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The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1910-08-11

Call on j. N. Barrows,
Hedrick Cheverton was a New
ada visitor yesterday afternoon
Mrs Lucy Collins and sister,
Miss Edna Cate we're Nevada
visitors yesterday afternoon.
Ask James how "Washcleann
does the work while you wait or
go about your other domestic
affairs-they have the goods.
Earnest Sheppard, of Weston,
Mo, spent Sunday with relatives
and friends in this city.
Remember we have the White
Loaf Mill flour in stock witch
gives you four different brands
to select from, Kirk Gro
Miss Maud Wiseman, who has
been visiting friends in this city
and vicinity, departed for her
home Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Atkin de.
parted Saturday on an extended
visit to CofeeyilIe, Kans.
For the next ten days you can
get 5 gallon gasoline for zoe at
the Kirk Gro.
S. Lowenstein the horse buy
er, who was here last Friday,
bough quite a number of fine
animals at fancy prices. Mr..
Lowenstein is a good advertiser
and gets the business.
If we are not up-to date in
goods and prices let US know il
quick. The S. 9th st Gro is
talking now Kirk Gro Co
Don't fail to see the ball games
today and tonight between the
Rich Hill team and the Cherokee
Indians.
/ will close out my stock OF
Groceries al the Old Chapman
place on East Park Ave, this
week and next at greatly reduced
rates either as a whole or in
part. G. W. Richie.
Mr.. and Mr.. Dan c. Davis,
who have been visiting Mrs. D's
father, Col. Walters of the Re-
: lie W, departed Sunday for
Topeka, Kans.
Let us tell you once nor that
the Manhattan flour is the high
est grade and the best milled
flour in Kansas. We had IL in
stock about > years ago and
everybody in town bought il.
Every bag guaranteed. Bring
it back and get your money.
The same with everything else
we sell Kirk Gro. Co.
Dave Smalley and Clcye Pitch
ford, who have been touring the
East on a pleasure trip, arrived
home Saturday. They report a
fine time with the exception Of a
few days spent on the bosom OF
the broad Atlantic when they
were very sea sick. Dave says
he went for experience as well as
pleasure and that he sure got
some experience on that ship.
Misses Julia Planning, Isabel
Ashly, Mary Fry, 10y Ballfnch,
Blanche Burns, Bessie Aims
Kate and Anna Frank have ar
rived home from the Warrens-
burg State Normal where they
have been attending summer
school. The State Normal has
enjoyed the largest patronage
in It's history this year and there
were more students from Bates
county than any other county in
the state.
TIT TnIDTIATE
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1910-08-11
ORDER OF PUBLICATION.
STATE or MISSOURI
CorSrN OK HATES IS,
In the Circuit Court OF Bates
County, Missouri. October Term 1910
IL NacatiouAugust /. 1907
O. e.. Young, Plaintiff.
J. NJ, shelby and Oryllle shelby
Defendants.

Defendants.
The state Of Missouri, 20 the above
named defendant, J. NJ. shelby greet.
ing;
Now nc this day comes the Plain.
tin herein 10y his Attorneys and hlcs
his Petition aud Affidavit. alleging.
among other things that Defendant
j. NJ shelby IL a non resident. Of
the state Of Missouri:
Nhcrrupon it Is ordered by the
Clerk IN Vacation that said defend.
ont hv notified 10y publication that
Plaintiff has commenced "A suit
against him, rt al Ia this Court. by
petition and attachment, founded
upon an iustallmcnt note for sum Of
l2io ibdollars' that the property Of
thr said } NJ shelby. the defendant
above named, has been attached.
ANA that unlrRs he, the said ]. NJ.
shelby, hc aud appear ut thls court,
at the next term thereof. Co he be.
gun aud holden at the court house.
lu the city ni Butter, Ia said county.
90, the third day OF October next.
ana on or before the first day of said
term. or plead % the pctltlon
iu said cause, the same viii be taken
as confessed, ana Judgement will be
rendered accordingly.
Aud be IL Farther Ordered. TINT 4,
copy hereof be published according
90 law, la the Rich Hm TmnUSr a
weekly newspaper printed and pub.
ishcd In Bates County. Mo for four
weeks successfully, the last Insertion
10 beat least thirty days before the
first day Of the next term OF the CIR.
cult Court.
7. d. Embree, Circuit Clerk.
TRUE Cory or TINS REcoRn.
Witness my hand and the SEM M
the Circuit Court OF natss county
this lst day Of August 1910.
tSEAL) II, D. Embree Circuit CleYp
By C. N. Barkley ID. q.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-03-27
"A Store of Great Values
"A Store of Great Value"
BURGERS
The Most Eventful March Rug and Carpet Event
Probably In Years Begins Tomorrow Morning
If You Are Going to Move This Week or Rearrange
This Sale Will Benefit You

sale wondering
COMPEL offer
regular greatly below regular
of odd regular
stock compelling 80 Practically
worthy quality will
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EXCHANGE EXPLORERS
Peary VIII Go to England and shackie-
ton Come to United States

London, March 26.-(Special.)-We are
exchanging explorers. While Commander
Peary will be telling England how he
discovered the north pole Sir Ernest
5hackleton will be Informing America how
he nearly found It's Antarctic brother. Sir
Ernest left England for America on March
49, He took Lady Shackleton with him.
After making profitable tour of Ameri-
ca and Canada, extending for more than
three months, he INTENDS to lead an ex-
petition into Alaska In the hope of dis
covering another Klondyke. This expedi-
ton will not materialize. They would
sooner buy Holbeins and Valasques or
erect unappreciatei memorials.
At the present time we are being treat
sd TO the undigniaed spectacle of Cap
tain Scott who Is to race Peary to the
Antarctic stumping the country for funds
with which to carry on the expedition.
Even schoolboy's pence have been util-
lied to swell the fund so meagre has
been the response to the captains ap-
peal.
In the fact of this financial difficulty 1t
is useless for Sir Ernest Shackleton to ask
for more money, even with the prospect OF
4 great financial return in the shape of
gold discoveries Financiers do not re-
;pond with avidity to the offer of pigs In
uokes-they have been led in too often.
All kinds of treasure-hunting schemes
have been financed only to let In their
trusting hackers, and even Sir Ernest
ahacltleton's name Is not enough to tn
spire confidence In the recuperating prof.
ects of unknown Alaska. &c. his lecturing
tour ended, he will return to England a
the end of June.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-03-27
ROYAL COUPLE TIRELEss
Prince and Princess of Wales Attend
Public Engagements BY the Score

London, March %. - Especially The
Prince and Princess of Wales appear to
be absolutely tireless in fulfilling public
engagements, and the prince especially
is doing all he can to relieve his father
of the dull duties, such as laying founda-
lion stones and opening exhibitions. which
are among the penalties suffered by roy
atty They have both found time. how
ever, to visit the house Of commons, and
few people are aware of the intense in
terest they take in politics. The prince
has been in the gallery of the house on
five successive occasions, and has shown
especial interest in the Irish question.
The princess, who Is looking wonder
fully we'll this season, has made Broad
stairs the little seaside resort between
Margate and Ramsgate. once more fash
ionable by sending two of her boys there
to recuperate. Many years ago queen
Victoria often spent week-ends there, and
many celebrities, including Charles Dick
ems and Wilberforce, made 1t their head
quarters. There Is now a rush of par
ents to Broadstairs and the apartments
are full of children of well-known peo-
pie The parents evidently have an idea
that their children might scrape up an
acquaintance with the royal youngsters.
Prince Albert of Wales who is known
as Lobster at Osborne Naval college,
owing to his red face, is now completely
recovered from his short attack OF In
fuenxa. His young brother, Prince
Henry, who is in his tenth year, prom
ises to be the sturdiest and best-lookfng
member Of the family. His chief amuse-
ment at Broadstairs consisted of bury
ing his governess in sand and chasing
stray dogs. The Prince and Princess OF
Wales will spend few weeks at Frog
more before settling down to a very
arduous season, and there is probability
of the princess spending a week in Ger
MANY
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-03-27


Charles B. James. care James Sana-
torium Co., Memphis, Tenn. Dear Sir
About Ave years ago was unfortunate
enough to have my leg broken by q
gunshot wound, and as result l suf-
fered terribly. My physician, to re-
lieve my pain, gave me morphine, which
was continued during the time I was in
bed. After l got out of bed tried to
quit the use of the drug, but found
my suffering from morphine pains was
really more severe than the pains
caused by the broken leg, and ms a re-
suit ] continued to use morphine until
I went to your Sanatorium, where 1
was completely relieved of all necessity
or demand for the drug, without pain
or inconvenience. In fact. I did not
know when the last dose of morphine
was given me. l am glad to say
am now a well man. My mind is clear.
MY eyes are natural; my sleep sound
and refreshing, and my vigor which
had been affected by the use of the
drug, is now normal. In fact, feel
now that 1 am a normal man. Wishing
you much success in your good work,
and thanking all connected with the
Sanatorium for kindness, I am yours
truly, J. W. BRADLEY.
Morrilton, Ark, Feb. 10, 1910.
JAMES HOME CURE REMEDIES
WIN be furnished at the following
prices:
Khisky, wine or beer ....... $3.50
Tobacco, cigarettes or snuff ....s 800
Nervousness and insomnia. 5000. 500
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Burgers $5.95 Millinery

We find it almost impossible to supply
enough of the 1896 hats, but tomorrow we
have reinforced our collection by two hun
dred new models, special purchase for
the Easter rush-really So and $40 values
each having it's own individual charm,
and no two alike.
styles de- we'll the
serving of unstinted deliberately ri m d
praise and the mater models the ready.
ials and trimmings made" look fire.
excellent. While the ouently in hats
collection includes modestly priced Is
strictly tailored hats where visible
The young girl, the young matron and
the elderly woman are all provided for in
this display of inexpensive millinery
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fair.
Mayor Gaynor Is growing steadily in the
good will of the people of the city, who
are beginning to realize that at last they
have a chief executive who is really
doing what he said he intended to do be-
fore he was elected. He is going ahead
quietly but thoroughly In the work of
putting the city on business basis, in
cldentally surprising the old time poll
ticians who had the same idea the old
Georgia darkey had who declared, plat
forms wuz made ter git in on, not to
stand on"
Mr.. Gaynor is a man OF many pecu-
liarities, one of these is that he hates
fawning and decentralization. l heard
good story the other day illustrating this
point.
A young man came to the mayor and
asked for an appointment as a deputy
Commissioner.
ION what ground do you ask this ap-
pointment?" asked the mayor.
WELL, was the reply, you stated the
other day you wanted good men for Of
flee, and / am good man." The mayor
sized up the visitor a minute and then
said "Young man, you come in and see
me next week" Inquiry showed the APP
plicant was a good man and he got the
place he wanted and so far has made
good.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-03-27

There doubtless will be many IS notes
in evidence at the Actors Fund Fair. but
there will be one in the southern booth
that It will be impossible to duplicate.
This bill was tho first IS issue of the
First National bank of Pell City, Ala,
and 1t IL registered as No. /. 1t was sent
to David Robinson. chairman of the
southern booth, by McLane Tilton. Jr.,
cashier of the bank.
Mr.. Tilton in sending the bill says
This bill was being kept by me as a
souvenir of an institution that paid cash
during the panic when its brethren in
adjacent territory were doing a song and
dance. stunt in an up-in-the-air-ballet.
wanted to keep 1t always and know of
no other .cause save your own to which
would surrender It. But then have an
other little bill at home. aged six years.
and will try to be content without a du-
piicate of tho issue. Mother says nay
In addition to Mr.. Tilton's contribution
the southern booth IL receiving many
donations Of various kinds OF products
from the south, and 1t is expected that
this division will be one of the most
interesting at the fair Governor Gil
christ has given q handsome souvenir
spoon, showing tho coat Of arms Of Ala
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-03-27

bama and Inscribed Compliment of
Albert Gilchrist," and this with the other
contributions will be disposed of at the
fair
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FREE DRUG CURE.
Hypodermic or internal

Chas. B. James. Dept. 8, 1873 Pop
lar ave-, Memphis, Tenn: Please
quote terms and send to my address,
all charges paid. free trial bottle
for patient using Estate here num-
Der grains used each "a hours)
grains Of Estate kind of drug here)
......... ..................
state here If used by mouth or hypo-
| dermically. ...................
Name .............. ................
Town .............. State ........
Nearest Express Office.
Booklets on sanatorium and Home
Treatment of Drug Additions, Drunk
enness, and Tobacco and Cigarette
Habits, containing testimonials, etc.,
sent sealed under plain 5 cover. Cor
confidential. Address
James Sanatorium, Dept. 3, 132 Poplar
ave., Memphis Tenn.
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J. w. BRADLEY
OF MORRILLTON, ARK

TAKES MORPHINE TO ALLAY PAIN
Caused BY Gunshot Wound-Becomes
Drug Addict--visits James Snnato-
rum, Is Cured of Drug Habit With
out Suffering
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-29
DISTRICT STATIONS.

Minimum temperature for twelve-hour
Averages
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-29
NEW YORE STOCKS AND BONDS
Storm Of Liquidation Breaks Over
Wall Street Markets.
ROE TRADE ACrs As BARoNErER
FeelinE OF Anxiety Increased over
Possible ReceusIoB-HiEh Prices
Involve Difficulties in All
Directions.

NEW YORK April E-Ihe storm Of
nquidation which broke over the stock mar
vhich have been gathering for some time
past
The position in United states stesl was
s-ocspted IS typical q the whole market
M this stock was considered conclusive
I ne fhct that 50 favorable q development
stock should be Uken advantage Of 20
push the - 'llnE Demonstrated the over
extended speculation IN Il. The weekly
reviews OF the iron trade By the accepted
authorities in the trade ceutered Alteration
on this tendency today and made q strong
influence in the days trading.
The Importance attached 10 the iron trade
as e barometer u general trade oondiuoas
m6oe this news Influential in increasing
We feeling OF anxiety over a possible trade
This feeling has arisen By reason Of re-
ports OF hesitation In various lines Of busi-
less and Of ths high prices of commodl-ies
IL lE felt that these nigh p'icer have In
volved difficulties ~ All direcr,ons. They
strengthen the contention for Increases in
wages, which are he NJ cOnsidLttd In all
oepS-tmeuts Of Industry They have tied
VI large .olUn5s q cr-dit for The purpose
Of holding commodities out OF the market
an the effort 70 keep Up prices For these
ana kindred reasons IL has b-en felt that
speculative delatiun Was a necessary pre-
llInllary 70 the re-estabiishment Of sound
coEditiOnE-
Anxiety is felt, nevertheless. Ger the con-
duct of this denszion- The solicltnde ex-
pressed today over the situation in the
co'scn market - an sNaHnlse sf his feel
lnE- Tomorrow being first notice day in
the cotton market involves the Obligation
@ buyers OF cotton 70 accept deliveries OF
MAY cotton contracts.
The approach OF the Nay EetLlerpeuts cum
verEinE on the. weeks he,avy rold exports
oomplcated the money position Loans al
ready called b. the banks and the resulting
Per cent money rate was the highest
touched since the first week Ia January.
Ahe stock market itself showed the relief
offered by the days Liquidation in the
sironger tone that developed before the
unsettled.
Bonds were easy. Total sales. par value.
S.ssAN0 United States bon6s were un-
Number OF sales and principal quotations
on stocks WeFs aa fnllcTru-
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-29

OMAHA STATION.

For Omaha, Neb-, for the tEsnty-tour
hours ending at a. m 7Bth meridian time
] thursday, April =. 1910.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-29
Metal Market.

NEW YORK April H--METALSThe
market for standard copper on the New
York Metal exchange was dull today, with
spot and forward deliveries UP 20 the end of
July, closing at ~ EG125A The English
market was steady. with spot quoted e.
&c, and futures a. f57 - sd Arrivals re-
ported al New York today were 82s tons.
Custom house returns showed exports q
thirry-siN tons making IL az 50 far this
month Local dealers quote lake copper al
81 $50 l20o. elecIrCly-tic al 81 cs y 3, and
casing al 81 500 p EEiS. Tin Vas quiet
with spot and forward deliveries Up 70 the
end Of July, closing Al 81 S5dE3 Is. The
London market vas a shade lower. but
firm after a weak opening with spot
quoted al f15o, and futures a. EE p Sd
Lead was dull with spot quoted at &Bd
80 New York. and al s438a4 = East 81.
Louis The London market vas lower.
with SPOT closing Al flf lis Sd Spelter Vas
weak with SPOT closing al s5.z575 e New
York. and s5.o7IAds I7-4 East 81 Louis Iron
Was unchanged at 5bE Sd for Cleveland war
rants In Londun- The local market vas
quiet with No, ] fouudry northern quoted
At yl7-B1lg g09.-N No. 2 foundry northern
Sl675dl7 80; No. ] southern and No. south
era soft, S675g17E
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-29

staple and Fancy Produce Prices Fur
ntHhed by Buyers and Wholesalers.

BCTTER-Creaulery. No ], delivered 10
the retan trade IN Ian cartons, BIC: No /,
IA 6g-lb- tubs, Zs5sc; No 2 in lib. cartons,
slc' II Solo tubs. z'aze; packing stock, solid
PACK, ls1Fc. oalry, in GS-lb. tubs. &c Marker
changes every tuesday.
CHEEsE-rWins, is7sc. young America
l7Ac' aa-sy, l1e' Lnbu-ger, lSe No.
DTgck, 1se; No. = l5es domestic block
swiss. ZScs imported SWISS Soc.
POCLTRY-1Jressed bToIlers, 500 d0g -,
for storage, $500; Tor fresh springs, 9oc,
hens, lsc; cocks, J23zc' ducks. &c. geese
l5ci turkeys, 56c; pigeons, per doEs Sl-9),
homer squads, 400 per dOE-, fancy squads
SaR@ per ooE; No 4, SAJ per COX Alive.
BToiers. IRON ~ 70 Ia lbs, sc. IA 10 .
rOOsIeTs lsci ducks, full teathered, l4c,
geese, ful fesJnered, &C. turkeys. lsC.
guinea fowls, &c ezcu. pigeons, &c per duz
homers. SAss PeI coz-s SQUADS, No. J. N.O5
FISH IAN rr9zsnt-Pickerel. SC; Whiteflsh.
lsc; pike, lbcs trout, lie; large crzpples.
l5s7 l5c, SpzLlEh u4ackerel, 4sc, eel lsc. nsd-
d0lk, lac L5ulzers, l1c. rresH catfish,
perch Sc, White14sn, 15e, yellow PerCn. SC,
buIheadE, Be white bass 1-Cs r0eshads.
Sl-99 saca; shAdroes, per pair, Soc frog legs,
BEEF CCTS-Ribs. No. ], I7c; No. 3
l4s1c, No. = g5zcs l0ln, No. J. lScs No. z
l6c; No 3 l4Aacs chuck, No. ]. $40. No.
&c, No c, vac. E0UD1, Nc J. u74cs No. 2
Le. No. 2. ssc, plate, NO, 4 5sscs No. q
ClTg-sIAEterriez= Texas and Lon
4slaDa, l4-CUaTt cases. per cast, 49, ~
pint cases. pei case. 8
MDAs-L.4-I.1-lleTz eAtra fancy ggl-
800 sizes, SEQ choice, 35y-J8J Elzes,
pea boA- i4-5y. ~ size J8c per 50x lesE
DRAN GES-Cs4lfurnla Ca-Et.la and 1ro-
c-cer brands Red-zuc Nave4s. s5-s5-lL
sIzes- Der bcN- as, 10 size, per 10E. -
lap-lsC- 5ty-2lg-Z1s sizes. per bgN. s. 50. on !
braDas from Riverside and olneT districts.
per bo1. g. sI9s.ee. N9-s5-l-- sizes, per BOX
g. 51a2E
BANANAs-Fazcy select. per bunch, s. 2.
c. -. Jumbo, l1nch, &--l.I2. e.
GRAPE ERLlr-F -0-ics. e. size 81 s..
54-54-lg sizes. per box s..
ApFLEE-hen DAVIS. Per bbl-. S. -. New
YORK Rlssecs. medium size per Dbl 1 -
EshIornlA !alCy, 81. ~. PtErmAl1s, Tei
box f2.lv; California, extra fancy ", IA
EfarrlalEs. ke1 a. COS brand. per boz
e =, e2rIa fancy loEE Jolatasns. Per bel
CRANBERR1Es-Jsrssy. fresh stock. pei
FIGs-Calfornis. -B- size. SIC
DAIEE- Anchor bEaDd neE. % lib
piEa. ln i8E Der buN. -
NEGEIA AELES-IElsh potatoes. WlFcun.
sin and native. per bu-, al ~, Colorado
sEED SWEET PoFAroEs-KaHsas. PEI
cABBACE-NeW California. per ID. &C.
CELERE-CshforHiH or FloridA. per H.
ONION s-ited. Per ~. g.. Texas erysta
EsK, Der crate N-zss yellow, per crate. =
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-29

SHEEP-lt vas another quiet market in
the sheep harm today a. Quotably steady
prices. Total receipts were uEnI as usual
consisting wholly % lambs, about half
wooled and hslf shOrn. Packers were not
very anxious fOI material even though The
strike scare has blown over and demand
was rather dun from the start few
loads Of good Wcoled MeItcaus were on
sale. the best lots going al - s.. with less
desirable shipment a. gss0
The weeks trade thus Far has presented
no new features Cf conseq equenCe- ASIDE from
limited supply and an equally limited
demand, Jl1e situation ts much the same as
u was az last weeks close. sheep have
been selling in about the same notches.
shorn lambs have met with a fairly good
inquiry at firm figures and wooled lambs
are trlfle lower. "A decline Of lta lac
would easily cover any weakness ia this
branch Cf the trade, however, and the bet
Ter grades might possibly be quoted as
barely steady.
CgrreEt prices on shorn lambs are Just
about sc less and prices on shorn sheep
around 5ec less than values on similar
quality q wooled shipments. The following
quotations apply 70 the latter class of
stock. Good to choice lambs. s. SOS 81.
fair 70 good lambs. ss-e3as. 45, good hight
BEARINGS Sl5gH5p; goco heavy yearl.l.gs
ti.tbeA4s good 10 cho3ce Eethers, T-A5g
an falr 70 good wetners E-5Ja5-Ss, good
TO choice ewes, E-s0gA0e: fair 70 good
eWe8- g7.O0g1.6o-
Rev 80 Hsaa aan
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-29
Total receipts. .Iss
DISPOSITION.
n-#n
TOtal.................... asa

CATI LE-There Wes q decent run OF
cattle here TODAY for thursday, but st1l
the receipts tor the four days snow q fsll-
ing eff OF almost $500 head as compared
WlIk the same days last week, but . gain Of
EDolP z,0.W head as compared with the same
per3uo a year ago. The market as q whole
was n much more satisfactory conoiDon
than yesterday. The setting OF the labor
troubles at the packing houses, thus avert
ing the danger OF a strike, made packers
feel more like buying with greater Treeoom
Ina0 for the last two or three days
Beef steers were in good demand, espe-
cisily the light grades q good quality, and
anything of that kind commanded prices
thai we're a little stronger Than yesterday
morning, or fully as good as yesterday
close Heavy catIle, while soTneW nat neg
!eeted. were fully as good as yesterday.
Cows and heiters sold quite freely Al
prices on ar average attic stronger than
, yesterday.
Feeding cattle we're all in good demand
and the market On the LgnIer grades al
least firm
Quotations on czttIe: Good 20 choice corn
fed steers. s. -Gas-E; fair 70 gOod Sornfee
steers, ss-S8sJl-As common 10 iaT cOTnIe9
steers. S5s5ab-7Ss gOOo 70 choice COWS and
heifers, $i01Q7.00s fair 10 goOd-coWs and
helters. s. IS. common TO fair COWS and
hsifers, s. 75a47S; good 10 choice stockeTs
and feeders. s. 83q 675. fair 20 good stockers
and feeders. SQ8qS-&; common 70 ta!T
stockers and feeders, $AG0q509 stock heit-
eTE. s. aTboA-H9. veal calves. S-259A@Si bulls,
ErRES etc g. 7bf4R g