The Carlisle independent., 1920-03-04
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 CATTLE:--The canner market notes the lowest level ot the year 70 date, offerings of that class peihg migbtv hard to sell at the prlces ana
 are as,c lower than last week. ihe trade otherwise is in good eondl1ioh-
 + is much more active than eusto- mary of late, resulting in an ,', aoslui.e of 3s to soc on beef steers "iiiie coxrs beifers, mixed cattle and stoeN cattle are fully 25c higher. i Beef steers $9 to $l5; stoekefs anu feeders s8 to S10.50; butcher cae.le s,2 5O to si4.00; beef cows S8to slo.oo canners and cutters S4.25 to sfoo' ctock cows and heifers S6.75 to 9Si bulls S6.50 to $10.5O. e 1 HOGS:-Iow levels were III Iotee
 g week ago today when the very pest l lI;oht hogs attracted at a S14-4o top Since there has been more aggreso.oa and better competition to the niaihs and a general advance has 1oiio"eu. Today's top made $15.40 showing net advance during the weeks 1ntei- va, of 50 to 65c per cwt, hgnt hoes 150 to POO lbs sharing in the strohe- est end of the advance Conditions
 in this department, like cattle, afe more encouraging, but whether the 1 trand of the market will continue along this basis rests solely wi.i what attitude the country dispiayS III liuuidating it's holdings.
 Bulk of the 160 to 220 lb hogs slo-lo to s15.35; 220 to 250 lbs S14.4o to s15.15: 25o lbs and up S13.4o to s14.5O: rough packers $12.25 to slz.t'
 Pigs 120 to 150 lbs S14.50 to S15.Za' 90 to no lbs S12.75 to S14.25; peewee pigs $9.50 to S12.00. SHEEP:-Supply is small but she
 market has shown no aggressEeness' still selling rates are about as hish as they were a week ago today though there is this much difference
 at this time last week packers bought lambs at the top of the market, put today they worked on a ratio of ze to soc less than the top
 Best lambs s20.25. Good lambs
 s19.5O to s20.25; culls and medium
 grades SIS to S19. Fat sheep 9lo to
 s11. Choppers sS to s9; cannefs $a to s6.
 A complete change ii Congress siae
 all state legislatures would be move in the right direction for the well pc
 ing of the people of the United States. l ". L. Kittler has accepted posl- tion as meat cutter for the Industrial Transportation Company's new store to be opened up here in a few days l Mr. C. c. Saunders is making ar engagements to take the management
 of the new store to be put in by the
 Industrial Transportation Company. | B. D. Muzzy who has been quite sick with influenza for several days,
 is again able to attend his duties at the Bank of Carlisle. Mrs. Muzzy,
 and their son Dale, have been sick also, but are much improved and are able to be up.
 l Harry Perkins of the Arllmo Lum-
 Der Company is one of the busy young
 men of Carlisle. He tells IS that the lumbc business is exceedingly good notwithstanding the great advance ii pj es thl-ing the past few months. Harry is 8 hustler and will get the
 business if 1t is to be gotten.
 -HERBINE cures constipation and
 reestablishes regular bowel move
 ments. For sale by all druggists.
 M. and Mrs. John MedendoYp en-
 tertained Dr. and Ms. E. F. Harri-
 son at their country home Tuesday
 evening. The time was spent very pleasantly.
 J. R. Roman who has been suffer- ing from an attack of influenza and
 pneumonia for the past several days
 is reported much better. It is to be
 hoped he will be able to attend his duties as manager of Southern Rice
 Association soon.
 1 MT. and Mrs. Earl Cazer and chil-
 dren, who recently sold his farm and
 other goods. and who have been spending a few days with MT. and
 Mrs. Geo. Zimmerman, left Wednes-
 day for Lonoke, where they will visit
 Mrs. Cazer's parents for short time
 From there they will go to Louisiana
 where they will make their future | home.
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