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Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-12-27
STANDING BY Their Guns.

London. Dec. 27.-Both the Turks
and the Balkan allies are standing
by their guns on the peace terms. Both
say 1t Is impossible to recede from
their positions.
Nevertheless. those who think they
know what Is going on behind the
scenes, still believe the probabilities Of
the conclusion of peace are greater
than of the resumption Of conflict
The exchange of cipher dispatches
between the administration at Con-
stantinople and Rechad Pasha con-
tinues. but the chief of the Turkish
plenipotentiartes declines to divuige
the nature of the reply he will present
to the allies Saturday. when the con-
ference reassembles, It is understood
this will be as already outlined with
the additional promise that Turkey
will apply to the European territory
remanding TO her the reforms which
Count Won Berchtholdt, the Austro-
Hungarian foreign minister proposed
before the war.
while I cannot discuss the reply
OF the Ottoman government said
Rechad Pasha last night. nothing pre-
vents me from saying that the terms
the allies have proposed are simply
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-12-27
FIGURE ON REVENUE
NEEDED FOR TARIFF

Washington, Dec. 27.-Between
sa25,ooo,ooo and ss5o.ooo.00o will have
to be raised by the tariff legislation
of the next congress. This is the
basis on which the ways and means
committee Is figuring.
The committee viii decide In the
tariff revision plans whether there
should be an excise or income tax to
meet part OF the revenue necessities.
A number of the members or the
house committee on ways and means
were at the capitol today preparing
for the coming hearings. Represen-
tative Underwood OF Alabama. chair
man Of the committee. who Is TO con-
fer with President-eleet Wilson next
Tuesday In response to an invitation
from Mr.. Wilson. which he accepted
today. was at the capitol still suffer-
ing somewhat from the grippe. The
tariff hearings begin with the ehemi-
cal schedule Jan. 6.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-12-27
PRINCETON MEN TO
ESCORT WILSON IN
INAUGURAL PARADE

Princeton Dec. 27.-Down Pennsyl-
yania avenue in Washington with
President Taft, President elect Wilson
probably will be escorted In the in
augural parade by 60 of his towns
folk and neighbors. Members of COM
pany l., Second regiment of the New
Jersey national guards. already are
getting new uniforms and preparing to
participate In the inaugural parade
as the personal escort of Mr.. Wilson
This company was founded here by
Colonel William Libey, Princeton. IT,
now member of the governors staff
In the parade two years ago when Mr..
Wilson became governor, they served
as his personal escort.
Marcus Farr, Princeton 49, and a
professor of geoglogy In the university,
Is captain of the company and 1t Is
composed for the most part of young
men of the town whom Mr.. Wilson has
known for the last 90 years. Though
the president-elect has not yet made
any announcement, the boys of COM
pany 4 feel sure they will be chosen.
The governor also has not yet de-
cided what organization VIII lead the
inaugural parade. He has had many
requests from crack troops of dozen
or more military schools throughout
the country.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-12-27
Damages for Aeroplane Accident.

New York. Dec. 27.--The first suit
ever brought here to recover damages
for the death Of a passenger In an
airship was filed yesterday In the su-
preme court by the widow of Victor L.
Mason. who was killed III London,
England. on May 13. Mrs. Mason sued
an accident and guarantee company
of London for $4,000 on a policy in
suring her husband against death by
violent means The policy was issued
by tho defendants New York agency
in 1906. Mr., Mason, tho complaint
says. was a passenger In an aeroplane
for pleasure" even when he fell out
and was killed
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-12-27
WISCONSIN Way
OF ENFORCEMENT
Of STATES LAWS
Professor Commons Tells
American Association for
Labor Legislation What
Has Been Accomplished.

Boston, Dec. 27.-Wisconsin's UNIQUE
way OF enforcing labor laws was re-
counted today by Professor John r,
Commons Of the Wisconsin Industrial
commission at Copley-Plaza hotel at
the sixth annual meeting OF the Ameri-
can Association for Labor Legislation
Under the Wisconsin plan of leav-
ing details Of factory regulation to an
industrial commission" said Professor
Commons, the highest expert talent
and the best practical shop experience
are brought to the service Of the state
Manufacturers because OF the relation
established between the states com
pensation law and the safety and sani-
tation law, finding 1t to their advan
tage to protect their employees, and to
aid in the framing of safety reguIa
tions, have given their hearty support
to the work of the commission.
Three thousand orders covering
points Of danger In the factories or one
Do
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-12-27
TOY BALLOONS USED
TO SEND MESSAGES

FL Paso, Dec, 27s-Toy balloons are
being employed by rebels in northern
Mexico as system of wireless, TO
give information regarding movements
Of the federal soldiers. Every time a
troop train departs from chihuahua
City, toy balloon floats up from the
center of the state capital A relay OF
the simple signals tells that federal
troops are coming. These adyiees in
many Instances are ahead of federal in
formation. as telegraph system Is un
available
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-12-27
LODGING HOUSE
DESTROYED AND
TWO LIVES LOST
Bodies Of the Victims Are
Not Identified-Five Are
Injured in Jumping From
Windows.

Los Angeles, Dec. 27--Two uniden-
tilted men were burned to death and
five other persons injured, one fatal
ly. In fire which destroyed a North
Main street lodging house last night
The bodies Of the men. burned beyond
recognition, were found In the ruins
of the building. The five who were in
jured sustained their hurts In Jumping
from windows Olga Walters, Is
year-old daughter of the lodging house
keeper was SO seriously hurt that her
death is expected.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-12-27
SALE OF INVALID
SCRIPT ALLEGED

Salt Lake, Dec. 27.--Five suits, al
leging that soldiers script, sold by r.
II, Peale and Mccormick g. Co, was
invalid, were filed in the United States
district court today by the Hilger Loan
and Realty company. 1t is charged that
the script did no belong to the
person in whose name 1t was sold The
loan and realty company is incorporat-
ed under the laws of Montana, with Its
office at LeWistown. Peale and the Nc
eorniek company are in Salt Lake,
buying and selling script or soldiers
additional homestead rights.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-12-27

absurd, They have produced this i'm
preston. wherever heard, even outside
Turkish circles. It was never known
that after the conclusion Of an armis-
tice one belligerent party could ask
the other to concede territories brave
~ defended and still resisting with
heroisrn.
Why should we do this, especially
when the Bulgarians had three re-
verses at our hands just before the
nrmistice. while the Greeks who con-
tinued to fight, were defeated both on
land around Janina and at sea off the
Dardanelles?
Humanitarian Considerations.
Turkey was induced to accept an
armistiee only on the advice Of the
powers in order to avoid useless car
mage on both sides. The same hu-
nlanitarian considera tons led the Otto
man government to ask for the revic-
tualling OF the heseiged towns, and
might induce the government to yield
certain conditions for the sake OF
peace. But there Is limit which the
allies have far surpassed
The allies on the other hand declare
that the arnistiee was arranged to
give Turkey an opportunity of making
peace terms without suffering further
losses In tho field and they criticised
Turkeys talk of keeping Adrianople,
Janina and Seutari and regaining Sal
oniki as Iaughable. General Danglis,
the Greek chief Of staff. said. Let
them come and take Saloniki II they
can. Even the dust of our ancient
heroes would rise up to defend our
rights"
The most optimistic of the Turkish
military party profess confidence that
tho Bulgarians never will be able TO
force the Tchatalta lines. but that on
the contrary. with her present power
full army Turkey will free Adrianople
in a fortnight, and adding that garri-
son. not main body. will take the Of
fensive toward Philippoplis and Sa-
loniki
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-12-27
new ELECTRIC line
FOR UTAH PLANNED

salt Lake. Dec. 27.-John McGtnnts
and Thaddeau Lane. Montana capital
lists, and several local men. were today
granted franchise by the county
commissioners for an electric interur-
ban line to run from the southern linn
its Of Salt Lake City to tho southern
limits Of the county. The road will
form part OF the proposed system
from Salt Lake City to springsville.
and then eastward into yernal and
Uintah counties.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-12-27
STORM DOES DAMAGE
ALONG French COAST

Havre. France, Dec. 2T.-The storm
which ravaged the English channel the
last few days caused serious depreda-
tions on the French coast. The new
harbor works at this port were dam
aged. a sailing vessel was driven
aground on the Island Of Brehat, and
a torpedo boat has been sent to bring
off the survivors and crew. Many fish
ing vessels were lost with crews at
various points. The harbors are crowd
ed with vessels seeking shelter.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-12-27
FARMERS URGED TO
RAISE SUGAR BEfTS

Washington. Dec 27-with the dec
laratien that tine United States should
raise all its sugar, the department
of agriculture will appeal to Ameri-
can farmers to go IN for the cultivation
of the beet. Two million short tons
of beets are now imported annually.
says the department, which should be
raised at home
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-12-27
AN EARLY ENTRY TO
ALBANY is PLANNED

Stockport, n. Y. Dec. 27,-In cola
downpour OF rain General" Rosalie
Jones. this morning, mustered her
small army of suffragettes and held a
conference on the advisabilitv of
marching into Albany Sunday instead
Of Tuesday. Surgeon General. Docks
strength, however. has been oyertaNed
and the plans depend on her condition
after the finish of the march tonight.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-12-27
COCKTAILS PUTS BAN
ON PHOTOGRAPHERS

Washington. Dec. 27.-Determinea
that the plan of the Panama canal
Qualifications shall not become the
property Of possible military advocates
Colonel Goethals has restored the or
der excluding photographers from the
vicinity Of the works going up to Toro
Point. Marguerite island, and the
islands In Panama bay.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-12-27

Princeton, Dec. 27.-President- elect
Wilson today shook his attack Of the
grip and started to Staunton, where
tomorrow he celebrates his fifty-sixth
birthday anniversary Mrs. Wilson
accompanied the governor. National
Chairman McCombs and a party of vir-
ginians living In New York are aboard
the governors train.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-12-27
To Discuss College Athletics.

New York. Dec. 27.--Delegates from
80 colleges and universities met today
to discuss matters vital to athletics at
the seventh annual meeting of the Ma
tional College Athletic association. The
opening session was given to an ad-
dress by Professor William L. Dudley
of Vanderbilt university. on Proper
Control of Athletics.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-12-27
NOTORIOUS SINGING
CONVICT CAPTURED

Los Angeles Dec. 27.-Arrested rs
a Yagrant. man believed TO be Billy
Green. notorious singing convict, who
engineered successful Jail delivery
at New York prison, is held in the
county jail here, In a purportea con-
fession Green gave the details Of the
escape of himself and five others after
overpoWering two guards.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-12-27

London, Dtc. 27.--The peace envoys
both Of the Balkan states and Turk ey
have adopted the expected attitude
of intracubiiity toward their oppon-
ents' proposed terms Of settlement.
Each side declares the dhers demands
are preposterous.
Other parties who are In touch with
both groups or ncgotiators share this
opinion. and intimate that a period of
whiting IS necessary to transfer the
proposals and counter proposals into
such shape as Will enable the peace
conference, assisted by the friendly
pressure Of powers, to strike bar
gain,
The proposal OF the Balkan allies
by which they would come into pos
session Of the coast Of the Sea of
Marmora, Is regarded quite as i'm
possible an achievement as the Turk
fish demand that the Ottoman empire
be allowed to maintain sovereignty
over the coast of tn Aegean sea, in
Guiding the city OF Saloniki. The
peFsers would veto the project Of the
allics which Tould give Bulgaria prac-
ticallg control Of the Dardanelles.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-12-27
STRANDED STEAMER
PULLED OFF ROCKS

Sandy Hook. Dec. 27.-The steamer
Tnrrialha. which went ashore south
Of Brisantine shoals Tuesday, was
pulled off into deep water by wreck
ing tugs today. They are towing her
to New York. where she will be dockea
for repairs
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-12-27
Turks and Servians Clash

London, Dec. 27<-A Durazzo dis
patch to the Times, under date of De-
cember %, saws: After four. days
OF fighting In the district between
Baba and Daitchi 10 miles north of
Allesio, the Turks We're driven out of
the neutral zone on Friday. They lost
several hundred killed and wounded,
while the Servtan casualties numbered
200.
"A Greek steamer brought TO Dur
azZo quantities OF war stores and IL
guns from saloniki for the servians
at Alessio.r
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-12-27
ONLY CABINET PLACE
SETTLED BY WILSON
Bryan Would Have Pre-
fe1red to Be Secretary Of
Treasury, but Fear Of a
Panic Induced Him to
Give Up the Idea.
BY ]. A. Mathew.

yvash,x.x.a., 49,
AaH -
hisdh Will pc secretary OF state in
President Wilson's cabinet This is
learned today as nosttiveIv .attlad
from close friends ~ NJ Rrva,, =,
congress. This statement ues mada
all the more positively IN view ~ 4
report published thi. morning that Mr..
bfyah would insist upon being ap-
pointed secretary OF the treasury II ne
entered the caplnet. One senator,
Known 70 ne On the closest possible re-
Iatlons WITH ooth Governor Wilson and
Mr. Brgan, said today that Mr. Bryan
haa ms eholce between the state de-
partfneEt ana the treasury department,
ana tHal he selected the flrst named
poftioAo. rms senator exclaimed that
u MT. Bfyan could nave followed his
personal lheHhauons, ne would have
preferred pelhg secretary OF the treas
urN' beheVlng thaf ~ that office ne
Wouid nave mac an opportunity TO car
~ out certain administrative policies
tolls dear y ms heart. BUT MIR. Bryan
fea1lzea 'hat me mere announcement
mat he was 10 De secretary Of the
treasury Would have led to panic in
Dn' none the less one mat would nave
peen usea 70 @ork political disadvant-
age TO the wilson administration.
Nh1le N washington Mr.. Bryan indig-
nant1y denied the story that he had
demanded TO pc faaae secretary OF the
treasury. ana ne deemed 70 discuss his
feiaeiohs 70 1he next administrator.
No Longer Any Doubt
Among well Uniformed Democrats IN
congress, there Is no longer any doubt
1has Mr. bryah VIII DC secretary OF
state. MS Is neheSea % pc the ohiY
CABINET plaee .hat HAS oseh posillNely
setttea. UNDERSTOOD mere that
1oNe11af wilson lfelers % nuke no
aftioa11Setileht ol flis isschflhee selse.ioHS
ahth NE announcement LOT caoihet
as al eH1iitis. l1sFs 10 serohs
pronaollily thdt Josephlhs Daniels OF
4Serth aroma VIII pc postmaster gen
efal lA1s II pfopaplg more nearly
certainty iHah ahylhlhs else IN CON
Aeetloh WITH 1ns next eaplhet, aside
from Ail. 6iAa1l status congress
man a. ,. hufiesoh o1 texas, or Con-
sfessiaan hobeff u, henry, Will PROD
amy Pc selesiea Ter the caplhe. Mr..
haflesoh would p1oRaoiy Ike 10 %
postmaster general bul MS Irlends IN
congress are 1hel4ilea 10 pelieVe 1hae
he VIII pc haae secretary OF agricui-
tRfe. aoNetnor Jolh Bnrke OF Norlh
l'ako1a, VINO was eahaiaa1e Tor presi-
cent AZ 1ae bal1lfhore convention, anu
Withdrew u favor ot Governor wilson,
ana WIS Later voted TOT Tor vice pfes1-
dent, = looked upon mere as strong
possibllllg Tor secretary OF INFERIOR.
Opposed TO Brandeis.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-12-27
WHOLEPOPULAT|0NOF
VILLAGE MASSAcRED

Sydney. n. S. W. Dec, IT.
News of the massacre of old
men, women, children, COM
posing virtually the entire pop
ulation of a native village on
the Island of Papua, has Just
reached British officials. The
massacre occurred while Lemma
natives were passing through
the village on the way to their
, own settlement. They attacked
young and old resorting to hor-
rible eruelties.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-12-27
7 urkeY's T erns.

censtantinople, Dec. 27-Aecording
to the Gonstantinople newspapers the
Turkish counter proposals which were
forwarded by telegraph to the pleni-
potentiaries at London. comprise the
maintenance OF an effective sovereign
ty over the territory east of the line
of demarcation. being the Martha river
and the Black sea, including Adrian
ople, while west OF the line the gov
ernment would be content with recog-
milton Of Turkish sovereignty with an
autonomous regime. The government,
however, refuses TO entertain any
idea of paying indemnity.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-12-27
BULGARIA PREPARES TO
RESUME THE BALKAN
WAR AT ONCE
Active Military Movements Indicate Fail
ure Of the Peace Conference Now
Being Held at London

Berlin, Dec. 27.-Bulgaria is preparing to the
war, according to dispatch from Ruschuk, Bulgaria.
The Bulgarian minister has called up the recruits
be enrolled only in 1914 and summoned all able bodied
up the of SO to the coors Large supplies of
munitions Of and provisions have reached Rustchu
a Russian steamer
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-12-27
V|RC|NIANS TO
GIVE PRESIDENT
ELECT WELCOME
Ella borate Preparations
Have Been Made for En-
tertainment Of Governor
Wilson at Staunton.
Big Preparations Made.

Washington, Dec. 27.---Elabo-
rate preparations have been
made here and In Virginia for
the reception to President elect
Wilson when he arrives late to-
day on his way to his birthplace.
at Staunton. Va. to celebrate
his birthday anniversary. Bon
fires will light the trains flying
journey from Washington to
stanton. Wilson viii be ac-
corded an ovation here.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-12-27
ANNUAL TO BE PUBLISHED JANUARY /.

of the
o. he new
j Tourte &
architects beautiful in
edce the will
and Interior of it. The will
edition
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Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-12-27

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Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-12-27

9 a S s / Fl e d Ads are
never idle. Thousands
read them.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-01-05
TOPICS OF THE STREET.

FOREIGN TRADING.-TransaCti for
foreign account i'm this market were small,
lcgregating about 500 shares, almost
evenly divided between purchases and
sales.
UNITED STATES RUBBER DIvG-
lENDS.-Thc directors Of the United
Quarterly dividend of ] per cent on the
common stock, the same rate as three
months ago, and the regular quarterly
per cent on the first preferred and ~ per
cent on the second preferred all payable
SUGAR PRICES AGAIN LOWERED
The American Sugar Refining Company.
the Warner Sugar Refining Company Ar
buckle Brothers and y. II. Howell, Son q
90. have reduced their prices for refined
sugar 10 points 10 565 cents a pound, the
price quoted by the Federal Sugar Refining
Company.
CHANGES.-Andrc J.. Pilot has been
elected member OF the New York STOCK
ENcnanEo The membership Of Thomas -
Hooper has been posted for transfer 10 +.
b. Sain, Phalle and that Of the late FREQ
erich 7. Adams for transfer 10 hichar"
Whitney
ELECTRIC BOND AND SHARE COM
tRYEECStOck b0ders of the Electric Bond
and Share Company Will at a special meet
ing on January - act upon proposal 10
increase the common and . per cent cumu.
lative preferred stocks each from S2,O0OoCl
10 S5.o1le0. making the total capital stock
S1o0DVu. II L. proposed also TO make the
preferred stock per cent cumulative
issue.
ANOTHER ADVANCE * COPPER
PRICES-As had been predicted in the
ITdde the prize Of copper advanced again
Yesterday, electrolytic selling at 14as cents
European delivery, or about the equivalent
of liis cents mere at the refinery and l4as
cents delivered thirty days. American con
sumers have contracted for practically all
OF their January copper. but there is still
much metal 10 be sold for February and
March
DIVIDEND ACTION DEFERRED.-The
directors Of the Tennessee Copper Company
yesterday decided TO defer action on the
dividend until January % At that time, u
4, said d dividend Of IL per cent will
probably be declared, or at the rate Of
per cent year.
FUNDS FOR THE WESTERN MARY
LAND The Public Service Commission Of
MARYLAND has authorized the issue Of So
90 900 notes by the Western Maryland Rail-
way Company. Most of the proceeds Will
De used i'm meeting the cost OF improve
ments and extensions, and about S.5JOw
VIII he spent for new equipment.
COFFEE NALORIZATION.-The valort-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-01-05
OUTSIDE SECURITIES.

After considerable irrcgularity at The out
Set, the market for outside SECURITIES uJ
veloped considerable firmness around fiId i
DAY on better buying movement me w
ume or business in some quarters nov 49,
was considerably smaller, especially III ~
tobacco issues, which I'm the early stssiyi,i
were heavy, but later showed stlehs w.
about points; American Tobacco > points,
subsidiaries points. British American
Tobacco was somewhat irregular. lnllcvf
Cigar Stores was active at rankt VI
about a point. United Cigar Manufacturers
ruled strong, with further advance OF -,
In the mining list Nipissing was the suol,s
feature, advancing y on buying by interests
which were the chief sellers, causing lnt
break on Wednesday, Greene-Cananea was
slightly lower; Inspiration ruled STEADY
GlrouX oased off 4. In the lower prlG,eu
issues Pacific Smelters advanced Is on III.
side purchases. Bonds were COmparauNclN
quiet and about unchanged. petailcd opera
IL. Ill
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-01-05
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

New 1Ork, January 4, 49,.
BEEyES.--Rece!pts. 1913 head; none for
sale; feeling steady. Dressed beef steady at So
i2izc for native sides. No later cables.
CALyES.-Receipts. 523 head: 337 on sale
Market full steady. Common TO choice Neals
sold at 81 J0aSll per 100 ID; culls at S6qS1;
barnyard calves at 81 5OqS4 75i fed calves at s..
city dressed yeals firm at l2i2q lbl2c: country
dressed higher at 1ldl4C.
saies-W. r. Hume: IS yeals, 1872 ID average,
at $40 so per 100 ~ %, 100 10 $40 %; IA, 1903 ID,
81: 4 barnyard calves, 275 10, 81 80.
b W. Otis & Co: 10 veals, ISL h, Sli; B. 80
n. 81 90 no
III NJ, 80 30, s culls, III No. 81; 10, 10Y TO- go
fed calf. go 10, IS; 10 barnyard calves 23l
Kerns Commission CO.: veals, 1873 n, Sill;
2 $50 n, $40 5O 2 ITO II. 81 So Gull. 90 10, So
Mcpherson g. Co: 20 veals. l23 H. $40 90 2; D.
12s 10 81 Is; G. lis b. 81 jOi cul!s, 100 10,
81. fed calf 800 fb, IS 80
SHEEP AND LAMBS.-Receipts, % cars
or ), 1923 head; . cars on sale Market hrm. Com
loo N; culIs at S2as2 30; ordinary TO choice
lambs al S6dS7 %; Culls at 81 80. Dressed NUT
ton Arm at 6d7l2c. Dressed lambs at 9i2dl2c
Country dressed dollhouse lambs nrm AT s4gs'
PER carcass. u o,, -, =,
N average 81 20 per 100 10; 81 pennsylvania, ~
~ S8 T5 1872 81 10. So 62ia: 124 Western, SO
IN SG o. 22 Western lambs and yearungs, %
H. % 30 Western sheep, lO4 -. SO 90; Al
w. nnsvIyanIa 1870 N. SO Is; 3. 30 10 50 so
s sanders 377 state lambs "a 10, ~ 70;
Newton & Co: 263 state lambs, 50 10. 50:
S'' Terns SO Commission CO.: 1l9 Pennsylvania