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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-02
probin,tIon Tor Nebraska.

OMAHA. NEB., November Euclid
Martin. chairman Of the Democratic Cen
trial Committee, has issued an address In
which be calls attention 70 what he terms
an effort on the part of the Prohibitionists
70 capture the State Legislature. he
AYERS that he has made a systematic IN
curry and discovered that 50 Legislative
candidates on the Republican and Popu-
lists tickets are pledged to vote for stats-
tory prohibition in case they are elected.
on Joint ballot there are 13S votes in the
Nebraska Legislature and Mr.. Martin
AYERS that if these SO candidates are elected
they will be able 10 place a prohibition
law on the statute books.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-02
SITUATION IN RANDoLPH.
An Interesting Letter Containing Both
News and Politics.
c.,-...y n 10, or ~ Dsr.egs-

An Interesting Letter Containing Both
News and Politics.
SpSct7I COrrs.p0sdsBcs or L9s Rooster.
BEVERLY, w. VA, October 31.-The
political situation Of this community is
very fattering for the Democratic Ma
tiOnal, as we'll as the State, county and
district Offices. Never in the history of
old Ra gg&asks has t better nnBBttgg dhGeeHH
through a national campaign than it
has in the present one, and after the
great ingathering of Democratic con-
verts. and the congregation of old ones,
the sth Of November shall have passed,
this county will be heard, loud and
long, for It's increased Democratic ma
jority.
Ex-Governor E. ". Wilson pulled
wool from the Republican fleece here on
the cath, to q large crowd at the Court
House.
Beverly came very near being visited
bv the fire fend on the 18th. Mr.. A. e.
Rowan's stock of merchandise was
burned and destroyed 10 the amount OF
$500: Rev. J. :. R0bertSon's household
goods, $50; Mrs. A. &. CrlSip's store,
the building in which the fire started,
$500. After a short but hard tight, the
flames were successfully quenched.
The first appointment ever given to
a colored man in the history Of this
county was awarded to S. 5. Stuart
about a week ago, as freight distribu-
tor. by the present agent OF the w. V,
c. & p. railroad freight Office at
this place. AS a conse-
ouence, general dissatisfaction, as
there are white young men enough ir
this old Democratic town to I'LL the po'
stiou, without appointing high pro-
tective tariff Of 50 dark collar as that
which the stars and stripes which host:
so high in the air, on Broadway and
Water streets, represents our people to
/ be.
Mr.. Jesse W. Ward, one OF Huttons
ville's this county, best citizens, dice
on Saturday last, from an overdose o.
| laudnum.
The new $4,000 Court House, nov
under construction here, will soon place
/ Beverley another step higher towards
\ the advancement of civilization. Mr.
WIN. hurry, of Wheeling, is the con
tractor. DEMOCRAT.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-02
nnite an old Lnnd Grand In OuestIon. 81

DENVER. Col, November IA special
TO the Times from Durango, Col, says:
A claim has been filed in the United States
Court of Private Land Claims at Santa
10 which involves tract OF land SO miles
square in the southwest corner OF this
state. claiming that the grant was made to
Seuor Corpus Christi by the king of Spain
PA wears ago. The plaintiffs are Benia-
min hodges and several relatives, ali OF
whom reside in the uelghb0rhOod OF Rock
ford, Ohio. They are great grandchildren
Of the ancient senior The United States
government and all persons laying claim
10 any part or parcel Of the land are the
defendants. Several towns in the south
western portion Of Colorado are situated
in these lands and crest interest is mani
tested BY the citizens and settlers on the
outcome OF the suit
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-02
Tho .,rimesv on American Politics.

LONDON, October 3l-The Times pub
fishes an elaborate review OF American
politics. MIR. Cleveland, it says, while
President, distinguished himself by
gratuitous insult TO England 0y demanding
the recall of Minister West, and President
Harrison has not been benindhand Ia the
same methods of currying favor with the
omnipotent Irish vote The appointment as
Minister to Chile Of Patrick Egan, whose
friendship with Mr. Blaine no lately boast
ed Of in public is enough to indicate the
spirit Of the administration which selected
the fnancier OF the land league outrage
campaign for diplomatic promotion.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-02
summoned 10 Have Boon Murderod.

CHICAGO. November 1.-The police are
snxiously looking for j. w. Higleyman, a
young civil engineer, and are inclined 70
believe that he has been murdered. He
made practice of carrying large sum Of
money TO his home. Evergreen Park, Tues
day nights, with which to pay on large
force OF men on Wednesday mornings. He
was seen last Tuesday night 10 start across
the prairie toward his home, and hiss not
been seen since. He happened 10 have no
money with him that night, but the suppo-
sition is that he was killed by men who
thought he would be carrying il as usual.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-02
win BeaPrivate Execution.

LONDON, November 1.-The authorities
have ordered that no one be allowed TO ct
tend the execution Of ThomasENeih, under
sentence Of death for poisoning Matilda
Clover, except the sheriffs and the prison
officials. No press representatives VIII be
allowed in the prison. 1t is thought prob
able that NELL will be hanged on Tuesday,
November 5. The hoisting Of black flag
on the isil will announce that the sentence
- thu lazy has been carried out
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-02
A Prime minister's Narrow Escape.

LONDON, November IA dispatch to
news association here states that while
train conveying the Hungarian prime
minister of the interior was running from
Vienna to Buda Pest a bullet crashed
through window near the prime minister
and struck the chair in which he was Sit
ting. The person who fired the shot has
not been discovered. IL is not known
whether the shooting was premeditated, or
whether it was due TO the carelessness OF
some hunter along the line Of railway.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-02

To all pe,sons holding liens b. Judgment or
otherwise on the real estate, or any part there
Of OF Patrick ID. Carroll
In pursuance o. a decree OF the Circuit Court
of Ohio county. made in cause therein pending
TO subject tie real estate OF the SAID fstricx ID.
Carroll 70 the satisfaction OF the liens thereon
Won are hereby required 20 present al claims
held by you and eacn OF you against the said
Patrick D. Carroll. which are liens on bis real
estate or any part Thereof, for..acjudlcatlon to
me at my o3ce. No, 1917 ChApline street,
Wheeling. Ohio county. ". Va, on or before
the 18Th day OF November. A. d. ls9i
Given undsr my hand this 1874 day Of Octo-
Der, 4. D. 1872.
ocfQoawt
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-02
Er1GL s1cttrrS.
COMM.SSl0aER'S NOTICE,

CHARLES II. MOORE. DOING BUSINESS
~ under the name OF Charles X. Moore q
COMPANY. VS. Patrick d. Carroll ana others
Ry virtue Of an order rendered IN the above
entitled cause on the 18th day Of October \. ID.
1852. by the Circuit Court OF Ohi0 county, west
Virginia. it is referred to the undersigned Com
missioner Of said court tc take. state ana :e-
port: ,D-.t,D
Carroll, by whom owned, and the amounts ana
priorlties thereof.
%. Whether the rents and profits OF such real
estate Will satisfy the liens thereon in I'VE
years.
Sd. The liens upon the personal property con-
viewed to Samuel -. Boycs As assignee by deed
OF assignment OF which Exhibit No.l4 OF tho
bill OF complaint herein is copy, or which has
been received by him rs such assignee, or any
part thereof, with the names Of the owners OF
eucn liens and the amounts and priorities there
OF.
9TH. The transactions Of said Boyce as such
assignse and his receipts and disbursements as
such, auditing and settling the accounts OF such
assignee.
STU. Any other matter deemed pertinent or
required by any party.
Notice is hereby given that the undersigned
ha fixed upon friday. Noveu Der 10, lsgZ: al y
n. m. - the time, and his Office, No. 1917 Chap
line street Wheeling. w. Va, as the place. At
which he will proceed TO ascertain the several
matters in said order OF reference required.
Given unGer my hand this 18th cay OF Octo'
Der, A. D. 1885,.
CALDWELL & CALDWELL
ATTORNEYS for Complainant
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-02

LTTTIA Rock. ARK, November 1.-The
fusion between the Peoples party ana Re-
electors and, Congressman has been CON-
.pleted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-12
DROWNED IN THE RIVERS.

As Frank Mush unloading ice from . barge at
the East River yesterday he
overheard drowned. at No.
1874 One-bundred and siNth-st and he thirty
years old
Andrew Hirsh, eight years old. fell into the East
River Fortyseconds and drowned at 10 :45 a. m
yesterday. His parents live at No. 1885 East Fortythrd
81.
William Dietz, aged eleven whose home was at No.
622 East Onc-hundred and fifty nnth.st, was walking
along the bank the Harlem River at 30 p. and
fell iuto the water. He also drowned.
Louis Bower, No 90 Goerckst. came near drowning
while bathing in the Stantonst but he
rescued and sent to the Gouvcrneur Hospital.
The body Of a drowned found in the Fast
River at Ninctecnh.st in the afternoon. Apparently the
man was O laborer Of middle age. His name was net
known.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-12
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago. Aug. IL (special.Chicago last night pro-
nounced the Government crop report bush on wheat
and corn and Chicago seemed 10 be stu OF that
opinion at the opening this morning. New-York did
not take that view Of II. Wall street called the
report on both wheat and corn bearsh and the New
York influence finally prevailed. Wheat opened strong
declined about ! cent. and closed near the bottom
September opened at 70 Is, sold as low as 70, and
closed at rs ID The extreme weakness OF the Ber-
lin markets and the Generalization Of silver contributed
TO the bear success. Receipts here at Chicago arc
increasing-6O1 to-day. and $40 cars estimated
for Friday. Corn continued the lively DEAL huctuat-
Ing through a range Of 1o cents. There was rush
Of tho opening local buying sharp break on heavy
New-York selling, then partial rally az the cI9se:
September sold between "a IA and 50 rs and closed at
53I.2 "The Price CnrIent' predicted that the corn
crop would not exceed zoo, 100000 bushels. To
ons-t that were further good rains through the corn
belt Tic receipts were 31s cars; the estimate for
Friday $40 cars. Charters were made for $4,000
bushels. Oats were simply sympathetic market and
scted precisely the other grains did-opencd strong
and closed weak September sold between 35 and
"a s cents and closed at "a IA cents II Is generally
conceded now that the Cudahys are practically out
Of provisions Tint detrcts from the interest for the
moment and leaves prices 10 be affected BY ordinary
movements. The opening today was weak. on the
big hog receipts; the closing was firm, on buying OF
lard BY Armour and covering by some Of the recent
and $40 TO- and closed $12 81 September lard sold
between 81 rs and az 90 and closed ut 81 90 Scpem
Der ribs SOLD between 81 81 and IS o. and closed of
n az
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-12
THE SITE or TRADE.

baltimore. Aug. Ii-Flour steady; Western super
s465 do straight 1920 - rdlr lnsl etao in:h'
40 ~ % do extra 4. 50as3 80. do family. ~ o3o
p 65: do do straight. ~ 2i6si 40 Rc,cpts-lll.
60 . red SPOT II i.4asl "a August. Si6sI u;
september 81 1-s0sI 80: October, - 1.4ds2 =
sIdnme io.oaa stock o7o saie, 1000
southern wheat hrmcr; Fuz. 500 -: loneberry, 6la
g a, reiG S spcmDc aeG 80 p bid october s. bid
Receipt 5553; shipments. 3oosG; stock. 5a.sl9'
low steady. 81. oat. very firm; No. = white West
ern, ~ ~. > MIXED western, 80. Ieeelp!s-l,95a
lisa stock i2Gs3 % Hay firm ., god chUiGe
and c SeT & p %a ~ bulk
loose shoulder. "a long clear clear rib side.
smoked shoulders 1-2 hams small. IA IL; large,
tx lard. refined; a. crude; : -. Bnitsr very
Do imitation. isaaO iade. fancy IL; good to choice.
I6dI7; store packed i3ai3; grass. ~ III. Egg
a s1 @nq No. n' T. is sal4 sugar nncHangei firm
Copper steady, unchanged. Whisky strong. I'll e5d
Boston Aug II.-Fiour firm; Corn quiet and firm
steamer yellow GO l2a6ic. Oats firm, No. > white.
43d43 &c shorts quiet and steady. Provisions
creamery aie. Cheese quet and strong Figs steady
PsG Wss do1 sSir.s sr don b
oa.s 10000 bush; shorts. $50 tons.
nnnalo Aug iics c%a wheat in sSod demand n,
s .1ci SoH i G' 10 No Nor6a ra spot SPOT al
SO ice: 5000 bush do at 40 lie; cars do at soc
1000 bush do Mt So lee; 10000 bush do at 50 3s So
$4,000 bush do. c. l. T.. ut - 5sa "a 34o: 5000
bu,l do "a lie; No. hard spot closed at OIL BAG
40 Northern do ut - Ice; No. Northern. C. l. L..
At "a dc: No. Northern spot at 20 i-4c: winter
wlcat in fair demand sales OF No . red AZ
al sac: II cars No. 3 extra red ST 16 &c; car
40 4 red NJ G9c No. white. ~ Ice Corn opened
higher closed easy at inside prices sales Of cars
NJ, yellow. Mt 90 a0rOc $500 bush No yellow
at 81 Ice; 1000 bush No . NJ j5o SO i.oc 800
bt sh do at 50 Ice In store. Cats fairly steady
CIV No white sold az II l-2c: 3 cars No. white
M 40 I-aasic: cars No. viii = IT 30 1-4d30 Lee
No mixed. no offerings. Rye dull: old, $50; new,
s473: do winter s4 .5a "a SIS: rva aoar S1 iod
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-12
HIS SKULL NOT FRACTURED.
,.ccrppokF HAD RECEIVED TERRIBLE BEAT
.,,o Axn WAS INcENsrBLE FOR FoUE DAYS

,,ccERpokF HAD RECEIVED TERRIBLE BEAT
mo AND WAS IN:ESsrBIE FOR FOUR DAYS
coon.v Jaggerdorf the tailor Of No. SO Eldridge
-. Who disappeared on Saturday. when he was on
IT., wav from his home 10 the shop OF 5. d NJ
Earn the cloakmakers ut No. A Lspenardst, where
=. wss employed, was recognized by his wife yes
,sdav IN bellevue Hospital. He was in dazcd
'SnAItion suffering from the effects Of terrible beat
,Ur ON saturday afternoon he was found insensble
h bleeding In one Of the streets east OF the Bowery
80 WAS taken to the Gouverneur Hospital. His
49,. and head had been cut and bruised In several
Daccs and he seemed to be suffering from an injury
-, his brsin although the surgeons said that his skull
yss not fractured. lie was transferred to Bellevue
uosnitaI NJ an unknown on sunday, and he
d,a not recover his senses until Wednesday evening.
ue then was able to give his name and address and In
formation was sent his WIFE, She said yesterday that
there was strike In the shop Of So stern two weeks
eco and her husband refused to join the sAikers.
Thsv threatened him with violence. but he kept at
,ort although he had belonged to the cloakmakers'
union year ago he shot In the leg by an
Italian In Grandst., and he caused the arrest and
,nnprisopment OF bis assailant
Jaggerdorf yesterday could not give much informa-
lion about the assault which was committed upon
him on saturday. lie said he only could REMEMBER
that some men suddenly attacked him and beat him
until he lost his senses.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-12

ruing steady and quiet fckied hams quoted .. l2S
iz7s smosed AZ. l5aiS2c picked ohquders ,e ,nsis
H. ss6ct ussis ss and quiet quoted a. 200 s'
LAiD-N ca%cDcl tie outset and prices suffered =
Ge WSs CLOSING arm s.D % S,sn
sales, 60 tcs d7a5e August nominal sePSm Hsl;
ale: i c RsneS asSd os ss
America 8 $780,. BUTTER-IIsd slow demand. Win
price, barely steady weather. Creamery stat
and Pennsyvania hrsts 20 extra 2la23sc cUTaSos
seconds l9d2oc ,hirls iIalss STATE daily hal ie
State dairy Welsh tub; extras sia2l &c nrsts l gaI
creamery nrss 100 poe seconds lealsc thirds iSd
Western factory. extras le seconds and nr,t
factory thirds M ea; XII
cream fancy white ois do coloIed. sEs2sc choice
good prime Si2dSa,c; common N fair, 1.detc'
do part skins common to choice 3a.e; state isS.0 ~
better qualities hut otherwise dull and easy STAT ena
Pennsylvania lid. choice. 1s96l9c; Western, :. "a
Use for prime n choice Western inferior. S2as3 30 per
silGAE-.RAw-In moderate demand and firm. Quoted
runorcd sales q 1915 bags Cuba CentruCaa 30 10
sru-hed 5 l.Iaa5 Sioc powdered 4a.at Sioc granu
lated. 7lGa4'.c; cubes. a.sa5',c xxx. 5a3,c;
mould "A" iRd4fc; diamond 4. $3.50 confeetioners
Rdsewood J. a.Giisc; Phoenix 4. I.isai s.iSc Im.
pilc A. 15-10a4 1.1Gc No. T. 3sd4ci No. 8. l3.leu
l5l0c; No 3s,d3lc; No. 10. 11l0d3 1'16c; NO
IL e.: S3,.s No r. o.l6aa Lie o %. and
See IN hhds. Oeomargarlne quoted city, 7tc -
city. Sales. 200 hbds, 4 5oc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-12
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

CoFFEE-Ro On Tho spot ruled .oInewhat strongcr with
far SsFrss setvtS No. quptoeSSo q Sos ls@i's
issc 1000 bss. santos, No 5. iGsc, and 1000 bags
santos No O. 15a.c. Mid growths In light request.
moderately active business reported in the contract line
and tho drift Of the favored the bull element.
showed net gains odl5 points Better RIO account had
were With change q moment RIO higher: or1cia quo
ations August COS september COS Sd October COS I'd
First ordinary 40 kios j. 1907 seed second 90 kcsl
S 600 bags Rio distances the United States, 1900
bags Rio cieonncee 10 Europe, 900 bags Flo stock,
Santos Santos 1000 bags Santos stock ls5 600 bags
Receipts at RIO July 70 August 10, 1892 3G7 600 bags
same time 1891, so 900 bags same time 1890 sos 600
SSt 900 bags; same tine 1891 $1,000 bags same time
1890 1872 600 bags Total sales here to-day $4,000 bugs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-12
WHEAT md PRODCCE MARKET
FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALINGS.


Wheat was strong and weak by turns yesterday.
Speculation aggregated over 100000 bushels, and
final figures were 3sa5.s cents down. Early options
were I-265s cents up. the Government report
aud shorts covered in liberal way. The cables
however, were tame and easier, in some cases.
Foreigners were sellers and the crop news was gen.
orally favorable, particularly from abroad The In
terror receipts were large. while clearnnces were
small thus augmentng the heavtness. Depressed
Berlin advices also contributed to the decline Sep
TENDER opened at "a 10 cents and sod down to SO os
cents. The spot market weaker. About SIX
loads taken for export.
Corn gained 3-4d1 cent early on The Government
report but weakened and sold back 7-Sdl cent ON
reports of rain throughout the belt and realizing by
Current, puts the yield at 100000 bushels. The
spot market frmcr, and nine loads were taken
for export
Oats declined on realizing, closing IA cent lower.
The cash market was dun and easier.
Lard opened weak and closed firm.
Closing quotations were
Wlcat-Augst. SO IA cents; september SO SO
cents October "a rs cents December. 81 81 cents.
Corn-August 81 "a cents September. 60 "a cents !;
october. 80 80 cents December, SIS 10 cents.
oats-Ansnst, 30 cents; September, 30 cents; Oc-
tober, 80 IA cents.
Lard--September, es 90. 80
The receipts OF grain and -four at Newfork Balti
more Philadelphia and Boston yesterday were Wheat
685, e52 bushels corn. 81 532 bushels: oats lSS3S3
bushels; total grain. 792547 bushels; -four 60, 500
package At Chicago, Milwaukee and ST. Louis ::
Wheat, 5745s4 bushels corn. 20O.46S bushels oats
c705 bushels; total grain ll2560o bushels; hour'
1891 packages
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-12
COTTON MARkETS-BY TELEGRAPH.

Liverpool, Aug II, p. m.-Cott0n-Futures closed
easy; Amerlcan-Mddlne, low midding clause, Aug
ust delivery. 55-64d buyers: August and september
delivery, 5000 buyers; september delivery,
o864d sellers; September md october delivery,
. os64d sellers: November and December delivery.
3 6O-64d buyers: December and January delivery.
= 62-G4dS3 6364d: January and February delivery,
l-64d sellers February and March delivery, 304d
layers.
:. New-Orean Aug. l1.-Cotton easy: middins &c
kw mlcdling Is re good ordinary &c net receipts,
l,a0J bales. Including Is new crop gross 443 bales
Mes. 700 bales: stock. 65.35S bales. ~
Galveston, Aug. 11.-Cotton steady middiing.
9 15lGc; low middline. O l-l0e: good Ordinary.
70 bales new crop. exports coaswlse. l,o33 bales
sleek. 1a.020 bales
Norfolk Aug il.--Cotton quiet middling, l-sc
low miGfIing, q Hide. good ordinary, &C. n'S and
gross receipts 81 bales exports coastwsc 80 bales
sscs. ~ lailes stock. 3..5e balcs ~
savannah. Auy. 1I.-Cottcn dull middl ng . 3-ioc
low middiing. 3ac GOOD ordinary. 0l-4c: net ana
gross reteipts l6J haIes Including new bales crop
exports coswisc, e<5 bales: sales, 81 bales spnnes,
~ bales: stock. 4.435 bncs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-12
LIVE STOCK MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

pufTalo Ang. l.-Cattle-Recclpts for the last Q,
honrs go: total for week thus far 1900: ioI
900: 20 NewYork. $50 sale. 60: market ,teady
feeding steers ~ - fair Ia good COWS and heiers
~ %. lIOcS-RcccipS last - hours, $3.50 head
total FOR week thus FAR i0,l43: for same Time last
York 200. sale. $500. market opened strong Tor
GOOD corn fcd stock slow and Irregular for grnsSerN
closed steady i,r good Irregular Tor grassy ana
common. heavy corn fed ~ l5a6 20, packers ana
corn fed - D0aG OO do Hight 10 fair do, - baa5 80
glns.erS common 10 good. - .jaj %. good heavy
ends. - 20aj 30; pigs god to- hs,t corn ieo'
s5 a5a5 40: do skips 10 fair. AZ ooa3 90: as
sorted rouGh-. ~ 7jai 90 common rouehs. F1af %
stays, ~ aOa4 -. sheep and lamhs-R"cciptS Tor
the last "a hour 1900: total for wc"k thus iar;
through. 400. 10 NewlOrk 1000: on sale, ;-oo
market opened and closed easier for all kinds choice
10 fancy wchers. - JOa3 -, fair - good sheep
~ 75a5 40: culls and common d., e. 73ai 30 Cana
s6 25aG %; culs to fair ~ ooao 'o' CanhdaS'
$6 70aG -.
Chicago. Aug. 1I.-"Thc Evening Journal" reports
Catile-kcccpts, u 900 head Shipment 5000 head
arket strong 10 tfnc higher best natives. ~ son
rs 95: Others ~ son - %: Texans. ~ l0as3 10;
Westerns, ~ 4Od - O5; native cow ANA helferS'
mcnts, 10000 head market fairly active, lOo l3c
lower rough packers S5 2O0 - 30: mixed. ~ 60a
~ IS: prime heavy and butchers weights, - s3a Sol
- 90; light. ID 30aS5 90 sheep Receipts; s,yo o
higher lambs, lower; natives, ~ %" - 20; Texans'
~ 75as1 IS; Westerns i12 :" 81 10; lambs.
~ 5O0 s8 30.
shipments , 400 head market 1Oa zoe higher: native
steers AZ 1O0 ~ 90: Texas and Indian steers common
10 medium. ~ 30d T., Gamers, ~ lOg 81 30 logsL
Receipts 81 600 head shipments. 1000 head market
ioc lover heavy 30 7Oo - % mixed, 81 50a 81 As
light 50 cO0Gj so. sheep Receipts, 1000 memo !.
sbinments . 700 head market unchanged; good TO
choice muttons, S3aH