
- ~ ~ - yri,,io,s ona
tf
There will be skating at the Main
80 - tn - n+;l 30
So r,,o'..a,,a On
we are me only place III 'o"" 'ns''
r1,;,,;s o ,,oaa,,,- -
r''i oiooons' eo' "a g.. rorr,,e
y, -, Va VIII snend some
60 TO-, tho relief of catarrhal
trouble.
o
morning. It's made in copper cans.
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PERSONAL MENTION,

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3 po~uus has Ia Dallas today
y " Yoauehloed went TO Ennis
this morning
"a Meyer. o. Fou Worth aas In
the glty ,o8at
Nj A uoasgon ess passenRrg to
Dallas thi- morning
t.othey Allen was a passenger to
Fort Worth last night
Mrs. f Leigh and Miss Emma
Davis visited st Ferris today
Miss Rufa Cohen left this morning
for Grand Saline to visit friends
j NJ Lancaster has returned from
/ business trip 10 Haskell county
| Nr aud Mrs Earnes, Miller and
baby have returned from Dallas,
Mr. ]. r. Dunaway. Of RoT, r,
/ Is visiting his father Mr. ] \. Dnna-
way
| Misses Bertha and porua Fearis
have returned from visit 10 Corpus
| Christi
Miss Mamma Mann. of Chetoopa,
| Kansas. Is the guest of Miss Ora Nil
| Ter and other relatives here
| n. r. Mccall left last night for
| Colorado Springs 10 join Mrs Mccall
I, in stay OF few weeks AT that
| place.
Mrs ] y Chapman arrived last
might from Artesia. \. NJ. 10 spend
a month with the family of f T.
| Stoker
| Mr.. and Mrs J Rivers Edwards
and little daughter left last night for
velasco and other points on the coast
| to visit relatives for few days.
Mrs r. P Sweat, Miss Julia
Sweat and Mrs. Muncey Campbell
and little daughter, Eleanor, left this
morning for Mineral Wells to spend
Il few days,
Mrs. Anna House of ST. Louis,
who has been visiting the families OF
E. P and F. l.. Hawkins, went to
Midlothian last night to spend few
days with friends.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-07-19

j. p ouar,es spent yesterday in
Dallas.
Miss Ruby Newman. of Union
Church. Miss. is the guest of Mrs.
Smiley
Mr.. and Mrs. ] l. Eason returned
to Austin this morning after spend
ing two weeks in the city with rel
atiyes.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-07-19

Mr.. and Mrs. G. F. Olds, of Waco,
arrived this morning to visit Mr.. and
Mrs. J. Lee Penn in their new home
on Marvin avenue
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-07-19

The plumbing nxturcs for the boys
dormigoty al Trinity University have
arrived aud ere being Installed by
Cleo Dillon
You can not afford 20 mlss seeing
the new program at the Majestic to-
night Animated pictures true to
ufe are marvel Of modern inscn-
ton. both entertaining and instrue-
tive
The Main street Skating Rink will
open tomorrow morning and viii re
main open every day and night from
then unul the close Of the Chautan-
qua Three sessions daily Morning.
afternoon and night go
II t. Perkins. who moved from
Ellis county to Tsrrant county last
summer and bought a ranch, recently
sold out there and returned 10 Ellis.
For the present his family Is with
the family of his father-in- law. Uncle
Riley Rorcn. near Ray
o
The PRAYER service at the Baptist
church last night was attended by a
, large number of the members, and
| considerable interest was manifested
| There were two additions to the
church, one by baptism and one under
| the watch-care of the church,
/ Charley Wilson has returned from
/ a visit to the family of his father, S,
/ A Wilson. in Clay county, He was
! called there on the account Of his
sister being i'll with fever. He said
/ the young lady was beginning to i'm
prove when he left there TO come
! home
w NJ Williams. who lives five
miles from the city on the Ovilla
road, and Bob Reeves, who lives near
! Midlothian. left with their families
/ last night for Columbia, Tenn
! where they will spend two months
/ with relatives Mr.. Williams and
/ Mr. Reeves married twin sisters
whose parents yet reside in Maury
! county, Tenn.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-07-19

FOR SALE - Having recently solo
my home in Waxahachie, ! offer for
sale at greatly reduced prices my
family mare, Surry, stanhope and
harness, piano, carpets and house
hold furniture. H. Cert. "a
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-07-19

The plumbing fixturcs for the boys
dormigory al Trinity University have
arrived aud ere being Installed by
Cleo Dillon
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-07-19

LOST-Locket and chain somewhere
in the city. Bears the initials "a.
f. J." Finder will please return to
Daily Light Office and be rewarded.
81
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-07-19

LOST-An umbrella with a brass
knob on the handle. Probably left ii
in some business house. Finder Will
please return to this office. 1t
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-07-19

The frequent rains have caused
the weeds and grass to grow rapidly
in the streets of the city, and many
places they have attained quite a
rank growth The citizens of the
town should begin campaign against
these unsightly objects In front of
their premises.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-07-19

Stimulation Without Irritation
That is the watchword. That is
what Orino Laxative Fruit Syrup
does. Cleanses and stimulates the
bowels without irritation in any
form. Sold by B. W. Fearis.
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LET Us do your pressing. We have
il done by man who knows hisi
trade Then your suit will hold its
shape Matthews Bros. II
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FOR SALE-Good gentle family
horse. IL years old Price $4,000.
Apply to NJ. r. Founders, in Airing
ton Heights. ZIP
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nRFssM TAKING At ios Ross street
Old phone $40. ieop
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WANT COLUMN.

WEATHER Tonight aud FRIDAY
partly cloudt weather Wednesday
max. ea, min e.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-07-19

We want your cold drinks and ice
cream trade, because we are better
prepared to serve you than any place
in the city. Cali and see for your
sell. Williams < Moseley II
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Se~ ". u. Ne Combs fer fire and
tornado insurance Il
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WANTED good milk COW. No
long horn wanted. Apply to w. @
johnson at Waxahachie Steam Laun-
dry W
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When sou need plumber csl
nuakley with F. ! Cronk Co Both
phones So u
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The xiv club wiFl meet ,omorrow
afternoon az sac
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-07-19

ROOMS AND BOARD For terms
apply 10 Mrs n $ Kent. AIS College
street 9lpd
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-07-19

CLOTHING Cleaned and pressed
Buv second hand clothing. J s. Per
rim, 2rs East Main street. II
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FOR RENT-One large room and
hall over Mistrot Bros. & Co. F. S.
Cronk II
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-28
TOLD OF THEFT TO FREE HIMSELF
Negro Convicted of Robbing John F. Carroll
Informed Latter of Burglary.

Leslie Sodel. negro, who gave his address as No
800 Sixth avenue, yesterday in Part Of General
Sessions, was convicted Of robbing the house OF
John F. Carroll, the ex-Tammany leader No SOP
Fifth avenue, last December SodeTs arrest was
brought about by letter written by himself 10 Mr.
Carroll, in which Sodel begged Mr. Carroll to come
10 his aid SOdel being at that time in jail under
other charge.
In the letter, which written IN January last
ana was dated from The Tombs prison. Sodel told
Mr.. Carroll OF the robbery, the first intiraton Mr.
Carroll had that his house had been entered bv a
burglar Sodel described the manner Of brea king
into the house, and gave list OF the plunder he
got which was valued at $1,000. and included A fur
lined Overcoat. The latter, SodeI declared he had
given 70 a friend, who had taken il TO Chicago.
where he pawned II for $50 The letter closed by
appealing 10 Mr.. Carroll TO come to SodeTs aid in
clearing himself OF the charge OF theft for which
he then in prison, the writer declaring that if
Mr.. Carroll would do this he would reform and lead
honest life
Mr. Carroll turned the letter over TO the police
who inv estigated and found plenty o. evidence to
corrObOTatc SOdeTE admission that he had robbed
the Carroll residence. As a result SOdel was placed
on trial yesterday tne charge of burglary nste
OF the charge for which he had originally been ar
rested lie Will be sentenced today. Sodel is an
eX-convict having served three years only a short
time ago, according TO the police.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-28
BLIND POOR INDIGNANT.
Protest against Investigations
Tammang Behind Meeting.

Indignation that has been brewing among the ~
digent poor Of the city over various alleged grleV-
ances dubbed over at a mass meeting held in the
Teutonia Assembly Rooms. No. 16S Third avenue
under the auspices Of the New York Blind Pro
tective Union last night. 1t inumated by
James Forbes rnendcancy officer Of the New York
Charity Organization Society, TO reporters who
spoke TO him after the meeting that the gathering
might have been instigated by some Tammany poll
ticians who, under the present system Of paying
the yearly stipend TO the poor the Charities De
partment pier. able get a considera bic
amount Of II before the poor persons get home.
Mr.. Forbes was denounced by the speakers for a
recent article in the publication OF his society de-
scribing the conditions surrounding the annual
giving OF money. where the worthy are obliged to
mingle with the unworthy blind. who spend their
pittance IN neghboring saloons. The article was
branded" "uncalled for unwarranted and
mauciously untrue"
From his suggestion that the money be distrib-
gone out that he wants the distribution taken
the hands OF his society
One section Of a resolution passed was:
We denounce as cruel inhunnan and humlating
the methods adopted by paid agents of societies
VINO without authority enter our homes, asking
numerous unnecessary and insulting questions,
seeking information from neghbOrs and questioning
the butcher, the baker and the grocer as to the
demand the enactment Of such legislation will
put a stop TO this unbearable practice.
The reference was undoubtedly TO the New York
State Association for Promoting the Interests of
the Blind, which is gathering statistics for the
formulation Of legislation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-28
CASH QUOTATIONS.
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

COFFEE IT, -. New York. March 81 1908
ne cofree continued yeryJ
cay being only 1900 bags me market T1is5
changa5 T-toad zone The opening steady az IN
Increased me 20 decline OF points and prices later
me loss, owing 70 close Tysyrs
FOCAL market closed at net derne ~ 20 10
Fecen+g was no change general situation
Tri--IS continued light all Brazilian roInts tbe
Ilhay markets were steady and warehouse deIivaries
~ but the trade is still awaiting the oDenin ~
crop s59 season for more definite as TO the next
meanwhile is me sIsr
ing up the May position II is sIr7osS5 tE. me even
thai tLs- L@IIy large one and II s feared bv some
y.JIe may De more less liquidation
ve1v goo5 me spot market. however. is showing
So zone ana some local authorities contend fbat
be on May at the present parity not likely to
e%iFys taVre closed % Il franc Lower ne
burg was unchanged = pfenne net love- any %, ~
20 ana Santos 90 refs with the rate OF eTcbas
~ 90 receipts or coffee at tho two ports were
800 eags against p 600 bags year This market
$40 for Rio No Z. '--9 'i the oisls OF
day follows: 80 '0 '0N04 1-aIAet 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-28
LIGHT IN MATRIMONIAL TANGLE.
Lawyer Denies That He Had Any Hand in
Alleged Bogus Divorces.

Henry ". Leonard q lawyer with Offices at No
81 Broadway, who testified as a witness before
Justice Davis, IN the Supreme Court. on Monday.
as 20 his connection with the alleged divorces OBJ
tanned by Mrs. Alice N. Christmas and Edward G.
Coppinger. IN 1900 threw some more light on the
case last night.
Mr.. Leonard says the attempt drag him into
the case IS blackmal although he admits that the
fake divorces which the couple received were OBJ
tanned from some one in his Office He stoutly
denied that he had anything to do with the pro-
curing Of the alleged divorces.
Mr.. Leonard said that Mrs. Christmas and Mr.
CoDpinger came 10 him in 1901 and admitted that
they had been living together for some time in New
Jersey, although the former had a husband in
England and the latter a wife in Australia They
said that the nelghbors were causing trouble. and
wanted 70 get divorces so that they could be legally
married.
M. Leonard wrote to the woman's husband, who
is an English clergyman, and received an answer
that the woman was an adventures. According TO
the lawyer he at once dropped the case. Some one
IN the Office, however. apparently continued the
case, and for money consideration gave the
couple what purported to be court DEGREES Of d.
yorce MI Leonard thinks that william J.
schooley who is now IN Sing Sing for grand lar
ceny but once had desk room in his office. put
through the job.
At any rate Mrs. Christmas came 10 Mr. Leon
ards Office month ago. said a fraud had been
perpetrated on her and showed a receipt for $50
signed by Henry p Leonard, the lawyers son,
who IS at present in Denver. Mr.. Leonard denied
al knowledge of the transaction, but promptly re-
funded the money and telegraphed 10 his son for
explanation
The couple are trying to straighten out the matri-
nlonlal tangle in court at present, they were
married SIX years ago. and have a son three years
OLD. Apparently both committed bEamy bur the
I'VE year statute of limitations will annul this ac-
ggoI- n TACT poth being married, and not legally
divorced the marriage between the couple never
Justice Davis, on Monday asked Mr.. Leonard
70 clear the case up, saying that gross fraud
ha0 been perpetrated the couple, and that A
looked as II IL had its origin IN Mr. Leonard's office
/ The case was adjourned until April 3.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-28
YEAR AT SEAS MERCY.
Ship, BeSet By Storm and Calm,
ArriUeS zcitk Dead SaiImaker.

The German steel ship Sachsen. which had a re-
marlSable voyage Of 3S4 days from New York to HI
ogo and return arrived here yesterday with the
body OF Herman Nee sailmaker, who died last
Saturday. The big ship left New York on March g.
1905, and. after remaining at Hiogo and Kobe for
six weeks. started on her return trip TO New York
On the outward voyage, via Cape Of Good Hope
she encountered ten heavy storms which tore away
the steel railing Of the poop deck and knocked off
the hood Of the poop hatch, landing IL against the
port rail forward. When sixty days out of New
York a heavy gale blew M from the west and for
four ia Us heavy combers kept the decks awash One
gigantic wave fell on Herman Nee, who was at the
wheel He damned against the wheel post
and severely injured in the breast. He BECAME
sick after the accident and died on Saturday when
the ship was making port Captain Rottgers was
standing beside the wheel with Nee when tho big
wave washed away the hatch hood. He would have
been carried away had he not chung to the spanker
sheets. When the first mate rescued him he was
hanging half way down the hatch
On the return voyage, which took 179 days, the
Sachsen was continually becalmed. Captain Rott-
gers made the trip by way of Cape Horn TO avoid
typhoons which were common in the season he left
Hiogo. The Sachsen ran into the outer edge OF
terrific typhoon in the China Sea. She lay to for
three days. and again proceeded on her course
Voogdt. the first mate, said yesterday that after
the storm IN the China Sea the voyage was one or
continual calm. I'VE hoped TO get some Of the
southeasterly trades on both sides of the Horn"
he said. but hardly puff came. We did not have
enough breeze on the way from Hiogo to take IN
one royal I haven't made a trip in twenty years
where the wind light. In three weeks in
November we made only two hundred miles"
Herman Nee, the dead sailmaker, according to
the crew of the Sachsen. came from a prosperous
family in Hanover. He 10 have signed off
when the ship reached port and return 70 Ger
many 70 be married. a dozen letters to him from
his hancee were put aboard the ship yesterday
The crew said that Nee ambitious 10 become
captain, and was constantly studying navigation
yesterday in coffin made by the ships carpenter.
Mate NoOgdt said that the cargo and equipment
OF the A G. Ropes was sold at public auction. and
that the Sachsen bought a large quantity Of her
provisions.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-28
OTHER MARkETs-RY rELEeRAPH.

Chicago, March e7.-CATTIE-Rsceipts. $500 heads
market steady, prime steers. S. S5-Sd 40i
cows So 90 asa 90; heers. s. I5RS5 So bulls s. 6S4
calves S5QSI srockers and feeders s. TaIS4 Is HOGS
receipts l2O,O head, market 5G1Uc higher cl1ice
prime heavy. IS 4OlS6 As medium good heavy SIS
50 80 butcher wyights S. 35GS6 ass.
heaVy. mixed SIS SJGS6 42iz packing SG1S6 SHEEP
Receipts. 1000 head, market. sheep fru
70 &c lower sheep s. 508$6 -. yearlngs IS 1885 40
lambs. 81 1886 20.
Cinci1na March c7-HOGS quiet. butchers and ship
PeIs 30 o2a9 ESQ 93 common s. SgS6 90 CATTLE Slow
iair 70 good shippers. s. 4oQ s. 10 s. 2JESa
SHEEP steady 50 ao7S7 as LAMBS steady. 81 a51S- is
list Buffalo, March 21-CAIIIE- Receipts leo HeaI
I-ry active and steady prime steers. s. S5uSB. zrIupu
81 to s. 4p- butchers. 81 haifzrs SS son s. I0
cows S3rSA bulls s. I5GSf 65. EEAIS-Fs.zfr-s rO
head slow S5GSJ s. HOGS-EceIpts s so raa4- +ar-Iy
active, shade lower heavy mixed ana Workers $, IS
81 iut pigs SIS t5 rouEhs IS eoFSG- sfqrs S41S4 81
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts. $500 head. ste4Iv IN
changed. ---
Kansas city. March 27-CArTr.r- Ra..,,.. ,,ooo
is,l4 lcll'ls o'' SoutAerus. market steady 1C5
s. S5HS5 80 fair TO good Sf 40gS5 So s5sa-r s-.sr
- sQ4Sos southern cows, s. 1884. nar.vs cows
80 Ssryss sc so54SSiieES $S5o9$5: bulls 50 IS
As'a mar 50 &c hsher. top SIS i6. eu,<
50 -oESo 4os pigs and Nsht. s. S5ES6 So SETrp-Rs-
eeILs UoVu mead. market strong native rs-bz e. "a
s. 90; Wes,ern lambs. s. - So -. ewes ana v.,,es
g SU4$o 90 western led yearings S. saSs ytasr--a
leu sneeP - -1So 90 stocSers and feeders Sass 81