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The Glenwood post., 1912-12-14
DETECTIVE SURVEY

In bringing up the matter Of extend
ing the corporate limits of the tow,
of Rife to include East Rife aAi the
Neeney addition, it was reported 10 the
town council at their regular meeting
Wednesday night that the nap Of tie
new proposed addition was not correct
ly made ont. The nap - it was sub.
mitted by the surveyor thEqws the wes.
iis. ..s ..s PROPOSED a.iaitioa two aad
one-hak feet too far west, thus over
lsPpins The ees4 boundary Of IL pess-
ent cooperate limits that much. This
discrepancy was discovered BY the
Denver attorney who nade the exan-
inatioa Of the proposed addition and
reported the natter back to the cesnei,.
Had the addition been made aeeerdinx
to the reports Of tie engineer who did
the woek, aay aooant of itisatioa
might have hesn eaased At sone time
in ~ 1stass. 1his ~ . sTpa4 Aisa1-
psintnsse 4. ~ sseaeiJ - assbt.
~ Nh 'sssos 49, . a,RplbiataDse
The Glenwood post., 1912-12-14

Il suffered habiiually from eopsti.
patton. Doan's Regulets relieved and
strengthened the bowels so that oAey
have been regular ever since. 'E.
Davis, Grocer, sulphur sprinsa II p.
- - - a.
Perry X. Leyerly, who for several
years has lived on the Ralston raAeh IN
the Cattle creek country, has trp1ed
his ranch to George Z. Coryeil and.ta h.
en- in exchange the CoryeIl eonfection.
cry store on River Front and the barn
and transfer business ON Colorado eve-
nue., the exchange being made the 6rs I
of the week Mr.. Coryell and fsnils
have gone to their new ranch prOpsrty Y
which is one of the best hay and stso X
ranches in the country and Mr.. and
Mrs. Leyerly have taken active edgsrol
of the interests in Glenwood heretofore
conducted by the Coryells.
- = =
A bunch of Glenwood hunters ar
keeping mighty quiet about theiseex
perienee on a rabbit hunt last Sus1hy
They left the train at Lacy siding, .in
tending to have big hunt in the
Beaver creek country apl . big bed
ut the Lee ranch, Billy Lee having obnc
ahead to superintend the prepara On
of the "eats,' but when the >ys
reached Lacy they found it imPOsd y,
to cross the river on the washed Dut
bridge and We're forced to hOOf it Ack
to Rifle along the railroad where tlrre
was plenty of hunting but no rab( its.
1t is said that John Chamberlain of4 4he
Rifle hotel is still trying to figure Slt
why the cost of his meals averaged 50
high ON that day, but our boys knsw
the reason all right. They had tle:r
appetites with them.
The Glenwood post., 1912-12-14
sAYs BEEF WILL
NEvH1 n LOWER

Chicago, Dee. THE price of bee.
il up to stay. Porterhouse steaks AMI
other extra good cuts will never D.
cheaper, according to W. E. Skinner,
fssnerly Of Denver, retiring presideat
II the international Livestock expoei-
tioa, which closed here tonight. ;.
Bat President Skinner adds there
nssA be no calamity howl over the sit
uas:sa, because the housewife can (snj
nany Of then are doing it sew) have
jsst IS good meat, just as tender and
= jSisy sseSss, sAa Ja,t - noar'shins
snA healthfal. NEST dslicaeies that viii
esse No more than her grandnother
PaiA.
ssIs's all in knowisg how to esok, -
- Presidest Skinner. "Thrsw /,
fnuk steak (ose Of tie cheaper cstsl
= . hst pas. Braise it s.other 1t
u tsnato creole and bake for twenty
= thirty ninatea. The result would
nske psrtsrbsese bsssA for shane.' -
i6sfasuA Skinner owns 1870 u the
1a astas = tAe wssA- II epsid
l65s.SuG6s1kpiass sesek evssy ,Rsal 81
j. S5suB1ts - - 5sGa ~ -
The Glenwood post., 1912-12-14
coMoRResllAN TAYLOR
U1GD91 fRR KNIFE

At st. Joseph's hospital in Denver
last Saturday Congressman Edward r.
Taylor submitted to an operation for
appendicitis, DR.. W. b. Craig perform,
ing the operation.
Some time last spring after the fam
lily returned from Washington Mr.
Taylor's little daughter, Eta, was op.
Grated upon for appendicitis and only
. few weeks ago Mrs. Taylor was tax
en- to st. Joseph's hospital where she
underwent . very serious operation. Ii
is thought that the strain of the las.
campaign together with his anxiety
over the condition of Mrs. Taylor VIII,
is not yet able to leave her bed,
brought about Mr.. Taylor's .erioas
condition which made an operation i'm
perative.
At last accounts, Friday afternoon.
both Mr.. and Mrs. Taylor were improv
ing nicely and it is predicted that they
will speedily recover.
The Glenwood post., 1912-12-14
DRIVES OFF A TERROR

The chief executiOner of death inthe
winter and spring months is pneumonia.
Its advance agents are colds and grip.
In any attack by one of these maladies
no time should be lost in taking the
best medicine obta Unable to drive il off.
Countless thousands have found this to
be DIR. Kings New Discovery. "Ms
husband believes it has kept him from
having pneumonia three or four times, y
writes Mrs. George w. Place, Rawsoa-
vile, VT, "and for coughs, Gods and
CT up we have never found its equal >
Guaranteed for all bronchial affections
Price 80 cts. and $l.00 at Chas. d.
Barnes City Drug Store.
The Glenwood post., 1912-12-14
HOLIDAY RATES FOR
STUDENTS AND TEACHERS

For teachers and students going
home for the Holidays the Colorado
Midland will sell tickets to all point,
ON their line, including to and from
Denver a.d Pueblo, at one fare for the
round trip whore tie round .s;y .:ls.... a.
$500 or more, on p1 esentation of Ger.
tifieste signed by proper officer of
sehool.
Tickets will be sold on day sch>ol
closes and % day following, in no case
prior to Dceenber 90. Return limit
January 9Th, 1913.
THE MIDLAND ROUTE
The Glenwood post., 1912-12-14
srA,ar OUT oosrsu,r11ou

BY buying Red Cross Christm.s s.al,.
Why you sAosA join the fight. d.
cause one deeta in every ten in ySur
locality is caused by tnberculssis,
beeanse every seal you buy win bs
used 70 fight consumption in your cen.
nanity.
hoeaase tuberculosis cannot Be
stamped out unless yea do your pask
Red Cros seas arc sold everywAsrA
o. ss1t. essA. s,~.s =, n.
The Glenwood post., 1912-12-14
MErHoDISTs TO SERVE
CHICKEN sUPPK1

The Ladies' Aid of the NJ. +. church
will give bazaar in Dougan's hall
Saturday afternoon and evening. Dee.
II. The ladies will have many beau
tiful and useful things for sale suita-
BILE for Christmas gifts. A bounteous
supper will be served beginning at 5
o clock.
Planned Chicken Cranberry Sauce
Mashed Potatoes Gravy
Celery Pickles
Cabbage Slxw Waldorf Salad
Baked Beans Brown Bread
Peaches with Whipped Cream
Assorted Cakes j
Tea Coffee.
Price of supper 80 cents, childres
twelve years old or under 25 cents. The
chicken served at this supper will have
neither backs nor necks.
The Glenwood post., 1912-12-14

doesn't I have it served ON his table
Flank steaks, round steaks, pot roasts,
stews and boiling pieces are his choice.
His wife knows how to cook them, he
said.
1.-The average housewife knows how
to cook about 20 per cent of the COW, -
said President skinner. THAT ism t
fair to the COW. You can't expect a
COW to supply the demand. Few
housewives ever think of buying a
round steak. If they would take a
round steak, beat it with saucer,
roll it in flour, fold it, cook it in pork
grease and let it fry little while,
they would have n piece of meat tina:
couldn't be beat.
Mutton is a good substitute for
beef. 1t was not appreciated for yearS.
because We didn't know how. to kill
and dress sheep so the meat would mt
taste like wool. Now we know how -
The Glenwood post., 1912-12-14

DIR. f. F. J. Sehmitz left last Monday
for week 5 visit in Denver.
Mr. and Mrs. Ole Thorson have
been visiting in Denver and Boulder
this week.
NrslDkArearet Munro of Rifle has
besa visiting this week with DIR. and
Mrs. +. j. Horan OF this city.
We are headquarters for candies,
nuts, popcorn for churches and schools.
Big discount. Pure Food Store.
To Trade-Building material for hay
and graia.
Glenwood Lumber L Mfg Co.
z. W. McGuirk, county assessor elect,
Aas appointed Ernest Barlow, the pres
eat incumbent of the Office, as his dep
uty.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Mangnall are
rejoicing over the advent at their
house last Sunday u, bright baby
boy.
c. p. Rice the first of the week
moved his printing Office to the Noou-
the Post.
M and Mrs. C. C. Chase of Cattle
creek left Thursday evening for Cali
fornis where they will enjoy the winter
among the roses.
DIR. c. NJ Stewart was called to
Aspen yesterday to perform . surgical
operation on one of DIR. Fuckers pa
tients At the Aspen hospital.
Mrs. c. W. Swick and two children
left Tuesday evening for Sedalia, No,
where they will spend the holidays in
visiting relatives and friends.
All kinds of Xmas boxes filled to
and bonbons at Pure Food Store.
The Farmers Union of this district
held their annual meeting at the Odd
Fellows hall in Glenwood last Satur-
day. Their next meeting will he held
in Rifle.
DR.. Crook is now located in his new
Offices in the Everett building and has
Just about the cOZiest Offices in town.
The light is excellent and the new
quarters admirably adapted to his pur.
pose.
Eugene Grub has returned from the
east and last Monday went up to Car
bondale to visit for a short time with
his family. Mr.. and Mrs. Grubb expec.
70 leave soon for a winters trip to
California.
Mrs. Eta kreis Of San Francisco.
who has been visiting relatives in the
east, arrived in Glenwood Thursday
night On her hOmeward trip and will
visit awhile with her mother, Mrs.
Julia Richardson.
Fred Altman is rushing the Noonaa
building next to the Post and will
have the roof on in a few days and
will then start on the inside finishing.
II har 20 hax h,,iII Il.
ing ready for occupancy by January l.
Napier's new building is now almost
completed, the plate glass front having
been put in this week. The piasteriny
~ vet to do and it may be the frs,
of next month before the finishing
touches are all added and the building
ready for occupancy.
Bishop Benjamin Brewster has just
returned from trip over his diocese
including Routt and Grand counties.
and found very prosperous conditions
throughout the territory. At Kremm-
ling, in Grand county, the Episcopa
lians are building a new church.
= =
Engineer Rosenberg and party Of
helpers established a camp last Monday
nsar Hanging lake and will remain N
that section until they have surveyed
the tract which the city of Glenwood
Springs proposes to purchase Of the fed
efal government for park purposes.
4 Sunday school eonyentien i e be
heia ia GlenWoo<i next week. 1t will
se in charge sf Dr.. J. c. Carman Of
Deaver. Dr.. Carnan will preach At
tie Methodist church next Sunday
evening a,d the convention viii be
The Glenwood post., 1912-12-14

to those affected by the proposed sd-
dition- 1t appears that the only thing
to do il to have the entire work dsas
over again, - it is very important to
have the surveys absolutely cosrest.-
Rife Revielle..
The Glenwood post., 1912-12-14

For any itchiness of the skin, TO.
ska rashes, chap, pinples, etc., try
DsasS Ointment. Soc At all drug
sssssa -
The Glenwood post., 1912-12-14

osSp.iss ~ N. u sAs ssie..
The Glenwood post., 1912-12-14

This is the season of greater activity
among the lodges everywhere and the
rule applies to the Glenwood lodges
as well as others.
The various orders have recently
held their elections and the following
are the officers elected to have charge
of the lodges for the ensuing term:
Glenwood Lodge No. IS A. F. L A. N.
C. W. Darrow, W. NJ.
John X. Weir, &. w. -.
Henry V. Davis, Jr. j. W.
c. c. Parks, Treas.
A. L. Beardsley, secy.
oisavosA CAauasr Ne. q, Z. A. y.
JnO. K. Weir. Z. H. p.
o. l.. Mccartney, +. X.
A. +. Wolf, +. =.
w. =. Parkison, Treas.
A. L. Beardsiey, secy.
Glenvood Springs ConlmanAsry NO. 20,
Z. +.
f. +. Foriham, En-. Commander.
VIM. Rohr, Gen.
J. r. kamm. Capt. General.
A. +. Wolf, Sen. Warden.
ii. b. Walz. Junior Warden.
G. C. Parks, Treasurer.
l.. W. Ward, Recorder.
C. W. Darrow, STANDARD Bearer.
+. f. Drseh, Sword Bearer.
+. }. Horan, Warden.
W. l. Smith, Sentinel
G. W. Taylor, Prelate.
0lenwood Lodge ". o. ".
C. l.. Hubbard, G. c.
A. C. Murdock, Adv. L.
W. w. Cross, Banker. -.
+. W. Korn. Clerk.
Win Broughton, Escort.
J. p. Rittmayer, Watchman.
Harry Ragland, Sentry.
Harry French, Manager.
1Etca CAaDtsr o. Z. ..
Alice Kendrick, Worthy Matron.
Harry H. French, Worthy Patron.
Nettie n. Weir, Associate Aatron.
Louisa sehwarz, Condsctress.
Anna Riggs, Associate Conductress.
b. r. Napier, Treasurer.
Louis z. Brown, Secretary.
oasnWeeA LeAes Ne. 90, I. o. o. T.
Carlton l.. Hubbard, N. g.
Clayton Hill, v. G..
John p. Rittmayer, Secretary.
George Eiinger, Treasurer.
Simon Hymes. Trustee.
Yanpah RebskaA Lodge No. IS
Mrs. r. J. Smith, N. G.
Mrs. Ada Rittmayer, v. G.
Mrs. Alice Cross, Treas.
r. J. Smith, Secretary.
The Glenwood post., 1912-12-14

Bishop Benjamin Brewster has just
returned from a trip over his diocese
including Routt and Grand counties.
and found very prosperous conditions
throughout the territory. At Kremm
ling, in Grand county, the Episcopa
lians are building new church.
The Glenwood post., 1912-12-14

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The Glenwood post., 1912-12-14

The school board has ordered an
iron stairway for the school building
which will be placed on the east side
of the building and allow egress from
the high school on the third floor and
also from the third grade on the second
floor. This will be installed a. soon
as it reaches Glenwood which will
prot ably be within : Seex. AT Al,
events it il planned to have the new
stairway in place when the schosl re-
eonve1es sitter the holidays. This Is
. good move - it is an added safe
guard in case Of fire although it II
doubtful If even then it viii be needed
or used in view of the splendid facili-
ties for emptying the building under
the present arrangements and yet the
new equipnent will be worth all Il
costs in the fact that the board Aas
taken every step pessible to inssrs tie
s1aslt = ~ jAila1sa ip sas = . ~
= - = las a. -. X.
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The Glenwood post., 1912-12-14

that section until they have surveyed
the tract which the city Of Glenwood
Springs proposes to purchase Of the fed
cfal government for park purposes.
= = =
. 4 Sunday school eonyentien i e be
heia in GlenWooSi next week. 1t Will
se in charge ef Dr. J. c. Carman Of
Deever. Dr. Carnan will preach at
the Methodist church next Sunday
evening aad the convention will be
heli Monday in the Christian chapel.
= = =
Miss Ruth Swartx and her sister,
Nrs. H. r. Noothart, who were recent
" sA11sj = 0leawood by the death of
their f.ther, Charles Swartx, left We'd
nss1ay svsaing for their Asnes in
Iowa. T1eir beothss, whe aeee0Pa-
niel tAsa wssevssa - taeir sad MIS-
t.ie -. s6i Aeessasr.
The Glenwood post., 1912-12-14

Mrs. Eta kreis Of San Francisco.
who has been visiting relatives in the
east, arrived in GlenwOod Thursday
night On her homeward trip and will
visit awhile with her mother, Mrs,
Julia Richardson,
The Glenwood post., 1912-12-14

Mrs. c. W. Swick and two children
left Tuesday evening for Sedalia, No,
where they will spend the holidays in
visiting relatives and friends.
The Glenwood post., 1912-12-14

Martin Kitchener, father Of Mrs. Ed
8. Hughes, Mrs. Riggs and Mrs. De
Remer, died Tuesday afternoon at the
Glenw0od sanitaFium a,uer an illness
Of several weeks. Mr.. Kitchener was
Il years of age and had always enjoy
ed good health until recently. The
funeral was held yesterday afternoon
from the Catholic church.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-20

SHEEP - After yesterdays mean,
slumpy trade In sheep and lambs the
mere fact that packers were willing 70
purchase today's small supply OF $500
read was regarded in selling circles Ar
more or less encouraging. Prices ruled
steady as compared with the sharply
lower values In force yesterday. but the
demand was rather quiet than otherwise
ana the market In general presented no
new features OF consequence. In this con-
ncetion il might be noted that the bulk
of yesterdays supply finally cleared, a
goodly portion OF the receipts selling in
the afternoon.
Among the various sales made this
morning were very good lambs al s. -
few yeariings ct $50 and small string
Of ewes at Nie Merely COED fat lamns
are now selling around s., indicating n
uuotable limit Of sS3a for something
choice In this hnc, while ia; ewes would
have TO be flrst-elsss In every respect
to command sis or better. Wethers
have been scarce Mt all times lately.
Slight improvement in the refrigerator
car service during the week has not beno-
fitted tho trade TO any noticeable sxtent.
as the meat transportation faculties are
still badly crippled. causing packers to
work cautiously until product begins 10
move more freely. Inability 20 fill re-
taliers' orders properly also has been
largely responsible for the downward
trend 10 values fat lambs closing At y
rough decline Of about Zoe. while fat sheep
are selling about quarter lower than
at last weeks close. Receipts have been
Just about normal, consisting OF corn
feds that were none too coed.
Bussness In feeders has been Eeasorahly
small, the supply and demand both being
very limited The weeks purchase on
country account. according 70 packers
tab, amounts 10 only a0oo head.
uotd "a chniee az Qsslfa a.. lambs fair 10
good. &.6a1s.o9. yearlnEs, good 20 choice,
a. 00uS 90; yearlings, fair 10 good. N.ASt
500 wethers. good to choice, isMS0 VI
wethers, fair 10 good. $1eNltls, ewes,
ewes, Eood 70 choice. S.@dt.i6; ewes,
good, t0bMt&N
nmNr.E.nfastya wniax
Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-20


BUTTER-No. ], lib carton. toc; No.
I, In te-lb. tubs, ssise; No. :, Sc; packing.
GHEEsE-Imported Swiss, nc; Ameri-
ear ear swiss &c; block Swiss. &C; twins,
Americas. eec: blue Label brick, isfc; iIni-
berger, lib, lsc; LIB, SC.
POULTRY = BrolleFs. $500 per dog |.
springs, kc: hens. itc; cocks. i0c; ducks,
hc geese bc; turkeys. SC; pigeons, par
dox., 81 20. Alive. bFoilers, Isac; hens,
lie: Cd rooSters and stays. &c: Old ducks.
full fssthered, iec: geese. full feathered.
loe; turkeys. lsc: guinea fowls. Sc each: .
pigeons. per doc, &C; honers. per dor,
81 70 squads, No. !. Vic; No; 2 5oc.
white. l9c; pike, &c; trout. lie: large crap
pies, i21ise; spanish maekefel. &c; eel.
lsei haddochs. i5c; founders, isc; greea
catfish, lie; roe xhad. q each: shad roe.
per pair. Eei salmon, lac: halibut. iec;
yellow perch, SCI buffalo. &c; bullhead.
Beef Cut Prices Rabs. No. /. lie: No.
2 l3lsc, No. z sue. Chucks. No. /, Sc:
No. :, Tbs; No. D s,=c Loins, No. /.
lsiae; No. :. l..se; No. s lsssc. Rounds.
Be sis,. ! W sg1asi a Ne, : se' Nc; +? sss
FRuiTs-Appies. cooking varieties. per
bhl., s2I5: Jonathan and Grimes Golden,
per bill. $40: Ben Davis. per bbl.. s255:
fancy Winesaps. per. Dbl, A0e; fancy
MtssoIfl FiHplHSg Der bbt.s &5s59, fancy
Gznos. per hbl.. 90: California Belle
fioweg. per box, N2j. colarado Jonathan.
extra fancy. per box. $50; Washington
Spltxenberg. per box. sz50; Washington X.
Beauty. per box. $50: Washington Sta
man winesapz. per box. s2s0 bananas,
fancy select, per bunch, 81 &625o. Jumbo,
per bunch. s. T5d37a Cranberries, Wlseon-
sin. fancy. per Dbl. ylaoos per box, $50.
Dates. Anchor brand, new. 38l-Ih. pkss,
in boxes. per box. s2&: Dromedary brand,
new. 70 lib. pkgs in boxes. per box. SeB:
bulk in g and a-lh. boxes. per II, ice.
FIGS, California per case Of Z If-oz.
nkgx, Sc Per case c. Is ls-ox. pkEx.
q %: per care OF 50 s-oz-, pkgs.. g. 20; new
5-erown. IN 1D-Ib. boxes. per ib..
I5s; 6-erown. in A-lb. boxes. per ID. lec:
5-erown. In slIb. boxes, per ID. lie
Grapefruit. Florida. ss-sk sizes. per crate.
$50. so-54-s4 sizes, per crate. t&sa Grapes.
Malaga. in hbls-. E-nGsM Lemons. )
IAmoneara brand. extra fancy ~ size
per box, t45a. 30 size. per box, Ax
Iona LlmoBsirs. fancy. &p-ssn sizes. per
box. $40. 80 ard 90 sizes. SEC per boy
less. Oranges. California Saveis. extra
fancy, &-ieS- izS-1Ts- 30 e1s-zSe sizes D.
box. t7.ees extra choice, all sizes. per hox.
tx
Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-20
nIsp,,sITIoN-UrAp.


CATTLE, The cattle market this morn
ing was the deadest and most unfatis'
factory proposition that has been expert
enoed In the cattle yards In some time
keceipts during the week have been large
and packers Tree buyers, ~ the samr
time all the packing houses have psen
short OF refrigerator cars in which "
ship the product. As result they al
had plenty OF cattle on hand, whhs tnel.
coolers were full OF beef that could not
be moved until more refrigerator cars
We're received. Under such conditions
none OF the buyers were anxious Tor cat
tile and some of them did not try 20 buy
anything whatever. Those OF the packers
who were willing 20 take on few more
cattle were naturally very weak buyers
and were demanding concession W
prices sufficient 10 pay for carrying the
cattle over until next week,
All In all II was very unsatisfactory to
the sellers, receivers OF cattle having hard
work in many eases 10 secure a bid, 80
that II was question rather OF securing
buyer than matter OF price.
Fortunately. the days rceipts were not
especially large, although there was a
very liberal run for Friday. msElhs re ns
head, the largest ~ any week since five
weeks ago. and slightly larger than Tor
the same period year ago.
Quotations on cattle. Good 10 choice
beef steers. @.h0AsI.Ia; fair to good beef
steers. fsOOef6,A. common TO fair beef
steers. t5.OoaS0O: good 70 choice hslfert,
ss.00ae0d good to choice cows. .sttS- ":
fair to good cows and heifern, "a GOA 70;
common 10 fair COWS and heifers. s5.0off
ais. good TO choice stockers and feed
esr S,4or6.0o. fair to good stockers and
feeders, A'su0.ao; common 20 fair stock
ers and feeders, sa5nat7s; stock hsifers,
$S,5oa4.so; veal calves. A@us.N, bulls.
stays. etc, sa5off5.50
Representative sales.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-20
.ALNEs.

IOGs-ssllers Of hogs described the
market By calling Il "flip-flap" trade.
opening like yesterdays close and closing
like yesterdays opening. Compared with
yesterdays average. prices started out on
a nickel higher basis. but as soon as
more urgent orders were filled the sd-
vance was not only lost. but values even
dropped 10 levels weak 10 a nickel lower
The packing demand during must % the
session seemed to have plenty OF breadth.
but the element o. activity was not very
pronounced and movement scalevard was
rather quiet than otherwise
Receipts were large, especially in view
Of the fact that recent runs have been
very heavy. but product IL moving into
c0nsumptive channels freely and, aside
from a natural desire 10 cheaper cost,
killers have not been acting very hsarish.
The shipping outlet has become decidedly
small Of course. narrow margins between
local and eastern values being rexpon-
sible for this phase sf the trade. There
existed a fair speculative demand this
morning. however. and something like
twenty loads Of the iS4-car estimate sold
ta buyers not associated with local PACK
eTA
Bacon and llght butcher stuff made up
tiss Ssiss 81 the FssTs. the FAME zs recently.
ard prices for these classes Of stock
ranged from tns downward. Toppy Isrd
hogs sold as high a. tsSa. identical with
yesterdays limit, and strong weight av-
erages occupied The middle spread. Com
pared with trade last Saturday. these
values averaged jest about steady, the