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Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-19
Now York NIIninr stoclr.
Foreign Financial.

LONDON, Sept ls.-Money was in quiet
demand in the market today. Discounts
were firm owing to the condition of foreign
exchanges and the continued withdrawal of
gold for foreign purposes About 50, 900 OOO
from India was set aside in connection
with the Indian papers currency reserve.
Prices on the stock exchange were gen
orally. firm and dealings were moderate
though fears of dear money checked trad
ing In home securities. consols were easier
but rallied fractionally later. Home rails
were dull. Americans opened firm, sup
ported from New York, the New York
bank statement being more favorable than
anticipated. They moved generally to over
parity. Canadian Pacffic, Ontario & West
ern and Southern Pacific were the fea-
lures. Prices closed easier Grand Trunk
advanced on the traffic, increase Foreign
ers were firm, particularly Continentals
and South Americans. japanese were In
fair request. japanese imperial 6s OF 1901
were quoted at 105.
Berlin, Sept. 1S-Internationals stiff.
fened on the Bourse today Money rates
caused spectators to hesitate and the
volume of transactions was quite limited
There were few fluctuations.
PARIS, Sept; lS.-Prices on the Bourse
opened firm, but later the market was
dull and depressed owing to reports thai
the Franco-German negotiations over Mo.
rocco had taken an unfavorable turn Al
the close prices were heavy. Russian i'm.
perial As were quoted at 81 70 and Russian
bonds of 1904 at $1,000. The private rate ot
discount was ~ per cent.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-19
NEW YORK GENERAL MARKET
Quotations of the Day on Various
Commodities.


NEW YORK, Sept 1s.-FLOUR-Re-
ceipts, 1855 bbls. exports, 1859 bbls. mar
ket quiet but firmly held Minnesota pat
ents, N7596.25; Minnesota m bakers. 5000
straights, A.0064.15 winter extras, 81. $50
S36; winter low grades, S2 6q3.SO. Rye
fo ouF anay ym & fsE s. ESSSfh ESSh spSf ana to 50Ge
rive. Buckwheat flour. steady S22592, 80
asked TO arrive.
CoRNMEALs-steady; fine white and yell
RYEEsteady; No. 2 western, sc. c. 1. T.,
BARLEY-Firm: feeding, ssllc. c. t. T.,
WHEAT@Recseiipts. i5s coo bu.; u exports,
Tstor, SEC, (. o. B., afost No, mort northern, srn
Duluth, 9lkc to arrive, I. o. b., afoat; No.
I Northern Manitoba, Ss%c to arrive, Z. o.
cables bad weather news, western bull
support and covering. Wheat turned weak
at noon under big receipts. bearish weekly
statistics and liquidation. Later 1t rallied
on export demand and closed only hc net
lower; May, SO l3-l6q9O&sc, closed at 9OIbc
September. SSqssI4c, closed at sSo; Decem-
ber SSSs QS9Ac, closed at SS7kc.
CoRN-Receipts, $3.50 bu.; exports. 1852,
6Ss bu.; spot market easier; No. 2, eo1kc
Ss6x SiSgSSsT ss sRd SS Tb3e 81 ssS oTS &ssrS No
q break in September corn under heavy
manipulation and weakness, otherwise on
prospects for clearing weather. The close
showed hc to lhc net loss May closed
at 49lte; September, 599eOAc, closed at sec
December closed at SIC.
OATS-Receipts, SO1, 500 bu,; exports s0l. =
seS bu. Spot market steady; mixed oats
26 10 s2 pounds, 3lh932c; natural white
80 to 80 pounds, 32lkdSS1Sc: clipped white
SO to 80 pounds, 35q37c.
HOPs-Quiet: state. common to choice
1905, l9a23c; 1904, 16dR2c; olds, sd11c; Pa
cIhc coast, 1905, l6d17c; 1901, l5q21c; olds
HIDEs-steady; Galveston, 30 TO q
pounds zoe; California, l to 25 pounds
| PROVISIONS-Beef. firm; family, Sl1 5Od
12O0; mess, 81. gOdlOOo beef hams. 2ld22c
packet, N1.5Oq12.OO city, extra India mess
| bellies, 50. &QlO. .6214 pickled shoulders
N.0oq750; picked hams, $l050dll 90. Lard
steady; western steamed $3.50; refined
S. ssO compound. t5.s21aa6.75. Pork, steady
is.5o mess, sl5 5oGis5O ''''4
&c; country (pkgs freej, 4lsq4tc
RIcE,-Firm domestic l4G1sc; Japar
nOminal
BUTTER-steady: street price. extra
cry common to extra 17d21c; state dairy
| common to extra, i65hd20i6c; western
| initiation creamery extras. lSikc western
| hrsts, i7lh61Slhc; renovated common 10 ex
| ira, l5d9c: western factory common t.
| extra. l5f173Lo
| CHEEsE-Firm; state fun cream. small
/ white fancy, l2c: state fair 10 choice ilk
choice. ll.a11&c; state large colored fancy
l2c: state white, lee; state fair to choice
EGGs-steady. state. Pennsylvania near
by fancy selected white, 27a2se: stat,
| choice. 25G26c; state mixed extra, 24c
| we"tern extra frsts, &c; westerns FIRST
| POULTRY-Dressed unsettled: westerr
chickens, lsi4c fowls, l4lfe; spring turkeys
4
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-19
HITCHCOCK CASE BEFORE JURY
Worid-HeraId's Attempt to Prevent
Bee's Claim IL Being Gone
over.

Judge Redick and jury are engaged In
trying the case wherein the World Publish
ing company is trying to prevent The Bee
from recovering the sum of N2OlS, due TOT
the publication OF the scavenger tax sale
notice during July and August 1904 The
case is up on appeal by The Bee Publishing
company from the action Of the old Board
OF County Commissioners in disallowing the
claim on account Of the World Heralds
protest.
A jury was secured within an hour, but
the case threatens to drag through several
days because of the line of campaign the
World Herald's attorney appears to have
laid out. He objects to everything, seeming
to see in every move Of Mr.. Connell for the
appellant big chance to lose the case.
Omoial documents even are not acceptable
to the World Herald lawyer and at one
point he went to the extreme of saying
that the court was presuming in allowing
certain questions to be asked. Judge Red
ick stopped that play right quick and with
some sharpners,
County Treasurer Fink was the only wit
ness examined and he is still to finish his
testimony on direct examination. He told
of getting extra clerks from the county
board in the spring for the purpose Of pre-
pairing the list, and also how the board had
neglected to designate a paper In which to
publish the same. This neglect continued
up to the very last hour OF the limit al
lowed for the filing Of the petition, and he
then, as empowered by the law. filed the
petition. Next morning, July 2, he desig-
mated The Evening Bee as the paper and
the designation was accepted In formal
manner. The copy was at once taken In
| hand and the work was done as contem-
plated by the law. Afterward the World
| Herald stepped in and protested, asking for
the sum of $4,000 as 1.-The profits of the
work" in the language Of its protest. Its
attorney is also setting up that the county
board acted in time and did designate the
| democratic organ. Mr. Fink made investi-
| cation and found out the board had not
| acted II was only after ths members
learned of The Bee designation by the
county treasurer that the three democratic
members got together and passed resolu-
| tion. Notice OF this action was not re-
ceived by Mr. Fink until after he had acted
and delivered the copy" to The Bee.
The case will continue Tuesday morning.
but Judge Redick intimated he will excuse
| the jury at noon, so they can vote at the
| primaries. All the remaining jurymen on
| the panel have been excused until Wednes-
| day morning.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-19
BUILDING STILL GOING ON
Tyyenty-One- ne-ThOusand-DoIIur ROaAs
dehce by Mrs. HarbRoA
Largest New One.

Mrs. ]. A. Harbach has taken out a per-
nit from the city for a $1,000 frame resi-
dence at 10 North Thirty second avenue
ana Charles Mclaughlin has secured a
permit for a new residence to cost $4,000
at Thirty-eighth street and Dewey ave-
nue. 1t is said that several other large
and expensives homes are under contem-
plation and permits for them will be taken
out within a few days. Other permits issued
are to Lucinda c. Mack for $500 frame
dwelling at 5s6 Park avenue and to f, r.
Smith for a 800 frame dwelling at Twen-
ty-third and Boulevard
Architect ]. B. Mason has let the con-
tract for the erection of a $500 residence
for Mrs. Catherine Heelan at Twenty
eighth and Hickory streets.
w. P. Birkhouser Is building a brick and
stone double house at Twenty-fifth avenue
and Dodge streets. II will cost about
5000.
The American Radiator company 10 now
in its new four-story building at Tenth
and Howard streets. Delay in building,
caused by scarcity OF brlcklayers and
building timbers, has kept the company
out of the new home about two months
longer than was expected.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-19
new YORK STOCKSAND BONDS
Advancing Tendency Of Values DsvslOp't
Last Week Continues,
MONEY MARKET CONTINUES EASIER
New York Exchange Rises TO Par nj
Chicago, Indicating a Lessen
ing Demand for Currency
in the Interior.

NEW YORK, Sept 1s-The advancing
tendency OF prices which held through last
week was continued in today's stock mar
ket. The movement did not persist in full
vigor throughout the day as II was inter-
rupted by occasional halts and reactions,
but there was no actual reversal of the
The day was without special incident,
but advices from all quarters we're corro-
boratiye OF the extraordinary prosperity
prevailing in all parts Of the country and
In all lines of business. The money mar
ket continued to work closer, but In SO
gradual a way as to cause little actual
disturbance Of rates and as to offer no et-
fective obstacle to the operation Of the fac
tors Of strength in the general situation.
Immediate conditions in the money mar
ket showed some relaxation, however, to-
day. The sub-treasury's withdrawal from
the market was less than in the correspond
ing period OF last week and New York
exchange at Chicago rose to par indicating
the lessened demand upon New York from
the interior. At the same time sterling
exchange fell away to a lower level and
local banking houses were in active nego-
ttation to secure in the open market in
London some part of the incoming supplies
OF gold. These negotiations were r. sue
cessful as the arrival of gold from India
was reserved against India currency. The
price OF gold was marked up In the London
market and discounts there and in Berlin
hardened an additional fraction. The Lon
don market is looking forward to further
rise in the Bank Of England rate and specu-
lative operations there were consequently
restrained. At one time during the day It
was definitely reported at the Stock ex-
change that more gold had been secured in
London for shipment for New York The
momentary strengthening effect on stocks
necessarily gave place to some reselling
when the rumOr was found to be incorrect.
The unbridled manner OF the first spurt
in Reading had a disturbing effect on specu-
lation. The movement in Canadian Pacific
was regarded as coming from the same
sources as that in Reading Its sympa-
thetic effect on It's subsidiary stock, Min
neapolis, St. Paul & Sault Ste Marie was
aided by the latter's annual report Call
money was not held at the maximum level
Of Friday, but ruled above last week 6
average level. Sterling exchange moved UP
from the low level in the afternoon. The
closing tone of stocks was irregular
Bonds were irregular. Total sales par
value, 81, $4,000. United States bonds were
all unchanged on call.
The following were the quotations on the
New York Stock exchange:
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-19

AOAdl ssssss.- ss.s.....s.. .OtsG5 1900 L. toA
CATTLE-There was q liberal run Of cat
tie here today, about 230 loads being on sale.
The receipts were some siXty-three cars
lighter than last Monday and some twenty
eight cars lighter than the corresponding
day last year. The general quality Of the
cattle was good.
Beef steers constituted the big end Of the
receipts today and conditions favored SELL
ing interests. There was fair sprinkling
of native cattle here and the market on
them was fully steady. They are getting
scarcer and scarcer but common grades
are hard to sell. The western beef steers
offered were in good shape and there was a
good call for them from all sources. Trad
ing was fairly active and the stuff was
picked up right along. The market on
western beef was fully steady and the de-
mand was equal to the supply.
There was a very small supply of COWS
and heifeTs on SALE hardly enough to
arouse much interest. There was a good
strong feeling, however, and good call for
she stun, so that a good market resulted
and the stuff was cleaned up early. Some
of the commoner grades were only about
steady, but the general market could best
be quoted stronger.
Bulls veal calves and stays were in fairly
good demand at just about steady prices
There was only a moderate run OF stock.
ers and feeders here and there was 8 good
strong demand both from yard traders and
country buyers Good heavy feshy feeders
ruled stronger, but the other grades were
very hard to move, buyers being extremely
Indifferent on them. Representative sales
BEEF STEERS
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-19
Kansas CITY Live stock Market.

KANSAS CITY, Mo, Sept. ls.--CATTLE-
ern. Market steady 20 10c loweri close
strong. Choice export and dressed beef
steers, S5.25d6 CO., fair to good, N.O045 25
western steers, S30OdI 65; stockers and
feeders, t2.50d415; southern steers, f2.SOG
3.6O southern cows, Sl.65d2.s5; native cows,
81 65a3.90; native hefers, S250qS.S5; bulls
ST. 009f3. 25; calves, $3O0q6 80.
HOGS-Receipts, 1000 head. Market
s550a5. IS; heavy, IS. Sod5 q; packers, $500
5.45 pigs and light, 81 6Od6.35.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts, 200
head. Market steady, Native lambs. $3.50
7.Oo western lambs, t525a7,OO; fed ewes and
yearlings, S4l5d5.25; western yearlings,
A90Q5.25; western sheep, A.25d5.o0; stockers
and feeders t3.5Od450.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-19
Features of the Trading and ClosinE
Prices on Board of Trade.

CHICAGO, Sept B.-Enormous shipments
on wheat by Black sea ports had a weaken
Ing effect on the wheat market today.
helped onset, however. the effect OF the
news from Russia. At the close wheat for
is down Nc oats show a loss OF hd%c.
Provisions are practically unchanged.
IN the wheat pit at the start the Decem-
higher at ShsqS4Ac. Continued rain In
the northwest induced general buying dur
Ing the first hour. AS a result the market
was quite firm, December touching Ahc.
Weekly statistics, however were extremely
bearish. Probably the most important fea-
ing the past week fiR''Bi from Black sea sea ports, S
the total movement from that locality being
B538,OOO bu. as against 6,192, 600 bu. the cor
orable weather conditions receipts today at
Minneapolis and Duluth were 1.aS cars.
against g1 cars year ago. Toward noon
the leading bulls inspired confidence in the
minds OF bears and caused increased sell
December delivery gradually sold of to
Shc. Covering by shorts caused a moder-
ate rally but the market closed with De-
and -four were equal to 5000 bu. The
amount on passage decreased $4,000 bu.
Minneapolis, Duluth and Chicago reported
receipts of 80 cars. against 716 cars last
week and l147 cars a year ago.
For time the corn market was quite
hrm as result Of an active demand due
70 rains in many sections OF the corn belt.
Later the market weakened under heavy
sales by prominent commission house.
Liberal local receipts helped to create bear
ish sentiment. The market closed weak
with prices at the lowest point December
opened 1sqhc higher at 45lsq45kc, sold of
TO A5c and closed at the bottom Local
receipts were 634 cars with 262 Of contract
grade.
Sentiment in the oat pit was bearish.
Longs and cash houses were active sellers.
offerings we're taken mainly by commission
houses. The basis Of the easier undertone
was an absence Of export. The market
closed at about the lowest point of the day.
December opened unchanged 20 1sc lower
az 2s19g2SAc, sold OF to 2shc and closed at
2shg2SBc. Local receipts were AL cars
Provisions were steady on scattered de-
mand. The volume Of business was small,
offerings being light. At the close January
pork was up &c at Sl242jh. Lard was a
shade higher at Se,s5qs.S714. Ribs were ur
Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat
s. cars; corn, 572 cars; Oats, 1892 cars; hogs
l9, 900 head
The leading futures ranged as follows:
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-19
Metal Market.

NEW YORK, Sept. ls-METALS-Ths
London tin market broke sharply undel
speculative orders and closed with spot
quoted at ElS5 2s Sd and futures At flA
Is 3D. Locally the market was unsettled by
the declines abroad, closing easy at Gl,6u
MeO. Copper was a shade higher at e6S lbs
for spot and E6S l2s I'd for futures In the
London market Locally the situation was
unchanged and prices are more or less nom
inai in the absence OF complete business.
Lake and electrolytic are quoted at $4,000
l6 Is and casting at N575Gl6o0 Lead was
unchanged at SLSd49O in the local markets
and at els lis Sd In London spelter was
firm In both markets with spot closing NJ
eS ks in london and at S. SI6.95 in New
York The foreign iron markets were some
what irregular. with standard foundry clos
ing al t7s Id and Middlesborough at 4Ss 50.
Locally the market Is reported Arm, with q
good demand. No; foundry northern rs Us
ern Q6 25ail675; No. / foundry southern,
SIS 35d17.OO; No. foundry southern No'op
ST LOUIS, Sept s-METALS-Lead.
steady, A.77M Spelter, $ ~.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-19
GAS FIGHT ISSUE IN SPRING
MichaeIsen Thinks That Is the Plan
of Cleveland Parties and
Local Friends.

In the opinion OF Councilman Nicholson
the Cleveland gas syrdicste's represen-
tatives, who left Omaha Saturday. have
not given up the idea OF getting a franchise
in Omaha but intend to come back and
make another effort
MY impression is they intend 10 make
the matter an issue in the spring NUM-
cipal campaign" said the councilman from
the Fourth. Personally l think It would
be a good issue. II would give the people
a chance 20 express themselves about 81
gas and the franchise II is necessary 20
grant to get It. Opportunities will be
presented to get the issue squarely before
the people, and II they are favorable they
can elect men to the council 10 carry out
their wishes.
For the present I think the 81 gas
franchise matter is a dead one"
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-19
New York Live stock MARKET.

NEW YORK, Sept 1s-BEEVES-Re-
tive; steers steady; top grades triie Arm
bulls, l0c higher; cows, firm; steers, tS90Gl
$50; bulls, S250d375; COWS, N.50d3, 7b; ex-
ports tomorrow, estimated. 1l60 head cattle
$500 quarters of beef.
CALVEs-Receipts. 2.s26 head veals
steady and slow; grassers and buttermilks
easier; veals, S5.5Od925, few tops $3.50
throwouts, t.0od5.00; buttermilks and gras-
sers, S300d3,50 no westerns. Dressed
steady; city veals 9d13ISc; few choice, lac
country. SIsd12c.
HOGS-Receipts, 1915 head market
steady; state and Pennsylvania, f5.e0d6 %.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts, l,ll
head; sheep, steady; lambs, active; good
lambs 256f35c higher, some sales SOC higher
sheep, S3.O0d6.0 .00; culls, S200d275; lambs s. -
az. 70; culls, A0Oq5.O0; Canada lambs, H.OOa
7.75
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-19
Cotton Market.

NEW YORK, Sept. 1s-CoTToN-spot
closed quiet; middling uplands, TO- 75c; mid
ding gulf, lie; sales. 345 bales
NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 1S-COTTON-
Quiet; sales, LIB bales; ordinary 7%c;
good ordinary, 9-l6c; low middling 9 97-l6c I;
middling, 10 ll-l6ci good middling 10 5-16c
middling fair, llAc; receipts, 1884 bales
LIVERPOOL, Sept. 1s-COTToN-spot in
moderate demand; prices l point per
cent; American middiing fair. 5sld; good
ding. 5.35d; good ordinary, Slid; ordinary,
Bold. The sales OF the day were 1000 bales,
of which 800 bales We're for speculation
and export and included $500 bales Amer
lean. Receipts, 1000 bales, including $500
bales American.
ST. LOUIS Mo, Sept ls.-COTTON-
Quiet; middling, l0hc receipts. rs bales
shipments, bales; stock. s.557 bales.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-19
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
All Cereals Open the Week with
Lower Prices.
CORN SUFFERS THE LARGEST DECLINE
Rally Brings wheat Back Almost TO
Saturdays Close--BulIs Are Begin
ming TO worry over Increas-
ing Visible supply.
OMAHA. Sept. IS. 100

OMAHA, Sept 49, 1905.
The feature of the market was the break
n corn. II opened a trihe higher than
saturdays close, but soon fell on. Sep
SSember at the lowest point was 2sc below
tember closed at SIC, old September at 521tc
DeSember at 441ac, old December at Sac
Wheat was weaker A rally at the last
lett December, only a split lower. Larger
receipts and daily additions to the visibly
supply are beginning to worry the owners
OF wheat. Although the nour trade at
Minneapolis Is expected to be more than
modeTate, there is no indication Of it yet
ana the wheat pouring into the northwest
markets will have to ind an outlet or de-
Sinne and erect prices at other markets
minneapolis had 7I6 cars today. Heavy
movement Of the Canadian crop and limited
storage room causes Canadian wheat to
Th Seli abroad for what the market offers
rms makes poor propect for the export
OF American wheat at present prices
September closed at sssSc, December at
64zsc and May at S5AdS6c.
September oats finished at. 27Nc Decem-
Der at 2S1tq2S2sc and May at 30k kd3OAc.
Liverpool closed at hd higher on wheat
dom, supplies of wheat are comparatively
small. The prohibition Of exports con-
Clearances were 5000 bushels of wheat,
lb5,UO bushels OF corn, $4,000 bushels Of
oats and 5000 bushels of flour. Primary
wheat receipts were 1,5OS,OOO bushels and
shipments $4,000 bushels against receipts
OF l,6S6,OOO bushels year ago and ship
ments OF 555,0O0 bushels. Corn receipts
were $4,000 bushels and shipments 1O7OOO0
bushels. against receipts last year Of 679 900
bushels and shipments of 112SOOO bushels.
Amount OF wheat on passage decreased
10000 bushels and corn 100000 bushels.
The worlds shipments of wheat for the
week were 12,544,0O0 bushels, an increase OF
nearly 100000 bushels over the week before.
Worlds shipments Of corn for the week
were 3,356000 bushels, n decrease of 751, 900
bushels over the previous week. The vsi-
BILE 5upply Of wheat increased 10, 900 BUSH
els for the week, corn S61, 900 bushels and
oats 2,037 900 bushels.
"A New York exporter wired that the
English oats crop is disappointing on the
grade and quality very poor.
Omaha Cash Sales.
-WHEAT-SS. 2 hard, car, 7sc; cars,
car, 75c wv
CoRN-No. 3, 2 cars, 4s%c.
Omaha Cash Prices,
WHEAT-No. 2 hard, 77aS0c; No. 3 hard,
75q7sc; No. No 4. 7Oq75c; No. spring, 7sc; no
-CoRN-No. 2, 49Hc: No. 3, 4s,sa4sc; No. 4
.lhq4sci No 2 yellow. 4s% d6Oc; No. yell
low, 49Ac; No. white, 491hc.
OATS-No. mixed, 251kc; No mixed,
HAc; No. mixed, Ac; No. white, 27c;
No. 3 white, 26hd26Rc; No. 4 white, 25Ik9
26c; standard, 26%c.
na..l..A-
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-19

SHEEP-Today was banner day Of the
year In the big barn as far as receipts
were concerned, there being about eighty
cars In the yards by O'Clock This Is the
heaviest run here so far this season and
The quality OF the stun was very good
receipts and about two-thirds Of the offer-
ings were feeders. With the heavy re-
ceipts here and at other centers and re-
ports from Chicago coming sharply lower
there was a weak tone to the trade and
The market was slow and lower all around
There was very little done early, as II was
some time before buyers and sellers could
get together. Buyers feel that bottom
nTices have not yet been reached and are
leaTing the market whenever the oppor-
unity presents Itself. There were several
Dads OF tat sheep and lambs sold on the
oDsninR that brought just about steady
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-19
London CIosInR stocLG,

ONDON, Sept. ls.-Closing quotations on
SIock eNcnanEe wore as fnLloMs:
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-19

EGGs-Firm at ls'4c, case count.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-19
Sc. Louis Live stock Market.

ST. LOUIS, Sept. lS;-CATTLE-Receip
ket strong; native shipping and export
steers, A.5Gd5.9O dressed beef and butcher
d4.50; stockers and feeders. $2.O0d4O0; cows
and heifers. S20Od475; Gamers, S1.75d2 25
bulls, t2.S0d3.75; calves, S300d6.50; Texas and
$2O092S5
HoGS-Receipts, 1900 head; market firm;
pigs and lights, 5.l0d5.65; packers, 5000
$40; butchers and best heavy, S35d6.60.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Recepts, $40
head; market steady native muttons, 1900
400; stockers SO 25d45O; Texans, $8OOdAOO