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New-York tribune., 1896-12-31
financial.
To the PubliC:

The action Of the Governing Committee Of the Stock
Exchange against Mi William Euclid Young. lately a
partner Of firm. opinion. unjust the ut
degree Mr.. Young has been tired by his
For weeks Of the abest In Wall Street have
been actively engaged E preparing against him.
Mr. Young summoned before the Governing Committee
sitting bo,h judges had present
his defense unsied He Is man not yersed the law
and has Of the adep:ness IN presenrg for
Which Governors Of the Stock Exchange widely
celebrated Practically. his trial has been merely
parte proceeding.
Before tribunal wholly unpreiudiced and entirely
from business contact with he case we feel sure that
the result would have been different.
So long Mr.. Young a partner in firm.
trusted him Implicitly and found occasion
rcpcsng confidence in him In every found
him Trustworthy. and neither firm customers
could have had loyal representative
upon the Stock Exchange. II there violations
Of Stock Exchange rules they have been certain
$50 wei do know Mr. Young, purely
technical.
At the do not care to disclose in detail
other than TO eite-ate with earnesnoss that will
straight forward in every transaction
slightest dminution in the quality Of cli
ens The best facilities that capital can provide are at
disposal. and Of our firm whether Mr.
Young be representative notp can rely implicitly
upon the execution of order according
strictest rendering OF New Stock Exchange rules
Those rules for the protection broker customer
alike. In the past have knowingly violated n
single provision Of them In the future. in the past
our customers interests shall our interests
Ana. meanwhile We beg to assure the pubic that OK
parte trials shall not he permitted discred upon
any of our methods In due and in a proper way
shall establish vindicaton that no man can oueston
-however bitter a business he may be-
r..
New-York tribune., 1896-12-31
financial.
New England Loan and Trust Company.
CALL OF DEBENTURES.

The holders OF the Debentures of Series Five
OF this company. amounting to 100000, and
maturing August 1st. 1897, notified that
said Debentures are called for payment on Feb
ruary lst. 1897 at the companys office, No. "a
Nassau-st.. New-York, in accordance with the
privilege Of prepayment reserved by the COM
pany as expressed in the bonds Interest Will
cease on that date Debentures Of Series No.
Three amounting to S1O0W0 will also be paid
on presentation at the company's office on or
after March 1st. 1897. w. +. BARTLETT,
December :1st. 1896 Treas.
New-York tribune., 1896-12-31

=, Notice Of sale Of School Lean Ponds of the Cit, u
Mcuh, NeTnon Wcstchester connty. y y. The lith
uay on January. 1891. Ocloc. T. NJ
The Board Education Of ihe tir, of N,u,. y,r,o,
" m MestcesicT County. y. y VIII rooms ~ the
id i,.ad 1l Eiucatlon IN the ferais Buildng y -
fIrst street IN said city receive senied proposals.
10! the purchdsc of 90 school Bonds cif,
numbered cOnsccutively IG 10 lU inclusive.
lhe said Board OF Education will then ana there omen
sild Proposals
se deems II Tor the hes, interest said School
DISTRICT. 10 reject all of said proposals
Ihese ale series Of bonds which authorized 10 he
issued by said Board Of Education under 22a r.
Chater TO- Of the Laws 1894 as amended ly Cbanter
lac Of the Laws Of 1896. - F'
Each Dohd VIII he for the principal Thou
sand Doars. and will bear nt.res to exceed six
per cent. per annum and the lowest rate at which
person VIII bid therefor
Principal and interest will be payable al the o.ce of the
City Treasurer In the said City O Mount Vernon
They will be registered ana dated July Is, 1896 and
fln 4,
New-York tribune., 1896-12-31

has ON q
2lst day O.! January 1891
the bonds sold for than mar
interest. '
Each bd for said bonds to be accompanied hy ce-ii-
fed check the order o the Board Education If the
city Of Mount Vernon for the hundred
Nl.3oJ dollars guarantee Of good faith the part
Of the bidder
by order Of the Board of Education
A. NOEL ELAkEMAN. President
WILLIAM j. WILLIAMS clerk.
Dated Mount Vernon. ~ Y. December J. 1896
NoeFrHctiOnal cents FOR interest viii not consd-
nral
New-York tribune., 1896-12-31
THE new YORK sAvIMos BANK.
cost au0 fouu0.


I OsT hank Book No 62i $50 BANK FOR SANlNgS
IL Fourth Ave, New York Payment stopped
Please return book Bank
4 osT Bank Book No s5s cs2 RANK rOR SAVINGS
J. Fourth Ave. New York Payment stopped.
Please r. book q Bank.
New-York tribune., 1896-12-31
Dipioeno Notices.
NEW YORK SECURITY AND TRUST COMPANY

NO 46 WALL STREET. NEW YORK.
will pay coupons of the Evansville. HOckpOrt
a. Eastern Railroad Company. due July 1st.
1SOO. and after December 31st. 1S0U
WESTERN GAS COMPANY. New York. Dec. 10 1898
4 T A MEETING Of the Board OF Directors
hell this day a annual dividend of 2i1To upon
the capita, Of the Company was duly declared
payable Jan 10. 1897
jan s. 1897, at o'clock J.. NJ: and checks VIII be
mailed all stockholders of record OF that date -
The books Will be reopened a 10 O'Clock \. NJ on
Jan q 1871 ROBERT N. MI RTAi. Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1896-12-31
TO THE HOLDERS OF THE
Union Pacific Railway Co.
E Per Cent.
Gold Collateral Trust Notes.

A, the request Of proportion 81 the holders of
the Notes ahov. named the undersigned have oeanAeh
as a Committee FOR the purposes Of Plan and Agree
nent Of REORGANIZATION copies o which vi" he furh'sh'u
a, tho office Of THE MERC CANTILE TRUST co. No. l"o
proadusv New York and ;he AMERICAN LOAN AND
TRUST co. Boston.
On and after this and until the expiration OF such
time as shall limited by the Cor'nitie@ depos,'s OF Inc
xo,es nentoned subject 10 of the Plan and
rraemen, may he made at Office of the Trust Com
nan,e which will temporary receipts cxchangeape
as soon as may b, engraved receipts TO he listed on
the New York Stock Exchange.
;sss: ;ssS :: " S"Sss; :sss.sDHn. Committee.
EDWIN r. ATKINS,
ALVIN W KRECH Secretary. 100 Broadway
New York December IA. 1896
New-York tribune., 1896-12-31
Nlieeellancous.

Nliele!!anccus.
NEW YEARS GIFTS ns-haf price of Christmas
~ prss-alr. Every thing has geeyy and Ne
now imported Jewelry and Sterling silver
goods 80 tho dollar. These r.iuc Ions
enforced In all departments -
JAMMES 90 Broadway
A DvERTfsEMENTs and suhscrigtons fof rh. Trb-
"A uLe received at their tptown once No i2s2 Broad
Nay, "a dopr north 81 3is ct, untii o'clock al
,ertisenents received the following branch ofces
regular ONCE rates until O'clock .. m. slE 25t sth
ave q 2yt-s,. is3 6tf-ayc. cor ieth Macy's
9TH ave and iNh-st. ~? Columbus West 6fth-
d, LOS West t2dst near shave W Ess, i.,h-.' 81
4sf-st between 1th and sth l50 East 9TH
81. aSs 3d-ave between 18th and 18th sta iosd >
ave. near si:,~t Jos st-ave. near 18th st $50 81
ave. Ais st. s5s 3d-sse 30 Blsecksr- S2j
Bleecker St :eos sd-ase s.o East Te,h st. Lsgi "a
i.s East ic,h.: ?os Fss, .s,h-.. $50 gh.sys asi
go broadway 1888 "a ave. i2o sth lais "a
7sS Sth ave At the Harlem onsces. 2oci "a ave.
ll3th-st ia5 East lcs'h st. ~ 2 Wess
i:3th at. bet 7th ani sth ayes 80 West it5,h ss.
New-York tribune., 1896-12-31
Manhattan Trust Co.,

ia 7 y T
Authorized 10 act as Executor. Administrator,
Guardian. Receiver. or ir1stee Is
Legal Depository Tor Money
Trnstee of Mort yages OF corporations and transfer
Agent apd Kegistrar stocks a,d Bonas
subiect 10 check through New YORK Clearing-
house. JOHNI WATERBURY, President
John kean Vice Presidents.
C,bos II Smith Sec'v Pierson Hamilton. Treas
1hOs. ]. Greene, Auditor.
Directors, 1896.
Arrrs, re,n,on, John Kean.
II " tannon John Howard latham.
a I t,as.aIt John &. Moore,
" 7 Cross j. H. RandOph,
DnSul,,b Fills James q. sheldon.
Amns r French samuel Thomas,
Inhn Griswolu tnuard Tnck.
iiT'' iifT -U,0cfnson John T Waterbury
". T. Hamilton. H. !. "iiso"
New-York tribune., 1896-12-31
Consolidated
Railroad of Vermont
50 Bonds.

In view Of the probable payment Of the coupons due
January 1s 1891 of the Consolidated Railroad Of Yer
mont per cent Bonds all bondholders who have not al
ready deposited their bonds but wish n share in any
action me 'omni'ie" may take o- the protection Of tho
hsi mortgage bonds are requested deposit their bonds
with tho American Loan Trust COMPANY n Stat.
street Boston Mass. or before January 9th. 1897
After thn date will be received on such forms
only as the Committee may fix
b. p CHENEY.
:. +. KILNER
II. i. DAY. N'""''.'ee'
+ II BAKER.
ROGER +. STt RGIS. Secretary.
7S5 Exchange Building Boston pecerho- os lsoc
New-York tribune., 1896-12-31

THE AMERICAN TOBACCO COMPANY.
J07 TO 529 WEST 22D ST. -
NEW YORK Dec. 30. 1896.
A DIVIDEND Of three per cent. t3 per cent?
~ been declared the common stock OF this com
panv payable AT the Farmers Loan and Trust Company
% William street New York City. the first day OF
February 1897 the holders OF the common stock OF
record the 18th day Of January. 1891
books of the stock VIII be closed
H. 1897. at , o'clock 7. NJ. and will reopen on
Feb. =. 1891 at 10 O'Clock A. NJ - u
New-York tribune., 1896-12-31
Diui0cn0 Notitcs.
TRUST co.,

"a FIFTH AVE.
Branch OiIcr, G6 Broadway.
NEW YORK. Dec. Sth 1895.
Tho Board Directors this day declared semi
annual dividend Of THREE PER CENT. from net earn
ngs capital stock Of this Company. payable Jan
1897 stockholders of record Of Dec. 2ist. ING
books Will close Dec. 2ls 1896. at p M and
reopen Jan %. 1897.
FREDK +. ELDRIDGE. Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1896-12-31

EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.
London. Dec 80 ?. m-consoIs III IS for money
and III. for the account Canadian Pacific 57h Erie
l.%; kne arst Preferred 3oi.; Illinois Central. 944
Mexican t'iinar> Z2,. St. Paul common 15% New YORK
Central s6k Pennsylvania l3.. Reading. I3% Mexican
- Central per cent b'nds. 10'. Louisville and Nashville
49,. Atchson common 1sA.
40 p Money. 3 cent The Of bullion
gone into the Bank OF England balance today
fei1oo India council bills allotted u day
u l3 32d per rupee. Paris adviccs quote per
rentes IO2 IS centimes for the account and
New-York tribune., 1896-12-31

Of THE LAWYERS SURETY COMPANY OF NEW
YORK will be held the flee ~ said Company the
Mutual Life Building Nos 32 - and - Lib riy street
in New York. tn" hist Tuesday after the
first Monday January next. being January J. 1897 at
~ NJ for the election ~ Directors and the transaction Il
such properly come before The
Ing will held In the Committee Room. ~. 80 third
floor. JOEb hAlfihpNf,
New-York tribune., 1896-12-31
SCHOOL LOAN BONDS.

J. y. WALLACE. SECRETARY
New-York tribune., 1896-12-31

YORK. December 22d. is36-The Directors have
this day declared annual dividend II FIVE PER
CENT upon the this Bank. free Of tax. payable
on ana January . 1897 which date the transfer
books vii. br closed
GEORGE :. HiCKOK. Cashier.
New-York tribune., 1896-12-31
financial elections.


l. THE CITY OF NEW YORK December nth lsaG.-
election for Directors Of this bank Will 30
held AZ the ~ Wall Street Tue Siay
January lath 1891 iror II " ociook p "
] w HARTMAN. Cashier.
The herald., 1896-04-05
Spring Wraps

If every Woman with wrap need would
come here Monday this great stock
would not last till nightfall, but they
Won't--there's always some who'd rather
pay two prices.
ladies' Tan Blue Cloth Capes, handsomely n -
hnished with strap work and button trimming. N -
Elegant value for. AJ -
s;': $3.50
:i'' n: aH' $500
Ladies' Elegant Srring Jsckets, a garment m - m
that cannot be matched In the for S5 co. ~ IHv
Our price VOeVV
F': ::'s $500
$3.50
o;? s?
The herald., 1896-04-05
Sensational Silks

Incompatible Values
No matter what the prices have
been, look at the figures of to-
day. With by all odds the
largest and most carefully
chosen assortment in all the
town to pick from-likely two
yards for the price of one.
35e quality, ,toee ther with large line ~
OF printed and plain Inoia SILKS in a /AC
host oi the very choicest OF the sea- N4eJk.
sons colorings, for Mondsy at -.-..'-s|'
Fancy figured India Silks in the most -
exquisite Oriental and Persian de. kl1N
Signs, very soitychoice color effects, OVN
on safe Mohua? at....................
Plain Blaek iaffeta silk. superb r.
quailty ho bad places or hAN
lnihs.hrsads, exceptional Wv
r.stue at.. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Printed silks, "a inches broad, latest Lyons
and Paris designs in Dresden and Oriental
magnificent stripes; exact copies of huC
W silk designs, for Monday WV
O1ly ,.......-... OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Black figured Gro de Londre Silks, a complete
linc OF rich, magnificent patterns - p -
s@ed snsr fer ess.as seTs wsss nsayY
worth, for Monday at..................,
would say "cheap at dol ar" and AC
she'd hit it right these on sale Mon I w
oay a''...... .....''.'........'''..
The herald., 1896-04-05
$4,000 Square Feet

Of floor space just simply packed with the
newest, brightest, freshest of the spring things
there is not stock in all the store that
does not offer the most exceptional and SEN
sational values for this SALE More than that
the assortments are unequaled any where.
We claim, and justly, too, that no store ever
did or ever will match our prices from day to
day-and when it comes to movement of
this magnitude, why, we just NOW downthe
prices in way that absolutely forbids any
thing like even following in our wake. Be
sure and READ every item--the words are
set to the music Of economy's song.
The herald., 1896-04-05
Mems Furnishes

This great sale is intended to give you
men chance to profit as we'll as you
women. This department furnishes a
handsomer array than any haberdashery
in town, and there's such chance to
get more for the same money.
Mems All Linen 2Ioo fine, warranted best a. IN.
ply, all styles and szes this great sale IDC
price. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Mems Non-Elastc French Web Suspenders -
with coied rubber ends; an especial value for &c
Mems Tan Egyptian Cotton Hose with patent 10
drop stitch; soft and stylish quality INC
for. Observation-Disclosures.
Mems Full Finished Lise Hose In Tan and 10
Blacks quality that the town never INC
TOR. for..................... ..........................
Mems Babriggan Underwear with pearl but -
tons and elegantly finished this sale ZIC
price,. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Mems Dark Colored Fannelette Overshrs -
in three distinct neat styles, exceptional quail. e0e1C
ity TOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Mems Percale and Chevot Dress Shirts with ~
collars and cuffs attached this sale 4/C
price .........................
Mems Heavyweight Merino Underwear, Jer- ~
sey rib finish and elegant quality e1VC
TOR ..........................
Mems Dress Shirts with white body and col. ~
ored bosoms and cuffs for this aye
Sdle....... OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
;:s,St ;S; sSsis SIR ssyss' Cotton o"'''"'' SOC
quaIty... ......................,
%;f ss ''sss sss ssssS'a ssy Soc
Ior ......................
Mems Black Hose, good quality and will IN
wear as long as the more expensive kinds; 4UC
bpalr OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Mems Gable Cloth Neggee Shirts with ex. IL
tfnsiop collar band and non-shrinkable /HC
heek '..'.,..'.......-. ..'.............'.
The herald., 1896-04-05
At 9 O'Clock

On Monday morning Los Angeles Greatest Store
will start the greatest and grandes sale of hghcass
merchandise held on the Pacific Coast 1t will be
a carnival of most wonderful values. 1t is not for us
to point out the "Whys" and "Wherefores" at this
tme but it is for you to READ every item with the
greatest care-t is for you to come with halves and
quarters instead of dollars-Many things will be sold
at very small part of their worth, and many others
will 60 at half and third prices. Make no mistake and
compare this with the sales you've seen advertised
about town, because this sale stands alone, SPON-
TANEOUS, law unto itself-a mile post that marks
the change, growth progress of the town and store.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1896-09-17
WILL NOT TAKE THE STUMP.
Hanna Says That Mckinley is to Re-
main at H0me-McKinley Has
Nothing to Say.

CHICAGO, ILL.,, Sept. 11.-"Mr. Nc
Kinley is not going to take the stump"
said Mark Hanna. 1.-THE Democrats
undoubtedly would like to see him
chasing over the country in q wild
scramble for votes, as Mr.. Bryan has
insisted upon. Mr.. Mckinley will
continue to conduct himself as a man
who appreciates the dignity and the
importance of the position he seeks.
He will not lend himself to any catch
penny scheme for the sake of salts
flying the curious or Of making him.
self talked about. / have heard this
subject discussed, and / think I know
what I am talking about when / .say
MI. Mckinley will continue to address
the people who visit him at Canton"
The declaration was in reply to a
question Is to what he would do with
the monster petition now circulating
among workingmen of Chicago, ask
ing Mckinley and Bryan to engage in
joint debate OF the money question
for their benefit of the Coliseum. 1t is
evident that MI. Hanna understands
that Mr.. Mckinley would be no match
for Mr.. Bryan In debate.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1896-09-17
EXPERT ENGLISH OPINION,
Moreton Frewen Says Free Coinage
by the United States Will
Raise Prices.

NETWORK, September 11.-Moreton,
Frewen, of the best known au-
thorities on finance in Great Britain,
being interviewed in London by a
representative of the Journal, had
this to say of the silver question:
81 personally agree with Mr.. Bryan
that if the United States should open
her mints at 1 to Is she can raise the
exchange value of silver all the world
over to her rating. l hold this opinion
not upon mere grounds of theory, but
upon what we actully saw during the
month of June, in 1893. We saw the
mints of India closed and we saw
the effect of that closure; the price of
silver fell more than 25 per cent in five
days. If the closing of the Indian
mints single-handed had such a colos-
sal effect as that upon the price of
silver bullion, how great would be the
effect experienced if the United States,
with her enormous exporting power,
were to open her minis to free COIN
age? 1t seems to me almost a rule of
three sum that with the minis open in
the United States silver would go to
129 cents an ounce and remain there.
| agree in holding this view with Pres
ident Andrews, of Brown University,
and with a number of authorities on
this side of the water, including Mr..
II. FL. Gibbs and Mr.. Grenfell, both
x-Governors of the Bank of England,
who stated this view explicitly in the
evidence they gave before the Royal
on Currency in 1887"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1896-09-17
La Crosse Lumber Co.
Established 1873.
Heavy Artillery.

SA AAA
Lieutenant Derby, of the U. s. Army,
tells this: "One of our Western forts
was in command of a major of artil-
lery who was constantly lamenting
that his favorite arm could not be
more frequently used against the In
dams. Finally one day he took one
of the small howitzers which defended
the fort, and had 1t securely strapped
to the back of an army mule, with the
muzzle projecting over the animals
tail. With this novel gun carriage he
proceeded with the captain and a SER
geant to a bluff on the bank of the
Missouri, nea which was encamped a
band of friendly Indians. The gun
was duly loaded and primed, the fuse
inserted, and the mule backed to the
edge OF the bluff. The MAJOR remark
ing something about the moral effect
the exhibition was likely to produce
upon our Indian allies, stepped for
ward and applied a match to the fuse.
The curiosity of the mule was arous-
ed. He jerked his head around to see
what was izaing on his back, and the
next second his feet were punched to-
gether and he was making forty revo-
lntions q minute, while the gun was
threatening everything with a radius
OF half a mile. The captain Skinned
up the only available tree. The SER
geant threw himself fat ON the ground
and tried to dig Q hole with his bayo-
net to crawl into, while the fat major
rolled over and over, alternately in
voking the protection Of Providence
and cursing the mule. Finally, the ex-
plosion came, the bah went through
the roof Of the fort and the recon of
Mexico weekly ledger., 1896-09-17
Red Cedar Shingles,
La Crosse Lumber Co.
The Money Making Man.

-~>6 80
"Judge Denny, of Lexington, had 6
peculiar experience in Menifee county
Ky.," said a man from the blue grass
State to a Washington Star reporter
"The Judge is one Of the most elo.
quent stump speakers in the Republi'
a party, and no one can make
stronger tariff argument. He wal
charging the Democratic Administra.
ton with the financial depression In
an outdoor meeting near Frenchburg
'Who,' he asked, Sis making any
money! II anyone is / would like to
see him.
CATER the meeting closed a man
came up, and taking the Judge to one
side, said: I'm the man yo' axed for
in meetin'. Course / couldn't make
no sign in that crowd, but I am ready
to do business
"'You are what man?' asked the
astonished orator.
"'The man that's maxim tn money
out hyar you talked bout
"'Oh!' replied the Judge. well,
what are you making7'
"'Nothin' but half dollars, but / hey
a brother in Bell county who makes
dollars, an / reckon I could git yo'
some. Yo' hev q pow'ful chance ter
pass 'em goin' roun', but I never would
a thought to spoke il yo' hadn't axed
fer me-
"The rather startled statesman could
do nothing but make an appointment
with the man and then leave the
county as quickly as possible"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1896-09-17
The relative merits and efficiency

The relative merits and efficiency
of Paine's celery compound in making
people well is clearly shown in the
character of the people who to-day
rely on it to cure insomnia, nervous
debility, persistent headaches and a
rundown condition.
1t is the power of rapid repair of
the tissues that makes Paine's celery
compound the great saver of life that
it is. 1t brings just the needed nutri-
ment to the distracted nerve tissues
all over the body and increases the
volume of healthy blood SO that a
breaking down of some vital part is
averted. While taking Paine's celery
compound there is a general building
up of the deep-lying tissues all over the
body, and a throwing off of unsound
that clog and interfere with
It's healthy activity.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1896-09-17
CHIP IN.
Populist Call For Contributions to
the Campaign Fund.

WAsHINGToN,D ID. O., September TO-
An address was issued from the Popu-
list headquarters to-day, which in
part IL as follows:
The Peoples party proceeds from
the people, and lie Of the people, and
must receive It's support from the peo-
pie direct in the form OF small contri-
buttons from the individual voter. Such
small contributions from the individu-
al voters Of any political party would
furnish. an abundant campaign fund
for all legitimate purposes, and enable
the party receiving it to successfully
compete with any corrupt organiza-
ton Of bankers, corporationists and
venal politicians.
This Is your fight. It lie our fight.
Hold up your hands, and we will do
our duty in the terrible struggle.
Don't wait for somebody else to move.
What is everybody's business is no
body business. Make this your
business. At once Q several Of
your neighbors; try to get each one
to contribute at least 81. II some can
not do this then get them to give what
they can In short,take up q subscrip-
tion In your community at once and
forward the amount, with the names
Of the contributors,to Hon. H. O. RAN
kin, Terre Haute, Ind, our National
Treasurer. Also at the same time no.
tify your National Chairman at Wash
ington, d. c., of the amount thus for
warded.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1896-09-17
The Maddox Sale.

One of the largest attended and
most successful public sales held in
Audrain county was that of Wood
Maddox, which took place on Wednes-
day, Sept. 9, 1896. Stock brought
good prices all the way through.
Light Hall, 2:25A, by Vatican, was sold
to Lee Wilson for $500. Other horses
sold from $40 to $175. Good horses
all brought good prices and the most
of Maddox's horses are always good.
Yearllng steers brought $2s; two
$3.50; cows from s35 to
$50; yearling heifers from $25 to $40.
Mr.. Maddox ia we'll satisfied with the
result of the sale although many bar
gains were secured.