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The WARREN BILL.
Chance of Its Success In the
House.

sN
Special Correspondence OF the
Washington. March 2s-The Warren
bill r~efundine 10 the state 81 wyomIng
money expended nv the territory in pro.
tecting elIowston mark Is now before
the house committee on claims II
passed the senate easily bnt there is
small hone for i,s success in the honse
because 81 the clorged condition. OF the
calendars OF business in thai body
There Is no doubt that the monevs ex-
nen,ied nv tho territory vere nrod,ctiye
az valuable results Roads We're huiI,
the Wonders of the mark became known
and travel aud visitors increased hut
the United states ala moi nroyids for
practicable prntection of the mark. I'm
ON the continued failure of congress TO
nroyida for necassary civil, force in the
marx the SECRETARY Of war upon the re-
nuest of the interior denartment pur-
suant 10 the authority above mentioned.
detailed a troop Of cavalry ON he 10Th
dav az An,il 1855 for service i'm The
mark under cnmuand 81 Captain Moses
Harris VIII became acting sunerintsnd-
emf ~ the mark and since that time
troons have continuously served in no.
IIcipg the mark and United states army
otticers as superintendent
n was during the per,od when the
great danger of rmane DETACHMENT
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The Plant Quilted.

San Francisco. March 31--A fierce fire
broke out at 5:45 this evening in the oven
room of the American Biscuit company on
Battery and broadway, and in "A few min
utes the entire plant was Quilted, necessi-
tating the sounding of three alarms. The
firm has been operating double time on a
government order. but fortunately only
FIVE men We're in the building when the
fire broke out. and these managed to es-
cape. Had the fire commenced half an
hour earlier go employees would have been
entrapped. The loss will reach ~!5,0o;
well insured.
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Incorporated.
pispatch TO the standard.

Special Dispatch to the Standard.
Helena. March S1.-These companies
were incorporated to-day: The Campbell
Drug company of P~hilipsburg. by +. III.
Campbell. w. +. Morse and Julius Han
sen: capital. $4,000. The Leonia Mercan-
tile company of %Sylvanite. by f.. J. Mer-
rim OF Spokane and L. T.. Dayler. c. II.
Bartlett and c. ]. Epperson of S~y.vanite;
capital. SIS, 600. The Fisher Ditch COM
pany. by II. A.. Pettis. J. +. Sharpless and
T.. f. Riegel. all of Chinook. capital,
81. iO0.
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Funeral OF Anton Seidl.

New York March 3l.-Private funeral
services over the remains of Anton Seidl
were held to-day at the late residence.
Rev. NOBLE ST. Croix Wright. pastor OF
the Lennox Avenue Unitarian church.
delivered a short address. and ii. T..
krehbiel read an euiogy telegraphed
from Pittsburg by Colonel r. G.. lngersoii.
who had for years been an intimate
friend Of the great conductor.
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Diminution Approved.

Special Dispatch to the Standard.
Helena. March M.-The state board OF
pardons to-day approved the action of
Governor Smith in granting a diminution
of sentence in the case of Peter Nelson.
convicted in Sweet Grass county i'm Au-
gust. 1896. of forgery. and sentenced to
two years in the penitentiary. There was
a protest filed in the case by a prominent
citizen of that county. but he withdrew
II upon being convinced of the business
of the governors act.
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ed that. before adjournment. the legis-
lature would wisely have the Empire
state in shape for any emergency.
Forthwith the Legislature voted one
million dollars for the contingent fund.
and the action was made unanimous.
The fund will put the national guard in
New York in fighting shape on a mo-
ment's notice IL there be need for II.
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Ew YORK will be ready if the

, Ew YORK will be ready IL the
III call comes. Governor Black. in
brief message TO the legislature.
expressed the hope that the time is not
spect must part company. but he added
the practical truth that, in these times.
'-patriotism without preparation II
as fragile as a dream" and he suggest
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TO ADVtRTIsERS.

The Anaconda Standard guarantees It's
advertisers a bona fide paid circulation
Daily and Sunday. three times greater
than that of any other newspaper pup
lished in the state OF Montana. Advertise
ing contracts will be made subject to
this guarantee.
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AT INGlESIOE.
II. l.. Frank of Butte Uncorked . Good
One.


Special Dispatch to the Standard.
San Francisco. March 3l.-The card at
1ng.eside to-day was Of a very ordinary
class and the contests were on the whole
featureless. IL was a warm day for IA
vorites, as five out of six won.
II. l.. Frank of Montana uncorked a
good one in the first race. Bitter Root
and Arbaces ruled favorites at 2 to 1.
Ockturck was first away. but the Mon
tsna entry soon took command and from
the th~ree-quarter pole to the end the re-
suit was never in doubt. Bitter Root won
by four lengths from Toribio. who was
half a length In front of Eroica.
The best thing of the day was Metaire
In the third race. at a mile. for gentlemen
riders. Metaire was an extreme outsider
and nobody wanted 1t at 30 to 1. Metaire
went to the front in the first so yards
and won pulling up by five lengths from
Don Clarencio. William OBJ. the favorite,
was third.
The mile and an eighth went to Red
Glenn who ran a great race. He was sixth
at the start and ran in the ruck to the
stretch. when Martin found an opening
and won by a length in "A drive from Day.
light.
Results: Six furlongs-Imp. Bitter Root
won. Toribio second. Eroica third: time.
1:15&. Seven furlongs, selling-Break o.
Day won. Sir Dixie second. Tim Murphy
third; time. 1:2sA. One mile. gentlemen
riders-Metaire won. Don Clarencio Sec
ond. William OBJ. third; time. 1:45la. Five
furlongs-Formero won. Olinthus second.
Milt Young third; time. 1:01A. Mile and
an eighth. selling-Red Glenn won. Day.
light second. Melvin Burnham third:
time, 1864. Seven furlongs-O'Connell
won. Rosormonde second, St. Callatine
third; time, 1:27h.
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ZoIa's Appeal.

Paris. March Sl.-The court to-day be-
gan hearing the appeal of NJ. lola against
the sentence OF one years Imprisonment
and le0 francs fine imposed upon him
Feb. 9. after he had been convicted OF
making lbelous charges in Aurore against
the conduct of the Esterhazy court mar
tiaL
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Entries at Ingleside.

Entries for to-day's races at Ingleside
are:
First race. thr~ee-quarters of a mile
Naranja, Answer. Celoso, Queen Safe,
Florimel. los; All Smoke. Ill.
Second race, three and a half %furlongs.
for 2-year-olds-Sweet Cakes, 100; Master
Buck, Prince Will. Rio Chico. 1903; Royal
Fan. La Parasseuse. Lolo Montez Amol-
topec, Rags. Whitaker. los: Winifred. lO6;
San Augustine. 1O7: Gold Cratch. Owyhee,
los; Native Son, 109.
Third race, seven-eighths of a mile
Woodford Fflly. Sardonic. 100: Marplot.
Estro. Bonito. INDIAN, Fonsovannah. los;
Lord Marmion, ITO.
Fourth race, mile and a ouarter-The
Dipper, 50; DIR. Marks. SO; Twinkle
Twink. 100; Morinel. 101: Mamie G.. Coda,
1903: Song and Dance, Little Cripple. 1O5;
Alvarado H., 107.
Fifth race. one - E, 104: Sum-
mertime. 106: Fort Augustus, 107: Captain
Rees. Donation. Temerity, los; Grady,
Newsgatherer, Tulare, Ill; Rubicon. lis.
Sixth race. five-eighths of a mile-May
w. Trolley, Tea Rose Ill. los; r. Q. Ban,
112.
Cloudy, track fast.
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Domestic Specials

A great Domestic happening,
overshadowing all previous
offerings
1900 yards 17-inch Check Linen
Crash, a very fine grade, our regu-
lar 1Oc quality, for SIC; 16 yards
for $1.00
1900 yards Cream Shaker Flannel,
worth S 1-3c yard; this sale sc.
Odds and ends in Tweeds and
Cassimeres for. Boys and Mems
Pants. will wear like cast iron, to
close the entire lot, and they are
worth Csc. 45c and 65c a yard; to
clear 15c yard.
500 dozen Bleached. Fringed Tow
els, Huckaback and Birdseye. This
Towel is good value at 10c; this
sale sc each.
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GREAT
Wrapper Bargain

A greater Wrapper bargain
than this has never been shown
by us. The styles are correct,
the workmanship excellent and
the colors absolutely fast.
Ladies' Fleece Lined Verlain
Wrappers that have sold from sl.25
to 500 each. a large and compre-
hensive line to choose from; choice
15c each.
Manufacturers sample line of
Fine Silk Waists, exquisite ere
atoms and worth from $3.50 to
$13. IS: choice $500.
Special offering in Ladies' Spring
Jackets in every fashionable cloth
and color, Friday and Saturday
$500 each.
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Dress Goods Specials

They will surprise you in
point of cheapness Values posi-
lively unobtainable later.
Elegant line of Fancy Wool
Plaids. regular price 15c; for Fri
day and Saturday 10c yard.
Fancy Silks, an unsurpassed va
riety in light and dark colors. regu-
lar CSC and 75c quality; Friday and
Saturday 35c.
54-inch Mohair. and Wool Black
Fancy Fabric, a bargain that will
challenge your appreciation. i'm
ported to sell at $l.25; this sale
65 cents.
White Dotted Swiss. a bargain Of
fering of the strongest description.
our regular 25c and 35c quality;
Friday and Saturday 15c.
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N. ]. C0MMEL co. BUTTE M. J. COHhEll CU.
StupendOus Value Giving

Friday and Saturday will witness the most stupendous value
giving yet attempted. A momentOus event; a vast underseihng;
every item a convincing argument. Our Grand Spring uenerai
OLening will be held Monday. See Sundays advertisement for
special prices.
The herald., 1898-02-17
FOR SELLING BAD WHISKY
The British Courts Punish a Catering
House for Mixing LIQUORS

In a recent case at the Kensington petty
sessions the well-known refreshment con-
tractors. Spiers & Bond, caterers to the
Victorian exhibition, were summoned at
the instigation of the Kensington vestry
for selling a sample of brandy and two sam
pies of whisky which were not of the
nature substance and quality of the ar
ticle demanded. The defense set up was the
extraordinary one that in one case bar
maid had emptied into the brandy and
whisky decanters the remaining portions
of glass of whisky and water left on the
counter by customers. In the case Of the
other sample the barmaid had, in conse-
quence of complaint which had been
made to her that the stock of the bar under
her charge was unsatisfactory, put water
into the siphon which supplied the tap
from which the sample of whisky was
purchased. The bench inflicted a penalty
Of G15 Apart from the fact that the
spirits were adulterated. the practice of
emptying the leavings of customers
glasses into the vessels holding the spirits
for public supply is a disgusting and filthy
and dangerous one, and the vestry of Ken
sington deserve the unqualified thanks OF
the public for the action which they took
London Lancet
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ON CHANGE
Conditions Shown by the Dealings or
Wall Street

& NEW YORK, Feb. 16.-.Trading was re-
markably feverish onttheiistock exchange
today and all interestncantered in the
disaster ctoi the Maine tnuHavana harbor
and in possible International complications
1t cannot be said that the varying phases
of the speculation during the day repre-
sented any change Of opinion as to the
very grave possibilities with which the
disaster Is pregnant. The occasional
checks to the downward course of prices
were rather the results Of questions in the
minds of large operators as to their ability
to hold the market or the best way to
effect the liquidation of their holdings. {,
There was an abundant supply of long
stocks fed into the market all day long,
and it was evident that the bulls had aban-
doned an immediate campaign for q rise
as hopeless Stocks which have been free
from the recent manipulation for a rise
were comparatively firm today. and the
so-called Klondike group-notably Oregon
Short Line-was even aggressively strong,
reports of the large traffic opening up for
Alaska. Great Northern preferred gained
two points and Denver preferred also rail-
lied to last nights level before the close.
Otherwise the weakness of stocks was
only a question Of degree.
Net declines of two points and upward
were very numerous all along the list.
Bonds were heavy in sympathy with
stocks, but declines were not so severe.
and the market was not SO active as that
for stocks. Total sales, $4,1 100000.
United States old fours. registered, new
fours, registered, and fives, registered,
were " lower bid, and the new fours, cou-
pom, " lower.
The herald., 1898-02-17
INSTINCTS WE'RE HUMANE
Buffalo Man Couldn't Tell a Show Bill
From a Real Woman

A middle-aged man of hapless appearance
meandered through Boyd street early yes
terday morning using one eye to watch for
policemen and the other to pick out a
safe path for himself and his jag. The wind
beloved up the street and dashed the
snow about everything. Across the street
from the drunk was a large signboard on
which was the picture of a woman in
tights. One eye caught this. and he went
over to 1t.
Just at this moment .Patrolman Hena-
felt of the first precinct turned the corner
of Hanover street. He saw the man stand
ing coatless before the signboard and hold
ing the garment up to the figure of the
woman In tights.
What are you doing there?" he asked.
why, that woman'll freeze. Look at
her! There amt enough on her to pad a
crutch. I'm just playing the part of a
man."
At police station No the man said he
was John Delaney, 40 years DID, bum by
profession and choice. He was charged
with drunkenness and sent to the peniten-
tiary for ten days,-Buffalo Express
The herald., 1898-02-17
CHICAGO MARKET
Prices and Prospects of the. Trade in
Cereals

CHICAGO, Feb. 16.-Trouble for shorts
in wheat was indicated on the curb before
the regular opening. May was bid up to
81 on rumors of large engagements of
wheat for shipment to Lisbon and talk OF
reduction Of the Portugal grain duty.
The bullish feeling was greatly increased
by interviews regarding the European sit
uation by a prominent Chicago trader who
has been travelling in Europe, in which
he confirmed the reports of almost unpre-
cedentedly small stocks and said that Eu-
rope was dependent on the United States
for her supplies.
1t was evident the trade was thoroughly
alarmed over the apparently unshakable
holding Joseph Letter has on May wheat,
and an official announcement that he has
contracted for the moving of 200, 900 BUSH
els OF wheat to the seaboard, with the
promised movement of 100000 bushels
more. served to increase the anxiety Of
shorts to get out. Apparently no attention
was paid to the blowing up Of the battle-
ship Maine, and the usual news was color
less. Liverpool was as@ssd. higher at the
close.
Provisions were active. Heavy receipts
of hogs gave the market a weak start, but
the heavy advance in grain, and the de-
mand, especially from shorts, increased,
and prices generally rallied.
The herald., 1898-02-17
Transfers, $1,000 and over

L. and M. c. Lebus and A. Stephen to
N. N. Newmark and D. X Edwards-Part
Rancho La Ballona; $c0384.12
Same to Samuel Walters-Part Rancho
La Ballona; $1,000.
M ana g. H. Clegg to e. c. Mackey-
Part lot 80, N. E. Pomona tract, and block
2l6. Pomona tract; $4,000
g. A. ana H: L. Howard to 3. G. How
ardELot !, k block A, Newell & Raiders
A. A. de Rivera ct al to Main Street Saw
ings bank-Lots to II, Alvarado tract:
A. r. de Alyarado and A. Hellman to
Main Street Savings bank-Lots 6. Y. q.
II. l3, 10, and II. Alvarado tract; $82S. so.
T. N. Camfield to G. w. and j. nd Eaa-
terday-Lot Is, block TO- Part tract: 5000.
g. L. and L. F. Proffitt to s. D, Butler
Lot 10, block G, Washington Street tract:
$500. - 49,
w. B. Loughery to A. A. Van yoorh,as-
Undivided half interest in lot H. S. wash
burns subdivisions; $1,000. \. \ X
j. e.. and M. Quinn to r. Quinn -
lots and I. block G. East Los AnKeies:
". and II. L. Raymond to II. Nc nobb,n.
In In Pasadena; part Of Marengo tract;
+, 6. ana F. L. 0sllis to II. 4 1ones--.
<ss.s Sss q 2; esaS g, p and z, 2, block . Santa
p. q. 2ijltimore TO p. orsileck rot. i Il
~ - ~ ~ 1fIltimore's q sub division: at. s
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Releases. $1,000 and Over

ssi-i7s s............:.................... $1,000
H. B. Chamberlain, D. and A. L.
Welch to ]. G. Ogilvie and A. w.
German Saw. & Loan Soc. to ]. Pier
ret, oUo-oo 1,VuV
sSO-14s ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $500
Wells, 547-io6 ................ $500
A. Lachman to s. M. Hubbard, 549-123 ], 800
l. w. Phelps to J. M. Miller. 1923. $500
4s7-i5i ..................... 1,7oo
D. w. Chase to c. w. Chase, 330-21.... 1900
releases under $1,000 ........ 5,141
Total .......................$ .$26 S44
The herald., 1898-02-17
SAN FRANCISCO MARKET
Call Board Dealings and Prices Of
Produce

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 1e.-wheat-
Firm; December, 1.Sl; May, Lax.
Barley-Steady; December, 80: May. 99k.
Sorn-Large yellow, 1.05@l07z.
Bran-20@M per ton
Elour-Family extras. 4.55@4e5, bakers
Wheat Shipping wheat, L4lA@1. .42h for
tscs1 II az ana lzsN for choice; milling wheat.
Barley-Feed, good to choice. 1o5@1. OK !;
fancy. l10; brewing 1.12h01.1. L
Oats-Po Poor to fair, 1.121z@l15; good to
hoice. ll7a1Q nv; fancy feed. i3S5f@l IS
M surprIse, i 25@i. IS; biscFs 4or seedv
.,1s M!IIstuiEs ddllnsS a2oo6>J, % 81 ton;
The herald., 1898-02-17
European Markets

NEW YORK, Feb. 1.-THE Evening
Posts London financial cablegram says:
The stock markets here were dull, and
Americans were fiat on the disaster to the
battleship Maine. The disposition here Is
to regard the matter as lamentable acci-
dent, but 1t is feared the United States
may think different. Anyhow, 1t is recog-
nized that the disaster may serve tempo
rarily as a fresh incentive to the lingo
party and for this reason the market,
after a small rally, closed at the worst.
The incident has revealed one fact, at
least, namely, that the bull account here
is much larger than had been supposed
At the same time there has also been buy
ing of a distinctly good kind.
The herald., 1898-02-17
well Made ship Machinery

The great liner Britannia, which COM
menced its trips between New York and
Liverpool twenty-four years ago, q few
days ago completed at the latter port its
two hundred and hftieth round voyage to
and from New York. In other words. it has
crossed tho Atla1ltfc 500 times, travelling al,
sgDregate distance Of !. 7sQ go statue miles,
without rgpeNaf of either engines or
toIlexe - q cI4imed that this perfoe7n-
The herald., 1898-02-17
s; small white. l5oo1.so; large white.

1S6.; small white. L5O01.60; large white,
1.5031.60.
Potatoes-Early rose, 65@75c per Genital !;
River Burbanks, 1905; River reds, 55065;
Salinas Burbanks, 90cQ1.1 15; Oregon Bur-
banks, 1.00Q1.10; Merced sweets, 75c.
Vegetables-Silver skin onions, 2.65@2. .85;
hothouse cucumbers, 50c@1.25; garlic, 311Q
4c; green peas, 7Ql10c; string beans, 10GD20c
per lb.; asparagus, 25@35; egg plant, 15@
20c; green peppers, 25c; mushrooms, S915c
Citrus Fruits-Navel oranges, 1.25@2.50
per box; Mexican lines, repack. 600; COM
mon California lemons, 75c@L25; choice
California lemons, 150@1.75.
Butter-Fancy creamery, 241kc per lb !;
do. seconds, 23@24c; fancy dairy, 21623c; do
seconds, 210p22c.
Eggs--Store 11@12c per dozen; fancy
ranch, 13c.
Poultry--Turkey gobblers, 10@11c per lib. ;
old roosters, 3. 25Q3.5 so per doz. young roost-
ers, 4.50Q5.50; small broilers, 4.0O014 So
large broilers, 5.OOq5.5O; fryers, 5.OOa5. 5O
hens, S.50@450; old ducks, 3.5O0450; young
ducks, 700@800; geese, L25@1.5O per pair;
goslings, l.7542.50; old pigeons. LOO; young
pigeons. 1.50Q2.50.
The herald., 1898-02-17
Mortgages, $1,000 and Over

A. Gantier to A. r. Kendall-Part
Sec. 10 2 s. 13, yrs, 10 per cent. ,2Ot
A. R. and w. H. Marshall to M. e.
Kreihn-Part lots 9S and 105, Josefa
SUBJ, yrs, II per cent ............... 1,10C
C. E. Benedict ct al. to r. w. Poin-
dexter-Lot 10, Olive Hill trt, yrs, ~.
IL per cent ....................... z,oVV
Pomona l.. & w. Co. to L. Phillips
Lots II, IL and 13. blk 40; lots 4.
and 6. blk Al; lots Z, s and 8, blk
46; lots l and S, blk rs; lots 1, 2 and
8, blk 81, Claremont; also part lot
IL, N. e. Pomona trt: yrs, 10 per
cent OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ......'.. Vs0vo
c.. e. Beck ct al. to G. II. Kallmeyer
Part lot 4, blk p, sub. of Ro. Po-
trero de Felipe Lugo, yrs, 10 per
cent ..........,...,..-... ....'..... A,VVV
w. II. Wren ct al. to A. c. Watts
Part Ro. Los Cerritos, 8 yrs, 10 per
s. e. Hughes to I. Adams-Part lot
9, blk 8, o. s., yrs, Q per cent. $500
e. ]. Baldwin to l.. A. Saw. Bk-Part
i yr, 81 per cent ....................... 35 900
Twenty-one mortgages under $1,000 -. S,697
The herald., 1898-02-17
...s causes Of Death

It is estimated by a competent foreign
authority that only 500 persons out of
/ .o00,0 900 die from old age. while 1900 sue
cumb to gout, 1S.400 to measles. 200 to ap-
oplexy, 700 to erysipelas. $500 to consump-
ton, $1,000 to scarlet fever, q. 900 to whoop-
ing cough. $4,000 to typhoid and typhus
and 1000 to rheumatism. The averages
vary according to locality. but these are
considered accurate as regards the pop
ulation OF the globe as a whole
The herald., 1898-02-17
Fooling the Lordly Plumber

Freezing will not injure newly patented
water pipe. which has yielding core in
the center, strong enough to Withstand the
force Of the water under natural pressure
but which collapses as the ice expands
and prevents bursting, the core enlarging
again as soon as the water thaws and the
pressure Is removed
The herald., 1898-02-17
Signs Of the Head and Face

Wide, round heads and faces indicate
selfishness. 5oviality and animal propen-
stiles; narrow and long heads show sober
ness and strong character. A deep thinker
carries the head bent forward; a woman
capable Of deep affection carries her head
thrown we'll back
The herald., 1898-02-17
Dried Fruit Prices

NEW YORK, Feb. 16.-Calfornia dried
fruits: Apples firmer; other fruits steady
Evaporated apples-Common, 5@7%c per
pound; prime wire tray, Shc; wood dried,
prime, Skc; choice, SIC; fancy, 9Q11c.
Prunes-3@Sc.
Apricots-Royal, 5@711c; Moorpark, soil
Peaches--Unpeeied, 5a9; peeled. 12G2Oc.
The herald., 1898-02-17
Kansas City Live Stock

Receipts, Official 5000. Native steers, 3.75
G5.47ls; highest price since December, 1896;
western steers. 3.25@4.65; native cows and
heifers, 2.25Q425; stockers and feeders
3.25@5.20; bulls, 2.5003.75.
Sheep-Receipts, 26O0. Market active and
steady. Lambs, 4.75@545; muttons, $3.50