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Implement Firm Incorporates.

Lucius Wells is home from Madison,
Wis. where he incorporated the agricul-
tural implement firm Of Fuller & Johnson
Shugart company with a capital Of $50. 900.
half Of which Is held by local people. The
building for the company, which is to
be erected on South Main street by Ware
house Construction Company No. 2 Of this
city, cannot be completed before next April.
but the new Arm will not wait for thiS be-
fore beginning business here. The cleo
tioa OF officers aad directors Of the new
company will be held at Madison on oe-
tober q and the company expects TO begin
business in Council Blufs shortly after In
temporary quarters.
The question OF q site for the new ware
house has not yet been determined by the
construction company. but 1t is expected
to be before the end Of the week. after
which work on the construction will be
commenced without delay. Mr.. Wells viii
be manage of the new company.
At the annual meeting yesterday Of tho
Warehouse Construction Company No. l
these ofleers were eletced: President. e.
II. Merriam; vice president. +. r. Davis;
treasurer, O. W. Mcdonald; secretary, II.
w. Binder; directors. @. =. Wright. e.
w. Hart and William Moore.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-15
NEW COLORADO MANAGER
Milton Succeeds 20 Command of Colo
RADIO a Northw estern
Railway.

BOULDER, Colo, oct. ion November
1, c. B. Culbertson will retire as mane ger
Of the Colorado & Northwestern railway,
connecting Boulder and Ward. His success
sor will be II. D.. Milton, at present gem
eral agent of the Colorado 8 Southern road
at Colorado Springs.
This arrangement was affected between
W. c. Culbertson Of Girard. Pa, president
and principal stockholder Of the road, AMI
Colonel 8. B. Dick. a heavy s%tockholder Of
Meadeville, Pa, today.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-15
Everyone Is at work.

SHENANDOAH, Ia, Oct. 14-(speeial.)-
A like scarcity of help Of any kind was
never before known in Shenandoah. The
public and s~emi-public work here will give
steady employment to all until the ground
freezes up. The rush to finish the resi-
dences under way in town has made a
carpenter of every man able to drive a
nail and painters, timers, plumbers and
all are up to their necks in work.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-15
Cloth bound books, 10 cents.
See them in belongs window.
Insane Patient Escapes.

Joseph Wright. a farmer of Warren
county, Iowa, who was placed In st. Bern
ards hospital about a week ago by his
brother, Rev. J. W. Wright of Silver City.
Ia, eluded the vigilance Of his attendants
Saturday night and made his escape from
the hospital. Since then nothing has been
learned Of his whereabouts and as he had
not returned to his home his relatives and
family are naturally anxious about him,
Rev. Wright was in the city yesterday seek
ing the aid of the police and county
authorities In finding the missing man.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-15
workman shot from Ambush.

FORT DODGE, Ia, Oct. H.-(Special Tel
egram.)-With his face, chest and arms
riddled with small shot, Toni Garari, an
Italian laborer in the employ of the I'LL
nois Central. lies in this city. His condi-
tion is considered serious. Garari was shot
at Williams on Monday while working or
q grade. The shot was fred from a corn
field beside the track, the heavy charge OF
a shotgun being emptied into Garari at
close range Fellow laborers searched the
field, but could hnd no one.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-15
Donat Accept counIrrrerrs.

For piles. skin diseases, sores. cuts,
bruises. burns and other wounds nothing
equals Dewitt's Witch Hazel Salve. Don't
accept counterfeits. None genuine except
DeWtt's. 81 have suffered since 1865 with
p~rotruding. bleeding piles and until re-
Gently could find no permanent relief"
says ]. r. Gerall OF st. Paul, Ark. FINALLY
l tried DeWitt's Witch Hazel salve. which
soon completely cured me-"
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-15

CHARLES CITY. Ia. Oct. i4-Cspecial)
After q steady rain since early Sunday
morning the first fall Of snow came this
morning at s o'clock with a cold wind blow
ing from the west. II melted as fast as
it fell and the weather subsequently cleared
off cold.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-15
SANTA FE CHANGES OFFICERS
Faulkner of Topeka VIII Now he
Assistant General Manager
of Road.

TOPEKA, Kan, Oct. 14.-E. o. Faulkner
Of Topeka, has been appointed assistant
general manager Of the Santa Fe IA matters
relating to Joint facility contracts AMI such
other as may be assigned to him.
II. D. iced was today appointed telegraph
manager Of the Gulf, Colorado & Santa Fe,
with headquarters at Galveston.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-15
water is troublesome.

SHENANDOAH. Ia. Oct. 1L-(special)-
The excessive rains for this season have
caused all OF the cellars In the lower part
OF town to I'LL with water and even the
cellars in q number Of the business blocks
on Sheridan avenue contain from six inches
to q foot and a half Of water each. The
water may be pumped out during the day
time, but It comes in again during the
night, hence pumping lie futile.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-15
Cloth-bound books is cents.
Good books by popular authors. Delong
the printer, 3O7 Broadway.
Real nstate Transferu.

These transfers were filed yesterday in
the abstract. title and loan ONCE of ]. w.
Squire, 1OI Pearl street;
Rachel A. Smith to Theodore H. Din
gan, part SEX swk s-75-4S. 1AO6 acres. 70,
W q Vo
r. b. Hall to Lucy r. Donaldson, lot
5. Auditors sub sek nwh 2s-1b-4S. q .,
soren thomson to Ernest e. Hart, lot
1, block 2, Babbitt Place, W d.......... 800
Sherman Osler to ]. d. Ronk, lot 3, -.
block 2, Carson, W d.......-........ $50
Napoleon Biuto to Marie E. Roper, lot
4, block 4, Bushnelrs add, W d.. rs
Adam Feuerbach to August Leitzke,
ST.. lot Z. block 1. Judson's I'd add to -rO
Nicola, W tOV
Jsmes Nelson to John Johnson, M lot
Is, McGee's sub of block p, Hughes
q Doniphan's add, W d..........,.... 80
Seven transfers. a~ggregating. ...... .;2.s7s
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Fatally Injured by Fail.

YANKToN. S. D.. Oct. 14.-(speciaI Tele-
gram.)-William Feltz, a farmer. 60 years
of age. fell from a buggy in Violin this
afternoon and is not expected to live. He
was standing in the back Of the buggy box
and lost his balance. striking OH his head.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-15

ceived word today that Senator ]. p. DOL
liver would speak in Onawa Monday even
ing, October 90. AS this Is the only meet
ing likely to be held before election It Is
planned 20 have a Gig time.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-15
Notwithstanding About Donations

Mrs. o. II. Lucas. president Of the
Woman's Christian association. says there
Is n Misunderstanding as TO the result Of
the conference held Monday morning with
the Ministerial association relative TO the
thanksgiving Offering for the proposed new
hospital building fund. 1t is not intended.
Mrs. Lucas says. that the Thanksgiving Of
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BOOksi BOOks!.

Attractive cloth bound books by popular
authors Is cents. Delong, the printer, sO7
Broadway.
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N. Y. PlumbInE CO.. telephone a5S.
Stocking Manawa with Bass.

The motor company has decided to make
Lake Manawa a fishing resort and with this
end in view e. H. Odell superintendent the
placing of 500, 900 young bass in the lake
yesterday afternoon. The fish were obtained
from the government hatcheries and ar
rived yesterday over the Milwaukee, being
transferred at once to the lake. To pre-
serve the FISH the company Is planning to
prevent SEEMING in the lake as far as pos
sible.
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DOIiver TO Talk at Onawa-
oNAWA, Ia, Oct. 1L.-(special.)-C. z.
Underhill. republican county chairman, re-
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Davis sells paints.

Gravel roofing. A. H. Reid. 541 Broadway.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-15

GoVernor Drake's ConditIon seriOuH.
CENTERVILLE. Ia, Oct. 14.-(special.)-
General brakes condition continues to
grow worse. Pleurisy troubles him and he
Is threatened with pneumonia. He has one
rib broken and another torn loose. He
is also suffering from his old fall. Con-
ditions are now regarded as alarming.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-15

l. A. WELSH,
Local Forecast Omcial.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-20

fancy, large. CSC; fancy, small, new, state.
full colored, 9Kc.
EGGS-Receipts, 1900 pkgs.; steady,
state and Pennsylvania. 2Od25ihc; western
candled, 17hd19ci western u~ncandled. 15d
i7hc.
1910: turkeys, 12c; fowls, 131hc: dressed,
quiet and unchanged.
METALS-All metal markets were qulet
today and so far as local prices were cou'
cerncd there were no changes noted. The
demand for tin was dull and spot was
quoted at yesterdays figure of f2S.OOq2s,6
The foreign price was raised IS, CLOSING
with spot at e127 15s and futures at e12s
Us Sd. Copper was just as dull as tin, and
as buyers are not in the market there Is
no pressure to sell and prices are there
fore steady. Standard. spot, closed at sos
dll.25, lake at $11.50d11.O, electrolytic al
SlL4O011.O and casting at A140u11.5 so
Copper in London improved 3s sd, closing
with spot at f5l 13s 90 and futures at esq.
Lead ruled quiet and steady at A.l2h for
spot, and LOndon advanced Is Sd to eli
IS Cd for spot. Spelter abroad gained q Ga
and closed at ELS 15s for spot. The local
price remained firm at S.B. The foreign
Iron markets reported slight gains. Glas-
gov closed at SIS Cd and MiddlesborouEh
at SIS Sd. Locally the market had a firm
undertone and offerings were scarce. War
rants were nominal. No. northern
foundry was quoted at $23.O0a25.O0; No.
northern foundry. S22.OO623.0O; No. 3 south
ern foundry. $22.OOd23.0; No. 1 southern
soft foundry, 322.O0g23.M.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-20

being materially easier while the market Is
iargely Indebted to the Bank Of England:
Business on the Stock exchange opened
rather heavy, but trading was subsequently
moderately active and closed quiet. Consols
reacted and partly recovered the loss.
Home rails improved slightly with the
weather. Americans had an uncertain tone
IN response to New York. but improved
later, especially Louisville. Prices closed
hrm. Rio thntos recovered on the copper
statistics. Kafirs wavered.
PARIS, Aug. 19.-Prices opened firm on
the bourse today. but business was inani-
mate. Rentes had an easier tendency on
less investment buying. Spanish IS and
Spanish rails were in demand. Turkish
securities were heavy, but grew irmer.
Rio tintos hardened on favorable copper
statistics. Industrials and Kafhrs were
firm. At the close prices were generally
steady. The government rate of discount
was 2 per cent. Three per cent rentes,
lO0f soc for the account. Spanish Is, 81. IN.
BERLIN, Aug. 19.-Mines were firm on
the bourse today owing to a rumor that
the minister of railroads had given large
orders for %equipping the state railroads.
Spanish Is were firm on Paris advices.
Canadian Pacihcs hardened on the trafic
return. Transvaals improved on repur-
Chases.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-20
NEW YORK STOCKS AND BONDS.
Volume of Dealings Increases, but
Market Quits Dull and

NEW YORK, Aug. I9.-There were more
shares OF stock sold on the exchange today
ina ina ~ YESTERDAY. dealings rising again over
on a fair appearance of average strength,
put an analysis will show that the gains
fractional, while the really striking gains
are confined to a few spots in the market.
The dealings were largely in professional
hands and were supposed to reflect the
operatons OF speculative pools, including
country. The situation of ssffairs was not not
materially changed from that of yesterday
and the new demonstration Of strength
turn to New 1Al York OF OF j. me F. aHIR ofs%n. Which Fs1
has caused a renewal of many long current
deals, which are supposed to await his ac-
tion to be put into force.
upon the speculation is the Formulation of a
plan for control Of Louisville & Nashville.
There seems a fairly general agreement
guarantee of a dividend on Louisville &
NASHVILLE, commonly supposed to have been
The movement led by Louisville made
It5eIt ret In other southern stocks, notably
4 sli9 81 Ieni s N0rf Nisshyille. Chattanooga
chesapeake q Ohio. were also supposed to
d s6 some benefit from this cause, al
the soft coal trafie.
ctsiop on the question of the presidency of
the United States Steel corporation are
also supposed to avail Mr.. Morgan's ac-
The upward movement in Southern Pa
cine was agEressively renewed today for
the nrst time since the announcement OF
the proposed S100,O00,O 900 mortgage to pro-
vide funds for betterment. This move
Waropound movement of a well known
speculative leader, who has operated
largely in It In the past.
canadian Pacific. and it's subsidiary COM
panies form another center which radiated
Siss 6oin Sad the SossiP 70 account for the
secure an entrance into Chicago. The
sLrensth OF wisconsin Central and of the
chicago stocks seemed due to the
same rumor.
There were various other points of
strength in the market. but an seemed
equally due to special causes.
Inc money market was not appreciably
week. although there was less tendency to
money loans was well sustained at about
~ per cent for the largest part of the
loans The recent rapid downward course
or foreign exchange was arrested and there
was a tendency to recovery in that mar
ket. Some selling OF stocks here for Lon
change market.
1t became known today that 1900 yOOo
IN gold vos shipped out of the country yes
terday 10 Buenos Ayres and appeared to be
"A violent break OF 6 points in Colorado
Iuel Followed a suggestion thai the struggie
Tor control might throw IL into the hands
or a receiver. The stock rallied 81. The
market closed dull and irregular.
tn LIQUIDATION in. Central OF Georgia
81. 1926, 900. -" '"iue'
United States bonds were all unchanged
The following are the closing prices on
the New YORK. Gfnak
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Cotton Market.

NEW YORK. Aug. 19.-CoTToN-Fu-
lures opened quiet but steady; August,
safe; September, 1850; October, 7.S7c; No
vember, 7.79c; December, 1900; February,
7.Soc; March, 7.79c; May, 1850. Spot closed
steady; middling %uplands. &c; middling gulf.
9kci sales, 687 bales.
ST. LOUIS, Aug. 1s.-CoTToN-Quiet.
unchanged; middling, SIC; sales, 80 bales;
receipts lSl bales; shipments $40 bales;
GALVESTON, Aug. p.-CoTToN-ouieG
s 7-16c.
LIVERPOOL, Aug. 1s.-CoTToN-spot,
moderate business, prices steady; Amer
lean middling fair, 57-S2d; good middiing,
I SGD; middling, 47sd; low middling.
4 1S-32d., The. sales of the day were 1900
bales, including 500 bales for speculation
and export, American $500 bales; receipts,
1000 bales, no American. Futures opened
firm n closed quiet. American middling
g. o. c.: August, 42-6494 43-64d, sellers;
August and September, 4 37-64@4 38-64d, buy
ers; September and October, 4 2S-64d4 29-64d.
4 23-64d, buyers; November and December,
4 3e64d, sellers; December and January,
I 1S-s4d, buyers January and February,
4 1S-64d, sellers; February nd March, 4 17-6i
Q4,1S-64d, buyers; March and April, 4 17-64d
I lS-s4d, buyers; April and May, 417-644
NEW ORLEANS, Aug. 1s.-coTToN-
8 i5-1eci good ordinary, 77-lsc; low mid
ding, Z 5-16c; middling, s%c; good middling,
S&c; middling fair, Sc; receipts, 800 bales;
stock, 81, "a bales. Futures. steady; Au-
gust S.324S SIC; September, 7.91@7.92 2 DC
tober, 7.nd7.72c; November, 7.65q7.67c; De-
cember, 165qf.66c; January, 1907. 6Sc;
February, 7.67q7.6Sci March, T.6797.69c.
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Total q oa2 10 sa7 ~

49, ANHpbN AOsNLl
was another heavy run
OF cattle mere today, which makes the sup
ply Tor the two days considerably in excess
OF the sarne days of last week, and also OF
last year. The same as was the case YES
terday, a large proportion OF the offerings
were feeders, and most of the fat stun was
OF rather Inferior quality. -
There were about a dozen loads of corn
1ed steers on sale and the better grades
sold at about steady prices. The common
kinds though, were dull and weak, the
same as they have been ever since the
western cattle began to arrive. The fact
mat chicago was quoted lower had a ten
dency to make buyers bearish at this
point, especially on the common kinds.
The COW market was steady to a dime
lower. The best grades sold in lust about
yesterdays notches, but when II came 10
had to take off a nickel and sometimes a
dime. Trading, though, was fairly active.
all things considered.
There was no particular change notice
able In the prices paid for bulls, veal calves
and stays.
In spite of the heavy receipts Of stock.
ers and feeders the heavyweight dehorned
cattle OF good flesh and quality sold with
out difficulty at steady prices. The same
was true of prime yearlings. The com
moner grades. though, were very dull and
6qlOc lower, as spectators have a good
many of that class of cattle on hand that
they carried over from yesterday. The de-
mand from the country continues active
for the better grades, and yesterday about
Is cars were shipped to the country.
Western beef steers were rather scarce
today, so that the more desirable grades
held just about steady; although Chicago
though. were more or less OF a drug on
the market and were in most cases a little
lower than yesterday. Range cows of good
common kinds were weak to a dime lower.
Desirable grades OF stockers and feeders
were also steady, but common kinds were
neglected and slow and 5gl0c lower. Repre-
sentative sales:
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COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
Trade in Grains Restless, but Values Quit
with Good Advances.
MANIPULATION INJURIES EARLY SUPPORT
Oats Rule strong, but Corn I~ncIines
Toward Dizziness, Though All
Lines Make Gains by Aid
of Late Rally.

CHICAGO, Aug. 1s.-Grain trade was
restless and nervously broader today. The
unsettled weather and poor grading OF all
tract stocks, started a brisk. early support.
As usual, manipulation caused a setback,
brought a rally in wheat and other grains
advanced alphabetically. At the close
September wheat was lie up. corn A4lHc
September provisions closed 2hc TO 20c
Strong northwestern markets had much
10 do with the upturn In wheat. Rains
at Manitoba and the northwest made
shorts nervous over the spring harvest
manipulation and at the start there was a
good squirt. September opened kq%c to
grew somewhat dull. Bulls, however, soon
started up the argume OF very little con-
tract wheat and extremely poor grading.
Receipts-northwestern and primary-were
lighter than a year age. a good cash bus
mess sprang up and the seaboard reported
the O sesbo% srsn eo oTr eSPO si .OS Sies susbels IN az
wheat and -four, or 1,229,OOO bushels In two
days. This started a late reaction and
on tagging trade, closed strong, 1dfhc up
at TObc. Gables were firm. Long holders
let go on the bulges. Local receipts were
and Duluth reported 102 cars. making a
total for the three points of 572 cars,
against GO last week and 500 a year ago.
49, wv
against 1,15S,O00 bushels. Bradstreets re-
ported the visible supply Increased $4,000
bushels.
Corn started strong on the weather ana
the wheat advance. Trade, however, was
inclined toward dullness. Any little de-
m.and caused upturns because of the big
short interest In September and the very
light receipts. The stocks here decreased
and the visible supply was lower by over
100000 bushels. Gables were firm, but the
cash demand was good. September sold
between blmc and SIC and closed firm, %0
nc up at a Receipts were 46 cars.
seven OF contract grade. Only 10 cars are
expected tomorrow.
oats had fallen OF in supply here until
To-Day: Contract stocks were only ll6,O00
Dushels. Receipts were good at a56 cars.
put contract grading was retarded by the
weather. to such an extent that scattered
buylng resulted and prices advanced. or
1eTlngs were very light and the market
ruled strong. September sold from 22K to
SZhc and closed 4Q%c up at
PROVISIONS were dull, but firm, Hogs
were higher and there was a fair suppiy.
a good demand In lard at times helped he
rest or the list: September pork closed q
up at $16.O2h, September lard zoe higher I'd
$l14o and September ribs PIC up at Sg.676'
receipts for tomorrow; Wheat
1900 head. "Ns''
The leading futures ranged az follows,
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NEW YORK GENERAL MARKET.
Quotations of n Day ON Various
Commodities.

NEW YORK. Aug. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
S SeFS,a Dds sId exports: 5.1iS bbls: market ir,
case; winter s%iralshts' s.4SSs sseS;S' MINIS S;s.
soda patents, 8So9S.sS; winter extras,
winter low grades. g. ssasm. RSSei Sgo op
steady; fair 70 good, sSSOnS4O; choice to
CoRNMEAL-Easy; yellow western. a.25;
city, Sl2s; B~randywine. 4.45Q3.B.
kfE-steadyi No: 2 western, eOhc. Z. 0. b.,
c%sriots; No 2 YrrseS.' sOSsie. t. New York
BARLEf-Duli; feeding. SIC, c. l. T.,
-sWHEAT-Receipts. 1oe. 200 bu.: s.nor,,
64,5fs bu. Spot, arm; No. 2 red, 7sc, elevator
ana '9SsElsSe' o. D., anoat; No. 1 north.
was an irregular day in wheat. The mar
ket opened firm on rains and higher cables.
sanhoeoned under liquidation and then had
second adyanee. following corn. Shorts
Influenced also by the smaller Interior Sei ny.
dietions of further rains west. Closed Arm
az NQ9Bc net advance. May, HN@74Lc
closed at Hltc; September, Is b-iSafic. CLOSED
ass Csc December 7'%S'' n-i'e' closed al
acoRN-Reeeipts, 81. 80 bu.; exports. 100
Spot hIm. NO, = sc. elevator. and 6Shc
orally nrm all day, particularly In the after.
noon, when very small carlot estimates al
SSsso tnpeI,ep vigorous covering Rain.
brought In buying orders. The close wa
nrm at hu1Ac net advance. Nav 4aHG
44Ac. closed at Ahc; September, 5T&dSsle
closed at sac; December closed at t6fc
OATS-Receipts. $4,000 bu.: exports. 7 ~
hu. Spot, Irregular and weaker: new No
mixed; S9ho; new No. 2 white, Sc; un.
sraded white. 4lQ62c; mixed. S6asskc. OBJ.
ions were fairly active and stronger On
small receipts and showers west.
ch aiAsEt ,s@i shipping %GOci good to
RIcE-steady; domestic. fair TO extra. AZ
Qlct Japanese, 4A06c.
H~OPS-Steady; state, prime 20 choice 100,
crop, lsiAQ23ac; 1900. iOc; olds, 6d9c: state
common 70 choice, 1901 crop. 2fd2sc; lSl
crop. lsq0c; olds, 7Ql0c; Pacihc coast. $50
croe; Ngz6tzci 1900 crop, lS920c; olds, 77iOc
LEAThER-Steady; Buenos Ayres. acid
HIDEs-steady: Galveston. % TO q lbs
~; California, Il TO Is lbs. ise; Texas dry,
WooI-Quiet: domestic fleece. 25asOc.
TALLOW-Steady: city (&2 per pkRD. 6Le.
country lpkgs. free). 6&d6ikc.
PROVISIONS-Beef. steady; family, SIS N
Ql6.0O; mess, n5.0oQ13.60; beef hams, S22.0Od
300; packet, th;O0qi6O0; city extra India
picked. bellies. Sls56lSOo: picked shout.
lard, hrmer; western steamed, so. 5di0 7r
August closed at ti02. nominal; refined
quiet; South America, Sl.50: compound,
ARhqS60; continent. tlO.Sb. Pork, steady
family S00eQ20.O5i short clear, SiS7san.0 l
mess, 81. 766l6b.
BUTrER-Receipts. s.ai pksA; barely
steady; initiation creamery. lb6ifac; fac
cHEEzE-Rsosipts. s.sS pkEs., arni
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-20

was q very heavy RIM n,
sneeR mere today. and In fact II was nv
lar the heaviest run OF the year to da.e,.
ever consisted OF feeders. Packer toot
mold or the fat stun quite freely In spi,N
OF the fact that Chicago was ouofea ~
Iremely dun and lower. Al this point M
market on sheep and y%earllngs Wa :. lis
active and just about steady with vestsr,
day. The quality. though, was 6othtn-
dull. were q httle
There were quite a few cars n, ,.nh.
and the market eased on a little. az bnvsps
Ihought they paid too much for What thev
lOal5c lower, though in some cases ssias
were made that did not look that bad
there were a good many feed.
ers included In the receipts, the msrIs,
held tully steady, as a good many buvers
were on hand. Anything desirable solI al
just about steady prices, sVu az
Quotations for clipped stock: Good IN
choice -yearlings. ts.75dl1O; fair to Soo1S
S.SOqS.75; good TO choice wethers. Ss.a55S SS:
fair 70. good wethers. $3.lBd3s5: 1choice
ewes, S.Wg325; fair to good ewes 10 I'm
800; good TO choice spring lambs. S57Bs5 al.
fair TO good spring lambs, 6AOd5. Isl; feeder
wethers, S.75qS.25; feeder yearfInEs. &. 60a
$40; feeder lambs, S.5OQ4.iO: feeder swSS
t.25q2.S. Representative sales: ~