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The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1909-10-02
THE PRINCESS KUNI ATTHE
BIG NEW YORK SHOW.

New York. Oct. 2.-One of the most
interesting of the foreign visitors to
the Hudson-Fulton celebration is
Princess kuni. whose husband is Of
ficially representing his cousin, the
Nikado of Japan. The Princess, like
her husband, is quite Western in her
dress, in spite of her typical Jap"
type of beauty. The Partisan toilettes
which she affects, do not make the
little lady other than the most charm
ing Japanese Belle, and one realizes
how much more characteristic would
De a kinona. The princess. like her
cOnsort. has come in touch with west
ern civilization more than most of her
compatriots. The prince is quite COS
mopolitan, having been educated in
Germany.
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GUN Man
AFTER TAFT

Portland. Ore. Oct. "A heavily
armed man. who was making desper-
ate efforts TO reach the President as
the LATTER came ont of his hotel. was
arrested this morning. He refused To
give his name but said he was from
Boston. He had a revolver and a lot
of ammunition.
At ten O'Clock a parade was formed
which conveyed the President TO
Multonomah. where he reviewed 90
600 school children. who maneuvere
40 spell the word. 1T A F T."
Portland. Oct 2.-Arriving accord
ing TO schedule Taft this mornin z
breakfasted al a local hotel and re-
tired to his room TO await a parade
which he was 10 review later.
Secretary Knox will not be with the
President in San Francisco.
With Senator Jonathan Bourne the
President will devote several hours
today TO golf.
The President will Se free most OF
tomorrow the only event scheduled
being the laying Of the corner stone
of the First Universalist church to-
morrow afternoon.
After an address at The AImory to-
night. the President will be The guest
of Senator Bourne.
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SIX DEFENDANTS FOUND
GUILTY OF GAMBl n

As a result Of the raid made last
Wednesday night by the officers on
wnat was said to he a poker game.
eight warrents were issued against
well known men of this city. Six of
them were arresi ed and arraigned be
fore Justice A. J. Welter Friday morn
ing at nine o'clock. All OF them plead
e1 not guilty and their cases were set
fer trial AT two O'Clock. II was NUT
ually and openly agreed in court that
one Of them should be tried and all
six would stand BY the verdict in the
case. The trial took up all of Friday
cfternoon and much of this morning
with tae result that Justice Welter
found them guilty and fixed their
fines at $50 and costs. apiece. In the
case that was tried the fine and costs
amounted TO S62.50 In each of the
others the amount was $3.50, making
total of S345 in fines and costs. The
attorney for the defendants announc-
Cd that the cases would not be ap-
nealed. Some of the defendants have
come forward and stated that they
would pay up their fines at once and
carry the case no farther. The two re-
manning warrants are still out. There
was no evidence in today's trial a
gainst the two men in the out standing z
warrants.
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making. the terracing of hills, land
scape gardening, ETC., just as had
been planned by herself and father
jointly. In smart trap drawn by q
high-steping cob. she daily drives ov-
er the farm. giving instruction in de-
tail to the forenen of nearly four hum
dred men now at work.
Misps Hartman, from early girl
hood, has been extremely fond of
country life. She has never. cared par
ttcularly for society. Although reared
in the circle of the -Four Hundred" !"
she has preferred to devote herself to
more serious career For several
years she has actively participated
in settlement work in the city. A.
mong her most notable charities Is
the ferryboat in the North River for
cong lmptiveS.
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Hudson-FuIton llluminations.

Now York. Oct. 2.-NO feature OF
the Huison-Fulton celebration. which
is now al its height has attracted
more attention or evoked more praise
than the decorative illuminations.
These have been carried further than
ever before in a public festival. The
nights are gilded by millions of cleo
trio lights. both arc and incandescent,
Jy magnesium torches, fiashlighi s.
and searcbhghts of a power hitherto
unknown. The illuminations extend
from Staten Island along the shores
OF the Bay and far up the Hudson riv
err.
In the Washington Heights neigh
borhood great pillars of fire, forty, IN
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new YORK
CAMPAIG

New York, Oct. 2-The eyes of the
nation naturally turn toward New
York's mayorality campaign which is
beginning to wax warm despite the
engaging festivities of the Hudson
! Fulton celebration. Next to the Presi-
dent of the United States the Mayor
of New York is the most important ell
ective officer in the country. The pop
ulation of the city is now greater th> n
the total population of the Uni ed
States when Washington was inaug-
urated. The city's total annual eX-
penditures are little less than the
total revenues of the Federal govern
ment at the close of the HAYES ad-
-ninistration. Its gross debt equals the
interest-bearing national debt Its as
sessed valuation represents one-fif-
teenth of the total estimated wealth
of the United States. Its public works
are surpassed in size and cost only
by those of the United States govern
ment. The character of New York
City's government influences the char
acter of every other city government
in the country.
To ,be mayor of New York is to
lold an Office that is worthy of any
mans time. talents and ambition. He
must deal with the most complicat ed
problems of municipal government
known to the civilized world, and it
is no task for respectable mediocriiy.
All these points seemed to have
been considered by the leading par
les in making their nominations ami
each Is making a strong appeal TO the
Independent vote. Four years ago an
independent candidate on an independ-
ent ticket came within 5000 votes of
being elected mayor of New York and
there are many more Independent vol
ers now than there We're then.
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Loose Hay THE ROSWELL WOOL HIDE COMPANY Loose Hay
PAY

The feature of the meeting was an
essay. written and given by Judge
VIM. II. Pope on Ethical Relations" !"
The essay was of very high class and
the plane il took as a basis was of
the highest. The subject was handled
in a broad and clear manner and the
paper was well received by all pres
ent.
DIR. w. c. Alexander opened the
discussion by reference 10 the senti
mental side of ethics rather than TO
the code, and was followed in the dis
CusSion by w. G. Reid. Mayor G.. A.
Richardson. Will Robinson and Rev
w. c. Tenney. Unanimous votes of
thanks We're extended to Judge Pope.
DR.. Alexander and all the others who
took part in the program. Meetings
Of the society will be held soon on
advertising" and Privileged Com
munications."
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Miss Mary Hartman, Farmer.

Arden. New York, Oct. 2-Unier
an arrangement now being effected
for the management of the f. H. Har-
riman estate. Miss Mary Hartman.
the dead nagnate's eldest unmarried
child. will become the greatest woman
farmer in the United States, if not in
the world She now virtually has con-
troll of Arden Farm. consisting of So
600 acres.
Already she has taken hold of the
task with characteristic Hartman en-
ergy and skill. She is directing per-
sonaliy the unfinished work of road
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DEFECT FOUND IN THE
NEW TARIFF LAW.

Washington. Oct. 2.-There is no
provision in the new tariff law for the
remission of the duty on zinc with
drawn for expectation from a bonded
ssnelter. according to a department
ruling in the case relating to the
Pueblo Zinc Co. The treasury officials
consirue as still in force the provis-
ion of the DiHgley act providing for
the bonding of the works of the man
ufacturers of smelling ore and or the
cancellation of bonds for the payment
of duty on the expectation of ninety
per cent refined meal.
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WON RACES

New York. Oct 2-The cutter crew
Of the L. 5. ship Mimi esota today
won the race for the Battenberg cup.
The crew of the Louisiana was Sec
ond and that of the British cruiser.
Drake third.
This race is an international clas
sic and is the fifth that has been run
since the Battenberg cuD was pres
ented to the sailors of the American
fleet by che sailors of the British fleet
under Prince Louis of Battenberg in
1905.
The race is for three miles and il
was a close struggle between the A
merican crews WITH the crew from
the Drake which took the lead al the
art but was nine lengths back at the
finish. The cup has been won twice
hy Hhc Bauleship Minnesota.
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AID FOR SUFFERS MUCH
NEEDED IN LOUISIANA.

New Orleans, Oct. Am earnest
appeal has been made TO the authori-
ties at Washington for aid for the
hurricane sufferers in Terre Bonne
parish. More than two thousand are
still homeless and without means of
support. The government was asked
for 500 mattresses and 500 pair of
blankets. with 100 tents.
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St. Louis. Mo-, Oct. 2--The obser-
vance of the centennial anniversary
OF the City of St. Louis will begin
here tomorrow with a church day eel
ebration- At sunrise all church bells
will clang in a grand chorus upon a
signal to be given ,by all of the fire
bells of the city; then will follow the
ringing of chimes. Services at the us
ual morning hour in every church In
the city will have special programs
and sermons bearing upon the cele-
brations. On Monday the festivities
will begin in earnest with carnivals
parades and sports of all kinds. for
which many valuable prizes have been
offered
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SPAIN WILL MAKE ANOTHER
EFFORT AGAINST MOORS

Madrid, Spain. OCT. 2.-After a CON
sulJation with General Marena. IL has
been decided by the government to
continue aggressive operations a
ea;nst the Moors and fifteen thousand
reinforcements will he sent to Africa
Immediately. MI. Guruga will be per-
mancntly occupied and the Spanish
will hold a big piece of territory with
Tetuan as the base. until Morocco
pays an indemnity of twenty millions.
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number and each 120 feet high form
ed by throwing the most brilliant
searchlights on columns of steam and
smoke. make the river radiant for
many miles.
The eliminating point of brilliance
will ibe reached on October when
beacon fires will burn on every hill
top and many other available places
from the Narrows to the head of navi-
CATION ON the Hudson, the blaze to
continue for three solid hours
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MAN OF FIFTY ENTERS
MICHIGAN LAW SCHOOL

Ann Harbor. Mich. Oct. Captain
In-nan sealby. commander of the
steamer Republic. sunk in February.
last. by the Italian steamer. Florida.
has entered the freshman class in
the University of Michigan law school
at the age of fifty. Captain Sealby had
his attention lalled to the possibili-
ties of Gnaratine law at the time of
the wreck
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The Kansas City Stock Market

Kansas City. Mo-. Oct. 2.-Cattle
receipts. 500. including 300 southerns.
Market steady. Native steers. $500
$50: southern steers, 3.25Mi 60 :
southern cows, 2.50m3.75: native
cows and heifers, 2.2565.50: stocllers
and feeders. 3.25m5.50: bulls, 2.5Om
SIS: calves. 3.50M7.7O: ives ern
steers. 3J65M6.75; western COWS, 2.75
fr4.00.
Hog receipts. 5000. Market steady
to weak. Bulk of sales. 7.75GS.10:
heavy, 500 dS.15: packers and butch
ers, 1904 SIS; light, 7.60MS.00; pigs.
5.25M725.
No sheep.
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The first regular meeting of the
Woman's Club will be aeld Wednes-
day. Octo1er 9th at 2:30 O'Clock a
the Carnegie Library. Miss Marie "
Holt will have charge of the day.
Subject, "Italy-s Inheritance from
Rome" Mrs. Percy Evans will have
the Topics of the Times" All mem
bers are urged TO be present. The
membership cards will he on sale and
all members are requested to come
prepared to pay the fee. sl.OO and re-
ceive their cards. S2r3
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U. S. WEATHER BUREAU.
Local Report Observation Taken II

q.
Roswell y. NJ. Oct. 2.-tempera-
rure max. 81: min. 50: mean 6S: pre-
cipitation, o.: wind. dir. Sc. veloc. 2.
weather clear
Forecast for Roswell and Vicinity:
Partly Cloudy to night and Sunday.
Comparative temperature data, ex-
tremes this date last year. max. 81 !:
min. As: extremes this date 15 years
record. max. 81. 1898. 1901. Min. 43.
1906, 1907.
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MINING CONGRESS AD-
JOURNS THIS AFTERNOON

Goldfeld. Nevada. Oct. AFTER a
short session in which the report of
The resolutions committee was adopt
ed the twelfth annual session of the
American Mining Congress adjourned
today. Most of the delegates spent
he rest of the day in examining the
mines of the Camp. The next place
Of meeting was left TO the directors.
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OMAHA SITUATION REMAINS
The SAME TODAY

Omaha. Ne5., Oct. 2.-There were
only a few slight disturbances by the
strikers last night and the street car
situations is practically the same to-
day. The union labor parade sched
ule1 for today has been abandoned on
the advice of the business men. The
night were dispersed by officers on
the plea that they had no permits TO
assemble.
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BILLIARD PLAYERS WOULD
REVIVE PUBLIC INTEREST

New York, Oct. "A nucleus OF an
organization to revive interest in am
formed by players and room keepers
here today. The room keepers will
hold q worlds championship tourna-
men at 1872 balk line. with ten thous-
and dollars prize money. This is the
title which Ora Morningstar forfeited
last summer. Hoppe. Denarest. SUIT
ton, Slosson and Cutler have already
entered
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JUDGE POPE SPEAKS
ON ETHICAL RELATIONS

The Pecos Valley Medical Society
met at the Commercial Club rooms at
ten O'Clock this morning with about
twenty in attendance. The meeting
was presided over by o. r. Hay-naker,
v:ce-president, in the absence of the
President. DIR. Caldwell, of Greenfield.
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ST. LOUIS CENTENNIAL
ALL OF NEXT WEEK

St. Louis. Mo-. Oct. 2.-Although
the celebration of the centennial an
niversary does not begin officially un
til tomorrow. the week of festivities
was ushered intoday by the welcome
to the officers and men of the torpe-
do boat fleet.
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Ask Parsons--He Know

for New York today. where he will
axe part in the mayorality campaign.
He denied the report that he will
make his home in the future in Cali
fornia, and said that little old New
York is good enough for him"
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SAME CHAMPIONSHIP RULES
WILL GOVERN BASE BALL

Chicago. Oct Pit has been decid
ed that the same rules used last year
to govern the series between the Chi
cago and Detroit clubs will govern
this year the series between the Pitts
burg and Detroit teams. beginning on
October 8. The winning players get;
60 per cent and the loser 40 per cent
of the players share.
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USED A STOMACH PUMP
ON THE SUEERASETTES

London, Eng. Oct. 2.-Writs have
been issued against Home Secretary
Gladstone and the Birmingham pris-
ON officials for assault with a stom-
ach pump when the suffragettes who
had gone on a hunger strike were for
cibly fed
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Gypsy Smith in Chicago.

Chicago, Oct. Gypsy Smith, the
famous English Gypsy evangelist. is
20 begin a series of revival meetings
in this city tomorrow night at the 7th
Armory regiment, similar TO the great
Alexander-Torrey revival of a few
years ago. The armory seats 5000
persons.
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SOLDIERS ADDITIONAL SCRIP
CHEAP.-DREW {. PRUiT.
Government Crop Reports.

Washington. Oct 2.-The Agricul-
tural Department has ready for pub
lication at noon today the final condi-
ton estimate of 1909 on the country 5
cotton crop. At the same time the
Census Bureau makes public its gin
ner's report. Both are expected to
be favorable, although the cotton re-
port is not regarded as favorable as
last year
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RALLY DAY AT PRESBY-
TERRAIN SUNDAY SCHOOL

The First Presbyterian Sunday
School will observe Rally Day tomor-
row. Appropriate exercises will be
had at the regular hour. 9:45, with
special music A full attendance o.
the members and their friends is de-
sired. The public is cordially invit-
ed
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SHOT HER BECAUSE SHE RE-
FUSED TO MARRY HIM

Chicago. Oct. when Phoebe
Armstrong refused TO marry him,
Charles T. Miller shot her and him
self He evidently entered Miss Arm
strong's room while she was asleep
and shot her before she awakened.
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Notice of Removal.

DIR. w. T. Joyner and DIR. c. NJ.
Yater have moved their Offices from
West Second street to rooms over
the Roswell Drug & Jewelry Store.
I'd and Main. Phone No. 5. S2t4
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M. E. Church, South.

The new pastor. Rev. p. T. Ramsey
will begin the new conference year
tomorrow morning by preaching his
first sermon. He will also preach at
the evening hour. All members and
friends OF teh church are earnestly
requested to be present. All strangers
within our gates are welcome
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WANTED:-One or two good carpen-
tcrS Monday morning. Saw and
hatcbeJ men need not apply. Call
4o5 n. Kan. Ave. Phone lS7.-T. r.
EveTman. Contractor. S2tl
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Notice to School Patrons.

On account of the crowded condi
tion of the Low First Grade rooms.
children that have never been to
school before will not he admitted in
to the Low First Grade after next
week
NJ. II. BRASHER.
1S2t2. Supt. City Schools.
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ARKANSAS WOMAN LOST
VIII OE CHICAGO

Chicago. Oct 2.-Unable to remem-
ber the name of the hotel where she
was stopping. Mrs. J. r. Jones of Lit
tie Rock. wandered for two days una
BILE to find the hotel. She was without
food and hysterical when found.
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D. A. r. UNVEIL ARCH.

Stony Point, n. Y, Oct. 2.-As a
part of the Hudson-Fulton celebra
tion the Daughters of the Revolution
today unveiled a memorial arch er-
ected at the entrance of Stony Point,
the famous battle ground. Governor
Hughes delivered the Grafton.
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POLITICIANS LEFT THEIR
JUG BEHIND THEM.

Spencer Ill. Oct. 2.-Workmen IN
tearing down the county court house
have found n jug of whiskey bearing
a label which shows ii was deposited
by Joseph Freeland in 1926 and was
distilled in 1923.
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A Question of Importance.

Why hire a cheap auto. when
Cruse's big auto can be rented al the
same price. Special rates TO families
through the farms, afternoons. soft.
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WRIGHT Flies in Russia.

Odessa, Russia, Oct. 2.-Orville
Wright, the American aeroplanist, to-
day gave an exhibition fight before
The Odessa Aero Club. Many distin-
guished army officers and scientists
witnessed the performance.
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The Wool Market.

ST. Lonis. Mo. Oct. Wool un
changed. Territory and western med
iums. 23M 2S: fine mediums. 22M24
fine. 1919.
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SATURDAY SPECIALS.

81 7 2 Y OH STGOINLS-
Dold's Quality Meats.
Prime Cuts of Beef.
Baltimore Roasts.
Fresh Pork Sausage
Nice Dressed Chicken.
Fresh Fish and Oysters.
Call 81 for Quality.
U. s. MEAT MARKET.
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COOK AND WHITNEY ON SAME
TRAIN BUT DID NOT MEET

New York. Oct. 2.-Dr. Cook and
Harry Whitney arrived from Boston
TODAY on the same train but they did
not meet.
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It makes money for everybody-Ad
vertising In the Record.
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FOREST FIRES RAGING IN
EASTER PART OF TEXAS
Houston. Oct. 2.-Forest fires rag
ing throughout eastern Texas are do
ing damage to fences and forests.
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Depew Is Coming Home.
Paris, Oct. 2.-United States Sena-
tor Chauncey M. Depew of New York
accompanied by Mrs. Depew, started
New-York tribune., 1909-02-21
OTHER mARKeTs-sY TELEGRAPH.

Cincinnati Feb. 10 HOGS-Receipts 1852 head -, -.
ket steady: butchers and shippers 50 tORSe ~ eS-
S6FSG CATTLE-Recepts.- 3fB head. nafset = a
fair good shippers. S5lS6: common . sSgs
SIIEEP-feceipts II head. market steady az $-et'-N
lambs steady at S56sTT5 .s-
East BuraIo. Feb. 2O-CATTLE-Market $780,
VEAI4S- zoo head: market active Tn1 ~ -
SIRSIO. HOGSAReCepts GOO head; sIsssssss n
and steady = SC lower: hsayy and mixed e SD
LAMBs-Reeeipts 1000 head: market ler ssseo snsSs
steady: lambs fairly active and lVfl9c loe A
s59S7 IS. few 81 20: yearnss. 50 5O2sIs soo hs.s
Kansas CITY. Feb 2o-CATT1Es- -Iseceipts. ge 80 rsotcs
market steady: receipts for the week 50 500 neat y
81 sOSs 90: 5O9S6 stoeSfrs and
81 1893 SIS: - 25ux3 =.
cows 81 TOfs4 81 5OeSf .: noes
ers fsSfsS so; bulls 50 5O9S4 CO. calves 94as' -
-Receipts head: market steady FOR neaEy - -
light hogs 5GI0c higher: receipts for the
head. tor SO Is: bulk OF sales. - sSaS0 -
xs I0as6 Is. and butchers seffs6 - hgnt
"a rs Digs s5Gs5 SHEEP-Reeeipts SO ceao; ;,--bx
kc. steady: receipts for the week. 4iSoo 30
"a hOlsT yearIinxs s5 SOds6 %. wsfn.rs - ''9
evves 81 257sa: stockers and feeders S3nse ~
Tnton Stock Yards PittsbUrE. Feb - soss e ~
supply light market steady: choice % --srset
Stronger prime IS Toa IS 9o euIs S rs ss
nnon e AZ So lambs IS 5Ofss ,VEA! CALV - ,rss
n 81 30 HOG6-Receipts nGht: market SO y.skerx
beavIes sa 90. mediums S6 T56Sc so aesNt a. 81.
ss Is: nsht workers. Sc 40R SO 5O Diss So i0S 20 -
foTas ToIsdo ven 90-CIovERsEED-Cash 81 So ~
ruary 81 3a. March E5 %: October ~ V<ss Al a.
~ nOiL: No 8. 90 i2+4 rejeetcd - %: y a.