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WILL HAVE rRoueLG.
WIN Mt Honor Christian Eudea,or >iop
OVER Tickets

Chicago. July 1.-THE Utah and colo
RADIO lines are likely To have considerable
trouble with thfr stop-over tickets from
San Francisco The linton Pacific to-day
anne unccd thai II would not honor any
tickets carrying stopoysrs Cnst Of the
state line Of california. None of the lines
Of the Western Passenger association
viii honor tickets and Vtnh-C Colorado lines
are likely to IND themselves tn a bad
ilx before the matter Is settled. The Union
Pacihc has strengthened the hands OF
the association very materially aud the
Imh-colorado lines are practically cut
OF from any eastern outlet for their stop
over business The executive committee
of the Western Passenger association held
"A meeting to-day for the purpose OF con-
sldering the situation and II was deter
mined that AN agreement made by the
Western roads with the Northern trans
continental roads should he carried out
at any cost II was again decided that
rates will be openly reduced II Chairman
Caldwell hnds such step necessary after
he has arrived at San Francisco.
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INDIAN OUTRAGE
WHITES FLEE FROM WELL ARMED
CHEYENNEs.
They Attack the Rrnch Of Matt winters
ON otter Cse-k-Ihs sttisrs are
Thoroughly Alarmed.

Special Dispatch to the standard
Miles city. July IA telegram was re-
ceived to-day by courier from Ashland
and promptly wired to Senator Carter NJ
Washington. II was 10 the effect that on
July 10Th the ranch OF Matt Winters on
Otter creek. was attacked by two armed
Cheyenne Indians. Mrs. Winters. children
and hired man, who were the only per-
sons at home. were compelled TO flee for
their safety, Senator Carter was request
ed TO lay the matter before Secretary
Bliss and request an immediate disarm-
Ing OF the Indians and placing them In
charge OF seine agent who can govern
them. Stouch Is absolutely inefficient
No other aprticulars save those con-
tained In the above message were re-
ceived. There Is absolutely no reason.
according to the sentiment prevailing
here. why these Indians should be per-
nitted to retain their arms. OF why they
should he allowed TO roam about the
country committing Outrages like the one
4, scttbed IL ts the general opinion that
thoy would not hesitate TO commit mur-
der II the conditions were favorable. IL
AFTER what has recently occurred at the
agency the Indians ar. bold enough to
ride around terrorising the settlers con-
cider that tho Indians are In very dan
gerous mood. and may on slight Provo
cation. or without any whatever. commit
murder bv wholesale No Isolated family
Il thought TO be safe unless the Indians
arr az once disafmed and confined to their
reservation.
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Of the league was proceeded with. Leon
ard J. Crawford OF kentucky was elected
president OF the Republican National
League and omaha was selected as the
place of holding the next convention.
For president OF the league the follow
ing were put In nomination; A. NJ. Hig-
gins. Indiana; Augustus Wilson. Ken
lucky: Grant Fellows. Michigan: Thomas
McEwen. New Jersey Frederick Fleitz
Pennsylvania. Colonel Crawford KEN
tucky; Marcus Polhsky West Virginia
When Illinois was reached Pollasky took
the platform and supported Crawford
Crawford was evidently la tile lead ~ the
end OF the iirs, ballot. but the detailed re-
suit could not he determined aud an
other ballot was ordered. Before the end
Of the second ballot Crawford was de-
clarcd elected by acclamatlon.
A supplemental report WAS made by the
resolution committee condcmnlng lynch
ing. which was adopted. crawford, the
new president addressed the convention
and an Adjournment was taken until to-
mOrTOw.
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OVER IN HELENA.
Additional Returns From County asses
sors s-The Gniy srsity bonds.

Special Dispatch to the Standard.
Helena, July li-State Treasurer col
lins. who returned yesterday from chi
cago. has issued a call for general fund
warrants registered from Feb. up to
and including March 6. i@I. The warrants
included In all aggregate $4,000. Treasurer
Collins delivered the state university
bonds 10 Farson. Leach a Co.. the chi
cago house that puruhased them. OF the
Sl00OCS issue SA91 cash viii be available
this year and the balance when nceded
MIR Collins says there IL little hope of
the state being able to sell capitol build
ing. the school of mines or the deaf and
dumb school bond issues authorized by
the last legislature until the state or re-
sponsible citizens guarantee the interest.
As the bonds read now. under the laws
authorizing them the state is not liable
for either Interest or principal. He says
they could be easily disposed OF ~ half
the rate Of interest they would otherwise
bear il the state issued them,
The following returns from the county
treasurer have been received by the state
board of equalization: Jefferson county
Real estate improvements and personal
property. s2.g,25s9. decrease from last
year. sIla i.s. Sweet Grnss-N. .1ss,ili; de-
crease. si3i,S9i: Fhthcad- 81 i295ai In
fIfhNfs slf'.Nh. nav hlii--AAt- hfhifai~f.
81 .2aS.
JeTerson's decrease Is owing Ia the fact
that the new county OF Broadwatcr took
away from II about sl.m0W1 Of taxable
property.
The ilOrsemsn's association OF Butt.
has been Incorporated with Il capital
stock Of S1l10lo 10y Alfred e. Holmes. I'D
a. Tipton and Others.
The Judgment recently Obtained by j
-. Briscoc against the Minah Consolidated
Mining company for NiuG for purchAs :.
money Isn't going TO be- So much OF a lind
for Briscoe a. II seemed. apparently Got
the Omaha Grant smcitcr has dug up an
old Judgment FOR S2i.,tp and interest. In
volying money advanced ON ore beyond
the returns. and has fllcd nm attachment
In the Iriied States court against th,
judgment. The interest FOR six years and
the original claim will cut Mr Brlsco'
judgment appreciahly II the attachment
l. allowed
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The EntIre Assessment Attacked.

Special Dispatch TO the Standard.
Pocatcllo. Idaho. July 1.-THE validity
of the entire Bannock county assessment
WAS attacked to-day at the session OF the
board OF equalization on the ground that
Assessor Hatcher had failed to give the
great majority % the taxpayers an op-
portuuity TO make q return of their prop
crty. Colonel Ferguson. legal adviser TO
the board, advised that such failure on
the part OF the assessor would render in
valid any individual eases in which such
ommission had occurred, but would not
invalidate the entire assessment. Hut II
Is said that In a recent decision In Lcmhi
county Judge Stanford declared invalid
and set asld" the entire assessment on
exactly similar grounds. There IL ample
evidence that in Pocatcllo. at least, not u
single taxpaycr was called upon to make
"A return Of his taxable property. us the
law requires. The matter will probably be
taken into the courts at once.
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RESERVOIR BURSTS.
Nine Peop'e swept Away and Drowned
in the Flood.

Newburgh y. Y. july H,-Ths Mel
zinga reservoir IN Fishkin mountains
near Maltewan burst ~ O'Clock this
morning owing TO She reayy rains. 'rh'
water ran into the creek and Two miles
below. near Duchess Junction, washed
?Way brickyards and buildings including
the boarding house occupied by the hhof-
crs.
The reservoir the bursting of which
caused the havoc AT Duchess Junction. Is
situated In the Fishklll mountains a mile
east OF Junction. IL collects ihc surface
water from the north side OF South Bea-
con and Ihe south side OF nsghboring
mountain. and Is js feet above tide wa
ter. Its overflow reaches the Hudson by
way OF a small stream known as Towan-
da creek. At the west end OF the raVinc
are the devastated brick yards. The RESET
voir is Of oval shape and about Sg feet
long. DIV feet wide and " or IS feet deep.
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u Is used az an auxiliary supply TO the
regular water works system OF Matiewan
and Fishkill landing, from the main
source OF which Il l. distant about four
miles
The largest reservoir OF this system Il
a considerable lake near North Beacon,
which has massive masonry and Is In
tact. second reservoir. situated much
lower down the mountain. which was
built 10 reduce the pressure into the
pipes, Il also unbroken. These two have
direct connection with the Duchess juno
tion reservoir, though all three feed into
the same pipes
There Were about % laborers In the
houses that wsrr swept away All eS-
caped but nine. Many had their arms
broken and others suffered minor inluIi les
The identity of the bodies has been cs-
tnhlished as follows: Peter Mulllgan and
his wife, Mrs John Conroy, Willie Ferry;
Selma I.owrey, John Zinca.
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Webster n,inntrL.

Washington. July 1.-THE president TO
day sent the following nominations to the
senate. W. l.. Merry OF California, 10 h.'
minister TO Nicaragua. Costa Rica and
salvador; n. y. Allen Of ohio. TO b. min
ister resident and consul general 10 ko-
rsa. For United States consuls names
were sent In for "a different cities. includ-
Ing John W. Caples Of Oregon. to b. con-
sui at Valparaiso. Chill. The name OF 4.
N. Webster OF Great Falls was sent IN for
the collectorship OF internal revenue for
the district OF Montana.
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AKeNruckY coLoNeLis PRESIDENT
Omaha Chosen rs the Next Meeting Place
of the Natio- al League.


Detroit Mich. July ii.-Combinations
on league officers and the location for the
next convention were the topics OF active
discussion among the delegates 10 the
convention Of the National League of Re-
publican clubs pricr to the calling TO or
der of to-day's session.
AZ 1915 Chairman Woodmansee called
the convention to order. The committee
on rules made its report on tho order OF
business and rules Of order. The rules
of the Ftfty-thlrd congress were recon-
mended 10 govern the convention and the
delegations were each 10 east full vote
The report was adopted,
The committee on credentials reported
that the question Of seats had been set
tied amicably with the exception OF the
Louisiana delegation. OF - headed by n.
II. Blunt. colored was recommended to
be seated and that the dele gatlon Of four
headed hy e. G.. Wilson be excluded The
report was adopted
The resolutions which were reported do
clare "unfaltering allegiance 10 the prin-
ciples and policies OF the party Of pro-
lection. sound money. reciprocity and pa
triotism. ps expressed IN the st. Louis
platform. The faith which prompted the
nomination and election of William No
Kinley and = republican congress has
been Justified and We congratulate the
country upon the evidences of returning
prosperity
The platform comm"nds the president
and congress for sending 81 monetary
commission 10 Europeaa nations. for in
augurutng measures for the annexation
OF Hawaii and for the attitude on the Gu
ban matter that has tended 20 lessen
Spanish atrocities Ia that islaud. Con-
gress Is commended for fostering the beet
sugar industry by legisla lion. The gues-
tion OF equal suffrage to womrn L. rec
commended to the members Of the league
as matter OF education. President
CleVelandS civil service changes are Wig
orously condemned
Next In order. the election Of president
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srecial Dispatch to the Standard.
Bg Timber. July it-There has been a
decided lull In the wool market here since
hast Saturday. No sales of any impor-
iance have taken place Since that day
woolgrowers are holding OF expecting
still better prices. Up 10 the present time
there has been In the vicinity OF two and
u half million pounds received at the wool
warehouse of which about one-third has
been sold. Messrs. Briggs n Ellis. who
had In the vicinity OF g,oo0 pounds sold
to Holloway Donald OF Boston. and the
price reported paid was II cents. Grand
Bros. clip was purchased by Mr.. Thomas
Ryley OF Boston, the price reported being
u cents. although i2isc and ise has been
paid for choice clips. So far no wool has
been consigned TO Eastern houses from
this point.
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~ chicago.

Chicago. July 1.-THE Harlem meeting
OF 20 days opened to-day. Results: Three
quarters Of mile. n. Whelan won.
Pitfall second. Southworth third: time
1;ls. Half mlle-Mliss Gussie won. Gilt
Edge second, Lucayne third. time. 81
Five-eishths OF 4 miie-Preston won.
Amy Wilde second. Disgs third time.
l;O5. Milc-licn Waddell won. sutton sec
ond. Irish Lady third; time. i;t5. Mile
Presbyterian won. Mary Kindella second.
NirgIc o. third, time. i;oj. Thr"c-duartcrs
Of mllc-Foreseen won. Whitcomb see
ond Brother Fred third: time. i:leis.
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spccIsi Dlsnoteh TO The standard.

Special Disnatch TO the Standard.
Helena July 1.-THE Madison county
assessment for 1897, which was received
to-day by the state board OF equalization.
is ssJi.eO more than II was last year.
while Custer county's assessment. which
was also returned to-day. shows de-
crease OF s1ss, -, from that Of isss. Every
class of property In MADISON county
shows a gain Valuation Of realty i'm.
proVements In Custer county shows con-
siderable gain, but there was a great
falling on In the personal property as-
sessment, According to the report return
ed to-day Custer county has Aoo> cxrlI-
and si.oeo sheep less than " had las1 yess
The Custer county cattIr assessment lns<
year was 0.S0G and this year Il y
S-sH ~. les ts<nl ASSESSMENT tbb rsa1 I.
S.n5i. .s1i. The Aaffpon esun(y 4ss1nnu<n@
this year Il x.1x1N n 7
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Great Falls. July H-yssterday was
wool buyers day In Fort Benton and In
the matter OF price paid the record since
isaa was broken when John Patterson dis-
posed OF his clip OF to.ooo pounds at 1iA
cents. In all about fo.oHo pounds changed
hands which included Pugsley Bros.
clip al II cents. the Churchill clip at u
cents and the balance from III. cents up.
II was q great day and enthusiasm ran
high. Wool men IN this city are jubilant
aud the word now goes forth for any
other market to break the record estah-
llsred In Northern Montana.
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st. Louis. July IA. \. r.. whose
chances the bookmakers to-day assessed
AT 100 to I, was so heavily played
by Texas contingent that the price
went to 4 TO and out. The horse won by
a head aud u killing was made.
Mile and ~ yards-Jack Bradley won
Virginia N. second. Reuben Rowett third /:
time. lash. Six and u half furlongs-J. A.
u, won, Ferris Hartman second. Marina
third; time. l:22is. Seven furlongs-Harry
Duke won. Aquinas second. Buckyidere
third: time. i:2s,.. Mile and n sixteenth
Linda won. Madeline second. schiller
third: time. i;is'.. Mile and " yards
Forsythc won. Mr.. Oath second, Maddalo
third: time, i;.s Maiden e-ycar-olds. i've
and half furlongs-Fred Broons won.
Xalissa second. Celia II. third; time.
i.tp
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Terribly Injured.

Special Dispatch O the Standard
Pocatelo. Idaho. July B.-News from
oxford says that Josph Vansssc and his
s-year-old son were thrown from buggy
az that place. The child escaped without
serious injury. hot Nanesse WAS terribly
injured, besides being badly bruised and
cur about the head. One side OF his face
was literally torn on by "a piece OF barbcd
wire. The lower nd OF one OF his eyes
was also torn away
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stn,lent. ATr-.iesI.

ConstantlnopIe. July iL-Oae hundred
additional arrests have followed the in
vestiratlons Of ihe military and naval
commission appointed To try y students
Of the navy. military and medical schools.
charged with conducting political
propaganda in the interest Of the Young
Turkish party.
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shat aud Killed His Enemy.

San Francisco. July li.-Slgmund l..
Braverman, a diamond dealer nt ~ Post
street, shot and fatally wounded Anton
Burglc a well-known rcstaurantcur. this
morning as result Of quarrel over
money matters. The injured man was Ia
ken to the hospital and Braverman was
placed under arrest.
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Mckinley Revers,s Cleveland.

Washington, July li-Presidcnt Mckn-
ley has issued an order suspcndng the
operation OF ex-Presidcnt clcveland's Or
der consolidating the pension agencies OF
the country.
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liRsrllnll YesiSrtlax.

Al Louisville-j. Philadelphia, 10.
Al Chicago. Brooklyn. IL.
Al cleyeland-iS; Boston, "
Al clnncinnati-ii; New York. g.
At Pittsburg-l. Washington, IL.
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Keep in mind that this week
will end this grand opportunity.
When the store closes Saturday
night this chance ends and the
curtain falls on one Of the great
est sales ever made by the big
clothiers, who never break
promise.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-09-22
THEORIES OF AKnoYAs MURDER
There Are Two Of Them, Neither Com
piImenfary TO the Police

City OF Mexico. Sep 2l.-The murder
% Arroyo. presumably by members q
the police. continues 70 be ne one topic
OF discussion in this city. and news7a-
pers eel extra editions In order q sup
ply the demands o; the pu5Ic Fresh
arrests have been made every day
among the officers attached % the Sec
ond police s,stlon. supposed % be im5ii-
Gated. One % the men arrested. named
Carlma, is alleged u 5e TIE person WHO
welded ne dagger - effectus.ly. Among
taose arrested are servants q re late
Inspector general o. Police and toe -
sis;3n; chief detective. 4; being believed
tnat they know nBra . what i5ck
place. 4 taey were ~. directly !mp.sca--
81 n The killing. Al these prisoners
were consizueI % the grlD Of Dr-soa
u BEEN.
Z. j. said s5ne % :he caiet prisoners.
including the inspector general AMI a.
s.s.sn; caiet O: detectives. are c5nfo-isd
~ .nnums-a5!s Dreo.s taat i1s police
Ssre re rsa- s1taSrs q tse crime. AM
have begun . ain.s cae.r knox3e1.e Z
ne affair. Probably the man met IL
.i.na;s.y connected sas Inspector Via
y
Another version. wai-5 ns1s2s4ers
are giving "a r1r1oT. = ma. - eE-
-s-er.i reasons. Ea8ca wlI - ssvsale3.
re po.I-e oHlc.sss teit gre :a4t A-rsy3
a3d zccompllcss Failing - ssc8-e tr5rn
AIN az admission csnS--u.ar iaslr s1s-
2.c.5ns. taey procsets1 % s,-izg an -
5y ioe thumbs. and be. beng az ss.-sD-
&c. Eens in-3 a sxoo1. and tse ltsa
a-3se q. g---las - a pretended .yn1-s-
TX n o=1er % prevent tss Zane en-
l-E 1p7a -5szssslTesz
Tae 5sI = ~ c1zn1sr = 5acgs1rs
xAs <czSe5 . 5vsTasEiaz tsis zsse--
u55n. "a t1s oc-aFiea 2 - sDq@s-zrics
g. the 5sr o., the 55ase = tie aasnlsfz-
O: 10 iute-.o-. Es sslf fszt szss-1 b
- sr-as "a .e21r; q. is= czlef G: ge-ee.
il AS srlfe1. .1st re criminal aa1 ~
ben p-ope-lF z1zr5ei zn1 A4s ~ be--
0anans1 l.. 49, psu1sky gsse. sEt - sas
iaPi.s4 Re-lsg - rssgens. 5.AsF 20 sze
p3..o@. ire p-sel3s-; Aa8 sr1esei lazf
ne ca-ef s-s.1 q once - dszazrssl
al ;h4G a-5t1ss ne sgss4nie4 - ;zks
"a oiacs. ..sT-s.-l4-S.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-09-22
NEWS FROM rhE ORIENT
Lice Riots In japan. with Earthquake
and Typhoooa

Lice Riots In Japan. with Earthquakes
and Typhoso&
Vancouver. 3. c., SepS- u--The steam
ship Empress OF India arrived this even
ing from The Orient. bringing the follow
| ing advices:
Serious riots have occurred in Nagano
prefecture in consequence OK tie disoon-
tent fei, over the high price OF rice. A
| mob OF 1000 persons attacked the resi-
dencs OF a bank manager and also that
OF the manager o, rice mill and the Pc
liceh ad 10 charge them with drawn
swords before they dispersed. SeveTa!
people were killed and wounded. and
numerous arrests were made
Reports from ali parts OF Japan indi-
cate that the rice crop this year viii be
exceptionally good. In fac; 1. is predict
ed that !, viii exceed anything seen dur
ing the past ten years.
a japanese paper. me Nichi Nich!. pub
lished a strange story 10 the effect that
quite a number OF Koreans have come 20
Fulloka and Kumu with The intention OF
| wreaking vengeance upon the japanese
who are implicated in the murder ot the
Korean queen a, Seoul One japanese
at Fulloka is reported 10 have barely es-
capped With his life.
The Japanese government, is reported
20 have taken up 100000 on: OF he re-
manning 500. 900 shares OF the Formosan
railway and has persuaded Formosans 10
cars are expected shortly from America.
The work will be proceeded With imme-
diately.
Several japanese officials have been
arrested fori fraudulent acts in connec-
ton with The distribution % government
aid 10 sufferers by the recen, foods.
A severe earthquake was felt at Uwa-
jima on September l. On the same day
a heavy rain.to-m caused floods at TAX
ayana and the river Myagwa overfiowed
is banks.
A desperate break for liberty was made
by nine Chinese oonvic;s 10 escape from
prison al Mace. They managed 10 ex-
cavate a hole through which they go,
out and surprised the guard. though no;
before he gave the alarm. -Four con
victs were fatally sho: and the rest cap
iured.
y. ". McIvor. late consul general os
the United States at Yokohoma. left for
San Francisco on the Picking on the 9Th.
instant.
Victoria. 3. c.. Sept 1.-Passengers
who left Yokohoma on the Empress OF
india on the 18th instant. the day after
the big typhoOn, state that the damage
done was even greater than oabled by
the Associated Press. Shipping in Yoke
homa harbor was demorallzed and much
damage was done in towns and villages.
1, was reported that many lives had been
lost, but the exact number could not be
asoertained before the Empress left Yok-
ohama. The greatest loss OF life by the
typhoon on the Japan coast occurred al
Kamasawa Crops all along the coast
were ruined by typhoon. preceded BY
an earthquake. which also did much dam
age
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81 40d4.00; stockers and feeders 50. COG
$50; bulls 50. 2o93. 80.
Hog-Receipts 1900 head. Marke:
opened steady; closed 5G10 cents lower.
Bulk OF sales 81 OF 1-244.17 LIZ; heaviee
81. 05d4. II -; packers g. 9594.10; mix
ed 81 .o504.25; lights So sOG4 20; workers
81 2OG4. % IL; pigs s.. 25@+05.
Sheep-Receipts 1000 head. Market
steady. LAMBS s3.25@5.2o; muttons
s.. 2513.7O.
Representative sales: Texas steers IS
head, average 1.2O1 pounds, 81; Texas
cows 10 head. average LILO pounds,
$50; native steers IS head, average lao
pounds, S5.25; native cows and heifers,
% head, average sic pounds, "a; stockers
and feeders, "a head, average 1907
pounds, $3.50; bulls, head, average
1,092 pounds, $3.50.
ST. LOUIS.
ST. Louis, Sept -Cattle-Receipts
1900 head. Market generally steady at
yesterdays advance. Fair to fancy ma
tive shipping and export steers 81 500
$50: light and dressed beef and butcher
Steers s3.75d4. 80; stockers and feeders
s3.5O44 %; cows and heifers 81. o0N4. 80;
Texas and Indian steers s2.50Q4. IS;
cows and heifers 81. $685..
Hogs-Receipts 1000 head. Market 8
cents higher Light s4.3Ofi.40 mixed
s4.1o94 35: heavy s40OG4 421-2.
Sheep-Receipts 1000 head. Market
steady to strong. Natives sS-10aS .s5;
lambs s400d5.35.