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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-09-20
Notas de sport

peloteril en- nuestra SULTANA DEL
OESTE. Y Guerrish olvidandose que la
lola es redonda Ell bate tambien, Sc
asombra al pensar que Ia novena CAR.
DENIAL DE FRANCO puede lucha- con
SfUh1S, hIbUSCh, tUNCE, CUA-
MO, HUMACAo, ALL SAN JUAN, po-
&C ha visto GUERRISH o HA vISTO
MUCHo Y en- su AFAN por DESACRE
DITAR Y CRITICAR nuestra novena,
20 olvida En- cuanto la novena CC-
biche HAVANA STARS esta sera mer-
cancia igual al BOSTON STARS debe
de recordar elamigo Guerrish que cusn
do vino 81 Boston Stars, la novena Ma
yagiiez desorganizada en- aquellos dias
fue llevada a la ocho como CARNADA,
les muchachos cardenales Sc dieron cuel
ia de 10 que p1etendia La empresa y
rracticaron UNA soLA SEMANA. lY
QUE sUCEDIo? Pues NADIA los bosto-
nianos moHeron firme en- ambos juegos.
iiY que hablar GUERRIsH de "galle-
tas viejas"!! GCual es la novena de
pTimera que no tiene GALLETAS VIE
JAS en- P. R.? Hasta su team favorito
SPORTS esta compuesto con varias GA
ILETAS PASADAS. En- cuanto a los
JUNIORS INDICIPLINADoS yo SUI
pongo que PEPIN al escribir su cr6n1-
ca tendria en- la mente ell re-
sultado del desaffo entire ALL SAN
JUAN VS.. SPORS Ell lunes Dia del IRA
ha:o Benefcio del Gsllego en- Ell cual
rein6 la discipline hasta e. illtimo ir-
ming en- ell cual al verse los ex-jinetes
en- pe,igro pusieron en- pracNca todas
classes de combinaciones indiciplinadas
obtando los muchahos de Vidots por re
tIrarse. iiLas cosas de los grandes pa
san inavertidas!! Yo comprendo en- rea-
lidad que las huestes de Franco son
indicip,lnadas, pero es en- ell sentido
cue cuando estan la majagua no re,-
petan a ningiin pitcher, por duro ore
sea. Es bueno Que sepa GUERRISH IF.
que Ell team RADIO ha mantenido =
mantiene ell honor mayagiiezano Ell
tase ball. El RADIO es el orgullo de
ruestra Sultana de, Oeste, su 'recor1'
es formidable en- nuestros de segunda
y estamos en- la completa seguridSd
que estos formidables juniors de Franco
ayudados con las galletas viejas del
Ma agiiez haran algo por restaurar el
horor de nuestro Mayagiiez en- pelota
Sepa Ell amigo Guerrish que Rafael
Franco ha mantenido su team RADIO
contra miles de obstaculos, ell mismo
cronista sabe que en- esta ciudad Ell e.
tUsiasnIo por ell deporte desaparec1o,
muchos pero muchos han sido los incon
venientes que ha tenido dicha novens,
sin embargo su novena continua orgl-
Eizada dispuesta no hacer BULLA
ror aca sino dispuesta veneer el enc
migo en- su propio terreno. NADIA tene-
mos que yer con Ell cuadro que llevara
Isidoro Garcia en- su tiltimo viaje la
oCHo nj tampoco tenemos que yer con
la FoETIzA que lie diera ell domingo
s en- su propio terreno el formidable
RIBOSCH de Cayey los SPORTS, So
lsmente tenemos que yer con nuest1a
novena y cooperar por Ievantar ell en-
tusiasmo por ell deporte en- nuestra GU
dad. Nuestro libro permanecera abier-
to que vengan Leones o Jinetes ha
cerrarlo. Pora ell momento basta.''
KIKE.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-09-20

Ha partido para ell distrito de Tsabe-
la-Quebradillas, donde reanudara su Ia
Tor escolar, ell popular Caquito, orgullo
de este pueblo que sabe valorar sus
meritos. Ell va desempenar la plaza
de Maestro Especial de Agriculture,
cargo que ha venido desempenando des
de hace algdn tempo con ell beneplaci.
to del departamento en- distintas pobla-
clones de la isla. No podemos menos
Que desearle un nuevo triunfo para que
SO 10 sumo a los muchos va conquista-
dos por el
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-09-20
FirpO no tenia muCha con-
fianzd en- 81 triunfO

Luis Angel Firpo publico recien-
temente un artfculo en- "The World"
de New York, hacienda declaraciones
sobre el resultado de su batalla con
Jack Dempsey.
Veamos algunos parrafos de di-
chas declaraciones:
"Yo no sc exactamente ell ndmero
de habitantes que hay en- los Esta-
dos Unidos, pero tengo la seguridad
de que todos ellos tienen interes por
conocer mi opinion sobre la batalla
del dia catorce con Jack Dempsey.
Yo responderia gustoso con una sola
Erase, pero me es impossible decir
GANARE PERDERE. Ninguna
de esas respuestas refejarian mi
sentir.
"Yo sc que yo puedo derrotar a
Jack Dempsey. Sc del mismo modo
que tengo un punch capaz de terri
barlo de un solo golpe. Pero hay
gran diferencia de pensarlo asi
Ilevarlo a la realidad ell dia catorce
en- ell stadium de Polo Grounds.
"Demasiado sc yo que Jack Demp-
sey es ell CAMPEON DEL MUNDO
y yo seria muy bobo 81 ese titulo no
me infundiera respeto. Como COM
prendo del mismo modo que ell cam
pe6n es un humane como otro cual-
quiera puede caer como cayeron
humanos que fueron campeones.
"Muchas personas me aseguran
que yo no podr6 tocar Jack Demp-
sey. Mientras yo tengo la seguridad
que 81 podre. Todos los hombres que
con el peIearon pudieron alcanzarlo
con sus golpes, Brennan, Willard,
Carpenter, Gibbons, 81 ellos 10 hi
cieron, ipor que no he de hacerlo 70?
"Yo no puedo celebrar mas peleas
hasta iugar la carta mas importante
con ell campe6n. 81 yo tuviera opor-
tunidad para veneer a otros pelea-
dores antes de enfrentarme con
Dempsey, mi confanza seria mas
solida, pero el contrato firmado con
Rickard senala el dia catorce como
ell mas grande de mi carrera boxis-
tica no me queda otro remedio que
cumplir mi palabra."
use que puedo ganar confio en-
cue asi sera."
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-09-20

Entire los nuevos maestros que han
sido contratados este aflo por Ell depar-
tamento para que trabajen en- este pue-
bio, Sc hallan las apreciadas h1jas oe
este, Rosa y Rafaela Rivera, Ramona
Amezaga, llamada aqui por Mono, y
los j6venes cuyos pueblos ignoramos.
Del Fi,ar y Vazquez Una buena cla.
sificacion al final de curse como recon-
pensa a su trabajo, lie deseamos a cada
rno de estos nueves ap6stoles del Ma.
gisterio.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-09-20
KIKE.
LOS ITALIANOS TERMINAN
LOS PREPARATIvoS PARA
LA EVACUACION DE CORFU

ATENAs, setiembre Is. Omitted
Press).- De Corfu informan Que los
:talianos han terminado los preparatt-
vos para La evacuation de Corfu, espe-
,ando para empezar 6rdenes de Roma.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-09-20
EN- MALTA TIEMBLA LA
TERRA

LoNDREs, setiembre 18. Omitted
Press).- De Malta informan haberse
sentido ALI esta mafiana las siete y
treinta un fuerte temblor de terra.
No hay detalles.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-09-20
UN RUMoR DEsMENTIDo

ATENAS, setiembre 1s. (United
Press).- La legaci6n italiana en- esta
ciudad ha desmentido ell rumor circulado
ore aseguraba Ia evacuation de Corfu
por los italianos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-09-20

Avidos en- desarrollar suS facultades
cognoscitivas muy pronto nos abando-
ran una pl6yade de jovenes Sc qllienes
sc trasladaran Rio Piedras en- busca
de la savia que derrama nuestro mas
alto centric docente.
Que Minerva con sus rayos fosforee-
centes les conduzca por ell camino del
triunfo, y que al retornar a su pueblo
cifan en- sus frentes la aureola de la
victoria son los mejores deseos que les
podemos ofrecer.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-09-20

Muy pronto Sc hara cargo de Ia &C.
le,turia Ell active empleado Eduardo r.
Rivera quien consecuencia de una
operation quir1rgica 10 tuvo reclufdo
en- CANA algtin tempo. Nos alegramos
infinite el que va Sc encuentre dispues-
to ocupar de nuevo su ofcina qua
tan dignamente desempena
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-09-20

Ell afio pasado Ia Sociedad termino
con suficientes fondos no obstante
estos seiiores tienen en- mente trabajar
para ell aumento de estos fondos y po-
der proveer a nuestros escolares con
bonitos euuipos. Hacia ellos va nues-
ira mas calurosa felicitacion por tan
brillante idea. yANDERBUiLT.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-09-20

Hace algunos meses fue trasladado
este pueblo ell jefe de policia Quintin
Rivera. Morovis Sc encuentra satisfe-
cho con la nueva adquisici6n, pues We
Ell Rivera al hombre capacitado para
Gesempe1ar tan delicadas funciones En-
sus diversas actuaciones ha demostra. o
cue es un competente funcionario qEe
so-amente cump.e con su deber sin i :
1niscuirse en- las odiosas redes de Ia
politica, como habia sucedido con otrcS
anter, ,ormente. Una larga per1nanencia
le deseamos y 10 felicitalnos per SIS
lSudables trabajos reaI1zados EN- tan
breve periodo de tempo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-09-20

competente direction de un buen inge-
micro de esta loca1idad. Esta medida
pone muy en- alto el nombre de la nue.
va administration municipal y espe-
ciaImente extendemos nuestra mas ca
lurosa feicitaci6n al Sr. Fernandez Sc
garra. comis!onado Municipal de esta
Iocalidad, pues segdn informes Ell Sr.
Segarra era jugardor de Baseball y
es un sEsportman'' en- toda la extension
de la palabra.
Nuestros boys invaden ell campo de bas
ket base ball todas las tardes llenos de
entusiasmo interes alli celebran sus
practicas con mucho tacto y discipline
bajo la direction de nuestro Instruc-
tor.
Las nifias no Sc quieren quedar de-
tras muy pronto principiaran prac-
ticar ell Basket no dudamos que ba-
10 la competente direction de la Srta'
Brenes sold Player de la escuela su-
perior de Guayama, aprenderan mu-
chos nuevos "tricks'' para veneer
en- toda la lfnea.
La sociedad Atletica tambien quie-
re cooperar despu6s de haberse reu-
nido una pl6yade de enthusiasts profe-
sores qued6 constituida con La siguien-
tie directiva:
Presidente: Mr.. o. Porrata, Sec, y
Tes. Mr.. Carrasquillo. vocales. Merss.
F. Flores, E. Thillet Y G. Curet.
, 1923-02-25
heavy SELLING FROM EASTERN
SOURCES FEATURES GRAIN MART

CHICAGO. Feb. 24.-Heavy selling
which remained persistent through
out the week, apparently emanating
from the east, pounded down the
wheat market this week in spite of
stubborn opposition. The selling
appeared to be based largely on
assertions that the worlds probable
carry-over of wheat on July /, would
equal the pre-war average, whereas
the food needs of Europe had been
reduced to n minimum by disorder
and financial distress. Compared with
a week ago, wheat prices this morn
ing were 1Bc to 21kc own, corr off
nc to sc, pats lower &c to rs @1Ac
and provisions up &c to &c.
Contrary to eXpectance in some
quarters. the British war debt settle
ment at Washington failed TO afford
any special stimulus toward higher
prices for wheat, and on one day for
the first time since the world war,
there were no clearances Whatever
of domestic wheat from Atlantic and
Gulf ports. Notwithstanding an adj
vance in sterling exchange to the
highest point since March, 1919.
Delays to farm credit bills in Wash
.ngton, acted as n further depressing
influence on wheat values, and notice
was also taken of an advance in
federal reserve discount rates. There
were bearish reports current, too.
that the Argentine government was
preparing to offer financial assistance
to exporters. Among the leading fac
tors on the bull side of the market
was the relative cheapness Of wheat
as compared with the general com.
modify LIST. Chances that serious
damage TO winter wheat had been
done continued likewise to exert more
or less of a sustaining influence or
prices.
Declines in corn and oats were due
chiefly to sympathy with wheat.
Provisions reflected better Euro
pean demand for lard.
, 1923-02-25
GRAIN DEMAND
OPENSSTR0NG
Crop Reports Bullish in Chi
cago Trading, Prices Aver
age Higher.

CHICAGO, Feb. ga slightly
higher average in wheat prices pre-
vailed at the opening this morning
due largely to an unexpected advance
in prices at Liverpool. Reports that
conditions were unfavorable for the
winter wheat crop were also to some
extent responsible. Besides, bulls
put more or les emphasis or the
view that current prices had dis.
counted everything bearish. The
opening, which ranged from * to sc
higher, with May 1.1Sk to 1.1SA and
July 1.l4% to II. u. was followed by a
moderate reaction and then some
thing of a rally.
Some buying OF future deliveries
here was said to be on foreign &c
count. No aggressive selling develop
ed, but offerings OF May enlarged a
bit at the last. The market closed un.
settled at 4 net declipe to &c gain
with May 1,17S TO LIN and july
1.14h.
Corn and oats were easy as a result
OF liberal receipts OF corn. After
opening Il off to ls0Ac higher. May
T4S to TN. the corn market under
went a slight general sag.
Tho majority of traders were look
ing for larger receipts next week. ant
the market closed heavy, A@9sc t,
nc net lower. with May 74h to 74k
Oats started &c lower to a shad,
advance. May As and later tende,
downward on all deliveries.
Provisions reflected weakness o
hog values.
, 1923-02-25
Livestock


CHICAGO. Feb. 24.-(United States
Department of AgrIculture.)-Hog-
Receipts 1t. 900; early steady; bulk
$50 to 210.pounl averages SS.104S.25;
'op 1925: bulk 225 to 3o0-pound butch.
,rs S5.SO1S; few packing sows around
81: light weight pigs $T@7.5O; estima'
ed holdover 5000; heavyweight hogs
S7.75@7.95; medium $7.S5@s.2o; light
SS.lOdS.25; light light $S@s.25; pack
ing sows, smooth, S6.S5@7.30 pack
ing sows. rough S6.6oq6.9o; killing
pigs. S7.25@s.
with week ago: Beef steers and
yearlIngs generally 25c to 4Oc higher;
kinds of value to sell at 80 or above
showing most advance; killing quail
ity mostly medium to good; extreme
top atured steers and long yearlings
n load lots $l0.25; few head yearl!ngs
$1,000; beef COWS and heifers gener'
ally Csc higher; desirable light heiters
up ore: Gamers and cutters strong tc
l5c higher; desirable light hcifers VI
more; Gamers and cutters strong t.
l5c higher; bologna bulls mostly Ice
to csc higher; heavy beef bulls slow
around best bologna prices; yea
calves uneveniy sc TO $3.50 we
spots more; medium light and heavy
vealers showing most decline: stock
crs and feeders generally steady; low
ar grades weak. Weeks bulk prices
Beef steers s7.s580.35; stockers and
feeders S7.25@7.75; fat she stoct
s4.75a5; Gamers and cutters S3.2'q
AS; veal calves sli@12.5O.
shcep-Rocelpts 1000; mostly ID
rect. Compared with week ago: Fd'
wooden lambs generally steady; clip
ped kinds q big 25c lower; fed year
ling wethers scarce. about steady; IA
sheep strong to 10c higher; fecdinI
and shearlng lambs steady to strong
weeks extreme top fat lambs Slb.A'
To CITY butchers. closing TOP sl5.2S Il
hackers: bulk desirable fat WOO et
lambs Si4.86@15,15; clipped kind
mostly $11.So912.5o: best fed year
lings s1si bulk s12.bo@13; strietl'
choice fat ewes up to $3.50; desirab'
lightweight kinds s7.5o9s.4o; heavie
mostly S6a7; feeding and shenrhni
lambs mostly Sl4.7b91S.25.
, 1923-02-25

spirit throughout the state to depend
more on inherited wealth than upon
ones Immediate efforts. This is cvi.
denccd in the attitude of some of the
great corporations and also in the
81 of the public at large. This
attitude was shown when the coal
export tax was enacted. Everywhere
I was asked about this tax. There
seems to be a very strong feeling
against it. Business men in Ohio,
Illinois, and other states said that
they considered 1t the most danger
Gus piece of legislation enacted since
the days of slavery. They claim that
II Pennsylvania can put an export
tax on coal, then New York can put
an export tax on pulp, Ohio on brick
Michigan on copper, and all the other
states on something or other. This
would mean chaos for u commerce
and give a blow to American pros
perlty from which 1t would take us
n or two generations to recover.
Personally, I believe that the politi-
clans Of Pennsylvania have entirely
misinterpreted the Wishes of the
Pennsylvania people.
"A single state cannot live upon
itself any more than a dog can live
on its tail. Pennsylvania needs the
rest of the country more than the
rest need Pennsylvania. Any state
winch attempts to exist by taxing
other states will fall as did Athens
Rome and Carthage. However. I am
convinced that there is no such DIS
position in Pennsylvania as business
men elsewhere pretend. but that fears
along this line are ungrounded.
Just one word in closing regard
'nE New Jersey and Maryland. l find
New Jersey very active. New fac
tories are going up every day ant
there is n fine spirit among its PEG
pie. Maryland. Of course. never get
very excited. 1t does not suffer very
much from either reckless booms or
depressing panics. Personally. 1 am
very fond of all Of these states and
rate to leave them"
General business activities for TIL
United States as reflected by the
ndex of the Babson chart continue
70 hold steady at Q per cent abov,
normal. 10
CMr. Babson's next weeks report
VII be on the Eastern Central States
With Chicago as a center.)
, 1923-02-25

NEW YORK, Feb. 24.-with the
exception of only a few minor inter
ruptions the bull movement held
throughout the week with stocks
averaging a new high for the year
with some of the industrials reach
ng the highest point since the spring
of 1920. The upswing was not so
pronounced in the bond market.
Rising commodity prices, a flood
of additional earnings reports show
ng marked Improvement in all basic
Industries over conditions at this time
asst year and another series of favor
able dividend announcements fur
nished the basis for the rise in stock
prices. Public participation was more
extensive, but the bulk of the trading
was still in professional hands.
Sales of copper metal between 16
and 1910 a pound. the highest prices
since 1920. drew attention to the cop.
per shares nearly all OF which reg.
stored new high records for the year.
Sugar issues. which became reaction
airy following the break in the raw
sugar market last week. started up.
ward in response to higher prices for
the raw and refined products. Oil
shares also strengthened on higher
crude oil and gasoline prices.
Indications of a record daily aver-
age of pig iron production in Febru.
Try. combined with higher prices for
finished steel products and reports
hat many steel mills had withdrawn
rom the market as sellers of steel.
Induced buying of the Independent
steel shares. Automobile shares
made a quick response to reports OF
record production for this season OF
he year. Rubber shares were also
Inclined to stiffen on rumors of high
err tire prices. Speculative expecta'
ton of unusually favorable January
earnings statements vas noted in the
railroad group, several dividend pay
ing issues registering excellent gains.
Louisville and Nashville was one OF
he most prominent, gaining approx
mately 10 points, buying being influ'
need by reports hat the Interstate
commerce commission would soon
hand down a favorable decision or
the roads application to increase the
capital stock from S72, 200, 900 to $125.
900 900 permitting the declaration OF
a stock dividend.
Public utility. merchandising. food
tobacco. chemical, textile and equip
ment shares also had intervals Of
strength. %Shippings were the only
noticeable. weak spot, falling bach
slowly when it became apparent
that the ship subsidy bill was doom
ed to defeat.
While developmentas abroad ap
parently have ceased to be stock mar
ket factors, the establishment of 1
new high record for sterling at s4.72
only three cents below the ''pegget
, 1923-02-25
Foreign Exchange

NEW YORK, Feb. 24.-Foreign ex,
changes easy; quotations in cents:
Great Britain demand 40 9.16;
cables 40 1916: 60 day bills or
banks 4.6s sic. France demand sos
cables COG. Italy demand 4.S1; cables
ASH. Belgium demand 5.3l; cables
5.3lh. Germany demand .00435A
cables .oO44A. Holland demand 39.62
cables 1856. Norway demand 1913
Sweden demand 1851: Denmark 1914
Switzerland demand 1877; Spain de
mand 1857; Greece demand 40; Pc
land demand .oO21; Czecho slovakia
demand 2.S5; Argentine demand $3.50;
Brazil demand 11.62; Montreal .osh
, 1923-02-25
BANK Debts CONTINUE TOGA|N
FEDERAL RESERVE REPORT SHOWS

Bank debts or the week ending February Z. totaled SesOsOOo,0oo,
compared with ss2sSOOOOOO for the preceding week. This Increase rep
resents the customary swell due to frstofmonthp payments. Larger fig
ures are reported or all the leading centers. except Newark. Philadelphia,
Cleveland. Cincinnati and San Francisco. The largest relative increase
amounting % % per cent, is shown for Pittsburgh. -
As compared with totals for the week ending February 6, 1922, debts
70 rthe report week show a n increase of S1S11,O 900 900, or about % per
cent This large spread is partly accounted for by the fact that in 1922
rstofmon payments were included in h preceding week. while this
year February /. is included in the report week. Particularly heavy in
creases compared with lsty year are shown for Fittsburgh-62 per cent,
and for Detroit-50 ser cent. s-..
Debts to individual accounts we're reported to the Federal Reserve
board for banks in 252 centers o which 24 are included din the summary
by federal reserve districts. ......,.
Debts TO Individual Accounts by Banks in Reporting Centers.
, 1923-02-25
Potatoes

CHICAGO. Feb. 24.-Potatoes slight
ly weaker; receipts 40 cars; total Uni
ted States shipments s54; wisconsin
sacked round whites 9O9$1.05 cwt.;
dusties s1.o5 Oils cwt.; bulk $191.I5
cwt.; Idaho sacked Russets 1850
LIS cwt.; branded $1.90 cwt.; Mime
sofa and North Dakota sacked round
whites, small, poor quality s2kc cwt.
, 1923-02-25

OMAHA Neb.. Feb. 24-CU. 9. De-
partment OF Agriculture .l-Hoss re-
ceipts 1880; market slow, 69l6c
lower: bulk OF sales 7.s6qT.7o; top
7.s5 part load.
Cattle receipts 100; compared with
week ago: beef stern steady TO use
, 1923-02-25

lower; she stock mostly steady; bulls
fully 25c higher; veals Soc higher;
stockers and feeders steady; veal top
1900; stockers and feeder top $50.
sheep 25@50c higher; feeders 25@50c
lower; weeks fat lamb top 14.70; paid
Monday; closing top 14.40; weeks eve
top s.25; feeding lambs top 1865.
Sheep receipts 500; steady today;
compared with week ago: medium and
light lambs 4O45Oc lower; heavies
fully 50@75c off; y%earlings steady;
, 1923-02-25

Reserve Bank Ratio Advanced.
The federal Reserve SYSTEMS ratio
advanced on Saturday from 1874 to
1853 per cent. The New York Reserve
banks ratio advanced from 74.9 to rs
per cent.
, 1923-02-25

DULUTH. MINI, Feb. 24.-Flax
seed close: On track S3,O7l5; arrive
S3.O2; February $3.O7h bid; March
$500; May s2.sOh bid; July S2.7015
bid.
, 1923-02-25

Oil leases, real estate, owners OF
Teapot TOWNSHIP. Representatives
wanted. Call or write us. Teapot
Development Co., 21S Midwest Bldg,
Casper, observation-disclosures.
, 1923-02-25

Cash Grains.
CHICAGO, Feb. 24.-wheat-No. 2
red 1923; No. 2 hard s1.19h.
Corn-No. 2 mixed 73kc; No. 2
yellow 7sh@75c.
Oats-No. 2 white 45@4shc; No. 3
white 44@44i5c.
Rye-No. 2. s4kc.
Barley-67@71c.
Timothy seed-S5.e096.5o.
Glover seed-S13.50@2o.50.
Pork-Nominal.
Lard-S11.45.
Ribs-Slo.12d11l2.