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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-02-06
HAMPTON MOORE AN AUTHOR.

"With Speaker Cannon Through the
Tropics," is the caption on handsomely
bound book, written by Congressman j.
Hampton Moore, OF Pennsylvania, copies
of which have been cent withhis com.
plimen.s to The members of the Capitol
press galleries The book is 6lled with
photographs taken while the party crulsed
and visited the tropics last March, as
guests of William Mckinley, Of Illinois,
In the book the Spesker expresses him.
self on a number ofimportant legislative
matters, aud the cosby style In which
the work is written will certainly make
il interesting 10 the members Of The party.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-02-06
TEE PROPOSED PARADE.

The committee appointed by the
Washington Birthday Association TO
select q chief marshal will meet tomor-
row morning at 10 O'Clock. The secre-
tary today exten led invitations to the
uniformed rank of Maccabees Of the
District of Columbia aud the Maryland
Agricultural College Cadets. Every de-
tail of the celebration is being care
fully developed and strongest assurance
of success is given.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-02-06
MORGAN BEATS GOVERNMENT.

MORGAN BEATS GOVERNMENT.
Secretary Root looked regretfully at
two photographs that lay on his disk a
few days ago. One showed the death
mask made of Washington by Houdon
and the other a bust of Washington
mado from the mask by Storey. 1t had
been the intention of the government to
purchase and place the Storey bust OF
Washington in the White House as o
companion piece to the Storey bust oil
Lincoln. But j. Pierpont Morgan got
to 1t first, buying both mask and bust.
All that the government has Is the pho
! togrsphic reproduction of the originals.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-02-06

Bert Barber, of Elton, Wis, says: u have
only taken four doses of your Kidneys and
Bladder pills and they have dene fol, me
more than any other medicine has ever done;
Mr.. Barber refers to DeWit's Kidney and
Bladder Pills", They are sold by W. r.
9re;ghton 4 Co.
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POLICE COURT.

Justice q. B. Cation presiding.]
The following cases we're disposed Of
this morning:
John Lesvip. charged with vsgrsncy,
Vas fned IS.
Joseph johnson, charged with refus-
ing to pay for candy purchased at a
store conducted by George Heon, was
dismissed upon paying for the same.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-02-06

All want the best. The Hess, Walk
Over, Red Gross, and Queen Quality
Shoes are to be had at ]. A. Marshall
q Bros, 422 King street. NOVEL If
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-02-06

La Grippe is lost in oblivion when few Sc
Of Guy bon are taken. Toe and Zoc oo1es; a.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-02-06

1tCO pounds new mountain dark bl CK
NBEA Tiust received by ,,z
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-02-06

Broken lots of Ladies Fine Shoes al
about half price. J. A, Marshall & Bro
422 King street.
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RAILROAD WRECK.

For this section fair colder tonight and
: ridav' fresh 10 brisk northwesterly winds.
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AUCTION SALE.


~ VIPTlIE OF AN ORDER OF THE
Is Coronation Court OF the tity of Alexan-
dy,a Va entered in the suit Of G. @. Pull
man trading as P. Pullman Il Co., w. Albert
Barber. under an attachment, the under
signed on
TUESDAY,
III. 18th day Of February, 1908,
=. Al, horr ~ II o'clock q. M. at public
auot;on for cash. will sell on the premises.
No MIA ia south FairfAx street.iin the city OF
LtIandria. Va, the following property and
eescts attached and levied on under said at
Swing Machine, / Couch, Hall Rack,
lee Chest. 4 Tables, Mattresses, ! Feather
Bed, 3 Rolls Mating, l Stove. ! Ir9nF. 4
Rocking Chairs, lot Of Chairs, Bedstean'
/ lot Of Red Clothing. RoBT: ID; cox,
cha ,ot City Sergeant.
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Money can be ssyed by buying your
Shoes at Msrshalps, 42a King street

Fred 3. W. Reh, jr.. whose factory is at
800 Twelfth street northwest. Washington, d.
c., Deooratss Public and Private Buildings.
Bsnquets, Balls. Bridges, Expeditions, Fairs,
Steamboats,, Triumphal Arches, Locomo.
tives, Fire Engines, &c. All work is gusran'
teed and all orders promptly attended to.
Mammoth portraits Of candidates and proni'
uent generals furnished If desired. The
Alexano ria Office is room s, Alexandria Bank
Building.
f.hI 1w
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Local Matters.
Sun and Tide Table.
Weather Probabilities.

San rises tomorrow at 7;0l a. 10. ana se"
6.27 High water at 1904 q. N. and ll:sl'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-02-06

DeWiits Carbolised Which Hazel Salve Is
especially good for piles. Fold by W. F.
Creighton.
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Our specialist makes no charge to deter
minc if your sight my be improved or head
sehe relieved. Virginia Eye kfrmSry, lcT
sOxth Royal street.
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STATIONERY GOODS.

We are going to reduce our stack Of Tobar-
COS, and for this reasoa for the next ten days
you will find the following brands at prices
mentioned below:
The Washington herald., 1908-03-18

There was little or no change IN the quotations
q produce in the wholesale market yesterday EGG
we're in LbcTal receipts. poultry. and dairl
products Demand was active and saved the market.
which was mainly stsady through ths day.
iPriees quoted are wholesalel
BUTTER-CreamGTy. fancy. 3ea3I do Western
hrsts, 2a2s; do seconds &a23; prooss fancy. 2ia
.; do. fair % good. 2la5; dairy. choice. Isa2C
good. lsals; Store-packed. fresh. l6alS.
CHEESE-Aiarket firm and active ali kinds.
New York State factory. large. l6alS1z; do, fats,
l55saE; do small l6i7ai7; do, summer. large lial5
do summer. small IiaI4l4; do. fair 70 good 12al5
Western. frctory. new choice. Iissl5 DO. fair 70
good D. Virginia ID.
EGGS-Nearby fresh Virginia. loss or I5sls: aver
age. l5; West Virginia and Southwest Virginia la
IS: Tennessee. l4sl5 North Carolina lfa15; duck o.
LIVE POULTRY-Chickens fancy. lsaIT; average
l5as; hens. lial5; Toosters. 8; ducks large, lSali
do small. IalZs geese, sale; turkeys. TOMS per ID.
l5AI6: do. hens TAI5: do, thin. 10; keats, 10.
DRESSED POULTRY Turkeys. hens, undraWn
per H.. l92O; do. average. undrswn. lsal9; do,
thin. l0al2: old toms lsal7; chickens. large I6als
small. lsa2o hens, choice, Is; ROSTERS s; ducks.
old l32l5: geese I0al2: capons. lib. average BAD
small l7als.
DRESSED SlEATs-Calres. full dressed. sac;
heads or s; hog-dreSed calves, 7a9; hams country,
sugar-cured lsal5: hogs. small and neat per cWt
60oas5o; do, medium, 500; do. heavy. 5-5oasoO.
VEGETABLES-PotatO homegrown. per bushei
5oa70; do, rural 6oa70; sweet potatoes, Der bb 80
a4-O0; yans. 50, cabbage, per Cwt, Sla90
onions. Ohio. Ter bushel. 7OaS0; string beans. per
basket, 2ooa22Si lettuce, Florida per basket LA
LIS.
GREEN FRIUTS-Appies. YORK Imperial, per
Dbl. 225a3e0; Ben Davis. 2Ooa2-50: Wine Sap. 225a
500; AIbemArle Pippin. 3OOaiOO. fancy table fruit
S50a4oo; Spy, 25oa35: loose packed. Local 30.
Oranges. Florida. bright per box, 225a275; do.
russcts 225a2Ts; California nzEels. 22a25o Grape
fruit, Florida per box. 35oai.O0 Cranserries. per
box, 2Ooa2 20; do. per Dbl. aO0aSO0
DRIED FRUITS-Apples, sliced. fancy ea7; do,
sliced, bright 4a5.
SUNDRIES-Beeswax %; talloW. s: honey white
clover, lib. new. Is; do, 2lh. new lOaI2; ginseng
per b., 50Oa6.oo; Seneca, per lb, 30; Golden Seal
sOai5: Pink. i2ai4; Mandrake, 2aS; Snake Root, IS
walnut kernels. l2al4.
GRAMMAR, Southern on grade s2ag7; rye
75as0; corn. sheIed, white 65a70; do yellow 65a70
do, car 27osso9; oats. Western white. No 2 5sae0
do. mixed. Sass
WOOL AND HIDES-Wool. washed, free Of burs,
pc: lb.. 2; DO, unwashed. free Of burs. 8a2: do.
bury. Ba2o; hides. green. 5: do. 2ry SAG: sheep
skins. green. each T50o; 6o.. dry. z5a60; caskins
green. 10; muskrat 2la2i; skunk 25az5; mink
L0Oa2 80: rabbit skins. l: opoS11m l0al5: raccoon
25aso; fox, red, L25alTs; do, gray. 5oa7O
The Washington herald., 1908-03-18
WILL UNITE TWO CITIES.
Trolley Line 10 Baltimore VIII Be
I'm Operation Two Weeks Hence.

I'm Operation Two Weeks Hence.
Work is being pushed on the Baltimore
division OF the Washington. Baltimore
and Annapolis Electric Railway. and It IS
expected that the dream OF years viii be
realized in about two weeks. and allow
residents Of the Monumental City 10 visit
the Capital City by riding in trolley cars
The new railroad has been in operation
nearly a month between this city and
Annapolis, by way OF Annapolis Junction.
The tracks from the junction TO Balti-
more are laid, and the principal part OF
the overhead wiring is now completed.
Cars are in readiness for opening the
road, and pursuant % present plans, this
will take place about one week from next
Sunday.
According to an announcement from
Baltimore. President Bishop and Manager
Shannahan intend 10 operate the line a
day or two with private ears before
throwing il open 10 the public. There will
be trips between the two cities by the
officers of the road and some invited
guests. Then there viii be trip for the
underwriters. but these formalsties viii
soon be over and the company IS making
preparation for the rush OF traffic which
is expected to mark the opening Of the
line.
A contract has been let for the printing
Of 10000 tickets 70 be used on the line.
IN building the line and its equipment
the company has, as far as possible, lin
tied all rs contracts 10 one OF the three
cities which form its terminals.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-18
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York. March i.-SUGAR-The London mar
Ret for beet sugar was steady at advance Of I'd.
for March end April quoted at los Cd Stock in the
United Kingdom Is 1880 tons duty paid prices,
quoted as follows; Centrifugal. 90 test Ae6; Mus
coFado So test, 35s and molasses sugar. 80 test 3s
This range was established sale Of about
300 bags Porto Rico centrifugal on spot and
nearby aaoat lS. basis. os test. landed terms.
The market for refined sugar was quiet and un-
changed but firmly held.
NAVAL STORES-fhe local market for spirits
tIrpentine was steady, with machine-made barrels
quoted at So cents At Savannah. the market
rlled firm. 4Slk. Resin Eas firm and with Common
to good strained quoted at 3.T5a3eo Tar, Quie.
and unchanged, at 40 for oil barrels.
BUTTER-ReceiptS 7,09o packages. Creamery
extra. 3: first, 351sa1h
GS-Receipts .0S5 cases Firm; nearby white
fancy ~; Western first, IS
MILL FEED-Steady: moderate business. Spring
bran. 100-pound sacks. 70 arrive, 27.25; middngs,
2 30; city bran. $500 in bulk; Western red dog.
so. to arrive; winter wheat bSan, m lo-pc1nd
sacks. &.5.
OATS-Steady Demand slow. No 3, white,
5s5 No. 4 white. 57Ss No. .. mixed. S.
FLOUR-Fim. Moderate inquiry. Spring patent.
s.50a5s0 spring clears. 4-s6a4so winter straights
A5Os4s5 winter clears. L25a4.45. Kansas IN sacks.
patents. 5los5: straghts 475a50o; clears 425sl S..
RYE FLOUR-steady moderate. Quoted 465a5 3.
CORN MEAL-Firn. small supply Min dried.
for export, S55; coarse meal. in bags Ls7aLss.
BUChWHEAT FLOJB-SeSson Is over, supplies
exhausted, and some quotations are dropped
HAY-Receipts Ito tors Irregular poor de-
mand. Prime timothy. los; No. L LOO; No ?. %;
No. 3. s.
STRAW-Steady; trade dull Long ne 65a7O.
BEEF-Steady. moderate. Family. H5eal50oi
packet I900al250
PoRK-FiEmer. fair trade. Mess. Aooala5a
family l5.5cale.oo
TALLow-Firm. small trade. City. in hogs
heads, 5A
LARD-Unsettled- Prime Western. 400; city. L2S
rennsd. continent ai5 South American. SIS; refined
Brazilian. kegs 10; city stearng. s4ass oleostearine
steady. New YORK. 7szs Chicago ~
The Washington herald., 1908-03-18

Sixteen new cases Of smallpox have
been reported 70 the health department
since Saturday. All the victims are ne
groes, and have been taken to the small
pox hospital. They are Douglas Clay. 40
Francis street southeast; Madison Mays.
Sl4 Tenth street northwest; Beatrice Ash
ford. 10 Francis street southeast: Ray
mond Wilkerson, 2a2e Columbia terrace
northwest; Lucille WilSersOn. 2020 Colum-
bia terrace; LOttie WilkersOn, 2020 Co
lumbia terrace. Matte Baxter. 116 n
street southeast; Herbert Lucas. "A De-
catur street northeast Jessie Ford. 10
Francis street southeast; Milton Proctor,
$50 Spruce street northwest. Esther
Brown. I24 Francis street southeast;
George d. Frisby, 1O7 Quander street
southeast: Thomas Grayson. 1914 Twenty
seventh street northwest Lloyd Braxton.
224s Cleveland avenue northwest, and
Catherine Smith, OF 1914 Twenty-seventh
street northwest
The Washington herald., 1908-03-18
HEARING ON EXTENSION.
whether New Hampshire AvePue
Shall Co Straight or Bend Argued.

whether New Hampshire AvePue
Shall Co Straight or Bend Argued.
Hearing was given yesterday by the
Commissioners 10 those fl favor OF ex-
tending New Hampshire avenue in a
straight line TO the District limits. in
stead OF DETECTING it. according TO the
plans OF the permanent system Of high
ways.
Arguments IN favor of this straight line
extension as the only convenient and
logical o--;;;,-t from the city proper to the
suburban sections were advanced by l.
Cabel Williamson. ". F. GUIDE, secretary
Of the Chamber Of Commerce; J. B. Kin
near, of Takoma Park, and G. ". Lang
ley. Each was of opinion that the great
est good OF the greatest number required
extension according 10 the plan.
J. Il. K!nnear said the Improvement
would more than pay Tor the expense.
Commissioner AIOrrOw was Of the opinion
that the extension would Involve an extra
expenditure Of Sl0001.
A petition, signed by many residents OF
the section through which the thorough
fare would pass, was produced William
NJ. Levin, as representative OF the vestry
OF Rock Creek Church. arguing against
the straight extension. said the signers OF
the petition were OF opinion that the
plans adopted by the permanent high
ways system were better.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-18
Nominal; unsettled Nc. 2. +. Q, b. IS.
BALTIMORE GRAIN MARKET.

Baltimore. March r.-FoIlowing are the Official
prices to-day:
WHEAT-Stock in elevators. 3S9. .527 bushels. West
spot AID March. s7isa9s: April. sS1s May sslz
bid Sales, car spct, gls; car. No. red Western.
spot, 9s%- Settling prices: No red, Western.
Sst; contract. spot. s711 No red. 9sib; steamer
No. red, "a; steamer No. red Western 9ik
CORN-Stock in elevators, 6S4 bushels Sales
Of cargoes Of steamer yellow AZ 6lz and os small
lots Of white on the wharf at 6. Ne. 2 white
afOat. nominaly. 65ts Western spot and March,
eh April 65ls asked, May, 66A Sales. cars spot
Hess dried, e4A; 5000 April, 6; 1000 spot, esA
Settling prices: For No white. 61s mixed. 6sH I;
5sA
OATS-Stock in elevators I7i.735 bushels: ship
nents from elevators, 70E bushels White. No 2
heavy. 59a5sk: do. No. 2 light 10 medium 5sa5ss
do. No. ;, heavy 5sa5siz; DO, No. 3 medium 56sa
5Ts; do. No. 6 light. 5sa57; No T. light to s...,
Sas6A; mixed No. 2, 5sssss; do. No. 3. sal1as5;
No. g. 52iza55.
RYE-Stock in eievators BAIT bushels; ship
ments from elevators. 262s bushels No. z Western
re EXPORT quoted al sSass; uptown delivery. Sas6
The Washington herald., 1908-03-18
LIQUOR UNIONS JOIN FORCES
Form Defensive Alliance Against
"onslaughts of Legislation"
Washington Cooperative Protective
League Composed of 5000 Men
Connected with Liquor Traffic.

For mutual protection against the on
slaughts Of legislation" thirty-four labor
organizations OF this city have formed a
defensive alliance to be known as the
Washington Cooperative Protective
League.
The members number 5000. and are
affiliated IN greater or less degree with
the liquor traffic.
At & recent meeting these, officers were
elected: President. J. Charles Mcclure. OF
the Retail Liquor Dealers Association;
vice president. Jere T. Mccarthy. busi-
ness agent Of :he Bartenders' Union; re-
cording and financial secretary. sam De
Nedrey, who has been elected a fraternl
delegate to the association treasurer, y A
James. Of the stationary fremen ser
geant-at-arms. William n. Ryan, OF the
Beer Wagon Drivers Union.
The executive board is President Nc
CURE, Vice President Mccarthy, secre-
tsry De Nedrey. J. II. Loreh. and J. ".
Toone
The association VIII meet every Mon
day night IN Costello's Hall. Sixth and
G streets northwest.
Among the organizations affiliated N
the new alliance are the liquor dealers.
bartenders. engineers, electrical workers.
walters, cooks. and other unions connected
with the liquor traffic. The league is
separate and alone. and. according 70 the
officers. has not and viii have no cOnnec-
ton with the American Federation OF
Labor
While the organizers plan TO make the
organization purely local, several pro-
mOters believe the movement viii spread
and that the league Will become q na-
tional affair
For the present the officers say they
viii devote their time 10 making the
league flourish IN this city.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-18
REAL ESTATE NOTES.

n. l. Sansburg announces the sale
TO Mrs. Mary Z. Donnohue OF the two
story brick house on Monroe street east
OF Fourteenth. recently erected by Lewis
+. Brueninger. The house is one OF d
row OF dwellings of colonial design. with
four rooms on each floor. Ths price
paid was $3.50. Mrs. Donnohue viii oc-
cupy the house as her home
James l. hampton Company has sold
for John NJ Davis TO W. V. Reeves the
property fronting forty-two feet on the
south side OF P street, between Seven
teenth and Eighteenth streets northwest
The price was Sc 80 The property is
improved on one side by 4 two-story
store building. which the new owner
proposes 10 remodel. and he VIII erect
on the other part Of the lot a three
story house, TO be occupied as his resi-
dence-
In connection with the A. F. Fox
Company. the same company has sold
for Mrs Thompson to a nonresident pur-
chaser the three-story brick house al
lS24 Ninth street northwest The price
was $500
Moore & Hiu have sold to G. A Nor
risette. for Harry Wardman, the prop
erty at 5S8 Tenth street northwest. The
LOT is 20 by 100 feet, and is improved by
a two-story colonial brick house. II IS
understood that the price paid was $3.50
Lane Bros. are preparing TO erect eight
two-story brick and frame dwellings at
361s TO 1858 Tenth street northwest. est
mated TO cost $4,000. Lane Bros. are
named as both architects and builders.
W o. Engler viii build a two-story and
attic brick house at 3700 Porter street
northwest, estimated TO cost $500. y. T.
Haller. architect, prepared the plans.
W. S Ayers. jr.. viii soon erect two
story frame house at 1224 Lawrence street
northeast, az a cost Of about 800
Speiden & Speiden, architects, prepared
the plans, and A. Jeffrey is the builder.
Dennis Mccarthy VIII erect a two-story
brick house at 226 Bryan street northwest
at a cost Of $500. c. H. Colburn IS the
builder. Mr.. Mccarthy preparing the
plans.
May A Regan is preparing to build a
two-story brick house at 1Ss H street
northeast, according 10 plans prepared
by J. GermuTer, at a cost Of about $780,
Henry Walsh is the builder.
Richard Ough has begun the erection for
Henry Copperthlte of two two-story brick
houses to cost $6.500
The Washington herald., 1908-03-18
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Quotations furnished by Z. +. Huttoz 4 Co.,
members OF the New York Stock Exchange and the
Chicago Board Of Trade. G. Bowie Chipman. man
ager. 1901 street northwest
Chicago. March 1.-THE wheat market was dull
all day slowly working up during the morning
about ! cent a bushe. with light offerings and a
good deal Of covering by Mondays sellers. The
cables were steady. which had considerable iufu-
ence, and there was some buying on the large de-
crease In Chicago total stocks and the fairly g0.l
decrease in Bradstreets visible supply
Corn was firm most Of the day, prices held within
fraction Of the previous high level. and there
was good deal Of buying on small receipts, bad
weather. and small amount Of contract corn
Oats were fairly active ana also firm, showing
a good advance from the opening but later re
acted with other grain on ths large increase in
Chicago contract stocks.
Trade In hog products was quite active. with the
market firm during the morning on small receipts
and higher prices for live hogs. but the advance did
f~,T
The Washington herald., 1908-03-18
LOCAL FINANCIAL GOSSIP.

Washington Railway and Electric Is
lead on the local stock exchange yester-
day. Brokers were out IN force after
them on an investment basis, and the
bonds were offered freely until $1,000 had
been sold. The price was from a to 7sS4.
The block sold took all in the market.
and though there were other bids, they
could not be satisfied
Railway common was in demand. and
one sale Of 100 shares at 241z went 10 the
record. Preferred sold at 70 and Greene
Cananea at 81.
American National Bank sold at i4S and
Commercial at $50 and 49, This was prac-
tically all the trading, the market being
dun after REGULAR call ON the bond list.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-18
MoTHERSHEAD SENT TO JAIL.
VIII BE Held TO Await Result of
Davis Injuries.

Willie Mothershead. who shot Charles
A Davis Sunday night, was remanded 10
Jail by Judge Kimbal in the Police Court
yesterday 10 await the outcome OF the
young mans Injuries. Bail was fixed at
$500
No testimony was taken IN the case.
and the young girl did not leave the
prisoners gage until she was taken 10
the van 10 be sent to Jail. No attorney
represented her, and no friends came to
cheer her.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-18
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Chicago March l7-cATTIE-Recripts. ls.ooo.
Prime beeTes 5.5oa6D; poor 70 medium, 4Soa5. 20 j.
COWS and heifers 2ela5.0: canncrs. Lg0s2-5-
HOGS-Reccipfs. II.N0 Light. i.55aisZ,z; rUushs,
4f5af7oi naked, Aoa4-sD; heavy, A75ai-9i Piss.
A5aaW
sHEEP-Receipts. !, o0e. Market steady. Native
sheep Al5a660 Western Ehaep A5oa6.1. native
lambs, 575aT.8; Western lambs. G5aa7-5o
New Y0Fk. March l7.-CATTLE-ReceiDtS $50
Calves firm and steady.
CALvES-Roceipts. 10 Market weak. Fair In
diana veals. $50; dressed calves. dull; city dressed
Feals sizalS's county dressed, sail
SHEEP AND LAAiBS-Receipts. $50. Sheep.
strong; lambs, firm. Common sheep. $50; fair 20
prime lambs. 7.50aSB
-Receipts 5S9. Feeling steady. Quoted
al s0a5 % for whole ranEe.