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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-07
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There is a good story being told at
rrcsent about a Berks county paste "ho
recently made trip to this city ard
who included the Philadelphia Hospit2!
in the list OF Interesting places VISITED
while here, When he reached the insane
departrnert of the institution be began
a converse tion with one OF the patients.
a rather sentlenanly. appearing man O.
middle age. and, as it is the custom %
coincide with whatever asssrtie::s "ii-
fortunates OF this class may maze, t-l@
sood clergyman. uf course: did not ft u,
fie him IN any particular GUMS &c
tervai their talk -astet ia tho
Don't you think * dreadful sac ga s LIZ
patient that Senator Quay s-.30i,, ~, ~ tfaI
been so uusderouslE sauGG<'SSSt - 80
insane division WORKER JLSS ~ IN
abort 10 vots on electton-day
yes, rep. d the cIeray man II WIS
indeed, reSrettan'e. .,,,o.1 b.7,a
And .ezideat cIeEs, aIG. I'd ssl,e
ste 3hz4 him at The Chamber OF Com
nero. banquet the otAer, !}Snt
4 believe they haEs' sgs.lo.toeu 'i1e
..o ..,nI Steal King schwab,. has he re,
,,ovsrad from the injuries ne sustained
by being thrown from ON s stss s9p q -
ext last accounts be ieVe ne was pro-
,r-oesirr fayo-ab!y toward recovery" an
svvare1 the divine. rreekly.
The luna tic stopped al this point and.
lacking the :no,der OF reiSious BELIEF
.a91,areiv in the eye, asked: You're min
istsT aren't YOU and know the Bible
throueh and .lircuTh?"
I've . answered the visitor.
..We=l," said the detained" one. grin
ming sardonically as he tarew over his
head the fragments OF q newspaper he
had been ENGAGED in tearing. 'ali I've gos
to say is that you've got Anauias beat
o.! a hundred miles. You're about the
liar N this country. -i.hl.adelphla Teie-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-07

W that the foremost portion has been doubled twice
q raised appearance. In the ali the
raised The must always be cut in bias
direction and the edges WHIPPED
keeping the thread draw easily.
strips OF may also toward the ends That
recipe suited petals especially
when taey put. separately.
To With chenille essenta! roint is to secure
very big needle. Net muslin be sewn 70
piece OF paper olcloa which the design has
traced Ii all the leaves should be finished first
the blossoms applied the moment The ribbon
passed through trane-a~~nt o7ote-.7
portion at the back which dnly shows through. is
outlined with fos defined with herringbone stitch.
Two OF pink provided
5 wonderful Improvement in the general effect.
black satin bag adorned with pea is another
effort carried old lines The coorins Of the
blossoms is varied two shades of pink with white centre
with 0aa primrose for the inner petals and
white The forms which Of Ife-size
the already described When fin
edges be furled with large Fin inward or
outparls will It important play should be
allowed the outer petal The length
CURED viii surprise those forgot
circumstances times the da
meter of which this leaf affinity at
the outset Sprays OF sweet effective powder
nsO nato
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-07

..,,,,.~ ,na T., tho bat+er knowledge of how
~ AMY them.
1rEaad # saems hut a short time ago
,htUVs"' - 80 $50 $50 co,,,4 ba
MtsL a wo t,i w., r,arfahf,. # has
s'el go $3.50 $50 iool, an I've her be-
Ga,' anu 80 ,,u},olazonSe
80 80 i, IL, Nv Nat n the man
liz, lvo6 vrislIers.
VIZ. ~ oyea ~ ; snns was Formerly assj.lu.
o,-,,, avoifad hy any who did not wish
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-07
that are charming and could not well be
Obtained in chiffon.

that are charming and could not well be
obtained in chiffon.
rs midwinter approaches red in bits and
as facings acquires great vogue. = most
effective street suit is Of dark blue zloe-
Tine with facirss of velvet in Orienta! feu
and red promises to be faEorlte Tor
skating costumes ard winter SPORTS. a
Russian model is Of gray covert cioth
with bands Of deep rich red and similar
effects are 10 he found on many OF the
hes, gowns and suits. Next week must
talk about The children ard their holiday
attire for the season should always hs
a g2la one for them. but later viii tell
son Of the many chic and smart das. gins
witch Will he. seen upon the ice. and of all
tl,at is latest ard best for genuine Wihte'
wear So far We have worn furs ron
courtesy, but, doubtless lack Frost VII
make us fee. actual need Of their warm n
before his reign has come to an end
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-07
Come aonto The Ger en-. Maud.

Poetry by Alfred Tennyson.
Come into the garden, Maud,
For the black bat. night. has DOWN.
Come into the garden, Maud,
am here at the gate alone,
and the woodbine spices are waited
abroad,
And the musk OF the roses blown.
For a breeze OF morning moves,
And the planet OF love is en- nigh,
Beginning to faint in the light that chg
loves. on bed of dafcd!l sky,
To faint in the light of the sun she
loves to faint in the light and to die.
Come, come! Come into the garden.
For the black bat night has flown;
Come into the garden, Maud,
| am here a. the gate atone.
am here at the safe alone.
Queen Of the rosebud garden o. girls.
Come hfther the dances are done.
In g'oss Of Satin and Ginmer OF pearls,
Queen lily ard rose, in one
Shine out little head running over WITH
curls.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-07
1ocmsn Gross Ocean
FOR Fair Dye.

Probably more English women dye their
ta.r man those Of any other nation of up
tn.6ate Importance, To them ii seems
as nothing to cross the clanne! TO Paris
tie mecca Of such art, and to remain there
for the purpose of having the deed fifty
accom- pllshed Also with the French and
Americans the custom has now reached a
state of triumphant vogue. This, no
Joubt. is an outcome of tie very great
Improvement which during the last few
wears has been achieved in the dyes them
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-07

ropes, pearl necklaces and strings are
worn galore WI le gowns are much
trimmed with pea:l ornaments. mast
exquisite evening gown for young
n1atron is of white chiffon with deep
points of cream lace over the skirt and
is trimmed with drop ornaments Of
pearls at each apex. while tie bodice Is
similarly treated. Drops there must be,
and these danny ones OF pear! appear
to have won greater favor than any
other sort al hough those Of topaz
and other stones are seen.
Really sumptuous gowns of lace and
chiffon enriched by raised: silk flowers are
among the novelties. but are confined to
nations. being far too ornate for ycuns
girls wear. Chiffon robes with the flow
ers already applied are imported and can
be purchased from certain exclusive
houses. but lack the dignity OF. simpler
things An exceedingly. costly gown. sent
oven by Partisan autocrat on subjects
sartorial. is cornr osed Of fire Lierre lace
overhung by narrow panneis OF pale vel
low MORE which are he'd together by
aarIantSs of these delicate sill: flowers
The lace is soft and full and falls :rto
sort. fluffy. unfulating folds at the lower
portion OF the skirt the panels. OF grad
nzted lengths. being allowed TO flare apart
Leiow the flower garnitures which are
laced high enough to allow graceful
frol.-frou effect below. The bodice is low
rs q matter OF course. of full lace with
,iIk arranged to harmon;ze with the skllt
md a garniture Of the six flowers about
he neck To my taste the silk flowers
re less dainty and charming than those
# chiffon. bnt they are new and they
show some marvellous opalesce:1t effects
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-07
J,ke NE 2 .:ck jFome.

t1or.,, how the cold. bitter winds now
are blowing!
,,o.aer a,..r mother. draw nearer to
stav bv my bedslae-I feel I am going
rar ,rom th!5 COD. cruel word and
:, 49, Sot. for raught in his world can
FROM toL.o@.ng me. for I'll soon go
R-,t on: ere 1 die my dear mother.
pray thee.
..reAs n,- back hoaas--tas ssas see Is
once more-oo
stay by my bedside. l feel I am going.
T4ke me PACK home-let me see it once
On. let me see once again that sweet
river,
Upon whose soft bosom I gazed when
child,
And locked all around me. and wondered
The moon on a love!ier picture eer
smiled.
Let ne see the old honestead-the house
[ was born IL:
The flowers that grew round s
porch, and the coor;
Where I welcomed the sun when il ross
in the morning.
Take me back horne-let me see It
more
Chorus
Mother. It's hard from our home We are
driven,
BY war. amid strangers. and none seem
p,t oh thera,s a home that IS ours IN
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-07

To the flowers and be their Sun
SHINE out, shine out and De their sun
Come into the garden. Maud,
For the black bat, night. mas flown;
Come into the garden. Maud.
She is coming. my OWL. my sweet;
Were it ever so airy tread.
My heart would near aer and 0eat'
Were it earth in an earthg bed.
Come my own. my s~eet.
Como my own, ny sweet
Maud, Maud. come;
I'm here at the gate alone.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-07

At this tine year debutane is monarch Of all she
surveys All the world worshtps and adnlires her
dainty garments.
pretty gown of white chiffon with insertions Of Yene-
tan lace rutes Of chiffon everywhere
The neck is finished full bertha Of chiffon, and in
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-07

always welcome. but the vestinss are
newer and show q multitude of designs,
With a rerceEiZed as well as plain fin
ish Black with dots Of white is smart
and serviceable and white with dots OF
blue, red. pink and all coiors is TO be
found. WOODEN materials are the falnil-
lar flannel. albatross. yelling and blil-
liant,ne, but are shown in some novel
designs. Plain materials. stripes, figures
ard pialds all are worn SO that ample OPP
portunity for the exercise OF taste ana
discretion IS allowed Silks are always
worn. In addition TO taffeta we have
,seau de cynge for the simple waists ah1
dozen varieties for those OF more eiito-
crate make y recent novelty is en1broid.
cred waist patterns the foundation benz
v hite peau de cynge and the work beng
executed in pale tlnts.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-07

over the Cloth found8ti Il. a most ele-
CAN'T gown a.so, is IF :lot-l with trin
Iling OF a heavy wool, ,r TX, lace that
is striking IN tbs, extreme Heavy lacas
az a craze. This wool sort is new an+
suits cloth and 2ii,eliae nothing else
aces. but II IS not closely like the Yak
OF some years ago in spite of the nalne.
Ga the white cloth ii is used in a rich
creamy shade but is dyed to match those
Of color. Cloth makes the favorite ma
teriai for c!oaks but soma heavy 81 ks ara
iced and ] haze seen some Of lace over
chiffon that were charming. although
cloth is always more durable and has
distinct s,eGance Of It's OWN As rue,
the length is threc-quarter and the
Shoulders are adorned with tiny capes or
cape collars. DAYTIME wraps show FIR
rs rsvers, as collars ard as cuffs, but
those OF the evening are almost uni
forIn'v either lace-t i'rn2ed CT simply
stitched. Fur IS somewhat heavy Tor
wear over the 6slicate materials that are
The favo-ites Of fashion and is not gen
el:.l although some smart women pre-
fer it 10 any other tinisA DANGERS. or
drop ornaments OF al sorts are much
used and MANY Of the palmer coats show
g succession of hanging cords and drops
down the entire front
yace both IS q Fashionable material and
ea accessory abounds. Some OF the hand
ec.rest quits for afternoon wear, show
eodices Of lace that are so strapped with
fictn as to become part of the costume,
hv no means an add waist. An exceed
,g'y chic white cloth. made with some
what severe skirt and coat, has a waist
II French crochet made deliberately and
combined viii, the cloth The sleeves are
IN Hungarian style, their upper, caDlike
portions Of Goth and cloth strappings are
introduced ia the yoke and collar. AS !
;hink I have mentioned IN earlier letters
II IL a season OF ore color gowns Con-
.rtsts are comparatively little seen except
81 black are introduced 10 heishten an e.
,ec, Waists or h'orees Of less heavy ma
.ar!ai than the skirt are essential with
sosi and Jacket suits. but those of the
Meter sort are made in matching color
and often the material IS trimmed With
The cloth as in the case Of the lace. Con-
Ia-tinr wais,s are reserved for simn(e oc-
easions. for the tailored suit and the like.
With these most charming creations are
worn for afternoon fl4ctfons. bit the
plan severe simple shirt waist Is pre-
se-red for T.bc morning hours. No fash
ION as Desirable and IS satisfactory as
that Of fencv odd wa!.ts Is al all likely 10
die, but X has been much modified and
Che hes; usage has become just that
STATED above with All sorts OF pretty
things worn Cor the theatre.
The shirt waists Of morning wear are
1rnsr, and are Ideally comfortable Manr
materials are used. but preference is given
70 the many washable vesttngs that are
heavy enough FOR warmth. are essentially
etsl!sh yet allow Of sending to the laaa-
Cry. Familiar pioue IS shown. with q
zlaeoe back that means warmth. and Is
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-07

Black white evening are as popular as ever
No combination is and it is becoming to al
most every woman
This one is Of fine paleed black net over white satin
Though the entire ovorsess paeed the paiettes are
merely gives one general spansy IDEA OF the
BACKGROUND and serves relief the boo
pattern OF larger ai,ettas which the front OF the
gown and is repeated on the waist and train
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-07

AS have stated in previous letters.
the cloakS Of the season are superb. The
opera has hro2Sht forth some peculiarly
elegant evening wraps and the December
afternoon functions are showing some
most exquisite things in cloth and the
like Paris set the fashion OF white
gown white coat white nat ana
rshite fu-s for afternoon receptions. and
we on this SIDE Of The sea have bsen
t,;Itck to seize upon the idea and TO make
it our own. One Of the handsomest cos
tunes seen this season is Of white satin
faced cloth with half ensih coat. 'n
the Louis order, Of heavy crochet lace
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-07

Every simple little mouse gown
one that she feels is dressy quiet afternoon at
home and yet quite of gown to wear to teas
receptions 80. ,s
This is cashmere The org shlr' mas
four tgonch deep tucs running the foot In front
the skirt running belt to her are four mario"
pleas. %
The accordion pleated gathered into stride OF
silk
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-07

Pearls and pearl ornaments ave pre-
ferred to all other jewels and forms OF
adornrnent More rea~l EARRINGS than
those Of any other jewels are o be seen
at the opera, and pearl collars, pearl
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-07

UVrittcn by J. E Carpeater)
Oh. happy. happy. happy be thy dreams.
Bright be the vision that before thee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-08-17

Cotton Exchange special Liverpool cables-Spot
Araeriean 5000; receipts 5000: American, 1000 mid
higher August 489b AugGst-September s5b sepPem tenn
ber-October 2sb OctobeT-NoveInber z2is; November
Fes[Jary 4l6izs FebruaryaIarch. 41eb: Merch-April
FLOUR AND MEAL,-The -four market OF Saturday
was dun in all departments and generally in BUYERS
ter straeG So a6ass & n asTe - COG IS s. e
spring clears 50 l5Q$3 80 extra No winter So 5aS3 IS
and 70 a-riye..---RYB FLoCFa-Quet: quoted: Fair 10
M3ALus. quoted: Kiln dried s. sass 20 as sfH to
yellow 81 5eaSl 60; coarse. 81 26asI FEEDNDuli;
Sis P-ng bran spot SIS sacks TO arrive 200 10
Sing slsas2; coarse winter s1eGS28; city bran
45iSte 90 hEseed oil cake s26 5o corn oil cake s24;
GRAIN-WFfEAT- SATURDAY. Wheat make, ,-,,,. ,,-
Tenant upon half holiday speculation, became somewhat
TIE SEPTEMBER here after opening easier and &C
5esed By TIE absence Of expected rains Of Importance
somewhat selling up 70 74iFc Under Hight rchas4r rec
sung from the readjusent Of speculative
over Sunday then broke again under heavy liquidation
and absence Of outside support in the hour finally
Chicaso after selling rose closed at e9zsc under
and London while 4 higher on Avq,s, Ma. u. I've,
Ts-ooTSs cs4e sf,r7ats fts wrls ?SGg 6uF. ana a
5000 coo on Monday The curb market steadier for
one load here and for ar onnorts rsst auafao5s
1850 Septeube Quotation. wheat were
tosc o . atost 70 Northern Duluth so1sc and 10
bare AiaI'iioea - &c hoIh o ? afoat corr
Chicago receipts and 4 upurn cables corn
showed little change from The previous might during
except September New-Yo-x.
offered down size 5-Ec.
moderate ard light while all
a3vces private otherwise indicated favorable
and occasional showers
throughout tire belt Toward the market turned
weaker with the West where September liquidation ha 4
break. but The late curb rallied again
covering The curb o'clock 57isc FOR Sep
ternber. No corn closed at Sac elevator and CSC
afoat; . yellow and No . white both 6ac b
wheat the forenoon oats
lower level declining because OF better weather
cferings in contrast with
mall shipments demand moderately
active September nctahly weak the Vest in5i-
manipulation although short sellers
SIN preferred giving option wide birth Cash sales
bush 10 > cats closed at 1870
white CT G63e. No 3 No white. track mixed.
= white clips all nominal RY T,
Market quiet: No Western, coke, and No Western.
e0c both af-Et state rye 5oz1I3ac Nc : G5GGlc.
Buffalo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-08-17
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New-NOrk August 10.
CQFFEF-The dav IN coffee a quiet and price
changes did extend point at time.
a mod of adjustments between
room traders constituted small business
reported Speculative orders few and operations by
bun bear leaders Cable news con-
1ned advices Of 4iz pig decline in the German
foreign coffee markets remaining closed
IN observance Of holiday. The local market opened
unchanged. and closed steady the
only 10000 recorded. The
spot department just dull, and prices
were noninaly unchanged the basis of 5ikc for in
q Rio IS The market for mild coffee is quiet
The visible supply in the United States
August II 3o6.20 bags. We quote: Mocha 1870
15c: Java interior. a2Oc: Java. Tmor 16i2dI1C:
PalenhenG 14T141.c: Naracaiho. Calcutta. So y
l9c; Maraoafbo grades taste; Maracabo washed,
1o2G13c. Jamaica. IT1l nc; La Guayra ~ G7&c:
Caracas, washed. loG13c; Bogata 11a1ec Mexican %
Joe. washed 10GlSc Central American, Ga
lac; Guatemala and Colon. s1zg17l2c; African. Ga q
The range Of contract prices in day
as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-08-17
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Iiveruool Aug. I6--CIGsinE Wheat-Spot du!et; No /
spring IS I'd: No California Is AID;
September 5s I'D; December. IS d.
Spo, qqet. American mTed IS II I'D; futures nominal
September Il ni2d; october Is nd January Is 1ll4d
Pcas-Canadian steady IS III FIour-St. fancy
winter Arm S. sd Hops London-Paclhc Coast firm
f7hfS Beef India mess. Pork
firm prime mess, Western. s3s It'd. Hams-Short cut IA
4. quiet Sd. Bacon quiet: Cumberland
H. DOS Cd; rib id to - NJ oss I'd; clear
heavv 4 back ~ n,
Cd clear bellies IL H. 62s snoulders-square
IL la - quiet Cd Lard duil. in
tieIce- Cd: american ren, II raii. Butter
noWEa American nncs- W rs
American finest l1reo iss sd. Taow-Prime City
Guiet 2ss Australian in Io2don dur! 2s. Turpentine
Spirits steady 34s Rosin-Common steady As 3D.
Petroleum-Rehned quiet. 6ssd. Lnseed dull ais Cd
Cottonseed oi!-Hull refined. spot dun. 25a I'd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-08-17

Tame squads unchanged. We quote: Turkeys; hens;
poor 10 fair sQ11c spring chickens Philadelphia fancy
large, 1sG20c: do mixed sizes 1yql8c DO PeansyI I'd
large. &C. DO scaIded 5@i$35e: do small medium
g2e' fowls western 4H6 oId COCKS S1ac spring
ducks Long Island and Eastern per To-
white 15c; SQUADS prime large. whe' per oozen' . 80
do mixed g. do dark 81 90 81 ~ re OFFERINGS Of round
noeral but demand fair and tone seady sweet
potatoes weak and lover Onions seIif Corn in
Lettuce steady for prime Scans
Squash and turnips dull in good demand ana
firm We quote: Potatoes. Long island IN pulh, 5t6
s. l2q$1 20 do JTssy $l@>i 20 southern e Ice unces
&c 81: carrots 5oa 'ae cucuabeTS, Jty es and
o,ny. per 100 81 ease; uprver Per tUi 81 'q
10. -Hcgxl: clulifowers. Long Island an. i.rsev
bh. Ic4S2 celery per dozen og4c rsi ,611f0c do
st sn bA "9o' toc s1& 81 e ~. DO per 5 dozen case.
do connecticut 81 25a$2 do Orange COUNTY per bag
$aS so do Jersey southern, white per basket '2c
basket ST. do Kentucky. bbl $2a$2 -; okTa JeseG
ner basket i5cGs1 so do per bag. 5oc@$1 % peppers
Jersey bbl DO per bush hans 63 Ion Island
per bag 5OcGs1 do Boston per box 2cqsl II; 90 75cG
basket 5c@ 5 do Mesn rnns Russia ss per Dbl
50d75c: tomatoes Monmouth County. Jersey per ooN ~
80 Hay AZ A%D sTR&W-HAY-The week winds up in the
drnized condition that ha aTa Wholesale
irgs and purchasers make the best Of the
Mica use Of o 9 at high ma R5'9 np No aaa
usual full supply times IS selling reo Sare Cs5ada con
tinnes to be welcome the Offering eSPecagg
for feeders who reject M MODES Of little
merit early general Sse saul s60i5r: new in good
condition s5a9oc off sradST q| rye failiy active
old include snaGan now - best old Recepts hay for
At Go 79 % tons last week 1867 Exports OF nay
IIaeE 40 tons: week. ~" tons
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-08-17
LIVE STOCK MARKET-BY TELEGRAPH

Chicago. Aug 1e-Cattle- Receipts 800; steady goa
81 90; stockers feeders. 81 50aSo 90 s 1,,IIs
& 30. heifers 81 5Oq$6; 81 oogH@oo 5@ e
s. 5OaS5; calves. s. 20qI 81 Texas le3 70 iay
X 600: tomorrow 600 left over 3'oV steeg - -
dsv's close: mixed butchers. 50 4Oa>o 1 ssf 60
Cbtca heavy So sOaS7 10; rough heayy 80 -2t9o o'
frIt &c 3nGS 90; bulk Of sales So 4uH$6 So ShteP
Receipts 800. sheep steady: lambs stead so
5IuS4 Western sheep. - 1V8S+ - 'A
80 Iar1bs 5raS6 Western lambs. 80 40 -.
KANSAS CIV Aug IG-Cattle-Tece.pts, 100 heal, l -
ke uurnanged. choice export and dressed Oeel
. s. % fair to good. 50 lGaS' %; stoCEeLs ana
so4 s. Is: western fed steers. 81 9Oa - 20; eAaS
fr5isn steers s. JUGS4: Texas S-HH"' ma -. -
81 CsluS6. heters $2HSt 30 Gamers % 80
STs 50 500 81 -: calves. sass 90. receipts iT
"a roo cattle 1855 Hcgs-Receipts ZVp hei'
market steady 81 lo bulk OF s or
SHg5: heavy So 82GS7 To- mixed packers >" 80 S1 90
linn So 55dS6 90 81 $3.50 30 pigs sous ~
receipts for week 3l.4oo Sheep-NatIve H.inus, 90
e. western lambs 81 10: native wethes - os.
S2$s fed ewes. y lotSt; A'N
4naSf %. Texas clipped sle'p F'H
10 stocers feeders, 81 lp4 50 receipts to "eeH'
1920. =, -..,. 4,..o,,,s -. e,eadv a.,
GOD dry fed easier others. NeaIs-I Receipts lEh'
&c lower s. 5oaS1 10 grass calves. 50 5paSi Hgss
ecepts : 100 opened active. 5Hloc lower closing 81
tesyz 81 l0.S7 ~ mixed. STu$I 10; Workers - .N.t
ST a. light Workers s58SG go pigs. SIS 30 roushs - -
as 1888 Erassers )" 'o1{S' - SHel anu
iauhs-Rcceipts 1000. dull. &c lower. LAMBS - =,
yearlngs 81 0asi 10 weher 81 25gSi 5o ewes. - 6S
"a