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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-01

DlsORDERLY IN THE THEATRE.
Three Negroes Heavily FINED for 1t
Othnr Pnlice-Cnmrt Cases.

The fact that there are times when the
docket. az the Police Court are dull does
not detract from the life and interest IN
that bali Of Justice upon other occasions.
Yesterday was one of the busy days OF the
Justice, and he performed MS duties to the
letter.
Frank White. William School. and John
4. Turner tcoioredD were up for beng dis
orderly in the Richmond Theatre. White
was assessed Si5 and costs, and the others
were fined : 10 each.
Joseph Lester tcoloredl. charged with
felonIously assaulting and woundlng Ju-
mus Perkins with an iron pick, WAS dis
charged, the testimony against the accused
being too weak.
James Boiling (colored), who was alleged
TO have stabbed and cut Frank Ma o
(cooredJ with knife. was also allowed 10
90 free. The evidence showed that Boil
ling endeaYOred to avoid row, but that
Mayo was persistent and was knocked
down upon the pavement rs result.
The case of j. NJ. MAYER, the white man
arrested for tie larceny OF sllver-plated
fruit-basket from some unknown person,
was dismissed.
John A. Turner was sent TO the grand
Jury Of the Hastings Court for carrying d
pistol concealed upon his person.
Samuel White. Eli HaGan, George Allen;
c. Matthews, and Charles Gardner iall
coloredJ were charged with beng dlsor-
derry in the house Of +. Onarati. The boys
were having hilarious old time when they
turned over 4 lamp. set the floor abTe, and
were arrested. They were fined $500 each.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-01
DEATHS.

lTKINSON.-Ded,at the residence OK
hc, husband II. A. Atkinson, 2oz cas-.
T n.. street Mrs. GRACE ELIZABETH
uhTKiNS0E in tho 1874 year Of Der are.
A.; = asce.ssd was the mother OF Mrs. W.
Cantry- Mrs. John A. Fleet. of MA-
thews II. A. Atkinson Jr'' auu "H''aA
Notice Of the funeral la.er.
CARTWRIGHT. Died. at his mothers
-.S,dsncs 22l6 Church TILL avenue. Mon
a. January 30. 1898. az Z. NJ, y. y.
ELRlUEIGHT, jr.. eldest son OF MIS-. ".
and the late j. d. Cartwright. 10 the 18Th
wear Of his age. o......
ohrrch TO-DAY, February ]. 1898. NJ Z.
N Friends and acquaintance are respect
fully invited 10 attend
GUNN.--Died. January 81. 1883. LEE
GIBSON. infant child OF Arthur d. ana
Ada Gum.
GUNN.-Died, January 81, 1898. ADA G..
wife Of Arthur n. Gum.
Funeral from Gfove-Avenue bAptiss
church THURSDAY. February 2. 1888. At
! n O'clock A. NJ. Friends and acquaintance
/ invited to attend.
sHIILDS.-Disd. in New Orleans, Janu-
.,v M. 1888. Mrs. MARY j. SHIELDS,
mother OF l.. Kelly.
Her remains viii be brought 10 th,s city
srd the funeral will taxe place from ~
4, Pcser's Cathedral THURHDkY MORNING
At 10 O'Clock. Friends Of the family y
yitsd to attend
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-01
IN JUDGE AANCOCK's COURT.
An important Railroad Case to be Tried
other Manchester News.


other Manchester News.
Judge b. A. Hancock will hold the Cir
cult Court OF Petersburg next Monday.
The Circuit Court OF Chesterfield begins
on the 18th instant.
During the next term of the Brunswick
court the Judge will have novel case for
his consideration, Some time ago Mr.. A.
=. Thorn. receiver of the Atlantic and Dan
Vile railroad, was fined 500 tor not keep
inc the bridges connected with his ROAD IN
order. \ writ Of error was granted and the
case CONES before Judge Hancock on an
appeal.
line defence Of the receiver Is that, be-
ing an officer of the United States District
Court, he cannot be tired by state court
for any Of his acts IN the management OF
the railroad, and that # he has been
entity OF obstructng the public roads,
which he denies, the Commonwealth must
seek relief in the United States District
Court. u u
judge Hancock has appointed Mr.. X. T.,
Buford Clerk of the Circuit Court 81
Brunswick in the place OF Mr. charles r.
Nav. who resigned. The judge mas
granted a charter to the Lake view ana
Park ASSOCIATION, located at Blackstone.
VA. the object of the incorporation being
TO establish cemetery and PARK. The
rapltaI stock is 70 be not less than sun
y
nor more than $4,000.
PERSONAL MENTION.
Mr.. James A. Beasley. whose illness bad
been noted IN the DISPATCH, died Yesterday
morning at G o'clock at his residence, NO.
$40 west Tenth street. In the 22d year on
his age. lie was a brakeman ON the hlch-
mono and Danyille railroad. and came
here from Prince Edward county. The
funeral will take place this afternoon at
O'Clock from his late residence. Davis
Codncil, No. q. Jr. O. L. A. NJ, VIII at
tend, aud the interment VIII be III nlaury.
Sir. BENJAMIN II. Owen. ST., VINO mas
been confined 10 his home by sickness I9f
several weeks, Is somewhat better. ~. ire
has been suffering from an attack OF the
grip -. too, -,
,leasnre trip through several of the south.
ern States. including FLORIDA, returned
homo Yesterday.
Master Virgil p. Davis. adopted son OF
CAPTAIN W. y. Davis. OF Roslyn, ChesteI-
6eld county, while PLAYING III the upper
,,srt Of An old carriage-house q few days
200 foupd q silver watch III rat nest.
The instrument IL probably very old one.
- sohd SILVER. with eighteen Jewels.
comnass. and other works not found IN the
,,odsrn time-piece There is no marx,
name. or date on the watch, and the LAD mas
been offered $500 tor II.
Rev. +. X. Underwood. Of Buckingham.
,y;Il breach at the Bainbridge-Street bap-
t,st church to- night at 1850 O'Clock.
The friends Of Mr.. Arthur iiungerfora,
tho Young man who fell from Mayos
bridge AMI was quite seriously NUT On
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-01

Saturday night, deny that he was dIIn IA
ing prior to the accident. He was ia an
extremely low condition last uight ana not
expected to live.
NOTES OF INTEREST.
The Clerk of tho Hastings Court entered
N record thirtv-three deeds during tne
month of January. During the same
period four marriage-licenses were grant
ed-three TO white and one to colored cou-
pies.
amounts to SS7.
came FRIGHTENED at an electrician on the
Free bridge Yesterday morning ana ran
AWAY. The buggy cOllided with heavy
brick cart and was considerably smashed
Cd. Neither the driver nor the horse were
The congregation Of Fifth.Street Metho-
dist church are building new parsonage
on Fifth and Decatur streets. Ihe par
soDage will have six comiortaoie rooins,
and when finished will be a very neat
building.
A negro boy was arrested yesterday az
ternoon by Officer Noles. charged with
stealing q lot OF old iron.
Cvtbus Grove OF DTuids will have q
public meeting Thursday night at 'jO
o'clock at Cersley's Hall.
The funeral of Mrs. Aimifa Il. CLAIBORNE
took place yesterday afternoon at O'Clock
from the residence OF her brotherin-law.
Dir. w. !. Condrey. No. $50 Semmes street.
10 is said that there u very good skating
at Forest. Hill Park early in the morning.
William Lacy, n colored lunatic who has
been confined in the city jan here Tor
several months. was sent 10 the asylum
near Petersburg yesterday.
There are az present only eleven prison.
ers confined IN the city jail.
There is 10 he "A special meeting OF the
stockholders of the Richmond and Man
chester Railway Company held in Balti-
more today.
There Is a movement on foot for the or
canlzation Of permanent city mission.
There will be rehearsal Of Mr.. Edgar
Justis's cnorus next Thursday night at
Owens's Hall. Arrangements are beng
made 10 give concert on the 10th III
stant.
The Finance Committee met in the
Council chamber last night. but owing to
the late arrival Of President O'Brien no
business was transacted.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-01
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET
fRonorted for the Disuatcn.l

JANUARY 31.-No offerings on Change to-day
private sales: Wrappers, 20; hliers, rs
scrap, Z: lugs, 3-totaL 40 hogsheads.
al-Keyenus COilections: Cigars aud
cigarettes, 81, 064. 55 tobacco, s2,7si.So; spe
elaI ,ax. as. 5O-total. s3.90s.. 3.
Dark loose sales: Crenshaws Warehouse w,
215 pounds: highest price. az. 80. Shockot
Warehouse. Ia. 900 pounds Highest price, 50. D
Auction offerings on Change tor sbe mouth;
packages and 3 reflections: highest price, 5000
lowest price. IS; average $40.
Private sales: Wrappers, l.3oE; SMOKERS
sos oilers. 372: cutters. 81: darks, y scrap
50 hurley, ID: hugs, ~; sun-cnred' 2o-totsi
1880 hogsnea .. c,, -
cigarettes, 54.s15.03; totaooo, 500. lOaoo
speciaLtsx, s227.0s; penalties si2'oo-to'ai
DAN loose sales: ieo.os9 pounds; highest
price, s2s. Bright loose sales: ~, IA Pouhas
highest prce, rb3. -,
cutters 1897 wrappers, 433 dsrss' ioy; ssr ~
1873; hurley, 81; cutting Jugs Eo-so's'' @'"'-
hogsheais- .>..,., .,o-.s
loose sales showed common 20 medium stool
| mostly short tobacco. affording ntie sarauon y
| bids. Good stemming OF bisck wrapper sotu
| are IN strong demand. Low grsdes are stesa,
| AT AZ 20 4c. for common 70 medium rugs. ssoot
| lngs ana snort leaf sell for "a 70 4hc.: medium
| 10 GOOD leaf, ) 70 o1<c. very good Loaf, Va =
| 49,: rood 70 fine ieaffor working or s,emmfas
I, 10 lac. Quality and quantity OK receipts hsv'
| NOT been such as 20 draw oat the iuu iorce .
/ buvers at highest prices yea
some nsv aud sun-sorsd sold rssdily o. 500
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-01

Saturday night, deny that he was drink
ing prior to the accident. He was ia an
extremely low condition last hight and not
expected TO live.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-01
BUILDING OPERATIONS RESUMED
Chamber of Commerce and state Library.
Private Residences.

Since the break ia the weather building
operations throughout the CITY have boon
resumed and are beng pressed vigorously.
The last story ON the Chamber Of Com
mcrce Il nearly completed, and the struc-
ture VIII be ready for the roofing IN tho
course Of a few DAYS 4 good force IL en-
eacod on the State-lhrary building, and
tho heavy foundation walls are beng land.
The architects look for plenty OF work IN
the spring.
Ihe three-story Roman brick building
n. the northeast corner Of Franklin and
Third streets beng erected bv Mr.. Horace
Hawcs "a now IN thehaDds Of the plasterors.
The lower floor viii be occupied by tho
Womau's Exchange. and the two upper
floors Will he used as fats.
The handsome brOwDstOnc- front dwell
incs If Mayor 1llyson and T.. u. Price,
Esq.. on the north side Of Franklin street
between FOushee and FIRST, VIII be ready
for occupancy in a few weeks. Mr.. Gilbert
i. Hunt, the builder Of them. in cOhjunc-
ton with other persons. will soon erect
four similar houses on Franklin street,
between Harrison and Shafer, nearly OPP
positc the residence Of y. W. Bowe, Esq.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-01
Annual Meeting Of the Old Dominion
Building and Loan Association.

The annual meeting Of the shareholders
of the Old Dominion Building and Loan
Association was held at the Chamber Ok
Commerce Mt II VI. yesterday. The report
of the secretary and treasurer showed the
subscribed capital to be 5000, 900, and the
paid-in cash capital. S7O0,000 The author
lied capital is $50. 900 900. The only officer
TO be elected was one director, and Mr..
Frank L. Sutton was unanimously elected
TO succeed himself. The president Is tho
presiding officer Of the board and ls elect
ed annually by the board. The secretary
and treasurer IS also elected by the board.
The reports were satisfactory 10 the share
holders. who were present IN person and
by proxy to the number OF 1900 shares.
The present officers of the company ar o
]. TAYLOR Ellvson, president; Norman v.
Randolph, e-president; Carlton McCar-
thy, secretary and treasurer; B. RanG.
Wexford. general attorney: Directors j..
TAYLOR Ellvson. John $. Elicit. Norman
V. Randolph. John b. Purcell. and Frank
T. Sutton.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-01

tainment, in fact. will be quite q social
event. and the audience. who will nearly
ali appear in evening dress. will include
many of the most prominent persons In
the city. ,.,s.,
The play will DO preceded by beautiful
tableau entitled The Dance OF Omr
Grandmotbers.r Thirteen OF Richmond's
most attractive bellies will take part in this
feature. Following immediately after the
tabIeau there will be a dance of the six
tenth century, which will be executed by
ten beautiful girls. Our Boys" will then
be rendered by an excellent amateur. COM
pany. The cast is composed of Misses Lang;
horne. Bridges. Darlington, and Pace: and
Messrs. Roosevelt Page, II. l.. Cabell. Pres
TON holland. George Gibson. Allen Potts.
and Horace Halves.
Tine play will 30 repeated at the matinee
Saturday for the benefit Of the Mt. Vernon
building fund.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-01

Rite. and Beverly n. Wexford. Jr.. past
grand master OF Masons in Virginia. were
elected and duly proclaimed follows of
the Sovereign College.
A. Il. Gum was elected m1gasieT non
reycas and WAS received after the ancient
custom. Professor Jacob Reinhardt. chief
OF the musicians. was appointed to his
seat IN ihe outer circle
4 great deal Of important business was
transacted and at 8 O'Clock the college
went from sacred convocaticn into AGA
dcmic session. After academic session
the grand master proceeded 30 confer on
chosen postulaut the degree OF st. Law
renee the martyr, according TO the English
ritual.
Al 10 O'Clock splendid banquet was par
taken OF. IOasis were responded 20 and
the affair was thoroughly enjoyed After
this the degree ~ knight Of COnstantinopie
was conferred and the body adjourned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-01
sovereign College OF na.ans.

4 he annual Sacred Convention Of the
foyeTelgn College Of Allied Masonic and
hustian Degrees was held al -. Adams
llat Monday evening. The Sovereign
Grand Master. Rev. Hartley Carmichael,
presided and the session WAS one Of pro-
found interest. The Grand Master in has
ANocution congratulated tho body on the
progress made during the year past and
- forth hls oficial acts in vacation.
JOSIAH IT, Drummoad. Of Maine, past
frand master OF Masons IN that State.
past grand master OF Knights 1emplar in
tne nited states. and past grand com.
inander Of the Northern Supreme Council
" the Ancient and Accepted Scottisk
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-01
THE lRECT-TAX MONEY.
The First Reports Received from Most
Counties and Cities

Tho act passed by tho last General Az.
scmbly providing for the distribution Of
the direct-tax fund requires that tho dis
tributng agents (treasurcrs and commits
sionorsl make report 20 the Governor the
ISL Of January and the ist % July Of each
year for five years succeeding the passage
81 the act of the amounts 81 their dis
bursements for the preceding six months.
stc. Reports have been received from the
following cities and counties. aud the
amounts they received under the dietribu-
ton and the amounts they have paid out
ora e,rvef, belo.V.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-01
CAN'T RECEIVE PRESENTS.
Action Of tho Board Of fire Commis-
sionevs on This Subject.

Alta recent meeting of the Board Of Fire
Commissioners II WAS decided that IN future
all money sent 20 the treWen for services
rendered shall either 60 int the tremcn' A
relief fund or be returned 80 the donor.
II was also determined that no officer or
member II the department shall receive
presents OF any kind for work at fires. ex-
cent by permission of the board.
This nctlOn was deemed necessary IN
order 10 promote and build up the fund
for the !eh4f of hrcnlcn III case OF acct
dents or sickness and their families IN
event of death. II was feared that the
precedent set subsequent 10 the Allen 4
iiinter disaster. whom the money donated
low NIe.-rs. Ginter and Pope and the AmeTi-
can Tobacco Company was divided be-
tween the men, would, If followed, tend t.
break down an organization which Will
eventually be n source OF great consolation
and pride 30 both tho department, the
board of Fire Commissioners, and the clti-
zoUs generally.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-01

Monday it was brought to the attention
Of the public that q family living at COL
Mostly street. and consisting OF widow
and several children, were IN destitute err
cumstances. The mother had been work
ing in a tobacco-factory, but had to give
up her place in order 70 attend one OF the
children, who was Sex with pneumonia
and died SUNDAY. Nine dollar and twen-
ty-fye cents have been contributed to
help the family. Ncssrs. l.. W. Blllups "
Son donated coffin for the burial OF the
chlLl. and some one else sent two carrlages.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-01
Governor Mckinney and the United states
Seuatorship.

The naneof Governor Mckinney having
been frequently mentioned in connection
with the United States senatorshlp. e DIS
PATCH representative yesterday asked him
il he would be- candidate for the position
before the next Legislature. Governor
Mckinney replied that he did not hesitate
to saw that he would like 10 go to the Sc
nate and that he would be gratifed If az
the close of bis gubernatorial term the
General Assembly should see Mt TO elect
him one of yirginis's representatives IN
that body. He had not, however, an
nounced himself as a candidate, nor did he
know that he would. The whole matter
would depend upon the situation as 1t pre-;
ssnted itself as the time approached
nearer for his retirement from his present
Office
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-01

The suhjOined report gives sunrise MINI
Mum and maximum readings of the Their
mom,ier. the course Of the wind at sun
riso. and the amount OF rainfall for the
month OF January.
The readings of the thermometer we're
taken on an elevated plateau near the city,
tho position of the instrument beng free
from aay influence OF rcfractcd heat.
They are seH-registering. Of the very best
French manufacture, and the figures are
believed to be absolutely correct:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-01

p. =. p. makes positive cures OF al
stages Of Rheumatism, Blood Poison,
Scrofula. Old Sores. Eczema. Malaria. aud
Female Complaints. Z. r. p. is a power
full tome. and an excellent appetizer, build
ing up the system rapidly.
For Old Sores. Skin Eruptions. Pimpies.
and Ulcers use only f.. =. r.. and get we'll
and enjoy the blessing only 10 be derived
from the use of 4. L. u. lPrickiy Ash,
xoaa Root. and PotsssipmL
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-01
MARKET QUOTATIONS
REPORTS FROM ALL GREAT BUSINESS
CENTRES OF THE WORLD
Prices of Money. Bonds. Stocks. Grain,
Tobacco. Cotton. &c.. aud the
Wea Their Indications
INV teleprn 10 ths pisna.cn.

= WASHINGTON, January 3i.-Forecass
Io,oun,,lfor twenty-four hours-from midnight
lJlUUUl 10 midnight-for Virginia Partially
EJcloudy weather; wsr,oer during We'd
ncsday; colder and fair Thursday (;
southerly, shifting to southwesterly winds.
North Carolina: Fair weather; warmer
during Wednesday; colder and fair Thursday !;
southeriy winds.
Weather conditions: The storm central Mon
day night OVER Wyoming Das advanced to Lake
Superior. and the barometer Is low over the
southern Rocky Mountain region. An area OF
high barometer has moved southwark over Mon
taua and the barometer IS high over New
England. severe cold wave has over
spread tho Missouri Valley and thee North
west, and n marked rise In temperature
has occurred from The Lake regions 10
Texas This evening the temperature Is 80 70
40 degrees below zero IN Montana The line
Of zero temperature reaches Northeastern Kan
sas and the line OF freezing temperature IL
traced 10 Northern oklahoma. Rain has fallen
in the Ohio and Middle Mississippi valleys and
Snow is reported in the Missouri Valley ana ne
northern Lake region severe cold wave VIII
extend over the Lake regions and the ohio and
Mississippi valleys and the southern states
during Wednesday. The cold wave viii prona-
bly, resch the Atlantc-Coast states wednesday
night or Thursday morning.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-01

During the past month the Police jus
tice disposed Of 1874 criminal cases and
tired All charges Of ordinance violations.
On criminal charges 80 persons were sent
"a the Hastings Court for indictment by
the Grand Jury, % were sent 20 jail ~ de-
fault of surety for their good behavior,
and 1j7 were fined. City fines collected.
S3Gs. 50: costs, SlO330- total, ci7l.eO.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-01

II Is not known how many, If any. Of the
Democratic clubs Of Richmond Will attend
the Inauguration OF Mr., Cleveland, as the
railroad fare TO and from Washington will,
1t 10 understood be higher than on pre-
viOus occasions of the sort The moving
spirits of the clubs are not disposed 10 adj
wise the members Of Their organizations
20 incur the expense. General Anderson
is also still In doubt as TO how many of his
brigade will be present at the Inauguration
ceremonies.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-01
The Modern Invalid

has tastes incidentally in keeping with
other luxuries. A remedy must be plea
sanity acceptable IN form. purely whole
some in composition. truly beneficial IN
effect. and entirely free from every obiee-
tionable quality. II really Ill he consults
a physician; II constipated he uses the
gentle fsmily Laxative syrup Of EigA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-01

The counties and cities That have not re-
ported are Accomac. Albemarle. AleXan-
drla city and county, Allcghauy, Amherst,
Bedford. BotetouIt. frederick, Clarke,
Fsuquicr. CITY OF Petersburg, Richmond
CITY, Hcnrico. Essex Norfolk city, Norfolk
comfy. NortGampton. Iittsy lvaDia, Prince
George. Prince William. Rockbridge, Rock
ngham. Shenandoah. Smvthe, Spotsvl-
yauia, York. Stafford, Madison, and Nell
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-01
MEM WORK STOCK MARkEr

NEW YORK. January 3l.-The stock market
was comparatively dull to-day, being sin under
the restrictive Influence both of the great drop
IN Distillers and the uncertainties concerning
the movement Of gold There Was however, a
firm temper developed, which lasted throughout
tho day, resulting in generally higher level OF
values with here ami there material improve
ment
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-01
s,,x,eJ Their Machinery

/ Valentines Mest-JuIce Works started up
! their machinery and vacuum-pans Mon
day. aud are now working their factory 70
It's full capacity. The business office con-
4 tinues temporarily on Main street, two
doors above the DIsPArcH Office. Two OF
their buildings have been put under roof
stnce the fire.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-01
The lnadlnEiltnres
CHICAGO IIvE-sT0CN NARkFr

CHICAGO. January 3l.-t attie--keceipts
G,OOO head: shipments, 1000 head. Market
slow but steady; DO extra steers on sale go0i
10 prime. s5.2oas5.55: fair &jgs5.30: othors,
s4.5Oas4sO: feeders, S4asf.5O; -tockers,
s2.G5as35O: cows, S3.40asi.2j.
Hogs: Receipts. 10000 head: shipments.
1000 head. Market opened active and higher
and closed weak. jalOc lower mix I'd and pack
ers, s1.S0ass05: prime heavy and butchers
weights, &S.lOaTS.3J; prime light, $50;
closed s7.55; pigs, s7.gjas7.50.
sheep: Recripts, 5000 head; shipments.
loo head Market steady; lambs, a1lOc
higher; natives. s3.7jssd; westerns. sJloa
1928: lambs, S4atJ.l5.