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The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-06-25
REIMBURSEMENT FOR STAMPS.
Conditions Regarding the Refund
Announced by Mr.. Yerkes.

It was announced today at the office Of
the Commissioner Of Internal Revenue
that the value Of proprietary stamps
properly affixed and cancelled on pro-
prietary articles not removed from fac
tory for sale or use before July !. 1901
may be refunded on proper application to
the collector from whom the stamps were
purchased.
Such application, the Commissioner
holds. should be made on form IS, accom-
panied by the stamps and the certificate
of & deputy collector who supervised their
removal setting forth, in addition TO 9th
er evidence required on said form, that
the stamps were properly affixed, and
that the articles had not been removed
as aforesaid.
The value Of stamps on articles in the
hands OF dealers or which have been re
moved from factory, viii not be refunded.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-06-25
ANTITRUST LEGISLATION.
What the Industrial Commission
VIII Recommend.

The members of the Industrial Commits
sion are now busily engaged collecting
the testimony taken during the winter
and spring, and, after the Proofsheets Of
the evidence have been received. the Com
mission VIII begin work on its last re-
port to Congress as the Commission VIII
expire by Limitation on the 18th of next
December.
This report, 1t was said this morning
viii deal in the main with the subject OF
trusts The Commission it is said. viii
recommend legislation in the way Of
amendment TO the Sherman Antitrust
law, basins the recommendation on the
ground that the present Antitrust law
Is inadequate to cope or control the trusts
as nov organized
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-06-25
OLD MAN HELD FOR MURDER.
Result of the Coroner's Inquest in
the Toms River, n. J., Case.

TOMS RIVER, \. J.. June 25--Coroner
w /. johnson, at West Creek. has held
the inquest in the death Of Caleb Fithian,
the young cIammer- Of ParkeTtOwn. who
was shot down in his boat by Jacob Stiles.
the aged oysterman and watchman, on
Friday last. The enquiry lasted but an
hour, and was confined to hearing the
evidence Of Fithian's feliOt5-clammers as
to the shooting. The jury brought in a
verdict that Jacob Stiles "wiIlfuIIy and
feIoniously killed and murdered Caleb
Fithian" The funeral Of FIthian occur
red this afternoon
The aged prisoner in the county jail is
beginning to feel the effects Of confne-
ment. He s nervous. restless, and bToods
a great deal in his lonesome cell. He in
sists that he did what was right, and that
no matter what the consequences 10 him.
self may be if he had it to go through
with again he should do as he had done
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-06-25
BREWERS GIVEN MORE TIME.
Must Begin the Prescribed CnnceIIa
ton of Stamps August I.

J. W. Yerkes. Commissioner OF Internal
Revenue. has issued a circular letter to
collectors OF internal revenue. in which he
says that d considerable number OF brew
ers, without fault on their part, may not
be prepared to cancel the stamps covering
their product by perforauon on the 1st
Of July next, as required by circular is
sued May q. 1901.
In view of this state Of affairs Mr..
Yerkes changed the date when such Re
quirement must take effect from July l,
TO August l. 1901. on and after which lat
ter date cancellation Of stamps for fer
Tnented liquors must be by perforation. as
required By the circular.
Until August 1. 1901, the method Of can
collation. viii continue TO be by writing or
imprinting the name or initial letters
thereof. and date Of cancellation. on the
stamp. as required by section 23l2. Revised
Statutes
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-06-25
SAVED BY A LIGHTNING FLASH
Narrow Escape of the New York
CentraTs Adirondack Special.

PCUGHKEEPSIE, N Y, June Pa
single fash Of lightning saved the Adiron-
dack special on the New York Central
Railroad from a complete wreck Saturday
night at Hudson, and unQuestionabIy
averted a disaster. On board the train
We're more than n hundred passengers.
So black was the night that the big head
light barely penetrated a hundred yards
beyond the engine.
Suddenly a binding flash OF lightning
revealed a telegraph pole across the track
scarcely 500 yards away. Instantly the
engineer reversed the engine and put on
the air brakes and the special came to a
stop hardly ten feet from the spot. Prob
ably not half the passengers aboard the
special realized how near they came to
death that night
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-06-25
DIED.

HARTLEY-0n June 81. 1901 at p. m.
THOM IS N, infant son OF Thomas N and Louise
N Hartley
Funeral from parents residence, 1927 F st Sc.
Wednesday evening, June %, at p. m. Relatives
and friends respectfully invited To attend
FILIN-NORMAN FRANKLIN, beloved son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. F. 5. Ellin, aged nine months
and fifteen days
Notice Of funeral later
HARRIS-Gn Sunday, June %. 1901, at 6
p H. HATTIE HARRIS
Funeral will take place Tuesday, June .,
1901, at p. m, Little Chapel, Oak Hin Gene
terry Friends respectfully invited.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-06-25
SPECIAL NOTICES.

SPECIAL NOTICE. meeting 81 the Retail
Clerks Union. No. 2s2 win BE- held on WE'D
NESDAY EVENING. 18th. 5 O'CLOCK Purpose,
election OF officers and other important business
GEO. B. SGT IkES President J. M0SER, Re
coTdiRg Secretary.
NofICE-The treasurer Of Prince George Csunty.
I'D, viii collect state and county taxes at SIS
st. NV, Washington, JUNE % q, ., aud
o. 1901
REMOVAL NOHeE-Beg to iasoru, NJ ,-i.,-5,
and the public shat l have removed nv ofice
rom No Gl4 st. NV. to 627 St nw FRED
c GIESkklNG- Real Estate. Loans, anu Iusur-
anee.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-06-25
Cold, headache, Catarrh. relieved

in 10 Minutes.-Rev- ". II. Main pastor Of
the Baptist Emmanuel Church. Buffalo, gives
strong testimony for and Is q firm believer in Dr.
Asnew's Catarrhal Powder. He has tried many
kinds of remedies without avail after using
DR.. &gnew's Catarrhal Powder l was benefited at
once are his words. It is a wonderful remedy.
One application relieves headache and cold. Sold
by F. s. Williams Ninth and ) Streets; Ed
monds K Williams, Third Street and Pennsyi-
yania Avenue--I2
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-06-25
REPAIRING THE VIGILANr.
The Work of Putting In New Ma
chinery Commenced.

After having been out of commission for
some months the police boat Vigilant will
probably be ready for service by August
l. The boiler and engine of the boat were
never of sufficient size to properly propel
1t and were continually getting out of Or
der
At the last session of Congress an item
was inserted in the Appropriation bill pro
FidlnG Tor new motive power for Tho Vilyi-
liant The boiler has already arrived and
IS being placed in position at the Navy
Yard
Harbormaster Sutton this morning re-
ceiVed word from the builders that the
engine has been completed and is en-
route to this city, where il may be expect
ed to arrive in a few days. With the in
creased power provided for the little YES
sci her speed viii be considerably in
craa sod
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-06-25
STAMPS ON MORTGAGES.
A RuIinE as to INSTRUMENTS Dated
Prior to July 1 Next.

IEIbE 10 july i -tEAN-
In answer 20 request made by Edward
3. Jordan, Collector of Internal Revenue
at Brooklyn, as TO whether a mortgage
dated in June but not recorded until after
July !, 1901, is subject to the stamp tax
under the act Of June 3, 1893, Commits
sioner Of Internal Revenue J. w YerEes
held that the date Of recording Of a 1ncct-
gage does not decide the question Of its
taxabiIity. A mortgage. as between the
parties, takes effect from the date Of its
delivery to the mortgage OF his agent,
at which time 1t IS issued. and the stamp
aax sccrues under the law. The date Of a
mortgage viii be assumed to be the date
81 delivery unless the contrary Is proved.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-06-25
Stole cigars, Tobacco. and Cash.

RICHMOND, Va, June 25.-The offices
of W. G. Neal c. r. Wilson, and W. N
Covington, leaf tobacco dealers at
Shockoe Warehouse, were broken into
and robbed by thieves yesterday morning.
Large quantities OF cigars and tobacco
were stolen. together with money.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-06-25
TAX ON REAL ESTATE DEEDS.
They Must BE stamped If Dated Prior
to July 1 Next.

c. s. Erwin. clerk Of the circuit court
and ez-ofhcio recorder of Clay county, at
LOUISVILLE. Ill. recently requested Of the
Commissioner Of Internal Revenue TO be
Informed as TO the changes made in the
revenue law TO take effect July l. 1901. af-
fecting deeds and mortgages, and asking
Il a deed executed prior to July /, having
60 stamp attached, be presented for rec
srd after July /, required TO be stamped
Before recording.
In answer to the request. J. w Terfes
Commissioner Of Internal Revenue, holds
that II a deed conveying realty executed
and delivered prior to July l, 1901. is pre-
sented for record after said date it viii
require 4 revenue stamp TO be attached
according to the law now in force before
the same can be recorded. The date Of
execution Of & conveyance OF real prop
erty viii be presumed TO be the date of
delivery unless the contrary is proved
Gcttousiny Royal Headache Tablets for all
forms Of headache. Safe, prompt
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-06-25
The Trensurr Statement.

The receipts Of the Government today
according to the Treasury statement
reached the sum of 3. 7I9, 251-25: and con-
sisted Of customs. S956. 44AS3; internal rev
enuc, 500, 0ST.fT; miscellaneous So, 76S 90
The expenses amounted to 81. G95, 900. Ieav-
ing a balance of receipts over disburse-
ments amounting to SCI 25125-
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-06-25
.red yYoman Drops Dead.

Sarah j. Smith, colorsd. sixty-two years OF
ave dropped dead at her home, II0S First Street
so,,tb,yest about $50 o'clock this morning Dr..
Albert Collins OF $50 Street northwest, who
had been attending her gave a certificate Of death
from natural causes
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-06-25
blinded by a Dynamite Cap.

LEBANON. Pa. June 5--Rufa Flick, a
four-year-oId boy. near AnnviIIe, found a
dynamite cap yesterday and pounded il
with brick The cap exploded, blew the
lads eyes out and inflicted other Injuries
which viii probably cause his death.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-06-25
Defective Fluc Causes n Fire.

A defective fue set FIRE to house II05 Rhode
Island Avenue northwest about 10 O'Clock this
morning, but No. Engine Company responded
to q telephone message and extinguished the
flames before any damage done. The building
is owned by n Murphy and occupied by William
Harrod.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-06-25
Relations of a. Adontea ChIIa.

] w Yerkes, Commissioner OF Internal
Revenue, held today that an adopted
daughter cannot be said to he "the IineaI
issue to the person who died pos
seSSed of sucR property" as provided in
the statute, and must be taxed as
strange IN blood to such person.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-06-25
VIII of Christopher Arth.

The viii OF Christopher Arth, ST, dated March
Is 1887, was fled today for probate. By its
terms he leaves his estate to his wife Katherine
Arth who is named execgtrix-
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-06-25

ZereIda Cobb. of Washington. has been
granted a widows pension, amounting to
$l2 per month
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-06-25
SUMMER RESORTS.
THOUSAND ISLAND HOUSE.

Alexsndris Bay. New Yozk. The finest hotel On
the St Lawrence River. VIII open Esr the re-
eeption Of guests on june ., 1901. Fer booklet
and terms, please address o. C. STAPLES. Riggs
House. Washington. D. c.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-06-25

GcttoJEsing Royal Headache Tablets for AL
forms Of headache. Safe, prompt cure
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-01-14

about a dime lower. Stock steers and feeders
hold a strong relative position. the good h best
kinds having advanced lsu2ic In course OF the
week. while stock cows and heifers and bulls
NJ present tops are bringing SS-25H6.5o per 100
lbs. and mich COWS continue in active demand
al current prices
ishei steers from Denison. Tex. which aver
aged less and l2lS lbs. and brought $40 to 81 SO
respectively. comprised the entire receipts In his
division. Trade conditions were the same
, footing as Friday which figured firm with the
close of last week on steers. shade easier On
fat COWS and I0Gi5c lower on Gamer grades. Ar
rivals Car the week aggregate 2Ss cars.
Representative sales:
No Des. y. PT; No; Dss. Az. Pr.
HOGS-A liberal m Of hogs was on sale for
saturday and in geners: the quality was cal! 4
lights were available. but THIS proportion u
good medium hogs was larger than OF. most days
The market Opened with a good demahs from
butchers and they paid steady prices for alt ,se
hogs they fought while packers We're b-arish
and very slow bidders. After the butcher de-
nand was filed the good 10 best hogs sold e
called SC to Ioc lower al day. The clcse was
very weak. with hogs selling at S5.21 that were
worth S.2sis Friday. Several loads. mostly late
arrivals. but reasonably good hogs were held
hogs at an average cost Of S5-0. Swift a Co.
pUrcss sed $50 head that averaged 200 lbs and
cost $50; also a27 pigs. q lbs. av.. at 81. sc.
The bulk Of the hogs. the pigs and the strictly
low grade offerings not considered. sold at s. ~
10 $50. as against S5.22l. to S.25is on Friday.
Pigs and light lights. g. 10 las lbs. av. at "a n
IS5 lbs. sold at s517is 10 s2e the bulk az s. 90
Medium weights. $50 to 235 lbs. sold al s. l5 10
s. 30 the bulk going at s5.22iz 10 S.25 The heavy
cuils sold at 81. % TO A.7s and fair to best heavy
hogs s.. l. 10 s. 80 Good mixed hogs at a. -
70 S.2s, and common TO fair mixtures slid at
A.e2l8 to 50.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-01-14
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

New York Jan e-Flour-Rscelpts L. 10 hill. D..
exports 5. .s3s; slow and more or less nominal at
strsiEhts q. s.f5G5.el: do. extras ...5vfS2 W; do
low grades &.s5d2 90; Minnesota Iatents 81. loo
As; do. bakers S3g3.3 IS. Rye nou- steady: FAIR
TO good tz-sen3.l5: choice TO fancy s.. i5g3 %
Cornmesl quiet: yellow Western nc: city y9c :
Brzndywine Ss.aSq2.45. Rye steady; No >
Western sSizc 4 ,. D. afoat: state rye 53a5lc /,
/. T. New York car lots. Barley quiet: feeding
New York Barley malt dull. Western s5d12c
Wheat-Receipts - 500: exports 81. T1o: spot dull
no. rcd Sl>.c {. o. o. snost No. red 79xc
No 1 hard Duluth SlLc {. Q. b. afloat Options
opened steady on a little deniand from f-orts
but were soon weakened by scattering long selling
Monday. ihe market finally rsiled trire
covering and closed steady at a partial L.
net decline. Jan closed size: May 81 l5-l6TsIs.r
cloaed SIC. Corn-Receipts sl.fS; exports lss so4:
2fioat. Option market opened steady on the All
sence OF contract grades IN toe Chicago recs,nfs
but later reacted with wheat: closed dull and
closed 4s.c; May si4A 3-lsc. closed az. J1I,,
closed s4i.c Oats-Receipts E.soo bu. exports l.
o1s bu.; spot dull; No; 5l1slHc: No. sOisc:
No white yslzf.s5e; No ; t: Tnise &c: trk; mixed
active and about steady. Hops steady. stare
common choice. 1870 ero-i lsuelc: Isss ilfffsc.
olds 2asc: Pacific Coast i99 crop, l5Gise ISsi
FAMILY SlIaII 20: ssds So beef hams sis ssi
So packet si6710. %. city extra lndia mess st4,
16 Cut meats steady: picked bellies n. asi-s.
Lard dull; Western steamed G.ss: refined e,sss slss
Continent s. 50: = a. $50. compound ss.eisxe
Pork firm: family 81. i.5onis: :50 short clear Hl 5s6
u; mess sl2 SAT- so Iailow steady: city 5Isc:
2sisGz7c: do. yellow BIC Rice steady: iounesfir
fair to extra. SEGst&c; Japanese lk0<z.c No.
I.sses steady: New Orleans open ketds. ssel e
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-01-14
by Telegraph.

New, York Jan. i2-The cotton market opened
steady. with prices unchanged TO points higher
Nitn speculation restricted TO weeks and prOfes-
slonal settlements. general thing The
shorts were made extremely timd and cau;iocs
by much better EnsIh cables and small spot
movements. still later s;eldy fe ling petvadei
the market as result o. forecasts for a waning
movement and repcTis that spot markets wee
element. The huh faction was quite opposed TO
the adoption of aggressive m.tncjs In the face OF
Over-Sunday adjournment and absence OF in
N.stInsnt speculation. Though funy satisned As 4,
the real strength OF the market in its legitimate
phases. The retention u the current month de-
stroyed the effect of rumo:s that large lines of
cotton were ready for shipmeat to New York. due
were large and gave NJ sign OF diminishing in
the immediate future. on every sign OF set
back buying for New Orleans account beam.
conspicuous this morning. The market closed
quiet. with prices net unchanged 70 s--.1ts high
er. The n. T. Nelson & 60. crop estimate was
1l26s5l bales. 100 80 more then expected. The
figures did not appear ill after the close. Spot
closed dull: middlinB uplsnds l9hsc. middling
gulf l0%e: sales none. Futures closed quiet: Jan.
s.tse: June siso: July ~ i'c; Aug. sl0c: Sept
2Co: ordinary s.; good ordinary S5sc; low mid-
"iing y4c: mddlinx sac. good middling g7sc:
n .ddling fair 70 5-lsc horninal; receipis tsa,;
Feb s.2sns.4 ale: March 9. s.3JaS.sSc; April seeI
Is; May $500. &c: June 935d9 &c; July sSseI
s.egc: Aug. S.ssd eSc: sept. SslG9 &c
Liverpool. Jan. i-.-C COston-Spot quiet: l-l6d
lower: American midding fair . $3.50: good
niG1ling 5ssd; midilinE 1I-s.l: low middiinE
of the day were 6cU5 bales Of which sOp were
for lecuiation and. export. and Included 500
op,ned and closed quiet bui steady: American
iddiins; / m, G.; Jan: -5-s4d =. Jan. Feb;
1std hH5ii March Esd b March April
JIne . 15-s4Gs is-s4d :: June-Jaly ls-s4d b
July-Aug. i0-eid b.; Aug-Sept iel-s494 si-6+l
V: sept; : So-S4a4 u-tid "; Get. isssd u. Oct
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-01-14
ice. ss0aOc. Peanuts steady: fancy hand

choice 32GsOc. Peanuts steady: fancy hand
picked 4@.aSe: other domestic Sc
lSwS; Feus {, a1iet win'.r patents 5ioes3 80
sas 81 Patents s sprins sP
Uy.s9: bakers ". sJeT210. Wneat-No 3 spring
No yellow s.s,ss%e. oats@No s4c: No. 40
white 2ss.927ise: No. white 26l4 d27e Kye-No.
Fisaseed@No. SIS No NortnWeSsern s SIS 81 s..
Timothy seed-Prime 81. 20. Ciover-Contraci grade
lard. per 100 ms. s.Soa7 7ssls; short ribs sides
noosel .e.sod7.2o; dry-salted shoulders Cbxd }
sS.i2r6e. .s6: short ciear SIDES ,bxd) S. s5ST 35.
Whisky. basis OF hignwlnes. 81. q. on the Prod
weak: cresmeries i4ss2le: dairies ieaise' Cheese
dull; le.gliac. Egss weak: fresh Ec.
and Jan SIC: May Sssc: July sic Corn steady adv
cash s and Jan S;,.e; MAY 2s.se Oats quiet; eash
tIime i.1sis: March $50. ~ '''' 'O's'Ses0
&C Kansas chs, No. Jan. ls.-wheat-May $50
Z. red nc: No 3 SsgsSc. Corn-May 35ssc: cash
No: mixed stNe: No; white ssltc;. No. Ssc.
Hay.chOiee timothy sio.5oa;l; choice. prairie
f1s fssfress s0'srpsTs1Ss Ter Ss sar R lS'
corn Ss. 81; oats 4o9o shipments-wheat 36.So
Liverpool Jan. T.-Ciosing: wheat-spot was
strcns: No. California 6s ID: No. red West
futures quiet: March IS "a: May IS sisd Corn
spot easy: American mixed new IS 1la.d: do Old
Nay IS Cd. Pease-Canadian quiet: Is e7td Flour
st. Louis fancy winter steady: S. Gl Hops at
.-Extr; india mess dull: eGs. 'Pork-Prime mess
western dull: oss- HamS-ShOrt cut. Il to Is
lbs. firm: 46s. Lard nrm: American refined. in
pals. $ss Cd: prime Western. IN ics.. sIs "a
ribs, ls TO = ihs. So 80: long clear middles.
ils 81: short clear backs. Is to - ms iis ID
clear bellies II TO IS ms. A.. Snoulders-Square
II 10 10 Tbs. firm: CAS- 81. Butter steady; United
States iaest iOOsi 90. good s1s 81. Cheess STEADY:
American finest white rs: American finest col
ored 55s. Tallow steady: prime city as sd: Aus
ITALIAN in London as 81. CDttons-ed oil-IiulI
renned. spot steady: s1s sd. Turpentine spirits
seed on steady; 5ls Cd. Pe;rolsum-Rsflned
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-01-14
By Telegra phi.

1EsBl Bl-l- SREtlAl4
81. Joseph. No. Jan. 1..-Cattie-Receipts les
a5.f9: cows and heifers N.75S14.. veals 81 ssfl
G.I5. bulls and stays s. f0Hi.3: stockers and
feeders s.. 75f T5. HogsReceipts To- 122: market
bc lower; light and light mixed s.. l5ff5 ga: me
diUm and heavy s5l5u5.3c: pigs 81. 75d4 81: bulk
s5.EiAq5.21ix Sheep-Receipts II: market steady
New York. Jan. l2.-Beeves-keceiDts 2cs all
for slsughterers: nothing doing: feeling steady
shipments ga cattle and sos quarters OF reef.
Caives-tteceipis g; steady; veais s5.z5aS -:
Receipts 6.5ss. sheep steady: lambs quiet: sheep
$500 40 wethers N.S: lambs S.Jsr6 40.
Canada lambs s6. TO- Hogs Receipts al: hsif a
sale will sell lower.
Kansas City. Mo-. Jan. 12-Cattie-Receiut-
l-5 natives: market closed lJc higher for The
week: nominal quotations: native beef steers
-. 59tf3. IS: stockers and feeders 81 5oa4i5; cows
erns A.25dS: Texans and lndiaas s.. .s5G4 20;
Texas cows S2.5963.50 20: calves "a. 50Gi6 80: bulls
and stays 81 .50d4. %. HogS-Receipts T. lo0: mar
ket sizQ5c lower; top $50: bulk Of sales IS 2li
$50; heavy A-s2izG4 30; mixed packers S. I7isfp
BIS: light S.15a5-2o: pigs 81 3odi7o. Sheer
Receipts 1850; lambs steady: fed muttons iOc
higher; Western lambs s5.2sGf5-50: Western NUT
tons - i9a4.s0; Western yearings A.EQ5; ewes
81. 2563.e0
South Omaha. Neb Jan. 12.-Cattle-ReceIpts
200: market steady: native beef steers S445 ~.
Western steers s3.7sG4.i0 Texas steers SsTr3 =:
cows and heifers s5.i0q4.25; Gamers 81. 7sis Is;
stockers and feeders tsg4.5o: calves 4ffess:
bulls. stays etc. 81 .50a4. Hogs-Recelpts s. 500:
market 81 lower; heavy S5-l7izdi5. .22Is: mixed
OF sales t5.I5T5 % Sheep-Receipts none. mar
ket steady fed muttons S4a4.50; Westerns 81 ss6r
20: common and stock sheep S.sSgS.S9: lambs
H.zJG5.4e.