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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1907-05-10

Sundays game between the Rich
inond team and the White Sox OF CO.
iumbus, O., which outfit, like their
namesakes. the Chicago American
league team, claim to be champions.
Will be most interesting one and is
sure to attract large crowd. Tho
Quakers will endeavor TO impress the
Buckeye team that 1t may be one. two
three in Ohio but in the also ran"
class in Indiana. Manager Jessup
will probably make his first appear
ance of the season in this city be-
mind the bat and he will be given a
royal welcome by the fans, who ap-
preciate his efforts in furnishing them
with fast ball team. Jessnp's ankle
is not entirely recovered from the
effects of the wrench il received at
Portland. May I, but he is now able
If the little manager finds that catch
ing the game Sunday Is too strenuous
work for his game prop his place will
be taken by Jack Goehner.
The Columbus invaders are champ
ions of the fast Saturday afternoon
league of that city and they also
claim TO be the industrial champions
of Ohio. The game Sunday should
attract a large number of railroad
men as the White SoX team is COM
posed of men who are employed in
the Panhandle shops at Columbus
Manager Jessup has not yet decided
whether he will send Horn or Roden-
bach to the slab Sunday. Both men
are in fine condition and II may be
that the fans will have the opportun-
ity of seeing both twirlers work.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1907-05-10
County Atty Robbins Says the
Commissioners Have No
Right to Allow Claim.
RETURN OF PRISONERS.
EXPENDITURES FOR THIS ARE
ALLOWABLE ONLY IN CASE OF
MURDER OR ESCAPED PRISON.
ERS-ACTtON RECONSIDERED.

County Attorney John f. Robbins
states that the county commission
ers are not to blame for refusing to
appropriate money to be used to meet
expenses of returning law breakers
to this county for trial and punish
ment. He states that the commission
ers have taken this stand on his ad-
vice.
The state Jaw and not the county
commissioners are to blame because
there is no fund available in this
county for returning fugitives to JUS
tice," SAID Mr. Robbins Under the
county reform law it is provided that
county commissioners cannot appro-
pirate such a fund except in cases
where the fugitive has committed a
very serious crime, such as murder,
or when the fugitive is an escaped
prisoner.
Even the most liberal interpreta-
ton of the law. in my opinion, cannot
permit the expenditure of the county's
money for returning fugitives. except
In such cases as / have noted" con-
tinued Mr.. Robbins. Il admit that the
state law in this respect is very weak
but | have told the commissioners that
it cannot be overlooked and that it
would be Illegal for them to construe
it in any broader sense than the way
in which / have outlined il 10 them" :"
Action is Reconsidered.
The commissioners have reconsider
ed their action in refusing to allow
the claim of Sergeant McManus for
the expense he was put TO in return
ing George Lipscombe. arrested at
Columbus, o., 10 this city. The SER
geant will be allowed his expenses in
this particular case but the police
We're informed by Sheriff Meredith
that in tho future no claims for ex-
penses in returning fugitiyes would
be considered by the commissioners
except in the most important cases
and then the officers before going
after the law breaker must first no
tify the commissioners or the county
attorney.
It is understood that the money put
up by Ex-Sheriff Smith TO meet the
expenses Of Chief Bailey's trip to Cali
fornia TO return John Locke has never
been refunded 10 him BY the commits
sfoners. The young enbezzier caprur-
ed last fall in Canada b. Chief Bailey
was returned 10 this city at the ex-
Isense of the bank whica he had vic
timized.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1907-05-10
This Seems to Be the Plan
Followed in Reference to
Supply at County Jail.
QUESTION A ROCKY ONE.
THE BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS
FOR INFORMATION WHICH HE
DOESN'T GET.

Sheriff Meredith appeared before the
board of public works for the purpose
of getting some information concern
ing what the city intended to do about
the cracked rock, the handiwork OF the
prisoners at the county jail. which the
city agreed to pay the county % cents
a load. The sheriff was unable to ex-
tract any information rrom the board
and in the meantime the stone contln-
ues to remain unpaid for.
Sheriff Meredith makes the remark
able statement that the Home Tele-
phone company has been using stone
cracked at the county Jail and has al
so neglected to make settlement Tor
the same They have just been driy-
ing up and hauling the stone away,
remarked the sheriff. He stated that
he would not ask the telephone compa-
ny to pay for this stone and intimated
accountable for all the stone cracked
at the Jail which has been removed
from the Jail yard.
Question a Rocky One.
President Merrill cannot shed any
light on the stone question, which
gives promise of being rocky one
why doesn't the county present its
bill:' demands Mr.. Merrill. He
states that the county cannot expect 10
collect anything off the city until 1t
presents its account for settlement
Mr. Merrill also states that he knows
nothing about the Home Telephone
company using stone cracked at the
county jail He also states that he
does not know whether Street Com
missioner Ed Dye ever kept account OF
the number of loads of crushed stone
used in repairing and making the
streets.
1t is an assured fact that a large
quantity of the stone used by the city
will never be paid for as it is under
stood that ex-Sheriff Smith never
kept an account of the stone taken by
the city. and it is also understood that
former Street Commissioner Gem fail
ed 10 keep such a record. Sheriff
Meredith states that he has record of
all the stone that has been taken by
the city and the Home Telephone CON-
pany. and the county will no doubt
make an effort to obtain settlement
for this stone.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1907-05-10
INDIVIDUAL TICKETS
FOR A LARGE PARTY
An Innovation by the Penn
syIvania Railroad Company.

Instead of the Knights of Columbus
using a party ticket on their excur-
sion TO Connersyille, Sunday. as Is
generally the case with such large par
ties. the Pennsylvania will issue a
ticket 70 each passenger. Two hundred
tickets have been spoken for by the To-
cal knights. while the Pennsylvania Of
ficials have ordered three Of their best
coaches to carry the party TO Conners-
vile. The issue of individual tickets
to party SO large is an innovation for
the Pennsy.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1907-05-10
ALL PLACES WANT HIM
Pres. Roosevelt May Make
Some Short Talks.

Every city and town of any conse-
quence along the route the president
will take out of Indianapolis on the
evening of May so has extended a for
NAL invitation for him to stop for a
short speech. Word from Washing
ton has il. however, that Secretary
Loeb is refusing to consent to any
formal arrangements for stops beyond
Anderson. but it seems to be under
stood that il city or town turns out
to greet the president he will ac-
knowledge the courtesy by saying a
few words
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1907-05-10
NEW COURT HOUSE
HAS ITS BEGINNING
A Notable Occasion at Bloom
ington, Ind.

Bloomington. Ind, May 10.-Today is
one of the greatest In the history II
Bloomington. the occasion being the
laying of the corner stone of the new
$4,000 Monroe county court house.
All the schools are dismissed, incluG-
ing the classes of Indiana university.
Arrangements were completed for en-
tertaining at least 1900 visitors.
The exercises of the day are under
the auspices of the local order OF Ma
sons.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1907-05-10
new CAR TRACKS
ON NORTH f STREET
Force of Fifteen Men Is Put
To Work.
A GENERAL OVERHAULING

A force of fifteen men is now en-
gagged IN laying new street car tracks
between North Z street and Main.
The work is moving along slowly as
all ties have to be lowered in order
to make the new rails level with the
street. They are higher than the old
rails. The city lines will be entirely
overhaulei during the summer months
by the same force of men that is work
ing on North Eighth street.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1907-05-10

ers, sisters, mothers and friends
One of the candidates who was fore
ed to leave home is resting secure in
the knowledge that her campaign is
being ably managed by her sister and
two brothers. Another who lives in
the country and works in Richmond
has left the management of her cam
paign in the country to her father.
All are working Systematically and
the steady stream of votes pouring in
to their credit shows the result of
this kind of work.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1907-05-10
NEW COMMISSIONER
HAS TAKEN OFFICE

G. w. Purcell who was appointed by
Governor Hanly to succeed State La
Dor Commissioner l.. p Mccormack,
took possession of his office at In
dianapolis, Friday.
Mr.. Purcell has lived at Terre Haute
for several years. He was formerly a
member OF the executive board of the
United Mine Workers of America.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1907-05-10
W|NSH|P WILL LECTURE
Boston Education to Address
The High School.

A large crowd is expected to greet
A. z. Winship, of Boston, editor of the
American Journal of Education, when
he speaks in high school hall next
Thursday afternoon. Mr. Winshlp
has been in Richmond several times
and has made a number of friends
here. The subject for his lecture has
not yet been announced.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1907-05-10
How the Vote Stands
WOMAN TEACHER.
MAN TEACHER.


Lutheran school ..24,7te
Nj. Andrews school,. .24.152
Walter S. Davis High school 1854
Boston schooi
L. B. Campbell Business College 3242
school 1544
w. tain City school,.
y. 5sa
WOMAN CLERK.
..5s.531
Emma m
Hoffman, 1,2os
MAN CLERK.
Harry euntn Fox. ciothier " o4-2e5
mi ...1o242
Tailoring Company.
Wese.
uisnn tann. massachusetts, 1.21o
Ben tiiser postofice 1881
WOMAN SHOP EMPL DYE.
Mae Hodskin, factory
Mill Sede Buggy
keeor
MAN SHOP EMPLOYE.
William
George Matthew's 6aar Scott 1850
Fred Reynolds starr Piano - 6763
Edmund Stdhan Safety Gate Co... 65f2
Abraham sehisse Wayne Works.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1907-05-10
THE ANTHONY MEMORIAL
FUND NOW COMPLETED.

Baltimore, May 10--The Susan b.
Anthony memorial fund OF 3e0.0V 10
promote the cause OF equal suffrage
has been completed. according to ad-.
Eices received here.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1907-05-10
Columbus, o., Team Will Meet
The Quaker Aggregation
Next Sunday.
CLAIM TO BE CHAMPS.
JESSUP MAY BE ABLE TO CATCH
NOT KNOWN WHETHER ROD
EN6AcH OR HORN WILL DO
THE TWlRLING.
The Lineups for
the Game on SUNDAY.

COLUMBUS, o., WHITE SOx.
Jones-Second base.
Prechtel-Shortstop.
Butier-lcft field.
canpbeli-Right field
Henr5-First base.
Brooks-Center field.
Ooggett-Third base.
Munyan, Mays-Catcher.
Butler, Murphy-Pitcher.
RICHMOND.
Ritter-Center field.
Cameron-First base.
Durham-left field.
PIummer-Right field.
keIiey-Shortstop.
Cunningham-Third base.
Justice-Seeond base
Jessup, Goehner-Catcher.
Horn, Rode enbach-Pitcher.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1907-05-10
w. S. KAUFMAN HAS
PREPARED THE PLANS

". S. Kaufman. local architect has
prepared plans for q new eight-room
school building at New Castle, Ind.
Contracts will be let on May 15.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1907-05-10
TAFT'S FRIENDS ARE
NOT IN ANY DEAL
Make This Plain With Utmost
PoSitivenesS.
NO CONCESSION is MADE.

Washington. May lot may be
that Secretary Taft's friends have en-
tered into no deal. compromise or
agreement with the Foraker forces
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1907-05-10
ENTER PLEA OF GUILTY
Brick and Lumber Dealers
Caught by Antitrust Law.

Toledo. O.. May 1o-The brick ana
lumber dealers indicted under the anti
trust laws pleaded guilty today SEN
fence will be pronounced later.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1907-05-10

Madrid, May 10.-Queen Victoria to-
day gave birth to a son and heir to the
Spanish throne Both the mother and
infant are doing we'll. The city and
country received the news with glad
acclaim, salutes being fired by govern
ment troops at all stations and the
people joined to make the day one of
celebration.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1907-05-10

Continued on Page Two.)
The Washington herald., 1907-09-28

Quotations furnished hy Miller q Co. members of
the Nev York Stock and Cotton exchanges ard New
Orleans Cotton Exchange. 1853 street northwest
Nes YORK Sept z.-Liye1aJI took an unexpected
tumble this morning and this led TO a sharp local
break Notices rpIgsentiog some 80 600 bales were
issued. and the market remained for a time in a
dcmualized condition. Selling orders appeared from
all quarters bat after the arst haH hour there was
a better tone 90 large December aud January buy
ing which. 10 s suspected. vas fer good people who
are often correct the market and prices improved
Everything otherwise was against sustaining prices.
The weather was the prime factor there being no
rain. except on the coli coast and q rise in the
tcmreraturc u all portions Of the bel;. Tie yarn
situation. whether bad is described or not is
cutting quite a figure and the movement is gaining
every day. There IS talk NJ its assuming the dimen-
sons Of an avalanche before many days. and should
cold weather hold 0f bears viii continue in control
for some time. Ports for the first time this season
exceeded last sears fgues. being 5s00j bales
sEalus, 500 last year Although prices recovered
more than they had lost sentiment late in the day
was still against the market
Liverpool is due 10 come "a 70 points higher in
the morning
The Washington herald., 1907-09-28
BALTIMORE GRAIN PRICES.

WHEAT-stock in elevators, 962. Coz bushels, shin
ments from elevators. 35sf3 bushels Southern So.
cal bin Ne. Tod. LOi15: stock No red l04
sales: Car rejected. track. s5a Settling prices. No
red Western, L05Fs; contract spot I0is. No.
red LOz3.; steamer No / red, L0l& steamer No. 2
red Western, L02&. Western spot, September. Los.
October, les December. l07. Contract. spot Sen
tember, loi October L04 December. log
FLOUR-Winter extra. 370a390: do clear. I lea
AS; do, straight 4.40a455; DO. patent f70ss Is
spring clear, Al0a440; do straight. 5Sa5E. do.
patent, 552a5.75; CITY Mills best patent 6l5. do
high-grade patent $50 DC. straight. SIS; do. choice
family, AIS: extra, 3s5a400: re -four. medium n
choice, 435af.S5; cUTn meal. per 100 lbs. I49al50
CORN-Stock in elevators 81 SIS bushels: shin
ments from elevators. BIN bushels Southern. Tp5a
'5 Ter bushel for carlots prime on spot. Contra 4
October, 69i9 Sales. 500 steamer yellow. spot Is.
cars yellow, track domestic 7lla; car yellow.
track ldOmesticl, 70. Settling prices: No 2 white
70lz mixed. 20; steamer mixed G6: steamer white.
66iz No. 3 65. Western. spot. 70: October 70.
year. 52as: January. 6lts.
OATS-StOCk in elevators. 2l IS3 bushels: shin
ments from elevators. T. as bushels. White No 2
heavy, 57iaa58; do. No 3 light to medium, Sa5i
do, No J. heavy, Sass; No. 3, medium, 53a5i; do.
No. g. light 52a5Zl1: do No l. light 20 heavy, 50i.
a5l mixed. No 2. 53a5i; do. No. ;. 52a5Zl1: do.
No. 4. SLASH.
RYE-Stcck in elevators, 26 lis bushels: shipments
from elcvators, 655 bushels No. Western rve.
SASS; Nc rye (dome5ticj Sass; No rye. West
ern. uptown delivery 80; No. ) rye nearby. ND
town delivery. 90; bag lots s0as5.
The Washington herald., 1907-09-28

ers hold aloof, the market will continue
10 decline, but II Is entirely possible for
the market to get into an oversoid condi-
tion and a rally ensue. If for that reason
only
Benjamin Woodruff. Of Post & Flags
The market was extremely discouraging
to the bull element. Undoubtedly a great
deal of the selling was by the profes-
sional traders, and was short stock. The
most disappointing feature Of the situa-
ton is the utter lack Of organized sup
port. for. although there is a good mar
ket TO sell on in the active stocks. the
general market is limited. Prices are so
low that II seems incredible that we can
go into another extended period Of liQui-
dation. and they are certainly low enough
20 discount all sorts Of trouble. The big
interests are apparently disinclined TO pro-
tect the market. and it is left to drift
along as II will. so We have reached a
stage where we have considerable bear
selling and rallies when these contracts
are covered. I do not look for any de-
cided movement either way for some time
10 come -
The Washington herald., 1907-09-28
NEW YORK MONEY.

New York Sept. G.-Money on call opened at 4
per cent; highest. g. lowest, ?; closing Most Of
the loans were at per cent.
Time money continued easy and unchanged to-day.
Rates 5a5ls per cent for forty and sixty days and
per cent for four 70 eight months
Mercantile paper remained dull with a light de-
mGnd. The few sales reported were made at a per
cent basis Rates. 6i3a7 per cent for four 70 six
months bills receivable and prime single names and
peT cent and upward for Others.
Sterling. after a E-pOint break 10 1850. recoy-
cred % points to-day closing steady. at Aslk for
demand bills. From these fluctuations it looked as
II some Of the recent sales Of bills were bankers
bills. based the expected decline in exchange and
that there covering Of such bills in the after
noon. bringing about rally. Commercial bills.
which were in good supply early. were later wen ab-
soFbed.
The Washington herald., 1907-09-28
COMMENT ON MARKET.

z. w. Crew. of Henry Clews & CO.
There is nothing new ir the situation 20
cause the present sliding down Of prices,
other than the shadow Of Mr.. Roosevelt,
which looms up large at all times, and
especially now as it is feared that in the
several speeches he is to make next week,
commencing Monday at Canton. he will
again let drop something which will
cause the stockholders of corporations to
shiver in their boots. It is realized that
most of the present sales are made by
the professionals. and are for short ac-
count In the absence Of any particular
demand from the outside public and the
evident intention Of large people not to
load up, it is a comparatively easy mat
ter for the professional element TO offer
values down. The short interest was
pretty well eliminated last week and IN
til this becomes unwieldy again there is
little in sight to put prices up"
G.. Bowie Chipman. Of E. r. Chapman
& Co.-'In the absence Of inside support
and with several bearish features as en-
couragement. the advocates of lower
prices among the room traders had
things just about their own way. The
final prices show the railroads from y
to points down Industrials were weak
er, and under the leadership of smelters
and copper, sold off rapidly. The ag-
gressive selling continued in the steels.
Gail money advanced to s per cent The
subsidiary companies of the Amaigamated
Copper Company announced a further
curtailment iE output, so that they are
now producing about S5 to 40 per cent Of
their normal capacity Just as long as
the existing professional bear clique are
allowed undisputed swing, and the lns!d-
The Washington herald., 1907-09-28
MINING STOCKS.

Quotations are furnished by Irving X. Harrington
& Co.. members Of the New York Produce Ex-
change. Frank c. kingslsnd. manager, Hibbs Build
me
The mining market continued weak Dali trading
among the leaders caused reaction. affecting al
most the entire board G0ldfeld Consolidated lost
= from las; nights close the last sale being az flk
The balance of the Godfeld securities showed little
actisiry and followed the example Of Consolidated
closing from Is 20 II points from last night The
Bgllfr7g district still remains unpopular with both
the speculative and investment bIy,rs as Is shown
hy the extreme weakness to-day of Tramps Consoll-
dated. which closed az o. although trading In that
security was brisk. COhalts showed slight falling
Of NipssinE showing the effect II heavy short sell
ing closing at 6- against rs yesterday Several
Of the GOld6eld districts scored a material advance
In Trice. Roanoke being strong on sales of Is 800
shares around J. Although the general mining list
remains weak, most conservative houses are advising
their clients % bUy lowpriced Golafeld stocks
owing TO their strength during the present cratic
market and the lifc.ihod Of a quick advance in the
winter market
The Washington herald., 1907-09-28
Spot Market.
LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET.


BUTTER-nemaud active and market strong
Creamery, fancy, Sa30ls do. Western frsts 2oa5O
do. seconds. Z7aE process. fancy . do. fair "a
good, 2a23: dairy, choice, @a2l; do. good, lsa23
store-packed, fresh, lea2o
CHEESE-Market firm and active on all kinds
New York State factory, large, lSl7ali; do. fats
llal4la do, small. l4eal5: do, summer large l4a
Is; do summer, small. Aaliih; do. fair TO good la
l3; Western factory. new choice. llzal5; do. fair
10 good. Il; Virginia. TO-
EGGS-Receipts moderate; demand active Near.
BY fresh Virginia . West Virginia and Southwest
Virginia. 2la5: Tennessee. 2la5; North Carolina
23a2i
LIVE POULTRY-Receipts light; market firm.
Spring chickens IS; do. small, Is hens. IA
ROSTERS. 5. ducks large. Hap; do. small, 9alO;
geese. CAS- turkeys, toms. per h.. IA do hens, IS;
do. thino 10: keats TO-
DRESSED POULTRY-Rectipts moderate: market
firm Turkeys hens. undraWn per h.. is: do.
average. undrswn, Ial6, do, thin &c; old toms I3
chickens large lsal9: hens choice Is: ROSTERS Q,
ducks old sal0: spring. EaIl: geese sail
DRESSED MEAT5-Calves fun dressed. sOOa
loO0; heads of. 500 hogdressed calves. 90O hams.
country sugar-C cured l4al6.
VEGETABLES-Potatoes home grown Der bbl
L5Oa2O0 per bushel 55a6o; sweet potatoes. per Dbl
20Oa2g5; yams L75a2O0; cabbage. per Dbl, 30; Gu
cumbers North Carolina Local 50: lettuce home
grown. hb. L00aL0; onions MARYLAND and Wiz.
gnia, per busbe 75a90; do. Maryland and Virginia
pr DOL, -JeaL 10 Drttss Buncs oafs cdntal0upes
0a40
GREEN FRUITS-Apples, York Imperial. packed
200a3O0 do wine sap. 2e0a300; fancy table fruit
250a32j DO. SPY per bb.. 2a2 10 do. loose pack
cd. 0al.50; peaches per box. 200a2 So do, common
LOCAL 30.
SUNDRIES-Beeswax. 30 tallow. 5a516: honey,
white clover, l-lb new, .; do, do. 2b. new. 10
al2 ginseng per ID. 6O0aS50; seneca, per b., 20;
golden seal l0a45. pink l2all mandrake DAB; snake
root So
GRAIN-Wheat. choice. sOa96: do. fair to good
S1a90; do ordinary 75as5 rye 60a65 corn. shelled.
white 75as0; do, yellow. 75as0 do ear. 4OOai q
oats Western. white. No. 2 65a70: do mixed 65a6s
Bran, per ton, 330Oa30 %; middlings, 300a32O0
HAY AND sTRAW-Timothy, choice, % OOa2l 90.
do. No. J. l9o0a2o00; do. No. 2 H00aIgO0; mixed
hay, lSOhla00: clover. l6.00aIT50; straw rye. Der
bundle, 100; do, DO. machine thTashed sJOae rs
do. wheat $50
WOOL AND HIDES-Wool. washed. free Of burs.
per H. 80; do. unwashed. free Of burs. per h.. 8
do, bury, per b., 25 hides, green per b. g; do
dry. per h.. I5al7 sheep SKINS green each goal %
do. CRY. each 25a75; calf skins. green. each, LSs
The Washington herald., 1907-09-28
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Chicago. Sept. Z7.-CATTLE-Receipts 500; esti-
mated for tomorrow 800. Market steady Prime
beevcs 40a7 Is poor 20 medium tl5a520: stCckers
and feeders 260a5 90 COWS and heifers. L50a5.55
Gamers. go; Texans 36oa525; Western. Al9a5z =.
HOGS-Reccipts 1905; estimated for Saturday.
soo0. market cents higher Light 620a6 55 rough.
5.7oa6 7s mixed, SO; heavy, so5a6.Slz; pigs, Sioa
64e
sHEEP-Receipts 500: estimated for Saturday.
1000 Market steady. Native sheep. 300a560: West
ern sheep 3O0a50o; native lambs. i75a755; Western
lambs. 475a735.
New York. Sept E.-CATTLE-Receipts zi50.
Steers firm 10 10 cents higher: bulls and cows steady
to strong: about all sold Steers. 440ae IS: stays.
$40; bulls 3.00a3 10: COWS. L2Sa400
CALYES-Reccipts go. Yeals steady 10 strong.
Crassers steady; Western very slow; heavy calves
not wanted; eight cars unsold. Veais, 5.5al0OO;
grassers $780, Westerns, so1a5 q; dressed veals frm
city dressed veals 9ali'4; country dressed 7al2}.
SHEEP AND LAAiBS-Receipts 4.5s0 Sheep
steady; lambs steady to strong About two cars
unsoId. Sheep, 325a35o; calls 250a300 lambs 6 Goa
SIS: culls. $50; Canada lambs. 80
HOGS-Receipts. G6e9. Good light State hogs 7 %.
You get the hest when you get the
Sunday issue of The Washington Her
aid, and tO-moTrOw's issue Will he
brighter and better than ever. Only 3
cents-WOrth twice the money.