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Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-02-03
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ard Fred. Ezsd VIA ne PrasAF-
serz2 Cazrtk Sunday.
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NOTICE Or FINAL SETTLEMENT.
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Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-02-03

NoucE o. FE<L SETTLEMENT
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yoz Gn zz-zzd boz ecklT r7- 81
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taking TIE great kzey remedy. d..
Kilz=s SE1zpRooE 4 trzl Ellooz-
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p-vVrz IN 1bozsS1zsR TIE -ast distress
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Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-02-03

Jazes. tae little sou Of NJ. and
Mrs ". q EIlsE. Is H.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-02-03
AorIcE 81 FInAl serrlENENT.

NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT.
Notke Is HEREBY giTsn thst aEI
setsseEent oS the estate % OrhsA
HIT deceased. sin BE- n.5s &
4e February serm q TIE Probate
cczr Il Azarzia c0zzsy. Miscah 70
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sseoad Mendzy IN FenruSry. 1914
r. D. woRRELL
Et1 Azi1iE-aiU
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-02-03

TIE NcNHisa Hish School sec.
egs basket hail tear ssseztsd the
csatrszs High schsss flrss team
~ "a 10 Non6sy ~sftsns0on IN this
city.
Ths Westminster College has
set bail team defeated tire Nc. ~.
4 tear, here, Monday afterseoa n
70 g. This was tire soldiers' first
esns.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-02-03

THE LEDGER JOB PRlNIs''
FOR NEAT UP.To-pATE WoHA
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-02-03

Mrs. Joe Canterbury is In O
Neb.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-02-03

Miss EEh. 6@ngaaa q Gen. Mas
~ and wife. who hzs sea d. i
reported better.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-02-03

NoTlcE OF FINtA SETTLEMENT.
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Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-02-03

NOTICE or FINAL SETTLEMENT
Noeice Is hereby gfvez That INA
s~atteHsnt of the ezt&te Of Rose y
Haley. deceased. VII b ZSse .
the February term q TIE Prssa''
Court Of Anarzin eounty. Missouri %
be held a. Mckee Missoun, On X
second Monday In FebruzrT, 1914
NOBLE BARNES,
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Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-02-03

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Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-02-03

MA B. ?. Robertson is home from
ST. Loais.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-02-03

LEDGER ADyEgTTsEEEsTs Par
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-02-03
Fo1eys
Pills

VIZ fn&y III Do f0r Yea
Iacy will cure yczF bzckache,
streng1hsn ycrr ki1neys, cor
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sp the worn CT GSeaes, and
eliminate the excess nrie acid
that eanxes rheuraatisrn. Pre-
vsns Brighxs Cisease and Dia.
BATES. ard restore health and
sfrength Refuse anbstituteG
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Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-02-03

NOTICE o. FsAsL SETTLEMENT.
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ssrdnszs q ne esszs e Cas-
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Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-02-03

MoTcE o. F1NsL SETTLEMENT.
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.LAxsr. es<szsaA uZ - mate 1t
n. Eesrzzsy s~z II ts Prukaas
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The Washington herald., 1910-02-12
LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET.
Prices quoted are vholesale.)

tfEcts quoted are Wnolesale.)
BUTTER-Creamery. fancy S0lza3I; Do. Arsts. "a
%; Co, seconds. Za2s; process. fancy. .; do. fair
% good Za2s; dairy, choice 2ia25; do, good. gs23;
store packed, y
CHEESE-New York State factory, fancy flats. Ia
ia. do, small, Hairs; d.. large l6i.al7
EGGS-NeaTby, choice, NtuTuable cases. =; West
Virginia and Southwestern Virginia rrturns ii [,
cases. z; Tennessee, retlIrnabe CASES. 2 North
Carolina, Teturnabic cases. g
LIVE POULTRY-Chickeus spring. larve n,
do, medium 20 do, medium. small. %: hens.
SMALL Per ID, Is; do, large. y; ROSTERS. Der h.
9, ducks, old, l5al6; do. spring. lbs. and over
bale; geese per To- l0al2; do, fancy I2ali; tlr-
keys. toms. Der IL. ZaG3 do. hens Za2i: do, thin
l0al2; keats. pr H.. Is
DRESSED POULTRY-Turkeys. choice undraw1
hens. per H.. 25a27: do. average undnwn, mixed,
24a2J. chickens. PER ID, 2Ja2; chickens and hens
mixed, l5al9i capons, lib average Der ID. Da6,
do. small -3a3; slips. per 10, lsa3O; hens. choice
Der h. HAS; ROSTERS. psr ID. 10; ducks. lGas;
geese. per ID. Hale.
GAAIE-Quau, per doz., fancy. 500; do. small
L00al5o; squirrels, each. 5as; opossums. each 8as5
DRESSED MEATS-Hams. country, suCar-cure1
l6al8; hogs, small and neat, per cat. IOlsaIl: do
medium to heavy. 10; do, rough has
DRIED FRUITS-Arples sliced, fancy. 1kas; do.
sliced bright 5a51a, do, quarters, bright 5; cher
Ties 12ai5; blackbeTrios Z; WhOrueberries. lZls
GREEN FRUITS-Apples, loose PER barrel, Len,
L8
Potatoes, pe. barrel. I5J. sweet
potatoes, per barrel. new 2OOa25O; yams per barrel
] JhI75
SUNDRIES-Beeswax. 29aSO: tallow, ea6l: gin
seng Der 10, 5O0a550; seneca, per To-, 10: golden
SEAL 4oai5, pink l2al4: mandrake. 2a3: snake root
s.; walnut kernels. DRY. lZsll5: black wanuts ner
100 lbs LOO
WOOL AND HIDEs-wool. unwashed, free Of
buns, per b. 2Sa29; wool bury. Z5a28: hides gTesr
per h., 10; do. dry l3al6 sheeTskius, greeD eacs
7jaLO0 do. dIy, 25a60; calfskns. green. each s1s
liz; muskrat each 20; do, black, IS; DO. hts 81,
skunk, each. black 251a3Oo: mink each. 40ls5 an.
rabbit skins each. !; op0ssum. EACH S0a5O: raceoon
each 75alO0 80
The Washington herald., 1910-02-12
BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET.

Baltimore, Feb IL-Quotstions furnished by Baltl
more Fuir ara Produce Association are SIS follows:
BUTTER-Crsmery. fancy. h.. "a imitation. zia
2; prints = h. 2a53; do, H. 2a50; blocks. 2
r.. 1ea33 dairy prints MEylsrd. Pennsylvania. and
Virginia. 9azl; Iaaa and Northwestern ladle 1'a2L
EGGS-Mauiaud. Pennsylvania, and nearby 1irsJs
per doz., d, de-. Eastern Shore, Maryland and
Virginia, .. Western frstA g, do. West Virginia
D.. do. North Carolina q
DRESSED POULTRY Turkeys. choice. young
small per To-, Za26; medium 70 large, pcE h.. "a
q; do, fair N good per b.. Za2i. old toms per
h. 2a2l; chickens, straight Young. pr b. small,
laa2oi do, mixed. young and old. Ter d.. l7al5;
ducks. choice fat per To-. l6azD, cspons large per
H., 25a25; medium, peT H., 22a23; small aud slips
pr 10 ls12', geese. choice, nearby. Per H.. Iial5
Western auc Southern, Ter TO-, HAS.
LIVE PoULFRY-old hens heavyweight per D..
T. do, lightweight, Isl.; old ROSTERS. pr To-,
10; Young chickens, choice, per H., lsaD. rough
and poor, l5alG; turkeys hens. choice, per d.. .
young ZObblers. paT h. s. old toms. Der ID 3laZl !:
rough and Toor, per H., uai2i gcese, Western ana
Southern. uer H., BaI4. Maryland and Virginia
PET ID. lal5, pigeons young, pair. .; do. old,
pair. = DUCKS. large, per H. IS do, small 20 me
dun. per h. l5al- do, white Pesils, Der H.. I5a
H. guinea f9Ul. old, eacl, ., do, young. II lbs.
and over. 70.
The Washington herald., 1910-02-12
LOCAL FINANCIAL GOSSIP.

The Washington Stock Exchange will
not meet to-day, in accordance with ac-
ton taken yesterday In New York and
several other States to-day is a legal holi-
day and the Wall street exchange and
others in other cities will be closed. 1t
was thought by the board of governors
that it was an appropriate time for some
repairs and painting in the room occupied
for the meetings of the exchange and adj
jOuTnment for to-day was recommended.
Washington Railway and Electric Pre-
ferred was the leader of the market yes
terday. about 40 shares going upon
record at S7la and fractions above that
The common stock attracted less In
terest, though inquiry was made for the
sale OF 800 shares. Washington Gas sold
few shares at Y and attracted slight
attention. American Security and Trust
sold from 2S0 to 2S3s. which is about
high-water mark for the stock. Other
trading was scattered and in fractional
lots.
The Washington herald., 1910-02-12

NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York. Feb. U.-BUTTER-R Receipts to-day
we're 1874 packages Fancy butter rules steady 20
firm at unchanged prices. Creamery specials, 2Slt
do extras 2 do. hrsts, = State dairy, good %
choice. 2 process specials, IA; Western imitation
creamery. frsjs. d.
CHEESE-Receirts today were LILO boxes The
market was very quiet this morning but there were
no changes reported in prices Of the several grades
II full--eGm stock. State fll cream fan specials
IS do. fan make fancy, i7s do, fall make, good
20 prime, l6A, skins, specials IA; do, fall make
good 20 prime. i.
EGGS-Receip,s to-day were seq cases The mar
ket IS steady on fresh eggs, ard prices are fully
sustained. state. Peuusy vsnisr and nearby hen
nery. white fancy 81 State and Pennsylvania
brown hennery fancy. %; fresh-gathered, extras, @
do. frsts. 26iz
MILLFEED-Weaker; fair dealings. Spring bran
26Ooa2650; standard middlings s60oa2625; city bran,
$50 in bulk; Western red dog. 5LO0. u arrive;
winter wheat bran, in l0OpUund sacks to arrive,
E.75
OATs-Lifeless and steady. No ?. white ga
4ls: No. g. white. 65a55l5 No. l. white 52z57S5 :
natural and clipped. white, on track, 5Sa56'a
FLOUR R. Steady; demand moderate Kansas
stra1ghts, 525a50, IN sacks; soft strsiEhts, 550a
SO In barrels; spring patents 5!5a600 IN barrels
spring clears, 4.75a5eo.
RYE FLOUR-Steady; business inactive. Good
to choice brands quoted at i.9aA60.
BUCKWHEAT FLOUR-New. TO arrive is
quoted az 20Ga205 with slow trade
CORNMEAL-Steady; inquiry is inactive. Kiln
dried for export, $40: coarse meal In bags, I3calH
HAY-Receipts, $40 tons; easier; demand is
fair. Prime timothy 10; No. !, l5; No 2, LOa
LILO; No. 3. 100
STRAW-Receipts. 10 tons; steady; snail deal
ings. Long ne, Ss9O.
BEEF-Steady; moderate dealingS Packet. I35Oa
lA00; family, l6al7.
PoRK-StToDgi small supply. Mess. . Ooa24. 80: :
family. z5Ea2600.
LARD-Fim; inquiry inactive Prime Western
1885, city, l25; refined continent, HO5; South
American, $50, refined Brazilian, kegs A61;I
oeaoStearine. l3z; lard stearne dull: New York L
The Washington herald., 1910-02-12

New York, Feb. 1f.-Bradstreets State
of Trade viii say tomorrow:
Trade stiI maintains the quiet I'M
dertone previously noted. and not I'M
usual. by the way. at this season OF
the year, when buyers are gathering at
leading markets in preparation for the
opening Of the spring campaign. Reports
Of buyers being numerous. but Of buy
ing being conservative come largely from
the leading Northern and Central West
ern markets, prominent In this respect
being New York. Boston. Philadelphia,
and Chicago.
In the Northwest, Southwest the
South, and on the Pacific Coast reports
are still highly optimistic, and liberal
buying for spring is noted In the first
mentioned group the conservatism IS va
riously explained as due to the high
levels Of prices. the breaks in the stock
market and the disposition to await new
impulses from the country's Capital
In addition. the talk Of possible strikes
by employees Of railways centering at
Chicago and of soft coal miners west
OF the Alleghenies tends TO repress Oper-
atoms. In the other sections the feeling
Is that large areas will be planted in
crops favored by high prices ruling. and
reflection Of this IS found IN reports Of
active trade IN agricultural implements
West ard South
Among the leading Industries Il might
be noted that iron and steel are quleter;
that there IS weakness in pig iron. and
that high prices OF some kinds Of cotton
goods repress dealings. IN other lines Of
cottons. however. and IN wooden goods
there Is q good movement"
The Washington herald., 1910-02-12
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Quotations furnished By W. h. Hibbs & Co, mem
bers Il the Chicago Board Of Trade, Hibbs Building
Chicago, Feb u.-Wheat opened unchanged % 2.
higher, with trade q m0dCTato proportions North
western markets held firm. Minneapolis reported
demand Tor cash not brisk. A Minneapolis mes
sage stated that the advance IA prices met resting
selling orders Tor wheat 20 arrive. Reported sale
q 200 bushels No. ! Northern locally at - cents
over May Premiums hard winters are easier
and show declina Of I 20 2 cents bushe within
a week. Local car lots. d, With 3 estimated Tor
tomorrow
Corn opened steady % a shade higher. advanced
b GA fCr May further covering by short inter
e5ts. On the advance there was heavy selling by
commission houses Of long CON- and prices receded
D. % below last nights figures. Cash prices STEADY
20 Z cent higher. Local car lots 80 with AZ c5-i
mated for tomorrow
oats were strong ard higher early with shorts
good buyers. ard later prices broke back when
other grains eased Selling scale orders
b. commission houses Cash TTl18 in the sample
msTaeJ steady 20 y higher. Local car lots 10
with l45 estimated for tomorrow.
Provisions were sharply higher under a liberal &c
m2Ld principally from packers, May rbs being
in most urgent request Prohibiting longs supplied
the bulk q the offerings. The hog situation and
improved shipping demand FOR meats Vers tie coz
trolling factors
The Washington herald., 1910-02-12
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New York. Feb L.-CATTI E-Receipts, 2-792
head No steers offered to-day. Bulls were or l0o
higher thin COWS steady: Others l0al5o higher; the
yards were cleared Bulls sold ag5a4g5 Der 100
pounds oovs 275a5I0; dressed beef slow. but steady
AZ sA4llp4 for native sides with a little extra beef
selling az lie. Liverpool and London cables quoted
live cattle lower at i124al3%c per pound. dressed
weight. rgfrige8tCr bc5f selling az sTsalO5. per
pound Imports to-day. none; tomorrow. rs beeyes
% sheep uHd f.l65 quarters q beef
CALVES Receipts. l59 head. Yeals were firm on
limited receipts bauyar3 calves nominal Inferior
q prime vtals sold az 5alIG0 per 100 pounds.
dressed calves firm az lsl5s for city dressed veal5
9al4ie Tor country dressed HUyari and fed calves
SHEEP AND LANBS-Receipts. 4GSl head. The
feeling was steady al around. but 10 sheep were
offered. Medium 10 fair lambs sold at s4Oas 80 Der
100 pounds yearlinEs. 200; dressed mutton Was finn
at loalzz Per pound dressed lambs easier at llaIY5
with few hog dressed lambs selling at Is; country
dressed dollhouse lambs steady at 400al0O0 pcr car
cas-.
HOGS-ReceiDts. 2G3 head Feeling steady 70
strong. Country dressed hogs firm at l0izal2A Der
pound
The Washington herald., 1910-02-12
WEEKLY REVIEW OF TRADE
Dun and Bradstreet Report Conditions Through
out Country as Somewhat Conflicting.

New York Feb 11.-R. C. Dunn & Co. s
review tomorrow will say:
Reports OF trade conditions are some
what conflicting. and there is consider
able confusion OF opinion as TO whether
the disturbance in the financial markets
has any relation to future business pros
perity. The course of speculative prices
indicate reaction, but as yet there is no
reflection of this in the more important
statistics by which industrial and mer-
camille activity IS indicated,
Bank clearings. for instance. are lac
per cent larger than last year, and ia
per cent larger than 1906, out side of
New York. while the gain In New York
Is even greater, being POS and 29.3 per
cent, respectively. The increase in rail-
road earnings. amounting TO 1875 per cent,
tells the same story
"On the other hand. there are IN certain
trades and In particular localities clear
evidences Of some check to business ac-
tivity, due in part, no doubt, TO weather
conditions, but also apparently 70 some
impairment In the security markets and
exaggerated fears of unfavorable de-
velopments elsewhere.
There is increasing dullness in the pig
iron market, and yet the January output
was very heavy. In the dry goods mar
ket there Is n large attendance Of buyers,
but the actual business is too conserva-
tive TO be altogether satisfactory.
Commercial failures this week IN the
United States are 30. against 29s last
week. SIG the preceding week, and 222
the corresponding week last year. Fail
ures in Canada number 42, against 20 last
week. 43 the preceding week, and % last
year
The Washington herald., 1910-02-12
WILL QUIZ MORE PACKERS.

Chicago, Feb. u.-When the Federal
grand jury resumes its investigation of
the packers next Monday morning more
employees of Schwarzschild & Sulzberger
will be questioned in an effort 10 de-
termine whether this company has en-
tered into buying agreements with the
National Packing Company that amount
to a violation of the Sherman antitrust
law.
Z. Pagin was at work to-day on the
draft of the indictment against one New
York and one Chicago packer, which are
said 10 have been voted Wednesday, no
confirmation of this could be obtained.
The Washington herald., 1910-02-12
BALTIMORE GRAIN MARKET.

Baltimore, Feb. lI.-WHEAT-Spot contract Is
spot No. . nd Western. L2J4; May. liz; steamer
No. 2 red. LIs}.; receipts, 3, 40 bushels southern
by sample Lc2aL20; Southern on grade, tl5ssl.25.
CORN-Spot contract. 65'.a6}A.: February. 65i.a
SIS. March, 63ila6971 May 72a7Es. steamer mixed.
66h receipts IE CIT bushels Southern white corn,
6si4 a-0t.. Southern yellow corn 65-4a65t
OATS-Stock in elevators, 1851 bushels; ship
ment5 from elevators l6I bushes White 10. @
as b weight 5s'-. DO. No. s. as to weight Sass;
do. No g. a. % weight. 5la5li5 do, mixed. No. 2,
5Haa53. do, No. 8. 5la5l'5.
RYE-Stock in elevators. l0253i bushels: ship
ments from elevators, 4l& bushels. No. 2 re,
Western. domestic sass: No 3 rye Western do
nestle sIas5. No. ryp nearby. s0a5i.
FLOUR-Wiuter extra. 4-35ai.75; DO. clear 505a
do. straight 5.2a5s5i d., patent. 5sa5N
spung clear. 47lais5. do. straight 5.2ja5.5o; do.
patent 55la5g5; City Mills best patent. 6E, do.
high srade patent. G5s do. straight 6l5; choice
family, SEQ; do. extra. A75aAN Rye -four, me-
dium 90 choice. 4Eai51 Corn meal, per l00 lbs,
LUalT0
The Washington herald., 1910-02-12
B. G. o. EXTENDS EQUIPMENT
About SI6,OOO.OOO 10 BE Expended on
Wizards Plans.

Baltimore, Nd, Feb. 1.-THE Baltimore
and Ohio board OF directors at Thursdays
meeting. in addition to the large apPro-
priations made for roadway improvement
in the furtherance Of President Wizards
plans for increased operating efficiency,
authorized about 100000 more for motive
power.
This, with $4,000 for locomotives and
cars, makes 100000 for new equipment.
An interesting feature of the latest order
for motive power is that it includes thirty
Mallet engines of the heaviest weight
ever built for road use
In addition 70 the Mallet locomotives
the new order includes 40 consolidation
freight type locomotives.
The Washington herald., 1910-02-12
WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET.

sales-Regular call at Y O'Clock noon.
Columbia Railroad s. $500 at lCgs
Washington Railway and Electric Is. 5000 at
$685.
Washington, Alexandria and Mount Vernon IS
yI0N at q.
Potomac Electric cons S. 5000 at lol%.
Capital Traction. s at lS5l.
Washington Railway and Electric pfd.. al S7%
10 at So, % at s74, 10 at SIS, 10 at S5s, 70 at
NB. TO 40 SIS. 30 az So, 20 az s77s 10 AZ s-% 10
&c S7'4 10 at EA 10 at SlSs 10 at SIS. 10 az SIS
20 at Siz, 10 at Sia.
Washington Gas. - at p
American Security and Trust, at go, at 2S3.
az E2 ' 40 2s3 40 80 10 az 2S5is
AfJsr clll-Washingtou Railway and Electric pfd.
a. S'ia
Washington Gas . at 729s 3 at 7g54.
Washington Railway and Electric pfd.. 80 at ST.
l0' OF S7N.
Following are the bid aud asked prices on yester
days Washington Stock Exchange
GAS BONDS
The Washington herald., 1910-02-12
COTTON MARKET.

Quotations furnished By ". B. Hibhs & Co.
members Of the New York Stock Exchange. Hibbs
Building,
New York Feb u.-Oscllliatng with the shifting
Of the pressure TO the BUYERS or the sellers cotton
prices we're alternately a little higher OF slightly
lower In the main, IL was simply what is tech
nicaliy known as an evening up market on the
eve q a holiday. Things which tended 10 advance
prices were an inclination on the part II shorts to
liquidate their commitments lest something might
happen over Saturday and sunday Back oF this
was the strength Of the SPOT situation that is SUD
posed 10 loom large the trade horizon 10 Is de
clared 70 be strong. at least for the moment both
at home and abroad
Futures advanced 6al0 points. but reacted closing
unchanged TO points higher with the tone steady
and the estimated sales 100 600 halns
The Washington herald., 1910-02-12
CHICAGO STOCK MARKET.

Chicago, Feb u.-Live hogs were 10 cents higber
The receipts were estimated at 2OO Of7rieI vas
terday. 40O5; shipments S.l52; left over from YES
Jerday' 4,62; estimated receipts tomorrow. I7,oO0.
Bulk Ct prices. S75aSS5; lights s45as5O: mixed ana
butchers, 845a890: heavy, 85Ga895; rough bssyv
S.5oaS6j. workers., S70ls.S0; pigs 7.51ss sol
Cattle were steady; estimated rerein+s Ann
Beeves, 44oa7.S5 COWS and heifers. 2Z5a5 81. 7xos
steers, 4oa5lo; stockers aud feeders. 3 Las 81,
Western AGa6.O0
Sheep were steady; estimated receipts son
Natives, 4.50a6E: Western. 45Oa6.s5. vearIjr,Js
7.25aS.4o; lambs. 675a9Oo; Western lambs $50 al