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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1900-07-12

A statement just issued ny the
Finance Department at Ottawa, Can
ada, shows that the revenue for the
year ending June Both last surpaBses all
previous records. There were Just two
years In the history of Canada since
confederation that the revenue col
lected met all expenses, whether on
ordinary or capital expenditure. without
adding dollar to the putiic debt The
first year was in 1871, and the second
in 1882, SO that every year for nearly
twenty years each succeeding admins.
trstion has been going on piling up the
public debt, until il reached $3.50,
900, 900. The revenue Of the fiscal year
Just closed will not only meet all ex-
pcnditures incurred, whether on con.
solidated revenue Or capital account,
but there will be sufficient to spare &c
reduce the public dobt by more thar
81. Ooo, 600.
The revenue of the fiscal year jus'
closed was $40, o34. 597, compared with
s44, 698, l56, an increase Of 81, 336, al
over 1893. The difference between reye
nue. and expenditure shows surplus o
s14, POS, 1877. There are, however, /
large number of accounts yet to conn
In, which will reduce this amount Il
about 5000, 900. Mr.. Fielding pre-
dicted surplus of 1880, 600, and thi
amount will certainly be realized. Tn
capital expenditure this year is nearl!
$1,000, 900 less than for the previou
| wear,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1900-07-12

The front porch is likely to be M i'm
portant element in this years political
campaign. Mckinley will receive visit
ing delegations from the front porch OF
his residence at Canton, and 1t is urged
that Bryan. also confine his speaking
campaign 10 the front porch of his
residence at Lincoln, Instead of carort-
ing around the country. All hail tc
tho front porch in politics.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1900-07-12

During the fiscal year ending with
June Both, 1900, over sh0,ogD, 600 moro
of agricultural products were exported
from this country than In the fiscal
year 1859. Exports of manufactured
goods for the year past have also been
largely in excess OF those exported in
1899, the increase being over 800, 600, 600.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1900-07-12

The farm of George W. Gray and
Laura Gray in Red Lion and New
Castle hundreds, containing 235 acres,
was sold by Sheriff Taylor on Saturday
to Walter Ii. Hayes, attorney, for
IS, 100. y
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1900-07-12
$35 Bicycles for $3.50

$35 Bicycles for $3.50
and it's a pity our two stores
have only thirty-hve hundred;
for it's the best wheel bargain
we've ever given, except when
we sold those Lowell Diamonds
for SIC. When we say 1855
Bicycles" we mean chat they
are being sold in this city to-
day for $35-tried to buy them
ourselves for less, but couldn't.
Bad bicycle weather and
early spring spoiled the maxi
er's fare of the best) business.
The bicycles cost him consid-
erably more than $Ia.5o to
make.
Too bad, isn't it?
Mems and women's.
Summer Shirt-Waists
This is where every woman,
is tempted to extravaganza.
No matter how many she may
have, she is sure to want the
next pretty shirt-waist she
sees. So if you're trying to
save money you'd better not
come here and see these at
$r.25 and $3.50.
Handsome white waists for
less than usual, and a good
many sorts.
This year everything that
can be is pleated or hemstitch-
ed or trimmed with embroid-
cry. There are two kinds in
this lot. Some with flare cuffs
and some with shirt cuffs.
Fresh and crisp and ready to
put on.
Other styles. but Of striped
Bingham; great many colors,
81 to $3.50.
| Women's Short Skirts
Linen, $a.a5; blue pique,
$3.50; imported, $3.50; and
white pique, IS and So,
And the Stafford" Save
used to call them golf skirts,
but golf is the least important
of their uses. Women are
wearing them by the sea, in
the mountains, in the country,
for bicycle riding, and most
important of all they are wear
ing them on the street with.
shirt-waists and are going to
wear them.
But the Stafford" is the
latest and opens in the back
with the new fashioned plac-
quet under a pleat, SO that
there is no danger of its yawn-
ing.
Oxford gray and blue mix
ture, double-face cheviot fin
ished with rows Of stitching.
! = JOHN WANAMAKER.,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1900-07-12

During the fiscai year ended June
30th last the receipts Of the local In
terpal revenue office amounted 70 s2b7,-
3a2. 20, of which the war tax was $780,
$50. 10. This exoesds the receipts last
ysar by about $4,000.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1900-07-12

In his speech in this city, last fall,
Mr.. Bryan aptly described what he
termed tho "toboggau" between Lin
coin and Mark Hanna. 1t is marked
one, TO be sure, but to Delaware
Republicans it ought to appear as a
level plnne in comparison with tho de,
scent from John NJ. Clayton to j. Ed
ward Addicks.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1900-07-12

Mr.. Bryan made speech at Lincoln,
Neb., Tuesday, without tho slightest
reference to the subject of free silver
coinage. This is an Indication that Mr..
bryan is learning something from the
logic OF eyepts.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1900-07-12

specIai Correspondence OF Gazette and Journal.
Bridgeyille, July 10. Garland Phillips,
co.ored, who was shot at campmeeting
near Trinity Sunday night by Charles
Cannon, also colored, died last night.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1900-07-12

Delaware Democratic Misrcpresented.
There Is reason to believe that there
is nucn truth 10 the current reports
that Delaware Democrats generally nrs
dissatisfied With the manner 10 which
they were represented on tho committee
on resolutions of tho Democratic Ma
tional Convention at Kansas City, last
week.
Delegate Handy, Deiaware's member
of that committee, with his happy
characteristic Of making a mess of any
thing political that he handles, gave
his vote in favor of the specific declara-
tim for free silver coinage at tho ratio
of lG to !. And in SO voting he abso'
lutely misrepresented the sentiment OF
Delaware Democrats. who have never
yet subscribed TO the free silver coinage
fallnoy. On the contrary, their last
specific declaration was in favor OF the
gold standard and against free silver
coinage, and they have not yet re-
pudiated that declaration. That they
| were against the injection OF the silver
| tSSuo iIpo tuis snaf onsnfoiSh NepbS'
be doubted, and yet the delegate whom
they sent to represent them disregardod
their wishes. aud his vote was largely
Instrumental IN determining tho de
cision of the committee, which was mo-
in accord with the wishes of larg'
ity OF tie delegates to the con
vention.
The result makes IL n matter of regre
that someone else was not sent u
Kansas City, which could hare peei
done had it been deemed worth whii'
to make a contest over the affair. l
demonstrates, however, the necessity o
always striving to secure the best mel
for representative positions, no matte
how light or how important the issue
involved may be. In this case, th
selection OF q reasonable man instea'
OF . political visionary might bar
changed the campaign of the Demo
cratic party of the county this yea
from one Of hopeleSsness into one q
enthusiastic confidence. And it woul
have made material difference in In
Democratic campaign in Delaware.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1900-07-12

According 10 the Seaford News, the
appointment of jesse I. Sharpe. a
Regular Republican, to the Seaford
postoliice has ''cnst gloom over the
Union Republicans, from one end OF
tho State 10 the other, " If this he
true, and there is no reason to doubt
it, there will be a general hope fol
many other appointments of like
character
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-10-12
PURCHASE Of
DALTON & LARK
The Work Was Completed Late
Last Evening,
IT WAS RATIFIED TO-DAY.
Lead Assays from Regulator Group
Grand Central Meeting Visits
Stockholm alco RumOrs.

The directors Of the Dalton & Lark
Mining company met today and ratified
the resolution authorizing the contract
conveying the company's holdings to
r. IT, Famsworth and Willard +. sny-
der under the terms agreed upon late
last night. The sum Involved IN the
Dalton & Lark purchase amounts to
100000, with the amounts already paid
the company The purchasers have now
secured an the property Of the Dalton
& Lark company excepting the summit
and Spring claims. The possessions Of
the new owners include the Antelope
group. the Lead Mining company's
property. and the Sampson claims.
amounting In an 10 80 patented loca-
lions In a very choice mineral section
OF Bingham. The whole property rep
resents a value Of not less than $780,
600. and up to date. MI Farnsworth
says, Sl5.OOO.OOo worth Of ore has been
extracted from the different veins
All Of the facts regarding the deal are
not released, but MT Farusworth said
today that under the deal just con-
summated the stockholders will get just
as much as they would have received
under the old option
Work viii shortly be resumed on the
big 5000 foot tunnel by which II Is pro-
posed 10 tap and drain the immense
property at the depth Of l,20O feet
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-10-12
A LOCOMOTIVE EXPLODES.
Accident Occurred On The 81. Louis L San
Francisco Road,
Porter HAS his Head Blown OT- The
Engineer And Fireman Were
Badly Burned.

81. Louis. NO. oct IA special tcle-
gram from Mexico. No. to the Post
Dispatch says:
Engine no, O. while hauling the east
bound passenger train on the ST. Louis
q san Francisco az the usual speed,
exploded at Curyyle. about thirty
miles east OF this city early this morn
ln- and was blown almost 20 atoms.
John Mason. colored porter. OF Rood
house, Ill., had his head cut on. En-
pineer Patrick Marley and Fireman
Crawford Wheeler both Of Slater No.
were badly burned about the head and
LEGS and Mrs VIM Glasscock Of Han
nibal, Mo-: w. Ecller, Of Kansas city;
Dr. J. ]. KIncaid, Of Bowling Green
No. and a colored porter named Lind
say were more or less hurt. Fifty yards
Of the track was torn up and trains
delayed for several hours Il is not
known what caused the explosion.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-10-12
Found bond In Bed.

Chicago. oct. 12,--Charles Andrew
Johnson. ffty-three years old, who Is
known to have over S1,lOO on deposit in
the Illinois Trust and Savings bank OF
this city. has been found dead n his
bed In the Gladstone Flats. Ia Sale
avenue. The man came 90 his death
by inhallng Illuminating gas. Mrs El-
len Davis. the landlady. was OF the
opinion that johnson must have left
his gas turned on through an accident
She said that johnson was nervous and
very forgctful.
a search Of the room revealed a note
written on o. hotel letter head. which
stated that In case ~ his death an his
money should be turned over 90 Justus
Swanson 321 Jessie street San Fran
cisco. Cal. Bank books We're found
which showed that Johnson had money
on deposit IN the German Savings bank
OF San Francisco. the San Diego bank
and the Home Savings hank Of San
Francisco The letter and the bank
books We're dated 1895.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-10-12
MIMIC MOTIFS.

The Crnkln sampler reported eight
cars Of ore from Tiuuo today
The Ophlr HIu had nine cars ~ con-
centrates on the market today
The Mammoth Of Tinuc, hal eight
cars OF ore ON tha market today
The Taylor Bruutou SAMPLER reported
nine cars of ore from stockton today
President II a. Cohen and Treasurer
George III Uoru, Ui the Consolidated
Mcrrur went out 90 the mine To-Day
Duncan McVlehie went out DO EIng-
ham today t1 look over The Bingham
Copper and Gold company property.
state Engineer H. c. Gemmell has
returned trum 0n extensive visit 90 a
number Of mining properties IN Nevada.
The Mammoth sent out yilt5a0 worth
of bullion today lt also mnrtetad @
car OF leasars copper ore carrying 20
per cent
Manager Qul Nebeker says that the
C0coulno company whose property i5
boz the Buckak.n mountains. has secured
100 acres of timber land near its claims.
10 Is expected now that, with fuel on
hand. the smeiter win be blown In this
month.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-10-12
STAR CON. WAS STRONGER.
Sold Up to IS - Grand 'en'ral was
very weak Lower haih"'O'"
Pirmer-May Day Declining
TODAYS ME TALSi
SILVER 81 =
LEAD, $500
CASTING COPPER 15X

Valeo, Of Park City supplied the fee
ture on the Exchange today For some
unexpected reason the stock opened at
% and sold up to S5H. It weakened
however at the close TO 81 Altogether
over 1900 shares changed hands and
the stock closed with 80 and 95s asked
star Consolidated surprised those who
looked for II TO remain below 90 cents
a share. It sold yesterday afternoon
around So cents but today Il opened at
60 and sold up to g. afterwards selling
down to 624 and closing with 6S bid
and $685. asked
Lower Mammoth was active at ~
and May Day did business at from 81
20 29A.
Grand Central has weakened again
and is now apparently on the way 10
the $500 mark where Il has been nahb-
ing for several weeks past. sales were
made today az low as $500 per share
-Four Aces was In demand up 70 "a,
while Northern Light let 80 LOCO shares
at 5ia. ro We,
kee Consolidated was acuVe. thVusn
prices were a little lower than nave
been quoted for several days past sales
were made down TO 1914.
The closing figures were posted Us Iol'
lows.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-10-12
M strikc in North star.

a big strike was made a short time
ago On Thomas Cruse's North star mine
at Marys..llt. the facts concernlns
which haE. Just come TO light says the
Helena MONTH independent Assays
from this strike run ug into the thou
sands per ton These are. OF course,
from picked samples Of the ore. II is
rep0rted upon most reliable authority
that there De- rom FOUR 20 five feet or
ore in the North Star half ~ when Mlil
average upwards Of $500 per ton. ne
whole Vein. OBJ rather the whole chute,
averages il25 per ton. The amount ac,
ually 90 sight above the foo-fooot leNel
Is upwards OF SS0OO00. There Is reason
10 believe that this same chute WlIl oe
found at lower levels IN me mine, .'
chute s stronger aud wider In tne ool.
tom OF the 40O-soot level than II u at
any point above, and there Is no dou9,l
but that Il goes down, and that 9cgt.'
opmeDt IN athsr levels below WIZ as
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-10-12

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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-10-12
BUTTE COPPER OUTPUT.
Low Grade OF ore Causes Dim
inished Production.

For years the copper output Of the
Anaconda group OF mines has been
about l2O0O0O0 pounds a month. The
present output IS only 100000 pounds
a month. IN June Il was 100000; In
July 1900. 900 pounds. In August 100000
pounds. and In September 100000
pounds
THE ore tonnage shipped from Butte
90 the smelters Is az great as ever, but
the grade " ore has got go low mat
only twO-th.rds Of the copper formerly
produced BE- now being made and
eh.nped
"Tho Boston g. Montana company IS
producing about 100000 pounds a
month"; and the Montana ore Purchas-
iug company about 100000 pounds q
month
THE September copper output Of the
State o. 100000 pounds below the Sep
TENDER outDu OF 1899 DE Anaconda
having decreased 100000 pounds and
the Montana ore Purchasing company
having Increased lee output by 1000, 900
pounds Boston News Bureau.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-10-12
Witnesses to Huntlngton's VIII.

New York, oct 12-Pr0bate Clerk
Washburn. Of the suIroEate.s office. to-
day examined the subscribing witnesses
10 The WIN OF the late Coils J.. HUNTING
ton The witnesses t1 the win are Max
well Eyarts. George p Downs and An
drew A. Nandeven.cr
Each OF the Witnesses sWure that the
viii filed Tor probate had been signed
by the testator in his presence and
that the tostator was. to all appear
ances, In good health ana condition OF
mind 40 objections have been t'ql TO
the probate ~ the win and 10 probably
will be admittned.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-10-12
Nalco Rumors.

The sharn advance IN Naleo today
came as O. surprise 10 many brokers
who began t1 wonder what was the
matter. lt transpiIcs that most OF
the purchases made during the last few
weeks have been made by gentleman
who does not desire his name TO appear
iu print. In conversation with
News reporter today he said he con
s.Ilrai th. stock 700 low and was IN
the field therefore 20 purchase stock
offered mn the low hguhes at which Il
has heretofore been offered The gem
uamu says "a smelter is 20 be built
which win afford profit. and he also
doubts that q lease has been given on
the property
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-10-12
OMAHA LIVE STOCK

Omaha, Neb., Oct, l2.-Cattle-Re-
ceipts 300 Steady 10 strong; native
beef steers, 44JqjGj: western steers,
A00046j; Texas steers, 3.2jd40Qi cows
and heifers. 3l0N375; Gamers, l750
800, stockers and feeders. 30)04iO.
calves, 100000, bulls. stays, etc, 2i0
QA25.
Hogs-Rpcelpts. $780, Shade higher;
heavy. 4S7is0492ia; mixed, 49l0i9j;
light A92Hqi97is; pigs 350Q45J; bulk
OF sales, 4s0qAs5.
Shoep-Receipts. 800, Active, steady;
western muttons,36004Oo; lambs 1850
500
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-10-12
DENVER 1--WE STOCK.

Denver. Colo. Oct 12-Cattle-Rc-
cepts. g50. Steady: beef steers, $3.50
525. cows. 2O0G36j, feeders, freight
paid To river 2Sja430; stockers do.,
3g50480. bulls. stays. etc, 20oG30o
Hogs Receipts go. cents l00wer;
Ught packers and mixed, 4g0aAgj;
heavy. lg5Gj0).
sheep Receipts 5000. Steady; good
fat muttous. 32Ia37j; lambs, 4J0qL65
feeding lambs. 27jQA25.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-10-12
REGULATOR ASSAYS.
Ore Carrying Good Lead and Cop
per Values Found in Alta Group.

Assays from a recent strike In the
Regulator group show 25S per cent lead,
26.2 ounces silver and per cent copper
Two feet Of this grade 0f ore Is said
10 be exposed 200 feet from the entrance
to the Johnston tunnel In addition TO
The above, w. II. Child said today, there
Is ~ feet OF ore carrying 1872 per cent
copper. aud several ounces IN silver
The copper ore opened up by Mckee
and Kissel, who have q lease on the
Harrison claim. Is said TO look we'll
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-10-12
KANsAs CIrY LINE sTOCK.

Kansas City, No, oct. 12.-Cattle--
Receipts 5000; steady; native steers,
4l5q54O. Texas steers, 2.5i043j; Texas
COWS. 22j0350, native COWS and heiiers,
lj0H5,20; atocSgrs and feeders. 2sjH
400; bulls. 2270300; calves, 4,2545I5.
Hogs-Receipts 1000 Strong 90
cents higher bulk Of sales, 5.Q2hNil0,
heavy, jQJ0512is; packers. 509i4 0
Jl2ie. mixed lS0u510; light. 47505lO,
workers. 501di10; pigs, A8j45Qj
sheep -Receipts. 1000 Strong, lambs.
2.Q0dA60, muttons, iO0Q500.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-10-12
DANISH WEST INDIES.
Question Of Their Sale Comes Up in
the FOlkcthing.

Copenhagen, oct l2.-Replying 10 a
question today IN the f3lkething. rela-
tive to the Danish West Indies sale 90
the United States. the premier H. j.
Hoerriny said all agreed that some
changes must DE effected with respect
10 the islands and be hoped soon 90 hn-
ish the necessary examinations and give
his views on the subject
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-10-12
STOCK TRANSACTIONS.

-Four Aces-sQo az "a.
Grand Ceutral.-lo0 az j.2j, 25 az 5.-'
Lower Mammota-20o az 40, 100 at q.
MAY Day-2O0 at 33i 100 90 29A.
Northern Light 600 at jl..
Star Consoulated-50 l}at 60. 100 az oil,
100 al ca. 100 al g.. 300 al 64is; 300 at
Is: 500 at G6. 400 90 81. 100 gtts. 200 u
c.. 200 at C2i., 100 at ga, aNo az t2A;
100 at CTS; 20o at 63is 100 at 63s.
sunbeam-l0O at As. 300 90 do
ValeO-50O at 20. 900 az 26la, 800 mo
21r: 1895 at 90. 700 40 SO. 600 az SO 700
az $50; 500 az 2Jif. 800 az 3iia COO at b.
Yankee Consolidatel-JOO az 1919, 800
at 1888, 800 at 1914.
Shares sold. 1880
Selling value. {Gs05.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-10-12
TAKES CHARGE OF THE MINE.
G. d. MARYLAND Goes 20 Stockton To
Manage the .Nou-DOnt

c. b. MARYLAND OF the Conklin Samp-
ling works went out 90 Stockton today
10 direct work at the No-You-Dont
property (which be owns \ shipment
Of ore was settled for today which
showed AZ per cent and 40 ounces silver
This was taken from the old workings.
Mr.. Markland's main effort Is now be-
-rWnr's .he intersection
OF the Katherine and King veins which
..... tne .,u- tu.-..Iu B. pIuNu.t.. 1T
looks encouraging for a radical change
In the near future, and II would not Doe
surprising II the No.YOu-Don't should
enter the list Of Stockton shippers be-
fore long.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-10-12
CHANCE IN TIME.
R1o aHANnr MC.TrRN RAILWAY.

Effective Friday. October 18Th. the
RIO Granla Western local flyer from
Tinuc, Provo and an intermediate
points. win leave salt Lake City az 300
p. m. instead 0f 600 pm. On the same
date. the local from Park City viii
leave that point at $3.50 pm. Instead Of
$3.50 pm.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-10-12
GRAND CENTRAL MEETING.
Reports TO Directors Show the Mine
to be In Good Condition.

ESPECIAL TO THE "NEW8l
Provo, oct. 12-The directors OF the
Grand Central Mining company met
here today and listened 90 reports
which showed the mine Co Doe iu fine
condition Nothing was said about a
dividend. Hon George . Cannon and
william Hatfield Of Salt Lake were 10
attendance.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-10-12
LONDON WOOL AUCTION.

London. Oct ll.-There was good
attendance 40 the wool auction sales
today. The number of bales offered was
1884 Competition was good for
greasy woods. which were ACTIVE and
sold chiefly 90 the home trade Cross
breds In moderate supply sold vel, the
continent participating IN the bidding.
There vDs % hardening tendency for
gOod mCIInos.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-10-12
JOb IAsl-N A.N"t
AND FINDING.

The Job Printing. B.ndery and Pub
llcatlon departments Of the Deseret
News now include all the type. ma
ch.nery, presses and supplies OF the
combined plants az the News and Geo.
Q. Cannon e. Sons co, Estimates fur.
uishel on contracts Of any eize. Rush
orders @ specially.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-10-12
LIVE STOCK.

Cattle-Receipts 300 Generally steady
good 90 prime steers 5408jSj; poor o.
medium 440q53j: stockers and feeders
slow. 215QAl0, COWS 25jQ525; heifcrs
2.i54f5,. Gamers slow 200n25Q; bulls
275G4G0. calves 400H610; Texas fed
steers to0Gl9O, grass9rs, 3.254Alo.
bulls 2j0U}2j
Hogs-Rece.pts 9i0lO tomorrow co.
600. left over 1854 Opened cents high
er. closing weak Top $780, Mixed and
butchers t9oQj30, good to choice
heavy 49j0i2j, rough heavy 4s0rt9O,
light 4SlQ530; bulk OF sales 50)aJ.20.
Sheep 5000. Sheep steady,
lambs shade higher Good To- choice
wethars 3S0Q400, fair 20 choice mixed
34Da3S0, western sheep 3.SJQiOO.
Texas sheep 2J0d350; native lambs A2j
$3.50. western lambs 47jG5,30.