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New-York tribune., 1920-03-16
Commodities
Cotton


iae unsettlIng news from Germany
'.1'eo active liquidation and sharp
,''"'"s break in the market yesterday.
w was followed by an even sharper re-
S'e'y' with both March and May deliv-
WV. making new high records. March
~ up 10 io'o4c, the highest price ever
4-"eu by futures contract in the local
Ia . asS, T. while May advanced from. 3s.3pc
,,,i i',-oe and closed at 81 09c The gen
,.ss. market closed steady. al a net ad-
rna Vi 10 TO - points.
e "a market opened easy at decline
s ~ 70 81 points and sold &c to az noints
ss "er r right after the call Liverpool
ia, se,ier here while there was a good
tys- H. 4riul1ation owing to nervousness
spns,Ie me German situation. The offerings
sT2gsafed s2s TO be readily absorbed. however
,tsr ,st aue interests among the buyers. and
asrss, me llfst rush Of selling subsidized the
ssn n. turned firner on covering The
asfss, "s.ss'y I've steady ruling of the stock
spnlon e,, 80 evidently reassuring. and the
lie di.,vvss,. vs,.oehtly gained ground. here that
or oances in Germany would soon
VIE os %, Anis view was expressed by
lasntsi me 'ne local cotton shippers to Con-
sssmr.ph'ise would result in a stronger
NV w., government. and offerings were
JOB MI. MI, during the afternoon. New
sa bv b.".ns ms We're held back to some ex-
he S,,, pi"Spects Tor better weather in
= {, Nh. but the general list sold 20
H. ei"af' pio.h's net higher in the late trading
hs noSaa was several points off from the
fhs1 1"1er ger realizlnr.
taasu,n eesnsus report showing domestic
sslr.a, ption Of 5l6,5 bales for February
IsI.S IsIIssS tas.2a5 last year, was considersd
hrls ~ "1a ,o probably helped to offset re-
's,her v saoor troubles in Fall River and
sarset g" uncertain tone in the goods
tsss,er ,rNate cables reported Man
IAN selling in Liyernooi on tho Ger
Nea Of fUsacal news. but said the disloca-
susness l'nan trade might benefit British
Yer ~. and Liverpool rallied sharply
sarkets' local opening. Southern spot
achss achsneaxher higher to 10 points lowsr. generally
asn.ss with moderate volume Of
ssehan~,u.eaa' spot market was steady and
40 ssiee w. a. hlc for middling upland.
f"'sc OF prices follows.
New-York tribune., 1920-03-16
Wayland Oil and Gas

Question,~Will you give me your opinion
of Wayand Oil and Gas w. S. c.
Answer-For 1919 the Wayland Oil
and Gas Company reported a surplus
after dividends of $1O,385. Earnings
from all sources were $440,4O3 and net
after operating expenses, depreciation.
and taxes was S145,385 The company
has oil and gas leases on about DC. 600
acres in West Virginia. Its production
of oil runs about 800 barrels a day and
it's gas wells have a capacity of about
100000 cubic feet. The management
of the company appears to be compe-
tent and conservative. 1t has an au-
thorized capital of 100000 of per
600 of common, both $5 par value. The
preferred shares equal with the COM
mon in dividends after per cent has
New-York tribune., 1920-03-16
Change Not Expedient

f.s Ugestion-Living In Europe and alway,
ra1anhe 1sJshe reductlon of dividends in American
want an ssw your York srsssn, New Haven Hartford
wise me to sell and invest In tJnitsd y2a st,so az
nu1Der -. n comman. as safer for years to come
oe French victory loans ?-R. l., L. e'''e'
:Answer-We do not regard the sub.
stitution of United States Rubber com .un
sbares m0n shares res for American Telephone
viewpoint. The former is a ns larme
Garner at present, but the shares are Te
very speculative and the business Of
the company is not SO even as that of
American Telephone. We see no eAs inn ~
mediate prospects of a reduction in in
american Telephone dividend. The
earnings are running at about the same
rate as for several years, which has, has
oeen De =, between 9 per cent and 10 per cent
on on the ne stock: The margin over the s
per cent dividend is not great. to he
sure, yet the company is growing and nd
we believe you would do better to kee.
ent. e p'eo-
New-York tribune., 1920-03-16
Business Troubles
Petitions in Bankruptcy

The following petitions in bankruptcy
District Court:
KAUFMAN, B1ALER g. Co.. INC.-In-
voluntary petition against Kaufman, Bialer
q CO. Inc. manufacturers OF suit cases.
~ East broadway and : to Forsyth
Street. Lila bilities, $1,000: assets. 81 900.
samuel G. Duberstein. So Park Row. is at
torney for the petitioners.
NATHAN BLANK - Voluntary petition
BY Nathan Blank. 5s South Main street.
Port Chester, n. Y. Liabilities 3e443: no
assets. Benjamin I. Taylor, a. south Main
Street, Port Chester. is attorney for Blank.
MILTON Observation-Disclosures peti
ton OF Milton Liberman tcr,rasr president
OF the Llbernan Export Cornrany. Inc.
importers and exporters, nj ~ Liberty
Street. Liabilities are sll3.ss5Ia There
are no assets. A. Bertrar1 So ~ t,ele 100
Broadway, Is attorney for the petitioner.
SAMUEL GROSS--1nvoIunts.y petition
against Samuel Gross. retail dry goods
ties are in excess Of $1,000 -issets not
stated Alexander Levine 500 broadway
Is attorney for the petitioNinf creditors
Assignments
KAUFMAN. BIALER c. co, INC
Manufacturing travelling bags and suit ca ses
at 81 East Broadway and 2 TO s Forsyth
Street, yesterday assigned for the benefit
of creditors to Aaron J.. Palmer Morris
was Incorporated in 1919 with a capital
stock OF $4,000.
SAMUEL. GROSS. dealer in dry goods at
3022 Third Avenue the Bronx, assigned
for the benefit of creditors to George l..
Oertel.
New-York tribune., 1920-03-16
SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY.
NOTICE OF MEETING
lCo Broad way New York X Y

January =. 1920
TIC Annual Meeting of the StoekLnltser.
OF the southern Pacific Company viii be
held at the Office of this Company In An
chorage. Jefferson County. Kentucky. on
Wednesday. April 9 1920 twelve
o'clock noon. standard time for t.ie fol-
loving purposes, viz:
!. To elect aftcen rivec.ors
.. To consider and act upon all cues
tons and matters which they legally coi,le
before the rneeting relating to Federal CON
troll of the Company's properties under the
ect of. f.Congre.ss OF March Il, 1eis. or anv
agreement or settlement with the Govern
!nent in respect thereto or relating to tho
termination of such Fedora! control by the
return OF the properties or otherwise. andi
or relating to conditions resulting from or
succeeding such Federal control. and gem
orally all questions and matters growing
out of CT incident to such control, ter
mutation Thereof, or following conditions
5. To transact ali such other business as
may legally cone before the meeting in
Guiding the approval and ratification Of All
action of the Beard of Directors and OF TIL.
Executive Committee since the last ANNA
meeting OF TIE Stockholders OF this Com
pans-
For tie purpose Of he i,.es.lns. tas
books for th- trarsfer O. stock viii be
closed at O'Clock Z. II. Tuesday, March
@3, 1929, and wiil be reop.nec al &c O'Clock
A. NJ. Thursday. April 8. 1890
BY order OF the Board Of Directors
HUGH NELL. Secretary
New-York tribune., 1920-03-16
Erie 4 Per Cent Bonds

Question Would like to have your opinion
on Erie 4s 1853. Erie bonds are probablv
not high class investment, but would Ike
20 .o Know If it is reasonably safe to assume
that interest will always be paid. Does the
new government guarantee insure payment
OF interest for that length of time IF. p. r
Answer Literally speaking, the gov
ernment guaranty guarantees nothing.
The Interstate Commerce Commission
Is directed to fix rates which shall be
equivalent as nearly as may be to 5h
per cent on the valuation, the railroads
Tor that purpose being divided into
groups II remains, then, to be seen
n, how the various roads will prosper un-
terest on bonds is given bv the gov
ernmcnt The Erie Railroad must
demonstrate its ability to earn sufi-
cient to take care of it's obligations,
We are Of the opinion that it will be
able to do so. The convertible bonds
are not high grade, by any means, al
though in our opinion they offer specu-
latlve investment opportunities at
present.
New-York tribune., 1920-03-16
THE MERCHANTS BANK
OF the CITY or NEW YORK

Notice is hereby given that a Special
Meeting of the Stock holders of this Bank
viii De held al the office of TIE Bank, ~
Wall ST. New York City. Oh March 2s.
1920, at II O'clock A. VI. At this Meeting
The Stockholders VIII be Invited To con-
slider and sto act upon an agreement for
tile merger Of this Bank into President
and Directors of The Manhattan Company,
wn.ch agreement has aeretofore been ex-
es'uted by the officers of This BANK b.
authority of TIE Board Q. Directors and
has been approved ~ he SGperinterdent
OF Banks, ana to transact sugn other
business as flaY properly come hefor,
tie Meeting.
Ike transfer books Will he closed at tn.
c,ose OF business March 23Td and reopen
- the beginning al business March 25th
OWEN L PAyNTER Cashier
New-York tribune., 1920-03-16

sales during the day amounting to 600
tons. The market opened unchanged and
ci"ssH 70 ~ points net higher.
a. decline of s points, probably rejecting
the unsettled influence OF the German
news on general sentiment, and business
was restricted throughout the day. At
best the market was narrow affair and
while to point gains occurred around
midday values eased off later under scat
tered liquidation, closing a net declines of
TO points. July was exchanged for
september at % points and May Tor De
cembcr at points.
The range of prices follows
New-York tribune., 1920-03-16
FINANCIAL MEETINGS
NOTICE OF SPECIAL MEETING
AMERICAN TELEPHONE
AND TELEGRAPH COMPANY
M 1QS Rrna<. NAV
&eu, York M 81. hfarch lo

New York. y. =. March TO, 1920.
TO THE STOCKHOLDERS:
Notice is hereby given that a Spec ial
Meeting OF the Stockholders OF tho Amer
lean Telephone and Telegraph Company
will be held at the principal once OF the
Company Nc. 1875 Broadway. Borough Of
Manhattan. city Of New York. N Y, on
Tuesday, the tf..rtieth day Of March 1920
at 1890 o'clock in the forenoon, TO CON
creasing the ca pital stock OF the Company
frer Five Hundred Million nouars
$500 600, 0oo>. consisting OF Ave million
g 600 ooo> shs res OF the par value of One
Hundred and Fifty Million Dollars
!s75e obo, ,o0ol. 20 cons's. Of seven million
Ave hundred thousand t7aGo .oeo) sharss
o. the par value OF Cne Hundred Dollars
$4,000 each.
II. p. THAYER. President
ARTHUR A. MAESTERs, Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1920-03-16
Butter, Cheese and Eggs

Butter Receipts were 2.4ss pack
ages Creamery, higher than extras H.
spss g to 'a s1 score sSSas &C. n irzs Is
SS to SO score. 63d CSC; seconds, So to 81
score, SIS q SIC; lower grades. SIS q SIC: held.
extras, G2l2 q csc; frsts, 590G2c: seconds
q 72c; extras 7o@7lci trsts, e5 @6sc; sec
onds. Goa G4c; state dairy tubs finest, %
QtGGl2c good to prime. 59M64c; common
20 tair. Asa &c; renovated, extras, % = q
tirsts 46C 47c; ladies' current make. frsts
44Gs 45c seconds. 40m41c; lower grades
ss q t2c: packing stock, current make
No. /. 4o34 @4lc; No. ., ss@3sAc; lower
Cheese Receipts were 1850 boxes state
@slc average run, ESQ 2sc; tower
graaes whites @ s7s twins oooraa held s
lower grades, 18027c; Wisconsin, whole
milk. twins, 81 q soc; single daisies. held,
30@31hc; double daisies, held. % "a @ sic;
fresh specials. 17G1Sc: prime to choice.
19@1sc; fair to good. io@l2c: lower
gathered extras, dozen. 47@4sc; extra
frsts, 46c 1lrsts, "a q 45c; seconds. 400 44c :;
dirties, No. /. al@42c; No. 2 and poorer.
3S040c checks. good to choice, dry, $50
ern hennery whites, extras. sac; lrsts to
extra frsts so 5Sc; gathered whites irsts
to extra frsts. SOC o3c; white. pulets. A
q 45c; Pacific Coast, whites, express, extra
frsts TO extras, So a sac: tirsts. 50W SIC :;
pullets.. Petaluma, A q 46c; other sections.
42@44c'; other Western and Southern,
gathered whites. 46Q52c; State. Pennsyl-
vana and nearby. hennery browns, extras,
49 n 5Oc: gathered brown and mixed col
ors. extra. 47@4Sc; hrsts to extra frsts.
New-York tribune., 1920-03-16
Second Liberty Loan Bond Incom.

Question--1f a person buys one 500 bond
second Liberty ~ per cent at the present
year and then sells at the same price at
which it bought, what rate of interest
will it have earned? Also, what rate of in
tcrest ts per year will the Victory Liberty Loan
the present market price and held one year?
j. E. w.
Answer-Your Liberty bond will have
yielded you 4.73 per cent under the
condition you name. The Victory bond
will have yielded you 4.s8 per cent.
New-York tribune., 1920-03-16
Underwood observation-disclosures
Copper

uuestion--Will you kindly give me infor-
nation on Underwood Typewriter stock and
kennecott Copper. as to their past dividend
records rec ss and what they are paying At present.
H. b. ''1
Answer-Underwood Typewriter now
pays per cent per annum. The rate
was increased from 6 per cent nIApril
|, 1919. In 1918 it paid per cent and
b per cent extra, in 1915 and 1917 per
cent. 1912 and 1916 4 per cent, 191i 2
per cent. Dividends are payable quarter
ly, beginning January 1. For 1eio there
was earned on the common stock 24.74
ner cent, the largest since organisation.
The stock is entitled to good specu-
lative investment rating. Kennecott
Copper pays 50 per annum, quarterly,
March 81. 1t paid 81 in 1919, 81 in 1918.
$b.70 in 1917 and $3.50 in 1915. Earn
ings have been poor of late on account
OF the depressed condition of the trade,
but with improvement in the metal sit
uation good copper shares, in our opin-
ion, offer speculative possibilities.
New-York tribune., 1920-03-16
A Reliable Firm

=. Question-Will you kindly inform me if
Messrs. Brown & Coombe brokers fno
Broadway. New York City, are of reliable
New York Stock Exchange u. S.
Answer-Messrs Brown g. Coombe
are members OF the New York Stock
Exchange, and we consider them to be
a reliable firm.
New-York tribune., 1920-03-16
Winchester Earned $l74.82
a Share OH Common i'm 1919

The Winchester Company earned
$174.S2 share on the $1,0o000O COM
mon stock in the year ended December
81, 1919, instead of $17.4S a share, as
previously reported.
New-York tribune., 1920-03-16
Investment
Information

Qaesttons 81 genera! intsrsss "a
smrestors ; sosH be ans,csrsd In th;s
eo!!H'"n. IN sohich cass oniy initinis
.osu % .ssd. 0thsys will 30 .,. on-
ssoered o. mail. Addvsse au n.
g, gasrsss, ssolostme 9 stamped, I'd.
Gness0d ~ envelope 70 F3xaneiaI Editor.
York Csty. ~ 80 ''s"
New-York tribune., 1920-03-16

Sales Open High. Low. Last
500 N H & M M IAN 14A 14A 14%
1000 Nipissing Min. 1913 1913 1915 10T
400 Ophir Silver NJ /
1900 Prince Con :. q Il q IL
5000 Rex Consol.... 9 10 8 10
1880 Roper-Group M Il "a Is A
100 Seneca Copper. 1874 15% 15% 15%
800 'Siver Dol M. 1a u u u
$500 *+Silver King T.
27500 "+Silvcr Pick. 10 27 19 "a
500 Standard Sil Id ID Il h r.
1000 *tSucccss Min. ) s 5
1900 Sutherland Div 3 5
750 +Tono Belmont 2i4 2N y. 21a
1850 '1ono Divide. 2,Is 2ls 2 PIX
1000 Tono Exten... PA 81, 2is ~.
500 sTono Mining ois pa Ok
2200 Uni,ed Eastern 80 37s '3lS
2000 "1U Cont NJ ,
1900 "fVictory Dap 8 8
1900 Wash Gold a. liz 1,'s La IL.
300 West End Cons ia la 17s LA
$500 1Wh Caps min 10 Is II u
200 *White Knob pf 1$s is 12s ia
$500 Wilbert Mining s s
Bonds
Sales (oo0 omitted). Open. High Low List
s55 .Allied d Pack Ss o7% 372+ Is. 97S4
! *do 1924 49,. % 81 81 "a
3 +Beg 6s 1926. 95ls 95% 95ls 95H
20 Gen Elec 6s 1910 99A 100 99$4 100
sInt Rap Tr Is. 1874 73 72% 73
"Swss Gov 513s 81 81 81 81
*Unlisted. iSels cents per share.
New-York tribune., 1920-03-16

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF TIE
stockholders o. tn Whttestonc Realty
Company will be bald en- the 18th day O..
March 1870, at o'cico.. In the aftsrnoo
OF that day, at the once OF the Company
Room io3, No. IL Broad street, Borough Of
Manhattan City OF New York. for tho
election OF directors and the transaction Of
before the meeting.
Dated, March 8, 1s10
NAMES B. KILHuRN. Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1920-03-16
Sugar and Coffee

Current Year
prices. ago.
Sugar. granuated. per ID. .l4Qls .
Coffee. Rio No. Z. per h.. 14{t 1sN
Coffee. Santos No. {. per lb.. 24 1875
SugAr-The demand continued active
yesterday. with relners reporting a more
liberal movement and a further improve
mont in delivery expected toward the end
OF the month.
The sugar futures market WAS quiet.
New-York tribune., 1920-03-16
NOTICE or 4NNxss. MEETING
AMERICAN TELEPHONE
AND TELEGRAPH COMPANY
~. va M f}tllsNuN
- ~ = -r.1..- y ALL


New York. y Y. March o. 1920
TO TIE sTOrkBOLDERs.
Notice IA hereby given that the Arnuai
Meeting OF the Stockholders os Che Amer
Ican Telephone ard Telegraph Cornpany
VIII be held at the principal Office of the
Company, No 1a6 Broadway. Borough of
Manhattan. cay OF New York y Y. on
Tuesday, the thirtieth day Of March. 1920
u l2 o'clock noon, for the following pur-
poses.
l. To elect Directors and Inspectors Of
Election for the ensuing year
= 10 consider and act upon vote ap-
proving the acts of the Directors Execu-
tive Committee and Officers az shown BY
their records, since the tast annual meeting
or the Stockholders. and the transactions
OF the Company referred to in the annual
report of the Directors TO the Stockholders
for the year fala.
.. To transact snch other business ~
may properly come before the Stock
holders.
The transfer books of the Company
vii. be closed at the close OF business or
March 18th. 1890 and reopened at lo:0s
A. NJ on March 3lst, 1920
ARTHUR A. MARSTERS. Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1920-03-16

nsady,'ynnn nnss Spot Markets-rort worth
!, sS,iiyss,cn n."snged. .,sg. 42c; sales. 500 bales.
|'sahssSv oeies. New Orleans quiet. un.
sc; sales. S77 bales. Mobile
New-York tribune., 1920-03-16

quiet. unchanged. at se.2ac; sales 14s
bales Savannah steady. % points higher
at 40. 25c sales, 1859 bales. Charleston
steady. unchanged, at 4oc; sales nil. Will
mingtoon quiet. unchanged. at $50: sales
nil Norfolk quiet. unchanged, at $50
sales 353 bales. Baltimore nominal. un-
changed. at 4o50c; sales. nil Augusta
steady, unchanged, at 4Oc; sales. 1,105
pa les Memphis steady, unchanged, at
4o.5oc: sales. $500 bales. st. Louis
steady unchanged. at 4oc: sales. nil.
Houston steady, unchanged. at 4lc sal les
I4I bales Little Rock steady. unchanged
AT 4oc; sales, 100 bales. Dallas steady
10 points lower, a 42.95c; sales, Si6
New-York tribune., 1920-03-16
Cotton Statistics

N. Y. arrivals 1000 1866 l3l
Liyernoo noo9a cablesspot cotton qust at
Imports, 1000; American, 10000. Futures
opened easy at to II points decline.
nonts s'saay at ns5 Msy 9f to %
24.l0d: October. 22.34d; December 2147d.
Manchester: Yarns, irregular; cloths. "a
fair business doing.
Cereals
Wheat The market was easier yester-
day despite the strength in other grains.
while in Kansas City they were un
changed to 10 cents lower. The milling
demand was of small proportions owing
holders seemed rather more disposed to
sell. There were some, export inquiries in
to s cents under price paid last week. it
said that moderate business had
been done and that good deal more
position, however. showed no change for
the better and the visible lost LAP, 900
bushels for the week, bringing the total to
4s,o2e 600. compared with 11l.bs2,ooo last
year. Some authorities are inclined to
take a very bullsh view of the future, as
they believe that the prospects for the
wheat acreage last fail was reduced % per
cent and many believe that there may be
sown to spring wheat. A scarcity Of labor
is the principal trouble, and 1t is said that
some farmers in the Northwest have deter
mined not to plan any larger acreage than
they can take care of with their own FAM
lilies and local labor
Corn-Afesr a slightly easier opening,
owing to a feeling OF uneasiness over the
foreign political situation. the market de-
veloped pronounced strength and prices
advanced to the highest point reached
during the recent bull moyement The
May position in Chicago sold at S1:53 and
July at STAG. The close at the best
Of the day, with net gains of Sssc to 47sc
strength in the market. and it was the
prevailing impression that the advance WAS
due to very strong technical position
Yesterdays Previous Year
corr No. = yellow. ,siTs sl'77A si.SsA
Chicago
june. June. l4S as .l42 is5l 4
Oats~-rhe market easy early in the
day. but subsequently prices rallied in
ing. closed with net gains of 4 to sc.
There was no export demand in evidence,
but 1t was thought that Canadian interests
Yesterdays Previous Year
No Sew hGrs s1o4SG'c4 e'G's si.os. os seSs
Chicago:
Saiy.::::::: May.: - ~ .ss. sss :sss. .sss
Rye-Markct firm.
Yesterdays Previous Year
New York: close close ago
No West. sl.95h $1.s2E s17o
Flour and Meal-Quotatons were:
Yesterdays Previous Year
New York: close close ago
Minn. patent s1s.l2ls slsl2n sl1:4o
Cornmeal. .4.O004l0 4.0n14.10 35o@3.sb
Rye -four 9.o0Q9.40 9.0049.40 S.55@S75
Bran. $500 62.o0 $3.50
COttOnsced OIL
The market nervous and feverish
yesterday. Early in the day prices eA-
ner I'M
sion house selling prompted by feeling of
nervousness over the foreign political sit
uation and on the early weakness in lard
veloped pronounced strength. shorts COW
cred freely. however. and prices regained
most of the loss, closing irregular at
points net lower to 10 points higher. Total
sales for the day were 1900 barrels
The range of prices follows:
New-York tribune., 1920-03-16
CHICAGO, SAINT PAUL, MINNEAPOLIS
AND OMAHA RAILWAY COMPANY.

NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING.
The Annual Meeting Of the Stockholders
Of the Cnicago Saint Paul. Ninnes polls
And omaha Railway Company will be heit.
the cifiAe 9: ts@e epfa. ..any, IN the city
II HUDSON Wsconsl... On "Wednesday
April II, 1890 al nine o'clock A. NJ, for
the election OF directors and tho trans
action OF sucn other business as may come
before said meeting
Transfer books will be closed ons Fri,
day. March IL. t92o. at tho close cf hus.
ness on that day, and will be reopened a.,
Thursday, April Is, 1890 ~
Dated, February IS, 1870
JAMN8 r. CLARK pr..ia..,
JOHN D. CALDWELL. sooretarr.
New-York tribune., 1920-03-16

been paid on each issue. The Iatter
received 8 per cent in 1917, the same
In 1918, and 8 per cent last year. Divi-
dends have been paid on the preferred
seml-annually since November, 1915.
Both issues Of stock would seem to
have speculative possibilities.
New-York tribune., 1920-03-16
Livestock, Meats. Provisions
Yesterday Year are

Yesterday Year are
Live steers fair
to prime, 100
lbs. ......... .s1225914.bo sl4.25@1s.oO
Dressed beef.
sides, lb..... ITO .2l 19@o61e
Live veals COM
mon to prime,
100 lbs...... 17.0DQ 24.00 15.OOM2O 90
D Sc veal.
city, b.. .240 .34 .220p 80
Live W 3, 100
lbs. ......... s.oo@12oo loooa14.oo
Dressed mutton.
city, H.. ITO .o2 GOA e3
Live lambs. fair
lbs ;...,..., :. 1aoo@2o6O 10000 2c.25
Dressed lambs.
city, lb.... 400 .S4 800 36
Hogs, 100 lbs. 15.5O@I6.75 lS250pl9.50
Dressed hoES,
bacon, Id. -. ,22A@.22.s .24%Q.25A
Mess pork, bbl. 42.00 6D4300 So 0O@ -
Mess beef, bbi 1S.oo@1Soo 35.oo@36.Oo
West 100 lbs. 21.l0D2120 2SO0M2S1O