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Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1908-02-28
GERMANY HEARS
CHINA'S APPEAL
EQUAL TRADE OPPORTUNITIES IN
MANCEURIA IS SUBJECT OF
COMPLAINT MADE.
UNITED STATES INVOLVED.
Alliance Between This Country and Ger
man Empire Urged by Berlin
Minister.
WASHINGTON WAITING FOR WI.

BERLIN, Feb. 25.-Sun Pao HI, the
Chinese minister at Berlin, received in
structions some weeks ago from Pekln
to discuss with the German foreign office
the japanese treatment of trade in Man
churia and to breach the possibility OF
the United States and Germany enter
ing into a special agreement concerning
the maintenance of equal trade Oppor-
tunities in all the Chinese territories.
Germany Is Non Committal.
Sun Pao HI communicated his instruc-
lions to the foreign office and discussed
the subject in the most general terms,
the foreign office receiving his sugges-
tons in courteous, inquiring, but non
,committal manner China's idea OF a spe-
cial agreement between the United
States and Germany appears to rest III
the belief that these two alone OF the
great commercial states, would be likely
seriously to oppose Japan's disposition,
as China AYERS, to discriminate in Man
churia in favor of her own merchants
China's appeal has raised the question
both at the foreign office here and at
the state department at Washington as
to whether such an agreement as emma
proposes would not be superfuous, and
if it's object is not already fully covered
by international agreement.
Roosevelt May Act.
1t is considered probable that the re-
cent kilograms from Washington saying
that President Roosevelt purposes send
ing a circular to the powers regarding
Chinese trade is direct consequence or
the question brought out by the appllca-
ton of the Chinese government to Ger
many and the United States.
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More Ceremony Tonight.
ENGINE TUG FOR AUTO.
Locomotive Pulls American Racer over
Lake Shore Road Into
Illinois.

MICHIGAN CITY, Ind, Feb. 25.-
The crew of the American car, which
stranded in an immense snow drift 8
miles west of here last night, secured q
special permit to have the car drawn
over the Lake Shore railroad TO Por-
ter by switch engine and from Porter
to Hobart over the Elgin, Joliet y
Eastern line.
LA PORTE, Ind. Feb. 25.-The mill
tary car which is steadily gaining on
the American flyer reached Chesterton
at 1915, half an hour after the Ameri-
can had left. The French car is stalled
between New Carlisle and Rolling
Prairie. Farmers are refusing to help
haul the French car along because they
want the American car to win.
KENDALLVILLE, Ind, Feb. Do
The German car, Protos, reached here
at 1915 this forenoon. and fifteen min
utes later resumed it's journey to Chi
CagO.
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SPORT PARAGRAPHS.

Jim Barry, the Chicago heavy weight,
who defeated Larry Temple decisively
in their go at Boston Thursday, stopped
III Chicago yesterday en- route to New
Orleans. where he will meet jim Flynn
in ten-rOund scrap next Saturday night.
Harry Lewis of Philadelphia and jim
my Gardner of Lowell have been
matched to fight twenty-five rounds at
CoIma, Cal. on March II. Matchmak-
er jim Coffroth has closed the deal. The
weight agreed on is 142 pounds.
Johnny Gardner and Walter Bauman
will box three rounds at the Gayety
Frank Kucher will also mix three
rounds.
Sam Murbarger of Fort Wayne bested
Ed Conway of Buffalo in Il wrestling
match at Fort Wayne, Ind. taking two
falls i'll succession at catch-as-catch-can
style.
Harry Scroggs defeated Jack Smith
in the star bout before the new Polo
Athletic club ut New York.
INK Russell had an easy time with
Kid Hainey before the Ontario Athletic
club at Philadelphia. Russell beat his
man so badly that the referee stopped
the bout.
Forty candidates for track work at
the University of Wisconsin appeared at
the call issued at the opening of the sec
ond semester and preparation are being
made for the relay meet to be held in
the gymnasium, March IA. For this
event the men are taking special training
III the quarter mile runs. The return of
Paul Morris of Geneva, H.. to the uni
versity after half-year's absence has
frightened Wisconsin'S chances in Gin
der work. Morris has record of 10
seconds in thn 1Ol
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1908-02-28
EATEN BY CANNIBALS.

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, Feb. %
News of the murder Of Rev. Alexander
Mclaughlin, missionary, who was de
voured by Cannibals on st. George IS
land OF the Solomon group, has been
brought to this city by the barkentine
S. n. Castle. McLoughlin's bones are
now in the possession of the government
of New Zealand, having been conveyed
to Auckland by gunboat sent to pun
ish the cannibals.
The gunboat Hinemoa bombarded a
village on ST. George island, where the
chief offending tribe lived. The ma
tives, to check the bombardment, sen
the bones of the missionary aboard the
warship together with 80 tons of pearl
valued at $1,000 a ton, as indemnity.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1908-02-28
THIRTY HURT IN WRECK
Train Carrying Northern Tourists Is De-
rallied at Orville, near La
redo, Tex.

LAREDO, Tex, Feb. 25.-Thirty per-
sons are reported to have been injured
in the derailment of an excursion train
CARRYING a number of northern tourists
at Orville, twelve miles north of La
redo. Several cars were thrown from
the track and piled up in a ditch. he
Pullman cars, however, remained on the
rails. The excursionists, most of whom
were from Toledo, O., were travelling I'M
der the direction of Charles Gates Of
Toledo. The similarity in names at first
gave rise to a report that the wrecked
train was the special on which John w.
Gates, the New York capitalist, has
been travelling through the south. 1t
was learned. however, that the John W.
Gates party arrived at Beaumont, Tex.
last night.
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WRECKS WRONG TRAIN
Woodchopper Confesses That he N'
moved Rail Which Turned ErelSht
from the Track.

sEDA1IA. Mo, Feb. 25.-WaItcrr " v,
Cox. woodcloppcr, whose ho 9..n ID 4,
Franklin junction, Mo. co5u.iG,ss'gy. .r ~
This afternoon that he remoyed, tL.r,, IIa !.
from the track on the top CT oL5efiT1 ".
hill, fifteen miles east Of here, On On DE- 4,
day night last. that resulted II me oa Us
railing of a freight train from 81, J. E0 .n.
Cox sid he had intended to EFe 81 a, %I
rob the fast Missouri Paclh@. N \" !
City. ST Louis passenger IRAN ~, -,I min
which YES due at OtterViile Ic no5
utes aft-r the freight was "-ecN'''
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He WOULD BE TARGET.
Another Man Asks to Be in Turret
When Shell Is Fired
at It.

WASHINGTON, D. c., Feb. %
Another candidate who is willing to go
into the turret of the monitor Florida
when it is shot at by shell from the
Arkansas according to the naval pro-
gramme has sent his name to the navy
Department. although the officials decline
to give it or his address out. He pre-
fers to enlist for the purpose for two
weeks only, as he has a wife and two
children to care for and when the test is
over wants to return to his usual occupa-
ton.
The department regards his offer as
commendable but the determination has
been reached not to put any human be-
ings in the turret when the firing takes
MACE
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1908-02-28

One of Sullivan's colleagues, who had
opposed the bill at previous sessions, but
was now supporting it, was explaining
his change of attitude. In previous
years." he declared, Il was unable 10
snnnort this measure because the Shiny
trail of the lobby was on it. These worms
of the corridor were offering stocks and
bonds for votes for the bill. This year,
I thank God. the bill is in new hands,
and no one charges that stocks and bonds
are being distributed to effect its pas
mo. Mr.. Speaker Big Tim inter
iected "this year it's cash"
The bill didn't pass.-Albany Journal
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1908-02-28
Fifty Kinds of Headache

"There are more than hfty XIV, emf.
headaches" said a physician anu nav nav
ferers from the more common forms ln,l
cure themselves accordingly inc lros
frequent forms are a dull pam AIN ain in
the forehead, due to dypepsla; d IRir rer: a
the back of the head, due to tDe I drp to
bursting pain in both temples mp tGn Of Of the
head, as though weight preSEseqb eGtween
skull. due to overwork; an acne O[ If the
the brows just above the D" Vows.
nose due to eye strain. TT Ut N0"
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MILWAUKEE, sroCKYARDs REPORT.

CATTLE - Market IS stronger; butch-
dunn to good 3.75@4.25; heifers, medium to
good, 8 $50 $50; common to fair. 3O093.5O;
cows good to choice, 3.50@425; fair to
2.5O0285; bulls, good to choice, 35O@4 90;
bologna bulls, common to fair, 275@3.2 %;
feeders 3.75@4 %; stockers. 3.O0@3.50.
fair 3.O004.OO: good to Choice. 4.5O@5.2 %,
lambs, common to fair. 5.5O06,25; choice to
prime. 65007.OO: bucks. 2.25O3.OO
HOGS-10c higher; close weak; mixed
and butchers, 4300450; packers, 43004.4O;
light, 4.30@440 pigs, 4O004.15.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1908-02-28

steam engines, 0 for building Bricks ks and md
s each for toy typewriters and me
chanical horses.
Forty girls solid ajority-declared
without hesitation that a doll was su-
perior to any other implement of recre-
alton. The superchild seems happily d
long way off. And as diabolo had only
two boy and six girl supporters, the
Devils DISCIPLE may still be called an
infrequent object of the playground
Schoolmaster.
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DISGUISED WITH BULL FIGHT
Lima Clasps at Action of AmencaaS III
Leaving Their Box.

LIMA, Peru, Feb. 25.--Al LIMA MA
gasped last night over the actor, O ,l'
three American Read Admirots' lbol1 i'f,
Sperry and Emory, who abruptly INV ',,
President Paro's private box allgI .:1 ,It
killing of the fourth bull in tine Dun "7 -"c
which was specially arranged ioI ao ,'l
The brutal spectacle seemed to DISCUS.
the admirals and upon signal from
Thomas they hastily lett.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1908-02-28
Extra Paw for Musical Sailors.

Tn future an allowance of two shillings
q week will be paid in ships in which
chaplain is allowed, and in certain other
vessels to any properly qualified member
of the ships company who plays the har
monium or any suitable instrument, and
conducts the choir during divine service.
london Gazette.
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md totals ..... SOS, 862, 179 81, ~. 9oA
Mr1niCipal Bond Interest.

In the above table of interest is the
amount payable upon the municipal
bonds, which includes all issues of every
state, county, and city in the United
States. Since there is only small to-
tai of municipal bonds payable in March,
the total Of 2,4OS, III is an almost neg
iigible sum in comparison with the Janu-
airy and June disbursements, at which
tine the semi-annual and quarterly pay
I11nnts dine
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1908-02-28
MILWAUKEE, HAY MARKET.

Choice timothy hay, 145O015OO; No, I
timothy hay, 13.50014.OO; No. 2 timothy
hay. 12OO@12. 80; clover and mixed, 100Q0
II So; choice Kansas and Nebraska prairie,
9.50l0iO.00; No. 1 prairie S50@9.00; No.
prairie, 7.5Q0S00; Wisconsin marsh
feeding, 7.OO07.50; packing hay, 100000;
rye, straw, 7.500SO0; oats straw, 6.O0Q625.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1908-02-28
FIRST TRAIN GOES
THROUGH TUNNEL
OPENING OF NEW YORK HOBOKEN
TUBE MARKED BY EXERCISES
AT BOTH ENDS.
PRESIDENT PRESSES BUTTON.
Governors of Two States and Other City
Officials Pass Under the Hud
son River.
PRESIDENT PRESSES BUTTON.
GREATER THAN ANY ALPINE CUT.

NEW YORK, Feb. 25.-A tunnel and
subway system connecting Hoboken with
New York city by tubes under the Hud-
son river was formally opened today
when President Roosevelt pressed a
ton in Washington, thus starting an 49,
cal train from New York to Hoboken
The train carried the governors OF New
York and New Jersey and officials OF the
three cities interested to the new station
of the Delaware, Lackawanna u West
ern railway in HobOken, where exercises
were held. There a letter from President
Roosevelt was read and speeches were
delivered by the two governors and sew
eral city officials
Letter from President.
President Roosevelt's letter. which was
directed to William G. McAdoo, presi-
dent of the Hudson Il Manhattan
railroad company, was in part as foI-
lows.
NV Dear Mr.. MaAdoo: Now that a beginning
is to be made in opening for operation OF
the Hudson tunnel system, write to express
my regret that l cannot be present i'll person,
and express my high aggregation OF DIV, mha a
the Hudson river is indeed notable
achievement-one of those achievements OF
which all Americans are, az they should pe,
Justly DHOuu. 1t Is Il 'lSS.A t1N>1 tt,N''''7
than any Alpine tunnel which has yet been
constructed All the business men and en-
gineers who have taken part in bringing
this great achievement TO SUCCESSFUL con
clusion ought TO be most heartily con
graduated 1t is the kind of business
achievement which is in the highest d2gre"
creditable to the American people ana lol
which American people should feel and
publicly acknowledge their hearty graft
tude.
More Ceremony Tonight.
This evening there will be more cere~
monies in celebration of the tunnel open
ing at a dinner at Sherry's cafe in this
city. where there will be more speech
making.
Service to the public will begin at MD,
night when the first public train will
leave the station in this city for Hobo
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1908-02-28
HE ASKS FULL PARDON

ST. PETERSBURG. FEB. 25.-Lieut-
(,en. Stoessel. who February 20 was
condemned to death for the surrender
of the Port Arthur fortress to the Japa-
nese mas petitioned Gar Nicholas for Il
full pardon.
The court recommended that the death
sentence be committed TO ten years i'm
prisonment in a fortress and that the
general be excluded from the service.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1908-02-28
Geese and Education.

Mrs. Susan Merrill of East Eddington.
Me-, has supported herself for ten years
and sent her two boys through college by
making feather beds of real goose down
and selling them in New England.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1908-02-28
DISCUSS HANDLING OF CARS.
Individual Owners to Confer with thG
Railway Men

PITTSBURG. Pa, Feb. Pa series
of meetings between the Individual Car
Owners association of the United States
and the railways, to be held here, are be-
ing arranged to discuss important mat
tiers pertaining to the handling of private
cars Tn. organization controls 10000
cars.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1908-02-28
BIG DECREASE IN
MARCH DIVIDENDS
FALLING OFF IN DISBURSEMENTS
AMOUNTS TO NEARLY 100000
COMPARED WITH 1907.
INTEREST PAYMENTS ARE LESS
Inspection of Figures Shows the Effect Of
General Depression in Stocks
and Bonds.
STATEMENTS SHOW DIFFERENCE.

NEW YORK, Feb. 25.-The March
dividend and interest disbursements will
exceed $70,O0OOO0. Up to the present
date dividends declared upon outstanding
stock of New York city banks and trust
companies and the various railroads and
industrial and public service corporations
Of the United States will aggregate $751;
629,061. as compared with $43, 4O3 600
declared during March, 1907, while the
total interest payable upon the bonds OF
the railroads, industrial and public serv-
ice corporations, and all the cities, states
and counties of the United States is $32,-
234, 11S, as compared with $34, O2O,904
paid during March, 1907.
Payments of Two Years.
The following table gives the interest
and dividend payments for March, 1908,
comparing the separate items and totals
with the disbursements of March, 1}4~
MARCH DIVIDEND DISBURSEMENT -.
1908 1907.
Railroads .S12. 1874, OH $13,2l2 14o
Industrials .......... 81, So, 100 27,621 60I
Public service ...... 2,376,444 2,513,64s
Banks &, trust comps At 500 $4,000
Totals ......... $37, $40 ,O61 $43, 403,O0U
MARCH INTEREST DISBURSEMENTS.
Railroads ........... $19, 153,3 1868 $19,26O,G5I
Industrials ......... 6,312,844 3,SS4Ol9
Public service ...... 4,312,200 6,764O1s
NeW YorE civ 1900 100 50OOJ
Totals ....... So, 234, l1S Ss4,O209o4
TOTAL DISBURSEMENTS
Dividends .$37. 629 06d So, 1922 z,
interest :-.......'... oZ'-df'1Io o7'o-o''o1
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TOYS Children Like Rest

A hundred and thirty-two boys and
seventy-two girls in a Partisan school
were invited to describe their preferences
in the way of toys.
Among the former 81 voted for rail-
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1908-02-28
BIG Tim Lifted the Lid.

Seven words spoken by Timothy D.
big Tim) Sullivan in the Assembly at
Albany killed a bill for the. passage of
which the ways had been well creased.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1908-02-28
LISBON TROUBLE
BECOMES DAR4f2|
PORTUGAL aueLu ON VERGE OF pollgIc,,I
STRUGGLE WHICH THREAT, IVA
EMS MONARCHY.
MANUEL YIELDS TO ENEMIES
Course Which King Has Taken l, p.
garded as Dangerous to the
Country.
MANUEL YIELDS TO ENEMIES
CAPITAL TO BE THE BATTLFP,p, ,

LISBON. Feb. 25-Wbetbor u, .
republic is soon to supplant tbo ~, yY q
arcny in Portugal, it is practic,nn 1 vi
unanimous opinion here that the noan Il'
ture will witness a violent political w. s,. W
gle in which the life of the mono~T
may be the stake, The comnor.t;-
tranquility since the assaSsiua1innS'
simply a breathing spell in Wick S1'S Il is
forces OF the monarchy on the one bo U5
ana popular government en- the Other gra
being marShaled for the comipc fra,, ~" .I
battlefield of which will be Lisbon "V
The masses OF the people in the conn
try are ignorant and have hitherto SoIr
entirely Indifferent to the political Gn a.
ties which have coEvulsed the c9n; G"y
Lisbon, for political purposes is PfE ortm
gal, and the republicans are confdor.
that the influence of the capital wIiaS
they assert is almost unanimonsI ', W.
publican, will sound the kuelI Of rI,
monarchy '
Republicans Confident.
Since the assassinations of King fan
los and Grown Prince LUZ. the roN"
licans have been joined by the diSvda'.
progressists and they intend ia mai,,
their campaign for a change of rq lr1n.
openly i'll the coming electoral coni ,I'
They anticipate an easy and comnoto
victory.
Disinterested opinion, however aoo,
not consider Portugal ripe for a repnGir,
it believes. in fact, that the country nnJ@
a popular regime in the present backward
state of the masses would become prov
of the ambitions of politicians and F.,
the central American republics won1d
be without stability. Nevertheless, II,
fear exists in these quarters that tIf
monarchy is doomed.
King Yields to Enemies
The young King, Manuel, undoubted
ly with the best of intentions, has Weld
ed to the enemies Of his father and
Franco. They have persuaded him G
sponge out the dictatorship and to hegn
as a strictly constitutional sovereign
but above all, to place himself in then
hands. Under the present circumstance,
the course Of the King is most danger
Gus insomuch as he has placed the dpy
TIMES of the throne in the hands of The
leaders of the two discredited old par
ties.
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IRON TRADE IS IMPROVING.
Big Plant at Reading, Pa, Reopens and
Many Get Work

Many Get Work.
READING, Pa, Feb. 25.--The local
plant of the American Iron & Steel Co,
resumed today after two months idle
ness 1t employs nearly 1000 hands. The
company reports an Improvement in the
iron trade.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-25
OTHER MARKETS-BY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago. Aug 24-CATTI.E-R Receipts. estimated.
about 30 coo head market steady 10 choice ma
cattle steers 75aST cows 409s5 %: hefers.
feeders 50 etas4 so HoGs-Recepts estimated. about
= 900 head market for good hogs strong but grass graHes
ers 50 TO9s6 50 light mixed Sc SO 40 choice light
Sc eoass 20 packing So 9as8 So pigs 50 9as3 So bulk
70 900 head market 1ng25c lower sheep So 50ss4 So
lambs. 81 75as6; yearIlngs 81 2DGs4 T5.
Cincinnati. Aug 24-HOGS easy. &c lower; butchers
and shippers 81 $3.50 so; common s. 3OGS5 80 Il
TIE quiet 0c lower fair to good shippers 81 6oTso 6o
common, s2as3 SHEEP easy and slow 81 2'ss4 lambs
East fsuftao. Aug 24-CArTIE-Reoeipts. 3 200 head:
active l0g15c higher prime steers. S8FS6 So ship
ping 254SJ butchers s. 5oG$5 60 heiers. So 1og
So 90: So 23as5 buIls 81 759S4 So sockers and
ana sprilgers active s2Qs3 higher at $22gs5s
1880 head active and steady at s6&se
O5S-Receipts. 1900 head; slow and steady; pigs
%: pigs. s3aS5 s. 5oGs6 Stages 81 75g
81 30. diaries, S6gS6 80 SHEEP and I.AMBS-Receipts
900 head active. sheep steady; lambs. 2oc nlsher
lambs s. @5qS6 yearlings 81 l3aSS q wethets - %"
as ~: ewes. S4dS4 %: sheep. mixed. 81 5oQS4 90
Kansas City. Aug 24-CATTLE-Fseceipts, y 900 head
including 1900 southens market steady to shade lover
good s. 5Ugs6: Western steers. 50 6OQS5 sockeTs ana
feeders S3fS4 65; Souherns steers. So 5gS4 % south
s. 2JGS3 40 native cows s. 4ea$s i9 nat!ye
heifers 50 TS5 -: bulls s. 604Sl calves. So 5oa$9 %
5000 head; market steady; top. ST -
25dsG light. s69S6 21z; pigs - 90
gs5 sHEEP-Recepts 1900 head market ssa9y e. 59o
stockers and feeders S. 25as4 y.
Union stock Yards Pittsburg. Aug 24-CAi L. T.
SO 25. sHEBF'-supply light steady prime wetheTs.
veal calves. ssGsS % HOGs-Receipts light; lower;
S. s5as8 light Yorker Sc 4Ogs8 IS; pigs s. 5$' So
rouEhs, s54S6
New-York tribune., 1908-08-25

u n, Sc 5o SO d. IS n Sc Is: ia Ohio sheep
l1s NJ at s4 Is Pennsylvania do, 10 10 at staee
do, 116 70. ct 81; do. I30 fb at 50; DO cu) 10"
~ at 81 50 West Virginia do. 10 ib at 50 70 >,
n. 50: Iso So 5o a4s DO IS ss Oh p ass 81
So a;is Is 90 90 II Il r S at S So s7s s. do es
IS 5O 81 yearngs 90 ~ at 50 so; 81 hentuGky
sheep 146 ~ 81 65 35 do, liz ID. at - 90 IN
diana do 130 10, at 81 80. - w. ,--.i,,,
Shippers Commission Company: 2i5 West Hsit,a
E keagsky . do 81 n at at So So = = snsfSy s @ S Sheep '
do Is ~ 81 81 10. at 81 24 west Nir-
slns do Z n at Sc so' 10 DO e6 H. al ~ 80 'O
McPherson & CO. 2a3 Ohio lambs 60 n, at SO 81
IS do Ccus IS n al s. so 81 st state @ DO & - i 20 n
Fred /, KTatz: 252 west Virginia lambs 20 H. at
81. 254 do. SO 10. s6 SO. . >. n 20
s. Pennsylvania lambs. 81 10 at Sc 90; y
do. a 10 SO %; 43 do. 10 NJ at So IL 40 o. 90:
at s. % % state do 81 ~ at So 90 90 10; e. a.
7s 70. So; do (culs) 81 n. at s. 90 fehh-
syivania do 1iO 10, 81 25; DO. 1o2 1b at So 90
s. Judd & 1s1 West Virginia lambs. 90 ID az
Sc go 81 Pennsylvania do IS NJ at Sc 24 Kentucky
do 72 10 Sc sheep l3S ID, at S4 90 Vc1lsl
SO ~ at 81 25 West Virginia sheep ana snos' % ID
H. H Hollis: II state lambs rs lb, at SO % sheep'
116 u. at So
IS do rs n at Sc / buck 200 n. at So so
Jeliffe Wright ls state lambs, II 10. al Sc
buck 100 n. So.
HoGs-Receipts were ~ cars. 10000 head, in
cluding 1132 head sold The feeling was STEADY
for all weights New York state and PennsydvaHla hogs
at s7Gs7 10 per 100 10; roughs s6fs6 10
s. 10 per leo 10: ol0 10 s. %: Il do ls0 70
at 81 81 Pennsylvania do 16s n at 81 10 roushs 245
W r Hume: ! state hogs rs ~ a 10; ID do.
12Oio s. 05 81 do 80 H. at 81 roughs 35I 10 al so