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Pretty Wedding
Sunday Morning

An unusually pretty wedding took
place at the home Of Mr. and Mrs.
George F~rurner. 81 Greenwood ave-
nue.. at 3 o'clock Sunday morning
when their daughter. Miss Edna. was
married in the presence OF half a hun.
dred guests TO J. +. Biddle OF this
city, by Rev. Burgess. pastor OF the
Christian church.
Miss Bernice Turner. sister OF the
bride. OBLIGATED in the capacity OF
bridesmaid. and Charles b. Day as
best man. The ring service was oh.
served In the nuptial ceremony and
was af once beautiful and impressive.
The bride was charmingly gowned in
a white dress of georgette and crepe
de chene and carried bouquet OF
pale pink roses. The bridesmaid wore
handsome dress of rose satin.
The house decorations were elab,
orate and with green foliage and pink
and white flowers made an attractive
setting for the wedding festivities.
The general scheme was in pink and
white and was one OF exceptional
'-"'es- nihEi ihf inhfiC WOTuh hdd
been pronounced that made the twain
one. opportunity was afforded for the
CONCENTRATION of the bridge and
groom and to inspect the array OF
gifts presented the happy couple by
admtring friends. The wedding re-
freshmenfs were ice cream and cake.
Mr. and Mrs. Biddle ieft on Rio
Grande No. at $3.50 Sunday after
noon on an Eastern and Southern
tour. during which they will visit rel.
atives and friends in Kentucky. Ten.
nessee. West Virginia. Ohio, Indiana
and Nebraska. They will be absent
for two or three months. when they
VIII return to Canon City 20 make
their home.
The bride Is an accomplished young
woman OF charming personality ami
pleasing mannerism. She lisa IN
vorife In church. musical and social
circles. and numbers her friends b.
the hundred. untl recently she was
cashier at Frank L. Smiths dry goods
store. and was popular with It's man
agemeD;. az well as with the patrons
of the establishment.
The groom Ii young man OF excel
lent character and business uuaiifica.
tons. He Is associated with william
Dollar In the ownership and conduct
Of the Canon Foundry Company. and
his skill as an iron moIGer has Mt.
tracted to II wide clientele OF Gus
toners.
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Fruitmere Notes

Ben and Elton Rhoades and families
left Saturday for their homes in De-
hart, Tex.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jess Dorndorn and
family and Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer McWil-
Hams and family motored to Colorado
Springs Sunday and spent the day
with Mrs, Dorndorff's brothers. Ben
and Elton Rhoades and families. who
were camping there. The day was
spent at the Peak and the Garden of
the Gods.
o. NJ. Stehlin has traded his home
on East Main street for the Mitchell
cigar store. and is moving to town
Mr.. Mitchell has taken possession of
the Stehlin home.
]. L. Hastings and NJ Madsen mo-
tored to Hardscrabble Tuesday to
purchase wheat.
Merriam Hall and Lyle Watts have
gone to Gunnison on fishing trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Billie Boles and little
daughter, Dorothy. have returned from
Topeka, Kan. where they have been
visiting relatives and friends. The
trip was made in their car. Mr.
Boles states that the corn of Kansas
is drying up on account of no rain for
weeks.
Miss Berma Ward has returned to
her home from Boulder where she has
been attending the teachers meeting
Mrs. F. E. Lambuth and children
are spending few weeks at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. Lambuth of
Beulah
Mrs. Elmer McWilliams and chill
dren have returned home after few
weeks visit In Mexico.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Foreman motored
to Victor Saturday and returned Sun
day.
Gayett Edwards of Fowler avenue
is home for few days. He is en-
ployed at Alamosa
Mr.. and Mrs. Scroggins of OaI'
Creek are the guests of Mr.. and Mrn.
George Kramer of South Cottonwood
avenue
Rudolph Klunker has gone UP to his
ranch at Tallahassee for a few days
John OsterhoIm arrived here few
days ago from New Mexico where he
has been visiting and is at present
the guest of his sister. Mrs. Pete Lar
son OF South Cottonwood avenue. Mr.
Osterholm's home is at Butte. Mont
Miss Iris Watts is spending few
weeks with her aunt. Mrs NJ Mad
sen OF Rhoades avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jess Dunn and family
OF Lamar are visiting at the home OF
the formers parents on Cyanide ave-
nue.. Mr.. Dunn has purchased the
NATION property on Cyanide avenue
and will take possession in the near
future.
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War Hero Must
Pay Wife AliInOny

Colorado Springs. Aas IS --Jcssn ".
Funk. coiorado's greatest war hero.
must pay HIS wife s35 a month ALL
mony while suit for divorce which
WAS fied here today Is tried In the To-
cal courts. Mrs. Anna Louise Funk.
his wife, alleges that. with The cxeep- .
ton of the government nIotmcnf dur
ing mis- period OF war service. she has
received nothing from him in more
than three years. Their 2-year- old
son is In her care.
Funk was decorated with the con.
gressional medal OF honor. The dis
tnguished service cross. the croix ds
Guerre OF France and Belgium. and
the French medaiilc mliIfalre for
deeds of bravery In ST Mihiel and the
Argonne. In addition. he was cstei
In orders by the British army. He
was In the Eighty ninth division.
In addition to charges OF non.sup-
port. Mrs. Funk charges her soldier
husband with extreme and repeated
acts OF cruelty, and asks the court to
award her the custody OF the child.
hearing In the district court today
awarded Mrs. Funk s35 a month tenn
porary aiimony during the tendency
OF the action. Recently Funk has
Ss1'' employed by a Denver live stock
company.
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Plans Made for
Illinois Picnic

ARRANGEMENTS are being fast com.
pletcd for the annual picnic and social
gathering Of the members OF the Iili-
nois Association OF Fremont County.
which Is to be held at the City Park
next Monday Labor Dnyl. All OF
the committees are hard Mt work and
the indications are that the prorram
this year viii be one OF the best in tho
history OF the association. Every
former IllinoIsan. whether a native or
'empornry resident OF IN. state. aa
wen ms all visitors fiom Ilirois .ra
invited TO be present and partielna,a
In the festivities of next Mord,v..
celebration. There are 900 ar coo ~
I'inoisans In Canon CITY and vIctnitv.
tend. - "'seu 10 at
ns program committee has pre-
pareu splendid entertainment for
tne afternoons celebration, copsistiny
OF snort addresses. music, vaudeyille
stunts ana a general good time. me
committee has been fortunate In heinz
ap'e 10 secure Morris Emmerron. al
itor OF the Fort Collins Courier for
mer weil.known journalist OF I,Iiso,.
as me chief speaker for the occs .,or
ana rousing address from him r. y.
sureo' Mr.. Emmerson Is REGARDED
- one OF the most e'oquent ana fs<,c.
Iui speakers IN Colorado. LieutI yso~-
ara Burton viii make 4 short taIk g.
DIS experiences Is Z soldier owe rs.ss
the Wabash quartet" WI ~ -
, nsno. e usual and furnish some
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Is Home On
Short FurlOugh

Mai. Maple T. Harl, late of the
headquarters staff Of the Third Army
corps in France and Germany. ar
rived Sunday night on short fur
Tough to visit his mother Mrs NJ. J..
Hari. SIT Rudd avenue. Maj. Harl
arrived in New York from overseas n
week ago last Sunday and was grant
ed leave OF absence from his com
mand until August 20. after which he
was ordered to report to Gen. s. 8.
Sturgis. commanding the First divi-
sion at Camp Pike. Little Rock. Ark.
He has made application to the War
Department for an extension of his
furlough. BIZ has not yet been ap-
prised that his request has been
granted.
Maj. Harl was given permission by
the military authorities last spring to
make tour Of Italy, and lie visited
Rome. Naples and Fiume and other
places OF interest >on the Medfter-
ranean and Adriatic seas. He saw
considerable active service on the
Western front before the signing OF
the arlnistice.
Maj. Harl says that owing to the
disturbed state Of affairs along the
Mexican border many Of the men who
expected to be mustered out Of the
service on their return to this coun-
try are being retained IN the army for
possible use south OF the Rio 0rande.
MAJ Hsrl has no intention Of remain
Ing In the military service altar NOR,
nal conditions have been restored In
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Coal Miners
Help Pupils

Durango. Colo. Aug. 26.-The coal
miners at Perins. camp near this
city. thought the little pupils Of Mrs.
Mounts. who is teaching the Lightner
a photograph. and suggested to the
teacher and pupils that II they would
put on a play they would turn out in
force. The play Melted 800. and
then. to raise sufficient sum to pay
for the musical instrument the miners
gave a dance and turned over the pro.
ceeds to the fund.
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Firemen of State
To Enter Drills

Breckenridge, Colo. Aug. 26.-The
to send team to take part in the
state firemen's tournament at Ordway
next month. At Breckenridge the
nremen will celebrate August 81 and
September l with various athletic con-
tests and drills: also baseball games
will be played at Breckenridge on
these dates between CRANKY and
Breckenridge teams and on Monday
forenoon between LeadvilIe and Brock
enridge ball teams. In the afternoon
OF Monday the winning teams of the
preceding games will play. The an
nual field day OF the volunteer fire de-
partment generally attracts a large
crowd on Labor day.
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The funeral Of the late Nrs. Minnie
Booking, widow Of the late Fred Book
ing, who died At Wbeakisnd. Wyo.. .
lew day. ago, was ke1dza< Wilson's un-
dertaktng chapel at 2:30 o'clock this
afternoon. The service was conduct
cd BY Rev. Charles J. Armentrout.
pastor Of the First Presbyterian
church. The remains ware brought
here Sunday night and we're hoconv
panied BY Mr.. and Hrs. Charles
Beuchner OF wheatisnd and Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Booking Of Butte. Mont,
the latter couple joining the funeral
party in Denver Fred W. hooking
arrived herr from Rife. Colo. Sum-
day afternoon to attend the funeral
and Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Mckee OF La
Junta reached here . 1:45 today for
the same purpose. Lou Booking. sn
other son. is expected to arrive. .
night from Ajo. Ariz.. and interment
will not take place until Tuesday, as
the body win be held 10 AFFORD him q
last view OF the familiar features.
The deceased was born at waibach.
Germany, March 90. 1872. and came
TO this country in 1855. The year
following her arrival IN the United
States she was married to Fred Book
ing at Fulton Mo. In March. 1885,
Mr.. and Mrs Booking came 10 Canon
City TO live. and made their hime here
until the death OF the former on Au-
gust 1915 Following the death OF
her husband Mrs. Booking went to
whestland to live with her daughter.
Mrs. Beuchner.
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1ahan, who was accom- paniadsb ~ his
wife, STOPPED here while On "a way
TO Westc.iffe for the purpoQ sof re.
newing acquaintance with A n, Mitch
ell and Lloyd Egbers. with whom he
was intimately associated before the
two latter transferred their drug busi-
ness ffom Florence 10 Canon City in
1901? Mrs Callahan b q former
Canon City siri and VIII BE- recalled
|by some OF the Older residents OF the
community as Miss Hattie wacker. 4
VISITING RELATivEs
At sALtoA uS&D
Mrs. Harriet Ssrtor. - Macon
avenue. LETT q few days ago for .
weeks visit with her daughter. xrs
Troy Hughart and family and also TO
hep celebrate little Misc Jane Hugh
arts birthday.
CLYDE AvssoNc HERE
FROM CASPER WYo.-
Clyde Hyssong. who recently re-
ceived his honorable discharge from
the army as a lieutenant. Is now To-
Gated al Casper. Wyo.. with the Mid
west OIL interests. He is in town to-
day visiting his parents.
RETURNED SATURDAY
FROM OAKLAND, CAL.
Mrs. NJ. NJ. McKissick and daughter.
Mrs. Ju ius G. Cramer OF 603 College
avenue. returned home last saturday
afternoon from couple Of months
visit with their daughter and sister.
Mrs. McCorkle at Oakland. Cal Miss
Nan McKissick of Seattle spent the
summer with them at Oakland Mrs.
McKissick was not in the least IA
tigued by the long trip TO the Pacific
coast and return. and enjoyed her
vacation to the utmost Mrs. Kissick
and Mrs. Cramer visited all OF the
principal points of interest in the vi.
cinity OF San Francisco.
MRS. C. NJ. Ro1iNETTE
VISITING DAUGHTER HERE
Mrs. c. NJ. Robinette Of Cameron.
Mo-. is here for visit with her daufh-
ter. Mrs. Clyde Merris. she having ar
rived on Saturday.
MANSFIELD AND NIECE
GO ON a FISHING TRIP
c. E. Mansfield and his niece. Miss
Ina Laubach. have gone on q fishing
trip with l.. ID. Goss and party. Their
destination is not known.
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Flour and Sugar.
Wholesale Prices by u. s. Bureau OF
Markets.)
Wheat flour lin quarters.
halves and 9S-lb. sacks).
per cwt- = >D.9o " 900
per cWt. $50" s4.2oG4so
Sugar. granulated. per cwt.. 1906
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ChicsFo,- corn-No. : mixs1. Si.slo
o:i.-.Ns sSii.' ls&ed'sss:: No. !
ssy.si .Ns; I; ssS1;sss.as ei.s4x.
Tiuothy--te.eeQ
I, sCloVor--Homina1. n ~ 4 ~ -1 - i.S
PorIk-NominaL =
H. 3''! q essen. ,'|l'' 4.
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CeIsvnae settIenest Prices.
Bar silver. e1.13k.
Copper; pound. asoa4c.
GpeIter. $40.
Tungsten. per unit. ss.BoO1S.oa.
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chicago.--Hoes-To s21.e5; heavy
weight. sl9.l0m2125; medium weight
S19.35 21.60: light weight. $1,000
2i.65: light light, s1s.75 G21.15; heavy
packing sows. smooth. $3.50 q 1900:
packing sows. rough. $3.50 q 1925;
pigs. Si7.75m19.00.
Cattle - Beef steers, choice and
prime. $4,000 1915; medium and good.
s12.50NI6.35: common. 10000 1880;
light weight. good and choice. $4,000
1925: medium and common. $4,000
400: butcher cattle, heifers. s7.b0G
1900: cows $3.50 1850; Gamers and
cutters. $1,000 as: veal calves. $1,000
$4,000: feeder steers. $500 1915.
stocker steers. s7.25l11,00; western
range steers. sa.50@1G.50. cows and
Sheep-Lambs. 81 pounds down,
s14.250 1850; culls and common. $500
013.15: yearling wethers. $10.50012.75;
ewes: medium. good and choice. s7.75
G9.25.
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chicaeo.-Potatoes--M Early
Ohios. sacked CARROTS. t2.40@2.55 cwt.;
carlots. ss.ss6s.76 cwt.: California
White Rose. sacked. CARROTS. 1900 cwt.
Eggs Firsts. I@12c: ordinary
firsts. $50 3sc: at mark, cases included.
3s@41c: storage pack firsts. l2h q 4sc.
Poultfy-Aiive, springs. s1c: fowls.
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FAR K E T
oVorArIoMo
TAT Q n .

wertsrn Newspaper Union News Service
DENVER nARkErs.
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Live PeuItry.
Eggs.
Butter.

Eggs. strictly fresh. case
count Sll.0O = il--o
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The following prices on dressed poui
try are net T.. O. b. Denver:
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HIDES AND PELTs.
Denver Price List.

lit hides. &c per ID less.
Dry Flint PeIfs.
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PROF. HALEY HOME
FROM CAMP CRANKY

Prof. A. L. Haley arrived home Sat
urday night from camp CRANKY. neal
Denver. the Y. NJ. e. A. summer camp
where he has been in charge of the
athletics and entertainment feature Of
The camp for several weeks.
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WILL ATTEND Elks'
STATE CONVENTION

Everett r. Bancroft left here Sun
day for Denver on his way to Love
land to attend the Elks' state conven
ton as the onicial representative OF
Canon City lodge. No. go. B. o. p
Elks. He will be gone most Of the
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FEED five ON
$50 A MONTH
U. S. Expert Tells How II
Can Be Done
ny CAROLYN VANCE BELL

WASHINGTON. II. c. April l.
!, takes a minimum OF $50 n month
to provide family OF two adults and
three children with sufficient nour.
ishment. according to present prices.
declared Miss Auhyn chinn. food ex.
pert OF tho department OF agricul.
TURF.
Intelligent buying. Miss Chinn de-
elared. Is the only salvation of the
American housekeepcr.
Since 1914" she said. ~the cost
OF living has increased IS per cent"
The American people could well
cut down their portion of meat. she
said, II would be better II milk and
cheese were partially substituted.
European peasantry have very
much better food habits than the
American people. she declared. Wit.
meas their superior physique.
How many American women"
she asked. could have taken mems
places In the fields as French wom-
en- did during the war"
Here IL plan for purchase OF
the necessary articles OF diet for n
week to feed five, as prepared by
Miss China based on prevailing
Aka~hi pwtts,a urfrSs
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A Wartime Recipe
for Gray Hair

Gray. gtrcakcd or faded hair can
be Immediately made black. brown
or light brown. whicheve~ shade you
desire. by the use OF the following
remedy that you can make at
home:
Merely get Dor Of orlex powder
at my drug store. IT costs very
little and no extras 10 buy. Dissolve
II In 4 or. Of distilled or rain water
and comb II through the hair. III.
rections for mixing and use como in
each boz.
You need not hesitate 20 use or.
lex. as n 10000 gold bond comes
In each boz guaranteeing tho user
that orlex powder does not contain
silver. lead. zinc. sulphur. mercury.
aniiine. coaitar products or their de
rivatives.
IL does not rub off. In not sticky
or gunmy and leaves the hair
fluffy. II will make gray haired
person look twenty years younger.
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Frisco Market Report

SAN FRANCISCO. April but
ter-Extras. ssc TO Bsc.
Eggs-iocai. 4The. puilets'. +5c.
Cheese flats. fancy. sic.
Potatoes Wharf prices: DeltaA
t.T5 to s. per GENITAL for choice. and
ss,a5 to $3.50 for fancy. oregon Bur
banks. s. 10 s2so: Idaho Gems. s. 40
to ss.9s: Washington Gems. s2.25.
Sweets. tt7s to s. for Ice house. and
1915 20 81 for others. New potatoes
81 20 s. per 100 pounds.
onlons--Iee house. California. s,.si
to $3.50 per Genital. on the street.
1875 to 81.
oata. per centai-Red feed. $40 tn
te.s5. red. seed. ts.s0 20 SAYS. red.
recleancd. 500 to 81.
barley. per cental-Good feed.
about s.i7h; shipping. s2.p 10 s.ss.
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Portland Market Report

PORTLAND. April i--cattlc--Rc.
cetp,s. 100 head. market strong beat
steers. sis 60 sis.so. good 20 choice
steers. sii-5o TO 3i3.5o. medium 10
good steers. $40 10 sii; fair 20 good
steers. 80 TO $40: common 10 fair
steers. 81 20 80. choice cows and helf.
srr. $3.50 TO ti2..s. good 20 choice
cows and helfers. - 10 $40: medium
to good cows and h~ifcrH. 81 TO 81.
fair 10 medium cows and heifers. s.
to 50. Gamers. s35o 20 1850: bulls.
IS TO $3.50: calves. 1850 TO sfago.
s,oeksrs and feeders. 81 10 SO.
Receipts. s3i head. market
strong. Prime mixed. ffs7s TO sis.
medium mixed. ISIS TO sis. rough
heavies. $3.50 20 sis7s. pigs, sis.7s
10 stT.s0. bulk. si3.
shecp-Rcceipts. <so head. Prime
lambs. SIS TO siT. fair 20 medium
lambs. Sis to SIS. yearlings. sii 20
ti2: we,herr. 80 TO $40. ewes. $3.50
TO 5000.
Bu,ter-City creamery. Boc to Gle.
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Eggs went up a cent on all grades
Tuesday and yet the demand II 70
great that few dealers ARE having
enough OF surplus Go begin storing
In earnest High meat prices and
general business conditions are re-
pulting In unusual demand for eggs
this season. ana many home-owncrH
are taking the tip 10 raise chickens
this summer. declare dealers.
Butter quotations were unchanged
Tuesday with the expected easing up
OF the market apparently aA Tar
away as ever. The advances In New
York and San Francisco markets
are responsible for tho condition Of
the local market
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Eggs Advance as Demand in
Seattle Keeps Increasing

The California outdoor greens sea.
son seems TO be well started now
with shipments from tho southern
state continuing regularly. 4 steam.
er, arriving Tuesday morning.
brought the usual amount OF rad.
ishcs. lettuce. celery. and cauii.
flower.
The first local hot house eucum.
bcrs OF tho season showed their
faces on the street Tuesday morn.
ing and were snapped up readily at
s. so 10 $3.50 o dozen.
Several more days Of pleasant
weather will result In an increased
amount OF local grecnstuffs on the
street.
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BEAR MAKES HIMSELF
AT HOME IN KITCHEN

MOOSE LAKE. MINI, April L.
A cub bear. about 10 months old.
caused much excitement when II
walked into town and scratched at
tho hack door OF restaurant. The
cook thought Il was the owners dog
Her discovery that IL was not began
a series OF activities In the kitchen
which could have been eauaied only
By the bursting OF high explosive
she'll
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Hungary Wants an
Alliance With Hun

ZURICH. April IA dispatch
from Vienna today stated 1; was
learned from authoritative sources
in Budapest that the Hungarian 30
vict government has offered Ger.
many an alliance against the en-.
tente.
Rumors also are in circulation
that tho Russian soviet government
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332nd Given Gold
Medal by Italians

NEW YORK. April IAN official
cablegram from Rome TO the Italian
consul general here today says the
532d United States infantry. compos.
ed of Ohio and Pennsylvania drafted
men. has sailed from Genoa, where
a gold medal was presented To the
entire regiment for valorous fighting
with the armies OF Italy.
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DENVER. Colo. April i.---Cattic-
Receipts. 200 head: market steady
Steers. sit5o to sisss; cows and helf
ers. $3.50 to sis.75. stockers and feed
ers. 5000 to ,itT5. calves. sis q
fitSo.
Receipts. $500 head: market
steady TO strong. Top. sis-2s: bulk
$3.50 to tis.i0.
Sheep Receipts. 1900 head: mar
ket higher lambs. siTso 10 sis.25
ewes. sts.2s 10 siss0.
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Market Reports

Eggs-s Selected local extras. 4ic 70
isc,
IIcns-3sc 20 aic. broilers, 4oe to
t1c.
Geese. lie 20 zoe.
oregon triplets. 37c 20 ace.
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NEW YORK. April There was
an irregular price trend at the stock
market opening today with trading
In small volume. United states Steel
Opened at ssx, Off y: Tobacco Prod.
ue,s. si, off X: Mexican Petroleum.
isoA. OF "a. Marine. 81. up =: Cen.
trail Leather. TIN. up =; Baldwin. IS,
up u; Southern Pacific. ioi. up ~
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NEW YORK. April Money on
call 5h per cent six months. ba
per cent Mercantile paper. bis per
cent Bar silver. New York. si.oih
Demand. sterling. SASSY.
The market closed irregular.
United states Steel closed at ssH
bethlehem u. T0ia. up rs. Corn
Products. 59N. up -: Marine prefer
red. ii5. up a Mexican Petroleum.
1904. OFF y: Industrial Alcohol.
lssis. up 81. General Motors. ii7s.
up 4.