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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-08
KEE|V INTEREST N !
HIGH SCHOOL MEE
Utah, Idaho, Wyoming u
Colorado to Participate;
Beaver Shows Strength.

Interest in the coming high 80.
track and field meet. which will bt,,
together in Salt Lake all the bcst hI.:'
school athletes Of Utah. southern Mss-
Wyoming and western Colorado IA i,
creasing rapidly and each dav npu.,-
Inquiries regarding the entries are ~
received by Coach Bennon of TIA NJ
verslty. under whose management 4.
meet Is to be held.
Yesterday Bennion received the rezs,,
OF the division meet held In tbc ror,,
ern division OF Utah This dlvlsIon y.
won the state championship oftensr A..
any other division In the state and +
that reason the other high school i
trles are eager TO hear what form n
SouthcrnerS are displaying
The schools entered In the meet h.<
AZ Beaver last Saturday were Bsavr
st. George and the branch normal scSyJ
from Cedar City The Beaver team ~
with a score Of 46 Id points Cedar n
lowed with II 1-3 points and ST. ceoru
was last with 241-3 points. The clm'
ness OF the scores indicates that the MT
was hotly contested. The time In So.
of the events was fast for higb scss5
athletes. SO that II is clear the scbooi
from other parts Of the state win Ian
TO keep their eyes on the bunch ifr.
the southern division. - 1T
Following Is the summary Of the eystn
at Beaver. ~
l00-yard dash-Gunn. Beaver, ~
Gurr. Beaver. second: Jones, branch g.
NAL. third Time. .103. ~
High jump-Larson, st. George, va
Jones, branch normal. second; EngIert@
of Beaver City tied for third place; held.
of Cedar City tied for third place. hdgl.
) feet . inches.
4=0-yard dash-Bleak. St George, w,
Esplin. branch normal second; e Elat
st. George third. Time, '55.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-08
DAVIS CUP PLAYERS
SHOW GREAT FORM

CHICAGO. May 7.-Chicaeo tennis ex-
perts expressed surprise today at the
good showing OF Jones and Rice. the
Australian Davis cup players who pre-
pared TO leave today for Niagara Falls
on their way to New York. The Aus
traiians unused 70 the asphalt courts OF
California. did not make a very good
showing in their games at Los Angeles,
but on the turf courts OF the Saddle and
Cycle club here yesterday they won four
straight sets from Waidner and Gard
ner. the Chicago stars.
The speed and accuracy Of Rice and
Jones on footing 10 which they were ac-
customed showed them to be in great
form. according to Chicagoans who OBJ
served their work The service OF the
Australians was practically invinclble
after they had become warmed up"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-08
Weeks Honored by A. A. q.

y Interna tional News Service.
NEW YORK, Bay flames E. Sulli-
IN. president OF the Metropolitan Asso-
alton OF the Amateur Athletic Union
the United States. today presented
Ipreme Court Justice Barlow S. Weeks.
behalf OF the association. with an ivory
nj gold gavel The presentation cere-
ony was held In the library in the
,urthouse. Justice Weeks has been in
rested all his life in amateur sports.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-08
MISSOULA.

Summary: TWo-base hlts-Quigley,
Lussi, Roberts Sacrifice hits-Cronln 9,
Nenges, PerTine. Sacrifice Hy-Tobin,
Double plays-Quiglcy to Menges TO
LussI; Daschbach to Carman. Hit by
pitched ball-By Brooks 2. Wild pitch
Byrd Stolen bases-Lussi, Menges 2,
Daschbach. Carman. Bases on balls-Oft
Byrd 2, Off Sullivan g. off Maloney ., off
Brooks /. off Welcher 2. Struck out-By
Hits--Oif Byrd 1 In In inning, off Sulli-
van 10 In innings, off Maloney 10 In
1-3 Innings. off Brooks 2 In 1 inning. off
Welcher none In 2-S inning. Left on
bases-Helena 10, Mlssoula 10. Time OF
game hours and minutes, Umpire
Larocque.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-08
u" TEAM MAKES
It THREE STRAIGHT
Colorado School of Mines De.
feated, 8 to z; Champion
ship Prospects Bright.
Special to The Tribune.

DENVER. Colo. May THE Univer-
sity of Utah baseball team won It's third
game of the Colorado trip by the score
OF to Z from the Colorado School of
Mines today. The game was marked by
sensational catches on both teams, but
the visitors scored early and could not
be pulled down. II. Stack pitched good
ball for five innings. but weakened and
was replaced by Muir, who held the
Miners to one score. Utah will play its
fourth game with Denver university to-
morrow.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-08
BRITISH POLO TEAM
SAILS FOR AMERICA

SOUTHAMPTON, England. May -
Five OF the polo team which is TO rep
resent the British isles in the contest for
the interna tional cup at Meadowbrook
l.. l.. In June. sailed today on the
Oceanic for New York. They were Cap
tain r. u. Rtson. Captain Legiie ST,
and Captain A. Noel Edwards and Cap
tain F, M Freake. who Is one OF the re-
serves
Before leaving Captain Ritson said:
THE British team is. In perfect trim
] believe II has an even chance OF re-
taking the cup"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-08
NORTHWESTERN LEAGUE.
SOUTHERN LEAGUE,
Ritchie to Plight July 4

SPOKANE. May I. - Lightweight
Champion Willie Richie has SET July 1
as the date Of mis- next appearance In a
prize ring. according TO his announce
ment today. Richie said he would be-
gin training the second week OF June on
ranch in California. No match has
been arranged for July as yet. but the
champion expects 10 meet either Leach
Cross or Joe Rivers.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-08
waddell in Serious Condition.

MINNEAPOLIS, MINI. May =
"Ruos' Waddells the veteran ball player
who recently announced that he had quit
professional baseball forever. is suffering
from blood poisoning resulting from a
slight bruise on mis- knee. According TO
his physician, Waddel is in a serious
condition
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-08
WOULD MEET DUNDEE
AT CATCH WEIGHTS

SAN FRANCISCO NAV 7.-Ad VOL
CASTS manager has replied today TO
telegram from a Los Angeles fight pro-
moter asking him n the former light
weight champion would meet Johnny
Dundee of New York in a twenty round
bout in that city June %. in his reply
the manager said Ad would NEE. Dundee
at catch weights. but would no. attempt
10 make any specific weight for Dundee.
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Arthur VS.. Garfield.

The Arthur baseball squad will 20 70
Garfield today 10 measure strength with
the Garfield nine In the latter's nrst
game. The contest Will be staged on the
townsite grounds. beginning at SIS p. IN.
The batteries Will be Oleson and Williams
for Arthur: Price will twlrl for Garfield.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-08
OGDEN.

summary: Two base hit-Gibson Sto-
len bases-Potts. Kelly Sacrifice fly
Siner. Hits-Off Remington 4 In 2-3
innings: off Sinclair in 5 l-3 innings;
off IIildebrand, in 9 innings. Struck
out-By Hildehrand 6, by Sinclair 8.
Bases on balls-Off Hildebrand 2. off
Sinclair Runs batted in-Gibson Hill
debrand, Siner. Left on bases--Great
Falls Q, ogden 6. Time of game hour
and 55 minutes. umpre-Frary,
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All Hallows Beats Iona.

The All Hallows nine defeated the
oma A. G. OF the Manhattan league
,sterday afternoon in siy-!nning prac-
&c game on their own grounds The VIC
rs were outgeneraled and outplayed
It won on the urtmely errors OF their
st opponents.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-08
M|SSOULANS LOSE
BY POOR PITCHING
Helena Takes Second of the
Series; Quigley Stars at
Second; Score 6 to 4.
Special 10 The Tribune.

SpeclaT 20 The TrlEune.
HELENA, Mont, May T.-MiSsoula lost
the second game Of the series here to
Helena today by a score of 10 g.
through poor pitching. The fielding on
both sides was snappy and excellent
with Quigley featuring his work at sec
ond. He accepted twelve chances with
out error, The weather was perfect
and the attendance large.
The score.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-08
Batted for McGeehan In ninth.
Sstted Tor Applegate in ninth.
SALT LAKE
score by INNINGS:
Salt Lake ,..3 ! o o E 9
lmmaE: Two-base hits-Marshall,

>. summary Two-base hits--Marshall.
Spencer. Gaut Three-base hlt-Dressan'
Runs hated in-By Turgeon. Ma rshaII. q:
Dressan. Huelsman- 4; Davis. Gaut. q.
Stolen bases-pressan. Schimpff Sacrj-
flee hit-Turgeon- Sacrifice fly-Huels-
man. Base on balls-Off Appiegate. q:
off Gaut. 2. Struck out-By Applegate.
9: By Gaut, ]. Left on bases-Butte. o:
Salt Lake. (. First base on errors
Butte, q; Salt Lake. 2. Double plays
McGeehan TO Levy 10 T'urgeon: Marshall
10 Levy. Time OF game-l hour 5s min
utes. Umpire-Wrisht.
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To Form County League.

Special 10 The Tribune.
PROVO. May 7.-Representatives OF
every city and town in Utah county will
meet here Thursday evening 10 perfect
the organization Of Utah county base
ball league.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-08
Kodak Pictures Finished.

Mail us your films, Salt Lake Photo
lpply Co, l59 Main street. Exclusive
10to dealers lAdvertisement.l
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-08
Yanks Release Williams

NEW YORK. May THE New yod
American legaUe club announced toia|
that Catcher Robert Williams had BE-
released to the Rochester club OF the U
ternN tIonal league.
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NEW YORK. rRonUCE MAHKrr

New Iork beccmhcr N.-Whea'- Easy: No
REQ SillVl No northern. Duluth. eS7.c.
Wool steady. Ieather-ri-,,, patrola,,-,,
anG Hidcs-Stendy Rosin ana Turpcntin.-
quiet Rice Easy. Molasscs-Firn. SUGAR
Raw. wehk; refined. unchanged. Coflcc-Spot
quiet Rio No. :. 9'3c: santos. So. = iwsc..
mlld' qui"t. Cordoyn. 1870. Butter-Stculy.
,neete- Eiim. Potatoes AMI Cabhaces--Aiar-
k-t steady Hud unchanged. I'rcights ana
peanuts. steady ana unchanged.
C"tlonsccd Oh wDs about steady to-day on
covering ri shorts in nearby deliveries and
s"mowho; lighter offering or crude which
and scattered selling by local longs l'iuui
prices were points net higher on Dec,
per anu iH2 lower on tho balance Sales $40
barrels. Primo crude 5s7 sales prime sum
mer ycllo" G'oaG.7o December co. Jan
uttiy, h,f' February. G.SJ; March. go: Apru.
'os; May, 7l' Jun" 40; ruly. 1.23: prime
winter yclloN '5oAS.oo; prime summer white.
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COTTON MARKETS.

sew York, December ls-The cotton mar
kct wac less active today than yesterday.
Fluctuations We're Irregular. but there APP
peured TO he IL tendency coward reaction or
the close was steady at "a net advance OF luS
points.
judging from talk around the ring. par,
II the buying probably reelected u feeling
thlt tho technical position OF the market
nad bfen considerably strengthened o;t the
break OF about 40 points from tho high level
OF last Friday, hut IN some quarters moro
hull>h opinions We're oppressed on The
ground tnat Interior holders were refusing
10 follow the decline. and that Il compare
lively large ginning up 10 December - had
r"eu dtsCuurtrd.
rho census report snowiuR e,a.lls bales Of
inteTs obtained from the growth oi 1873 up
20 the Let OF December. seemed to inspire
rec; comparison was available, local statlsti-
Grams figured that Tie report suggested near
IS us large a total Yield OF hutrrs this year
as last season. According TO the final report
OF linters an last years commercial crop
and tho tendency among crop estlmators
ihis yct' mas been 10 allow about 59o,cO5
The market op-ncd steady at an advance
OF ag5 points On response Ia nrm-r cables
th.n rNpcrted hUt quickly easct OF uiGcr
renewed iahliaion or bear pressure. .r.
ports of Uuityoruble finHnCiai conditions
seemed partly Responsible Tor the decline
which carried prices about 4R6 points net
lower.
Liverpool was am active buyer ON this
tie demand from trade sources and consul
cradle covering OF shorts TINS checked the
break and prices later rallied an - Moderate
buying movement. which was Encouraged by
inHrk"ts with last prices some ,alg points
up from the lowest.
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HOLDS CASTRO Up
As GREAT MENACE
President Gomez, Of Venezuela
Keeps His Job by Playing
Willy Game.
LssH-oIa. % - .rimes.pIsnltch.

Ph!Ia depGia. Pa. December is.--ChnrleS r
hiit"nhorSr, graduate ~ Cornell who has
IeeeniIS 'cturned 10 the United states after
,.No years IN S"Lth AmcTica told TO-DAY hos.
tFrN!Gcut Golu"2, ~ Ncnc2ucia. hangs on
20 his juh by holding up CiprInno Castro as
btE"ooo' from which 10 alone can de-
liver The country.
From what learned I'm caracas" n. spii
tHcf" mas been no revolution at All mis-
year President Gomez Ia. merely ben
p,nNtnG u game OF military politics tho
"hJee, of witch = 10 hold control OF tho
Castro has hem the invented danger hy
"Hich Tn" natives aud the outside world
nav been tooiwiukcd. do not believe nc
i9rnet President ever came near Venezuela
Many believe that HI so-cnlled proctar,,H-
t!"n w"s "ntir"ly fabrication OF which
But here IS Tho way II worked As soon
IS ihs proclamation WAS made known Cone
took ms army out into tho mountains Sine.
iHen g subsidized press IN venezuela h. .
printed tales "f Imaginary battles Forty
miles rom C"racas. Gomoz WITH his force
~ f'Aer,iS has hecn enjoying a very con-
f"n!Hl existence. Tor the most part ~ buil
lshtins cock Gshtiug gambling ana targct
gene '''''-
kit,cnhous. j. from Washington. o,, +.
|A-ltltE relatives iI this civ.
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mas season, the general business o

mas season, the general business OF
the court will be deferred until after
tho holidays.
The pupils of the high school have
Detitioned the school board to keep
that school open on Saturday. and TO
make the reXt week a full holiday.
y Santa Claus entertainment OF in
tercsting character will be given at
the Jackson Public School tomorrow
night, in which many will participate
y smoker was given tonight by
Naomi Lodge, knights OF Pythias, in
celebration and Thanksgiving for q
year marked by increased membership
and deaths among the member
ship.
Mrs. ]. S. Shaokleton and children,
of Mchcrrin, accompanied by Miss
Elizabeth McChesncy. OF New York,
left this morning for Arcadia. Fla. to
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RATE IirAn,>G coNcLuDEp.
Prominent o"iG.l, r,c,'lty before Exam

lSpeeial 90 Th- 1i,nc. Dispatch1
iIlrto" I"nn. p"c"rnh"r 1.-THE coal ratio
nttiiUs' in'"tNiuE Tie allegation that ~
.'o'iaNi-lr "nd %hshyiie Hallway COMPANY
Ii2p"seS q" "stohIsh rate on coal shin.
i.rhtA from inc BLACK Mountain district In
NlfPiE!a that would be dlscr!m;native a.
Gonrarrd with rates existing from Tic Jci-
!ic' htSU Ict' nus been concluded her.. after
Ne takin$ vi much testimony on both sides
n c"nap.a.Ht is that of tho coal operntors
81 ne a!;v!t Mountain district :a,irst ,En
Louisville and %ashvill- hallway COMPANY
tuillh~r W prominent officials 81 Tho raj :
way gay" evidence while several nf IL
Gi"Fa lots mao" statements before Sp.ci'ti
.'E.til'i'rt MEYERS. n tho Interstate Com
,i'cf' 'rIniuiesloU, who came here from
Washington TO Hear the case
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ANOTHER PEACE
TREATY IS SIGNED
United States and the Neither
lands Enter Into an
Agreement.
BRYAN MAKES CONCESSION
Questions in Dispute to BE
Settled by international
Commission.
BRYAN MAKES CONCESSION

Wa sG. December ls-sccretary Bryan
and ChevalIer Van Happard. Netherlands
that any question between tho United states
nma INC Netherlands which cannot be settled
! ,isation to an international commission of
nNe members. The period or investiga ton
is nxed at one year although 1t may be
This Is the first treaty between tho United
Secretary Bryan's peace plan. Similar
iIeates have been negotiated with five
N"h'thl American nations. and 1t is manned
I to morrow.
The American Netherlands convention en-
T D senttaily the principles OF Secretary
3ryans plan 10 bring to an end warfare hc-
sl6ncu. There is no provision I'm II for the
ana naval pr.rnrations during the period
9ay hGi 6a'lo' ar Bryan pointed out to-
nrc non"sSential acceptance Of tho princi-
PIC 81 investigation being the keynote OF
In neEotiHtinE The treaty Secretary Bryan
mace " slight concession 10 the Netherlands
h:th incInber Of the perm,,remt Naturalization
commission 10 hc chosen by common agree
ciii, 'hnt TINS member shall not DO Il
! cll@Hn OF elthcr country. The previous
zenship OF tho nf,h rneInter. -Four members
Aic TO be chosen like The similar commits
me respective governments. and ore 10 he
country. ''''''
Tho treaty Ike :ho Others IS 10 run for
nNc years. and thereafter remain In fore.
unii twelve months aft-r one o. the CON
tactins parties has given notice % an in
teniion 10 terminate IT. Tho international
commission must De appointed within siX
months after Tho exchange OF the ratiaca-
While none OF the peace treaties has been
ratified by the Serute as yet. Secretary
bfNah said this was DUO TO she pressure ~
hdSInefs and that he expected 70 encounter
no GiNicuity when the pGcts are reached bv
-
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WILL DECLINE NOMINATION
Dean of Harvard Inv School Named
for Supreme COurf

Boston. December 17.--E2ra Ripley
Thaycr. dean of the Harvard Law
School, was nominated for associate
justice of the Supreme Court ny Gov
ernor 1ross to-day
Professor Thayer said no would dc.
cline the nomination.
II regret that the Governor has sent
In my nomination because I have al.
ready Informed him that my duties nj
the, law school would make il Impos,
sible Tor me to accept the positions
he said.
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chnrcea with rhcr, of Money

Grant Fields. colored. was sent TO
the iIustinSs Court on 4 charge of
felony this morning. An ovcrcoat in
tho pocket OF which had been placed
500. part Of the proceeds OF the sale
OF tobacco. by James Gillian. n colorcl
farmer. had been locked up for safe
Keeping in 4 storeroom at the Virginia
Warehouse Fields got into this room.
and was seen coming out with the
overcoat. The coat was taken from
him. but the money was gone, and has
not been recovered. ITO Is CHARGED
with the theft
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Last evening At . o'clock. at tho resi-
dence of the Rev. t. w. Moore. the Of
hciating minister Miss Annie Rclle
Harris. daughter of j. H. ITnrris, Of
Roanoke. and Beverly Childs OF this
city. were united in marriage Friends
OF both the bride and bridegroom were
present
Tho December term OF the Hastings
Court was opened to-day, hut no bust
n"Ss OF Importance was transacted In
consequence Of the busy ante Christ
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Death Of Mrs. Cnn,rnc,,.

"'a MaEme Marlborough Campbell.
Wife OF Wade II. Campbell. died lasi
night at her homo in South Adams
street, after a brief illness S;he was
thirty-onc years old. was the daugh-
ter OF Mrs. Ellen u. and the late John
W. Marlborough, of Richmond. and be
sides her husband ana two small chill
drcn. is survived by her mother and
several brothers ana sisters. Mr. ana
Mrs, Campbell have been residents OF
Petersburg about eight years.
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The Times-Dispatch Bureau.
Bollingbrooli Street,
GhOnc lA&ll.
Pctersburg. Va. December is

Pctersburg, Va. December IS
The c-Chriatmas trade this sea
son has been remarkably good. Tho
hnc weather Of The past ten DAYS or
TWO weeks enabled the people of the
city and counties to do their SHOPPING
carly. and great numbers have taken
advantage OF the opportunity The
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS..

PETERSBURG PEANUT MARKET
'teportcd b. dodgers. PIumtuer y Co. Incl
Petersburg. Va December iS-peanuts-
Formers Spanish firm at $40 yer busheI
Nirsinias Fancy jumbo. fa NC. per pound (.
i my. Rh""I.yk,H' %ec, Per pound; extra
Smelling stock 2HSc. Per pound
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CHICAGO GRAIN NrARKrr.

chicago. III, December Is Belief that only
n positive calamity VIII prevent II record
gIetl IN IVY carried wheat to-day 10 n much
lower ltYe!. henvine9s prevailed a; the
c'0ec' which was at a net decline Of iTli.c.
~ "thcr ieRdluE staples too. finished at a
.uSs-c"fh, 80. Ia ap'sc.: oats. i.c. to a,Qssc.
ana provisions :4c. - 5H-i.c.
cash grain closed: Whoat No reI Y-i5,
49,. 40. hard s|i.UHnc.. 80 @ northern
'PInlr' 10. sprins, s1U22c. Corn N"w. No.
81. .lC-, 30 yellow. 7ic: No : v-hi,a rss,
We. Oats No. white. 2e'.pi0@.c.; standard.
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MAvAL sroEEs-

Wilmington. y G.. December 1S-spirlts
Turpentine steady - ili9c.: receipts caeils,
sin-Steady ~ fS45; receipts - barrels
Tor Firm ~ $40, receipts 1913 barrels. Crude
THrpentine- Firm At S20Sco receipts is bar-
savannah Ga. Deem Der lS--Turpentiu.-
FIRM at il'5c.; sales &C. casks receipts s7I
casSs shiplHrnis $50 casr~ stocks 2d.o22
e" sds. Kosiu-lirm; sales 2625 barrels: re-
CENTS 3.3i> barrels. shipments 50s Larreie.
stock l'oll6 barrels. quota: \. y. C. D. H.
f. -. {3t2il.
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'ouitry-Hoth live and dressed. rspccialIy
turkeys, in heavy receipt ana marISct slight
~ IoWcT: ana very dragey. EGGS While tho
iiaIHet Is lower, owing 10 Increased receipts.
same Is active Rabbits. veals. hides ana
country bncon In splendid demand. Dressed
hoSS very plentiful and mnrltet fully L.. low
q. dcmAnd MisN nlil.ll lirhter
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DRY GOODS MARKETS.

New york December S.-Cot,on goods
markets. Were quiet to-day with AN under
t"no 81 more stcadiness cotton yarns ware
uuiet ran lines OF mems wear In stables
ar. hc!nE bought moderately Raw sillz
showed little change
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S"nhoard Ar Line adj. IS commemorate. ~,
southern Railway Observation-Disclosures. ig5s
southern Railway * tbidp .....-.......... ll2i,
luliod States steel eud DEMONSTRATIONS. 99Ne
United states registered -. 1898 Cbidp.. -
United states registered 3s. 1918 tbid)... 1921.
United states Panama 2s thic) ........... a?5.
NirFnin- Brown Bros. Observation-Disclosures. %
Nirgiuiu- Car. Chem. lat 5s................ 9li.
Va Ry. and Power Co. .. tosked)...... %
Wabash deb. Observation-Disclosures. -
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tons brother.
Tho deraiment of several cars OF
freight train ct Chester to-day
caused considerable delay of passenger
trains.
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CATTLE MARKETS..
LIVE STOCK MARKET.
tSalc, a. Union Stock Y0rds.)

10
Report of tho live Ptock market FOR tho
week ending Dccersber 10. 1918:
Best steers, 'HgSc.; medium TO good. GA
lac. common 10 fair. 5liec.; best hcifer-.
IfRsc.; medium to good. 81, I7c.: common to
ta.r, >@.g5i.c.; best COWS, bi.p &C: medium to
good t!sN5i,c.: common TO fair. safe: best
oxen, 5i.Vthc.; medium 10 good. 4,,Gil. ~ :
common to fair. tgii-c.; best heavy bulls. @
c.; light. taHoc.. hes: calves. 9qi0c.. fair
o GOOD ii.H"c.; clicks. b0Gc. Cows and
calves. s3oU7goo per head. Best hoga Ss.c:
lEht. iguNc.. sows and stays. t0Ic.: hes;
'heep. 0"9lec medium TO good. 4q5c: COM
mon - fair. 3u3i.C.; best lambs, 5isRSc.