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The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-28
GRrENvTLLE SOCIETY.


 Greenville, June Special. )---Aars. Abe Lehman was hostess at one Of the most delightful social affairs of the week, when she entertained in honor of Miss Florence Schloss of Eufauia' who is visiting the Misses winkler.
 Four-handed bid euchre at six tables was played. at the conclusion an ele- gant two-course luncheon being served.
 Four prizes were given, the first. a dainty white fan. being won by Miss Gertie Ehlbert. The guest oK honor was presented with a gold ana pearl pen. The six visiting young ladies cut for the visitors prize, two hand-made lace handkerchiefs, which fell to Miss Myra Traweek. Miss Laura Winkler won the booby. an embroidered powder saehet, which she presented to Miss Schloss, and the fan was also given Miss Schloss by Miss EhIbert.
 Misses Fannie Mabel and Marie Ben son left this morning for visit to
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-28
EXHIBIT IN HALE.
pr. Ferry to Start Campaign Against
 Consumption.


 Consumption.
 Greensboro. June 27.--(Special. )--Dr. H. G. Perry, County Health Ofdcer. proposes an active Hale County cam paign against consumption. and is en- deavoring to arrange for a series of conferences and grand rally early the coming week.
 Dr. Perry has been using the long distance telephone making arrange rnents with Director E. c. Routzahn, of the American TpbercuAsis Exhibi- tion for Wednesday to be spent in Hale County. It is expected that the matter will be definitely settled in time for announcements to be made in ali the churches of the county Sunday morn ing or Sunday night. If the plan goes through 1t will in. clude g. morning session at about Il o'clock intended particularly for the people of the towns and villages. In this conference plans will be made for work to<be done in the neighborhood of every school house, every church and every lodge room in the county. The afternoon meeting will bring to- gether business and professional men, leaders in the women's organizations of the churches and the folks interest ed in the schools.
 The night meeting will be a general one with stereopticon views open to the public generally, Persons who have special questions to ask about tubeF- cuIosis and those who want to help push the campaign in Hale County will be particularly welcome at these meet ings.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-28
SCANDAL IN PARIS
MURDER or AUGUsTE REMY IS Ex-
 PLAINED.
The Bankers Nephew, Named Raingos Reveals the Existence Of As- founding State of Affairs
 in the Household.


 Paris, June 27.--The arrest in this city yesterday of the butler, Renard. charged with complicity in the murder of Auguste Remy, a wealthy retired banker, who was stabbed to death June 6. in his home in Paris, has revealed the existence of an astounding state of affairs in the bankers household prior to the assassination.
 The bankers nephew. named RainGo, was submitted to . severe examination, at the end of which he told the magis- trate that Renard had killed his un- cie. Then. breaking down completely, Raingo explained that after years or service in his uncle's house, Renard had become complete master of the es- tablishment. gaining ascendency over the bankers wife to such point that the keys to her money and jewel boxes were always in his possession. The young man confessed also that the re- lations between him and Renard had been of scandalous character.
 M. Remy often complained of Rem ards growing domination in his house. hold. but his wife defended the butler. The climax came the day before the as- sassination, when the banker dfscov- cred his nephew and Renard together. He then informed his wife that he would no longer endure the situation and that he intended to send his nephew to a disciplinary school and that he was going to discharge the butler. High words followed this en- nouncement, Madame Remy refused to believe the stories told her. and finally. in company with her maid, she left the house.
 The same night Raingo has declared that Reny and Renard quarreied dur ing dinner, and Renard killed the banker by stabbing him with a dessert knife. After killing the old man. the manner as to give support to the the- ory that the crime had been committed by burglars.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-28
THE STOCK MARKET


 New York. June .3T.--The dull and sluggish stock market continues to show the reluctauce of operators to cover the fixed price level. Mir. Nor gan's optimistio outgiving before his up somewhat from the declines of ear Her in the week in some part of the break in Rock Island securities. Net SSsansss S ,nssn1n, 9f the week will De found to There was nothing in today's news to stir the market from it's apathy. Bank CTS are discussing the probability of partment for the return of another large installnent of Government depos- its owing to the continued heavy de. ticit in Government revenues. The redundancy, however, that little atten- ton Is paid to anything threatening a reduction of supplies. Some curiosity Is shown over the possible. further de- after the turn of the. half year. Lon- don reports large offerings of Berlin of the relaxation of discounts at the to take next Mondays supply of gold in the London market. Nevertheless money Is expected to become plethoric in New York at the turn of the half preciabiy firm. although very dull ana this may represent demand for rein vestment of July disbursements. Tbis demand is so slight as to be unimport- ant In contrast with past reinvestment periods. Weather conditions of the day were favorable for the crops. There was some slight selling in the final dealings by yesterdays discour- aged buyers. The bank statement re- vealed a surplus reserve of over $6s,- 100000 and explains the feeling of as- Surance of present provisions against all early contingencies A sharp ad- vance in Burlington joint 4s was a firm. Total sales. par vaiue, s3sis,00O. U. S. 2s have decljned half and the 3s f-4 per cent. on call during the week.
 CLOSING STOCK xlsr.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-28
KoNrGoaERy ouRRENr aUorATIoNs
Corrected Dany.1

lC0Trecto0 DA1ysl
 rheaa prfces arc af wholesale and not to stsPcSMcorn s@1oe; standard sOOds Pearl Ahe; gloss lump Ahe; nickel goods Lsrd-Leat IOo; compound So; basis Rics-Extra fancy head 7Ae; fancy head I1k @7c; broken 4h Q Sc; Japan 5 h @6%e salt-Ldvsrpool sl l.1S; Virginia COG; Lou vinesSr-Per gallon 1s@2sc.
 coffes-Grsen common sh 91Oo; prime l5h &10ci choice 110 l2c; fancy 1S0IAMc. csndiss-xxx Soda shc; XXX ginger ssrdinss--Amertcan mustard s.TS; H-oi Hiisdss-pry fHnts se1Oc: dry saited so WooI-cioSr iso; bury s0l1ei wasA.a Hssi.stsndard sso: watsrrrOund sso; FEN Fruit and Produce-Fancy Iemops .so. per box s4; Irish potatoes per bushel si: Snions. yellow globes i.50: fan.
 aP Ds1nnss a gs ss ha Sa i6; 6s es0iee Fl9rda Tomatoes ;s.as; Snap Beans stand s1; chsese-Fuii cream. daisies Ise; ainrlss lB hes 1 ID. cuts square l7o.
 Grits--Per bbL q. 75i per sack S2.sS.
 Grain and Hay-Bran S1 65. shorts Sl 6k: ,ata esc; white 6sc; white clipped SS 5s e i; timothy hay sis. .Oo; Johnson grass 7se; AL Prsms Cotton Seed M@AI a2s co: sacked cotton seed hulls SIS ton.
 Moiasses-Georgia cane. bbL 40c gallon; tases gallons sS .5O per case; maple syrup LoG Cabin Brand. gallons t1Ai h gallons n kO; quarts s4. 2S per doE
 Chickens-Hsns 35 @Aoc; flyers 259aOe; susar--Gfanuiated SRo: ?. '. c SIG.
 Country Buttsr-15c per Ib.; Jsrssy but Basging-New 1uts 50 or 30 yd- pieces Ib. sAc; IA h. SIC; now sugar sack i% ID. 7%c; lb. shc; second hand sugar sack 7h @Sho.
 Ties-Nsw Arrow t1.18.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-28
WEDDINGS AT FLoMAToN.
Miss Emma Jackson and Miss Anna
 Drury the Brides.

Drury the Brides.
 Flomaton. June 27.--(speciai. )---A pretty church wedding was celebrated here in the Baptist Church. Rev. F. J. Fleming of Milton, Fla, oficiating The bride was Miss Emma Jackson, daugh. ter of Mir. and Mrs. Allen J Jackson, and the bridegroom was Mir. Rober. deau Wheat Drury.
 The church decorations were hand some and artistic.
 Before the arrival of the bridal par. ty, Love Me and the World is Mine" was sung by Mrs. R. C. Abernathy. Miss sucye witherington of Evergreen cousin of the bride. presided at the organ.
 As the party entered, Mendelssohn,a wedding march was rendered. Hearts | and Flowers" being given during the ceremony.
 The bride was escorted by her brother, Mir. R. P Jackson, of Pollard. Her brunette beauty was never more lovely than in her wedding gown of white rRdium. trimmed with lace. a beautiful white picture hat of roses and plumes, and carried a shower bou- quet of white carnations. Mss Virginia Witherington of Ever. green, cousin of the bride, was maid of honor. Mrs. W. J. Bryan. sister of the bridegroom, was matron of honor. Miss Elizabeth Riley was bridesmaid. Mir. Drury's attendants were MT. B. L. Hudson, who was best man; Mir. ". J. Bryan. Mir. J. B. Sennaes, grcomsmen; Mir. R. L. Moore. Mr. D. W. Powell, MT. E. Farris and MT. Will Ross, ush- CTS.
 MT. Drury is son of Mir. John F. prury and has always claimed this his home. He Is cashier of the Bank of Flornaton and young man of sterling worth.
 Many handsome presents were receiv. ed by the young couple. Among these a building lot from the brides father, and chest of silver from the officials and directors of the bank.
 MT. and Mrs. John F. Drury enter tained the bridal party. relatives and friends with a reception after the cer. elnony. The out~of-town guests were MT. F. S. Riley, Mir. Sam Riley Misses Witheringtons and Miss Riley of Ev. ergreen. Mir. Pink Jackson, Misses Jackson of Tunnell Springs. Mrs. Alma Jernigan. MT. Andrew Jackson and Mr. and Mrs. R. P. Jackson of Pollard.
 Mir. Bryan and Miss Drury.
 Another marriage which came as Drury, daughter of Mir. and Mrs, John F. Drury and MT. Walter J. Bryan.
 The bride was attired in white chif- ion and lace, with garden hat trimmed in pastel shades. She never looked sweeter nor seemed more gracious than when receiving the many good wishes showered upon them after the even ing's service.
 This is Mrs. Bryan's native home. where she has always been loved and admired for her many charms of mind and heart, possessing 8 sweet voice. which she so willingly gives whenever called upon.
 MT. Bryan stands high in the bus. mess world. He is President of the Bank of Flomaton and station agent here for the Louisville and Nashville He takes an active and interested part in all church work and is held in high esteem.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-28

Knoxville. Tenn, and Asheville, N. c.
 Mrs. J. P. Hamilton. Alfred and Jef- ferson Hamilton, Miss Clara Beeland and katharyn Ryan reached here from Ozark for a-visit.
 Mrs. John Carter and Miss Ollie Car ter returned to Montgomery yesterday after a visit to Mrs. T. G. Reynolds and Miss Lucy Reynolds.
 Mrs. John Reynolds and Mrs. W. P. Reynolds have gone to Elba and will spend two weeks there
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-28

yellow negro man, who irnmediateiy ran. Marshal Spenny was so enrageo at the stroke>of the dinner pal ne are" his pistoi and fired at the negro, the bail taking effect near the lower rib ana passing through the body. coming out near the navel. House was car ried to a nearby drug store and the wound dressed. Later he was taken to his home a half mile out of the city
 This is the most serious trouble Mar shal Spenny has had since he has been in oflice something more than two years
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-28
SHOOTS A NEGRO.
Marshal Spenny of PrattviIle Causes
 ExaffeTaRw6

Prattville. June 27.-(Special. )--Just as the Continental Gin Company closed for the day and a large crowd was on the two streets meeting at the bridge over which the men cross to get home, there was considerable ex- citement caused by the report of a pistol.
 It proved to be a shot from the pls- tol of Marshal V. A. Spenny, who was on Factory Street, trying to keep the sidewalk open for pedestrians. On ordering some negroes to stand back or move on he was struck by a dinner Dan in the hands of Bud Rouse. c IaxEa
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-28
NEW ORLEANS COTTON.

New Orleans. June 27.-cotton. spot were Btsady, Kc down, ep all grodes- Middiing II Nc. Sales were 1.500 bales on the spot End 30 to arrive.
 Futures opened quiet unchanged to two pntnt1 above the close yesterday. The weather report was favorable but Liverpool gas somewhat better than expected and this feature more than offset the principal bearish factors.
 Considering the lack of sales. the market showed very steady tone. reGardlsss of the absence of anything like ring side act- witty. There was not the usual demand Ior the July option. which. through lack of manipulation. ehowed a tendency to recede lxa value and at the close was six points down The other active months were un- changed at the close.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-28

T--Tndicates inappreeiabls rainfall s--For yesterday. 3--For 24 hours ending am. 18th meridian time.
 NoTE-The average maximum and mini mum ternpeFatures and the average rainfall are made up at each center from the ac. tual number of reports received. The ''EtRts eS weather" tS that prevailing at time oG
 REA1ARKs.
 Showers have occurred in Texas and in the extreme eastern districts, with . To- cally heavy rain at Wharton. Texas. Nearly seasonable temperatures prevail through
 FRANK P. CHATTER
 Section Director. ". a
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-28

St. Louis, June 27.--(SpeciaL )-The St Louis grain markets today ranged as fol- lows;
 wheat: July s4XA; range ss% to s4K Sept. s4NA: range s3H@A to s4A Dec sshA: range s6 to e6% bid.
 Corn: July s9M bid; range s7A to 6ah bid. Sept. 57H range e7M to 67%. Dec. 56h: range sex to 5eH. May 5T bid.
 Oats: Sept SS bid; range 38.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-28
Nryu YnRK PRnnuCE

New York, June a7.--Cotton seed oil steady; prime crude 4sc; do. yellow tse,
 Sugar raw quiet; fair refining tS:to cen refined steady; No. 6 S5. %; No. ' v .s6; No. 8 s4.9o; No. 9 t4.sS; No. 10 !t'sfSSi NO it sl55; confecticners 4 s5. 90; mould A S5 s5: cut loaf Ss 20: crushed se. 10; pew dered sB 50: Granulatsd S6.40; cubes sS'eS'
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-28
WOMAN BOUND OVER.
PSattviIIe Negroes Accused of Cruelty
 to a Child.

Prattviile, June 27.--(Special )--The preliminary trial of the negress. Aman- da Hall, who is accused of assaulting Ellie Stewart. a small negro boy. last Sunday by beating him unmercifully. and then with the help of another boy tied him in a bag and smoked him with burning rags and red pepper, was had this morning before Justice of the Peace Guy Rice. and she was commit ted to jail in default Of bond of $750 The boy who helped her tie the victim had his preliminary trial this morning and was bound over in default of $25e bond.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-28
METAL MARKETS.

New York, June s7..-The metal markets absence of cables.
 Tin was rather unsettled in tone at S97. .12h 020.
 Copper remained easy with lake quoted at SIP 5@s7h; electrolytie SIP 5o975 and casting at 3.3Th @50,
 Lead and spelter continued easy the former being quoted at St. 41tt @50 and the latter at S4. .S0@55.
 Iron waa quiet and unchanged.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-28
RIg Prnnerfr aaIe.

Great Falls. Mont. June 27-.Jamea J. Hill and associates yesterday sold their property of the Great Falla water Power and Transit Company, to John D. Ryan and others for a mil. lion and a half dollars
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-28
A nnnhIa Trnredx.

Marshall. Tex, June 2T,-Win F.. Heineman shot and killed his wlfe ana then committed suicide here last nlknt: The act is believed to have bean caused by domestic troubles.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-28
nav GOOOg-

New York, June 27.-The dry aOods mar ket was quiet today. Cotton goods were general request Burlaps are easier here and abroad. Linens are quiet and firm.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-28
SELMA COTTON MARKET.
NEW YORK COTTON.

New York. June 27.-The cotton market elosed steady with prices net l9s points lower.
 nEainst s,7a3 last week and s.334 last year. For the week (sstimated) 45.oo0 bales. against 4s.6s3 last week and 1s,o2s
 TodayB receipts at New Orleans i,7it bales. against 2.42i last year. and at Hous- kon a111 bales, against 179 last year.
 Futures cpened and closed steady: Month Open High. Low. Close.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-28

Special evangelistic work will be done all of this summer among the Films. Swedes and Spaniards in New York.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-28

S0r fOsSoos1So me fgSe6,4Ik The percentage of actual reserve of the clearing house banks ct the close of busi- ness yesterday was 30, 63. The statsment of banks and trust companies of Greater New York not members of the Clearing House show that these institutions have aRgre- gate deposits of ss74, 7e5.s00, total cash on hand $7e.243,Teo and loans amounting to $s05,177,s00.
 NAVAL STORES,
 Wilmington, June 57.-Sptrits turpentiue nothing doing; receipts 30 casks.
 Rosin steady s2.55; receipts s1.
 Tar firm Sl. SO; receipts 2T.
 Crude turpentine firm 22.00; t2.7S and sa.75; receipts 7z.
 Savannah. June 2T,--rurpentine firm se2. Rosin firm; sales s.ss4; receipts s,4sS; shipments 1.921; stock 1ol,s73 Quote: ABC S2.ssG9S; D s3.iS@2s; U s. 3s; r s3. ss; c S3.S5; H s3.S0: s4. 70; K S5. 50; M sS.sS; $s.2S; VIC ss.45; wv ss.s0. Charleston, June a7.--Turpentine steady Rosin steady. ABc sa.7s: D sa.oe; E 3.1o; FG $s. 20: H s3.s0; s4,3e: K sS.to; M ss.45; N ss. Is; VIC ss.3o; wv New Orleans. June 27.--Receiots 5s bar rels rosin; 2S barrels turpentins.
 Exports for Belfast 500 barrels rosin.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-28
ST. LOFTS LIVE srncK
NEW YORK COFFEF MARKrT

New York June 2T.--The market for coffee futures opened steady at unchanged prices to an advance of five points in spite of slightly lower French cables and ruled generally steady on a little covering of late months by European houses. The close was steady with June nominally five points lower and the other months unchanged to five points higher. Sales were reported of $500 bags including:
 5Ny '''' ''ss ssss ssss sso.s0 september ...s .5. 90 o D. s5 pecemoer ....5.sO
 Mey s.sss-...b DO
 Spot dull; No, Rio exc: Santos No axe. Mild coffee quiet; Cordova SIX 112ho
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-28
NEW ORLEANS COTTON FUTURES.
rryg oRIrANs spor COTTON
LTvrRrOOL COTTON.

Liverpool June 27.-Closing cotton, spot Enau business done, prices steady: Ameriean middling fair ,7.is SooQ mlddiinS s..- .sss ss. 70 |. Sa Midonng .-'@ .'s. '."s ..'' D. 'eo Low ntGdling s...s... .6.lT Eood ordinary ..s. ''-s ..5 .b9 orainaTy s. - .... . 6cS =. Q ls sluding 1,50e American. None for specula- inn and export.
 Receipts 2.00O; of which HOO were Amer can.
 Futures opened quiet and closed steady: June ..s. .s.. ....-.. 5. 93h IulV-AuGuet .b.T& gust-Septeunber ..b.S4 5epteEnber-Octobe .ss. ..s.ss s.5.1S October November .,.. ..5.10 November- December ..., ..5 .03b December-J anuary .-.- ..5. O0 Tanuary-Feoruary '... 'sss ...-.-4 9TA February B arch s.ss s.. < S7 11 Nareh-Apru s... .-4.9a
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-28

On the Produce Exchange today the butter market was steady; creamertes 1e o 22c; dairies I7@21c.
 Eggs firm, at mark cases included l40 l4kc: firsts l6hc; prime firsta lThc. cheese-Steady 1l@12c.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-28
WxArHER coNpTTIoNs.

Fair weather has prevailed and now con- ttnues over the greater portion of the coun- try. the only rainfall during the past twen- ty-four hours being showers in the south eastern districts Dorticns of Texas. and along the northern border west of the great eastern South Dakota. and another high of considerable strength Is moving in over the northwest. Nearly seasonable tempera- lures prevail excpt in the western districts. where the weather is rather cool.
 Conditions now favor continued fair and pleasant weather In central Alabama dur Ing tonight and Sunday.
 COTTON REGION BULLETIN.
 Montgomery, Aiahama. for the 2x hours andiuR at a.m-. 18th meridian time.
 Saturday, June 27. 1908.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-28
CLEARING HOUSE STATEMENT.
New York Banks Continue to Show Reser,

New York Banks Continue to Show Reserve
 Increase.
 New York. June 27--The statement of clearing house banks for the weak shows that the banks hold s6e. .0ess 500 more than the requirements of the 25 per cent. reserve rule. This is an Increase of t7,3ss.925 in the proporttonate cash reserve as compared with last week
 The statement follows: Loans ..s1.23L22asep dec. ss.7oi.s0o Deposits 1,s20,f7es400 dec l,e07,1eo Circulation 55, ,809, 900 dec. e0s,s0D Legal tenders q. 79.t72.700 inc 2.5es,6O0 Specie Sie,670. 800 inc. 4,552,e soc Reserve 394Ia2.soo inc. 7,lls.4oo Reserve requir.
 ed .... .. 33e.o4t.Ioo dec. 7o2,s3s Surplus ss.osasoo inc. 7.sss.s3S Ex-U S. Depos-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-28
NAVAL sTOREs,
CHICAGO LIyE sTOrw.

New Orleans. June 27.--Receiots 56 bar rels rosin: 23 barrels turpentins
 Exports for Belfast 600 barrels rosin.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-09

C0TTON-The cotton market extremely
and unsettled today with prices undergoing a
considerable reaction result of liquidation by trad
and the absence Of support from
the bun leaders. The decline promoted by poor
cables dscouraEing weekly reviews OF the trade
conditions s,mps thec influence Of large failure
II weather bearish crop condi
seemed he impression. the basis
zbich not particularly clear that weakness n
Scufheru markets To he apprehended the
future The feature decline relative
the later positions. which sold heavily
b. brokers whom thought be operating
bull clique and others believed TO be selling for
-authsTn account The market closed the
although steady in tone decline Of Is
estimated bales.
n position be sensitive any decided break
Southern SPOT markets The fact that these have
far above parity with local contracts 10
p-eoiu6e possibility of shipments here for delivery
1. anything absence Of
made possible bull position.
deHend upon the continuation OF
situation Many think thet the continuation OF
go5i weather over he bulk Of the belt and conse-
eusy narrowing opportunity for August deterioration in
prospects viii eventually Southern markets,
e prospective rather than present The local
tearish frame OF mind with
interest considerably increased
n prices in the local market to-day
followE:
New-York tribune., 1908-08-09
OTHER MARkETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago. Aug. s.-CATTLE-Receipts. about 500 head:
steady beeves s. 7oGsI e5; Texans s. 50ds5 %
Westerners 81 6Gas5 So tockers and feeders 81 +0a
81 heers, 81 500s5 calves. s. 5odsT 25
HoGs-Receipts about 17oo0 head; market 5 TO 1oc
Sc 1Oase SO: s5 1ose 81 pigs IS aSase bulk Of
So 4ods6 "a. SHEEP-Receipts. about 1.5oo
head market steady: native. 81 4oGs+ 80: Western.
So 5oas4 30; y.arngs 50 25s5 lambs. s49ss as West
ern. s4Gs6 90
Cincinnati. Aug s-HoGs-1Oc lower: butchers and
shippers SO s5as6 20: common 81 e5as5 rs CATTLE
Steady; fair good shippers 81 sass so; common.
s2as3- sHEEP-slov and weak: 81 25as4 LAMBS
Dull and lower; s36s6 -
Buffalo Aug s.-CATTIIE-Receipts. $50 head
quiet. VEAIS-Receipts. 125 active and 25c
lower: s5ass HOGs-Recepts. 4.6Oo head; slow and
Sc 23ass 90: pigs s4soQs8: roughs IS Eggs e5 stays
stas4 so; dairies SO 25ass IS SHEEP AND LAMBS
Receipts head sheep active steady; lambs
City. Aug SEATTLE Receipts. 200 head
export dressed beef s6asI rs fair TO good
s4lS5 %; Western So I5as5 10 stochcrs and
feeders 81 s5gs4 70 Southern steers 81 4oas so South
81 75as5 20 bulls 81 5oas3 so calves So 5oas5 rs
HOGSRecepts, 5000 head; market l0c lower; receipts
for the week $500 head; top So 72 bulk OF sales at
g $3.50 70 light 50 1880 60: pigs s4as5 50
for the week q 500 head: lambs s. eoase ewss and
Texas sheep So 5oas 2o stockers and feeders s3Qs4