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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
NEW CHICAGO

NEW CHICAGO.
Lot II. blk I, 4th add. New Chgo
R. E. & I. Co. to Mike Tromas $50
Lots IL and IS. blk 8. 4th add
New Chgo r. z. & l. Co. to
HAMMOND
Lot Is and IL lot IA Stafford &
Trankle's 7th add, Louis H.
Stafford to Giel SWEETS. ... $50
MILLER
Lots l to IS, blk T. and lots to
8. 10 to %, &c and w u lot rs,
blk l. Railroad add, Richard l.
Miller to James A. Blackman 1880
EAST CHICAGO
Lots 10 and 20. blk 6, NV u
33379 E Chgo Co to Balint
Lots 10. 20, 80 and 81, blk 6, NV
u S3-37-9 Balint Matusz to
Frank DeBrfae observation-disclosures.
Same property as last deed,
Frank De Briae to Balint Ma
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WANTED-Messenge boy. Apply Man
ager. Western Union office. 54S
Broadway, Gary. If
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wANTED-Dishwash at once; good
wages. Apply Erie hotel, Hammond
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CASH GRAIN MARKET

Winter wheat by sample: No red.
SO Q97 sc No. red, 940 CSC: No. 2 hard,
96c qs1-00; No. 3 hard, 94097hc
Spring wheat by sample: No 1
northern, s1.11@1.13; No. northern.
sl09 OIL No. spring, 94c@s1.07.
Corn by sample: No. 2. SING; No. 2
white, SIC; No 2 yellow. SIS a SIC; No.
3. 81 nc; No. white, 51k @51Ac; No
yellow, 81 II @51Ac c; No. A, 5ok oslo
Oats by sample: No. 2, 321ac; No. 2
white. 34@34a4c; Nos3 white, 33@33Hc
No. white. s2h 932Ac; standard. s2h
m34Lc
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NOTICE.

The following letters in answer TO
TIMES classified advertising may be OBJ
tanned at THE TIMES office. They will
be sent by mail upon request and upon
receipt OF stamps:
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the churches


However. they did not figure that
eternal vigilance is the price of peace
as represented by an absence of an
over-supply of saloons. They thought
that the county commissioners, having
denied the license, would abide by their
denial. But they were not next" to the
inscrutable ways of county commission
ers. They failed to have their petition
in evidence to flap In the faces of the
commissioners at the last meeting of
the august body But Mr. 10th did not
overlook the meeting. He was pres
emit with his little application for a
license and 1t was granted.
1t Is Unconstitutional.
And this accounts for the strange re-
quest to create a microscopic dry dis
trfct in that very wet district known
to fame as Oklahoma.
Abe Ottenheimer said it would be un-
constitutional to create the dry district
according to the methods employed by
the DIRECTORS. SO there is nothing doing
along that line.
Steve Popovitch now conducts a sa-
| loon at the southwest corner of Ken
| nedy and Chicago avenues, which is G
part of the block in which 10th pro
poses to open his establishment. HI
/ was to have been left in supreme anC
serene possession of the field and ma
turally was a hot advocate of the dry
| ing of the rest of the block.
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LEG AL NOTICE.
BANKRUPTCY SALE.

The undersigned will sell at public
auction one stock of groceries and de-
livery wagon at 4740 OIocott ave, East
Chicago. Indiana, on Thursday, Oct 6,
1910. at o'clock p. m.
HENRY BROWN, Bankrupt.
FRANK l. EVANS, Trustee.
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NOTICE.
NOTICE.

To the Public Make use of these
columns and you Will benefit thereby
If you want to reach the public in any
way this IS the way to do it. Pub
licity is what We specialize The cities
of Hammond, Gary, East Chicago,
Whiting and Indiana Harbor know it.
THE TIMES NEWSPAPERS.
Hammond. Ind.
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Beam Becomes Unbalanced.
ST JOHN.

Mr. and Mrs John Stolz of Merrill
VILE spent Sunday with relatives here.
Frank Keilman of Chicago was the
guest OF relatives here Sunday.
The Misses Frances and Olive Klas-
sen spent today in Chicago.
Mrs Mary Stark returned from Low
ell and will make her home with Mr..
and Mrs. Jacob Klassen.
Henry Stage of Brunswick was st.
John business visitor today.
Edward Thielen made a business trip
to Kankakee today.
John Helfen of Griffith spent Sun
.. day visiting with Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
P. Klassen.
Mrs. E. Born OF Dyer was the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. b. Blocker Sunday.
Joseph NJ Gerlach transacted BUSH
| ness in Crown Point today.
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HIGHLANDS

Miss Florence Werdemann spent
Sunday afternoon with Miss Edith
Jameson
Miss Mamie Johansen was entertain
ed by Miss Emily Katzbach Sunday
afternoon
Miss Susie Kikkert was the guest
of Miss Wi1helmina Hartog Sunday.
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NOTICE 10 ADVERTISERS.

Readers of the following advertise
ments who wish to communicate with
advertisers whose identity is not re-
vealed should follow the instruc-
tions to address them by the key let
ter given Requests at this office to re-
veal the Identity of anonymous adver-
tisers cannot. in justice to the adver-
Users, be answered. Simply follow in
structions
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my hand and afhx the seal of said
Court, at Hammond. this 26th day of
September, A. D. 1910.
ERNEST L SHORTRIDGE.
Clerk L s. c.
BY NAE HANSON.
Deputy Clerk.
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PERSONAL.
BOARD AND ROOM.

GOOD TABLE BOARD. BATH. HOT
and cold water, terms reasonable;
convenient to East Chicago cars and L.
s & NJ. S. station at Calumet ave, Ham
mond. Telephone 1913, or 3.4 Indiana
ave. 2S-4
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AS far as 1t is possible, 1t is advised
that all classified ads should either he
mailed or sent to the office.
The TIMES will not be responsible
for errors in ads taken over the tele-
phone.
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NOTICE.

Will parties who have replies to clas-
sifed ads addressed care Lake County
Times kindly call promptly for same?
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USED THINGS THAT YOU DON'1
WANT CAN BE SOLD IF YOU AID
vERTTSE IN TRF TIMES
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WANTED-Experien grocery sales
man. e. c. Minas Co, Hammond Ind.
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FOR SALE-Restaurant, saloon and
boarding house; good paying bust
ness: reason for selling: business else
where requires entire time. For particu
lars inquire Union Cafe and Auto Inn,
cor. Holman and Indiana, Hammond.
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MALE HELP.

wANTED-Teamste at once. Apply J.
j. Dabos & Son. Fayette ST. Ham
mond AZ
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FOR SALE.

sell stock. Address H, Times. Ham
mond. 43
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FOR TNE BEST QUALITY. OYSTERS
served in all styles, go to Con Moors
restaurant on Douglas ave. between
Plummer ave. and State st. 24-2
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WONOROUS
ESCAP|
FROM DEATH

After falling a distance of forty-feet
from a coal tank at the coke plant to-
gether with a structural iron beam
weighing nearly ton, Charles Jones,
a structural iron worker today lives to
tell the tale of his miraculous escape.
The accident occurred yesterday af-
ternoon about three o'clock at the coke
plant and was witnessed by a score of
other workmen who turned away with
a sickening shudder as the young man
plunged headlorg into space and land
ed a pile of timbers on his head and
lay there it'll the heavy beam across
his chest.
still Lives After Fall.
When workmen rushed to where
Jones was there expected to find that
life had been crushed out of his body.
AS 1t was, when the heavy iron beam
was lifted and Jones was taken from
the mass of debris. he lay there as one
dead. He was hurried to the steel
company hospital where he soon re-
gained consciousness and after an
examination it was found that his in
juries only consisted of three broken
ribs although It could not be determir-
ed as yet whether he had sustained in
ternal injuries or not.
Beam Becomes Unbalanced.
| Jones was employed yesterday after
noon with three other workmen on a
| rigging near the coal tank. A heavy
| structural iron beam had been hoisted
to the men on the rigging and and the
| same was about to be swung into posi-
| ton when it became unbalanced. Jones
threw his weight on the other end to
bring the beam into position when the
| iron toppled over. AS the beam left
the rigging Jones threw up his hands
and with a wild cry tried to save him.
self He fell to the ground with a
sickening thud and his fellow workmen
after the accident became SO terrified
that they took their dinner pals and
stopped work
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WANTED-An experienced girl for
general homework in family of three.
s5S S. Holman St, Hammond. IA
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wANTED-Competen girl for general
homework. Apply 81 Ruth ST., Ham
mond.
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Wanted TO RENT.

Here is the place to rent it-through
the columns of The Times
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wANTED-Competen girl for general
homework; no washing; So per week.
Apply $40 s. Holman ST., Hammond. 4-3
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IF YOU HAVE ANY THING AROUND
the house that you don't want. some
body else might Advertise it and it
might bring you money. Every little
helps.
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PEOPLE ASK
EXPLANATION
ABOUT TOPIC

Continued from Page Five.)
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WANTED-Man with small capital
owning horse and wagon. to managt
good paying business In Hammond will
stand close investigation. Call after 5
p. m. at room T. Maine hotel, Ham
mond. Ask for Joseph Diagntault. AZ
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ADVERTISE IN THE TIMES.
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WANTED-Two good men at once to
sell soap in Hammond; also other
fast selling articles. Cali after p. m.
at room 7, Maine hotel, Hammond. Ask
for Joseph Diagneault Az
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HONESTLY, YOU WOULD BE AMAZED
at the bargains that are to be snap
ped UP by perusai of the ads in these
columns.
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BATTLING FOR THE RIGHT"-The
Life and Story of Theodore Roose-
welt; authentic; up to date; great mon
ey maker; liberal terms; outfit free.
Universal house, S54 Wabash ave, Chi
cago. "a
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WANTED-Girls at once.
Speciality Underwear Co.,
Hammond.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-18
Foreign Failures
CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE
Fntnre Grain AMID Provirionr


CHICAGO. Sept 1I.-Speculative sentiment
switched decidedly today TO the buying side ia
wheat. Higher cables. better cash demand and
lighter northwest receipts, were the chief fac
tors. The close firm at a net gain or t2c
to sc. Latest quotations showed corn sc
lower 10 a shade above last nights figures. oats
up &c TO nc and provisions at l2lac decline 10
31ae advance.
Extensive covering OF short wheat seemed to
have declined the market here. simultaneously
there was strength in Europe due largely 10 a
letIp In Russian offerings. The fact that primary
receipts were nearly 100000 bushels less than
for the corresponding week last year had con-
siderable bearing the improved demand for
cash wheat The southwest in particular reported
too a well known crop experts figures. put
ting the total yield of winter and spring vhea
in the United States at 604. 600. 600 bushels
against the governments September Indication OF
6T5. 900. 600 bushels Earlier in the day the
market had been weakened temporarily By as
estimate from another source that the crop In
the DakOtas and Minnesota Is 5000 600 bushels
larger than had been deduced from the govern
ment report Foreign strength. however. encOur-
the market advanced. December ranged from
99l4c to sl.oo1ac, with the close sc up to
81 .uOA C.
Splendid weather made corn easy. No. yel-
low cash closed at 5JA ass &c. December huc-
tusted between 525sc and 50 l2c and
closed steady at 53&s. net loss of &c
Diminished receipts caused oats to be In
dependentiy hrm December varied from S5zsc
10 90 &c and finished &c up at 3544c.
Tue end Of the day left pork 2lzc TO nc down;
lard 2l%c higher 10 10c of and ribs ranging from
last nights figures to Tl2c decline.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
Article Open. High. Low. Close.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-18
| Asscssment Dircctorv C0mstock Mines
OIL STOCKS

Associated oil was irm yesterday at s44;25.
Caribou advanced to SO and Palmer was firm
at ST. There were sales of San Francisco
and Mckittrick at $40
The Republic well is down 2.425 feet and
cemented of at that depth in formation iden-
tieal with the Empire 900 barrel well imme-
The beginning OF this month found the
United oil company with resources as follows
Sl9s. 435. II; cash and accounts receivable.
slG2 s202l making total M assets sets 81 s15so 155 81
able, $lo406.54: total, S31,7S9.s7, and current
bills.
This gives the stock a book value Of 81 10
Some idea of the storage being provided
for Independent agency oil may be had when
rtaa Is t mere are VET 70 pc erected
81 of these at San Luis Obispo and the others
at various pumping stations of the Producers
TRANSPORTATION company and in the held
There are also two reservoirs of a capacity
of 1.250. coo barrels each TO he completed at
San Luis 0bispo Eight tanks completed
each month and it is expected that all the
storage far contracted for will be finished
within six months.
Five wells producing property of
the United States oil company in the Midway,
with monthly production Of $4,000 barrels.
according to a statement to stock holders just
issued. Five other wells are partly finished
and eleven other rigs are on the ground The
tnlted's property is equipped with three com
pete camps.
This company purchased 400 acres on Sep
tember 3. all ln proved territory.
Inc amount or oil produced by the American
petroleum company during the first % days
of July amounted TO 275,S40 barrels, while de
liyeries under contract amounted to 260,00O
barrels at the contract rate Of 10000 barrels
per day.
The company is still running IL strings of
tools. hve of the wells being over 1900 feet
deep and six over l 200 feet deep. Three Of
them. among which is No. 10 In section 30.
are in the sand aud should be finished within
short time Web No 10 in section 80 was
completed few days ago and put tbs
pump. 1t started of at the rate Of $50 barrels
per day. but is expected TO equal well No. Q
near by. which produced as high about
1o.Go0 barrels per day. but which is now
producing only about 300 barrels.
No. 20 we'll of the American oil fields COM
pany in section 1851 % Is continuing its enor-
nous production at the rate of about 10000
barrels per day. On August 20 the production
was 10000 barrels and for the other five pro
ducing wells in section 36 the production was
5000 barrels. making a total OF 2l.2oo barrels
for the day. This has been about the ely
average for the past two weeks. Well No. |.
drilling in section &C. has reached Depth
Of 1.so5 feet. No, 81 is down 1.2o5 feet and
No. Sc T60 feet. In section 32-32-24 the big
well No. ; Is sanded mp, but few days
ago ii broke loose and flowed for three hours
st 1000 barrel rate. This company. is run
ming IL strings of tools various other sec
tions at Sunset and Midway and well No. l
in section l231-22. considerable trouble with
which has been experienced. is now being per
forated 1t gives excellent indications of de-
yeloping into a good we'll
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-18
Morning Session
GRAIN MARKET
wheat and Other Grains

Wheat and Other Grains
Wheat-The worlds shipments for the week
were as follows Gin quarters); Russian. 646 200;
Danubian, $4,000: Argentine, 80. 600; Indian,
10000: Australian. 10000.
Foreign futures higher Chicago was
also up several Fractions and there was a hruler
Ieenng IN the San Francisco market, with some
A Chicago wire says: Weather conditions
fine Liverpool frmness largely due to lessened
offers of Russian wheat. Offerings OF latter
largely dried up and shippers FIRM In their views
and asking an advance.
CASH WHEAT
California club. S1.55d 1.621A Sonora. 81. T21a
"a so; white Australian. $l.IOMi %: northern
club. SL5I So Russian red. $1.5T = a so;
turkey red; Sl.6O@ l.62i2; bluestem. St-T2l@ q
Ito per ctl
10 a. m. Session
Barley Feed was temporarily scarce yester-
day and the market ruled firm at an advance In
both spot and futures.
CASH BARLEY
No feed $1d1.o5Is: on grades. e2h a
sT12e per ell; choice. s1O3% Los; island
barley 92l3 M9!l5e: new brewing and shipping
grades. S1.05@L0s94 per etl.
FUTURES
10 a. m. Session
opsn High Low Low Close.
Deeember -. i.o714 los i.o71s los
Oats-The market shows no furthef change.
being weak under large offerings.
The government oat contract for some thou
sands Of tons. for the PHILIPPINES, mentioned
come time ago. has been captured by Mime
apolis
Red for feed. St2Oa1271s for ordinary and
black. S1-10d1.20 for feed aud S1.30e11 40 for
seed; gray. nominal. white. S1-5aG 60
Corn-Western states: Yellow. In bulk. San
Francisco track. $1.4s: white. s150: mixed.
tian. S1.50M 1.55; brown do, S1-60@1.63 per etl-
Rye-Nominal at s1.6od 90 per ctl-
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-18
Condition of Trade

Henry CLOVIS of New York says: ..The pen-
eral business situation is improving Trade is
quiet and being conducted on much more con
seryatlye lines than year ago-a policy which
Is likely TO prove helpful and result in q larger
ana sonnder activity later on. There is still
some tlmidity IN business circles over uncer-
taintes which have already been discounted in
the stock market. but in due season these draw
packs should gradually disappear. As soon as
INCUBATION in commerce and industry has been
as thorough as in finance there would seem to be
little reason for delay in business revival Tho
three great commercial nations of the world
England, Germany and France-are still enioy-
ing a high degree of prosperity In all, three
countries, and especially England both domes-
tic and foreign trade continues upon a large
scale without interruption. There is no lasting
reason why the United States should be the
only great country where depression prevails !:
but such is the fact This country has been
suffering from past excesses. For eight months
AZ least. If not longer. have been payiur
the penalty; yet as long activity continues
abroad IT is reasonable to hope that We too
should regain our share
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-18
Deciduous and CIfru. E,-.,,.

Inc uslai Disk saturday bnying enliveneI
Increased trading had little eject on values. Is
receipts 81 nearly everything on the uat were
either ample OF excessive. There were "a rher
heavy arrivals of nutmeg melons and pricsS for
general offerings were low and irregular In
the early trade buyers paid soc a hox and per
hapS nttie more for favored brands but with
most sellers 1Oc was high price for the day
while good stock could be had at 25c in the
afternoon Peaches were still IN abundance anil
the presence Of much cheap stun 10 the market
had depressing effect on the sale of Superior
quality fruit SeedleSS grapes were In dc
creased supply and higher. aud luz bozc- x
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-18

MONEY MARKET
GETS MORE CASH

NEW YORK. Sept. 1.-THE
weekend found a moderate uncov-
cred short interest remaining from
the selling operations of the pre-
vious day or two, and the demand
to cover on that account was an
influence on the market.
The expressed intention of the
foreign bankers organization to
consider further the problem of
insurance of cotton bills of lading
aroused fresh hopes that a COM
promise would be effected which
would avoid disturbance of the
money and exchange markets IN
the financing of the important cot
ton export movement.
The loan expansion disclosed by
the weekly bank statement was
attributed to the weeks large
syndicate transactions and the
concurrent loss of cash brings the
actual surplus down TO S31, $40 900.
The money market was replen-
ished today by a redemption OF
$l0,00O.o00 British treasury bills
Mexican gold 10 the amount of
half a million dollars was received
in New York today.
Bonds were steady. Total sales
(par value), s1,906. 600
United States 2s have declined
in the bid price on call since last
week.
NEW YORK. Sept. 17=E. T.
Hutton's wire says: The stock
market during the last week has
been characterized by much irreg-
ularity and an uncertain trend as
the result of professional opera
tions and manipulative tactics by
leading market interests. The
heaviest feature in the security
list has been steel common, which
has reflected the heavy cUrtail-
ment in the industry and reduction
OF prices in the finished products,
hence we find the movement in
this security as logical for the
times. Further retrenchment by
the steel corporation will undoubt-
ly be followed by lower prices for
these stocks. While crops have
finished out splendidly for the
year, the business situation is far
from satisfactory as a result of
political tension throughout the
country and rate making difficult
ties between the railroads and in
terstate commerce commission.
This situation is likely to remain
unchanged for a considerable time
Vet. We might say that poor Sc
curity market seems inevitable
for some weeks.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-18
SUMMARY OF
THE MARKETS

New York stocks firm and cop
pers quiet.
Cotton quotations lower.
Continued decline in Comstock
Oil and local securities quiet.
Bank ciearinss gain 1876 per
cent.
Refined sugar market down 10
points.
Most kinds of cash wheat higher.
Barley market firmer.
Minneapolis gets the big ont
contract.
Hay and feedstuffs unchanged.
Live and dressed meats as be-
fore.
Bean handlers waiting for the
new crop.
Butter. eggs and cheese un-
changed.
ycgetiibIes active and steady.
Burbank potatoes steady. Onions
higher.
Fresh fruits in good demand.
Considerable poultry left on hand.
Rosin quotations advanced.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-18
Meat nIaHket

DRESSED MEATS
SIaughtererS' rates to dealers and butchers a q
as follows:
Beef-s1sq q9c per ID for steers. sas1zc for
cows and heiferS
veaI-1OQ11e for large and 11912c for small.
AIuttOn-W Wethers 96l 1Oc; ewes, 9d9l5c per IN
Lamb-1O1e all nc per ID.
Dressed pork (per lbl-1Sdf315c for light
LIVESTOCK MARKET
The following quotations are for good sound
livestock, delivered In San Francisco. gross
weight:
No 1 fat steers, over 900 lbs. alive, 5d5Hc
per ID under 900 lbs, SC; second quality an
weights, 41a94s4c; thin, undesirable steers. ss.
G4ke
No. l cows and heifers. 4G4hc; second quail
ity. 3% ale; common, thin, undesirable cows
-. d3L
Desirable, bulls and stays. pa ae7ac; half fat
or thin bulls a G2c-
CaIves-Lig ightweight. per ID. 52 @sc; medium.
5L4 6l515c. heavy. 4G4@c.
Sheep-Desirsble wethers, 4E94Ass ewes. 6
04Lc-
Lambs (per Ib)-Unshorn lambs. 6a6Ac; shorn
lambs. 5la G5Ac-
Hogs lper lbl-Hard grain fed. weighing 100
to 14D lbs, &c. 40 10 25O lbs gttc. 25O
to $50 lbs. &c; common, undesirable hogs. 6QTc.