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The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-10-14
TRUSTEEs, sAI.Es

INUSTEE'S SALE-BY VIRTUE OF A DEED
OF trust executed to mo by ID +. Kefauy,r
ana X. =. Williams on the srd day OF March, iss
ana recorded In the clerks office OF the Hustino,
court or the city OF Roanoke, Virginia TO scenic
10 y. D. winston the payment OF the rum of RAN
eViuenceu by one interest bearing negotiable nott
IN inc sum OF S4J) dated March 3, 1890 and INV
apie Two years from date with legal interest: and
whereas default has been made In the paymrutof
INC SAID note OF 1851, and having been requested
20 20 90 by tho beneficiary in the said decd of
trust VIII ofrcr for sale at publlc auction TO the
highcst bidder at the front door of the conri.
honse OF he city OF Roanoke, Va, ON SATtiR
DM1. TIE 10TH DAY OF SEPTEMBER. 1S,9
Al IL NJ the following property to wit: Tha,
certain lot or land situated in tho city OF Roanok,
TO wit: ~ i'iio"''
beginning Mt point on the cast side OF Com
mefct street ~ feet from the soutncas corner OF
ilhc street; thence In an castcrly direction 1dn
Icet TO an allty; thence with said alley south 80
icct TO point on same; thence west iiO feet 10
commerce street; thence north with Commerce
street ~ feet to the place OF the beginning
TENNIS: Cash sufficient to defray the Costs OF
executing this trust including q trustees com.
mission OF per cent. and the past due note of
SlSO with interest from the 3rd day of March
iS9O, to day OF salc the balance. IL any, PAYABLE
In ono and two years from date. in two equal in
stal'ments. evidenced by interest bearing pcgo-
TABLE notoe and secured by deed Of trust on pror-
erty j "a LEW
Trustae
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BY consent the above sale has been POSTPONED
TIL Wednesday, the 9Th day of October. lS.l2, ut
the same hour. VIM +. WINCH
u oU tus Trustee
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DY VIRTUE OF DEED OF TRUST
ID executed to me by +. ii. Stewart date ed
Septc Der LIST, 1883, and OF record in The clerks
office of he Iustings Court for the city OF Roam
oke, Va in deed book Is, page 27S in trust to Sc
cure 10 Jno. Thomas Gibson the payment or the
sum of 100000 az evidenced by two certain ne
gotisbe notes OF even date with said deed, each
in the sun OF sS00t0 and payable in two and four
years after date, respectively, with interest, ana
last due note, and at request of holder or said
will ofrer for sale on THURSDAY, OCTOBER
18TH. 1892, Al 1918 O'CLOCK. r. NJ, in front OF
courthouse in tho city Of Roanoke. Va, go mar
of those certain lots or parcels OF land mentioned
i'll said deed OF trust US mly he necessary 10 pay
the above mentioned note which If unpaid, and
tho expense incurred in executing this trnst
The deed OF trust above RI ferrcd TO, co veyf, to
secure said note the title to lots 10 D. inclusive
sec. l, SIS shswp by map OF evils addition, and
from tho lien OF the said Deed OF trust lots No 15
10 and II have been released, and II will not be
offered forsale.
will first proceed to sc lot No Il In sec !. be-
Ing Of the lots convey ed in ssid deed OF trnst
and II the price obtained will not be sufficient 10
cover eYpr Rscs OF executing II is trust, and the
above mentioned past due more OF 500 and In
terest, will thon offer for sale ANY one OF the
lots fron Il TO y inclusive. or 40 many of same
AZ will satisfy the above mentioned obligations
TFRAS-cash sufficient To pay cost OF eXecut-
ing this trust, incln0ing note OF SSn, with inter
csl from September 1st. 1885, and the residue, il
any, payable in Il and IL months from day of sale
to be evidenced by two equal notes OF purchaser
on property. JAS. S. SIMMONS
o rs tbs Trustee
Mr. Stewart has sold above prrperty and notes
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deed OF trust executed to me by j. j
Catogni dnted June 5. 1870, and recorded In
the clerks office of the Hustings Court OF the
city OF Roanoke, Va, in decd book No. 30, page
127, to secure TO Edwin f. Smith, payment OF TIE
sum OF eight thousand dollars (xS,OOD as evi
dcnced by three certain interest bearing ncgo
table notes OF even date with the snid deed OF
trust for two thousand six hundred and sixty
six dollars and sixty-six cents (S2 GGB 6t) each
payable In one, two and three years after date,
with interest from date OF said led; and whereas
default has been made in the payment of the sec
ond mentioned note, and being requested to de
90 by the beneficiary, will cell ut De bile auction
to the highest bidder, in front of the courthouse,
In the city Of Roanoke. vn., ON WEDNESDAY,
Ing described parcel OF land lying in the city OF
Roanoke, W.:
beginning at the southwest corner OF Spruce
and Henry streets; thence with Henry street
south degrees west 62S feet TO Walnut street:
thence with the latter north SO degrees IS min.
utcs west al feet to an alley; thence with said
alley north degrees cast GIT feet 60 Spruce
street; thence with the latter south IS degrees 46
minutes east 14i feet to point OF beginning
TERNS: Cash sufficient TO pay cost OF exc
cutting this trust, including trustees commission
or 1--WE per cent and cash sufficient to discharge
the second note above referred to or S2ta6 g.
with interest from June g. 1870, and ~ to the sun
OF 81 GIG. &c with interest thereon from June 9Th
1870, upon a credit until the 9th June 1893, and
The residue upon credit OF one aud two years
from the day OF sale, deferred payments to hear
interest FROM day OF sale and to be secured by
deed OF trust upon tho premises conveyed.
6 20 tbs Trustee.
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BY consent the above sale has been POSTPONED
till Saturday, the 18th day OF October lS92 mt the
same place and hour. w. F. WINCH,
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by consent of nil parties the above sale I'm.
Decn postponed until October II Mt same hour
anu pace j. b. LEVY.
Trua
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TRUSTEE's sALE-BY VIRTUE OF A DEED
OF trust dated June "A, 1890, and recorded
in deed book Al, page ~. in the clerks Office OF
the Hastings Court for the city OF Roanoke, Vir-
GINA. from j. r. Christian to the undersigned
trustee. TO secure 7. w. Spindle the payment OF
the sum OF $2,6c6.0o, default having been IN ado in
the terms thereof and being required 80 TO do by
the beneficiary hereunder. I viii sell at public
auction in front OF the courthouse in tho city OF
Roanoke, Virginia. ON MONDAY, OCTOBER
"a. lS92. y II O'CLOCK ~, those certain lots or
parcels or land situated in the city of Roanoke
Virginia, bounded and described 80 follows, to
vii:
beginning nj point on the southwest corner
OF Campbell and Randolph streets: thence south
degrees Is minutes west 30 feet; the nee north So
degrees A. minutes west IN feet; thence north .
degrees - minutes cast 81 feet thence sonth 81
degrees II minutes east 1C0 feet to place OF begin.
hing. containing 5000 square feet more or less
ut point on the wc-t side of Randolph street so
feet south OF Campbell street; thence south de-
grccs IL minutes west 20 feet; thence north So de-
grocs Is minutes west lOd feet; thence north dc :
grcos Is minutes eat so feet; thence south 81 de
grccs % minutes east 100 feet to the place OF be.
ginning
TERMS: Cash sufficient 10 pay cost OF exc.
cutting this trust, including trustees commits
sion OF rcr cent. ana the past due note OF 81,
S}}.S3, with interest from June II, 1890, to the
day OF sale, balance, II any, payable In one year
with interest from day OF sale, and secured by
deed OF trust on the above property.
P.S.-Ths property IL sold subject to o prior
deed Of trust securing certain payments upon
which there ia past due note of $3.50 so dat ed
June ID, lSsl0, and PAYABLE two years from date
with interest. HENRY NJ. DANIEL, Trustee.
l have sold the above described property. and
the purchaser assumed payment OF the notes;
August ao, 1897. j. F.CHRISTIAN.
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10 II ids

by consent OF NIL parties the above sale has
been postponed until November II, 1Sg2
ms, "a. j. B. LEVY,
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TRUSTEES SALE.-BY VIRTUE OF A
u, deed OF trust dated the oath day OF August,
1891 and recorded in the cl, rks office OF the city
OF Of hoanoke in deed book 81, page 4i2. from the
hoanoke Development II Guarantee Company to
the undersigned trustee, default having been
made in the terms thereof, and being required so
To- DO by the benifcary therein secured will ON
LIE 3UIli DAY OF SEPTEMBER, 1892 Ar 70
UCLoCk NOON; In front or the Courthouse in
inc city or Rosnokc ofrcr for sale the following
described parcel OF land with its handsome i'm,
provements consisting OF II large dwelling house:
;, .Bcginning at point on the south sidc OF Bull
Iitt street 50 feet east of Nelson street; thence
win Bnilitt street south so degrees east so feet
TO point; thence south 10 degrees west 40 feet
10 IN alley; thence with same north 50 degrees
west 40 feet to II point; thence north 10 decre(s
enst l4O feet To the beginning, and designated on
the Park Land N Improvement Company's
map rs lot No. 2, section 20
IEKMS OF SALE: Cash M to the costs of
this sale, including trustees commission OF
legal per centrum and the sum OF 1904, and as TO
the sum or $3.50 upon a credit to become due In
month instalmcnts OF $45 per month, without
interest," OH the 4th Monday In each succeeding
month from the day OF salc, and the residue mon
credit OF ono and two years with interest De.
itrred payments to be secured by decd of trust
IS tus WIN. +. WINCH, Trustee.
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Mr.. Stewart has sold above property and notes
have been assumed by his purchaser.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1892-05-14
MEETS WITH FAVOR.

Qusstion or Annexation to tho Uaitep
k states to Ne Voted on In Hawaii.
S SAN FRANCISCO, May IA. Prom pas
sengers on the Mariposa which has just
arrived here il was learned that on the
18th inst the Hawaiian Legislature viii
rect and that the most important sub
5sct to come before that body will Be
Tie question Of annexation to the United
States. From what can be gathered
ne proposition seems to meet with favor
and it is not considered hard mattsr
to determine the outcome IL the legis-
lature submits the question to the peo-
PIE. The sugar planters are working
tcr annexation and are using all means
to carry it to successful issue, IL the
6nal vote Of the Inhabitants of the is-
land is necessary to insure its success.
When the Legislature meets II is under
stood that the matter will be brought
befors It ut tho earliest possible date
hnt considerable time will bs allowed
10 elapss before vote. The planters
ara said to be making many converts
and II the general sentiment counts for
anything at this time annexation viii
be voted on favorably.
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MADISON. SOUTH DAKOTA, SATURDAY. NAY IL 1892
RECONSIDER THE RECOMMENDATION
4 Runor That tho Episcopacy Commit-
ree VIII Advocate More Bishops.

A Runor That tho Episcopacy Commit-
tse VIII Advocate More bishops.
OMAHA, May A. Bishop Goodsell,
presided over the conference and
Thomas Harroup, OF Wyoming, con-
Quoted devotions.S While the minutes
were being read the politicians were
kept busy discussing q wen authenti-
Gated rumor that the committee on
Episcopacy had decided to reconsider
its action and recommend two more
bishops to be appointed. Such being
the case, Earl Cranston, OF Cincinnati,
Is named a. having the largest follow
ing and is conceded to be the first choice.
The committe on b colorsd bishop has not
reported yet, but the same source from
which the other rumor springs says that
there viii be q colorcd bishop, and that
Or. Grandson, Of Bennett university,
will be the lucky man. A. G. johnson
sis named as Earl Cranston's successor
rs an agent Of the book concern at
Cincinnati.
The committee on revisals sent in its
report, recommending that the discipline
be amended to give unordained preach
ers, serving as pastors, authority to
aolemnize marriage where the civil laws
rive such authority. It was adopted
After . short debate.
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K,sses the cray aGen.

INDIANAPOLIS. Nay IL The Gray
wing Of the Democratic party in this
state is much elated over the action OF
Iowa in instructing for Boies for presi-
dent. The lows movement Is regarded
as an indication that there will be a
break In the Cleveland column at the
opening Of the convention, and this the
Gray supporters think means that Gray
viii have an excellent chance of being
nominated. Now that Iowa has in
structed for Boies the Gray supporters
say there is but one thing for the In
diana delegation TO do, and that Ia to
put Gray In nomination ut the opening
of the convention and stand by him as
Iowa stands by her patriotic son.
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AL RECOVERED.

Forty-three Bodies Recovered from ths
Roslyn Mine.
RosLYE, WASH, May 13.-At u:30
p. m. the remaining bodies were taken
from the slope, making total Of forty
three men who perished in the terrible
explosion Tuesday. About two hundred
and fifty children have been left
fatherless by the disaster, and in
most instances they are young
and unable to help themselves. Sub
scriptions are coming in literally from
cities and WINS on the northwest, sew
eral thousand dollars already having
been received. Manager Kangley, of
the Coal company, is in receipt of SYM
pathetic messages from the Chicago
board Of trade and prominent persons
in Washington. New York and other
Eastern cities, requesting him to draw
on them for financial aid TO relieve the
distressed.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1892-05-14

TOPEKA, Kan, May l4-The Repub-
licans Of Kansas will press Senator In
gals for chairman Of the national con-
vention. There are rumors current
that the senator expects to represent
the United States in one of the foreign
countries II the Republican party wins
in November and that his proposed trip
to Europe In June is for the purpose Of
getting more familiar with foreign af-
fairs. This tallies with his statements
recently made that he is not now cam
didate tor any Office in the gift of the
party Of Kansas, but that he expects to
wait and contest with Senator PETER
for the senate when his term expires.
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II - - confidently expected, Georgia
instructs, her delegation Of twenty-six
delegates may be added, making total
Of AZ delegates instructed, or within
nine of the number required to nomi-
nate. These figures do not include the
number of uninstructed delegates who
have voluntarily pledged them
selves by letter or other
wise to vote for denomination ON the
first ballot. These number about 100.
They exclude every delegate who has
NOT specific instructions from district or
state convention TO vote for renomina-
tion from the very beginning OF pro-
ceedings In the convention. OF the in
structed delegates $50 are from the
South and 166 from the North and
West. Private information from the
uninstructed delegates intimates that
two-thirds Of the 300 delegates will
vote for Harrison on the first ballot.
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rammanv Not Against clsvsland.

CHICAGO, Nay IA. Don NJ. Dickinson,
Of Michigan, Nrrived here during the
morning, and is stopping 1t the Richie
lieu. In conversation he declared that
New Yorks ballot would be cast for
Cleveland, and that the ex-president
would be nominated on the first ballot.
ssThe New York situation has been
greatly exaggerated" said he, 'sand
there 10 no quarrel there. Tanmany il
not fighting and viii not Aght Grover
Cleveland. When the time comes you
win find the New York delegation sup
porting Mr.. Cleveland Mr.. Dickinson
declined to answer the question whether
he had met any Of the New York lead
ers, but his manner indicated that such
> conferences had taken place. The in
ference Il that the New York row has
been patched up.
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rne conemaugh In Port.

ST. PErERsBURG, May IA. - The
steamer Conemaugh, bearing -four,
grain and provisions, from America, de-
stined for the famine sufferers of Rus
sia, arrived in Riga roadsted at mid
night. At s o'clock a. m. the work Of
discharging she vessel began and la be-
ing pushed as rapidly as possible. The
municipal authorities and the chief
residents OF Riga proceeded in steamers
to the roadsted, where most hearty
greetings were extended to those on
board the Coneinaugh.
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Clsv.lAad.s wrltinss ana sp..ehes

NEW YoRK, May IL. Thsrs Ii now
IA the press to b puhlished by the
Cashels Of this city volume entitled
THE Writings and Speeches Of Grover
I Cleveland The book has been EDITED
and an introduction written for ii BY
George \. Parker who has long held
cordial relations with tho sx-prssldent
II win consist Of twenty i've chaptsrs
and will include selections from MI.
Gsyeland's public utterances = mayor
sof Buffalo, governor and president
The book will Be about 100 pages.
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A Woman's scheme Causes Confusion.
HUMBOLDT. Ia, May 14.-D. w.
Krouskup, one of Humboldt's leading
clothiers, suddenly left town last Tues
day on account Of domestic trouble.
Mrs. Krouskup now having no means
Of subsistence, and fearing her hus.
bands flight permanent, opened the
store and by q terrible cut in prices,
sold about one-third Of the stock,
amounting to nearly $1,000. Mr..
Krouskups temperance has caused
much excitement, and an attempt viii
probable be made to replevin.
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Pr.slasa.lal rip Arraarsa.

WAsHINGToN, May 14-The final
arrangements Of the presidents trip
have been completed. The president,
Mrs. Harrison, Mrs. Dimmick and
Lieutenant Parker, naval attache to the
president, win leave Washington Satur-
day morning on the lighthouse tender
Jessamine, and proceed down the Poto-
mao river = far as Fortress Monroe,
Virginia When this point il reached
Mrs. Harrison will decide whether she
will remain at Fortress Monroe or pro-
ceed to Virginia Beach.
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Harrison's Friends Claim He Will
Have q Twe-thirds Majority at
Minneapolis.
Alleged That Over Four Hundred Dol.
egates. Have Already Been In
structed for Him.
And That Many Others Have SigniHed
Their Intention to.Vote for His
RenominatiOn.

WASHINGTON, May l4.--The only Rs.
publican state convention to select dsle-
gates to Minneapolis not yet held i
that Of Georgia. There ID very nttle
doubt that the Georgia delegates win
be instructed for the denomination d
President Harrison. Be that ~ II may,
it becomes an easy matter at this time
for President Harrison.s friends TO Az.
ure just how their favorits stands - "a
nomination. The figures hsrctofora
given ont by them upon this snbjsc1
have been attacked by the finding d
uninstructed delegates now and then II
states where the delegates ut large have
been instructed TO vote for renominA-
tion. The following statement y ssmi.
Official. It comes from thoss who arG
close friends of the president. and WHO
are sure that renomination Is aseursd.
Not only the table Of states, but tho -.
PLANTATION following the situAtion =
sized up BY the presidents friendA may
really be considered the White Housl
estimate.
Instructed Dslsglsions.
Deducting all of the uninstructed del
egates in states where the state convsn.
tions have instructed for the president
there have been up TO this time A16 dol.
ogates absolutely instructed to vote fol
the denomination of the president. They
are as follows:
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Donated TO Orphans.

OTTAWA, Kan, May l4.-F. ". Beis-
ser, = Frenchman aged 50, who came to
this country among the early settlers
and who returned to France some time
ago, has made : donation OF all his
property in this country to tho Odd
Fellows Home for Orphans. The prop
erty consists Of q silk factory, cheese
factory and 1876 acres OF improved
farm land, the whole being valued 81
800. 900.
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south Danota Consregationalist..

/ YANKToN, s. d., May 14--The
twenty-third annual meeting OF the
General Association Of Congregational
churches Of south Dakota win be held
at YAnkton the l7th, 18th and 10th
inst. p. M. Evans, president AZ Red-
fsld college, will be moderator, and
Rev. IN. 3. Hubbard, Of Chamberlain,
secretary.
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Signed by Harrlsop,

WAsHINGToE, May 14.-The president
has signed m act to incorporate the
National Onion Insurance company, OF
Washington, D. c.; also an act to pun
ish false swearing before trial boards Of
the District of Columbia metropolitan
police force; also an act to establish
supports Of entry and delivery at Eu-
perior, Wis, and ct Ashland, Wis.
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Faribsult wan Nshe shoes.

FARIBAULT, May 14.---Faribault will
have boot and shoe factory al soon ~
the building can be put up and the ma
chinsry put In. II win have . capital
etock of t3o, ,O0o. Mr.. Duncan Shsr-
wood, Of the late well known firm OF
Sweet u Sherwood, Of Haverhln, Mass,
VIII be manager. There IL also i pro-
jsct 70 establish carriage factory here
with 90, ,o0o capital
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LATEST MARKET REPORT.
st. Paul Union stock YARDS.

SOUTH ST. PAUL, May IL 1892
HOGL-Strong at yesterdays prices. Good
demand and yards cleared early, packers TAX
ing the auik.
CATTLE-Steady and active. Only half
dozen loads offered, the bulk being stockers
going through. Good fair demand for butcher
cattle. Stockers and feeders In demand
Prime steers, $s.5u1375 good steers, $2T
03.S5; prime COWS, $..5JG2.5; good cows,
$200Ox.50: common To fair cows, Sl-25na9 99.
light veal calves, S3m02Ts; heavy calves, $2.6o
03.o0s stockers, $2.001z.50; feeders, 81. 2.N03O0;
bulls, stays and oxen, $1z50240.
/ SHEEP--No receipts and no trading.
Wooled muttons and lambs, $5.000S6.0o;
mixed, o. 75Gghx5; shorn muttons, $l50Q5.0O.
Receipts: Hogs, y5s. cattle, $50; calves. 10;
sheep. hone.
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Chicago 0rEin and Provisions.
CHICAGO. May IL l0o

oPENINo PaIcEs.
WHEAT-May. G5lc: July. s53ts.
CORN Nay, fSc: July, 4t56e-
OATS May, SO54e; July, Ss6c.
PORK-July. 4o.SO.
LARD-July. S63S./
SHORT RIBS-Juiy. ShsS.
cLoaxxo PRIcnA
WHEAT--May. S35<e; July. go.
CORN-Nay. lS3fc: July, 41ffs.
OATS-May, N<c; July. S11o1o9<D.
PORK-Juis 40Ek
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Minneapolis Grain.

MINEEAIoLfS MAY, IL. i6Bs.
WHEAT--May opening. Se9$e; highest, s01Sc;
lowest, 80ssc; closing. Sic: July opening, s35kc;
highest, Ss5Sc; lowest, Si14c: closing, SO.
On Track-No. hard, s31xc: No. ] Northern.
G21<c: No. Northern, 702S1.
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CHICAGO UKIoN SroCx YARDS
May "A. is92. I
CATTLE-Dull and easy.
HOGS-Weak, &c lower. Heavy, SAMOA TIA;
mixed and medium, $A65Oz75; light, $k5SD
A73.
SHEEP-Quiet and unchanged.
Receipts Cattle. s,0JG hogs, x3.O00: sheep,
GOO.