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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-02-22
OTHER LIVESTOCK MARKETS.

Chicago FEB. 2f--C,-sT -TLE-Recsipts .. 600
1OaI5c higher steers. 81 TJess cows s. ia
s. 40, heifers s. 1895. bulls. 81 2Ja g. so
calves. S3aS9 -. stockers and feeders. 81 25G
s. 70 HOGS-Receipts. 1J.GBe, market Toe
higher; choice heavy. 50 3adS3 ~: butchers. so 30
q 81 A. light mixed. 81 ia 81 so, choice light
So SoFSe 10; packing. 81 50dtS3 40. pigs s. g0G
SO To- bulk OF sales. 81 SoftS9 40. SHEEP-Re-
ceipts Is eco: sheen OaJl5c higher: lambs STEADY
sheep, 81 7JsTST 30 lambs. s. 5oTs9 80: ear
Kansas CITY. Feb. 2i-CATTLE- Receipts
n 600 including 80 southerns; steady 20 Ice
higher; choice export and dressed beef steers
So 400 81 ~; fair 70 good. s. bon So 40. Western
steers "a 739IsT. stoCkers and feeders. s4dsJ 20.
Southern 81 T5gfsS 30, cows. s3qs5 -. native.
81 1880 -: heifers. sass -. bulls. So 65sr
81 -: calvez 81 3OaSg HOtiS-Rerelpts q. tsa.
I0c higher: top 50 - bulk. s. 90nss 20; heavy.
So 2DlI 50 -. packers and butchers. S9FrSN 20.
light, s. Toas9 10. pigs s. T5GSs p SHEET
Receipts n no: strong: lambs. IS 2~usa, wear
Iines 81 5nnSs so, wethers. s6aS7: ewes S. 900
ST 80. stockers and feeders. SinS8
Cinsinnatf Feb Il ATfLF-Rccripts. .. $50
active, fair to good shippers. 81 t5atss al: com
mon. 81 T5srS4 - HOGS-Rsceipts. 2.341 SLOW
I5G2Oc lower. butchers and shippers. 50 456
81 Is: common. So SOC 50 - SHEEP-Rsc@ipGs.
ia. steady TO strong 81 50aS6 -. lambs strong
ION I5c higher 81 5aft<s 90
PittsburE Feb ai-CAT-rLE- supply fair:
chos,e 81 7JTS7 prime 81 Jtic3Sf I0 SHEEP
supply TAR prime rt1@Ts. S14rs1 -. CuiI- and
common. So 81 I'll. lambs. sd 5oeTS9 - VE2NI.
CALVES Sln9i $40 "a FpUS-R Receipts fat.
prime heavies. 50 T0nsa - mediums. So 20.
heavy Workers 81 65tfsD TO- ligh; Workers 50 aofg
So 55. pigs. 50 so. roIshs, S. 5oc 50 10.
East Buffalo, Feb. I-CAi1LE-Reccipts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-02-22
RATE WAR AVERTED
threatened Fight Stopped by
Com promise.

ne threatened rate war between the
= stern trunk lines and the rail-and-water
ines because Of the action of the Erie
anu Lackawanna railroads recently in fl
4-ls notices OF q proposed reduction in their
Festhound rates, following the failure of
representatives. OF the trunk lines and rail-
ahd-water lines TO reach an agreement for
an adjustment of the dinerentiaI rate now
in force, has been averted.
This was said in well informed quarters
yesterday to have been effected b. a COM
promise by which the alI-rai roads which
nave heretofore possessed a differentiaI will
De placed on the same footing as other
standard lines. the differentiaI enjoyed by
the raiI-and-water lines remaining undis-
turbed for the present.
This compromise was effected II was
said. through the efforts of shippers and
railroads in both the East and West who
feared that the proposed reduction in rates
by the Erie and Lackawanna would involve
a reimbursement of the whole rate situation
and might lead 10 serious trouble The all
rail routes on which rates will be readjust-
ed are the New York, Ontario & Western,
the New York. New Haven & Hartford.
operating 10 Chicago by way Of the Ca
madam Pacific. and the Canadian Pacific
Despatch. The Ontario & Western has al
ready filed its new tariff with the Inter
state Commerce Commission and the re-
duced rates OF the other roads are expect
ed TO be filed IN few days.
Interests in close touch with the sftua-
ton expect a settlement Of the rate con-
troversy on this basis. and unless some
thing unforeseen occurs, no greater dis
turbance OF present rates than the read
justment of the aIl-ran dffferentials is
looked for
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-02-22
ASKS FOR LISTING.
-4mdEgGmGted FOUOzcs an An
GC0ndds Stems.

The Ar1zlgamaIed Copper Company made
yesterday its expected application 20 the
-1e- York Stock Exchange 70 have its
outstanding capital stock Of approximately
as G9a.eo0 transferred from the unlisted
department. 70 the regular list As N the
case CT the Anaconda Copper Mining Com
iysny, which made a similar application =
-eek ago, the request was referred 10 the
ecr1r7iCIes OF stock list Of the exchange.
This action by the Amalgamared vas
-oreshsdowed 81 the time Of the Anaconda
kppIicatior, and Is Que, as already explained,
- Z ruling OF the governing committee of
-ne exchange. made last summer. under
7vh5ch the unlisted department IS % be dis
continued on April L The A1aconda's ap-
-.5carfOn Is expected 70 be acted upon by
re governing committee at its meeting TO-
MORROW. and II the stock is admitted 10 the
regular list, as II probably VIII be- great
oeal OF Information concerning the condi-
-ior Of the company which has heretofore
han known only 70 The directors and Off
GERS nil be made public.
Applica-ion was also made t. the *
change yesterday TO have transferred from
. unlisted department 10 The regular list
Chicago Union Traction Central Trust Com
ua-- certificates Of deposit % preferred and
2 dozen industrial companies and three or
<er-- "a iIroads "a hose stocks are quoted in the
unlisted department, but practically All OF
them VIII be transferred 10 the regular list
or April J.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-02-22
UNITED VERDE HAS GOOD YEAR
Income Of S5.368,672 Reported by
Famous Copper Mine fo- 1909.

AZ the annual meeting Gay Or two ago
- the United Verde Copper Company. ABOUT
p Der cent OF the & 10000 capital stock Of
which ig owned ~ ex-senator William A
clark It's president. the directors were re
elected A proxy for gG059 shares Of the
2n1 90 vas voted in the name Of Senator
Clark three proxies for 105is each were
~oted IN the name OF ". a Clark. Jr. and
one for 1000 shares was voted in The
name Of James A. Macdonald. the vice
president Of the company. II y. s. Clair
and = H Anderson. directors. voted FIVE
shares each
The gross income for 1893 was 55.3ss So.
~ the net earnings and other detailed
figures. including cost Of operation. have
TOT YET been made public. Twelve divi-
bends Of - cents each We're paid IN 1909,
sgEreEating . a share. or % per cent. the
gar value OF the stock being SO. The record
for dividends was made in 1923. when The
total payments were g. 49S $50
The United Verde the property OF which
- a. Jerome. AriZ.. was originally d small
gold and silver mine. opened il 1883 and
closed Two wears later beca use its opera
non vas uuprofita BILE Senator Clark
bought Fl IN 1888 and developed il into Z
copper mine. which now Is known al over
ne world for its richness. The monthly
Production OF copper Is 81 present about
2.esa.Gs}9 pounds
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-02-22
TOPICS OF TIE STREET

FOREIGN TRADING TraDsac+io for
foreign. account il the local stock market
reached an unImportanI total. The cable
service was affected by the heavy storm
IN England. and International houses made
no attempt 10 do an arbitrage business
afteF The first half-hour of trading
GREAT NORTHERN ORE-The trIs-
tees OF the Great Northern Iron Ore prop
critics have declared dividend OF % cents
a share, payable on March Is. The last
preceding dividend was 81. declared last
august There Is no fixed time for dec
"a - d .Ioll oL olEloeAuS on the ceTtlncates.
dle trustees paying out the money to hold
ers they receive II from the United
States Stee! Corporation and others operat-
l-S under lease IN the Hill ore lands. As
payments are The heaviest in the autumn
there Is no great significance in the lower
rate just announced
RAILROAD EARNINGS INCREASE
Gross railroad earnings received yesterday
for the second week in February show for
eleven companies an increase OF SJ65, So
ana for one company decrease OF sl8I1
comparison being made with the same time
last year. The heaviest gains We're made
by the Chesapeake & Ohio the IouisJ-ilIe
& Nashville and the Southern Railway
For the six months ended on December 81
the Louisville & Nashville reports a sur
81 7oi- a-- l''''7'7 anu i'le' est 0l y
UTAH COPPER-The Utah Copper Com
pa1y has issued 4 report for the quarter
ended on December =. 1865 The gross r,-C-
dGCtion Of copper for the quarter amounted
10 b. 10 pounds. The average cost for
the quarter was S.4Sc pound on the net
dUctiOus Total profits were $3.50. 81 based
on 13-15c copper, The average price for the
quarter
DIVIDENDS DECLARED - Dividends
have been declared as follows: Interna-
tionaI Time Recording Company, regular
quarterly Ia per cent on the preferred and
I per cent on the common. payable March
!: LacIede Gas Company, regular quarter
y, ~ per cent on the common. payable
March 10. Buffalo & SusqUehanna Railroad
regular quarterly / per cent on the pre-
ferred, payable March !
OTIS ELEVATOR COMPANY - The
stockholders Of the Otis Elevator Company
VIII hold a special meeting on March y 70
vote upon a proposition 10 issue s.. 800 900 )
per cent convertible bonds and to author
ize al increase IN the capital stock from
s. so coo 10 100000 10 take care Of the
conversion Of the new bonds
HARTMAN LINES RAIL ORDERS
II - understood that within the last few
months the Union Pacific Railroad and
the Southern Pacific Company have placed
orders for steel rails aggregating 10000
tons
MARCH DESBI RSEMENTS.-Ir Is esti-
mated that interest and dividend disburse-
ments in March viii amount 70 so. 600 90.
against 500 CO.. 500 il the same month last
year and So. 900 in 1903.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-02-22

under light receipts Icfvuce scarce. Also
mint Radishes and rhubarb more plenty ana
lower Tomatoes firm BEET TOPS. box.
75c CUCUMBERs. dozen, s14si 70; box
81 80 81: LETTUCE. strap. 81 81 30. MINI.
dozen punches 81; MTsH ROOMS. ID. 13H
40r: PADISHES leo lunches. s2a 3 80;
RHTBARB. dozen punches. J0Q SOC IONA
TOES. ID, t0d 25c.
NTT-Hiekory nuts in light demand but
held about steady Black walnufs nTnt But
ternuts quiet Good demand for virginia pea
nuts both hand picked and shelied- Spanish
top grades. In light supply and nrm PEA
NUTS. Virginia. hand picked Jumbo; 10, - q
Tie: fancy 5i= m5Ac9 extra z = g
shelled. Jumbo. :. q loo; sheIIed. 10 J. -
&c: No . Sc Spanish. shaited. No l. "a 70
Sc, M Q 81 T6z4c; PECANS Texas IN
graded III lie: HICKORY NUTS, 5usheL VI
mSf so: BI-LLNUTs. J96a T5e. BLACK Wal
NUTS soc: BITTTERNUTS. - a ioc
HONEY-Quiet and unchanged ttoNer
comb. 10, 1@@I5e: extracted s0si7c: buck
wheat COMB I041tc: extracted. "a he
California. extracted, I9slSc: Southern. ga
lon. 80 % 75c -,
nestle. Foreign goes out AT 231"Vc per ID
domestic commanding so6S1c ID
MAPLE SIGAR-Market nominal AZ 30 iee
ID. Syrup weak at 70Q 45c gallon, IAtts1 eN-
IRENE.
FURS AND SkINs-No further change since
the January auctions
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-02-22
AFRAID OF SPEED
L. L. General Manager WW
Take No Chances.

enc OF the witnesses heard yesterday il
TIE continuation Of the governments suit
70 dissolve the Cnicn Pacific merger, A. l..
Mohier. president ard general man
zger OF me Union Pacific Railroad, upheld
she present mana cement OF the line even
against what il had been when z. II.
Hartman was chairman OF its executive
committee. (. a Severance, OF counsel Tor
the government. comparing conditions as
they now ara wiki what they had been
when TIE schedule Of freight trains was
faster. asked:
You know the late Z H. Hartman was
chairman Of The executive committee OF
;hc read. and he and your predecessor as
general manager. Horace Burt. had the
final say as 20 the movement OF business:
you know they were capable Hlen?''
Yes know that" was the answer.
Put I might question their Judgment in
this respect We can't take the chances
- accidents happening the way We once
could. We can't take the risks that used
70 ne taken. II We did some OF our officers
might 50 20 jail
julius h-uttschnitt, Vice-preslGenI Of The
Union and Southern Pacific system. pre-
Ueded Mr.. Nohler on the stand Frank 3.
Kellogg. special Assistant United States
Attorney General. got him 10 analyze some
o. the many tables o. figures submitted
last week by the defence. But the matter
C the decreased speed Of the freight trains
a co-npareG with The schedule Of 1900 and
1871 occupied most Of the sine
Mr. Kruttschnitt said he believed the
lines we're giving satisfaction % the ship
2ers now There was a very small per
centage OF the public dissatisfied, he said,
md ne followed this up by saying that the
arrangement would like 10 please the whole
world
The question OF dividends came up. and
M. Kellogg asked: Would you undertake
10 say what portion Of the stock upon
which railroads pay dividends Is watered
stock and what actual capital Investment
Mr. h-uttschui-t said that the Interstate
Commerce Commission had reported on ali
dividends maid ny railroads. and ne rather
believed that the commission disreEaTdeG
7a1ered stock IN preparing its tabulaTions
O. dividend averages. OF the 10 per cent
PAID by the system as dividends, he said
tlst pe~ cent was paid on Investments
Then Mr. Mohier was called He said
= a. IN comparing the freight speeds made
Ev his lire with those OF other roads the
physical conditions Of the Union Pacific
should be considered lie called attention
10 the grades. noting that The highest
point reached in crossing the Rocky Noun
taius was Ee1 feet above sea level. e47 feet
lower than on the old Union Pacific
X Il LOOMS. OF counsel for the rail
roads. asked about complaints received Of
The service OF the Union Pacific
OF course We get complaints" Mr.. Mob
e said II The Almighty was general
manager OF the Union Pacific He would get
the same complaints We CO"
The hearing viii be continued tomorrow
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-02-22
eOdL SCIT ARGUMENT
d. L NcReynolds Begins Plea
for GOz,erunuenf

iiila deiphia. Feb e1.-standin- in the
-i'.'eH states Circuit Court for Sve hours
James c. McReynoids. special as
s-sa 10 The Attorney General of the
-. states. unfolded the alleged iniqui-
% 'ie so-called anthracite coal trust.
Isec that seven OF the nine coal
ing railroads entering the hard coal
-0'N9 % pennsylvania were in i conspiracy
TO stifie trade
or the government he asked
'i7 court TO issue an Injunction to break
az TIE a-leged monopolstic control OF the
'-c iuel and also pleaded that the ac-
+1-S1'ioHs oy some OF the railroads of stock
= OoN4 ie'iils railroads and coal companies
= Iareo violation of the provisions
U 1he sherman antitrust law
Lnmindful Of the uuroar that faated in
1''oush the windows Of the courtroom from
the turbulent crowds that were ATTACKING
sreetcars close TO the federal building
Judges Grey, Burlington and Lanning gave
Unusually close attention 70 the case
NJ Mcheynolds laid great stress upon
INC pArt me Temple Iron Company has
piaFeo IN the coal fields. declaring that its
"ieaiii~auon clearly showed a conspiracy
among the coal roads TO control the antllra-
che trade TO tfdewater at New York When
independent mining companies. firing Of
AISH IrelehL rates, proposed building an in.
dependent railroad 10 New York. govern
meht counsel said, the Temple Iron Com
paFF' small concern. with a l:rnitIess
caarter In Pennsylvania was purchased bv
me anthracite coal carrying roads. which
TOOK stock in proportion to the quantity Of
coal handled by them. The Temple com
panT IN turn acquired the largest OF the
independent mines. and the proposed rail
road 70 CoewateT never was built. This
act NJ McReynolds said was one stem in
tae alleged scheme TO stife interstate CON-
merce IN The coal trade.
lie also told Of the ACQUISITION nv -h.
I1eadillg company, a holding concern. of the
Reading Railway and the Reading Coal and
Iron Company. and Of the acquisition nv
tlie Reading company of the jersey Central
t1alIToad' a competing line to Na.v York
Harbor which in turn owned the IeFia-7 &
NliNesbarre Coal Company This Reading
Jersey Central combination. he said. owned
O." per cent of The unnined coal in the an
tlracite regions, and was another stem n
the conspiracy.
- MI McReynoids VIII finish his argument
tomorrow
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-02-22
NOVEMBER TRAFFIC DATA.
Subway Carried Twice as Many Pas
sengers a Car as IL Lines.

The various street railways in greater
New York carried 124,T24457 passengers
during November. 1909 according TO q re-
port issued yesterday by the Public Service
Commission. OF these the subway, with 7'6
cars. carried %. 1901 while the INTERIOR
ough elevated roads carried "A. 565. LA with
1888 cars. The total operating revenue of
ell the roads amounted 10 s6,44S,247 IS. of
which the subway received s1.201.0 S7, while
the elevated got S1,25S,679 80.
The Hudson & Manhattan carried 3.515,-
ga passengers in 1+o cars. with receipts Of
s1S2, sos L. The revenue from transporta-
ton a car mile was: Hudson q Manlat
tan, 1851; subway, 2S-2S; elevated, 1915;
Brooklyn Rapid Transit 26.49; Metropol
itan Street Railways system. 3$-45. and the
Third Avenue Railroad system, 27.q3, while
the other companies averaged 2O.59.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-02-22
FOREIGN FINANCIAL.

London Ftb. 2l.-ConsoIs closed IN
changed at 81 15-16 for both money and &C
count Anaconda was - lower at flV1s
Canadian Pacific s. lower at lS5l.- Grand
Trunk = higher al "A.
Money was IN good supply and easy and
discount rates were quiet
The bulk OF the $3.50 90 IN South African
gold available in the open market was
taken for the Continent
Trading was limited on the Stock Elk
change the commencement OF Inc seLtIe-
rl7e1f the political uncertainty ana poor
rejegra r,lic IA cilities being responsipIe Tor
he y4lfetuess Of the markets. The hlI6 5
sueecb AZ the opening OF Parliament hdd
- ..s,-aIFy no effect. ConSOis. nome raIls
$50 eo-e;rg7 bonds hardly moved. but kaf-
g oiossJ sx.Sv Rubber and oil shares were
3 bout the only active issues al haIue''ihe
- american securities opened fraction
higher blIt soon sold of on lack OF sup
r.or- Changes in either direction were ri
At ,.,,,15 .rrerr1Oor. when New York Of
fered Union Pacific ana AlGnlS9n eg"ad ;n
santa Pc The rest OF me Isl ea7eu ~
e--1,,|a+iI, and tile market closed with
Tsr T1onev in London. lqli+ per cent
49,, ,,,-,~lyaf discount rate Tor snort pllls,
- aid Der cent. long bills 25s3- @-Io per
cent Berlin discount rae. 90 p Pc
paris discount rate. ~ per cent; fdlIs
EXCHANGE on London. - francs - cen-
times Berlin exchange On LONDON ~ nd a hs
80 ,,fanniee Bar gold. as 90 American
eagles, 76s Cd
Paris Feb. o THREE per cent renteS
cIoEed l,nrnanged al y iTa.icS % etii''i''7
7'radirl.. was quiet OH tie bou0'
ua-,f,, Ereb el.-Trading was quiet on tAe
Boerse, and prices we're fat"''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-02-22
FOREIGN MARKETS

Liverpool. FEB -wHEAr-Spot duiI.
futures dull, March. "a MAY . II I'D
July. - I0l-d COR-Sp0t. new American
mixed Northern quiet - s. a. odd - 9isGs
futures dull: March. - SD PEAS ana
dian IS Sd FLOUR-WiBter patents. 5-s M
HOPS-Iu London Pacific Coast = lbs ?
fS t5z- REEF-Extra India mess ls's5
PORk-PrinIc mess Western. i0ss HANS
Short cut Gis BACON cumberland CUT 6Fss
I'D. short rib, SIS, long clear nitdleS- light
ass, hsavy. 6is I'd short clear backs. SOS I'D
clear bellies. 67s Cd shoulders. SQUARE Sfs
LAPD-Pr1ue Western. tieTcrs, 65s pd Amer
lean refined pals, dgs. 81 EE%E-t-aasGta1-
unest white. Sis I'D, colored- SOS TNLLcW-
Prime cIty. ;;$s I'D TU RPENTIN -SptFfts
ais Cd ROSIN--CoHgruOn. los Tizd Pr
TRCI Ell M-Refiusd- Tt=d- II\SE<ED OIL
S5s COTTONS EED OIJr-Hu refined spot.
2ss I'd TALLUW-AustTalisn in London. SIS
Oi=d.
London Feb 21--RNW GAR-ceurrtt-
uEai. ITS I'D HluscoyaGO. Is I'd BEEF
SCC1A R-Feb-uary Us I'd. tAItJTTA LIN
SElEI}-A priI-Iuua as. IINSbst-b OIL 5-'s
I'd SPERM on. as PETROI-E,l ~ = nler-
lean refined sd spirits. "a TCRPk.N'f n =
Spirits rs 81. ROSIN-Amsr1can strained,
los %. dne. las I'D
Montreal Feb =i--t FtE.ESsE- strong west
srus. f2Is 6f91tC Easterns- Ia Ia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-02-22
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.
New York. February II. 1910.
al

New York February II. 1910.
BEANS AND PEAS-Receipts for the week.
s49i bags beans and 3. i3J bags peas; exports.
$50 bags beans and - bags peas; imports. 6 $50
bags beans and 200 bags peas. Domestic white
beans quiet with little loss OF tone. Strictly
choice large marrow steady and might exceed
quotation sligti tly but average hest stock
he bought al So % less. Small iubhing sales
SECURE a concession OF 2tec- some very good
stock sold at s. 81. Medium dragging EN-
norters have taken enough red kidney 70 ma Re
q firm position. most -late orders filled a. 81 -
and there is disposition 10 ask little more
and frn- Off grades SLOW. Not much doing in
yellow eve Turtle soup quiet California lima
values firmly maintained; Scotch peas easier
gtF.ANS. marrow choice. busiel. So 05; fair to
good 81 s5dS2 90: ueditm choice s. :i54s2 ~ i.:
T,es 81 ~ - n s. 40; fair good 5. ioTS. - inn
p,rioI medium 81 20, PEA. s. %: white kidney.
81 a0aS3 AS red kidney. So 2J;syecw eye. 81 I5D
81 20, black turtle soup, s. e5gs3. lima Cali
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-02-22
FIGHT RooMs BUYING OF STOCK.

NOW outstanding The contest that has
ns@n gong on for control OF the Nevada
tonsoloaiec Copper Company between the
1lEEenhe-r1S aad James Phillips. If. pres
i7ent O the company, Tie stockholde~s. Of
1-e concern have Increased in number since
Dece11oer- The books nov show s.5sg
stockholders. al increase Of 20 since jan
Uary J.
IL The face Of The bitter contest for con-
trei mat has been going Oh fhis increase
- regarded g. remarkable. The 6;uc-eu-
helm interests desire To- merge the com
l5auy With .rhe Utah Copper Conpanv. but
this plan - opposed by President PhfIius
Ga the ground tEat the terms offered for
consolidation are not lair 20 the Nevada
stockholders.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-02-22

A 100 scrfv- and f07i5c higher. prime stssrs,
ss fssdS7. rhfrpi7z IS 9OGs6 so. butchers - %
ass 90 asifsrs 81 25Gs5 .. cows. - S's. - -
bulls s. S<7<5 so stfockers and feeders. % 80 X
IS s4oes heffsrs 81 25NSf- fresh cows and
springers active and strong g T0G<T- FEA1SS
se9Sf0 "a FITf;S- Receipts 2 900. actfvs- pigs
steady others 5GfGs lower. heavy. 50 hte1ss -.
81 ,.lT 30 IN. ro1Shs 50 754xs 90 pigs 81 2ldSs:
dairfps 50 406S9 So SHEEP AND LAMBS
Receipts. isOGe. sheen active wethers 10
higher lambs slow and loo lower lambs - ~
50 Is. veariugs S-aSS 50; wethers SE1<l ..
ewes 81 2Jfs6 -: sheep mixed. &c aoa1Ss -