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FIR OPENS TO-DAY.
Big Parade at Bellaire at / O'Clock
This Afternoon.
THE u. R. K. OF P. WILL THROW
WIDE THE GATES TO THE PUB
LIC-INDICATIONS GOOD FOR
THE SUCCESS OF THE ENTER
PRISE.

The STREET Fair and Novelty Circus at
Bellaire opens with big parade at /
o'clock to-day. There was much hustle
about the city yesterday and the inclos-
ure on South Guernsey street. where
the booths and attractions are located
was a veritable bee hive of workers.
The Bellaire merchants are not lag
CARDS when it comes to booming the in
terests of their city, and in the present
instance they are very wide awake. The
booth decorations, which were well on
yesterday evening, Notwithstanding
the disagreeable weather, present a very
handsome appearance and the affair
will no doubt be a credit to the hustling
qualities of the U. r. K. of P. and the
enterprise of the city.
All that is NEEDED to make the affair
a success is good weather and the in
dications are favorable for this condl-
ton. The various midway attractions
were arriving yesterday and will be in
readiness for the opening to-day. Many
of these are similar to those seen at
the Elks' carnival in this city, and some
of the best are Identical.
In the parade to-day all the fraternal
and civic orders will participate. and
the trades display will be very large.
The column. under direction of Chief
Marshal J. NJ Du Bots. will move
promptly at 1 o'clock. At 2:30 Prof.
Stricklin's racing greyhounds will af-
ford the special attraction and in the
evening the U. R. K. P. band will give
a concert.
The entrance arch to the grounds is
deliberately decorated with flags and
electric lights.
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WAGES RAISED.
Lake Carriers Association Grants an Adj
vanced.

Lake Carriers Association Grants an Ad-
vanced.
CLEVELAND, Ohio, September rs
AS a result of meeting OF the execu-
tive committee of the Lake Carriers
Association, held this afternoon, the
wages Of nearly SIXTEEN thousand men
employed on the vessels of the Great
Lakes will be raised from ten to twenty
per cent, beginning October /. This in
cludes two thousand engineers. who
demanded an advance OF 1215 per cent.
and threatened TO strike should it not
be conceded. Instead of the 1919 per
cent asked for by the engineers, they
will receive an advance of 20 per cent.
The advance, as authorized by the ex-
ecutiye committee. is as follows:
First and second mates, first and sec
ond engineers, 20 pei. cent: all other
members of crews, including firemen.
wheelmen. lookouts, cooks. deck-hands.
10 per cent.
On August Is last, the Lake Carriers
raised the wages of firemen, deck
hands, cooks. wheelmen and lookouts
10 per cent, so that the advance of 10
per cent? made to-day, makes them a
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SATISFACTORY EXPLANATION.

Jim Frye, Of Hustonville, tells this
of Jim Coulter. of Middleburg: One
day when Mr. Coulter was at Liberty,
a very young man with very bald
mead came into the hotel. He was a
stranger, and Mr.. Coulter. by way of
commencing a conversation. said to
him:
MY friend, l am not asking to guy
you, but | would like to know how it
comes that SO young man is SO bald?"
1T was in this way" ne replied.
When my time to get hair came they
said there was none left but red so
told them 1 didn't believe l cared for
any"
AS Coulter has a very red head. he
was satisfied to let the conversation
drcp.-Stanford Interior Journal.
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NEWS NOTES OFYESTERDAY
A Collection of the Small Events of
Each Passing Day.

Council this evening in regular
session.
There were six miscellaneous cases
In Police Court yesterday morning.
The Council Committee on Police
will meet this evening before the SEES
sion of Council.
There were seven cases in Police
Court yesterday morning, and Mayor
Sweeney administered the usual fines.
The Federal Court will be in ses-
sion to-day Several officials returned
from their homes yesterday, and others
will arrive this morning.
&C. W. F. McMechen, a young col
ored attorney at law, of Evansville,
Ind, who formerly lived in Wheeling,
is here on visit to his parents.
Two arrests were made by the
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police last night, A. ]. White, dis
orderly, by Lieutenant Michaels, and
Frank Coates, drunk, by Officer Knabe.
The Commissioners Committee on
Court House and Jail met yesterday.
The Committee on Poor House and
Farm meets to-day. Tomorrow is gen
eral auditing day.
Mrs. Sallie Kurtz, an estimable
lady of the South Side, died at mid
night at the family residence, No. 2629
Chapline street. Arrangements for the
funeral will be made to-day.
Last evening, at the Fourth Street
M. e. church, Miss Wayne Ware, of
the Emerson College of Oratory, Bos-
ton, gave number of select readings
to a large and appreciative audience.
AT Bellaire, a motion for a new
trial has been filed in the case of Ken
nedy against Smith. The case will be
heard before Squire Bente this after
noon at two o'clock.
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SAMOAN CLAIMS
United States andGreat Britain are the Re-
sponsibie Parties

SpOnSlDie
WASHINGTON, September 25.-The
three governments interested in Samoa,
Great Britain, Germany and the United
States, have been considering the
claims arising out of the bombardment
last summer, in which the American
forces, under Admiral Kautz, and the
British forces, under Captain Sturdee,
participated.
1t is understood that the British and
German authorities are agreed on the
general principle that the lombard
ment and naval claims should be re-
imbursed. This, however, it IS asserted,
imposes no obligation on Germany to
share in meeting the claims, as the
German forces did not participate in
the bombardment. 1t is said, also that
no proposition has been made to have
Germany pay a part Of the Samoan
damage done by the Mataafa forces.
The course of the United States has
not yet been fully determined, either
as to tn bombardment, or the claims
arising from native depredations.
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The McCauley- Patton Company of
players left such favorable impression
upon the occasion of its last engage
ment here, that patrons of the Grand
Opera House were eager yesterday to
see the company in its opening bill.
There was a rush for the box office
early in the morning, and in just forty
minutes, every seat in the theatre had
been sold. Notwithstanding the
standing room only" sign was out,
the house vas literally packed when
the curtain rolled up in the first act OF
'The Minister'S Son." The offering
fer first nighters was a skillfully con-
structed comedy drama, Astounding in
scenes which were pathetic and funny,
mixture of the graver and the gay.
The play was enacted by competent
cast 1t was admirably mounted, and
the costumes were handsome and ap-
propriate. 1t was one of the most fin
ished productions ever seen in local
theatre at popular prices. Between
acts very pleasing specialties were in
troduced by Little Ethel, the child
Patti, Tanner and Gilbert AID the
Dyferyu Trio, and all received appre-
clatlve applause. The company will
remain for the entire week, and judg-
ing by its reception last night, the
standing room sign will be out for
every performance. The repertoire
follows: Tuesday matinee, Hazel
Kirke'', night, Royal Rags; Wednes-
day matinee, "McHurleigh's Adven-
lures, night, ga Wasted Life; Thurs
day matinee, For A Woman's Sake,
night, I'm Mizzouri"; Friday matinee,
"A Struggle for Cold, night, "The Min
ister's. Som; Saturday matinee, East
Lynne" night, Hazel Kirke."
The mirthful offering at the Opera
House next Thursday evening, for one
night only, is the newest farcial effus-
ion, Browns in Town" 1t is said TO
be very ambitious effort in the way of
farce comedy The action all takes
place in one house on summers day,
but unlike What Happened to JONES'"
it does not take place in one room. Two
sets will be used in the presentation of
Brown which is sure to receive a cor
dial welcome at the hands Of the theatre
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ANOTHER SCHOONER LOST

ST. JOHNS, n. F., September 25.-
The loss of another schooner is re-
ported to-day as the result Of the re-
cent gale. She foundered with six men
bringing the total loss CT life up to So.
Reports from remote sections of the
island confirm the fears as to an ex-
tensive destruction of shipping proper
ty. Vessels returning from Northern
Labrador are also badly damaged.
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Five-room house on Jacob street. between
Twenty seventh and Twenty ighth streets
Lots orr Lind and Cherry streets. Beive-
dere addition, on monthly payments.
Six-rDom house on Market street, near
Twenty-gixth street, at $3.50.
Teu-room house on Jacob street, near
Tweuty-sevenfh street, IT $3.50
Four-room house on Fourteenth street,
near Wood street. az $3.50.
Five-room house on Fifteenth street at
s. 400
Thirty-f3ot lot fronting on Tenn and
Front street, at 81 rs.
cix-room house on Moyston street., lot g
xIG9 AT 81 100 easy terms.
Money 10 Loan on Real Estate
Rolf &c 2anc,
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HER CHANCE.

do you" said the notary. swear
that you will tell the truth. the whole
truth and
20. how lovely" the fair witness
interrupted; shall | really be allowed
10 talk ali afternoon If I want top
Chicago Times Herald.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-09-26
ORE FREIGHT REDUCED.

CLEVELAND, Ohio, September Is
There was reduction to-day of fifteen
cents a ton in the rate for carrying ore
from the head of the lakes to Ohio ports
from 80 to S1.65. This is believed to
presage a general reduction in rates,
which is due to the falling off in the de-
mand for grain for exports.
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goers of this city. The cast is composed
of we'll known players, and few of
them are: w. H. Newcomb, Fred G..
Hearn, Clayton Kennedy, Frank X.
Hope, Wallace West, John T. Hail. Sara
G. Osgood, Lillian Stillman, Edith We'll,
Edythe Terry, Florence Irving and
Others
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MISS SIGSBEE DEAD.

LEWES, Del, September 25.-Miss
.Sigsbee, daughter Of Captain Sigsbee,
late of the Inflated battleship Maine
and now commander of the Texas,
died to-day of heart failure at the cot
tage Of Mrs Rittenhouse, Rehoboth.
Del, where she had been spending the
summer. Her remains win be sent to
Washington for burial tomorrow
morning.
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ONE EXCEPTION.

81 am reduced from affluence to beg
gary" he faltered.
In as few words as possible she
broke their engagement.
Il wish to show" she observed
haughtily, that women, contrary to
general report, do not necessarily care
for things just because they are re-
duced Detroit Journal.
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CROZIER BACK AT WORK.
WASHINGTON Sentemher

WASHINGTON September Is
Captain Crozier, of the Ordnance Blu
reau, who was a member Of the interna-
tional conference at The Hague, has
returned to his duties in the War De-
partment Captain Crozier is we'll
pleased with what was accomplished.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-09-26
STRIKE SETTLED.

WILKFSBARRE, Pa, September %.
The strike at the Stevens mine, West
Pittston, the scene of the fatal riot two
weeks ago, has been settled. The strik-
ers agreed to accept the terms offered
by the company and will return to work
tomorrow.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-09-26

The regular fall meeting of the min
isterial union of Wheeling and ylcln-
ity was held in the reception depart
mlents of the Y. NJ C. A. building yes
derday afternoon at two O'Clock with
many of the members in attendance.
The session was presided over by
DR.. G. B. Austin, pastor OF the vance
Memorial church, and the time was &C.
voted to relating of vacation experlen-
ces and various matters of Importance
to the association.
Those present were Presiding Ell
der Moore, Rev. S. p. Crlbmmett and
Rev. G. E. Clark, of the Methodist
church: Rev. Joseph Spears, Rev. K.
R. Bigger and Rev. G. B. Austin, OF the
Presbyterian church; Rev. N. S. Thorn
as, Rev. Jacob Birmingham and Rev.
Flick, of the Protestant Episcopal
church: Rev. Samuel SchWarm, of the
Lutheran church, and Rev. ]. W. Wat
ers, CT the Simpson M. E. church.
The topic of the afternoon, Vacation
Experiences" was very thoroughly dis
cussed. each interestingly recountlnig
his varied experiences during the sum
mer vacation. In every respect 1T was
one of the most profitable gatherings
in the history OF the organization.
After the adjournment of the Min
isterial Union there was called meet
ing of the Ohio county auxiliary of the
American Bible Society, over which,
in the absence Of the president, DR.. d.
A. Cunningham, who is now in New
York. the vice president, Judge G. S.
Crammer had charge. The proceedings
of the meeting included the reception
of the reports from the various de-
partments and which were gratifying
in the extreme. The report OF Treas
urer John K List showed the rather
neat sum of $80.25 to be on hand.
During the afternoon some matters
were referred to the board of managers
with reference to a field agent for the
association in this county. Rev. S. P.
Crurnmett, the secretary and other
officers were present.
The various ministers of the city
will depart to-day for Parkersburg,
where they will attend the annual M.
E. Conference. AS far as is known
only one change is to be made as far
as the local churches are concerned
and 1t Will be the appointing VI d ou0-
cessor to Rev. E. D. Hanna, as pastor
of the Zane street church. The latter
minister has vacated his pastorate to
accept the office of superintendent OF
the State Orpihanage Society, with
headquarters at Charleston, and he
will be appointed to the charge by
Presiding Elder Moore during the con-
ference to convene at Parkersburg
next Saturday. Each of the Methodist
churches will be represented by one
delegate.
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DIAZ CANNOT COME.

CITY or MEXICO, September 25.-
President Diaz cannot go to Chicago
on account of the illness of Madame
Diaz. He has appointed Lie Ignacion
Mariscal. minister of foreign relations.
to 60 as his Representative.
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FIRST CROSS AFTER REFORMA-
TION.

The accompanying illustration is
from photograph of the first cross
erected in England after the reforma-
ton. Time was when the putting up Of
a cross on British soil was dangerous
undertaking, religious feeling once run
ming so high that such symbols proved
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DIDN'T LIKE IT.

Victoria, where the next battle will be
fought. People desiring to proceed to
Puerto Cabello on the Gulf of Trieste
are not allowed to depart. The COVER
nment is very unpopular and very sus-
picious.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-09-26

Homeseekers' Excursions Via r. & o.
September 10Th, October 3rd and 18th,
to principal points in the far West,
Northwest, South, and Southwest, at
low rates. Tickets valid for return
passage q days from date Of sale. For
full information apply to T. C. Burke.
Passenger and Ticket agent, Wheeling.
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SITUATION CRITICAL.

PONCE, Porto Rico, September Is
advices received here to-day from Ca
racas describe the situation in Vene-
zuela as critical.
The revolutionists are approaching
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JONES WON
In His Fight Against the Sale of the Toledo
Gas Works

TOLEDO, O., September 25-The final
stand was made in the board of aldermen
tonight by the faction which has been
pushing the sale Of the Toledo gas plant,
and Mayor Jones friends were successful,
the proposition to readvertise for bids be
ing lost by one vote. This will probably
end the dispute, as the board tonight prac-
tically repudiated the action of its own
committee
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Is Exehange Bank Bundlne
ToR GATsT-

Double dwelling house at 10 and ~ South
Broadway. Lot 50 feet front. room for an
other house. VIII sell whole property on
a quick deal for s., 400. VIII pay as invest
meGt as Ii is.
Building lots Twenty-nlnth street, for
$3.50
500 will buy lot on Chapline street. near
Twenty-eghth.
Fifteenth street lots. Any number Of feet
you want for $50 per front foot.
e. o. SMITH,
National Exchange Bank RnildinR
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total of 20 per cent increase since that

total of 20 per cent increase since that
date.
Members of the Lake Carriers Asso-
citation, when their attention was called
to the fact that the engineers had been
given ~ per cent more than they had
demanded, said no such demands had
been received from the engineers.
The Lake Carriers Association has
never recognized the Marine Engineers
Union.
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FOB sALE-REAl ESTATE

FOR SALE Real Estate; desirable resi-
dence Tor sale. 1 offer my residence. No
III South Front street quite comfortable
and in perfect condition. good location. In
quire. w. j. LUTZ, No. Ill South Front
street. se24e8da
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EoR sALE.

Win sell a modern six-room frame DWELL
inf, practically new, a Edgington at q
bargain on a quick deal.
SeVen-room frame dwelling, Echo Point.
Eeight-room frame dwelling, Pleasant
Valley.
Ten-room frame dwelling. Pleasant Val
ley.
Choice building lots Edgington and Pleas
ant Valley.
NORTON & CO.,
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an eye-sore to the Puritan. This par
ticular cross was erected in the corner
of the grounds Of Walton hall by Squire
Waterton, one time opponent of the
reformation.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-09-26

2115 acres Of OAK TIMBER. ave miles
from the Ohio river. Good road. VIII sell
Land and Timber, or Timber. at a bargain.
or trade for other property.
Theo. w. Fink & Co.,
Phone 6S7. 1909 Market Street
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Lutz & Sons beer is the best. Most
pleasing to the taste. 1t grows in
popularity More Wheeling people
drink it every day. Call for it.
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OFF FOR THE PHILIPPINES.

HARRISBURG, Pa. September 25-
The Twenty-eighth regiment left Camp
Meade this morning for service in the
Philippines.
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Fels-Naptha soap IS a Won

FeIs-Naptha soap IS a won
der: it does what no one be-
lieves beforehand: it washes
clothes by soaking a half
hour, then a little rubbing in
cold or warm water, not hot.
SC; and the SC back from
your grocer, if not as we say.
Fels 8 Co. makers Philadelphia.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

GRAND OPERA HOUSE-AH week, Ma
day, matinee Hazel Kirk" tonight.
Royal Rags"
OPERA HOUSE = Thursday night,
Browns in Town
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INTERESTING MEETINGS.
The Ministerial Union and Ohio County
Bible Society

IN SESSION AT THE Y. M. G. A.
BUILDING YESTERDAY AFTER
NOON-THE UNION DISCUSSED
THE TOPIC VACATION EXPER-
FENCES IMPORTANT
BUSINESS BEFORE THE SOCIE-
TY-METHODIST CONFERENCE
NEWS.
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7o1f &c 6anc,
a. r-.4stA es4.~
FOR SALE ely f,ty.s Real

TO SETTLE UP THE JOHN VOcKLER
ESTATE.
The large two-story brick tanuery build
fug with machinery and other belongings.
q most desirable manufacturing site cor
rer Tgenty-gec0nd and Water streets. Lot
two-story brick dwelling and store
room situated No Z2iS, on the east side of
Main street. In Centre Wheeling. contain
inr rooms and kitchen and one store
room. and a twO-gtory brick dwelling. 4
rooms IA rear. on alley. Lot % BY 10 feet
4 tsgo-story brick dwelling containing s
rooms and attic, situated on east side OK
Main street Lot Is BY ~ feet.
For prices and terms inquire at once at
22fs Main street.
JOHN VOCKLER'S HEIRS.
sei7e&da
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Ron1 Eatnto aarGn4rara

National Exchange Bank Banding.
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MINOR CITY TOPICS.

u. S. weather bureau forecast for
New Mexico: Fair tonight and Fri
day.
There will be the regular weekly meet
ing of Paradise lodge, No. 2, l. 0. o. f..
this evening at 7.30. Important bust
ness
Magdalena Ortiz, of Pojoaque, and
Felicia Lucero de Santistevan, of
Taos, have been adiudged insane, and
sent to the territorial insane asylum at
Las Vegas.
The territorial capitol board will meet
in this city, Saturday, at 10 a. m., for
routine business. In the afternoon, the
board will escort the legislature over the
new capitol building.
Citizens who have been recently at
Bland. say that the new Methodist
church there is made up of enthusiastic
members who will shortly begin raising
money with which to build church.
A local druggist has emptied one of
his show windows of the ordinary ex-
hibits. and made a more or less specta-
cular display of copperas, flour Of sui
phur, sticks of birthstone, sulphur
candles. and various other kinds of dis
infectants.
Internal Revenue Collector Morrison
was much pleased yesterday to learn
from new signature to correspondence
from Washington, that G. W. Wilson,
who has for the last eight or ten years
been the efficient deputy commissioner
of internal revenue has succeeded Hon.
N. B. Scott, recently elected United
States senator from West Virginia.
Judge Morrison and his clerks immedi-
ately sent on a letter of congratulation
and to make the congratulatOry express
sions more emphatic, affixed a 10 cent
revenue stamp to the document. The
Judge says the appointment is most
excellent one, and will give universal
satisfaction, as Commissioner Wilson is
the best posted man on internal revenue
in the country.
The pipe line at the reservoir has been
extended out into the water from the
embankment, so that there will be no
more trouble from sliding rock as here
tof ore. But it is possible that for the
next two or three nights. there may be a
little irregula rity with the lights in
town, because OF necessary changes of
gates, and a few other necessary repairs
now in progress.
Yesterday the thermometer at the
local weather bureau registered as fol-
lows: Maximum temperature, 63 de-
grces ut A p. M; minimum, 30 degrees
at T:l5 a. m. The mean temperature
for the "a hours was 40 degrees; mean
daily humidity "a per cent,
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MAnxzr REPORT.

New York, March 9.--Money on call
easier at ~ q per cent. Prime mer'
camille paper, 3K @ 4. Silver, 509s
lead, "a. 10.
Chicago. Wheat, May, 7lss; July
7Oss. Corn, March, 34Ss; May, 36H.
Oats, March, 261S; May, 27K.
Chicago. - Cattle, receipts, 1s,5oo!
steady; beeves, $3.50 q IS. 80; cows and
heifers, $l.75 q $3.50; Texas steers,
$3.50 a $500; stockers and feeders,
$3.50 q $4.75. Sheep, receipts, 11,OoO;
steady; natives, $500 a &.SO; lambs
$500 q $50.
Kansas City-Cattle, receipts, 4,5O0
best steady, others weak; native steers
$500 a $3.50 Texas steers, $3.50 q
"a. 65; Texas cows, $500 q $3.50; native
cows and heifers, $500 a 81. 10; stockers
and feeders, &3.O0 q $5.25; bulls, $3.50 a
Sa.45. Sheep, receipts, 1000; firm
lambs, $3.50 % $4.60; muttons, $3.50 q
"a. 10.