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No. l,lIi-T. c. Cory and c. II. kimOa!l vs..
Charles wIrtn--rror from Labette county
Affirmed.
BY THE COURT. VALENTINE, J.
1.-shere a case is tried by the Court with.
out jury, upon psroI evidence, and the
court IL. ds generaly IN favor OI tine plslntln
aud against the 0efeodants, Il Will be pre-
sumed that the Court fouud all the iacts IN
| iavor OF the plaintIr anu against the defen.
uanis, 30 lar as There Is >ufnclent evidence 10
prove sucL iaCjs, although such evidence
| may be cuntradicted by o,hrrevidence Ia the
| case; aud IN such case the finding will Dv
Upheld uy the supreme Court.
| 2--whele, penang negotiations between
and Tor the purchase OI IuruIture Oy ID. nom
N. for so 10, W. demanus security for Ine
pay nienl oi said 20 u, a-d IN pursuance OF
| such demand, the following Instrument in
| writIng Is executed and delivered 10 W. as
such security, to-wIt:
| WHEREAS, The undersigned Z. q X have
| in tn-Ir possession for collection, note Tor
| SIS W, gwen by q >, and now II Is under
| stood and agreed by aiI the parti's, That
| when said note Is Collected, s60 ~ out of the
| lSIsnvd,I CSK. and D'
| And ". then let's d. have said furniture !;
| and said note Is still left tor collection with
/ Z. & h who are attorneys anu coun>eiors at
| L,w,-their INSTRUCTIONS having been -wnen
| they frsI received II, 10 sue on IL unless IL
| was immediately pal tsind these lnsli uctl LIZ
| are not revokeu anu alter said Instrument
| 10 collect SAID nUte, except, that Sometime
| afterwards Iney Ieiurn tie note 10 ~, anu
Que OF them Is PRESENT " hen the note Is paid
10 Jana they never make any claim iof The
| soD due 10 W.; aud ID. Il utterly InsolNent
| Held, that so OF the amount due on ss note
| was assigned and appropriated a. colistteral
| security for the pay nlent OF the debt from ID
| 10 ~ and that - X h. were made The COM
mon agents, trustees ana attorneys OF ~. and
ID. Ia collect SAID note anu 10 pay the proceeds
10 W and D., according TO their respective
| interest therein, t0-wlt. $50 To W. and so5
| and interest To D., and that Iney failed To dc
| their duty towards W. and thai they thereby
| made themselves Liable Tor the amount
| which W wss 10 Receive out Of the Proceeds
| OF the note, notwithstanding they never re
I ceived any part Of the proceeds oI said note
, | nor any fe' ; or compensation Tor any thing
they dld.
horton, &. j., concurring. Brewer, ] =, dis
| sentiDg.
A true copy. Attest: A. HAMMATT,
LIS. Clerk Supreme ,OuIt
. No. I,SJO-The AtchIson Savings Bank an,
A {. Lowe, vs. H III. Wheeler - ErTo
. fom Don phan couuiy-ReNeT eTsyd.
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Plaintiffs were dealing in cattle as com.
mission merchants One member OF the
drm without the knowledge of his partners
made q contract With defendant In the name
Of the frm by which the firm was to sdvance
money, the defendant purchase and ship cat
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BY TIE COURT. BREW EB j.
/ Certain personal property was attached
as the IfOE' Tty % tht &c vI uaLlr " non resi-
drui H. InIrTpieaded claiming u nave puT-
chased Iue pUD,,'-TIv seNvfal months % iJEe
ln,. aItacnIucuI. | POa the Ii!aI I've wine -
e, I.s.IIlrd without Objection 10 Statements
Ina,l,, W the parties III ca'iT,c OF the property
nrtor 10 the attaCuInCBt. No denial Was
tu,ue OF Ihe-e Statements upon the tTIaI. iiS
u Itl,.s though IrSI. eIsts OI ihe county were
lot present ss Witnesses: no effort was made
To secure their Attendance, no delay asked
4, :, cuTs. InrlT pr->tlC- or testimony.
an :, motion for "A new tIIdl their afii.;tVIL-
w,I,. fiI.-d aenyinZ the >Iat"nIenlS Imputed
10 them a. Il a.so the afiIiaNIis oi the Inter
hi, ader end hi counsel stating That they
w,r, surlrlseu at such testimony No excuse
was gwen Tor not having them present as
witnesses or not securing tnU.r testimony.
One uI he parties WAS placed IN charge oil the
prup-Tt, b., the defendant ana The Otner the
| inl.rpIeader t-stin. Il lie hdd subsequently
semi cut To take cuaTge OF II, and aI>J that
n,. A al col suited with HIM in reference TO
| testimony foI the trlal. He'd, that whether
| In. testimony OF the witnesses was compe-
| I. nj or not, Eo case was made out Of accident
| or surprise which reasonable prudence could
| not nave qua d-d against sufficient TO COM
| p-l the granting OF a be. ulal.
| IL In "A notice vi publication TO non res
| idrnI defendant, wnO,e p Optrty has been
| taken in atlacumrut, a description Of the
\ properly attached IL unnecessary when the
| at ach nIent ha, been levied upon personal
| properly only.
| tL. fourth day of Ia term, the answer having
| been nine days before the term commenced:
Held, that uns judgment was not pernstur-ly
| entered, II not app caring that II was entered
i before the day upon winch the clerk ad Set
the case for hearing upon the L Ial docket.
1 All the justices cUucurring.
| A true copy. Attest: y. HAMMATT.
1 tlera Tcne court
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SUPREME coukI sYL,Asl.
STATE or KANsAs,l IS
SUPREME COURT,
By THE CoUkT.
EoRToN, c. J,

No. I.s7tDaniel Moore ct al. We. J. b. En-.
mert-Error from douglas county-af'irm-
sA
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l. The affidavit prescribed in section 19o,
Gen. Stat. 46y. to be filed by the applicant for
an appeal from the decision Of the Probate
Courp Is a prerequisite Ia toe granting oi an
appeal and essential 10 the jul. .Siictlon OF
the. Probate Court allowing IL.
All the justices COncurTiIg.
4 true COPY. Attest: A. HAMMATT,
lLsI CLERK Supreme Court.
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HORTON, c. J
BP THECoURT.

10 ll32-The State of Kansas, er rel Attor-
n-y General vs. W. Z Tomlinsnn-origin-
al proceedings of quo uuTdnto Judgment
for the defendant.
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New Carnsd Fruits.
PICKLES

Crosse & Blackwell 5. s..-..-..... q
Lea & Perrin's Sauces. and Kerr
Tomaio CstSup.
New Sugar Cured Ham, Bacon
ShouidrE an Breakfast Bacon.
Choice Dried Beef.
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F.eIers are out in every direction TO kno"
whether il Is safe 10 disturb the Ieia'lohs ~, "
,ha silver dollar DIR. LindeTman, of tht
Mint is again used As the attenn;e oi ih'
gold bug He and all Others would De wl>'
to keep their legs well under them Inc peo
ple are going TO try the double standard
silver and gold, and keep their green backs
good as either. The politician who lnteIlTrt'
with them Will run short Of wind toieiaoIs
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ODst~ oyfUPs
yEy.IIES,

Largest assortment ever kept in
the city, Of the very choicest
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By THE CoCRr.
Brewer,J J.

No,I3' Jacob Fry e tt al. vs. L.R. Sanders-
errUr iro IN Doniphan county-afiirmed.
By THE CorRr, Brewer, ].
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IlOkToS, &. J.
BY THE CURT

No. I,3i-J NJ Spargler.as the administrator
etc, 's Nancy I. RobiIson-Error from
LyOa county-AffirmeJ.
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NALESTISE, j .
BY THE COURT

No. i95-The StlDe Of Kansas W. David T.
RiddI--Appeal nom Jewell county-afiii N
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yeTsed.
By THECoURT. VALENTINE, j..
lin an indictment for murder, where the
Indictment does not charge that the killing
was done By means of poison, or by lying IN
wait, or In the preparation or attempt 10 per-
petrs,te any felony, the indictment must
charge that the KiIiIng was done deliberately
and premeditatedly- In order 10 make the
5 ,me "a good Indictment for murder IN the first
degree.
der charged substantially that the d frndant
deliberately and premeditatedIy commit ed
a., assault and b. ttery upon The decreased, by
shooting him with "a psto, loaded with gun
powder and loaded balls, and thereby lnuict-
wound the deceased died, but did not any :
where charge That the defendant committed
the assault snd battery, OF dId the ShOotlng or
killing with the deliD' Fate and preIncuitt t'i
intention OF HI ling the deceased. Held, that
the indI tment aid not charge murder in the
first degree.
3. WiIere an indictment for murder charges
that tie killinE was done by John Tay IOf,
William Bro an and Thomas Craig by shoot
| ing the d, -ed with pistol, and resolyefs,
such indics.nent i not insulhclent, D. cause IL
aIle.e e. that, ''saId pIstOis aud reNOlNerS the
| said John Taylor, william Brown and
Thomas Craig then and there IN their rlsnt
hands he q, when they olG the shooting
| 4.-UpOn the JTIal Of a Grim mai csi>'-, here
| the defendant Is charged with murder and
| I e evidence tends to show that al the Nhs
| of the killing the d ceased ws> under dTIrs,
| upOn "A charge Of killing Certain Inditn- and
| OF stealing property belonging to indians
| aud some Of the evidence tends to N W th'ti
| the deceased WAS killed by Indians and Eo'
| by the defen ant, and the prO,ecu ion intro
| duc-d eVidenc. tcLding 10 show that tine lu'
| dIans did not az the time of the eklIilng be
| lieve that the deceased was guilty OF killing
| their comrades IA of stealing their property
but believed tie Wa, Innocent Thereof; Hstd
] that the defendant may, aS rebuiung eNi'
4 dence, show tnat the Indians must have bb'
n. v.d that the decesssd d was gui ~ of kl!Iins
i their com rades aud o. stealing their property
| and for the purpose OF doing this, ne .nsy
| show he acts and confessions Of the deceased
in the presence OF The Indians, wDen he wa
charged with killing The said Indians anC
/ stealing the Indians property.
| s-Where the prosecution in crlmlna
| cas-. introduces evidence showing portion
of a certain conversation had between the d.
i syeeu the defendant and "A third person, th'
defendant may Introduce evidence, showing
| the rest of such conversation.
| All the justices concurrlng.
A true CODY. Attest: a. HAHMATT,
| LIS Clerk Supreme Court.
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BREWER, j.
BY THE COURT,

No. l-ge-Hayden W. Fisher et al VS.. James
Conway-E. EOr f.om Morris cUunty-lse-
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BREWER J..


No lsu-R. T. Race Vs. ~. II. Nalony
Caar,es IL. Race, InieTpieauer, etc, -. ".
ii. Ma ony-ErIOr iIUn Lin ccunty-Ai
LgIuCI
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HANDS orr.

Glands of, gentlemen j" Is the order ol
the people to those who would interfere
with the standard silver dollar. Inc Iaer'
Ooeun gives the gold bugs the following
timely Warning:
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V ALESTINE, j..
By THE COURT.

No. 1,l7i-T. c. Cory and c. II. kimball vs..
Charles WIrth--Tror from LaDette county
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VALENTINE, j,

No 5Is-The State of Kansas VS. John Tay-
Ior " illlam Brown and 1nomas Craig
Appeal from GREENWOOD County - Re-
sd
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-06-18
TIE THREATENED STRIKE.
No Trouble Anticipated at 81. Louis

ST. LOUIS, June 17.-The Times this
morning has sn article regarding the
general strike which it has been alleged
would be insugurated to-day throughout
the country, and says there are no indi-
cations here, either among railroad en-
ployes or other mechanics or laboring
men of any such movement, and that
none is spprehended by the employers of
labor. 1t also says the police and muni-
cipsl authorities have, however, been on
the alert and are fully prepared :to meet
at once any emergency that may
arise; besides having the local militia we'll
in hand and ready for immediate
action. Arran gements has been made
with the proper authorities at Washing
ton, for prompt assistance OF the military
force now 81 the United States arsenal,
this city, should their aid be deemed
necessary. The article also says, among
recent developments is that OF . thorough
organ zatlon among the tramps and wan
derir Q harvesters. Those OF this class
who have stopped in this city or passed
through within the past fortnight, have
almost without exception worn upon the
lett breast little scrap OF red flannel
plBned CT sewed to the clothing. In
quiry among them shows that it is their
badge by which they recognize each
other. They have signs and grips and
talk mysterlously OF trouble to come
daring the heated term. Their part they
say W III, not be to start the revolution,
but to act as auxilisries. They wait
for the initiative to be taken by the
railroad men and when the strike CON-
mences the country will discover the
tramp's power in the immediate cutting
off all telegrsphic communications.
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Eating I-n Torture,

And sleep often a mere trsyesty OF repOse.
10 the dyspeplc. Appetite Is correspon'
dinghy impaired by this most prevalent Of
malad ~, and headaches, biliousuess, con.
stIpation, poverty OF the blood, loss OF
flesh and OF vitality, and a thousand an-
noylng and indascTi Dable sensations, are
It's concOmitanLs. II II, moreover, the pro.
genltor OF numerous and formidable
bodily disorders. Obstinate as IL II, how
ever, It's complete eradication may bs 81.
iccted by the persistent use Of Hostetter'.
stomach BltteTs, "A medicine which COM
municAtes both vigOr and regularity 10
the organs Of digestion and secretion, re-
laIes the bowels gently but thoroughly,
enriches and purnes the blood, promotes
appetite, and gives tranquility ~ the
nervous system. Persons Of weakly con-
stltution and feeble physique who uss
this superb tonic inialllbly derive from II
the stamina OF which they stand 10 IN uch
IN need and Il IL Invariably successful Ia
iemedying and preventing malarial dis.
eases
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-06-18
sherman on Resumption Repeal.

WASHINGTON, June II. - Secretary
Sherman said to-eay in reference to the
Senate substitute for the bill repeating
the resumption act: My intention and
expectation is to apply all the proceeds
OF the four per cent bonds, whether sold
for United States notes or coin, to the
redemption of $40 six per cent bonds. l
sOpe the House may make the
power to receive United States
for customs duties discretionary,
instead of compulsory. l certainly would
obey the law in letter and In spirit, and
would seek to keep in circulation all
the United States that could be msiD-
tanned at par with coin notes received
for customs duties, and could be used in
the purchase of coin or bullion.
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sTEUBENVILLE LOCALS.


On Saturday night at about II o'clock
some Steubenvile parties instituted q
quarrel with Il couple of Burgettstown
fellows, and put fearful heads on them.
The whole party was subsequently ar
rested, and the Mayor disposed OF them
in the following manner: William Jones
was assessed S24 fine aud costs. which he
paid; James Harrington was fined Sl5
and costs and failing to pay up was sent
t. Jail; Mike Ronick was also sent to jail
for not possesslrg z $50 and costs; New
ton Bishop said he was not guilty, and
will have a trial on Wednesday evening
at 81 o'clock; Charley Wilson said he
was only Iooker-on, and will have q
hearing this evening.
John Snowion is in the lookup for
drunkenness AMI disorderlY conduct.
Benjamin Travis is lsnguishing in
limbo, on complaint of hs wife, for at
tempting to demoIIsh the household
goods
Over $500 was cleared at the lions
Lutheran Church festival.
A man named James Brown, res ding
on South Third street, attempted to COM
nit suicide by poisoning himself with
arsenic, on Saturday night. Antidotes
were administered, and ne is doing well
at this writing. No cause is assigned for
the act.
The examination of the High school
will take place on Wednesday.
Henry Wilkinson filed an affidavit be-
fore Justice Allen this morning, cbsrg-
ing Edward Mccoy with carrying con.
cealed weapons. lie will have trial on
M Mondsy morning next, giving 500 bail
for his appearance.
Daniel Fitzpatrick was arrested on an
affidavit Of his daughter, before the same
Justice, charged with committing n
criminal assault upon his son, a boy OF IA
years of age.
VIM. Taylor, of Richmond. this coun-
", WAS accidentally shot and seriously
wounded on last Sunday. A boy named
VIM. Pstterton wss on ladder leaning
against tree endeavoring to gather in
swarm of beos. lie had q revol
yer in his pocket, which was
accldently discharged the ball
STRIKING hT. layIorr VINO was sIshdIhE AZ
the bottom of the Iadder, in the hip, and
glancing upward into his side. PhYsi-
clans looked for tho ball but failed T.
find it. He is very bad to-day.
A vocal and instrumental concert will
be given in Opera Hall on Tuesday even
ing, June 25Lb, by the pupils Of the
Blind Asylum of Columbus.
Rev Hermann, pastor Of the German
IONS Lutheran church, severely sprsined
his ankle this evening while getting out
Of buggy.
A. the Republican Congressiora pri-
msries, yesterday, Reilly gets ~ dele
gates IN Columbisna cOuLIy, 10 in Car.
roll and IN Jefferson, making total OF
So; Updegrsf in Jefferson II, in Harri-
son !, Carroll 7. Columbana J. total 26i
Martin 9 IN Jefferson; Dunbar 8 in
Jefferson; Knox 20 IN Harrison. One
township in Jefferson Is tie, and Bel
mont hiss yet to instruct.
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bills, but that it was = House oil report
ed by his advice.
Messrs Butler and Cox msde most
persistent efforts to address the House
in opposition 10 the bill, but were met
with calls TO order from both sides OF
the House, snd enforced sIso by the
Speaker. Mr.. Butler asked even tor hve
minutes which Mr.. Springer ssId wss
less than minute per million, but the
objection wss made louder snd more de-
termined, and motion was made oy
Mr.. Crspo to suspend the rules and pass
the bill
Mr.. Cox declared, with indignation
and smid storm OF objections and cslls
to order, that this was the result of the
bossted principles Of arbitration. The
House. he said, was ready TO duck down
to Queen, because the members were in
such hurry to get home, and where
were they to get money unless they
borrowed it.
Mr.. Butler made renewed attempts to
get a hearing, but met with no better
success. He faced the storm, which Was
strongest on the Republican side of the
House, and asserted that il was his priv
ilege to be heard.
The Speaker, however, dissented from
that view, and informed him repeatedly
and severely that he was not in order,
and must take his seat; and then,
as Mr.. Butler paid no attention 10
the order, the Speaker called upon the
Serges nt-st-Arms 70 do his duty. That
functionsry, without his mace OF office
stepped to Mr.. Butler, who, with arms
folded, WAS defsntIy facing the storm,
and the officer and Representative had
an apparently friendly cIllOquy, and soon
afterwards the Speaker uotlHed the Ser
geant-st-Arms that he might retire.
The Speaker was then putting the
question on the suspension Of the rules
when he was interrupted by Mr.. Cox, OF
New York, calling peremptorily, "Mr.
Speaker"
"Sir2" SAID the Speaker.
Il have made q motion TO adjourn"
said Mr.. Cox.
81 did not hear it, said the Speaker.
The Speaker then put the question on
the motion to adjourn and It was voted
down by vote of "a to l47 and then
vote was taken on suspending the
rules and passing the bill.
The motion was rejected by = vote OF
1876 to 81 not the necessary twO-thirds in
the affirmative.
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The European Congress.

BERLIN, June lit is said in some
quarters that the document printed IN
London on the 18th contains the pro-
possls submitted by Russia and rejected
by England and that their publication
was procured by Russians to prove that
they are not repupnsnt to English public
opinion and thus TO limit the concessions
The English representatives may demand
The questions which threaten the sue.
cess of the Congress are believed to be
the cession of AntIvsrl TO Montenegro,
the position of Roumelis IN relation to
Turkey, and of the administrative aud
governmental organization OF Roumeils.
Bessarabia will be yielded to the personal
wishes of the Gar and Roumaris will
accept the Debrudscha in exchange.
The territorial concessions in Armenia
will no. meet opposition from Eng
land. The war indemnity will
be settled by the appointment
of a commission to collect the Turkish
revenues aud paw over certain proper.
tion to Russia annually, or to capitalize
such proportion by foreign loan and
psy the Russian claim in bulk. In all
these speculstions, no account Is taken OF
possible opposition Of the Turks them
selves. Carotheodori Pashs is making
preparations for vigorous representa-
tlon of the Turkish intel estst
BERLIN, June IL The session OF the
Congress to-day lasted nearly three hours.
The question of the admission OF Greece
was definitely brought forward but no
decision reached. The question has as
sumed more Importance thsn at frat ex-
pected. Confidence in peaceful result
which will assure Legitimate influence in
the East of the powers principally inter
ested is increasing An undersLandlr g
between Russis and Austria is considered
partain
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Mexican Affairs

NEW ORLEANS, June IA Galveston
Nelcs special from Eagle Pass, Texas,
Saws: Tne Mexican government having
discovered that General Mackenzie Is
on their soil with American troops, has
ordered Col. Msncic, falsely reported
dead, to take hundred soldiers and so
after Mac Keuzie. His troops being poorly
mounted it is not expected that he Will
overtske Mackenzie.
Gen. Naranjo is expected to arrive at
Piedras Negrss IN few days snd assume
command OF the department, vice Gen.
Falcon, deceased. The general impress
sion is that the revolution is q failure.
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LIVE STOCK
New York .

New YORK, June l1.-Boeyes Re-
ceipis $500 head, making IL $50 head for
the week against ll,l40 head for the
same time last week. Prices dropped
more than tc, and closed heavy nj y de-
cline; fair 10 good western steers 99l0c
to dress So; pume and extra lOt9lOIc
10 dress 66667; fat sull-ied Colorado
steers, l,2OO pounds, S. 90 10 dress 66
exporters took nearly 1000, including
eight cars OF Texans At q Gl0tc to dress
56MjT for natives, and sac Tor Texans.
shipments tor the week were 1875 live
and 200 quarters OF beef.
Sheep Receipts $500 head, making
2S,OUO head for the week agsins, $4,000
head for the same time last week.
Lambs dull at about former figures; sheep
tell OF st lesst c and closed weak NJ So
4c for common 10 good sheep; itdis Tor
prime and fancy, snd jG6tc Tor Southern
and Western lsmbs.
Swine Receipts l2,5OO head, making
81, 40 head for the week against % lao
head Tor the same time last week. Mar
ke,d uil a. 50 9O83 %, VITA ono car
load Of l,NOj pounds AT 80 30.
Fast Liberty.
EAST LIBERTY, June l7.-Cattle- Re-
ceipLs since and including Friday last
1871 head OF through and 297 head OF
local, total for the week ending to-day
3s70 head OF through and l,i2S head OF
.ocal, against q OS6 mead Of through and
l,462 head of local the week before.
Selling slow At last weeks prices.
Hogs Receipts to-day 1920 head,
making a total for the week OF II, $50 head,
agslnst 1880 head last week Workers
50 35a3 IS; Philsdelphiss IS 7O@d 80.
Shecp-Receipts to-day $500 head,
making n total Tor the week Of l2,2OO
head, against lO.sOO head last week.
Selling at 3Cd4c Market dull.
Chicago.
CuICAGo, Juno 1.-THE Drorer,'
Journal reports hog receipts $4,000 head;
shipments $500 head. Market a shade
better; heavy s. S5(GS 80; light So 25(9
30, mixed and rough 50 20 26CB3 40.
Cattle - Receipts 1900 head; shipments
$50 head. Dull and hard 10 sell shipping
IS OOCd,4 30; feeders snd slockers little
wanted ut SO OOG3 90; butchers slow;
cows sold At 81 9OCGi 90; bulls 81 7OCd
%; Texans 81 5000 80.
Sheep Receipts $40 head; shipments
60 head. Unchanged.
Gncinnnti.
CIsCIESATI, June l7.-Hogs-Ac.
tive, firm and higher common So OoCB
3 25; light So 3O93 40; packing 81 3GCg
3 90; butchers s. 459S 90. Receipts
1875 head; shipments G0G head.
~. Loais.
ST LOUIS, June II -Hogs-ho oiersts-
lv active and shade higher; light
grades So 1908 2j; packing 81 26C93 20,
butchers to fancy 50 25G3 30. Receipt,
4, 400 head.