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Arizona republican., 1910-05-10
PARKER TOWNSHIP
 SALE BEGINS TODAY .',ts, s.,- " ~ All Is In Readiness for the Official
 Starting Of New City.

This is the day of the opening of the auction sale of lots in the Parker townsite. also the last day for the sale of excursion tickets to Parker un- der the special rate of $77o for the round trip The limit for the return trip on these tickets is May 15. Pos sible lot buyers have been leaving here for Parker for several days past and there probably is quite an as- semblage of small capitalists in the river city this morning to be rein forced by today's travellers.
 The receiver of the land office. Charles Arnold. who will receive the money from lot buyers. and Special Agent DeZendorf. who will conduct the sale, went to Parker yesterday. along with a company of United States deputy marshals who will guard receiver and his trust fund. Among them are H. F.. Overlook, son of U s. Marshal Overlook. Chief Deputy Don Willetts. W. II. Gossage. N Pacheco. J. Riedan. J. w. Blanken- ship. Luke Short and Henry Levy.
 It is understood that the officials may continue the sale from day to day as long as there are bidders for the property. or until all prospective in vestors have been accommodated. but it is generally believed that about three days will close up the sale for the present and that there may be another offering later on of the lots that are not disposed of at this sale. SO it is expected that most of the Par ker excursionists will be back by the end of the week.
Arizona republican., 1910-05-10
STORED WATER SUPPLY.

The water level in the Roosevelt reservoir yesterday was 1899 feet, in- dicating stored water supply of about
 l9S,i96 acre feet.
Arizona republican., 1910-05-10
scoTTsoALe MAIL RouTE-wn

SCOTTS0AlE MAIL ROUTE-Wil- liam H. Van Kleecl< has been awarded the contract for carrying the mail be- tween Phoenix and Scottsdale, begin ming July l, and thereafter. at S610 per annum. The letting of this contract appears to be rather precautionary .nfeasure on the part of the govern ment The carrying of way mail by a
 passenger carrying stage does not af- ford the best service to either the Scottsdale people or those supplied along the way and brings the mail into Scottsdale late in the day. Both the people of Scottsdale and the interven- ing residents would prefer a rural route between Phoenix and Scottdale, and such route, to be known as No. ,. has been advised, laid out approved in Washington, sometime ago. The only reason it fhas not been established is that. at the present time the rural ronte division of the service is with
 out funds. Just as soon as there is money roni hand route No. 5 will. no doubt be established, but that may not be ,Antil after the first of July. when th6 present contract for carrying the mail between Phoenix and Scottsdale. now held by John Isaac, will expire The. government has therefore let a new contract to he sure there will be no stopping of the present mail service until, a better plan is adopted. Mfr. Van Kleeck and Mr. Isaac have both been running stages between here and Scottsdalesduring the, pastrwinter, one making the, morning "trip and the other in the afternoon Mir. Isaac, however, has decided to quiet the business after Jny l and engage in. farming, all re- ,latisns between the. two stage lines having been amicable,
Arizona republican., 1910-05-10
OF LOCAL INTEREST

GONE TO PREscoTT-J. G. Cir and. territorial engineer. left on this mornings Diamond Jo train for Pres cott.
 TRAVELLING FREIGHT AGENT w. P. Garside of Fl Paso, travelling freight agent of the Santa Fe. spent yesterday in Phoenix.
 SOCIAL PoSTRoNED-The Pythian Sisters wish to announce to their mem = bers and friends that on account of the warm weather they have postponed their social until fall, when it will be made a more enjoyable affair.
 STUDENTS ,REclTAL.-studepts recital on Tuesday evening of next week. May IT. Advanced pupils of Duffern Rutherford, head of the vocal department of the. Ari- zona school of music. will appear in recital. a r
 GONE TO SAN DiEGo.-chap lain Winfield Scott and wife leave for San Diego, Cal, this after noon for the summer. Chaplain Scott ildo iCSiutuCC San Diego. He will be absent until October or November.
 GIRL ATTEMPTS cRiME-It came to the notice of the authorities yes- terday that a young girl living in the southern part of town had attempted to end the life of her baby. The child was rescued by friends of the family and is likely to recover.
 W. c. T. U. ADDREsSEs-Miss Louise Hollister of Evanston, H., a national organizer of the w.. c. T. U. will speak tonight in the West End school house twelve miles northwest Of Phoenix. She will return to Phoe- nix Thursday and on that day. in the afternoon and evening will deliver two addresses in the W. C. T. '. building on West Monroe street 5.1
 STovEPiPE TOO sHoRT-The fire department was called to the Johnson residence on East Lincoln street, be- tween Central avenue and First street. yesterday afternoon, for blaze in the roof of the dwelling. The stovepipe which served the purpose of chim- ney was too short and the fire from the stove was communicated to the roof. The blaze was extinguished before much damage had been accomplished.
 MANY WATER BILLS UNPAID Today is the last day on which May water rental bills may be paid without the usual penalty for delinquency. As usual the office of the superintendent of the water department will be kept open until o'clock this evening, giv- ing everybody all the opportunity in the world to meet this obligation. It was stated last evening that at least one-third of the users of city water have so far failed to pay the May assessment and if all come across to- day the clerks in the water depart ment win have littel time for any thing else other than taking in money and handing out receipts.
Arizona republican., 1910-05-10
ACQUISITION IssUEo-on t

ACQUISITION iSSUED-On the ap- plication of Sheriff Keeler, represent ing the authorities of Yavapai county. Governor Sloan yesterday issued a requisition on the governor of Cali fornia for the custody of a man named Shockley who is now in jail in San Bernardino. The fugitive from justice was indicted on May 6 by the Yavapai county grand jury on the charge of an assault with "a deadly weapon on q man named Brandt.
Arizona republican., 1910-05-10
A PILGRIMAGE TO BUCKEYE

A PILGRIMAGE TO BUCKEYE The board of supervisors, accompanied by County Surveyor Streitz and County Road Superintendent Acuff, went to the Buckeye country yesterday to look into general road matters. Messrs. Stretiz and Cuff went more particular iy to appraise stretch of land through which the board has been petitioned to open a county road, to which some of the interested property holders have offered objection. -r-
Arizona republican., 1910-05-10
COMMITTEE MLer,ne-The c
RECEPTION IN HONOR OF NEW

MiNlSTER-There will be q reception this evening at the home of MT and Mrs. J. w. Ambrose, 805 West Jeffer- son street, in honor of Rev. c. Ray rnond Gray, the new pastor of the Cen traI Methodist Church, South. The members and friends of the church and the public generally are invited to attend the reception.
Arizona republican., 1910-05-10
A GLOBE visIroR-caI willia,

who grew up from boyhood here but who nov, lives in Globe is here visiting relatives
Arizona republican., 1910-05-10

DIDN'T KNOW OFFIcER-T. Or tego, arrested Saturday evening creat- ing a disturbance upon the downtown
 streets pleaded guilty yesterday be- fore Judge Thomas and was assessed five dollars or five days His only excuse was that he didn't know that the officer who arrested him was a policeman. E. Preuss and J. F.. Sui- livan also paid fines of five and three dollars respectively for being publicly intoxicated
Arizona republican., 1910-05-10

Winslow's Soothing Syrup should al ways be used for Children's Teething. It soothes the child, softens the gums. allays all pain, cures wind collie and is the best remedy for Diarrhoea. Twenty-Five cents a bottle.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-08
MORE BRILLIANT
WORK SUGGESTED

NEW YORK, March Con
certed operations for an advance
on a large scale were clearly per-
ceptible in the stock market to-
day Unfavorable influences were
entirely ignored in New York, al
though the market for Americans
in London was slightly affected
before trading began here.
Large and aggressive accumu-
slation and rapidly rising prices
in United States steel and Union
Pacific had a sentimental effect on
the whole list. The movement in
steel suggested the resumption of
market operations by the bril-
liant campaign in that stock last
year.
Southern Pacific was favorably
affected by the character of the
days testimony in the hearing of
the governments suit against the
merger. The recital of Union
Pacific history by one of its bank
ers was read with profound inter-
est in Wall street.
The influence of the Philadel
phia strike was minimized by the
quiet conditions reported from
that city, although conflicting
claims left the actual situation
somewhat confused. No question
was raised of probable decision
in the American tobacco case at
Washington, in contrast with the
xx-I,a
the probability of a decision was
as remote.
Although the stock market paid
no attention to the bank state
ment, that exhibit was the sub
ject of interested comment in
other quarters. No very clear
light was thrown on the unex-
planned decrease of more than
s1O,OOO,OO0 in cash held by the
clearing house banks, where an
increase estimated up TO $1,000
600 was looked for.
The call loans market was not
affected. The advance in foreign
exchange halted, Notwithstanding
continued hardening of London
discounts and large sales here of
stocks for London account.
Rumors were current that per-
mission will be accorded to the
railroads to advance freight rates
together with an advance in wages
of employees.
Bonds were irregular. Total
sales Cpar value), sS,S52,OO0.
United States IS declined 4 per
cent on call.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-08
Hides. TaIlow, Wool and Hops

straw-5OQI5e per bale.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-08
Eastern LIvestock Market


KANSAS CITY. March 7.-Csttle-Receipts
steers seas: cows and heifers S. 2jGl7: stock
ers and feeders, $+@6.25; bulls. S42j@5. 80,
calves. S4-5ONIg; western steers. $500 200;
western cows. S3.J0M6
Hogs Receipts, 1000. Market Zoe higher.
Bulk OF sales. 50. .6OT9.9O: heavy. 50 SJa3.05, /,
packers and butchers 50. 70M9.9j; light. 50. 4ugl
9. 10: pigs. $S.lOM9..
tons. S65Od 1.T0. lambs. SS5O09.25; fed west
ern wethers aud yearlings. $500 :. 70; fed west
ern ewes. $6jodT.25
SOUTH OMAHA
SOUTH OMAHA. Neb.. March 7.-Cattle-Re
ceipts. 1000. Market strong to Zoe higher. Ma
tive steers. $4.TJ17.50; cows and heifers, S4d6;
Gamers. 81 IjHS.75; stockeTs and feeders. So
a6,4o; calves, s4qs.25; bulls and stays. $500
LReeefpts 1000. Market Zoe higher.
Heavy. 50 SO69.95 = mixed. 50. Tj69S5: light.
50. .60Q9-75; pigs, IS. .25d9.35: bulk 50. 7509. -.
sheep Receipts. 1000 Market steady. Year
STG7.5O: lambs ssae.a5.
CHICAGO
CHICAGO March 7.-Cattle- Receipts. esti-
mated at %. 0O0. Market steady 10c higher.
Beeves. $5NS-2O: Texas steers. 81. 7OdS. 90:
western steers. 81 T5l6-jO; stOckers and feeders,
S3.60G SIS. cows and heifers, 81. 60d $50;
calves. 81. 5O69.75
Hogs Receipts. estimated at 2S.O0O. Market
Toe higher: light, $9-65Q 1908; mixed, So. 15N
good TO choice heavy. $9.90d1O1715; pigs, $500
Ff9.IJ; bHlk OF sales. S9.95d 0.10.
Sheep Receipts. estimated at 16. 600. Market
strong. Native. $JdS15; western. S5.5Ods Il;
Yearlings. ST.s5@s.S0; lambs, native SS09.40.
western $SG9.40
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-08
Local Securities Much Quieter
Mining Shares Also Inactive
STOCK MARKET

Yesterday was the lightest day for some time
IN local securities. Sales Of bonds were only
| SAG, 600 and the only noteworthy variation was
| a rise in United Railroads As to $T3. In stocks
Associated oil was lower at $47.75 and Spring
Valley water lower at $3.50. Paauhau sugar
was ex dividend of zoe.
There was very little feature to mining stocks.
The Comstocks were quiet and unchanged The
| only noteworthy variations in the southern Ne
vadas were advance in Belmont from 81 Y
to 81, and one in Tonopah of Nevada from $3.50
| TO sos. Goldfeld sold up to $50, but fell
| back to $500
Payment OF the contemplated initial so per
| cent dividend to depositors of the State savings
| and commercial bank April i will be DELAYED.
| owing TO the suit flied by Arthur Crane against
Alden Anderson, superintendent of banks, in
which it is asked that the banking act approved
March /, 1909, be declared unconstitutional and
void
oil stocks ex dividend Yesterday were: Rice
| Ranch, 1c: Sterling. 21ac
! A committee representa-, the nnancial IN
terests who propose TO reorganize Comstoek o
affairs. announces its plans. The names OF the
\ committee, of which Franklin Leonard Jr. treas
urer Of the Comstock tunnel company, is chair
man. include Adolph Lewsohn of New \ ork.
president of the General development company;
Ernst Thalman of Iadenberg, Thalman q Co.,
| bankers of New York; A L. Scheuer OF Propst,
Wetzlar 4 Co.. bankers of New York; Charles
| A. Ellis of Lee. Higgnson Co., bankers OF
Boston; ]. Parke Charming, NJ. E.. vice president
ston assistant treasurer of the United States az
| San Francisco. B. +. Shaw of Shaw Brothers,
4 San Francisco. firm of brokers, is also on the
committee. The statement is made that the
committee represents majority OF the snare
holders OF all the Comstock mines. ne commit
tee Invites the deposit of outstanding stocks
with several Institutions who will issue receipts
| therefor.
At the regular annual meeting of the stock
holders of the Paauhau sugar plantation company
! the following directors were elected; W y;
| Irwin Albert Meyer William Matson, Edward
| Pollitz and John A. Buck. William G. Irwin
was elected president; Albert Meyer. vice pres-
dent; Daniel Meyer, treasurer. and H. W
| Thomas. secretary. The receipts for the last
year were 1901 $40, including S621, ,oS0 from the
sale of 92J4 tons of sugar. The disbursements
were S73l 900. including S240.000 in dividends
The cash on hand at the close was $li0,60o. 4 he
| dividends at the rate of 20 cents per share
monthly will be continued. The prospects of the
ii thp favorable.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-08
CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE
Futur. Grnin and Provisions

CHICAGO. March 7.--Wheat fell OF today in
the early trading under the influence or IN
creased northwestern arrivals and multitude
of favorable crop reports. Opening figures were
from unchanged to 1ac lower Bearish sent-
ment predominated in the pit and IN the nrst
hour May sloped down from LBS to $i.iI9s.
The selling was scattered and buyers, at times
checked the decline. much grain being absorbed
at Sl.12 The more distant futures followed
the course of the May delivery. May opened IN
changed to &c down at $1.12as to $i.12.
In the corn pit the bears controlled the early
trades, prices being generally on a down grade,
with support scattered and unintuential Open
ing figures from 1sc to esc of and In the
first hour the tendency was to lower levels. May
opened 4 a 4sc down at 62a4c to 81 12s-
Oats easier, with the other grains al
though the fluctuations were within narrower
limits, and some support from commission houses
developed the low point. May moved between
45c and 44&c. its opening figures, which were
unchanged to 4 c down.
Another advance in live hog prices in the pack
ing centers brought with it higher prices for
provisions at the outset. Pork advanced from
&c to II ac. lard from 121sc 10 15c and ribs from
&c TO ,121ac. Lack of pronounced buying de-
mand caused an easier tone in the FIRST hour;
and much of the opening gain dissolved lniitial
figures for the May products We're as follows
Pork. S2497ls; lard. $13.45 to S13.dIl2 ribs,
$12.S71, TO S12.S
The leading futures ranged follows:
Al I'll
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-08
MIsCELEANEoUs MARKETS
Cotton Market

NEW YORK, March 7.--Huttons wire says;
The cotton marked was weak during the morn
ing and at times there was evidence OF quite
influenced by the heavineSs OF Liverpool and the
poor spot trade, while Liverpool spots were down
bring any additional nquidatiOn< however. 50
that in the afternoon. when earrW sellers tried
to cover. the m0rning loss readily recovered.
The March delivery was strong and the market
advanced to about 10 points over May. showing
a gain of abOut p points from the low point
compared with May.
southern weather reports were favorable. Con
eitions were excellent for farm work eveywlere
and the advfces are satisfactory the progress
OF spring preparations In the absence OF rains
in Texas. however, the reports from that state
are quite effective the market whenever
shorts show any uneasineSs or there IS any de-
edNd attempt to buy cotton
Spot closed quiet. 10 points lower NIddIng
upands 1465cs middling gulf, 14.90c. Sales.
4 ba1e
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-08
Barley Higher on Dry Weather
Arrivals of Hay Are Excessive
Red and White Lead-Red. s1s 99c; White.
REFINED SuGAR MARKET

Red and White Lead-Red. s1s @9c; White.
S14 9S1ie per 10.
REFINED SUGAR MARKET
The Western sugar refining company quotes as
follows. terms net cash: Standard tine granu@
lated. 5.6Je; standard coarse granulated 0.65cs
fruit granuated. 563c ;ecut loaf in barrels only.
I-65c; H. < T. crystal dOmiuOs. ) 10 cartons Ia
cases, S.65e: do lb cartons in cases, 3. i5c:
monarch bar, &c. tablets in half bblS, .. l5cts
do In boxes 6.4Oc; cubes aud A crushed. 5.90c K
monarch powdered. 5.75c: xxx powdered.
5-13c; candy grsRplated. 5.T5c; cOnfeetiOners' A.
5.60c; eOHfectiOneFs' crystal. 5.IJc: extra hne
granulated, 5.45c; magnolia A, 5.25c; extra g.
5.15c; golden G.. 5-05c; d. 4-95c. Barrels aud so
ID bags Toe. half bbls 25c. boxes soc per
100 lbs than for bags of 100 lbs net Bar in s.
and 40 10 tins SI.TO in ) and 10 10 tins
81 80 more per 100 lbs than price for this grade
in 100 10 bags.
The California and Hawaiian sugar refining
company quotes follows: Granulated basis,
5-6Jc; i'Hisrade'' bar. &C. powdered. 5.75c; A
crushed, 5-9Oc; berry, 3.65c: G.. & H. extra fne
dry grsnulated. 5-6Jc; dry granulated.
J.6Je; confectiouers' A. J.6Jc; confectionery
crystal. 5.75c; cubes. 5.g0c bricks 5.90c; extra
fine dry granulated 600 Ii bags OnlyD. 5.45c;
excelsior A. j-25e; extra G. 5.1jc; golden C..
5.O5c; yellow ID. 4.95c; cut loaf, in bbls only.
1860; II. 4 E. crystal dOminOs, 10 cartons in
cases. s. 6c de Id cartons in cases. 9. .15c. Ad-
ditiOnal per 100 lbs In barrels and so II bags.
1Oc more; half bbls, 25c more; boxes. soc more
for all grades Bar in So and 40 ID tins. Sl.7O
more; in 1olb tins, 81. 50 more. Minimum order,
carload weight.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-08
Los Angeles Markets
[ Snecial Dispatch 10 The Call

Los ANGELES. March Butter declined
21as today the produce exchange, while eggs
We're hrmer. advancing 1c-
Receipts Of produce Eggs, al cases
butter. 11.32S pounds: cheese. 2.2O4 pounds pO-
tstoes. 2241 sacks: onions, none; beans, none
sweet potatoes. so sacks; apples. 113 boxes.
Butter-treamery extra, 81 15c; creamery first.
62i5tE eastern creamery extra, 621acs cooking
butter 22c.
EggsLExtra select 26c; local ranch candlsd
irsts. 24c; ease count, pc. storage packed
traS. -: storage packed seconds, zoe.
Cheese-NOrthern fresh, 23e: eastern Singles.
t9N20c; eastern twins, zoe: eastern cheddars.
20n21c; eastern longhOrn. 21e: eastern daisy.
2le Swiss imported. Soc; do domestic, 23c /;
brick cream. zoe; Oregon daisy, 20c-
Beans-No. L pink. $5.25d5.50; No. 1 limas.
S449M4. 80; Lady Washington. $3.50; small
whites, $5.4O@5.5O; blaekeyes, $4.75; garyanzss,
81 80; lentils. 81.
Potatoes-Safinas, $1-e5l1. 75: highlands. S1.15
a 80: Lompoe, 81 165G1.7 10: Watsonyille, 81 so
dI.65; yellow sweets. S3. so per cwt; white
s.. .5O0r3s red. S22502 so: Oregon early rose, 81;
white rose So; Merced sweets, S2.5OQ275.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-08
Potatoes. Onions and Vegetables

Receipts of asparagus were smaller yesterday
than Saturday by about 80 boxes. but a. the
demand less urgent than before prices were
no higher. In fact, the top quotation OF TIC
not obtained a. often AT the close OF
last week. 1jc being top figure with most
sellers. Receipts of rhubarb from across the bay
had large Increase. which caused pF4cesS 10
weaken and lessened sales of southern lots:
Peas. caulifOwer and lettuce We're easier ana
Mexican tomatoes were quoted at lower range
There was nothing new in potatoes onions
were firm New Zealand onions that came IN on
the slarposa last week were ON sale yesterday
The receivers were asking 4c pound for them.
Potatoes (per etll-Riyer white, 6Sg.Oe @ ior
linas Burbanks, $1.3541-50; oregon Buroanks.
$I1001-20; Oregon early rose, S1-So@14O; sweet
potatoes. $2N2 %.
Onions-s I-2J@1.35 per ctl for local and $3.50
a go for Oregon.
Vegetables--Asparagus 1oei lf1ac per lb; tOna-
toes S2.J0M3 per box crate; green peas. q
Toe per III; garlic. 46t5c per ID: cabbage. o9e1
zoe per ctl; cucumbers. S1-2JGl1.5o per dozen'
caulifower. 406t soc per dozen; tuFnipS. 'Dc per
sack: carrots. soc per sack rhubarb. SG luc per
ib; celery. S. for large and T5cn$1 for small
crates; mushrooms. goa 40c per 10; lettuce. Szoo
as per crate for southern.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-08
GRAIN MARKET
Wheat and Other Grain.

Wheat-chicago was 1Ac lower. This market
was also lower and very dull.
CASH WHEAT
california club 81 -sJM y21a: Sonora. 81. 0a0
10; Propo and white Australian. s.. .o21a a.
2.07la. Northern wheat-Ciub SIS; Russian
red Sl.slA al .s2la; turkey red, s1.900 80
buestem. Sl.9IhM2021a.
FUTURES
No quotations.
Barley5The market is beginning to be affected
in many sections. The market is accordingly
very firm and the cash grain and futures are
both higher.
CASH BARLEY
No. ! feed. .$i.421s; OF grades, s1.sIla@l 40
l.434 a 10; cheyalier. $1.60@1.65 per ctl.
10 am. Session
Open. High. Low. Close.
May ........ 81. .4oi. 81 404 ST. 401s 81 .40St
December l.301A 1.31 .1.3o1a I.31
2 p. IN. Session
May--$1 401s.
December-S1 3o7s
Oats-The market has taken turn for the
better. largely in sympathy with barley and
quotations show slight advance.
Reds for feed. $1.50d1 GO; reds for seed
Sl.6JMlS3: black, S1J0Gt2.:i0 gray, 81 656I 10;
white Sl63M1.1o per ctl for fair to No. 1.
Corn--Manchurian small yellow is quoted at
$l.65 per, ctl asked in sacks; California small
round yellow. 81 10d1.I5: white. S1.S0: large
yellow. $l.Io@1.73; western states yellow in
bulk, San Francisco track. S1.5I white, 81 1.j9;
mixed. S1.55; white Egyptian $1.6561 20: brown
do Sl.52k \. 6l15T1. per ct
Rye-Utah and California, 50 per GENITAL.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-08
LOCAL MARKETS
Receipt. of Produce March .
Provisions

Cottolene-One half bbl. 13kc; . half bbls
re. fierce I25kc: tierces 12Ic: < Heroes
12%c
Hams and Bacon--The Western meat company
quotes as follows; Hams, 19Ql91@c; picnic hams
14lac; California hams, 1S@1SAc; extra fancy
bacon. 25c; fancy bacon, 9 to ) lbs, 23c; TO
10 lbs 22c; 10 TO ~ lbs. 22c: light dry salt ba-
con. s to 10 lbs 191ac; 10 to II lbs 1ac: me
lium bacon. 1Sc; light medium bacon 1Sc.
Lard-Tierces 1870. SOS 1890, los 1TAc 5s
173sc, 3s 171as; compound lard, terces lie, sos
11Ac los II &c. 5s IL 1sc, 3s 12c; yellow cooking
oil, 66c per gall white cooking oil, SIC per gal;
salad oil, 6Sc per gal.
Beef-Local prices are quoted. Export lots.
inspected by the government. 81 per bbl
higher. Extra family beef, S14-o0 per bbl; fam
lily beef $14 per bbl; extra mess beef, $3.50 per
bbl; sucked beef 19c per ID.
Pork-Extra prime, in barrels s26 clear $50;
mess 10 Pig q p1rk: @ - sSS9o; pigs ga feet @ s5I9 for