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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-26
SUNSHINE PIANO.

Miss Anna c. Rudy informs the Office that the
Home Garden branch has received the sift OF an
l,nr'rht piano and as space is limited In the new
settlement house No 40 East One-hundred-and-
Hfteenth-st there was no room for the large PLANO
yYhfcN was lent TO this branch by Mss VI. J.
Bowers OK Brooklyn Not knowing the present
address OF Miss Bowers. Miss Rudy sent the
uiano "a n loan TO the Girls Club. at St Roses
S@ffIenent House IN East Seventy hrst-st This
whose address, IS not known at present
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-26
CLOTHES FoR SCHOOL.

The Sunshine girl in Cswego County. n. Y. who
wrote that she needed clothing TO enable her 70
attend school had her need supplied the general
office on receipt OF the express box she wrote:
Dear Sunshine Friend received large box OF
clothing Yesterday by express. and am ever 50
much Obliged for IT, The dresses fit me well
II they We're made for They will help me out
for school clothes for a long time I think the
Jacket is Just nice II can be. Thanking you
again for your kindness. / remain your
ST-NSHINER.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-26
NOTICE

Letters are received occasionally admirers of
Tribune Sunshine Society showing that they have
confused organizations Of nearly similar name
subsequently by persons whom they mistakenly
believed TO service Of The Tribune 10
avoid communications packages. etc. should
he The Tribune Sunshine Society Tribune
E{ufI New York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-26
Simpson London.
IN-THE-STRAND.
This Historic Old ENGLISH TAVERN

Real CIo English Fare.
sss SSt off the lOynt She OpeN roast
NC fues SraueNyng Joint wagONs.
rrNms SDrlOrNs q Beef. Saddles Of
ooatA6owA Mutkon. Scotch Salmon.
aeae StlItoAs. Ga Ports and Bur
ssAaAss, aad al the Iemous features
81 the cGD SIMPSONS wiM be re-
S.Oea in the neu SIMPSONS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-26
VARIETY BOX.

e A B. OF Manhattan. has sent what she calls
a variety box" the contents to be passed on
II was found to contain some lovely woods. dainty
bad cocks for little folks. and new remnants FOR
differen- kinds Of work.
Express packages Of pictures. cards and art stud
les came from Mrs. Heard. OF Newburg, y. Y; a
urettv banner from Mrs. Draper, OF New-Hamp-
shire which will go to Japan; A box OF silk pieces,
several magazines and eleven boxes in sunshine
coIors from Helping Circle OF Kings Daughters. ot
Irvington on Hudson; and a book Tor A 'shut-ln,
from Miss L. Como.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-26

Mrs r. A Berry. Of Keyser. ". Va, whose
birthday comes on April IS. VIII be glad to receive
Sunshine letters
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-26

TRUSTWORTHY HELP
may be secured by engaging the advertisers In The
Trtbune's columns.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-01-11
OIL COMPANY FORMED.
Company Has Acquired 10000 Acres Ia
Pennington Gas and OH Belt.

Articles OF incorporation of the Farm
ington Consolidated Oil & Gas company
were filed today with the county clerk
with the following officers mentioned
Schuyler V. Shelp, manager OF the
Walker Bros. Dry Goods company, IL
president, Charles X Rowland, mine
and oil expert and promoter, IL vice
president, Hugh Satterlee. assistant
treasurer OF the Stromberg- Carlson
Telephone Manufacturing society, Ia
secretary; and Frank Knox, president
of the National Bank Of the Republic.
is treasurer, The remaining directors
are George 7. 0dell general manager
OF the Consolidated Wagon q Machine
company; Elmer II. Jones. managing
director Of the Utah Independent Tele-
phone company aud DR., Alexander c.
Ewing, The capital stock IL S2000,OO0,
fully paid UP.
The new company Ia capitalized for
$4,000 600 OF a par value OF 81 each. The
organization OF the new concern was
completed At meeting Of the interest,"
ed parties Saturday evening and Is the
first one launched In the Pennington
zelda since the advent OF the Guffey-
Galley syndicate IN this section.
The property Of the company consists
OF 5000 acres adjoining the Guffey-
Galley tract. tul ,.l.
II is the intention OF the new company
TO develop Its properties In the near flu
ture, and II may be one OF the first to
find 'spouter" near this city.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-01-11
SPIKE AND RAIL.

The tonnage produced by the coal
mines Of Wyoming during the past
year and which was handled by the
UEIon Pacific and Oregon Short Line
amounted 10 the stupendous figures ot
S.633,S39 tons. Four thousand and
eighty-three miners were engaged In
digging out the coal.
San Pedro circular No. announces
the appointment Of Il. A. Groves as
road master for district No. g. In
charge OF track forces between Juab
and Calientes; also the appointment Of
William Picker as roadmaster OF dis
trlct No. 1, says the Milford Times.
This may be new but the announcement
Of their appointment was printed In
the News" at the time Of the sale OF
the Oregon Short Line trackage south
OF Salt Lake
Milford Is now cleaning zip and send
ing out about 10 engines daily on ac-
count Of there being from six TO eight
extra trains handled daily incident TO
construction below Calientes.
". H. snedaker, general agent for
the Illinois Central at San Francisco,
is numbered among the visiting rail-
road officials In Salt Lake today.
District Passenger Agent Drake and
Travelling Freight Agent Trewhela OF
the Rock Island have gone to Idaho.
The irrepressible Gibson who Is
known In Ogden as the Rio Grande
man, is In the city today.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-01-11
Important Stocks Made Advances
But Representative Ones Did
Not Share in Strength.
A GOOD DEMAND FOR SOME.
Conspicuous Movement in Low Grad.
ers Had Unfayorable Eject,
Prices Sagglng.

New York Jan. ll.-There was some
slight irregularity IN the opening of the
stock market but the important stocks
advanced The dealings we're on fairly
large scale and well distributed, Repre-
sentative stocks did not share fully In the
general strength Of stocks OF smaller
railroads particularly those whose mar
ket value were below the ffties. The
demand for this class OF stocks was large
and comprehensive. Among the better
known stocks the gains reached point
In Pennsylvania. Baltimore & Ohio,
Brooklyn Transit, Peoples Gas and Gen.
eral Electric, Standard stocks hung back
after making an average rise Of Y, and
by II o'clock this Improvement was large
ly curtaled. The conspicuous movement
In low grade stocks had an unfayorable
effect on sentiment and there was a
marked decrease In activity and sag
glng tendency In prices, There were gains
IN Colorado & Southern OF and Pa
ciho Mall IA while Westinghouse Elec-
trio fell "a. The movement generally was
narrow.
Bonds were firm OF noon.
A few stocks made fitful rallies, but the
general list was virtually unchanged from
the midday prices. buying orders for
large amounts OF the Wabash stocks were
executed simultaneously later In the at
lernoon. The common rose J. the pre-
ferred @ and the debenture "B" bonds
~ Texas Pacific gained l%, The general
market hardened slightly.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-01-11
L. p. IMPROVEMENTS.



Last Year Of hurt Administ, alton.
The extensive improvements In the
nature Of Strengthening lines, reducing
curves, building permanent bridges.
etc, which were begun by the Union
Pacific during the past few years, says
the Omaha Bee, include 226 80 miles Of
new track. The land department sold
during the year s4,23i acres Of land at
an average price Of $i77 per acre, the
total amount of cash received for lands
during the year being si,3O1.7S2 90
For the Improvement OF the Omaha
shops tb9l.1Ss.s7 was spent. I'm
mense wood preserving plants were
built at different places along the
system, including the one ut Laramie.
the most extensive on the system.
These plants have capacity for treat
ing 100000 ties annually. Changes
made in the line during the year cost
1891 1877, 30. The gain Of the transpor-
tation receipts over the preceding year
amounted to SS.576,0l9 10, or s.67 per
cent.
The annual report issued by the
Union Pacific for the year 1903 liz said
to have been the most satisfactory ever
issued by that company. II now shows
substantial improvement over the
precedlnr year In almost every depart
ment OF the great system,
Contracts have been awarded for the
transportation Of civilian passengers
from the United States to the Philip
pines, All business from Denver west
goes to the Southern Pacific and tn,
Union Pacific. they being the lowest
bidders
East OF Denver the business Is 10 bt
divided between the foregoing roads
and a group consisting OF the GreaI
Northern, Northern Pacific and Bur.
llngton. The ratSs from San francisco
to Manila are yi25, and from New
York TO Manila SITS.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-01-11
CONCENTRATES.

The forces at the Park City Majestic
property are soon TO be increased, ac-
cordlng to advIces from that camp.
Michigan parties have become interest
ed In the mine recently,
Work has been suspended for the
winter at the I'll Henry property at
Park City,
The American Flag company. operat-
ing at Park city, is laying pipe line
to Increase Its water supply
Superintendent +. A. Keith OF the
Bamberger- Delamar mine arrived from
Nevada yesterday.
A number OF relocatlons were made
on Jan. /, but 80 far as learned there
were no collisions OF consequence. One
property IN Star district was covered
by two locations, both Of which were
recorded. Milford Times,
Every foot OF work done on the Cop.
per Ranch emphasizes the fact that this
Is destined TO become one Of the great
mines OF this section. Six men are now
at work, under the direction Of w. ID.
Williams, three on the Jewel Mound
shaft and three at the east end OF the
property Some splendid ore has been
coming from the Jewel incline, showing
rich carbonates In abundance, with
some sulphides coming in, This vein
| Is 80 to 10 feet wide, and very clearly
| defined, between perfect walls. II Ia
| one Of the strongest veins IN Beaver
county and will without doubt make a
| bonanza showing at depth Milford
| Times,
The Columbus Consolidated Mining
company has ceased the sale OF rs
treasury stock and no more will be OF.
fered for some time at least.
Manager A. l.. Jacobs OF the Butler.
Liberal mine Of Bingham has In his
possession the results Of an assay OF
ore taken from the east drift Of the
main tunnel showing values Of 81 pei
cent copper Ajls per cent lead,l2 ounces
silver and 50 cents gold,
The wreck ON the Bingham Copper
Belt railway yesterday VAS a most un,
fortunate affair and may materially
reduce the output Of the camp for i
few days The Yampa and Bingham
Con. smelters viii he the hardest hit
and the mishap may cause the blowing
out of the former plant, which depends
on the Copper Belt entirely for the de-
livery Of its supply OF ore,
Al the Pioneer sampler today are tive
lots Of ore from Alta and Two from
TintIc.
The Grand Central Ia In the marke
today with two cars OF ore.
A car load Of Dixie bullion is at IN,
sampler today. ,.-,.-...........
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-01-11
MORE wELBY RuMORs.
Two Stories That Are Going tho Rounds
In Denver Railroad Circles.

The old story to the effect that A.
Il. Welby Will return to his first love,
the Rio Grande, Is once more going the
rounds, with embellishments. There
are two stories which are being circu-
lated. One Is to the effect that within
the next two weeks circulars will be Is
sued announcing the appointment OF
Manager Edison OF the Denver & Rio
Grande to a still higher position on am
other OF the links In the Gould sytem
and that he will be succeeded by Mr.,
Welby. Another which Is also being
talked In Denver Is that j. NJ Herbert
OF the Colorado a. Southern VIII step
down and out as general manager and
viii be succeeded by Mr.. Welby. In
both cases II Is affirmed that the change
VIII be made within the next 20 days.
The fact that President Jeffrey and
Mr.. Welby have been together. during
the last week and are expected to ar
rive in Denver is what has started the
ball rolling.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-01-11
5 MINING. BUSINESS AND STOCKS

the result showing that they not only
contained radium, but also tungsten
and molyhdenite two very valuable
minerals. The company Immediately
secured an option on the group, which
runs for two years and calls for the
payment OF $4,000.
The ores from this property carry all
the way from to 90 per cent blsmuth
and II Is believed that they will average
at least 10 per cent In this mineral. Mr.
Powers, who was down from Salt Lake
last week, stated that II was his under
standing that a force Of men would be
put 10 work Immediately and that the
ores would be shipped 10 Niagara Falls
for treatment at the plant recently es.
tablshed for the production OF radium,
Mine owners In this section will do
well to investigate their ores, with
view to ascertalnng whether they con.
tain any Of the rare minerals that have
heretofore been overlooked and neg.
lected in the search for the more com.
mon metals.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-01-11
His Going to Chicago & Northwest
ern Said to be Opening Of
Aggressive Campaign,
THE UTAH.IDAH0 EXTENSION.
Believed That Zig Road VIII Push on
From Casper to Ogden and
The West.

TIL story briefly told by the Associat-
ed Press on Saturday to the effect the
Horace @. Burt, the retiring president
Of the Union Pacific, has sold his
Omaha residence, will reside In Chlca-
go and, II Is rumored, will succeed
Marvin Hughitt on the Chicago &
Northwestern undoubtedly points TO an
important move on the part OF the last
named system.
While there Is no official verificatlon
forthcoming at this time OF the story
locally II Is generally believed that
such Is the case. The fact that the
Union Pacific has secured the Chicago
4 Alton makes It imperative for the
Northwestern to make move In self
protection. Consequently the oft-told
tale OF the extension Of the c. & n. w.
from Casper, Wyo, to Ogden and the
West has taken unto itself new life.
A local offlcial this morning In dis
cussng the situation said. IT ever II
looked like a case OF the Northwestern
extending west II does right now II
has got to do It."
II il believed that the Northwestern
has decided at last 90 make the move
and that Horace @. Burt has been chos-
en- for the work.
Mr.. Burt Is essentially an engineering
president. His work on the Chicago a
Northwestern In the old days and his
subsequent splendid achievement on
the reconstruction OF the Union Pacific
eminently Al him for IN important task
Of the invasion OF Utah and Idaho,
with every survey that has been made
by the Hartman and other lines In
Utah and Idaho, In fact he practically
knows every foot OF the country,
With the Chicago and Alton straight
into Chicago the Union Pacific and
western connections will demand the
long haul Just as often as they see III.
Added to this is the story that Harri-
man Ia about TO acquire the Maple
Leaf which will give him look In on
the 81. Paul and 81. Louis gateways,
IN addition TO Chicago, Omaha Denver
and Kansas City already on the list,
the Northwestern has simply got to get
out and do something to get trans
continental business and Offset Harr-
man. Hence 1t Is that the first bunch
| OF surveyors which puts In an appear
ance on the Utah Wyoming line as
soon as the snow begins to disappear
may confidently be put down as being
In the employ Of the Northwestern
which today is within 900 miles OF Salt
Lake,
Already Mr., Burt has denied that he
Is going to the Northwestern. Last
month he denied that he was going IA
resign from the Union Pacific, and O
few days prior 10 his appointment as
president Of the Union Pacific six years
ago he stated that 1t was al news tc
him,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-01-11
PRODUCE.
CHICAGO.

Chicago, Jan. 1.-THE big bull operator
was on the selling side which fact was
partly responsible for May wheat seiline
on 70 SA. after opening unchanged "a
hc. higher al s6 TO S6h. May declined 10
Sla. but became firm Win the, leading
long bidding up the price. The close was
strong with May isaI&sc. higher. ,a
Close: Wheet-Jan., Slt May, @1ig
SCR; July SiIsfislS Sept, 20.
corn--Jan., ish; May, i7s; July, isS;
oa,s-Jan., sss; May, sss,; July, sad
PorkIJan., las; May, l2.Tg.
Lard--Jan., $685. May. $50; July, e.s2h
Ribs-Jan. 6,S; May, $780, July. S.OI's
Rye-JBn,. 30,
Flax-Cash. northwest lW,
Tlmothy--Jan., 3,0i.
Cloyer-Jan,, ii5Q.
Barley-Cash 35n5s.
Cash: Wheat-No. .. red, gOdel, No. 9
tsaO No. 2. hard winter, Ieasl, No. 3
hard winter. 12nig. No, l. northern. an
So No. 2. northern. s2dsl; No, 3, spring
1eqs,.
Corn-No. 2. Il; No. 3. i3ndA
Oats No. 2 36is; No, Q, S6
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-01-11
Extraction OF Copper Ores Now In PRO
gress Roads Are open.

Henry NJ. Urowther. managing d.
rector Of the Continental-Al mines at
Alta, returned from trip 70 camp
last night and reports having found
things moving along satisfactorily at
the mines under the direction OF Super.
intendent Scott, The extraction of
ore from the copper vein, opened up
several weeks ago. Is now In progress,
which will be forwarded TO market
regularly. While this Ia going on, the
usual output OF second class lead ores
will be continued,
The roads leading up to the camp,
Mr.. Crowthor states. are in excellent
shape for the movement Of ores and
ne anticipates no difficulty In keeping
them open during the balance OF the
winter,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-01-11
THE SUNDAY FIRES.
seirel Homo and Place Of Business
Are Both Visited Same Night

Defective electric wiring at seIgers
clothing store on East Temple street
caused an alarm OF FIRE shortly after
last midnight. The blaze started be-
hind the sign over the entrance to the
store. but ls was soon discovered and no
damage was done,
At 1855 last night there was FIRE In
Mr.. Seigel's residence, 800 east First
South street, caused by defective nue.
An alarm was turned into headquarters
and the department responded quickly
and soon extingulshed the small blaze.
The loss was about $40 and Is covered
by insurance,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-01-11
Time Table
In Effect Nov. "
1903.
ARRIVE.

From Ogden. Portland, Butte
san Francisco, Chicago. 81
Louis, Omaha and Denver. s.n.u
FROM ogden and intermediate ''D'
pN'"'s ''''"''''''"'''"".'..'., $40 a. m.
From Ogden, Cache Valley. and
intermediate points ...,.,..,,.,,,ll:y
From Ogden, Chicago, st. Louis.
Kansas CITY, Omaha, Denver
ana san Francisco ..,.m..,.,,. i:dsnn
From. Ogden, Cache Valley, a,
Anthony, Portland and San
'"''s'o 49,, !" ,..,,'''''.'.. SIS m.
DEPART.
For Ogden. Omaha, Chicago.
Denver, Kansas City and st,
Louis ...... =, .. ,.,,..,....... Am -
For Ogden. Portland, ST. An. ''" an
thony, San Francisco ana inter.
"eu'a'e points ''''"'' .","lo2 am.
For Ogden, Omaha, Chicago
Denver, Kansas City ST. Louis
and San Francisco 49,, 49,, l,,A MN
For Ogden. Cache Valley. Den. 80"
yer. Kansas City, Omaha, 81,
Louis ana Chicago .... ......,.., 5Spm
For Ogden, Cache Valley, Butte.
Helena. Portland San Francis
co and intermediate points -. .1i,Spu
II. NJ. SCHUMACHER, Trat Mgr
D. Il. Burnley. q. y. ct. A.
d. s. SPENCER. A. q. p. &rA
City Ticket Office. POI Main Street
Telephone $50.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-01-11
WILL CHANGE IT'S NAME.
Bingham Centennial WIN he known In
Future as the south Columbus.

The annual stockholders meeting OF
the Bingham Centennial Mining com.
pany Is scheduled for the 18th inst. at
the conclusion OF which the stockhold.
ers will meet In special session TO
consider the matter Of changing the
name OF the corporation TO that Of the
South Columbus Mining company. The
corporation owns territory IN Bingham
as well as at Alta. In the latter camp
the ground adjoins that Of the Column
bus Consolidated company,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-01-11
LITTLE LIFE To
STOCKS TODAY.
Week Started OF With the Tone
OF Market Inclined to
Be Slumpish
pUYINC ORDERS WERE LIMITED.
Con. Nercur, With Difficulty Keeps
Above 90 Cents During Regular
Call-Quotaticns and Sales

The week did not start off with the
mining stock market IN very brisk
condition, the sales OF the forenoon ag'
gregating In value only '2,ssi 80. The
general tone OF the market was lower
and the buying orders were limited
The flrst seller OF the day was Carisa'
which opened at lih cents, later FALL
ing and closing with 1915 cents bid.
Consolidated Mercur managed to keep
above 90 cents, but that was about all
during the regular call on the
open board, 300 shares went at 81
cents. The Park city stocks were all
weaker than on Saturday.
The closing quotations and sales
we're reported, as follows:
ToDAY's QUOTATIONS.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-01-11
SAW THE LATHAM.
fasteners Return from Making an In
speeton of Nevada Nine,

7. +. Meats, Of Omaha, and W a.
smoot. Of Modale, Iowa are In the city
today, just having returned from a
trip TO the Four Metals mine In the
spruce Mountain, Nevada, district
Mr. Meats IL brother OF George H.
Meats. manager Of the company. The
visitors returned well pleased win
conditions at the mine and express the
opinion that with further development
the Nevada property viii make good
produCer
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-01-11
RADIUM IN BEAVER.
Rare Metal said 10 Exist Ia the south
ern Country.

II is quite possible that within a short
time radium, the precious mineral pro-
suct recently discovered, which Il worth
a million dollars or 20 an ounce, VIII
soon be produced from Beaver county
ores, says the Milford Times. II has
been discovered that uranium one OF
the radio active metals from which "a.
dun II extracted, exists In the Granite
range OF mountains, east Of Milford.
The metal has been found In the group
Of claims owned BY NJ. l.. Powers and
others, the ores from which were sup
posed to be valuable chiefly for the bis
muth they contained. The American
Mining & Rare Minerals company re-
,ently incorporated, secured samples
hom this group and had them analysed,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-01-11

FRANKIE Morehouse Is IN Alta inspect.
Ing a mining property,
v p. Strange has returned from the
Balacballa mines IN California, and Is
again at the Bingham Consolidated,
Major II. q. Caltrow OF the Ohio Cop
per company is expected TO arrive this
afternoon.
The Columbus Consolidated made
settlements for a lot OF copper ore this
morning, the controls showing 10 per
cent copper.
Captain II. c. Lawrence, manager OF
the Sevier Consolidated, came down
from Ogden this morning
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-01-11
ANNUAL MEETINGS TODAY,
TWO Are In Progress This Afternoon 10
Black Diamond Postponed,

The annual stockholders meetings OF
the Butler. Liberal and the Lower
Mammoth Mining companies are IN
progress this afternoon. That Of the
black Diamond company. operating az
stockton, WAS also scheduled for today
but owing 10 the failure Of some OF
the largest eastern stockholders, who
advised local officials that they would
be In attendance, TO reach the city III
time, the meeting was postponed UNI
I'll tomorrow morning at ii o'clock
The exhibit made TO the stockholders
of the Butler. Liberal, by Manager a.
l.. Jacobs, is a most pleasing one
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-01-11

a. 10; western cows. 1.54qa.T5
ogs-Reeeipts, 500: market lower
Bulk Of sales, l.5oli 81; heavy, I. 6Du4: %:
packers. A594.CS; pigs and lights. t.Sg
$50.
shssp,Reeelpts. toSD; market stsa9y az x
SIS; range wethers, 3,25qi3o, ewes. s.SOg
$50.