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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1879-04-23
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There will lie Il public examination
Of school teachers ct the High School
room, Saturday April 2Oth' W. H.
sandersoo, superintendent of schools
for Woodstock.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1879-04-23

Notice change In railroad time table
at tho head OF this column.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1879-04-23

1t isn't the girl that covers the
greatest number of '1aps" that wins
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1879-04-23

H. F. Royce, at the "Clothing EN-
porium,' is now receiving his Spring
STYLES of Goods. See advertisement
in tu,dsyb AGE.
The Portland daily press., 1879-10-09
POLITICAL.
The Colorado Election.
Republicans Garry Everything.

DENVER, Oct. S.-The election in this State
on Tuesday, was for Supreme Judge and coun-
ty officers. The day passed off very quietly,
not more than half of the votes being polled.
The returns come in slowly. The indications
are that the Republicans have carried every
thing. EX-Gov. Routt, chairman of the Re-
publican State Committee, estimates the ma
iority for Beck for Supreme Judge, as nearly
5000; gain of 1000 over last years vote.
In Arapahoe county the Republicans have
elected every man, as also in Gilpin, Weld and
Larimer, In Lasanimas the Democrats fall
behind last years vote about 300 There was
little interest in the contest, as the State ticket
contained but one name, that of Beck.
The Connecticut Election.
HARTFORD, Oct. S.-Returns of votes on the
constitutional amendments, as far as received
at the Courant office, show 22,398 majority
against biennial sessions of the Legislature
81 276 against the extension of the tenure OF
office of judges to 70 years of age. Seventy
seven towns have no. yet been heard from.
The Republicans have carried majority OF
towns in elections for town officers.
Louisiana Democrats
BATON ROUGE, Oct. S.-The Democratic con-
vention has completed the State ticket as fol-
lows: Lieut.. Governor, S. d. McEnery; At
torney General, J. G. Eagan; Secretary of
State, Will A. Strong; Auditor, Allen Jumel;
Supt. of Education, e. Hay.
The platform recommends the adoption OF a
new constitution; declares for free ballot,
and denounces the elevation of Hayes and
Wheeler to their positions as a crime against
the freedom of the people; calls for the admis-
sion of Spofford to the Senate, and eulogizes
Gov. Nichols.
Notes.
Zach Chandler addressed large Republican
meeting in Worcester last night.
John Kelly began yesterday to stump New
York State. Strong efforts are making to har-
monte the Democrats.
Senator Conkling, in Brooklyn, N. VI, last
night, replied to Gov. Robinsons letter ac-
cepting denomination.
The Portland daily press., 1879-10-09
FOREIGN NEWS.
A Desperate Battle Before Cabul.
VICTORY FOR THE BRITISH TROOPS.

LONDON, Oct. S.-3 p. m:-Sir Frederick
Roberts telegraphs from Charasiab the eve
ming of the 9th that the Afghans advanced
from Cabul in force and there was heavy fight
ing all day. The Afghan position was carried
and twelve guns captured. The British loss is
about eighty killed and wounded. General
Roberts hoped to march close to Cabul the next
day.
Gen. Roberts in his despatch says: Recon-
noitering parties sent out on all the roads
leading to Cabul at daybreak this morning
reported the enemy advancing in great force
frym the direction of the city. A huge range
of hills intervening between Charasiab and
Cabul was crowned with troops and people
from the city, while parties of Ghilzais APP
peared on the hills running along both TANKS
of the camp, and reports were received that
the road to Zahieabad threatened.
Along this road Mcpherson was advancing
with large convoy of stores and ammuni-
ton. Warning was sent to Mcpherson and
some assistance in cavalry. 1t was absolutely
necessary to carry the heights in front before
evening, very difficult duty, which he COM
pleted in most admirable manner Loss here
killed, 9 wounded
Baker made a turning movement to the left
and was soon hotly engaged. Height after
height was carried in gallant style. The total
loss is as follows: Capt. Young, Lieut.. Fergu-
son and DR.. Duncan wounded and about
seventy men killed and wounded. The enc
mys loss is unknown, but it must have been
considerable as they fled in great confusion
and lost two standards.
A large number of Ghilzas are still in the
neighborhood The Ameer states that the
palace of Bala Hissar is no longerjin possession
of people he can trust Gen. Roberts believes
the country will quiet down now that they see
resistance is useless, although great excite
ment still prevails.
Gen. Hughes Marching on Ghuznee.
LONDON, Oct S.-A despatch dated Kelat-I-
Ghilzie, Oct. 4, announces that Gen. Hughes
has marched in the direction of GhuZnee.
Kelat-I-Ghilzie ('Fort of the Ghilzies'') is
hil-fort of Afghanstan, s. miles northwest of
Candahar on the road to GhuZnee. The latter
is the famous fortified town so miles southwest
Of Cabul, taken, lost and retaken by the Brit
ish in 1889.
English Troops Ordered to Ireland.
In consequence of the disturbance by row.
ing bands of ribbon-men, the English govern
ment has ordered two squadrons of dragons
and company of infantry to be stationed at
Ballinrobe and Castlebar, Ireland.
Indignation Among London Newspapers.
There is general and widespread disappro-
baton in the United kingdom over the recent
army regulation which prohibits newspaper
correspondents from accompanying the troops
in Afghanistan and reporting what is taking
place in the field, and especially in front of
Cabul. The London press is especially indig-
nant.
A War Cloud Gathering in China
SHANGHAI, Sept. ct is reported that the
Chinese have bought large quantities of old
rifles Of the japanese and are increasing the
armament of coast ports There Is hostile
feeling on the Loo Choo question but no
definite steps have yet been taken.
The Portland daily press., 1879-10-09
MINOR KILOGRAMS.

Twenty-three members of the board of free
holders of Middlesex county, New Jersey
have been indicted by the grand jury for NAL
feasance in office
Tom Jones and Bill Pearson. colored, for the
murder of Dick Woods, a storekeeper, were
taken from custody by mob and hung at
Whites Creek, Tennessee, yesterday.
Richard Charles Francis Meade, Earl of
Clan William, died in London, Tuesday night,
aged 81.
The second trial of Christane Cox begins the
ODD.
The steamship Adirondack was towed back
to New York yesterday. She broke cylin-
der last Friday.
John Babson of Barnstead was killed at
Pittsfeld, Mass, yesterday, by being thrown
from wagon.
L. A. Joslyn's barn at Waterbury, VT, with
several valuable cattle, was burned Tuesday
night by an incendiary. Loss $4,000.
Ex-Mayor Hyde of Harrisonburg, Va, was
shot on the street Tuesday night by ex-Chief
of Police Kelly, who has fled.
The Governor of Pennsylvania has granted
a respite until Nov. 9th to John o Neil, a
Molly Mcguire, who was to have been hanged
today.
The venerable Sir Francis Hincks and other
directors of the Consolidated Bank of Mon
treal appeared in court yesterday and were
bafled in $4,000 each.
The Portland daily press., 1879-10-09
A THRILLING NARRATIVE.
Starvation in the Arctic Seas

Starvation in the Arctic Seas
New YORK, Oct. S.-A San Francisco de-
spatch states that the schooner Pauline Col
Inns arrived on Monday from the Arctic Ocean.
Capt. Sands reports frightful story from St.
Lawrence Island, in the Behring Sea. AL
most the entire population of the southeastern
end of the island have persisted of starvation.
A party landed from the Collins and were hor-
riied to find $50 corpses in one field. The liv-
ing had carried the dead away from their huts
until, overcome themselves, they in turn died
in their huts and so remained. Everywhere
the scene is frightful. One little girl the cap
tain speaks of seeing stiff in death, with her
head resting on her hand, while her body lean
ed over the remains of a whale. Capt Sands
attributes the starvation to rum; nearly every
trader goes to the Arctic loaded with it, and SO
long as the liquor lasts the natives will not go
fishing; then it is too late, and starvation fol-
lows. On the northwest end of the island
about 200 natives are still alive. He says the
revenue steam cutters are of no use to stop
this traffic. The traders see the smoke and get
out of the way or get rid of the contraband Ii
quors before they can be reached. A sailing
vessel of 100 tons, he says, could end the
traffic
st. Lawrence, or Clark's, Island is in Behr-
ing Sea, latitude 60. 1t is 80 miles long by 30
wide, and is inhabited mostly by Alaskan fish
ing tribes
The Portland daily press., 1879-10-09
.An Apneal from the irish Tenantry

LONDON, Oct S.-A committee of the Home
Rule mem bers of Parliament and others has
been formed to conduct the entire rent agita-
ton in Ireland. They will appeal to the Irish
race in the colonies and United States to pro-
mote the ownership of soil by occupiers instead
of landlords.
Foreign Notes.
Some Russian staff officers have been order
ed to the Austrian frontier to study how to
meet an invasion from that quarter
Emperor William opened the Reichsrath
yesterday.
Steamer Faraday sailed from London for ST.
Pierre Miquelon to complete the laying of the
new French cable.
A ST. Petersburg despatch says regulations
have been issued authorizing the police to use
weapons to disperse threatening crowds.
The Prime Minister of Hungary says appre-
tensions of famine are unfounded and that
the government would distribute seed among
the rural population.
1t is asserted that Montenegrins are prepar-
ing to occupy the district OF Gusije PLAYA
ceded to Montenegria by the treaty Of Berlin.
Strong bands of Albanians are assembling to
oppose the contemplated occupation.
Special dispatches from Afghanistan reports
that at one time during the attack at the princl.
nal heights before Cabul two companies OF
Highlanders were opposed to 1000 Afghans.
The latter held their ground until the High
Afghan force is said to have been II regiments,
with artillery and immense number of hill
men, The backbone of resistance is broken
for the present, but the whole country is seeth-
ing with excitement and the people would
rise at the Sigh est reverse to the British. The
whole British force was to be within striking
distance of Cabul on the 7th inst.
The Portland daily press., 1879-10-09
DRY Goods Wholesale Market.

Corrected weekly by SToRER BROS. & Co., sue
cessors to Locke, Twltchell & Co.
The Portland daily press., 1879-10-09

Brown COtiens.
The Portland daily press., 1879-10-09

II UNHBEEe, Cutters, MOuidings &c.
IL LEGR0W BROS, "a Preble st
UV5REEy. Which, Pine 81 Hard Wood.
IL WIDBER Il BACON, 220 Com'l st.
NvEy,LENERY, straw Goods, Silks &c.
M JOHN L. PALMER, 243 Middle st
MILLINERY and Millinery Goods.
Nl BIBBER, MORRILL, q MCMANN, "a Cross
Oils, Curriers', Illuminating & M'chn'y.
" JOHN CONLEY & SON, Mfrs, 20 Com1 st
DAGNTS, Oils, varnishes 81 Supplies.
Il JOHN W. PERKINS & CO., IA & 76 Com'l st
DAINTs, Oils, varnish, Brushes Se.
IL w. +. PHILLIPS g. Co., 1874, 1876 Il 1873 Middle
DAINTERs, SUPPLIES, Oils all kinds
Il j. b. PICKETT & CO., 1o7 Fore st
DIAPER ESangings, Books IL Stationery.
L LORING, SHORT & HARMON, 2OS Middle st
DICKLEs, Vinegar, Cider, Ketchup SC.
IL L. d. PETTENGILL, Mfr, 8 Il 10 Market st
PRODUCE Il Gen'i Commission NIGHTS.
Il HODGDON s. SOULE. 101 Commercial st
DRODUCE, Fruits ~ Fancy Groceries.
Il PERRY 81 FLINT, Com NIGHTS, Z q o Moulton.
DUBBER GOODs.-Hall Rubber Co.
HI C. IL. BoSWoRTH under Falmouth Hote
GALT.-Dairy and Table Salt Specially.
- MOTLEY Il WINCHESTER, 166 Conf 81
CHIP RROKE RS, Stores 81 Chandlery:
- j. S. WINSL0W q CO., 3 q Central VIM
GUysp RROKERs, stores 81 Chandlery.
, RYAN & KELSEY. 16l OoIninerelai o.
CHIP Knees locus. 81 white oak irenails
LORENZO TAYLOR, 3O4 Commercial st
STEFAN, Gas & Wafer Pipe, boilers DC.
~ q. NJ. " H. L. ILCIhHhi>t', ~ - y eANA Nv
cyTEAJI Gas, Water 81 Vcntilating Pipe
p DANIEL WINSLOW Il son, Cross st
CUGAR N MOIasses Importers.
- GEO. 5. HUNT s. Co.. Agts Eagle Refinery
TNRuNKs, Bags, Boxes, &C., Mfrs. & Dlrs.
j. L. BRACKETT Il CO., 265 Middle st
TRUNKS, Bags &C., Mfrs. and Dealers,
G.. ID. BROAD g. CO., 152 Exchange st
NTARNEsEE Mfrs, Educating n Wool Oils
AUG. p. FULLER & CO., POS Fore st
WHITE LEAD n COLORS, Paints.
w BURGESS FOBES & CO., 80 Commercial Sc
VNTOOLENS 81 Tailors' Trimmings.
w CHADBOURN & KENDALL, 16S, 40 Middle
YANKEE NOTIONS, (ssnPlel Mfrs How
Il ards Patent Razor Strop SHEPAkD Gu
The Portland daily press., 1879-10-09
DOMESTIC PORTS.

SAN FRANCISCO-Ar 29th, ship Indiana New
begin Nanamo.
Cid 7th barque Monhegan, Luce, Liverpool
NEW ORLEANS-Below 7th ship Theobald Raw
Inns, from Bath
CHARLESTON-Cl 4th sch j w Brown, Pater-
son. Baltimore
Sid 9th, sch Flora Rogers, south.
RICHMOND-Sld 4th, sch Nile, Spear FIN Perth
Amboy.
BALTIMORE-Ar 4th sch Maud, Robinson, from
Georgetown, DC.
Cid 7th sch Orre Drsko, Drisko Matanzas
PHILADELPHIA-Ar 9th, sch Mabel f Staples,
Dickinson, Boston; Fannie Bailey, Hume, North
Boothbay.
Ar at Delaware Breakwater 9TH, barque John j
Marsh, Farr, from Sagua.
NEW YORK-Ar 7th, brig Lucy W Snow, Hall,
Boston; schs Maud Maloch, Smith, Calais; Ameri-
ca Truworthy, Rockland; Clara E Rogers, Rogers,
Hillsboro; Kendall, Kendall, and Abby WATSON,
Lord Bangor Addie Z Snow, Thorndike, Vinalha-
ven; IL Netealf, Chatfield, Hallowell; Moses Ed
dy, Warren, Rockland Frank Norton, Ames, Deer
Isle; d NJ French, Childs. st George; Benedict,
Crockett, Portland; John Daley, Long, and G w
Rowley, from Portsmouth; S Hart, Burgess, do;
A II Waite, Dodge, Boston; Loduskia, 1reworgy
and Orozimbo, Guptill, Providence; Clara w Elwell
Long, do.
Cid 18th, barque Annie Reed, Croker, Tamatave;
Sarmiento, Gould, Natal; brig Nj Il Leighton, Leigh
ton, Rio Janeiro Myronus, Jarvis, for Aspnwaii;
Akbar, Gates Cardenas; schs Reubsn Hunt, wide.
Point-a-Pitle; Almeda Wiley, Wiley, st ihomas'
Annie Lewis, for st Kits; Mary COOK, COOK,
Pensacola.
The Portland daily press., 1879-10-09
THE NEWS IN A NUTSHELL

Returns from the Colorado election indicate
the success of the Republican candidates by
majority of nearly 5000
Democratic members of the New York 70
lice Commissioners have filed notice OF ap
peal from the decision of the court requiring
them to appoint Tammany inspectors of cleo
tions.
A Young lady in the New York postofiice
has been arrested in the act of stealing regis
tered letters. tGAa
Capt Boyton is now swimming down the
Merrimac river.
A general strike of coal miners in the Penn
sylvania coal regions is feared. The number
of miners there is estimated at 5000. Molly
Mcguire outrages are feared.
A conrier has arrived at Cheyenne from
the scene of the battle of Thornburgh's COM
mand with hostile Utes. The total number of
killed in the engagement numbered twelve,
and forty-tliree wounded.
Reports from st. Lawrence Island, In
Behrng Sea, state that the natives are dying
off by starvation. Traders are blamed for
carrying liquors there, by which the natives
are kept intoxicated and fail to provide means
for winter support until too late.
Gen. Grant will remain in California till
after the holidays.
A decisive battle has been fought by the
British troops before Cabul, resulting in a
victory over the Afghans.
British troops have been ordered to Ireland
to investigate the anti-rent troubles among the
tenantry there.
,i,o Gto4a V nj of Rhode
Island met in Newport yesterday.
The Portland daily press., 1879-10-09
The Wool Market.

Boston. Oct s..[Reported for the Iressl.-The
following is list of prices quoted this afternoon:
Ohio and Observation-Disclosures 43a 45c; Choice
Xxx at 4O94lc; Fine X 39a40c; Medium 41ta44c;
Coarse 35G37c Michigan-Extra and Xxx 37lD3S;
Fine 36g3Sc; Medium 4Oa42c; Common 34a35c.
Other Western-Fine and < 3693Sc; Medium 500
Ale; Common 34a35c; Pulled, Extra 37a4Oo; Sfi-
perfine 37ta4Sc; No 1 at 25a3Oc. Combing fleece
3s945; Fine delaine 3S945c; California 14935c
Texas 16@32c; Canada pulled 3O04Oc; do Combing
3S@4oc; Smyrna, washed 16a25c;nnwashed 9a14
Buenos Ayres 12g30c; Cape Good Hope 26@3Oc
Australian 35@42c; Donskoi 16925c.
The market for domestic Wool lsustains the prices
mand and desirable grades still tending upward
All grades are in request particularly fine and
dunn eeces, and the tendency of prices continue to
be upward.
In New York manufacturers continue free pur-
chasers, and all desirable parcels obtainable are
promptly taken at full and, in many cases advanced
prices.
In Philadelphia the spirited movement for some
time past continues, although the aggregate sales
are not as large as last week, and the market has
again been active with good good demand from
the local and Eastern manufacturers at very full
prices-n fact for fine fleece advance our figures
1O2c,
The Portland daily press., 1879-10-09
MORE STRIKES.
Five Thousand Pennsylvania Min
ers This Time.
MOLLY MAGuIRE oUTRAGEs FEARED

EvANsBURG, Pa, Oct. S.-The leaders of the
Miners National Association have ordered the
miners to strike in a number of mines for ten
per cent advance. The number of strikers is
placed at 5000, but it is highly probable that
the entire body of miners in the bituminous
coal country will also strike in a day or so, and
the number of strikers will be increased to
about 5000. So far, the strikers evince dis
position to maintain order
Intelligence comes from some of the lawless
mountain districts of Molly Mcguire outrages,
but there are no authentic details. The local
authorities at several exposed points, appre-
bending riotous demonstrations, have prepared
themselves for any emergency. Important and
startling developments are anticipated mo-
mentarily.
The Ohio Stove Moulders.
CINCINNATI Oct S.--All the Ohio Valley
stove moulders struck today for an advance of
10 per cent.
Fall River Strikers Resume Work.
FALL RIVER, Oct. S.-The old spinners of
the Durfee and Richard Borden mills are at
work this morning. AT the Troy they returned
to work in accordance with the resolution of
yesterday, but complained when they arrived
there that two knobstick spinners were at
work on two of the best pairs of mules, and
asked to have them removed. and also wanted
to have pair of mules held back to await the
return of spinner who is outside on meet
ing tour. The superintendent declined to
make these concessions, and the men again
quit work.
The Portland daily press., 1879-10-09
Murphy Moving Merrily, with Lead o
Ten Miles.

New YORK, Oct S.--Broadgeest and Nc
Leavy, who had been off the track since day
light at II o'clock formally announced that
they had withdrawn, thus leaving sixteen men
on the track. Murphy was cheering sight to
his friends and correspondingly depressing to
his enemies. He walked and ran with equal
steadiness, was not lame in the least,and pluck
was abundant Fuller, on the contrary, show
ed considerable distress, land his face was some
times alarmingly purple with the rush of blood
sponge, and shook it as though dazed. He
Kept to brisk pace, however, and at II o'clock
Murphy had increased the lead only to eleven
miles, scoring $40. Curran grew year older
every hour, Judging by his appearance, but his
gait was unimpaired and his third position was
within three miles of Faber's second. Allen
was nine miles further back, going vigorously
and physically able to take advantage of any
break among the men in front.
a. m.-The following is the score at this
The Portland daily press., 1879-10-09
European Markets.

LONDON, Oct. S-1.3O P. M.-Consols 81 1916
for money and account.
LONDON, Oct. S-12.30 P. M.-American secu-
rities-United States bonds 5s 1861; new 41as at
1091s; As, 105ss; Erie $685.
LIVERPOOL Oct. 80 P. M.-Cotton market
frmer; Mddling uplands at 9-16d; Orleans 49,
16d; sales 10000 bales; for speculation and export
1000; receipts 2200; American $50.
LIVERPOOL, Oct. S-12.3O P. M.-Flour IL 6(aD
IS 6; Winter Wheat at 11(911 3; Spring do, 10 5(oD
10 6; California average at 10 4911 q club do 119
cPorb o az BACON at 81 s2 o. Lard az 10
Cheese 40. Tallow at SO 8, at London 81 6.
The Portland daily press., 1879-10-09
Attempted Escape Of Jail Birds Frus-
trated.
NEW YORK.
The Election Inspector

New YORK, Oct. S,-Police Commissioners
Morrison and Mclean, Democratic members
of the board, have filed notice of appeal from
the decision of the Supreme Court requiring
them to appoint Tammany Inspectors of Elec-
tions.
A Dishonest Postal Clerk.
Cecilia w. Dorman, female clerk in the
registry department of the postoffice, was ar
rested today in the act of stealing registered
letter. and held in $4,000 bail. She admitted
stealing number of registered letters
The Portland daily press., 1879-10-09
by TELEGRAPH.
MAINE.
Serious Accident.

Serious Accident.
BIpDEFoRD, Oct. S.-A little eight year old
son of Edward Haley of this city, fell from a
tree today while gathering walnuts, dislocating
both wrists and otherwise sustaining severe in
juries.
The Pedestrian Fever Among Quadru-
peds.
In the eight hour go-as-you-please foot race
horse is to walk for position, and an extra
prize will be offered, to be the same as that
taken by a man in the same position.
The Greenback State Committee.
AUGUSTA Oct. S.-The Greenback State
Committee held a meeting here today and
voted to hold the next Greenback State Con-
vention at Bangor if suitable arrangements
could be made. There was also conference
held of leading Greenbackers outside of the
State committee, at which platform Of prin-
ciples was presented and adopted, in which
they declared their opposition to utilization with
either of the old political parties.
Franklin Show and Fair.
PENNINGTON, Oct. S.-There was large at
tendance at the fair today and fine display.
Following is a summary of the races:
Henry Carville, ms. b. g; Shooting STAR. / !
IN. y
Time-2.52, 2.57, 2.53
In the trace for trotting mares there were
four entries, with the following summary:
Sas Perham, ms. Maynard. ........... e. l l
G. Butterfeld, ms. Ranger. .................
N. G. Kurdish, ms. Jupiter. ......... DIR
o. A. Mooar, ms. Honest John. ............. DIR
Time-2.44 PAT, PAS.
In the race for four year olds, half mile heats,
there were three entries, with the following
summary:
Henry Carvills MS. Henry. ...........,..... /
George Eastman, ms. Conant. .............. l 2
A. b. Dolbier, ms. Frank. Observation-Disclosures. 3 3 3
Time-1.40, LA, 1.38.
Attempted Escape of Jail Birds s Frus
trated.
BDDEFoRD, Oct. S.-Last Friday afternoon
between 4.30 and $50 o'clock John Sullivan, of
Biddeford, VIM. Ross and John Ward of Port
land, bound over to the January term of court
for assault on an officer and in the Jail at AL
fred, thought it would be good joke to take a
flying trip into the country so they tore out the
ventilator hauled away a few bricks, and by
the aid of fourth man they succeeded in en-
tering the attic of the jail. Their absence was
soon noticed by Tailor Tarr who quickly be-
gan to investigate the matter, which resulted
in finding the three birds in the attic on their
way to the roof. They were secured, and are
now two stories farther from the roof.
The Portland daily press., 1879-10-09
Chicago Cattle Market.

CHICAGO, Oct S.-Hogs-Receipts $1,000 head;
packing at 3 4Oa3 60; light at 6O93 80; choice
heavy at 5693 80, closing strong and all sold.
Cattle-Receipts 5000 head shipments 400 head
good Cattle strong; shipping at 9095 OO;butchers
steady at l 5092 80; stockers in better demand;
good 35a2 80; feeders 0093 15;Western shade
stronger 6O93 60.
Sheep-Receipts 1000 head; shipments $40 head;
market steady and unchanged.