The Signal, 1912-10-24, Page 8• Tow Lam r. tli-ruuwe 24, 11112
IOP APOSTLES
A COSTLY MISTAKE
Pope Now Sees Error -••Directing
Faith Blick to Apostles.
All F•Ilowore e1 Christ Repudiating
Ap.e1.Ik ttucceaelen New Have
Proper seals fee Harmony and
Uni.n Through Untrammeled Bible
Steely.
it. Louie, Oet.
10. -We report one
.of Parlor Russell'•
di.00n:ors herr sa-
da from the text,
"kitty* tout 1 d wee
Jn Twelve?"
ohn 41:70. i The
for dee 1•red
that ehurtly after
the .4poetlee hied
fallen asleep in
death Sat.0 gut
greet puwer iu the
Church, uatug two
instrumentalities Iv
dootrrries. introduce 11s e
(1) By the Second Century ttfr rain -
liters of the Church began tv be
recognized as separate hem the con-
gregative'', and instead of being elect- '
ed as their servants, they established
themselves as a clerical class and
begat) to lord it over the household
lith, themsely . appointing the
ministers over the congregations, in-
stead of their being chosen by else -
tion, as in the days of the Apostles. •
I
(2) At the same time the chief ones
of the Mercy, bevies the title of Isis -
laps, were claimed to be the sucoes.
sora of the Apostles, with the same
r4ht to teach and to be oonsidered
infallible messengers of Christ. The
doctrine of Apostolic Succession wee to
formulated They pointed out that el
when Judas lost his place amongst R
The Twelve, the Mete% Wei and
chow one to fill his place.
The speaker called attention to the ; aryl
fact that the eleven Apostles in elect-
ing Matthias to their number in the i T
place of Judas, did it without Divine' I Ws
authority and sanction. The one they
Obese the Lord ignored, and we hear
nothing further of him. In His vwm limps
ghee time the Lord brought fvrwsrd
the one He purposed should take the b
Waft of Judas -Bt Paul. isle
Jesus assured taw Twelve that I tb
they would "sit, on twelve thrones, i
fudging the twelve tribes of Israel," 1
4 "Times of Restitution
GLAD TMANK
�WVN3•,
We walk ou starry Se/de of whale
Aud yet tenure the dahlias:
Yur W.sNugs oua+uue la ear side
We rarely oder praises.
. \1 • sigh tanning* supreme deeget
To crimes our Ives with spieud.r.
Aud quite Woofs tete daily *tore
Uf plainness *west sad leader.
Uur caro* are bold and push their way
epee our thought and teeliug,
They haug about us all the day,
Uur time fur pleasure stealing,
S . unobstructive many a Joy
N e pass by rod forget 1t,
but worry strives to awe our liege
And cougars If we let it.
There's riot • day l" all the year
But holds florae blddeo pleasure
And looking back Joys oft Appear
To brim the past's wide ae:uure.
but blessings are like frlrads, 1 hold,
Who love sod labor near us.
Vie ought to radio our notes of praise
While Itriag b•arta can bear is
Mull'atm) a Wreathe ..ear,.tbe..gW.•
Of worry ueot trouble
Farsaeing 1s the soul and wise
Who knows themaak is double,
Out be who Lu the faith and strength
l'u thank his God for burrow
Ras found • ley without alloy
1'u gladd•u every morrow.
We ought to asks the moment, notes
Of happy, glad Thanksgivlug;
The hours and dyaase phrase
of music wean/lying.
Aud so the theme should swell mud grow
As weeks and moat' pass o'er u.
Aud rise sublime st tbtsgood time,
A grand Thanksgiving chorus
ELL* WM&ILER \\'1LeUX.
THE NIGHT BBFORB
THANKSGIVING,
L
Than will a sad heart In the tow.
11sP.d, dark little hone• that stood bum-
tey the roadside under some tall
ane. Small ea bar home was, old Mrs
obb loin 11 too large for herself alone;
she only needed the kitchen and a tiny
bed that ;ed out of it, and there
1 remal"ed the beat room and a bed.
room, with the low garret overbwd.
bre had been a time, after she was
alone, when Mrs. Robb could alp
those wbu were poorer than herself. She
• now, mad was strong •noueb not
to du • woman's work •ln.lde her
bone* but almost • man's work outeide
her piece of garden ground. A t lest
knee' and age bad rime hand In bead.
os* two relentleee enemies of the poor
and together they bad wasted her
Istvan and substance. She had always
and bean louked'up to by her neighbors as
but Dow she was
atai4 left, lame -tooted and lame-lr•nded. with
elation . debt to carry and her bare land. and
on the W house 111•ptovlpawd so stand the
Woman
who at•S• of "al-
it'
al
in the - taw it o w
lisg*n W be whispered about
h per.' I thee lW was no use for anyone to las em
n the "Ti
/Regeneration. (Matt. 19.98
3:19.21.) Those Twelve were
plotared symbolically in Rev
as this crown of twelve stars,
bead o1 the symbolical W�
represented the Church of
Again The Twelve are pictured
•
May 4he Chunk beyond the
Heavenly lfk+ry, as twelve foundation , --
stones, with . !heli ..otma written
Shasta. -Ret. W 14.
False ar Pseuds -Apostles, • 1
Of these Twelve I
''Whet«oever•4kjngs y b Jesus earth
o beli be bound in H ii" bind in what -
«over things/decn and who"
ye shall declare loused."
or Yon-es,;ential en earth shall be de-
clared loosed in .Henson" ---flu care-
fully would the- great Mad supervise
the words et Mae, who as - His
specially appollided and chosen ones,
were His mouthpieces to the Church.
With Si. Paul, we can then agree
that no additional instruction would
be necessary beyuad whet God .thus
gars us The Apostle Paul said, "The
word of Clod is sufficient, that the
man of God may be thoroughly
furnished " (i1 Tim 316.17) Con-
wquently, whatever visions and
velatruns of pseudo-aa�pp.t�.&le. or
ever decrees of pseudoeipoatles.
Dome to ua, they an to be considered
as merely human --not inspired -that
Acte being Independent L
Chaµ or awhileshe teenaged to get u but
ymbolic New Jeruia1em, whit
veil !n yeast; 1t was Wier for the whole Iowa
re-
hat -
May I 240l
our faith may not' test in the to
! sot men, but in the Word o1
I Cur 2b
The Ea,p•ror Constantino. a 000 -
vert to (Lrt•ttawty, noted tact the
teaching. of the various bishops were
quite cuutradictery. Although nut
baptised Le recognized that it thew
leathers were Divinely guided their
testimony would he barmonwus. He
thought to institute a oownparisen of
their teachings with 4se Bible and to
prove them right or wrong by its
teatimuny.
Cunstrntine, fu A. D 326, oaov.ned
the Oouacil of Nice. -ealkd an "Apos-
tolic Council," because the bishops
were thought to be living apostles.
Although Emperor Coeiatantitu prof.
feted trantpurtation free, only about
our -third of the bishops attended -
386 The imperial order was that the
Apu.t1e, must decide what must be
believed •fid 'taught.
For days, weeks and muothe dis-
putes prevailed and finally the Em•
perm gave the decision reapecti"g the
wording of the Creed And that
Nicene (tee,] was promulgated as the
Cluistiao
and the
forth that all whuw would slot fedict scarp'
It Should be banished Thu* uniform-
ity of faith was effected by • worldly
prince. wtiu probably never saw Our
once referrrd to the Dly,o, Word, the
Bible
Fur twelve centuries .iter tbt
Apostolic Auccessio& continued „p.
*ting through "Apostolic t'ouscils
and creed* Is it any wonder th
in *11 those fifteen °enema the Ti-.
itself was buried ender a masa
supent
S i
For foYr
ban ro
portio&
ening t
atttl.a mad persecutory helve bee
yleidt.g te atelity and Juetses W
• all mouse God that we liv• is a whoa *1 is m longer considered riot
like. Chn.tlike, to persecute others'
8.1. alas' los tie mat fifty years
the ialtenoe of the Bibk to nn the
wane' inadelity, styled Higher Crt•
b rapidly YYdermlaiag aU
i. tor« Bible
1.pd•&. t,rtrrrwe*
▪ itt Ow demi radial
ith iBstty • lbs
_T" w1
5
ach- `�
(iod. tae Loikge elf HUYkL6a!>Ly•At;1ttMY 1111,
Uaat Flilltlie.
Io care for her than for a few nelghlarre,
and Mre. Mubb had better go to the poor-
house before winter, autl;be dobe with
It At this terrible euggeetlon her brave
heart eased to mend /till.
The people whom elm cared tor ruuet
happened to be Dear, end she cuuld no
longer go Into their households to make
herself of use The vers- elms overhead
seemed to nay "No," ado they growled
In the late autumn winds, and there
was something appealing even to tbe
strange pewter -by in the look uf the little
gray house. with Mrs. Robb'• pale, wor-
ried face itt the window.
IL
'+oar one has mild that anniversaries
are day" to make other people happy In.
but moileetimm when the,- ram* they
seem to he full 14 shadow., and the
power of giving Joy to other*, that in-
alienable right which ought to lighten
the sadden heart. the roost Indifferent
•ymp•thr, /emetine even this eeems to
be withdrawn
So poet. old Nary Ann Robb eat at
bet window un the /her"o"n before
Tbabkeglrlog and felt herself poor and
e rrowful Indeed. Aerate the frozen reed
•M looked eastward over a (creat etr,e•b
of cold meadow land, brown and wind.
5, I*wept and °roasted by Icy dttehee. it
seemed to her as if In all the troubles
r- that she had known and carried before
'• tele. thea had always been some hope
at to hold. am 1f oho had ..ver looked pre
tb arty fall la M. fee* sad can ;meted
It *sed p1511e.r loot Were She looked
d as. AreeA as t~he'tht her
ikon. error, fal.e doetrtae/
Ole the Torch e/ Progress.
Natermo the Reble hi.
ming back 5e the people Pre-
ately liberty has bar enligbl.
he world itnvr■nee supe
timely dnw* anz•
ebstakl * yt of
r » asked, eat e ty. asnaght se
TbeakagI i.S fame. bat 5 re la sense
�''�`P Mere wet no
Indy sw.lap war gvte le tate
v- alba had area fell et lent fee ouch days.
awasher at Wee w &Mead, bat
paw old lemma
Nee seeress netal
• tine leA Milled bee very heart now,
-e
fore
most of Maw who wished awe sets
to
She lows terse, mad he bad a•M masa
Maw sae Idiot M eras the ealy eeae% L
twat. Ian Jake /faader wsa
bespesleurly se get lar Maly lane !neaps
ears awn* b lad Mvasesi wars ata y
Men them t ler I* 4 w gafe4aped
elresw6 her wee
.j tljefiae M, Maw Mad
Mamiall » !a/ bfw aMf flash.
g enrage eDtswsd w Mr wawa 1, aMe
nd
1rallad ithe • "Ow tar ~'ls. aim. sae
tor... glare.
THR SIGNAL : CI►ODERICH (ATARI('
aa. bad idea npfuaohed ar f wing ., w.rtstag bahll
t huopttt flied ram Ms
taa•44st4s>� 1« wueahl.s. „end. to 10. a Magi for Jo0u w M! Were oat
pie amp' io tis a �wimp,ue others bas' � *Mire matt Waits to their placer
elmwaM09. al
oad truly die In her 1 a=ril ADO be "'are*re"? r"rr•hiae,
may/ cars suffer the 1441n a led *lased bar Y "Ly 'Soul below the
It was andheOe! Sita as tt sa wane • girl.
ed oW hep*5 5ua.ot, mad a..0. book- He had head pleary at herd slaw ball;
dy acr'ou as array 4,1", leek bad wine at lees, He had struck I
skim was . sedds• glees of Bab, far leak, mad thle was Wee end of e. vreet
away ualow 011ie bey. -ad, /he aloud• year
upewd la ween sad let the eunaklue "Na. 1 ouu14a'a alma W carie. lets.";
throughoar lovely gleans abos swift as Yu ase b "'Plat" u' to woest me' 1
au dr wain.rid hteaed a tar cold fill/-
side
a *5OW a mad as she •s'* tee-
the winter Med/mope lea hath* hew hart
'There was Johaay Hari•.,
Mary Asa, t atftl slid
1 "13e was m soldier's
1,
Ttlf LAM! MARKETS'
Tecate Cattle Martel
Tb receipts of livestock at tie.
Turvato (qty tattle Market on Moody
wore Werra lard•, ooatalaing 197 bead
aated to tell you the beet when 1 101 cattle, 610 sheep and 1$ 0$, Sad
arum;" mad b. told is wail. atm twk,d 34 calves. Trade was hrfak. Birse
for flu "No
Dper.1 we'n't guise to write wntative prices were
au foolish lettere," .:00n re ted. He
was afraid he sh•,uid Ory himself wan
he !Quad out how bad tblogr had Deas,
and May eat down W supper together,
Just ea they used so de when he was a
homeless orpban boo whoa nobody slat
wanted In winter wester while he was
crippled *ad (Data mei work. qhs could
mot be kinorr no* 10*. she wee then,
Mgt she looked so paw end old! H. ,raw
bar taste her cap M Oa. and est is down
again, with s tremNlag heed lend a 104
at hint. "Nu, 1 wattled so eosus *"yeah,"
a bloeetered, wiping his eyes and trying
so laugh. "And you're going to have
everytbiag you need to make you cons
torta1e tong's you 1itm, Mother Robb'"
She looked at blas *gala and nodded,
bus she d1d nut eves try to speak. Tho"
we. it good, hot sapper rawly, and her
owe yolks bad coats; Jt wee the night
beam than k.gf vtap,
A TURN p NE.
" ore t DRkastlN' 7"
nob, left ah orphan and distressed. Old
John Hendee egolsled, but I couldn't
see the poor boy wank I kept hint that
year atter be got hart, .9150 0' what
anybody said, an' be helped In. what
little ha could. Ile said I was the only
mother he'd ever bad. I'm going out
West, Mother Robb,' say. he. 'I shan't
oome back till I get rlob,' an' then he'd
look at me an' laugh, so pleasant and
boyish He wa'n't one that liked to
write. I don't think he was doln' very
well when 1 beard -there, it's years ago
now I Always thought if he got salt or
anything, I ebould here a good home
for him. There's poor Bert Blake, the
deal one 5oo-be won't have any place
so Dome b-"
The light faded out of the doors, end
again Ants. Robb's tr'oables stood before
her Yet 1t was not se dark as It had
been In her sad bear/ She sill/ eat by
the window, hoping now, temple* ut her-
self instead of fearing: and a curious
feeling of nearaees and expectancy made
her feel not eo must lighthe•rs.d ea
11gbt-barged
"I feel Just se if •omathln wart gotta'
to happen," *he amid. "Pour Johnny
Harris, perhaps he's %Makin' o' me, if
he's alive."
It was dark now out of doors, and
there were tiny clicks against the win-
dow. It was begtnbleg w .now and the
great elms croaked la 5Oe rising wind
,.verbead.
Sita
A deed limb of one of the old
ha i fallen that autumn, and poor
wood as 1t had been, It Was An". Ro
own, and she bed burnt 1t most *0
fully. There was only • small ar
lett, but •t least .he could bete the
ury of a fire. She had a feeliue Sha
was her last night at home, and
strange recklessness she began to 811
stove ea .he used io do In better day
'1t'1l get me good an' warm,"
said, still talking to bereelt, as le
people do, "an' I'll go to bed early.
amain' on to storm.
The show olio/tad faster end fee
against tie* window, and she eat al
thinking In the dark.
"There'e lots o' folks I love," she
°ace "They'd b. sorry 1 ain't geezer
to come, an' no supper the nitbt et
Thanks/Orin'. I'm dreadful glad t
don't know." And she drew a 11
the tire,
drolvrraf1lo the old " rocking °bald laid her m
It seemed only a moment before to
was • loud kndeklag, and somebod
lifted the latch of the door. The
shone bright through the front of t
old stove and made • little light In t
roue, but Mary Ann Robb waked
frightened and bewildered
Who '1 tberee" elm oelled, as e
found her crutch and went to Um door
Hive wee tonsotoum of only bar one Brea
Mar. "They've owe, to take me to
poorhouse," sbet geld, and burst In
teas.
Tan was a 411 man, nut John Ma
der, who seemed W all the narrow door
way.
"Come, 1.t me In," he said gayl
"lt', a cold night. You didn't ex
me, did yon, Another Robb?"
"Dear mei What I. 1St' she faltered
mapping back me he mane In and drop
ping her oratob. "y. 1 dr•aml0'7 1 w
a dreamin' about-- 04 there' What w
I a-.ay1n't 'Tain't true No! I've m
mnm0 kind of • mistake."
Yes, end this was the man who kap
the poorhouse, and she would go with
nut complaint; they might bar. gives)
her 004* e, but she must not fret.
"Alt down, sir," .he aetd, turning
to
w•M film with teething patience.
"You'll bate to give me a ilttle time 1
1'd been notified I wouldn't have kept
you waiting • minute this roL1 night"
it wee not the keeper. The man by
the door took one etnp forward end pet
hhl arm around her *ad klaeed nor.
„What are you talking abnutr' said
.Sohn Hanle "You *1a't colo' W anise
me feel like . stranger, Pre eomeall the
way from I),kota to mead
i"'. There's all sols Mage out t.
t n give wagon. me' a mem 4 Islip gat 'M
in. Why_►oa's yea 447 se. Mather *Mb.
1 thought you'd haw • meat
eons@ sad eurprkspi Tee [0.'. caval
maniac 1 mea 1 ahead*'
1s was Jetta Herrin indeed. The peon
anal saki nay ereeba.t0, She felt new a.
M here Mart we. piing be break 5wyh /oy.
He left he. Is tis ap+hrleaad same
end went In W aid, heals/ war. Irlap-
Ing la IN seem .r eifie end psesehl •an
oomtbod .es. ameba maIs wee tosser than l meat eat be dream �d
away the sees » Meng
weed from labs . mum lei
0500)f lads* wadi pima 1 Me semen
Mese Me mar
Mae »Thiym mussweakw! IMMeekar
mp
per' rig* away ; they mast Said the pm4
Mt 00 mors sg gal all the Maarthettaawlml
kWh
Me hshswa Why. Maass. ted Wren 0
amen se M wady Ow e.m
"ma' TM gnat leered hartpaity teem *
Neat Me 141 bans .ad the 11tge ely
.ere& Nap & ogler mar. Mepesiyea
trees
fre-
ank-
mtul
t It
with
the
s.
she
nely
It's
ter
one
ltd
body
ore
hey
ul•
beak
.re
y
Are
he
be
up
he
the
w
u-
expect
1
Ode.
Farmer to leen turkey/ -Oh, you
needn't laughyour t"r"ail Dome
Christmas.
2. It •tial riles me ter see a diaper -
titian tar gt ;. the laugh ler victim of
lard look.
e
1-!!-14
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a
3. Well. (baw m• opt Tawe gose the
hatchet off the bandies.
4 So we'll bee 4 arts Me lima turkey
flaw Thsnikrlvta •. and 1M the IM ane
an a daspilla 1111 0lgeent*o
mate Ttmshegasest • Jere./ 1.1.
tbmheylvag. Ynrhlr Chelsemaa.sat 3t
y5e •bMr0Y'a d•y. It leMao tor lir
of mast the ahe a mbaN& kthet
*ea ths sos meow Ow MOM plain as
ae
samba Ile�yal. 11Yt we we all ledge
b Mho rtes to +;»- 1'h.ilanineas again
5 M Maimil bafar e
dea
tawe
tom std Shelly � t5sg ue
V Mt/ hawtem a d ISM it QM MO S d
It
matt t4ta -- team" %MY 7stwa► M Ins
£sport cattle, choice. 34.00 to 50.116
do. medium ... 6.26 to 6.16
do. bulls 4. M to 6. $0
Hutch., cattle, choloe1.00 to 6.66
do good .. . 6.60 to 0.00
do. medium , 6.00 to 6.60
butcher cows, cicalae4.76 to 6.60
do. good cows 4.00 to 4.06 1
do. medium 1.60 to 4.00
do. common2.60 to 2.60
Butchers' bulls, Cho- ice4.14 to 6.21
do. good Dulls 4.00 to 4.60
do. rough bulla 8.001. 4.00
Feeders, 960 Lbs 6.06 to 6.60
Teeding bulls 1.60 to 4.10
Stockers, 600 to 900 10•4.60 4 6.10
do. medium .... • 4.00 to 4.10
Canners _• . 2.60 to 4.00
Milkers, Clue- . -. -0 to OO
do. cam. � 4mol• •40.00 to WOO
Springers c .. •
mad. ea' 30 • W to 46.00
Salina -'-•..•..40.90 to 60.00
Iambs S.14 to 9.00.
t awes 6.10 to .00
heavy .-.. . 00 to 4 4. tu
do6.110 to 3.60
do. bucks
and /ells. 1.60 to J.60
;dogs, fed and watered 1.60 to 0.00
da L o. b. 6.410 to 0.09
Toronto Orals Priem
Th. followtng prices
pal
140Dn� at this '3or+onto�Q4w,tn
cha• Manitoba Wheat -Lake ports,
No. 1 northern, 97o; new No. 2,
No. 3, tic; feed "boat. 67c to 7
Ontario R' boat -No. ' 2, 96c to
new. In car lou 0utalde, ranglne
to 70c for poor grad..
Outset° Oat► -Yaw No. 3 white
to 26c at western potats, 41c on t
Toronto.
Manitoba. oath- -New No. 2
oats. to arrive at from 41
track, bay ports. t to
71 C
Corn-America
corn, Nu. 2 yet
71 SecToronto; No. 3 yet
71',4/ 8; new, all rail. December
went.44c to OOc; No. 8 yellow, o.
bey ports, 6Se.
Buckwheat -No. o 2, $1, car lots outs!
est -No. 2, Ego,
Rye -No. 2, 78c.
Rolled.Oat•--Per bag of 90 pound
12.49; per barrel, 36. 06, wbol
Windsor to Montreal.
Bally -No. 2, Obc, outside and
i extra, $2c.
Millfeed-ManItoba bran, *22 to
to bags, track, Toronto:
to 120 1;; Ontario bran, shorts.
bags; shorts, $26 to ego to 3 12.
23.
Manitoba Flour --First latents, $
in cotton • bags And $6.70 In ju
second patents, $6.30 and 16.20; •tr
bakers', $6 In jute.
Ontario Flour -winter wheat 1to
50 per cent. patents, is quoted at 14
buyers' bags at seaboard, and
La Jute. $4
d ons
Ex -
user
116c;
Oa
66e for
down
. 37c
rack,
C.W.
46c,
low,
low,
ship -
1.f.,
d..
5.
Beale.
No.
323.
125
iu
6.8e
te;
ong
ur
In
.05
Farmers' Market
There was a keen demand for bay a:
the Farmers' Market, Toronto, on Mon-
day. Farmer. who were la early re-
ceived 119.09 per ton, but as low as
$14.00 was paid later In the day.
Quotations were. -
Pall wheat, bushel ....1 .98 to 1 1.00
Oats, now ...... .49 to .50
Goose wheat ...... .70 to .80
Barley .....
Rye ....... OOto .70
Pena ................ .06 to .70
..... ....... ' ' 1.00 to .00
Hay.
Clover & mixed ha 13.O0to 15.00
Straw, bundled y14.00 to 15 00
Rye straw • 14.00 to 17.00
10.
tags /new -laid), dos0040
toto
19.40
45
Butter, choice, dairy.20 to .33
Spring
g chickens. pr Ib, . I8 to .20
.14 to .16
Geese
.16 to .17
Ducks
• .26 to 21
Turkeys .
Cabbage. dozen0 to • 60
.60
New potatoes, pr. bus. .76th _
Apples, basket .20 to .20
Dressed bogs 12.00 to 12.60
Celery
East Buffalo Cattle
Cattle recelpta at least Buffalo on
Monday were 7,800 head. Yorkist
fairly active; heavy, sq*dy': other*
16c to 26c lower; prime Steers$9 to
19.26; butchers, 16.76 to 18.26; bulls,
$6 to 16.26: stock heifers, $4 to 14.40;
ahtpping, 17.60 to 16.60; bolters, $4,60
to 17.60; cows, 13 to 16.31; stockers
and feeders, 84.60 to 16.60; treeb crows
and springers. arm 186 to $76. Veal,
-Receipts, 8.000 bead; active and
steady, 34 to 110. Hogs -Receipts.
16,000 bead; fairly active and 10c
lower; Leavy, 19.10 to $9.26; mixed.
16.00 to $9.10; yorkers, $2.b0 to 19.00,
Digs. $8.00 to 38.26; roughs, $8.00 to
$8.26; stags, $6.60 to $7,60; dairt*. and
gt'asaers, 18.60 to 8.76. Sheep and
*mat. receipts. 17.000 head; active.
Lands 6c higher: yearlings, and ewes.
21. bI=ber; lambs, 14.60 to $7.65,
Yearlings. 18.26 to 10.75; w'•tbera,
34.76 to $6. ewes, 12 to $4.26, *hap,
mtzed. 33 to $4 60
Chicago live 'Stock
Re, elpts of cattle at elitism, ,n
Monday totalled 26,000 head Mai tr.
steady to lite lower. Beeves. MLitt
$11.00. Texas steers, $4.44 to 16.71,
western steers. 66.66 to 31.80. •tec)<
ere an4 feeders. 34.20 to 17.48: cove
an4 bailers. 31 641 to $7.ie: calves.
SIM to if M. Hew Seraphs. 23.
OM. Market weak. 1M lower. L' l,,
N!6 to 3106; mtz.l. MAO Oa g
heavy. $0.3$ to 3040; MYib M.4Ito
$4,76 4 Pia; alk of
salsa, WO to 30.00 /hemp. -Rant ' •
68000. Market steady. NYth". $leo
b 3.90; western e $346 to `4.70; yea•-
'. 14.76 to *SC Laaabs-Nat've.
at 37.56: western, PIA* b $7.49.
hate
Moratoria' ere buying at costar,
Mats cm the hash,' basis, as follows
A. leo r $10.00 b $10.114
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it hone been peraiatently ',morselthat the ,Canadian
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