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Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-12-13
Medallions.

The of all gifts of the appropriateness them
adonmen for the paror the walls of the bedroom made
beautiful by their presence the Dining contains
beautiful pictures the Xmas dinner will be paatabe One
of medaons and pictures great have space
describe them, and them.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-12-13

GREAT bargain glove sale at G.. w.
John & Co.'S.
HIRscHMANs have nice line of
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Xmas presents
The L. K. Friend Studio has Sc
ured efficient help and will get out
II Christmas orders pr omptly.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-12-13
Ft1rs for Gifts.

No gift much appreciation article of fur The
warmth comfort derived reminder of the
ger You readily make here and feel SAFE for while
prices invariably lowest quality time sacrificed
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-12-13
Ladies Coats for a Gift.

Any wife any daughter sister would appreciate
such able furnish and asonishngy low prices
prices goods holiday will coupled
with the these goods bear will doubt the whole
them.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-12-13
J.U.KELLA
You get Your Moneys Worth

When you have your picture made
at the L. E. Friend studio.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-12-13
BRUSH and comb sets with
mirror for Xmas presents at
Keam'S.

BUY mother hot water bottle at
Ream's drug store for Xmas present.
STRAIGHT, bent, curved bath
brushes, at Reams drug store.
MORE new neckwear this week at
Hirschm ans.
BUY package OF coffee at Posten's
for III cents and II it is not as good
ArbucKle's you can get your money
back.
GREATEST one dollar ladies kid
gloves every pair warranted. Colorsand
black, the name makes it go. &.
w John 81 Co.
DELICIOUS ice cream and soda The
Acme.
WHAT we advertise we have at g..
w. John 81 Co.'S.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-12-13
Fancy Goods.
The art departr

The art department for fancy goods of holiday
showing whhwe proud Cushion tops few minutes work
and they ready Tapestry pretty coo IS and soc
Sofa cushions ready different prices Linen scar etc
All linen dresser scar pieces drawn work Hemstched
and plain showing of these goods that supass all former display
and at prices of unusual interest
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-12-13
Handerkercheifs.

The greatest handerkece displayed this
quality great variety and surprisingly low price
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-12-13

OTHE streets need their bath badly
and it is hoped the street department
will see that they get it very soon.
ESPECIAL bargain sale in holiday
handkerchiefs famous for nice quality
and low prices, at g. w. John & Cos.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-12-13
Dress and Waist Patterns.
presents

What could be acceptable mother sister than nice
dress pattern for Christmas g7 An elegant assortme
dress goods counter best OF fabrics in dress and waist lengths
and all at special prices
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MEXICAN hand carved pocket

MEXICAN hand carved pocket
books for the ladies at Ream's
drug store.
GREAT bargain kid and golf gloves
exclusive, prices lower than other at
G. w. John & Co.'S.
TRY d CD st protector aud keep
warm and avoid cold on the lungs, at
Ream's drug store
AT the same price you get better
quality goods than elsewhere at G. W.
John & Co.'S
G. w. JOHN & Co, North Main st
Find the place. II will pay you
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-12-13

FROZEN water pipes have been
causing much trouble and expense
during the last few days.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-12-13
Could Not Get Opinions.

London. Dec 13.-The news that
President Castro was willing to arbi
trate reached London after the house
of commons had risen and most "
the government officials had left their
Offices For these reasons it was i'm
possible to get even semi-offfcial
opinion upon the probable action that
Great Britain and Germany might
take as result of Venezuela's
changed attitude
1t was particularly unfortunate that
the commons should have adjourned
SO early in the afternoon, for had the
news been received while they were
sitting several members, it is said
would have interpolated Lord Gran
borne as to what action Great Britain
might be expected to take.
Britain Willing to Arbitrate.
The prevailing sentiment in politi-
cal and diplomatic circles is that
Great Britain VIII be very willing to
submit the question of arbitration, il
the United States has been approach.
ed by Venezuela in good faith. The
fact is, the sentiment for arbitration
was very strong in official and non
official circles long before the matter
reached such critical stage.
A dispatch to the Daily Mail from
Willemstad, Curacao, dated Dec. IL,
says that the foreign residents Of
Puerto Cabello are taking refuge on
board the German cruiser Yineta and
the British cruiser Ariadne and that
these vessels are threatening to bonl-
bard the port
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-12-13

AFULL line or night shirts and
ajamas at Hirschmans
READ Hirschman's advertis e.
ment
Coon all wool tull sized blankets
$2.9S per pair at Postens
REMEMBER the method of the Acm
Book Store, ANY book you want; II
we don't have it we get t."
OCHARLoTTE, MICH, Sept 26, 1902
Mr.. r. f. Travellick, Detroit, Mich.
DEAR SIR:-I played your Romeo
and Juliet production Sept. 23rd.
and my patrons were we'll pleased
with the productions. Wishing you
success, | remain, Yours truly,
Fred Miller,
Manager Thomas Opera House,
Charlotte Mich
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-12-13
Dakota Flour.

Is surely the finest Spring wheat
1our and each sack is guaranteed
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/. i. KELLAR eco.
CHRISTMAS TALK.
Store Full Gift Suggestions

Never the history of this have been anything like
well prepared take of the holiday rushmore
system perfect know how make it. Below will be
found limited list of staple and novelties specially adopted for Xmas
presents
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WHAY YOU WANY and WHERE TO CIT II
Walsh REGULAR CHANGES in THESE Advertisements.


We palors ladies'
families students DELCATESSEN CA
TERING Building Distance phone Peoples
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Demain and Shean

Are branching out in their meat
market and in addition to the supe-
Tor line of all kinds of fresh and cured
meats they have added poultry and
oysters. A fine line of turkeys and
usters for Thanksgiving. A tele-
phone call will insure prompt atten-
tion to your order,
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-12-13
MedalIiOns reduced from S1.25
to 75c at McVickers drug store.

GREAT bargain kid and golf glove
sale, $50 dozen direct from the ma
ker, prices lower than any, at G. w
John & Co.'S.
If you don't know this will tell you
that G. w. John & Co.'S sell the best
goods for the price that are sold In
Morgantown.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-12-13
Union Improvement Go
SuppIierS Of Natural Gas 4 Water
PLUMBING AND GAS FITTING

ALI VINO contemplate having plumb
nl or gas fitting done should consider
hat little saving in first cost is not
always economy. We buy our goode
at first hands, strictly for cash. We
have xpert plumbers and will guar
antee all work, at prices as low as
consistent with first-class material
and workmanship, We will be here
to protect our work as long as gas
asts and people use water
This is point worth considering.
Remember everything first class and
work guaranteed to be according to
the most approved sanitary regula
ions.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-12-13
Che Darkest -Four
At The Delieatessen.

Quails, Pheasants, HOLSTERS. White
fish, New York Counts, Green Toma-
toes, Cucumbers, new beets, and rad
ishes can only be had at the Delica-
lessen; leave your order for the holt
days.
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SEisner's Theatre Column.
ATTRACTIONS FOR DECEM-
BIER.

December 10. Karl Gardiner.
December 10, MaIoney's We'd
ding.
December %, Old ri Stubbins.
December 24. Empire Comedy
and Vaudeville Company.
December 90. A Millionaire
Tramp.
December3l. Norwood.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-12-13
Welsbach Lights Reduced to st%

Large mica chimneYs 40c extra. We
are the only authorized agents for
the genuine "Welsbach. u All other
incandescent lamps are infringements.
$500 reward for the conviction OF
my one selling spurious burners as
W.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-18
IDEAL WEATHER FOR GRAINS.
THE CLOSING SESSION
WAS A TAME AFFAIR.
Influencing Factors Were Not Sufficiently
Marked to Induce Good Speculation
and Traders Were Indifferent.

Chicago, May 17-Grain traders found IT.
tie Of interest in the closing session Of the
week on the board Of trade today. The In
fuencing factors were not sufficiently
marked to induce good speculation. sUe
some weakness IN corn late in the day that
started short.llyed squirt Of activity. The
pits closed. July wheat = lower, July corn
SAX lower and July oats hdA down. Pro
visions haggled idly all day and closed
shade lower TO a shade higher.
There were both weak and strong spo.s
in wheat during the morning, but the ad-
vantage favored the former. The local
crowd was inclined to the selling side and
commission houses, after some early buy
Ing. also turned seller Weather was ideal
for crops save ia the Northwest, whore
continued rains were still retardlng the
spring seeding Receipts were small but
advlces from Manitoban crops stated that
the seeding had been done, and that there
were still 2O,OOOOOo bushels of stun on
hand Prices for Manitoba wheat dipped
to half a cent under Chicago, whereas u
week ago 1t was 1c higher. Liverpool sent
no cables that market having a holiday
for four days. London was weaker. a
little better export demand was reported
and strengthened the pit for time, Early
in the session the spread between July ana
September widcued TO 2is but the crowd
became uneasy over the possibility Of an
oYersold September market ana covered
some accounts Fluctuations were narrow.
July opened iSd4 down 20 unchanged ~
Tf3sd14iSnI5, aud sold 10 15ls Corn weak
ness depressed IL TO 7Al2 but the close was
only easy, d under at 14HUI47S Local re-
ceipts we're tweuty.three cars, three If con
tract grade; Minneapolis and Duluth re
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DECIDED RECESSION
ON THE STRIKE NEWS.
The Bank Statement Helped Recovery
but the Loss in Steel Stocks Made
Close Irregular.

New York, May 17.-Prices made de-
cided recession In the Hrst hour Of today's
short session. because OF apprehension over
the efforts to make the anthracite miners
strike Q National coal strike, but practically
recovered after the bank statement APP
pesred. A fall OF nearly points in Colo
rado Fuel and heavy selling OF United
States Steel TO below 40 unsettled the close
and made It irregular at declines from the
rally
The selling Of United states steel may
have been due to fears Of special damage
to that industry from possible Interrupt
ton TO bituminous coal mining. or it may
have been connected with the meeting Of
stockholders on Monday TO raufy the con.
version Of preferred stock and the issue OF
bonds
The bank statement showed decrease in
cash Of over 100000. where a gain OF
that much had been expected; but this was
ignored In the satisfaction felt over the
heavy reduction in deposit liabilities, cf-
fccted by loan contraction by which the
surplus reserves were recuperated to the
extent Of nearly 100000
The weeks reduction OF So, Sos, 100 in
the loan account has only once before been
80 '''S ''N eH''Hs nay 10 l''l
lHe banks reduced their loans S24,2o4,So.
This was the week following the plnie
,ycct E, ,ba stocL ,,orto+ ,,.,,a, 49,, ia
i'"'" nv ""'n '""Hs H'N
peeu made practically without limit TO
check the panic and when the buying to
suuuort rho marriott woe y,ir,,ro5 a.. ..ri,t
,t',.,,,,,..t.. W '''
The past weeks events mako (, clap.
that no such liquidation has occurred as
local trust rGmUouins bnvn bt", i,r'. ls,,'i
ers Mi The week. Ea1Eng 1vtboftr74. c.ii
mate loans placed by inc rust cnmpanIrs
So aE hirb a 500 uO0 90 ,Tb.ro f.i.i i,.r
luaning also for account of inii,.inr i,a,. 80
ccntcrs. This is without taking any No.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-18
NEW ORLEANS SPOT COTTON,
Leading Bulls Attempted to Arrest Down.
ward Movement

New Orleans, May 1.-THE market for
spot cotton was almost iifeless. A very
rev buyers were making the tour OF sam.
PIE rooms and SO wen was their lack ~
interest In the market understood nv mo.
tors mat the latter In many instances ala
not take the trouble to uncover san,nia
tables for inspection. Sales s7s bales IN.
Siuding 20 TO arrive. Quotations reduced
Is on all grades.
In futures prices worked down .,,o..
from the opening call without any anna.
rent reason other than the slump I'm Nav
donS, When prices had dropped over n
aolinr a bale on July and August bcloyv
{ SS1ister m closing, Some leading bulls in
on further downward moNencrt "Vt1 WI
n rney were measuFably successful, tho dg'
oLes working back under this supnort ~
inc extent OF to points on To peoy
n1onths' The hest they could do. however
was 20 head OF any further break In ~
summer months, and at the close net losse.
enipwee a points on June. 20 on July, X
points on August aud September. ana m
points on the other winter months. ~
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onso reacted somewhat but closed weak

house reacted somewhat, but closed weak
4sGii2 lower Mt 6ld6l%. ,.,,o
OATS were duh and listless. some ouyluI
by the leading bull I'm May options sireugV y
cncd July new stun. ON the influence on
the other grains and fair receipts; IN,
nrices eased a trhe. The cash demand was
stiu fair July iuctuated only a ana ciosCd
IsaI lower at 36l2. Receipts were lou
cars 49,
Provisions showed remarkably small nc,
tion, considering the light run Of hogs ana
the strong market at the yards, IradlnI
was liberal especially In lard, but t,rlct 5
showed almost no change. May pork closed
unchanged at 1875, July lard a shade up al
1O.30m1O32la and July ribs shade lower
Estimated receipts for Monday: Wheat
30 cars; corn 70 cars; oats 100 cars Aoss
IS 600 head
Cash quotations were as follows;
Flour-Straights 3. OOq3 3O winter pat
ents 3 GOAT 90; str9ights 8 1913 so; clears
3 2Od3. 60; spring specials 4,oUG4 4oi pat
si wn cai!@ 5 spring 49, No. @ 72a74}4;
30 oa1sSNo. y : 4$Ha48&; No. ? white 1896;
No white 44ig645&.
Rve-No. . $4,000.
Barley-Fair to choice mating 7odT2.
Flax seed-No ! leo; No. l Northwestern
Timothy seed-Prime 6.3I.
Mess pork-Per barrel II 2jdl7 30.
Iard-Per 100 pounds ia. 500 10 32i2.
Short ribs sides Loose {. TOU9 So
Dry salted shoulders Boxed SUS4.
short clear sides Boxed 10. 40alO.50.
Cloyer-Contract grade 80.
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~ 81 In rev moments, aIter Wnlcn 4 rdpln
decline began its course and continued until
bottom prices we're reached on the hnal
call In the net result May declined II
points, June and July 10, August 10, and
the later months went to 10 points
lower.
New orleans started 2 points up on May
and = to 4 down on the balance OF the
list. This was the highest OF the day and
gradual recession began. A sudden drop
OF 9 points startled the trade In tho next
hour and the scale continued still weaker
for several moments reaction then set
in and extended until half the loss was
recovered, after which a new reccdlng wave
appeared and proceeded slowly until hot
tom figures were reached NJ the beginning
Of the last hour. The later fluctuations
were limited to a 3.polnt range, with weak
er ones Ia evidence on the last call. In
the net result present crop options de
cllued II to q points md those Of ncyt
crop lost 6 10 II points. Sales al the four
American markets amounted TO 46S5 bales,
Spot quotations we're marked Mc down at
New York and New Orleans Ice less at
Galveston and left unaltercd az Houston.
The movement was Instinct with reduc.
ton Receipts OF all ports FOR the day were
2iG2 bales. compared with l41G9 for thu
same day NJ last week and jol7 Tor lhe cor
responding day ~ last year. Thus far in
the season they have been 7.235,49 bales,
comu1rlcd with G.s9l,3ls for the correspond
ing time OF last season, Exports for tine
dag were 1857 bales. compared with a.,
rs for the same day Of last week and H.
155 for the corresponding day Of last year.
Stock ~ United States ports for the day
Was t74,J35 bales compared with ogT 26t
for the same day NJ last week Hud is9,2DI
for the corresponding day OF last year.
Houstons estimated receipts for to.mor.
row are 100 to 200 against 2541 last ycnr
New Orleans expects 1909 to 1000 against
42ld last year.
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,TOCKS ARE STILL UNSETTLED

sources from foreign markets represents
obligations TO be met In the future. II was
the realization Of this fact that checked a
renewal ~ speculative buying Of Stocks
as the measures Of relief II the money mar.
ket became effective and the Interest tate
declined.
the strike upon the coalers was not acute,
especially considering the assurance which
has constantly been expressed in Wall
street that there wonld be no strike. The
anthracite operators profess to feel that
they have much TO gain from contesung tue
demand Of the miners, 10 the way of re-
ccvery Of previous concessions to their de-
mands This attitude however does u
bind the public perception TO the poSsl'
hllities of au extension ~ tho trouble into
the hitumlnous coal fields anu the collateral
effects upon other industries, especially iron
and steel, In which continued scarcity OF
material In oil stages is reported, in spite
Of the rocsrd output In the trade
inc crop situ9ton has been yerv atten-
lively studied during the week. Tue ont
come OF the Years cereal crops Is regarded
ms Of prime importance 100 the coming years
prosperity. The monthly government re-
port on Monday was expected to show an
important decline In the condition If wheat,
but the amount of acreage abandoned was
a disagrceablc surprise. II was argued.
however. that the favorable weather since
the date of the report must have Improved
the condition Of the winter wheat. while
the damage 70 the abandoned acreage hdd
come early enough TO permit Of replantng
with the al'impOrtant corn crop.
The distribution on Monday Of n $1,000
dividend to the Subscribers of the New
York steel Corporation Underwriters
dicatc attracted attention to the enormous
profits Of underwriting The total sub.
fcriptous We're for S2OD.0O0OOo. or <his,
l2la per cent or S21OOO,OOO was paid n
The paid In capital has been returned to
the subscribers and two dividends Of per
cent each or S2O.OOOOOO has been paid,
amounting 20 50 per cent q The cash cap tai
employed. IL IS expected that two add
ak rfafN# a
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Difference. 2,255 1855 4o1,8l0 go.
NEW YORK COTTON FEvERsH.
Whole List Turned Weak on Commits
sion House Selma.

Whole List Turned Weak on Commits
sion House Selling.
New York, May 1.-THE cottoa market
opened barely steady, with priccs points
lower on May, and l point higher to .
points lower on the rest OF tho list. Fol.
lowing the call covering carried prices M
a point or so, but Wall street interests
appeared as large sellers. Commission
houses soon took q prominent part In Cd.
erations and unloaded liberal lines OF Iuly
ard August cotton, under which the whole
market turned weak. Unfavorable coal
strike news, unrest In stock and money
circles In Wall street. and a pronounced
break In the New Orleans market, supple.
mented the fine weather and crop reports
from the South. Exceptionally light port
ana Interior town receipts. reports that
spot cotton was holding steady pretty much
over the whole belt, and bullish estimates
TOT the present week and the statistics
showing went Tor naught, as compared With
tne oearish influences mentioned above.
within the FIRST hour July dropped 70 \ ~
and August SIS A slight rally followed
bat at the best the market was very fever
ISM and Irregular during the rest Of the
snort session. with commission houses seli
els OF the summer months. There were
no cables In hand from Liverpool that mar.
ket having closed last night not 10 rennen
until next Tuesday morning
Reports that New Orleans bulls ,yo-o
selling out came forth when July in thst
market broke from 020 TO 0.O3.
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St. Louis May 7.-wheat-Lower; No
. red cash 81; track SlIas2; May ~: July
72A4 september 724; No. hard 76Ad7S.
Corn Lower; No. 2 cash 627z; track 64l2;
Lower No. cash 43; track 43l4d4i: Nav
43; July 327s; September 2S7s; No. white
4Gd4d'2 Rye-Nom.nal 80. Pork lower
jobblng 1I42la for old; 1T.S2la for new
Lard-Firm 1920. Flour-Quiet: red win
ter patents 3.65d3 50; extra fancy and
straight 33563.jo; clear 3.oOd3 %. limo
thy seed Steady j.OOd6 -. Cornmeal-,
Steady 10. Rran-Quict: sacked lots cast
track 92ia Hay Strong Timothy 125O0
1850; prairie 11.0O0l3.5O Whisky Steady
80 Iron cotton ties Steady LOS. Bag
cling Steady 57sG6e4 Hemp Irvine o. salt
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II
constitution and are ,S e.'>, c a. from ron,
it, that oughtn1ie the stride was so
nessss 10 suggest that even though
the bull Is right about the crop he Is
wrong about the price. A loss Of more
than half cent within a week Is not cal
culated to make bulls give a whit for ex-
haustion, nor Is a drop Of nearly 100 points
from the top mark Of the season 10 twenty
days time likely to be due to a simple
desire for reaction. The unexpected has
happened. however, and the course Of the
season has been largely shaped in that
manner.
Liverpool was dead TO the world as an
incident of whitsuntide holidays and bulls
on the American side helped to wreck the
value scale The '1ong" contingent on the
big Southern exchange was rendered real
cotton and had TO take It, and the press
ure carried contracts below the &c mark
Such a proceeding from the home Of bull
ishness brought little less than a revolu-
Zion in the speculative branches Of the
staple, and reflected an easiness that came
first from the holders OF spots. Offerings
of the latter were reported to be lower
from 3-18c to Ilc, which carries them I'M
der current contract values.
The .,hrinking movement was not needed
IN the least signs Of exhaustion were
posted at every warehouse and the con
ultions about the volume of the crops
remnant gave no reason FOR the change
In opinion The disturbances Of the inc
dustrial world altered the views OF the less
steadfast with regard 70 consumption FOR
midsummer months and reports about the
new crop removed all fears about what
might happen later These influences left
little to be wished for by the bears and
those who were yet ia position to real
lie rushed forth in heavy numbers. Llqul'
dalton prevailed at every tarn Of the ofd-
cial wheel and shorts sold with a bold
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St Louis, May 17.-Cattle-ReceIpts POO:
strong; native shipping and export steers
b. Qua loi dressed beef and butcnerl'
steers . tod6 co; steers under 1000 pounds
4 2od6'5 30; Stockers and feeders . SflIII. so:
cows and heifers : 25a6. co; Gamers /. son
:. 80; bulls 3.00di Ga; calves &. O0d7 IS;
IeHas and indian steers, fed, a 45d6 10:
grasscrs 3. 45ul 90; cows and heifers . ~,
a. 80. Hogs Receipts 200; steady; pics
and lights 615@6 %; packers q a0d7' i5.
butchers O@,Q7 As, sheep Receipts none;
udIhet weak; native muttons 4 OOdG 90:
lambs 5.00N7.50; culls and buck, !. on5i
40; stockcrs and feeders = 50d3 90.