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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1898-10-01
Commotion Bargains.

Misses Union Suits. All sizes Price 25c.
Boys Gray Undcrshirs and Orswe S SIZES
"a TO 81. Price 25c A rapid seller.
MISS Medium and High Grade Woolens
Prices from 25c to 81 each We sell the
warmcst and k,st grades of underwear made
We cannot shinS Of cnumc'ating tenth part
of our large stock of underwear in half
column space Each T ursdsy's issue will
contain special CCmmotion Bargains duri
the " n;cr
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1898-10-01
Commotion Bargains.

Ladies Pibbcd Vests and Pants. Il size
'ri'c 25c Last season we sold ever ove'
200 dozen of this ssme price goods.
ladies' Haf Wool Rii bed Vests and Pants
''zc. 3 tn g. rice soc.
Ladies' Extra Fine All Wool 5bcd and
pin Vests and Psnts. All sizes. Worth
$50 turp ice 81.
We are opening an unusually large stock
y new goods for all and witcr business and
nave made somo extraordinary purchases
with such lfw prices that we have adoI too
rmmnii IL nareaii as our special bargain
ign f,r he futule Wbcn,v,r this sign il
used in our advertisement expect targ les
hat will create activity in every household.
'ont fail TO inspect our huge stock of NEW
IOsIEtY.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1898-10-01
HICKS'S FORECAST FOR OCIO-
BER.

The opening days OF the month VIII
bring more or less reaction from the
nigh barometer and change TO cooler
which followed the closing storms i'll
september. Renewed storminess i'll
many sections is probable about the 2nd
aud 3rd. A short, shsrp change to
nigh barometer and much cooler is apt
10 spread eas ward from the northwest
from about 3rd to 5h. During the W.
can period, 3 b to Oh. look Tor change
20 much warmer, first westward with
daily progress eastward, followed By
falllng barometer, ending ia many au
tumual showers about the Oh, 7tn ana
Sth. Another change TO high pressure,
westerly winds and much cooler will
travel eastward Immediately behino
these storms. Cool days, and frost at
night in the north, are probable about
Sth TO 10th.
The reactionary period, 11th to 18Th,
is within the braces of Mercury, Venus,
Earth and Mars, and marked storm
conditions will appear during this
period in all western parts. The low
barometer starting at this time will
probably not disappear until after the
new moon. on the 18th and unsettled,
tbrs atening weather will pr ba
oily continue into the regular Vui-
cat s orm period extending from
ne 16 h TO the Goth. From about
Monday, the 18th, to Thursday the 20 b.
We would sdmonisn our readers Ct
neavy storms and probable dauger,
especially on the lakes and North Al
lautic.
A general cold wave will md this pc
riod, oeing quite sharp norihward and
bringing the temperature down 10 fros'
line quite far into the southern Statei..
From 23i 70 26sh falls a return OF tail-
ing barometer and general storm con
ditions. This will be near the center
Of the Venus period, h-nce change IT,
very mucn warmer may be expected as
the moou approaches the celestial equa
o. on the 25th, and raiu with sharp
.uunder and wind will be natural Oh
and touching that date.
Another energetic, high barometer.
with cold, westerly winds will set IL
from the northwest behind these storms,
spread rapidly east and south. and
touch the country generally between
the oath and 9th. October comes 10
lis close in The midst OF q regular storm
period, the Vulcan period beiug centra
with the full moon on the 27th. Very
marked storm conditions will appear to
he west about the 30 b, and as these
conditions move eastward during the
30tb aud 3lsf, heavy autumnal storms
will touch most sections of the country.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1898-10-01
Commotion Bargains

Heat is esseni.l 10 the body of all infants.
If we try 10 raise cur infants ON some new
tiniangle untrcd theory re:ults of unex-
pected happening msy occur This healthy
heat IS secured by clothing the infants in our
warm wocl.ns of this years purchase.
Infants Me'ino 'ndershirts Price &c.
Infants Part Wool UndeIsf irts Price 10c.
Infants All Wool Undershirrs Price 25c
Infants High Grsdr vi Wool Undersh .rts
Prices 35c, soc and 75c.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1898-10-01
AUCTION SALES.

4 CCTIDN SALE OF VALUaBLE M
N PROVED BEAb ESTATE IN ALFX
ANDRIA COUNTY, VIHGI IA
IRE u, d,rs.n,d. spccia c,mmissi ners o:
sale. by vir'uc Of lha decree tn eied H. The
chanCery cause Of j Ford Thomson. eusrd-
ian, etc, W. Charles Thompson c, ais
rendir & in the Circuit Court OF Alex.n. r
county Virgin a, on the 18th day Febr
ary, 1898, wi ! sell at publ auction, on tn
premises, IN alexandra couoty. Virginia OIL
MO>DAY, o. TOBER 18th, 1898,
at 5 p. NJ,
tho following de cribcd BEL EST TIE. iu
proved By TEN-RGOM Dwell ING and
0UT-BT II DiN0S, ; bout two miles west of
tie Aqu-du Bridge, between CbeIrydalq
p aud !iallst"u, auj near the rcsid, nee OF
DE-. :. Tabor Johnston, si,uote IN nc county
o. = Xtndria, Virginia haing MI taat tfacl
of land with the buildings an; improve Inenis
IN" eon IN his lie time occupied hy h4rle
! hompson Geocase.!. containing four acres.
three Ioocs and thi;ty-f,nr poles "a acres. 3
+ OILS a, d "a pres, as viii appear by de, ds
OF re ord ~ liher NJ, No. 4, y 494, ana libe1
o, No 4, .145 of the land record, of Alex
andii, county. Virginia
Terms OF Sal, : vne third OF the purchast
money cash. and the residue in Two equal i, =
sta'nents. pays bic IN ouo aud two Yeas. evi.
ddnced by the 10 IS of the purchase with
interest from date of sale The title TO said
land being reserved unul final pa ment. AL
costs of tr4ns'er to be borne hy The purchaser.
JAMtSE CLEMENT : Gommrs
( b TAYLOR, of Sale.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1898-10-01

,... stomach another for the head. third
.'-... lungs and so on as if each Particu-
i5- ..p.t47 7m was a separate dungeon OF
r-,--y-a be unlocked with its own particu-
~ kew but the scientific, experienced
..-vs,-.sa looks deeper and seeks the one
r.-..- ,ev which unlocks them all.
r5.--y wears ago DR.. K. V. Pierce, of Buff
a.. T.. found the wonderful Golden
N,-s,c7. Discovery which has since made
KIN famous 1t IS the perfect naster-key
winch unlocks every torture chamber OF
q,.sr.-- and pain caused by faulty action
-- .ar lisestiye system gives the stom-
s.- .ud hood making glands power to pro-
,,c-. .he healthy blood which drives ont all
I-..a.- disease germs and waste products
sgi aa d, up healthy tissue, solid muscu-
l- a--a aad nerve energy.
v- Brittiu Of Clinton Dewitt Co.. Ill,
r HaN .-sI writes; For over year was
-. with liver complaint, had no appetite.
,. >-cr nothing on my stomach and had
,-ger- ms IA my stomach and bowels. doc
--i y,.h home doctors but did not obtain re-
.t .n,i a friend advised ;ne to take DR.. Pierce's
3 lrr Nteticai DircoveEy. After taking four
..e, ,airk myself cured as can eat any
.-.-- want and my food never hurts me.
T.e,- ar your medicines. ! cannot say too
-.u. .a ,svo: ot them"
Fer cou-,ipated conditions Dr. Pierce's
Tsa-tr. Pellets are the best simple, CON-
r,.a,e 'aXative They never gripe. Ac-
..,.t. Institutes or limitations
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WEGIyE NO REWARDS.

An offer of this kind is the meanest OF oe
cep,ions Our plan is to give every one
chance to try the merit OF Eiy's cream Dahl
the original Balm for the cure OF C"laiin u,
Hsy Fever and Cold in the Head oy nia,,n n,;,.e
for 1 cents a trial size t. test us cui"ai'i S y
mowers We msil the 80 cent size also ana
the druggist keeps it. Test it and you are
snre IN Continue the treatment heilef Is
INN ediate and cure follows. Ely Brothers.
ST Warren street. New York.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1898-10-01

Az OLD AND WELL-TRIED REMEDY
Tnslow's Soothing Syrup has been used for
over fifty years ~ millions Of mothers for
their children while teething, with perfect
success, 1t soothes the child, softens the gums,
slsvs an pain, cures wind collie, and is the
best emedy for Diarrhea. Is pleasant to the
aste Sold by Druggists in every part OF the
Eorld. Twenty-Five cents a bottle: Its value
il incslculable. Be sure and ask for Mr1 Wins
low, Soothing Syrup and take no othAr kind
i.r7T 20 BOT -
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Contract advertisers viii not be allowed TO ex-
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Sesolutions in memoriam, OF thHnks, trihutcs
Of respect resolutions adopted by societies
or persons, unless Of public concern, will
only be printed iii this paper az advertise.
menJs
rhe GAZETTE office il connected with the
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Entersd st the Posto lice AleIsndria, Virgin.
is. as second-class matter.
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hereby certify that the bond roqui ell by
the decree rendered on the l4rh DAY &, f Feb
ru+-S. l. 9S, i'll the shove entitled cause ha.
been eiven by Jam 4. clements and L. +.
rsy or commissioners OF sac
sel13 w.iw HHY U|G Clerk.
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LEGAi. NOTICES.

THE UNpE SIGNED having quail fec
Il as sdmiris raIoc of lOHT RJHEk =
-''H, deceased, late OF the county Of Alexqn
dlia, Virginia. Iequ, SIS Il ! creditors to pre-.
sent ir cleim', properly verified, to him.
or 20 his 80 cit,r and all perso, INDEBTED Il
the estse 10 disoh rye such Indebtedness.
LtXiND. X NICK KlCIAK, Admir-,
Glenwood Com terry, Washington, D. c
MDRiiaN n II. BEACH, Solicitor
Fcud ii Building, Washington, D c
sep30 law1w
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1898-10-01

100 Dozen Corsets.
Commotion Bargains.

40 dozen Mems rsmels Hair Wool Backed
Undershlrta and Drawers. All Sizes Prices
soc Worth 81
% dozen Men's Extra Peavy ALI Wool
Doub Faced G. mels' Hair and Gray Under
,hirts and Drawers. Sizes 30 TO so. Price
81. 80 Onr price 81.
s dozen Hep's Gray all Wool Under:
hirts ami Drawers, a beautiful texture of The
finest wool goods Price $3.50 Our price
81 80
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Your Kitchen Fire

can be man ged more ocomically when using
our high grade Les NINE COAL than an"
coal that is mined. II takes time and work
to keep coal W llscreened and clean but the
patronage Of tb" prb &C is ircr ased by it, aud
it pays Us to SCI! no;i. : but the best grades
and clearest cos to be found. We oliver
your orders promptly.
K. Zimmerman,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1898-10-01

Us4-,.I 70 REMEDY produces the above resu.-
l. 80 1a,s. Ci0ss Ws11O"s Lebih:i, Lriaotexcy,
iatD!g .lemOJy. Stops al drains and
..., ...,r lis cfrcrs of youth. 1t wards of In
-.t. consumption. Young Men regain Man
ID. aai old Men recover Youthful Nigor. 1t
...., ....r aad $ x 10 Shrunhen organs, and fits
..1 business or marriage. Easily carried i'll
..-. ro,set. Price C0 rTC Boxes $3.50
nice Or. JEAN 0'HARRA. Paris
rANNrY -n1 KING -STREET-
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A MOTHER bale of that extra heavy UN
; a BLEACHED COTTON to run at DC.
oya' y',ae ever offered at price. Just re'
y CTAvs5AKERc.
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For Over Fifty Years

n JAyNEY. 7o1 KING STREET.
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\ CCTIoN SALE OF VALUABLE I'M
N PROVED BEAL ESTATE IN ALFX
A DKIA COUNTY. VInGI "a
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EVERY SHOT TELLS.

., GENTS FURNIS HER.
81 King Street. Aiexandria Va.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-02-12

@450; Western cows, S2.50d4.l5; native steers.
a7in505 exporters. s5d5.S5: native cows and
heifers 81 25q425; stockers ana feeders, 50 259
4.95: bulls s250l425.
Hogs-Receipts. Is 500 Market opened quiet ana
steady. closed easy and some sc lower bulk Of
sales S3.70Q3s0 heavies. 49, 75a4; packers. s3T7tS
ASS7I2; mixed. 81. 75q3.95: lights, s. 5003 50:
Workers. So 70as. 50; pigs, 50. 40a3.65
Sheep Receipts, 1900. Market active; Western
fed muttons s.. 756i.40; Western lambs A.50d5 30.
ST. LOUIS. Feb. MISUNDERSTANDING. 1850:
shipments. 1000 Market steady TO strong: native,
shipping and export steers, A.25n5.2o, hulk az
81. 1910 10: dressed beef grades. $3.S5d4s0 bulk
at s4a4 75 under Loco lbs. ss.65u4So. nuiis
at 3.S504.f0; stockers and feeders. S3d4f0, bulk
at SS16Q4.l5: cows and heifers. sg@44O bulk az
S2.50ntl0: Texas and Indian steers. So 40d440.
bulk at $3.60n42U; cows and heifers, S2.500521.
Hogs-Receipts 500; shipments. $500. Market
strong; Workers. sS.15nS.sO; packers, $5.S0a3a5;
sheep-Receipts 900; shipments. 100 Market
steady; natives. SS.504i.60; lambs, A.I5a5.7S;
Texas muttons, S4M425.
NEW YORK Feb 11.-Beeves- Receipts 378s
Native steers, A2595.10; stays and oxen sSa450;
bulls. &.l0W5.75; dry cows, S2Q370. European
weight. refrigerator beef 9n99sc. Exports to-day.
200 beeyes. caves-Receipts. SO: veals, sfG7.2s
Hogs-Receipts. 1921. Market higher at s42o0
Sheep and Lambs Receipts, s.725. sheep. $3.50
a4.62is; lambs, S5.so06.05-
EAST LIBERTY. Feb. li.-cattle steady
prime. St9oQ5, common, s545Gy4 bulls, stays and
COWS, s2q4.
Hogs active: prime medium weights $4.15@4 90:
best workers., %lvu4.los common 10 fafr workers.
$4p405 heavy hogs. States; pigs. S.75@SaO;
good roughs. sS.204360; common to fair roughs,
S250aS.
sheep slow at unchanged prices.
EAST BUFFALO, Feb 1I.-Cattie slow
Hogs-Yorkers. good choice. S4.2Q: roughs.
common to choice. S3.50a3.65; pigs, common TO
choice. S. 75a3.S5
Sheep and Lambs-I.ambs. choice TO extra s5S5
M5.I5; culls to common, S4.750525; sheep, choice
to selected wethers. 81 S0Q5: culls to common.
S3d390.
LOUISVILLE. Feb -Cattle-Receipts Rs.
Market quiet al quotations
Hogs-Receipts. S,coO. Market active and q
shade higher; tops SS.95Q4; medium, ss.75Qs.sOg
light shippers S3.60d3S0 pigs. Sc. 75@3.55.
Sheep duh at quotations.
CINCINNATI Feb. I.-Cattls steady at s2s5
oslo
Hogs active at S3.a504a5.
sheep steady ~ ss.s5a4.es; lambs steady at 3
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AT NEW YORK.
Ruling Prices I'm Produce at the Sea-
boards Commercial MetrOnOIis

NEW YORK, Feb. n-Flour-Receipts
10, no brls; exports, 1S 545 brls. Market quiet
but firmly held, particularly on low-grade
winters, which are scarce. City mill pat
ents, $5G0d5.S0; city mill clears. S. 1905. So !;
Minnesota patent, $51O@5.4O; Minnesota bak-
ers, $4.25d4.50; winter patents, $4,000 (;
winter straights, $4.55G465; winter extras,
$3.60d4 winter low grades, $2.9O63. Rye
flour firm at $265@3.15. Buckwheat flour
dull at si.25Q1.3O. Bucxwheat firm at 371kc
Corn meal firm yellow Western 69c Rye
tirmer; No. Western, SIC: car lots 50m
52l2c Barley firm; feeding 3SQ3Slac Barley
malt firm; Western, 5212067c.
Wheat-Receipts 1880 bu; exports 64 $50
bu. Spot firm; No. red, $685.. Options
opened strong at %Q1c advance on higher
Liverpool cables. After a subsequent ir-
regular advance on foreign buying they IL
naly yielded a little under realizing and
closed unsettled but fairly firm. at ssm7sc
net advance. The reported Letter export
sales had a restraining effect on scalpers
who were somewhat bearish. No. 2 red, Feb
ruary, closed at I.02B; May, 9Sq9S 15-l6c,
closed at 9s15c.
Blu. Spot firm; No. 3, 37lsc Options opened
stronger with wheat and displayed "A good
undertone all day with broadening speeula-
port demand were also bull factors. Febru-
airy closed at 303sc; May, "a 11-16QS47sc,
Oats-Receipts 1S36O0 bu: exports. SO.214
bu. Spot stronger; No 2. 301ac Options adj
vanced sharply on light trade Influenced
by the strength in cash oats, closed &c
net higher; May closed at 30ssc
Feed firm. Hay dull. Hops steady Hides
firm Leather steady. Wool steady
Beef firm. Cut meats steady; picked bel
lies $5.3712N6.25: picked shoulders. $475;
picked hams, $3.50. Lard quiet; Western
steam, $3.50; refined steady. Pork strong.
TallOw steady.
Cotton-seed oil quiet but steady: prime
crude, +. Q. b., mills, l5126fl6c; prime sum-
mer yellow butter Oil 25d2615c.
coffee-Options opened steady at I'M
changed prices 70 5 points lower ruled in
active and featureless with trading local
and chiefly to liquidate In anticipation of
tomorrow holiday, heavy receipts at Rio
and Santos offset by better European cables
than expected. Closed steady at net I'M
changed prices; sales. Il. $50 bags including
March $5.60dl565 Spot-Coffee Rio quiet;
No. 7, invoice sac; No T. jobbing csc
Mild steady; Cordova. 7i2nl5l2e. Rio-Re-
ceipts 12.O00 bags: cleared for the United
States, 1900 bags: cleared for Europe. 2.0OO
bags; stock. 2sS,000 bags Total warehouse
deliveries from the United States, Is. 544
bags including 14,O67 bags from New York;
New York stocks to-day. 667 0S2 bags
United States stocks. 665 bags; afioat for
the United States $4,000 bags; total Visible
for the United States, LOST 665 bags, against
6g2. ia last year and 453,0l7 in 1896.
Sugar-Raw strong; fair refining 11-16c;
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LOCAL GRAIN AND PRODUCE.
Trade a Little OFF, Caused by the I'm
seasOnabIe Weather.

In most lines trade the last two days has
been quiet, the temperature which usually
prevails in May not being the proper in
centive to business in February. Prices in
all lines are well held. however. On Com
mission row when the article offered is good
stock, very satisfactory prices are obtained
but inferior fruit sells low. The produce
markets are dull, as usual in February.
Eggs are weak. Shippers yesterday would
pay but IL cents for fresh eggs. Poultry
is unchanged, but with light demand
prices rule easy. The seed market is more
active. The flour market is taking some
better shades, but prices are not higher
but firmer in their tone. The provision mar
ket is fairly active at steady prices. In
other lines there are no new features.
The local grain market is more active
than last month. but owing to the bad
roads receipts are not heavy as last
week Track bids yesterday, as reported by
the secretary of the Board of Trade ruled
as follows:
wheat-No. red 9sc; No. red 9sa94c; Feb
ruary, 96c; wagon wheat, 95c.
Cprn-No / white, 2s1ac; No white, 2S7ac; No.
white, 2Slsc; No white, 25lac; No. 2 white
mixed, 2sc; No. white mixed Csc; No. 4
white mixed, 25c; No. yellow, 2SAc; No. 3
yellow, 2SAc; No. yellow, 25hc; No. mixed
2Sc; No mixed, 2Sc; No mixed, pc; ear
corn. 24c.
oats-No. white 2sc; No. 3 white. 241sc; No.
Z Mixed Z1.2c. NO WHITE mixed, Z312c.
Hay-No. l timothy S7Q7.5e; No. timothy. SC
Q6.sO.
Inspectons-Wheat No. red, car: No. B. g.;
rejected /; sample. 1; total, cars. Corn: No. 8
white, 81 cars; No. l. 3; No. yellow, 4; No. 4, ;
No. mixed. 20; No. 4. 2; corn, ]; total, 81
cars. Oats: Rejected, l
Poultry and other Produce.
prices paid by shippers;
Poultry Hens, Sc; springs, &C.: cocks, &c; young
hen turkeys, &c; toms SC; ducks SC; geese. 4oc
for full reathered, 30c for plucked
Butter-Country. choice, 11Q12c: mixed, 6qSc~
Eggs-Strictly fresh, lie
Feathers Prime geese. SOC per Id; prime duck.
10Ql1c per lb.
H0ney-l0G13c per ID.
Wool-Medium. unwashed. 10000: tub-washed.
20n20c; bury and understandable. sc less.
HIDES. TALLOW. ETC
Green-salted Hides-No. l. shc; No. 2 Sac;
No. calf Toe. No calf. Size.
Gregse-White. &c: yellow, 2l2c; brown. 2Ac.
Tallow--No. ]. Sc: No. 2, 22c.
Bones-Dry. sl2G1S per ton.
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CHICAGO. Feb. 11.-There a fair demand
for cattle and prices were generally unchanged.
Choice fat cattle were and sales were
mostly well under s.. Sales were at an extreme
Of 49, S505.50 the bulk of the cattle bringing
$4.3545.10, with fair sales at s.. 15a5.30 Prime
cattle continued 10 sell at the highest prices pai1
in a long time, while inferior and medium grades
sold very unsatisfactory. Good feeders were
much sought after sales being mostly at s46D4. so
with lot at s477i2. A few prime bulls sold
for $4.10d425 and prime calves brought S. 1901
Early sales OF hogs at steady prices but
the market little later became rather firm and
light and mixed lots averaged a tria4 lower The
bulk of the hogs crossed the s at $390d4
the extreme range for the poor the best
being $3.s0Q4.O5. The late marke dull ana
lower.
Prices for sheep and lambs ruleu weak par
ticularly for heavy grades. Lambs sold slowly
at A75Q5.65. Western predominating and bring
ing s. 2545.65. YearIngs brought 450G5 and
sheep were salable at S2514. so. rams selling at
s2.25a3.50 and ewes at sS50g430. Heavy export
sheep We're salablc around $430 and fed Western
sheep sold az $s.s004.55 chiefly at Si156450
Recepts-Catte. 1900, hogs. $1,000 sheep. s. 00a
KANSAS CITY. Feb. .-Cattle-Receipts
4,eO0 natives 200 Southern. Suckers and feeders
active; cows and heifers strong. Texas ana IN
dian steers strong TO loo higher: general market
steady choice grades strong Western steers $3.50