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ties estimate that the wastaEe Of
horses monthly by the British forces Ia
South Africa must be calculated at not
less than 5000.
The correspondent Of the Times at
Lourenzo Marques, telegraphlng Mon
day. says. Trustworthy refugees
assert that the Beers recently obtained
at least thirty pieces OF artillery. some
of large caliber which were brought
overland as machinery from a west
African port. Eight OF these guns were
dispatched "a the Free State a week
ago The Boer officials openly boast
that they have succeeded IN smuggling
ammunition through Portuguese terri
torV
lin the course Of the Dempsey trial.
state Engineer Munnk admitted under
pressure that acting under instruc-
tlous from State Secretary Reitz OF the
Transyaal he had bored holes In TWEEN
,y-tye mines
BOERs SECURE THEIR CONVOY.
A dispatch TO the Morning Post from
Bloemfontein, dated April 9Th. gives a
description by y. r. Burnham the
American scout with Gen. Roberts Of
the BOer trek from KOrn Spruit. Mr.
Burnham says.
lowing 90 report that the British
had occupied Brandf0rl and were NOV
ing 20 Winburg the course OF the
convoy was altered and the Beers
pushed forward with increased speed
toward Winburg They expected cav
airy pursuit every hour and the con-
voy was protected with the greatest
care, the road being taken between
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Arrested q MnInnnirc.

Now York April lo.-George w Hun.
OF Arizona. who is said 90 De a million.
uire ana former speaker OF the Arizona
Legislature. was arrested in this city to-
day at OBJ. request Of the attorney gen.
.eral 0f Rhode Island.
According tn statements made in po-
lice court when Doc WAS arraigned. he
Is wanted .n Rhode Island 20 answer To
a charge Of perjury alleged 90 have
been committed by him IN suit
brought before the appellate division VI
the supreme court oi that State for
divorce from DIS wife. Margaret j. Hull
HUI was reWanI.I without bail.
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Pcrico Pipin Convicted.

New York. April ia dispatch %
the Herald from Puerto Plata, Santo
Domingo, says:
The Tial Of peric0 P.pn. who recently
led a small uprising against the gov-
ernmrnt OF Sant0 Domingo. has ended
with the conviction of the prisoner.
The trial was begun on March Q.
AT lts conclusion the governor of San
tlnG0 dc Los Cabtlier0s ordered an
business establishments closed ln order
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Fricnd OF Lincoln Dead.

New York, April ll.-Eliphal Wood,
who was a trusted friend Of Abraham
Lincoln, IS dead in his home IN Irving
ton ~ Y, aged 81 years. He gained
fortune from large lumber mills Ia
Michigan.
Nix Wood was IN Chicago during the
Ciyll war and worked actively to Sc
cure and equip volunteers. being a
member of "a committee which advanced
nearly 81 100000 for this purpose.
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CAREFUL INSTRUCTIONS BY BoER
COMMANDERS.

Mr. Burnham also mentions the way
which work intrusted 90 men with tired
horses Was Immediately taken up by
others with fresh animals if occasion
offered, Toe newcomers being given In-
structions and The range OF tha men
whose places they took He was also
struck bv the extraordinary fulIu,ss
of the instructions given by the COM
manders TO the men before any move
ment vas begun
These Included Information as TO the
route 90 be followed the intention of
the movement and the different rendez-
yous iu case either Of victory or de-
feat Another thing that Impressed
him greatly was 'tho total absence Of
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HE STOLE GOLD.
Assayer at the Mint Takes $40 20
500 a Week.

San Francisco, April lib. c.. Ber-
gin an assayer Ia the branch mint OF
the United states I'm this city. has been
arrested on suspicion OF having stolen
small amounts OF gold daily for months
past When taken into custody $40
worth Of gold clippings was found on
his person. He Il said to have virtually
admitted his guilt 90 the detectives.
His father an attorney OF Oakland,
suffered a severe attack of heart failure
when told OF his sons arrest.
superintendent Leach saws he thinks
mat from SO 20 $50 a week has been
stolen from the mint for some time.
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CouId Not Make Ponce.

Actra. Gold Coast Colony, West
Africa. April 1O.-sir Frederick Nit
chell Hcdgson. governor Of the colony,
sends dispatch from Kumassle an
nouncing that his efforts 10 effect a
peaceful settlement Of the difficulty
between the British officials and the
Kumassie tribesmen have not sue
Celcd.
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WIN Not Try 10 Run Congress.

Washington. April l0-At the morn
ing session Of the Baltimore annual
conference OF the Methodist Episcopal
church (south). an adverse report was
submitted by the committee 10 which
were referred resolutions introduced
by Dr. WILDER Crafts. placing the con-
ference on record 8s urging action on
various matters before Congress and
the country including ant-polygamy
and anu-canteen bills. and a rrf0rm
IN the divorce laws Of the District Of
Columbia The report was unanimous
~ adOptel.
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Master Piumbors on Tho Fight.

Chicago April li.-Twclye master
plumbers whose aggregate wealth IS
counted in the millions. VIII begin han.
ding tongs running lead pipe and wip-
log Joints iu the new Merchants Loan
and Trust building This morning They
are members 0f The Master Plumbers
association and were among thirty 0r
forty Who last night volunteered t0 go
into the building and HELM Out the Grim
which has TIE contract f1r
The plumbing work Thurs
day eiEht other contractors
win Join the force which will go 90
work today and 90 is said that twenty
WIZ De all the workmon that WIN De
needed.
N. ]. Carhoy president % the Master
Plumbers association. SIS 90 be the chief
superintendent foreman and general
overFeer The action OF the masters rs
taken as an indication of a determine
ton 90 hCht 90 the bitter end
The building trades council union
has turned the lockout az the Mer.
chants Loan and Trust building into
strike. and last nlght there was not a
union man left on the Job.
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WESTERN STOCK GROWERS.
Organization in Denyer-Resolutions
on Leasing and Ceding Arid Lands.

Denver April lo.-The Western Range
stock Growers association. 10 include
as members the various local associa.
tious was organized today at the con.
yentiou Of Colorado Stock Growers. who
adopted resolutions yesterday IN oppo.
si,Ion 90 the leasing of the ranges 10 cat.
tle companies and the cessi0n OF arid
lands o. the States
A committee consisting OF one menu
Der from each county association In
Colorado was appointed and was ln-
struCtei ,0 convene within thirty DAYS
and elect officers FOR the new assocla-
ton ana perfect the organization
The convention listened % an address
by col John T. Irish of California. who
advocated leasing OF public lands for
grazing purposes bur opposed the ces.
sion OF 'he lands OF the States.
The convention then adjourned.
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leading 90 some instances. every man
having received instructions and carry
ing them out independently and as
specify as possible.
BRITISH HOLD ALIWAL NORTH
Aliwal North, April 1.-THE British
loss In the fighting az Wepener yester-
day was eleven killed and forty-one
wounded.
Fighting was resumed today. The
British are holding their own well.
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5000 HORSES A MONTH

The Bloemtonteln correspondent Of
the Morning Post says "The water
supply continues satisfactory In
trenChing Is proceeding vigorously on
The hills commanding Bl0emf0ntein.
Civilian labor is 10 be utilized. Sick
ness tmong the troops Is somewhat di-
minIsling
ReDl0unts are continually arriving at
Bl0enfontein, but competent authoH-
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Want The FerrIs MhecI.

Chicago. April ll.--Capltallsts Of Ber-
I'm, through Chicago firm, have made
an ofer 90 purchase the Ferris wheel
II the negotiations go through. the
wheel which was one OF the features
Of che worlds fair. VIII be shipped TO
Berlin. The wheel weighs 1900 tons.
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LOSSES OF BRITISH
SAID TO BE 100 To |
Victory Reported by BOerS-Englist Cores
oOndents Confirm lt-British Loss, l,4OO;
Beers l4-0ther War News.

but they viii endeavor TO save their
amour propro on 90 secure truce for
further negotiations Mr. Fischer says
the present BJer strength ut the front
Is $1,000.
TROOPS LEAVING BUTLER.
The Durham correspondent OF the
standard, teegraphiug Tuesday says
Large numbers of troops are coming
down for shipment tO Cape Colony
Two regiments have already sailed
Gen Hart Is also going 90 Inc Cape
probably 10 command Of those troops
The Durham correspondent of the
Daily Telegraph. teIcgIaph.ug Tuesday.
April 10Th SAYS our naval suns have
commenced bombardns th. B1er posi-
lions between Sundays river and Big.
garsberg.'
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kogjcs held ana evacuated 90 success
sion by rear guards
Jhe trek proceeded throughout sun
day and on Monday morning the cone
yoy was ten miles from Wuburg"
Dir. Buinham explaining the B1or
methods of obtaining the range for rifle
fire, says zone man fired successive
shots and watched the dust raised by
The bullets until accuracy was ODE
tamil and DE then communicated the
range 90 his comrades"
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a &C
precise he hrs three y
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lr.rlv pIsnateheal


r,r55n April 1.-THE Daily News
..sts following from Pretoria dated
,r,5,y by way Of Delagoa Bay
~, b officially announced that bat
,.t,s been fought south Of Brandiort
rt.,h COO British troops were killed
a,5 wounded. and 500 taken prisoners.
.r5 Roberts is declared 70 be find
,,, rrsgt difficulty owing TO the scar
KIM of water 49,,
w s'snIteh to the Daily Mail from
p-'r-.irt. dated sunday. says. Yes
.'-i'y zen. DE Wet inflicted the third
49, oB Inc British within "a week at
,l.gtafsg5nteln, killing and wounding
IN In captured 900 with twelve wag'
w. i5s.rg aye Beers killed and nine
wounded.
CAUSES GREAT ANXIETY.
Pm, that the war office has issued no
80 from Lord Roberts during the
sst f6rae days there would Doe little
Accusation DO place any crcdence in the
prir rapor's of another British disas-
~, Tbe unexpected rallying OF the
F,sa State commandos, however
i,gyas the public in a nervous condi-
G5r fearing everything.
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!, INHALER
CURES &
CATARRH
MUNYON'S
Colds, Coughs,
hayFever, Bron.
chltis, Asthma
and all Diseases
Of the Throat and
Lungs.

Clouds Of Medlcatei vapor are inh,led
Through the mouth 1ud emitted from the uas.
tIt, cleansing tud yapouaug ull tbe ihnamed
and diseased parts which cannot Do reached By
medicine taken Into the stomach.
II reaches me s0rs spot-H heals ne rnB
places 10 goes % ne seat Of d1edle-H acts ~
n balm md tonic 20 ne uhoie sVsicn-gi00 al
druggi5n o. Senl bymaM l5g5 Arch ST., Philo
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Dispatches from Pretoria as late as
M0Al1y ulu not mention any further
ha-f victory on the contrary they
sall a tlg Commands were quiet. and.
as Lord Roberts has hitherto never
ial'ed promptly 20 report mischances
as we'll ds successes, or TO allow the
newspaper correspondents 20 report
tlem until some confirmation rs re-
,e'ieI there is justification for regard
hg me Mecrkatsfontein rumor as only
sn exaggerated account OF the BedGers-
uuIs affair." AT the same time B0er
reports have SO often proved correct
mat tAe greatest anxiety viii be felt.
THIS Is no MIX.
A. dispatch from Pretoria, dated April
t,h wa Lourenzo Marques. says "The
nHush casualties IN The fight at De-
"e,a4lip were 100 killed and wounded
aAl CIV captured"
lhe Iransyaal volksraad has been
summoned 90 meet IN ordinary session
90 May 10TH"
Ihe Daily Mail publishes the follow
NJ. dated April 10Th, from Lourenzo
Nal Ilt-. The Netherland railway
te'esees 90 have received a telegram
py'uus b0er victory near kroon-
"a'' lN' Beers capturing 900 British
,,9nm'nlIug upon this, the Daily
,N-H remarks. There is a Merkats-
..l,..n about five and a half miles
s9l,A. asl vi kroonstad, but n the re-.
place" ~
LOOKING FOR AN OPENING.
ID l9e Bloemfontein correspondent OF
H,s Times. ielegraphlng Monday says:
Hs enemy is making a desperate at
m'P1 20 discover a strategic opening
N-I number IS unknown TO US. but
Az any where between three and six
ee'ana' they are moving cautiously.
,,Npunls are arriving, but the Ar
t s,nu.t animals are little liked By The
among the valuable documents dis.
az, '7,,,I belonging 20 Messrs. STEM
49, 'hDhtf Us some correspondence
rWo'its that the fall Of Lsdysmith
Dutch rising"
TWENTY MILES FROM MAFEKGNG.
f,il NJ Daily Man has the following
t,IN -aQy Sarah Wilson dated Mae.
v,-s 'iaIch s0th: "Iol. runners col-
L', DOW within twenty miles of ms
c5p,|.., .ht = undesirable unless ac-
i5 ,liaea by food supplies. The opln.
las t., ,,a'.s here that young Cronje
h., turned 90 the ranks of ne invest
Fiardebcrg." "''"b W N'e"s'
AEfHUEN ADVANCING.
80 itpofis seem 10 indicate u,ot
S S',l Methuel Is ADVANCING from n H"S
auns,',s,it.al hoopstad Itisa bold and
athGYgt a dangerous move. since.
Boon no.l. ,urns The right flank OF The
Lad p,iton az Brandf0rt Il puts
ever r.,.' uen's force between what- I
hos R, on there may bee al Bloom
irt force i'ahs'aAl' ana the Brand
Nar,.s 4'r peace commissioners al !
hog .5 not conceal the fact that l
Wis IN no hope Of obtaining peace |
dependence for the republics,
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PoiiticaI Excitement Killed him.

New York. April l0.-At the Repuhn-
can convention held at Amityville. l.. J..
today for the election ~ elegates 10 the
State convention. there was a row. dur
Ing which Former State Senator Rich
ard Hrhie. the leading Republican u
the east end of Long Island became
greatly excited. He was one OF those
elected delegates. and after the conven-
tion d. returned home and was stricken
with heart disease, dying In a few min
utes
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Prick VIII SELL OUT.
Wants 90 Dispose OF His sixteen
Millions Holdings with Carnegie.

New York. April ia special 10 the
Tribune from Plttsburg says
III. @. Frlck VIII dispose OF an hts
Notwithstanding over $4,000. 0O0-in
the Carnegie company just az soon as
he san, said q big stakeholder OF the
Carnegie company. "He won what he
contended for. and VIII not remain TO
hamper Mr. Carnegie or his partners -"
IL is said that Mr. fr.ck and President
Schwab are not on pleasant terms and
this has done much toward keeping
Messrs. FriCk and Carnegie apart.
Officials ~ the Carnegie company de-
ny that there Is any truth in the report
that the company will take Ia the
Cramps concern. either IN part or IN
whole or that any selling Arrangement
has been made whereby armor plates
and structural material win he SUP.
piled the Cramps by the Carnegie COM
pany, They say that II such a project
Is on Il Is locked mp In the bOsOms OF
Messrs Carnegie and Schwab
A rumor Is current that Mr.. Frlclt will
buy out the Cramps No foundation
can be found for 10. however Mr..
Prick refusing 20 discuss any OF his pro.
Jects; besides. be Us Interested In the
concern Mr. Morse W Wilmington pro-
NOTED and the plant is under way near
Philadelphia. 10 might be that IL and
the Cramps win consolidate but nothing
Of Il can be learned here.
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BLOOD POISON.

In the external signs Of Contagious are so SLIGHT
victim firmly within the grasp the before the
is known In other the blood quickly filed with this poisonous virus
swollen glands patches in the mouth scalp tong
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Mercury
AND
potash
Make
Wrecks,
MOI Cures

The dhet cdel'
form Tc
E odg Merury
ate re
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OF eest
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The Portland daily press., 1900-09-26
STEAMERS.
CASCO BAY STEAMBOAT co.
Custom House Wharf, Portland, Me.
rtland, Me.
WEEK DAY TIME TABLE.
In Effect Sent. II. 1900.

For Forest City Landing, Peaks Is
land, $40. Gas, 500, 900, 1O.3O, a. M. 1900 215
BIO, 800, 615 7.50. Return -6.20, 720, $50 $50
1910, 1l.50 a. M, 100 2.35 49, 5.15. 6.3 }, $40
For Cushing's Island, 6 40, 8 90, 1870, 215
400, Go Return-7.05 8.15, HOO, a. M, Q 45
Alb $40 p. m.
For Little and Great Diam omd Islands,
Irefethens and Evergreen Landings,
Peaks Island, $50, II. 90 800 10. 80 a. M. 1900
m, E2G0, 4.f5, 6.15. *7.30 p m.
Return, Leave Little Diam Ond $50 s.
$50, ll45 a. M, 1925, 3.15. AGO. 1920 7.b5 p. m.
EtefuTm-LeaVe Great Diamond 6.25, So
925. u 40 a. NJ. 1890. 310 435, 7.15 800 D. m,
Aeturn-LeaV5 Trefe them's go, 7.45, 9.2O,
IL 80 a. M, 80, 3.05, 4.40 7.1O, 800 p. m.
ReRurn-Leave Evergreen, 6.15 TAO, 9. 10,
ll3) a. m. $40. 800, 4.45, 705 p. M.
FOR Pomce's Landing. Long Island, $50,
so 1910 a. M. 200, Is p. m. Return-6.05,
800, 1l.20 a. M, $50 6.55 D. N.
SUNDAY TIME TABLE.
For Forest City Landing, 500, 900,
1880 a. M, 1918. 215, 80, 500 p. m.
For Cushtng's Stand, 800 1890 a. m.
1915, 2.16, 3.15, 500 D. M
For Little and Great Diamond Islands,
Trefethens and Evergreen Landings,
Peaks Island, 500, 900, 1870. a. m 1915, 200,
4.20 p. N.
For POnce's Landing, Long Island
500, 1890. eco, APO p. m.
DO 3 not stop at Evergreen LANDING.
+ Runs direct to Diamond Cove, stops at
landings on return,
Saturday only noon trip leave at 1915 p. m.
instead of -.
9. W. T. COOLING, General Manager
sep16 diff
The Portland daily press., 1900-09-26

NEW YORK-Ar oath, schs David siner.
Fernald, Port Reading for Winterport;
Chester, Thompson, Tartan klyer dor LOT BoSton !;
Josephine, Hansen. Narragansett Pier
Cid. sch Arthur Smith, Huntley. Sierra
Leone.
Auburndale. Demerara schs Chas H Trickey,
Fort Monroe George A Pierce, Virginia; Oliver
Barrett Bath.
Henry HI Chamberlain, South Gardiner: Mary
Ann Mccain and Andrew Neblnger Bangor;
Matte J Allies, sullivan; } Frank Seayey ana
Golden Ball Long Cove; Charles } Han, Bath !;
Julia Frances, Ellsworth for Rondcut; Sallie b,
Also ar 25th. schs Nellie Sawyer, Hilsbor0
NIB; Frank s. ira, River Herbert. MS.
Sid, steamer Cymric Liverpool.
BOSTON AR oath, schs Independent, Case,
Baltimore Rightaway. Smith, N19Trthport II;
CID, sch Roger Drury, Dixon, Hlllsboro, NIB.
SID sch Henrietta A Whitney, New York
Ar Goth steamer DevOnian. Liverpool; tug
Sweepstakes towing barge william II Becker.
Pniladelpha for Portland; Valley Forge tow
ing barge Buckridge, Portland FOR Ph1ladelpna
and proceeded); schs Stephen & Loud ana
Viola Reppard Brunswick. Ga; Loduskla, I'd
dyville; Mabel Jordan. Baltimore; q Hayden
Portland Emily Swift, M Walton and Ethel
f Merriam, kOckport; VIM Il Archer, Ann 4, y
Stuart Omaha AID Leonora, Bangor: George w
Collins and Western Queen, Sullivan; Alaska
and Annie Sargent. Rockland.
Sid, sch Calumet, Norfolk (anchored in chan
ATLANTIC CITY-Ar24th, sch G French,
Look. Calais.
BALIlMOKE-Af z9ln, scHS oIShco LV-
land, Spofford. Boston:W II Swan, Davidson
Savannah.
Sid oath. schs Bertha Walker, New York :
Edith Olcett, st Thomas and Gen e s Greeley
Boston: Henry Clausen, Jr, vannah.
Ar 25th sch Annie Kranz, Bath.
BANGOR - Ar 25th, schs Maggie MulYey,
New York; W 81 Card, Portland; victory ELS
worth.
SID, barge Ephrata, Philadelphia; schs Flora .,
Condor, New York; Mary Farrow Mary Wiley
and w Mangam Boston.
BRUNSWICK, Ga-Sld oath, sehs Dora Mat
thews and Lizzie Chadwick, New York.
Kennedy, Boston; Judge Low, Pembroke; &
M Porter, Nantucket.
Sid, schs Annie Gus, Fall River; Eben II King,
Atlantic City Andrew Peters. New York.
CAPE HENRY-PasSed out 18th, SENS Henry
Sutton. Weaver and Mary w Bowen;
DUTCH ISLAND HARBOR-Sld 24th, sch
Josephine. Nara ansett Pier for New York.
EASTPORT-Sld 25th, Lizzie and Nellie II
Ham, Sable Island.
ELLSWORTH-Sld 25th, sch Lulu W Eppes,
4lrtr~~<-
The Portland daily press., 1900-09-26
FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL
OuOtatiOnS Of Staple Products in the
Leading Markets.
49, York stock, Money aud Grain
Market Review

New York, Septembe- 20 -Today's
,av In prices OF stocks was very clearly
dne to covering operations by the bears
sho sold stocks last week while the
forced liquidation was going on. There
we're signs yesterday that the professional
hears had over discounted the decline.
they continued their efforts to further
the decline IN prices tn Is morning with
GOOD success for a time in the most
oromlnent Industrial stocks, notably
sugar. tobacco, Peoples Gas and Brook
lvn Transit. But the general list failed
70 respond as readily as yesterday to the
weakness in these stocks themselves.
The bears in consequence, bought to
cover all through the list and wrought
some substantial rallies.
The Portland daily press., 1900-09-26
III cage 1--we sroeR nI~r~'

CHICAGO. Sept. 25. .-Cattle-recelpts
$500; generally steady to Slows Texans shade
lower; natives best on sale cars 80; good
prime steers at 4Oa5 90: poor to medium at
4 6ogd35 30: selected feeders sJrOng 9OG4 66 /;
steers SO 40 90: Texas grass steers at 4O9
! ~.
Hogs-rece pts 21 600; left over; STEADY to
sIa,le l wer :lIop at 5 50: mixed and butchers
1OG6 521a good to choice heavy 1905 90;
rough and heavy at so a o.; light at 200
3 20; bulk of sales 25CG5 40.
Sheep-receIDJs 900; sheep steady to Zoe
lower; lambs / &C higher, active; good to choice
wethers s5a4 %; fair TO choice mixed SOC
3 90: Western sheep 9Oa4 20; Texas sheep
at 2 5O03 Co. native lambs A 25,05 %; Wes-
tern 4 5l05 %.