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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-02-16
FOIey's Honey and Tar
for children, safe, sure. No 0pidfeS.
TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
= UNITED STATES.
FoR THE DISTRICT OF VERMONT.
No. 1863

FoR THE DISTRICT OF VERMONT.
No. 1863.
In the matter OF
FRED a. BURBEE, Bank upt Ia BankIup tcy.
At burlington, in the County OF Bennington,
in ssid Distiict on the 3rd dty Of February A d.
1905 bsf "a William u sheldon, one Of the
heferees IN Bankruptcy OF aid court
To The cledtors OF Fred. II. Butbes, OF Man
chester, 10 the county OF Bennington and Dis
,rict Aforesaid. Bankrupt:
Notice 10 hereby given that. on the 9Th ds,
# January A d. 1905. the aid Fred Burb' =
VS. duly sdjndged bankrupt; and that the first
meeting OF his creditors viii be red At the Col
burn House in Manchester Aforesaid. on III
nth day OF February d. 1905, al 10 O'Clock H.
the forenoon at which time the ssid creditor,
may attend prove III ir CLAIMS, appoint a iFus.
re, examine th, Bankrupt, and tIansact such
other business as may properly come before
aid meeting And It IL ordered that pub icatiop
her. Of BE- made 10 the Nal chester Journal. q
Jnblic pewrpsper. printed at Manchester afore
aid AZ least one week prior TO the date fixed
for said meeting a. sforesAid.
Bennington. VI February 3rd 1905
W. b SHELDON.
4i3w Referee In Bankruptcy.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-02-16

Ths trisa states sfkpe is'r ftisrDss ~
itSioInszi chafgisx nitas stslxs senssor
kAcssil, Cofgramss iosr n. wnhamson
aud Biasa Hornas ass oihsr Win hsvlrs
cssipiFed 70 hare sfta.nd the Blss kern.
lais fgfsi reserve ia ess,vt o6gos, with
iBs laseai 81 asfrap6isg the goserrmsst II
pstiie ltsas ssG ALEC ~ corspitins TO CD.
tale f.ets,slos 81 mere ,hss 10000 acres
81 tsaie sbe tcseoi hbs, sila.ted In ~.
,fti sister ~ he ralss d, nere thsn 81.
0J0 tl@
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-02-16

after years q di'eoursglng conditions,
bal feeling aud litigation suent the railroad
facilities between stuth Londonderry and
Bratileboro the people Of The West River
ysley rev are assured Of the service to
wLicn they are fairly entitled. 10 short,
The Brattl,boro & Whitehall narrow. guage
railrtai between the two towns mentioned,
30 miles In length, will ba converted into a
standsfdgusge rosd and will be operated
AZ Il ought 10 be operated, so IS properly
70 take care Of the business along its route.
Al agreement 10 this eject was reached 10
Hrattleboro a. conference OF mslorlty
II the stockholders and directors Of the
nrsaleboro 4 Whitehall company with oiil
oisls Of the Central Vermont Railway COM
pa1y.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-02-16

The court arbitration, Of which Hon.
Frank Plum'ey Il umpire for the fettle.
msnt Of matters Of dispute between
Farce and Nenezuels was organized at
Northdsld, on Wedn, sdsy morning Of last
week. Besides the umpire the court con
tis.ei ~ Count P,retts dc La Roecs, the
representa- We Of Ffstce, DR.. JoEede j.
Pau for Ven, zuels, C A. Pium'ey, secre-
tary, snd Miss Newell, steIographer.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-02-16

seaA' or Charles ", Fairbanks. yiee.presi-
een,-th Ct, hss rec lived M que gsv,l
inside from snglt ritcs Of rcd cedar. The
tree from which u was cut grew on the
vrimoai store Of Lie Chsmplsin ADD was
whitfield GU With penkulis By Edward
7 Hueh. The gsyel was presented to
s Bs,or Fairbanks by Df, Abort Shaw, edi.
tor o, The Review u Reviews. on behalf
Of Nj. TIA cb, who LA warm sdmlrer Of
the .pretldeni-elset.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-02-16
rnAr rrcKLrSc ~ rn ruRoAr.

oae minute after tskiog one Minute
Cough Cure ~ liaklirg In the throst Is
gone. II scrsJn theihioat--uot the stom
sch Harmless-good for children. A l.
spoHord, postmaster ht Chester, Mich ,
ssys; "0ar little girl WIS unconscious
from strangulatlon during sudden and
terrible attack Of Group. Three doses Of
One Minute Cough Cure half an hour spsrt
speedily cured her. | cannot praise ore
Minute Cough Cure too much for what II
has done In our family IL always gives
relief, Sod by A. II Pettibole.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-02-16

Of the Hayes Arctic Expedition, Mr.. ; j.
Mccormick. boW L. ). Deputy Mi.erai
Surveyor, BlIa station, Idaho, sars "For
yss1 have suffered from severe pains 10
the hip J,int ard back bore, dfpriving me
Of all power. The eArse vas stone 10 the
Bladder ADD Gravel II the Nv Dsys. After
rsIrg DR.. Davis k-unsd,'s Fawiite Rene.
dy, Of Rondoc,. N. y, ] WAS completely
curtd.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-02-16
AooxIzINo grRNs

are Instantly relieved, and perfectly heal.
ed, by Bucklen's Atnlca Sslve. c. Riven.
bark, Jr., OF Norfolk, Va. writes: 81
burnt my knee dreadful, that 1t blistertd
all over. Bucklen's Africa S,lve stoppsd
the pain, and healed 1t without a tcsr.'
Also heals all wounds and sores. 25c a,
J. n. Hard's, Manchester; J. II. whipple,
Manchester Centre, druggists.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-02-16

A farmer from Pownsl who drove into
Bennington one day last week said th,t 10
the entire tbIrty-two years that he had
lived where he now does be hsd ever seen
the drifts In the highway as deep as they
are now. A good share OF the way he
drove over drifts that wee from four to
twelve feet deep
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-02-16

My hsif va falling ca, very -, srd
sss rapidly turnios gray, 1 'ried s.''t"i
hair prepsr aious bat uey dill me- Dlt'
hsru than good | then tried Ayers Bsr
yiaor. Soon my hair sioppe: falling DOT
sud ell the cid color sss rssl orsd. Theb
IL conmencei 10 gros very rsridly, snd
II 10 nov feet 8 inches long. Mrs.
Lydis KuykspdsiI. Otrsnopt, Ill.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-02-16

TRusr THOSE VINO HAVE TRIED.

TFfF = fFFTTTN y ~ TN ' Y NFfffFF
suffered from c&tarih OF the worst kind
81 d n,yer hoped for cure, bat Ely's Cream
Is LIN seems 10 do even thAt.-0fcsr Dat.
r. m, a. Warren Ave Chicago, Ill.
suffered from eatsrrh; /. got 80 bad
could hot worn | used Ely's Cream Balm
and am cutiTtly well "A. &. Clarke, 3il
shawmut Ave Boston, Mass.
The Balm does not initiate or cause snet 2.
log. Sold by druggists at 80 cts. or msil
I'd by T. ~ Brothers, So Warren st New
York,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-02-16

In the annual npIrt Of the ST. Adams
city treasurer just submitted to the City
Council shows The net indebtedness Of tie
city TO be sGss IS. TIE receipts for The
coming fscal year are estimated Al CSC, 1855,
aud Il Is probable thai the eebt will be
cleared up. The inauee committee recon-
mend Tar OF 200 cents Oh the dollar.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-02-16
our Export. Of Manufacture.

A good deal has beea sad lately sbcut
the Increase ls our exports of domestic
manufactures. bat there 10 io,m for more
on the came vital sutl O.. oer sgrieul ure
and mining world lead Ia assured by rea-
son u Ger enormous natural resources,
bot u manufsegaflas sna 10 the sale o.
eur manufactures abroad We have strong
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-02-16
A CARp

We, the UNDERLINED, do hereby agree to
refund the morey on 50-cent bottle Of
Greene's Warranted Syrup Of Tar II 1t fails
TO cure your cough or cold. We also guar
sntee % cent bottle to prove s4ti sfactor
or money refunded.
A II PETrIBoNE, II. A. BRoPHY,
j. NJ. ARMSTRONG, 4. o. ADAMS,
E.O ADAMS
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-02-16

Fred w. Putnam and family, Of Brattle.
boro, vacated their home on Green street
Saturday under peculiar circumstances.
Their dog tackled skunk In the cellar.
He withdrew directly, and In the next act
Mr.. Putnam was seen putting fresh mes,
and strychnine In the skunka way. Later
a druggist fumigstsd the house, but the
traces OF the col ct still may be found.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-02-16

Nes Hampshire Ia considering svlst
scheme 81 highway Improvement. The irst
Of the proposed bills provides sl25 900 a
year for five years, for Improvement Of sell
teled highways. Another provides for a
bond iuue Of 81 900, 600, the proceeds TO be
expended In eight yearsln the construction
q three highways from The southern toun-
Diary Of the state to point near Fabytis,
- the heart OF the White Mountains. These
highways are to traverse the valleys Of the
Connecticut, Merrlmsc and Saco rivera.
Provision 10 also made for 5000 yesrly
appropriation for i've years for aid to towns
not trAversed by these highways. II 10
essy TO zee that New HsmpihIre intends to
cater 10 summer trade, even beyond the
millions year she nov gets from It.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-02-16

l.. II, Barrett OF Brstlleboro has made
good record for ole year with u hens.
lie bought them for 81 paid ~ 20 Tor bones
and shells for u months, but otherwise
fed them only with remnants OF food from
the table, and the eggs lsid, at market
rates, reprts, n,od value q s37
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-02-16

Mn. Esrice cspeds, " dsa year,, 10
seriously III al her home Ia naftwellyille.
hrs. Csnedy 10 ono OF TIE parry that drove
from tia, village To narnlngton Center
February 5. 1859. to winners the hsngiug
Of Archibald l. Bates.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-02-16

T1is bone ircsbas q BCass are ~ ne
mtsss ever ard fiosiSg ard sioeesbed are
qv fftqssai iH dlrsvSi parts Of The sns.
piu Il nsy drive The paiion 10 secs peace
~iIt 1spss "a u esnnoi very well carry On
uR 18th ~ boms AID 1bro.a. There has
bra Hiils ashilrg 10 Msnshsris, snd
itcugl Ne two hvTe srmis. are Ia elo.s
Iru1 nifty they are no, likely TO r.ak gen.
c'hi nsIgtnoni ssiii fPiiss The weather
there has been vtfF tevcre.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-02-16
FOIey's Kidney Cure
makes kjdseys and bladder rixhG
NEWTON HOWARD and MARTHA
IuHN II BONE,TEEL,s. Fsr.rr

eT.rs or vEHEysf District Of nsDchs. o.. a.
The Probate Court Jgr ne Dlaytet u Aassl.ss<rt
To ali p.isops lEt rec "a 10 tbs dst4ts Of John
n Bobsstesi Isis " winchester, 10 ssid Llstrlei
dsosssed Gar 1850
BY tbs snihoiiiy II the state ~ Vermont. ron
ere hereby bo.ine9 20 sppsn tff9fs the sslf
Pfobsts Court II the Probate Ofirs 10 said
Manchester. ~ ,sld Distrie on lbs ibth dsy
FEBRUARY A. -. 1905 10 sDDs esuss II sny 500
have whs The seeon4t oi Helen n William. and
Emily q P.rsils Adnl,sist aifi1. Dc bonis non
d The ssisie Of aid docssssd should not
be allowed, aud siso vby the fssldss Of ssid ss4
ts'e should mol be- dstfItulsd 10 the parties
90 tiled thss0
Dated II NAIchs@a - tAd Distrlst. Ills 1srd
g.) Of JsnuSyA u 49,
ksv No. ED0Eaf0s, lodge.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-02-16

To core ssupsiien ana Liver troubles
By xen,ly mo,iig tbs eossls and scslrs A.
tanlc 10 the liver, lake Blitle Esfly Ria
era These Pam. O Ltte Pllls are mid,
piessant. AID hsHmtts, but Effective ard
sart. Their raiytral use Tor tnsby years
!, stroux guasaice Of ibslr popviafiiy
and uicfuiness. Sold hy A. N Peisibore
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-02-16

Here We see thA, tn decade 1894 TO 1904
gave us.x times a. grsa. Nh increase ne
did sty prior decade.
The saa3 0oo, 900 decreased trpor, in 1904
over 1885, has been attained 10 the iol.os'
ins ssges.
1891 sa59 100000 1903 san 600 600
1900 81 ,o00, 600 1901 500 600, 900
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-02-16
IhaIoadar ofhIs Era

Ninety-six yeArs sgo SiLday Abraham
Lincoln WAS born. His greatest monument
Ia not In granite, bu. 10 bis shsre OF what
vas done 20 preserve the Am rican uni1n,
All that this nation represents today rs
unit among enlightened uulrlts is due 10
the mastery Of the cii.is ttst came upon
II Ia the form Of terrible war and shook
il 10 the foundations. Above Every Thing
Lincoln's work was 10 save The government
from disruption, and that alone could en-
able 1t to fuldll the destiny that II pursues
to-day, while the world looks on and won-
ders at It's sdyanc. ment. Lincoln would
have stood by the uaion even # slavery
survived though he real'zsi with clear
vision the evils Of that system, now happi.
ly under The ban wherever there Is civilizi-
ton. As far as the uuised States IL q
beacon light among the races of men, q
model that may by example, lit them all
the fact 10 due TO the guiding strength OF
Lincoln through long period Of vital dan.
Rtrs NuhktNti ihtr udlioH may bsSVm'i
the image OF Lincoln at the b. lm through
out the awful time Of civil strife must ever
remain in the foreground, and az the coup.
try moves onward, one and indivisible, lie
name and his fame must necessarily be
linked together.
There are many points OF view from
wLieh the character Of Lincoln may be pro.
h.Ably studied. bis simple, inn lte non.
esty was one q It's towering tl,ments OF
strength. His life wac an tmboi ment OF
the golden ruis regulated by ID genius OF
common sense. He ", 9, within due bounds
man Of sentiment, but bis kindly senli
ment and ympalhy were suboidnated to
judgement. All through his lie his chose
place WAS smong the ranks OF his fellow
creatures. with all his high qualities, b.
planted no ambitious Liche for himself
Whist free government represented It
others was good enough Tor him.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-02-16

Bsgb hGu9nAi aud ely statistic. Irdicsie
ias, the mea 81 the I allied States are dy-
ltg & fssioT lhKn the women. Various
rtasons arr asisEsd for The fact be more
ttfeEutui HE a. neu. thcir greater erpof-
uft 70 sec depis ard more reekle'sncss In
regard 10 htnllb. ~ one msy iidse from
Old Mes Etglard tombstcbes the pretcrt
cosali4H u The relerse Of what II was In
The past. O. 10 ary Of the cemeteries
vh5re The stones alive The early records ard
you vii Odd mary Instances where the
hulhAfd htd bis three or four wlyes, while
the cases where The woman bad two or
three hatbktdi are comparatively few.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-02-16

siRtiAics from the ebef suiget Of Geu-
erAl os1's army prove that the army sur.
geoh ard i,ld hospitals have scored aul.
umph 10 surgery Sod medicine. There have
been only forty desthS from disesse In tina
whole army ,irce the hndirg on May o.
up 10 December !, li,Gi2 cases Of diseases
we're treated. Eighteen thousand five hun.
dred and seyenly-eight patients recovered,
s5og we're seni 10 japan, 30 died. and the
fe,t s5e eth under treatment. one great
reason Of the worlds belief Ia Jspans flnal
success is Der superb sbiity st saving life
q, well as her readiness to sacrifice II for
lhe county.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-02-16
bfMaufbfsifr Journal

THURSDAY FEBRUARY - 1906.
o. A. sIk0xDs. EGhsr sEs Pfsprtsssf
Omaha daily bee., 1905-12-09

SHEEP-There was the usual Friday'I
run of sheep today, ten cars, about 25W
head, being received UP TO noon, which Is
a moderate run for the day. The receipts
for the same day last week were about the
same as today, but for the corresponding
was larger proportion of fat sheep on tho
market this morning than has been the case
lately, about half OF the ten cars placed on
the market being OF that kind There was
very go0d demand for fat sheep on the
part Of the packers. and as a result there
was a reasonably active trade and prices
were considerably higher than they were
the previous day. A load OF fat native
lamos was sold early in the day for $40.
paid lately. A load of ewes sold early for
- 40, which Is good strong price consider
ing the prices that this kind of stock has
been bringing Generally speaking the mar
ket was In good healthy condition and
prices were generally 10415c higher than
they were at the close of the days trading
yesterday.
There was a small supply OF feeder sheep
on the market, while there was reason
ably good demand for good choice kinds
however, there was only a sprinkhng or
such and these found ready sale at prices
that were generally steady.
quotations on fat sheet. I'D lambs; Good
to choice fed lambs, S7.25d7.70; good to
choice range lambs, &.00d7.50; good to
choice yearing wethers, S6.Wu6.2o: good
TO choice old wethers. IS. 40d5 60; good TO
choice old ewes, $i.65d5. %.
Quotations for feeder sheep and lambs;
ing yearlinHs H75d5, %; good feeding
wethcrs, A50dL75; good feeding ewes. sS.5e
QtlO; breeding ewes. 81. 500I5O0.
Representative sales:
Omaha daily bee., 1905-12-09
CaPiot Receipts.
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS
Features of the Trading and CIosInE
Prices on Board of Trade.

CHICAGO. Dec. s.-Bearish news from
Argentina and Russia caused weakness
close wheat for NAY delivery very WAS was down Sc e
Corn and oats were each on sc. Provisions
showed a loss OF 2hc to lOc.
later became decidedly Weak and Closed at
practically the lowest point of the day. At
the opening the May option was up Nc to
&c at s99sQS9hc. The initial advance was
mainly due TO the strength shown In the
OF yesterday on the local board having but
strength abroad revived bulllish sentiment
among local traders ana induced buying by
shorts and commission houses during the
first hour. The demand met with light Of
ferings and as result large portion of
the loss OF yesterday was regained, May ad-
tbs cont,uue S small movement in the NORTH.
west. Several prominent commission houses
then became active sellers of the May OPP
owed V% r6e market Welded 20 the pressure
and the price OF May broke sharply. At SSSs
6SSikc the price touched the lowest point of
measure to the news of the day, which with
tho exception of the advance at Liverpool,
was generally bearish, A cablegTam from
favorable progress and a report was re-
ceiVed from Odessa claiming that the ar
rivals OF wheat at that port we're much
the exporters are making every effort to
ship the grain. Cash wheat was In less de-
mana at all markets IN the Inlteu Stdtes
aud this tended to weaken options here.
The market continued weak until the close
The final quotation on May was &bsc
Clearances OF wheat and -four were equal
20 81 500 bushels. Exports for the week, as
shown by Bradstreets. were equal to l. S4S,,
900 bushels. Primary receipts were rs OS
bushels, against 500, 900 year ago. Mime
apolis, Duluth and Chicago reported re,
ceipts of 5S4 cars, against 40 last week and
u6 year ago.
The corn market was nrm early in the
day as 4 result OF active demand by shorts
for the December option. Later the markei
weakened on proft-taking by local longi
and selling by commission houses The
break in wheat had the effect OF increasing
the offerings. Clear weather throughou'
The market closed easy, with prices neal
the lowest poipt OF the day. May opened
unchanged 10 g shade higher at a5Ssc 4
A5N0+5Ikc. sold on to 4i7S945o and closed a
Acc, Local receipts were 20 cars with o.
fair amount OF business was transacted
an oats After a arm opening prices easef
OF on iiquidation OF several long lines anS
selling for short account. The buying wal
mainly BY commission houses. cash demand .IlI
extent the price of options. May openet
UNCHANGED 70 q tribe higher at S3ho 10 sSl
Q63le, sold on 20 seAc and closed at S2ste
Local receipts were 10 cars
receipts, which resulted In a decline OF 10
in the price OF live hogs. Packers were tn
principal sellers and buying was scattered
Weakness OF grain had some effect. At IN
close May pork was on i0c at A355 Lar
was down sttqSe az NAo RIBS were S91Is
estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat
Is ears; corn. sS4 cars: oats, 1S cars; hogs
Tho leading futures ranged as follows;
Omaha daily bee., 1905-12-09
Metal Market.

NEW YORK, Dec. S-METALS-The
London tin market was somewhat irregular
following the big advance recently re-
ported, but spot gained another los, closing
at Rl6i It's, while futures were los lower, at
Cleo Locally the market was Arm, with
spot quoted at 1855 45qS5T0 Copper was
unchanged in London, with spot quoted at
ELS Is and futures at en- l4s. The local
situation continues strong, WITH practically
no supplies available for immediate deliv-
cry. Lake and electrolytic are quoted at
sl7s71kal1S25, and casting at 81. 75qlS 90
Lead was 2s Cd higher, at Ell 20 Sd ~
London. The local market was ffin, with
quotations ranging from SS.35 to sGl0 ac-
cording to lot and delivery. Spelter was a
little lower in London. closing at e2s los,
but remained firm and unchanged, at $500
$50 In the local market Iron was IN
changed to a shade higher in the English
markets with standard foundry closing NJ
SIS Sd and Cleveland warrants at Us Sd
Locally quotations were unchanged No.
foundry northern is quoted az nsS5qis,S 80.
foundry southern, SIS, 50qls,75, and No.
foundry southern, SfsOOnlS25.
ST. LOUIS. Dec S-METALS-Lead
higher at $50 bid; spelter, $3.50.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-12-09
AND FEEDFks
WESTERNS.

HOGS-There was a liberal run OF hogs
today, lI cars. about 100 head, being re-
ported I'm up to noon. This makes a yery
good run and Il 10 nearly double the size
OF that for the same day last week and he
about l,400 head larger than the receipts
for the corresponding day last year The
run for the week 10 OF moderate proportions
and Is practically the same as that for the
same week one year ago.
The trading this morning opened with
packers trying to buy the hogs lower and
offering bids that were in most cases about
a nickel lower than prices that were paid
yesterday. The trading was brisk and iea-
sOnably active and continued so throughout
the most OF the morning. but toward the
close Of the days business flowed down
considerably and was inclincL 20 drag a
little. The packers we're out with the evil
dent intention OF buying stock lower and
they succeeded Early sales were made at
prices that were in most cases a nickel
lower but later I'm the day dropped still
more 50 that the market closed with trad
Omaha daily bee., 1905-12-09
Kansas CITY Live stock Market.

KANSAS CITY, Mo, Dec SEATTLE
Receipts, 200 head. including $50 south
erns Market, strong TO loc higher och choice
fair to good $3.5Oa5.OO; western steers, $3.50
$500; stoclSers and feeders. $2.b0d4.40;
$2.OO6l325; native cows, $40 Q4.O0; native
heifers. $2,5OGlL9O bulls. S2,Oy,15.75; calves,
$3.00d650.
HUGs-Receipts, HOO head: market &c
lower; top, $5.121a; bulk of sales, "a. iOQ5.05;
heavy, .$S.U6qS.I21s; packers, Si95d5. 40; pigs
and lights, $4.65@5.00
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts, 3,OCQ
head; market, strong to 10c higher; native
lambs, t5.5067.35 western lambs, $500. IS /;
fed ewes and yearlings, A.6O6500; western
sheep, s45O96.Sb; stockers and feedeTs. ts,25