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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-04-23
Baroness on Trial
For Murder
ANOTHER MURDER TRIAL OF CON.
SIDERABLE INTEREST BEGAN
IN NEW YORK TODAY,

NEW YORK, April. 23.-Baroness
Anesia Louise De Massey was put on
trial to-day before Justice Blanchard
In the Supreme Court for the murder
Of Gustav Simon, the millionaire shirt
manufacturer, who wns shot to death
last November In his, office. TIE b.
roness WIS attended In court by two
attaches of the French consul and her
attorneys. The work Of secelting a
jury Is proceeding. The defense Il Is
said will be 4 cas- OF mistaken ideu.
tity. The prosecution wifi contend the
Baroness and Simon had q dispute
wages due her and that the Da.
shot the manufacturer.
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SOCIETY
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High School Alumni Meeting.

The High School Alumni will hold a
meeting Thursday evening at seven
o'clock at the home Of Mrs. j.. H.
Hough on Barney street. The pur,
pose of this meeting is to formulate
some plans for the Alumni meeting,
to be held during the High School
Commencement early in June. 1t is
the plan Of the Alumni to make the
annual meeting this year something
out OF the ordinary, and It is especi,
ally desired that q large number OF
the alumni members and officers be
present at this preliminary meeting on
Thursday evening Of this week. The
High School building, which has been
recently completed, will be an nd,
.mlrable place for holding this alumni
reunion and the affair will probably
be on Qalte a large scale.
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Notice Of Dissolution.

Notice Is hereby given that at n
meeting Of the stockholders of List
Coal and Coke Company. a corpora
tion, created and organized under The
laws OF the State OF West Virginia,
held at the office Of E. F. Hartley, at
Falrmont, West yirginla, on the I'd
day Of April, 1907, a majority Of the
stock Of said company being repre-
sented and voting therefor. the fol
lowing resolutions were adopted:
Resolved, That this corporation, the
List Coal and Coke Company, discon.
tinue business as a corporation and
surrender to the State of West Virgin.
STA Its charter and corporate franchises,
Jand after paying all Of its debts and
liabilities, divide Its property and as.
sets remaining among It's stockholders.
And to this end the Board Of Dlrec'
tors viii proceed as speedily as pos.
sible 10 convert all the property, chos.
es In action and assets Of this corpor.
alton Into money, and to pay of and
discharge all the debts and liabilities
according to their prloritles; and al.
ter fully dischargipg all such debts
and liabilities to divide and pay over
all such assets remaining to the sew.
1eral stockholders Of this company pro
rata with their several holdings Of
stock. But no payment shall be made
to any stakeholder until after publ.
cation Of the notice Of this resolution
Sass herein provided.
Resolved, further, That the vice
president cause a notice Of the adop.
ton Of this resolution to be given by
advertisement in some newspaper Of
general circulation, published near the
principal Office or place OF business Of
this corporation once n week for four
weeks at least, and that he forthwith
certify under his signature, and the
seal Of this corporation. n copy Of this
resolution 10 the Secretary Of State
Of the State Of West Virginia.
LIST COAL AND COKE CO.,
BY GEORGE DEBoLr, Secretary.
APP. q SIG %.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-04-23
PENNSY LEGISLATORS
Take Steps TO Protect American
Birds.

HARRISBURG. April 23.-Among
the bills passing finally In house to.
day were the establishment Of free
sanitariums for treatment Of INDECENT
tuberculosis patients, prohibiting by.
ing and selling and wearing for adorn.
men American wild birds or parts
thereof, the senate empowering com.
mlttee on laRacy to transfer inmates
from one of the state hospitals for
insane to another.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-04-23
ERANY People III
life BOAT SHOW
STANDING ROOM oNLYWAs AT d
PREMIUM LONG sEEoRE THE
PERFORMANCE BEGAN.

". R, Markets; boat show played to
q capacity audience last night. The
large theatre was packed with people
and BY the time the cartaia raised
IS. R. o. was being sold at CSC per,
The novelty OF the river show boat
was, interesting TO FaIrmnnt people as
1t Is very unusual for so large a boat
to get up to the head OF navigation.
The people in attendance were
very orderly and the only disagreed.
bic feature Of the whole performance
was the fact that the house was too
tightly packed to be comfortable.
The show carries q good singing
chorus Of about twenty girls, all Of.
whom are good dancers. The princl.
pal part Of the work is done By
vaudeville people who are clever in
their work. Not a speciality was IN.
PRODUCED pnt what gave the utmost
satisfaction to the audience. The
three DAME sisters In their acrohatlc
and dancing s%pecialties deserve more
than ordinary notice as their perform.
anee to say the least Of II Is wonder.
full and intensely pleasing. Some of
their acrobatic stunts can not be given
justice by a written description and
mist be seen TO be fully appreciated.
The show will be the attraction
again this evening and the manage
ment announces an entire change Of
programme.
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Box Party BY Mr.. PAUL.

Mr.. Singleton PAUL. wifi give a box
party TO witness Mrs. Teimpleton's
Telegram" at the, Court theater this
evening, complimentary TO the visitors
In the city for the Klrkpatrick,P PAUL
wedding. Among the visitors are
Mrs. SPrigg Camden, Mrs. James
jackson, Miss Genevieve Eaton and
Mr.. and Mrs. John Marshall. Of Par.
kersburg.-Wheeling Telegraph.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-04-23
Cards Announce Arrival Of a Son.

Cards have been received In this
city announcing the birth OF a son TO
Mr.. and Mrs. J. William Holt, Of Spu.
kane, Washington. Mrs. Holt was be.
fore her marriage. Miss Anna Braden
and resided In this city for a number
Of years. The child has been chris.
tened Charles William Holt.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-04-23
MEN ARE PoWERLEss
To Fight Against Disease Unless The,
Strike mt the Underlying Cnuue. )

To treat Dandrur. and Falling IJalr
with irrltantS or oils on which n nara.
sitie germ will prosper. Is like s%coopIni
water from the ocean to prevent the It'd
from rising.
You cannot accomplish n s~ntlssaetor
cure wfth6a, having a right undcrstiu,
Ing OF the fundamental causes OF t
trouble.
You must kill the Dandrufr Germ.
Newbro's HerpIcidc does this because
Is specially made TO do that very thing.
When the germ Is removed. tie hal
has no choice but to resume health;s
growth and beauty. Z
destroy the cause. you remove the
effect"
Sold by leading druggists. Send 19c. In
stamps for sample to The Harplcide Co,
Detroit. Mich,
Two sires-5o cents ana ,l.os.
E.A Billlngslea q CO, sps.ial
lgeptl
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-04-23

The Mcfarland Mission Circle Of the
Presbyterian church will hold It's
quarterly social session at the home
Of Miss Beatrice Snfier, on Madison
street, on Thursday evening Of this
week. All the active and honorary
members are invited to be present on
this occasion.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-04-23
Miss Morgan Returns Home.

Miss Edna Morgan who pas been i'll
ut Cook Hospital for ttt past two
weeks, has returned 10 hfr nome on
Walnut avenue. 1t will BE- gratifying
news to Miss Morgan's many friends
to learn that she Is recovering rapidly
from her recently illness.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-04-23
Meeting Of WIIina Workers.

""'S VI "ihi"9 "orhers'
The Willing Workers Of the Catho.
lie Church will hold n meeting this
evening at the home OF Mrs. ]. f. Mat.
tfngfy on Fairmont avenue. It is de.
sired that all members he present.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-04-23

Mrs. Temples Telegram played
The Court Theatre. Wheeling, last
night, See in this paper what the
Wheeling papers have 10 say about It.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-04-23

George D. Hurd's and Cranes linen
lawn exclusive papers by quIre or box.
with or without envelopes. Globe Book
Store. Watson Hotel building. If
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-04-23

George D. Hurd's and Cranes linen
lawn exclusive papers by qalre or box.
with or without envelopes. Globe Book
Store, Watson Hotel building. II
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-04-23

FOR sALE--50O choice Single comb
White Leghorn chickens Of best laying
tstreen in the world. Pens Is hens 1
rooster. $1,000. A rare bargain. Cali
or address Amos Robinson, Care Bart.
5lett farm, Bloomfield, W. Va.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-04-23

Ansco films Mt any camera. Cost
less than others. Try one. Globe Book
Store, Watson Hotel building. II
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-04-23

Artists materials. paints, oils. brush,
es. drawing paper and tracing cloth a,
Globe Book Store. Il
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-04-23

Artists materials. paints oils,
brushes, drawing paper AMI tracing
cloth at Globe Book Store. II
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sUMMARY0FlANS
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aT7F NJ E5ET7ETTT-
|29lh &tostakeF eject 90 days from
passage.
Chapter house bill No. 5S re
latingsto surettes. Passed February
18Th, approved by the governor
February 22d, 70 take effect 90 day.
from passage,
Chapter ~, house bill No. Ill
prescribing certain r1les for the cir
cult courts OF West Virginia as to In
structtng petit iuries upon the trial
Of cases both civil and criminal
Passed February I'D, approved by
the governor February eth to take
etect W days ron passage.
Chapter ~, mouse Dhi NO. li6
authorizing the comparison Of
writings as evidence In any Civil suit
OF proceedings al law Or In equity
and IN any criminal action or pro
ceedlhss' Passed FEBRUARY 22d, ap
proved oy the governor February
2e.h, anu IN ehect from passage.
ehapeer Az house vii NO. loi
fefatits 70 me west virginia Ha-
i"""e socie'! anu ~authorizine the
governor 70 appoint one member
ron each congressional district es
.aolishlhs u STATE BOARD VINO shal,
noiu IN ahshlal meeting anu special
ueoHss as sta'l oe agreed lp'h'
r"ssea feoFuar! -V'h' approved D!
'ae sosefi'or feDrnary -feh' ana n
ences " 'ass i'om passase
eH"p'e' ~ se''"te VII No. 10
"ot'U'"s = a maximum rae o. I've
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rlary 10Th. approyed nv the
February eGth. TO take effect 10 days
from massage.
CHAPTER a, house bill No 993
providing for county eourts IN au,har
lie an election upon the a%pplicatIon Of
fifty c~itizens of n diet riot on tho o,as,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-04-23

ifinfng he SINUS III nersons solfeitInr
1iSetfhsuraree Psssed Febr,,aTv
apptoyea M tSe eoyeTnor Nj NH 4
ETH. III take effecf to,1 h / !
CHAPTER 81. house Hill M 80 III.
lyiding for lie forfeitnre and dissoTi.
ton5of charters "a, MUNICIPALITIES be,s
totore and hereinafter eranted n 3 /.
plicatlon to fhe circuIt conrt n liz
county In which tbs municipality il
located, Passed February a,d. annror.
ed by Inc YER February 25th IN
take effect NAV oath.
Chapter IS, senate mn M lis nro.
yidfng for an Inheritance tax passed
February I'd. approyed bv The nv.
ernor February eth, 10 take effect
lon NAV e4tb.
Chapter &c, house bin No 172 r..
~latinr 10 p%ersopal representatives
Their pogers and duties. passed Fell.
ruarv eth. 10 take effect Nav qatb
CHAPTER 81. house but M a15, nro.
yiding for the protection If nil Will
birds. The property n, the state. their
nests and eggs. and preventing sbi,.
mems T;thin and wItbout Tho State
Law not applicable 10 birds taken FIR
lseieatifc pprpases, Penalty $500 N,
oTense and additional pena1ty of 81. NO
for each bird. or IMPRISONMENT FIR "a
days OF both, Passed February o9dy
approved ly The Foi,rparv
IeGth. 10 take effect Nav 2l,h.
Chan;er IS. senate bIlI M. sc, re.
IIatins 10 me qualification and salary or
I~coun;y svperiutendents Of schoo,s. tbc
SALARIES ranging from $500 tn s7e5
Passed FEBRUARY goth. TO take effect
MAY o.9a, and became a law wi,fo.,
the approya} Of the governor.
chsn,sr 50. senate pIIl No { limit.
Ing ms hours Of service nr train die.
watchers. teIecrapbers md telonhonc
generators to,not more than eight ho,,rs
lin tweutt.tcur consecutive hours In
cases where three or more messenger
trains pasg each way IN one dav mr.
where ten or more freight, trains mass
each say in ope say. or n, any office
where ss,d .aRanhooe mr. -,e,epra,, ono.
rators a,s srnnloyea rwen,v or NOR,
consecutive honrs passed Fehr,orv
I9,s, an,rnyaa ~, tho rovornor rohr,,.
ary o5.b. In tabs effect Mn oad
Cben;sr 6O bonva hfu No Sa1 nro.
yidiDg far tbs amendment NJ n STATE
h,rhwaY i~5srsr,or at n s,,,rv NJ ..
ooo mar wear ami prcscrihinr his du.
,,es, passed Tsnr,,orv 1o,h onrr,r.
lea hv me governor February qlth ,o
take sssn, MAY 10,
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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-04-23

See u window display of artist
materials. Globe Book Store, II
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-04-23

Pictures for framing at Globe Book
Store, Watson Hotel building. It
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-04-23
FOR SALE

For sALE-Two strong English
Bicycles, good condition. Apply Geo.
Beatty, Watson, W. Va. Cheap.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-04-23

GEoH sALE-Tlmbef lands in any
quantities from 100 to $4,000 acres.
Can offer profitable investment for
any one having money to invest. Ad.
Dress I, care Of West Virginlan Office,
Fairrnont, ". Va.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-12
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

Kew TorE Sent
BEANS AND PEAs-The market maintains a hrm po-
sition medium and pea and there Is Inoer
Than We quote Exporters are filing for red
arreT sales at s. % and some holders asking more.
california Lima considerably higher and very hrn We We
60 eon@an to soo1 ST ao9s2 Medium choice
% g 90 Gooa d 81 SD 3Ggs1 ssI - oce S 81 2osR & do 6is pr
s5up S choice % @ 81 s59s 7o do eo eve 81 3o do Lima
Cs!ifoTnia So 7'; GREEN PEAs-scotch' 1906 choice
BUTTER eos pkss B4.sF. .s S25 qg5
tone on nearly al useful qualities. sell
creamery specials a, 2Sc ana n rr@ caSss S a. ac
ana there fairly good demand for aTst9 al and
little stronger in TONE Process @ seI'eT mas
Facory and packing stock in receipt and fayoring
the seller We quote: creamery specials per n 2se Do
2 DO - Fs1 ;, 2'Ie :Tv ,hs aG tef2nas as n S
&c DO good to choice 24a2ec: fair 2oa:3c:
sTss 22d2se sssiaF DO ' sec96d 25a4ie s1e
Essisrn SSs f@936 n5ss PACKING s,oR No c
1e4a2Oc; dc No 3, 17Glsisc
CTIEEsE-ReeeiPs TO day 7os9 BOXES CONDITIONS @ % are
much The same as Pry9sy rePoTie9 & for current use but
there ess disposition TO buy for storage ~
the time receipts are quite moaeda.e 5 ] Gd m the
position here. current sales Of small sized fn fa %
cis going fraction higher Faulty lot Lots range d9wh QUITE
scarce within about &c Of small sized iheI =,
skins a. llaIl1zc and factories at ezdloc have
call . essosrS s toT 90%RE coed and 5e for white
quote: stare run cream InSI9s do common 10 fair iIa
iSsc do large coored fine iss4c; do white Iasals.c
DO common prime 11g13c DO skins ~ 10 sPeessE fs ~
1la1lzc skins fine. ga G9%c; do fair 20 gooo oAp
Sc: do 4ieg6c; do fun skins lq3c ,s.,,
E5f,GS-Receipts today, Str4ctlN iaHCs
freb eggs are in light supply firm. but trade con
tinYes ordinary qual:es, ~1l'n
iarge the receipts. and NalueS Iti
sc are Irregular uncertain Storage eggs are quI
owing to the n,uggy weather but holders are steady Ia
their views values We quote: state Penney 20
ana nearby selected. white 2s130c; 90 good 20 20
choice 24G26c do brown ana mixed fancy oSGS
drsts 2Od23c Western. extra
DO frets 2Id21I Isc; seconds 16619zc; do thirds
16G17lc dfes candled 1edi7c; do uncandied lEaIoc'
checks canded I4al5c do uncandled. l0al3c aud
FRUITS -FREsH-Apples in heavy supply r.a ans
Peaches dull and weak fIu,iI'
dragging. Grapes Blackberrtes and hucHLtf
terr3es selling slowly. Waterinel~
ons weak Pineapples We quote: 49,
per bhl 81 25GS5: do per basket. 40c9S2: .hap ~ 40
hpPI rg small per bb S51sT; do large. S2Ms5 Cu'
PEARS seckle. per bhl s3ds6 % Bartlett per p D0i;
& n do basket. 81 5omsi DO tIapIS
Fayorite. per hhl S5ms SO 30 DO per kes 81 - n
81 50IS4: do sugar sfR
ca. 40 Scooter. s. 30 a 81 90: ordinary cooking
sorts So IS %; Alligator, Florida, per nok 81
asa. PEACHES. state. per 6-ttl carrier, 81 ooIS"'
do per 81 - So %; do per BASKET
soc a %: Island. carrier. S2ms3 90 per
New-York tribune., 1907-09-12

METALs-TIN-The London market was lower:
rde @ sPSt sa0tsa fo at g sS @ aP6 6 @ With at the h0
fuaf With @ oSns at fes los
66s Locally m shs market as weak at snn @ Soc and
casting 75al6c LEAD was higher in London md ,p al
is fEsn9ea 9 S4 al @S c the PETER VAS Unchanged
shansed 3 ans !" at i>S 5ssa5 SOC IRON Ron was
DON with standard Gupa' m av al no change was
ported and No foundry Northern was quoted at Sl9 20
] GO ETchsngs tsTs wss inac3e at old quotations stand
sePtem6er sl7 bid: octobsT November and December
M0L1sSES AND sYRUPs-The market was steady r for
m9iasses with moderate j9S6ng ov Mo-
LAssEs. New orleans centrifussi oemm2n % I 5Sqst9;
is6i7c: good 1saeG prime. 2oa2sc fancy. 24a?sc
oIIS-Cottoseed oil moderately active with ps1ess
ssadif5 @ Sss on of se6,eer oay aS Z
her At H1eg5I Sc 600 beiS o sTd 800 Ibis .;
January at 4ol a4o9.c Linseed oil was unchanged + RI
ned Pe3%ieS W @a,e was PFR6LETm TsFR6LE standard white mis-
oasSs Ns | yo %ES hhis 10 45c: bulk 7c Philadepha.
Th.1e 10 4n b a5c water white New York. 139oc.
September 42g4SS prime SUMNER & EoyemSer IS
~ Ma,e GOOD 4a5ic prime While sa6oc prime winter ye-
44a45c ont Of town, raw iSg44o c1'ou'''' '""' ~
h4R6 Gi s$ and ribs were fairy STEADY ell
@ S.d h?s 1000 si51ss s6d osha fGr
seesy ouofed: Mess si7 5o6sIs family SIS 5oa$l9:
rles 1917 BEEF
Mes 50 5o6s16 family s18 5o8s4 pa.ket Sl'qxll -.
go fnd3s mess S2ids22 BEEF HAMS firm Qu9te1:
eos SO DRESS Ed HOGS steady Quoted Haoons 80
Sso IN pi.c. leo H. 9Asc. l4o h 9esc: p4GS vdVc-
ut ATS-Pfckled bellies quiet quoted
13a12lsc: n. 11%al2c; ~ ~ lig: " steady
picked hams stead gg9tssd ggGs steady oUotea
,iSd,e Western prime ego l0c. city lara steady' 9tso
Ga ,afned lard steady quoted: South America los.
S,onnent 60c Brazil kegs 116oc. corIouhg qGt1' p1
caoted SssGS5sc SItAftINii1a sst1r'
81 ard stearfDe. leSSI iac
ES-T17a market firm at nearly esft pollt
.istrfston with steady and good 'ohnins oensno-
Cloations follow: screenings. SES,+c onlAsIE; -
ssir q5c. good ordinary of2ts IT.. torsfsr'
-ro5ce domestic. tdS d'ita 1'V's''
- - - F2srsoan and BasEeiTn aISfsc-
SIC p business refined sugar vas inoners}T.
--,,b tua ,uderrone steady. tn" following are ~.
- DeT cent for cash days. Crystal domInces
90 Eagle tablets 20c cut loaf and crushed &c,
-,on1s a = 35c. cubes. CSC. XxHN pow deTed "Ihc:
.-aefs 6.n, rsFs powdered and Eagle confectioneFs
9it rovdered ard Faele and extra fne Eranu-
cartons NJ r1@ grsnn.efffl
Doc. y Sags do 530c. SIs n bags do. 523" 5-fo
sars do 2oc: 10-Tb hsss DO. h15o, - and ." TO
bars do = Csc. Eagle fUe standard ETarulated ara
diamond A &c, confectionery 4, soc- Nc l. SOC
: Roc: 10 = No s. 4coc. No ?, 4+5c. No 10
4 SIC: 40 Il. z30c, No II, 425c. No 10. 4-oo' Nos
:. * and If The london market for beet
sugar was unchanged for the spot month but NJ
ar JOS and octoser as I1&d. The local market
ad -or7traiIv with centrifugal. Pe test NJ
a4c. nuzcovado s42c. and T1olasses sugar
test o6c Meetings. at United states ports fcr
and as 600 a year ago. Receipts for the week were
IS 59e tons against 356l last week and 3a3en
fs 2S1- -ss5 tons. compared with
2s8 week and .7e4 last year
New-York tribune., 1907-09-12
OTHER MARkETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

East Buffalo Sept 1.-CATTLE-Receipts. l21
head. slow. prime steers. Ss - 9s6 ~. NEALS-Re-
ceipts go head soc higher 50 - q Sh 30
HOGS-Receipts. 3Ino head. active. heavy. lhP2"c
lower. others lower. So 4o9 50 go mixed
Sc QsG %. workers. Sc 95Gs 81 h5 pigs. S6pS6 10
roughs % So So 81 ESQ 81 75 daries SO -
a So so SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts, 800 head;
active sheep steady; lambs. SOC higher lambs $50
n few IS ~.
and shippers y So 500 So -: common. 81 251S6 -
CATTLE steady. fair good. shippers. 50 Io4Sa ~
common. s. 231S3 -. SHEEP steady, 81 259 50;
Chicago sept 1-CATTLE- E-Eeeeipts about ls 200
head market lOc higher others stead
prime steers. s4aS7 30 cows g. 30as6 heif
ers $685. ~ bulls 81 4oas5; calves S5S GO stockers
and feeders 81 4oas5. 1oGs-Receipts about 28 @ 600
head SC higher; choice heavy shipping
SO 80; light butchers Sc 4ogs6 co. light ni.ed
SO IL: pigs s5ate Is: bulk OF sales s. s9gSe sHEEP-
Tecepts about head market steady 10 lOc higher
sheep $s s0a$6 So yearings. s. 1895 So lambs, $50
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irber choice export beef s6as7 fair
a. good 81 6GS5 81 J0S5 so: stock
es and feeders 25aS5 Southern steers 81 laaS4 30
Southern COWS 81 25G$3 90 native 81 6oqSS 90
i've heifers s3aS5 bulls 81 5O9$3 80: calves s4aS0 10
tTOGS-ReceIpts. head. market 1Oc higher top
Sc 20 bulk 059s6 %: heavy. s5 95as6 lo
hackers O5dSG 22i2: pigs and lights. Sd l0lSh 10
STIFFp-Fecefpts market 1Oc lower: lambs
Sc bs7 35 sheep yearngs, s5gs5 CO. western year
nre S. 50mS5 90 sheep 81 5oaSo 60; stockers
aUd feade 5OdSJ 20.