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such terms as the board of directors
may designate.
OFFICERS OF THE COMPANY.

The following gentlemen have agreed
to serve as directors or the company:
Andrew d. Jones. of Woodward
Baldwin " Co., director OF the Mary
land Trust Co, director of The National
Union Bank, Baltimore, Md.
Lloyd l.. Jackson, OF John l.. Hurst
IL Co., first vice president OF the Mary
land Trust Co, director of The Com
merclal and Farmers National Bank,
Baltimore. Md.
Henry j. Bowdoin, OF Marbury &
Bowdoin, director OF The Continental
Trust Co, Baltimore. Md.
Seymour Mandelbaum, of Henry Som
neborn * Co. director of the Fidelity
and Deposit CO.. of Maryland. director
of The Farmers and Planters Bank,
Baltimore. Md.
William ~. Marburs. capitalist. vice
president of The Continental Trust Co.,
director of The National Union Bank,
Baltimore, Md.
Colonel Walter II. Taylor. president
Of the Marine Bank. Norfolk. Va.
folk National Bank. Norfolk, Va.
Leigh l.. Watts, president Bank of
Portsmouth, and general counsel for the
Seaboard Air Line. Portsmouth, Va.
Frank c. Hubbard, attorney at law
and director OF Columbus Street Rail-
way Co., Columbus. Q.
c. w. Grandy, president Norfolk
Bank for Savings and Trusts, Norfolk,
Va.
o. d. Jackson. real estate. Norfolk,
Va.
G. NJ. Scrpell. general manager Nor
folk and Carolina Railroad Company,
and director in Citizens Bank Of Nor
folk, Virginia. Norfolk. Va.
a. w. Cornick. of ~. W. Cornick &
Co. Norfolk. Va.
D. Lowenberg. capitalist. Norfolk.
Va.
II. 7. Lowenberg. attorney at law.
Norfolk. Va.
Joseph 7. Allyn, attorney at law,
Norfolk. Va.
or the above directors the following
gentlemen have agreed to act in the re-
spective official capacities. viz: An
drew d. Jones. president: n. Lowen-
berg, vice president and general man
aver; Caldwell Hardy treasurer: II. L.
Lowenherg, secretary.
The following financial institutions
have been designated To receive sub
scriptions to the preferred capital stock
of this COMPANY: The Marine Bank.
Norfolk. Va Tho Norfolk Bank for
Savings and Trusts Norfolk. Va: The
Maryland Trust CO.. Baltimore. Md.
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along the southern line OF

eastwardly along the southern line OF
the lot formerly belonging to said Brad
ford. now deceased. and along the
southern line OF the lands sold by Sally
and Ella w. Tazcwell TO II. G. White
head. j. r. Whitehead and ]. W. Spa
sat, to the southeasterly corner or the
lot sold to ]. w. Spagat. thence north
wardly along eastern line of the lot
sold to Spagat 10 the southwestern cor
ner OF the lot OF land sold by Sally and
Ella w. Tazewell to w Il. Rogers.
thence easwardly along the southern
line of said Rogers lot to the north
western corner of the parcel of land
last above described. thence in n south
eriy direction parallel 10 CRANKY street
ard 100 feet from Cranky street TO the
point or beginning
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-07-12
coLoRED CONFERENCE.
TO BE HELD IN HAMPTON NEXT
WEEK.

10 BE HELD IN HAMPTON NEET
WEEK.
The third annual Colored Conference
will be held at the Hampton Normal
and Agricultural Institute next week.
The interest in this conference mas bee n
increased by the recent race troubles
throughout the country. and 1t will
doubtless be well attended Some of
the subjects to be discussed are The
Burden OF the Educated Negro
Woman" Negro Business Enterprises
and The Possibilities for the Negro
In the Industrial Pursuits Amone,
me speakers arc: Miss Maria l.. BALD
win. of tho Agassiz School. Cambridge.
Mass; Prof. w. S. Scarborough, VIII
berforce University. Ohio; Archibald Il.
Grimke, Boston, Mass. and Prof. Kelly
Miller, of Howard University.
quite number of the Representative
colored citizens of Norfolk are arraue-
Ing TO attend.
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Is. Y. =. u.
Richmond
and Return
$500
g., 90

Via Norfolk auh Western Railway.
On account of the Intcrna tional Con
vention of the b. y. =. L. the Norfoli,
and Western railway VIII sell. on July
1lth, 18th and 18Th. round trip tickets
to Richmond at the rate 81 good for
return passage until July Sist. Apply
city ticket office, No. 10 CRANKY street.
or Norfolk and Western depot. G. II
Basley. District Passenger Agent.
1v11-2t
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WATT. RETTEw & CLAY.
The Famous
Anchor Brand
81 Madras Shirts
at 39C. each.

In our last Sundays adver-
tlSement we announced that
the 81 Fitwell Negligee Shirts
would be on sale here at CSC.
each.
Well, we sold them all day
Monday and Tuesday at Csc.
each, and, ii we had any more
we would continue to sell
them at that price.
That's the way WE do bus
mess.
What we promise to do, 5ce
do do!
Beginning this morning we
shall offer the we'll known
Anchor Brand
81 Madras Shirts,
with pair OF cuffs
to match, at
goo. each.
And, having confidence in
us, ron knolo that 1cAeH ron
come for Them YOU CAN GET
THEM
New share 4-in-frand Washable Ties
REGULAR lcc. Madras Club Ties. Tor
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Eycs ExnInineHEre

DIR. a. Week manager of the optical
department. of the Gale Jewelry Com
pany. VIII examine your eyes free. De-
fective vision and complicated cases
specially invited TO call. je26tf
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Noti.cr AnrcIuxI,crn

Rev. Brother Angclus, who is well
known in Norfolk, and who was dircc
tor OF 81. Mars Male Academy for
several years. WAS in the city YESTERDAY.
lie - at present director OF a school
In Wheeling, w. Va. There is a rumor
a!loat that ne will he at old Point col
lese the coming session. and his many
friends hone taa rni4-4;,;- - ~ verified
Brother AnGeius is stopping at tho ola
Point Comfort College and those wh0
nave seen him regard the meeting as
good for sore eyes"
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.nIcs ofRco, r.,nte Yesterday.

Mr.. r. +. Rogers. auctioneer, sold ut
the Real Estate and Stock Exchange
yesterday for Judge T. s. Garnett, spe-
clal commissioner, the following prop
erty. on Duke and Brown streets. to
the following parties at sums named:
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All in sight OF monument. Newest
Discovery" extracts teeth nairlessly
\. Y. Dental Rooms. r.nnes only, s9i
5!ain street. corner Talbot.
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The lOc grade Of
Crash Linen, Sc. I'd.

This is a remarkably good quality
smooth and evenly woven--}o
inches wide having boiy enough TO
psrmlt OF graceful hanging We have
sold thousands of yards OF this Crash
this season. To-day we put a case of
it on sale-not for the day only, but
until all sold
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-07-12
SEWELL'S POINT
Some Facts Relative to the Com
pany About to Operate There.
Thirty-four Thouxnnd rcct of water
FrOntn.c- Common ana Preferred
Stack OF Two AMI one Quarter
Million Dollars.

AS the new Norfolk Hampton Roads
Company that is about to- develop Sew
ellis Point and the section Intervening
between the Point and Norfolk pos
sesscs much interest at the present
time. the Virginian- Pilot to-day pre-
sents its readers with some facts III re-
gard to its plans and purposes.
The company has a capital of $3.50,
COO, divided as follows: Five per cent
cumulative preferred stock. $4,000,
and sl,50O, 900 common stock. The COM
pany proposes to develop a tract of
2,260 acres of land in the Seweli's Point
district. beginning about four miles
from the business center of the city
OF Norfolk
LOCATION OF TRACT.
This tract of land is located within
the area bounded on the north by
Hampton Roads, on the west by Hamp-
ton Roads and Elizabeth river, on the
South by Tanners creek, and on the
east by 5oush's creek, and an irregular
line drawn from the head OF Boush 5
creek in southerly direction to Tan
ner'rs creek. This tract has deep
water frontage of $1,000 feet on Eliza,
beth river. and a water frontage of
$500 feet on Tanners creek. 1900 feet
on Hampton Roads and 5000 feet on
Boush's creek. This property cost the
company Sl32.OS7, or about 500 for
each acre of land.
DOUBLE TRACK ELECTRIC ROAD.
Under a contract entered into with
the banking house Of Alexander Brown
~ Sons. of Baltimore, this firm Is adj
Nancing the money necessary to con-
struct 4 doublc-;rack electric road run
ming from SeWelrS Point. the extreme
northern limit of the company.s pro-
perty, To the business center of Nor
folk. including the erection of large
Union pier at SeWel's Point extending
on; to deep water and aifording the
best possible facilities for a landing of
all bay and cnastwise steamers plying
between Norfolk and other points. and
the construction of broad driveway
bridge across Tanners creek, thereby
placing this property within easy driv-
ing distance OF Norfolk.
The company believes that this pro-
perry could not have been obtained at
any figure approximating the actual
purchase price agreed upon had the
construction of this railway. bridge and
pier been arranged for and known al
the time of the contracts of sale and
purchase of 1t. The financial arrange
menis of the Norfolk and Atlantic
Terminal Company include also a
steamer to ply between Sewelrs Poin,
and Old Point Comfort. which fcrriage
Viii consume not more than fifteen
minutes.
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THE RIGHT OF WAY.

In consideration OF the great en-
hancement OF the company's holdings
resulting from the construction OF this
road, bridge. pier and steamer. tho
Norfolk Hampton Roads Company has
agreed To convey the righ, of way for
the electric road OYER such streets Of
the companyS property as may be
agreed upon: also - convey twenty
acres of land for the terminal faciii-
ties of the railroad, which land SHAH
be located by agreement at or near the
point designated Tor the location OF
the pier. and shall have a water 'front.'
age OF not more than 1000 feet.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-07-12
CALENDAR.
Sun rises Asa a. M; sets 7:27 p. m.

TIDES.
Norfolk: High water 600 a. NJ, 1907
p. M; low water 5:5l n. H., 6:Oi p m
Old Point: High water 1880 a. m
HAS p. M; low water $3.50 a. m., SAB
p. m.
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DONOVAN-At his residence, No $50
East Main street, Monday July 10Th 1899,
at 10:40 o'clock A. M, WILLIAM DONO.
VAN, In the saith year of his age.
The funeral will take place from ST.
Mary's Catholic Church "WEDNESDAY
MORNING at o'clock Friends of the
family are Invited to attend.
1yll-2t Ledger copy.
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WEATHER REPORT


WEATHER FORECAST.
Washington, ID. c., July II.
For Virginia. Fair Wednesday and
Thursday; light southeasterly winds.
For North Carolina Fair Wednesday
and Thursday, except showers on the
coast; light northeast 10 east winds
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-07-12
Norfoik ana vtcini,y.
WEATHER FORECAST FOR

w AIIEK FORECAST F'OI{
TODAY
Increasing cloudiness and higher tenn
perature; variable winds.
TEMPERATURE, RAINFALL AND
HUMIDITY.
Maximum temperature. :. ........ ST
Minimum temperature. =. ........ &C
Normal temperature. :. E. ..minus 5
Departure from normal. ..-... 80
Departure from normal since Jan
uary LIST. ..... ...... ........minus Go
Rainfall In past "a hours. :. ...... 0
Rainfall since LIST of MONTH. .....1 .GS
Mean humidity...... -. ...... rs
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line OF the city limits. on the north
shore of Tanners creek and runs;
northerly. embracing all the land down
to. ant fronting on. Hampton Roads.
All OF lie western boundary has deep.
-A1laI frnntlge ON the Elizabeth river
and Hampton Roads. on Inc south
shore OF Tanners Creek IS the Lam
bert's Point district. which body of
land Is contiguous 10 and a conlinua
ton of Client, The new annex 10 OLA
Norfolk
The property of this company Is high
and uniformly we'll adapted Tor buiia-
ing purposes. Al the extreme north
western point. and bordering on an
usually fine beach, IL located heavy
grove of pine trees forming 4 natural
park OF much beauty. /, is ut this
point that the company will erect a
motel, adapted for both summer and
winter purposes which will be in fui,
View of. and Within fifteen minutes h..
ferry to, the Chamber.in ana Hygeia.
at Old Pon{. The company state thai
all the appointments Of this hotel vim
pe Sucn as 10 insure its popularity with
critical patrons.
SITES FOR SUBURBAN HOMES.
The natural advantages Of this local
ity have never been utilized for suhur
ban homes. and it is now confidently
anticipated, That as soon as the new
electric road is completed. this new
section viii be much sought by a large
number Of persons seeking home sitc.
OF this nature.
1t is proposed 10 issue $3.50. GOA. 40 > per
cent. cumulative preferred stock. and
not more than 81 500, 10000 common
stock. The preferred stock Will receive
cumulative dividends at the above rate
or per cent. per annum. and will be-
redeemed a. par ana accrued dividends
before any common stock is issued. The
common stock, which is in no event to
exceed $1,000 c01.o par Waite. win be is
suec only when all the preferred stock
mas been so retired. and then only Ia
such an amount as may from time to
tiine equal The value Of tho assets Of The
company at the time OF such issue.
Eech subscriber to the preferred stock
VIII upon fun payment of his sub
scripton. receive a negotiable certiii-
cate emitting him to that proportion OF
one haii OF the common stock as. and
when issued. which equals such sub
scriber's proportion of the total pre-
fcrred stock. Such certificates calling
ior common stock when issued are
transferable ny endorsement and are
salablc separate from the shares OF
preferred stock. Each share of preferred
stock VIII he redeemahlc Mt any time
NJ part and accrued dividends unon
call by the board or directors. under
such rules as the board may estab-
lish.
The full paid preferred stock will he
receivable a par in payment for prop
erfy purchased from the company on
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sEWELL's POINT DISTRICT.

The disiric; known as, Sewers poin,
begins about two mics from the north
line OF the city limits on the north
shore of Tanners creek, and runs
northerly. embracing all the land down
TO- anf fronting on. Hampton Roads.
All Of lie western boundary has a deep.
4A1laE- frnntlgn ON the Elizabeth river
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-12-08
B A INSPECTION.

Xanbsr Of Gers H.udlsd Last Year II.
cesds Al Previous Records.
ST. PAUL, Dec. THE fourteenth
annual report of the state grain inspec.
ton department for the year ending
Aug. 81, has been transmitted tosthe
railroSd and warehouse commission by
Chief S1nspector Reishus. The report
shows that more wheat, corn and fax.
seed was received than during any pre-.
vious year. : There is a considerable
falling of in oats, rye and barley, a
fact which is due largely to the diver.
sion Of this traffic to Chicago. Milwau.
kee and St. Louis, where the large
brewing establishments are located.
Agents have bought direct from the
farmers. . The total number of ears re.
ceived at Minnesota terminals during
the period of this report exceeded the
highest number received in any pre-
vious year by ,26. 3O1. u
The present seasons crop, that for the
crop year beginning Sept. l, 1899, prom
Uses to be more difficult than usual to
grade, by reason of the heavy fall rains
which affected a large part of the crop,
and rust and blight which visited Ger.
tain gra~in-growing sections.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-12-08
DAMAGING TESTIMONY,
psssseutisa spsiass . Surprise 10 The
Melineux Case.

Prosecutor spriass {. Surprise 10 tho
Aslinsu1 Case.
New YORK, Dec. THE surprise OF
the day in the trial Of Roland B.,Noli.
neux for the murder Of Katherine J.
Adams was the sudden introduction by
the prosecution Of direct testimony that
Molineux had borne bitter enmity to-
ward Harry Cornish and A. H. Harp
ster. IA former employe Of the Knicker.
booker Athletic club and a friend of
Cornish; further. that Molineux sought
in a roundabout way, by having an
agent write to Harpster's former EN-.
ployer over a false signature, to obtain
information as to Harpster's character
that he might use the information to
Harpster's injury. This pow testimony,
which was extracted from an unwilling
friend Of Molineux, is important not
only as showing a motive for Molineux
seeking the death of Cornish but as
confirming the.theory Of the prosecu-
ton that Molineux wrote or caused to
be written certain letters. falsely
signed, asking for drugs and medicines.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-12-08
BRIEF BITS OF NEWS.

Fire at Meridian, Miss, caused q loss
Of $500, COO.
The gross earnings of railways the
last fiscal year showed an increase Of
$50, OO0, 900. l
The Chicago board of trade is at the
head Of a crusade against the bucket
Shop system.
Joseph H. Swan. n Of Iowa's best
known lawyers, died at Sioux City Of
heart failure.
The torpedo boat destroyer Bailey
was launched from the yard of Charles
s. Seabury & Co. ut Morris Heights, N.
Y, Tuesday.
E. s. Milliken, IN employs Of the
Kern County Land company, Baker,
field, CAL, murdered his wife and hia
xyesr-old child and then committed
suicide. No cause IL known.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-12-08
MUST BIZ CLEARLY.
uAiry COMMISSIONS Bowler Hoids Q
Rod Over Crea msries.

Dairy Commissions Bowler Holds q
Rod Over Creamsries.
ST. PAUL. Dec. THE state dairy
and food department is sending cut
blanks to the creamer!es for their an
nual statistical reports, due Nov. /, but
usually made at the end of the year, az
most Of the IN have their an
nual meetings then.
Last year nearly 80 per cent failed to
comply with the law, and nothing was
done on the ground that the reports
were due under the outgoing admins.
tration. This year, Major Bowler says,
the reports will be insisted upon. The
law provides a penalty Of S. to 500
fine and 30 to 30 days imprisonment for
failure to report. making it a misde-
meanor.
Commissioner Bowler says that the
majority of creameries in the state are
well managed and clearly, but that
some are not. These latter are warned
to mend their ways under penalty of
publication Of the reports Of inspectors.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-12-08
GAINING.
Elected Two Mayors In Massachusetts q
T~uesday's Election.

Elected Two Mayors In Masach usetts 1t
T~uesday's Election.
Boston. Dec. THE feature of the
municipal election IN Is of the 81 cities
in the state was the added triumphs of
the Socialists. Last year the Social
Democrats captured Haverhill and this
year Brockton was added to the col
umn. Candidates in other cities made
respectable showinss and the vote
which they received materially affected
the other contestants.
As a rule the Republicans were sue.
cessful, Quincy being reclaimed from
the Democrats, and independent candi-
dates were defeated in other cities by
substantial majorities. Nearly all the
cities voted i'll favor of making eight
hours a days labor for city employees.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-12-08
TOO FAST A PACE
Woods Rapid Promotion Said to
Have Raised Objection in
the Army
Has Gained Such Proportions
That Confirmation May Be
Opposed.
Brooke Likely to Succeed Shafter
and Wood to Fill BroOke's
Shoes.

New YORK. Dec. S.-Discussing the
promotion of General Wood to the rank
Of major general, the Washington cor.
respondent of The Herald y
Though it has been apparent that the
president has further reward in store
for General Wood, there has been
strong feeling in the army in opposition
TO his appointment as a brigadier gen.
eral of the regular ser.i g, but this op-
position has undoubte -ly caused the
president to determine to make General
Wood q major general of volunteers
and then place him in command Of the
military division Of Cuba. SO opposed
are some of the officers of the service
to General Woods advancement that it
is expected a movement will be in
augurated to prevent confirmation Of
the nomination by the senate.
1t is claimed by these men that the
advancement of q captain Of the medi-
cal corps to the high rank of major
general is calculated to subvert dis
cipline, disturbing existing methods Of
promotion. and is apt to make the
younger officers devote more time to
getting political pulls than to perfect
ing themselves in their special
branches. OF course, General Woods
appointment as governor Of Cuba will
depend upon the confirmation Of the
nomination.
General Brooke will complete a years
service in command Of Cuba on Jan. l.
General Wilson or General Lee some
time in tho near future will be ap-
pointed ~brigadier general of the regular
service and be retired, and Brlgadier
General Ludlow, L. S. ", will be
brought home. General Brooke will
probably be assigned to command the
Department of California to succeed
Major General Shafter, when that off.
Ger is retired as major general. in &C.
cordance with the recommendation OF
Secretary Root.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-12-08
WILL NOT RECEDE.
Attorney Douglas Mainsatns the Incur
auce Union Violates the Law.

Attorney Douglas Maintatns the Incur
ance Union Violates the Law.
ST. PAUL, Dec. S.-The union insur-
ance companies Of the state have again
failed to influence the attorney general.
In an opinion the latter adheres to his
former opinion in the contest between
the union and non-union companies,
and holds that the rule adopted by the
union companies at the September
meeting, by which agents were to be
allowed increased commissions, pro-
vided they would exclude non-union
companies from their offices is in viola.
ton Of the Minnesota antitrust law
for which their licenses may be a
celed and they excluded from dom
business in the state.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-12-08
Grading West of Spokane.

ST. PAUL. Dec. S.-Chief Engineer
Stevens, of the Great Northern, say:
grading roadbed west from Spokane
will commence at once. This section il
only part Of a contract thus far award
ed. 1t is the most difficult portion OF
the proposed line and will require quite
a long time to complete. In the mean
time other contracts will be awarded
This work will be completed about
March /. The cost, exclusive Of build
ings, will be about 800, OOO.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-12-08
Washington and Oregon Branches

PORTLASD.O Or, Dec. s.-Supplementa,
articles Of incorporation Of the Snake
River Valley Railroad company were
filed in the Office Of the city clerk by
L. B. Cox, w. 3. Aver and w. H.
Kennedy. According to these articles
the company proposes to run steam.
boats, build and operate telegraph lines
and construct and operate various lines
of railroads. The article cover Is branch
lines in Oregon, Washington and Idaho.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-12-08
Con icted Banker Gets . New Trial.

KANSAS CITY, Dec. ii. c. Darragh,
former president of the Kansas City
Safe Deposit and Savings bank, who
was convicted in 81 of wrecking that
institution and sentenced to two years
in the ~penitentiary, has been granted
another trial by the supreme court.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-12-08
Chicago Union Stock Yards.

CHICAGO, Dec. z.
CATTLE-Market steady.
Sales ranged at "a. 4o@6.55 for beeves,
3.OOQlOO for cows and heifers; 5000
40 for stockers and feeders; 8.25@5.S5
for Texas steers: 4.0OQ5.25 for Westerns.
HOGS-Market 5XlOc lower:
Sales ranged at Si65@4.1O for mixed
and butchers; ta9o@4.0j for good heavy;
"a. 800 SIX for rough heavy: o. 60G4O5;
for light. Bulk Of sales, s.. 80 A4.0O.
Market steady.
Sales ranged at e3.o5@4.2O for sheep,
S4.OOQ5.5 80 for lambs.
Receipts: Cattle, 1900; hogs, 1900:
sheep, 1900.