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THDaaDAT, MAROS 210, 1914
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TNI) : PASSENGER : BOATS
Passengers called for in
:toy part of the town for
:ill train* at (1. T. R. •n•
C. P. R. depot.. Prompt
orrice and careful *sten•
Our Livery and Hack
,erviee will be found op-
t.. -date in every respect.
Your patronage solicited.
T. SWARTS
11 i'L..nr 107 Montrea .Street
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CENTRAL
BUSINESS COLLEGE.
ST RA T FORD. ON T.
laws • .pe.•Ldl.t ,n Ilu-inenr. 1t
Ware more ottiartmltiw than
cher calling. To reap the full neem
of -gore« you must have the be,t p.•-
•,aM Iralelog. Tbl. is ()LIMrlor Best
Pu.tr.e.r School. We give Individual
. tt... ntinw. Yew may enter our el*..ea
at any men. Three Department.. coma
merelal, shorthand and Telegraphy.
Write at epos tar our free catalogue.
D. 3. Mc1.ACHL.t\ Principal
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COLLEGE
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are feet preparing to theown arose•
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servant,, of tam every sphere of Boo
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teed. Inter college any day. ladlvW
,e1 Instruction. Iwpwrt teacher.
Thirty years' eaperieooe. Lerman
trai,rrw In Canada. Seven college..
.special cones, fee teaeber,
Affiliated with Cosamere...l Moos
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Ceileca London.
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DR. IJ,VAN'S FRENCH PILLS 1'4,-;
it4 «aa \til
for Women. $, a box or three for
o. soot st all Drug or walled to any
W$4t.wsawateeelrl01 mks Tee sass*, Date
(yOartaaa Owtayle,
MIOSPRONOL-POR11EI1. 1'fla and'
Titatlft�+,• for Nerve and Dlrehe; 1alTvuwe
I At e1'ter :• o will NIL you up. a bow ..r
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lake. s�si�Da.pwa s.,�va
Valeria,
E. R. WIGLE
t•nt'•euar
Ismer of Matriige Licenses
WI(1LIi'a_i P11.1R1-
t;od NAl'
ericb, Ontario
A Promising
Outlook
ALL indications point
to confined advance-
ment in the slat
of Canada -if1 Lidos
m StandardIndus-
trials and �share .in the
general prosperity.
Waft oseass. we shall he
glassed M
saggest was.
table Iewegimeas* Ger pear
A. H. Martens & Co.
atamaw. t.. . ease* geehswae
MM aid 1111Altt MEM
C. P. E susageC. TOoOWTO344
COUNTY -DISTRICT
--Strattoid waylays a local option
c.wprIRt: next year.
- Wallet-too county is talkiug of vot-
ing oo the Scott act,
-Hensen council bat purchased 75
pall* to be used in Agbtiog tires.
-Mr. J. W. Lewd iucceeda Mr. J.
R. Grant as as*rsror at Listowel.
-A spring horse and cattle show
will be held at Mitchell on April lain
-Citizens of Listowel are advocaat -
lug a hydro realist line for their town.
-Miss Kate Carroll, formerly a resi-
dent of 1)utdiu, died recently In De-
troit.
-Torsharaao workers in Perth
County are considering a Scott set
campaigrn.
- Mr. Elijah Jarvis, of Listowel, has
purchased a soda water business in
Newmarket.
-A four -room addition will be built
to Vietoriaw'ho•.l, Berlin, at an esti-
mated Cost ut *311,7t 111,
Mr. John E. Farrow, a former
I.- idrut of Mitchell, died at Strdtfoid.
His wife dial last November.
The nntgtt warehou4e at Hempel,
belonging to \Ir. 1''. J. Stnallacowbe
was recently destroyed by Are.
- - Mrs. John Rubinson, an aged Vit -
obeli Lady, fell on the icy'steps leading
to her home and broke her thigh bone.
--A young lad named Herman
Avery fell and fractured one of his
arms while skating at the Mitchell
rink.
--Mr. John Baxter is the •-bairman
of the South Perth license couuuis-
hinnelil :and Mr. A. 11. l'reighton is the
secretory.
- While attempting to gat sou a
sleigh in Dut•lin, a son cif Mr. Saow•.
)Crauskopf fell and the runner passed
over hila. braking his kg.
\tr. W. J. Duyvil her been aw•atd-
rat the contract of building a new
ach0o1 honer fur S,S.. No 13 on the nth
cum -maim" id East %Vswn•nh.
--Th- 1041'.1. 1 f edlll .ion of Bal lin
anis %Valet to t have agreed- upon e
joiut Lith ...fiord iii-tri,•t «1111 a .pee•al
Jur,- lull bas beats prepared for .ub-
ulis.i"n CO the logia:a fore.
--Mr..1. 11. Gunther has been wuau-
ager of the Listowel branch of the Bell
Telephone Co. for *Si years. During
that time the hat of sm)w•rihera has
grown from seven to .betwo en ):et an.I
31111.
- -Mr. and Mrs. Frei Heal have left
Miteh.11 for their farm near H*Rtiot-t.
'1 amimia, where t.bey will wake their
future hon... Thev spent tbeir life-
time in the Mitchell uetghborhood and
will he much mti,seel from there.
Mr. Thomas M.Cosh. a traveller
well-known to western 4 ntario merch-
ants, died at his both. in Paris • n
%torch Oth at the ugroof SI year He
wait brother of Mr. Win. Met'ush. ni
Kincardine, and Mi. Robert McCoeh,
of the lake Shore south.
Mr..Vel.. McKay, of Kinofariiue,
is laid up with the fracture of a small
bone at the shoulder-. He fell on the
ice while curling on March aril. At
the time it was not thought to be
more thin a bad bruise, but wbse-
quent.ly the facture wa. discovet ed.
Owners of solar bushes in the
neighho,h•aal of Haniston are pre-
dicting that se a !tools of the contin-
ued cold weather there will be a record
run of sap this season and that maple
syrup and maple sugar will he more
plentiful than foryears past. They
are busy getting their syrup Anil sap
outfits in shape.
-Rev. J. U. I'itzpatrick, pastor of
Norfolk street Methodist church,
Guelph, is an enthusiastic curler and a
good one. too. He does not have touch
:o ray to bis fellow carters at the rink
but he invited them all to attend the
service at his church on Sunday even-
ing, when he deliv.ted a sermon for
their special benefit. The curlers At-
tended in a body.
--Fire in the picking room of the
Bru•aele woollen mills did shout 8301)
damage about 11 o'clock Thursday
night Fottut,ntely this part of the
works was in .frame wing apart from
the main snick building, which fart
greatly a.•iste•I the brigade in con-
trolling the flames Mr. J. T. Wold
is the proprietor of the industry anal
about 20 herald are employed.
--The forme residence of Mr George
Utvo,atZetland was completely de-
*trov,d hy Are. Mr. Orvue W. in
WIoitl•v on bit -Mess and his wife,
after fixing the 11:-t•, started over to
s isil. her motl.er-in-lil:v. ' About hall
n boor las., the pace was fonnd to
he a ffla40 of 11.31er, and nothing could
1,e *svtd. 'ibrre ii an insurance of
*eon. on the place. Mt. Urvus lost
heavily in the Maitlnntl flood two
seasons ego.
-Stratford is no place for vagrants
and 11 the police department can help
it the 1.•si en, a in that rity •sf such in-
dividuela will he brief. Ooe of ,(hese
gentry appeared b.fore the magistrate
on two charges, one of vastr-an•:y and
1,1.be other of obteinin food and Indg
lssi tinealtoisvtsborTIM wad' aeitii+eted
011 both charges and sentenced to MI
days in the county jail on each, the
sentences to eon concurrent', After
that he will be deported to the old
county.
- %Ir. Weak Bray a former resident
n( \Vingbam, died in the Toronto
general hospital on the 7th Mat. The
deceased was 'torn in tltirling. %Tot -
land. in )lay. PO). and was in the
army for a number of years with the
72nd Highlander.. after a numh.r of
yea's in India be ,ether and came to
Canards. nearly forty years Ago. eoter-
L1g the employ of the Great Wooten n
railway acid later with the Grand
Trunk. He was with the Grand
Trunk In Winrham for nearly twenty-
five
weet-
fiveyears. Seven years ago t)s family
moved to Stratford and later went to
Toronto. In religion Mr. Gray was •
Presbyterian and in polities a Liberal.
He isi survived by bis wldow, also
three sons and two daughters.
LOST VITALITY
Caused by Kidney. Stomach wad Bowel
e
8t. John, N.13., September i$tb, 1911
-My Another was a great 'offerer
from kidney. stomaeb and trowel
tronthh* and was given up by two
doctors. He was advised to try your
Fig Pills. whish be did and *her tak-
ing Ave loxes was nompletely restor-
ed to health and is hewer today thea
he haw keen for pmts. You can't re -
e m mend Fig Pills ton highly.
J. W. Mlwtartes
At all dealers. M sod 511 estate or
Mg g Pi11 11e.. St. Thomas. (Sett.
Sold in l:olerkb Ay R. R. Niel.,
druggist.
Best Tea At Its Best
!SALADA" TEA is always the same, no matter
when or where you buy it.
11
THE LATEST MARKETS i
Farmers' Market
Following are the latest quotattona
for farm produce at 3t. Law reit( c
Market. Toronto: -
Wheat $ .97 to
Gouge wheat .91
Oats 42
Barley .62
Duckwheat 76
Rye 65
Peas '.10
.92
40
.63
.140
01)
V')
16 .1.0
is the choicest tea -ere, black or mixed
d--from the finest tea. tlsy, timothy. No. 1 .... IS.00
Mixed and closer. ....14 a•.
growing country in the world -Ceylon, with its exquisite flavor Cattle hay
loom 12 . 1"1
and freshness protected by the sealed lead packages. Eft Straw', bundled.. lb. VO
i do. loose 10(x1
--=� Rye straw 107.,(4)
IN MEMORIAM
rite following line., are dedic..lwl a the
daughter,. u( the late Mr.. Jo., ph lfrovs.
Like a (taw. while lily. tbv mother from eat th
failed away,
L?..vinn forever all the ear.. 0( 11,1- life :
Her task war 6nls*.•d - and calmly In
,:,e fell asleep,
,t,'ev.,to4 mother -..ods fa!tbf ,1 wife.
'Thy will be done. ' was her eon.tant 'prayer,
yet we know h•'r love
For her devo.e.t children e. u. d her,a
lht her Tong life on earth wan ,o p'ire. ,he Aar
ready to join
The Angell.: 'Minuet i.. N)d'. %leaven 1'.n
high.
Thee weep not helo, d slaughter* - weep not.
for min.- day thou wilt greet
Thy ...intnl axe( her who truly lo, .1 thee .411.
Fee abs e, . r ;we'd the aiahlrow A,ay ter tear
to Heaven..
To atrrnethen to answer 'b.. Anna.'
wait
-Autbore..+of 'Golder. Lewy.
6.aterleb Mars& (91,. 1911.
PORTERS HILL
Vi-. Annie. McPhail i, visiting in
H lytietd
\lira C ressie Elliott sis'nt .. few days
in Seaforth last weok,
Micro Jennie Woods, who has I.e•'n
visiting at timcoe, returned home nn
Monday.
Mr. dohn A. Cox wear;:,( broa;lvwilr,
as a little baby boy arrived at his
home on Sunday last,
DUNGANNON
1 quiet but pretty wedding was
solemnized on March I lth at the home
of Mr. and Mfrs. Henry Chili, a% hen
their third daughter. Mies Olive, was
married to Mr. Arthur M. St-augbgn,
of Bennliller. The bridal party cook
their places promptly at twelve o'clock
before an arch of evergreens and mar-
guerites. The ceremony wog perform-
ed hy It•v. H. A. Robinson, of Dnngan-
nen, The bride looked «west in �►
;,;own of cream brocaded silk, boudoir
cap ands bridal veil and wearing a
necklace set with pearls. the gift of the
groom. After congratulations the
wedding parry numbering about
twer)ty-five sat down to a dainty- wed-
ding lunch after which the bride and
groom left for a wedding tour t., Tor-
onto
orunto and other point.. The bride
travelled in a suit of blue setge with
hat to match. Upon tbeit return they
will reside at the groom it home at
11'rnmiller, where the bride will be at
home to her triends after April the
first.
WINGHAM
Mod 1, our i Jecksoa visited het• sis-
ter in \Vingham last week.
Mrs. John Currie. sr., one of the
highly esteemed pioneer resideuts of
East \Wawanosh, is very i11.
Mr. W. J. Deyell has been *warded
the contract for building a new school-
house for 8. S. No. 13, on the sixth
concession of East Wawanoah.
Mr. W. J. Deyell hes this week com-
pleted his work on the addition to the
twat office tower and everything is
now in readiness' for the clock. which
will he installed iu the course of a few
days.
The regular meeting of the public
school hoard was held on Tuesday
evening. All the members were pres-
ent. Dudley Hottoes wad elected
chairman for the year 11111 and F.
Buebanan waw re -appointed to the
high school toard.
QUoe of the largest anal ,(stoat anted*-
tui esttle sales ryer held in this dis-
trict took place /it the Queen's hotel
yards on Saturday of last week Farm-
eio for many utiles around were In
attendance and the bidding was hriak.
The cattle were a fine lot, mostly I)ur-
haius and Jerseys, and priors tagged
from 4114) to nl lit and 6115.
Mr,. B. Vansickle had flour rib,
smashed and sustained vet y serio•u
internal injuries at her home on Matur-
dny of fest w.r'k when she fell through
a cellar door that bad hero kit open
Prise lsttrAand: die bat hem* da/wes.
in the eviler but s/as ehtrnd up to bold
the baby while his wife washed the
dishes and nn coming up forgot to
close the d..or. When Mt 4. Vansickle
came not of the pantry she .termed
into the hole and crashed to the cellar,
seven feet below. Mra, Vas.lekle had
a bad fall just after Christmas in
which she sustained Injury to her hitt.
from which she bad not ,(•.covers* .
While it is expected that she will re-
cover. it will be some months hefote
she is aromas! swain.
Word waw teoi.ived from Toronto on
Standar of haat week of the death of
Mr. )fork Gray, for many years in
charge of the Wloghana roundhouse
of the Grand unk railroad About
fifteen year he moved to Toronto.
He was *triclljj+n very imexpectedly
with an attack of heart failure. Be-
sides his wife, he leavpe, four children.
The remains will be. hi•.wght to Wing -
and the fusers' held on Tnesday.
There peened away at the General
tal ie this town, on March 5th,
es Lee, relict of the Tale Wm,
Rasierm. The funeral took place
froze her bate residence, Lower Wing -
ham, os Bonder Marais Rh, it
two pa, to the W ineham cemetery.
Mrs. Rangoon's husband predeceased
beg sight year••. ago. Abe leaves to
moms her Inas four children. three
giro, Un*, Ktbel and Wienle, and one
goo. Gordon. Deceseed was a losing,
kind-hearted mother. anal will he
sorely missed bf her feterly and reef.
dents of the neigbborteood. tib. wadi
In religion a wtabsr of the Methodist
ef)tttei
GODERICH TOWNSHIP
Un Wednesday, April 1st, the Farm-
ers' Club will he uddre*sed by Ur.
Thos. McMillan, i.tb.'I•iil raudidate for
the Dominion House of Commons.
The rubject will he ••lrarru But dens.'' i
1t is baldly nec•e'sary to say that s
Targe tarnotit le expected. livery -
body welcome. 1)on t forget the date.
April 1st.
HENSALL
The council has purchased 75 pada to
Ise used in case of lite. They ate also
ikely to procore on •ugiur.
A dance mss held in the opera house
on Et iday nigIt. and was attended hy
.suite, a number a f young people.
The fainters are tapping their maple
tree, apd Got 1411) are/ Is excellent,
which means a goo I supply of syr•ap.
The 10.11 i411. Bible '1.4*8 of the Mr-
t11au1iat Nnnday school ham bees forgsn-
dzed. It starts ort with .:'i) nlewber•.
It is almost as dittic'tlt to rent u
Mourn in Hen+all as it is ell Lendots or
Toronto. Every av ulal•le te.idenete
is taken ton.
Mr. H. Porterfield. who recently sold
his (Inc propelty here to Mr. John
McAllister, it tends goiuz tollarri,tbn
to ,osine.
l2nite u number of Amnion 541..1 air'
being heli in this section, azul fine
prices are being n eahzed, especially
fur dairy cow's.
Rev. George Jewet', of Blytn, who
was orator of the Methodist church
here some years ago. will occupy the
pillppit next Sunday.
Mr, John McEwen returned from
Minneapolis fast week. He anti Mr. J.
13. McDonell are still busy settling up
the estate of the lute George McEwen.
By the will the corporation of Hensall
is bequeathed a site for a town hall.
Tbedeath of MIs Nilson C. Wood,
which took place recently at Regina,
is sincerely regretted here, and much
sympathy is felt for her mother, her
brother and sister, all residents of Hen-
sel'. She wa, born a short distance
from here, a., was also her bet -eared
husband.
DRUNKENNESS
is a curable disease, which requires
treatment. The ORRINE tre'atinent
can be used with atsolute confidence.
It destroys all desire for whiskey, beer
or other intoxicants. Can be given in
the home. No sauitariutn expense.
No loss of time trout work. Can be
given secretly. 1f after a trial you
fail to get any benefit from its use
your money will be refunded.
OHM NE is prepared in two forms :
No. 1, secret treatment, a powder ;
ORRiNE No. 2, in pill forty, for those
who desite to tike voluntary treat-
ment. Costs only 41.00 a box. Come
in and talk over the lr:atter with u,.
Ask for booklet.'_ F. J. Butland, drug.
gist.
SEEKS TO RELIEVE CO,IJRTS
Member for Centre Huron Introduces
Three Bills in Legislature
Tr. Wm. Prondfoot, the faithful
and energetic nlernher for Centre
Huron in the Ontario legialat•tre, in-
troduced tbree bills on Friday atter-
no0o.
One is to creat a divisional court
from the judges of the high court to
hear appeals from county, division and
district courts. The appellate division
is now congested and appeals from
these niinor courts are not satisfactor-
ily derided.
Another hill is to enable county coun-
cils to pass bylaws taxing hawkers end
peddlers who seek to dodge. licenses h;
operating on the boundaries of. muni•
dpalities. The third hill is to declare
that failure to serve the customary no-
tice of :an accWent within the time re-
paired hy the law will not vold any
proceed logs tore -over dans ages s•, son g
as it doss not prejoitcetne defeoeo of
the corporation.
Awned intervention in Mneme was
urged )g • Republican la the United
Mates Semite.
nor
is Responsible
for much sickness and suffer-
ing because its quality deter-
mines our resit,tivc power.
11•ith poor blood we are lan-
guid. susceptible to colds, lack
natural energy and ambition,
and the gradual decline of
strength makes prompt and
carcflul treatment necessary.
Drugor alcohol cannot make
blooand must be avoided.
ScOTT's Emus sioN is nature's
grandest blood' iakcr because
of its whole.omemeclical nourilherent,
so carefully predigested !hat it assimi-
I a t e s without taxing digestion and
quickly increa..es the red corps48cks
of the blood, strengthens the organs
and tisanes and upbuiIds the whole
system.
Absolutely nothing compares with
Scores Frftnlltox to purify rind a^•
rich the blond to ot-rrrome e r *void
anaemia. It is termly free from ,;'•
cohol or opiates and your hc.:lth do
Minds the purity of Scerrr's.
Men a sewnse Te -,es, min•rte.
13 if
Oat straw
16
un
Rutter, choice dairy.3')
Zgs• new laid, dug28
lckens, dressed, 1b22
wl 20
Dcks ... 3J
Geese ... , , , , . l •t
Turkeys 27 .30
Lire spring chickens.17 19
do. fowl t9 .2d
Potatoes, tug 1.13 I .'23
Apples, barrel 2.00 4:25
a'elery, bunch 03 117
Lettuce, 5 bunches - .15 (10
t;reen onions, 3 bunches 15 20
Rhubarb, 2 bun' -hes .211 . I W
Beef, fore marten.. cwt.1.1,Ho 11.:.0
do. hindquarters..13.•p) 13.50
swle,.cw t. 133. 00 11.00
16.. f
11 40,,
18 1.
17.00
•,1111
34
.25
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Toronto Grain Prices
Tl:e following whuleoa:c prta cs are
quoted at the Toronto Board of ',('rode:
Marlroba \\'hent -Lake ports. No. 1
northeru, 99c; No. 3, 971x G bay pains,
oil rail; No. f northern, $1.05; moo. 3,
$1.03!4; mixed feed grain, 72c to 71c.
all rail; wheat screenings, 012c to 65c,
all rail.
Manitoba Oats, bay ports -No. 2
41%4.c; No. C.W., 41e, all rail;
No. 2 1'.W , 454c; No. 3 C.W.. 4414.•.
Ontario Wheat-Outelde, 98c to $ 1.440.
. Ontario Oats -No. 2 C.W., :!Se to
40c, outside, and 41toc •0 42 -, on
track, Toronto.
American Corn-Kilu-dried. No. 2
yellow, all rail, Toronto freights.
78%c; kiln -dried, No- 3, 76%c, natural,
Toronto freights, No. 3, 73%c.
Peas -No. 2, 90c to 95c, car lots,
outside.
Rye -No. 2. 63c to 64e, outside.
Barley -For good malting barley,;
:arc to 60c; Manitoba feed barley, all
rail 54c to 56c_
)tolled Oat? -Per bag of 90 pounds,
$2.12%; In smaller lots, $2.2212; per
barrel, $1.70; wholesale, Windsor. to
Montreal.
Ituckwheat--No. 2, 75c to 76e. to car
lots, outside.
. Toronto Cattle Market
Representative priors are: -
Butcher cattle, cholce..$7.50 to 56.00
do. good 7.00 7.60
do. medium ti . 6.60 7.00
Heifers, choicer " 60 8.10
do. common 6.50 7.35
Butcher cows, choice6.50 7.00
dn. good 5.50 6.25
do. common 4.00 5.00
('tanners 3.75 4.75
Cutters 4.00 4.50
Butcher bulls. choice1.75 7.50
do. good 6 . W 6.75
do. common .... , 5.75 6.00
Feeders 6.00 7.00
Stockers, choice 6.50 7.00
Stockers, choice 6.50 7.00
do. medium 5.76 6.25
do. light 5.50 6.00
Milker., ehniee. each70.00 90.00
do. common. each50.00 65.00
Springers. each 50.00 90.00
"aloes, y eal ... 10.00 11.00
do. medium 8.75 1,(),00
db. rough 5 50 • .50
Sheep. ewes. light §.1§ 7.00
do. heavy- 5.50 6.00
Bucks . 5.00 51.50
Culls 3.01) 5.00
Lambs. choice . , . 9.00 5.76
1!o. f.o.b.
do. heal y Q.t
Buck lamb.. tach, lower .76
Hogs. weighed of 1.111's. 9.45
do. fed and watered. 9.15
do. f.o.b. 8.90
43.85
9.00
.00
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9.26
.00
, East Buffalo Cattle
Cattle -Prime veer.. $9 to $9.25:
shipping. 58 to 88 75: butchers, 56.75
to 18.50; heifers, $6 to $8.15; cows,
83.75 to 87.51; boils, 56 to $7.60; stock -
ere and teed.'rs. 63.75 to 17.25; stock
heifer.. $5.45 to $3.757 fresh cons and
springers .low, $..7 to $so.
Veals-S8 to $11.
Noses -Heavy. mixed, and corkers,
$9.30; pigs. 89.20 to 89.30; roughs,
gala to .$950; stags, 57 to 57.60;
ssidrtee, $9.111.1te.10447--. - - '
Sbeep and. Lambs -Lambe, 55.54) to
18.40; yrarling'. 83.;.0 to 17.25; weth-
er., $6.23 to es' 4.1; ewe., $3 to 86;
@beep. mixed. 86 to 56.15.
(�hicage Livestock
Cattle -dyes, 87.10 to $9.60; Texas
re. 8;.16 to $)..26; Western steers.
6.80 to 88.20; stockers and feeders,
6.66 to $4,20; cows and heifers, 83.78
10 IN 60; salves. 16 to $9.
itlrags-Light, 88.60 to $8.\5: nixed,
6aW `to 68 86; heavy, 88.40 to $8.85;
h. $8.40 to66
$8.60; pigs. 57 to 53.;
of sales. 58.70 tel 58.80.
Sheep--Natlr., $ 86 to 56.40; Wes-
tern, $1 to $6.60; earlinge, 15 90 to
$716; lambs. nails • 86.85 to $7.86;
,(western, 66.85 to 8.
Cattle at MMtrasl
Following are the latest p'.otatlona
pa live stock at tke Yt'est End Market,
Vtoetreal :
Prime beeves, 8 to t' ; medium,
6% to 73i: common, Oto to 51*.
'Calves, 34 to 75s.
'Steep. about 6.
Lembo. ix 10 814.
Hose, 9%.
Meed Hay and etre.
Toro1M merchants are buy'ns o.
the folio/slag
track. Tere-•'a., *t
Kir -
Paled bay. No. 1 814.6.1 to $14.5
litre, 1(n. 2 12.61 12. Ire
Y*. 2 10.05 11.0n
a.m 9.044
Num! straw 1.80 6.60
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