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PROTOC0[O No. 13Y SUS AN[X0S.

rry with it the incorporeal rights 0 t
the State, such as debts, etc.. In
other words,do these rights 50 attach
themselves to the territory that the
military possession of the latter ca
rries with it the right to possess the
former? There are two distinct cases
here to be considered First, wher
the imper,um Of the conquerer is esta
blshed over the whole State (olcto-
ria uniuersalis); and, second, where
it is established over only a part, as
the capital, a province, or colony
(uictory particuloris). As has alread
been stated, all rights of military O.
ccupation arise from actual posse
ssion, and not from constructive
conquests: they are de facto, and not
de jure rights. Hence, by conquest
of a part Of a country, the govern
ment of that country, or the State,
is not in the possession of the conque
ror, and he, therefore, cannot claim
the incorpereal rights which attach
to the whole country as a State. But
by the military possession Of a part,
he will acquire the same claim to the
military occupation of the whole, ac-
quire to those which attach to the
whole. We must also distinguish
with respect to the situations OF the
debts or rather the locality OF the
debtors from whom they are OWN
whether in the conquered country,
IN that of the conqueror, or IN that
of a neutral. If situated in the con-
quered territory, or in that of the
conqueror, there is no doubt but
that the conqueror may, by the
rights Of military occupation, enfor-
ce the collectioh of debts actually
duet to the displaced government,
for the de tocto government has, IN
this respect, all the powers of that
which preceded it,. (Halleck, Vol
II, p. 46l.)
In other particulars Spain has not
only waived any right to insist that
the hostilities at Manila we're in vic
lation Of the Protocol, but has actec
upon the assumption that they were
not such acts of violation.
On August Is, 1898, the French
Ambassador, acting for Spain, in
letter of the date, addressed to the
Secretary Of State, inquired as TO-
llows; MAY the postal service by
Spanish steamers be rec Established
between Spain and Cuba, Porto Ri.
co, Phiippines?"
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N0TAS De ULTRAMAR.

Los conflictos y hondas pertur-
baciones actuales solo Sc resolveran
con la division de Ia provincial.
Para protestar contra el documen-
to Sc celebrara esta noche un meet1n
en- el teatro Galdos.
SevilIa
Abril 29.-Con Ia solemnidad
acostumbrada, y a presencia del al
calde, de los concejales y de numero-
so pdblico, que, pesar de 10 desa-
pacible del dia, acudio 4 la inaugu-
raci6n, Sc ha verificado hoy Ia de Ia
Exposition de ganados, en- Ia que
figuran notabiisimos ejemplares de
las razas caballar, mular, lamar y de
cerda.
Sobresalen los caballos de Guer-s
ro, Rodriguez Rivas, Domecq, Sur
ga, Camera Halp; los eiemplares ce
ganado cabrio presentados por Ca
rretero. Calonge, Osborne e Ibarra,
y los lotes de lanares de Sanchez
Halp, Muruve y Angela Aguirre.
Domecq exhibe varlos hermcsfsl-
mos cerdos.
Son tambien notables los eiempla
res de asnos enviados por los Sres.
Borrales, Muruve, Villal6n, Olivia,
Nireno, Ocana y Guerrero.
De gallinas y palomas exhlben
colecciones los Sres. Remero Gaia
vachuelo Y Escacena.
La animaci6n ha durado hasta Ill
TINA hora de Ia tarde.
Tecla, Abril 29.-Provocando el
pueblo Y con grandes aplausos,
Sc ha celebrado una nueva manifes-
taci6n clerical,presidido por el alcal
de Sc asegura que esta autorldad
prestara su decidido apoyo el candi-
dato Jaimista que piensan presen-
tar los neos en- las pr6ximas eleccio-
mes, Y que todos los maneios actua-
les obedecen & la campaha cleo
toral.
BILBAO, Abril 20 En- ei
front6n Euskalduna Sc ha celebrado
el anunciado meeting radical, en- ell
que han tornado parte varios orado-
res que sc eypresaron en tones vio-
lentos.
ElSr, Soriano resumi6 los discur-
SOS prorunciados, atacados con du-
reza q Ia burguesia.
Acus6 al Sr. Canalelas de estsr er
connivencie con los reaccionarios
insistiendo en- Ia necesidad de QUE
los radicales voten unidos aquelo:
candidates que designe ell Comite de
Madrid.
Durante ell scto RENO complete
orden.
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Viaje del 60
bsInad0I Cotton.
Salio el martes de Was
hington para New York.
Tenia la idea de pasar algnnos
dias en- esta ultima ciudad
para interesar algunos cap'@
talistas en- la construction dc
un hotel en- San Juan.

El Gobernador INFERNO ha reel
bido un cablegrama del Negoclado
de Asuntos Insulares, avisandole
que ell Gobernador Cotton sallo el
martes en- Ia noche de Washington
para New York. Ell Gobernador te-
MIA la idea de pasar algdn tempo en-
New York con el objeto de interesar
a algunos capitalists en- Ia construc-
cion de un hotel en- San Juan, y De
atender a otros diversos asuntos de
notable importancia para los lntere-
ses comercides de Puerto Rico.
Sc recibieron tanlbien informes
de que Ell Parlamento Canadense a
probo el martes una ley, que pom
IRA al Canada en- condiciones de re-
cibir el beneficio de los tipos mini
mos del Arancel de Aduanas de los
Estados Unidos.
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CIuzala contra e| juego.
En- Utuado y San German
fueron detenidos 16 y II
indivlduos respeetlva-
mente en- momentos que
tiraban un "alDar" y da-
ban un "careo".
Tambien fne detenido en- Vie.
ques Juan Rivera por dispa.
rar sohre Samueii Cushion.

Del distrito de Vieques comunican
ell elarresto Gel individuo Juan Rivera
que segdn acusacion de Samuel
. Guothon este 10 hirio de dos ti-os de
revolver.
Del distrito de Utuado comunican
que por fuerza de aquel distrito fue
sorprendida, en- Jayuya Arriba, una
iugada de gallos, habiendo arrestado
a diez y slete lndlviduos.
Del distrito de San German comu
nican que por fuerza de aquel distri-
to fueron sorprendidas dos iugaGas,
una de gallos y otra al monte, arres-
tando y denuncianduo a diez y siete
individuos.
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Rafnalona

Barcelona
Abril 29.-Se han recibido algunos
despachos telegraficos do Madrid,
felicitando al senor Sol yOrtega por
haher resultado leso en- el suceso
que SO desarrollo anoche en- la es-
taci6n q su salida en- ell expreso para
Ia corte.
Fl gobernador ha recibido un te-
hgrama de Calatayud dando cuen
ia de haberse encontrado la bala
del tiro que So disparo incrustada
en- la parte interior de la portezuela
del lado del departamerto opuesto
al sitio que ocupaba ell Sr. Sol
Bajo Ia presidencia del sr. Serra-
clara Sc reunio aver en- el ayunta-
miento la Junta de vocales asocia-
dos, terminando la reunion las nue.
We de la manana de hoy.
Sc discutio ell presupuesto extra
ordinario, siendo desechada la con-
signacion de Glen mil pesetas para ell
viaje a la Argentina de los represen-
tantes del ayuntamiento de esta ca
pital que debian asistir en- nombre
del pueblo de Barcelona a las fiestas
conmemorativas del centenario de
Ia independence de aquella Repu
blica.
FL presupuesto, que asciende a
unos cuatro millones de pesetas,
fue aprobado en- su casi totalidad.
Canarias
Las Palmas, Abri 2l.-En una
nueva reunion que han celebrado
hoy ,os 21 alcaldes de esta isla Sc
han tornado acuerdo rerpecto a la
actitud que seguiran mientras no
Sc pongan en- vigor disposiciones que
atiendan debidamente las legitimas
aspraclones de estos pueblos.
En- el primer correo Sc espera ia
negada de los alcaldes de Lanzarote
y Fuerteventura.
El QUESTIONABLE enviado por el je-
fe del Gobierno, redactado de acuer-
do con los representatives de Tene-
rife, es unanimemente rechazado
por Ia opinion, toda vez que en- el Sc
hace constar Ia indiscutible unidad
provincial, y de la Diputaci6n tini-
ca Sc desprende Ia eterna hegemonfa
de Tenerife.
FL ayuntamiento de Las Pamas,
en- nombre de todos los pueblos ca
nanos orientales, ha telegraf:ado
extensamente al sehor Canalejas
hacienda historic de las iustas pre-
tensiones del grupo oriental V re-
chasando ell aludido cuestionario,
que darl lugar q Is agravaci6n del
problema.
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Curing the war Of 1912 the city
md halbor Of Castine, q part of the
Omitted States, was taken and occu-
pidd BY the British forces; their com
1aander proceeded to levy and colled
custcIns duties. The question of the
ilght todo so and the suspension
NJ thp sovereignty Of the United Sta
swas afterwards adjudicated by
IN Elpeeme Court.
~ thee conquest and military
occupation Of Castine, says the Su-
preme Court, the enemy acquired
that firm possession which enabled
him 70 exercise the fullest rights of
sovsrsgnty over that place. The So
vereiSnty Of the United States over
tie territory was, Of course, suspen-
ded, and tho laws Of the United Sta
~ could no longer be right fully en-
slhrccd there, or be obligatory upon
~ inhshitants who remained and
submitted to the conquerors. By the
surrender, the inhabitants passed
under 5 temporary allegiance to the
British Government, and were boun
BY such laws, and such only, as it
choee to recognize and impose. From
the nature of the case, no other laws
could be obligatory upon them: for
where there IS no protection or allie
glance or sovereignty there can be
no claim to obedience. Castine was,
therefore, during this perioo, so far
as respected our revenue laws, to be
deemed . foreign port, and goods i'm
ported into it by the inhabitants we
70 sub bject to such duties only as the
British Government chose to re-
quise. Such goods were in no correct
sense imported into the United Sta
tes." Halleck, Vol. II, p. 446-447:)
s"rhe moneys derived from these
sources may be used for the expen-
ses of the war" (Halleck, Vol. II, p.
Az
'Those who are permitted to hold
commercial intercourse with such
territory, whether they be subjects
os the conqueror, or Of foreign Sta
tes, must conform to the regulations,
and pay the duties established by
the conquering power: and, in case
Of conquest by the United States,
the President, in the absence Of le-
gislative enactments, exercises this
power" (Halleck, Vol. II. lip. 446.)
I'VE will next consider the effect
of a military occupation Of a State
upon debts owing to its government
Does such conquest Of the state ca
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UNA OBRA P|ADOSA.
Un niflo de nueve amos
estaba rec]uido en ei
preside.
Eli Sr. Negr6n Flores solicito J
obtuyo del Gobernador el in.
duite del nihs que le fne en-.
tregado.

Aver, proximamente q las dlez y
media de Ia manana, el Sr. Ramon
Negron Flores manifesto por tele-
fono 8 La oficina del Secretario de
Puerto Rico que tenfa informes de
que en- ell presidio-galera de Ia car
eel de San Juan-se hallaba un niao
de nueve ahos, cumpliendo una con-
dena de treinta dias, impuesta por
el Juez municipal de Carolina, Y
que deseaba lamar sobre el case Ia
atenci6n del Gobernador, q fin de
yer 81 podfa utilizarse algdn medic
legal para que dicho niiio no estu-
viese por mas tempo en- el referido
establecimiento penitenciario.
Informando el Gobernador interi-
no de esa manifestation del Sr. Ne
gron Flores, dispuso que el Sr. Siaca
Pacheco solicitara personahmen te
del Superintendent de Prisiones un
informe comprensivo de todos los da
tos relacionados con la prlsl6n del
aencionado nilo, y de su recomen-
daci6n en- ell asunto.
Cumplida Ia petici6n del gober-
nador, expidi6 las tres de Ia tarde
La 6rden de indulto, y dispuso que
Sc comunicara dicha 6rden al Sr.
Superintendent de Prisionss. para
que Sc pusiera en- ibertad al EXPIRE
sado niho, ,entregandolo al Sr. Negron
Flores, quien habia ofrecido previa-
mente que Sc harfa cargo de el hasta
deiarlo en- poder de su familia, re-
sidente en- Rio GranGe.
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Le fue expedido.
Emilio Colon y Co. Yabucoa,
Sc refere Z una carta dirigida & don
Agustfn QUijon. acerca de Ia gene
bra nsrcada 0LANDA GENEBER
extendiendo~e 81 considerseciones
sobre 81 debe ser considerable 6 no
su etiquets como un falso rotulo. Hs
sido ordenado a inspector de all
nentOs de Humacso proceds al de-
comiso de tods Ia existencia rotula-
"a con tai etiqueta Y le notifque con
eediendole IN plazo de Is dfss de a.
cuerdo con el reglsmento VICENTE pa
q ser rotulsdSen forms correcta.
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-Eugsnia Rodriguez Capaceti,
San German. Denuncia ell heeho de
que habiendo denunciado ante Ia cor
te municipal por falsa representation
a Arturo Biaggi por eiercer La me-
dicina sin poser titulo nj autoriza-
cion legal, fue absuelto sin presentar
Sc Ia prueba de cargo.
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u0TAS Y HOTICIAS

Hlario Santos, San Juan. Pide Sc
h expada certiicado de La destrucc-
ei6n de 10 cajas de queso patsgras
holAads uegadas por el vspor "vir-
ginis. No k fue expedido poz no ha
ber lido destruidos por empleado 81
eune ID departamento de- Sanidad,
IN sgsn notieias por emplesdos de
ID adUana-
IN. Uaun & Co.. SohcIts Sc lie
expida certi6cado de Ia destruction
d 10 quesos Degsdos 4 su coasigns-
ci6n por vzpor aleman Virgins" !
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Choque en- PueIta de 1iena
Ur caro- electr!co y uno
de carga.
Resn,to herido ell caba,io J rota
una lama.

Aver, en- Ia calle de San Agustfn,
Puerta de Tierra, ell caro- electrico
l4,gu:ado por Jose Granada, rompio
una lama a I'm caro-, estropeando
al caballo del mismo, propiedad de
Esteban Fauro. Este hecho fue ca
sual.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1910-08-04

John Bowers has rented the Stiles
place for wheat and started in 10 list.
Ing today but he said il was too dry ia
list.
Teams and wagons are in demand in
the Nshisco neighborhood this week
to haul wheat.
Wheat is making 10 and is bushels
to the acre. fair quality.
Mr.. and Mrs. Newell were called
away to the east end OF the county
where one of their grandchildren was
not expected to live but it is hoped
that it is not so bad as reported.
Mrs. Elsie wsdell, formerly of this
vicinity but now Of Liberal. Kansas
vas visiting with her uncle G. A. Whit
mer today aud will return to Liberal
tomorrow YLD TIMER.
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500 Reward, 500.

The readers OF this paper will be
pleased to learn that there is at least
one dreaded disease that science has
been able to cure in all it's stages, and
that is Catarrh. Halls Catarrh Cure
is the only positive cure now known TO
the medical fraternity. Catarrh being
constitutional treatment. Halls Ca.
tarrh Cure is taken internally, acting
directly upon the blood and mucous
surfaces Of the system, thereby de.
stroying the foundation Of the disease.
and giving the patient strengh by
building up the constitution and as
sisting nature in doing its work.
The proprietors have so much faith IN
its curative powers that they offer One
Hundred Dollars for any case that il
fails to cure. Send for list of testi.
monials.
Address: F. j. CHENEY & Co.
Toledo, Ohio.
Sold by Druggists, zoe.
Take Halls Family Pills for con- !
'tipation.
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Household Goods

sewing machine; old fashioned
walnut bureau; good organ dininr
table; good rocking chairs: Z dining
room chairs; ? bedsteads with mar.
tress and springs; No. l good cook
stove; l good heating stove and other
articles too numerous to mention.
TERMS: All sums of $1,000 and
under cash in hand. ~ months time
Will be given on all sums over 5000
purchaser giving bankable note bear.
ing 10 per cent from date. 10 per cent
of for cash. No property to leave
premises. until terms are complied
with.
Free lunch at noon. j, w. Raw
owner. Woolery & Jones, Auction
eers. A. d. Green, Clerk.
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Crowded out last week.

Everybody is busy planting maize
and broomcorn.
Mrs. Newell was on the sick list the
first of the week.
Walter Stout is right sick at present.
Dr Anderson was down in this
neighborhood trying to get wheat haul
ers today bat farmers are too busy
with their crsps to haul wheat.
+. M. Miller, who has been in Buffa.
10, Kansas. has returned home. His
family will follow soon. He is prepar-
ing to SOW wheat this fall.
ueorge Whitmer and wife went to
Liberal Kansas. today on business.
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From the Crossroads

Farmers are smiling this morpint
Good rain last night and weather COO
Our long felt need has been supplies
with one inch Of rain in this part q
'he country and is still raining. Thi
: looks fine to fellow in Beaver county
Johnnie Bowers is enlarging hi,
granary this week.
| Jesse Hail is building new barr
and granary and is painting them red
A good wheat crop makes a show in
this country. Several new grsnaries
and barns are being erected.
Old Timer went to Tyrone Tuesday.
Everything was lively. Elevators were
doing rushing business with SIS cent
wheat.
James Taylor and family have re.
turned home from Beckham county
where they have been since last Janu.
airy We were glad to welcome them
oaek to the land of plenty. Jim said
the crops looked short in Beckham.
lie - going to plant his farm in wheat
and return, where he raised a small |
cotton crop.
Mr. and Mrs. Stockwen is in our vi
cinity from Kempton, Beckham cour-
y. They are talking of locating
among US. Mr.. Stockwell is a progress
'ive Missouri farmer and we are glad
10 have such men with us.
Bro. Atherton, Baptist, filed his
.egular appointment at Appleton last
'unday and Sunday night and preach.
d good sermon. Bro. Atherton is a
'oung man and we pray God to bless
nm in his efforts to do good.
There will be protracted meeting
eld with the Appleton church begin
ing Saturday before the second sun |
ay in August to be conducted by the t
astor, Z. A. Atherton with Bro. Apee
ssisting. May God bless their efforts
'hile the meeting will be cond ucted
the Baptists, everybody is invited
attend and take part and assist in >,
le good work for it is needed in these O.
'rs. OLD TIMER. q
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Twin Mounds.
Crowded out last week }

NtroWued out last week
The excessive heat of the past few
days was relieved today by a fine rain.
Mr.. Dodson is in the neighborbood
with his threshing machine.
Roy Hopper and family and ]. :.
johnson and wife attended quarterly
meeting at Ivanhoe on Thursday. the
2lst. The Rev. McCormik. cf Ashland
had charge of the services in the alb.
sence of DR. Buns, district superin-
tendent. A bountiful basket dinner
was enjoyed at the noon hour.
Everybody in the country went to |
the kiowa and got plums and then be- |
gan sugar and can rubber crusade
such as has not been known before
good deal Of broom corn was plant
ed on stubble after the wheat was cut
Crop. Of all kinds are looking good
just now
Don't forge, the Sunday School pic
mic next Friday, the 2sth.
James W. Smith is taking some fine
I
pictures with his new camera.
Messrs Hoffman, and Gumm .,d
their wives were invited guests at the
Baumgsrtner home last SUNDAY after 1
church. {
Mrs Debbie Young and sons Twin !
and Justin, of Denver. expect 60 re- a
turn to their Beaver county farm nea,
Como this fall. h
Mr. and Mrs. II. II Martin. their
son Russell and brother-in-lay. H +
Booth visited at the Chas. Bageerlv ,
nome near here last Sunday.
The baby daughter Of Mr. and NJ.
III. I. Smith took first prize for OWL.
ana the I'd Howard baby first for bows a
- - .he BABY show at Hastings grove
This locality has some fine babies fl
Mr.. and Mrs Tom Hartford visited
'ir' ana Mrs. Herbert Lee last SUNDAY
Brother McRight preached at Cola NJ
N last Sunday. His wife and dsrah Ell
er accompanied him. W
MI and Mrs. Baumgartner attera.a
hurch at Ivanhoe on Thursday. 10
Brother Coppedge will preach At tho ia
'nooi mouse ne1t Sunday at liam =
ONcR-A-WRKv. Ii
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Hogs
brood SOW; 4 shoats.
Farming Implements

binder, feed or grain | double
row lister; double-row corn Sled
one-horse wheat drill; harrow
three disc plow; | cultivator; / stir
ring plow; 2 farm wagons: / buggy
good as new; 3 sets of work harness
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All keyeton.s

Etfy stone In an arch Is kew.
stone though the name IL usually an
pked to the center one.
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yearling heifer; calves year
ing bull / red COW years old ? ex-
ira good mich COWS.
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Monday, August 18th
Horses

| horse 10 years old, weight 1900
pounds ! hor g lO-yr-old, weight 1910
pounds ! Applelucy horse s-yr-old
weight l1uoi ! mare 7-yr-old. weight
30; l mare 4-yr-old, weight 200. /
mule 5-yr-old, weight 300; / yearling
mule | mule colt.
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Sale

viii sell TO the highest bidder at
my farm 10 miles northwest of Beaver
Sity and y miles east Of Floris. Ok
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-12-22
GETS
IMMENSE MAIL
OUT ON TINE
Local Office Makes Record in
Cleaning Up Every Bit Of
Tuesdays Business in Time
for Trains,

The local postoffiec force from
postmaster Hopkins down We're feel
ing pretty good yesterday over a sue
c~essfully completed hard day and
nights work following the heavy bust
ness of Tuesday. In spite OF the
immense volume of mail deposited
with Christmas gifts in boxes and
parcels of all shapes and sizes with
all kinds of hieroglyphics thereon.
every bit of the mail was clearned
up and put In the pouches in time to
catch the outgoing trains in every dir
ection. 1t meant clean, fast etfec-
tive accurate work but they did IT.
1t is a record which they promise to
keep up for the rest of the week
Meanwhile the distribution of the in
coming mail is being accomplished
with dispatch. With the cooperation
OF the public the postmaster expects
to get through the arduous Christ
mas rush with more satisfaction to
the public than for years.
In view of the cramped quarters oc-
cupied by the office and the difficulty
OF handling the business on that ac-
count, the record being made this
| week is a most commendable one. But
IL is certainly impressing on us the
need of getting into that new federal
building in the shortest possible time.
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Chicago Board of Trade


Chicago. Dec. 21.--With rain OF
snow predicted officially for the en-
tire winter wheat country east OF tins
Rockies fear Of drought disappeared
today and the market weakened. ms
close was easy at a net decline OF 4 g
x to M01c. The end OF tradint
left corn nc lower to a shade higher
oats a sixteenth down to 4m u
and provisions at Pig to f7&c al.
vance. ,
s5h and sc. closed X off the 1T 70 =
May corn %fluctuated from ~ r {
47M az q and closed at the llrs
n ~ ! price, ii shade under last nish
MT } yellow finished at 46l2 m4t
MAY oats varied between 80 Is q
"A and 34ts a II with last sales at %
Tie same as last night.
January shorts and May INVESTOR
advanced provisions. When the, ~
svas cleared pork showed ETA 70 III
,ise compared with "a hours previous
lara N II to 80 and ribs 27ls TO zazil
m3o. In the last three weeks poorf
has advanced more than So a barrel,