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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-04-28
BARGAINS IN VACANT
LOTS

s7OOO-Three full lots, south and east
front corner, Farnam st. hill; choice loca-
ton for home.
SCI 5OO-Exceptionally fine south front large
lot on Boulevard, near Field CLUB. rms Is
the last one left Of fve which we adyer-
tised last week.
81 .9DO-North front lot on Boulevard,
Bemis Park district; fine neighbOrhood;
permannt walk; no paving tax.
S75O-Full lot. mar Farnam car line; on
grade, permanent walk; sewer gas and
water i'm the street.
S6OO-West front lot, 4Ox11O feet, on Fst
Ave. near Davenport. East front lot IN
sau,c block sold this week for 800 and the
corner south OF II for 5000.
$,l0O-Full lot on Davenport St., near
ed; subject to paving.
S2.350-Two full lots, adjoining above; eX-
ceptionally hne location for home; street
paved and paving paid for.
500 EaCta-IWO nnH lots east or Fort
Omaha, close to Florence car line.
S265-Another good lot in same vicinity.
These three lots are priced at less than
they are worth.
$500 each-Two choice lots near Country
club, II sold together, 1915 for both
81 ,1O0-65Xl50 feet, south front on Call
fornia, " block west Of SSth St. This Is
the best bargain on that beautiful, slightly
N,lOO-49x1S feet, 70 alley, opposite the
above, permanent walks; good improve
ments on both sides OF H.
See our advertisements in the News and
| World-Herald OF this date.
j. II. DUMONT & SON
S6-s n. Y. Life Bldg
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-04-28

INVESTMENT.
sixty-seven feet on Ames Ave, contain
ing one store with modern nat upstairs;
Broom cottage and barn; rental value S37
per month offered for quick sale at $500.
Q. G. CARLBERG.
81 N. Y. Life Bldg. Phone Red 1897.
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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-04-28
You can buy Home much easier than you
can rent one and at the same time save money.

In Kountze Place, two blocks from
gath st. car, paved street, permanent
walks, beautiful shade, lot 75x124 with
good barn, two-story Groom house,
oak and maple finish, strictly modern,
nantes, CRATES, gas and electric light,
laundry, everything in splendid order.
Price, $1,000.
No. 149 No. s1st Ave, adjoining the
Park, new S-room house, built by the
owner for a home, beautiful reception
hall, parlor and dining room with
heavy drop beam ceilings, corner lot,
paved street, everything right up to
date, can give quick possession.
4015 lizard St, here is a modern
cottage home of rooms, strictly mod
ern with mantle and CRATE, porcelain
bath, toilet and wash basin, fine shade,
only one-half block from car, lot 50x
$50, property In excellent condition;
price $4,000.
43o4 Erkskine st., 7-room house,
hard oil finish, new furnace, mantle
and CRATE, gas, city water, cistern,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-04-28
COZ FARNAM STREET.
GOOD HOMES

Ss.OoO-lO-room. all modern house on Doug
las St. within walking distance from
business district; large lot, ON143 II. (;
Premises In excellent repair, also
handy to street cars.
s., OOO-For exceptionally well built S-roorn,
all modern house, s. 18th st, near
Poppletoni hot water heating plant
fun lot, 501u50 II.
SO 2OO-S-room. all modern, steam-heated
home on Georgia Ave, near Mason
St; lot 50xl50 It.
s., 5O0-Brand new s-room, oil modern house,
s. 26th. near All Saints church; oak
finish entire first floor, large recep-
ton hall; splendid location
A2OO-New 7-room house in Dundee, 4sH
Davenport St. corner lot, 5Oxis5 n. ;
built by owner for home. Very
attractive place; fine lawn and ce-
ment sidewalks; handy to street car.
g. 2JO-1O-room, ali modern house on Emmett
St, near Path St lot 60xlA IT.; house
newly painted last year, In excellent
A,OO0-For s-room house on Henderson ST.,
near Path St, located on fine corner
lot, 5oxl3O IT.. fronts south. on paved
street: has s good rooms all modern
and newly decorated. Good barn on
premises, worth easily $500; large
shade trees. Don't fail to see us
t3,OOO-2SO3 wooiworth Ave, s-room. all
modern house, on paved street, handy
to car line; good neighborhood; com
13,OOO-4255 Douglas St, new all modern
cottage with 5 large rooms, good
furnace ana Datn, on lot 4bAlES II,
only one block from Dundee car line
one Of the neatest cottages on West
Side. All newly painted and in ex-
cellent repair.
S. 6O0-2S15 N. 28th St.. large Groom. mod.
ern except furnace; lot 40Nl21 IT,.
close TO street car line. House could
not be duplicated for price Of the
whole property.
g. 5OO-l2O4 N. 26th St, rooms, modern ex.
cept furnace. good repair, new and
up-to-date plumbing. Terms, one.
third cash. balance at per cent
t2,5OO-for PAS spaulding St, broom cot
tage modern except furnace; south.
front lot, on paved street. Two more
good rooms could be finished on sec
ond floor; lot 45x13O IT,, good shad,
and plenty of fruit trees alley II
rear
t2,5OO-5-room, all modern cottage on Bristo
St, near Path, south front, paved
street permanent walks; large lot
6OX14S II. Lot alone worth $1,000.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-04-28
REAL ESTATE
CITY PROPERTY ron SALE.
(Continued.)
r. G. Peters & Co.
SPRING BARGAINS

s. IOOo-Four-room cottage, city water and
gas, located on well laying lot,
one block from the car line.
Rents for 1850 per month.
s, OOOO-Four-room cottage, with hall, pam
try and refrigerator room, good
cellar, cistern and permanent
walks and large barn. 5000 cash
and balance monthly. Two blocks
from a good car line.
81 OOO-Five-roo cottage, well arranged
and in good condition, has a brick
cellar under the whole house. city
water sewer and gas half a block
from the oath street car line. $50
cash and balance monthly.
81, 6OO.OO-Flve-room cottage modern except
furnace, cemented cellar perma-
nent walks. modern bath room,
with complete fixtures and gas,
near 10Th street car line
81 ,SOOOO-A six-room house. all on one
floor, with pantry, two closets and
reception hail. city water, gas ana
sewer This property is in fine
condition. Has permanent walks
and a stable lsx16 VIII rent for
$500 per month.
| 81, 5OOOO-Eight-room house, city water,
sewer and gas cistern, with pump
! In Kitchen pantry, large closets
and a large barn in the rear. two
blocks from the oath street car
line. $1,000 down and balance
monthly.
! So, 900 OO--A well-built home of six rooms,
| with hall, three closets bath room
(not furnished, permanent walks,
inside and out. good stable and
carriage room. Located on a very
beautiful lot. two blocks from the
oath street car line.
$3,1O00o-This is a modern seven-room
house, gas, sewer and fine new
furnace and plumbing This is
we'll located on the southeast cor
ner Of 42d and Lafayette streets
and is numbered 4131 Lafayette.
s., 5OOOO-Eight-room modern house, located
at 2525 Sherman Ave. This is 8
good house and a good location
An eastern owner desires to sci
this place. This is your opportun.
nifty See it and make us an offer
s s5O.O0-This house is located at III N
SD ST. 1t is a fve-room bricl
cottage, with closet and sewer con
nection, water in the house and {
fine well outside. The neighbor
hood is arst-class The hous'
rents for 5000 per month and Il
never vacant.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-04-28

MODERN COTTAGE.
5-room cottage, Just completed double
floor; all modern plumbing; large porch
corner lot 6Ox1O0; south front; two blocks
from Ames Ave. car. Price $1,000 $3.50
cash, balance on terms
c. G.. CARLBERG.
9l1 N. Y. Life Bldg. Phone Red 1887
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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-04-28
GEORGE & COMPANY
PHONE DOUGLAS 7ss

E,OOO-For 9ii1 Burt ST.. Groom c5tt,r.
modern except furnace close i'm Nm
rented for 500 per month under ie5s.
a7OO-2o2e Elm ST., Groom cottage. on lot
ASlso r. Terms 800 cash. balance
sieOo-Sl1s cold ST. 5.room cottage on
si,4Oo-For i545 S. 18th St. l-room cof,,r,
on full lot, 4Oxi5O IT.. only ON, Sits,Il,
from east side Hanscom PARK ror
Lot Lot alone easily worth SEQ Terms.
500 cash. balance TO be arranged
S2,lO0-For 4-room, closc-in cottage. Having
east front, on paved street; all spe-
S Sai,, 'e aii or PAd In full permanent
large porch Rented for SIS per
nonth-only $500 cash, balance SIS
per per, m SdrIl II IL you are looking for a
distance Of your business, don't fah
to see U.S. '''N
VACANT LOTS
s, 00o-One Of the choices east-front buiIs.
Eng Iots IN tia az, O. farS district, Is
5 S5 5 81 sls on 81 running 20
fine residence.
&, 5oo-Good south-front lot on r,,rns,, 81
between seth and 4oth SIS having
S2OOO-For choice lot on 10th ST. sas, front
near Dewey Ave, 5ON13o a.
2,oo-Choiee east-front lot ON 5rh St
boulevard. near Woolwortt Sulcn-
did location.
s. OOO-For lot 5Oxl65 IT,. s W. c.rr.- ..
Jackson and S6th st. Where cam YOU
S1ooo-For 33x1S2 IT., fronting south ON .rv-
export St, 66 II. west Of g8tH 81
Good location for St. Louis N.-s
81, 6Oo-ChOice east-frOnt lot on S. 10th 50
near Center, 4ONl40 IT,
5 bO0-Cash each for 2 choice corner rrfs
Just south Of Country club; each lot
50NlS0 It.
SMALL INVESTMENT
S6,SO0-'Two frame houses on Parker 6.
near 26th. one 10 rooms modern ,v.
cept furnace; other z rooms, all mod
ern. Gross rental $50 per year
| SMALL ACRES IN
FLORENCE HEIGHTS
Very desirable suburban property north
west of Florence, to 10-acre tracts
Prices S24O 10 $500 per acre Terms T
cash, balance at per cent
For plats and further information call At
our Office
April %, 1907.
90
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Building Lots

$14,00 per front foot for five south
front building lots on Douglas st. be-
tween 42d and 44th, on a nice terrace,
all graded ready for building, with
sewer, water and gas in the street,
splendid neighborhood, three new
houses now being built in the block
and more to follow These are the
cheapest lots anywhere in the western
part of the city today. Don't fail 10
see them.
South front lot on Seward St., cast
of seth, 60X132, for $3.50. A snap.
Want offer on the northwest corner
of 4Oth and Seward St., ground 99x13O
both streets paved, fine place 10 build
three houses.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-04-28
Big Bargains
TRACKAGE

An acre of trackage property on the
U. p. track. Paved street. only
$11,00O.00.
Ten-room frame residence and lot 80
X132, 2117 Webster St House neNly
painted, Good barn; large shade trees.
Paved street; permanent sidewalks.
100000.
Ten-room modern house and Tot ~
x132. 2513 Farnam St., SS.0O0.0O.
Two modern houses and lot 75xitO
on paved street. East front, near
Hanscom Park. s7,500.C9,
Elegant 10-room house and good
barn. East front on paved street, one
block from street car; IausCom Park
district. Only $5,5OO.0O.
Money to loan on Omaha property
at lowest rates of interest
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-04-28
CitV Homes
Suburban Homes

Emwood
failing spring good for truck gardening or dairy purposes Pe oO per acre
Calhoun 1876 all in cultivation except 80
6b.O0 ner Gre.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-04-28
VACANT LOTS

On 49th Ave. just south Of Francis. we
offer four east front lots. each 5ox127b
feet. The owner wants TO sell these. and
while he has been asking $50 a lot he might
take less. Plenty Of time to make gar
den
On spaulding street, Just east of Both. we
offer full lot 6ox125. with all specials
paid, for 800.
One block from the Central Park school
we offer two lots on the northeast corner
of 4sd and Saratoga streets for $50. Lots
54x12O each.
R. @. PETERS & CO.,
20 g. nth ST., BEE BLDG.
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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-04-28

building, well located. at q bargain, for
cash. Broom cottage, nearly new, 1850.
Groom house, nearly new, modern except
heat. sl60O. These are bargains. Globe
land and Inv. C0., Patterson bldg.,
Omaha. Neb. Qt(-MSlo Nj
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-04-28

LIVE BARGAINS.
ia n, 9th Ave, rooms, modern, ez'Voo
2I05 Capitol Ave, rooms, new, t-'yl
600 y 5Oth. one acre, rooms, 500 -
Boyd ST. bet. sd ana 34th, ia lot, %SOo
New s rooms, modern, fine. ' 100
New double nat, close IN. choieJ S.b1
Best business lot Florence, cor 1.r, aLOD'
Choice corner lot. Florence,
Ten acres, West Dodge fruit, 100 ~.
Five acres, West Dodge yiney4 20, y-N1
close In. cottage, South OmaA a, N,WD
win exchange for Omaha propf ffE. $3.50,
co acres. Kan, for Omaha propN lEr ~ ~
$50 &C, Banner Co, NeO, eNchaf g., ~
1000 acres, Canada. exchange, 10 per A.
c. s. SHEPARD 8Cs n. 7. LIE.
FOR sALE-An s-room house 3moH,ra IN
every respect; rooms all oak u $50 down.
stairs; hot water heat 10 .FaaaHht
street now being paved urt ."A.'h
or viii divide. Price U0p8 WYua Ike
an oner. SOl9 California gyr-Sg az
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-04-28

double parlors, bed room on the first
floor, good barn, fine shade, nice fruit
trees, shrubbery, cement walks, corner
lot south and east front; this is a bar
gain; price $4,000.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-04-28
SILAS ROBBINS

IN MOST BEAUTIFUL CITY IN COLO
RADOl
FOR SALE OR ENCHANGE-A fine new
S-rOom brick residence, one block from
state university. latest modern, best To-
cation; upper rooms bringing 50. per
month Owner must seek lower attitude.
Would exchange FOR Omaha residence
Say what you have quick z Ehrl Blk,
Boulder, Colo. Q9)-SA 8X
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-04-28
WEST FARNAM SNAP

rhe only east front vacant lot left on S5th
ST. between Farnam and Dodge. High and
EEhtiy. very desirable FOR home, or an
investment Must be sold, Look A. IL TO-
day and communicate with NE.
rslephones Harvey l0S6. Douglas tS2l
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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-04-28

w. II. GATES
Room 617 New York Life Bldg.
Phone Douglas 1894.
S-ROOM MODERN HOUSE
AT 2122 WRIT STREET
One of the best located properties
in the northern part of the city. This
house is 24x45, large foored attic
nice cellar bricked up and cemented
floor; separate room for furnace ana
coal; a good heating plant; barn, with
mans room and place for two car
riages; house and barn in good order;
south front lot 50x124; paved street;
cement steps and brick walks inside.
Price reduced to $4,000. Cheap; you
cannot build the house alone for the
money.
7-ROOM MODERN HOUSE,
1928 NORTH path STREET,
MOST NEW, WE'LL BUILT
This house has full basement, with
laundry, outside cellarway; is in good
order; east front lot 44x110; on paved
street, with paving all paid for; shade
trees; barn for horse and COW, also
place for chickens. If not sold soon
will rent at $35. Price $500.
Seven-room modern new house on
Ohio, near 30th; hot water heat, south
front lot 5Ox127; $3.50.
Eight-room two-story house at 1912
North 26th street; water, sewer, bath
and gas fixtures; large barn; very
cheap; only $4,000.
Six-room cottage, in Walnut Hill,
corner lot 100x159, lays nice, all
fenced, shade and fruit trees, cement
walks. his property cost owner
$500 and he has moved to California
and says sell for $4,000; on easy pay
ments.
Five-room cottage at 3711 North
18th street, near Kountze park, a nice
home, modern except furnace; barn
and lot 50x14O; $4,000.
Seven-room story and half house,
water, sewer and gas, on southwest
corner 27th Ave. and Lake, lot 40x11O;
renting at SIS; $1,000.
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The Delta independent. [volume] (Delta, Colo.) 1886-19??, 1907-10-25
Cattle Will Be Late.

1t looked for a time last month as
though the fall movement of cattle
from the western ranges would be early
this season. To all appearances the
cattle were fat and ready to move but
grass continued green and the cattle
were found to be soft and as result
there is disposition all around to hold
back until the cured grass has put some
substance on the cattle. In western
Colorado, cattlemen are only now pre-
pairing for the beef roundups and while
the movement will increase as the
month advances, the bulk of shipments
are preparing to come next month and
in November. When the cattle do
move, however, they will be fat and a
larger proportion will be ready for the
packer than usual The indications are
that the beef buyers will compete with
the feeder buyers all the season. Rec
d-Stockman.
The Delta independent. [volume] (Delta, Colo.) 1886-19??, 1907-10-25
Special Stockholders Meeting.

Notice is hereby given that, whereas,
the regular annual stockholders meeting
of the Delta Dressed Meat Company
which should have been held on the last
Tuesday in May, 1907. was passed. now,
therefore, notice is hereby given that
special stockholders meeting of said
company will be held at the office of
the company in the Town of Delta on
the sth day of November, 1907. at the
hour of 2 O'Clock in the afternoon Of
said day. for the purpose of electlng a
board of directors for the ensuing year,
and for the purpose of doing any and
all other business which may come be-
fore said meeting. J. A. WHITING,
S. P. HOME, President.
Secretary.
The Delta independent. [volume] (Delta, Colo.) 1886-19??, 1907-10-25
DITCH DIGGER A SUCCESS.

C. A. Wood came back from
the Lilylands the first of the
week. He reports that the new
ditch digger has proved a greater
success than the company ex-
pected and as a result of the ex-
pertinent, the company will pur-
chase two of the machines and
put them to work at once. With
horse power it excavates a ditch
five feet deep from 8 to II feet
in width and with gradual sloping
sides. The machine can also be
utilized for grubbing sage brush.
This excavation is not done at
one operation as the plows cut a
furrow eight inches deep and six
feet wide. Montrose Press.
The Delta independent. [volume] (Delta, Colo.) 1886-19??, 1907-10-25

more delicately favored ones need
less water in the process. Vege-
tables should be placed in boiling
water when the cooking is started.
The potato, which is our most
common vegetable, is most nutri-
tiOus when cooked with the skins
on, because just under the skin
is found the potash salts which
are so beneficial to the body, and
unless the peeling which is re-
moved is very thin this valuable
part of the vegetable is wasted.
LOTTA |. CRAWFORD.
The Delta independent. [volume] (Delta, Colo.) 1886-19??, 1907-10-25
WISE TO THE TRUE INDEX.

Al exchange says that an in
quirer, writing to a real estate
dealer in a certain town said: Il
can tell you more about the kind
of a town you have by seeing
your paper than any other means
of information. If your mer-
chants are dead and don't use
your paper, l don't want to locate
in or near your town. l have had
experience with one town like
that and III not be caught again
if | can help it."
The Delta independent. [volume] (Delta, Colo.) 1886-19??, 1907-10-25

throwing little loose, friable earth
upon it. Then, after the fruit has been
picked and the leaves are off, the trees
should be thoroughly sprayed with kerr
osene emulsion, a good quality of fish
oil soap, or some kind of tobacco de-
coction. If it is not convenient to do
the spraying this fall, it can be done
early in the spring, before the buds Nbe-
gin to open. If kerosene emulsion is
used, the oil should constitute fully one
fifteenth of the mixture. A good fish
oil or whale-oil soap may be used in the
proportion of pound to six gallons of
water. If tobacco decoction is ap-
Piled, a pound of the tobacco should be
used for each four gallons of water. A
very convenient tobacco preparation is
Black Leaf Sheep Dip, which may be
used in the proportion of one gallon of
the dip to 70 gallons of water.
When making the winter or spring
treatments, be thorough in spraying
the trunk near the ground. and also the
ground for at least three or four feet
about the crown of the tree.
One great advantage in treating the
trees while they are dormant is that
very few of the lady-beetles, lacc-wing
flies and syrphus flies, which are enc
mics of the lice, will be killed by the
application, so that when they hatch
out in the spring they will stand bet
ter chance of keeping the lice IN check. !"
The Delta independent. [volume] (Delta, Colo.) 1886-19??, 1907-10-25
fall Treatment for Wolly AphiS.

prof. C. P. Gillette, of the Agricul-
tura College, gives the following about
Woody Aphis and the method of treat
ing ,rees in October and November:
'puring the months of October and
Noyrmber. very many of the young of
tins ouse, instead of locating upon the
trunks or branches of the apple trees,
descend to the base of the trunk IN
search of some place of protection
aga st the cold winter. If there are
openings in the ground about the crown
of Il e tree. they will enter and work
the way to the roots if possible. If
they do not succeed in getting upon the
roofs it is sufficient for them to find
pro, rction from the cold. and when the
warm days of spring come, they ascend
again to the branches, where they find
sutable place ior them to insert their
bcahs and extract the sap upon which
they feed.
Tie partially grown lice with cottony
covered bodies are the ones that mi
CRATE downward in the fall. When a
lousJ has once inserted its beak and be-
gun 10 suck the sap of the tree. it sell
dom changes its location unless dis
turtyd. The lice that migrate down
the rec to spend the winter in pro-
tectrd places are very small dark brown
or slate-colored objects without any of
the cottony secretion upon them, so
that the orchardist is likely not to sus-
pect them as being woody aphis.
These little lice can enter n very
small opening in the earth, but they
cannot actively dig their way through
the soil if it is ut all firm. Much can
be done to prevent these enemies OF
the apple grower from getting upon
the roots of the trees by tirming the
soil to the trunks of the trees and then
The Delta independent. [volume] (Delta, Colo.) 1886-19??, 1907-10-25
DENVER MARKET ACTIVE.

DENVER UNION STOCK YARDS,
Oct. 21-Although receipts of
cattle here last week were over
10, 900 head there was good de-
mand for all and prices closed
firm, offerings included some
good beef cattle. choice Wyoming
steers bringing S4.65 and good
Colorados selling at 4.35 to 81. 40.
Packers bought a large number
of steers around $3.50 to S4.15.
Fer some fancy Wyoming spayed
heifers they paid So. 80 and for
good western Colorado cows $3.50.
Most of the good killing cows
offered sold at 50. so to S3.25 with
medium grades at 81 40 to S2.7O
and Gamers and stock cows at
81. so to S2.50 Bulls were firm
and in good demand. Veals
plentiful and weak to lower.
Supply of feeders and stockerS
heavy and some good steers here.
Attendance of buyers from all
sections large and trade active.
Choice heavy dehorned native
steers sold readily at firm prices
and medium steers also moved to
good advantage-in fact all
classes of feeders and stockers
found ready outlet at satisfac-
tory values. The car situation
was somewhat serious early in
the week but later more cars
were available and about every
thing got out and at the close the
yards were pretty we'll cleared.
Northern Colorado buyers were
here in force and purchased lib
orally, driving a large number of
their purchases out, thus obviat-
ing the necessity of waiting for
cars and relieving the local situ-
alton very materially. Today's
receipts $500, market steady.
Choice North Park cows sold to
packers at $3.50 and choice de-
horned white face ste from
same territory went to feeder
buyers at 81. so to S4.60 fiat.
Hog receipts were good and
demand fair. Prices are holding
up pretty well though the ten
dency of late has been slightly
downward. Bulk of hogs are now
selling at S5.95 to S6.15.
Receipts of sheep last week
were $4,000 head; today's run
$4,000. Offerings We're liberal
and demand very fair, though
best call now is for feeding lambs
and few on the open market.
Considerable trading was done
and prices closed about steady
with week ago.
w. N. FULTON.