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WILLS FILED FOR PROBATE.
Bequests Made by Zenas c. Robbins
and Elsie J. Quackenbush.

By the terms of the will of Zenas C. Rob-
bins, who died January 80 last at the age of
ninety-seven years, Elwood o. Wagenhorst
is named as executor and trustee for the
entire estate. He is directed to sell certain
property and invest the net proceeds for the
benefit of Henry Alfred Robbins, his wife
and son Alfred McCallum Robbins, and the
widow. Mrs. Mary J. Robbins.
II the grandson, Alfred McCallum Rob-
bins, dies before the estate vests in him. and
leaving no ISSUE all the others named be-
ing dead, one-half of the estate shall go to
the heirs of his daughter-in-law, Lille Nc
Callum Robbins, and the other half divided
among the descendants Of his brothers.
Aaron G. Robbins Of Minneapolis, Davis C.
Robbins of Denver and Henry 8. Robbins of
Massachusetts. The document is dated May
5, 1903
The will of Mrs. Elsie Jane Quackenbush,
dated November ID and filed for probate,
provides that her husband. Issac Quacken-
bush, shall nave a life interest in her entire
estate At his death the property is to be
divided in equal shares between the tesla
trix's stepson, Milo Quackenbush, and her
daughter, Nellie E. Lord.
Mrs. Eliza Aiken. by her will, dated Octo-
Der II. 1905. gives to her son, George r.
Aiken life estate in 467 c street south
the property 400 street southwest; to
daughter, Isabella Aiken Williams, All C
street southwest; to daughter, Jennie Aiken.
473 c street southwest. and to daughter,
Ella Aiken Northedge. $500 in trust. Lewis
l. O'Neal Is named as executor.
BY an agreement signed by the heirs and
filed with the will 1t is provided that the real
estate shall. be held by all Of them in COM
mon each to have a one-fifth interest
Sister Sole Beneficiary.
The will of Beverly E. Moodey. dated Au-
gust 20. 1901. was flied for probate today.
The entire estate is devised to his sister,
Margaret w. Moodey. In trust for his three
children Miss Moodey Is also named as
guardian for the children and executrix OF
the estate.
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CHICAGO GRAIN.

CHICAGO, February 8.-Wheat today
opened active and strong with shorts lead
ing In the bidding. The chief reason for
the lively demand was a report from Odes-
sa that nearly all grain in the interior Of
Russia was being used by the government
for famine relief purposes, and that little
remains to be exported. Continued small
receipts in the northwest also had bullish
effect May opened at 1875 to 7s7s sold up
to 20 and then settled back to 7SZ.
May corn opened at 1875 to Al and sold
off to 46a4a463s.
May oats. under sharp demand, made a
new high record mark for the season, OPEN
ing at 4014 to 4Oss and for time holding
steady.
May provisions opened quiet, pork at
1I.7I1a; lard at 1905, and ribs at 9.75.
good demand for wheat existed all day
and the market continued strong. The high
point for May was 793s. The close was
strong with May 11sa1A higher at 79Aa
79A.
Offerings of corn were light and the mar
ket was strong to the close, which was
for the May option Is higher at 47Aa47S.
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IN FAVOR OF PLAINTIFFS,
Suit for Half Million Results in Yer.
dict for $1,000.

Senator Stephen B. Eikins of West vir-
ginia must pay 5000 to Robert Burton and
George A. Dubreuil of Baltimore for their
services in imparting to him q plan to Sc
cure control Of the Western Maryland rail-
road, according to the verdict of the Jury
which was announced to Justice Wright in
Circuit Court No. l at 1890 O'Clock this
morning. The jury retired yesterday after
noon at ITO o'clock, and not having reached
an agreement at o'clock were ordered to
return sealed verdict.
The elaboration of the jury was not con-
cluded at q late hour last night and the
jurors were accommodated with cots for
the night. Balloting was renewed after
breakfast this morning and an agreement
arrived at about 1918 o'clock.
Senator Elkins was in court at 10 o'clock
but when Justice Wright announced that
he would not disturb the deliberations Of
the jury the senator left the city hall, SO
did not hear the verdict rendered. Neither
Burton nor Dubreuil were present in court
Attorney Worthington appeared for the
senator. and Attorney George H. Calvert
jr.. was the only one of the plaintiffs coun-
sci in court this morning.
Burton and Dubreuil sued for $50O. 1000
which they claimed was fair and just COM
pensation for their services.
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Sister Sole Beneficiary.
Not to Be Cancelled.

In a report to the Commissioners today
Assessor. Griffin stated that IL the Commits
sioners agree to the cancellation Of assess
ments against certain property belonging
to the Real Estate and Improvement Conn
pany OF Baltimore In the vicinity Of the
new terminal. they win establish q danger
Gus precedent without Justification. The as
sessments. he declared. were levied in con-
nection with the changes OF grade. etc. as
a result Of the new union station. and that
they were imposed in strict compliance and
obedience to the requirements of the law.
Commissioner West. who has supervision
of the tax Office Of the District, has ap-
proved Assessor Grifhn's Recommendation
that the assessment in question be not can
celed.
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FIREMEN ON THE RUN.
Of Alarms Since Yesterday
&. Afternoon.


Hold on there" said Policeman Sanders
OF the sixth precinct last night about $50
o'clock to a man who had broken the glass
Of a. hre-alarm box at the Baltimore and
Potomac depot and who. was about to turn
in an alarm. Where's the nre?" asked the
policeman.
Ills over In that barber shop" the man
said, pointing to the establishment of VIII
liam Hin, 1O5 9Th street
Don't turn in an alarm" the policeman
said to the man at the box. and the officer
ran across the street, broke open the door,
and with the aid of several men about the
railroad station extinguished the blaze,
saving the firemen a run over the icy
streets There was nothing found in the
shop to indicate the origin of the fire, which
caused about 5000 damage.
An alarm of fire was sounded from box
212 this morning about 1890 o'clock, sum-
moning several companies of the fire de-
partment to the place of business of Jere-
miah Cahill. 1916 7th street northwest The
fire occurred on the ground floor of the
establishment and caused about 500 dam
age. The origin of the blaze is not known,
Fire was discovered in the basement of
the Garfield apartment house, 18th and I
streets northwest. yesterday afternoon. It is
thought that the blaze was caused by
spontaneous combustion. Only about IS
damage was caused. and the blaze was ex-
tinguished without calling out the fire de-
partment.
An alarm of fire was sounded from box
328 this morning about $3.50 O'Clock because
of blaze in the house Of g. J. PhilIips
1911 New Hampshire avenue. The fire was
caused by an overheated furnace, and about
SIS damage resulted.
No 9 engine company went to the house
Of Mrs. Nolte, 408 l street northwest yes-
terday afternoon. and extinguished a blaze
that had started in the chimney. But little
damage resulted from the fire.
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NEW ORLEANS COTTON.
Liverpool Cotton.

LIVERPOOL. February 6.-Closing: Cot
ton-Spot, good business done; prices 2
points higher. American middling, fair,
6.s1; good middling. $780, middling, sol;
low middling. STD; good ordinary, 5ss: or
binary. 500. The sales of the day were
l2,ooO bales. Of which 1000 were for specu-
lation and export. and included 600 Amer
ican Receipts. 5000 bales, including 100
american. Futures opened easier and
closed with near months firm and distant
aulet. american middling. g.oc.. February,
and April, 561h; April md May, SEQ; Nav
ana June. s5s1z: June and July. 5581k; July
and August, 5-53; August and September.
o4.A; September and October. ga; October
anu november, 5.4O1s; November and De-
cember, $40: December and January 40.
January and February, 541.
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LOCAL FINANCIAL NEWS.

The advance In the figures for gas stock
which occurred yesterday, was not MAIN
tanned today, although there was no more
reason given for the decline than there
was for the advance. When 1t was found
that the bid for the stock was half Q point
under the closing bid of, yesterday. and
more than that below the selling price In
the case of the only quotation lot that was
sold yesterday. one Of the brokers asked
what had become Of ''the bun pool"
One quotation lot only was sold, and the
price paid for that was 57S. and then the
stock was to be had for STA, and the bid
was an eighth Of q point below that
A half point advance was made in the
case Of Greene Copper with no trading, ex-
cept . twenty-ive-share lot. which sold for
81. The bid for tho stock was 31h and
the asking price SIN.
In New York today there were transac-
lions in the stock at 313S and at Bin
There was some buying Of fractional lots
Of the preferred stock of the washington
Railway and Electric Company at so7a.
while the bid for fifty shares was eSa ana
the asking price at the close was 66
Much sympathy was expressed for Mr.:
James M. Green, whose misfortune IN
breaking his leg by asfaai. which occurred ,a
associates on the board when they came TO-
gether today for the usual meeting. Lar.
Green has such robust health that the IDEA
OF sickness in connection with him II one
to which his friends are not accustomed
1t was stated today by one of the &C.
tive men in the formation, OF the United
States Trust Company that at the meeting
was submitted from representatives OF
banking interests in several Of the south
ern states to subscribe for an additional
issue of a million in the capital stock OF the
a Increase he authorized
and placed at the disposal OF those making
the offer.
1t was further stated that the offer was
not accepted. $500. ,...
Today's Government Receipts.
National bank notes received today for
redemption, 81, 1913 664; government receipts
from internal revenue, $915.025: customs,
$I.514, 469: miscellaneous, $4,000; expendi-
lures, 81 100000. - - - ~. -.
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Grain and Provisions Summary.
THE BALTIMORE MARKETS,

Special Dispatch to The Star.
BALTIMORE, Nd. February 6-wHEAT-
Strong; spot, contract. Ts.7sk; spot, No. red
May. Slh; steamer No. 2 red, 74hsa74&; receipts
4614 bushels; southern BY sample. 85a67; southern
grade, 74ha78. :
C0RN-Strong; spot. 50xa5oh: February, 5OMa
SOY: March. 50Sa5Oh; April, sOAa5l; May. 81 Ha
Sl&: steamer mixed. 4sS a4sM; receipts. Sc. 64s
corn, 4sAs5l; southern yellow corn; 4sNa5ok
OATS-firmer; No. white. 44ha45; No. 3
lG. ,9G bushels.
RYE-Dull: No. western, domestic, II asked;
choice. rs asked.
HAY-Steady. unchanged.
GRAIN FREIG HTS-Quiet, unchanged.
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NEW YORK COTTON.

NEW YORK, February 6.-The cotton
market opened steady at an advance OF
4 to points In response to better cables
than expectcu. + :ctuations were some
what irregular Immediately following the
call owing to a renewal of yesterdays late
selling movement, but the lighter estimate
for tomorrow's receipts at Houston held
the market during the middle of the morn
Ing. when the old crop months were fairly
active and about to 8 points higher. while
the new crop was relatively quiet and
showed gains of only to points.
The market was quiet but steady in the
late forenoon on the estimates for tomor-
rows receipts and covering. with prices
about to 10 points net higher. Spot
steady; mfddling uplands, 11OO; middling
gulf. 11.25 ---t
Estimated receipts at the ports today,
$4,000 bales, against 1926 last week and
1890 bales last year. For the week, 26O.-
700 bales. against $3.50 last week and
1884 last year. Today's receipts at New
orleans, 1875 bales, against SS26 last
year. and at Houston, II ,50o bales, against
1881 last year.
Today's Cotton Summary.
Furnished by Dick Bros 4 Co.. l4l2 II at NV
Phones Main Gl4O-644l.
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Government Securities.
The London Market.

LONDON, February 8.-American securi-
ties opened steady today. Union Pacific
and Chicago. Milwaukee and St. Paul were
In demand. and advanced one-half a point
over yesterdays New York closing.
The shares OF coal-carrying railroads and
United States Steel received the most at
tentiop, Later, New York advices caused
the man ket to ease slightly. but a recovery
set In and at the close prices were firm.
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Mr.. Fitzpatrick Resigns.

Mr.. w. B. Fitzpatrick, for some years en-
ployed in a confidential capacity in the
office of the assistant secretary of the navy,
has resigned. to take effect on March 1
next. and Assistant Secretary Truman H.
Newberry has appointed Mr. Joseph ~.
Dwyer OF Detroit. Mich. to fill the vacancy,
Mr.. Dwyer served as a yeoman during the
Spanish-American war on board the Yo-
semitic. of which Mr.. Newberry was one of
the officers.
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Building Permits Issued.

Building Inspector Ashford today granted
q permit to Thomas Hyde for the erection
of warehouse in the rear of 1927 G street
northwest. This building. according to the
permit, Is to be four stories high and built
of brick, and Is estimated to cost $4,000.
Marsh & Peter are named as the architects
and William s. Spencer Is the contractor.
permit was also issued to M. Burt for
repairs and alterations to store at 625
Pennsylvania avenue northwest. Albert w.
Hunt is named as architect and 8. HI. Mad
dox as contractor. Estimated cost, 5000.
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The World Of
Finance and Trade

Colorado Fuel and Iron. 47H.
Denver aud Rio Grande, 36as.
Distfllera Securities, 7S3s.
Great Northern, pfd., 1881.
Great Nor. Ore, 76.
Louisville and Nashville, 1884.
Mexican Central. 23x.
Mo-. Kansas and Texas, COM, 36Al.
Missouri Pacific. S37s
New York Central, 1854.
Northern Pacific. 49,
Reading. 121A.
SlossAShef1eld Steel, 20.
Southern Pacific. 9S3.
Toledo, st. Louis q West, 81.
Toledo. st. Louis q West. pfd., 517s.
Union Pacific, 172%.
U. 8. Steel. An. -,
Western Union, 82s.
-. 81 BONDS.
Rock Island A, TAX.
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WILLIAM B. CROWLEY DEAD.
Superintendent Special Delivery o,
City Post Office.

The sudden death OF William B. Crowley.
superintendent of the special delivery d.
vision Of the city post ONCE, occurred yes
terday. Deceased was a native of the
District of Columbia, having been born
here about fifty-five years ago. He had
been an employee Of the city post office
nearly twenty years. it is said. having
worked his way up from a minor position
through his devotion to duty. His funeral
will take place at o'clock Friday morning
from st. Matthews Catholic Church. The
interment will be at st. Mary's cemetery.
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Rock Island Sells Notes.

NEW YORK, February 6.-The Chicago,
Rock Island and Pacific Railway Company
announced today that it has sold to speyer
& Co.. of this city, s., 800 600 ~ per cent
equipment notes. The notes are repayable
I'm twenty semi-annual installments, begin
ming August / next.
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Today's Government Receipts.
Washington stock Exchange.

Sales. Regular call, II O'Clock noon-M ashington
Gas cert. e geo at li2E, 8 0Oo at 11aN' %0
at 1925.
Capital Traction. 20 at 1421s. 10 at 1421a.
Washington Rwy. and Elec CON-, at 40.
Washington Rwy. and Elec pfd:, at s5H, 3
at S5h. 10 at S5h, 10 at Ssh, 10 at ssh, at
s5h. 20 at S5h.
Washington Cas- % at 5IA
Lanston Monotype. 30 at 13&.
Greene Copper, Is at 30. -.
After call-Realty Appraisal Agency, at 2l1.
Lanston Monotype, 30 at 13N.4t >. .,..s-..
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The appropriation OF 81. 21l eco In the river
and harbor bill for the Cape May improve
ment project was adopted by the House
yesterday afternoon without a dissenting
voice. Much surprise was expressed at the
this project, in which the Mississippi Inn
provement advocates were prominent. COL
lapsed.
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Closing Quotations

At the close OF the stock market the fol-
lowing stocks had changed In price since
above quotations. there being no change In
balance Of the closing prices:
American Smelling, 142k.
Anaconda, PIT.
Baltimore and Ohio. 116k.
Chicago. Cincinnati, Cleveland and St
Louis. Ssh.
Central Railway of New Jersey, 219.
Chesapeake and Ohio 49h.
Chicago, Milwaukee and st. Paul, 147is.
Chicago and Northwestern, 164k.
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Company Incorporated.

Edward NJ, Fuller, George Lescallett and
William II. Cline have Incorporated the
Washington Advertising Company with q
to do general advertising business.
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New York Stock Market.

Furnished by w. B. H,bbs & Co.. bankers
and brokers. 400 + street. members New
York stock exchange. Washington stock ex-
chance and Chicago board Of trade
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RALLY FOLLOWS A DECLINE
Steady Tone Characteristics Transac-
lions in Stocks.
SHORT CONTRACTS COVERED
Union Pacific, Steel and Copper
Leaders in Activity-Poor Weekly
Rank Statement Is Indicated.
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
NEW YORK, February 6.-Today's stock
market was somewhat more active than
was the case yesterday. but the dealings
again failed to develop any features OF
special interest. fairly steady tone CHAR
acterized the transa actions during the
greater part of the day, but apparently
such strength as the market showed was
due mainly to the covering OF short con-
tracts At all events the rank and hle OF
commission houses reported an absolute
lack of interest in the speculation on the
part of their customers.
About the only feature of interest In the
days transactions was the further selling
= Of Great Northern preferred. Great North
ern preferred broke two points in the early
dealings but later rallied In common with
the remainder of the market.
1t was again q featureless day, so far as
fresh developments in the mornings news
or In the days occurrences were concerned
The London stock market enjoyed smart
rally In all departments. including American
stocks. and it was largely in consequence
thereof that the initial prices made the
advances which were scored. Operations
here for foreign account continued, now
ever. upon fairly negligible scale. Money
market and foreign exchange conditions
showed little alteration.
f. Banks Still Losing.
The associated banks continue. however,
to lose heavily in their operations with the
subtreasury, this mornings figures showing
an adverse balance of nearly $43OOOOO.
Such figures indicate very weak bank
statement on Saturday. but apparently that
prospect was not factor in the days
trading.
There was no news at all of any conse-
quence bearing upon the dealings IN one
stock or another. AS has been the case for
the past few months or more. price changes
were determined entirely by the execution
of buying and selling orders, and. in other
words. fluctuations were fixed exclusively
by technical market conditions.
The leading features in point of activity
were Union Pacific. United States Steel
common, Reading st. Paul and Amalga-
mated Copper. The dealings in general
showed approximately the same character
istics which were exhibited yesterday.
There appeared to be no further liquidation
of an urgent character in any quarter OF
the market. and in consequence the scat
tering short interest was disposed to reduce
commitments. When the buying of this
description was from time to time con-
cfudea the market relapsed into utter stag
nation. Manipulative ventures In such
stocks as Distillers' securities and Anal
gamated Copper were observed occasionally
during the business session, but these had
little effect upon the market at large.
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CURB QUOTATIONS..

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man, manaser). members New York stock exchange
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Today's Cotton Summary.

Furnished by Dick Bros. 4 Co.. l4l2 II st. NJ
Phones Main O44OG4Al, 60.
New-York tribune., 1907-06-09

64c; japan. domestic, 44+4Jc; Patna. 5941b'tc' Ran
oIis-Cottonseed oil was easier to-day for old crop
months wese about steady sales: July G59c 100
sePtember at $50 800 October. at Doc 60 oIenn6et.
Refined petroleum reported in seasonabe
TROLEUM, standard white. bbs s45c; bulk DC; Phila-
eelphia Sloc null 4.oc refined cases %&eM & IGI.' LIi
10 45e' bulk &c PhiIadepha 10 4Oc bulk teoo water @
C0TToNsEED oII.-Irinie crude Z o b mills 4ec; prime
summer yellow, spot 59c: June, 5sa59c July, 55a3olsc
46is g46a.c December 49,. Cite summer yeor.
June go 3Se good or summer yelo| 9G9'9G lfil lIlT
0I-American seed. city 45g46c out-oi town raw
iSSa F1 6oss S Ief hAP soIS % and receipts at
Chicago only l2oCo hogs giving the market hr Ei Ine
prices tribe higher than the previous nisnl
Chicago estimates for Monday 900. and next week
90 POI PORE 4Gieti qg2ie4: Mes - quoted
India mess S22qs23 BEEF HAMS quiet; qusiGed:
% 1fS NJ s,4S l82 H. Stf % i42 os M sc odted sm65t6e
1$sG14c 10 r 12l1Q!2se y H. las4172e a57 + AI H.
stead. quoted: atldIe western prime @05q915c city
South America SOC; Continent t'Ys h5I4 55IEAri5f;
II 85c compound steady; quoted SaS -
oe, ahd noRahgd The following are list prices sub
Jet TO rebate Of 10 points and a discount 9l abets
2or. crushed 570c, mould A. 'oc; cuneS'
5ieS % t paSI odered ' 55c powdered
and q an4 n EEe caI5ons sosf Of n
52Oc y bags DO &c Z; 80 ID al bags o,5 ao' FaSis @9
me ] or S5an1aTa v 81 SO Hos and g. 75c, No
30 . 45c: No To- 35c No II, 43oc; No j. 4;-tSI S
raw sugar presented fairly steady undertone yin PTless
unchanged and business SLOW" as % he summer Quoted
prices are Soc for eentrfugeI $50 FOR - Tho
oadon marEo S was shade me spot o month %
but unchanged on ocler positions. spot cosed al -
New-York tribune., 1907-06-09
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

York. June s. 1907.
BEEVES-Receips 9s cars 1,62l head, all con
signed direct slaushterers. Nothing doing in HVe
cattle feeling Dressed beef quiet but steady at
So d3lac per Liverpool and London cattle and peer
markets Yesterdays quotations shipments TO-DAY
included 900 quarters of beef on me
Minneapolis $500 quarters OF beef to the same
market the New York
CALVES-ReceIpts 81 head all Indiana calves;
and all sold at s. per 100 Feeling steady Dressen
in and steady, at lOq3c per 10 ior
city dressed veals S0l2c for country dressed 20
Sales-Kerns Commission Co: 81 Indiana calves, Iio
II average, at S. per 100 H..
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts were Is cars, or 43' l
head including slaughterers and ss Tor me
market making stale stock loI2 cars on sac.
Sheep yearngs easy; lambs 21c lower rev
cars were likely Common to cholce see
S5d$7 fair good yearlings at - 40
G$S prime Southern lambs SIC Dressed mutton easy
at Oa13c per ~. dressed lambs at IinIec' dressed
yearlinEs at lJdl6c.
saIcs-Tobin & shannon - ohio yeaT!ings 6i r. at
IS; steep H. at 81; "a DO ~ 10 at 90
Us DO 10 n s. buck l7O NJ at 50; late yeS'eF-
day: 20j Western yearings. - II. at - 10
Kerns Commission 255 Virginia lambs So ~ at $40
2l Indiana yearlngs. H. 81 %; l9 Indiana sheep'
ia n. at So; 50 Buffalo 90, ID III, at So
1cpbersor =. GO. a03 Virginia lambs 20 IN. at SO;
% sheep % 10. So; do. 10 Ii. at So
HOGS Receipts 10 cars, or l'a6 head az AL, IIr
CITY s!auehterers sale on live weight Nom-
naly steady.
sales late Friiay-s Judd - hogs l43 n.
S6 do 30 No. at ST 75 roughs 800 H. at - 10