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Bassick Items

William Rowleigh went TO make his
friends at Frankstown, Colo. a well
come visit over Christmas holidays.
Milton Harden is going TO spend
Christmas with his mother in Mis-
souri,.
Mr.. Armstrong took a DAD Of pota-
toes to town Thursday.
Jim Spaulding took two loads OF
wheat to town Thursday. William
B. Johnson helped him.
John Spauling called at the Bas-
sick postonice Tuesday.
Asa Ruggles' house and cellar
was burned to the ground last Friday,
December 10. He didn't save a thing
as he was away from home thrashing.
Martin Harbauer surprised his par
ents Thursday evening.
William Cruckson ol the Nheelgate
ranch was a visitor at Bassick last
Saturday.
Ed Griffin and stete Hosea were
Bassick visitors last Saturday.
True Harold or Boneyard Park and
sister OF Rosita We're calling at Al
Grifin,s last Saturday.
Frank and James Martin went to
Westcliffe last Saturday.
Lillian Martin had her arm badly
hurt Saturday while she and her
brother were playing.
Frank Smith and W S. Seymour
called at Mr.. Lenges Sunday after
noon.
Mr.. yanderlinde was business
! caller at Lenges Saturday.
The neighbors at Bassick are put
ting up new postonice for W. S. Sey-
mour this week.
J. Robnette moved TO Florence on
Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs Rollin Carpenter and
sons are visiting relatives and friends
In the community this week.
| Mrs. Jim Spaulding and niece. Vel
ma. spent Saturday with Mrs. William
johnson.
Miss Verde Pine returned home
after two months visit in Canon
City with her grandmothers, Mrs. VII.
liam Towns and Mrs Allen.
Mrs. r. Hartbauer and son Emil are
on the sick list this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. vanderlinde and
son. Mr.. and Mrs. w. l. Tuttle and
Willie Craven and Clara Tuttle. Mar.
tin Hartbauear and sisters. Misses
Heslin and Helen. Miss Emma Rich
ards, Winston Dabney. Mrs. L. Pine
tSnd son Ernest and r. Smith were
callers at w. 8. seymour's Sunday ait.
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Denver TO spend the holidays with her
sister. Mrs. George Newcomb. and
family.
DR.. w. A. Williamson and wife were
Florence visitors Monday.
Mrs Joseph Zulkosky gave birth TO
twin boys Monday, December %.
Eureka lodge No. 66. Masonic lodge
of Coal Greek had installation last
Friday. Many attended from here.
Mrs. Lee RAFFERTY, OF Canon City.
after spending a few days. returned to
her home Friday
Miss Mary Price who has been on
the sick list. Is able to be out again.
Misses Ruby Angel and Emily Agard
We're Florence visitors Monday.
Mrs. w X. Jones and son Edward
motored to Canon City Monday
Buddy Phillips is sick with bad
cold.
Little Murn Goodhead, who spent
the past few days at Florence with her
grandparents. Mr.. and Mrs Richard
Goodhead and family. came home on
Monday.
One of the large panes of glass In
the front window OF the Colorado Sup
ply Company. was broken. Some small
children backed into it. incidentally
II sa miracle none of them were cut
Manager Nordgren put in another
glass. 1t all happened Monday.
The local schools had their Christ
mas exercises last Friday The Col
orado Fuel and ron Company fur
nished every child with boz o.
candy.
Mrs c. A. Jones and son Harry were
Florence visitors Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. 4. Z. Goodhead were
visiting Dan Williams and family at
Canon City Sunday.
Mrs Kamlnsky was in Canon City
Tuesday.
Mrs. w. A Williams was a Florence
visitor Tuesday.
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Miss Audrey Cusack is home from
Canon City for the holidays. Miss
Joyce Cusack is also home from Dem
yer.
James IIowieson dropped down to
Fremont county towns Wednesday to
remain orer Christmas.
The Misses Muriei and Thelma
vahldick arrived home from Canon
City last Friday to spend the holi-
days.
~ c. Wright .on brief business
trip. dropped down 70 Canon City last
Saturday.
The public school dismissed last
Wednesday for the holidays.
Miss Barbara Merriam is home from
Canon City to spend the holidays.
VIII Kettle and Huga Goschen are
again at work on their lease on Ben
West hill.
Joe Ayers returned to Canon City
Saturday.
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COURAGE

with cents in your pocket. md
IL cents In the bank. and the day be-
fore Christmas TO boot-with tho
larder quite empty and the coal nearly
gone. and house full of kiddies at
home. You walk up the street in old
clothes aud old hat. with a smile for
the people you meet. though some look
away and some turn aside when your
old summer suit comes into view
When hope long deferred has made
your heart sore. and the sky and the
air are all the same hue. Though
you've done your work the best that
you could and would be only too glad
to do more. Then Is the time for YOU
to saw wood" and to put in your very
best liclSs. Look the world in the
eye. never say died. success comes to
him who sticks, Anonymous.
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WestcEiff News.

Wet Mountain Tribune.
One OF the box cars occupied by the
section crew, with most of its con
tents, was consumed by fire in the
railroad yards mere last Wednesday
evening. The origin OF the hrc is
not known, but WIS probably from
an oyeiheated stove. A couple OF the
war, houses near by were threatened,
but the fire department was ON the
scene and played a stream Of water on
the flames. preventing their spread.
The engine WAS hooked to the burning
car which was pulled out to point
OF safety where It burned itself out.
The Misses Kiesler arrived home
from Canon City last Friday to spend
the holiday vacation.
Miss Pauline Beardsley arrived
home from Denver last Saturday to
spend the holidays.
George Fuchs is back again at his
old job. that OF assistant TO Station
Agent wadleigh.
Mrs, w. II. Funderburk. -accompa-
MED by the boys. came home from
Canon City last Friday,
The Misses Rosa and Viola Garuier
came up from Canon CITY last Friday
10 spend Christmas with Mrs. Hanna.
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ROckvale News

Jay Stock and Lieut.. Cole were
over from Florence Friday in Stocks
aeroplane. They proceeded TO Canon
City.
Mrs. Edward Aeard and daughter
Emily were visiting in Canon City
Saturday.
George Ifamer Is back again on the
smoke house job. after a siege OF the
pneumonia at Canon City
Edward Agard returned from Den
yer Sunday.
There were. 70 present at the Sun.
day school of the NJ. L. church last
Sabbath.
Edward NJ Jones'. n student nj the
State University Is here spending the
HOLIDAYS With his parents Mr. and
Mrs W. X Jones on Church IN
Christmas exercises at tho Mc;ho
dist F.piscoual church Wednesday eve
ming. At the Y. NJ, G.. a. Thursday
evening n picture of Mother will be
followed bv exercises,
Mrs Devovier has reiuin ned from
washington ond is visiting her dau~h-
ter. Mrs William Adams, and family.
James prir"'e Of tho Colorado Sr''-
ply store has the windows trimmed up
In "some stvle" for Chrlstmas
Fnneis Smith of Canon City was
down SUNDAY calling on his friends
mot OF Russia but Red aud Rlue"
Epwortb League contest is now on at
the Methodist church.
Mrs Ralph Angel and Mrs. John Y.
Evans were In Florence Monday
Mrs w. w Penney. Miss JOSS Pen.
ney and Edna Penney motorcd 10
Florence Monday.
Mrs. Edward F'rew of Coal Crock
was over Monday visiting Mrs. VII
liam Norris :.
II was pay day at the local mine on
Monday.
Mrs. Joseph Benson and wife OF
Clifton are here spending the holidays
with their daughter. Mrs. Il. O. Nord-
gren
George Pearcy. assistant auditor.
made m official visit 10 the local sup
ply company recently.
Mrs. Julia Job was a Canon City
visitor Monday.
D. A. Stout. assistant manager NJ
the fuel depnrtnient of the G. y. 4 ].
Company. made an official visit Mon
day TO- the local office
: Miss Emma Martin came in from
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East Canon
and FOurmile

Mrs T.. H. Snow of East Canon has
just returned from a months visit at
Holdridge, Neb.
Georse Cleveland came down from
the Western slope for couple of
days to visit with his sister, Mrs. Z,
H. Snow.
Mr. and Mrs. cramer and children
left for Fort Smith, Ark. last Satur-
day where they expect to make their
home.
A very interesting Christmas pro
gram was given at the East Canon
school house Friday. as follows: Drill,
"Christmns STAR Hear the TnlSle
of the Bells;" "Jolly Old Santa
Claus" play. christmas Toys" song,
Upon the Houstop;" "christmas Pa
Seant;" prologue-Sh epherds and
Star. Virgin and Child, Alteration of
the Shepherds; Worship OF III Maei.
The teachers had trimmed a beautiful
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Park Center

Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Pearcy We're
visitors in Florence Monday.
Weldon Freesan of East Canon was
business visitor on the Park Thurs
day of last week.
A. ]. Steffey OF Canon City was Wis
iting friends on the Park Sunday.
Henry Spoehase and VIII Wilder
have returned to the Cottonwood
Creek country where they have a
string of traps. Henry says they are
not taking much fur as the snow is
about two feet deep up there.
j. 2. Pack and w. Borden of Hard
ing's addition were on the Park visit
ing friends on Saturday.
This has been surprise week at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Bart Coughiln
at Park Center. First their son, Ed
ward j. Coughlin, and his wife. arrived
from Butte City, Mont, TO make a
weeks visit. Then James Coughlin
and Wife of Boulder Colo, dropped in
Unexpectedly for short visit. James
is brother of Bart, and they had
not seen each other for nearly 90
years. OF course. the meeting was q
IlOSl OHt AOu-I-
lin has been manager in Butte OF the
Ingersoll-Rand Rock Drill Company of
New York. He has been transferred
to the southern district. which in
cludes Texas, Arizona and Old Mex
leo, with headquarters at FL Paso, Tex.
He and his wife are on their way to
their new home, and stopped off to
visit the old folks while en- route.
Sam Hoffman says ii pays to adver-
tise in The Record. He has sold sew
eral of his registered Poland China
hogs as well as quite a few of his
grade hogs. and gives The Record the
credit for putting him in touch with
the buyers.
Z. w. links of Orchard Park was
business visitor on Friday of last
week.
C. f. Pearcy, wife and children of
Orchard Park were visitors at the
home of Robert Pearcy the latter part
of last week
Bert, Lee and Fred Mattoon of Den
yer are expected down to spend the
holidays with their mother. Mrs.
Ewers.
Ed O'Drien is in Pueblo in the in
terest of the Plumfie.d nursery of
Plumfeld, Neb.
Neil Rice is home from the holi-
days. Neil is attending the Denver
University this year.
, Mrs. G. f. Steffey of Canon City is
the guest of her mother. Mrs. Ed
O'Bhen, and expects to remain on the
Park until the first of the year!
Don Pearcy left a few days ago for
San Diego. Cal. where he expects to
| find employment
w, c. James has been doing some
mighty good work with The road drag
the past few days, and now has the
roads in this district in fine shape.
H c. Merrill of East Canon was up
looking after his ranching interests
the first of the week.
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Sloan News

Virginia Prather OF Cousin Springs.
was Sloan caller Monday.
A large increase in the mail shows
that the holiday season is at hand.
All the beautiful has melted away
and left us lot of mud in its place.
Miss Josephine Mcclure went to
Pueblo Saturday to spend the holi-
days.
The Rosita Cattle company has pur-
chased a large amount OF feed from
Mr.. Wilson. We have been told that
the Wilson's expect to return to the
state of Washington about the first
of the year. We are all sorry to see
them go.
Butchering and kraut making seem
to be the popular lines OF work at the
present time.
Lee Gaines went to Wilson for a
short time instead of Canon City. as
they were not quite ready for him at
Canon.
A letter from Veta Brown to Myrtle
Krcnning states that they have pur--
chased ranch with a large apple cr-
chard near Joplin, Mo.
A letter from Mrs. Peter Wagner to
Miss Rice asking to have her mail
forwarded states that they are now
located at Chatsworth. Cal.
Keith Murray. the little son OF Mr..
and airs. Robert Murray. Is FORUM
ate little boy. as Mr.. and Mrs. S. NJ.
Keith for whom he was named. have
given him a fine heifer calf.
Mr. Keith is hewlng logs prepara-
tory to building a log house on his
ranch and expects To have IL ready to
live in by spring. lie has also pur-
chased an engine for pumping pur-
poses.
And still the wheat is being mar
keted from Sloan. A truck load was
taken from the Murray ranch. the
Gaines ranch has maraeted two wagon
loads this week and there is still moro
to follow.
SO many complimentary comments
ed me that I take this opportunity Of
on the items from Sloan have reach
expressing my appreciation for the
same. and TO wish all readers Mer-
ry Christmas and a Happy and Pros
porous New Year.
alr Greenstreet baled his hay last
week He is getting ready to make a
move somewhere and 1t looks as IL
we are going to lose them, too. 1t is
too bad a good tenant can not find a
satisfactory place and terms. especial
ly the terms. when he likes ioca-
tion.
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Chandler News

The Chandler school closed Christ
mas eve with fine program. The
auditorium was prettily decorated
with Christmas decorations, including
a large tree. The program consisted
of a welcome speech. Christmas acros-
tic, recitations and action songs By
the primary department The Fourth.
Fifth and Sixth grades gave play en-
titled christmas in Other Lands g
The actors were dressed In the ma
tional costumes of The various coun-
tries represented.
Seventh and Eighth grade play:
"The Lacksay's Christmas Surprise %
SO o-"The Holy City" was finely
rendered by Miss Alwyn Evans.
Piano selections Apple Tree
Swing March By Minnie Lippin.
Piano solo-"Flower song" by Ruby
Evans.
Santa Claus paid a visit at the close
OF the program and distributed gifts,
fruits and candy to the children.
Piano solo-"Silvery Waves" by
Miss A. Evans s.
There was a good attendance at the
program and it WAS thoroughly en-
joyed by all.
The yictor-Amcrican Fuel Company
presented all the children OF Chandler
with candy.
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Pyrolite News

Mr.. and Mrs Cook were Florence
visitors yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Doran were
shopping in Florence Saturday.
sam Israel and family nave gone 20
Puebla to spend Christmas.
General Manager Snodgrass paid
this camp an official visit last Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs Joe Gilbert were vis-
iling relatives in Florence on Monday.
Miss Lille Collage IS ASSISTING In
the company store during the holiday
rush.
Harry Mccormick came down from
HIS ranch to spend Christmas with his
family,
Mr.. and Mrs Mccormick and Mrs.
Tayner were transacting business in
Florence Monday.
Francis CASTOR left for his home
ut Henrietta. oksl. on Friday. Mr.
CASTOR spent several months hero
working In the mine.
Jack Tayner and family have moved
In from their ranch above Canon City
but so far have been unable to secure
a house and are staying at the board
ing house.
Mrs. Nanapaz was seriously hurt
last Wednesday She attempted 10
drive a stray mule out Of the yard and
the animal kicked and struck her in
the face. causing her 10 lose one eye
and making several bruises. She Is
in the Graves hospital at Canon city.
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News of Fremont County
GATHERED CORRESPONDENTS

Christina stree. Each scholar was
treated to a box of candy and each
little child was given a present of 4
guinea pig which the little folks
thought great fun.
Miss Grace Arthur is home from
Greeley, where she has been attend
ing school. She is spending the hol-
idays with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
N. z. Arthur.
Mrs. c Watson left Monday to visit
her mother at Albuquerque, n. NJ.
Harley Howerton is home from Den
yer. He will spend the holidays with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Howerton
ON Greydene avenue.
Farrell Keith came home Sunday
night from Denver to spend Christ
mas with the home folks.
Tom Garringer has bought the Max
well place on the corner of Main
street and Dozier avenue. 3. L.
Brown and family. who have been oc-
cupying the Maxwell place, are NOV
ing to Kansas.
Anon Hall is home from Denver
spending his vacation with his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. +. A. Hall on Four
Mile.
We are glad TO hear that Forrest
Campbell won the bicycle that the
Leader was giving away for the most
subscriptions. He had $4,000 votes.
Forest is nephew of Mrs. Elmer
Lambuth.
Charley Lackey is here from Wa,la
walla, Wash, visiting the Halls on
Four Mile.
George and Merriam Lancaster are
here from Maxwell, n. NJ. visiting the
Hall families and also Mr.. and Mrs.
Back.
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Howard Items

Fred BeltZ got hurt while helping
Mr.. Tuttle vaccinate some calves. DR..
Curfman took several stitches over his
eye.
Mr. Tuttle's yearlings and 2-year
olds are dying with bloody merne.
Jim Howard has several men work
ing on the old kim trestle. He is
tearing it away and cutting the logs
up for props.
Mrs. Ralph Davis and little daugh-
ter Lowell, have arrived home from
year.
Mrs Ed Hubbard and daughter
Valma, and son Merlin. arrived home
from Greeley where they have been
attending school.
The school program for Christmas
was real good.
Miss Gertrude Bondurant and ia
ther and mother are going TO Sterl-
J ling. Kan, to spend the holidays with
! Gertrude's sister, EssIe, who has been
in the hospital there.
/ John Cunningham of Salida is Wis
4 iting relatives for few days.
We have new agent here again.
They change so fast we can hardly
keep track of who is agent any more.
! Bill Latham and Bernie Scott ar
! rived home from Gunnison where they
have been working.
/ Mr.. Prather had a mixed car of
stock shipped here.
Mrs. Jim Howard has been on the
/ sick list the last few days with a
touch of tonsilitis.
After the program at the church.
Mr. Mendenhall made a short talk on
the suffering Armenians. after which
a collection was taken of $3.50. There
were so present. counting the small
/ babies. of which there were only two
/ Their program was well arranged.
Mr.. Perry is talking of making \
road into his quarry. which is located
near Calcite.
II is understood that Calcite has
orders 10 begin work the first OF the
vera.
Schools are closed here for two
weeks vacation
/ Elmer Freeman arrived home from
: Routt county where he has been en-
ployed with the government survey.
/ John Gawf's two long-looked-for
/ brothers arrived this morning.
Some of the girls gave a party In
i the hall last NIGHT Quite few at
/ tended. They served vanilla waters
and cocoa. and all report a good time.
The new agents family has gone
TO spend the holidays with her folks
Mrs Kallephone Morrison is at
home for the Christmas holidays.
Mrs. A. G. West has returned home
after a weeks visit with Mrs. NJ. a.
West of Salida.
} Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Applebee and
~ were in Salida Monday Of this
week.
velma Murlin and Mrs f. B Hub
bard are home from Denver where
they spent the winter.
The c. +. & !. Company OF Calcite
expect to resume operations Janu-
airy 2.
A family reunion is TO he he'd at
Mr.. and Mrs. F. NJ. Allred's. All the
members of the family are expected
to be there.
Lon Davis has just completed i'm
!, provements to his beef and stock pens
to the amount OF $500 in the way of
sheds and self-feeding hayracks.
There is to be dance at the How
ard hall Christmas night.
The school teachers of the Howard
schools have all left for their homes
to spend Christmas.
The +. NJ church gave treat to
all their scholars Sunday morning.
4 Mr. and Mrs. c. A. West OF weiling-
ton, Kan. and Mr.. and Mrs r. 7.
Grace of Holdridge. Neb.. will spend
iChristrnas with their grandparents,
Mr.. and Mrs r. M. Alfred
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ernoon. They had good time sing
ing Christmas songs.
W. S. Seymour and A. Vanderlinde
went to Canon City Monday with
four-horse load of grain and potatoes.
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y q o BEER LETTER.

NEW ORLEANS Fch. rh, mar
kct waH depressed aealu TODAY Boy a
further sensational decline boz foreign
rNchnnrc demand sterling milup 81
aai lnd Contiueuf'f ptcs were lower
The weahn0fa in f'rr su ga rhangN Be-
Uttrihlicd iO thc u 0rahIf uniniHll
and monetary situui on uhrotd nut or
cause uf no1rf 1fferlnrs pf bills Scu
iua WIS 1duisDd ir en tho fhcnr, thnt
the depression Boa foreisn cvchanee win
rorirlrt exports hut indications AFRO thpl
shipments to Europe Viii cont mac
hcaV1
Cotton goods remain firm in some
Ineiancos higher rhc demand con
iinucs urgent and ns raw cattun huf
declined u valuo somewhat 80 mtr
while ,hc finished product was advpnc-
ing tne Hpinncrs mnrEin iH mrgcr than
ever
Adviees from Washington are TO cf-
fcrf tnif NHCouuf tuOt INitrl nrglHe
1rCa Britain t1 accept tlr senators
reservations Wuhcs tue way cleur for
500 df ratification of thc pnlnn reGfr
which Will ho up Tor debate again early
Intf Wreh Meanwhile the market ls in
500 HnaetflnH condition pendng lreaa
developments abroad
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PRICE OF CORN
MAKES SMALL
DECLINES
Collapse of Foreign Ex-
change Was Evident
Source Of Depression.

uf The Associated Prose
cHirAGp. Fob. Culmpse ~ fur
cirn exchange. although 30 fifW treat
ci With apparent Indifference fndHr u
tho curn pic became HitarNnrd Hn oAi-
dent source OF depression Corn riuand
unsettled gr to ! I % uDi lower. effh
MnN 81 80 tn 50 and july ffai : 4
500 it oats lost ono cont 90 h-k. and
provisions five no gse
~ wtH NOR until after word WISE rn
ceNrd OF attempts 20 cancel export
tAl"f ni onia mud rtr That tho corn
m1fAut showed ans important affects
nf thn cvtfaordlu1gN Mohha in ~
change Thrn selling prfnauro ou corn
hich before hld he.n only a scaifrr
~ aur' hfondcnrd out. and ihcrc wer,
rlFun of general foundations
brfH lito cnfr rntn waY ln tho end
despite initial strength
Provisions we're heavy from enc 0uf
set
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Cotton. Stocks, Grain, provIsions, Cot
tor Seed, oil, Sugar and Coffee.
Members ~ New Orleans Cotton F3x-
ehnnRe New Orleans Future Brokers'
Association, New York Produce TX.
change. New York Stock Exchange
New York Cotton Exchange, New Y0rA
Coffee Exchange. CT .eagO Board Of
Trade, Associate Members OF Llver.
oool Cotton Association.
Special attention given 20 the axecus
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FORT WORTH
LIVESTOCK
MARKET
roar worm i've STOCK.

sncfiAi in Tho caiitf
niti worth. revaa irh Al.
though 0niilr rnctipia wrrn exception
aliN hman TusHint the ruu Hifordod 10
Hu'W too cud Sever DHrh nl desirable
steers und hriiora being shown in lh6
native diViuVu, steaf braiilngs wen
zoo % rance uf ti4 to ti1 $50 with some
Doe ttirr cattle Hp sii.i0 tu sttf5. plicts
iNHi luusNd .Tti good whUu compared
win WHIST other mHrl cts uro offering
SumT hriiriH notrhed ile.t con tower
priced aicurH uul CONS the mHIAsi
CROSSED considerably bot nothing ha0
tu 500 fnt lower Omlp 1900 cittlc uud
'nN cHlNtr were on offer
Quotations Cattle Nr0YrH fgnfFGn:
HtochcrF ftNli COWS fia0N $50.
hrliois ft.i0Wi1lh bulls t1sUns.
calves 81 l0niatO
iluea. iirtNt Nt15mta go. Hnnt
fih.i1m'ih.O1| malluu fif1tNthl
mltcd sfa1fn lf1h common SEA
1896 plgH sluWi4e6
fhoon lambs tlsWso cn1mr sii
ie Wcfh,r ffsmt3tp ewes sftW
40. Guile ffnS
trnfs $500
CATTLE SALES.