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The Washington herald., 1907-11-14
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New YORK. Nov. l3-sUGAR-Late Yesterday the
Fedod sugar Refining Company reduced prices for
sIanulAted points 90 IS. Previous 20 that New
Orleans had marked prices down 10 points. TO 40
for granuated Old refucrs. while not changing
list prices, Werc making The lover prices at cum
petitve points. Raw sugar was dull and nominal
sales were made AZ New Orleans At 3is for IS test
equal 20 30 20 372 cents al New York. but the
duty paid prices were ncminslly unchanged here az
80 for IS test. centrifugal $50 for 50 tcsi musc0-
yado. and 2s5 for s9 .est. molasses sugar.
NAVAL ST0RES-The market for spirits turpen-
tine dull. with machins-made barrels quoted At
i7iz 20 Is, and at Savannah the market was called
firm at AZ 10 42i4. Rosin vas dull and quoted al
30 for common To good strained. Tar held about
steady. az $50 20 SIS Tor oil barrels.
BUTTER-Receipts, 5.l9i packages. Little II anv
change can be reported. Fine creamery butter is
scarce and firm Creamery, specials per pound
2Si7: creamery extras. Is
EGGS-Reoeipts, i7a The upward course
Ct prices was checked this morning and no revision
was made Of late prices. Fresh gathered. extras
per doz. @aSi; Western, fresh gathered extra frsts
5lsS2
MILLFEED- STEADY; dull. Spring bran loo-lb
sacks. to srriVe, lake and rail, $3.50 middlirgs
BIO; city bran, 200. in bulk; Western red dog
30.l0 to arrive.
FLOUR-stsady inactive trade Spring patents
so: spring clears 500aS2 %; winter straigh.s
A. 90; winter clears. 45ea47O; Kansas in sacks
patents. S2a5'oi straishts, 4s5as.i0; clears 435a
A65.
RYE FLoUR-stesdy, light supply we quote
4sOa5N
CJRNNiEAL-Firm; moderate business Kindred
for export. 3f0a375; coarse meal. in bags SAL 20
BTCKWHEAT FLOUR-Fim; small supply
Ch-1e quoted 3lea39
HAY-steady; quiet trade. Receipts. go tons
Prime timothy LIS; No. |. llo; No. ?. LOS; No. ,
95al0
sTRAW-Mcdsrate demand steady Long nc.
T5aSo
BEEF-Firm supply light. Family. lL5al5OO.
packet l20osl250
PoRK-Moderate inquiry. Mess. l65Oal7z; fam
ily. Ie 00a20.00
TALLOW-Dull. City in hogsheads. 5z
LARD-Strong Prime Western. 9I5: city SIS
refned continent. 80; South American. 10 g. re-
fined Brazilian. kegs. ll5o; city stearine 81; oleo
stearins. nominal; New York si1as Chicago. q
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BURNING WATER" A PUZZLE.
InfammabIe Well in Los Angeles a
New Phenomenon TO Science.

Dri.lers for oil in the city limits.
says Los Angeles letter to the Seattle
Times. have opened an astonishing
burning we'll" from which flows a
steady stream Of infammabie water
that puzzles scientists. The hole is
1.S00 feet deep. but not trace Of oil
can be found. The water Is absolutely
free from 1t. but can be lighted with
4 match and burns so fiereely that Il
is necessary TO turn of the flow before
the blaze can be extinguished. The
flame is not a fitful. fiickering one. but
2 good red blaze, which burns without
sputtering.
Not only can the water be lighted
at the mouth Of the pipe from which
1t flows, but at any point In the ditch
through which it runs. II is mineral IN
character and is noticeably warm. II
smells strongly Of sulphur. The casing Of
the we'll is seven and hve-eightbs inches
IN diameter and the pressure behind
the water is so strong that il will
flow over the top of a thirty-fve-foot
standpipe.
1t is net q gas pressure. however
and no disturbance is pereeptibIe as
the water issues from the ground. II
VIII eventually be valuable for heat
ing and illuminating purposes. II
burns without smoke and the heat is
70 great at distance Of ten feet AZ 10
e decidedly uncomfortable When the
burning water" was allowed to flow
into sewer inlet II caused the pipes TO
crack for several yards
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COTTON MARKET.

Quotations furnished b. Miller & Co.. members OF
the New YORK StoSS and C0t;oa exehanges and the
New Orleans Cotton Exchange, ls-5 sgTect north
west
New York Nov. B.-Czbles were better than
looked for. hCt this did not preIent lower trend
early in the Gay Oh sfuall trading Prices lost a
few points and s,ni- -staEnati0n prevailed most Of
the morning the face Of some decidedly opt-
mstic adJioes Sentiment was decidedly pess-mistic
although a few shorts weJe being influenced br
The more freezing weather in the Southwest and
feared THO sentimental effect 0i H. In the saIly
Itcrn0Cu slorls generally began 20 and
prices worked mp little. Cotton. il seems j.
not being marketed 90 ans exieat and accom-
panied by some shaky shorts Who are overlooking
the money stringCucy and these quickly respond 70
BUN Efforts which are directed hy the professionals
What tells from time 20 tine is the immense
amount Of cotton held hsck which VIII eventually
be disposed ~. to say nothing of the decreased
demand a result q tight money.
The Washington herald., 1907-11-14

ANS l5e. czLbsge. per bbl.. @; cuc1m5erS NORTH
Carolina LGal 50. onions. Maryland and Virginia
rsr bbi z5taz75; Egyrtian. crate. LLaa5
GKEEN FRUfTS-Apples. YCrk Imperial rsr
hi. Na5oo: Ben DAVIS 2ola275: Wine SAP. ga
s0- fsrcy table fruit. G04ie9i SPY 25ja3 :. loose
PACKED. Lt5ai-@
DRIEU FRUITs-Ap7les, sliS@d. fzncy, ei; o.
sized bright. is5.
SUNDRIES-Bceswax. 50. talloE. Sass; honey.
white clover. l-lh. new. B: do. 2Ib. new. loaI2:
einsrnz. pr H.. 6ga6-5oi Seneca. per h. ~:
t;otdcn Seal Hai5i lhnk. i2sli. Mandrzks IA :
srake Root. g
GRAIN--Whest, choice. ssa0S; de-. fair 20 good.
s5ssl: do ordinary Sass. rye. =: corn shelled.
white. 72a75. DO yellow. 73a75; do. ear. s7a2 %;
cats. Western. white, No. ?. 57a55. do, mixed.
Ea5s
CHEsTNUTS-Pcr IL s
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INVESTORS.

A finn established SIX years, in ordrr 70 handle
increasing business. wishes to build an eght-sto-y
buiiding On their lots They viii incorp0rste and
0fcr 5000 ii per cent ac-umulative parsicipatias
preferred stock 70 The public. No salaries VII be
paid 70 officers q the company or stockholders tbs
Is worth investigating. # yoa wsn. a Iegitiuasts
Proposition and safe Investment. Stock viii IN
d0ubtSdly double in value IN from two to three
ycSrs Address FINANCIAL. Box g. Herald
ofi-e nol33t
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GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago Nov l5.-Strong cables from Liverpool
had a strengthening effect upon the wheat market
to-day. Prices opened strong. and maintained the
lead well through the day. closing nearly two cents
higher than the opening for December, and four
cents higher for the MAY option. A two-cent ad-
vance az Minneapolis early in the day caused ad-
ditional strength and drove some Of the shorts 10
cover A. the close the bulls in fun swing
and professional traders are looking for a lively
day tomorrow
Corn ouened steady and showed a tendency to
sag about the middle Of the forenoon. but prices
rallied the continued strength in wheat and the
closing prices were near the highest Of the day
Oats followed the course oi corn. being held up
by the general feeling Of cheerfulness IN all the
cereals.
Provisions opened weak and the market through
the day was without special feature. professional
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NEW YORK MONEY.

New York. Nov. l3-Money opened on call at
the stock exchange to-day at 10 per cent highest
p; lowest. 5; closing al s. Most Of the loans we're
a. per cent.
Time money was not offered and borrowers in
view OF the existing conditions made no bids quo
tations remaining nominally at 20 ~ per cent.
Mercantile paper remained at a practical stand
still, only transactions reported being occasional
small sales to country banks. Rates were nOminally
"a 20 10 per cent.
The market for sterling Was firm to-day with
rates = cent higher.
Rates for actual business closed as follows
SIXTY DAYS. AIS: demand, 4sh; cables, As9K.
Commercial bills were Alfalfa
The Washington herald., 1907-11-14

According TO adyices received BY the Cobalt Cen
tral Mines Company another rich strike has been
made its properties. II is a fve-inch vein Of
niccolite and native silver. located on the second
level Of the Big Pete mine. 20 feet from the main
shaft and at a depth Of lis feet.
Drifting has beer commenced this vein. The
orc presents a solid appearance and the showing
is favorable. The existence Of ;hc vein Was not
indicated by the usual outcroppings though strip
ping has since revealed the fact that Il approaches
within few inches of the surface
new ore body has been found az a dcptb NJ
100 feet ON the property of the Fifty Gold Mines
Corporation at Black Hawk. Colo. in cruss-cutting
al this level. This crossc7Ittng has been in min
orazed rock for nearly 50 feet and the foot-,yali
has not been reached yet The best values are
in streaks IN about eight feet Of the shoot Ore
assays up 20 SO pet ton.
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WASHINGTON CATTLE MARKET.

cATTLE-Extra. per eSt. 4Sa50: butcher. s5O,
400; common, l50aS00.
HoGs-Per cwt., gross. sOeaets; oriinary 55Oas oo.
sHEEP-Cipped, 500; common. 25O
LAMBS-Sprirg. choice. 7Jsas: medium 7
CALYES-Prime. per h., saslk: medium ~
grass. 4aih
COHS-Prine. fresh, each. ioooaGoo; common.
each. 2oOOaSooo; old and dry, a00an.e0
The Washington herald., 1907-11-14

Ner York. Nov B.-wHEAT-strong; roca de-
mand No Northern Duluth 20 arrive. Nominal ;
No red, T. o. b., Lo51tal.OS; No hard nomi.
nall Ne. J maearoni. I.A T. o. b.; No. 2 macaroni
L02is; No. Manitoba, 1l9 I. b.; No. Mani
toba. L1o T. O.. b. Exporters took ninety loads
partly outports and interior.
CORN-Weaker; fair trade No. dictator 6s
No. ?. (. o. b.. s. for late November: No. yellow
{. o. b.. 81 No. 2 white. G. f. o. b.. for late No
Terber. Exporters took fifteen loads
RYE-Strong. scarce fair demand No quoted
at So T. O. b.
oATS-SteSGy; fair inquiry. Elevator prices: No
white. 52a: No white. 52is: No mixed ST.
The prices Of futures" follow:
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Quotations furnished BY Post F1azE. members
ot the New York Stock Exchange. Benz. Woodruff.
manager. 1881 + street northwest
Sales 10 noon. .2O9, 900 shares
Total sales .330,7O0 shares
Call money; High, II, low, s; close, q
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All advertising contracts made by The
Washington Herald are based upon its
sworn circulation circulation in Wash
ington larger by thousands than was ever
before attained by any morning news
paper at the Capital Its books are open.
The Washington herald., 1907-11-14
WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET.

Sales-Tesuar call. p O'Clock noon.
Capital Traction IS 500 at 10 5000 at llok.
500 at lloh.
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone l at %.
MerEchthAler ] at 1914 AT lsi.
Mitchell Mining 100 at y. 100 at X 100 al y, 30
az H. 100 at T. 100 at T.
After caT-P1t0mac Electric Light 5. 5000 at
l0Ck
Capital Traction % AZ IDS
Greene Canauea, 100 at IS.
Follow = the closing quotations on yesterday
local stock market:
Rid Asked
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STOCK MARKET DULL
Funds Now Idle, but the Out
look Is Improving.
SEEKING PLACES TO INVEST
Money, Temporarily Withdrawn, VIII
soon Return Into Normal Cham
neis-PrOfessiOnHI Spectators Per-
picked by the Conditions Now Ex-
tsting-Wheat Prices Move Upward.

New York, Nov. 13-A decided subsi-
dence of interest and activity as com
pared with that manifested for several
days previously. was the prevailing note
in stock exchange transactions to-day. 4
good deal OF this ouieting down was di-
rectly due TO a simple feeling of per
plexity on the part of professional specu-
lators over the many curious and novel
features in the financial situation rather
than to any recurrence OF alarm or pes
simism.
II Is conceded that a sharp contraction
IN business operations the country over
Is at hand. But just such a contraction
has long been heralded and probably fully
discounted in the steady and tremendous
uecline IN the security market that has
been carried over an entire year.
Much Money TO Be Idle.
Further, all this business contraction
that is going on. taken in connection with
the great increase in the amount OF
money in the country through gold i'm
ports and the Issue Of additional bank
note circulation must result at the present
rate at which affairs are moving in an ac-
cCmulation before long period Of time
passes, OF great amount of idle money
These Idle funds will In turn seek in
Vestment, and prophets as 20 future finan-
clal occurrences, therefore. are not slow
IN predicting that before many months
there will be a pronounced upward move
ment in the prices Of bonds and other
high-grade securities
There were some evidences to-day that
the fever 10 buy currency in this mar
ket was abating although premiums OF
Ia per cent were bid for a considerable
portion Of the gold due to arrive here
from Europe a week from the coming
Friday. But relief from existing troubles
in this regard is surely even If slowly
approaching through the operation OF
natural causes
Other Factors in Market.
Other influences to-day having more
or less effect upon the stock market were
the hearing in the Federal Court Of the
action brought by the government TO
compel Mr.. Hartman to answer the
questions that he refused to answer be-
fore the Interstate Commerce Commits
sion; violent upturn in wheat, based
upon renewed and peremt0ry foreign pur-
ehases of the staple in this country; evil
dences, as plainly stated by the leading
trade journals. of the rapid Stacking OF
business in the iron and steel industries.
and the admitted fact that negotiations
were pending by our bankers for the ship
ment 10 this country from Paris, either
directly or by way OF London. of a large
quantity OF French gold. In banking cir
cles there appeared TO be a feeling OF
confidence that the Bank OF Englands dis
count rate would not be advanced to-
morrow.
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G. Bowie Chapman. OF Z. r. Chapman
& Co.-"When there was any activity TO-
day the advances and declines were in the
most orderly manner. and I'm the absence
Of activity the market held its own. The
closing is generally from I-2 to l Der
cent under last nights. but these changes
cannot be taken too much as a guide for
under continued liquidation in certain
quarters. and one or two efforts on the
part of the bears TO depress prices. the
leaders were we'll supported and showed
sufficient strength 20 withstand such as
saults- 1t seems 10 me that the market
did very well, and as each passing day
brings Improvement in the general situa-
uon, the plan of holding the market
steady within a narrow range shows more
and more wisdom. Code continues TO be
taken for import, and once more the rli-
NOR is heard that some engagements may
be made direct from the Bank Of France
The rate OF call loans and the renewing
rate continued at 10 per cent. but the sup
ply was slightly increased, and II is be-
ing noticed that some bank money is
coming into the loan crowd. The rumor
as to the government requiring the return
Of 10 per cent OF public moneys on de-
posit thus far lacks VeTification.
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MINING STOCKS.

Quotations furnished by Irving X. Harrington
& Co. members Of the New York Produce Exchange
Frank c KingslaDd, manager, Hibbs Building
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BOSTON STOCKS.

Quotations are furnished by r r. Chapman &
Co. members New York Stock Exchange. G. Bowie
Chipman. manager. 1901 street northwest.
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CURB MARKET.

Quotations are furnished b. L. r. Chapman &
Co. members New York Stock Exchange c. Bowie
Chpman. manager. l50I j street northwest
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MITCHELL IS ACTIVE
Seven Hundred shares Sold
on Local Exchange.
BONDS ARE EAGERLY BOUGHT

better Feeling Prevails and Brokers
Seem to Stand Ready to Crab Sc
ingtOn Committee UncOvers Big
Blocks of Mitchell Mining Shares.
The Washington herald., 1907-11-14

Beni woodruff. Of Post & Flagg-
Trading was light and prices held
steady. In the afternoon steel bonds and
the preferred stock worked of some un-
der realizing sales Some further gold en-
gagements were announced to-day. and
the total seeIrs 10 run up now to about
&o0o.Go0. Il is expected that this con
unued demand on London will lead 10 a
further advance in the Bank OF Englaad's
rate tomorrow. Exchange has advanced
this afternoon in anticipation Of such a
move. II is a time Tor financial rest and
recuPeration, and II is 20 be hoped that
the market will continue inactive and
that patience and good judgment will be
sfown until a more normal basis can be
Established"
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COMMENT ON MARKET.

z. W Crew. Of Henry Clews < CO--.The
renewed weakness IN the market was
caused By the calling in of loans by bank
ing institutions who need money, owing
70 Withdrawals by out-of-town CORE
spondents. This has occasioned some
fresh liquidation although Il Is surmised
that an active bear operator IS not miss
ing an opportunity 20 put prices down.
The most discouraging feature is the re-
duction Of dividends owing 10 the reces-
sion in trade now under way. As usual.
Wall street is discounuEg this In advance.
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TREASURY STATEMENT.

Reserve fund
Gold coin and bullion. ............ $50 OOo 600 m
Trust funds held for redemption Of
outstanding notes and certifcates--
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Sunday School Convention.

Below is the program for the
Collyer township Sunday school
convention to be held November
10, 1907, in the Banner M. E.
church, commencing at 10 a. m.
Song Convention.
Invocation.
Address of welcome Rev. See.
Song-Led by Mrs. Guilbert.
Rcitation-Flora Hatch.
Sunday School organization
and its benefits FL. Niesley.
DiscusSisn.
The best new plan we have
worked in our schools this year
-Superintenden
Noon.
Song -Collyer schools.
The home department Mrs.
r. c. Wilson.
Paper Wallace
Recitation See.
Ten minutes talk on the lesson
Rev. Chas. Harper.
The Primary Department
Miss Edith Scott.
Paper-Mrs. Tilton.
Recitation.
The normal depar tment-Mrs.
G.. D. Smith.
Talk by Rev. A. N. See.
Drill by the children.
Discussion new plans
can we adopt the coming year
for the benefit of the Sunday
School.
Song Convention.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1907-11-02

for lie year
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1907-11-02
Entertainment 1908.

The Wa-Keeney Entertainment
Association announces the fol
lowing course of six numbers
for the season of 1908. Examine
the list.
November 2-W. Powell Hale,
the entertainer. Impersona-
tions, monologues, etc. It is
said that Powell Hale is better
than Marvin Williams who was
with us last winter; in fact, Mr..
Williams says so, himself. Those
who heard Williams will ask
nothing better, and no othe rec
ommendation is needed.
November 28-Marshall Choate
Crouch in "The Simple Life"
This is popular lecture, full of
humor and pathos and sure to
amuse, instruct and elevate The
time is Thursday evening,
Thanksgiving day. The Golden
Belt Educational Association
meets here on the following days
and all teachers should attend
this lecture, though it has no
connection with the Golden
Belt.
January 1O-The La Dell-Fox
Concert company, of Canada, in
Guiding reader and violinist;
four people. If there is any
music in your soul you will want
to hear this company.
February 4-Hon. G. A. Gear
hart in ''The Footprints of the
| Centuries. This is the one
solid lecture of the course and
should appeal to all thinking
people.
March 3 The Royal Male
Quartette, including two violin
lists and a reader. Male Quar-
tettes have always been popular
with Wa-Keeney audiences and
this one alone will be worth the
price of a season ticket.
The executive committee is ne
gotiating for another number, {
musical number if it can be Sc
cured, but cannot announce the
date at this time. By buying
season tickets now the purchaser
is sure of getting six numbers
and probably seven, for the
former price of five.
Season tickets will be placed
on sale at the drug store Satur
day, October 10, buy now and
get good seats. The prices ar,
as follows: Season tickets
tadults 50; school pupils S15O
Single admission so and 35 cents
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SIIulR TOO erect.
Hundreds Of Wa-Keensy Readers Find Daily
Toll Burden.

The hustle and worry of business men.
The hard work and STOPPING of workmen
The woman's household cares.
Are too great a strain on tho Kidneys
Backache, headache, sideache.
Kidney troubles. urinary troubles follow.
Wa-heeney citizen tells you how to cure
them ALL
j. J. Hyde, living at Drum
mond House, Wa-Keeney, Kan.
says: My occupation requires
me to be on my feet in half
bent position and this is what
gives nearly all the weak backs
to those in my profession How
ever, besides the backache at
tributable to my work, there
were too profuse and frequent
passages of the Secretions, so /
made up my mind to try Doan's
Kidney Pills and 1 got a box at
W. w. Gibson's drug store.
They helped me all right and be-
sides correcting the kidney
action, they relieved the back
ache. 1 can recommend Doan'S
Kidney Pills as a good medicine
for such cases, and / shall advise
their use whenever I get a
chance
For sale by all dealers. Price
so cents. Foster Milburn Co.,
Buffalo, New York, sole agents
| for the United States.
Remember the name-Doan' S
and take no others.
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Notice.

The vice presidents and Off
GERS of the Trego County Farm
ers' Institute are requested to
meet at the office of the clerk of
the district court in Wa-Keeney,
Saturday, November ?, 1907, to
arrange for a program for the
institute December II and 13,
1907
By or der of the president.
A. t. GREEN WOOD,
Secretary
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Kansas City Market Report.

Kansas City Stock Yards, Oct. |
29th, 1907.
The big break in cattle prices
the middle of last week has cut
down receipts since last We'd
mesday, including yesterday
and today, as commission men
have advised shippers to hold
their stuff back till more settled
conditions prevail The run was
reduced 40 per cent yesterday
from recent Mondays, and the
receipts today are 5000 head,
about half the normal Tuesday
supply. There was no improve
ment in conditions yesterday,
killing cattle especially ruling
extremely dull and weak, at the
lowest level reached last week.
Today there is better feeling,
and killing stuff has moved with
more freedom. Not only were
the local packers in the field, but
few orders for shipments east
were filed. The stocker and
feeder trade made some recovery
late last week, with the appear
ance of good many buyers
ready to take advantage of bar
gains, and the disposition of
holders was to turn loose on any
kind of a bid. This branch of
the business has also been bet
ter this week than has the mar
ket on killing stuff, and there
will be a good clearance of the
yards tonight of all classes.
| However, commission men still
advise against shipping for the
present. No choice fed cattle
have been here this week, but
they would probably sell around
1925, medium fed steers SIS 90
to S. 90, grass westerns So. so to
81. so, cows and heifers $3.50 to
So so, bulls $2.35 to So. so, veal
calves up to $3.50, heavy calves
S2.75 to $500, stockers $2.75 to
81. so, feeders 49, so to $4.75.
The hog market went down
fast last week, but has recovered
a little of the loss yesterday and
today, shippers lending some as
sistance in that direction. Run
today is 5000, top $3.50, bulk
S5.55 to $50. Packers are keep
ing their operations down to a
minimum, killing only enough
for fresh meat consumptions.
and the general feelingis against
any great recovery of prices
soon. Light hogs still lead, but
heavy weights are nearer the
top than last week.
The mutton market did not
feel the evil influences at work
last week in the cattle and hog
markets till yesterday, wher
prices went down Is to 25 cents
and the market is lower agar
today, run 5000 head. Fat lambs
now bring up to $685., feeding
lambs 1918 to 1925, fat wethers
and yearling $500 to $3.50, ewes
$4.75 to $5.15, ewes for the coun
try $4.25 to 1878. Liberal re
ceipts of range sheep and lamb:
: from the northwest are expected
, for awhile, and a good man,
suitable for the country viii
9 doubtless be included.
j. A. RICKART,
y LIS. Correspondent.
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For sale-Large folding bed
new. r. H. Burns.