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Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-27
LONGMONT DEFEATS ENsLEwOOD
Colorado High School Foot Bal Team
~Chnmnlnn of United states.

DENVER, Colo, Dec. 26.-In a game for
the high school championship Of the United
States the Longmont High school team of
LonRmont, Colo, defeated the team from
the Englewood High school OF Chicago -
TO 0. The game was played on a field ankle
deep with mud and -sIush.
Longmont scored two In the first half.
They kicke off, the ball going behind the
goal line. Chicago tried to run the bail
out. but was thrown back for a safety.
The play for the rest Of the half was mostly
In Chicago's territory. In the second half
L0ngmgnt came back much stronger and
feet, scoring two ~touchdowns and a goal.
Neither side was able to advance the bail
I'm the last five minutes Of play, both sides
kicking repeatedly. III. Scruby's all around
playing was the feature Of the game. He
was followed closely by Benjanine Of the
same team and by Piska Of Chicago. Piper
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-27
BIG SCHOOLS DRIFTING APART
Two Largest Institutions In State Of
Iowa Not Agreed.

IOWA CITY, Ia, Dec. 26.-(Special)-
Iowa and Ames, the two largest institu-
lions In the state and the strongest attn
letic rivals until 1907, are drifting far
Their and farther apart and instead OF a
resumption of attn elite relations this win
ter present indications point to an open
rupture indefinitely.
Though the alumni n students of both
institutions are anxious that games in
all branches of sport be scheduled be-
tween the two old-time rivals. the ath-
letic arrangements at both schools refuse
to make a move.
Ames claims that Iowa must make the
first move and adds that If 1t does 1t will
admit itself wrong In severing the reIa-
tons in the first place.
proved too much for the Iowa
professors and Iowa will continue last
seasons policy rather than ask the Aggies
to resume athletic relations after the at
titude expressed this week.
Thu the circumstances of the case have
worked an -estrangement witch directly
opposes the wishes Of the States sport
loving public and which will work end-
less injury to college athletics In, the
state Of Iowa.
The history of the causes leading up
10 lne severance OF dUlietlc fSldllOIS Is
complicated. In the last foot bail game
played between the two schools at Ames
in the fall of 'O7, Reppert laid out Kirk,
the Iowa star, by an alleged dirty exhi-
bition of roughing him. He was ruled
out of the game. but bad~feeling was en-
gendeTed and the Iowa authorities be-
lieved this feeling could be removed by
disseminating athletic relations. A month
later 1t, was discovered Ames had played
an Ineligible man all the season, Willetts,
the star fullback. This aroused the Iowa
Athletic board to action and hostilities
were declared.
The one year was ended three weeks
ago. Athletic followers Immediately ex-
pected the two sch ools to get together
and patch up all differences. But no,
Iowa would not take the first step. The
local athletic board was perfectly willing
to sanction a basket ball game and thus
indirectly resume athletic relations. but
there was to be no out and sat action
of the board. Ames correspondents then
sent out stories stating an alleged Ames
attitude, and at present the breach is
wider h at any time during the twelve
months ending Thanksgiving.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-27
ATHLETIC FIELD FOR COLUMBIA
Graduates Propos 10 Give the Uni
versity Fine Present.

NEW YORK, Dec. 26-Coiumbia university
is to have a fuii-sized athletic field. in
Guiding foot bali g%ridiron, base ball dis-
mond and a quArter-mile einder track. II
member OF the class OF 'Os are successful
in their efforts to raise the necessary
$4,000 for it's construction. The graduates
propose 70 give the improvements to the
university as their class offerins Of their
decennial celebration at commencement
next June. II they are able to raise the
money in time. and they have little doubt
Of it, they will order work on South field
to be begun at once. so that the home base
ball games and track meets next spring
may be played on the Morningside campus,
Instead OF in the city. as here
tofore.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-27
JACK Prince Has NfotoreyeIe Rus.

Jack Prince. promoter and coliseum
builder, was IN Omaha. Christmas, for a
visit with his wifeis relatives. He says
he is enronte 70 Seattle where he win
build a raised track for motorcycles on
which they may glide around the arena
Il the rate OF eighty miles an hour. Jack
he best sport-loving communities on the
nap, and just to show his Confidence Ia
Omaha, VIII return IN March to build a
motorcycles track and IN the early spring
VIII pun Oft come OF these speedy races.
Prince says he has about 100 OF the Ikading
motorcycle racers Of the country now on
the Pacific coast and after a winters rae
ine there they viii return east He wants
10 arrange for them 70 stop in Omaha
Nhiie enroute 10 the east and give Omaha
- Gunh OF the fast racing game.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-27
WEBSTER STA-ISTH q wDBsTrR

read has many locomotives IDLE in the
shops. 1t is believed TO be the first Of .
main line of the Pennsylvania system
with heavier locomotives. Ths lighter
ones will be sent to branches.
with the tender, 384 900 pounds. A ten-
der Of the new locomotive viii carry 1000
gallons OF water and thirteen and a half
tons Of coal
Two years ago the Pennsylvania manns
featured a sample locomotive at Pitts
burg, Weighing 2O4 tons, which has been
used on the main lines west OF Pittsburg
on fast trains. The success of this loco
motive led 20 the decision 70 use large
engines more NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Dis
match.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-27
WITH THE BowLERs.

The winners in the m-erry-go-round at
the Association alleys are as follows: First
prize. Neal and Anderson; second prize,
Jordan and Berger; third prize, Denman
and Berger time prize. Zimmerman and
g. j. Francisco.
VIII some team please stop the Molonys?
The sigma Corps team tried 1t last night
on the Association alleys and the best they
could do was to win one. HamArstrom
rolling a single game OF 222. with totals Of
SI. Perkins getting two nice games, but
the last one was away off. Score;
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-27
MICHIGAN SCHEDULE
Games for Next Year Are being Fi1ed
to Dates.

DETROIT, Mich. Dec. 26-The Michigan
foot ball schedule for 1909 Is already being
formed and several dates have been ar
ranged. The Wolverines open their season
on october ?, with Case. Marquette will
be met on October 81 and the annual Penn
s~ylvania game is slated for November Is.
II has not been decided whether Syracuse
viii be met before or after the Quaker
match. but negotiations are under way.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-27
The Bright side.

The Amalgamated Animals OF Africa were
IN solemn. session.
Fellow creatures" said the chairbeast.
there Is no doubt that Roosevelt is com-
ing"
There was a shudder throughout the as
semhlGee.
bravo up" said the hippo with a sad
sn;ts, I'D rathei be Ia d museum than an
Ananias ciuh. anyhow"
rhus There is always a bright side.-Phila-
deiphia LEDGE.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-27

box or barrel into IT. When the gopher
comes out 1t tumbles into the trap and
can't get out. These queer turtles often
weigh as much as thirty pounds. They are
OF prodigious strength and a large speci-
men being able to rise on its legs with
a man standing on It's she'll and walk
under his weight-New York Sun.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-27
BIRD LOVERS TAKE A CENSUS
On. 8. n. TOwne and Rev. II. W.Livers
Find 172 Varieties I'm stroll
Through Cemetery.

DR.. S. r. Towne and Rev, H. w, Livers
Saturday took an annual bird census to
report to the Bird-Lore magazine, OBJ
servers doing the same thing all over the
country. In Forest Lawn n i'm the coun-
try to the west OF Florence they found the
following varieties:
Forest Lawn and west of Florence:
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-27
Dmth from blood Poison

was prevented by @. w. Cloyd. PUNK, Mo-.
who healed his dangerous wound with
Bueklen's Arnica salve. 25c. For sale by
Beaton Drug Co.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-27
New Giant Locomotives.

The P~ennsylvania railroad has placed
an order for fifteen giant locomotives
shops, in anticipation Of a great revival
In business. in spite OF the fact that the
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-27
PLAY INTERVIEWING GAME
superiOrs Win Over Americans by
score of 3 to 4.

In a game fun Of ginger and snap the su-
periors defeated the Americans at Twenty
game by the score of 3 10 2. The game was
marked by a humble Of spectacular plays
and Wiiiams Tor the Smericsns vas me
feature. The score:
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-27

Totals ..."h So : Totals .....4s 8 SO "A 2
Two-base hit: Kocher. Three-base hit:
Tracy. Home runs: Cumrosky. Double
play: Fox 20 DyBert to KocheT. Bases on
balls; OFF Tracy, 81 off Williams. g. Hit
By. pitched ball Williams: Struck out:
BY Tracy. 6; by Williams. 8. Time: 300.
Umpire; Erickson.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-27
CLOTHING SALESMAN
FOR
Kansas and Nebraska

Must be thoroughly experienced and have
established trade We make an eXcep-
Mems Popular Price Clothing, which is we'll
advertised. State all particulars in first
letter, in %strictest confidenee. Address
Manufacturer, The Blaine-Thomp-
son Co, Cincinnati, Ohio.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-27

SIGNAL CORPS

The West Side team from the Association
alleys won three games from the West
Sides or the Metropolitan alleys. Neither
team played a very good game. probably
on account OF two much turkey dinner.
Behan played a nice game. getting f1e for
single and 64 for totals. Store;
ASSOCIATION WEST SIDES.
LIST. "a. Sd. Totals
Yousen ............... $50 1855 IS al
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-27

All the world loves a bargain. You can
find bargains by watching ne 'want Ad
Pages" Of The Bee
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-27
Possibilities Of Pressure,

Given a certain set of conditions, how
ever. 1t Is merely a mathematical problem
more or less complicated. It Is true-to
figure out hypothetical pressures at certain
heights; for example. given a building $50
feet high. equipped with a six-ineh stand
pipe terminating at its upper end in four
lines OF two and a haif-inch hose 100 feet
in length equipped with one and one-haif
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-02-08
Yha Gre AZ Whlfe Shark.

TIRE man eating fish par excellence 10
Ths great white shark. 1t Is otherwise
5Lgspyya By the name OF man eater. DC.
<esssaonally specimens are seen on both
s.essczs OF the United States, though its
9noas customary habitat IS In tropical
waters. This frightful creature attains
~ GaEgtM OF nearly forty feet, and 1t is
..aAle 80 swallow 4 man whole. This
.Eec1 IS proved by an experiment which
eUssi3gs are fond OF making when such
Ia e2a&rk is captured. The skull being
preserved. they amuse themselves by
s.rg.1 wing one after another through tho
essGiyeended Jaws. It would be unsafe to
80 this, however, when the head ha9
'sEsE freshly cut off, because under such
ezanGadstlons the Jaws win snap together
rAeFoely for some time afterTard 4
%@c2ytning IS placed between them Tx
ssak1121 OF big shark. by The WAY. IS 81
'Iags salable oW.n& to the demand l.!
=EIseuns' AMI curiosity itaaters. 4
.gwoI;1g SEA- ii0H Within, a luntr'.2
Exss tGcaGls has hGcn toand IN the st"inych
IT G white sharh
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-02-08

MI life on t. earth appears only i
connection With dre Substance MA
esery ielly~cl,sel5 related choHticaily
stsa egg alhumcn AID tl.> Sn5sta9ce is
21nown ~ protoala&m E%cry Iivnf
1aslnS Is built Of this one S0hstaaCs>-
aEeSiydsh, trees, whales, men cvegE
4hlng that lives biologists have SITE
aaadc1 IN doing some wonderful
-Saa{ngs. Five or SIX starflsh cG,,@ havc
ilsaen fused into one, from which I
monster starGsh has been produced
S!%Gy1er startlsh ce;%s have been separated
gs1Go eight pieces. from which eight
@1warf stariish have been brought t9rt,.
a..teabs can be made to order, With the
l3QrSe claw on either the right or the
5teft side and tlatfsh have been pro
5s::gcs,d with the color pattern OF tha
swsSersdc. -%ew York American
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-02-08
Modest Contributors,

T. man was coming up from Clln
sgsss&u province with Il sum OF moneE
-s'Tlaich had heeA subscribed for the paN
..aaagst OF the public debt. He WAS me-
NY robbers, who took the money and
1xssgoed away. lie called after them
ssaGt the money WAS subscription to
fac fund for The raisinG of the debt,
7mhereupon they cane back and handed
SIM the money and begged his pardon
sUr their mistake, aud they gave him
M ven extra as Il contribution on their
asgvn part He asked their names to
1suDlish III the papers, but they said
asa.ey did not want to obtain notoriety
sg Chat way and declined, but said they
eSaere glad to pay something toward
ass8ptng the country. -Korean News.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-02-08
a Steady Trade.

gTse.s were only three houses n rhs
Afes1le hamlet OF cape Cod, but an orat'r
-7sssGa u nearly simmer co,"nY WAS
,snaadcd TO roa%c Inc ciric cois-e cncc
fGv declaring thlt trate is slie hesia
aGi1e;, or wls;:an Aud >s,,t lr. Il Il
sezTae Yen that Ii j. noi g1a.ial i4-if S.
asce5@a SO II Is init ai.yc tH5f is acetlcd
Gasa s. STAGE IKE this"
Tsss three citizens .p9r collectively"
CAN'T s, simultaneously. 'ooi,fng straight
sS;assd
90 2&t Kind . rcn.inds me-" drawlcl
aeEs VI thout shifting his gaze, g"
l1Sz,Ce Cpham an Dan Nineor, down
-sfsc reach & ways. Harre had Il shaatr
tx flan ] a shanty. an they bota
aaGaome pig tobacco. Ore da% Ha"Ee
W<ge 60 DaH's an bought 10 cents
mxssi. G tobacco, an the mex day Dan
en.anG to Hayve an slough 10 cents
aw-st--i g to- ECO off him. They cod
e2Rned these sales gev'ral days. They
Ga,e-a got al the tobacco they wanted,
&s1@ G4arve fnlly retired on the dir1e.
,--gscutA'E Companion.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-02-08
Looks Easy. but Try 1t.

@1id You ever notice Jewe!es ~ ear
NE his maeuifying glass IN once: 1t
Gagks easy. but try 1t The hiaAaert-
eaced citizen WAC tries to lock at>S one
,tEaing with such glass Is sure "a close
2ne eye. lie cant look at the ma&n Led
ssxn5ect with the other eye opened, IS
can the jeweler This is only another
evidence that one must learn Al the
4asSails Of ones trade. What i easy
esow the experienced jeweler Is ~ but
suoDossIble for the novice. New York
sSSsobe
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-02-08
Why Shells Fly Straiel,t.

Aauy people wonder why the cone
ssF&aped projettiles in their flight
Mazough the air do not wabble, but
give straight ahead THIS is easily
explained. Round thu bottom Of tho
sga,eil is narrow hand of COPPER which
4Garles In width according to the Size of
She pro1eetilc. Being made OF saN
rnetaI, this baud is cut by Jhe steel
efGa3ng OF the @Uu on the shock of e.
xYcsion This acton eagses The shei.
11ss eeVolTe with H@hM'9 rapidly @itG
@..ae vcsul, that Il keep steady dugln2
.Ar flight through the air. = Londor
wT6B
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-02-08
Making q Distinction.

@Of course you know somesAins
xaout that candidates. political IN
snns?" said the trusty adviser.
sT don't care q rap about ~ =. NJ
assuSs" answered ne'.atcr
-yRow are his epi@rams?"~ H.,...,-i'a
xNier
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-02-08
Unhealthy.

Man 90 friend1-I I'm done viii,
>AasHors hencefort'.. Que or them aI
,,sae6 me to sleep with my Windows
..carn did SO and the very n,'N'
g,sernsns my gold watch WAS s"ne from
-ssss bureau. -Eliegende Blatter
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-02-08
\ Painful Face,

My face pains me, doctor, What
.xsesfl do:" asked The patient
~1'm sure l don't know. replied the
azsctor "You know | have no way of
ameproying sour looks
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-02-08
strikinc Likeness.

~y want you to photograph me in
s2riking attitude
ado you mean holding out your hand
.xskinx for money New iorx irsss
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-02-09
THE STOCK MARKET

New York. Feb. s.--There was nothing
striking IN the news today TO account for
the influences Of selling pressure In the
stcck market The movement was rather
the cumulative effect OF the feeling Of
disconraeement that has grown UP during
rev,vsi q any pa0s gsmsbS p for .ecar.
tiles such as can only form the proper basis
for successful speculative operations.
considerable period Of dizziness and neglect
Of the stock market Is the clearly express
ed anticipation heard among habitual spec
uiators and voiced in the action OF the
market. There Is the apprehension also
Of possible delay in the revival Of Industrial
and business activty in the country. Sundry
items o. Information which appeared today
were OF more cheerful complexion on this
subject than has been the recent rule. but
their purport VS. ignored in the movement
o. prices. The placing OF orders for steel
following the determination OF the new
type OF rail promised some revival OF more
Important industry. and the president Of the
the Information that II was now operating
at between As to 80 per cent. of its usual
production compared with only 90 per cent.
OF Its capacity at the low tide in the mid
die OF December.
Conservative operations of Importance
we're recorded also by he mercantile reviews.
There was an inclination to look for special
causes for some OF the weakness today. One
that was assigned was the probability Of
some selling out Of collateral being in pro-
gress. which had figured in loans Of the
trust companies that were helped during the
late crisis and are now completing the
Strengthening out OF their affairs. The
weakness OF stocks was unrelieved during
the progress Of the session and last prices
were the lowest.
The complexion OF the bank statement
when II appeared after the market closed
was seen to be affected by the Preparations
of the trust companies for their inclusion
this week, for the first time in that public
statement Of condition. Evidently the trust
companies have drawn their banking
neighbors freely 70 replenish their cash
showing the decrease in bank cash OF nearly
$l.0oo.0oo. comparing with an indicated gain
of between one and two million dollars.
The eight per cent. reserve held by the
other banks and trust companies will be
significant only for future comparison. 1t IL
interesting to note that the actual percent
age Of reserve OF PHO per. cent of the
clearing houses members compares with n
percentage OF 81 So per cent. In the COM
putation by averages. thus proving that the
latter under stated. rather than overetated
the actual condition on this OCCASION
Bonds were easy. Total sailed par value
si,300,000. United States bonds were un-
changed on call during the week.
CLOSING STOCK list.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-02-09
vlnssar--p.r gallon iseass.

vineKar--Per gallon is@ssc.
Coffes-Green common eM@ zoe: prime
~ q 10c; choice II 9l2c: fancy Is@iIKe,
Candies--Stick &c; fancy TEo.
crackers--xxx soda sho; xxx ginger
ssrdines--Amsrican mustard ss.7s; K-oil
Hisds.-pry fIints s0ioc: dry saitsd a
Tel green hides s04c; green sailed 4@4Kc
WooI-cisar 900: bury -oeiaKo; washed
:esi--standard TSe; watsfsround soc:
fruit ana Produce--FancS apples: Fancy
Baldwin s4.7s; No. Baldwin "a. SO; Maia-
ga grapes ss,2si fancy lemons. sses per
onions, red globes per b. ti.os; eaSsaS:
i've ID. Rutahagas. per bag u 50; Spanish
onions 81. IS; Two Crown Raisins %. 90 box:
cocoanuts S3.76i fancy II. p. peanuts &c
ID; choice Florida oranges assorted sizes
cheese-Fuii cream daisies 1shc; singles
10; ID, cuts. tars iec.
Gfits--Pef bbl al 90; per sack s.. 90.
Grain and Hay-Bran 81 50; shorts 81. 80 :
ESQ; white 67hp; white clipped sec; timo-
thy hay $500; johnson grass zoe; ifalfa
81, rs.
1Pr4ms cotton seed meal $500.
Noiasses-@Georgia cane Dbl, ase gallon:
casea gallons % 80 per case; maple syrup,
Log Cabin Brand, gallons SIS; q gallons
T:ss: quarts g 90 per dozen:
broilsrs zoe; ducks 25c; turkeys to@1 lie.
suear-oranuIated SIZE; FIG. sc.
Country Buttsr--1sc per ID; Jersey butter
soc.
Basginx--Nsw Juts 50 "a piscea. . ID.
l1Mc; new sugar sack q ID. 90; ID. sNc;
second hand sugar sack ~ 9eNo.
Ties-New Arrow $3.50.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-02-09

New York. Feb. s.--Ihe dry goods mar
ket closed quiet and steady. Nett week
jobbers' sales will be FREQUENT as many
buyers are coming In on excursions from the
south and southwest. Cotton goods hold
fairly steady but light trade Is passing.
Raw silk is lower again and has reached
the lowest level for some time. Staple
woiens and worsteds will be open Monday
by two leading houses. The curtsilment
OF production in the mills IL increasing
very rapidly.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-02-09

New York, Feb. S.-There was no quota
Bile change in the various metal markets
and business was quiet in the absence Of
cables
Copper was dull and nominal with lake
quoted at s13.50@TS; electrolytic at
S1s. BIN @e2h; and casting at si3 .12h q
$3TM.
Lead dull unchanged at $3.s5@75 and
spelter quiet at s4.55@65.
Iron was quiet at recent prices.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-02-09
CHICAGo GRRAIN AND PROpUCE.

CHICAGO GRAIN AND PRODUCE.
Chicago. Feb. s.-Liberel Austria ship
ments and a consequent decline at Liver
pool caused weakness In the local wheat
market. May showing a net loss Of lie at
the close. Corn was Nc lower. Oats closed
NC down. Provisions were shade to az q
Sc higher.
The decline of %0hd insLiverpool cables.
unlocked, for considering the strength which
prevailed here during the previous session
and which was reflected IN the opening
quotations on the Chicago exchange was
followed by reports that supplies for domes-
tic and foreign consumption were plentiful.
Australia was shown to have shipped 455,-
900 bushels more than during the preced-
ing week, and the worlds shipments esti-
mated at 1900, 600 bushels were regarded
as greatly in excess of the weekly require
menta The opposing influences OF smaller
Canadian and Northwestern reserves in the
estimates for the coming week failed to
rescue the market from the lower level.
May was off v q Nc at the openins. ad-
vaneed to csc and was later forced back
to ssNc by the weight Of offerings The
Primary receipts AS. 900 bushels, compar-
ed with sS5. 900 bushels . year ago.
Clearances of wheat and flour were equal
to IS, 900 bushels. Minneapolis, Duluth and
Chicago reported receipts Of 276 cars.
against 1914 cars last week and 274 cars a
year ago.
Corn was lower, owing TO increased coun-
try offerings and favorable weather for the
movement. but the market exhibited de-
gree of steadiness In view OF the weakness
end profit taking and the trading was with
out feature.
May opened k@He lower at SIS to
e1%c. advanced to els o &c and declined
later to ell i q sc. The close was easy at
61%c. Local receipts were 2es cars with
none Of contract grade.
Oats were dull and neglected and follow
ed the downward trend OF other grains. FL
evator interests favored the bear side OF
the market but at the low point the bull
leaders offered support.
The May option starting Nc lower at
54hc, ranged between $3.50 and 53xc,
and closed easy at sac, Local receipts were
lot cars.
The provisions market displayed strength
at the opening on a smaller run of hogs
than estimated for at Chicago, but could
not Withstand the effects of liberal re-
ceipts elsewhere combined with the influ-
ence OF grain weakness May pork opened
at S12.oG to $l2. 05, advanced tc $12. 20.
and closed at SIC -03h to $12. o5. a gain Of
~ csc. Lard advanced from $7.55 the
opening quotation to s7.s2 ana closed a
shade higher at $7.52h @S7.55. Ribs were
up 2H abe at S6.57he
Estimated receipts for Monday: Wheat rs
cars; corn 800 cars: oats 143 cars; hogs
$1,000 head.