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The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1914-01-02
County Correspondence
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The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1914-01-02
FARM CREDITS.

The president devotcs II consider
able part OF his message to the sub
jet of farm credits, aud what he
says will be most acceptable to the
agricultural classes They have
been ignored IN financial legislation
because the Wall street firanciers
have written the laws and, strangely
enough financiers do not seem to
realize the Importance of the part
that the farmer plays in creation Of
wealth.
The farmer is the atlas who carries
the world upon his shoulders aud he
Is therefore, hidden from view of
those who are perched upon the top
of the Globe-at least, those who
have been in control have acted as
though they neither saw him nor
were aware Of his work.
The president, looking upon the
question from the standpoint Of ALI
the people, could not fail to under
stand the interest OF the farmer, aud
the country is to be congratulated
upon the prospect OF legislation
which will enable this class TO pro-
tect itself from the gross injustice
which has been practiced upon him.
Gommoner.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1914-01-02
Notice Of Sale of Collateral.

WHEREAS. II. ]. Cantwcll by his
certain pron!lssOry note tincluding col
lateral agrcement) dated December a.,
1907, promised to pay to the uuder-
signed W. +. boss of Pennington,
No., at the office Of the Bank Of Farm
iugton, at Pennington, NO., on June
a.. 1903, the sum OF Six Thousand Dol
lars for value received with interest
from date at the rate OF six per cent
per anuun; and,
WHEREAS to secure the payment
OF said note and the interest thereon
said II. J. Cantwell pledged and deliv.
cred to said w. +. boss OF Pennington,
Mo, the following personal property
and securities; to-wit
Six bonds of the Manhattan Lead
and Land Co. No. "a, a, a.. IS, IS and
~ for the sum of One Thousand Dol
lars each, and
WHEREAS, the promissory note
aforesaid is now past due, and default
has been made in the payment of the
principal aud interest thereof, and
WHEREAS, II j. provided il said
note, ard In the collateral agreement
included thereon, that in the default Of
the payment OF said note at maturity
the said W. +. boss may sell, transfer
and deliver the aforesaid property aud
securities SO pledged to him as col.
lateral security for the payment Of said
note, at public or private sale, at such
time and place and upon such terms
,as the holder OF said note may deem
best;
NOW, THEREFORE,. in accordance
with the power and authority vested in
the undersigned. said W. I. Doss the
present holder Of said note, pursuant 10
the terms and provisions thereof where
by the aforesaid bonds were pledged rs
collateral security as aforesaid, the MI
dersigned said w. Z. boss will, on the
roth day II January, IgT4, ct the hour
Of O'Clock Of that day, as nearly as
practicable, sell or cause 10 be sold AZ
public auction at the South front door
OF the Court House in the City OF Farm.
iugtou, the above collateral securities.
or as much thereof a. NAV be ucccs.
sary, AZ public veuduc, to the. highest
bidder, iur cash, for the purpose of
settling the principal Of said notc and
the interest accrued thereupon and the
costs OF the sale.
W. T. D0sS.
Missouri.
Dec. "a, 1918.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1914-01-02
FOREST NOTES.

The forest service collected 10000
pound, of tree seed last year for
use In r"lorcstatiou work. Tlr To-.
tai area icfurestcd was about 20, OOO
acres.
There /, promise OF II large tui-
prntinc industry in the west and
southwest, the raw product being
supplied by the rcsiuous gum of
western yellow pine.
German pencil manufacturers are
looking To California incense cedar
for pencil wood. The establish
urnt OF pencil factory in Cali
fnruia is not improbable.
More than 40 million board feet
of timber was given away free by
the government last year to settlers
and miners living IN ar near the ma.
tiQnal forests.
There are Ii naples in the Uuited
States, most OF them being eastern
species. The most valuable, not
only because of the produc; Of its
sap but also of the lumber, is sugar
maple.
1t has been demonstrated that
uyer-gruz"d stock ranges gn the ma
tiOum forests can be brought back
to use under system at regulated
grazing faster than If they pc left
Mnnsnd.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1914-01-02
LIBERTYVILLE.

Little Mary Belkeu is sicl, at this
writing.
j X, TilIman spent n few days in
st. Louis during the holidays.
Miss Mary Keith, who is teaching
school at PerryvilIe, is home during
the holidays
Mrs, Webster Hopkins Of Flat
River visited her father, J. Sur.
CESS recently.
j. b. Keith and family Of St.
Louis are here AZ present visiting
with relatives.
Harold Sharrock, who is teaching
school AT Leadwood, is home spend
ing his vacation.
Dr. J. p. Clark Of Perryvllle was
here Il few days recently looking AZ.
ter the interests OF his farm.
Mrs. Henry King has been enter
tainlng her mother, Mrs. Gordon,
OF near Avon during the holidays.
Ralph Moran of Flat River spent
Xmas With his grandparents, Mr..
and Mrs, John Moran, OF this place.
Mrs. Elmer Hicks of Knob Lick
is visiting at the home OF her faith.
ar-in-law, Mr.. j. r. Hicks at this
writing.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1914-01-02
Notice of-Sale of Collateral.

WHEREAS, II. J. Cantwell by his certnln
prummissory note lncluding collateral
igreementl dated Decefsber q, igl, prom
lsed to pay to the UNDERSIGNED saruh A.
tshturn OF Pennington. MO, at tho ONCE
OF the Bank OF Pennington, IN Pennington
Mo. on June q, la1j. the sum OF Four
Tnousand tSl 900 os) Dollars TOR value re-
eeived, with Interest from date at the rate
Of six per cent per anaulns and
WHEREAS. to secure the u1ymant OF said
note and the interest therq.,r the said Il. j.
Cnntwell pledged ant delivered 10 said
snruG 4. ishburn OF Pennington. Mo-, the
following personal property ana securities.
-four 10 bp d5 Of the Manhattan Lead and
land Co. Nos. "a y, % and o FOR one
Thousand Dollars each and
WdEREhS. II j. Cantwell 10y his certain
nromissory note tncluiing collateral
agreement dated December y, 1879, prom
ised 10 pay 20 the undersigned sarah a.
Nshburn nt Pennington, Mo. at the office
OF the Rank of farmtngton, ut Pennington,
Mo, on June -, 1903. the sum OF Two
Thousand Dollars for value received WITH
interest from date At the rate OF six per
WHEREAS. TO secure the payment of said
note ana the interest thereon the said II. i
Cantwell pledged and delivered 10 said
sarah a. Ashburn OF Termination Mo. the
following personal property and securities,
to.wlt,
TWO bonds ~ the Manhattan Lead ana
Land Co., numbers 10 ana II for One Thous-.
ana Dollars sach. anu
WHEREAS, the prommlssory notes af0re.
said are now past due, ana default has been
made IN The payment OF the principal and
Interest thereof. ana
WHEREAS, u Is provided In said notes,
and In the collateral agreement incldnsd
thereon. that In the default OF the payment
OF snid notes AZ maturity the said sarah \.
Ashburn may sell. transfer aud deliver the
aforesaid property aui securities so pledged
| 10 her az collateral security for the pay
ment nj said notes, ~ pHulic or priya1
( 80 he. No surh time ana place and upon such
terms rs ms holder OF slid notes may deem
best
( Now. THEREFORE,, n accordance With
Tie power ara authority vested IN The I'm
signed, said sarah 4. Ashburn the pres.
.eni hobdar ~ said notes, pursuant to the
terms and provisions thereof, whereby the
aforesaid bonds We're pledged as collateral
securities ~ aforesaid. the Undersigned
sniu saIah r. Ashbnrn viii, on tile iQils day
OF January i1l4 az the hour "a q o clock Of
fuM nay, ns nearly rs llf9gifaeble. sell sr
cause 0 De SOLD ~ pul,HeAHhiian NJ tha
south front door. of the court House, IN tsia
city Of FarainstDn, Mo-, fhe above de-
scpIDed eqllAtsral sgGlriiies, or 10 much
thereof Us may I'D Necessary. az public ven.
dure, tbsflFa highPst bidder Tor eAsH Iar
the purrgseet settllngths prlnripat5f "a IL
notes nnd tiie ini@fest accrued tiareupon
ana the costs % the sale.
SARAH 4. hsHBuRN.
FArniagton, Missrari
Dec.si, lsl1-
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1914-01-02
Trustees Sale.

whereas The Esther Real Estate Company.
a corporation OF the state OF Missouri hy
rs certain deed Of trust, dated the 2lst day
OF May, l9l?, nnd recorded In the l,ecurdcr' b
ONCE Oi II. Francois county, Missouri In
book -, at page 30, conveyed IN the ur
lersgnch trustee IN" following descilb.I
real estate anu improvements Thereon
situate lying ana being tn the county OF -f
Francois AMI state ct Missouri. to-wit
rat ot N" Tihtlst tInCti NAL puur.rr,
ard an OF The norm hail OF the soutneass
fractional quarter, lying north OF the mid
He OF the main channel of kocn creek, an
IN section nYe %, township thirty.slN tn
north, range nvC 90 east.
Also all OF lots , >, =, b, .. q, Z, y, gund On
OF block one % also an OF lots t. 2, p.
7. ., .. ~, OF block TWO 90 nlsoall OF lots ].
:, &, T. >, q, !, = q, 10, - H. ~. III, Il. ~ am
n, 81 block three 90 also lots !. 4,8I, ;, q,
:. :, =, 10, VI and ~, OF block four a., also
al OF block nye TO-, containing fye % tots,
also all Ot lots !, B, 8. =, -, T. q. 70, II. u
ana 10 Of block six o., also all of block
seven ~ also III OF block eiGht ~ also all
Df block nine 60 also all OF block ten 40,
rs shown On the original "BenOlst Plat
as surveyed ana filed for rrcorl october
q, ig0i nnd OF the original additional
tenplst Ilat,' as surveyed ana filed for
record july ", 1907, In the land records or
II. Francois county, Missouri.
Which said conveyance was made in trust
10 secure the payment of certain promi,
sorry note IN said deed OF trust described
ana whereas, by the terms OF said deed Or
trust said note Is pasi due ana remains un
paiI, now Therefore, NJ the request OF tho
legal holder OF said note and e. confol NIFTY
WITH the provisions OF said deed OF trust, !,
IA" undersigned trustee. VIII on
SATURDAY JANUARY 3, 1914,
between the hours OF nine o'clock In the
forenoon ana ave O'Clock IN the afternoon OF
that day m the south front door nj the
court hpu5p, IN the CITY ot Pennington, IN
said -. Francois county, Missouri sell
at public auction 10 the highest Bidder, TOR
tlt4It
SATISFY said note and the cost 81 executing
this trust.
MERRILL rfpKIN. Trustee.
December n, l5i1.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1914-01-02
Order of Publication.

>rI'uui Missouri.
tuuuty ui 50. francois.
90 the Probate tuUrt. D.'nIrr I,rw. ifIa
In the PROBATE Court. hDiu Within DgG zoe
~' francois County uE Monday october
.iu, 1872 bHius dee nr.t uny ~ iue october
Term, 'lr 'oll loving among other proceed
Tugs we're had,
IT. :. II $oyr, deceased, ordorn.
% ~. Clay, Executor. Publication.
>1}, az tits day comes = tIIy, LN"Cu-
rlrnf the o,t4irUi Nrs s. ~ Naiyy, I1tc ur
Il. lIlurpis county, garpIsrd, ana pre-
E'nl- 90 tine ugrt h,s petition rrIyln. t1r
uu UTEtI o.! TIDE sale ~ real estate 81 winch
.niid :. u. Naiye airI syI1"a, dy5rrihga a.
follow Tot one . hlprE an" 90 OF boss
-rCpnu addition TO the civ OF Pennington,
Ia sulu II. TuurUis county, to pay the
debts oi said estate, which said petition "a
accompanied ln TIE accounts, lists ana Ia
NrutOry rs required by luw, showing SAID
estate Is indebted ana that SAID debts ara
unpaid ana that there are not sufficient as.
SETS with which % pay the same.
on cXHm!nufip thereof II b. ordered by
the court that all parties interested I'm tha
estate Of shid deceased, he notified that ap
pliCutiOn as Aforesaid has been made TINT
unless ihc contrary be- shown on or before
the FIRST day OF the next term Of this Court,
20 bC held on Monday, the l5ih day OF Jan
uary, lHiI, an DflDrwill lie made for tho
sale In said petition described, or SO much
thereof as shall be sufficient Tor the pay.
ment OF said debts, ana II Is further ordered
thar copy Ot tins order he published IN "A
newspaper published IN said county of 81.
Francois, Tor tour 90 weeks prior TO the
next term Oi this court. or by ten I0l hand
bills nat up IN ten tilY pubic places In this
county twenty t2U days before the january
Term OF this court, Wli
state OF Missouri, t
County OF II Francois. 90
t. Is q. weber, Judge uI the Probate
'uuIt, held within ana Tor the county OF -
Francois and >tatcOi Missouri, hereby cert
~ that the above ana ioregOlng IS a trGt
ana complete copy OF a." record nl tn" pro.
cccdings nt our said rr1hItc court on the
day ana year ami IA relation to the matte,
hcrClnspcClncd.
In w'inrs whereof. have hereun
~TAL 10 srl my hand ana affixed tle seal
....... ni suli Court at office IN Farming
ton, this 18Th day of october, ials
KO~SJTII G.. WEBER,
Judge of Probate,
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1914-01-02
JUST EIGHT COUPLES
IN ONE WEEK

Justice Holman broke the record
last week when lac Joined in holy
wedlock eight Of the twenty couples
that were licensed to wed II would
seem as Il the Justice was carrying
on somewhat of n matrimonial
bureau. Mr.. Zolman requests The
TIMES to say that he can Ne found
most any time at bis oilire GA the
west side of the square aud that his
experience in tieing the nUptial knot
Is such that he believes he can Elk
it, so that It will not rayel or come
united very soon.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1914-01-02
For SALE.

Three Thoroughbred Young Short
horn Bulls. These,animals are Scotch
top bred and descbndants OF three
of the best Bulls In the United
States.
DIR. Il. G. MCCORMICK.
Phone 1872.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1914-01-02

STRAYED = Three Herfofd Cows and
heifeFs marked as follows! Liable In
upper part Of right ear, with my
name aud address and branded with.
small letter o on right jaw.
,E. X. Swink Esrmingt0n, No.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1914-01-02
w. w. DESLOGE.

nicely.
I..r,... f..,I.u.f v...i. ,rla.r-
I'm. -.n.., ~, Fulton. rs spending
IN. holiday. with h.r parent, beg.
I..r. ta-,cr-on. vl, Ha- 1r.n
ty..-a... Memphis. Ten. the
Dds, ..t months ,.r..i bon D-l..c
.h. ra., v...
H..-,. u.ulau. t.aruot 10
RmI. HudN nur Dcudiu.
.. day. .n Deel'en.
I..a E,.pr.9l,ln eiaa, Christ.
mas with aIs brother %, Alton. III
Nt. Jewell Bridge, visited 90
Flint River sunday.
D, .4. Ms 4. J. Lester Nl-
itcd relatives 9, NaIlc Mines
Thursday
RennUlh Kahn OF New York
visited relatives hcrc last week
Mr.. and Mis- Gentry Terrell
and baby were visiting in Bonnie
Icrre thursday ana friday
Lucia Straughn who IS teach
ing school at french mage Is
spending lc" days mere WIN
homeioIks.
Prot j: l., Howard visited MS
parents al Jackson the iitN' OF Inc
week.
Sanders Goodman Is visiting III.
II. Louis.
Geo. Morris Is on the sick list,
Mrs Marvin iIovrS and chill
drcn OF Flat River arc visiting re-
IailEcS III l'gSioGt lhiN week.
Fielding Bradley was a Flat.
River visitor Friday
Ivan Sjtton visited relatives in
Pennington Thursday and Fricay.
O. c. HOPKINS wa, a Farming
ton visitor Saturday.
Sam McCnnro.k returned to
Mine LaNIour Saturday after
'spludrs, few day, with friends
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-01-09
ERIE.MICHIGAN CANAL
Promoters IN CITY

John y. Poison, of Michigan City.
who is treasurer OF the Erie and
Michigan Deep Water Way assOcia-
ton, was in ne city Friday to meet
the government engineers and survey
ors, who are at the present securing
data for several routes, which are to
be considered for the deep water way
canal.
Mr.. Poison stated that the engineers
had been in the vicinity of EllNhart for
the mast several days and he expected
to meet them here today. He stated
that two routes were being consid-
cred. with the river route most favor
able as the one lying TO the south
would be INSTRUCTED by the various
railroads, which would encounter a
direct line While the project is still
in its infancy Mr. Poison feels quite
confident that In the matter Of few
years this great feat viii be accom-
plished, which will result in Chicago
being the greatest business center IN
the world.
Mr.. Poison has spent a month at
Washington. D c.. and has worked
hard to have congress pass the bill
and appropriation for this canal. The
county commissioners Of St Joseph
county have appropriated $500 TO this
fund. which will help in making this
section one Of the greatest business
routes in the world.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-01-09
BABE" PHILIOA MAY
BECOME BIG Lacquer
Report That Big Leag ue Rep
reSentative Was in City
Thursday in Consultation
With PhiIiOn.

There is now an actual possibility
! that Mishawaka may be represented
in the big leagues during the coming
baseball season. 1t was stated on
good authority Friday morning that
Thursday evening a representative of
one of the big leagues from Chicago
was in the city for an interview with
Julius Babe" Philion, the we'll known
and popular first baseman for the
Mishawaka baseball squad during the
last season.
A representative Of the NewS-Times
interviewed Mr.. Philion Friday but
was unable TO secure any definite in
formation as to whether Mr.. PhiliOn
had signed or would sign a contract to
play league baseball this season.
Babe" stated that II do not deny
that one of the representatives of the
leagues was in the city last evening to
see me, but l have nothing to say in
regard to signing any contracts or
whether 1 will even play the game
this season" Nothing further could
be learned, but there is no doubt that
Babe" will land something this year.
Several months ago during the base
ball season reports were heard that
the leagues had scouts out in northern
Indiana and that Philion was being
watched. Toward the latter part OF
the season a scout representing the
National league arrived in the city one
Sunday morning to look over the local
boys and watch their workout in ac-
ton with their opponents, who were
supposed to be considerably stronger
in the lineup. 1t was claimed that
the scout made favorable comment on
the playing of Babe" Philion and
"Gene"Trowbridge, both Of the local
stars
1t is apparent that the scout made
a favorable report on the playing Of
Philion, as is shown in the alleged
appearance OF a league representa-
tive in the city. Many local baseball
fans have expressed themselves IA
vorably in regard to Babe" making
big league material and they think
that with proper training under good
management ne would soon go down
in the annals of big league baseball.
Mr.. Philion has been playing baseball
for several years in the locality and
is we'll known throughout northern
Indiana.
1t was reported last summer that
PhiliOn had received an offer over a
year ago TO enter a minor league but
at that time he was unable to sign
any contracts.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-01-09
APPLICATION FOR RENEWAL OF
IIOTOR LICENSE.

Notice is hereby given 10 the citizens
Of the City Of South Bend. Portage Town
ship. st. Joseph County. Indiana. that the
undersigned viii apply 10 the board Of
commissioners Of said County, State OF
Indiana. AT their February term. 1914 for
a renewal Of license to sell intoxicating.
vinouS. malt and spirituOus liquors in less
quantities than five gallons at time with
privilege Of selling tobacco and cigars and
serving lunch 10 customers. Ny place OF
business wherein said liquors are 10 be
sold and drank is located in the front room
on the ground floor Of the two and one half
story brick building situated and known
rs No 302 $ Chaplin St The dimensions
Of s;id room are 20 feet eat and west and
II feet north and south. Entrance are had
to such room from = Chaplin st. and a door
in the rear OF building.
KAZIMIERZ W. JERZAKOWSKI
Jan. Q. 1914.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-01-09
QUARTET MAKES HIT

THE Acme Four" a quartet, sur
passing all other quartets. which have
appeared at the Century theater.
made their first appearance at the To-
cal playhouse on Thursday evening.
The quartet is composed of Ross
Wright, Herman Haynes. Jess White
and Fred East. formerly the original
primrose nquartet," well know
throughout the country as 1,OOO
points of harmony They featured
solo and quartet singing. each mem
Der contributing a solo. the chorus
being sang by the full quartet. The
singing was greatly appreciated by
the large audience who applauded
freely. compelling the singers to re-
sponG with MANY encOreS.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-01-09
NJ n w NSTAIL OFFICERS.

Enterprise camp No. 46, Woodmen
of the World. held a very interesting
meeting Thursday evening at their
hall. Two members were initiated IN
Ia the mysteries Of We ID craft which
was followed by the installation OF
officers for the ensuing. who are
John Kuhn, past counsel; Bruse
Foust. council commander Edward
Allen. advisory lieutenant; Frank
KiZer. clerk; Frank Anthony, bank
er: Cornelius Kuhn, escort; David
Michael, Waterman; John DreilinSer.
sentry. Visitors attended from South
Bend The degree work was fur
nished bv the Uniform Rank degree
team. John Kuhn was installing Off
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-01-09
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS
INSTALL OFFICERS

At a well attended meeting Of the
Mishawaka lodge. No. 453. Knights of
Pythias. held Thursday evening in the
X. p. rooms in the Keller block. the
officers recently elected were installed.
Past Chancellor Commander II. q.
Eggleston acted as the installing Off
GERS. Officers installed were as fol-
lows; r. r. Hunter. past chancellor
commander; q. Thompson. grand
chancellor commander: So NJ. Albert
wee chancellor commander; Melvin
". Hunsberger. prelate; Fred Weigel
master at arms; J. Gardner. keeper
OF records and seals; w. +. Kerr.
master of finance: Martin Fulmer,
master OF eXchequer; Walter Herzog.
inner guard; Charles Ainley. outer
guard
number of short addresses were
made by some of the members.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-01-09
GRAND OPENING Of
NEW BOWLING ALLEYS
Mayor Ralph w. GayIOr Rolls
First Ball, Followed by E. c..
EIISaSSer, the Proprietor.

The opening OF the six new alleys
OF r &. Ellsasser was in fact a grand
AFFAIR. Charles Bingham OF this city
made the address of the evening. He
stated that he was Informed that
bowling was a new game. but found
that the Germans played the game
several hundred years ago. lie felt
the people OF this city should feel
proud 10 have a bowling hall contain
Ing u alleys, something that no other
city OF this state has.
Mr.. Bingham called on Mayor Cay
Tor - roll the FIRST ball. ne getting but
three pins. He was followed by Ed
ward Ellsasser, the proprietor who
rolled the ball I'm the gutter.
Following are the scores rolled bv
the Ball Band teams
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-01-09
MARKETS..
PITTSBURGH LIVE STOCK

PITTSBURGH. Pa. Jan 9.-CATTLE-
Supply light: market steady; choice IS &C
ass; prime SS.4O6S.GO; good. $s.15GS. 80
tidy butchers S7.T5@s25; fair. S7.5O@7 80
common. S6.G6$7: common % good fat
bulls S4d$7.YV; common to good fat COWS
S35G0S7: heifers 5.5O6SS; fresh COWS and
Springers S60d90; veal calves $12@l2.0
heavy and thin calves S7.506S-J0
ket strong; prime whethers S5.7065.90
good mived $5.2565.5O; fair mixed $4.5Od
30; culs and common $2d3.5O; lambs, 50
GS25
active; prime heavy hogs $S.45; heavy
mixed SS456Sj0: mediums SS.55mS60
heavy Workers IS. 556S. go; light Workers
SSJ5Gs60; pigs SS.55@S.60; rOughs, $50
6IT.65: stays S650dS7