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The Detroit times., 1912-11-09
MOOSE OR DEMOCRAT
TO GET OAKMAN'S PLACE
-tcontinuea from Psxe onel


crning the filing Of every other va.
csncy but the legislature doesn't
seem TO have had any notion that an
aud tor would either resign or die.
There was a case in 1891 where an
elected auditor died before taking OF
ace, and IL was then held that the
governor could not appoint, Gut the
court specifically held that this de-
cision would not apply 10 vacancy
In Office created by the death or resig-
nation OF one who was already In Of
fee. 1t cited the law OF 1873, SO that
Jaw must have beef In force as late
as 1891. But there the trail appar.
emily ends. Mr. fitzpatrick intends TO
spend his time iE pursuit OF the fugi-
tive statute until the question Is set
lied.
Even IL the governor does appoint
an auditor, II Is almost beyond ques-
ton that he would hold office only a
little over three months. A new audi
tor TO fill the unexpired term would
be chosen In the April election.
Mr.. Oakman's resignation may de-
pend on what Gov. Osborn has to say
about il. II the governor wishes to
make an appointment, Mr.. Oakmai
will probably resign, for he has al
ways been regarded as close friend
OF Gov. Osborn. II, on the other hand
the governor doesn't care to mix m
the local situation, Mr.. Oaknan Will
probably hang on until the last mo-
ment and put a Democrat in ONCE.
Republican candidates for the va
cancy are numerous. County Treasur-
er William F. Moeller is said to be
laundering for the job. SO Is "Bil!"
Martz. who has just been reelected
10 the state legislature. There -
talk OF Sheriff CASTOR making the run,
and William II. Green, clerk In the
auditors office, has also been men
toned
The Detroit times., 1912-11-09
BALKAN WAR
HASDEPRESSINC
FFECTONSTOCKS
New York List Slumps One to
Two Points Below Fri
days Levels
DISQUIETING REPORTS
COME FROM ABROAD
Market Closes Weak After Half
Day Session That IS Main
ly Irregular
(CopyrIght 1912. by New York Evenins
Poae Col


NEW YORK, Nov. As might
have been expected. from the lurid
dispatches In the morning newspa-
pers from the Balkan peninsula, 10
days financial markets were mainly
under the influence or the European
situation. That situation Is certainly
OF itself dramatic enough, and IL
gives free play TO political and imam.
cial imaginations. The Shelk u
Islam has proclaimed holy war be
fore, and nothing had happened mat
would not have occurred without mat
proclamations but the newspapers
and the stock exchanges had their
days OF expecting indiscriminate mas
sacres OF Christians.
On today's European markets, how
ever. II was not as much affected as
might have been supposed. Consols
AT London opened only is point lower.
ana French rentes declined even less
than that German three per cents,
which went down point, We're the
only really weak spots among govern
ment securities.
American stocks, on London's early
market, opened half point or so un-
der New York parity. and that de-
cine was repeated in our opening
prices. though Europe sold little or
nothing here. From the lower initial
level there was a further gradual de-
cline, and some OF the more active
stocks lost l 10 points from yesIer-
aay before the day was over. The
markets closing was unsettled--as
s. as natural enough, in view or
important European diplomatic con-
trreuces wtTtrh WITT be ia Preefvs=
over sunday. Little attention was
raid in W aILst. To domestic news.
Inc stock market closed weak.
The Detroit times., 1912-11-09
COURT STRAIGHTENS OUT
MATRIMONIAL TANGLE

When Frank Miller was hailed TO
police court on charge OF non-sup.
port by Anna Miller, Saturday morn.
ing. Justice Jeffries learned OF a
strange matrimonial tangle which he
finally managed TO straighten out
with a wave OF his hand
The testimony showed that the
couple had been married, II years
ago, divorced four years ago, and Mt
Ter had been ordered TO pay the uv.
man 81 a week for the support OF
an infant son. But Miller testified
that shortly after the divorce the va
man had returned to live with him.
and that they now have n child less
than a year old.
He said that he did not feel com.
PEELED 10 carry out the orders OF the
divorce court Judge under the circum.
stances, and held that he was not
amenable TO police court as his wife
had not remarked him. He said y
che would marry him, he would glad
ly support her. She said that was
lust what she wanted TO do and tie
Judge said All right, 40 and get
married. and report here on Nov. II
that you are happy"
The Detroit times., 1912-11-09
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS

DETROIT Nov 9-Close. Political
troubles In Europe are keeping wheat
up. Millers In Minneapolis are active
buyers OF wheat and report sattsfac-
tory Sales-ef- Winnipeg reports
good export sales
Bears are ia the majority in the
wheat market and insist that prices
would decline IL foreign complications
didn't butt In Wheat is moving free
~ In the northwest and stocks at lead
ing points show big increase for the
week. Traders feel that this should
make an easy market only for war and
rumors OF war In the Balkans Early
estimates show that the worlds eN-
ports for the week were heavy. and
there is expected 10 be an increase on
passage. all OF which should make the
foreign markets easy but they ad-
vance instead Of decline
American dealers are nearly all
bears because OF the big crop. They
rgure that farmers Will foor the couRs
Nv ifetrt,-t,t TINY
be mistaken Should the growers hold
back their wheat the bears might NJ
fooled even in the absence OF more war
At present the course OF the market
depends on war news. for shorts are
very quick TO cover when the trouble
abroad threatens TO spread.
Wheat got most OF It's saturday
strength from an active cash demand
In Minneapolis Wheat advanced :.
The coarse grains were active and
Wheat quotations. Cash No. 2 red.
sos: December opened without
change at sI0sa4 and advanced TO
81 0s Y May opened at $l.l3l and ad-
vanced 10 si.l4ia No l white. ;l.07.
Coarse grain quotations Corn. cash
No. 3, 81 he No. , yellow. 64l9c; No. 3
yellow. ? cars at g \. G. Ne yellow.
car at 6llac oats: Standard. cars
at 5{c, No. ; WHTte. cars at 55c, NO
white, cars at ale. sample. car a.
soc. Rye cash No. 2, 75c. Beans:
Immediate shipment. $3.50; prompt
shipment, $2.Z7 November. S2e5 bid :.
December. s2.i5 bid Cloverseed: Primo
spot and December. s10,75; sample. 8
bags at SO. Is at ss.75. IL at $3.50. u
at $3.50, prime alsike. Sl3 sample al
sike. u bags at $ll,75. AT S11.
Receipts IN the Detroit market Sat-
urday included 1900 bbls Of -four. 3
cars OF wheat OF corn. 20 OF oats and
2 OF rye. Withdrawals were 1.400 bbls
Of -four stocks are 4O5,902 bu OF
wheat. 104. 500 bu Of corn, 40 765 bu OF
oats and 1881 bu OF rye.
Receipts OF wheat saturday: Chicago
1876 cars, against 20 year ago; Mime
apolls. 4S3 cars. against III; Duluth.
500 cars. against 2lT: Winnipeg, 900
cars, against 9S5, 81. Louis. los 900 bu.
against $1,000 bu; Kansas City. so cars
against as; Omaha, - cars, against ~
Primry wheat receipts were 1906. 900
bu. against $4,000 bu a year ago.
TOLEDO GRAIN AND PRODUCE.
TOLEDO. Nov; wheat Cash.
yll444 July. es. Corn. Cash, soc. De-
cember, 5ls.c. May. Size; July. SIC
Oats: Cash and December. SAFE May.
35Ac Rye: Cash. zoe. Cloverseed:
Cash, 5000; December and March.
t1O75: No 2 5000: No g. $40; reject
ed sg25: ~ F. O.. SO Alsike: Cash.
S12s5. December and March. SIS. Tim
othy: Cash. s17s. December. sl.77ia ,
March. sl.s7L. Butter. eggs and hay:
Uncho nged.
CHICAGO GRAIN-Opening.
CHICAGO, Nov. g.--Wheat Decem-
Der and May up Nc. Corn: December
up &c; May unchanged. Oats: De-
Close-Wheat December and May
up &C. Corn: December and May up
&C oats: December and May up Nc.
heavy
The Detroit times., 1912-11-09
JoBBING PRICES.

Canned GOods-Apples. Cais., 50 81:
baked beans. lib. 5OG Coo: Lima beans,
standard. eoc Table beets. 81 25@1.4e
Peas Fancy. eEriy June $3.50: stand
ard. 81 soaked so a zoe, salmon:
Sockeye. tail. s235: fiat. $50; Alaska.
toes si.406rl.5o. Marrowfat sll5.
early June. 81 20: sifted early June.
$40 per doz.
Rran s23: coarse middlings, s24 fine
middlngs $50: coarse corn meal and
cracked corn. $50; corn and oat chop.
so per ton.
FIcur-JobhinS prices: Best Michi-
gan patent. So so; straight. $500: clear.
$3.50: puso ryc. $3.50: sprina patent.
SIS 30 per Dbl IN wood.
Hardwars-Nalls. 81 case; plain an
barbcd owire, ! point ,225 per spool:
gage $3.50 '9 e sqes sssssSs 'S
t3;so; 80 gage $40 per owt.; .inglIe
ished. 80 per doz.; black sheen 90 aud
SASS IS gage s27o per cwt. farriage
per cent or list: machine bolts; small
7593h per cent on; large$ s5@2if
On.--Raw 1inseed. &c. boiled lin
sene. lose: perfection, tic; locene,
turpentine In barrel lots. 47c per gal
Provisions-Mess pork, s2l; family
te4G25; clear backs. S22@25: hams ie
d17c: briskets. 159l4c: shoulders
i4Ac; picnic hams, lie; bacon. 1s12oc;
lard. in tierces, iskc; kettle rendered.
14Hc per 10.
suEars-Corrected daily by w r.
Edgar a Sons Crystal dominoes. 2-lb.,
1855. 5-lb.. Ss05: Eagle tablets. sf.S5;
cut loaf s6.S5. cubes, $3.50; xxx
powdered. $3.50: standard powdered.
1856; graduated extra coarse. $5.45
graduated. nne In bulk, $685.. 25-lb
lated I'm Alb. and 5-lb cartons. 1915:
do in half cases. $685.: diamond A.
t645. confectioners A. $3.50: No. 4
f525: No. S, $50, No. 6. s5.15; No. Z.
$50. No. 3. sb05. No Q, So; No. 10.
s4s5; No. II $3.50; No. IL. Sass: No.
Ia $3.50. No II. $3.50: No. 10, $3.50.
non-caking mixture. S6.25; beet granu-
lated, So 90 per loo lbs. household pow
dered. lib cartons. 4s TO case. $3.50
per case
The Detroit times., 1912-11-09
EAST FFALo-CIose.

EAST BCFFALu. y. ~, Nov. cat
tie Receipts. None. market. steady TO
strong; prime steers. $4,000, butcher
grades, Si0S5O calves: Receipts. Toe
head: market active and arm; Gull TO
choice, s5alI sheep ana lambs, liv.
Ceipts. 5000 head, market active ana
firm, choice lambs. s. q 1..5, Gull 10
fair S5d6g0, Nearltngs. sac 9.1v'
sheep, S2W4i5 Hogs: Receipts, Bloc
head. market, light. workers.. S,.tSgs
S25. pigs ~. t0t mixed, $50 ~ $50
heavy ss25VS.4O; roughs. SG.s5tt ala;
stage scotia.
INION STOCk YARDS.
UNION STOCK YARDS. CHICAGO,
Nov. y -Hogs Receipts 10000, mar
ket. slow, mixed and butchers, S,5Sm
sis; good heavy, x1.65 a Slb; rough
heavy si.15 a 7.65; light. SAB a % :
pigs f5n6.Ai. cattle Receipts. eON
market. steady, beeves, S5.3on 06S;
cows and hcifcrs S2.75m7.i 40; stoekers
and feeders, Sli5sf.15, Texans, $3.50 %
3 81; calves SO 50a 1915. sheep RE-
ceipts 2,0C0; market. steady; native
S. 5Od( acc, western. SS 60G 100; lambs,
50. 6ON16Q. western. So 50 20 80.
The Detroit times., 1912-11-09
NEW YoRk BANK ABATEMENT.
MARINE
VESSEL FNSyFGEs.

Detroit.
DETROIT. Nov, s.-Up; zillah. Pesh-
ugo' Miztec 1880 p IN, Friday Adj
ington, barge Delaware. .; saxon. 2;29:
Moqrell, $50, Robbins. $3.50, Munro.
4S5; NJ. Taylor $40; Burlington, tug
Booth. barge John Tolmie, C. Hubbard.
City OF Ottawa, 8. X = Warner, ;. D..
Warmer. $50; Bangor. : Prince Ru-
pert. i.2o. Strathcona, 40; Veronica.
Bethlehem. s
Wyandotte, Centurion. 10 Friday
night. Ericsson. midnight; J G. Morse,
1870 a. m; Dunn. King. Bottsford. $50;
Philip Minch. 500, OIL 4: Wyoming
and barges. 4:30: Senator. 5:l5 Jas b.
Wood. $50. Rockefeller. o;l5. Mataafa.
~ Conemaugh tarriNedl. '.2O, Mary
North Star (arriVed), S:40; NJ. A. Brad
ley. $50: Onoko. $50 Rosedale. 1920.
Down; Rochester. ll:40 a. IN. FRI
day " l., smith tug Ohio, ). @ barge
No. So. G. l.. Hutchinson 1928. Nor
way. .; Wolvin, 2:l5; jacques 2;5o.
NGuncy, S1j. Mariana 4:l0. Pritnce-
ton i;20. Sheadle 6; Crescent City.
sos Verona. {.
Hurlbut smith. j. p Reiss. 1870 Fri
dav night Rensselaer, Magma. l2.40
A. m; Wente and consort. Truesdalc,
40. LXnch 3:20s Fleetwood. MornXla.
$50; Paramount. !; El6a. Agasslz. 6;3l,
Agnew, 1:40 Schuck, $40; Leonard, 3;
Seneca $3.50; Hoyt lo:2o' imperial II.
SAULT STE MARIE. Mich. Nov. o.
Up. Scottish Hero. II 80 a. m. Friday;
Morgan. Jr.. noon, Weston. 1880 y. III.
Paine. Andaste, Spalding. 1880; Boland.
Nyanza. Pauay. Juniata, ): Hilbert. !:
Calumet. $50; crete. 8; Christopher 8:
Maricopa. Siemens, $50
Brtton. Christopher s Friday night;
Empress Midland. 9, Waccamaw, 10;
Van Hise. IL A. T. Ames. midnight:
clyde, Block. Hartwell. a. m: Stor-
mount. Whitney. Canadian. 2:30; Cor
sica Abyssinia. 4; William s Mack,
4.30: Gratwick $50: Wisconsin s.
John Donaldson. Z Zimmerman. $40;
AnTTKOKan, =. TOwHsend, RenoWn, w.
Nipigon. MiddleseN. noon.
Down: Yosemite, ! p; m. Friday
Havey Michigan, 1880; Fryer. .: 81
clair $50; Athabasca. 3. Butler. 4;
Quincy A. shaw $50; Flagg. Thomp.
son Mckinney. $50: Olcott Caldera,
$50: Watt Bryn Mawr. $40.
winona Friday night. James Wal
lace $. Houghton. $50; Squire. Matoa.
10 McDougal Alaska. Bacon. 1880:
oliver. midnight; Turret chief. OarRe)
Fitzgerald, 1870: Gary g. Refs, 3 Craw
fora. 6:30: Andrew Epson, Z: Craig,
stanton. Kerr Argo. Geo. owen. 5:
Frick 1890.
The Detroit times., 1912-11-09
BALKAN CONFLICT CASTS
WAR CLOUD OVER EUROPE
,continued from Page oneD

As French ex-minster OF foreign
AFFAIRS expressed it.:
Europe Is at the mercy of events ;"
Servia's tnststence on al outlet 70
the Adriatic as its share OF Turkey
was the vital issue. Had Servia left
It's demands to the arbitration OF the
powers or consented to negotiate, or
even delayed for few days. there
might have been reasonable grounds
Tor hoping that peace would be pre-
served. Since Servian troops are
rushing TO occupy Durazzo, however,
II was confessed that IL Is hard TO see
how general clash can be avoided.
Austria Is practically on war
footing now. military authorities said,
and they looked to see Austrian trNops
In Seryian territory within few
hours.
Then, il was predicted, the other
powers may be drawn into the con.
fict In the following order:
In defense OF Seryia. Russia will al.
tack Austria
In aid OF Austria. Germany will
strike at Russia.
As a member OF the German-Aus-
trtan-ltaly alliance. Italy will declare
war against the French.
In support OF Russia and France.
the English navy will undertake do
struction OF Germany and Italy
fleets and send troops TO fight the
friends OF the triple alliance wherever
they may be needed most
This, the experts argued Is tho
shape Of the struggle probably would
take-if II comes. II may be averted
diplomats observed, but they con
fessed that they considered the stu
alton the most alarming that Europe
has confronted in years.
England unquestionably was max
ing extra naval preparations. The adj
mirallty was working as secretly as
possible, for 1t was realized tina,
every move toward hostilities will be
TO Germany as a red rag to a bull A
message from Malta, however, TO
ported the departure Of the British
battleships Hfbernian and Britiana
and the Commonwealth and Dominion
and the cruisers Black Prince and
Cambria. at full speed for near east
ern waters under hurry orders.
4 Austria has been conspicuously
mohilixing large forces OF troops ever
<Ince the Balkan situation became
active. Germany II 30 well prepared
hat ifs army can be modified within
few hours. Italy can have IL
Irlnoiifan veterans ready for servlc'
~ 4 few days. The French war Office
40 hsen cancsliing leave OF absences
nd making ready for an emergenc,
'or some time.
>r.rfIo@Ilv today 20 preserve peace.
The Turks we're reported To-Day nou
- - preparing for desperate las
.1.nl "a ne rates Of Constanunople
..I Cor : hurried trsnsfsr o. nsi
The Detroit times., 1912-11-09
NEW YORK. PRODUCE.

NEW YORK, Nov Flour lnac-
tive and unchanged. Pork: Steady
mess, SIs.75a 1850, Lard Easy, mid
die west spot Slll0gl1.20. Sugar
Raw. sutet, centrifugal S6 test, S4.O5
muscovadu, 80 test. $500; refined. duh:
cut loaf, $3.50, crushed. s5 so. powder.
ed. So. granulatcd. s4.90d 4s95. coffee.
lSio No. Z on spot. lac. Tallow: quiet;
city, 6a.c, country 6a6&ac. Hay.
steady aud unsettled. prime, $3.50
12O: No. ,, .GM 96c; clover. 60cM 1906.
Dressed poultry. Dull and weak: tur-
keys, lea &c, chickens, 12M 24c. fowls
12Qifc: ducks. I2gl4c. Live poultry.
ElrmL tsesSe-I &C. ducks. 14u &c. fowls.
liza 1Ac--LutkeNs lsC. rucsters, l0l1Cl
chickenA i3114c. Cheese: Steady.
state milk ommon to specials ltF
isc; skims. common To specials. SO
liAc. full skins, 4m6irc Butter
Firm; receipts 4,Slg. creamery extra
S3c: state dairy tubs. g493l imitation
creamery hrsta. IS n Is &c Eggs
strong, receipts. 6.2O9: nearby white
ftHcy. son ode. nearby mixed fancy, 80
~ acc. fresh nfsta sSH toe
The Detroit times., 1912-11-09
BosroN Copper SHARE SALES.

BOSTON copper snare safes OF NV o.
FURNISHED by Hayden, StONr x ~
Adventure To- Algomah 80, Allouez
40. Anaconda 20i5. American Zine bl ,
Amalgamated $50. Boston 4 Corbin 90
Butte 4 Balaklava TO- Butte & super
Tor 4g45. Calumet n Hecla So Centcn-
Mai $50. chino 1869, copper Range $40,
DAILY West ). East Butte 1860. GirouN
.i5. CRANKY 673S, Greene .Cauapea 20,
Hancock 500. Indiana $3.50, aspiration
$50, Island creek 81. do preferred 10,
Isle Royale IS0. Kerr Lake $50, Lake
1850, La Sale $40. Mason Valley liO.
hawk 2lO Nevada $50, New Arcadia
10. Nipissing 20, North Butte 1861,
North Lake SO. Olibway 25O, old Coz
ony Mining 405. old Dominion 20, Os-
ceola 900. Quincy 80 Ray con $50, san
IA Re 500 shannon 2S5 Shattuck a
Arizona 2S5. south Utah Zoe. ST Mary $
Land IS. Superior & Boston ESQ. Super
Tor 500. Tamarack 20, Trinity $50. I: ,.
Ref l(6l, do preferred 467, Utah Con.
COL Winona $50 Wolverine 3
The Detroit times., 1912-11-09
SUFFRAGE HAS
SAFE LEAD WITH
VOTE NEARLY In
Majority Of Upwards Of l,5cO Is
Registered on Late
Reports
COMPLETE COUNT TO
COME FROM 4 COUNTIES
Republican Candidates, With
Exception of Governor, Are
Believed to Have Won

Women are certain OF voting In
Michigan, revised UNOFFICIAL returns
today showing a majority OF upwards
OF l,5OO votes for the equal suffrage
amendment, submitted Tuesday
While Official returns were to come
from Arenac. Lake. Macomb and
Keweenaw the last named gave a
small majority for and Macomb 400
majority against, on reports so far
end the combined total vote In the re-
naming two counties could not over
turn the majority.
Leaving out these four counties the
count early today stood:
Yes .................... 1b5,23O
Nc ............. 10000
Majority for ,......... 1884 ~
Making liberal allowance for the
counties yet TO come the final result
was figured AT a majority OF easily
1900 for the amendment
The battle over the suffrage ques-
ton caused tremendous interest in
all sections of Michigan. Cities as
rule registered majorities against the
amendment. but the rural districts
more than made up for these adverse
returns.
While il Is realized that doubt may
be cast over the result when the com
plete and official count is made, suf-
frage champions believe they have n
safe lead and that the right OF the
ballot, for which a long struggle has
been waged, is assured.
The Republican state ticket below
governor continued 10 lead in the spe-
cial reports received today and based
upon figures for secretary OF state the
G. o. p. ticket was a certain winner
by about 10000. with the Progress
sives in second place.
The upper peninsula cut down some
what Secretary Martindale's plurality
but the lower COUNTIES still to be heard
from we're expected 10 brush a. away s the
tory below governor.
Latest figures early today from ~
counties on secretary OF state were:
Martindale (R.), 1883; Balch CD,
110,011, and Battdorf Cpl, 122,3S5.
Congressman Wedemeyer OF Ann
Arbor, Republican. refuses 10 concede
defeat by Samuel Eeakes, Democrat,
in the second district.
The slight lead given Claude ).
Carney OF Kalamazoo, Democrat, in
the early returns from the third dis
trict were overturned by later counts
ana Congressman John NJ. & Smith,
OF Charlotte today claimed 10 have A
clear majority.
II the Republicans gain these two
districts, Michigan's representation in
tho next congress will be 20 Repub-
licsns. one Democrat and two Progress
sives. Congressman Frank Z. Dore-
mus OF Detroit, would then be the
sone Democrat from the Wolverine
state.
Congressman Wedemeyer and Smith !
were not ready to give out figures TO
clinch their claims, saying that their !
margins OF victory we're very small. !
The Detroit times., 1912-11-09
MARKETS AND FINANCE
HosToN CorrEn LETTER.

Reported for The Times by Paine.
Webber n co. Nov. .
The action OF the market today con-
firms our opinion that the rally past
tew days has been manipulated 10
csuse short covering and effect a high
er level for the big interests 10 sell
On. The foreign situation ~ still COM
plicated and no settlement can be- eN-
peCted IN the near future Europe IS
still "a seller or stocks and until they
get ready 10 buy them back again We
look for q saggtng market in TINS
country The local cOppers have act
ed Very we'll the past few daNs, but
the volume OF speculative interest Is
still small and there IL no accumula
tiCn OF orders. under the market 10
furnish adequate support I'm case ot re-
action For the time heiug We advise
sales on all strong spots.
The Detroit times., 1912-11-09
NEW YORK LETTER

Reported for The Times Dy FaIhe'
Weber g. Co. Nov. g.
The market today was under sooo
ton was responsible for the heavy
selling There was a lack OF support
and traders were inclined 10 sell all
the active list before the close prices
became a little more steedy. Inc
course OF the market for the present
is dependent on foreign news but We
believe a large short interest has been
created and any good news would
cause sharp rally There was pet
Ter bank statement than expected but
we look for stin money for tho pres
an
The Detroit times., 1912-11-09
LIVESTOCK
EAST NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

Cunning steNens Live STOCK ttFpUrt.
FAST BUFFALO. y. Y. Nov Cat
tie: ~-fteceipts. ears; market steady
best 1850 20 l.6o0-ib. steers. SEQ
To y5O, good 10 prime 200 to t.30t-tb
EtserS7 ts.etns.Tbb; good to- primo t,foo
TO l.200-lh steers. t776ms: medium
butcher steers. 1000 to LOO lbs.
tGtOd7; butcher steers. $50 TO 1000
he. t5.75G6.5O. light butcher steers.
$500 Se5: best fat eews-t5.5oGs:
butcher COVE, t4.sOd6: light butcher
cows tS75u4.ES; trimmers sS4s.6n,
best fat hcifers, se5O1 726: medium
butcher heifers, 50. 50Is: light butcher
heifers, ti.60W5s5. stock heifers. $40
AS; best feeding steers. dchorned, 81
1850. common feeding steers. i5R
bes light stockers. si-25q45O. prime
export bulls. t6H G.2b; best butcher
bulls EkbOub.T5. bologna bulls 81 20
TB; best mixers and rprinccr~. 3fa y
- eainmun 10 fair Kind, st6I 30
Hogs Receipts 20 ears. mss~ket
STEADY heavy. s725G7.6O: workers.
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sheep. re etpts 80 Ours. market
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