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Hubbard md wilson.

When man votes for John Hubbard
to-day he knows exactly what to expect o
him. He knows that, II elected, he will
go to Washington to sustain the Govern
nent credit-to vote for honest money or
all occasions-and to stand by the ancient
landmarks of well attested experience in
the matter Of finance. He knows that he
will never be connected with any jobs OF
claims, and that he will be certain to
oppose everything that is not Of good
report.
On the other hand, no voter can tell
what he has got in Col. Wilson. He was
n specie resumptionist in 1872, and again
in 1915, and now he boasts that he is the
greenest Of Greenbackers. Can we doubt
why Col. Wilson is u proiessed Greenbacker
to-day2 Can we help, under. the circum-
stances, suspecting his motivesP How can
we trust him? No one knows what he will
be three months hence. He may per.
chance be follower Of Ben. Butler and
Kearncy II they should loom up in the
coming elections. We defy any one to tell
what he will be. He is not man OF deep
and abiding convictions, but is liable to
change with any kind Of doctrine. We
should never commit our interests TO the
keeping Of such man. He may have it
in his power to put US, in common with
the whole country, in great peril in the
next two years.
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A Card From Mr.. J. J. Woods.


In your paper Of this morning an article
is published under large and conspicuous
head lines, charging that am pledged to
favor several measures which are said to
be for the benefit OF Sheriff Tingle and the
Elm Grove Railroad. In reply l desire to
say that the statement made in the article
referred to is willful falsehood.. 1t is u
falsehood because It Is without the shadow
OF foundation in fact; and It Is q willful
ialsehood because the writer or author
made no effort to ASCERTAIN the truth be-
fore publishing the lie.
further state that l am not pledged,
either actually or morally, to favor or sup
port any OF the measures in the lSTELLI,
GESCER mentioned, or any other OF like
character.
say Furthermore that have never been
asked orapproached, directly orindlrectly,
by Sheriff Tingle, or by any one interest
ed in the Elm Grove Railway, to support
or favor any OF the measures or proposi'
tions referred to, or any other measure OF
proposition OF any kind whatever.
These falsehoods arc published on the
ove Of the election for the manifest pur-
nose Of giving them circulation, which a
dcnial cannot obtain. Whether or not
they emanate from my opponent, l. DR.: ha1. q
Let i do not know, ! have always eonsid
cred him to be IN honorable gentleman,
and have 80 spoken Of him before the pub
lie, both in this county and in other coun'
tics OF this district, which he has not
dcirned to visit. am, therefore, unwill-
inc 10 believe that he would instigate the
nnbIication Of an article intended TO injure
hls opponent, and at the same time de
nriye him OF IN opportunity to deny the
charges made. I'D WOODS
OctOber7.
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NEw ORLEANS, October 7.=The yellow
Fever Commission appointed by Surgeon
General WOodwOrth, consisting OF DIR.
NJ. Bemiss, Of New Orleans, chairman
DR.. Jerome Cochran, of Mobile, and Prof.
Ellerd Howard, oi Baltimore, met to-day
in the University building. DR.. Cochran
explained to q reporter the iInethodiof in
quiry to be pursued. In addition to the
answers expected TO be received from per-
sons to whom circulars arc being sent,
these circulars embracing every possible
question in regard to the origin OF the
contagiOn or infection, spread, effects,
treatments and results OF yellow fever,
the Commission expects to gather
an immense amount OF testimony
BY investigating particular cases, going
from house to house, making inquiries OF
convalescents, their relations and friends,
examining the sanitary condition OF the
place ofthe discasea in numerous other
ways attempting 10 clean up the gronnd
and reach some general principle upon
which respectable and automatic idea
can be based. With this intention the
Commissioners spent the morning hours
in selecting from tho books furnished by
the BoarGl OF Health, the names otpersons
and places To DO visited. No prominence
Is sought to be given TO the selected per.
sons, thoir names will theaefore he with
held from the public. Tho result OF the
visits hereafter will be published In full
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indian TroubIe.:on the Frontier

NEw ORLEANS, October IA Galveston
Ne,rs special from Mason, Texas, says: In.
formation has been received OF Indian
raids near Junction City. Three girls and
a boy named Dowdy were killed on John
son Fork of tho Guadaloupe river. Re-
ports from the, surrounding country show
that the Indians are stealing stock and
numbering the settlers. A general raid is
feared.
CAMP RoDISsoS, NEB., October IA
courier arrived at =. NJ. from Rcynold' Z
reports that band OF Cheyennes crossed
there at noon yesterday and said to be
with the Red Cloud Indians. The same
courier states that everything is quiet SO
far at both the Red Cloud and Spotted
Tail agencies. Nothing has been heard
from Cartoons band for just thirty.six
hours. Couriers are expected hourly.
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= sp0nTING NEWS.

l. NASHVILLE, October THE first race,
ten fillics, was won by Florence B by a
length and Il half; Arnold's Bcatitudc Sec
ond, May Walton third. Time, las.
The second race, Maxwell House stake,
three year olds, 17ontries, mile heats, three
started, viz: Bf!mblc, Warlicld and Ber-
catnont. Justbeforethe start Warfeld was
thefayorite.. First heat -Allstartcdgool:
Berganhont took the lead. At quarter
Wariield was up to Bergamont. At the
three quarter pole Branble was length
behind. Here lsramble madea play for the
lead. From here to the eighth pole the
pace was terrific. Bramble having beaten
his company Off came in winner by two
longths; Bcrgamont second, ,Wartieldaway
of. Time, l:43.
Z Second heat-BramblO was considered
| to have q sure thing, and there was no
pooling, At, tho, start Wariicll took the
tead.9 at the first. quarter pole he was
leading by four lengths i'll front OF Berga
mont, who was two lengths in front o.
Bramble. At the half pole Bergamont
made up to WartiVld, and Bramble short.
ened the distance considerably at the third
quarter. They were punched here and
Bergumont gave up. A rattling race en-
sued between the leadors, Bramblc beat
ing Wariicld under the string by Il short
neck. Time, :45
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A Statement from Col. Tom Scott-No OIL
I'm Theirs.

PHILADELPHIA, October 7.-COl. Thomas
Scott has written letter to the stockhOld'
ers OF the Pennsylvania Railroad Com
pany, in which he says: Il desire to
state that all charges or allegations to the
effect that, the PENNSYLVANIA Railroad
Company, or any OF its officers, are in any
way, directly or indirectly, interested
either with the Standard Oil Company or
any other party, in the production, buy
ing, selling or traiiicking many way in oil,
arc without foundation in fact.
"The Pennsylvania Railroad Company is
in no possible combination in regard to
producing, buying, selling or otherwise
dealing in oil, and it does not believe that
1t has made any unlawful discrimination
at any time or under any circumstances,
and upon the hearing Of the case, II it ever
comes to n hearing, it will make this very
plain to any court before whom II may be
heard. Ifany shippers or producers OF
oil feel themselves agrieved, the courts
are open at their individual instance for
any redress that may be due them. The
whole movement seems to rest on Gr part
testimony entirely, w this company has
never been given, IN opportunity to be
heard on the Subject:i am not. therefore,
surprised at the Supreme Court hesitatIng
as shown by the questions addressed by
the Justices to the Deputy Attorney Gen
eral about taking jurisdiction OF the matter
Why your company should be assaiIcd in
this manner and at-this time will be per
haps made plain to you no distant day.
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NASHVILLE, October 7.-Deputy Collec'
tor OF United States Revenue, Phillips, has
returned from raid in ovorton, Jackson,
Prentrcss aud Putnam counties, Several
illicit distiIIerics we're destroyed, ranking
in yalne from slO0 TO $500. On the Sd
Inst, tho party reached Crawford's Mill, a
iow miles from Livingston. When tho
party was about to cross the ford several
armed men were noticed on the top OF the
bluff on the opposite side, evidently for
the purpose Of showing fight. \ letaoh'
mcnt OF revenue officers were sent higher
up the river where they crossed and ap'
proached-tlie enemy from the rear, They
found a force estimated at about fifty men
armed witt, long range rifles waiting for
them. Firing Immediately began and con
tinuel until the ammunition OF the rev
pnuo force was nearly exhausted, com,
peliing them TO retreat, Il Is reported
that four dlstiIlers wprp killed and severa
wounded. ....-.. ..-..
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4, .'efsn'e ;, the famous paste pot opera
~. ,,a'I The Richie district Of this county,
a @'ss oecomc a matter of prudence, II not
s'%, a's'si'y' for a voter to examine well
sISSe' before dcpositing it in the bal
,,,'. SSA' Wet therefore warn all voters to
Sa Salhe carefully their tickets and sec
,Iia NJ 10 name Is printed or pasted out for
,.,, ,a%a 'aey wish to vote. This is always
'S'e eprwantion.
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lima, has been sent by Attorney General
Dcvens, which is as follows:
3 DEPARTMENT OF JnsTIcE, |
NVIuuISnTnN 0rtnhpr


Sm:-Informatio has been given me OF
certain outrages alleged to have been com'
mitted, and threatened 10 be committed in
the northern and middle district OF Ala
bama, and in connection with the ap'
preaching Congressional election, this in.
formation is OF such character that ]
deem it proper TO call your attention to the
laws of Congress, intended TO protect the
freedom and purity OF such elections
in order that proper steps may
be takenC to- bring to justice those
who offend against them, and to Sc.
cure to all citizens, without distinction OF
party, while the election is pending, their
lust rights. The statement OF crimes against
the election franchises is condensed in
chapter seven, title TO- OF the revised stat
utes: and your attention is especially call
ed TO section $3.50. You will act cnergct-
ically in bringing those entering into con-
sniracies toj Justice, by causing warrants
to be issued against them, BY some firm
and Impartial U:S.1 Commissioner, and by
having such parties brought promptly be-
fore him to be dealt with according to law.
Such warrants should be made rcturnablc
where you or your assistant Gun attend the
hearing.
On account of the importance OF this
matter deem it proper that in such cases
YOU should endeavor to select those whom
YOU are satisfied are the leaders OF such
rather than their mere fol-
lowers. In no case will you permit any
warrants to be wantonly or causelessly
issued. The laws are to be executed firm
ly, but always fairly and impartiaIIy: You
will show this letter to the Marshal il you
should have occasion to place warrants in
his hands relating to this subject. - n
Very respectfully, CMAs. DEvENs,
.in'y General.
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New YoRK, October 7.-Intslligence has
been received in this city Of the loss Of the
Pacific Mail steamer Georgia. She struck
on a rock off the harbor OF Punta Arenas.
The passengers and crew were saved.
The Georgia was coming out Of the har.
Dor OF Punta Arenas, about As hours sail
from Panama, when she struck on reef
and went aground. The steamer was go
ing to San Francisco and had on board
the passengers Of the steamer Colon, OF
the same line. The Georgia had five cabin
passengers and 40 storage passengers, be-
sides large cargo OF merchandise. She
was q large iron screw steamer, built few
years ago at a cost OF 100000 and at the
time OF her loss was fully insured. Is il
not known at the Pacific Mail office wheth'
or her cargo was insured or not, but the
general belief is that ii was.
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VOLUME XXVII.-NUMBER SO.


New YoRK. October 7.-cotton-Dull at
l0&al0%c. Flour-Heavy; supertine, State
and western s. 50a3 80; common to good eX-
tra 8 sOa4 TO-; good to choice4 l5a4 Is; white
wheat extra 4 sOa5 so; extra Ohio 8 9Oa5 25;
St Louis 00aG 25; Minnesota patent process
0 OOas 25. Wheat-Heavy; rejected spring
7Sc; No. spring S5aSSC; No. 2 do 9Sa9Sc;
ungraded red 99jlcal O5; No. 8 do CSC; No. 2
do oSa 05; No. l do 0i1fa1 05: ungraded
/ OSal OK; No. . amber ! O2al OS. Rye
Heavy; western quoted at 66a59c. Barley
Heavy. Malt-Quiet and unchanged. Corn
Light trade; ungradcd 47ha4OG; steamer
471fc; No. 9, 4 3.4aisc; round yellow 62 l.2
a65c. Oats -Firmer; rejected 2Gc; No. 5,
&c; No. 8 white q 3-Ia2sc; No. 9, 29a29IIc;
do white 293<aS0; No. white S5c; mixed
western 27aS2c; white western 291faSGc.
Hay-Dull at 40al5c. HopS-Firln; yearlingS
5aSc; eastern and western lOal2c; New York
State Sal5c. COtiee-Quiet and steady. Sugar
Dull; fair to good refining 7%a7&c Mo-
lasscs- Quiet and steady. Rice-Firm andin
limited demand. WhiSky-Firm; western at
81 II, city 13a1 13h. 80
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MEXICAN NEWS.
FOSTER not OFFENDED.

CRY OF MEXICO, October mo success
sor has yet been uppointedto Washington
IN the Foreign Office. Avllla is Acting
Minister of Foreign Atlairs. -
Foster, Q. IS. Minister, ad'lresscda COM
munication 10 iAvilla in'relation to affair
at Teatro Macdonald, saying that he never
considered the Federal or Municipal au'
thorities in any way responsible for the in
cident, and he could only regard it as aIl
unpremeditated demonstration likely to
be made in times OF popular excitement
in any country.
To this Aviila replied, stating that Presi'
dent Diaz was highly gratitied ut Mr.. Eos
ter's communication. The President new
er attached any importance to therinci'
cident.N Avilla denies the existence OF q
popular excitement against the United
States, and says tho general disapprovaI by
the press and society indicates the true
state OF feeling.
President Diaz has organized campaign
against the Rio Grande Indians. II is be-
lieved that Diaz will drive the Indians to
the Pacific Slope.
1t is authoritativcly stated that the dis
patch published in the American papers
that the Mexican Government had abol'
ished the free zone, is unfoundcd.
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General Lew Wallace, recently ap
polnted Governor Of New Mexico, has no.
tilted the President Of the continued dis
turbanccs in Lincoln county, that Terri
tory, and requesting the aid OF the army to
preserve peace. The President will there
iore issue his proclamation commanding
The riOtous bands to disperse within tive
Iopa ... .N .
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River 9 feet 8 inches and falling.
Weather clear and warm.
The Mallie Ragon departed for Parkers-
burg at 10! o'clock.
The local packets were on hand prompt
ly.
The Science will be to.day's packet for
parkersburg Mt 10! o'clock, II she gets here
in time. -..
by Telegraph ..f.
CINCINNATI, o., October 7.-River 5 feet
2 inches. Weather partly cloudy and
pleasant. Departed: Annie 0. Silver, st.
Louis. I-
EVANSVILLE, October 7.-River 8 feet on
gauge. Weather cloudy and pleasant
Mercury 52'.
New ORLEANS, October ARRIVED: st.
John, Cincinnati. No departures. Weather
clear and warm.
CAIRo, October 7.-Arrived: James W.
Gatf, st. Louis; Kanawha, Rucker, Polar
Star, St. Louis. Departed: Polar Star
Ohio river.
NASHVILLE, October 7.-River falling,
with inches on shoals.
LOUISVILLE, October River falling,
with feet 10 inches in canal.
ST. LOUIS, October ARRIVED: Hard
Cash and 0sceola Belle, Quarantine;
Grand Lake, Cairo. Departed: Grand
Lake Cairo; Hickory, Mound City. River
risen inches; 81 feet to Cairo.
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DEALERS IN CROOKED wnlsKY."-Dep-
uty U. S. Marshal B. ]. Campbell came in
from the interior yesterday, bringing with
him Thornton +. Cartwright, Cede Norris,
Nathan Baker and Jehu Martin, who are
charged with dealing in crooked whisky.
Cartwright, Martin and Baker belong in
Marion county, and Norris in Wetzel.
The prisoners were taken before U. S.
Commissioner Forbes, and, with the ex-
ception Of Norris, gave bond for their ap-
pearance before the U. S. Court to answer.
Norris will be detained until he can find
bondsman.
Marshal Campbell also arrested Joseph
Martin, at Warrington, on the same
charge, but as Martin is badly crippled up
and unable to travel, he was left at Man
nington, after having been recognized for
his appearance.
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ConREcrIoN.-In our issue OF yesterday,
under the head Of "An Important Reduc.
'tion ut the Ia Belle" We stated that the
Board OF Directors OF the La Belle Iron
Works met on Saturday and decided upon
n reduction OF twenty per centin thewages
paid their nailers. This statement was
made on the strength OF information fur
nished us by perfectly reliable gentle.
man; but we have since learned that he
was either misinformed or misunderstood
the person with whom he talked upon the
subject. The Board OF Directors Of the
La Belle Company did not meet on Satur'
day, and no notice Of reduction OF wages
has been served on the nailers. The re.
port perhaps originated from the general
meeting OF nailers held on Saturday,
at which the matter OF breaking the slid.
ing scale was under consideration.
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AUSTRIA.

RESIGNATION OF THE HUNGARIAN MINISTRY,
vienna, October 7.-Thc resignation oi
Won Scull, Hungarian Minister OF Finance,
will probably take effect Immediately.
The question Of the acceptance OF the
resignation OF the other Hungarian Min.
listers will probably await the meeting Of
the Dict. It seems that Count Andrassy
Is disposed TO put off the assembling Of
the Legislature until some time in No
vember, by which time it is hoped the
Bosnian question will be completely set
tied.
vienna, October 1.-The Political Cor.
rspondence reports that despite the col
lapse OF negotiations for the convention
Turkish government circles continue to
attach the greatest Importance to the
maintenance Of undisturbed relations with
Austria. ......
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CHICAGO, October 7.-Flour-Weak. Wheat
lin fair demand but at lower rates; No.
Chicago S0jzaS1c cash; SO1Sc October; s2Nc
November; s4sc December; No. 5, G7a8S 1-ic;
rejected sic; No. red western and No. 2 do
S5c Corn-In fair demand but at lower rates; !;
No. 2, 1s9i cash; 1s1Ec bid October; l93Ec bid
November; rejected l634al7c. Rye-Dull and
lower at 4S11c cash; 45c November. Barley
Dull and lower; OF cash and October;
l O51l November. Pork-Inactiye and lower !;
s. 10 cash; 6Oa7 6S October; I 70 Novem-
cash; a + % i.Sas 20 November r 9 ese y % i Is
December. Bulk Shouldens-i l-Sc; short rib
SIC; short clear 5Hc. Whisky-steady at
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A telegram received at the Secret Ser
wise Bureau announces the arrest OF Ihe9-
dore Camp, Joel Pitcher, y; v. 5000,
John Heauner and Albert Wickman, AZ
Towanda, Pa, to.day on a charge Of cogn'
terieitng. Several sets OF mouids ana q
| lot OF counterfeit coins were ,captured.x7
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FRANCE.
FURTHER CONTRIBUTIONS PROM FRANCE.

FURTHER CONTRIBUTIONS PROM FRANCE.
PARIS, October mr.. krutz, Chief
Commissioner Of the Exposition, has writ
ten to Commissioner General Mccormick,
offering TO organize special performance
in behalf OF the sufferers from yellow
fever. In his communication he says: We
are desirous OF showing your country that
we share its sorrows, and Of testifying to
our former compatriots that we are at
heart always with them.
Mr.. Mccormick replied, thanking him
IN the name OF the United States The Of
fer meets the appreciation OF the American
colony, anil the fetc for the benefit OF the
afflicted people Of the South will 1ake
place ut Trocodero Palace on the 18th.
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CINCINNATI, October 7.-Cotton-Duil aud
prices shade lower at 10a10IEc. Flour-Dull !;
family 10a5 20. Whcat-Dull, weak and
lower; red and amber sOaSSc; white s5a90c.
Corn-Dull and dropping ut 3sa30c. Oats
Easier at 22a25c. Rye-Dull and prices
shade lower at 50a5lc. Barley-Dull and
lower to sell; No. 9 spring held at l2al 10.
Pork-Quiet; jobbing IS 60aS IS Lani-Qui.
ct but steady; current make 50 Is; kettle 81 so
us 90. Bulk Meats-Inactive at 1-ia5 Liza
5xa5k. Bacon-Dull and prices shade low
er at 6a6iSaGa6I Ila6hc. Butter-Easier; fan
16c; Choice Central Ohio l3cI4c Linseed OIL
Dull at 55a57t. Whisky-Dull at 81 CO.
Ho0s-Dull and prices shade lower, COM
mon $25OaS 10; light 5 15aS IS; packing goa
8 IS
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Talnlin,

ToLEDo, October 7.-wheat-Quiet; No. 8
No. 2 do 9Jt; amber Michigan spot 92c seller
Nov. NO. 2amber 0Oc NO. Cred spot and seller.
October o.; seller November 92%c; seller
December nc; No. s red 00c; asked s9I9c
bid; No. 2 Dayton and Michigan red 9l3fc;
rejected Wabash SIC; No. l western amber
92Hc; No. 2amber Illinois 07Nc. Corn--Qui.
OF; high mixed SGHc; No. Q. 37Ac; dam
aged S5hc. oats-Dull; No. 9, 20Hc. Clover
Seed-Prime 20a4 q.
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PrrrsDuRGu, October I'm the Supreme
Court this morning Layman d. Gilbert,
Deputy Attorney General, gave notice that
he would apply for an injunction against
the UnitOl Pipo Company, the Allegheny
Valley, Lake Shore and Michigan South
ern and Atlantic & Great Western Rail
roads to restrain thOm from discriminating
In the matter OF freight rates In favor OF
tho Standard Oil Company or any other
combinations to the Injury OF general
shippers. The court said that II 1t effected
the Stato, at large an early day would be
snt for hoarlnp.
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EAST LIBERTY, October 7.-CArrIE Re.
ceipts since Friday I,9Ss head through and
6l2 he ad local; total for six days ending to.
day 5000 head through and 1874 head local.
Supply light, but no business doing except at
retail, and six loads bought for the New York
Market the balance, SIX loads for the local
trade. Prices kcbetter than at the close last
week.
Hoos-Receipts 5,Ol5 head; total for six
days l7,l90. Workers s. 40a3 55; Philadel-
phias 81 00a4 25. p
snERr-Receipts 3,1OO head; total for six
days,5 100. Supply light. Common to extra
s. 00ai 25. Prospects fair, ...I..
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weather Indications.

wAsHIXGrpN, D. c., October 81 AM
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, sta.
tionafy or rising barometer, southwest to
northwest winds, partly cloudy or clear
weather. ia itc = 4'!'s I-tstat-!
Z Stationary or lower temperature for the
Lake Region, with east to northwest winds
rising barometer, cooler and partly cloudy
weather,
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ClncAoo, October 7.-The Drovers' Journal
reports ..f,. ll''
Hoes Receipts !, 900 shipments 1000. Mar
ket strong and higher; shipping at s3 GoaS soi
CATTLE-Reccipts 2,100; shipments 100.
Steady and firm choice natives $ s0a4 80;
western s. 60a3 co; Texans 81 00a2 80.
SHEEp-Receipts $50. Slow at 2 60as 90.