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New-York tribune., 1916-02-27
BUSINESS CARDS.

WORKOUT GOLD AND SILVER BOUGHT BY
II. LONGMAN'S Sons. sold ard silver reaaers.
II john ~.
ANsONIA STORAGE WAREHOUSE Co-No,tns
psclinE. shipping. Automobile vans for Ions dis.
tslos Send postal for estimate l39 West s9th sl
Phone So5! Riverside
BORG BUYS Diamonds. Old Gold Silver Platinum
Antiques and Pawn lckets Ice West 23d II
CAREFUL CARPET CLEANING Co.--Clesn, b,
compressed air. steam. hand On noor. 1888
Broadway. .ei East isth st CoE q BRANDT
III sALYO BROs-AnraIs furniture bric-a -bTac:
Sheffield aud soiid s.l'e: 3S Fourth 81 ts7to
s;) Phone -2io Madison S2
EBIE's ART GALLERY lS West .2i 1t
Antiques cUrios old jewels. silvsrvar.
rsre fans. painting. miniatures and weap-
onos Nid gold bought
s., Ll.DiiAPH TYPEwRlTrEN LETTERS. 5Oe.
$50. ! 900. Si75. 5000 50 GRO b
wKATHERFORD. 10 Broadway tEQuiiabs Bldg
Room li5i. Rector i5iS.
NEW YORK CARPET CLEANING WORKs
Oldest. Largest. Most Modern
FINy RUGS WOVEN FROM OLD CARPETS
Prices lie onsh'e SArd for Circular
Tel 45e2-iss3 Bysnt t37-t3s West 4i,h ~
New-York tribune., 1916-02-27
r.,,,,,, for Special Loc.lIu.,.-E~iern Nc'

Forecast, for Special Localities. New
York overcast on the coast and pro6so'y sno"
nurrle. I'm the interior to-day: Monday. fair.
New Jersey. Delaware and the District OF 'o'um-
hs. rsrlv o,crcas, to-day and Monday
MARYLAND. virgin,s and North Carolina overcast
to-day. probably snow nuuies In the mountains
Mondsy. fair.
South Carolina Georsis. Florida and Cpprr
Michigsn fair 10 day and Monday.
Northern New England local SHOWS and colder
10 DAY: Monday. probably fair. -, .
Southern New England. overcast ana ooioef !"
dsy: Monday. fair. . ,, 49,,
Ta,,srn Pennsylvania overcast IN south and
probably snow funios in north tecu0n to-oS
Alabama. Mississippi and Indians. fair tod"
and probably MONDAY -. ". s
West Nirsinla snow fuuiea to-day Mondsy' iAf'
Louisiana. to-day and Monday. fslr'
Local onlelsi Record.-The following oncisi RECORD
from the Weather Bureau shows the changes IN the
,.mperaturs for the last twenty -four hours In com
New-York tribune., 1916-02-27

RE. sunday In the region Of tho Gts. tshs ,h' ,n'
upper Ohio valley. the m0un'sh "sn ~. Vol
snd Northern New Fnslsnd. followed by fens'a,nl
f.,r weather in these regions on MonhN 80, u" y,
JIcr,d, AMI m the Fast Gulf states. Tennessee sno
a.. i",,s, ohio Valley the weather VIII ~ gen
ersIiy fair sunday and Monday. A., -, ,,,,,,,
the ncrt forty eight hours IN all dis'nc's raw VI
the Mississippi River Al, .,.n,,,
,o,st rom Eesi0n 10 Delaware Breskwater. anh o.
the california coas, from San ltsnci.eo 20 iytehs
- ,niJti. Atlantic fresh west gales. soptli ~
i.ntic fresh 10 strcns west and northwest Nih1s
,as Cult moderate west and n@f'nwrs, ",,l.'' @
-, ,uf lght to fnrirraie variable "inn. npiFl
iaL,s .trouE northwest winds. diminishing. lp"''
iskes moderate west ard nofihwoi sac. @ @T,9,n
central over Maine and moving toward ths 'Ian'
u,x s,o,,n warrings remain displayed on th'
Atlantic coast from Delaware Breakwa''r TO Boston
New-York tribune., 1916-02-27

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New-York tribune., 1916-02-27
srome,er Readin
humidity

m 2s.osi p. NJ. gs.Ossp. M. 's.2
New-York tribune., 1916-02-27
SCHOOL tGINiIE>,
HELP WANTED.

ROoKKEEpERs manager. CLERKS. sienosraphrrs.
immediate open position. for tnmlttert lcn.
Nighll Assnc Fia'imu Euldig
DKAl TSMIN via. sKpenrur ou clecf-.cal sp-
paraius motors. generators. sWifchhodrls. trars
'orners controllers. etc. AIdfe.. tlc' Clerk, Ia
gineerlng department. Westinghouse Electric ahd
Manufacturing Co. East fii'shufsA rciiL
Female.
ATTENDANT or undergraduate nurse; pay 81 q
month. Aiiress Lori stanford Conn.
HOT SEWORkEE WANTED Middle assd woinsI.
whife. must boz -urd rtok. family NJ fHn. 'I
washing. le.t rlselenrf- required. good hom. fr
right woman. fle m.uuie,' wai. from station. Write
Eoi a. Nau.tar. S.
NURSE Tor mental case. ps 81 pef month. Al
d-cs. res iot RS. N B.
OPERATuRS -Etpcr..Ho,l female operators want
ed on lei frame. ulr. frame makers 0u Totem
machine Edwin >onmcfirh. f0 ". .ei st.. y. \.
sTEi iW HAT OPERATORS wanted Knox Hat
Company. oNl Grand Az. B.0rffu.
New-York tribune., 1916-02-27

DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED

Male.
GARDENER cosrhman. generally useful man: 6is
years excellent per.orsl references Miss shaush-
nsssy's Asency. u West ~ -
JAPANESE butler or houseman. reasonable wages
A \. NJ 3sJ Esst 57ih 81 Bralt q59s
New-York tribune., 1916-02-27

WORKOUT GOLD AID SILVER BOUGHT BY
II. LONGMANS Sons. sold and silver reaaeTs.
~ John ~.
New-York tribune., 1916-02-27
MONDAY. FEBRUARY %.
TUESDAY. FEBRUARY %.
OUTGOING STEAMERS.

'Hrings malls.
New-York tribune., 1916-02-27

WAITRESS or CHAMBERMAID Well trained
good references. S35 Me Mis. Hofmayer'.
Agsney. 10 East Isd St. % floor. Tel ssi7 Murray
Hill
New-York tribune., 1916-02-27
Local oneIsl ascord.-The following official record

temperature for the las; twenty four hours IN com
par1,cn with the corresponding date OF last seat'
Albuquerque morning journal., 1916-10-13

dustry sent abroad in soliciting trade.
The decree also provides that Bel
gian sailors shall be employed as far
as available; Belgian passengers shall
have the fullest facilities and Belgian
ports favored as far as possible in
traffic arrangements. The foreign
agencies are to be run by Belgians,
and two government commissioners
are to watch over this Belgian char
actor of the organization. without
the consent of these government Of
fieers the society is specifically for-
hidden from taking a subsidy from
foreign government.
At a meeting held later at Ia
Parmc the organizers above named
were chosen directors and auditors of
the company. The ships acquired at
the outset included a number OF
"tramps,' particularly useful Just now
when regular trade routes are inter-
rupted The purpose, however, Is 10
secure liners for competition In the
regular transatlantic service, which
Is expected to take on large dimen-
sions as soon as the war reopens the
old trade routes ana ports. With
thirty-nlne steamers already secured
and three planned for early building,
this new Belgian government steam
shin service is making a good start TO
accomplish it's end of having Bel
gian merchant fleet representing GOO,-
000 tonnage,
Albuquerque morning journal., 1916-10-13

with the great Belgian shipping
port of Antwerp occupied by the Ger
mans the headquarters of the new
company had to be at the little port
of La Parme ON the short stretch of
sea front stln held by the Belgian
army lying west of the User river
The organizers also have been Bel
gian refugees IN London and Paris,
who had formerly been the chief
bankers and shipping merchants Of
Antwerp These We're Arthur f, Byrs.
Henry NJ. Gyesen, Amand Grlser
Emile Deckers and John SChobhens,
former shipping merchants OF Ant
wcrp. now living in London; and Hec-
tor earlier ANA Henri Borgcrs, former
Antwerp bankers, now living in Lon
don and Paris.
The government decree, confirming
the act of organization, makes the
concern Belgian In every respect 'and
shall remain essentially Belgian All
the officers and directors must he
Belgans Contracts are prohibited
which would permit the concern to
pass into foreign hands, or be con-
trollcd by foreigners. No stockholder
can vote as the representative of for
cigner or under foreign influence
Belgian exports and imports are guar
antcod as favorable treatment as Is
given to foreign products. Freight
rates are to be reduced one-half on
samples of Belgian commerce and in
Albuquerque morning journal., 1916-10-13
MAY ELIMINATE LONDON
AS BANKER FOR WORLD
AssocIated Press Corresrondencel

Batavia Dutch East indies, Sept.
2O.-Thc position of London as the
worlds banker, and the possibility
Of eliminating that city to the adyan-
tage of Amsterdam in financial OPP
erauons between the Dutch East In
dies and America, are dealt with in
the report OF the Java bank, which
is the central banking institution Of
the colony.
The fi"anciug Of the sugar crop as
well as of the largest part of the
other products Of the colony, has al
ways taken place via London while
lttle can be said with certainty as to
whether a change in this will occur
as a result of the restrictions placed
on the gold market, it is possible
that, since various products are now
being shipped direct to America, Eu-
ropean banking centers Will in flu
ture he eliminated. This would clear
the position, unless indeed the present
impcdiments TO a free gold traffic in
London should be entirely removed
again.
Japan will perhaps in the same
way be able to do without London $
mediation for its payments in the
Dutch East Indies, the report says,
now that its gold stocks have been
SO considerably strengthened in con-
sequence of the big war supplies,
,,,,.,.,.y,-,.r IN, GOLD at tho J9panpSe
Albuquerque morning journal., 1916-10-13
Democratic Prosperity

The Hubbel- -Burstn gang is trying deude the voters OF
New the belief that the prosperity OF the state IS a
pendent upon their return to power he prosperity OF lne own
crowd who anxious their arms INTO the treasury up 10
the elbows IS dependent upon the of their tckethe
prosperity the plain people of New MeXcool the everyday
man and in the shops and in the ocot the com
geezcr-Wl best be served by the retention III power u
democratic administration
The proof OF the pudding in the eating. Here some g
cs that speak Of the development OF business under
wise CLEAN administration that New Mexico has enjoyed
during the last five years:
On December ST. 1911 there IS state banks in New Mex
leo; June &c. 1916 there were s..
The total resources the banks increased during the pc
od from january 1872 to June So 9Io from M'o'l'o' ~
&122H03S80
The loans and increased during that period from $
4l532455 to $8008073O3 or more than double
total deposits during hesame period increased from $9
540970M to %895073oI5
The increase number of dcposiors was from A85 in
1911 to 32!97 in 1910, or net gain OF 1882
But these are just cod mpcrsona figures The intelligent
lence of prosperity ccy Ia3d He has only to think back
five wears borne upon him The contrast between the
healthy conduoHs OF oda and lc sagnaon and de-
preston that prevailed under Il regime Oh 'c old republican
crowd.
More than that during the Ia four years half the
government CLEAN. No grae have fattcncd at the
public expense jobs have been given friends of "men
higher up" There have been "men higher up The com
has had for his lhc deal has been
the rule of the Administrations
DE Baca will continue clean, wholesome policies Of Gov
Mcdonald. Buum fayors return to the old order OF
things government that has prevailed in Socoo
under his rcgnc OF government that has always char
acterized his official life.
A VOTE FOR THE DEMOCRATIC TICKET is A VOTE
FOR PROGRESS AND EFFICIENCY. A VOTE FOR The
HUBBELL- -BURSUM COMBINATION is A VOTE TO RE-
TURN TO THE DARK AGES OF NEW MEXICO POLITICS.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1916-10-13
SFVEN-HOUR DAY IS
NOW SOUGHT BY MINERS

,rr,r, philadelphia Public Ledger)
pcIIaire. O.-Demands for seven
nour. day will he made by coal miners
If fine country at coming wage con-
l.rcnces. John p. White, president of
,bo Inited Mine Workers of America,
d,cl,red al the Miners day cclebra-
tion here today.
ouavine established the eight-hour
5,v throughout the jurisdiction Of
,nr union and likewise the mlnc-rum
..,stan. we can well afford to turn
ann. attention in the coming wage
,oororenccs TO a further reduction in
tbe hours of labor he said, FOR, i'm
,.y oUinion. such a move is necessary
If we are to conserve the economic
and social welfare of our vast mem
lersbip. This is made almost essen
tial because of the increased use and
introduction of machines. The rec
prdy show there are more machines
uged in coal mining now than at any
time i'm our history. so widespread
has become their use that pick min
ing IN many uIs'''''s mas Oo'''''o 90
most loS' a''' ,....,-.;.a.
There were in use in the coal mines
of the United states in 1913 1879
machines, producing 242,42l71S tons
OF coal !" l'If 'i''' ','''''N' -
creased 10 Io,'0 ma, NM P'''''
ing -I0'o'''-,' 'o''' VI Co'''' .,.. ..,
90 DeSPl'e S.'e "Vp' e'''''o'' way, ,'','' '.t
Nalled J." I'l7' '""'!,'S '''o - !,
Iul Oh u'e '''''''' '''' l'''', ''',I,. e,o,.ua.
opeI"uo' 'i', e''a'u 's 80 .,,,.l.
snow 'l" ,''ei et'' IN - .,, e'',au a,,.
Inc great lacI ''la' Il we P''P,''
Albuquerque morning journal., 1916-10-13
BANK OF WlNSL0W TO
HAVE NEW ADDITION

l-v MORNING JOURNAL SPECIAL LEASED wIFul
Winslow, Ariz, oct 12.-The con-
tract for the now addition to be built
en- the rear of the Bank of WinsloW
has been given to Won r. Rose, whose
hid was the lowest The new addi-
ton will be SOx25 feet and will be
occupied by the wholesale ana retail
Indian trading establishment under
the management of the Richardson
brothers. The Messrs Richardson
have been residents of Arizona for
several years, and at the present time
have three busy trading opsts on the
Moqui Indian reservation Inorth of
Winslow, and are reputed to have
made 1t small fortune since engaging
in trade with the Indians.
President Tuttle Of the Arizona
State bank, is one Of the most enter
prising business men that Winslow
has, and it is largely due to him that
Winslow is getting a trading store,
so tRat the unusually large number
Of tourists who daily 20 through
Winslow, may have a chance to get
first handed anything in the Indian
line without going miles out of their
way.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1916-10-13
BELGIUM FORMS
AN EXTENSIVE
ORGAN|ZAT
Royal Belgian Lloyd Expected
to Take Rank With Pdnci-
pal 0cea0-Going Establish
ments of the World,

Uayre, France Sent 3l.--Tho Bel
gian authorities here are going ahead
with the formation of AN extensive
government shipping organization,
known as The Royal Belgian Lloyd,
which they expect to take rank with
the principal ocean-carrying urganiZa
tions now in existence. OF the 500
100000 capital, all Of which has been
paid in, the Belgian government has
subscribed S15,000,000 and has guar
antecd the payment of the bonds on
the concern
Already thirty-nine steamers have
been acquired, and an ambitious pro-
gram of buying and building is lad
out for the next five years, notwtth-
standing that Belgium Is supposed to
bc at present PROSTATE under German
domination.
Something Like American Measure.
The Belgian organization is some
thing like the new American shipping
measure Each is measure for de-
Veloping the merchant marine of the
country, and each has the principle
of private operation Of the ships, with
government surveillance over the ad-
ministratOn II the measure had
gone before the Belgian parliament
there would probably have been a long
dcbato, as there was in the American
congress. But with the Belgian par
Lament scattered, the Belgian eXecu-
tive officers here took the more eN-
pediuous means of issuing a decree
which fully constitutes the shipping
concern and establishes all the main
details Of organization
The need of ships to bring Ameri-
can relief supplies was the immediate
cause for the formation of the Bel
gian company although once formed
for this purpose it has now taken on
much larger dimensions as one OF
! Belgium's weapons in the economic
and trade struggles growing out OF
the war.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1916-10-13
GENTIE-BTT SURE.

A powerful cathartic sometimes
does as much harm as good. Foley
Cathartic Tablets are mild and gen
tie. but sure in action. They are a
wholesome physic that thoroughly
cIeanses the bowels, sweeten the
stomach and benefit the liver For
Indigestion, biliousness, bad breath
bloating. gas or constipation, no rem
edv is more highly recommended.
They cause no gripping, pain or nau-
sea. stout persons recommend them
because Of the light feeling they BRING
Sold everywhere.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1916-10-13
viii Never Be Without
This Simple Laxative
c.,dwcII's syrup Pcpsin Relieved
" Her Baby When Nothing
Else Would.

..i, Max Pendergast is now toui
LIZ ,r5 and a fine healthy boy
yes5 y..,,n hut tiny baby, in fact almost
Nn'" nth he suffered a great deal
lioI" ggar.ttpation. His mother Mrs
iron, a, pendergast Red Key ma
carr or DR.. CaIdwelIs syrup Pepsin'
n'''" '.itneJ a bottle of it from the drug
oD'',' QUA. and wit>1 it was able to quickly
s'g ,arrpct this condition. -,
'o,i ,,rs pendergast says DR.. CaldwelIs
popsin has saved them from
SYM n,a,. thp doctor many times, and
cam" can. 'bo win never be without a bot
ln' l - n IN the house to use when
.dcd u' She found it equally effective
Nv laxative for herself and other
,',.n,hers a., Of the family
'"' mr. ra.dwells Syrup Pepsin is a
'1itoation of simple laxative herbs
,,,1, ot pepsin, pleasant to the taste
,,,tfJ ~ IN action and positive in effect
II. ,''',1 5ocs not gripe or strain, and con-
,,..'.. IT 80 opiate or narcotic drug. 1t is
,I.a 's." f5eaI family laxative, mild and
'''aasant for baby, yet acting quickly
pn he strongest constitution.
0 r., ,yoid limitations and ineffective
Albuquerque morning journal., 1916-10-13

Real estate problems-purchases' sales or
.trade-are easily solved by journal want
ads Read them: use them. Do IT today
Albuquerque morning journal., 1916-10-13
SAYS HOT WATER
WASHES P0IS0NS
FROM THE LIVER
Everyone should drink hot water
with phosphate in 1t,
before breakfast.

To feel as fine as the proyerDla'
fiddle we must keep the liver washed
clean, almost every morning to pre-
vent it's sponge-like pores from clog
gng with indigestible material, sour
bile and poisonous toxins, says a not
ed physician.
If you get headaches it's your liver.
If you catch cold easily it's your liver.
II you wake up with q bad taste. furr-
ed tongue, nasty breath or stomach
becomes rancid, it's your liver Sal
low skin, muddy complexion watery
eyes all denote liver uncleanliness.
Your liver is the most important, also
the most abused and neglected organ
of the body Few know its function
or how 10 release the damned up body
waste bile and toxins. Most folks
resort to violent calomel, which is a
dangerous. salivating chemical which
can only be used occasionally because
it accumulates in the tissues, also
attacks the bones.
Every man and woman, SICK or
well, should drink each morning be
fore breakfast. a glass Of not water
with a teaspoOnful of limestone phos-
phate in it, to wash from the liver ana
bowels the previous days indigestibie,
material the poisons, sour bile ana
toxins: thus cleansing sWeetenlnB
land fresheniug the entire alimentary
canal before putting more food into
the stomach.
Limestone phosphate does not re-
strict the diet like calomel because II
can not saliyate, for it is harmless ana
YOU can eat anything afterwards. II
is inexpensive and almost tasteIess'
and any pharmacist will sell You a
quarter pound, which Is sutilcifhI
for a demonstration Of how hot water
and limestone phosphate cleans, slim
mates and freshens the liver, keeping
YOU feeling fit day in and day out.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1916-10-13
REVOLUTION SPREADS
ON MEXICAN COAST

Douglas, Ariz,, oct. 12.-Revolu-
tionary disturbances in the west coast
states of Mexico, including sinalao,
Topic, Jalisco and Colima, are spread
ing rapidly, according to private ad-
vices from Nogales, based on the state
ments Of arrivals there. Fighting be-
tween Carranza troops and members
of the legalista party have been fire.
Qucnt it was said, while the number
of unattached bandit bands has in
creased greatly.
The Twenty seventh battalion of in
fantry, stationed in Tepic, reyolted
recently. killed its officers and joined
the Alvarez brothers bandits, whose
stronghold is in the Alica mountains.
The town of Santiago YXcuintlla in
Tepic was captured by bandits recent
" and sacked, it was reported.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1916-10-13
Ready for Emergency.

There were four Americans among
the thirty eight passengers in the Ad-
riatic's first cabin. Two other Amer
leans, Filipinos, also were aboard.
There were no CHEEKY farcwolls at
the pier. All the lifoboats of the up
tier were uncovered and ready for in
stant use.
The HelHg Olav carried about 100
passengers in her first and second
cabins, and about 200 in the third
class one of the passengers was
l.. c. Larsen, former governor of the
Danish West Indies
Capt. l.. Hoist said Just before sail
ing that he had had no orders to
change his course during this trip
The steamer has a large cargo OF
grain.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1916-10-13

Washington. oct. 12.-American
Consul Payne at St Thomas reported
today that the hurricane which swept
the Danish West Indies Monday and
Tuesday caused damage estimated at
$1,000 600, and left two-thirds of the
native islanders in dire need of food,
clothing -TrTc- shelter
Albuquerque morning journal., 1916-10-13

substitutes bo sure to ask for Or. Cald-
wells Syrup Pcpsin See that a fac
simile Of Or. Caldwell's signature and
his portrait appear on the yellow car
ton in which the bottle is packed A
trial bottle, free Of charge, can be OBJ
tanned by writing to Dr w. B Cald-
well, ASS Washington St. Monticello.
Illinois,
Grand Forks daily herald., 1916-06-22
NO CAUSE FOR COMPLAINT.

Whatever estimate may be placed
by the American people on tho atti-
tude of their government toward Mex
leo. whatever ground they may feel
I that there Is for censure. the Medcans
themselves have no basis for COM
plant against the United States, for
tho course Of our government toward
Mexico has been moro than patient
and tolerant. and every possible op-
portunity has been given to the Mexl-
can people. and the present de facto
government especially. to organize q
real government Of their own. and to
bring about the conditions of peace
and order for the lack of which the
whole country is suffering 80 desper-
ately.
There has been ample Justification
any time these two or three years or
more for armed Intervention by the
United States. The conditions south
Of the border menaced the peace and
security Of this country, and the safe
ty Of every foreigner who. as a resi-
dent Of Mexico, was entitled to the
| soSSSSAoht
II the United States had intervened
at the outset, time would have been
gained. and the problem might have
been simpler than it is now. Had It
not been for one thing, Intervention
then would not merely have been per-
missible. but 1t would have been a
solemn duty. That thing is the right
which every nation possesses, If not
absolutely to settle it's own troubles In
its own way, at least to have an op-
portuntty to do so. Mexico has had
that opportunity and has failed. If
the opportunity had not been given,
or II 1t had been curtailed. no matter
how honorable might have been the
Intentions of the United States, this
country would have been subjected to
the charge Of dictation to the smaller
Grand Forks daily herald., 1916-06-22
CATTLE PRICES
WEAktND MORE
Hog Prices Get Another
Boost-No Change in
Sheep. ..
Cattle.

Cattle.
South st. Paul. June a2.-Killins
cattle prices weakened further yes
terday and fresh discounts Of at least
1O@15c were reported by sellers and
break of 50@75c and occasionally
more was claimed by salesmen on
nearly everything but the strictly dry
fed stock. Everything grassy has
been sharply discounted here and at
other markets on recent sessions.
Stocker and feeder outlet was dis
counted about the same the first half
of the week az was that for killers.
Dairy COW demand was not ener-
getic and clearance was slow and
weak yesterday with bids mainly at
$45@75 a head. 50
Veal calves drew unchanged bids
and topped at $11.
Hogs.
Hog prices got another dime boost
generally yesterday and the trade In
best spots looked is cents up Sales
extended from $S.25. to $9.e5 with
majority of the sales at $3.50 and
s9.55. but considerable business was
done a nickel outside that spread in
both directions. Pigs still drew offers
around 1925 mostly.
Most Of the recent slump has been
recovered. :'
No change occurred in sheep and
lamb trade yesterday, the deal being
rated as steady compared with Tues.
days. Heavy ewes are selling at a
dollar discount from handyweight
grades. Lambs have experienced M
change Of consequence this week.