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Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1907-09-18
WOODWARD ! LO1HROP,
lo1H,:ll1H, and G SIRE is:
Washington, D. G.
Table and Toilet Linens for
Summer Use.

Slduu Cuc udfu VI v
ery~day use, suitable for sum-
mer cottages and general
summer use. All are splen-
did values.
CREAM DAMAsK-desirable
for use during the fruit sea-
son.
60c, 75c, LOO and Ito a yd.
SILVER BLEACH DAMAsK
NAPK1Ns-a special value.
20 inch, So. SO a doz.
% inch, 800
"a inch, $50
1Sx54 inch Hemmed Huck
Towels, ready for use.
124c each.
As inch Pillow or Suiting
Linen, excellent quality.
sec a yard. Value 75c.
70 inch Suiting Linen,
per yard, 81 90
80 inch Suiting Linen,
per yard, 81 10
17x50 inch Scalloped Huck~
aback Scarfs, each 35c
17x5O inch Hemstiched
Huckaback Scarfs, each 45c
"Homespun" Bath lowell.
ATowell made in Scotland,
and woven in the old fashion
ed way, hence the name. Its
superior quality as a bath
towel is verified by the huns
dreds of users during the
past twenty years that we
have sold it. Size 21x45 in.
SOC each.
By the Dozen, SO. so.
Sewing Machines With a
Reputation,
Are alone worthy of a place
in the home. Nothing is
capable of affording more as
sistance in the sewing room
than a reliable machine, noth-
ing is SO sure to result in an
noyance and worry than a
poor one.
The "Woodward & Lo-
throp" machines are light
running, highly improved and
with the exception Of the
hand machine, provided with
elegantly finished solid oak
cabinets. They are manu.
featured in accordance with
our individual specifications
by the oldest and best ma
chine manufacturers in the
country, and represent the
highest excellence in mate~
rial and workmanship. We
are therefore enabled to UNI
reservedly guarantee them
for ten years and TO keep
them in repair for a similar
period.
$3.50 to $4,000
The SIS. 90 is a Hand Machine.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1907-09-18
Notice to Correspondents.

Ii it Is possible to send in your
communications on SATURDAYS it
will assure their publication in
the next issue of The WAToHMAN,
but If not, do not delay longer
than Monday. W. are glad to get
the communications from
rural friends and make an effort
to pant them, even when late,
but it would be so much better if
they were received on the DAYS
stated above. Write only on one
side of the paper and make a para
graph out of each separate item.
We rscelved five communications
this morning, all of which are too
late f,r this issue,
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1907-09-18

Charlotte is a prohibition town
and the authorities try to enforce
it, but whiskey can be secured by
any topper familiar with the tricks.
Citizens who drink tell me that
they can get it at any time and in
a few minutes Rutherfordto
Sun.
But Charlotte thrives lust the
same and that without the revenue
and the whiskey mems money to
build her hospitals, fairs and other
institutions. But there is some
thing more to be desired than all
these that Charlotte has and, we
suppose, appreciates; that is she
is free to manage her own affairs
as she seer fit without let, him
drance or dictation by a whiskey
ring. The latter curse is the thing
that is driving Salisbury to pro-
hibition.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1907-09-18

We are indebted to the Central
Carolina Fair Ass ociation
through its secretary, Garland
Daniel, for all invitation to attend
the fair and a card to the grand
stand to hear the address of Will
lam Jennings Bran, Wednesday,
October 10Th, 1907. This fair is
always worth visiting, but this
year it is to be bigger and better
than ever. Its dates are October
1913.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1907-09-18
Worked Like a Charm,

Mr.. D. N. Walker, editor of that
spicy journal, the Enterprise,
Louisa, Va, says: II ran a nail
In my foot last week and at once
applied Bucklen's Arnica Salve.
No inflammation followed the salve
simply healed he wound" Heals
every sore, burn and skin disease.
Guaranteed at all druggists. Csc.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1907-09-18
Jamestown's Accessibility,

Within a twenty-four hour radius Of
the exposition there live some 100000
COO people, or nearly half the popula-
ton of the entire United States. Eight
OF ten railroads and as many steam
ship lines center in Norfolk and New
port News, making it possible to bring
all of these people to the exposition
during the period Of the celebration,
and all who enter the gates Of the 90
lonial City by the Sea will find enter
tainment in the highest sense Of the
word.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1907-09-18
It is said that, at a recent meet

1t is said that, at a recent meet
ing in Greensboro, the Republican
factions have decided to be at
peace in the future, at least until
after the elections of 1908, and
that efforts will be made to cap
ture all the weakened, and we
suppose the strengthened also,
Democrats possible. We are not
much on politics, but this move
at least, looks sensible and is in
considerable contrast with the con.
temptable tyranny and narrow
bigotry existing among those who
temporarily have in hands the
reigns of the grand old Democracy.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1907-09-18
See to 1t That You Register.

The burden of defeating the is
suance Of $500, 900 in bonds to he
expended by the reckless, waste
full and selfish methods of the
present mayor is upon the should
ers ct those who object to the pro-
posed issue. In view of the fact
1t is very important not only that
yr'u register, but that you cast
Your vote aginst the proposition.
1t Is we'll also, to bear in mind
that an entirely new registration
IS required.
The registration books for the
bond election which will be held
on Tuesday, the first day of Octo-
ber, 1907, opened Monday, August
Goth and will remain open each
day from 9 a.. NJ, to sunset (Sun-
days excepted) till Saturday, Sen
TENDER 21st, inclusive. This is a
very important matter, g citi-
Zen should see to it that he is
properly registered and more par
ticularly that he votes. III.
places of registration are as fol-
lows: North Ward at the Court
House; East Ward at Tatum's
stable; West Ward at the Water
Works office, and South Ward, at
the city hall.
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Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1907-09-18

A strengthened partisan is the
fellow at the pie-counter, or one
who has been given the party keys
for a nights visit to the kitchen.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1907-09-18

Remember it Is practically a
vote for bonds should you fail to
register. The law has been chang
ed on this point, Look into it.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1907-09-18
NOTICE TO CREDITORS,

All persons having claims against
the estate of B. {. Cody, late deceased,
will present them to the undersigned
or before the first day of septem-
Der: 1908, or this notice will be pleaded
in bar of their recovery
This 22nd day of August. 1907
Iona CODY,
eXtrx. of B, G. Cody
BURTON CRAIGE, attorney. ct
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1907-09-18

SALISBURY. N. c., SEPT. 18th, '07.
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-18
CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE
Future Grain and Provisions

CHICAGO. June 17.-Excessive heat In Kan
sas chiefly responsible for an advance Of
more than &c fn the price of wheat the local
exchange today At the close the September de-
livery showed net gain of 1h@1%c. Corn was
up A@4c. oats were $@1c higher and pro-
visions 71s610c higher.
The advance In wheat followed weak open
Ing. Sentiment during the first half hour was
very bearish, because of the favorable weather In
the wheat growing sections Of this country and
Canada. Liberal shipments of wheat from the
Danube river points also depressed prices Later
however, came reports from Kansas asserting
that the crop there is being scorched by hot
dry winds. An advance of 1@2c In the price Of
cash wheat at Kansas City partially confirmed
this report, and prices advanced sharply An
excellent demand for cash wheat at Minneapolis
was an additional bullsh innuence later in the
day. The close was strong. September opened
shade to a a &c lower at 92@92Nc, sold OF
to 81 &c and then advanced to 94h hc The close
was 93%c.
Large shipments of corn last week from ports
on the Danube river and the excellent weather
for the growing crop in this country caused a
weak opening In the market Later the
market became strong in sympathy with wheat
and because of the fear that the hot weather
may prove disastrous to the young plants Cash
interests were the principal buyers. The market
ciosed strong September opened at 1KM521kc
advanced to SIC and closed at 52%c.
Oats were weak early in the day in sympathy
firm when wheat advanced September onened
at 36c. ,ossu
Provisions were firm and quiet Live hogs
advanced l5c. At the close September pork was
ft2c higher at S15-95: lard up 1Oc at So 81 IL
and ribs were ~ 110c higher at SS.67Jh as so
Inc leading futures ranged as follows:
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-18
Butter. Cheese and Err.


The top grades of butter cheese and eggs
were all slightly higher yesterday, extra eggs
and butter being marked up &c and fancy dat
cheese &c. little buying squirt, presumably
caused by the filing of some ORDERS was re-
sponsible for the advance in butter, but con-
dltions on the street showed no Improvement
With the demand for local consumption still
than they could dispose of in regular channels
ana the usual surplus had to be carried over or
put IN storage. portion of the days ar
rivals was more or less soft as a result Of the
not weather and this stock could not be mar
keted at all.
Receipts of eggs continued to decrease, the
arrivals being less than 500 cases, and the mar
ket remained very Arm for all grades, but
particularly for extras, which formed but a
small percentage of the receipts. The cheese
market had marked recovery from Saturday 5
weakness, and there was a noticeable decrease
In stocks at most of the stores.
change:
Butter-lo cases of extras at 241ac and 20
at 25c.
Eggs-10 cases of extras at 21Hc
Cheese--25 new fancy fats at 1910 and IS
at 13Ac.
Receipts were s7.1oo lbs butter. 1900 lbs
cheese and AIS cases eggs.
The following are the official quotations as
established by sales, bids and offers on the floor
Of the dairy exchange:
Butter-Fresh creamery, extras. 25c per h.
steady; do lrsts, 24c. steady; seconds. 2515c,
steady: thirds. 22tsc, steady; packing stock.
Cheese-Fancy California new hats. 13Ae per
ID, steady. hrsts, 121sc. steady; new young
Americas, fancy, 14c, steady: drsts, ID 35c.
steady; eastern storage, fancy lsc. Arm.
EYgs-California fresh extras 2fhe per dox
arm; frsts. zoe. nrm; seconds. 1sc. firm; thirds.
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-18
New York Grain and Produce

NEW YORK June 17.-Flour-Receipts 65,-
600 barrels; exports, e. 100; co. market steady.
122.41S bushels. Spot irm; No. 2 red 96Ac
elevator; No. red. 90 Ne f. o. b. ahoat: No.
Northern Duluth 81 1.o6'91 .o615 (. o. b. anoat;
No. hard winter, S1.01 t. o. b. anoat. Open
ing lower on fne weather news and heavy bear
pressure, wheat suddenly turned strong and
shot up &c bushel on bullish crop news from
Kansas and the northwest The rise caused
spirited covering of shorts and last prices
showed &C to 115c net advance. July. 9IN "a
la9 l3- Ice. closed 99Nc: September 9sh .00l4
closed sI:ooK; December, s1.o0N, closed $1,o2.
Wool---Steady.
Hides-Dull.
sugar-Raw r. quiet: -, fair refining s.22c; cen cen
Refined quiet.
Coree-Futures steady, with net decline Of S
points to advance of points Sales were
reported Of $4,000 bags. including July at 515@
520c; September. 5.15c; December, 5.15@5. .2oc;
May. 5.30c.
Spot coffee quiet; Rio No. :. SIC; No. 4
Santos, 7%c. Mild coffee quiet; Cordova. s@
Butter-steady; western factory common to
nrsts. 17@1ec; western imitation creamery
Egrs-Firm; western srsts. b1s@15xe; off,
cial prices, 1575c; seconds, 141z z0l5c.
DRIED FRUITS.
Evaporated Apples-The market for evapo-
at s@sHe: choice, 74@7Kc; prime. s1 gre;
poor TO fair. 5%@6Ac.
Prunes strong in tone. with quotations
rams. ranging from 4e to ishe for California
Apricots are in light supply and holders are
2o@as extra choes sa; 2i@aac fsnsy 22@2se m
extra choice, 12K @12%c; fancy, I3@1s1sc; ex-
ira fancy. 146i411c.
Raislns-Firm. both for future shipment and
at ss4 4@1oc seeded raisins, 7A@12c; London
layers $1.506l. 65.
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-18
General Merchandise

Bags-San Quentin, 1asc: grain bags. June
July sec; wool bags, 1915 @471sc.
Coal wellington. SIP per ton; New yelling
ton. $12. Beaver hill. $40: Coos bay. $40: Rich
mond. $12; Cumberland, S14 In bulk and SIS 25
in sacks; Welsh anthracite. S15: coke. SIT per
nominal.
Oil-Quotations are for barrels. Linseed SIC
per gallon for boiled and 55c for raw. cases &c
more; castor OIL in eases. No. 1. 75o: Bakers
AA, cases. S1.2S@ 130; lucol SOC for boiled and
4Scy for raw; China nut cases $4,000 per gal
lon: cocoanut oil in barrels, T2ta a ice for XXX
706 13iac for No. l and GIL a Tic for No. 2. ac-
cordng to quantity: extra bleached winter sperm
OIL 65c. natural winter sperm oil. 65c; natural
whale oil. soc: extra winter strained lard OIL
s5c; No. 1 lard oil. Csc: pure neatsfoot oil Toe
mon oil. 35c: boiled fish oil. 35c: paint oil 35c
Coal OIL. Gasoline. etc.-Water white coal oil
from tank wagon. 10@11c: special. do 12t5c:
pearl oil. in cases. &c: astral. lie: star lie:
extra star. zoe: Elaine. 26c: eocene. 19c; stove
gasoline. in bulk 1Tiac. in cases 24c; No. en-
gine distillate. iron barrels or drums. Sc: No 2
do fs1sc cases 6iac more: benzine. In bulk 12skc
In cases i9e Sc degree gasoline, in bulk. 3Oc. In
cases 36c.
Tnrpentine-s3c per gallon in cases and 76lsc
in drums and iron barrels.
Rosin-Per bbl of ESQ lhs-E, $T.3J; F, $7.45;
G. $3.50; H. $40; |. $3.50.
Red and White Lead-Red lead. 50 @9c per
lb: white lead. SMS1ac. according tn quantity.
Sugar--The Western sugar refining company
quotes as follows, terms net cash: Cubes A
crushed 5.60c: powdered 5.43c: candy granu-
lated 5.45c; fine fruit or coarse granulated
535c: beet granuIated 600 lb bags only. 5.25c: /:
confectioners' A, 5.35c; magnolia A. 4.95c; extra
G. 4.s5c; golden G, 4.75c; D, 4.65c; II. and E.
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-18
Los Angeles Market.

Los ANGELES. June 17.--In the produce
market continued liberal receipts of live poull
try resulted in reduction In prices this morn
Ing The demand good. but hardly large
enough 70 absorb the increased offerings.
Receipts eggs. were moderate. The de-
mand was good and the market was drm The
warm weather is resulting IN heavy loss In
Gambling.
Butter firm and the demand good Of
ferings were about equal to the requirements
Prices of cheese were unchanged.
Receipts of new potatoes were large There
fair inquiry and prices were unchanged
Old stock lis about out of the market
Offerings of tomatoes are increasing and tho
quality is improving. There was a GOOD de-
mand and prices were unchanged
Enough fish arrived to fill the requirements
OF the trade.
Local Produce--R Receipts Eggs 42s cases
butter, 1852 pounds. cheese. 3.T22 pounds: no,
tatoes. 625 sacks; beans. 25 sacks =
Eggs-LocaI ranch candled, 24@25c; local
ranch count, 22623c.
Butter-Creamery extras, 571hc: ereamerv
drsts. 55c; dairy, 20622Mc
Cheese-Nortbern fresh 16c; Anchor large,
2sc; Anchor Young America, l9c; Anchor hand
2oc; eastern singles, 1sn19c: eastern twins
1Sc; eastern cheddars, 12@16Ec; eastern long
horn. l9@20c; eastern dairy. 19c: Swiss i'm
ported &c; Swiss domestic. &c; limburger. 1sc.
Potatoes (per cwt)--Idaho. s1.75@2: Colora-
do, sl.7b@2; Wisconsin. $1-75@2; Minnesota,
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-18
FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL
SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS

New York stocks very dull and materially changed
Cotton several points weaker Coppers rather higher
Silver fraction lower. Sterling exchange hrmer.
Leading southern Nevada stocks active and higher
Chicago wheat higher crop damage reports
Barley dull and weak Oats depressed. Corn nominal
Hay feedstuffs and beans about as before stated
Western poultry selling off well at good prices.
New potatoes and less firm under larger supplies
Dried fruits and rasns still higher with lively demand.
Cattle, sheep and calves in ample supply and weak.
Butter, cheese and eggs slightly higher.
Deciduous and citrus fruits in active demand.
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-18
Receipts Of Produce
Oats. ctls
THE STOCK MARKET
Leading Southern Neyadas Deveiop
Active Market In the Afternoon

Business on the stock and bond exchange yes
terday consisted of $4,000 In bonds ana 80
shares OF stock. This practically no ousl-
ness at all. There were no variations canns
for comment.
The Comstock mining stocks were dull, un-
changed and eatureless.
The southern Neyadas were quiet in the fore
noon. but in the afternoon a large market de-
veloped In the three leaders-GoldAeld Consoii-
dated, Jumbo Extension and Combination Frac-
tion--all of which advanced under large buying
orders said to be from GoIdfeid. The merger
opened at $3.50 and sold up to s6-45. closing at
s62S. Combination Fraction sold from $50
sold from $l.75 up to s205. fell hack to 81. IS
and finally closed at 81. s2H A shortage In the
latter stock still reported The other
southern Nevadas. were slightly higher a rule
without excitement. except some OF the Tono-
pahs. which were rather lower the day.
Nevada Hills was dividend OF 1oc-
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-18

s1.75@2; Burbanks. new. stock, s2@225; new
early early rose, rose, $2@2.25; Bliss early triumph, new
sack; silver skins s.. Is: garlic, 11@f2c; chilis
evaporated. 11@l2c; sun dried. 14@15c; ground
.l21sc; Mexican bulk 12H 01i3c.
Beans (per cwt}-Pink No. 1, SO; Lima No. |;
500; Lady Washington No. l. 81; 90 small
white No: l. s.: so: black eye. $5.5o@6.3oi Gar
Honey tper pound) Comb water white: 1
pound frames, 15@16c; light amber. iS@l4c
extracted W. W.. SO pound cans. 1Q71sc;
Poultry Buying prices: Live weight (per
:b)-Broilers, to Y pounds not wanted; i I y
10 ~ pounds, 11c;y fries under pounds' isc.
roasters, or more pounds. 15c; hens, ilc
stays and old roosters, &c; turkeys, heavy, lIc;
turkeys. light not wanted; ducks 1oc; geese
Selling Prices-Frozen dressed eastern STOCK
sper lb); Hens. 16@17c; young rooster ~ ag15e
young toms, 23c; hens. 22lac; geese. lie; ducks
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-18
Potatoes. onionr and VEGETABLE.

Receipts of new potatoes and onions over Sum
day. while moderate. were somcwhat IN excess
OF immediate requirements, and the market as
played less strength than at the close OF last
week. Top quality offerings continued to com
mand the outside quotations, however, and there
was no dispos tion to urge business the lower
grades, as dealers figured that subsequent ar
rivals would be light and that the market would
strengthen up again within few days. There
was nothing new to report in old crop goods, all
handlers reporting steady czll at the old quo
tations.
The vegetable market was well stocked with
everything, with the demand OF average propor-
tions, and prices varied but little from Satur-
day s closing figures. Tomatoes and string snd
wax beans had wider range. The former were
badly damaged by the hot weather. following bo
closely upon the rain, and she arrivals OF the
latter included much green stock, which was OH
hcult to dispose Of
Potatoes tpcr ctD--Oregon Burbanks $202 40;
eastern Burbanks, $2@2 %; eastern rurals. 81 SO
@lS3; new potatoes, 81. 50G3 for early rose and
81. 15G3.25 for white.
onions-New red, s25o@2.75 per sack; Aus
tralian. S313. so per ctI.
acknowledgements, 6910c per ID for gen.
eral offerings and 11@13c for extras; rfubarb.
Sl25cDlI5 per box green peas, 404kc per ID;
tomatoes, crates 81 25@2 boxes $l@1. %; string
beans, 3laM6c per lib; wax beans. 4@1c per ID;
summer squash. Sl@1-25 for small and $202.J0
lot arge boxes: egg plant I'M 5@2oc per ID:
green peppers 25c per lb; cucumbers. $I.10Q |. 30
per box for Marysville and 75c6lSl for southern
garlic, 4@5c per III for new; cabbage. $l.15 per
ctl: caulihower, 50MI5c per dozen; turnips. 81 q
l-oo per sack; green corn 2o@35c per dozen.
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-18
new york STOCK Market

NEW YORK June 1.-THE stock market
dropped back today INTO the spatnetlc conoleaDn D
10 tho week end revival OF activity There was
effort upon the part Of some OF the professional
interests 70 get back the stocks the selling % 2,
spotty rise in prices Of today was the result. No
extraordinary news accompanied the RISE ana
negative inferences were drawn from the absence
OF selInc pressure such as might seem TO have
been warrsnted by some OF the worlds occur
rences. The dissolution Of the Russian ouma
was q disturbing influence but foreign markets
seemed not to be Disconnected. although th~
event bss been rather clearly foreseen- There
was some selling OF stocks here for foreign ac-
count Just at the opening, but the supply thus
furnished was not more than was demanded by
the uncovered short interest The effect was
rausiuory on foreign markets, Paris Itself turn
sns 10 the buying side in the London market be-
fore the close OF the market there. II is sus-
pected that & perception OF coming events In
Russia has been q prompting motive with the
Bank OF France IN its determined efforts 10 build
NJ its reserve Of gold Paris secured none OF the
q. s-ls--- -
absorbing the whole supply, ana sterling ex-
change rose a fraction in Paris Foreign ex-
change here continued 70 advance. however, and
touched the highest level Of the year. The local
market showed no further signs Of construction
today. Last weeks preparations for the heavy
disbursements Of Saturday. including the Stand
ard Oh dividend and the payment Of an install
ment Of subscriptions TO new Southern Pacific
preferred stock. would naturally give place tC
some relaxation this week with the distribution
and reDsnking OF these funds. but solicitude is
still felt over the meeting Of the July / require
ments In view Of the present low condition OF
the New York banking surplus and the certainty
that considerable amount of gold viii be with.
drawn In time TO reach Paris for the semiannual
settlement there. The stock market was indifer.
ent 10 the reported recall OF the japanese am.
bassador. as it was TO the Russian news. A rise
IN the price OF wheat also was ignored. The an.
pearance Of published interview with the chair.
man Of the interstate commerce commission was
given some significance on account of its tone OF
tolerance toward contention for mitigation OF
harshness in the attitude of the government to-
ward railroads A few stocks moved in response
70 special conditions A rise in London copper
helped Analgsmated copper The market came
fairly well through season of profit taking and
closed about steady.
Bonds were steady. Total sales par value.
ss2G.OO0. United States 2s advanced = and the
IS x per cent on call.
New York Stock List
z. F. Hutton Co.. 4oo California street
members OF the New York stock exchange fur
nish the following list OF bond and stock sales
yesterday:
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-18
Eastern Livestock Mork.t

CHICAGO, June NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 20 600:
market l0c higher Reeves. $4.6oa6 90: cows.
H.I5@4.75; heifers. s2.9o@3.3o calves s5. 500
7.23: good TO prime steers. $5.50@To0; poor to
medium, $4.50@6.50; stockers and feeders, 500
450 Wv
Light. s6dG.10; mixed $5.13@6.2 20: heavy, So IS
@e.1c5; rough. s5sa05. 90; pigs, s560d6. 10:
good to choice. $6G6.12t
Sheep-Receipts, 12.000; market steady Ma
tives and western. $46l6.30: yearlngs, SIS 2507:
lambs. $6G7 so; western s66l7 30.