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The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-05-04

TO their original form before u goes 70
the president Ihe question OF kEeH
pIopapN WIZ form tne nisscs' par-
IleI y" au'ch 'ohierehce herec-
iheht
Debate ON CONSERVATION.
inc DEBATE on conscriptlon prousht
some urasuc passag"~ ~ rotn senate
ahd MOUSE IN Tue senate 'he issue
was tought OUT on senator Nickel
lars amendment when woulo author
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not put eonscrlpuon INTO oiteet un ler.
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The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-05-04
ARE NEEDED IN FRANCE
Belgian Labor for Utah cIsct Fields l.
Not Wanted.

Efforts of the Utah Idaho Sugar
company o. bring from France and
Belgium refugees and widows 90 work
In the beet fields were defeated yes.
tcrday when the state department ~
Washington notified r. u. Cutler. vice
president and general manager OF the
company that II would be impossible
60 bring Belgians here. as France
needed them badly. says Saturdays
Salt Lake Tribune. II vas believed
by Mr.. Cutler and other officers Of
the sugar company that the bringing
81 belgian refugees 20 this section
would relieve the labor situation 60 n
great extent and as the greater part
Of them are conycrsant with work In
the sugar beet fields, q large crop
might be produced.
Mr.. Cutler said that the labor situa-
tion h acute and that an increase In
the farm acreage win mean that la
borcrs viii have o. be brought into
the western country. lie says that
the United states government should
bring a large number OF Filipinou a.
this country In order that farmers
orchardiHts and beet growers might
have sufficient labor. Investigation
shows the Filipinos 60 be good work.
ers In the fields.
Mr.. Cutler said that when II he,
came apparent that shortage OF
labor was az hand In the Western
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-05-04
How You May Be Called to
Servein War by Uncle Sam

Under present plans the United States will raise its army
Of 100000 and increase its naval personnel in these
ways
The New Armies.
The armies, TO be raised in contngents of 5OOOOO
will up young gen of 1S to % The men
will be drawn by lot the eligible lists New conngents
will be drawn rapidly the previous contngents can be
trained Six months intensive training is planned First
contingent be ready for foreign service if it is decided
to send them abroad about December l.
Exemptions: Married men--those engaged in govern
ment work, and possibly farmers.
The National Guard
Can be increased by draft from present strength of
100000 to 100000 Age limit S to 49, Cannot be used in
foreign service unless present laws changed.
Exemptions: Men with dependent families now in
service to be mustered OUT otherwise armies
The Regulars.
Can be increased to 100000 from present strength
Of about 10000 Age limit 10 to as years To be recruited
from volunteers who wish to professional soldiers
The Naval Branches
Universal military service may be necessary. in the
land forces, to get the 10000 men needed
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-05-04

frequently reopened discussion OF their
proposal. the climax coming when
Speaker Clark declared he might drive
out of his district some Of those who
had urged that. he vote for conscrip-
ton.
"a lot OF old skunkcrs all over the
country who think that nobody IL go
ing TO be forced into this war except
boys from nineteen 60 twenty five"
the Hpcaked said. and that their
miserable. cowardly hides win be safe.
have been sending kilograms here. I
know them. know every man In my
district who has toicRraphed me. and
know Who " at the bottom of II. and
I can take double barreied shotgun
and run out OF my district every man
who sent me n telegram 60 vote for
CONSUMPTION. and. u school doesn't
keep too long. I will run a few out.
too"
Persistent efforts were made In the
house Go make all members OF con-
grcrs subject TO draft. but all Of them
failed. An amendment by Repre-
sentative Good Of Iowa, doubling the
pay OF enlisted men in the army dur
ing the war. was adopted. but general
IS II expected by administration lead
crs TO be thrown out IN conference.
on the objection of Chairman F'itx-
gerald OF the appropriations COM
mittce the $4,000. 900. 900 appropria-
ton provided for carrying the hill In
90 effect was finally stricken out OF
the house by vote OF three hundred
and fifty one 10 twenty-five. and IL
was agreed that the committee should
bring In n separate measure Monday
10 finance the raising Of the war
army
Then shortly before n y. M. the
house began It's final roll call on pas.
sage OF the army bin.
The senate approved an amendment
/ By Senator Stone which would
definitely confine the operation 81 the
draft 60 the period OF the existing
emergency. and another by Senator
New providing that Notwithstanding
the exemptions IN the bill each state
must furnish IL quota In proportion
Co population. Chairman Chamberlain
accepted another amendment author
izing the president To raise by volpn-
tary enlistment or draft. such special
ana technical troops" as he deemi
necessary AIR. Chamberlain said THU
would apply particularly 20 railroad
and other workers OF that character
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-05-04
CONSUMPTION NOW
Carries In Both Houses By Overwhelming
MajOrities-.-Great Army Is To Be
Raised By Vital Measure.

make II unlawful 10 sell or give liquor
TO officers or men IN uniform or 60
memhers OF congress or other officials.
and then the senate reversed itself and
adopted a substitute simply forbid
ling sale Of liquor TO soldiers In uni
form and giving the president wide
discretionary authority 60 make other
prohibition regulations. In the house
a similar amendment was rejected on
point Of order. An amendment by
Senator Curtis stipulating that men
subject Go draft who voluntarily pre-
sent themselves shall be recorded rs
volunteers was accepted by Chairman
Chamberlain and went into the hill
Another long debate was evoked
over amendments by Senators Thomas
and la Toilette Co exempt form con-
scription those having conscientious
objections" 90 military service. Both
were defeated without roll call and
The biirs exemption proposals left un-
changed.
Many OF the more radical amend
monts are expected Co be thrown out
In conference. and administration
leaders hope 60 restore virtually all
Of the important features OF the bill
to their original form before u goes 20
the president. The question OF ages
probably will form the biggest bar.
rier Go n quick conference agree
ment.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-05-04
A symbol of IIrnIill-

The Pythagorians OF Ancient gr,.,
ate simple food. practiccd tempsn,,
and purity. A. n badge they usd =
five pointed star which they reF,,s
as a symbol Of health. 4 red n
pointed star appears on each patht
~ Chamberlain Tablets and =
fulfills it, ancient mission as a yus
81 health. II you are troubled I'd
indigestion. hiliousness OF consr
ton. get n package of these nhIs
from your druggist. You win b. ts
prised az the quick relief which NJ
afford. Obtainable ever, Isl here N
vsrtiHcment.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-05-04
Clark Stirred Up.

Throughout the remainder OF tbs
house debate pro-volunteer members
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-05-04

states. he. with others took up the
matter Of securing aid from Europe.
The Bclgians who flgd 90 France are
for the most part FARMERS II was
the thought OF Mr. Cutler that the
widows aud their children could be
brought 10 the intcrmountain country
and given homes In return FOR labor
In the beet fields
Several weeks ago Mr. Cutler took
the matter NJ with the officials In
Washington and this week he received
telegram stating that the refugees
were needed In France.
Little hope IL entertained by Mr.
Cutler for help In the labor matter
from the Eastern states. AZ the high
wages which are being paid In the
munitions factories are keeping la
Iborcrs In that section.
1T seems 60 me that the only course
left open at this time In for the gov
crnmcnt Co arrange 10 send Filipinos
60 this country" said Mr. Cutler. We
have been trying o. get belgian rcfu-
gees and widows % come a. the inter-
mountain country In order 90 aid In
the work 81 securing larger crops
have been advised by the authorities
In Washington that II IL impossible to
secure their services, as France needs
them. We cannot get Chinese or Jap
aneSc labor on account of the Ariatic
exclusion act. think California
made a great mistake when II started
the fight on the japanese. That state
viii have an increase OF 10 per cent In
sugar production and rs per cent In
other crops and no labor IL 10 be had
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-05-04
OPPONENTS or BILL.

senators who voted against
the hill were:
Democrats - Gore. Hard
wick. Kirby, Thomas and
Tramell-5.
Republicans - IIorah. Gronna
and Ia Follctte-3.
Total. n.
senator Nar,lamnn OF Missis-
sippi. Democrat. was excused
from voting nc his own re-
quest. Tie dld not give n rca-
son.
The twcnty-four representa-
tivcs who voted In the ncRn-
tive were;
Dcmocrats-ISurnctt, Church.
Clark of Florida. Ciaypool.
Cro--cr. Dlli. Dominick. DOR
don. IIlllyari. IIuddicston.
Heating. Sears. Sherwood, Sis
-on-tt.
Experimentation. Hayes,
King. Ia Toilette Iundccn Of
Minnesota, Mason. Nolan.
Powers.
observation-disclosures.
Sociallst--I,ondon-i.
Total. -.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-05-04

Moving pasture land when N
weeds are In fun bloom b. an esd
lent practice. as II prevents n
formation of weed seeds W
weeds. even Of the perennial type d
gradually be brought under conit
they are not allowed 90 produce \.
f6f sevcrnl Year, IN sncrrsslnn.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-05-04
~ THE SILENT OPERA

what do you think VI my dalnl
ter's voice. DO you think shs
make a success on the stage
she might In the movies"
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-05-04

one hundred acres Of choios n
including water. sin miles from Pri
under the big canal will be- sadiha
for quick sale. Lee-Nelms Comri
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-05-04

II II more economical 70 buy :
with broken kernels and the tasi
exactly the same.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-05-04

4 thrcc-minute eEg timer b u,'
Co keep near the telephone Tor un
telephone calls.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-05-04

After using wringer BE- sure To
loosen the rollers. or they will become
flattened.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-05-04

Gas stoves should never be used Ia
rlouHly.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-05-04

The tailored hat answers for many
occasions that IN indispensable.
The Washington herald., 1917-04-24
BALTIMORE PRODUCE.

HaltEnors April as-EGGs-NErhst qz5e. NAT
laad. Penasylrsnia and nearby nrStS. -; EaseGn
Shore. Mar5find and Virginia hrsts. 81 Western
tohiol ArSts. y: West Virginia hrsts. 81 Southern
tN1Eth CARDINAL hrsts. =
BCTTER-Sepaator extra. per n, faH5l; nrsts.
tsaiss prints - ID extFa HaE't; hrsts. traas; duI,
fflS7li hrstN I5ais; datry prints, MGrylaad Penn
Cirania. ard Virsinia. sxtTls. s2ao; arstz S1sl
ssore-paeEsdi aTsts. ua1s; rolls MAJIHad, Psnnsi-
r1pia. and Hss yirEiniA srso. n
LIVE P0ULTRY-Pnces per pound unless other
wke stated Chickens, large. young. smooth. Ba2s;
DE-. winter. Ibs. and undsr S2A3s: do, rough and
aaggy, 7iAz5; do. spring. II and ~ hs., toal7i
a.. Old hsns 25: do. old roostsrs and staEs. lab;
GuekS, Ioang naSooyy and monuel. nj; do,
young white pekins, 2z5: do. Indian runners.
ss2l; d., puddH. choice. fat Taz7; do. do. Enal
pooT. lSzao; pissonS. DID, pair, Is; do young pair.
S = sS. sc Ss s .nssf gSIRs :ass :sss s d. "a % z ~
VEGETABLES AND GREEN FRUTTs-f'otatoes,
White. wests-l NSyIard and PennsylTanii. bushel.
5.eoa3.tq; &C.. New York STATE, 1ooG3.so; Eastern
ssslsy ss2fs Sassei Soa ono s r; Ne ord. 81 $
lICo; DO. seconds, Sooas.0o; do. hAmpss, bushsl
2Ss2-7s. Sweets Eastern shoIe virginia, yellow,
barrel, l.seaso; Eastern Shore Maryland and Della
ware. 5.soSslte; York River. barrel, 40; North
Carolina barrel. GSca5Ooi hampers basket LT5a1 %;
setd SWEETS, barrel. 2.75a5E. Yams. large bright
EnOoth. barrel. :.Soa4oo. Apples Western Marylaua
and PsunyiVnniA packed. ba-rrl I5OsNsOi New
York State. No. ]. barrel, Looak0; do, No =
barrel ,3.Oos3.5o. Asparagus, Southern. Dozen Sooa
Lm. BAans. Flnrdh. green, baskst. 2ocl3oo; d.
psarl sbaskst. l.5oA25o. Bssts, Rlcrda bunch,
szA Broecol. Norfalk barrel LSsI.0 Cabbage,
Florda crate. GocAsoo: d., basket aeoa5Ts CsIsry,
Plorda, crate. 25A5oo CucuTsbcrS Florida, bas-
k,t. LooaS.N EerplantS. F1arida, crate 5Uasoo
OTzrsfr1it. Florida, box. TO size IBs1oo Horss-
latish native, hCx, l.soa20. KsIc, NorfGk. earrsI
i;5a2m Lettuce. North csroiina. basket. 2ooaI %
do. 'Florids. hssket. I.s07i.0. Onions New York
and Western. yellow lo0 u. sack. GOdasOO. Oranges,
Flocida. 6x. ss - sl5e, 2sos4Oo. Oystsrplauts
native. bunch. 5as Peas. Florida. BASKET 3eoaL 90
reppets Florida. crate. Aeoa5.oo. RadiShes Nor
folk. buttons basket. ijalB SPINACH Norfolk.
barrel 20oo3Si do. native. buEhel boz s5aTa
SqtItsh, Fl0rids. crate 5G0at o. StraTbsrr1ss Fs
rcfriEsratoT quart. 1aS0; d. open crate ts,20
Tomatoes. FloIdA. fancy. ripe. carrier sooas %: DO
choier. SSrrief. 3;oa4so; do. oudins1 cArrisx.
Le0a1sQ
The Washington herald., 1917-04-24
PHILADELPHIA PRonUcE

Fhiladelphia, April 3.-BUTTER-Thers uss lii
lie trading and the mArkst declined lc on botb -cid
packed creamery and prints. The Quotations: west
efn sobd-packed creamery, fancy specials mar N
u; extra. EaS; extra hrsts. fIa4fS; hrsts. raIsiS
seconds, z5i nearby fancy, g. average extra Isal6
nrsts iaa4; seconds, "a; special brands Of Print
jobbing at 5la5A
EGGS-Ths market further declined &c ~, =. 9,
under slow demand and more liberal ofsripzS
we quotes In free cases, nearby drSts l00 rer
standard ess current rsosipts lo3s; Western sxtra
nIsts. Io0i nrsts. lo8; fAn5 selected fresh szzs
joboinz at 5A4o.
LIVE PoULTRY-Fowis as to quality n, m
2A2f1i; stagzy roosters, bad; old roostsrs issiT
spEing chickens. softmeatsd Has; ducks as To n,
and quality. a24; pigeons. old. per pair esas0; do
young, per pair DlB. 80
DRESSED POULTRY-Fovls Il to boz. drT.
picked. fancy selected. IN; weighing "a pound,
and over apiece. 2 do. N pounds atisce Is; DO
pounds apiecs. Gsas fowls in barrels fancy. dry.
picked. weithins ~ pounds and over apiece. n,
smaller sizes, na6; old rootters dry-ucked. n,
hoasring chickens, Western, dry-picked in bo4es
Ssishins slo pun ds psr pair. HS2s; do, in boxes
weighing pot7ds per pair s5a2s; do, dry-ptcked
IN baIIeb, wdshins S2l0 pounds par pair Taes.
do, IN oarees. weighing pounds per pair, pa q
broiltng ehiesens. Western. in boxes veirkinK saI
pousds. per pair, 2as2- Chickens, weighing 81
POUNDS Per pan, Dees; do. mixed dies naa
Brolefs. Jersey. fancy, Goats; do. other nearly.
weighing lAa2 rounds apiece, 5oa56 Turksys per
pound, tIney, Western. s2a55; faiS 70 good, Nss
old TINS. 2sSo; common. 25a8. Squads, per dozen.
white, weighing Ilal3 pounds kf5asoD: do a.Io
pounds, eoo4S-5o; do, pounds, tGoaI 50; do. Z
pounds, s5a1Iss do. eas.S pouuds zsaas 10. snail
and No 2, soai-8.
The Washington herald., 1917-04-24
WASHINGTON PRODUCE.

ouotations given below are for large lots Of Eood
marketable goods only JobberS prices are higher.
Lowe Eradss may b sold for lsAA Fancy goodI
command higher prices.
EGGS-Frssh, pr do1-, y; DO. Southern. Per
doz., y.
BUTTERFLIES prints, new, per h, 80; do. tnb
%; process %; stoEsracksd, n
LARD-Tub. pure, psr lb., 2a2ZA; do. com
pound, I5a15i4; cottonseed oil. per tTegallon can,
sra
CHEEsE-Nsw York, new. per h.. 2.
LIVE POULTRY-Chicksns Per n. Ea29; hens
Per Ib., .; roostsrs, per lb., II; ducks, per lh
lsals geese, per h. l2aI5; keats. sprng. II lbA and
Over each, IS; turkeys per h., Gs6.
DRESSED POULTRY-Chicksns, choice. PER n.
na3o hens choice. per n, 2Ia25; ROSTERS, per n.
ls; capoas rs each, Per n. 3Oa3; ducks large
Is; capons. TbS- each. pa b., Ba5o; ducD hrgc
per n., d; gsese. large Per n., lsG2o turkeys
choice, per n. Ea52; do, medium, per b.. 3
LIVE sTOCG-CalTss. veal. prnO per D., I2ai3
do, medium, uHal2; spring lambs. fat PIT n.
DRESSED GooDs-PUk. small, per n. =; do.
hesD, II.
GREEN GooDS-Aspararls. per dos. 2ooSI 81
beans per basket 2ooa2Z5i lima beans, Florida. pei
basket 25oa35o; beets, Florida, per crate. 2oca2 80
cabbage new. per basket &5oa4.5o; CARROTS PEI
bon, lBalSo; eauHhower. California, Per crate
2oOa2.Z5; celery. Florida. pr crate. LJou35o; Gu
cumbsrs per basket 25OaI.Oo; cymb!ingS per crate
l5oa2 %; eggplant, per crate. 3J0s5.O0; kals. pc
bbl 2Ooa2.50; lettuce. Florida. pr basket, l.5on
400 okrs, Florida, per crate, 5O0a6OO; onions per
lOnTb. sack. IoOOHi2oO: peas. Florida basket l5Oa
2So peppers, crate 4.5oas.0o; potatoes, MoCormick
The Washington herald., 1917-04-24
COTTON MARKETs.

New York. April Zl-SelIng Of cotton vas ~
swned today and the market weakened after II had
displayed stability early In the session Trads vss
narrow enough 10 feel the 1nusnce of Comparatively
small ordsgN
ALTHOUGH the tone was fEm At the opsnlng only
q poor response was made 70 q sharp adyancs N
Liverpool. prices being 10 70 points net hisher.
The early afternoon mazkst was duh but hsld
fairly steady at an advance Of about TO points
ever Saturdays olosA hslpsd 10 soma extsut hy
the stsadiness Of Southern SPOT nstksts and 40
absence Of local pressure
Near the close selling pressure became more
active and the market responded with ahazp d.
cines In the absence of outside support 10 counter
act the local ofsr!nsk Drop news vas fsnGaIy
favorable throughout the sftsrpooa and felped The
bsarish feeling. FINAL prioss were shout the lowest
Of the day At 70 5 points under Saturdays olosss
Part receipts for the day were Nos bales com
pared with T.g5 bales last week and lo5s1 bales
last ytz Exports for the day were 2. IS baieA
including 3ISS bales 70 Great Britain. D.lB bales
70 France and 600 balcs 10 other points on TIE
Continent. Clearanees for the season 10 dats as
gregate .5AS.nl bsles against t.S6.Sn bales fos
the corresponding period last ssaSon.
Spot heae WIS quist, points lowr Gt Dn ocuts
thsre were no sales The spot article At New
Orleans steady. unehansed- on the bsss Of isls
cents for middhng; the Sales were 500 osls&
Receipts at New Orleans today were 3T8 bales
Savannah, l.sq balz; St. Louik. ISIS balss; Hour
ton 3lW bslal
The Washington herald., 1917-04-24
.INDEMNITIES LIKELY
TO BE ASKED FOR WAR
France and Belgium VIII Probably
Demand Reparaton in Kind.
lbls % rhs WashinTto1 HoFlh

SPECIAL Cthls 70 Ths Washingtou Herah
London. April n-In considering ths
question OF indemnities aftsr the war.
the cardinal point 70 remember IA that OF
reparation- England. N spite Of her
enormous losses Of life and expenditures
In treasure probably desires no indemnity
on her own account; but France and Bel
GUM viii be In need Of reparation Of a
kind, which even money IL poweriess 10
effect
II German territory is left intact when
peace arrives. even money win be an
inaoeouate reparation for the countries
of France and Belgium; becanss while
these nations will be busy erecting new
machinery and factories. Germany. AiaH.
will be busy getting an excellent start
with machinery previously stolen from
occupied territory.
Also, while France ana Belgium win be
engaged In repairing the rHvages done
in her citieH, German labor will be free
20 take up fresh enterprises. Simple Jus
tice, then. VIII demand a repGratton IN
kind for these nations.
1t Is expected that the impending bod
get here will provide for further taxa
tion. But We already have trebled cur
tax revenue since the beginning OF the
war. Premium bonds viii likely be is-
sued. The object OF this step VIII be 20
occasion involuntary saving by the nz-
lon's wage earners who are enjoying IN
precedentedly high pay.
The Washington herald., 1917-04-24
New York.
New Orleans.
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET

Chicago. April 1.-Orop reports reosirsd On the
Board of TrAcs from many sections Of the South
west todsy showed VaS improvements OTeT thase Of
a week two wceks Sgo. The reosnt rsins thrOuEh-
out tie winter wheat bolt have doubtls helped the
plant little
The volume Of trade IN wheat was ureh smaller.
Cash WHEAT Sas slDT In an positions yesterday with
300 bushels 70 Hlillers. The premiunS far the
best E:AdeS Of wheat not only held up vel IN
prise but single car of No Q rsd winter sold A.
q cents over the Nay future, which was the best
premium the GOp. The may future was IN d.
mand from shorts and It closed At advances Of /
70 X esntS. while the dsfeTsd months were Rala
cents lower.
There were dszeases IN an he Erain Etoclc
with the exception Of rya Decreases were shown
Of 10000 bushels wheat In round number Loo o
90 bushels Il corn and lsco. 900 bushels Of oats
Losses were shown q hsik oeut In oon md aaA
cent IN oatS Thsrs freS slhnE Of oats for
July delivery although that month will not b.
= crop future
Lard was the strongest spot In the rrAzkrt for
hos products today buying by houses in the
shipping trads. Resting EpotS were firm and this
the case eSp,aAny In this produce. Casa
trade was somewhat hEhoe. The hog mArkst ~
covered part of It's early weGlnez-
The Washington herald., 1917-04-24

1Soa9.oo; do. Northern. Lack. s:S; rutabat,s bb
IVA "; sweet potatoes bbl.. 5Soas %; yam, bbI
ZSoa4oo; spinach. bbl. 2Oos2Jo: tomatoes. FloridI
Lr Gate. SSSSoo; tuuips, per boa, Lsos. %
FhUITs-Applss, Per bbl., 2soaT8; erap.fruit
Der boz, Ioea450 lemons psr box 75as o.. oTSnSss
per box cAlHornia. 2Tsa55: do, Forida, So.I %
pinsapples. per e1te, 8SaLa.
sEEDs-Blue grass. per bushel. Lss; eIo,,,
auaHA' Per 10, lSai6; do. sIsks. per H.. Isaan,
nphtng Or mammoth. per b. Isaso: COW n.,s -,
onShe 27oA2S; timothy. per bushs!. 2SS2Fo
orchard grass. PER bushel. ITSa24o: redtop Chsrds
Usss, per b.. Nsll; Solar beans. pcr bu . soas 90
HAI-Tlmothy. No. l. Per ton I7.0o; do No 4
800; mixed. IoOslJOo; ear corn. new per hi
toOi wheat straw. per ton. 400; tangled rys straw
per ton. ll@ long re straw. per ton. noo
HlDEs-Green per b. 70; do. saIted per H.
y DO. d5. Per 10. ZsSo; hose hides each %.
'W' caH s1nE, green. each &5hIV: lamb SkirS
sTesn. each. 22sa2 %