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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-09-14

Unless tho unloaded gun looks to
its laurels the upsetting rowboat
soon will he In the lead as fool
killer medium.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-09-14

If those Cuban veterans are not
more careful President Palma will
cut off their pensions.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-09-14

The Republican situation in OHIO
Is rapidly resolving itself into ''pull
Dick, pull devil' status, with Con-
gresham Burton rs Mephisto.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-09-14
PROPER Gil TfHEs for NuEN
fe1hsn
SS,eSe
What a Lot of Smiths There Are.

What Lot Of Smiths There Are.
Young Smiths and old Smiths
rich Smiths and poor Smiths
decent Smiths and shady Smiths
Smiths 1vho come over in the
MayfIower and Smiths. who don't
know tho difference between May
flower and corn flour. When YOU
come to think of 1t, what Il trc-
mendous difference there is in
Smiths You'd surely not accord
the same social reception to the
auto Smith and the trolley Smith
to the givor of libraries and H.
brary builder. or course not
Observation-Disclosures! and such like!
But why in all reason don't You re-
alize that If the mere name of
Smith doesn't put all it's owners
into one class, the mere fact OF
fifty or sixty makes OF hats happen
Ing to bear tho same price resemb-
lance doesn't count for hang, II
there isn't n quality sameness to
keep 1t company. 1t isn't fair to
compare our 81 lat with any other
Int sold at the same price. IL 8
what you get not what you give
that counts. Measure us by our
own standard. Size us up by tho
rule of Smith. Don't put us on n
price basis of comparison.
2715 WASHINGTON AVENUE.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-09-14
D|SF|GUR|NG
SKIN HUMOR
Impossible to Get Employment, as
Face and Body Were Covered With
itching Sores - Scratched Till
: Flesh Was Raw-Spent Hun
dreds Of Dollars en- Doctors and
Hospitals and Grew Worse
CURED BY CUTICURA
IN FIVE WEEKS

"Since the year 1894 I have been
troubled with very bad case of
eczema which l have sncnt hundreds
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-09-14

Unworthy &c Remembrance.
My Dear Friend; beg you to lend,
Inc COCO frnncs. Then forget me sors
ever. nm not worthy to be remem,
bered.-From Letter Found by Paris
Figaro. |;
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-09-14

JudIciously Revived.
Never hit man when he Is up.-Dal
las Morning News.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1906-06-02
RESOLUTIONS OF RESPECT.

Whereas, the Great Architect OF
the Universe has seen proper to re
move to the Lodge on high our be
loved brother, John Peters.
Therefore be it resolved that in the
loss to our membership of brother
3 Peters, Aurora Lodge No. 1913 A. r
& A. NJ, and Masonry in genera
loses a most valuable Mason, on'
whose life was an inspiration, ant
. shining example, who for more
than fifty years illustrated by q noble
life the sublime principles OF Free
masonry.
Thirty years of that life was spent
In our midst, whose purity, honor,
and keen sense of justice, gained for
its possessor tho steadfast friendship
love. and honor of an entire com
munity.
With malace towards none. and
charity for all, he lived and died an
examplary christian, to whom the
welcome plaudit came well done
good and faithful servant, enter thou
into the Joy OF thy Lord. =
Resolved, that these resolutions be
spread upon the minutes, and that
the Lodge be draped in mourning Tor
thirty days, and that the brethren
wear theanrew fosspadge OF mourn
= fuu gff<t4,rs,sL po,safn.. Wa
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1906-06-02
ANNOUNCE MENT.

Next Monday the first issue OF
the Daily Enterprise-Beadcr will
be given to this community. For
a long period we have recognized
that our community should have
an organ of daily issue and it has
been our intention to ultimately
issue daily, and the opportun.
ity occurring to consolidate with
the Leader" we took advantage
of and we now shall present
TO our friends and readers every
day Sundays excepted the com
bined papers as a daily. This
will in no wise interfere with the
publication of the weekly New
Iberia Enterprise which will GO
to our subscribers and ADVERT.
sers as usual and will be kept NJ
to the past standard and pos
sibly surpassed. Everything
will be done to deserve the con
tinued support Of the old Enter
prise which for % years has
been the mouthpiece of the peo
pie.
To the people of our Parish we
appeal for that substantial and
loyal support that is necessary
to make the Daily Enterprise
Leader a success. Our City is
now of sufficient proportions tC
Justify publication of this ma
ture. The commercial, financial
and industrial interests of the
community demand a daily
journal to give proper tone ano
dignity to our City affairs.
We should have civic pride and
loyalty to our City that should
support solidly a Journal and
make it a power in all that per
tains to the advancement OF oui
City, and it's evidently bright
future now pregnant with grea'
industrial, commercial and edu
cational events. Nothing will Sc
advance the interests of our City
as a live, up. TO date, wide awake
daily newspaper.
~ We propose to give to our PEG
BE such paper. We believe we
ghave the men, the material and
certainly the desire to publish
such paper. We therefore ask
the cooperation Of the business
men, the professions, the citizens
and especially the ladies' in max
ing the Daily Enterprise-Leader
the paper of the people.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1906-06-02

We are a restless people. Every
thin woman longs to be fat. Every
fat woman wants TO grow thin.
Every town man longs for the time
when he can retire to the quiet of
the country, and every farmer
hopes to some day quit work and
move to town, where he can take
life easy. Country newspaper
men would like to try their hand
on city daily. The fellows on
the big dailies dream of a time
when they can own paper OF their
own. In youth we long for matu-
rity, in age we yearn for the happy
days of childhood. There is no
excuse for it other than that we all
seem to be built that way. The
grass seems to be just little bit
greener aud thriftier most any di-
rection from the place you occupy
right now. Contentment is as near
to happiness as you can get in
this world. --Sedgwick (Kdnsds)
Paragraph, Democrat.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1906-06-02
TWO HANDSOME SCHOOL BUILD
INGS FOR NEW IBERIA.

! Nv Fbll IlllLl'' appointed W.
select sites and arrange for the
building of school houses had q
very enthusiastic and satisfactory
meeting at the Office of McSsrs,
Cammack & BrOuSSard last Mon.
day. when the question of loca
ton and type Of buildings was
fully and freely discussed.
In the matter Of finance Mr..
w. j. Burke submitted plan in
which the committee akCSchargc
Of all the funds available from all
sources, and relieving the School
Board of all details, undertake to
erect same and turn over on com
pletion TO the Board. The amount
possible from all sources for
these schools is about 100000,
which shall be equally divided
between the two buildings. The
committee agrees to raise tn"
money by obtaining it from those
having it TO loan, securing them
by the guarantees of the Police
Jury, the City Council and by
the individual endorsement of
100 citizens of financial RESPONSE
bility. The School Board paying
the interest on the loan.
The question of sites was dis
cussed and the school property
corner Of Chestnut and Main
streets was selected for the West
End school and the King prop
erty on lower Main street was
selected for the East End school.
The property is well adapted for
the purpose and is of large di-
mansions with plenty of shade
trees. The type of building will
be two story brick six room
house with all modern appliances
for sanitation, ventilation heating,
lighting, etc, each building will
cost the sum of Sl5, ZOO or as
much Of that sum as is necessary.
The work to commence within
30 days. Plans and specifications
are on exhibition at MIR. Phillips
office and can be seen by all in
tereSted.
Thus will the needs Of our edu-
cational interests be met and we
shall have two fine schools worthy
of the name which shall serve US
for years TO come and be a
monument to the energy and
patriotism of our citizens. Now
the next move on the Educational
Chess Board is the establishment
of a Central High School which
shall be commensurate with the
needs Of our City, and be an OBJ
iect of pride and an ornament to
our surroundings, as well as af-
forGipg facilities for higher edu-
cation Tor years TO come. We
consider it wOGld be a wise move
on the part of the School Board
to secure the property adjoining
the High School, with reference
to future use. 1t should not be
left for spectators to get pos
session of and hold for an enor-
nous price The property can
be obtained now for a reasonable
amount but will this be so in five
or ten years? Secure it now and
when the time comes use it in
connection with the present high
school property to evolve a build
ing which will be the peer of any
City in the State outside of New
Orleans.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1906-06-02
A REMINDER.

We make fine Diamond Mountiugs
We furnish Designs and Estimates foI
special orders.
We make Medals, Badges and Presen.
tation Emblems.
cling.
We repair JeweIry and Watch Cases
and refnish like new.
We can take Watch movement and
fit up same rs Clock.
We GIVE SATISFACTION.
ECKART JEWELRY & MFG. co. LTD
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1906-06-02

Don't tie cough or a cold mp in your
system by taking a remedy that binds the
bowels. Take kennedy's Lax alive Honey
aud Tar. II is different from all other
cough syrups. II is better. 1t opens the
bowels--expels all cold from the system,
relieves coughs, colds, Group. whooping
coughs, etc. An ideal remedy for young
and old. Children like it. Sold by John
X. Taylor Druggist.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1906-06-02
CORPORATION OF NEW IBERIA


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son
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New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1906-06-02

fanaai' " e""i'' 7O2
Nlcoletter y 18th borteI
l lot, north pelIetih ''ieo.'
east ]. b. a., west PROVOST 70 ~
Simmons, W T..,',.',, ,t 20
lot, north ally, south ufullue''e"''
west provost.
Sinair, Alex. 80. 49,. .'.' -. % =
lot, north weeks. south webster east
railroad, west provost. 90
Neazey, A. Mrs ....-..... ~. "'Vu
lot, north road, south richard, east
road. richardson.
Washington, Ernest ..... ...... o.. ga
FIRST WARD.
Boutte, Corinne -...-...... .... .. l.jt
] lot. north boutte. south road, east
catelv, west waggoner.
rebert. O O .................. .... $40
II acres. north broussard south daniel,
east daniel, west hroussard
Lee. Chas. Jr Be-. ........... ....... $40
LOT. north bodiu. south Ice. east lee,
west road
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Of oa,.ae ,,a,,l,.r,.,I s,,,tl, bcbo,t ooet
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warren u MIS- ......- ''0-
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houti'' '''''',' ''..- '"''
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ieeh'' Wesl 'u'I'I' ,,o
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an" Nt9l pVu''''
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i'aa, south '''''o7o'' east "n''''' west
pou''''
''aN ,,', ~ ~ 's''''''' 900
=, 'u' aef'S' ""',,' N''''''''N'"'" 'o'"
east SnolpNt S"eipN'
hoo'' SOU 5'l .-... '.....-.. l''V'
acres norm jean I"",7' South 'oa"'
east robertson west I'W''' .,
robertson h,G"a''. :......., ~
acres norm ltah I'n'7' S'",h '" '''.,,,
caSt r"hd' WeF' jean l'"'~' acres h"''n
hoh,''' SCUM l"a'. cast ""''''' west
road e..
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acres hoil u 'oa"' So"'" '''''"''' 'aS'
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acres, north ho''"hSo' sonih jean 'ou'S
east foa"' W'S' J''o '"'''7' ,,--
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% acres, norm pcSsln, S"ulh vincent
wilkins, Wes' n'sS"h' 49,
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% acres norm ana south vincent oaS'
f"an' vest h'''e'
TINA, NNhp'
biahchaid' u'Gef' MIS- q. - =, . -
~ acres hol'h Wa,'e'' So"'' 'o'''''e' :
fochoh' west '"i''ite'
BteuSSard, - 81 ais ~ ... .-'. ,,.' - Wv
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cas-, "'n'g tiN'' "''' '''''''''' o.
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sara east dominique W'S' j''u,' 20
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New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1906-06-02
State Tax Sale
OF
ENJOYABLE PROPERTY.
STATE OF LOUISIANA
VS..
DELINQUENT TAX DEBTORS OF
PARISH OF IBERIA.

by virtue of the authority vested in me
oy the Constitution and Laws of the State
of Louisiana, ] will sell at the principal
front door of the Court House in the City
of New Iberia, Parish of Iberia, within
legal sale hours for judicial sales,
beginning at II o'clock A. NJ,
ON SATURDAY JUNE 9th, A. D. 1906,
and continuing ON each succeeding day
until said sales are completed, all immov-
able property on which taxes are due in
the State of Louisiana. Parish of Iberia,
Atchafaya Levee District Iberia and st.
Mary Drainage District, Belle Place
Drainage District, to enforce the colec-
ton of taxes for the year 1905 together
with interest thereon from the 3lst day of
December, 1905 at the rate of two per
cent per month, until paid and all costs.
The names af said delinquent tax payers,
the amount of taxes due by each on the
assessment for said year and the immov-
able property assessed to each to he of
fered for sale, as follows, to-wt
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1906-06-02

II To T"SsTUH
remski will be the Met &C /" telling YOU
,ur system OF Bank.
candidate for next govefs mos, eonven-
ing your
the Iberville South Perha, !,
is automatic that politics maR,uu
strange bed fellows, and just as !
funny things have happened as
would be the spectacle of Newt and |
Leon sharing the same shakcdown
aud dwelling together in happy
concord. Chief.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-05
LOST SIBERIAN RAILWAY.

Near Irl.utsk. in Central Siberia. is series OF
rapids on the Angrara River After many disasters
the river transport companies decided in the early
7Vs 20 build a short railroad for fransshipInent
OF freight around the rapids The twelVe-mile
road was probably the first railroad built in Asia,
outside Of India snd certainly the first one built in
Northern Asia
There was no regular service about two trips
each way being made a week. cargo offered.
With the Improvement Of the roads through this
region by the Russian government trafhc on this
part OF the river gradually abendoned ana the
railroad finally fell into disuse. The locomotive
was acquired by farmer TO be used once year year
of on barges and towed away. and the line was
abandoned.
Some fifteen years later the locating engineers
of the Siberian Railroad, entering this part or
Siberia. ard rurnors of a railroad which had eX-
listed many Years previously. This is vast region
Of sierra, forest tundra steppe andhere and there
of rinc (nntranslatable-liieTally quick mud').
and presented great difficulties Tor railroad eo1-
New-York tribune., 1906-08-05

struction. News Of an abandoned line which had
been successfully operated was therefore received
with much interest and search made for the
road.
The freight sheds were finally discovered. and
then the liae of the road marked by the clearing
in the forest. but trace OF the rails or roadbed
could be found. Tne right of way much over
grown with underbrush and bordered with the
dense forest, was almost black and cold a
mountain tunnel. the sun being Just visible lighting
up the topmOst branches OF the giant frs. The
railroad itself had completely disappeared. Not a
Tall not sleeper. only an occasional suggestion
now and then OF what had once been rude cross
drainage ditches
Tar they would go into the earth, only to
bare masses OF tangled roots The railroad was
lost. 1t could not have been burnt up, because
there had been fires nor stolen and carried Off
piecemeal, for the region was totally lacking in
population. Moreover. the old freight houses re-
mained with their locks intact and packages OF
overlooked goods in good condition within them.
It Is believed TO have been case OF gradual sub
sidence.
The unballasted track through the forest. gradu-
ally depressed by a few years trafnc naturally
became a drainage conduit for the surface
water Of the forest rendering in time the subsoil
spongy throughout The significance OF the fact
that the line much OVergroWn lies in the fact
that this underground probably owed much OF It's
origin and profusion to the taking root OF the sub
merged length ties There was any
ballast, and IN unusually summer II is
probable that the waterSoaked tree sleeperS,
weighted down by the cumbrous pig iron rails.
sank beneath the surface and there sprouted.-
Electrical Review.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-05

grain and selling ny commission houses srnseqen,
support OF ribs b. packers and little covering bee
steaed up again naar the close, On the whole tTdS &
Latner teatureless all day Chicago receipts were oSs
hoss OF about expected; estimated Monday stUtO
ana next week 18o.UOO PORK STEADY: quoted; AesS.
SIS 250Sls 15 family. SIC 90: short clear. sl5G$l9 ~
packet SSqS9 so; extra India mess. $40 se9sl7 BEE
HAMS steady: quoted S2l0sl2 60 DRESSED HOGS
quiet; quoted! Bacons 0c; $50 10 9sc 100 ~ Ssc; 4
u. csc; piss. 1O0i04c CUT MEATS-FickleQ bellies
~ 70 1&c II n 111sc; picked shoulders nonnli G10te
S1s4ssse; picked hams Quiet quoted 12as0l4ssc IA4-
Steady on5ad s' s9; ss S4SatFy; yrS 5 city sr
barely steady quoted SSse; refined steady quoted:
South America. lOc: Continent O4Oc Brazil, kess lOc:
compound STEADY; quoted, t3sQ1ec StEAttANA NHlaes
IslCg-Ehe South reports good distribution Gor ne
end ce ths week. with the seabOard markets firm ana
interior markets steady 20 firm. Locally there was
sood demand at full but unchanged prices GuOtetots
follow: Domestic screenings 8aQ33sc: second neads 80
sic: choice heads. sssasc; fancy heads 5qS4s extra
fancy heads. 54S@aci japan domestic @4se &C. rama
SUGAR-Rehned sugar was firmly held the net basis
Of 4sOc less per cent cash. named BY the Eeder1.
and Howell the American sne Arbucke Brothers still
held the old net basis q o less CENT cash tr
vance next week. PTtces quoted Eet. less Per cent
for cash: Cut loaf crushed $500: mould A. 616o;
cubes 5O0c; X&1SX powdered 4G3e; powdered, coeFss
powdered powdered, SG0c; Eagle confsctiOnaEs
ranuased, 5OSc; Eagle and extra fe s0nuats1s
4eOc Eagle 2O cartons 21O bags anG Sio bags Ot me
grahulated, ssSc; Eagle fine standard srnufeo ana
Nos ana g. 4Oc; No q sS0c; No g 423c; No g A20c;
No Z 15c; No s. a 10c; No O. 4O6ci No 10. 4c NO H.
395c II 3e0c Nos Is. IA and Is. &S5c. The ErEO-
Pean market for sugar bees w9s nEn az IS IL "a tSr
with undertone and very little svsar oLse tOr
sale, while reneTs willing TO go on az naet ic
Duty paid prices quoted as fOlloWs' scnuLlOss
sSe: muscOvado 50 test S%c. and moasses sugar %
fes
New-York tribune., 1906-08-05
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

Nsw York AusUse z. Ia0d
BEDVES-Rece3pts were "a cars. or 25s had. anelTt
market making Win Cns Et14s
tle about cars n the yards TO be sold no traa g
Mondays market Dressed beef slow but seead az Tsr
Per 10 for fair to choice native Sides No later cable
advces from London Liverpool ExpoEtS today Eeo
1910 cattle and 1910 quarters Of beef
CAISVES-Recsipes none. Feeling uorlflRly s-nscN
City veals In fair Demand at S4G12o Us
country dressed do Gun. az oGlO52o
SHEEP AND IAA1IBS-Receipts were 70 oa=s, OF 95-a
head, all the market mailing. with the sto-1 Gs-
fair demand for both shaep lambs. prices
steady All sold except car o. two q L11a artyaf
Common 90 good sheep Gold ae $S9saIt Rer 10 ~
ordinary 20 choice lanbGs IS 6SS4yS y Dr-sset Xnct
steady a1 T99ho n: dressed lambs IN uade-ts Ca
mand at SSG13c.
sAIEs-FE.sns Commission Co.'S 80 Eezraez- gNzSA>
245 40 G8 ~ at 81 5O 2A5 DO 90 70. at So 25s rs E
gfnia DO 65 ~ az 50 50 Virginia sheep 10 n $500
II Ohio do. 161 n az s. 20
s. Judd s. Co: 134 West virginia lambs es ~ a,
So IS; go 6 n. at So COS West VAnA IA
Newton & Cos 90 Kentucky lambs "a n az ssg2sss
285 T4 n. 81 S5: &30 Virginia o. g n a. ST IS:
Kentucky yearng. 100 n. at Ssi Vlraf sse1s 10
n. at s. 60
NFcPherson & Co: % Kentucky Iambz &C ~ at ss,
268 Virginia DO, 90 ~ Ot 81 s.; 2S 90 S5 - at 5os
256 DO 80 n at 50 Virginia sheep 1lo n at So
fsuhensteu. Harris q Conner: 2s2 q
n, at s. 25 235 do. 90 %. at 81 s.
Kentucky sheep. Nc n. et s. Co.
3 ths market No sales reported feens sreys
SALES, Judd q Co. Gate yastardayls q s.Eta hosa
1G9 %. at 81 15 Tougha. $50 n at 8 1854 stag $50 y
S.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-05
OTHER mARKETs-BY TELEeRaPx.

C,hicagO AUG. go
steady; beeves 50 TO6S6 30; and haleEs, SIC s. f
stockers feeders s. @09S4 2j; calves $t0s7. C}3
Receipts 1000 head market steady GtrausJ miLe1
butchers So 1896 e5; good heavy 50 1G IS 80;
rough heavy $ 656$ Oi light 50 S6 lt5 pigB s. 30
ass 20; bulk Jf sales s. 2O@S6 A5 SEEP-Esscsipts.
sheep.
$ AO0S6 10: Iannba s. SO0ST IS.
Cincinnati, Aug A-HOGS steady; butchers and
peTs So 625 6S0 G5 S. 75QS6 50 CARIzI7 sor
and easy; fair good shippers. $ 253$5 40i
SaGS7 50.
Fast Buffalo. AUS; 4-cATTIsE 1;EScsipts 500 hesa;
lower; s. 25a$7 so HoGS-ReceiDts. 400 heads aeslv
steady on light; shade lower heavy heavy, &f 10
So mixed SdS %; TOughs. So T50<5 50; GRirss
5A7S6 SHEEP LAhIBS-Recepta. 1.Zpp head.
active and higher; lambs s. 50GSS yearngs sass So
ewes. s. T6G$5 2j.
Kansas City, Aug. As-CATTLE-RecelptG, 100 hea.,
unchanged Chief export and dressed beck steers
IS 509S0 l5; fair to good S4dS5 as Western fd sseT
s. 5OGS6 stoeksrs and feeders Sc 59$4 40 southern
steeTs. So I5q$4 5O southern Sass - native
cows s21S4 25 native heifers 81 T51S5 .; bus $50
81 6O calves 50 506$5 50. receipts Tor week.
head. HOGS-Receipts 5000 head market steady; top
So 80: bulk sales S. 25G$6 IS; heavy. IS 20S3 S0
packers, 80 59S6 3I1s light IS S0G&6 4Os pigs. $50
S. 5O receipts Tor the week. 81 $40 head. SHEEP
Receipts, 500 head; market unchanged: lambs. s. 800
s. 50; fed ewes and sheep - sass q; Western Sd
yearlinss. s. 1895 %; Western fed sheep. s&Gs5 10
Btockers and feeders. Sass ..