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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-17
Active Movement.

Holiday business throughout the coun-
Try IS. OF course in fun swing at the mo-
ment. and all stories agree that il was
never conducted on a more active scale;
while the same statement may stiN be
made regarding all lines Of commercial
and industrial trade. The tendency noted
one or two weeks ago toward "a decrease
IN railway gross earnings as well as in
net revenues is more strongly IN evidence
the general reason for this appearing to
be that these earnings are now com
pairing with the extremely large returns
Of a year ago; and should this tendency
go on developing IL is conceivable that Il
may become a stock market factor OF
some importance. According to an analv-
sis OF the matter the falling or IS due e
a shrinkage in the movement OF grain.
pive stock and the like. but Just why this
should occur in view Of the seasons enor-
nous crops. unless the well known fact
or the existing car shortage IS at the
bottom Of the trouble, seems a little puz-
cling.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-17
WHEAT MARKET
IS SPECULATIVE
Large Amounts OF Wheat Are
Stored in Chicago
Elevators.
CROPS ARE DOING WELL
Supply Of Young Hogs is Known
to Be Small and Demand
Is Great.

CHICAGO. December 1G-The move
nents of the wheat market during the
past week indicate that the immediate
DOMINATING influence is "a speculative
ono. Some strong interests saw al 20
dump several million bushels OF their
holdings Whether they were prompted
b. sincere belief that there IL little
chance FOR a ban campaign. or whether
they were simply jockeying for position
and advantage. is debatable question.
II remains. however. that many careful
traders cling 70 their faitf that world
conditions are favorable for an ultimate
advance IN the price OF American wheat.
The present weight on the market that
u most considered is the large amount
81 wheat iu tto Chicago elevators. the
slackncss % che cash demand. and the
ouli TRADE in -Four the world over. with
those things 60 contend against. Epccu-
latore were inclined to go slow. bot
Were rather inclined 10 bcarishncss TO-.
tho tine being Specuiatvcly. there is
anfaFoui9u % amy advance in TIE price,
because of the heavy quantity % wheat
held ga Cr -ago. for which taege is no
cousuwpfive demand a. the price AZ
which 90 is held ly iss owners. F.leva-
Tor people nave lost control OF this
grain. and 70 IS suspected they are work
inT every device % EiFe the owners cold
1ert
E-rly in o.. wcck u began % look as
s. there va = Doe another slump la
-.orthvFestrrr receipts. hut the move
mont f0r fnn week ran We'll along with
those ~ year aEo 90 Minneapolis and
D-iuth. Tce Liverpool markets did not
respond readily % the DEVELOPMENTS here
from dag go day. u was said that TIE
trad. Oh tho other Side was more In
tcreste1 ln fSEentinc adrices than in
Az cri-n~ Information Argentine wanted
more money for its wheat. and ;hat de-
Uani was interpreted rs meaning thet
nct or.r. thing was wei with the new
CROP naf ls now being harvested. There
were Ar~rnfino messages tenirg ~ smut
81 several provinces. but carving the
further Intelligence that tho crop. a. a
whole promised 90 he % better quality
than that RI hast year
Interesting Statistics.
Some i1frrcsting statistical data have
boon Furnished. showing that tue total
movements ~ wheat to primary markets
iu ttls country from Juiy lst 90 December
1et vas 80 1af,' nLEacls as compared
with 100000 b-shcis for the like period
81 lsf Fre export movement Of " heat
end fo-r for iae SANE ule was aho.t
- CO... on bushels. compared with 900 go
bushels fn' yrar prcvio-s-au increase %
,1.HHoHl hlr.ols. or 81 per cent There
was an Increase of 500 600 bushels a. the
visible 81. lll- on December ist The yield
90 lsF Is estimated ot 10000 no bushels.
and fro total 90 supplies ll All positions
JIls a. irG was fUI nfr 600 bushels giving
rlurilee fur tho twelv. months TO July
neat $4,000 loo bushels. Deducting 46o
10000 huen .is for home consumption and
q p.N.D'p bushels exported. there is a resi-
duo ~ $4,000 on bushels FOR export and
for supplies on hand Jolly 8. 1s7. FROM
Is-ceu. .s-- 1sf CD Jliy g. 1875 e.. $4,000 bush
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-17
4 Virginia Navigation Co.'S

~ q I--AAlIlN I71lAlONTA5 l-1AVEg
EtOM OLD DOMINION WHARF
MONDAY. WEDNESDAY AND FRT-
DAY AT 4. NJ for Norfolk Ports
mouth, Old Point Newport News Clareanorr
and J mes River landings connecting al OIs
Point -or Washington. Baltimore ana ~
North Staterooms reserved Tor n. ui-ht ~
moderate prices Electric cars direct to -
wharf. Fare. $50 and s. Norfolk Throuxs
Excursion Tickets on sale az Richmond r-raaa-
1er Co. SIC = Main Street SOS F. Nam
t25o N'
Freight recei q FOR above narref places ana
AL points IN Eastern Virginia. North Caroiinn
and the East JNO r MAYER Arert
IRNl& V'EIsIGER. Cent Mgr
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-17

49, BayLineto Baltimore
lk4SsEA Via c. and O. Rv. ana on oinr
lftk~E Z. S. MAIL ROUTE.
Leave Richmond via C. ana o.
LII oAily, accept sunday es ~ H.
" connecting az Ole poins VIC
steamers OF Old Bay Line. leaving r.5 q NJ
arriving Baltimore $50 A. NJ coaueetirr
North, East ara West. For tickets and IN
formation apply 90 g. and o. Ky. Richmond
Transfer Company. anl No. So East Mals
Street.
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Steamboats,.
FOR NEW YORK.

va Nisnt Line Steamers Except Saturday,
s s5tP V Tsa9wng aay a 81 also NOFfols
Chesapeake AID Ohio Ry. at A. N aud Z
p N. making connection daily except sun
cayl A. Norfolk with Main Line Ships salline
At P. NJ Tickets. SIS F Main street Rich-
mond Transfer Co. SO p. Main Street 1ha
Jefferson. Murphy's Hotal.
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MARKETS---FINANCIAL
THE STOCK MARKET OF THE WEEK
srock ExcHANcE rRAMsAcrloNs
Shares

Shares week wse5 yea years aeo years ago
~ 600
J. q
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ANNUAL MEETING VIRGINIA HIS
torical Society at the Sociot, NOM
.e2 East Franklin. TUESDAY l>,h IN
slant. at $50 p. NJ 4: presidents report.
20 attend
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Auction Sales-This Dav.
By A. j. Chewing Company.
Real State Auctioaeers.
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
OF
ONE-TIALF INTEREST
In One Of the Largest and
Most Complete Stables
in the South,

LOCATED ~ THE CITY OF RICH
MOND. VIRGINIA. AT THE SOUTH
EAST CORNER OF FRANKLIN
AND NINETEENTH STREETS,
or MONDAY. DECEMBER nth. 1906.
AT Il O'CLOCK N
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-17
Dividend Notice.

ItlE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF THE
Richmond. Frcdei 81 kshurg and Potomac
Railroad Company has declared a SEMI
annual dividend Of four and a haif dol
lars $500 share upon it's common
stock and dividend obligations. payable
January o. 1857 The transfer books
WIFI De closed from December 2i 1905.
20 January 3. 1907. both Inclusive.
Cheeks viii be mailed 90 all holders.
Tho UNDERSIGNED should De notified Of
change Ok pOst-ofice address
- * KELLOGG
Assistant TrsAkuraa.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-17
Near a Thrill.

The nearest thing TO thrill which the
focal grain pits have Qelt for a long
time came Thursday and Friday on the
strength Of sensational figures. which
tended to show that present elevator
stocks i'm Northern Iowa. Southern Mime
Gotta. and South Dakota. and stocks %
Chicago. Minneapolis ana Duluth are sell
sationallv low.
The supply in country elevators was
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The Confederate Museum

TWELFTH AND CLAY STREETS
Open daily from A NJ 70 s r. NJ Ad-
mission. = cents. Free on SATURDAY.
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Crops Doing Wen.


Foreign and domestic crops are re-
ported doing we'll. il looks now as u
December would be d dun month with
l.ftl. chance for active speculative or COM
roerciaf transactions Minneapolis is
Turning oIt more flour. but The selling
trade does not improve as the trade would
hike. some orders for patents, however.
haVe been booked for the United kinG-
dom. Interior mllls report little life ia
fiour Storms and SHOWS probably Will
lave an Immediate erect on the North
western movement situation which
would be tonic In tho markets of the
country
Corn was inclined to take on a buliisn
character. but it felt the depressing in
nuenrc OF lu,ress 81. wheat There is
nothing apparent I'm the future 90 warrant
q higher plane Of values and little On
which 90 base an argument Tor q slumn
but the long-anticirated Increase IN the
movement from the farms.
This movement a-e nos matsrlalized. but
81 is fair 20 look for BE- with q spell Of
anything like hardening. driving weather.
state reports Of Yields mad. during the
week were an hcar.sh. Ohio and Missouri
came along with figures considerable
higher than the government. and Direc-
tor Sage. OF the Iowa Crop Bureau. Joined
the chorus with an estimate noarlv co.
O000 bushels hjSher than that OF the
Washington Department, and 424G 00l
bushels higher than i'm 1905 Consul
General Cole. At Buenos Ayres. Argentine,
eontine says that the country will produce
O00 tons more Of corn than in the record
wear Of 1904. All those figures tend TO show
The worlds supply Of maize is ample. Ar
that the worlds supply Of maize IS ample
Argentine shipments for the week aggre-
gated 500. oo0 bushels against 5000 bushels
tha troar- hDfera
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bonds wereS2 W S w ~ ~ anu O'"s' government
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UPWARD MOVE
STILL CONTINUES
Move Was Helped by the Craft
flying Weekly Bank
Statement.
0IMINUTI0N IN BANK LOANS
Railway Earnings That Had
Dropped off Are Now Greater
Than Ever.
OIMINUTloN IN BANK LOANS

NEW YORK, December 16-There was
continuance Saturday Of the upward
movement IN prices in thu security ioar-
ket that set in 90 sharply during the
latter part OF the week. and further gains
OF a point or more were made by the
principal stocks. The rise was helped
materially. no doubt. by the publication
Of weekly bank statement that was
much more gratifying than had been
generally hoped for. although Il stm
LETT the bank surplus at a deficit This
favorable result was brought about nv
another large dlminution d. sanx loans
me iail N the item running 10 more than
@h,oo,oo; and as the cash held by ne
banks increased S1.Z24H0 the surplus
was enlarged by &.0c.Ie5. leavina, a dea-
on in the total surplus OF 3 $500. as
compared with last weeks deficiency ~
St,fJzlt5- Presumably this reduction %
bank loans was brought about in the
same manner as il has been throughout
tic entire fali-mainly by TRANSFORMED
OF loans 20 the books OF out-of town
financial Institutions The report Of the
condition Of the trust companies in the
state. recently published showed that
these organizations had not extended
help 70 the banks IN the matter Of taking
over loans IN the same degree that they
nave IN previous years OF as much as
was commonly credited 10 them I'm gen
cral financial disc ussion.
There has been TO some extent in the
last month rctransference OF specula-
tive accounts from this city 10 London.
owing ~ tho improvement in financial
conditions IN England that has set ir
since the Bank Of England made rs
per cent. discount rate effective
Expansion of Credit.
II is obvious nevertheless. that e. is
by the expansion OF credit in tho in
terior OF the country that the local banks
have managed 70 pass through the try
ing period since the first Of September.
The ad vance in the market Of Saturday
was without particular feature. though
strength in Union Pacific stock was per
haps more noticeable than elsewhere
Pront-taking was noticeable In the Aiexl-
can Railway issues. following upon tn,
definite announcement OF the successful
conclusion OF the Mexican governments
plan Tor the practical consolidation Of
the Ne xican Central and Mexican Ma
tonal Railway Companies. The North
ern Pacific and Great Northern shares
displayed somewhat more residence to-
day than they did yesterday. The curb
market was stronger than IL has been
for considerable time being buoyel
UP especially by a further violent AZ
vance in Greene Copper stock Conseuuent
upon the news. TO-DAY officially pr0mul-
gated. that the control OF the property
had passed into hands allied with the
Amalgamated Copper interests Closing
prices IN the general market Saturday
were little under the best on profit
taking.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-17

THE REGULAR ANNUAL MEETING
or the stockholders % she National
held az their Banking house. correr
Eleventh and Main Streets Richmond
Va. on TUESDAY. January S. 1897. at
u O clock noon.
W. NJ ADDISON. Cashier.
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w. chicago. H., December 2. 1906
~ AXE HEREBY NOTIFIED THAT
INC annual meeting or the stockholders
or the security Life and Annuity Conn
pany OF America will be held AT the
iotel JEFFERSON. Richmond. Va Jan
uafY 2, 1907. az 10 A. NJ FOR the pur-
pose or elecung directors OF the com
pany Ior the ensuing year and FOR tho
transaction Of any other business which
NAV come before said meeting
by order Of the Board Of Directors
w o. JOHNSON. President.
Henry Q. Brown. Sacrcfarn
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Richmond Va. Dec. 4 1906.
me regular annual meeting of the
snareholcers OF the American National
Bank OF Richmond. for the election ~
directors. viii be held at It's bankinc
house on Tuesday. January s. 1907. al
CsignedD O. BAYLOR HILL. Cashier.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-02
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS
Features of the Trading and Closing
Prices on Board of Trade.

CHICAGO, Aug. IAN Improvement in
export demand today onset bearlsh crop
SSs!eeS AZ, and Local Ss1S %S.s srSst Final quo
Nations on the September option, however
showed a loss Of &c. Corn was down %S s;
Oats was OF h@&sc Provisions were on
III The e wheat wheat market manifested consider
able frmness early in the day because OF
lively demand by shorts, who were driven
to cover by reports OF revolutionary out
breaks in Russia. The market was also
local receipts Toward the end of the first
Quickly decifnsd. THE change In sentiment
was due chiefly to a report from Kansas
City, which claimed that the latest est,
mate on the wheat crop OF Kansas placed
the yield at 9o.OO0.O0O bu., an amount greatly
factor in the decline was a forecast OF in
creased local receipts tomorrow. On the
market Tor the season. Late in the session
the market rallied and almost all OF the
loss was regained; The advance was que
that liberal sales for export had been made.
The late demand came largely from shorts.
opened %c to to &c to Iassc higher at 7lihc to
1fAc, sold at 7fhc and then declined to
1s1bdTs%c. The. close was at 7s497ic;
C1earances of wheat and flour were equal
TO 47s 200 bu. Primary receipts were l,4s1, 100
hu., compared with l,347 900 bu. for the cor
Duluth and Chicago reported receipts Of $50
cars against 625 cars last week and 49,
cars one year ago.
The corn market was firm early in the dOy
as a result of buying brought out by con-
tinued absence Of rain in portions OF the
corn belt where moisture is greatly needed
Commission houses and shorts were active
bidders during the first hour. Later, how
ever. the market weakened or selling. In
duced by reports OF larger acceptancss
from the. country. There was also free
proflt-taking The market closed weak
September opened bc to Nq%c higher al
SAC TO 5Ok960,tc, sold on to 4s&c and
closed at 491c. Local receipts were 121
cars, with Is cars of contract grade. Liquid.
alton by local holders caused weakness IN
the oats market. Sentiment was influenced
by additional reports telling OF favorable
returns from threshings. September opened
iSgtkc to Nc higher at 3ihc TO 3lkd3l%c
sold at 31& and then declined to 30Nc. The
close was at SOkc Local receipts were 16
cars.
Provisions were weak because OF a decline
OF, 6Qi0c in the price Of live hogs. A fea
tnre OF trading was proht-taking In pork
Al the close September pork was of 22lS,
~ tl6521l. Lard was down 12Jkc at S. SO
Ribs were 71kc lower at $3.50.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat
ssS cars; corn, III cars; oats PAS cars; hogs
29.O00 head.
The Lending futures ranged as follows:
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-02

Articles open. High Low. Close Yes'y
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-02
Receipts aud Expenditures.

WARRINGTON, Aug, 1.-The monthly
comparative statement OF the government
receipts and expenditures Issued today
shows that for the month OF July 1905
the total receipts were $50, 29S. $50 and the
for the month OF sl35l4s6s as against
defcit on August l. 1906 OF S3,s55, 66s
One year ago. however. the semi-annual
settlement note OF the Central Pacific rail-
road company. amounting to S2,762Oo0 was
paid on the last day OF July so that IL
was taken into the July account
The note OF the company amounting to
s., 100 go due August 1. 1905 was not paid
until today. ard therefore will be stated
In the August account. The actual dehcit
this month therefore is s., l0l 424 less than
for July. 1876. The receipts from the sew
eral sources OF revenue are given as fol-
lows: Customs t26.i76,744, Increase 100000
Internal revenue t22l02,2S, increase 81.
0l4,o00.
Miscellaneous S4sss6s. decrease S2.575.O 600
The expenditures for the month we're
s. 6S5,0O0 In excess OF those for July 1906
which Is largely due 70 work on The
Panama canal f-f
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-02
Wool Market.

BOSTON, Aug. I-rwQoL-The wool mar
ket. is active and firm and the lookout for
the future Is considered excellent The
outward movement. is, heavy, shipments
having been large. The tranSfers in fleece
woods have been especially Voiuminous
Territory are fairly active In ciothinE
woods there is a ste4dy movement OF fine
and fine medium. Pulled woods are In
steady demand. Foreign grades are fairly
active and steady. Leading quotations are
about as follows; Ohio and Pennsylvania,
Xxx and above S4d35c: X Si@32Ikc; half
blood 34d35c; fine unwashed, 2Gd21c half
blood urlwashed, 33d34c; q blood unwa shed
34d35e; Y blood unwashed S2633c. Delaine
Washington 36q37c;, delaine unwashed
21tq2s1hc. Michigan fine unwashed AGE96o
half blood unwashed 31632c; Is blood UNI
washed S21sqSSc quarter blood unwashed
lucky, Indiana and MISUNDERSTANDING a
blood 33q34c; comblng quarter blood 33GfSic;
Texas (scoured basis1 fine ~ months
72173c; fine to s months 6Sd70c Califor-
MIA (scoured basis) Northern choice TclI72c
Southern GOOSE Fall free 6Od62c. oregon
(scoured basls) Eastern staple 73q74c; east
6Oa61e, Territory staple (scoured basisJ
fine 70071c. Fine medium 68q70c; medium
656l6Sc Colorado and New Mexico spring,
(scoured) X 6SG70c No. 2 64066c; Pulled
woods (scouTed) extra I2a74c; fine X 65g66c.
fine, 606GSc. Colorado and New Mex
leo spring, (scoured) x 6Sd70c No, 2. fine
A., super 63d64c; b, supers, 5ed55c.
ST. LOUIS, Aug. 1.-WOOL-Steady; me-
dunn grades 'combing and clothing, 23d
Csc; light fine, 1SQ22c; heavy fine, 14d17c
tub washed, S2qSShc.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-02
Public Debt Statement.

WASHINGTON, Aug 1.-The monthly
statement OF the public debt issued today
shows that at the close OF bushes July
81, 1905 the debt, less cash in the treasury
amounted to S973, S5s, sol which is an in
crease for the month OF S94 ia This il-
crease is largely accounted for by the de-
recent issue Of Panama bonds does not APP
pear In the July statement.
The debt Is recapitulated follows:
Interest bearing debt. 1886, 1859 $50; debt on
which interest has ceased since maturity,
N.126.bS5; debt bearing no interest 1891
53h.067. Total s., 293. $50. 742.
This amount, however. does not include
81 ,O4S. $50, $50 in certificates and treasury
notes outstanding which are offset by an
equal amount OF cash on hand which Is
held for their redemption,
follows:
Gold reserve S15O,0OOO00; in national bank
repositories, SS4. 1885; in Philippine treas.
ury. S5.l77 $50: total N.I7s7s3 .Ssi.
Against which there are demand liabili.
ties outstanding amounting 10 81, 1883 799, 2s9
which leaves a cash balance on hand OF
1919 963 94l
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-02
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Wheat Prices Continue in Their Down
ward curse.
EARLY STRENGTH THEN STEEP DECLINE
Partial Recovery Mt close on Talk Of
Deter Export DemaBd-COrn suf-
fers bad Break - Receipts
of This Grain Lighter.


OMAHA Aug. 1. 1906.
slight strength m wheat was caused
by the covering OF anxious shorts on the
higher cables and bullish Russian ncws.
After the shorts had satisfied their wants
prices broke and went 10 point over
cent below yesterday. Reports Of export
every and the close was &C lower than
yesterday on September. Domestic news
was besrish, receipts being large and the
weather In the northwest favorable. The
cash situation and the -four demand show
some Improvement.
Rather light receipts and the early firm-
ness In wheat helped corn TO hold steady
IN the early hours today. but heavy selling
at the advance broke the market. Septem-
Der closed &c below yesterday The May
option Jared better, losing only sc. All
reports say the growing crop is In good
Primary wheat receipts were 100000
bushels and shipments $4,000 bushels,
AGAINST receipts last year of $4,000
bushels and shipments OF 10000 bushels;
Corn receipts were $4,000 bushels ana
shipments 371 900 bushels. against ro.,
ceipts last year of $1,000 bushels ana
shipments OF 10000 bushels, Clearances
were 10000 bushels wheat bS,bOO barrels
aour, $4,000 bushels corn and 24'ooo oush-
liverpool closed unchanged to I'd
higher on wheat and y y sd lower on
corn. -.
From today's Record Herald. Bait
more exporters were last night wiring for
0ffers for cash oats and claimed that pids
rom abroad were only lc below WORKING
limits. Highest prices OF oats IN chicago
last month were made on the first Dust
ness day and the lowest yesterday Inc
high price for July was 39Ac. Some OF
the elevators claim farmers have quit
selling oats the last two days and that
southwestern points are paying peter
prices than here"
Local range Of options;
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-02

SHEEP-lt was lamb DAY IN the sheep
barn today. the receipts conslstlng very
largely OF that kind OF stock. There were
in fact about two loads Of ewes and FOUR
loads OF yearlings and aside from them
there was nothing but lambs on sale.
The demand on the part Of packers
seemed to be very good, but unfortunately
the quality Of the receipts was not very
good and buyers did not appear to feel like
paying the high prices at present prevail
Ing for the kind of stun here. Hence the
trade was slow on both sheep and lambs
and It was unusually late before a clear
ancc was effected. 1t might be added In ex-
PLANTATION OF this fact that the trains were
late in arriving, so. that the most OF the
receipts did not reach the barn until 10
o'clock in the morning
The market as a whole might be summed
up as steady but slow for the reasons noted
above. The feeling, here Is very good and
there are plenty Of feeder buyers who stand
ready TO fake everything suitable for feed
ing purposes. In fact II is the feeders who
set the pace on anything that they can use.
Quotations on killers: Good TO choice
spring lambs s6.76d74 40; fair TO good spring
lambs, 6.25d616: good to choice yearlingt,
S5365.75: fair to good yearlings, 6OOp
b.S6; good to choice wethers, AI0gbO;
fair to good wethers, "a, 6OQ4.75 good TO
choice ewes, $AaOq4,6o: fair to good ewes,
Quotations on feeders: Lambs, $500
500 yearlings, s5.00d6S5; wethers, Ab04
4 40 ewes q b06I4 IL