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The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-11-01

station. bath. lights and gas. $l050-$500 cash balance $25 month, beau tiful lot on Jefferson avenue, Ensley Highlands.
 $240O-S400 cash, balance S25 month, new, broom cottage at Jefferson avenue sta- ton, Ensley Highlands. $2s50-S1250 cash, balance s35 month, broom cottage fronting the car line at Palmer station. bath, lights and gas S1700-S900 cash, balance easy 4-room eot- tage on the car line. close to the junc- tion, this will make good business property.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-08-26
Chappelle's Release
Cause of a Rumpus.

Memphis, Tenn, Aug. 25-William
II. Chappclle WEo has just joined
Manager kelleys squad in Boston, has
the unique distinction of having been
released outright when other South
ern League clubs We're willing to pur-
chase his release and several major
league clubs We're struggling to pay
him bonus to sign when they learned
that he was q free agent.
He is better known as "Big Bill'' in
the South. and Southern critics say
he has an ample supply of curves and
speed with control enough for a pitch
CT in fast company.
Chappcllc was fired rather petulant-
ly from the Memphis club because he
stopped the first cannon BALI train
for New Orleans from Memphis On
order, from the owner of the club,
Manager Rabb was forced to release
Big Bill' outright. although he had
won tWO-thirds of his games. The per-
remptnry action of the Memphis Off
Gals has precipitated q Squabble that
may end in a fine being imposed on
the Memphis manager for failing to all
low other Southern League clubs to
purchase his services.
Manager Frank of New Orleans, who
claimed Chappelle by this method, has
already prepared to take his conten-
ton to the National Commission if pos
sble and get either Chappelle's SER
vices or possibly some financial reim-
bursement from Boston, but Pres.
kIVanaugh of the Southern League
says the commission will throw the
case out.
Chappelle weighs more than 200
pounds, is just "a years old, over six
feet tall and has served in the army
entering when he was 16 years old. He
served in Cuba three years and was
honorably discharged as a sergeant of
cavalry
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-08-26
TENNIS
Alexander BeStS
Clothier in Straight
Sets at Newport.

Newport. r. l., Ag. 25.-Maintaining
me strength and steadiness which
nave characterized his play through
out the all-comers national lawn ten
MS tournament at the Casino. Fred
erlck Il. Alexander of New York to-
day furnished the spectators with the
greatest surprise of the entire event
by defeating William J. Clothier of
fhliadelphia, former national cham
plon, IN straight sets Their match
was In the Semi-fnals, and the result
gives Alexander the right to play in
the finals tomorrow against Beals G.
wright Of Boston, who today disposed
OF Nathaniel Emerson of Chicago, af-
Ter four-set contest
Alexander played more brilliantly
than ever today. and, although Clothier
was able TO prOlong the first two sets
TO II games each, Alexander won
them both, and in the last game of
the third set Clothier went to pieces
ana made so many errors that the
New York man had no difficulty in
running out the match Wright, mean
While was playing easily, and although
ne lost one set to Emerson he took the
match without extending himself
greatly. Wright won the champion
ship in 1905. and reached the finals in
1901 while Alexander never before has
succeeded In getting SO far as the fin
ais in the national event.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-08-26
.RAWSON HAS SHADE THE
BETTER Of JIMMY LYNCH.

Gloucester, Aug. 25-The boxing
boats at the Cape Ann A. c. last even
ing were largely attended by the MEM
beers and the card presented to them
vas very satisfactory one. The fea-
turn bout was one of II rounds be-
TIVE. 2 Tommy RaWSon Of East Boston
and Johnny Lynch Of Cambridge and,
while RaWson had n shade the better
Of the bout, the decision of Referee
Martin I'laherty calling for dra"
Wis received we'll RaWsOn done most
of the leading throughout the bout.
Tho first round was L"nch's, all right,
and they fought about even up to the
sixth. In this round PaWson forced to
the front, landing some good lefts to
the jaw, and had the better OF the rest
Of the bout. III the 18th he had Lynch
in a bad way and holding on to avoid
purishfne mt The last round was an
even break. Young Williams of Glou-
ceSter Won from Young Nelson of
Gloucester in two rounds, and Young
Slater Of Boston got the decision over
J@ck Johnson Of Goldfield in a six
round preliminary.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-08-26
BASEBALL NOTES.

Christy Mathewson has eight shut
out victories to his credit this year.
Pittsburg will probably have Barry,
Abstein and Frock of the Providence
Grays in 1909.
Worcester is drawing away in the
New England League and it looks like
the thirl consecutive championship
jesse Burkett has not decided vet to
turn down Hugh Duffy's offer of $1,000
to Join .ho Providence Grays
Jerry Freeman. Washinton's third
haSeman. was married to Miss Lulu II
Gilbert Monday evening in Washington
The Giants have lost the services Of
the Pacific coast catcher. Snodgrass
who had his thumb nearly torn off by
ball!
OF Saturdays six games in the
Southern League. four We're shutouts
and the other two We're wol 3 to and
, to /.
Joe Tinker Of the Chicago Cubs has
the good record Of having put in a
stretch of rs games at shortstop with
out an error this year.
iicI " hplus.y WltH New j oTk anu
Pittsburg began their fifth series. the
Giants had won five games and the
Pirates had won nine games.
Tom Gilroy has pitched nine games
for Lawrence since he left Fall River.
and won eight Of them. His old team
beat him Saturday. 1 to 2.
Forrest Foore. the new Cubs pitcher,
a " fnr
I. ED team in The Three T. League
his year.
In 1906 Vic" Willis, who like Young
" Young formerly belonged to the
Boston Nationals, won a Thinning l
10 0 game Tor the Pirates over Long
Bob" Ewing of Cincinnati.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-08-26
BILL GLOVER AND LOCKE
Fight A GOOD DRAW.

Providence. Aug. 25.-Billy Glover Of
Boston and Kid Locke of Philadelphia
went to Il 15-round draw at the Stand
ard Athletic Club in I.ymanSville last
night. after one of the fastest and
hardest bouts seen here in long
while. The bout was the main event,
and wis n stellar performance
throue hout. From the first, Glover
forced the fighting and got a good lead
in points UP to the 10th round Kid
Locke then took q brace and evened
up. taking the last round by several
points.
Glover showed his ability at foot
work ami ring generalship throughout
ii" showed up best in science, while
Locke landed many hard punches.
When Referee Doherty gave his de-
cision of n draw the snorts present ac-
cepted it without a sign of discomfort
and We're satisfied.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-08-26

not make a compliant against the.
'"I'im" Hurst is not q very sensitive
feilow, ana 'opprobinus epithets." as
the hra&e gotS, DO not greatly disturb
him, but il IS said that Manager Jones
besides calling Tim" a name asserted
that he vas blind as a bat" In the
brief battle of words out on the field
Hurst tool: great exception to the re-
Election upon his eyesight.
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came under the wire in a bunch, and
it was almost Impossible for a novice
to pick the place winners. The judges
We're nearly ~ minutes in arriving at
the conclusion.
There mas been no question. however,
as to Allen Winter and as Mcdonald
came back he was lifted from The sulky
AMI carried up the track on the Ghouid-
ers of his shouting admirers.
1t was found that Prince g. had
captured second money, SaneFrancisco
third money, Ralph Wick, fourth, The
Huntsmaa fifth and Peter Balta sixth.
Geers, who drove Teasel and Andrews,
behind Sweet Marie, We're beaten about
80 feet by the piece winners
In the first heat Of the big race Jay
KAY set the pace at the start and man.
aged to hold Il lead until just before
the finish when Bervaldo came out in
front and won by half 4 length, with
the balance OF the field we'll punched.
In the second heat, Peter Balta made
the pace for the first half mile, but
was PASSED at the turn into the stretch
by Prince G., The Huntsman ana Allen
Winter the four horses finishing in
that order.
The day was ideal, and the crowd
saw some excellent supplementary
races IF the regular Grand Circuit
meet, the 2.o4 and the 2.12 trot The
first was won by Uedgewood Boy in
straight heats while Marvellata Captur-
en the greater portion OF the firsts in
the second event. The first heat in the
20l race was close from the start
IN he n lA rlyaf
co,ld have ccv.rod tba borses nrac-
- - ~ iioi - ~ a.
tically the entire distance.
!,
AMERICAN TROTTIEG DERRY HAN
DICAp-Pl-RSE So C(n-FIRST PRE-
IINTINARY
Rervaldo h o. Nv. Tho r,a,,,r, lpboodos, ,
reaerI Oh )" =, ,G,nrsI
romnnser h q I,ase1ii OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
'l,ISeii -'.'''.....''..
Locust .ack. g G lMcienlYD 6
Ralph Wick. j Dore).
;)amfl. + f-rnest) Observation-Disclosures. 9,
ilne-2ih Ai.
a1 1",io' R,di ou Il i'ar"n hlnstresS, IN
ref q aI I, eta,t ls,i''' 'en''ei ana Mafsa-
SECOND pREI1NJEApy HEAT
~ ~ . 3 by Maltyer FArley)...... l
NJ fiunt slnah D. n tfiuSseE
Hleh Wlhtef D n ~. Acknowledgements. 3
c c.,rr rata, or 'Sn"Wl........
I'm, oh < tShank).. ........................ G
I ~ " M1,,i Or 'Dupfee)..........
Time - = - 'fN''''i :" H'''''''''''.'.. )
p,1.oo., Z, Da .,
f.r1Tccii u, :aron Alciyone Wilkerson,
Burr, Fred G. and Wilkes Hem HIM G aIln
'''i go
FINAL HEAT.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-08-26

Boston, Aug. 25.-Manager Fielder
Jones and Second Hascman George
Davis Of the Chicago Americans have
been suspended Indefinitely. The re-
ceived their notices from President
Ban Johnson last night, and We're
much Hurprls. !, as they We're conf
dent that Umpire Hurst. who elected
them from the game Saturday. would
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-08-26
DOTNGS IN THE WORLD OF SPORTS.
BOXING
THIS WEEKS BOUTS.

Wednesday-Teriy Martin vs.. Frank
Klauss and Patsey Kline VS.. Mike Tuths
III New York; Ad Wolgast VS.. Danny
Goodman at Racine. Wis.
Thursday Bouts at the Broadway 4. c,
of Philadelphia; Tommy O'keefe VS.
Tommy Devlin.
Triday-Young Loughroy VS.. Jack Dor
man at New York
Saturday Bouts at the National a. {.
Of Philadelphia; bouts at Plum Island,
New York.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-08-26
CONNECTICUT LEAGUE.

At Bridgeport. first eamo-Holyoke ..
Bridgeport 1. II innings Second game
HOlyoke 4. Bridgeport !
At WaterbuIy-Me g. Waterbury ..
At New Britain-New Britain 4. New
Haven .
At Hartfcrd-First game Springfield G.
Hartford 2. Second game-Ha-tford 3.
Springfield 0.
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Burns Wants to
Meet johnson in
Ring at Sydney.

Sydney. y. S w, Aug. 25.-"Tommy"
Burns, who yesterday defeated "Bill'
Squires, states that he is anxious to
meet Jack" Johnson in Sydney and
that negotiations looking to a match
ar" now under way.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-08-26
EASTERN LEAGUE.

At Rochester, Newark 3, Rochester 3
II innings. darkness.
Al RuEalo--Buffalo 0. Baltimore H.
AT ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS =. Plovdehc., |.
At Montreal-Jelsey City ,, Montreal /
IA innings.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-08-26
SPORTING NOTES.

The Zust machine, one of the con-
tcstants N tie rectn New York to
Paris automobile race. arrived at Bos-
ton Tuesday. The machine is BADLY in
need of repairs.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-08-26
BOSTON,.

st. I.nui.; ...........G o 4 q q o x-4
Boston ..............G o . . o o.
Two-basc hits Murray. Dahlen. Hits
OFF Chapprllc : In i % innings; off Lind
aman in Ia inning. off Dolnrr in in
ming. Sacrifice Iii Charles :. Shaw
Sweeney, Murray. Stolen lAs"s-Muray
.. Eyre. Double plaNs-Bvlne and
Charles: knn'tchv OInaseistcGD Left on
bases st, Louis \. Boston 4. First base
on halls-DH D"rner |, off Chappellc /.
Hit by pitcher-By Chappclle Struck
"ut-Bv Lush 4, by Chnppollr !. Time.
A.. Umpire Klein.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-08-26

''Cy' Young has personally thanked
the newspaper writer's for helping
make 'Cy Young Day great success"
and at .he same time Young sent his
compliments. Everyone in the press
box will "smoke up" throughout the
series 18th the Browns.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-08-26

Jiggs DonOhue doesn't look iine \.
well man. 1t is said that he VIII s.ll
operated on for appendicitis TINS ad
So will Davy Brain, the Doves ana
third baseman, and Umpire Jonns s,on
and Pitcher johnson of Wasnihs,,.r
are said to be affected with sn
trouble.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-08-26

In the series this year between +,o
W'ite a"N and the st. Louis Browns
McAieers team has won eight games,
iosirs nine The Browns have taken
SIX games from Detroit and have lost
nVe. The Tigers have beaten Chicago
~ times and have lost four times.
Cleveland's record is: Detroit 1877, St.
Louis 50, Chicago 7-3.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-08-26

Chicago ......0 0 o 0 3 : . x-1O-lO-O
BROOKLYN .....2 0 0 0 o o 0 o. . g.
Batteries Rculbach and Moran; Bell,
Rucker and Bergen Time. la Empires
RUddetham and EmSlic.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-08-26

Worcostc

Worcester .....0 > o l o 1-4-l3-1
Haverhill ......0 O 0 0 ! II 81
BattcrieS-lso berich and MCCnne:
O'Toole and Andrews Time. 80. I'M
pires, j. ORrien.
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AT HROCT[ToN.
k1nll

BroCkton .....1 o q 3 XII
New Bedford % q o q 0 4 0-i-l-3
Battrries-O'Toolc and Waters: Conlcy.
Murray and Weldon. fine. LII. Umpire.
McDeirlott.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-08-26

Arthur Irwin says that the major
league team that will win the most
gamcs at this season of the year is
the one that will have three frst-class
pitchers and use them regularly in
turn.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-08-26

me Doves have lost 10 games to
Plttsburs, IA to Chicago and nine to
New York this year. winning six, five
and SIX games respectively from those
teams.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-08-26
NATIONAL.
NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING.

St Louis, Aug 25.--Charles' running and
fast fielding enabled st. Louis to make it
two games out of -four from Eoston by
winning tOday'S contest to |.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-08-26
AT PITTSBIRG.

PittSburg ......O . o o o O-3-1O-2
New York .....l 0 q 0 . 3 o. Al
Batteries Maddox and Gibson. CrandalI
and N"edham and BreSnahan. Time, 80
Umpires O'Day and Rigl"r.
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AT CINCINNATI.

Cincinnati - q 0 o 0 0 o. -
PhillieS .....O q o 0 y o G. 2-4-l3-
batteries E"lZ. Ewing and Scilei: Cor
tombstone
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-08-26

To date the New York Highlanders
have spent about 10000 for new ma
terial.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-08-26
BOSTON.

Three has. hit Stahl. Sacrifice hits
bell 3. Walsh. Hahn. Gcssler. Left on
bases Chicago 4. Boston T. First base on
balls. on Arclanes .. First base ON or
rors-t Chicago: struck out-by Ar"llants
J. by Walsh 3 Time. 1.35. Empires,
OLoughlin and itust.
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Az PHILADELPHIA.

Cleveland ...o . 0 0 c 0 , O-3-G-l
Philadelphia ...L . . { o-2l5-l
Batteries Berger and BcmiS. NickorS
and Schr"ck Time 80. Umpires, Exams
and Sheridan
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-08-26
AT NEW YORK

st Louis .......d o q o q o o 0-;-6-1
New York ......0 y q q y ! X-3-1-2
Batteries Howell and Smith: Manning
and kleinow. Time. $50 Umpire, Con
molly.
At WashinGton-The Washington De
troit game was postponed; rain.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-08-26
Frank R. H. and
Roland AXteIl Win
In Straight Heats.

Livermore Falls, Me-, Aug. 25.-(Spe-
GAIA good crowd saw two good races
won in straight heats on the opening dav
OF me Androscoggin County fair Frank
K. IT,, bay gclding driven by Page. tool,
ilrst money in the 219 trot or pace. with
lrlSy ). second The 2.40 trot went to
Roland AXtell. Hiram bringing IN in sec-
ond place. The summary:
215 CLASS. TROT OR PACE PURSE
5000
frank K. r., b g page.
iilHS >, b m (Rcss). ,
BABE Drake. blk nj GSmall and De-
,"iDI ...'.. ...................4
Manila Boy, b g (RusselD ....5 4 ,
frlncess Pngh. m Woodbury). lib s :
Time 23324 2.21A, 2.2lA. :
24e TROT-PURSE SEQ
roland Axtell. br (Jenness) .1
t + 1t;.ni, tJordam. ................3 ,
atisslma, b m Bragg. 2 ?
Once star, oh m Gregg .4
Time-2.32h. 2.26A. 225A.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-08-26

A birthday party was given A a,
Sadie Blake Saturday evening I'm
Grange hall by her young frlends W."
presented her with a chair, ana -
locket containing seventeen brilllan.s,
A cake having seventeen candies 4,
in the center of the table. Apou. ;.
were present. Ice cream ana -. 18th
were served, and her seveh'e ',,oc.
birthday will be a pleasant reco''''
ton for some time.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-08-26

Mr.. and Mrs. John A. Woodsum came
from China in their automobile Mon
day morning and while Mr.. Woodsum
attended to some business Mrs. Wood
sum called on Mrs. d. B. Gates. They
were old school mates.
Misses Vina and Sarah Hussev of
Wellesley, Mass, called on friends
Sunday after attending services at
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n trausST-r1sv,I o.,s..~ .-.-
New-York tribune., 1908-05-28
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

| Chicago Nav 2Z-The grain markets on the local
exchange were irregular today the May oenVery
hatn. s+Tone and more distant options weak A
rev high record mark for the present MAY opium
In corn was made ats at 81 ,cbangsS @ Wheat for July
delivery was off 1ac. Oats were &c hlsner. Pfo-
visions were 212c higher.
The wheat market opened weak because OF the
rsi1,,re Of Eropean markets to respond to yester-
day,s advance here. Shorts in the May oeiVery
+ook advantase of the small decline, and began 10
cover freely which caused the price OF tnet option
N advance from 81 "a TO 81 O. within the first nfteen
minutes Other deliveries. however, were anecteu
hut slightly during the first half Of the day by the
st-sngfb NJ Nav Later the market became
strong because Of the bulge In corn ror Nay Al
the close the May option was strong; anu o'.eI
lower at s21sc to s214c. sold at $3.50 and tnen De
cltned to e11ac. Tho close was at sc May SOLO
between 81 o. and 81 os1k, and closed al tns a1 n,gn
point Clearances of wheat and hour were eauaI
TO b4s 200 bushels. The worlds visible supply as
shown by Bradstreet's, decreased 10000 oushels-
Primary receipts were A2,0o bushels against $50
GOO bushels on the day last year MINNIE
apols Duluth and Chicago reported receipts OF
1873 cars against 149 cars last week and $50 cars
year ago.
Corn was weak early In the day on selling BY
longs but later rallied sharply on active covering
day governed mainly by the consestlon ~
the May delivery, which resulted in an advance OF
that option to SIC new high price Tor tne year
A forecast of more rain in the corn belt was re
sponsibls for the strength. The market closed
strong. July opened 1sc and 14c to &c ana sc
lower at 6S1sc. sold off to S7s.c and then adj
vanced to Sc and 6s1sc- The close was at $50
and esssc. May opened 1sc higher, at 7sc, sold up
to SIC, and closed at Soc. Local receipts were Sa
cars with 249 of contract grade
Oats were weak the opening, in sympathy with
other grain, but rallied on green bug reports IN
Illinois and Indiana July opened sc lower. at
4714c. sold at 47a4c, and then advanced 70 4sz7e,
The close was at 4s1sc. May sold between ooA4c
and 561ac and closed at SSsc- Local receipts were
so
Provisions were easy early in the day. but rallied
later along with grain. At the close July pork
was up z1ec, at s13 T71s. Lard and rlos were ea1h
at IS 57i1 and 81 -, respectively.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow; Wneat- Is
cars corn 4s7 cars; oats I'D cars: hogs 2ooO head
New-York tribune., 1908-05-28
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

BEEyES-Recepts were "A cars. or !; ;526 head in
cudng direct saushtereTs and 20 f the
sale OF which at Jersey City and cars at
18th st. The whole market extremely snow; choice
closing prices: and medium cows and bologna
lower 4 number OF cars cattle were carried over:
Good choice native steers sold at - se7s5 30 per ~!
bull or two at IS 29s5 Co. choice cows 81 IS
asa CO. Dressed beef continued dull at steady prices
Exports this port day were 2Ioo quarters OF
beef Tomorrow the Arabic to Liverpool WI! .axe ouS
100 quarters Morris Beef Company.
MICH COWs-Receipts were iia head including
suburban dealers and 80 for the maIaet All at
for all except real choice COWS The offerings were
closed out Common choice mixers, calf included:
ase7 90
CALvEs-Receipts $50 head. including 95s
local butchers and sl24 for the naake[ o.
Trade opened 25c lower for all except strictly
prime and choice veas closing 1se 70 Sc Rnte4mks
were in very light supply and weak TO ractl9n ione
About 200 calves unsod Common to choice xea.s
se selected ots sold early s. 2 bulls and throwouts
at s4at4 So butterks at SO 5oqs4 city dressed vsss
counitrD " dressed almost nominal 6asc-
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts we're Zsa car ng s2t 2s
for the market making with the stale stock II cars
sale. all Jersey city with the exception @ & OF Is
25c lower except for choice and prime nancy "esh,s
lambs in light supply and steady; choice grades
close Good to prime sheep sold 81 5oas5 100
b. yearnss IS inferior to choice Indiana and
At s1oc per 10; dressed yearngs 11d13c; few at
I31sc lambs steady at l4Glac few choice car
HOGs-Receipts wer. Az cars. or I;4e4 head in
steady for hogs pigs weak ss6 * state @ snq ena %
a SIS 259s5 so.