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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-30
THE MYSTERIOUS SUICIDE AT NEwroKr.

NEWPORT, X. l.. Oct. 29.--The body of tho
man found dead under tb, san9iis OF beach hs
been identified to-day that Of James IT, The brother Of
Miss Addie Young author OF the letter sent % ms
tribune last evening. TIE reuans were ideDaedby his
UNCLE W. l. Gordon, who arrived today and innledi
atey had the corpse taken up, and thus established be-
yond doubt the mystery Of the cad afrr The body viii
be taken to Lawrence for burial and with hun
will be burned forever the secret OF has tragic end.
Young left his home the 18th OF October with tho
knowledge OF his parents and mp TO the present dae Il"
effort had been made to ascertain his whereabouts As
stated In the note written BY deceased and printed IN
THE TRIBUNE OF Monday, he was unwei, and had only
short time before left the hospital at Worcester, where
Mr. Gordon says DO had been sent for medical treat
mept as n WAS thought by his friends that be was
sliVhtly dsranged
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WALLrST. GOSSIP.
A RuMoRED UNION PACIFIC DEFAULT.


The directors of the Union Trust Company
are sti considering the resumption of business but
have not yet named any date. The counsel expects
however, that they will soon resume
Some apprehension created BY the announce mt
that the Central Branch of the Union Pacific Railroad
would default It's interest. President Duff OF the
Union Pacific. however said that the Central Branch
was n small road 100 miles long, formerly known rs
the Atchison and Pfke's Peaks Railroad, and
had no financial relations with the Union Pacific
Inquiry Of the officers Of the Central Branch elected the
information that they would ask the holders of the hrs
mortgage bonds to fund the first seven coupons ma
turing subsequent 20 this date. For this purpose y
series ofcoupon londs have been prepared numbering
from to lco and corresponding number to the nrst
mortgage bonds. These bonds will be for the following
amounts, each Seven coupons. gold rio Interest on
said coupons from the date OF their maturity TO NOV l.
1876. at per cent, gold SIS so-tota' s22S w. AIer
Nov l. 1876. they Will interest at Sper cent WIN
coupons attached, principal and interest al s0u
coin.
Tue failure Of trim VI German sbippins merchan'r
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-30

VAGUE RUMORS CAUSE CONSERVATION
THE FAILURE on A. a W. sPRAGUE DENIED-sTATE-
MEyTs OF THEIR AGENTS IN THIS cIrY-rHE
RUMoRs ATTRIBUTED TO THE JEALOUSY OF A
RIVAL HOUSE.
Reports of a panic on the Vienna Bourse accom-
panied by announcements Of the failure of A. ~ W.
Sprague d. Co, tho great manufacturers OF hhode
Island and of HOyt, Spragne a. Co., their agents III
Ncw-York, Greeted considerable alarm In wall
st. and throughout the commercial com
munty yesterday, where the house OF tne
Spragues has long been regarded as one
of the pillars of the manufacturing interest
in w-England Dispatches declared That the
liabilities Of the firm were Sl4000OO0, while their
assets were only half that amount, Their lmIne-
date necessities we're alleged to be $2,OCO'OOO, ana
q meeting Of bank officers having been held In
Providence, il was found that no relief could DC
given and that the suspension of the several hrins
Yesterday was inevitable. These dispatches pro-
duced profound sensation, which was converted
into indignation when it was discovered that they
were without foundation, the firms in question
asserting that they perfectly solvent although
ike other large concerns, il want OF a certain
amount of ready money.
Inquiries made in this city Yesterday in regard to
the Spraguo elected from their agents the response
that the published dispatches were grossly erro-
neous The figures of their assets and liabilities Lad
been absurdly reversed. Instead of their liabilities
beng Sl4,O0O,OOO, they were not half that amount
while their assets were $14OOO0OO. These facts were
demonstrated to the assembled officers of the Provi-
dence banks and the result the loan of 100000
required for immediate wants and all danger of i'm
mediate suspension even temporarily, was removed.
An informal conference of number of the friends
of the firm was held at the offices of the firm yester-
day, but results made public. These Official
denials afforded considerable satisfaction, as the
Spragues are the of of the largest mill
properties in the United States and in addition con-
troll number of financial institutions in Rhode
Island The origin of the rumors is attributed to an
old-time feud between the Spragues and Brown &
Ives. which has divided the State of Rhode Island
into two factions and caused much jealousy.
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suvER-COATED RESUMPTION.

SIX HUNDRED DOLLARS ~ SILVER COIN PAID OUT IN
SINGLE DAY-AN ASSAY OFFICE THEORY.
The silver payments at the b-Treasury
continue to excte the merTment OF Wast. and indeed
OF the whole business community Six hundred dollars
were paid yesterday nearly all having drafts avail
ing themselves OF their privilege OF drawing s. In silver
Mr. Fovd Of the Assay Office however, said yesterday
that the Office had received instructions from Washing
ton to make its bullion fund available far pracr-
cable carrying out the project OF the Treasury De-
partment for silver resumption. This bullion fund in
cudes about 81 100000 in silver. The Government he
said can at any time obtain possession of 100000
ounees OF fine silver which will make s692 600 coin
The officers OF the Philadelphia Mint have been instruct
ed TO use twothrds Its entire capacity In the coinage
OF silver until otherwise ordered Under this arrange
ment the Mint turn out from 100000 to 81
per month. Mr.. Floyd thought that with this system
the exchange of silver for greenbacks would be pract
cable within days, only comparatively small num-
Der Of would be presented for such exchange
Silver would be in request in many parts OF the
country however, soon as it ceased TO bear pre-
MUM At least $4,000 in silver would then 90 to
Texas, where it was wanted to the cotton crop
Many large orders for siverss 1t at par with
greenbacks had been received by bankers this city,
not only from Texas. but from large manufacturers in
other parts Of the West who it for the payment Of
their employees and also the proprletors OF
leading New-York hotels, who desire 1t for similar
iect Mr. Floyd said that there a small de-
mana for silver from South America AS that IL
supplied he thought that the price would fall would
not paw he said ship silver 10 Europe, aud there
an immense amount OF silver coin in Germany part Of
which is certain to upon the market bullion
The Chinese Educational Commissioners visited yes
terday the Assay ONCE and escorted through the
different departments by Superintendent Acton.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-30
FOREIGN NEWS.
THE BAZAlNE TRIAL,

EVIDENCE RESPECTING THE Efforts 10 cosMuM.
CATE WITH METZ.
PARIS, Wednesday. oct. q, 1873.
In the Bazaine trial to-day NJ. Flahant,
messenger, testified that under fear OF capture by the
enemy, he swallawed dispatch which no was carrying
from Thonvie 10 Metz. The dispatch was recovered
and delivered the officers ut the headquarters IN heii
on the 29h Of August but by them thrown INTO tho
fire unread.
Lieut.. N0gues swore that he fruitessy attempted 70
deliver to Bazane dispatch nrusted 10 him on the al
Of August by the Empress. lie admitted, after much
prevaricaton that he also the bearer Of Dispatch
TO Gen. B0urbah.
The President OF the Court severely censured this Wit
ness for attempting 10 conceal the facts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-30
PRICE FOUR CENTS.

was announced yesterday bu, excited no great dscn'
sion.
President Orion of the Western Union Tel
egrapn Company gives notice to the holders OF tn'
coupon currency bonds OF the Company that, 10 cons
quence OF that couniefes Of said bonds are Va
circulation 1t is thought advisable for the protection OF
the public. well OF the Company, 90 require the
presentation OF the bonds with the coupons due Nov
Payment Of the coupons Will be made at the Office OF
the Treasurer OF the Company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-30
REPRESSION IN FRANCE.

A GENERAL PLACED on THE RETIRED LIST ron PRO
TESTING AGAINST TIE MoNARCuCAL REsroRA-
non.
PARIS, Wednesday. Oct %, 1873.
Gen. Bellemarre wrote letter to NJ. Du Ia
rail- Minister OF War; informing him that n the mon
archy was restored he (Belcmarre would resign his
commission In the army. Immediately upon the receipt
Of the communication by NJ. Du Bara he issued o.
der placing the General on the retired list.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-30
p.upo.p Employees WAGES Rrpucyp

HARTFORD. Oct. 29.-The New-York, New
Haven sua Hartford Railroad Company have reduced
the hours labor OF their meehinics In s city FROM
ton 10 eight hours per day. making a corresponding
reduction Of 20 per cont IN their pay Tho Hartford
Proyidenss and Fshkiu Railroad IL 10 Understood will
ma 10 tue same reduction.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-30
THE CANADIAN RAILWAY SCANDAL.

THE DEBATE IN THE HOUSE OF COMNoNi-UN'
DIMINISHED PUBLIC INTEREST.
OrrAwA, Oct. 29.-The interest in the debate
in Parliament continues undmnished and the galleries
OF the House are crowded with spectators each day
from the opening until the adjournment Yesterday Sir
Francis Hincks, James Mcdonald Of Pctou, and Mr.
Baker spoke on the Ministerial side, and Mr. Glassot
London and James Young for the opposition To-day
tho debate was resumed by The Hon. u. u. Wood
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-30

NEw-0RLEASs, Oct. 29.-The Metropolitan
raid In Grant Parish has heard from Ito object IL
to assist the Deputy Marshal ~ write Several
persons who supposed to have participated In tho
Colfax affair." months ago. have been srrested No
resistance was offered.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-30
THE POPE AND THE EMPEROR.

THE EXISTENCE or SECOND LETTER FROM TIE
POPE CONFIRMED.
ROME, Wednesday Oct. %, 1879.
Dispatches have been received in this city
confirming the report the existence OF second letter
from the Pope to the Emperor OF Germany.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-30
MILL SUSPENSIONS IN RHODE ISLAND.

MILL SUSPENSIONS IN RHODE ISLAND.
CLOSING or MILLS CONTROLLED BY TIE sPRAGUE
MANUFACTURING COMPANY-ovER 1000 OPERA
TIvEs OUT OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. IN THE
PRICE or GOODS MANUFACTURED BY BROWN a
IvEs-CoNDITIoN OF OTHER RHODE ISLAND
MIIIs-sUsPESsIOSs AND REDUCTIONS IN 1HE
HOURS or LABOR.
trRoM A SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT OF THE TRlbuSt'I
PROVIDENCE, Oct. 28.-ExteDded inquiries
AMONG mill agents aud in Providence, together
with visits to manufacturing towns In the Vicinity nave
,esuted in obtaining information ss 10 the posi-
tim of many OF the principal Rhode Island mills as
Affected by the present state Of affairs The ehect j.
most marked upon tue manufactures }" which the A.
W. sprague Manufacturing Company IL Interested
Their great mills ~ Baltic, Conn, where aoou S0""
,pindes are run and at Augusta Maine where thefo are
1900 spindles have been running on ha TIME lor
days Their mills at Aduidneck, L. with S2Co0 spuue''
aud at Natck r. H. With 10000 spindIeS' were put ."
half time this week The large Atlantic De'aiHe h'ir
at OIneyyie adjacent 10 Providence lnciud1bE p"ii
cotton and worsted mill. have just been eIuho' WIZ
the announcement that they viii resume ID 'o'Su'
~ this suspension 2oSo peoDIe ase Jul 'N' ''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-30
ANOTHER PANIC AT VIENNA.

VIENNA, wednesday, OcI -, I6I''
There is another panic on the Bourse in
this city. The Government is endeayoriHS 70 effect
settlement OF the financial difficulties.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-30

THE Executive Committee OF the Massaehu.
address W peoUls N favor 81 PrsAlAusa ~ -
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lELLOW FEVER.
BRIGHT PROSPECTS, AT MEApnIs.

MEMPHIS, Oct. 99.-The daily mOrtuary re
port shows deaths from fever. from other canses.
total deaths, 10. No new have been reported.
There was heavy frost night. ana lee formed
the CUTTERS The Erenfng Ledger contains the follow Dg
from Mayor Johnson:
The kilograms and money received - day from North
ern cities snow many receipts OF substantial all pre-
yOnsly have shown that in the blessed spine of charity
there line o distinction separation in our whole
land As feowcitizcns of the great country, having
uteTests IA common are ono people and IN syIupa-
thy, as politically We are truly united,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-30
YELLOW FEVER MOTIFS.

The bale Of cotton sent to Louisville from
Montgomery Ala. tor ihe benclr OF th M"mpAis sal
ferers was rallied of yesterday for sj2j.
The Mobile Board Of Health deem It prudcnt
for all absentees to return. aud recommend that oil
quarantine restriction affecting Mobile Dc removed.
There has been only one yellow fever death
at tgomery. Ala, in the past 43 hours. Il wa Az
old case and nave been reported Ice and
frost formed there yesterday morning
A special dispatch to The Savannah i0rRiHg
Ners from Blnbridse, GA says the situation cannot b.,
considered more favorable. All the cases heretofore
reported dangerous will prove fatal. Five new cases
are reported. Ex-senator BrutOn prominent eitiL"n,
died Yesterday OF yellow fever. II the death rate m.
creases there Will be trouble IN bury ing toe dead.
The Young Mems Christian Association Of
this city Acknowledges the receipt Of s AZ for the snf
ferers from yellow fever; amount previously received,
S24l OIL total $3.50 ~. Contributors vii DC received
by NJ h Jesup No. 90 Lbertyst. j. +. Wyck0n No. los
Fulton-st and 10y the Secret Try az Twenty and
Fourthaye, and Will be promptly forwarded "a \ucoJt
Colyer al Memphis.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-30

evening that late news from fioyt, spraguo =" w.
had been very encouraging, and that the prospect
brightens.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-30

Jones which give employment 20 CO men, reduction has
Deen made IN the hours OF labor wages aud the pros
Winter.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-24
FEDERAL CRIMINAL CASES.

In the United States Circuit Court, yester-
day, Judge Benedict presiding, John T.. Burrell re-
auested permission to set day for the trial Of
r L. Taintor indicted for embezzing funds from the
Atlantic Bank The Court denied the request pending
It's decision the motion TO quash and suggested that
The prosecution furnish the bill Of particulars demanded
I'm the argument on Thursday. United States District
Attorney Bliss said that be would do ana the Court
announced that 70 would probably dispose OF the motion
to quash next MONDAY.
In the case OF Oscar T. wainwright charged with
making a false forged and counterfeit paper and pre-
senting it to the United States DstrctAttorney Tor the
purpose Of tatisying him that ne was good ball. the
motlon 10 auash the Indictment was granted II ap-
peared in this case thar the paper presented was
genuine one that It's contents were false; ana the
Court held that under the statute, the words false,
forged and counterfeit" are synonymous, and that,
therefore "fase" meant =" forced and counterfeit"
Samuel Courtney the defense, aud Assistant United
States DisriotA ttornsy Purdy Tor the Government.
Wainwright who Is now In JAIL VIII DC brought Deloie
Comm ssiOner a charge OF perjury.
The motion 10 quasD in the ease OF Christian 1ee.'
mufcted for Illicit distati0n of whisky was gfahted'
Joseph Bell for the motion, and Mr.. PWdy opposed
New-York tribune., 1873-05-24
GAMBLERS ourwrTTEp.

Two discounted gamblers, named Samuel
Hayno ana Edward Russell arragned before Jus
tice Hogan in the Pombs Police Court yesterday on
complaint OF Roswell ID. Cardigan, who charged them
with keeping gambling house at Washington ana
COrtlandtsts. Tic complainant, stout, ruddyiaoeH
man stated tRat Thursday afternoon, while he was
saunterng through Greenwich ST., he was accoste1 ny
HaEno vino pretended 70 bean old acquaintance Alter
q little conversation Hayno invited Cardigan TO 20
with him 10 get prize which he SAID lie had just drawn
In lottery Cardigan went Win hin 10 the slnipbR,
house and induced tO play at banco." lie rsAtd
SlOO On a game On which 500 staked Al the
end Of the game. he seized all the money whichl
according hia story he supposed ho bI Won pul
which te others aver had lost Wnen about 10 eaHe
ne was Intercepted by Russell vino meraced him win
bowe-kniIe. Cardigan thea Jinied from mo ~lhsi1"
" an awning and slid down Telegraph pole 10 the s'e
walk where called policeman who arrested the ae
The pTIsouers vouu.ited 1eiat VI psiL
New-York tribune., 1873-05-24
DEPARrURn or roREiGy MAILS.
eATnRnAN M p.

Waits Tor Great Britain and fnc "a Caseas'oVn and Liverpool by
tie seamsniD Aariatc u NJ A Supplementary hs
Waite Ferry. jersey Ciy. gi as 10
steam1hip hiie star DocEi P2yOna Ferry.
Jersey CITY.
For Mails for Continent Of Euupe VIA Southampton in
Bremen bv he steInslD D0nau uaAs ruEs 70 II No
supnenentary Aa steamship hon foot Of Ihrcst,
IT,
Pruvs4n closer fTii hg ths line
steamship 4anlugO close a. y a. ssaln
ship sails At 9 D.. To- Per 80. j. " r.
steamship Antonio eiose az
sal l. q 3 %. m Pier No. ~ X. T.
letters steamship locks ard intended
Nils, be- prepaid. double postage, oY
stamps will he recsvei the clers
Mai for iax, n s. coeI Lae Aaf lyrE Pos-Ole
dar p. n. and via Boston.
NeEioundllm SeETor Post Ooe m
lie. saturday
m New York Fndav.
Letter postage a, ns "a lues except slen going direct VII
If P3Def5 wicI
SUNDAY. MAY ..
al Mails close ID O'Clock Tnr to)hce a
N
New-York tribune., 1873-05-24

be ehcited before the Committee of InvestiRaticn.
The full information which can BE- readily obtained
cernng the efforts OF Mr. Rhodes toe0mpe the univ yersai
of his patent will probably not 90 futher sought for
when the Aldermen satisfied, and !, w stated that
the matter will be permitted N drop or that the Com
suh,e, I'm I Ssra,teo bv ali pnt Tirg TRIntTsE '
There are other matters Connected with the opera
which, aceordinr 10 the resolution under which the Com
mi tee was appointed should be considered, Dnt which
IL has not yet touched upon Among These Is the action
OF iha Rnard n the ease Of patent "ramrner" which
cOmpes all plumbers 40 the ltY 70 sse Ia packing
down the earth which they may haye removed Tor the
burmese of making waterppe connections between
houses aud the main HewrTa "oulu har1y seem
rhry orders a. 70 forbid persuns to use in the trivial
matter replacing dirt aDyt except the particular
sir IA fact, Cleaned from tle Statement. OF plumb
ers aDd contained ~ Ttated M 3 rs ~ c WlSn ABOUT
The .nitatory movement IN this direction was made
came INTO oice They sent 70 the pumors series OF
rules and regulations witch they hnu drawn up to gov
ern the conduct OF plumbers and others Among tnese
Rule No. g. relative ~ water PIPE connections. stated
rnat in reBR the trencnes All the eartn must be re-
piaced The earth must Dc lstd In layers OF not more
tan nine inches In depth ana eaeh layer thorvngny
rImned tn prevent after settlement Tae raniDer To be
alter a model approved Dy the de department." DID,
A model has been approved by the department The
paent Is controlled by the owner df the Yatarcocks,
previously EXPOSED Is nlonPeTs nave iate received
- DEFAKrHHSr OF CrTT woEEs NAsEs rgEvSIoss 70 os,ioE
J.
s, YOu hereby Os tina, you provide Ourssi vita
at this Ohc fOu vii bIng The
ra.Ener approval laiEhl JoHS a. hsoDss
Tho rammerH used previously were small. easily
handled OF convenient form to and possessed the
power requisite 10 replace all the erth which had been
remoyed an cost 81 50 apiece. Any blacksmith could
Iuaxe one order. Tie patent ramner wAicn has been
aaonted by the Board OF CITY Works. and which plumb
ers are compelled use large, unwiedy heavy, and
tiresome - the persons using t tnat
they are frequently compelled To rest while hiinR IN tue
trenches thus increasing the cost of te work These
rammers are made and furnished only by a Mr. Pollock
M Raymundst., who charges apiece Tor them. Tnis
order which cOmpels every plumber in Brooklyn to
purcuase one these rnncrs each O Ills wurknen,
rs universally denounced, and the strongest feeling OF
mdiguatlOu exists particularly among uOse VINO are
consed obey It, or are Otherwise forbidden 10 make
connections with sewers or waterpipes.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-24
THE GAS COLLECTORS INJURIES.


TRIAL OF DIR. BROWN FOR ATTEMPT AT MURDER.
The trial of DIR. L. NJ. Brown for assaulting
sandford E. Murray collector for the New-York Gas
Company, time ago, called, yesterday before
Judge Davis, the Court Of Oyer and re The
indictment against him has two counts, the Ar5t
charging feoniouA assault with 10 kill the
ond, feonious assault with ntent TO rob Assistant
Attorney Russell opened The the people,
briefly stating the circumstances Of the crime, and
charging Brown with attempt ~ take
forcbly from Murray $3.50. which he had
with him. He then called Murray himself, a
young with a rather keen, bright, black eye dark
hair and whiskcrs, whose head stil bound with
bandae from the blows received from the hatchet
in Brown hand. Mr. Murray testified that on Apn 10
called Dr. Browns Office, NO. III Wlliam-st.. to
collect gas BILL and after ne mad taken seat to make
change Of $40 bill the doctor made assault on
rom behind with a hatche striking him twice the
head The witness then stood up faced his assaiant,
and, after a sharp struggle, OverpOyered INN and
knocked him over on the doOr The witness had over
900 with him at the time.
The landlord OF the prisoner gave evidence showing
that he saw the complainant the house. and
up stairs himself TO procure money To pay his
gas bill. When he came downstairs again he heard
noise IN the doct0rs Office and found the door locked
When was broken open Mr. Murray said the prisoner
had tried 10 murder hin Tor us money Onheer harris
gave testimony or the arrest OF tho dOctOf DE- bfady
testified that the wounds the prisoner we're OF
dangerous character, aud nkely 70 produce death.
The prosecution rested. The prisoner Or. Brown,
was put upon the stand and the only witness for
the defense He Is OF perhaps 50 years with very
hight yelpwisn hair snort stnbby gray WnlskeFs ana
mustaohe and "A rowing eye. general expression or
wdness bghtened by the arrangement or rather
lack arrangement Of ms hair which stood up Ike
spikes all mead. His story as might nave
been expected wholly IN his own favor counter charge
Of assault made and persstenty adhered to Hsde
sCriptOn OF The in which ho ay on the OOr after
receiving duray's blows, and mildly expOstulated,
telling his aCcuser that IL somebody else who had
strucd him, created some amusement In court. HIS
manner THAI OF one thoroughly dsgisted with the
turn OF Affairs whose indignation could scarcely be
restrained An interesting feature OF the ria was the
exhibition in Court OF the weapon when Brown Is sald
have used u an old the blade OF WhIch was
covered with Old rags.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-24
The following cottos III
rArrrR AraRKrrs

BrYFato - t0-iav including reported
rivals head aguust 52l The an
slow there hu Little stocs
oferug ned courtrr dealers not ntenon o
quotabe market; sae IS bead Illinois stee, from 81
Las o. -5 - 7 bead Michigan scker., lll
head Cherokee st0ckefl verzeug 3 o. lt 50
auBsRec to-day, 100 bead, making ne total
suprlT thus 020 bead O d for he
the closed in az quotations.
sale LIZ head ono clp1ol sheep, 10 - Jtd 20
HOss-Reents neoirg rporei arrivals s bead naEins
thus LJJ bead against ifsN besd
llst market lat AZ - IJG - 20
CHICAGO Mag Z3CATTLE-2ecpts 2dO0 bead market opened
tiieg Of good 70
choice Al IS l ockes good heshg FEEDER - l00
light 80 l5 Market be-
cane reports closed dull aud weak inpnents
3.rUI head
Eoqs Live 800 beads 1cs rrm g 'o0
81 10 Tor eoruon 70 good - choice Eta
feg e1ts4 assorted ssa IS >Ipment., S50ij head.
sHsEP et snd eayi receipts $50 head -ies oi COMMON 70
choice Al ssd=6 25.