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PAQE SIX.
THE OTTAWA FREE TRADER-JOURNAL.
FRIDAY. DBCtMltft 30. 1921.
ITER'S TE1 LOSE
n
mm QUINTET
GIANTS WIN 5 TO 1
DOUGHERTY FOR GRAND RIDGE
AND GARDNER FOR OTTAWA
ARE BA8KETBALL STARS OCH
HEIBERG SHOWS OLD TIME
FORM BY STRIKING OUT 20 MEN
IN INDOOR GAME.
I resulted In the lead Grand Rldgu had
: stacked m.
However, when the goni loundtd
sanding tbs two funis Into the strug-
I Kle ome Btoro tor the lust half, Hit
ter's men foriutil up I hit and UllBg
a live man dVftnM held the Grand
Rhine team to only one basket dur
' lug the third quarter v hlle tin y WOT
leorlng asraral baskets for their side,
ilplcr. who had been sent In fit a for
ward position on th Ottawa teun,
soared two basket With only three
I mlnnie- to lthi.v ths score uro.Hl
to 21 'in favor oi Grand Rtdga, it
looted as though the Ottawa were
going to ovortaka Um Brand Ridge
nnm iii icorlna and eon the battle
llgan'a Indoor baseball nino mada its
Initial how into the I porting world
for thia aaason ly claatUDg itli the
Grand Widen 'Odd ' Krtllotts' team,
and Started thins: pot rlgjhl by win
ning the contest to 1. This Ka'.ne
also was oil" of -the most exciting
Indoor Kent's ever st.ined around this
territorj and tor the Brat four in
nings of the fine both teams were
held scoreless.
"Och" Hetborg, vccernn Indodr
baseball pitch r oi t!ii- otty, !id the
twirling for the Qlanta aad showed
the t:t-; that he was still as good as
ever. During the game itelborg
struck OQt twenty Grand (UdKI huts-
Herberf, 3b
Totals ...
3 0 1 1 0 0
5 io
I
BUD
T
AYLOR GIVEN
Honors were evenly shared laai
evening when Hitter's American Le
gion basketball team and Art Mulli
gan's WhttO (limits, a recent! ofgj
lied indoor baseball teem invade. 1
Grand Ridge territory to do battle
with Grand RitSte clubs. Hitti
five were defeated 28 to 21 in WIS of ti r
the most sensational gaui - of the
season, bv the fast Grind Hidge quin
tet, made up of some of the beet bas
ketball talent around thm ni k 01
the woods while HaWfao'S stick
wiulders copped the final battle of
the evening from the Grand Ridge
Odd Fellow.-' team 5 to 1 Both
games were very exciting and Inter
esting and a large number of fans EUar,
swarmed Into the Grand Ridge opera Glenn Sfathea, who alternated at
house to witness the conflicts. . i guard and at center, also de
Basketball Game. serves much i radii for the splendid
The basketball game between the game he played Mathes scored three
local legion five and the Grand Ridge baskets during the p:une
In a tlg'.t finish. Hut their Hopes of men uui oni aii.iweo lour lilts, HOI
winning tbi game were Shattered J pitched a One game It was hie first
wh -n the Gr.nd Kidse team strength- ' ti il indoor game in more than live
aped their defense and "Nigger" j years and When he opened up RMt I
I Oaugherty went wild when he scored I night after snch a long ilege of ta
three consecutive baskets before- the activity the Grand Ridge stick wield-
i whistle blew, bringing toe total to era bad a nara um connecting with
2a to 21 In favor of the Grand Ridge ! the old pill.
five. j He seemed to have something on
DaUgherty and Porter were th the ball, making It act aw fully que' r.
feature players on the Grand Ridge He panned them across the plate In
leani Daugiieny scored eight baskets u very t;.,e fashion while frank
Score by inning'
Grand Ridge . o 0 0 0 0 0 l 0-1
Ottawa Giants " 11 o 0 l 1 g 1 ,5
Two base hit- Halllfian and Hod
gin, i:ase hits 'iT Helberg, 4; off
Crawford, 10, Struck out By Hal
b ),-.. 2i); bv CYu ford, 13. Rasca on
I ills Off Craw: ml. i. Wild pitches
lli'iberg, 3; Crawford, 2 Passed
halls -Hilton. 0; Sprague, 2.
fARTIrTS CONDITION j
REPORTED UNCERTAIN
THE DEC
IS!
Hi
ON OVER
LASALLE
.A SM.LE FIGHT.;
THRONGS OF FA'
DLLL HAS E A S
CHICAGO LAD IN
OF CARD.
IUW LARGS
13JOE MAN
TIME WITH
EMi'WINOUP
Terra Alta, W Va.. Dec. i!. -The
1 c.iiiditlon of Bob in tin, heavyweight I , . .
; boxing champion of the A. B. K . who A I-,r" number of prise ring ft
was injured in sn automobile acel- lowers jammed into th; Majestic thia.
Idem near hr, was samewhat l:n ! 1 " cve::inK at ua mi,,' ai.. wui
roved t.wiv '' '' Taylor
I.
ring th game, scoring more t.uin
If of the Grand Ridge points. Por-
formcrly of o. ll B was second
on the scoring for Grand Ridge bv
searing four baskets. .Mess scored
thu remaining four points tor Grand
Ridge " I
squad was tho first attraction "ii the
bill, and when the two teams first ap
peared on the floor the fans vent
wild. Hitter's men wire Indeed sur
prised at the Grand Ridge I (neap
Daugherty, former Streator high ath
lete, who is now one of the n -promising
prospects for the 1'nlver
slty of Illinois freshman squad; Pat
terson, former Streator star; McAl-
spin-. re performed very well on the
rt celvhJg end.
George Crawford, veteran football
player aad former O. H B. athlete,
who pitched for tho Odd Fellows
against Woodward's le.'ion outfii s"v-
I eral weeks ago. DerfOtOMd against
For Ottawa Cardnar proved the I the Giants in last night's game Craw-
star. CardBsr scon-d fo;:r baskets. ford was also in tip top form despite
During the game he played wor.der-1 the tact that he allowed ten hits dur
fully well and proved a i ! a n g roll i I ng the game. 1'iaw ford strn, k out
man for the Grand Ridge players to I thirteen Ottawa baiters during the
contest.
During the llrst four frames neither
of the tWO teams was able to seoro
and this game also had the appear
ance Of a very tiKlit struggle Both
Hfiberg and Crawford put every bit
of pep and energy available Into the
game and tue..- seut tl. -m ...n as the
pan allying ana nsaoe tans sit up aim
take notice, ll was a good pitOhers'
battle However, in the fh'th Idnlng
the Giants auooeoded la scoring t&etr
first run and the first tally of the
game, while Grand Ridge was held
scoreless, In the following three
lu
ng aiu tayior, Torre tiauie, inn.,
II,,,'. it tli., H.-fv. Ii.lif t,.nL'd win II
Martin slept about two hours dur- de()1,,on ovor ..,.,,. smith ' .
stockyards of Chieaao In the wlfdu"
of mi' of the up 'tit lntereting cai i i f
y jflatlc encounters ever offered l.i Li)
10,1 Sai: county, which was staged under
tile auspices Oi Jimmy Keyes. iiotn
I flthtcrs entered, th ' ring at 1 16 DQUOdi
re-j.,,., mmm ,,,.,1 .,!.,. a ..th tl
. .. ., ,1 ,.ua i. ..til If' wn I,..
i shew they put on
i Tic. ::i;'.it was a close one and a hard
one i;: which to aeJeet a winner. Moil.
mm itarted rikbt out in fie nrat
tin
N't . York. Dei 2:' Looking bit-1 naal gone Bounded they were a
gar .than'evo'r, Fre,'Fuiton. the Min-: 'nKiK punches at will. Taylor
n...-m.lla irinni ktnnnad into Hh procd a very fast man. In the i cond
ni .i i-.. ..-..... . ..i ..- ...la ik.. i I
nFn.ni s lniivTT humj nun imu n- j
ooxiag promoter ne siooq reaiiy wi
t:..' world. Jack
counter between Kid Corky of t.add
and Gus Naus.ion of La Salle. The
Dghi 0Qy went two rOttndS, however,
I Oorky landi d u rtgbl to the Jaw qt
iil i opponeBt la the aat of the lecond
ti. me, putting him down ror the count
or ten. Oerhy diaplayed much tram
Inj and was vi ry quick and active a i
hi , (set
Young L-iiug of Kcwan-e and Vaunt
.'annnit'g i of Davenport, Iowa, fought
six rounds to o drr.v l.i L'n second I
bout an ti a pard, The taw neltW'
voight!; tipped (! beam at 160
pounds yc ti rday afternoon at ;
O'c'.Ot'k, When tln inni soan.le '
i ending ihom Inl i the pffruy the two
j battlers opt ned up with a (air .
thjuufo if blows. Tbroushoui the
flghl ihry olngged why, both trying
to score ii knockout. The !'vbi wai
ran all the way through,
Bdward franklln af ui Balls refer
oi i the Brat two nghta, hfle K i
Bmith. Chicago sports writ -r, rcfofecu
the lust two bojts.
TILDEN MAY PLAY
IN BRITISH TOURNEY
tlie night, ami seemed so much
''".r that the 1 h tor said lie ex-
pected him to show steady race
tmii ss some unexpected complici
appeared.
Martin's injuries were chietly
ternal. and Several days mav In
Otutred to naeertPiu their full extent
Philadelphia. Dee. 211 William T.
Ttldon, world's tenuis ohimplon, may
il chle to go t Bngland next Hiiring
to play III the British ehalnoloiiHlilp
tournnmenti it was learned today, He
previously had announced he would
not defe.id his twice won laurel's ut
Wimbledon
"My plana at present are vaguer
T Iden is 1 1. "hut I rather think 1 will
not go hick. .Should I Hastily decide
to go back I will Pol be , artain until
at least two week:, before I go.
"If I en back tn Ungland I most
certainly will piny through tip' chaav
' plotishlps." .
The laai remark was occasioned by
a report from London which sultl
thai th iintish Tennis association
i'.id ruled that he tether oouid play
through the championships or remain
cut until the challenge round.
"... 1,1 . . 1 . . 11 1
PHED FULTON WANTS
BGUT WITH DEMPSEY. . SSa
Raker, who is at the present time
attending the University f Illinois,
scored two of the baskets for Ottawa
when he was sent in during the lat
half of the game. He also played a
Cood defensive game.
Anderson ami Hitter at the forward
positions for the Ottawa squad were
he!l scoreless during the game Nei
ther of the two SMS were able to
flghl any nun in
1 lemosey preferred.
Fulton also tol l Tag lie would light
th ! winner of any elimination tour
nament which Rtckard has in mind
in the hope it would lead up to a
;i !-.! with Champion Dempeay.
Rtckard told Fulton that Wills was
the logical man to fleht Denipsev,
but he ili :iot care to promote such
a mat h Pulton replied to this by
inn uncing his willingness to take
lister, of football fame, and one of goore a basket as i result of the
the be3t athletes ever turned ,oat at close guard which the Grand Ridge
Streator; Kenneth Porter. former defense K- pt over them. Anders n,
star at the University of California however, scored one free throw. Fol-
college and captain of the freshman lowing are the lineups and the scores
aquad last year and Moss and Geigef of th" pame:
made up the team. OTTAWA
Hitter bad his same band of war- Anderaotti rf ....
riors, except for Gardner, who play- Hitter. If
ed center In tne game However, trie Gardner, c rg
frame- the Giants scored four more "'r, " ' nllt . , '
eiupsev ne auueu istai ti
run.;, bringing tin ir total of runs to
five.
The only run for the Grand Ridge :
club came In the eighth frame of
the game. In every other inning of
Kama was marked by exceptionally
fine sportsmanship. Grand Ridge
peclally played a splendid game as
did the local club.
At the outstart the conflict bore
the earmarks of a tight struggle. Both
teams were hell scoreless for the
first few niinuteR of play, Suddenly
Daugherty of Grand Ridge broke the
epell when he scored a basket from
almost mldfloor. Cardner of the Ot
tawa squad then stepped out and
scored the first basket for the Ottawa
team. After that the Grand Ridge : Geiger
team held a lead throughout the en
tire contest. Total 14
When the whistle blew ending the Scores by halves
first, half the score stood IS to 11 in Grand Ridge IS
favor of the Grand Ridce team. I Ottawa Legion 11
Daughorty's sensational basket shoot-1 Indoor Game.
ing during the first half of the game i Following the basketball game, Hal
PUBLIC SALE
Having decided to quit fanning, I ;
will sell at public auction ray entire
personal property, on the Jamison
farm, one mile east of Utica, one
half mile north of Starved Rock and ;
idx miles west of Ottawa, on the In-'
terurlian line, on
Thursday, Feb. 2, 1922
Commencing at 10 o'clock a. m . the
following property, consisting ni'
Eleven Head of Horses
I
Including one pure bred Perchcron
mnre, guaranteed safe in foal. This)
tine mare is seven years old anil ,
weighs 1(100 lbs.; two bay geldings, I
well mated, 10 years old and weigh
1450 lbs. each; one Borrel mare. 0
years old, weight 1300 rb;.; one roan
mare. S year old, Weight lf'OO lbs.; I
one black mare, 7 yeas old. weighs
1400 lbs.; one buy mare, 12 years old.!
Weighs 1430 Mis.; one brown mate.
Id years old, weighs 800 His.; one
driving horse, 10 years old. weighs
900 rbK.; roan filly. 3 years old, 1
weighs 1200 tbs., and a dandy wean
lltiT nil v. The?" horses are all sound
and in good flesh.
Nine Head of Cattle
Including five milch cows till giving
milk, one heifer that will be fresh by
lay of sale, and 3 heifer calves.
4 EWES (bred)
6 DOZ. WHITE WYANDOTTE
CHICKENS
Twenty-seven Head of Hogs
H hreod sows, bred; 3 barrows,
weigh 175 lbs. ; 7 shoats, 0 fall pk's
All of these hogs are of the Chester
vhite strain.
1200 BUSHELS OF CORN IN CRIB
10 TONS OF GOOD HAY
FARM IMPLEMENTS
3 wagons, 1 light wagon, 2 buggies.
18-ft. McCormick binder, 1 ma. .tin
spreader, corn planter, 2 nine foot
discs, DC-foot harrow- and cart, buy
tack and truck, buy fork and rop -. :1
horse gas engine, pair of sling pulley ,
wheat drill, end-gate seeder, ban i
corn sheller, tank heater, pump-jack.
2 cultivators, 2 disc cultivators, 1
"iAWer, hay rake, pulverizers, gaiur
tdow, walking plow, sulky plow, 9
eets of harness, cream separatei
. -n end househoa: noods and many
other articles too numerous to men
, ion.
TERMS OF SALE All sums of $10
.. .i .,n)pr ori, rr puniB over this
amount a credit of 9 months will be
on not. s bearing improved
"ecur'tv, without interest if paid when
i1 "' re i iw, ! 7 per cent interest
Will he charged from date of sn!. 4
pei cent discount for cash on soma
over gl(l. No property to be remove!
until settled for.
Mrs. Liliie Pearson & Son?
Owners.
Col Jctres Darling, AJCtiofir.
I W. Norton and Geo. M. Reynolds.
Clerks
rj ft p t the conflict they were blanked, to-
a j o o lowing are the lineups of both ttams
0 n il 0 and the scores:
4 o 0 1 Grand Ridge ah r h DO a e
j n o o f. Crawford, if . ..4 o o l l o
3 n 0 0 ! Hooks, Is 4 0 0 1 5 0 j
o o o o ; Walkling, rs 1 o 1 o o o
a o 0 ' G. Orawford, p 4 0 l o o o
0 o 0 , Ksmond, rf 3 0 0 0 0 0 ,
, Rogers. 2b 4 0 1 2 1 0 '
10 l 0 1 , Luckey, ;it a o u u i i
F P T ; Hilton, c 3 0 0 12 1 2
0 0 0 Hampson. lb 3 1 1 8 0 I) j
0 0 0 J
0 0 0 Totals 32 1 4 24 9 2
0 0 1 j
0 o 0 Ottawa Giants ah r h po a e j
ooo Halligaa, is 4 i 2 o o 1
i nemo, " u u " 1 1
0 0 lisprague, c 4 o " -" i I
Hodgin, lb 4 l 2 2 o o i
10 S8 O. Heiberg. rs 4 0 Q 0 0 oil
1021 Jtilligan, rs 4 2 1 2 1 0 1
Wliite. If 4 0 2 0 0 0!
Sutton, rf 4 1 2 0 0 Oil
t 1
I Mm ll
Langan. rg
Mathes. c-lg
Row a rniaster, lg
Raker, rf 2
Giehler, If 1
Totals
GRAND RIDGB B
Daugherty. rf 8
Moss, If 2
Porter, c 4
AbramSi lg 0
McAllister, rg 0
rg 0
od cightii rounds Taylor knocked
Smith tu the mat. alt'tough in i'a
i nth and flnal n and Smith had his
opponent groggy. In that frame he
loened up with a raft of rights and
led i to Taylor's face. Many of tv
fans though! that smith waa iatlUed
to the decision.
la L'ae seml-wiadupi loo hfandcll
brothi r of Sammy M tndeil of Rock'
ford, i '.siiy woo the decision ovar
Yuan..; Uixsn of t'hlcsgo. The hgh!.
a as a ten-round affair asm loth men
tipped the beam at IIS poumls. Ma:i
i ;; pcoViHl a i!i.-h. He was entirely
loo fa t for hi? opponent, and at ho
time did it look as though Dixon
would make the going t,.uj?h for tho
Kockford lad.
At various stages of tho fitht Mm
doll rained rights and lefta to the face
of hia Opponent arsi si veril fim b had
him groggy. However, in the Snal
rooad Dixon developed it sloeer guard
and prevented the Rockford fellow
frrm winning the tight, possibly by a
ni:. university here In ls21. accord- knocltOUt.
Ing to flguree just annouueed lyL. A. The first fight on the card was sup
Mchols. POead to have been a six-round c;i-
would
man.
surely trounco the
c llore !
FOOTBALL PAYING
BUSINESS AT CALIF.
Berkeley. Cal . Dec. 29 Football
was ii paying business at the t'alifor-
JOHN WELSH, Grocer
Phones 1033
SPRING CHICKENS
I hese are the same high grade milk-fed chick
ens. Order early.
BROOMS -Extra good quality broom
straw. While they last 50c
COFFEE 35c Grade Santos Coffee,
3 pounds 90c
SELF RISING PANCAKE FLOUR- 2
pkgs for 25c, 4 lb. pkg 40c
MAPLE SUGAR, From the Finest sap.
I lb. cake 43c
MILK Large can, 10c, 6 cans 57c
WASHING SOAP i ii-h Grade Yellow
Soap. 5 bars 25c
SWEET HEART SOAP- 2 bars 15c
9 O'CLOCK WASHING POWDER-
per pkg 5c
Grapes, grapefruit, oranges, bananas, eating
and cooking apples, hd. and leaf lettuce, cuks.,
EWt. potatoes, squash, ruta., parsnips etc.
i 4 -t L- -i .tiih iLJvnsKWAnitrTr-a
-- ta i ,1 .aii . i Ffciiiarhiii imht it f
" 1 1
; I Bhe Chicago iistciiers Market
il Now for 1922
0 I
Mi.',;irV
wew?' a sss c?) bo uai tu i frf t a r&riy
121 W. Main St, Ottawa
EARL O. DICKENS, Mgr.
For Saturday, December 31, 1 92 1
We take inventory Saturday night, Dec. 3 1 st
,ind in .order to reduce our stock we offer the
following exceptional bargains. Take advan
fage of these specials and save money.
Pure Granulated Sugar, 8 lbs.. $ 1 .00
Pure Granulated Sugar, 18 lbs., $1.00
0 -s
Pillsbury Pillsbury
Pancake Buckw't
Flour Flour
Small small
pkg. 15c pkg. 18c
Large large
pkg. 45c pkg. 49c
Great
Amerisan
Flour
241 lbs.
PAGS
99c
491b.
BAGS
$1.95
Fancy
Sweet
Calif.
Prunes
4 lbs. 50c
The Chicago Butchers' Co., in closing its 1921 business feels it a mof.fc pleasant privilege to
extend to its many paArons and friends from this and adjoining cities its hearty good wishes for
the coming year and do pledge them that we will do our part in making 1922 a mogt profitable
one. Our policy for the next 12 months will be Strictly adhered tc as in the past, selling highest
quality moats at a moderate profit and to permit no misrepresentations at our market. Our un
ion me?t cutters are all trained and experienced men, courteous and accommodating to its pa
trons. We couldn't use any other sort at our busy market. Bear in mind that winners don't
knock and that knockers don't win. We will be kept mighty busy with the coming of the
New Year gelling thousands of our customers the highest quality meats money can buy at a cav
ing of 25 to 30 per cent on every dollar. Here are a few New Year's offerings that will appeal to
shrewd meat buyers.
10c
17c
Sc
17c
FORK
Ribs.
swift's Wool Soap (only while it lasts) 2 bars 9(
Baker's Premium Chocolate, ' lb. bars, 1 9c
Procter &
Gamble
LUNA
SOAP
lObars
45c
Famous
Summer
Sausage
Lb. 22c
X. L.
Brand
Coffee
5 lbs.
$1.21
Fancy
Japan
Tea
Lb. 43c
I-resit aoa
per lb
( uuntrv Sausage,
per lb
Fresh Xeck f5nes,
per lb
Pork Chops, end cuts, fresh
and fancy, bargain, lb
l'ork Butts, fancy quality, lean
nt t fat, for this sale, lb
C ooked Tickled Pig's Feet,
per lb
Fresh Ears,
per lb
Fresh Pork Shoulder Roast.
per lb
LAMB
P. & G. White Naptha Soap, 1 0 bars, 58c
Ix'.c of Lamb,
per lb
Lamb Shoulder,
per lb
Fresh N.B.C. xGreat FSn7
n j o i American Ked
Bread Soda Q, Rlver
3 loaves Crackers 5 Potatoes
25c 2 lbs. 25c $16j Pk, 35c
Quaker Bulk Rolled Oats, 6 lbs, for 25c
..... Fresh Glen
Michigan Fresh Baked Orchard
DaVy Oysters Ginger Preserves
5 lbs. 33c Qt. 50c 21bg 25c 89c
LARD
Best Rendered Lard,
5 lb. pails
Best Rendered Lard.
3 lb. pails
Best Rendered Lard,
io lb. pails
VEAL
Leg of Yea!, half or whole,
per lb
9c
8c
3c
ic
lie
8c
8c
6k
18c
12c
35c
21c
70c
14c
Veal Shoulder Roast,
per lb ....
Veal Loaf,
BACON
per id
Yeal Stew.
per lb
Butterine Gem Nut, . k. an
other brands, per lb
5 Big Specials for Saturday Only
Full ( ream Brick - Hecse, Tj G r
Per lb IOC
Fresh Crearnerv Butter, with JO
purchase, lb
Jumbo Dill Fickle.-,, JQ
Peaches, large No. 3 cans,
per can
Apricots, large No. 3 cans, 9fl
iicr rati alVV
I"-" -
1 ure Leaf Lard, bell shaped.
i)er lb i
Duck-, fancy home dre ssed,
per lb.
Chickens, home killed. 10
per lb
Geese home killed. ?
per lb OK,
Pineapple, large cans, big slices, OP
,.nr ran HWV
Salt Pork.
per lb
Fresh larec Baltimore Oysters.
IOO tjal.. Per of.
Smoked Pork Butts,
per lb
k
8c
45c
15c
Sugar Cured, nice and lean,
per 11)
Choice Bacon Squares,
per lb
Sugar Cured Fancy Macon, half "j
or whole, per lb Ill
HAMS
Hams, 1,000 lbs., while they last, sugar
cured, 12 to t8 lb.' average, An
,- 11, iftc
r-
Smoked Boston Butts, sugar
cured, boneless, per lb
Sugar Cured Picnic Hams, Q,
BEEF
Fresh Beef Hearts, 7
IW il, I v.
Corned Beef. Sugar Cured,
per lb
Prime Beef Rib Roasts, boneless lA
and rolled, per lb vl
Pot Rcast, it has the flavor found only
in quality meats, "
IW lb wC
Fancv T-Bone and Porterhouse
Steak, per lb
Fresh Beef Liver, just 'ike calf A
liver, iicr lb , Ivv
Fresh Ground Hamburger (like 7
run frind vonrself ) II, v.
Fancy Cut Round Steak.
Ier lb
Boilin? Beef Flank or Brisket
per lb
per lb.
15c
1c
'c
7c
15c
9c
2k
Mr. Farmer: Bring in your fresh eggs.
pay highest cash prices.
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he CHICAGO
UTCHER C
Main St., Ottawa UNION MARKET The Pace Makers of Meat Prices