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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-19
CITY RANKS FOURTH
IN REQ CROSS SALES
RICHMOND LAGS BEHIND BUT Is
EXPECTED TO TAhE BRACE
ON HOME STRETCH.

Although Richmond now ranks
only fourth in the line al competition
with other Virginia cities IN connee-
tion with the sale OF Red Cross
stamps. this city is expected To give
1 better account OF itself before the
sale ts concluded
Norfolk is leading In the race. with
Roanoke a close second Then comes
Petersburg. With Richmond not far
behind that city.
II rs estimated that since the open
ing of the sale not fewer than $4,000
seals a day have been out by business.
firms and individuals in Virginia.
FIFTY per cont. of the gross receipts
from the sale in Richmond will go
To Pine Camp. where the city's tuter
eulosis patients are treated.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-19
FINAL INSTITUTE HELD
AR CHASE GIII.- MONDAY

Director at Institutes j. J.@9een,
Of the state department al agrtcul-
ture. went To Chase CITY early Mon
day morning 10 hoid the last institute
OF the year. He said Sunday that he
expected a good crowd and many hen.
eiicial Results.
The Chase City Institute hrings ii
three weeks campaign To a Close.
All the institutes held in the south
west and TIdewatcr sections Of the
State were most successful and en-
coira9ing. according 10 MIR. owen.
who believed the farmers who. with
their wives and children, manifested
the greatest interest and enthusiasm
in the meetings. viii l,e greatly bene
dted by what they heard from the
lecturers.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-19
CAN'T LOAN TO SCHOOL.
UNDER Dual CONTROL

Attorney General Williams, in an
opinion seHt To Superintendent OF
,{uoiic instruction Lggleston Monday
eloids that loan Of $4,000 for a
literary fund cannot be made bv the
State poard Of education to II school
uhder the control Of more than one
sch"ol board. Therefre the hieh
school Of Disputanta, Prince C;eorgo
county. which is controlled by the
school boards OF Templeton and
biack"ater districts, canot get the
money II wished to borrow.
II was while considering tile ie-
saitS OF q loan To the Disputanta
schooi that Mr.. Eggleston and Sec.
rtsafy Siearnes decided to put the
matter up To MIR. Williams
The attorney-generai declared IL hts
opinion that an act of the T.egisIs
ture was necessary IL the board wishc I'd
To make the desired loan.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-19
TWO MORE TAKEN UNDER
CARE UF PRtSblTERy

TWo saGae men we're admitted INTO
tn East Hanover FrosbyterS 80 can
Gldafes for the ministry at Il specially
called meeting Of the prcshytery Mon
day morning They are Mr. ". T..
Guerrant, Of Nhmure. Ky, and Mr.
Wesley Baker Of Baltimore Both
are now pursuing first year studies at
the Union Theological Seminary and
both arr members of Gnter Park
Presbyterian church
The addition Of theee two eanai-
dates makes total'of twenty-five now
under the care of the East Hanover
Presbytery4
The session OF tho presbytery fol-
lowed The usuai MoudaS morning
meeting ri the Presbyterian minister r.
OF Richmond AT which special com.
lnittee WAS appointed To arrange for
week If union prayer services the
hr&t Week al the new year This coin
Inittee Is composed ol Kew. Dr 7. T.
MfiHden. chairman Rev. Or D. clay
Lilly, Mr. ". \. Rohertson
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-19
NO RELIEF WHERE
CHECKS ARE PAID
THE FEDERAL COURT DECIDES
AGAINST GOVERNMENT IN
BOGUS PENSION CASE.

By Tie tInearthine of a clover pcn-
crHmcnt was tho means OF settling an
important issue IN law The United
States Circuit Court Of Appeals, Judges
i'ritchard, Mcdowell and Rose sitting.
have announced an Affirmation Of the
decision OF the lower court In the ease
~ tn" United states against the Ba i
ot North NiiI9eshor0. \. C., and In the
decision holds that the banks are not
Responsible 10 the government for
money paid out IN cashiou pension
checks which are later discovered 10
have hecn presented by the wrong
pprr5or. The opinion OF the court
reads
Tho contention Of the government
carried to its last analy sis holds ,hat
every one VIII" e3Shes pension checks
must satisfy themselves at thetr own
peril that the man to whom the check
~ drawn il not IN imposter'
The scheme In question was worked,
n Is alleged hr Mary NJ Maley. OF
Nilkeshofe, aUd was carried on FOR
some time before the government
learned that SHE Was obtaining the
pension Huder apparently fraudulent
methods. There vas a soldier in the
IN rni,ee VA hsg the name Of Webster.
Jl,d after his death the commission RE-
,eiNed a petition For n pension from n
woman Whp claimed to be- his widow.
II WuS only IL 1908 that the commits
sion discovered that both Webster and
Ills widow difd some time prior to ia90
and that 1he penstpner WAS ia reality
Mrs Mary NJ. MHoS.
Tn" government then sued the Bank
of Wtlkes5Ure fer s744 81. tho aggregate
1f NI y ffRftss hpan
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-19
mrs HAHN LEAVES
Al TER TAKING THOUGHT

10 avoid arrest and prosecution for
contempt Of court. Mrs. Ida Hahn. of
527 West Broad. who was entoinoa
SATURDAY morning from beating uer
husband. Solomon Hahn, a,i,etiv
packed tup her belongings sunoay
ana i.ft town. Her husband IL max
ING no effort to locate her.
Mrs. Hahn's sudden departure ,vss
taken AFTER she had deiied the cour,
10 make her keep out OF her hug
pAnu store she declared tina, the
slole was hers and her husband was
hers and that she would NOT ,easo
either Of them.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-19
SHELL OWENS WILL RETURN
HOME WITH His MOTHER

Shell Owens, the fourteen year old
youth who told the police his name
was Frank Floyd after he was ar
rested two weeks ago on the charge
of stealing 81 from a residence on
North Third street, will be sent back
To his home ut Lanrens. s. e. 4
telegram was received at the head
quarters al the Associated Charities
Monday stating that his mother would
leave for Richmond without delay ta
calm possession of her boy.
The lads real name and home was
ascertained several days ago through
the exercise OF little detective head
work bT reporter fer The Virgin
ian.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-19
GAINS DEVELOP
IN EARLY HOUR
GENERAL UPWARD MOVEMENT
BEGINS WITH TIE WEEK IN
NEARLY ALL ACTIVE
IGGTrutG

NEW YORK, December 19.---Good
gains were made In nearly all tho
issues traded in at tho opening of the
stock market to-day and a general
upward movement developed.
Impressive buying was evident in a
number Of important issues from the
beginning and the market with one
or two exceptions continued strong.
Governments are unchanged, and
other honds strong.
Additional advances were recorded
IN a number of the leading railroads
and industrials during the last half
OF the forenoon.
The market continued fairly active
IN the afternoon. but the rising ten
dcncy was checked on large offerings
OF stocks.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-19
ADDITION TO CHURCH
DEDICATED FOR SERVICE

FREDERICKSBURG. VA. Deem.
Der 13.--Ihe spacious addition To the
Methodist Sunday school was aediea'-
I'd Sunday with an elaborate pro-
gram. This new addition includes nine
separate class rooms Il iibrarX
Kitchen aud basement. The class rooms
ARE g arranged that they can be
thrown into one large assenbl room
Wan these improY ements the
Mstfrodists have bH far the best equip
ped snnday-sehool rooms in the city
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-19
Minister'S sYMPATHlE
NTH REV. OR. HATCHER
s RESOLUTIONS oil con.
DOI1ENCE IN CONNECTION
WITH HIS FATHERS
Hy DEATH.

RESOLUTIONS OF sympathy FOR Rev.
Y. Hatcher. pastor of Broad
of Methodist church. whose father
~ laSt week. were passed al the
1lnr Monday morning co1ferellee
Hee&h0dist ministers. on account
~ bereavement. iir. Hatcher did
oseach sunday his pulpit in the
nlNg being filled by Rex. I)r. J..
Aihafn and by Eey. A. e. Berry
~ night
~ Nnneunced tina, big tent
T. being planned for the
l@v. J. E. Brown. a famous
1865 q ~ Louis. will probably
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-19
SEIk To ABOLISH OFFICE
on CITY COLLECTOR,

When the council committee on or
dinauces. charter ANA reform meet.
TucsdaX night another effort will he
made to have she resolution reducing
the fees al thu city collector recon
nendsd To tho city assembly, and its
patron. councilman Henry h. Pollard
VIII personally appear in Its behalf.
IL IL claimed that fhe collector re-
ceiVes between $4,000 and $40. GOO
a year. The plan of Mr. Pollard ~
To nave the fees reduced or done aseas
with altogether
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-19

have charge of the campaign. A
large tent holding 5000 people win
he used and there VIII lie trained
singers and workers. The tent win
be pitched In three different points ia
the city and meetings a, each point
will continue for about three weeks
The meetings VIII I've held in East
End and West End of Richmond and
if South Richmond
Mr.. Brown has had great success IN
meetings throlg bout the country He
has had signal success III Norfolk and
Lynch burg
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-19
LEyEN INDICTMENTS
q AGAINST FORMER BANKER

n EEEEBTRG, Va. December 10
n. Boycnion. the well known
hampton man who until recently CON
41actcd a banking business in lamp
!eA. uppervii4e and Iidelleburp, has
MoEn indicted on eleven different
Afges Of having received deposits
nuWtng that his banks We're insol-
ut. He was released en- $4,000 bond
appear for trial at the January
l8n of court. MIR. Bcyenten IS friends
II Hampton furnished tne bond.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-19
Case Confined

10 allow counsel for John Al SIC.
walt time to prepare the defans.,
Justice Crutchfeld Monday continued
the case in which Mr.. Stywalt IL an
'cused OF violating the child TABOR law
q the. state. According to Agent
Clinedinst. Of the bureau of lat,or
Mr. Stywalt permitted his thirtecn-
year-oid daughter to work In the
johnson box factory. The child js
too young to work, according to the
la Dor laws. which were passed at tho
instance Of state Commissioner of La
Dor J. b. Dohcrty.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-19

Dolly Simmons, a. coioretl woman.
was found dead in bod Sunday at her
home in the rear pc 3l2 East Main
street. Coroner Taylor, Who. viewed
the body. decided that death had
resulted from naturhi causes. and that
no inquest was nee esSarY The hudy
was accordingly turned avar 10 her
family for burial
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-19
NEGRO ACQUITTED ON
CHARGE or ILLEGAL VOTING

LYNCHWTRG. IA. Dec. 19.--Wal-
ter Smith. the negro who was recent
- arrested charged with having voted
illegally in the recent local optlon
election, waa acquitted on Saturday
His home lies parry in the city and
partly in he county. and he had been
told that he should transfer his vote
to the city.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-19
POSTPONE CONSIDERATION OF
ELECTION or SENATOR'S

WASN'T NOTION, December 10
The senate committee on Judiciary To-
day postponed until after the HOLIDAYS
confederation of a report made by :,
subcommittee in favor Of the eiet-
ton Of United States senator's hy
popular vote. Similar actor was
taken with regard 10 the nominations
tor commerce court pflces.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-19
G0ANOkE GAS PLANT
WILL BE ENLARGED

d ROANOKE VA. December IL
- Roanoke Gas and Water Com
e41y announced to~daY that because
1.-The rapid growth in It's business, :.
6oE corporation has been formed To
ke over its gas properties and that
EAbe,OO0 viii be expended at once in
- improvement OF its gas plant in
4m1tnE the erection 81 what will lie
- largest holder in Virginia
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-19
MONUMENT TO WILLIAM
HAMPTON CURTIS uNyEJt I'm

Impressive exercises married. tho
unveiIing Of monument To the late
William Hampton Curtis SUNDAY af
ternoon in the Hebrew Cemetery the
ceremonies being under tho auspices
Of Magnolia Camp. Wcodmen OF the
World.
The following double quartet took
part In the exercises. Messrs. r.
Cocker, NJ. W. Wilkinson, q. Il. KIM
nally, w. A. King. r. n. LLOYD. ] |.
Boltz. w. l.. Nunnally, j. II Asfl.sv.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-19
WITS RtlAIN COUNSEL,
PROMINENT LAW FIRM

IL NGHBURG. VA. December 10,
The VET forces have RETAINED the
Jaw urn of HARPER Goodman aud
Daniel and j. Tius,ey Coleuan To rep
RESENT them In the coming contest
ne answer 10 the pelition flleu sat
uraay by George h. Sasnie. Thomas
"Aitehead ana Juase A. A. Phlexar,
on behalf OF the "urys," win he f1led
within the next twenty days.
Inc wet counsel TO-DAY would not
give out any Information as 10 what
the sharaeter OF the reply would p.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-19

Soathside.
At this meeting of the Council the
resignation Of Mr.. Arthur Clarke.
another school trustee. will be pre-
HssIted. and II is possible that his sue
cessor Will he named. Mr.. Clarke for
a number of years has represented the
Third district His resignation. like
that of Mr. Bagby. IL caused by his
removal from that district to another
part OF the city.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-19
SCHOOL TRUSTEE
WILL Be CHOSEN

The city Council viii meet ia 1oinf
session Monday night To elect a sue
cessor To Mr.. John BaehN. of the First
school district, who recently resigned
from tie city school board
This district Includes Church Hnl
and Washington ward rwo candi-
dates are In the field for the place Mr.
oscar Parrish, of North Twenty ssixth
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-19
RUNS AWAY WITH POKER
lsE1S MONTHS IN JAZZ

Convicted of stealing a $fs pig from
Clarence Tinsley, two negroes, Albert
Jones and Charlie Johnson were
Monday morning sent to jail for four
mopsEs by Justice crutchtield. The
pig was brought into court az exhibit
aalpha and omega and loudly pro-
tested that he had been stolen. though
the accused declared that they didn't
know "nothin' about it,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-19
CENSUS OFFICE GIVES
OUT STATISTICS

WASHINGTON. Dccemhr 1.-the
census Office announced to-day the
population Of the following cities and
towns.
Wayne township. Ind. 20.131.
Marshall City. Tex, 11.452.
Alabama; Admission City, l2.TAAa
Bessemer, 10,S64. Dothan, 7.Ol6{
Florence. $3.50, Huntsville. l.S10
6slms, 13.64as
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-19
OCTOBER COTTON
SHOWS STRENGTH
BULL SUPPORT CARRIES
PRICES TO WITHIN SIX
POINTS OF RECENT
HIGH LEVEL.

NEW YORK. December t9.-At thu
opening the cotton market was steady
TO points higher, October show
ing the greatest strength. The list
did not respond fully TO firm cables
a. the outset but later received strong
bah support which carried prices to
within six points Of the recent high
level.
Becena Der ftssmsa: January,
1892 q 90: March, l5.2ta22 MAY.
1541a42; July. 1s.4e al, August.
i5.o9 u 10. October. is.soaf5i.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-19
Insurgents stop Trains.

a Ell PASO December Ia All trains
Hon the Northwestern railroad from
= Junsa TO redernales, have been
1ppped by the insurgents at the lat
point and arde.ea back to La
9nfa. according to advfces received
-x1ay. Practically all telegraph lines
eQm Ell Paso have been cut west Of
~ Andreas, making Il Impossible 10
IT any news of the events occurring
- Chihua hua state persistent futnors
4 another battl. between insure tos
md Federals in or near Pedernales
cannot be confirmed.
The latest turn OF Mexican evcnt&
10 brought scores Of American AL
|yentnrers and soldiers of fortune 20
me scene ~ the trouble. Many are
04eytng their services 10 the Mexican
9ofthwestern Railway Company
sxRumising to operate trains aut Of
yEhfhnahua to the front
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-19
LIEUTENANT EASTMAN
RECEIVERS FROM FEVER

HARR1SONBURd VA. December
ls.--Lleutenant Robert Eastman, OF
ltarrisonburg Guards, who nus been
Ill with fever at Y. NJ r.. Lexington,
for several weeks, has sufficiently re-
covered to return to the home OF his,
parents, Mr.. and Mrs G. II. East
ham. on South East Main street
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-19
HELD FOR GRAND JURY
On NitKDh.Ruus ASSAULT

For trying to Kill Robert Mosny
with a kniie and failing in this at
tempting 10 beat his BRAINS out with
II ciun saturday nisnt, Jonn Mospy.
Il colored HIaaiator OF jackson ward,
Was sent On To tho grand jury by Jus
tice Crutchfieid i'll ponce court Mon
uay morning.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-19
BIG STEAMSHIP IN
PERILous POSITION

VANCOUVER. b. C.. Dec. 1S.--The
Crank Trunk Pacifics crack new liner
the Prince George. went ashore at the
entrance of the Harbor to-day. II 10
feared she may tip over at low tide
this afternoon.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-19
rcditors OF Aciiis Ncc,

MANASSAS. VA. Dec. 1s.---WaIter
Narney, referee in bankruptcy, held
a meeting her this morning OF the
creditors OF Leopnfd Sells and an
pointed Bryan Gordon trustee and
Henry Camper .. II. Waters and Eu-
gene Giddings appraisers. crandall
Maekey. Commons ealthis attorney for
Alexandra county. who is attorney
fer Sells. was present.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-19
FRED TENNY TO MANAGE
BOSTON NATIONAL

BOSTON, MASS. December IL
Fred Tenny was TODAY appointed
manager Of the Boston Nationals. An
nonncement was made by Pre- ident
Russell at the conclusion Of a meet
ing Of the club officials.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-19
HARRY TUCKER CALLED
AWAY BY NEPflEW's DEATH

NORFOLK. VA. December H.
Harry IT. George Tucker was TO-DAY
called 10 Charleston. W. Va. by the
Carmichael,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-19
OANOkE GROCER
MAKES S~It.NMENT

ROANOKE, VA December Ia
Ia ~ Marks. grocer made assign
nt to-day to J. w. Camper His as
are estimated At $500 and the
9litses are ahou, 1920 W. H..
Ion Is preferred In 1850 for REM.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-19
Died on shopping Trip,

NORFOLK, VA. December 1s.-
Mrs Nj. G. Cheatham. whose funeral
occurs in Crewe today. was in Nor
folk shopping when found dead in
bed at the home oi her sister. Mrs.
Il. j.. Cousins
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-19
HIDES.
-
l'IRs.
MISCELLANEOUS.

MISCELLANEOUS.
Wainuts per bu. .59......15 n
BiackEyed Peas, good
hu. .....-..-t.s.-... -
Dried Apples. bright.
Apples, sound. per tbl3 90 ds %
EeeswaX. per III % IS
REMARKS; Market conditions prae.
ticalir same as Saturday. Turkeys rtsA
slightly. other prices steady.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-19
RICHMOND PRODUCE MARKET
Richmond. Va. Dec. 10, 1910
LIVE POULTRY.
DHEssED y,OvrI.Tny

tTndraWn. head and lcet off.t
Turkeys, choice, per ID. ...i q -
Turkeys. thin and small,
per ~ .iA W. ~
Chickens, per lb. ........14 ~ Is
Ducks, PSF ID. .....r-s,-,+lS q u
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-19
SALES,

2.VUU Va Old 81. s7ls: 200 Va Gem
turtles al ss9s 10 shares National Bank
OF Virginia. 1872.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-19
GA NJ r..
EGGS


Crates, nearby. fresh laid 81. q
Crates, other sections 49,. ~ 81
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-19
LIVE STOCK.
cn dice TO fancy. uer

Choice. family packed 2a eb
Merchants, fair. per IBIS Il %
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-12-28
NEW YORK STOCKS AND BONDS
Trend Towards Reaction Becomes
Rather More Pronounced.
TRADING IS smALL IN VOLUME
Heaviness of List Apparently Largely
Due TO Aggressive short SELL
ing by Professional Group
State Bank Fails.

NEW YORK. Dec 27.-The trend toward
reaction which dominated last weeks OPP
erations In the stock market became rather
more pronounced at the resumption Of
business today and resulted i'm losses Of a
point and over in the better known issues,
with more severe declines in certain spC-
cialties.
Trading throughout the session was small
in volume. II surface conditions may be
accepted the heaviness of the list was
largely due to the aggressive short selling
by professional group, which only re-
Gently was more or less conspicuous for
the extent Of its commitments on the other
side.
The closing of a local state bank, whose
troubles are commonly believed to be an
aftermath Of the panic Of 1897, while in no
particular sense q market factor, was
hardly helpful to the bull account. The
banks difficulties, however served to call
attention to the latest report of the state
banking department which demonstrates
the strong position Of majority OF these
institutions compared with a year ago.
The London stock exchange was closed
today and European markets generally
were dull and festureless
The bond market was irregular Sales,
par value. S2,233,OOJ
United States bonds were unchanged on
call
Number Of sales and leading quotations
on stocks follows.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-12-28

SHEEP-Trade in sheen and lambs ro-
ceived plenty Of support from buyers this
morning supplies moving readily at figures
somewhat higher. Advances were modcr-
ate, however. and did not exceed 1OGiEc
as applied TO the market as a whole More
activity to the demand was largely due
to light run, and II was generally con-
ceded that anything like heavy receipts
would have made a slow clearance.
Fat sheep were more plentiful than any
other class OF stock and sales of wethers
and ewes afforded the broadcast test Of the
advance. Fat wethers, sim lar to the SiO0
Kind yesterday, went at Al5 while ewes
sold up as high sass. Choice handy weight
wethers are quotabe at SA25 and better.
hearlings were good enough to bring $500,
indicating an extreme quotation Of S5.35.
Only two or three loads OF lambs were
available and prices paid showed more or
less Improvement $500 buying fairly good
quality. Nothing suitable for first feeding
or refinishing arrived, either in lambs or
sheep, and the feeder branch of the TRADE
remained UNCHANGED
Quotations on sheep and lambs: Good
to choice light lambs, S6OOd6. IS; good to
choice heavy lambs, S5.25fI5.76; good feed
lambs, $5.S5Q575; fair feeding lambs N500
300; light common lambs, 3,0OQ40 co. handy
weight yearlings, S47565.35; heavy year
lings, &.O0d470 good to choice light weth-
ers, S3.S5d4O5; good to choice heavy weth-
ers, S.65q4OO; good to choice light ewes,
50. 4OQ29O; good heavy ewes, S3O0Q3.5O: feed
ing ewes, 50 2563O0; Gamers, 81 .5Od2.OO.
Representative sales: