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CHURCH NEWS.
German Baptist.

German Baptist.
lG. T. srupEBAxEn,
J. &. FuNpEnnuRGn.
II. p. TALHxi.M. supt. sunday School.
Services every sunday as follows:
Sunday School NJ 10 u. III.
rreaehins services M ~ II .; I'm n.
In the morning there will be Cbildren's
Day service ut II o'clock ut the Baptist
church. Preaching in the evening by
tie Rev. john II. Bourne. The various
services Of the church are being conduct.
Ell. All are invited to all the meetings.
The annual Children's Day service
will be held ut the Presbyterian church
next Sunday morning at the usual
preaching hour. A box OF COlumbine
has been ordered from the mountains
and will be- the chief decoration. An
excellent program has been prepared
and profitable hour 10 promised. An
Offering for Sabbath school missions
will be tahen. In the evening the pastor
will preach ut the usual hour, subject:
Jesus: The Savior"
Rev. W. l. Davenport will be installed
pastor OF the First Presbyterian church
next Monday evening ut 8 o'clock. DR..
j. L. Weaver OF Pueblo, will preach the
sermon; DR.. 7. q. Kirkwood. OF Colo.
rndo Springs. will charge the pastor. aud
DR.. Robt. Coltman of La Juntn will
deliver the charge to the people. A
cordial invitation is extended to the pub
lie to attend this service.
The Epworth League will hold its
regular monthly business meeting ut the
hoIne OF Mabel Watson Tuesday evening.
July .. followed by social. All young
people nre cordially invited; strangers
especially welcome.
Morning subject Mt the NJ. T.. church:
"Walking With God" Evening subject:
what Think Ye OF Christ"
Christian Endeavor topic next Sunday:
"Whaievcr: | will strive to do whntever
He would like to have me do. John
l5:7.lG, Matt. as:lS-9.
Ep~orth League topic for next Sun.
day: True to Christ" John lSi-l6.
Col. l73a Matt. 2s:l0 10.
Tie ". G. T. U. will meet with Mrs.
A. l.. kcllo.4 tomorrow ut p. IN.
Christian Science subject next Sunday
.'Christian Science"
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-06-28

Alfalfa pasture for horses !
mile north of factory. 81 90 per
month. Z. Il. Merk,
J.5n
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-06-28
For Sale.

so acres of land under Rocky
Ford Ditch, all within one mile Of
Post Office, in any sized tracts.
lltf VIM. Matthews.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-06-28

Lewis wilscy. a harmless lunaiic. was
arrested by Marshal baldwin few days
ago and after mn examination nj La Jupta
sent 10 the Pueblo asylum.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-06-28

Lost between Rocky Ford aud
Prof. Bolles' home Thursday
evening black fur collarette.
Finder please leave Mt Enterprise
Office.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-06-28

The now wcodm.n of tho World OIL.
Gers arc: II. q. Amend. q. C.: II. B'
Kouns. A. L.; J. q. fouik. Manager; J.
Dunlap, Eseort: q. B. Fleming. Watch.
man.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-06-28

II you have anything to sell. ndvcr.
tisc In the Enterprise.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-06-28
CASTORIA
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
sisa...,. ss.ss sss Of &tzzzZs.

Mr.. W. s. wbedon, Cashier Of the first
National Bank Of winterset. Iowa, in a
recent letter gives come experience with
a carpenter in his employ. that will be OF
value TO other mechanics. lie says: II
had carpenter working for me who was
obliged to stop work for several days on
account Of being troubled with disrfhoea.
similary troubled and that Chami~ rlain's
Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy
had cured me. He bought a bottle Of 4
from the druggist beee and inform 81 me
shat one dose cured him, snd he % again
st his work." For sale by DR.. keefby.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-06-28

Deeds and Mortgages at the Enter
prise Office.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-06-28

Bargains in House Paints at
Opera House Pharmacy.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-06-28

The Enterprise is in the markc, for n
load Of alfalfa from some subscriber who
wishes hts date advanced. But call ut
tho os'ic- before bringing tho hay-somc
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-06-28

II you, wish TO buy anything. advcr.
tisc In the Enterprise,
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-06-28

r. Cheek has commcbced work on the
addition 10 tho Hagen block.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-06-28

lion ]. IL. Crowley ~ now marketing
n large crop of very line rnspberries.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-06-28

"Coontown 400 exhibited under can
vass in Rocky Ford Tuesday night.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-06-28

: if you wish TO make trnde of nny
KIND advertise In the Enterprise,
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-06-28

l.. y. Hendricks 10 getting his fine
grocery room ready for business.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-06-28

Christian Endeavor topic next Sunday:
"Whaicvcr: will strive to do whatever
He would like to hnve me do. John
l5:1.lG, Matt. 9S:lS-.D.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-06-28

Christian Science subject next Sunday
-'Christian Sciencc.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-06-28

lG. T. sTunEnASEn,
u. NEviSGEN.
IL. &. FuSpERnURGH.
II, y. TALNHi.M. oupt. Sunday School.
Services every Sunday as follows:
sunday School ut 10 u. M.
Preaching services NJ II y. m.
Evening services. social. 1;O.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-06-28

Epworth League topic for next Sun.
day: True to Christ" John lSa-l6.
Col. l7:a Matt. 2s:l0 ~.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-06-28

Morning subject Mt the NJ. T.. church:
walking With God" Evening subject:
what Think Ye OF Christ"
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-04-16
FACTORYVILLE.


Factoryville. April 14.---At the regu-
lar meeting of Red Jacket lodge, No.
524, Independent Order of Odd Fellows.
hell last Saturday evening, tn. initia-
tory dc gree was conferred on one can
didate, and the officers were Installed
for the ensuing term. Deputy Grand
Master Il. *. Sturdevant, of Laceyville,
was present and conducted the INSTALL
ing work. The following officers We're
inductcd into office: Noble grand, r.
Fl. Holgate; vice grand, II. II. Rey-
nods: secretary. w. w. Bard; war;
den, w. $. Ross; conductor w. Pat
erson: outside guard, ii. T.. Whee-
lock: inside guard, 4. q, Woodruff; (;
right supporter to noble grand, j. q.
Capwell; left supporter, +. II. Chase;
right supporter to vice grand, NJ. G.
Rhodes; left supporter, Il. J. Griffin;
chaplain, Purdon Knapp. This was the
last visit of Deputy Grand Master
Sturdevant as the installing officer.
His successor is l.. +. Camp, of Tunk-
hammock.
Jacob Place has returned from the
west with carload of fine horses
They We're shipped to La Grange and
brought over from there.
Mr.. Alfred Rossiter leaves this week
for Buffalo, where he will spend the
summer.
Paulowna Rebekah lodge viii hold a
regular meeting this Tuesday evening.
Under the auspices of the Epworth
league the Utopia Concert company
will give one of their fine concerts at
the Methodist Episcopal church next
Wednesday evening, April II. The
admission will be % cents.
Several of our townspeople have
been attending the conference at Pitts
ton the past week.
Mr. and Mrs. Courtney Snyder, of
Dallas, We're pleasant callers here last
Sunday.
The dairy men of this section have
again allowed themselves to gobble up
the tempting bait thrown uut by the
Scranton Dairy company and have
abandoned the butter factory at this
place, and starting with today they
will haul ther milk to La Plume, and
deliver II to the above named company
until another strike Is inat gurated.
George T.. stanton has opened up a
first class bakery In tn oli Factory"
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THE MARKETS.
Wall Street Aevisw.

New York, April l5.--It was plainly to be seen
today that the influential assemblage Oh proies'
sional Operators in stocks who have led the
great bull market this year throughout were max
ing an abrupt shift from the high priced rail
road stocks into the industrial stocks of all
grades down TO many that are in the stock en-
change category OF cats and dogs very
buoyant advances We're effected in many oi these
and the unfailinG following of outside speeulalors
which has quickly followed this leadership Tor
MANY weeks past continued its doclle response
today. very notable feature OF the market
was that profit taking in the railroad list per-
sisted throughout the buoyant Iise among the
specaltes But the opening prices in the rail.
roads or those made during the first hour proved
to be the highest in very many cases. Railroad
stocks generally show net losses on the ia" al
though an effort made TO support them at
the last lifting some oi them from the lowest
New York Central had rcceded to ljlis in the
last hour and Was made to sell on the next and
last sale at lj2i2, the closing bid dropping baes
aqain to l5ih with l5la, asked. BY far the
most conspicuous movement OF the day owing
to the enormous volume OF the dealings Was in
Amalgamated Copper. The stock iell back at
intervals on profit taking after its wide open
ing at III to l2o. compared with ll6 at Satm'
days close, In the final dealings IL WAS iushed
M through flood OF offerings 10 l2i34, closing
movements in all the gas stocks, led by Con
solidated Gas and Brooklyn Union Gas with ad'
yanccs oil oia and 10 respectively. Peoples Gas
rose at one time nearly points. There were
gains OF iis in Metropolitan Street railway.
3A in Sugar, rs in Chicago Terminal. in the
preferred, loss in Colorado Fuel, and { in
Tennessee Coal. Other gains OF | to points are
accounted for by such stocks as international
Pump, Texas and Pacific Land Tnst, National
Lead, American Linsced oil stocks, National
salt, American snun preferred Glucose and New
York Arbrake. The only really notable ad.
vance in the railroad list was in the high
priced coalers, Cleveland, Cincinnati, Chicago
and Sc. Louis, which rose 4, and MEXICAN Ma
tional, which Was lifted 2is on large buying
Burlington was at one time carried 2is under
saturday and Rock Island points. Total sales
today. l,609. 400 shares. The bond market wai
strong. Mexican Central incomes being in notable
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FOREST CITY.

Special 10 ths Scranton Tribune.
Forest City. April 15.--John ], Kclle-
her has purchased the Judson Lott
property, on Hudson street which he
has occupied for the past seven years.
David l.. Healey has purchased the
confectionery and cigar business of
Mrs. r. w, Gunsalis, on Main street.
He is having changes made in the
building and will run first class Ice
cream parlor.
The series OF religious meetings In
the Baptist church continue tn draw
good sized congregations nightly.
The fair of the Forest City, band be-
gins in the Opera House tonight and
will continue for a week. Tomorrow
night the Star Drum corps will pro-
vide the programme; Wednesday,
Hoggarth's band. of Jermyn. will as
sist; Thursday, the Forest City band
will play; Friday, the Vandlng band
will be heard, and the Jermyn Citi-
zens' band has promised to close the
fair Saturday night, There will he
dancing each evening.
George w. MaXey. a Forest City boy
who Is student at the University
of Michigan, in Ann Arbor, Is gaining
considerable fame in debates with stu
dents of other colleges. On April 5,
he was one of trio pitted against
the University OF Chicago, to debate
the question, Resolved, That the
United States Should SubsidiSe Its
Merchant Marine" and the Ann Arbor
boys won.
The Easter music was repeated at
the Presbyterian church last evening.
A large congregation was present to
enjoy II.
Messrs. John II. Bell and John II.
Budd were in Montrose Saturday on
business for The poor district.
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HOpBOTTOM.
special to the Scranton Tribune.

Special to the Scranton Tribune.
Hopbottom, April 15.-.An excellent
programme was rendered at the school
commencement. which occurred Fri
day evening. The music for the occa-
sion was furnished by Messrs. Conrad
and Risbee. who gave some most
pleasing selections on the violin and
cornet. with Mrs. Il. NJ. Tiffany as
accompanist; Mr.. Glenn Marsh, OF
Factoryville, who delighted the au-
dience with his banjo selections, and
Mrs. Tiffany and Mrs. Carpenter, who
sang very pretty duet.
The work of the pupils from all de-
partments of the school was highly
commendable. From the primary de-
partmcnt the doll drill, in which the
little tots appeared as nurse women,
was both quaint and pretty, and up
side Down." in which the performers
appeared to he walking on their heads,
was extremely funny. From the in
termediate department the Milk Maids
drill was fine example of grace and
beauty, and showed excellent training.
From the high school department there
were excellent recitations by Misses
Kate Maher. Edna Brown and Mabel
graduates. They. of course formed the
center Of attraction. Miss Kathryn
McNulty read an essay entitled cover
the Alps Lies Italy" which was nicely
written, picturing Italy as typical of
the realm of success beyond the noun
tans of difficulty. Deborah Davis es-
say was comprehensive sketch of the
life of Queen Victoria. Stanley kerr's
GRAFTON, entitled, westward Ho!'
showed considerable knowledge of the
problem of civilization. with which our
country is struggling.
The production of the graduates was
followed by a short address by Prof.
Elkanah Hulley. of Keystone acad-
emy, to which the audience listened
with much interest. The graduates
then received their diplomas, and an
other year of school work was de-
clared complete.
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DURYEA.
speelal to the scranton Tribune.

Special to the Scranton Tribune.
Duryea, April 15.--The Pittston Elec-
trio Illuminating company will fur
nish electricity for all the buildings
wired on Back road
Mr.. Michael Rendoe has opened his
new hotel in tawrenceville.
Mr.. Walter Naylor has purchased all
the wood left in MIiller's grove.
The infant child of Mr.. and Mrs.
George Brown, of Foote street, is crit
ically ill. as also is Miss Alice Brown.
Mr.. Lewis Rendoe has removed his
family from Pickrell house to the
Lawrence company houses.
Mr.. Dan Dills visited in Scranton
Monday.
Mesdames William Shales and john
son Randall visited in West Pittston
Sunday.
Toystein Bros, are removing their
dry goods from Cohen's store to for
mer postoftice building.
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Irwin's Burlesquers.

Fred Twins big show began three days en-
gagcment ut the Gaiety thcater yesterday and
gave a pleasing entertainment The company
contains talent well known in the vaudeville and
burlesque world including Marie harrison, Lizzie
Van, W. Il. Browning aud others well equipped
to amuse. Miss Grace Mantcll won much Lp-
pa,ise in her rendition of songs with magic Ian.
tern accompanimSnt and the Biownings gave a
lively sketch entitled ''rhc Merry Tramp" The
star act OF the olio, however, seems to have been
the act OF the Cornallas, the marvellous acrobats.
An entertaining turn was contributed by John
Honan and Patrick kcarncy, who received much
applause for their Irish sketch, They are Scrsn-
ton young men who have been on the stage for
the last two years Besides their number in the
oo both appear in the sketches with which the
performances opens and closes.
The closing sketch entitled ~ Good Thing
was Il rare and raoy ending oi merry pro-
gramme, being much superior TO the first bnr,
lesque. The Irwin company will he at tho
Gaiety today and tomorrow afternoon and even
inc
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New York Grain and Produce.

New York. April l5.-Tour-Quiet and nm
changed but ruled firm on all grades In syr'-
pathy with wheat. Wheat-Srot firm; No. :.
red, 70asc. {. o. b. alodt; No. red. 705sc Gle
vator; No. l northern Duluth, SXc. I. .. b..
aloat; options steady, opening developed firm
n,ss and closed at iac. net advances; May close'l
T1c, July, iGlAc. Septer,bcr. 75'sc. Corn.-.spor
fam; No. 9, 4Olac. elevator. and taNc. I. Q. t..
ohoat; options generally firm all day; closed
firm at iic. nc' advance: Mlq closed 4o!acc.
July, 4stso.; September, 4sc. oats-Spot dr'l;
No. ,, ;D*ic. No. ., %i,c.: No. white, 32iat. !;
No. y wiIc 30i4c.; track mixed western. 3oa
aIisc.: options quiet bat stcadier on backward
selling reports and the firmress OF corn. But'c'
Steady at tho dco'ine; fresh creamery, 16aslc. :;
factory, llkaI3lac.; imitation creamery, l4alsc.
steatc dliy, I5a30c CieeSt--Slarhet steady;
fancy large 'colored ,li,alliac.: do. do. white,
llaliHc.; fancy small colorcd. l2l4dl9iac.; do.
do whiic. laal.4c. Eggs strong; state and
Pennsylvania, liaiIi!C.: Fouthclr. lsai3Sio. :
western storage, liiac; western. regular packe"
1ialtLc,
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building. He will also conduct a
lunch room and ice cream parlor in
connection. Vegetables and fruit fresh
from the gardens will also be kept
in season. The opening of such a
place of business in our town fills Il
long felt want, and should receive the
patronage of the people.
George Cobb, of Scranton. the genial
tonsoral artist, who formerly conduct
ed shop here, will open n shop in
this place again in the near future.
Charles Haag. who has been resi-
dent of this place for several years.
will move his family to Scranton on
May /.
Quite a. number OF the Encampment
members of the III l.pendert Order of
Odd Fellows order anticipate going to
Scranton on the evening of April %,
to attend a special session of the
grand encampment of Pennsylvania. to
be held in Odd Fellows hail. 200 Wy
oming avenue.
Deputy Grand Patriarch A. A. Brown
installed the officers of Factoryville
encampment. No. 246. Independent Or
der of Odd Fellows, at n regular meet
ing held last Wednesday night. The
officers for the ensuing term are as
follows: C. p, J. A. Britton; senior
warden, A. G. Woodruff; junior war;
den, Charles Packer: high priest, b.
j. Crisman: scribe, e. S. Kinds: out
side sentinel, N. A. Gardner; inside
sentinel, S. c. Reynolds.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. n. Simrell, of Scran-
ton. spent Sunday here with their par
entS.
George Walton. our new and enter
prising merchant, will, with his fam
lily, occupy the residence that Charles
Haag will vacate about May !.
Several of our citizens will attend
court this week
Owing to conference no services We're
held in the Methodist Episcopal church
last Sunday.
Red Jacket lodge will most tittingly
celebrate Odd Fellows anniversary at
their hall on Friday evening, April &c.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-04-16
NEW MILFORD.


Special 10 the Scranton Tribune.
New Milford, April 15.--H. j. Tiffany
suffered "a stroke of paralysis on FIJI
day morning, and as vet Is in n criti-
cal condition.
Robert and Frank Hardy. OF Walton,
were guests at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. i. G.. 1nderlied, u few days last
week
Dr.. and Mrs. a. Il. Snyder enter
tanned their brother, DR.. d. M. Snyder,
of Dunmore, one day last week.
Theron Shay, Of this place. and Miss
Abbie Casey, of this township, were
united in marriage on Wednesday last
by Rev. j. s. Fagan. at his parockial
residence in Great Bend. Mr.. and
Mrs. Shay returned from their wedding
tour today and will reside in New Mil
ford.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Crosier, of Thomp-
son, were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. u.
Van Buskirk, Sunday.
Miss ATande Trumbull returned Fri
day from five weeks visit among
Scranton and Peckville relatives.
Miss Helen Moore, of Kingsley, is
visiting her grandmother, Mrs j.. w.
Moore.
ford's popular young ladies. and B. f.
Waterman, of Hallstead, were married
at the brides home on Church street.
on Wednesday at 4.30 o'clock. The
wedding march was rendered by Miss
Ina Aldrich, sister of the bride. and
the ceremony was performed by Rev.
II. n. Ives. After a wedding supper
was served the bride and groom drove
to Hallstead where they at once took
up their residence in nicely fur
nished home. The bride will he great
ly missed from the Presbyterian church,
societies. where her helpful efforts have
been very much appreciated. The
| members of the choir presented her
| with handsome rug for a wedding
sift.
Miss Nina Moore and Miss Lettie
woodhouse We're appointed as dele
gates from the Presbyterian Sunday
school to attend the Sunday school con-
vention at East New Milford next
Saturday.
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A Swedish Dialect Play.

Swedish dialect plays have lapset OF late owing
to the iirth OF writer's of this style OF comedy,
therefore the announcement ot the forthcoming
production nj Carl Carlson" brand new ar
ticle oil Scandinavian persuasion is awaited with
some interest. Carl Carlson" will receive its
initial production in this city at the Lyccum
Thursday night
1t will he portrayed by a carefully selected
company headed by that Swedish dialect COM
edian, Arthur Donaldson. Nlr, Donaldson is a
character actor OF ability who brings to his
work high baritone voice oi great sweetness
and power. lie will introduce a number of c.'
fsctye songs during the progress OF the play
which by the way are from the same pen hlv,
ing heen furnished by Daniel y. sorIin. The
supporting company includes many well known
n.nlcs. Miss Annie Mack Berlin hcing the lead.
ing feminine member Seats are now on sale
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-04-16

M W,w '%'', york inncv mi, erea,ncs fancy small. ia
l2Ac.; do. do. fair to choice. l0Iaa1lAc. Re.
irc Sugars-Quiet but firm. Cotton.-Un.
changed. Tallow--S Steady; city prime in hogs.
heads. &C.. county do. do, barrels, 4ha5c. :;
cakes 5lsc. Live l'oultry--Dull and easier:
fowls, He; old rooseis, 7a7Hc.; winter chick.
ems. i5als'; spring chickens, 25asoc; ducks, loa
lie. Dressed Poultry-Quiet but hrm; fowls,
choice. 1Olac; do. fair TO good 0talOc.; old
roostcls, 1lac.; roastLg chickens frozen, 10al3c.
as to qualify; irozcn turkeys oalsc. as to quail
ity; ducks, lonlac. Rcceipts-Flour. 1900 ba,
res and io1O,OO0 pounds in sacks; wheat. ,%,oS
bushels; corn, 1Ol,OOO bushels: oats, 1000 bush-
els Shipment s--Wcat, $1,000 bushels: corn.
$4,000 bushels: oats, G,0OO bushels; -four. ,ln |
and vnok
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Corse Payton Company.

Tie Corse Payon Stock company opened a
weeks engagement at the Academy OF Music
Yesterday afternoon to an enormously large audi
cnce, the play presented tor the matinee was the
beautiful play rural life entitled "Only u
Farmers Daughter and gave excellent salts
faction. Mr.. Corbctt, very well known here in
Scranton, having played four weeks straight
with the Davis Stock and with other first
class companies in the leading role did some cS.
ceptionally fine work and was the recipient o!
much deserved applause.
woman against Woman was the bill pre-.
serted last evening. Handsome scenery was dis
played and exquisite costumes thoroughly in
keeping with the play were worn. The matinee
performance this afternoon will be the society
drama, 'IounS Mrs. Winthrop" will be pro
duccd. The specialties introduced between the
acts are entirely new and novel, and highly On.
tcrtainiug
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Chicago Live Stock Market.

Chicago, April j,-Cattle--Rsceipts, !i0o, IA
ouding 200 Texans steady except medium steer
Texans, firm; top, $50; good TO prime steer,
feeders, SLOW. medium weak, S2.TSai73; cow,
s.. 7iaL5O; hciiers, Se75a'5; cannes, Ss.ioas 10;
bulls, s2.75a450; calves, Sh5.O Texas icl
steers, si.25a5.35; Texas grass steers, 81. 5oai
y 900; tomorrow, 10000; estimated left over,
5000; opened steady; closed easier; top, so.e5;
mixed and butchers, S',oOa6,a0 good to choice
heavy, S6.05lGe5; rough heavy, 50, o0a6; light,
Receipts, aiOO0; sheep, slow; shorn export, sfa0
a5.lO; steady 20 slow; Coorados mostly, s5.3i;
good TO choice wcthers, Si.75a5; fair to choi, E
mixed, si6oat 50; western sheep, ". .I5a5; yes,-
linss, 81 soar 10; native lambs, 4.T5a5.35; wet
ON llmhs. Slal..ii.