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Arizona republican., 1915-02-05

remedies of unemployment as they
have appeared throughout the Uni
ted States during the present win
ter. The function of free public em-
ployment offices will also be gone
into, AS viii the Need and Prac
ticability of Illness Insurance in the
United States
One of the most important dis
cussions will be opened by Prof.
Charles K. Henderson of the Univer-
sity of Chicago, who will present
a report on Outdoor relief in the
United States with the consideration
OF some Of the lessons to be drawn
from European experiences The
| same subject with especial reference
to the rural sections of the country
| will be discussed by Amos w. But
Ter of Indianapolis Ind
DIR. Edward T. Devine. professor
of Social Economy of Columbia Uni
versty. will discuss The Policy of
| Granting State Subsidies to Private
Charities" and Robert W. Kelso Of
| Boston. The policy of granting state
charters to private charities.
This section of the conference will
| lay stress upon the increasing mag
nitude and Importance of public
charity work, and the need for eff
fective cooperation between public
and private charities.
! In view of the extraordinary dis
arrangements Of social relations all
ever the world during the year 1915.
the section of the conference on the
Family and the Community assumed
immediate Importance and the topic
| Maintaining standards of Work In
Time of Stress it proposed by the
American Association of Societies fol
lorganizing charity. Miss Mary f
Richmond of the Russell Sage Foun-
dation will open the question ot
Cease work fundamental in social eff
fort"
The fact that large numbers OF
Immigrant women have come to Am
erica following every recent war has
prompted the section of Social Hy-
giene to choose the general topic
How shall we prevent prostitution p
Among the speakers viii be DR.. kath-
crime b. Davis. commissioner of cor
rection in. New York City. and Mr.
&c c. Carstens, secretary of the So
ciety for the prevention of Cruelty
to Children of Boston
The section on corrections will dis
cuss the Toronto plan and the par
ole law affecting prisoners senten.
ced to county jails. These sub
/. jects will be discussed by Warden J
IT. Gilmore Of the Central prison Of
Toronto. and Judge j. c. Bacl<us OF
Milwaukee, The Payment of Fund.
|, to Prisoners is to be discussed b,
, X. L. Schreiver of Kansas City, 9Th,
, Treatment of Inebriety in a Stat,
Arizona republican., 1915-02-05
WALTER HILL CO. PUTS
IN BRANCH At MESA
This Makes Three Branch Houses in
Arizona and One in Los Angeles

In order that the rapidly growing
district of which Mesa is the center
should have better service in the
line of fruits and produce the Walter
Hill company has leased Il large ce-
ment store in the Crisman block on
the main street of Mesa ana will es-
tablish a branch house there. Tn
business Will be in charge of r. \.
Nelson, formerly sales manager for
James a CooSan company, one of the
largest fruit and produce houses in
Kansas City.
The new Mesa branch is the third
to be established in Arizona by the
Walter Hill company. whose home
office is in Phoenix, the others being
located in Prescott and Ray. while
another branch is in Los Angeles,
Arizona republican., 1915-02-05
BACK FROM THE coAsT-Mr. an

BACK FROM The COAST-Mr. and
| Mrs. Simon Obcrfelder returned yester-
| day from San Francisco.
HEARING SET-Hearing of the
complaint against the La Cabriza Min
! poration commission. was set yester-
| day for February II at 10 "a. m.
PUPILS RECITAL-Tne young pu-
! pills of the Arizona School of Music will
! be heard in recital Saturday afternoon
at 80 O'Clock The public is cordially
| invited and no charge will be made.
TO FIX CUuvERTS-The need of
fixing up the culverts on the ROAD from
Phoenix to the MaXDelta mine, eleven
miles due south, will be discussed by
the good roads committee of the cham
Der of commerce.
FAIR ExCURSlONS-Th problem
of framing up some excursions to the
| world fairs in California. will be hand
led by the transportation committee OF
the chamber of commerce. meeting
will be called soon. at which time the
matter will receive attention.
DISCUSS BOND iSSUE-There
will be a discussion of the proposed
bond issue by the people of the
Madison school district. in "a mass
house this evening. The meeting will
occur at seven thirty.
NEWCOMERS DAY-A meeting of
the committee on Newcomers Day
will be held at the chamber of COM
merce tomorrow afternoon at four
O'Clock. called by Chairman b. f.
Marks. At two o'clock there will be
meeting of the Farm and Rural
Affairs committee
BIGGER GAINS NOTED-A spell
of thawing weather sent an addi-
tional freshet down the salt river
yesterday The river ran three and
ID half feet over the intake dam
above Roosevelt and the daily gain
leaped from 1900 to e5S99 for the
twenty four hours.
GIN STILL RUNNiNG-The Phoe-
cotton company is still running and
probably will continue to do SO for
at least month. II. b. Atha, pre-
sident of the company announces
this fact to correct a statement that
was made on the streets to the eff
feet that the gin had been shut down.
EXTRA" SHOE SHOP-A W.
Sandige, whose shoe shop, is located
in the rear Of the Kress store, has
installed a lot of new machinery,
making his plant the most upto
GATE in the city. He has also built
shine parlor for women, and by
arrangement with the management
of the kress store, people can go
through that establishment to get
TO the shoe shop.
DEMONSTRATORS NOW The
Partin- Palmer roadster in which
Fred Kenyon and Harry Locke made
their famous trip from Los Angeles
here, through the mud and water
that covered the Borderland highway
last week. was scrubbed and oiled
yesterday. preparatory to being used
as demonstration here. Mr.. Ken
yon will be the safe agent for the
streets today. No repairs were need
ed.
WHO is The tIAR?-The RepubH-
can has received Il clipping from the
Boston Journal of the following date
and tenor: Phoenix, Jan. 27.-EXtreme
cold prevails here. Thermometers this
morning were forty deg. below with
sharp northwind." The sender of the
clipping made this notation: What do
YOU know about this?" This has been
an exceedingly mild winter in Phoenix
and DIT no time has been within seventy
degrees of such a temperature as has
been described.
Arizona republican., 1915-02-05
TO THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE
ARIZONA SECURITIES G. IN
VESTMENT COMPANY.
Nnfice of Snecial MeetinQ.
Notice of Special Meeting

You will take notice that there VIII
be special meeting of the Stock
holders of the Arizona Securities &
Investment Company at the office OF
the Company in the Hotel Adams.
Phoenix. Arizona upon the, Sth day of
February. 1915 at 1000 O'Clock n.
NJ. or at the office Of Armstrong &c
Lewis. 312 National Bank of All
zcna Building in Phoenix, Arizona, tc
which place said meeting may be al
iourned, to consider the matters of
the reorganization of the company.
the sale of all, or a portion of its as
sets; the payment of its obligations;
the distribution of its assets and the
judicial dissolution of the company.
end such other and further business
as may be proper to come before the
said meeting.
ARIZONA SECURITIES & INVEST
MENT COMPANY.
By Ernest w. Lewis.
President.
ATTEST:
Geo. A. Mintz.
Secretary.
Hire a little salesman at The Re-
publican office. A Want Ad will see
more customers than Won can.
Arizona republican., 1915-02-05

Institution" by DR.. Erwin II. Neff,
superintendent of the Peterborough
State Hospital of Massachusetts, and
"Inebriety and Crime by Or. 6. Mil
ton Linthicum of Baltimore.
Arizona republican., 1915-02-05
OF Local Interest
Qe>
G1l(saooEsD
STORED WATER SUPPLY

Water service report for Feb. 4.
Elevation Of water in reser-
voir, feet ........ ..... 177.57
Contents of reservoir, acre #. .6S3,526
Gain preceding "A hours, acre
feet ......... 49,. ....... 25,S39
Elevation of water one year
ago today 49,. ......... l21.79
Contents of reservoir one year
ago today. 80. ......... POS, $50
Flow Of Salt and Verde rivers
at Granite Rsef dam, NJ. l.. f6i. $3.50
Amount of water used 10. irri
CATION. norm side, n. I Nine
Amount of water ustd fo,' irri-
CATION, south side, M |. .... None
Arizona republican., 1915-02-05
PRICES PAID TODAY BY WALTER
HILL & co.
MARRIAGE LICENSES Gel

NHttSt, per 10 j
MARRIAGE LICENSES Gebhart
JcrSensen and Hattie Krabill. were
granted marriage license, by the
clerk of the Superior Court yester-
day.
MISSIONARY socIETY-The la
dies Foreign Missionary Society of
the First NJ. +. church will meet at
the home of Mrs. w. B. Lumbeck,
$40 E. Taylor, this afternoon at
$50.
IN NEED OF CLOTHES-A mother
with two children who was DESTROYS of
finding work and has secured it, is in
need of clothes of almost every variety.
Those who have any to spare should
communicate by telephone with HUI
name officer j. W. Canning.
MOTHERS LEAGUE-The Moth
ers' League of the Presbyterian
church will meet in the church par
lors this afternoon at 300 p. m. a
very helpful program has been ar
ranged and all mothers Interested
are cordially invited
CITY POLICE cOURT-Three or
four offenders appeared in police
court yesterday to answer charges
Of speeding, several cases of dsor-
derby conduct were on the docket and
an interesting boot Jogging case
was called and continued until today
after taking some evidence.
ALABAMA Dry Advocates of
state wide prohibition have received
news to their liking in the report
of the passage over the veto of the
governor of Alabama Of a statewide
prohibition amendment. The vote, ac-
cording to the report received here
vas Is to % in the house and "a
to 10 in the senate, being in each
instance substantially above the re-
quired two-thirds majority
CHURCH BUYS BUILDING
brick school house at Alhambra. has
keen bought by the Methodist Epis-
copal church. South, and regular SER
vices will be held in il, beginning
next Sunday afternoon, in charge of
Rev. Hedsepeth of Cartwright Sun
day school will be held at 2:3o ON
Sunday, Feb. IA, revival services will
begin
PYTHIAN DANCE-An open dance
will be given this evening in Pythian
Castle, by Phoenix Lodge No. 2.
Knights of Pythias, to which all
Knights and their friends are cor
daily invited. This undoubtedly will
be one of the most pleasing events
ne1d by the lodge this season and
there are Indications of a record
breaking attendance
COPPER MARkET-Because of
the trouble with the wires from the
east making it almost impossible to
secure quotations, the copper report
which is feature of the Republi-
cans financial department has not
been received for two or three DAYS
1t will be resumed just as soon as
the trouble with the wires is rene
died.
THE FIRST VIA ROOSEVELT
TOURISTS-Wesley Hill of the Phoe-
nix Globe stage line. brought in last
night the first Southern Pacific tourist.
routed to the coast by the way of Globe
| and the Roosevelt dam They are Mr.
| and Mrs. J. w. Towle, whose tickets
| from Bowie are Nos. l and .. Glob,
has made preparation for the enter
tainment of the tourists and the Roose
welt Mercantile company has not beer
behind-hand 1t has fitted up the sec
ond story of its building for them ant
has been put in player piano for thei
| entertainment while at meals, which b,
The way. are made of an EXCEPTIONAL.
sumptuous character.
Arizona republican., 1915-02-05

New Ladies Shining Parlor. Sandage
Bros. have Just installed an up-tO date
ladies' shining stand in conjunction
with their modern shoe shop at "a
Broadway. back of Kress' store. Come
through Kress'. Repairing done while
you advertisement. p
Arizona republican., 1915-02-05
THE FIRST VIA ROOSEVELT

Hear Edmund Vance Cooke Sunday
afternoon at o'clock. Y. NJ. c. A. lob
by. No admission charge. Both men
and women invited.-Adv. m
Arizona republican., 1915-02-05

Deficiency in temperature yester-
Gay. degrees.
Deficiency in temperature since LIST
of month. degrees.
Accumulated deficiency in tempera :
ture since January 1, > degrees.
Deficiency in rainfall yesterday GA
inch.
Deficiency in rainfall since first
of month. IA inch
Accumulated excess in rainfall
Since January l. AS inch
Data For Tucson
Highest temperature yesterday. 81
aRinfall yesterday. 0.
ROBERT r. BRIGGS.
Section Director
Arizona republican., 1915-02-05
SCOT TISSUE
PAPER
TOWELS ed

are one Of the great
I sanitary and money
I saving inventions of
the age. Why not al
ways have the luxury
Of a clean. fresh towel?
Cost less than laundry
bills. Come in and get
a sample.
Arizona republican., 1915-02-05
LOCAL WEATHER YESTERDAY

Highe.s. temperature. 60
IL "CSt t.mperatun "a.
Mean relative humidity, e..
Total rainfall, 0.
Arizona republican., 1915-02-05
WAGES TOO LOW

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Arizona republican., 1915-02-05
PROBLEM OF

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Arizona republican., 1915-02-05

Hire a little salesman at The Re-
publican office A Want Ad will see
more customers than Won can
Arizona republican., 1915-02-05

Jcrsensen and Hattie krabill, were
granted a marriage license, by the
clerk of the Superior Court yester-
GaV
Arizona republican., 1915-02-05
MISSIONARY socIETY-The

dies Foreign Missionary Society OF
the First NJ, +. church will meet al
the home of Mrs. W. B. Lumbeck
$40 E. Taylor, this afternoon al
49, pa
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-07
WOOL MARKET

The medium wool market is quite
active. quarter and three-eights blood
are selling at advanced prices. ONO
and medium Of the grades are bring
ing 80 TO 37ia cents in the eastern
markets.
Fine woods are selling slowly. "a
TO % cents. the extreme prices being
paid for these woods. The large stocks
OF Australian wool held in the eastern
markets and mills generally limit the
demands for tine wool. The wooden
goods trade up 20 this time has been
very unsatisfactory. But little wool
in this and adjacent counties has been
sold.
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THE WEATHER
CONDITIONS

The eastern half Of the country A,
covered b high pressure fair and
Sool Neatner area with center over the
ohlo and Tennessee valleys
over the Plateua and Plains states
me pressures are relatively low with
somewhat higher temperatures. but also
TAR weather. II T. cloudy and rainy
over the north Pacific states
Fair weather will continue In this sec.
non over "Wednesday, with tendency
toward higher Temperature Wedne-da =
Local data. Highest temperature YES.
terday, 20. lowest last night 55. no
rainfall
The Ohio will fall at Parkersburr 20.
night and Wednesday and at Poini
Pleasant "Wednesday. The river will rise
night.
". c. HOWE. Section Director.
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sUoAR haARKrr

NEW NpUk IuIt Raw sur.r.
nrW. ccntrifuEaf ffsnnfp6. molasse9
ffo1n refined steady cut taf
cuhes a. 1t. powdered ts.ls. ttV, lercd
So 90. nre graruIafrI $50. diamond a
60 10. ruuferfinrcra a S. 90. $50. & a. IS.
sugar futures we're hrmer ru Vail
street buying due fo belief Innf any
change Ir present fHVurauls o. b "a
weather would start NIFursua cover.
ing movement here A. noon the tone
uHa quiet. points higher f0 lover
Prices drrlIrf1 under rrHlIfIUr In fHn
afternoon end fHr closing uaa hare Iv
steady end from fn q fnuta I4u.Hf.
aH Dol. 200 tone fuIf 81 e. srufrHIHrr
ffN-. December. fs1l. March So r1.
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METAL MARKET.

NEW YORK. July 6-The metal cx-
change quotes lead t5.72u j.7T. speltsr
note quoted.
A. London lead f2t 3s Cd. spclter
900.
copper dull. electrolytic t2o.25 ID 2O.59.
Iron steady; No I northern sit 90 81
Metal exchange quotes tin $500 70
so
AZ London. spot copper 40 15s. fu-
lures fs1 S.. elsctrolytic f3S los. spot
Tin ft7t l0s; futures fis1. Anthony
lfg9rTgT
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-07

Nisr laura FIrfer rrerf aafrra.,
1rd sunday fhe guest of Miss RUN No.
combs
Misses Nav and hlhrrta Cafvru ars
FInlf.rE relatives Ir sfrrHrnVfIIr
Mrs . a. uawfer. OIL r.rrrr.fff~ o..
rrendlrE Few days at the s.. M snr1s.
ker home
Mra MHrEIe Ruth arf faurhfar Miss
quests ~ Mra 70 Roth. this urrr
y ". Nuruhy. 0f Pine IfIL De- aIrE
NO. NiNiam tIofn ard Wr DnHrIfa
LinfFiuauu. ~ MOZART. Irff Hn TErra.
f1r with fHo NHrfrfra ON frIu d. rFa
Panama rarlnr ENunaIfinn. 81 san tr.u.
cisco. They VIII als1 visit number IL
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COTTON MARKET.

NEW YORK. July Cotton rutures
opened quiet; July s9.55: October. S9.T5,
December $1,000; January 5000
Trading was very quiet later in the
morning and the market showed practi-
cally no feature with prices ruling about
net unchanged to l point higher.
There was practically no change In the
market durink the early afternoon with
the tone barely steady al about last
Fridays closing figures.
Spot cotton quiet. middltng uplands
s.. SO: sales 500 bales.
Cotton futures closed steady. July
80 20. october SECS. December sg.g2:
January S9.9S. March tlO.2s.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-07

lhHIr annual Fourfh MI IuIu nIrnfr Non.
n1N on tho william White farm near frr
W.I.n IAfNf crowd we present Ir-
.iNNIuF many from fHH nearby SUNDAY
srn'nlH Races AND Uuuffafa urr. en-.
fHEni iu. anf ball rnHrr WAS rfas 81
INf M"fHrf NHIurfrrUa HU1 "a
Ti'a.uW team ~ local uIH..ra Tha
NnIunffrrr put Do over fHr locale fn fna
tune W b fH ID UHHNrf dinner and
eIUnfr wrre enjoyed FRI che Wf uutrf
hAl. furlrE fhr evening H festival uaH
nrIl ~ The hail Hnf 800 tIuHH nf TO-
|frrHhwruts were served
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Butter, Eggs and Cheese.

NEW YORK. July 6.-Butter. hrmer:
creamery extras 90 scorel ESQ h.c. DO
creamery. lhigher scoringl = = ff 2gta C.
irsts 2s7s - isc. seconds e4n 25iac.
Eggs-steadier. fresh gathered extras
- n 23c: extra nrsts 20a2iC. irsts ISff
i9ifc. seconds 1914 n 1Sc. nearby hem
merry whites fine 70 fancy esa -5c; do
browns c2ta n 24c.
Cheese-weakcr: state whole milk
fresh twins and flats. specials. colored
&c; do whites los n &c. do white and
colored. average fancy. 49, i4c.
Flour-Quiot. spring ratents $500
s.75. winter do $500 SIS, do straights
s. asa 90
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WHEAT

a decided downward shoot tosav t,si,1,
eseed by the outlook that the ARRIVAL,
o. new grain would soon be much IN.
ss1- ne market closed steady. but
III 10 J nc under SATURDAY. nigh .
leNeL Corn finished fc of TO tnLt
Up cats down = tc &c and provisions a
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-07
FINANCIAL.
Bank of Ohio Valley
wHEELiNo. ". VA
Resources over One MiiliOn
Dollars.
PAYS e. ON TINE DKPonrTa

othcr places on the raciac coast before
refurn.ng home.
Msr LILLIAN Smith. ~ MourdrviIie. L.
VISITING Der sister. NIa. a. b. McComha
Mrs . o. Deafeutaufh ana rhfldren.
gl SEWING. 3D., arc visiting Mrs Sarah
Niles Alice and John Irwin. have re-
iNfNnI fn fNeIr home af Nruwuor after
Nisit with relatives here
Tho iailra hId Society az the rfass-
anf iiiI NJ. o. church viii meet Hf the
homo % Mra Joseph Ar.hfF. nert
Ihur7dny Afternoon.
HARRIS MARBLE. of 70 m4rf Va fs
sprrninE Some fIwr Hf tho home af his
brother. scnrEr MARBLE. near Rethis-
bern
Mrs George oliver Be- m
Tho % IT. b. 90 club. 81 pethiehsr,.
WI.I rIrr nn entertainment and chicken
supper or tnc Chapel 1n TUESDAY even
lIE July ll TOE admierion viii be- rs
Miss Mary Robertson fs -perfIrr a
few dafH with relatives Iu NJ Wnrnen
ME- flnNrN NnmEr. Who has been fff
IH anmruhaf Improved
Tho ladies' circle ~ the Christ T.ufh-
eran church a. Mozart. met on Tuesfav
efrrinr at tnr hnmn ~ Mra john
kutl
Nr gIlas Frerrs and son. pswsy. q
sfruhcrFlUe were visiting Mr and -Mra
Emil Roth. sunday ard Monday.
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SHERRARD


Rev So H Easfa.t. III WarrIsrfns
the West Virginia conference. viii vfsii
tHn Methodist Sunday schools ~ this
circuit NEXT Saturday and sunday On
-HfurinN evening Hf f.f1 O'Clock be
VIII deliver au address nf fhe Nf bffvaf
church and Ur sunday be- will araaE Id
tn0 lleasHnt 300 Dnurrh af fl % q rioes
az Wood IUU af q ln O'Clock and III
EairView 90 ift o. m
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-07
MONEY MARxEr

NEW YORK, July 6--CiosinE-Afer-
cantilc paper 393 l8c. Sterling 90 day
ll35. Francs demand s5ef cables
fh63 Marks demand stac. cables
81 sec. lrcs Demand. sos. cables. g6.Oa
Euhiss demand a1iar. cables 81 inr
Har silver CSC. Mexican dollnrz SIC
Government bonds steady. gailrold
bonds irregular.
Time loans steady. 80 dav- en-. 10
gao. 90 days. 30 u1ac. siE months 2
1ac
cali money steady hich. iHtC. low
closing hid lisr. offered ut FEC.
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FOREIGN EXCHANGE.

LONDON. July 6.-Moncy was easy
and discount rates were flrmer to-day.
The stock market had a good tone un-
der the lead 81 home rails which ad,
Nanced point on repurchases. Oi
shares and foreign stocks were better
but most OF the business WIS IT, the old
war loan. The latter changed hands
freely al slightly lower prices.
American securities were dull pendin
a lead from Wall street. only a fcW
markings were recorded al unchanged
prices. The closing was steady.
PARIS July 6.-Prices were weak on
the boursc to-day Rentcs 80 fr. gsc
Exchange on London % n. gee
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-07

picnic and festival az Hattou hau near
Lclt. n very large crowd attended and
me afternoon was spent uf outdoor
auuse fnrrts. Attorney g. o. Carriean.
or Flcn'alo. nud James ~ rarriot III
NOUN vile. were present and delivered
A-'Il- ~ alnfesHca. During the even
Ing rcfrcrhweufa were served
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-07

The engagement of Nfias Ethel Mnrafe
20 MI haruld Hamilton. OF DHnnuus.
surE. Ia. has been announced Miss
Mhrple d. one uf fIU most r.uufrr
N"lug ladies' Of Mt ulifot and If ia
HrntaNIc fuHf many social fuulf iona
VII Do held in her honor before fhs
NeddtnF tns time of which has not been
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-07

CHICAGO. July e-HoEs receipts
1921. mixed 1725 D 40. heavy t7.O5
gl.'5. roughs 5000 go, pigs $3.50 q
Cattle-receipts 1000: hrn. Native beef
steers 1855 r 1920. western S7.25 a. SO:
cows and heifers s3.35 y $50. calves $50
n10.15.
sheep-Receipts $4,000; unsettled.
sheep $3.50 6.s5; lambs S5.00as.55.
PITTSBTRGH-July Cattle steady.
1928 q $50
Sheep-Steady; supply light. Prime
Wethers fs.3OdG5 SO. culls and commons
$500 d $50. lambs f7.O0ds.55.
Veal caiNoz-Slo 90 ~ 1859
Hogs-activs. receipts light Prime
heaVies f1.g0u $50. mediums. workers
and pigs Ss.15. roughs sea $50.
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I'tnlFhsw Union CHAPEL nsaf .UHf4e
MINIS DUB che Ee off Mra ~ T Mont.
H'mrIL class ~ fnr SUNDAY SCHOOL
preach and special music VIII Ic rsnl.