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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-08
Correspondence and
POSTCARD Exchange

All persons desiring I" join this
their full names mud addresses to
Editor of WOnnns Page. Times
Dispatch. These nnmcs Will not he
furnished for my other than cOrrc-
spOndcncc or exchange purposes,
ouiy initlnls or 81 nom tic plume he
ing generally appended. Address
answers In care of editor.
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vantage of showing the lines OF the
figure from armpit to waistline. Most
of the coat sleeves OF the season are
but quarters in length, be the
dress sleeve long as it may, for. OF
course, these latter must all have
monSnuetaira sleeves.
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~
The woman of resouceful ideas can
make all sorts OF pretty things from
paper napkins. which now come IN
such good quality and artistic de-
signs.
two napkins Of violet design, hnd n 1aaes
%aad faee betWeen rhen overcast TIE
s.Iges with either violet pr white
SILK floss. Fold the square thus form
ed in half; attach violet ties Of narrow
satin ribbon, and the transformation
is completed.
way. except that instead OF folding
hs square .hrou .5, the m sst Il i tba Is
centre. Thus two pockets are formed.
the ends of which are neatly stitched
together.
OF low Glass t1 t1a e and al pa Ias
ana stand the tu N BILE II the rsn nTin
up around It and tie in place with q
ribbon. Fluff out the corners Of tbs
napkin butterfly fashion to give the
i"slnart" touch.
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Editor of Woman's Page:
Please tell me how an old-fashioned
South Carolina dish called "Hop-in-
John" lis prepared. L. f. III.
Soak over night one pint of washed
field peas. Drain. cover with fresh,
an hour add half a pound of fat bacon
freed from rind and simmer until the
peas begin to soften. Season to taste
with salt and plenty of red pepper.
Then add one pint OF. washed rice, and
continue the slow cooking until peas
and rice are tender. Keep just enough
liquid during the latter half of the
cooking to prevent burning. Serve on
platter. the bacon in the CENTER
Editor.
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copnrs Tight ana High,

The hlouses Of the summer all have
the collars of about four years ago.,
which fit tightly and are high under
the ears and around the back. These
must he very accurately and sttffly
ness, hut when perfectly made and
|properly Worn they are most attrac-
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How 10 Deni with Knots,

When thread knots in sewing. take
hold Of the loose end press the needle
close to the cloth, then run the fingers
from tho needle to the end OF the
thread and the tW,at VIII come out
the end that comes OF the spool frst.
Before cutting table linen, draw Q
thread for q Euiaes III
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Editor of Woman's Page:
Please enter my name in your Core
spondence and Postcard Exchange.
Should like to exchange postcards
with kitty" or a2s- one outside of
Richmond j. c. Z.
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Editor Of Woman's Page:
Please enter my name in Correspon-
dence and POSTCARD Exchange. /
should like TO exchange postcards
with III, w. M" or any one from
other States. d.
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THE VA SUNDAY MAROH

send views in and around Richmond
by way of exchange for them. i
should especially like some picture
postals of homes from upper Virginia
and the Northern Neck Il. s. N.
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home use. nothing is prettier or more
practical than the white cover en-
broidered in white. Such cover will
stand any.number OF visits to the
tub without losing an iota of Its pris-
tine beauty.
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editor of Woman's Page:
/ should like to join your exchange
and exchange postals from Farmvillc
for those of Richmond, or some other
city. KITTY.
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Editor OF Woman's Page:
should like for a number Of girls
to join round-robin club with me.
I think we could get a good deal of
fun and profit out of such n club. Send
me your names and addresses and III
VIII write YOU my plans in regard to
the round robin. J.. B. G.
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,ditor of Moman.s PAGE.

Editor of Woman's Page:
] should like to join your post card
exchange. Will send New YORK or
Brooklyn cards in exchange. for Viz
ginia views S. a. B.
Brooklyn, n. 4.
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Editor of woman's Page:
Please enter my name on the Corre-
epondence and Post Card Exchange. as
I should like to exchange postals with
'H. w. NJ. b. M. B
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Question: When was the body of
John Paul Jones brought to this coun-
trv. and when did the final interment
take place at Annapolis, Md?
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Editor Of Woman's Page:
should like to become member
of your POSTCARD and Correspondence
Exchange. Will exchange views OF
Richmond for those of Lynchburg.
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Editor of Woman's Page:
see from Woman's Page of Febru-
airy I'd that E. E. S. wishes to exchange
postals for cigar bands. ! have few
beautiful cigar bands and should be
pleased to exchange with z. E. S. if
YOU will send me her address or for
ward mine to her. B. c. y.
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Question: What is the earliest and
the latest date on which Easter Sun
dav can possibly fall? J. L.
Answer: March 22d and April 25th
are the earliest and latest dates. Eas-
ter falls this year on April 18th
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Answer: The BODY landed at An
napolis July "a, 1905, and the final
were held April "a. 1905.
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Editor of Woman's Page:
am eighteen years old, and should
like to exchange postals with girls
outside of Richmond and Virginia.
change for those of other Virginia
cities. and those showing points of
interest in this state for postals sent
by girls from other States. G. P. A.
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Question: Where is John Esten
Cooke. the famous virginia author
huried x. NJ. w.
Answer: In the Rurwell buryinR-
ground, not far from WILDWOOD. in
Clarke county. He died September 81,
1885, at "The Briars," his home, In the
same county.
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Editor of Woman's Page:
/ wish to join your Correspondence
and Postcard Exchange. w. w.
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Editor of Woman's Page:
VIII YOU please send me the name
and address of p. A. B. and G. P. A. I
have received cards from them and
have sent them each one in care of
Times Dispatch. NJ. c. H.
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Editor of Woman's Page:
Please enter my name in Correspon-
dence and Postcard Exchange. l
should like to have names and address
es of "Yirginian,' H. W. NJ. and E..
w L. V. V, p.
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Question:: When was the Powder
Horn built In Williamsburg?
Answer. In INA, during the adj
ministration of Governor Spott.wood.
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Editor of Woman's Page:
Desiring to join Your exchange.
am sending my address as requested.
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Question: What Is the origin of the
slang term Chestnut D. C. r.
Answer: The term has been gener-
ally credited to Philadelphia actor.
but the best authority credits 1t to
the poet Ovid. who In his Art Of
Love" sayE: LET your boy take to
your mistress grapes or what ANA
ryliis delighted in. but she is fond
OF chestnuts no longer" The idea
obviously was that for WEAKNESS and
safety. the chestnut had lost its al
lurenent,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-08

Question: Who was the author Of
the song entitled "Faith and Hope"
the last two lines of which are:
And the gate that from life leads out
good wife.
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Editor of Woman,s Page:

Editor of Woman's Page:
L am a young girl living in the
country, and am dependent upon read
Ing and other literary pursuits for ell
tertainment during the winter even
ings. I should like very much to cor
respond with some girl with view
to mutual profit and pleasure.
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Question: In what year was the
Reconstruction Convention" held. and
where did 1t meet? S. E. B.
Answer: In 1857. In the Capitol.
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Editor Of Womans Page.
am trying TO make collection of
postcard pictures Of famous old yir-
Ginia homes, and should be glad to
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-08
pretty Thlnss Possible.

Answer: The song Is by Rembrandt
Pea1e, American artist and Writer.
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Question: Who is the author OF the
lines beginning:
Hall 70 the Chief. who in triumph
advances?"
Answer: Sir Walter Scott. in THE
Lady of tho Lake."
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Editor of Woman's Page:
] should be glad to have some good
RECIPES from girls for making fudge.
Will exchange by sending recipe
for stuffed dates that is fine.
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Question. When did the Confederate
Congress receive its last message from
President Davis? 81. n. Nice
Answer: In March. 1865.
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Editor Of Woman's Page:
y should like to 3oin your post card
historic or scenic nostals, however. /
do not care for comic cards.
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Edi.or 81 Woman,g Page.

Editor of Woman's Page:
club IN village in Virginia and
should like 10 correspond with some
one who, like myself. Is Interested IN
planning course OF study for such a
club. am most DESTROYS to map out
something that will tend to improve
nent and at the 1me time Will be
bright and attractive. Who can helm
me out in IDEAS. II NJ W
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4 Questions and
Answers
tho ep s,a,o Z, When vas the model for
building was 1t modelled?
h Ansxsr ie, + xas s hose
Quarree at Nismes.
Question: How did the saying
Beauty is but skin-deep" originated
), Answer; II is found In Ralph Ven
! 1850, but 1t could doubtless be traced
to a much earlier edition.
eupant Of the Executive Mansion mle9 and and
Answer: 1t was comp ittTu In tn.
year year 1915 and Governor James Bar lar.
pour was the first Governor who lived
! In 1T.
Question. When did the Confederate
ppp pnsidan receive It's last message from
| Answer: In March. 1865.
"Reconstruction Convention" held. and
where did 1t meet? S. T.. 3.
Answer: In 1867. In the Capitol.
! Question: Who is the author OF the
Hall e the Chief. who in triumph
Answer: Sir Walter Scott. in The
Lady of tho Lake.
known depth of the sea-
Answer: The greatest depth known
OF the sea is in the south-Atlantic
Ocean. midway between the Island OF
Rio de la plata. where the bottom was
reached at a depth Of 4o,23s feet. or
eight and ee-auartcr miles.
Question: What e the origin Of the
ally credited to a Philadelphia actor.
b.. shs best oys bo * S credits i
your mistress grapes, or what ANA
ryllis delighted in. but she is fond
ot chestnuts no longer. The Idea
| obviously was that for WEAKNESS and
safety. the chestnut had lost its al
lurement.
! Question: When was the inaugural
ball given which celebrated the be-
ginning OF General Fitzhugh Lees adj
ministration as Governor of virginia?
Answer: January /. 1885.
Question: Can you give the words
OF Benjamin Franklin's famous self
written epitaph? L. F. y.
Answer: These are tn. lines; The
work itself shall not be lost. for 1t Will
appear once more in new and more
beautiful edition. corrected and amend
4 ed by the author"
question: when King Edward of
| Wales by what title was he known?
When he travels now. does he do so
under his own name OF an assuned
Answer He was known during his
"trip to America as Lord Chester. Dur
Ing the annual visits he now makes to
|caster.
Question: Can you tell me II a due!
was fought in the yard of Blanford
Answer: TWO have been fought IN
this yard. both at the eastern end of
vember IA, 1875. between a man named
John Jeffress and Mr. Johnson. JET
fress was killed During the year 1921.
| the second duel was fought between
1 James Bolsseaux and Robert A. Adams.
and both were killed.
Question:: Who was the author OF
the famous wartime poem. "Stonewall
| Jackson,s Way, NJ. A. e.
Answer. The author was DR.. John
Williamson Palmer, a native OF Baltf-
more. graduate OF the University
School OF Medicine. Confederate sol
der a worldwide traveller and one Of
the editors Of the Century and stand
ard dictionaries.
4 Question: What is the earliest and
. the latest date on which Easter sun
. dav can possibly fa1l2 J. L.
Answer: March 22d and April 25th
/, are the earliest and latest dates. Eas-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-08

Question: Who was the author OF
the famous wartime poem. "Stonewall
Jackson.s way?" NJ. A. e.
Answer. The author was DR.. John
Williamson Palmer, native OF Balti-
more graduate OF the University
School OF Medicine. Confederate SOL
der. worldwide traveller and one OF
the editors of the Century and Stand
ard dictionaries.
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Editor Of wonan,s Page.

Fditor of Woman's Page.
! should like TO EXCHANGE nosts,.
cards with some one living in Roam
oke. Va Should like to get cards
showing e.. public and private buildings
Us vicinity. VIII give yirpin,s ~,
Elehmond postals for them.
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A. r.. r.
Answer: The greatest depth known
OF the sea is In the South Atlantic
Ocean. midway between the Island OF
Tristan d'Acunha and the mouth of the
Rio de la Plata, where the bottom was
reached at a depth Of 40,236 feet. or
eight and three quarter miles.
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Editor of Woman's Page:

Editor of Woman'S Page:
=, VIII some. one who has a recipe for
the old-fashioned syllabub that. in.
FORMER days, was n favorite accom-
paniment of cake. and delicious des-
sert on the table of Virginia house
wives, let me have same? / had the
.nistortune TO have a book with this
recipe and many others like it burned
some years ago. ! am trying to com
pie another book and make It as
nearly as possible the duplicate of the
oflslnal. and SO am in quest of some
one who VIII enlighten me as to the
composition of sylIabub? a. p r.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-08

Question: Can you give the words
of Benjamin Franklin's famous self
written epitaph? L. F. J.
Answer: These are the lines: The
work itself shall not be lost. for II Will
appear once more in new and more
beautiful edition. corrected and amend
ed by the author"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-08

Question: When was the inaugural
ball given which celebrated the be-
ginning OF General Fitzhugh Lees ad-
ministration as Governor of Virginia?
E. P. D.
Answer: January 1. 1885.
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Editor of Woman's Page:
I am collecting cigar hands and nm,
anxious TO get as many different kinds
as possible. Should be glad to en-
shanse postal cards for cigar hands.
Who VIII send me some? n r.
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Editor of Woman's Page:
should like very much to know
how to sew on coronation braid SC
that II will look all right when it Is
laundered. Who will give me this in
formation. G. P, S.
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Editor of Woman's Page:
! should be glad to correspond with
some one who can tell me how 10
sirous of being able to have on nv
table the yellow cabbage pickle that
have often enjoyed. but that | have
not yet made for myself Will some
one let me have a tested recipe?
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-08

Question: Who was the hrst oc-
eupant OF the Executive Mansion, and
IN what year was it completely
Answer: 1t was completed In the
bour was the first Governor who lived
in 1t. ~
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Editor of Woman's Page:
Who can furnish me with practical
instructions for the making of pot
pourri? I have a beautiful rose jar
bur l have not been successful in pre-
pairing the filling for it. do not think
the directions ] had could have been
good ones. for ] followed them faith
1u!iy. *. B. j.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-08

Question: Can YOU tell me If duel
was fought in the yard of Blanford
Church. Petersburg? II So when and
between what parties S. G.. 81.
Answer: TWO have been fought IN
this yard. both at the eastern end Of
vember IA, 1895 between a man named
John Jeffress and Mr.. Johnson. JET
fress was killed. During the year 1921.
the second duel was fought between
James Bolsseaux and Robert A. Adams.
and both were killed.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-08

Question: How did the saying
Beauty is but skin-deep" originate?
L. v. c.
answer; IT is found In Ralph Ven
n ndang orthodox Paradoxes. Sd edition,
$50, but 1t could doubtless be traced
to much earlier edition.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-08

Question: When King Edward OF
England visited America as Prince OF
Wales by what title was he known?
When he travels now. does he do so
under his own name OF an assumed
name7 L. G. r.
Answer: re was known during his.
trip TO America as Lord Chester. Dur
ing the annual visits he now makes to
Marienbad he is styled Duke of Lam
caster
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Questions and
Answers

Question: When was the model for
the State Capitol chosen? After whai
building was IT nodelede
M. II. w.
Thomas jefferson, from the Maison
Quarree at Nismes.
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Editor OF woman's Page.
New-York tribune., 1908-11-13
orHER MARkETAeY TELEeRAPH.

Chicago. Nov. 12-CATTLE-Recsipts about Zoo
head market steady strong, beeves 50 4qSI % TEX
ans S3 6OGs4 10. Westeruers SO $4 607 st1csers ard
feeders s. 6JTS4 and leuers- - os9 - ~
market 5dGc higher. light s. 25gS5 % mixed s. -
Sc 10. roigh s. 4o1S5 good choice heaFy - -
ass % pigs s4GS5 20 sales. s. 1885 SEEE
Receipts about 1j.00o head market stea1J I1es...
s. 5OGS+ SO. western. s. J,11S4 o.. ye-I--Ass' S''
larlbs So 7sGS6 Western. 50 75gsB
Cincinnati Nov 12-HOGS-AIarket active. 5qioc
higher: butchers and shippers 50 l7 cQIllon p -
g. 50 CATTLE-Steady. fair % good shippers - ozp
IS =, common. s. 25ES2 20
r-az- f,,-raIo Nov 12-CATTI.E-Good demand s1t
f-n- Prime steers 50 JOGS5 s5- vEALS-Reeei2zs lt'
raa4- market active and 25C higher az , OTIS
rTc.s. rsra7+s * 700 head. market fairly active pSs
and Yorfers. 11ElJC lower heavy , F'4so. .
ST 10 workers. S5GS5 pigs. S4GS4 90 sll5A sals4
zaf-+-s Sass 95 SHEEP AND LAABS-Fecsisls- i'i-
fssJ head- market active and steady
uzs,s.z rf-v -Nov Z-CATTLE-RscslDts. +0,et", =
-1-15{- sGG So-hsrus- steers weak - -
S7 -rS-s zrasdv 70 weak. choice AID dresset
49, stsers 81 1OdS7 so fsie 10 good 81 o2So 49, -
--ss-s e -57S5 40 stoCkers and feeders Ss5ss -,
s+Es-1 steers S. 25GS4 50 southern cows : -~S =
sffra -,,vs 81 75ES5 native hef-Ts, $ s9fsS' 5ts
head: market 1O4l15c higher PIGS lcL-13e
e. b-Il 81 sales 50G$6 heavy . sftso Pa =
80 L-+r1ars s. 1OaS5- light - +f4Sa -. PIGS =
- o. SF4EEP-Rece 400 neat- ntIA-- sSe. 10.
49, s7rIings e. sFdS5, Western sheep - ae~ ~
srorEers and feeders s. 5G1tS4 ~
r--io1 stool, Yards Ptttsburg. Nov T.. ~ -. -
r7---- market steady c1ll1e Sot-S'f
--E%S5 - SF4EEP-SGppE ls1r- marN-- -.
~-t7s vvathers 81 15GS4 =. rl--s a2d rT.tz
E-ei- demand market steady o9er' p pri-- e ss15
ee-Sg 05- mediums. s. SCeyJ >, heavy A1-SS -
So 1igb+ Workers s. 2J8S5 4o pigs. - 'a4>'' 1850
q 5O6SI
New-York tribune., 1908-11-13
PROBING s7,5oO,ooO STANDARD LOAN.
Witness at Government Hearing ouizzed
About Barnsdale Transaction.


". H. Johnston. vice-president of the Mid-Conti-
snent Oil Producers Association. continued his
criticism OF the regulations governing the erection
and operation of pipe lines in the Oklahoma fields
yesterday at the hearing in the governments suit
against the Standard Oil Company. He said he
knew T. y. Barnsdale slightly and had had some
dealings with him. Mr. Kellogg is trying 10 learn
the history of the s7,50NeOo Standard Oil loan TO
Mr. Barusdale In 1906.
r. S. Hollands. tariff agent of the Chicago &
Alton testified that his roads OIL tariffs never
sent to- any outside Of the general freight
Offices as local agents did not in contact with
oil shippers. Mr.. Hollands admitted that so far
he knew. the Chicago & Alton shipped oil with
out any specified tariff rate prior 10 1903
William Geiser. officer OF the Chauta uQua
County (Oka-l OH Producers Association, said he
was the first man In the mid-continent field TO sell
out to the Prairie OIL and Gas Company He said
the treatment of producers by the Prairie company
had been fair. He said he believed the producers
would be injured If the pipe lines were made COM
mon carriers The witness said he sold 70 the
Prairie company because 1t paid the best prices.
The Chautauqua organization he explained. was
opposed to legislative control Of pipe lines.
New-York tribune., 1908-11-13
LIVESTOCK MARkET.

Ner Ya-S Noveube- Il rans
BEEvEs-Reeeipts were 1o2ls ears. or So hezf,
~ cars for market. No trading live weigbr.
feeling steady Dressed beer duh and unchanged.
7leG107tc per n for ordinary choice native sf-s-
Liverpool and London cattle and beef markets
changed No exports from this port today to-
CALvEs-Receipts were 4os bead including sar
trading; feeling generally steady CRY dressed vesls
quiet. az Tz1132c per 10 country dressed vea5 slow
6G12c
SHEEP AND LANBS-R4ceipss we're 331s ears -
e-sa Z or making he
stock sale. OF which II jersey Cfty
steady prices prime and choice .annnS rrL Others
stesdc Common prime sheep sold s. Jo0s4 per
100 p cuIs and lambs AT s. 50S6 Is Dressed
mutton steady at J9s=e per ID dressed lambs az
psaIes-Fred : Bratz. 24a virgins aver
age per 100 % 2e4 West Virginia DO 20 y AZ
2tf do T0ls n IS 10; virginia sheep 90 n AZ 81
Eerns Commission Company lts state t9rns = p a.
~ al a. so 8 Buffalo sheep. III n At 81 Indiana d9.
80 n I Pennsylvania n. az "a lbl DO. %
ID i,SSrss CS7rrssion Company lambs "a o.
a. & - I Cif, sheep 40 y. - so
robin & Shannon 30 lambs. 80 y 50 Ia -
sheep at 81 = DO 50 % Al SSSO do %
s9rfers: e15 state lambs 81 n So Is sezts
sheep and lambs. "a n az S3 5e cull sneeP 80 D.
= 81
EOGS-Receipts were - 4O5T head. al
consigned direct to saGshtersrs eeiing norla-l
ennsyIvaua sold late yesterday at - %
GS610 Bsr1O0 p. country dressed noss daL aid o"eF
7i46Sc per n - - ..,
hogs 16s 70 averagA Sc per 100 r. DO. Is p a.
s. So do us 10 at S. go 50 DO. lSl n At = so
rough. $40 n. s.. DO. 233 n az - 50 stag 90
JgtS & C, 75 Peunsylyazia hogs 155 y, ar IS 10;
roughs, goo n. at s. 10