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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-07-10
DOMESTICS
ON SALE

800 800 yards ona, vn1 nsr Rspa Crash zoe
500 yards Unbleached Crash Oh
soc quality, yard ......... NV
200 yards 72-inch Bleached Tabling
800 quality; July Sale QOa
price, yard ...............O CN
200 yards 85c Bleached Tabltng-
Soc quality; July Sale Tx
price, yard ............... IOc
200 yards Of Bleached Tabling-
soc quality; July Sale price Ak
per yard .................. 4CC
1000 yards soc Shifting to C7o
go at, yard ................A NV
1000 yards best Apron Gingham,-
csc quality; July Sale OO1o
price, per yard ........ AA2N
l case best Calico, both 1Sn
light and dark, yard. ...... lcN
2 cases soc yard-wide 071o
Percale, to go at, yard. ~ ~
cases 35c yard-wide Per OC1o
Gale, dark or light, yard. cA2V
10 dozen S1x90 Bed Sheets, worth
$500; July Sale price CT TX
each ..................O l.IC
l lot Dress Ginghams, spe- Ok
cial at yard ..............A ON
lot Dress Ginghams, OO1o
worth 40c to go at yd. 49,. OA2N
All Shirtings and Pillow Tubinss
to be sold at a Special Price.
25 dozen Huck Towels, worth 81 90
pair; July Sale price OK
pair ................ Wv
25 dozen Bath Towels, worth $3.50
pair; July Sale price CT o.
pair " As~o
IS dozen Bath Towels, worth $10O
pair; July Sale price-per on.
pair ............ ...... wv
10 dozen Scarfs, worth 75c-GOo
Sale price at VOC
10 dozen 81x90 Bed Sheets, worth
$3.50; July Sale price Ct OE
500 yards Apron Bingham, worth
20c; July Sale price per 1E
EdIu Nv
2 cases 40c Punjab Cambria, OK
July Sale yard ....... OCC
l bale Unbleached Muslin-0Oc
Csc quality, yard ...... .AUN
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-02-07


suitable stamps denoting tax on docu-
ment. articles or thing to which same
may be ainxcd, and shall prescribe
method or ainxins SAID stamps In sub
sututon TOT or IN aodition 10 method
PROVIDED IN tn's utie'
'o) commissioner, with approval OF
secretary au'noiiAeu " procure stamps
ptoV'ueo tor III 'nls tue oy contract
whenever stamps cannot De speedily
prepared oy bureau OF engraving and
tFIHtns out nuenoruy ehal expire on
January L. ls.V. except as 10 imprinted
clamps ,urnisheo unuer contract, au-
tnorlhea oy commissioner.
'c) ihterhai revenue laws relating 10
assessment anu Coiect,on OF taxes are
eA'enoeu anu Iiaue part OF ms titie' 30
iar as appisaole, ivr correcting stamp
taxes oni''eu 'hrousn tnis.ake Or trauo
rom Instrument uocunent. paper
"r''ins, paiee'' paeNase OF article
hatheu neIch,, ,,
sec NV. ooI,nAsstoher snai lurnish
10 IoS.'ias ',.I ~ ~,'hout prepay
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-02-07
DOCK COMPANY ASKS RIGHTS.
New Concern seeks to Build Re.
pair Plant mt Tom pkinsvilic,

On motion of Comptroller Craig the
Sinking Fund Commission resclnded
Yesterday the lease to the Pawtucket
and New York Transportation Company
of Pier 5. East River. Although it WAS
granted more than eight months ago. he
said, the company never had MADE the
initial payment
An application of the New York Bay
Dock Company. Inc, for lease to land.
part OF which Ia under water. at Temp
kinsville. was referred to the committee
OF the whole. The company offers 325.-
900 a year for a ten year lease, with a
privilege of four renewals for similar
periods at the same annual rental. Tho
company, "A new concern. desires to put
up a modern dry dock and ship repair
plant at an expenditure approximately
81 900. 900. The lease contemplatcs that
these improvements shall go 10 the city
at the expiration OF the lease in return
for relief from all city taxes and as
sessnIents.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-02-07
MARCH 15LIMIT FOR
FIRST TAX PAYMENT
Returns on All Schedules
Must Be Filed Before Then,
Glass Rules.
Special Despatch TO THE Sun.

WAsHINGToH. Feb. 6. - OFFICIAL an
| nouncement was made by Secretary OF
the Treasury Glass to-day that no ex-
tension Of time would be given indvid-
! uals, corporations or business organi-
cations for the fling Of tax returns I'M
der the new revenue bill.
This means that returns will have 70
be filed and that at least the initial In
stalment on payments Will have to be
made March 10. except in the case Of
! corporations whose books are based on
a fiscal and not a calendar year.
The Treasury's course was determined
after conferences between Mr.. Glass and
Commissioner OF Internal Revenue Roper.
Under the proposed law and Treasury
regulat lions, however. taxpayers unable
to file n final return in the time specified
can make a provisional return and send
in a corrected and final return later after
checking their accounts.
Secretary Glass explained to-day that
no previous announcement had been
made because of the fear OF a bareback
in failure OF the bill TO pass in time.
In announcing that no extension OF
time would be given for returns or pay
ments the Urea sury reversed its previous
position. II was made known some time
ago that because OF delay In the mea sure
more time would be given taxpayers to
compute their returns.
Business men and individuals under
the new ruling will have little time to
make out the necessary forms and send
them In. The forms for returns have not
yet been finally drafted and sent to the
Government: Printing ONCE except those
for incomes below $1,000.
The Treasury will be several days in
~ IN
process. II will take a considerably
longer time 10 get them printed and dis
tributed through the country, giving at
best a scant few weeks for taxpayers 10
study and fill them out
A great national education campaign
on tax payments is to be started immedi-
ately by the Treasury. Interpretations
and regulations under the law are to be
sent out as rapidly as possible and ex-
amples of how to compute tax and how
90 make out returns Will be published
bl oadcast In addition to this 800 tax
instructors who have been studying
every phase OF the law, started out for
different sections to-day. Three hun
dred ;.,d ffty more will 20 in few
DAYS to cover all the large cities ard
rural centres OF population. Their ser
vices will be available to all having
quest ions TO ask.
In all cases tax payments will have
TO accompany returns filed, Last year
returns were filed April /, and tax pay
ments were due June IL, This year II
Ia provided that payments can be made
in quarterly instalments. and payments
must accompany returns. either I'm full
or for the first quarterly instalment.
Returns will he examined and checked
by the Treasury and adjustments made
as rapidly as possible.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-02-07
TO SETTLE OIL CONTROVERSY.
Mexican Government Reprcse nts-
tive Arrives TO Negotiate Lonn.

President Carranza will call a special
session Of the Mexican Congress in about
a month TO act on the oil situation. &C.
cording to Rafaelo Nieto. Mexico's act
ing Secretary OF Finance. who Ia in this
city to confer with local bankers re-
garding a loan to that country. The
loan Is needed for the purpose OF refund
Ing the Mexican national debt and Of en-
abling that country 10 resume interest
payments. There will be conference
in this city next Monday.
Mr.. Nieto seeks TO refund the external
debt, which amounts to about $3.50. 0OO.-
900 and interest, which has accrued
since 1914. In addition the Mexican
Government would like to put the Ma
tonal Railways of Mexico on an earn
ings basis. Besides dealing with the oil
situation. the Mexican Congress in April,
according to Mr.. Nieto, is to be asked 10
create a Government owned bank OF is
sue, which will be allowed to emit two
pesos In bank notes for every peso in
gold In reserve.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-02-07

Deductions allowed from gross income
in computing net income under the in
dividual income tax section OF the bill
are practically as the Senate modified
them.
These include ordinary necessary ex-
penses during the year in carrying on
trade: interest on indebtedness. except
on Indebtedness incurred 10 purchase Oh
legations except obligations of the United
States issued since September "a. 1917.
TIC income OF which Is who'll exempt
from taxation: taxes imposed ny tho
Federal Government except income and
var excesA profits taxes; taxes imposed
b. any American possession except the
amount of income and war excess pi offs
taxes allowed as a credit, and taxes in!-
posed by any State or Territory or any
political subdivision thereof, but not ~.
Guiding taxes assessed against local ben.
efits Of a kind tending 10 increase tho
value OF the property assessed; losses
sustained during the taxable year and
not compensated for by insurance or
otherwise; worthless debts charged OF
during the year: Il reasonable allowance
for exhaustion, wear and tear and ohso-
lescence of property used In business; a
reasonable amortization allowance in the
case of buildings. machinery. vessels and
other things built, bought or installed FOR
work contributing toward winning the
war.
Also the Senate provision for allow.
9-.ccG co. ,Nin"s, oil md Tre wells and
business involving other natural depos.
its and timber charitable contributions
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-02-07
Capt. Bob Bartlett, Who Means
to Fly to the Pole

sketch of the dventung eadog Of the AcPeary
and the Mcmillan and Sfansson Some
he's Jump off the roof and with aipnes what Welmans
failed
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-02-07
DR.. LYMAN AGAIN INDICTED.
Promoter Accused Of Receiving
stolen Bonds Worth $4,000.

DR.. John Grant Lyman. high finance
operator and get rich quick" stock pro-
motor. was indicted yesterday by the
Grand Jury on charge of receiving
stolen property. Lyman Is being tried
for forgery in Baltimore. His extradi-
ton 10 being sought by seven cities, in
GLIDING New York.
In the indictment found here Lyman
Is charged with having received three
81. 900 Consolidated Gas Company bonds.
the proceeds OF a burglary. They were
tal:cn f-o7l TIC Lo!:.c o. 80. Ja...u-
Sheehan. 0 East Forty-eighth street, on
ostObsr - 1e1es
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-02-07

The credits allowed include the
amount Of dividends from corporations
taxed by the United States Government
amounts received as interest on ooliga-
lions Of the United States and the war
Finance Corporation, which are inciuoed
In gross income, a personal exemption OF
$1,000 for single persons and $4,000 for
heads Of families and 5000 additional TOT
each dependent person under IS years OF
age or inca pable of self-support.
The bill provides that members Oh
partnerships shall be liable for income
tax only in their individual capacity
whether the income Of the partnership
IL distributed or not. The Senate pro.
vision that the stockholders OF personal
service corporations shall be liable &c
the individual income tax provisions OF
the bill instead Of having the corpora
ton subject to the corporation tax anc
the war excess profits taxes was lett In
the measure by the conferees. .
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-02-07
Cradle of Half the Races of Man
Found in China

Caucasians American Indians living
warhk tribes untamabe spirit
Tibet under the shadows
lie tells how the Totem Pole be and how Hebrew people
in the Fla East
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-02-07

and provision adopted by the confer
ees in line OF the Senate amendment pro-
viding for the adjustment of losses In
prior taxable years. This provision will
be found in the bill on pages 40 to ~ in
elusive.
The items not deductible as written
by the House were left practically un-
touched in the bill, including living and
family expenses insurance premiums,
amounts paid for buildings or permanent
improvements made to increase the value
Of any property or estate and amounts
expended In restoring property or max
ing good exhaustion for which an AL
lowance Is made.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-02-07

PALM REACH Fla. Feb 6.--RiChard
Croker is i'll al mis- nume Ae.e. - =.
said to be in no immediate danger.
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Every person entering into a contract
with the Government after April 6, 1917.
is required to file a correct copy within
thirty days after being requested to oy
the Commissioner Failure to comply Is
to be punishable by a fine OF not more
than $1,000. imprisonment for not more
than a year. or both.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-02-07


Incomes of estates OF any kind of
property held in trust Is left subject TO
the terms Of the individual income ana
surfaces.
The Senate provisions for credits Tor
taxes to be deducted from the income to
be paid were adopted by the conferees
with some additions added in confer
ence. The credits In the bill as II now
stands include for citizens of the United
States the amount OF any income, war
profits and excess profits taxes paid
during the year to any foreign country
from income derived therein or to any
possession Of the United States and for
residents of the United States the
amount OF such taxes paid to any pos
session OF the United States.
Alien residents OF the United States
are allowed these credits only IL the
countries OF which they are citizens al
low American citizens resident there the
same deductions. Proportionate shares
OF such taxes are allowed as credits to
members of partnerships or beneficiaries
OF estates or trusts.
1t was decided returns should be made
by every single person having a net in
come of 81 900 and every married person
or head OF a family having a net income
OF $4,000. This was the original House
provision, the Senate having amended
the bill to require returns only from
persons with net incomes amounting to
81 900 and $4,000 respectively. Partner
ships are required to make full returns
regardless OF the amount of income.
Fiduciar.es are required to make returns
for the individual. estate or trust for
which he acts IL the net income amounts
to 81 600 in the case OF unmarried per
sons for whom he acts and $4,000 for
others.
The provision is made that stock divi-
derds received as income shall be taxed
as income at the rates prevailing during
the years when the income represented
by the stock issued as dividends was re-
cefved by the corporation issuing the
dividend. This provision in the bill is
applicable only TO stock dividends re-
ceived up to thirty days after the rev.
enue law goes into effect. After that the
amounts of stock dividends are taxable
at the rates provided in the present bill.
This provision was inserted in the
bill to cover incomes subject in part to
the existing tax laws and in part to the
provisions of the bill about to be enacted
into law.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-10-22

aaa4o; DO. old. pound. ssass; pigeons.
old. pair, 25a30; do. young. pair. zoaSo'
guinea fowl, young. over n pounds
each. IS: smaller, each, so.
BALTIMORE. Nd. October IL
Eggs-Western Maryland and Penn
sylvania, nearby, dozen. 81: eastern
shore Maryland and Virginia. dozen
So; western. dozen. 60as1; West Nir-
ginia, dozen, 60a61; southern, dozen'
5Sa60
Butter-Creamery. west separator.
extras. 20: do. prints. l pound. extras.
69a70: nearby creamery. extras. eoa
81: dairy prints. Maryland. virginia
and Pennsylvania extras 45a4e; store
packed f1rsts, "A; roll. Maryland and
Pennsylvania extras. 45a41; do. West
Virginia. extras. 44a45; do, Ohio eX-
tras, Haas; process butter, 53a55.
CHICAGO, October 22.-Fresh breaks
In the price of hogs had further de-
pressing effect today on the corn mar
ket The fact that, contrary TO- expec-
tation, the longshoremen's strike was
still unsettled tended also to discourage
buyers. In the absence Of any positive
new bullish developments. no decided
power to rally was shown Opening
quotations. which ranged from the same
as yesterdays finish to a lower. with
December 1.23 to 1887 and May l.21A
to 1.2l1a. were followed by general sag
all around.
Oats. like corn, lacked support. After
opening 4 to u lower. including De-
cember at 70k to 70ts. the market un-
derwent some additional setback.
Provisions were weak with hogs and
grain. Lard led the decline.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-10-22
SAYS CONGRESS PLANS
FORCE TO CURB UNREST
Member of House Military Commit
tee Believes Conditions Will
Result in 800, 900 Army.

Congress, appreciating the red men,
ace and threatening strikes through
out the country, is preparing to meet
force with force. a member of the
House military committee said today.
Congress proposes to place at the dis
posal of the War Department a suf-
flcient force to overthrow those who
are agitating industrial disturbances.
this member said.
Within a short time the House COM
mittee on military affairs. the mem
Der said today. will report out tenta-
tive legislation for a Regular Army
during the coming fiscal year. This
measure will probably provide for an
army of 100000 men. Until about a
week ago an army of 100000 to ESQ.,.
600 was contemplated.
The red developments throughout
the country and the spread OF strikes
have impressed members of the House
generally that the executive branch
situation by furnishing all the men
needed to quell industrial disturb
ances.
The military affairs committee be-
lieved that with an Army of 300 900,
10000 each could be stationed at
Camps Devens, Mass; Upton, N. Y;
Sherman. Ill. and another farther
west, where they could be in readi-
ness to be rushed to any industrial
center where riot or industrial dis
turbance threatens. The committee
feels that the next six months are go
ing to be trying ones, but with an
adequate show of force she govern
ment will be able to suppress those
who are fomenting strikes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-10-22
DAIRY MARKETS.

EEN YORK, October 22.-Butter-
StAkdy: receipts. S,544 tubs: creamery,
higher than extras. 7oiSa7l; creamery.
extras tsa score). 20: hrsts. 5saso !;
> Egss-stsady; receipts. 1.oso boxes |;
fresh gathered. extras. 6sx70; extras,
AfstSC esase: hrsts. S1aS4; state, Penn
aylxen4A and nearby western heEnery,
whiets. hns to fancy, Sass; state,
Fsnnsylvania and nearby hennery.
Pennsylvania and nearby hennsry.
browns. 74a7s; do, feathered, browns
ana mixed colors, 7oa72.
CAsese-Firm: ftcsipts. l,oss boxes;
oeAA1. whole milk, hAtS, current make,
pposials, 81: do. average run, 31a3l = :
aoAe1sls. 81: do. average run. 500.
T.sc BALTIMORE. Otober se.
Transformation. per barrel. in
S4.Dound sacks carload lots): Winter
Patent. ls.soa1o.75; winter straight,
i&fgaio.2s: spring patent. 12.ooa1s.25:
medium to choice. s.7sa7.75: corn
msal. per 100 pounds. 4.ooa4.2o; city
rf1ls. ss-pound sacks. winter pat
shts. 12.16; winter straight, 1l.9o;
blended patent, 1855: spring patent,
The above quotations on city mills
1ovr are jobbtnH prices
Receipts. 1880 barrels, including
11.TS7 barrels for export
Wheat sales-smali bag lots by
sample. at 2.12, Els, eli. 220, 2.25,
2.2s. 2.e8, ESQ. 2.31 per bushel.
Cob corn quoted At: White. s:25as.5o;
yellow. e.35as.s0 per barrel for car
loads. Track yellow corn, No. 2 or
better. for domestic delivery, quoted
n isS per busheI
Corn Aaies-None.
oatS--Rangs Of prices: Standard
white, -: No. 8 white. TN.
Hye-Range OF prices: Bag lots OF
nearby rye as to quality, 1.o0ai.5o per
6uShel.
Hay ana straw--No change
CHICAGO. October 22.-Butter, low
er: creamery. 00aS3A.
EGgs-Lower; receipts. 1897 cases
fFsts. s7h as3h; ordinary firsts. 51a52
At mark cases included, 51aoS: storage
packed frsts, 59s aSo.
Pouitry-Alive, unsettled; springs
20: fowls. 1ea23h.
Potatoes-weaker; arrivals. 10t
cars: northern bulk and sacked round
whites. 2.25a2.50: Ohio russets. 800 pei
hun6sedweight.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-10-22
BEu1AH MOODY TAKEN HOME.
Girl Found at Station Month Ago
Returned to Richmond.

Beuiah Moody. the fifteen-year-old
girl who disappeared from her home
in Richmond last July and was found
at the Union station in Washington a
month ago, has been taken back to
her mother by Mrs. Mabel Battey OF
the woman's bureau of the police de-
partment.
No charge has been placed against
the girl, either here or in Richmond,
and she will be left in care Of her
mother, Mrs. Anna Louise Moody. I'LL
West Taylor street, Richmond. Mrs.
Moody said last Monday that she
would consult Justice Ritz Of the
Richmond juvenile court az to what
should be done with Beulah. When
found in Washington the girl gave
her name as Louise Clay" and gave
fictitious street number as her Rich
mond home.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-10-22
Grain, Produce
and Live Stock

BALTIMORE, Md. October 22.-Po-
tatoes-Western Maryland and Penn
sylvania, No. 1. per 100 pounds, 2.40a
265; eastern shore Maryland and Vir-
ginia. 24Oa265: New York and New
Jersey, 2.25a2.50: native or nearby.
225a2.5O: all sections. No. ., 1.50a1.7
do, No. 3. 75a1 90; sweets. North Caro-
lima, No. 1. per Dbl, 3.00a325; do,
eastern shore and Virginia. 300a3 Is
vans, all sections No. 1. 2.5oa2.75;
sweets and vans, No. 2, 1.25a1.75: do.
native or nearby No. !. 3.00a3.25; do.
native, per basket. 40a55.
Green fruits-Apples. large. smooth
No. 1, per barrel. 4.ooa4.5o; do. ordi-
nary mixed. No. ., 3.00a3 .50: do, west
ern Maryland and Pennsylvania pack
ed, No. 1. per double-headed barrel,
6.00aS.0o; do, No. >, 4.00a5.00; do, per
hamper. 1.50a2.5o: do, all varieties.
barrel. 7.00a7.50; grapefruit, per crate,
2.25a4.oo; grapes, all varieties. per
small basket, 24a25; pears. New York
Bartletts. No. 1, per barrel 9.00a11.00;
do, No. 2, 7.00as.00; do, per bushel,
o.50a350: do, Seckels No. 1. per bar
do, per bushel. 2.75a4.00; do. nearby,
per basket, 5oa75; do, per barrel. $50
ALSO: p!neapples. per crate. 4.0oa7.0o;
ounces No. l. per busheI, 1.50al.75;
do. No. 2. LOCALES.
Tegetables-Beans. green. per
bushe1. scars; stringless, s5a60: do,
limas. per bu.. 2.00a2.5o; do, hulled,
per ID. Halls: Broccoli, native. per
basket. 25a35; beets, per bunch, 2ka3:
cabbage, native, per 100, 3.00a6. 90 F.;
carrots, native per bunch. 21aa3; caul-
flower, Maryland and Virginia. per
bbl., 3.00a4.00: celery, washed large,
per bunch, 50a60 rough. per crate,
3O0a4.0o; corn. native, per dozen. 15a
30; lettuce, New York fancy, per box
or basket, 1.75a2.00; do. native, per
bushel. 6oa1.10: onions. Maryland and
Pennsylvania. No. I. per 100 lbs. 1926
a375; do, New York and western
326a3.75; pumpkins. native. each. "a
6: peppers. native. large, per basket.
16a40; radishes. native. per bunch. 2
a2k; spinach, native. per bushel, 15a
So; tomatoes. native. per basket. 60a
so; do, packing stock. per bushel, goa
lis: do. yellow, per basket. 20a30; do.
ket. 25a35; savoy cabbage, per bushe1,
50a60.
Chestnuts. per pound, sa1o; per
bushel, 4.S0a6.00.
Arrivals by boat: Live poultry
Chickens. springers. large. per pound.
29a30; do, small to medium. pound,
29a30: do. White Leghorns, 29a30; old
ROSTERS, pound. 20: do. old hens, over
pounds. per pound. 29a30: do, small,
pound, 2Sa29: do. White Leghorn hens.
pound, 2sa29; ducks. Muscovy, young,
pound, %; do. White Pekins. young,
pound. 80; puddle. pound. 20; do,
smaller. poor. per pound, 25a26; tur-
keys, young. pounds and over, pound.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-10-22

CHICAGO. October 22-Hogs-Re-
ceipts, $1,000 head: lower; early top
1925; out of line: bulk of sales, 12.25a
1900. heavy. 12.25a13.50; medium.
12.40a13.10; light, 12.40a13.Oo: light
lights, 120oa12.6o: heavy packing
sows. smooth. 12.00a12.40; packing
sows, rough, 11.50a12.00, pigs, LISA
1880.
Cattle-Receipts. $4,000 head: weak.
Beef steers, medium and heavy weight
choice and prime. 17.40a19.50; medium
and good. 11.0oa17.00; common, S.50a
HOO, light. good and choice. 14.25a
1900: common and medium. 7.75a14.0e
Butcher cattle. heifers. 6.50a14.50;
cows s.50a12.75. Gamers and cutters
s:ssas5o. Veal calves. 1s.5oa17 so
Feeder steers. 7.00a13.25. Stocker
steers. 6.00a10.75. Western range
steers. 775a15.5o; cows and heifers
6.00a12.50.
Sheep-Receipts. $4,000 head; firm
Lambs. 12.75a15.75; culls and COM
mon. 8.75a12.50; ewes, medium, GOOD
and choice. 6.50a7.75: culls and com
mon. 3.0oas.25: breeding. s.76a12.oo.