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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-01-21
COTTON MARKETS.

NEW YORK, January 21.-The cotton
market opened steady at an advance of
Bar points on overnight buying orders
and steady cables. but quickly eased off
under realizing with near months selling
a point under last nights close. Early
trading seemed to be largely selling of
March and May, against new crop pur-
chases. and the strength of the latter po-
sitionS served to steady the entire list
a few Stop-loSS orders on the short side
We're uncovered around $50 for October
and during the middle of the morning the
market was about to points net higher
with business moderately active and the
Futures opened steady. January. $50;
March. 262; May. 3.57; July, 3.51: August
OBS: October, 92S: December, 9.24
After selling to IL points net higher
with all the active months making new
high records for the season, the advance
was checked by realizing. but prices
held within or points of the best at
midday.
Spot quiet: middling uplandS, 900 mid
ding gulf 1915.
Estimated receipts at the ports today
5000 bales against 30, 195 last week and
AZ, 13s last year. For the week, 233 600
bales, against 2i2. 100 last week and 262,-
Io1 last year. Todays receipts at New
Orleans, $500 bales. against S,S79 last
year. and al Houston, 5Sl9 bales against
T,J29 last year.
Liverpool Cotton Prices.
LIVERPOOL. January 21.-Closine:
Cotton-Spot, good business done; prices
eight points higher: American middling
fair, 5.s;:; good midding, 547; mddling,
81: low mddling. oOJ; good ordinary,
as; ordinary, AIS. The sales of the day
were 12,Oo0 bales. of which 800 were for
Speculation and export. and included II 900
American. Receipts, II, 900 bales includ-
ing 300 American. Futures opened
steady and closed firm. January 515;
January and February. 515; February
and March >. 13l2; March and April, j 81;
April and May. 512; May and June
511l2; June and July, 5.11k: July and
August, 5.loi2; August and September,
!.02i2: September and October 49,:
October and November 1885,; November
and December, 491l2: December and Jam
uary. 4@l2 January and February
4 S.lI5.
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James P. Clarke Succeeds Himself
THE COURT RECORD
United States Supreme Court.

Present: The Chief Justice, Mr.. JUS
tice Harlan. Mr. Justice Brewer. Mr.. JUS
| tice White. Mr.. Justice Peckham Mr.. JUS
tice McKenna. Mr.. Justice Holmes, Mr..
| Justice Day and Mr.. Justice Moody.
j. William Shea of Washington, d. c.;
| Edwin M. Abbott of Philadelphia. Pa.
William L. A. Fitzgerald of Boston.
| Mass. and Arthur w. Dolan of Boston,
Mass. were admitted to practice.
No. 81. Marcelo LeanO ct al. plaintiffs
in error, agt. the United States: in error
to the supreme court Of the PHILIPPINE Is
lands; dismissed pursuant to tenth rule.
No. g. Josefa Diana Martinez ct al.
appellants, agt. La Association de Senoras
Damas del Santo Asilo de Ponce: argu-
ment commenced by Mr.. Fritz Won Brie-
sen, for the appellants. and continued by
Mr.. John w. Yerkes for the appellee.
Proceedings after The Star went to
press yesterday:
Nos $50, $50. $751; $50, 563 and 564. The
United States of America ex REL the At
torney General of the United States,
plaintiff in error, agt. the Delaware and
Hudson Company ct al; and
Nos. 565, 566 567, 56S, $50 and $40. The
United States of America, appellant. agt.
the Delaware and Hudson Company ct al.
argument continued by Mr. Walker D.
Hines for the defendant in error and ap-
pellee in Nos. $50 and 565, and concluded
by Mr.. Attorney General Bonaparte for
the plaintiff in error and appellant.
No. SO. Dennis w. Mullan, appellant.
agt. the United States; argued by Mr.. w.
f. Richardson for the appellant and by
Mr.. Assistant Attorney General John y.
Thompson for the appellee.
Adjourned until today at II o'clock
The day call for Thursday, January 81,
is as follows: Nos. 81, 81, &c. 81 (and 49,,
&c. 80, 81, 49, "a and 95.
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Money at $50.
LOANED ON D. c. REAL ESTATE
Heiskell & McLeran,
nn3O-tf 1903 Fl ST.
Wright Repudiates Interview.

Justice Wright of the District Supreme
Court is Indignant over an alleged inter-
view appearing in a numbers Of western
papers in which he is described as having
discussed with the writer the labor situa-
ton since his decision, holding Gompers.
Mitchell and Morrison in contempt of
court and sentencing them to Jail. Justice
Wright denies the contents Of the inter-
view in toto.
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NEW YORK CURB PRICES.
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

CHICAGO, January 21.-Weakness in
the Liverpool market. notwithstanding
the advance here yesterday, caused mod
ing here today. Opening shade to Aa3a
lower at 1O7B to 1O7A May wheat
touched 1O77s and declined to 1O71a
May corn opened unchanged to a shade
lower at 61Aa617s to 6l7s, and sold off to
613sa61$4.
May oats opened a shade lower at 51A
and sold at 515sa51A.
Provisions opened 21a to 1917 lower.
The wheat market displayed more
strength during the last half of the day.
owing to attempts of many traders to
cover short sales of May wheat This
forced the price of that delivery up to
10S1s. The market reacted later on profit
taking and closed steady with May 1kaL
lower, at 1O73s.
Buying by shorts and bulls caused an
advance in corn late in the day May
sold up to 62ss The close was firm.
with May up Is at 62A.
Close: Wheat-May, LOTS; July, e7% !:
September, 94&: December, 951s.
Corn-January, 5s1s; May, 624; July,
621a; September, 623s.
Oats-May, 81; July 46h; September,
39asa3912
Rye-Cash. II; May. 49,
Barley-Cash, 61a67.
Timothy-March. 400.
Clover-March, $40.
Probationary, 1850; May. 1880; July,
1875
Lard-January, 90; May, $50; July
1000.
Ribs-January. $50; May, 9.O7k; July,
9.171s.
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Furnished by w. B. Hibbs & Co.. bank
ers and brokers' Hibbs building, members
New York Stock Exchange. Washington
Stock. Exchange and Chicago Board OF
Trade
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Local Money Conditions.

The local money market remained upon
recent levels for various terms of ac-
commodation, and the foreign exchange
market was decidedly easier.
There were few interesting develop
ments, even of a routine character, re-
latins to particular stocks with the course
of the business session. The United States
Steel shares displayed much firmer tone
than at any time for several days, and
their course was undoubtedly a factor of
influence in the market at large. There
was no direct explanation of the ten
denotes of these securities. and, in fact,
forecasts of the companys quarterly
statement. which will be made public
next Tuesday. We're again pessimiStic in
their general tenor.
The Industrial and miscellaneous shares
were. however, generally firm. and sub
stantial gains were scored in General
Electric. Distillers Securities and Anal
gamated Copper
fractions Dull.
The local traction shares were compare
lively dull and reactionary. Transac-
tons in the bond market were relatively
upon more active scale than those in
stocks and substantial advances We're
scored by the Rock Island railroad and
> per cent bonds and by the Distllers
Securities per cents.
The Rock Island shares were likewise
strong and active features of the railway
list Notwithstanding the departure for
Europe of one of the leading personalities
In that system. Reading and Union and
Southern Pacific together with the other
usually active stocks in that department
Of the market fluctuated within narrow
limits. Norfolk and Western, which has
been conspicuous figure in the dealings
of late. was comparatively heavy.
For some reason there was quite de-
cided Shift in the views with regard to
the probable decision of the public service
commission upon the application of the
Erie Company in the matter of the pro-
posed bond issue and the Erie securities
We're firm.
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Liverpool Grain Prices

LIVERPOOL, January 21.-Closing:
Wheat-Spot easy; No. . red western
winter, Is 10d: futures quiet; March, rs
71ad; May. rs esd; July. IS I'D Corn
Spot steady: new American mixed (via
Galveston), 5s AID; futures quiet: March,
IS 35sd; May. % 3Sd.
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AN ANNUITY

NEVADA MINES.
The bullion output for 1909
will show an enormous increase.
Agents wanted in Washington
and vicinity to sell mining stocks.
Address Lock Box 364, City.
ja2O-2t
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Dull MARKET TODAY
Tore Reflected a Somewhat
Better Demand.
LARGELY PROFESSIONAL
Very Little Done in London for
Foreign Account.
U. S. STEEL MUCH FIRMER
Both Rock Island Bonds and Shares
Strong and Active Features.
N. & w. Heavy.
Special Dispatch TO The Star.

Special Dispatch TO The Star.
NEW YORK, January 21.-ThrouShout
the current week the various circum-
stances bearing upon the financial sltua-
ton and the stock market. together with
TIA results scored in the last named,
have shown such slight variations that
a description of one days transactions
would apply equally we'll to those of an
other. Thus tOday's stock market was
again very dull but steady, and while
the trading was largely of professional
character the tone of the dealings re-
Elected a somewhat better demand for Sc
curities than has been evinced previously.
OF real news there was little or none.
The London stock market exhibited
tendencies corresponding with those
shown in the local dealings. and very
little was done here for foreign account.
The discount rate of the Bank of Eng
land was left unchanged at per cent.
and the banks weekly statement showed
a proportion OF reserves to liabilities of
10 pep cent, as against 1870 per cent
last week. and J4.S7 per cent in this
week of last wear
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-01-21

CIRCUIT COURT NO 2-Chief Justice
Clabaugh.
Hawks agt. Brown; on trial; plaintiff S
attorneys, A. s. Worthngton and c. L..
Frailey; defendants attorneys, c. c. Tuck
er and H. Z. Davis.
CRIMINAL COURT NO 1-Justice Gould.
United States agt. Arthur l.. Scott: as
sault with dangerous weapon; on trial; at
torneys, Thompson & Laskey.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-01-21

CRIMINAL COURT NO. 2-Justice An
derson.
United States agt. Frank Hodgkns,
Claude Garner and Clement Keyworth.
robbery and larceny; sentence suspended
and personal recognizance taken; attor-
neys. Campbell Darlington and J. B.
Archer. jr.
United States agt. Charles V Ritchey
grand larceny; on trial; attorneys, NJ N
Richardson and w. E. Ambrose.
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CIRCUI4 COURT NO 1-Justice Stafford.
Apple agt. Capital Traction Company;
on trial; PLAINTIFFS attorneys, Leckie.
Fulton & Cox; defendants attorneys, r..
Ross Perry & Son and G. T. Dunlop.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-01-21

A seat on the Washington Stock Ex-
change which was sold yesterday at
auction brought Sd 400, which is an ad-
vance over the figures in the most recent
transactions of this nature. J. Bowie Chip
man was the purchaser, but it is under
stood he is acting for another, as he is
already a member of the exchange
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General nrerchandlse

Bsgs-Grain bags, 51aG5Ac; San Quentin
bags. 5s4c: wool bags 32e for 31a ID and Soc
for 10; fleece Irvine, Sc per ID.
CoaI-Beaver Hill. 81; Pennsylvania anthracite
egg, $40 per ton; Wellington, 50; New yelling
ton. SO; Coos bay. 81; Australian house-R Rich
mond etc.. 50; Pelaw Main, $3.50; Stanford
Richmond. $S Cumberland. SIS in bulk and
$3.50 In sacks: Welsh anthracite. SIS; coke.
$t5 per ton in bulk and SIC in sacks; Rocky
mountain coal. $3.50 per short ton.
0ils-Quotations are for barrels. Linseed. 67c
per gallon for boiled aud 6jc for raw: cases. Sc
more; castor oil in cases. No !. Tie; Bakers
IA, S1.i3GJi. 10: China nut cases. 10dS0c per
gallon: cocoanut oil 10 barrels. 60G6SI3c for
Xxx. 5714961c for No. and 55Ga5Sise for No.
2. according to quantity extra bIeached winter
sperm OIL Sic; natural winter sperm oil Ole:
atrral. whale oil. soc. extra winter strained
lard oil. 95Gl96c; No ] neatsfoot OIL Coo; her
ring oil. zoe; salmon oil. S5e; boiled hsh oil.
3Jc; paint oil. 35e-
Coal Oil. Gasoline, ete--water white iron
barrels or drums. Zoe; 100 deg oil iron barrels
drums. like: special do. 12c: pearl OIL in
eases. lie: astral. lie: star lie; extra star
20e Elaine. 261s eocene- zoe; red crown and
motor gasoline. in bulk i5e, in cases 22c: No l
engine distillate. in drums. Sc: No. ? do &c:
cases &c more; SO deg. gasoline. in bulk SOC Ia
cases 81 Iac varnish makers and painters uaph-
tina in bulk lie. in cases 1Sl5c
Turpentine-7lc per gallon in cases and 64c in
bulk. drums and iron barrels.
Rcsin (per Dbl of ESQ Ibs)-E $3.50: ?. sc. 6J.
G. s6.T0: II. 81: l. sos: WV $40 40
Red and White Lesd-Red. SIsH9c. white
Stds1zc per ID.
/, Cofee-t. L. Biekfcrd's circular gives the
receipts at this pert Thus far this wear At 2lJ.
SOS hays AZ ainst t;JStiS for the same time last
year. The sales from mrs hands were 1sf 200
bags. AGAINST l5J.0J3. The stock in first hands
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Butter. Cheese and Egg.

As foreshadowed in the last report the
stringency in the market for extra butter was
relieved by the arrival of steamer from Hum
boidt5 with large manifest. Practically all
of the supplies brought in, however. were read
lily disposed of aud the market retained ali
of the hrmness that characterized ii on the
preceding day. An attempt to put the market
up y cent failed. but most receivers were pre-
dieting an advance in the future The
quotations for eggs were unchanged, the market
ruling very firm Cor all grades and particularly
for extras, receipts of which continued to de
crease Some buyers paid a small advance
under the call on the exchange, Indicating that
the market pointing upward. Cheese was
moderately active at the old quotations
Sales on the exchange were follows:
Butter-20 cases of extras at 2SIac and 20
at 2Sc pound.
E"~s20 cases of extras at 321ac and 20 at
sc q dozen.
% fancy California Young Americas at Ice
pound.
Receipts were $4,000 pounds butter 6.0oo
pounds cheese and .465 eases eggs
The following are official quotations estab-
lished By tha sales bids end offers on the floor
of the dairy exchange. Prices in the street
while governed by the exchange quotations gen
orally range from lAc to &c higher owing to
the various charges to be added.
Butter-Fresh creamery extras. 2Sc per ID.
firm; do frsts. 2Tc. firm: do seconds. 261kc
firm; No. l packing stock 24iac. firm
Cheese-california fancy hats. Ice De. H.
firm. do frsts. 15lae. firm; do seconds. 13ise
firm; fancy Young Americas. Ice. firm: do firsts
lJc. firm: fancy Oregon Young Americas Ice.
firm: do hrsts. f61@c, steady.
Eggs (per dozen. cases ineluded) California
fresh extras. Sc. firm do fFsts. 29c firm; do
seconds. 25l2c, firm; do thirds. 23c firm
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GRAIN MARKET
Wheat and other Grain.

Wheat-Chicago was 1AG11se lower.
brokers wire from there said:
The worst break in prices of the day came at
the outset when miscellaneous longs, who had
bought on yesterdays seaboard claims of large
export business unloaded after it was dlscov
ered tnat the sales had apparently been of fu-
lures at Liverpool, Liverpool and other European
markets were very much lower and showed a
weak Tone There are claims from Nebraska
that farmers are stacking their wheat, partly
because of the wet weather recently and be-
cause of the lower prices. North Dakota has
set in few claims that hot weather is damag
less covering
weaker and handlers reported decline impend-
ing Buyers continue TO hold of.
New crop-Calif0rnia club 81 9T1S a.: So
nora, 81 .95@2.O215; white Australian, 81 071s a
2 10 Northern wheat, August-September deiv-
cry: Club. s1.s21h; Russian red, $3.50; turkey
red, s1.97h; buestem. 81 921h per ctl.
FUTURES
10 a. m. Session
No quotations. :
? p. m. Session
No quotations.
Barley Futures were lower and the cash
grain also declined with very weak feeling.
sale Of 1.500 sacks of feed was reported
terms withheld. Receipts were large, exceeding
10000 eentais. .su p,rv
Good to choice feed. spot. $1.40@1. 4215; COM
mon to fair, $1.35@13712 per ctl; brewing,
81 45dl .411; shipping, nominal chevalier
1890 a. Session
Open. High Low Close
December 81. 484 81 43s4 ST .43A 81 .4sH
p. m. Session
December-$1 43L.
May-$1.47A bid, $1.4S asked.
Oats-The market is developing increased
weakness and is very dull, with buyers holding
of There is now pressure to sell, especially
feed,
Considerable Texas red oats are being
brought into this market now 1t is claimed
that they most servieeable as seed, as it is
advisable to change the character of seed to
prevent crop deterioration. 1t is also reported
that actual experiments in seeding with these
Texas reds have proven most satisfactory and
given such excellent results that those farmers
who have grown crops of them have disposed of
their output to their neighbors.
New reds for feed 81 son1 80 for good to
choice aud S1.T0Mi.TTh for poor to fair; reds for
seed. S2G12.121a: black, $2.50@2.75 asked: new
northern white. October November delivery, 81 Go
M1.G7l4; Texas reds, in bulk, SI.97 in sacks
2.05 per ctl.
Corn--Is weak at the decline noted yesterday
Small round yellow. $3.50; white. 81 .SO6aI So :
large yellow $1.75@1.S5; western states yellow.
in bulk, San Francisco track 81 -65; white ST SO
mixed, 81. 60; Egyptian, nominal.
Rye-Quotatons continue nominal in the alb
sence of transactions.
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS


NEW YORK. Aug 5.-HuttOns wire SAYS:
s.The very nervous undertone again apDar-
ent in the local cotton market, and very strong
interests are appearing on both sides Liv-
erpool was considerably higher than anticipated,
aud the early weather map showed contlnu-
alton of the dry hot condition in Texas, but the
local market ignored the features.
After the opening, however, prices began 60
drop somewhat quickly. Bears were aggressive
and sold quite freely. but when prices got down
within 10 4 points OF the lie mark resist
ance was met and the market showed mod
crate rally. The reports from Texas were pull
fsh regarding crop conditions. II being claimed
that the crop is deteriOrating rapidly ON ae-
count Of the lack Of moisture. and some a'l-
thOrities are now estimating that that state
will not raise two million bales While there
has been rather too much rain in the eastern
sections the crop advices aside from Texas, are
generally Of more satisfactory nature Tue
demand for spot continues small
1.-THE feeling here Is badly mixed. The mar
ket is largely IN the hands OF powerful traders
and they are doing about as they Ike with IT,
After % point break 10 two days the small
operators have been pretty web shaken out and
the market is in healthy position from their
point OF view Weather conditions, are about
the same hut there is too much rain In the
eastern part Of the belt and Texas IS still
very dry. There seems 10 be feeling that
new COTTON win be for sale in the market IN the
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GOLD FOR JAPAN
LEAVES NEW YORK

NEW YORK, Aug. 5.-The professional
element in the stock market speculation
remained distrustful of the high level of
prices today and worked for reaction, as
they did yesterday. Their operations were
tentative and so cautious to have little
effect on prices until holder attack in
the last half hour, when there was evi-
dence of substantial realizing. Positive
strength in other quarters served, how
ever, as a sustaining force. United States
steel, in fact, rose through its previous
high record, and Residing passed 1874, its
previous maximum.
The sentimental effect Of these two cpl
sodes was considerable. The winding up
of the, tariff struggle and the conviction
that the reopening of the market tomor-
row would see the new law enacted was
Of some influence in the late active realiz-
ing. The prevailing disposition is to await
the country's response to bills before pro-
ceeding to much greater lengths.
The stability manifested by prices en-
courages operations in different stocks
which have been left dormant. There were
other striking recoveries today in num-
Der of stocks which were acutely depressed
through dissatisfaction with plans for re-
organization. For instance, Chicago Great
Western sold today at 51s after having sold
last week as low as a, when the holders
of the stock were afraid that the drastic
provisions of reorganization would, in fact,
wipe cut the common stock.
The estimate in the outside market Of
nominal quotations for the new common
and preferred when issued was the ap-
parent cause of the rise.
Denver and Rio Grande was helped spe-
officially by the news that block Of its
bonds had been placed with group of
German investors, and the full operation
of the Western Pacific line was imminent.
The call loan market remained unaffect-
ed by the hardening Of the time money
market and the gradual depletion of bank
reserves now commenced The transfer of
gold to San Francisco for export TO Japan
opens up a new force in this depletion.
The attack on prices in the last hour
left them, as a rule, lower than last night,
although there were recoveries from the
lowest prices,
Bonds were firm; total sales (per vslue),
$500, 600. United States bonds were un-
changed on call.
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Advance in Comstocks Checked
Sugar Stocks Continue Strong


seIling ON the stock and bond exchange yester-
day being stimulated by advancing prices for
raw sugar IN the New York market. Makaweli
was higher at SAG. Hawaiian at So. D. 0nomea
AZ $500 and Paanhau at $27.25. Sales in
these stocks were fairly active. Other variations
were advanced prices for CITY electric stock to
S3l and in the United Railroads bonds to
$tt3I3a bid at the close. Sales of bonds were
very light.
The following unlisted quotations were made.
Pacific gas and electric 5s sales at S94.75 conf
mon stock. sales at $46.75; preferred. $S5MS6;
Western Pacific IS. $10o.621 Y bid: common, $31
asked; Honolulu sugar. 5000 asked: Oakland
traction preferred. S91 asked; Yosemite Valley
railway IS. $90@92; Peoples water common,
sales at $3.S7lk.
A halt was apparently called in the Comstock
advance. for these stocks quieter and hare
ly steady at about Wednesdays figures Over
man levied an assessment of &c, delinquent in
office September s.
In the southern Neyadas the merger was
Toe lower on the day, closing at S6.52l5 against
6.621s Wednesday. The others were dull
Homestake oil was ex dividend of 10c yester-
day.
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Meat Market


Slaughterers' rates TO dealers and butchers are
follows:
Beef-61a arc per Id for steers. 5Q61sc for
cows and heifers.-
veal-7G9c for large and - for small.
Niutton-Wethers, 7@s15c; ewes, 6A@715c per
pound.
Lamb-91a 610c per lb.
Dressed Pork (per lb)--11@12c for light and
91a 010c for heavy.
LIVESTOCK MARKET
The following quotations for good. sound
livestock delivered in San Francisco. gross weight
No l fat steers, 900 lbs alive. 4G4lse;
under 900 lbs, 3Ac; second quality, 3h@3&e;
thin and undesirable steers, &c.
No. cows and heIfers, 3I3Ae: second quail
ity, 2s4c; common. thin. undesirable cows. 1l5a
21ac
Fat bulls and stays. 1alc; half fat or thin
bulls nc.
Calves--Light weight. per H. 5@5Ac me-
dium. IA @4Mc heavy, 4G4Ac
Sheep tper lbl-Wethers, No. 1. 4@4hc;
ewes. 31A 03szc.
Lambs (per lb)-This years milk lambs. 5@
size
Hogs tper lb1-Hard grain fed. weighing 100
to 140 lbs. 71sc; 40 to go lbs. 7Ac $50 to
$50 lbs. nc; rough, heavy hogs 5@5ac;
common, undesirable hogs. 4@4l5c.