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Omaha daily bee., 1892-02-07
DISPOSITION.
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Chicago live stock Market.

CHICAGO, ILL.,. Feb. G. 6--lspecial Telegram TO
THE BEE,l-lt did not take statesmen long to
empty the pens OF the few hundred cattle they
contained, there belns ready buyers at Fri
days quotations for all the offerings. There
was little here but butchers and Gamers stock
II sold on basis OF from sl.25 to $3.50 for in
ferior TO extra COWS and heifers, and also to
&I5 for bulls. Shipping steers were nominal
ut from ~ l5 To 1915, and stockers ana feeders
ut from $500 To MA Buyers anticipate large
receipts for Monday and predict lower prices.
Buyers fairly tumbled over each other this
morning In their haste to secure a share OF
the $4,000 hogs that constituted the days re-
ceipts. The wants OF the eastern trade alone
equaled the entire supply. and, OF course,
many orders went untitled. Sales were
OF from Sc TO iOc. Scarcely anything
sold below $3.50, and from sJ.7O TO si.sJ were the
popular prices for heavy and medium
weights In one or two instances si.s5 was
paid, and there Is no doubt that something
strictly prime would have fetched SL0l Quo
tations are from 50 10 81 rs for poor 10 choice
light and W.76 10 H.sS for heavy and medium
Omaha daily bee., 1892-02-07
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

Omaha Closes the Week with Cattle I'm
settled, Hogs Steady and Both Higher.
OMAHA, Feb. 6.-Receipts for the week. - $40
cattle, 3a95s hogs and 2,4Oi sheep against 10 395
cattle, 39,4i0 hogs and ASA sheep last week,
and 13065 cattle, 36sll hogs and 2,s73 sheep the
corresponding week OF February 1891.
The market this week has been character.
lied by light receipts and generally advancing
prices. Cattle started out rather weak but as
the offerings continued light hrmer feeling
developed. and on Friday both beef steers
and butcher stock were selling at from zoe to 3Oc
higher than last week. Shippers found prices
too high for profitable speculation and
the only buyers, but they have bought very
freely, The heavy run today, the heaviest In
over four weeks gave the market somewhat
or setback. taking of from l0c to l5c OF the
advance OF the early part OF the week. In the
present sensitive condition OF the market
liberal run causes decline which two or
three days OF light receipts can hardly re-
cover. Stockers and feeders are selling at
very strong prices, wholly out of proportion
10 beef cattle values, and showing that there
In plenty OF cheap corn in the coun-
to na'e s,imsn hsa very marked tendency
beginning TO think there are not SO very many
marketable hogs In the country. Shippers
continue 70 absorb gosd share OF the offer
ings, and taken all in all the market appears
advance In prices has been gradual, but values
are from lVc 10 ibo higher than n week ago.
theep are selling from 10c to l5c lower than
last week, but there are 50 few coming that
really desirable muttons would hardly sell
that much lower local houses wanting them
Omaha daily bee., 1892-02-07
Financial Review,

New YORK. Feb 6.-The Post says: The
coal stocks absorbed nearly all of the interest
In today's market Yesterday afternoons
adjournment of the sales agents meeting
was understood to confirm the belief that II
general and radical overhauling of the coal
companies relations is in pro ress Evidences
of such negotiations have not been wanting;
indeed, something of the kind has been al
most inevitable in view of the Readings
altered position in the coal market. The
secrecy, maintained by parties to the
deal has given opportunity for multitude
of more or less cxtravagant theories. all Of
which must. however be taken with the quail
ifcaton proper in the of any stock eX-
change rumor. Naturally enough this vic.
lent advance from to points apiece
in one group OF stocks restricted activity in
the rest of the list and prices outside of the
coal shares closed without material
change There were even some Indications
of weakness in the earlier trading. and efforts
to engineer special advances in the cheap
stocks were not nt all successful. This may
have been partly due to the Disappointing
character of the bank statement. 1t will be
well to remember that IL the coal deal"
shouldsbe one-half as farreuching as common
report asserts it must, in the nature OF things
assert powerful influence for the better on
the general list,
Omaha daily bee., 1892-02-07

Sands Commission Co: Wheat cables came
our market higher, but there were large Offer
ings of long wheat which carried the market
for May 'oot
other flood of long wheat. We think there
has been very large liquldation by the long
would hardly find as large y volume for sale
in our opinion, and we feel friendly to it on
lowed M H the % iead Of Wheat with fair trade and
considerable variation in price. We think IT
should be bought near these figures: Provi-
sions were firm and there fair specu-
lative inquiry. The opinion is gaining ground
that receipts OF hogs will continue to show IL
bly, upon the price of the product and we be-
leve in buying it. With easy money every,
where and with national prosperity at hand
the investors OF the world. we think, can look
forward to an active speculative market
CHICAGO. H., Feb. 0.-Counselman Day
92%c where yesterdays curb bulge left IT.;
declined lc on realizing on the denial OF dam
age to the French crop; became drmer on
exports. advanced sharply to 93.bc ON
shorts covering, when the second p pub
and Paris markets from hc to 2lac per
bushel higher, but lost the days ad-
9 fos he 6s fSse @ Se% Was ens n
from the low point of three days ago and NH
caused local selling enough TO wipe out the
low point unless the coming crop promises II
much larger yield than any figures yet
shown. Corn was again active and strong
early, but broke after the February, and
March short interest was reduced.
May corn sold sc. higher and closed i4c
lower than yesterday. Oats were strong
advancing 1sc but closing firm with the ad :
vance lost. Provisions were steady and firm
hut the tendency to advance was checked by
che discouragng news from southern points.
owing to further depression in the cotton
market. Weekly receipts OF hogs are falling
Oft and packers generally are looking for
higher prices OF product later Ia the season.
CHICAGO. Ill, Feb. G-kennett, Hopkins &
Co 10 S. McWhorter The opening in wheat
was strong and nervous shorts anxious but
longs just as anxious to supply the demand.
On heavy, realizing sales by the latter the
price fell Off lc when those who had unloaded
this time a private cable reported the
with, an advance of iglM francs
Tho mrrket advanced quickly about lHc. On
every rally longs sold and shorts filed tho
market evening up and becoming quite duh
Near the close there was free selling. result
ing In sharp break. 1t don't look or act like
a pronounced bull market Cleurances are
light and there's AN improved foreign dema nd
but foreign markets do not respond salts
factorly to our advance though they turn
weak very suddenly when prices decline here
Corn and oats were strong most OF the day but
eased OF late on realizing sales. Possibly
prices may react some more but on fan
break we advise purchasers OF corn. Proyis-
ions moderately higher with fair investment
buying and a tendency to work upward,
Omaha daily bee., 1892-02-07

ers is altogether too fast, caused full rcac-
tion and the final changes in tho general list
are all for small fractions and generally
losses
The trading In Reading was something un-
preccdontcd. BacRawanua was also extremely
active, but Its transactions were far behind
those OF Reading. All the coalors, however,
were unusually active and strong. and Jersey
Central took tho lead In the upward move
ment, rising from t2i to 1904 and losing only u
fraction from ITS best price. Lackawanna rose
from l4SH TO i59, while Delaware & Hudson
and Reading were more moderate In their
advances. Olstillors at one time showed
a gain OF ! per cent over It's last
other industrials were quiet and witholt tca-
ture. Among the railroad stocks Atchison
and Louisville were inclined to weakness, but
while with Erie and Western Union they were
active, their fluctuations were unmportant,
the rest OF the market was absolutely 10 tture-
less, and while after the first spurt prices set
tied down slowly, the final rally closed the
market firm with great activity at insgnih-
cant changes for the day in most stocks. Jor-
sey Central, however, is up 5ts per cent; Lack
awanna, 3A per cent; Reading 2S per cent
and Delaware X Hudson ~ per cent.
Government bonds have been duh and drm
The following are the closing quot tRtions for
the leading stocks on the New York Stock eN-
change today:
Omaha daily bee., 1892-02-07

badly and standing ready to buy them at any
reasonable price
Conditions favored lower prices for cattle
today. Receipts were more liberal than for q
eastern advlces we're very decidedly bearisn.
Dealers are looking for heavy receipts, both
at Chicago and here. and this had very de-
pressing influence, IN fact was the main
beef buyers having a clear field and plenty TO
select from. had little trouble in filling their
GEsor' iSS to sc pfSss o%er SsH Thursday
There were plenty of good heavy beeves here
shippers to compete Tor them: On the other
hand handy fat cattle weighing around lOO0
to l. $50 pounds were In active local demand
to i,5OO-lb steers sold from s3 60 to sL25, steers
Weighing $50 to i,i5O pounds sold from t5'2o TO
s31J Some common light stun sold around
sI0l to 3"h Trading was dull and dragging
all day, sellers being SLOW To accept the stu
alton,
Butcher stun was in liberal supply and sold
at prices from i0c to zoe lower than Thurs
day and Friday. Local houses were
the only buyers and consequently sellers
got the worst OF 1t from start to finish Good
TO choice cows and helfers sold from g. 26j TO
3:W fair To good stuf from sl90 to s2,5l. COM
mon ana canning lots from Sl.0J to 800 Bul 9,
oxen and stays were very slow and considera-
bly, lower from sllJ to 1928 Calves were in
meager supply and about steady on the basis
OF sl.50 to $500 for common to good yeals.
Quite good deal OF stuff was unsold at the
c.ose.
Notwithstanding the break in beef cattle
line sold fully as quickly and as well as at any
time during the week. There seems to be
littlc sympathy between beef steers and
feeders, the latter bringing prices that leave
next two or three months. Poor to prime lots
sold for $3.50 to $3.50 Representative sales!
Omaha daily bee., 1892-02-07
BAR SILvEit-41 l-l6d.
MONEY-1UlA per cent,
Financial Notes.

PARIS. Feb 6.-Three per cent rentes. 9Jf;
52hc for the account
BALTIMORE, Md. Feb G--Clearings today,
s2s7O,3GG; balances s3i0,972 Rate, per cent.
KANSAS CITY Mo-, Feb. e,-Today's clearings
were g. 2253G0 clearin.s for the week, ss03i, $40;
today's balances, S2aG,7.
NEW York. Feb. G.-Clearings. today,
siiO5Q9, ,003 balances, sL236.fl. For the week:
clearings, $Sl6.7l3,2i3; balances. $l2s3,sl6.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa. Feb. 6.-Cearlngs, $il.-
l77.36s balances, Sl.5i0,7B2; clearings for the
week. $7952j,3lO; balances. $ll,2,7, ,l0i; money,
31s per cent.
CHICAGO, ILL.,, Feb. 6.-NIoney easy at soc
per cent. New York exchange, lOc discount
sixty p'd days Bills and sis7l TOR sight drafts.
Bank cearlngs. for tine day, slO,s72502; for
the week, s09U70,6s1.
ST. LOUIS. Mo-, Feb. G.-Cearings today
S,0.O,01; balances, Si6s, ,55i. Money, G6D7 per
cent Exchange on New York, 6lc premium.
For this week, clearngs, $!3, ,622. $50; balances,
Si, lG95i1; for last week. clearngs, s2l,2a7 0j2;
balances, S456,052; for the corresponding
week last year, clearnss, s92O32,7si; balances,
e., ,js6, ,UI8
Omaha daily bee., 1892-02-07

Missouri Odd Fellows are especially anx-
ious that the members of the late ODD Fell
lows Mutual Aid association pay their
assessments promptly and wipe out the debt
as a matter of fraternal pride and justice to
the widows and orphans of deceased men,
bers. The prominent members ard officers
OF the order hope that the State Insurance
department will not use too much red tape in
give the members the widest latitude and
every possible encouragement. 1T has been
learned that some fraternal insurance asso-
citation is negotiating to reinsure the members
Of the dissolved company that are insurable.
There are about $50 members who are so old
as to be noninsurable. but the remaining
100 members are considered a good risk.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-02-07

New York, Feb. 6,-FLoUR-Receipts 19.l1s
packages: exports, 4,A7 bbls 5l37 sacks; mar
ket steadier with more demands; sales. 100
grades, s3l5G3 70; fair to fancy. sh9001475;
patents sis'Gn3 a. 70; Minnesota clear, y oOets5;
525; rye mix xtures, $4.00@4.G5
CoRN MEAL-Quiet and steady; yellow west
WHEAT-Receipts. 1880 bu.; exports, 49,
3si bu.; sales, J,sa0,00O bu. futures. $4,000 pu.
spot. Spot market higher, but quiet and un-
elevators; 81, l,O5Qbi 06A anoat; $iO3%@l g7a T. o.
b.; No red, $l01a: ungraded red. 0icGtsl.0 .0l1a !;
n So norsherp N sIoS a No bsrd ooi
yanced h09Sc through strong foreign mar
Rets; "a declined ,a iGl4c on realizing BY foreisn-
better Paris cables; closed firm at from ia &c
closing 1T slo!A; March, si04%. closing at
May, sl,Ogglg34, closing at sL.0sA; June,
:LS0lgtlGl%, closing ut sLoiS; July, 09ScD
RYE-Firm; western, 9OGt02c.
=, BARLEY--Dull. steady No. Milwaukee,
BARLEY MALT-Canada country m ade quiet,
SIC.
coRN-7Reeeipts, loe,oae. bu.; exports; 1s44oo
Light; No. 2. 5lGl5l1sc Id elevator; 24G5o&c
ailoat; ungraded mixed: sSG5Sc; No. 3, 40c;
nnd I.c higher on better cables and following:
February, 5l@5lSc closing at DISC; March,
eosSs at Sigsas 5e Nay 's s6%e cosSs SSHe at
50ssc; June. 4DG40l4c. closing ut 4p4c; July,
fglyhc closing at aghc -.
OATs-Receipts. 63,5i0so bu.; exports 1l06
bu.; sales, $1,000 bu. OF futures; 5000 bu. OF
spot; spot market hrmer- and quiet: Options
3696c; March, 37c; May, 87ac: spot No. white,
'sHD3SAc; mixed western. 351iQlH1sc; white
western. 3gdli2c; No. 2 Chicago. 37Iac.
40 Hay HAyGsteady; shipping, $3.50; good TO choice,
,HolsaQuiet and weak; state common to
choice, W2inc; Pacific coast, l00126c.
suGAR-Quiet but steady; fair refining. go
l-l6c; centrlfugals, w test at 7-l6c; refined,
quiet and steady.
MoLAssEs-Foreign. nominal; so test, 127i9
is'te; New s.1ii orleans quet aud steady; common
R,oEmDull and easyi fair to extra, $50;
PETnoLEUM-Quiet and steady; crude in
bbis, parkers, $3.50; crude In bulk, sL3l; re-
fined New York, So 10; Pnilade phia and Bal
timore. s6;5bG4O; Philndelphla and Balti-
more, In bulk, s3s5G30 United closed AZ 6.lic
for March.
CoTToN SEED oIL-steady and quite; crude,
25l.ci yellow 2ssl29nc.
TALLOw-Dull.
kosis1Dnll and easy; steamed, common
TO good H. 391sGBL L3ls.
TuRPENTISE-Dulla and steady at s+1iGb3lo.
EGGs-Eresh scarce, hrmer; western, 3l0D32c;
receipts. 2.0ib Digs
rohkIQuiet aud steady mess sa7S@lo75i
CUT MEATs-QIiet; picked bellies. 6Sc;
picked shoulders, Sc; hams. DC; middles. quiet
ana STEADY; short clear, 1910.
LAhD-flrmer quiet; western ste nm. LS0 I;
option sales. $50 tierces; February, S.U;
sos
TIs-Quiet aud steady; straits. si00l
buTTkE-lnactive and weak; western dairy,
Omaha daily bee., 1892-02-07

weights. Culls AMI pigs we're salable at from
600 TO A2S
For the last day OF the week the supply OF
sheepwas liberal, There was demand for every
thing on sale and the market was firm at from
$3.50 to $3.50 Tor poor. to choice Qualities.
Receipts were: Cattle 1000; hogs, 10000;
heep, $500.
The Evening Journal reports; CATTLE
Receipts. 5000; shipments, 500; market
steady; natives, s3.6,6L5J; stockers, sL5J0
300; cows, St.50dDag5.
Hoas-Receipts $4,000; shipments, 1000;
market steady and 5Itl0c higher; rough and
common, g. 2JlDL55; mixed and packers. ~ .6SD
AS; prime heavy and butchers weights, $3.50
@4s5; light %G0Gi75; pigs, AO06440.
SHEEP--Recelpts $3.50; shipments, none;
market active and higher; ewes, s30061i, 90;
mixed, A.50l1LT5; wethcrs, sioOGD5.iO; fed Tex
ans, A.b0dD4.s0; lambs, SL50Qb630.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-02-07
N. u.

The following results in connection with
the order of the National Union for the year
1891 will prove interesting to all members:
The number of councils in existence Decem-
ber 81, $780, 457 at the close of 1891, 525; in
crease, 66. Number of members December
81, 1890, &C. Az; at the close of 1891, $500;
increase in round numbers 5000 The
amount paid for benefits during 1891 was
1851, 900, making the total paid since organ
ization S2ll2,44S. The number OF assess
ments during the year was fourteen, being
the same as for 1890, while the three previous
years had thirteen each. The cost for 81 900
insurance for the past two years ut the age
of 40 has been $500, and for other ages in
proportion, showing an unprecedented result
when compared with all orders of this ma
ture
Omaha daily bee., 1892-02-07
q. u. Of a.

The newly elected officers Of Grand Island
council No. 8, Commercial Pilgrims Of
America, tenuered their brother pilgrims
and visiting members reception and
banquet at the Knights Of Pythias hall. IL
was most enjoyable affair and about fifty
couples danced, played cards, and toasted on
the dainties prepared by the good wives Of
the new officials This new order Is gaining
wonderfully in strength all through the west
and the many social affairs INDUCED in only
tend to make it moro popular. The officers
are, William MUIR, w. p; w. H. Chapman,
w. V. p; ID. A. Finch, w. c.: II. Fl. Louch-
ridge, w. treasurer; w. j, Campbell, w.
secretary; l.. ID. Munsou, w. T.; Thomas
Connor, X. of l. p; p II. Fezler, A. Of
y, p,
Omaha daily bee., 1892-02-07
DR.. Cullimore. oculist to Mo. Pac. Ry.
PRIZES FOR PYrHIANs.

Major General James II. Carnahau Of the
Uniform Rank Knights OF Pvthias has
promulgated an official order relative to tho
biennial encampment to be held ut Kansas
City next August 1t statos that the required
$50 900 was guaranteed by the Commercial
club OF that city for the purpose OF paying
prizes, putting the camp ground in order and
furnishing. erecting and flooring tents for
the accommodation OF the visiting sir knights
and free OF cost to tho uniform rank. The
following prizes are offered
DIVISION PRIZES.
First Prize For proficiency in drill . 81 500
lAnd to zach memher OF tho drill team
Omaha daily bee., 1892-02-07
IL. A.

Charles F. Loring, supreme regent OF the
Royal Arcanum, died January 90, after sew.
eral months of acute suffering His death,
although partially anticipated came as 4
shock to the members of this Jurisdiction.
The genial presence of the man and his broad
spirit of fraternity had endeared him to thd
hearts of all the members, and his death ID
felt as personal loss throughout the grand
Jurisdiction. Formal action in the way of
resolutions will be taken at the next meeting
Of the grand council.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-02-07
SOME NOTED MEN.
Blaine was G. last SUNDAY,

blalue was o. IGSu ouuudv.
Mr.. John ID. Rockefeller. who is now one of
the very richest men in the world, is firm
and devoted Baptist.
Ex-senator ingalls,. 1t is announced, will
settle down TO the practice Of law at Atchi-
son with his son Ellsworth.
Horace Greeley's only brother, Barnes
Greeley, lives on the old family farm in Chau-
tauQua county, near jamestown, N. Y.
Sir Charles Russell is valuable friend to
his clients, for he always tries to dissuade
them from going to law If their case can be
arranged out Of court.
Gounod, the composer, is a fne-looking old
man with white hair. He is an erratic
worker, and derives his best inspiration
when he is in church or a cathedral.
George Suber, aged "a, residing near Bar
ney's Corners, Ind, fought with General
Jackson at New Orleans. In August last he
was married. The old man Is still stout and
hearty.
sportsman In his line as is ex-President
Cleveland. Az trap shooting Mr. Flower Is
said to have made score of 95 out Of pos
siDle 100.
Cardinal Manning was, to use his own
phrase, "a formal skeptic" about medical
science and a passionate foe OF the cruelty
wrought IN its name. he hated physic, and,
although he took great care Of his health, he
guided himself by the light OF nature.
Senator Brice of Ohio, wears his hair in
almost the lac Slmlle OF a curly auburn wig,
while Senator John Shermans wig is adjust
ed with that careless nonchalance ed
to be characteristic OF people who have SO
much hair they don't know what to do
with II.
Kyrle Bellew Is greatly changed, says
Labouchere IN the London Truth. He is no
longer the dapper, well goomed Bellew who
was known by the matinee girl as 'Kyrlien
There is now touch of the shabby genteel
about the once debonair beau and he has
changed greatly, the hair which used to be
only streaked with silver being now almost
entirely gray.
Admiral Worden, one OF the thirty-seven
rear-admirals of the United States on the
retired list, commanded the Monitor in her
encounter with the Merrimac in Hampton
Roads. His nerves are said never to have
been just the same since that memorable day
when in the course of the cannonade a shot
struck the turret in which he sat directing
the battle and knocked him blinded and
bruised TO the floor. The dauntless old sea
dog didn't mind 1t much, but his nerves
never recovered from the shock
DeWitps Little Early hlsers. Best little
pill ever made. Cure consultation every
time. None equal. Use them now.
There are 3,O64 languages in the world and
more than 900 religions.
The net Indebtedness Of the world in 1890
aggregated s26, ,9l7096,ooO.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-02-07
Mutations ON bonds:
London Stock Market.
[Copwig1ltcd 1892 on James Gordon Benz

ICOpUrtgited 1892 on James Gordon Bennetl
LONDON, Feb. 6.-[New York Herald Cable
Special to The BEE 1.-The Stock exchange
today was quiet, The markets have pre-
sented few features of interest. Consols have
improved l-l0 to "a per cent for money ac-
count. Home railways have been rather
uncertain in and the close was some-
what irregular. decline has oc-
CURED in Brighton preferred, Caledonian,
Metropolitan, Northeastern and Southeastern
preferred, while several others are "a and a
per cent better. American railways have
shown more strength in response to the i'm
proved tendency in New York. while there ap-
pears to be no truth in reports of difficulties
at Boston. The market closes not exactly
firm, but in good tone. Atchison income i'm
proved y per cent; Atchison ordinary,
b per cent Philadelphia IL Reading
and Louisville & Nashville three fourths of /
per cent, and many others from one-eighth to
one-hal II OF per cent. The rise in Louisville
& Nashville Mt one period was IL per cent
Canadian lines leave or moderately firm, es-
pecially Canadian Pacific, which advanced
five .eghths of per cent Grand Trunk is not
materially changed. Mexican closed duh and
lower Owing to II slight relapse in silver,
money has been little wanted in the street to-
day. Short loans have been obtained at per
cent. The discount market has been quiet.
Two and three months bills are quoted at from
Ia to percent.
LONDON, Feb. 8.--The following were the
London stock quotations closing at D. m.
Consols money ... $685. Erie ,.,...,...,.,,,. 8l4
Consois account -. g5sl Mex. ordin ary ..... 294
n Y, +. Il o lists. 80 st. Paul common. Si4
Can. faclnc ........ sl9sl neadlna ......... ~
Omaha daily bee., 1892-02-07
A. L. and 4. Nj.

The Ancient and Accepted Scottish Rite
Masons of the southern jurisdiction are ar
ranging for their annual reunion on or about
the 22d inst. A largo class, numbering
twenty or more, will be instructed on that
occasion.
The committee appointed by the knights
Templar Of York to go to Denver and arrange
for quarters for members Of JopDa Command
cry No II at the trennial conclave to be
held in August have returned. They have
made arrangements for the accommodation
of 100 members. The commandery will be
one of the few mounted bodies at the con-
clave, ana expect more than the number ar
ranged for to attend.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-02-07
Kansas CITY Live stock Market.

KANSAS CITY. Mo, Feb o-CArTLE-Re-
ceipts, 3,0J0; shipments, 200 Market active
and strong: dressed beef and shipping steers.
at S35gnt50; dows ana hefers, 81 35D3.30
stockers and feeders s2.5Jd1165.
HOGs-Rsceipts. bi0O; shipments, 1000; mar
ket active and generally &c higher; bulk, A35
65i45; extreme range. S.5J0L50
sHEEP-Receipts, 1000: shipments, 5000.
The marke was quiet and nominully steady;
muttons SAS5; stock SL7a