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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-04-08
BUILDING DEDICATED
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that there was no friction, that he was
not in any way disturbed until his full
commission had expired
Il am glad to come here, always, but
| am especially glad to come today
when l can talk to you not in the midst
of heated campaign, but just visit
with you, when men of all parties can
meet and congratulate each other on
the presence of that splendid struc-
ture. | am indeed glad to have the
privilege of meeting President Austin
and the beautiful young ladies Of the
Oklahoma College for Women, and to
know that in Chickasha is located such
an institution for the benefit of the
young womanhood of this state
Mr.. Ferris concluded his speech by
iefences to the present administra-
tion declaring amid applause that
Woodrow Wilson is and will go down
in history of the United States as the
greatest president since the days of
Thomas Jefferson.
Refers TO War. :.
Referring to the presidents policy
regarding the war, the speaker said
that men in the Democratic and other
parties censure Woodrow Wilson be-
cause he has not pushed into the great
war and because he did not insist on
rushing into Mexico with an army
"But to me, bleached bones, empty
skulls and fatherless children are most
appalling. and I'll take my stand with
that quiet, serious, thoughtful man Of
the White House. When his name is
handed down in history, it will lbe re.
corded that during the terrible strife
and warfare, he kept his head. that his
position has been well poised and thai
through it all. he has kept us out of
war" said Ferris.
The speaker paid a high tribute to
Secretary Of State Bryan and to Speak
er Champ Clark, both Of whom he de-
clared were loved, honored and re-
spected by every employe around the
capital, from page boys to president
Il don't believe that there was ever a
speaker of the house as popular, as
loved, as respected, as dear old Champ
Clark. Not man in the house, but
would fight for him.
Glee Club Sings.
The hit made by the Glee Club OF
the o. c. W. was not a surprise to
anyone. II was expected, and rney
delivered the goods 1t is fitting that
the glee club opened the program, and
that President Austin closed It. Fol
lowing Col Barefoot's talk, the glee
club arose and gave spirited "Rahl
Rahl Rah, Bailey" which they follow
ed with two delightful musical mum
bers.
President Austin Speaks.
President Austin closed the program
with a short, but spirited talk in a
manner that belongs only to President
G. w. Austin of the Oklahoma College
for Women, Chickasha, Okla, u. s. A,
He wound up by extending most
hearty invitation at any time, present
Or future, to anyone, and especially to
Scott Ferris. to visit the "Oklahoma
College for Women, the greatest insti-
luton in Oklahoma" concluded Pres
dent Austin.
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sss,hoorfno fr,r tno f1af1~ u-
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-04-08
ILLINOIS PLAYS VANDERBILT.
By United Press.

BY United Press.
Nashville, Tenn. April S.-The Uni
versity of Illinois nine today plays
Vanderbilt university on the formers
southern spring tour
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-04-08
WICHITA JAIL BREAK.

By United Press.
Wichita, Kan, April S.-Three pris-
oners broke Jail here today. The po-
lice are hunting them.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-04-08
SENDING AID TO
WRECKED SHIPS
BY United Press.

BY United Press.
Washington, April S.-Every avail
able cutter in the coast guard service
south of Boston has been ordered to
proceed at full speed to Diamond
shoals, N. C., where eight ships are re-
ported to have been wrecked during
the recent storm.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-04-08
Rescue Captain and Crew.

BY United Press.
New York, April S.-The steamer
Proteus today brought in the captain
and crew of the schooner Lizzie Viii
ley, which was found waterlogged.
They had been without food since Mon.
day.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-04-08
ToDAY's OLDEST STORY.

! By United Press. 1
+ Cleveland, April S.-Whether i
+ or not Mrs. Sarah Hotchkiss, 35. 1
!. should or should not wear cor 1
I. sets was one point on which l
+ she and Cyrus, her husband, ]
+ could never agree. This was 4
+ the testimony of Mrs. Hotch- 1
! kiss when she pleaded for di- 4
+ vorce: !
= He said corsets injured my =
! health, said they didn't, and !
+ took him to a doctor and prov !
+ ed it. Once he threw me down I
+ and cut off my corset with !
+ knife. He would get up in the Z
+ morning and burn my corsets.o 4.
= = - = + = : = = , + + = = =
|
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-04-08
Luscious Fruits From
The Orchards OF The World

Wherever the choicest fruits are erown-there
it is that New State cans are filled All the glory
of California; s fruits are yours-plucked at the
moment Of their prime and preserved for you in
a manner which retains the original flavor and
freshness. The tropic climes Of Hawaii produce
the goldea slices in New State Pineapple cans
From one end Of the world to the other the best
is searched ont to uphold the New State repu-
tation of superiority.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-04-08

wANTED-Clean cotton rags at the
Daily Express office.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-04-08
President Austin Speaks.

Subscribe for the Daily Express.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-04-08
Vegetables Ofa Freshness
And Flavor UNSURPASSED

To have a we'll assorted supply of New State
vegetables in the pantry is like having green,
thriving garden in your back yard, except that
you arc relieved of the work and care of prepara-
tion. Beans, peas, sweet corn, tomatoes and all
the healthful. wholesome delights of the finest
gardens are yours in New State vegetables are
yours in New State vegetables All the tasty
juices and flavors are retained The original
vegetables are the selected choice OF the fields
and gardens in localities where each grows best.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-12-08
MAISEL C0MPLlMENTED
BY COMPANY OFFICIAL

M a. Maisel. manager of me local
office of the cstern Union TELEGRAPH
company was recently paid a high
compliment iu the bulletin issued
from the office Of the commercial
general manager of tho Western Union
The portion of the bulletin referring
% MI Maiscl follows
"ln commenting on The excellent
showing In the delivery department
made by Messrs. Carroll and llirEpat-
rick, we seem 10 have started some
thing Manager NJ NJ Maisel, Alhu-
querque. y. A.. wishes it understood
that neither Memphis nor ChattanOo-
ga has anything ON Albuquerque
About 1000 messages per month are
delivered at that point about 200 of
which are for delivery 90 passenger
ON passing trains and it is Manager
Maisels boast that during the past
eighteen months, which We under
stand mark ihe period OF ms admins
tration at AlhuQucreue not one mess
sage has failed of delivery through
amy fault of the local office nor has
there been a single complaint of slow
delivery Assuming that the lack of
complaint means prompt deliveries i'm
every case. This is 100 per cent per-
formancc, ana we take Off our hat TO
Manager Mdisel
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-12-08
.SWEATSHOP SYSTEM
IN PARIS IS DOOMED

Paris Nov 26. Further progress IN
the campaim against the sweating
system iu Paris has been made hy ths
appointment of '-nlarN committees
In accordance with the law pmss5d Iaw
july with the Object Of rcgumtng
working conditions in the homes of
women engaged in the olothng indus
tries. The law ITSELF represents The
successful conclusion Of q social move
ment which Has been going on rs
France FOR many years
The committees, of which there are
nine for the department Of the Seine,
consist eoch ot five members IL JUS
lice OF the prace presiding over four
Delegates. two representing the ,m-
ploycra and two the women workors.
IA yet the law only deals with fc-
male workers. hut Il Is cNpccled that
once q minimum WACO has hccu nNud
for women the mulc worker ut homo
who receives q lower salary than this
minimum can sue his employer and
rrcuVor payment of the difference
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-12-08
SALVATION FUND
MISUSED, CHARGE
OF CHINK PRESS
Enormous Sum Said to Have
Been Raised fen National
Defense for Which No AC-
counting Was Made

Shanghai. Nov CHARGE aud
c0umer-charec nfe made daily boz tha
Chinese press concerning Tire use 20
me salvation fund which WINS sturted
IN ma height 81 mo boycott AGAINST
ta, J8pancsc Boo au effort "a provide
money Tor The strengthening ol
China Then. have been mauy state
mcuts made as 90 the sum. subserlb-
rd Tho promoter Na Tsau-sup. had
rot t5U-0oe eco the goal which tina
fnd should reach within -ix months
Some of the contributors undrrgtood
that then funds were % ac RETURNED
Il the Eual were not reached u tht
specified time
with the appearance of thr mouar-
chical movement contributions
.mmpcd aud disgruutlcd contributors
demanded their money back ut'ne
that thet asa not care o. continue
their support uf the rnd on deposit
in government banks
so rxar statement h4s- been made
as to the cxaci amount of money CON
lflhWcd. although % 81 generally ~.
ported that ut least five million dol.
lars Mexican We're actually paid in.
Some large subscribers refused 90 pay
contributions when e becamc clear
that the monarchy + O. 81 ro-estah-
l'shcd
There n difference or opinion as
to what disposition shall be- made
Of IT, Some members say that the
fund must be kept going ana devoted
10 The extension of Chinese indus.
tries Ma Tsau-sou recently printed
81 letter M oll the Chinese papers say.
Ing tbui the fund was started with IL
good object which has been defeated
by tho recent uphoavul 10 politics
ana thut the money given 10 tho fund
must ho returned 20 the donors Tie
uso snye that be- VIII take legal steps.
f necessary, 90 protect contributors
Yu Ya-ching the chairman Of the
committee which is handling the
fund. and MA Tsau.eon have had
much correspondence concerning tho
matter. most Of which has been pub.
lished The chairman b. seeking de-
Las Tor further consideration Of tho
demands made by subscribcrs who
awe THEN money Co help 10 strength.
en- thc republic and have no sym.
pathy with The movement Go recess
tabllsh the monarchy
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-12-08
ENGLAND HOLDS GOLD
AS C0NTRABANC


W1HhnBION- UVO- II TNUW00I fUT
restitution of tl0oU.O00 In gold ship
ped from New YORK on the Dutch
linrt Nourdum 40 the Netherlands
Overseas Trust ana seized by 4 Brit
ish cruiser n the North rcu was made
20 the British embassy toda, by IA
representative Of Goldman Sachs q
Co ~ Sew York
Great britain holds the gold was
conlraband, alleeing It was intended
Tor use in paying German trade mnl-
onces The New York firm main
tains 10 was shipped la The course of
regular business with the Holland
concern
Embaesy officials mid thr incident
would have 20 pc taken up through
the American government This vim
be done
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-12-08
TONY To FRONT
AGAIN WITH NE "
DODGE LIMOUSINE

Tony Michclbach, who several
months ago won a place In the hearts
OF Albuquerque taxi Users by extract
ing The tax from taxi ana thereby
won fame as this city's "orisinal 20
cent taxi man. is to the front again,
this time with another new Dodge
limousine
only few weeks ago Tony stole
a march on The opposition by in-
stailng nifiy 1916 DodIc limousine
The subsequent demand for the cory
enclosed car WAS so grc1t that TONY
simply had o. get another as no
puts it, THE new ear went into sery-
Ice yesterday.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-12-08
NOTICE

This is Go notify the public that
Fernandez a Fearing arc tn no way
connected with the Dodson garage
from this date.
Mr. Dodson wishes 10 announce 10
his friends ana patrons that he will
omen the garage with a first class me-
chanic and will guarantee TO give the
people of Albuquerque tn the future.
as he has done in the past the very
best service. and will see that each
and att have ii square deal
popSONS GARAGE.
r. L. podson. Manager.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-12-08
NEW OFFICERS NAMED
BY MINERAL LODGE

The regular meeting of Mineral
Lodge No 4, knights of Pythias
which was held Monday night was
one of unusual interest as the regular
scmi-mnHal election of officers was
held at that time
The following We're the officers
elected; Chancellor commander, a. H.
Z olgan. vice chancellor. George c.
Taylor, prelatc. G.. r.. Casey; MASTER
at-arms c. E Sringfcllow; inner
guard t. Seelcy; outer guard, A.
Lewis. master of finance. G.. L. Berdt-
son, master of cNehcquer Arthur
Slsk, keeper of records and seal K r.
Heagy; trustee. James Arnot
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-12-08
ALLIES HOLD SECOND
GENERAL WAR COUNCIL

Paris Dec z tl0.30 q ma h,
second general war council at the en-.
tente dlits was held W the genera
headquarters TODAY General lolup
communder-iu-chicf NJ the French
forces. presided and Gen Gilinsllv of
nv Nurslan army Field Marshal
French and Lieut. Cen Sir jaime,
Murray chict Of The british bencraI
staff General rauo uf do, italian
Ecueral staff Colonel sttpaootiteh. III
the SERBIAN army tho chief ut thu
bclelln etnttll staff and % represent.
atire 40 lh' 'AlNurSr arm, Wcfv pres.
eut
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-12-08
nlllnn ncrcnt. ElAnn.

New York Dec. Jack Dillon, of
indianapolis, outiought purky Flynn,
of Boston, i'm their ten round bout i'm
BROOKLYN toughL Dillon weighed
las pounds. Flynn l95.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-12-08

Results FROM Iouual Want Ads.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-27
Quotations nf the nay ON various
C'ommodttica

NBw YORK, Nov 6-FLoUR Easy
sptinE pt $4,000 70; winter patents.
S,Slpe.y. co straights. S6..0u1.2o.
" INA sd, irregular, No. durum.
vim, & g, .., New York, No, I north
Crn, Duluth. NO7Ns No. / northern Man
ltoba Flv9 G. T. T., Buffalo. Futures,
steady December. N.l0A.
CORN-Spot. firm; No. yellow, 7shc,
.oAfs-spot, firm. No. ; white, t2A@
nAN-steady; prime, sl.s2is; No. !. $50
No. 2, $40, No. g. Si0cGl.O6; shipping, soc
HOPS-Quict. state, common to cho &C,
1913. @ticOC; 1914 5qlOc; Pacific coast
1919, lsu loo, 1914 gduC
HlDES-Stead,; Bogota, SoqSlc; Cen
tral America, 20.
LEATH ER-Firm; hemlock firsts. $50
sac, seconds S2q2Sc.
tuAuO, family. $22 .O0a2S. So Beef, steady,
mess, Sl6o0alL00; family SlS0OdlS60
Lard, firm; middle west Ss5Sdy S.
TALON quiet. city, 7lsc; country. Ia
I {; 81 ecial Sac.
BC1 TER-Flrm; receipts. 500 tubs
creamery extras, SdS4c, firsts, 2SuS.c,
seconds. 25di21ttc.
EGGS-lucgular; receipts, S4Ol cases;
fresh gathered. extra fine, 4QN5c; extra
tirsts, ilI4Sc; firsts, 5000; seconds, pa
2.S
CHEEsE-Ftrm; receipts. 2O29 boxes;
state whole milk. flats, held specials,
l6Nc; average fancy, l6tac, current make
specials, l6Ec; average tancy l6&c.
POObTRN-DressCd, quiet, western
fresh chickens, barrels, l5U2Sc; fresh
fowls, iced. l21rGl7c fresh turkeys, iAd
DC Alive, weak western chickens, 800
lac, fowls, l2lH@l4c; turkeys, l,dlsc.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-27
GRAIN And PRODUCE MARKET
Cash Wheat Sells from Half to Two
Cents Lower Despite Good
Demand.
CORN MAKES SHORT ADVANCE

OMAHA. November - 1915.
Cash wheat sells isM2c lower There
was fairly good demand for wheat, but
tne heavy receipts caused the market
Corn was strong, advancing iS1lc
niSher' although there were only fottN-
Two cars reported In. Corn was n good
seueF and good many sales were TO
ported at a slight advance
higher
Rye was lower selling Ixniifc down.
Barley was nominally unchanged.
Cleerances were: Wheat and flour equal
10 l'S4O.00 bushels; corn, l3l0O bushels
oats, l,04TO0O bushels.
Liverpool close Wheat ld2d lower:
corn Id higher
Primary wheat receipts wera 4,2l)O
bushels and shipments 2,243OOJ bushe
6eainst receipts Of 2O,1OO bushels an 1
shil mcnts OF l 5000 bushels last year.
primary corn receipts were 5000
bushels and shipments $4,000 bushels,
against receipts Of 10000 bushels and
shipments o. I23 90 byshels last var
Pr mary oats receipts were 10000
bushels and shipments 10000 bushels
agatnst receipts OF ELOO bushels apd
shipments of $4,000 bushes last year.
CARlDT Receipts
Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-27
Representative sales
NTIVIn AGIsA
70 steers. 1901 G 30
COLORADO.

HOGS-Receipts were eighty nine cars,
or about 600 mead, the heaviest Tor any
one day since September. For the wees
supplies amount to 1898 head, gain Of
1000 over week ago, and LOCO heavier
than two weeks ago, but smaller than
last year by almost 5000 head,
II. spite OF the fact that Chicago re-
ported almost double the number Of hogs
they estimated Saturday. local shippers
had fair ofde q and on first roends bought
hogs that looked to be steady with
Wednesday. Later on when II was Ger
tain that packer cost would be sharply
lower they reduced their bids and made
up the balance of their droves at prices
that were anyway 5Ql0c lower, and to
ward the close even more than that. Tors
reached 1870, but that piice was net paid
leargy so often as on " "Wednesday
Packers practically notched Inc market
on their first bids. which we're fully lbc
lower. Sellers put up n fight and when
they had something that shippers might
have used were able to squeeze out a
iickel here and there, but In the end
we're forced TO cash the bulk OF then
holdings at prices that were right close 10
loo lower. The extreme close was slow,
although a fair clearance had been made
| by 10 o'clock.
Light hogs that we're not strictly good
/ adj a hard row TO hoe again today and
| solo well under the bulk as general
tidng. Some odds and ends of lignts
supply had been cashed.
The big string sold a. 1926, with a scat
teTing on down, a far showing at $50
end sprinkling. mostly OF shippers, al
NJ high as Sc. -, with the top at $3.50
Representative sales:
Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-27
new YORK STOCK MARKET
Speculative Sentiment Appears 10
Have Changed for Better
Over Holiday.
SOME GAINS VERY LARGE

NEW YORK, Nov. 26.-Speculativc
sentiment today appeared TO have under
gone change for the better over the
holiday, and a moderate increase in &C
uNitN resulted In the forenoon, witt
nslkhcr prices for many issues. Further
iianorahle railway earnings contribute,
toward this Improvement
Gains in some OF the high priced spc-
Cialties were scnsationally large, Genera.
Motors advancing % points to 40. a now
maximum. other stocks that broke a..
previous high records were cuban Amer
lean sugar On its rise OF g& to 1861
and American Can preferred, which ros,
TO III. South Porto Rico Sugar rose
3 to IA. Continental Can, to A4lp. ana
Sears-Roebuck, lCia To l72 Many Of these
advances were largely cancelled I'm tho
general recesslons OF the final hour.
American Can common was the most
active stock of the session, gaining %
at 64es Among the war issues advances
OF ! TO points were registered.
Metal stocks wero in demand at higher
prices, led by American Smelling. which
more than recovered its quarterly div
dend on its rise OF to lOlN. Smeltings
advance In the price of silver metal
and other Guggenheim stocks made
changes among those properties.
United States Steel rose a point To
&h. within a fraction Of its best OF
recent years but fell back with the
balance OF the list later
New Ravens increased weakness-the
stock fell ~ to i3A was restraints
Influence on other rails. Total sales
amounted TO $4,000 shares.
Among the October railroads, reports
was that of Union Pacific, disclosing
net gain OF sS96,OOO, while Atchison in
croa sod only $685. Purchasers OF $50,
200 Baltimore q Ohio refundlng bonds,
and the tentative sale OF 10000 shares
OF Atchison preferred to banking syn
dicates were announced.
Local institutions are expected to show
cash loss In tomorrow's bank state
mcnt.
Bonds we're firm on moderate deal
ings with n substantial advance In Mis-
souri,, Kansas a Texas refundtng Is
Total sales of bonds, par value aggre-
gated A4l3O0O.
United States bonds were unchanged
on call.
Number Of sales and leading quotations
L H..
Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-27

SHEEP-Estimated receipts OF sheep
and lambs were siXty-four cars, or l5,5OO
head. This 10 the largest Friday run
received IN something like two months.
supplies for the week total only 40 ,1Os
head, being 1900 short OF last week ana
about 5000 larger than for the CORE
spending days last year. Wednesday q
lght run and the holiday yesterday
combined to make the five days total
smaller than for any similar period since
June.
Chicago receipts were even heavier than
the local run, which was far too large
10 suit traders. Fat lambs made up the
most Of the supply. and trade opened
extremely duh, with all buyers hanging
back Some Of the best lambs sold In
fair season at prices that looked steady
nearer To a dime lower, but one packer
refused TO bid anywhere near steady
money and trade dragged through the
| greater part OF the forenoon with only
few OF the best lambs sold.
BY midday approximately half the sup
| ply had changed hands but early prices
were not sustained, and later sales
| looked as much as quarter down Ia
spots. and even then all the good handy
weight lambs had not been cleaned up.
! Three loads Of the fiye-car shipment or
/ choice Belmont q Co.'S lambs brought the
I DAYS top. S.7O while ts.55qS65 bought
. real coed stuff, and pretty decent lambs
sold from $50 downward
/ Feeding lambs were I'm light supply and
/ good medium weights, which brought
was plenty OF unfinished stuff from
corn belt feed lots which no one seemed
TO want, and which mad no place IN the
market
Muttons we're scarce and sold about
steady, a decent sort OF ewes that wese
Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-27
Coffee Market.

NEW YORK. Nov. 26.-COFFEE-Nea
months liquidation occasioned by the cir
culated Irregularities Of notices estimated
at about 1900 bags and some other scat
ruling OF Brazil over the local holiday
seemed responsible for the declining
tendency Of the market for coffee futures
a decline OF points to an advance OF /
point, and early fluctuations were some
what irregular. but near month liquidn-
In the session and the market closed a
net decline OF 3 to 8 points Sales. in
Guiding switches. 1900 bags: November,
652c December, 652c; January, 654c;
February, G57c; March, 6eOc; April. 66ic I;
May 669c; June, 6.72c; July 674c; Au-
gust, 6.7bc, September, 6s5c; October, 6gOc.
"a, sac. Cost and freight offers were re-
ported steady around 9d9bc for Santos
As. The official cables report declines OF
75cdlOO refs In the Brazilian markets.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-27
Kansas City Live stock Market.

KANSAS CITY. Nov 8.-CATTLE-
Receipts, 100 head; market steady;
prime fed steers. 50. 25aiOOO; dressed beet
steers, S.OOdaO0; western steers, 50. 25ai
s. 5i stockers and feeders, 81. 256l7 65; bulls
A6Onb 70; calves. s6OOde5O
HOGS-Receipts, $500 head. market
lower, bulk of sales. s. 25Gr66O; heavy
So 45GiS, 62i5 packers and butchers 81. 25d
$50; lights, S. 2Odf6.60; pigB ST. 5Nff6.00.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Recelpts, $50,
head; market higher lambs. SS35dS.So
yearlings, &25G7.b; wethers, s.. 5Oci6,l6.
ewes, 81. 7bdJ6.RS