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The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1883-09-12
GENERAL T. REIGN NEWS.
The Krasaso. Erop,isns.

LONDON. Sept. 10 The commander o. the
rrsn-of-wsr Swift telegrsphs that the great
Channel Strait Of Sunds is probably un-
changed. The Anjier light ssppesred. Tae
lighthouse eft Java Head is undam.gej. The
Dutch authorities are taking every preSau-
ton 20 prevent damage 10 vessels al have
ordered their ships to GU zs at the entrance
to The s,rai. for the next thres months to
warn vessels Of the changes in the Channel.
The HAGUE, Sept. 0-Fifty-eight Thousand
guilders subscribed here have bean sent to
Batavia for the relief OF the sufferers By the
volcanic eruption. 1t is expected an order
will soon be issued by the Dutch @ government
sxempting the population OF Bantam and
Lampong from taxstion for several Yeas.
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she Waterford Demonstration.

DUBLIN. Sept. l0-The dem onstration at
Waterford, Sunday, under the auspices of the
Irish National League was attended by 80 900
persons. The city was profusely decorated
with hsgs and emblsms. aud there was an
imposing procession with banners and several
bands of music. The meeting passed resolu-
tons demanding q Parliament for Irelsnd,
Lot only in name but in reslity, aud declar-
ing that Ireland must have that which Fog.
land, by necessity of time, granted Canada
because Canada was rebeliioas. The adoption
Of the resolution was greeted with loud
cheers. Michael Davitt denounced the land
act Us entirely inadequate b ths nesds Of
Ireland. BE stated not onesixtn OF the land
cases ND yet been heard, AMI when they had
been all settled the reduction of rent did not
amount to 81 600 0e0.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1883-09-12
RUSSIAN kEyOLUrIONIsrs.

Affairs In Bulgaria Nearing Crisis-rhe
Cars Agents striviug TO Dcposs Princs
Ale xhnder.
LONDON, Sept 10. - The PJsts's Bsrlin
special gays agents OF tho Car Ia Bulgaria
are acting in q thoroughly revolutionary
manner az 90 nat even disdsin coalition
with Nihilists. 1t is feared their actions will
brng about crisis that will lead to a re-
opening of the whole Z Istern question.
The Telegraph's Vienna special, referring
to affairs in Bulgaria, says il can be positive
ly stated that the o. act OF R1-sie is to get
rid of Prince Alex ,n6er aud placs its Own
nominee upon the throne. None OF the
Powers will, however, t"lsra'e usurpat' on OF
the throne Of Bulgaria b. Russian pretend
or, even though be should prove tn be tae
Grand Duke sergius or Grand Duke P4nl.
CRACOw. Sept. 10 A large number of Rus
slams evidently military ofticers are crossing
the frontier en- route to Bulgaria
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A Room for Butler.

BosToN, Sept. 10-Ths Herald says there
comes from Maine q we'll authenticated
story that certain local Democratic leaders
called upon Blaine mt Augusta and were con-
hdentislly informed by him that in his
(Blsins's) opinion, II Governor Butler could
secure q reelection in Massachusetts this
year, he would inevitably become the Demo
cratic nominee for the Presidency and be
elected. Blaine added he himsIf was out of
politics, and should under no circumstances
be in the field for the Presidency next year.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1883-09-12

The Terms Upon Winch France will Make


The Terms Upon Winch France will Make
Peace with ChiDa-
PABIs, Sept 10 The REPUBLICANS Franchise
ssys that Frai &C desires peace with China
end has no wish to N. d Gle with Chinese az
fairs, but that China must not interfere with
those Of France France will insis. upoa
maintaining protect0rs'e OYER Ansm which
will in DO way prejudics Chinese interests
IL asserts that France is willing 10 rec Jgnizs
an honorary suzsfsinty OF China la Aasm.
but can not admit the co-exisseacs in Too
quin Of a French prOtsc crate and Chinese
jurisd elton, that n recollection of thu froa
tier will be necessary With one point for pur-
pose OF trade, and that thu proposition for a
neutral EJue Is inAdmi-siole. rte RsOIb
iiQUe Francaise continues: TT eseterm sholld
give justification 10 China. Marquis rssng
will incur heavy responsibility 4 ne refuses
10 accept such reasonable coEditioas.
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Death of MRS Ooddr,dre.

Special TO the Sentinel:
CONNIE VILE, Ind, Sept 10.-Av;s Dod-
bridge. the head OF the influential family of
that name settled in southern WaNne Coun-
", srouDd Doddridge's Chapel, died Satur.
oBy, after q bu y life of ninety years. Her
husbands ok cut some of the first openings
10 The wilder ess Of this region seventy-five
ears ago. She was known among The pia-
neels as q skillful, self-sscri6cing nurse of
the sick, ard as q heroic Christian. For
house, but her eyesight bad returned to her
so that she could read and sew with nut spec.
tscles to the very las. She has son seven
" -four years old and numerous grandchIl-
dIen ard great grandchildren. One of her
Ersndsons is Rev. ]. n. Doddridge, of In-
dianapoiis.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1883-09-12
Adytna to- mornAra.

Hrs winslow's Soothing Syrup should always
be used when children are cutting teeth. II re-
iieyes the little sufferer once; produces nat
ursl quiet sleep by relieving the child from pain,
and the little cherub awafes az bright as but
child, soften'E the gums allsys sll pain. relieves
wind, regulates the bowels and Is the best known
remedy for diarrhea, whether arising from teeth
Ing or other causes. Twenty-Five cents bottle.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1883-09-12
Who esys that enythiug hurts worse tina

Who says that anything hurts worse than
the rheumatism or the govt. or that anything
is more barassiDR Than an sfiecGon vi tn.
skIn2 These troubles, as we'll as disfgure-
ments OF The complexion. are cured by
Glenp's Sulphur Soap. Sold by al druggists.
Hills Hair and Whisker Dye, Bl4ok OF
Brown. soc.
Save yourselves coughs. Hsle's Houay Of
HorehouDd and Tar prevents bronchitis aud
con,umpiion.
Pixies Toothacne Drops cure in one min.
y4fo
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mrs Phil epeed,

LOUISVILLE, KY, Sept. 10-Priyate dis
patches received in this city to-day Announce
the death at CoulbuIg, Canada, OF Mrs Phil
Speed, of Louisville. Mrs. speed wss the
daughter of George Keats aud a niece of
john Keats, the celebrated aud UNIFORM 'ta
Erglish poet She was the mother of John
GiImer Speed, until recently managing ed.
itor of the New York World. Her remains
will be brought here for lnterment
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1883-09-12
Arhficial Ice FACTORY for Africa.

WAsHINeToN, Sept. AM Artificial Ice
Company doing business in Georgetown has
begun the construction OF number of large
tanks which are TO be used by the Company
tory in South Africa. The tanks will be
built here. then taken apart and shipped in
81 ctions to their destination, where they will
be sgsin put together under the supervision
OF an agent of the Company, who will go
from GEORGETOWN for that purpose.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1883-09-12
Several Persons Hurt by tho FAN OF q
Stage Bridge.

NEW IoRE, Sept. 1O-Whiie rehearsal was
taking place at Colyiile's Fourteeoth street
Tbeater to-day. In the play Of 0thello, the
bridge on which Frederick Pncs and q num-
Der of srpsrnumersries wers standing gave
way, precipiiaung the entire party distance
OF thirteen feet Price had sn ankle disIo-
Gated and received several bruises. The 9th
ers injured are Mrs Anna D>forest. aged
thirty, sevaral ibis fractured; Kate Burns,
aged twenty five, severe shock aud injury 70
back; August Nelson. t~enfy-signt wears old,
left leg broken; g. w. Bradley, aged twenty
two. foot dislocaied: Thomas Monahsn, aged
thirty four. contusions of thigh, aud Thomas
Ryan. eyed forty one. slight iDi1ry to eyes.
The accident can not be accounted for.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1883-09-12
chambord's WIZ Again,

VIEsxA, Sept. 10.-The fall text of the
will Of Count de ChambOrd IN published. II
gives the Countess a life esate In his four
dCmaips and an income of twent1 million
fraDcs less two million francs vsriousls be-
questhed. After the demise OF the Countess.
Ire Count de Brsdj is TO receive one-third
and the Duke de Parma two thirds of the
entire property. Tne Spanish Pduces are
not mentioned
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1883-09-12
One of the Dynamiters.

LONDON Sept. 10-The police have disc)v-
cred that man named Terrence McDsrmont
purchased in Glasgow two lots OF glycsriue
several weeks before the explosions there took
place and he carried them to Whiteheads
factory, at birmingham. where they were
probably converted into nitroglycerine aud
used in the attempt TO destroy the pablo
buildings at Glasgow.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1883-09-12
Oreru's cod Llyer O,I jelly.

Approved by the Academy OF Medicine Of New
York tcr coughs. colds. bronchial and tuoercr.sr
consumption, scroiuls and general debility. The
most mild. bland sad nutritious form In which
Cod Liver Oil can be used and with more renefit
secured to The patio By single easpooniul OF
thi. Jelly than By double the quantity OF the LIQUID
oil, and the most delicate stomach Will not re-
ject II.
For sale by all druggists, and Z. II. Truck. 2ss
Pearl street, New York.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1883-09-12
EARTHQUAKES.

ST. THOMAS. Sept. "A tidsl wave oc-
cured in the haTbor August q. The wa:e.
receded three times. A sharp earthquake
shock was felt ct 10 o'clock The follJTihg
night On August 80 tive shocks were felt
almost simultaneously, tho frs. being light,
the second severe. There was considerable
alarm but no damage done.
LIMA, Sept. 10 An unusually str1ng
earthquake was felt this morning at i:l0.
The duration was fifteen seconds.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1883-09-12
Favors Pr.p.ratIons for War,

LONDON, Sept. l0-The Paris Temps sdi-
torisl recommends that during the pendency
ments to Tonquin should be continued with
uDsbated vigor.
The Times commenting upon the above
Recommendation expresses tear that such
sction might cause the Chinese Government TO
think France was only trying to gain time,
and II might thwart the design by suddenly
beginning hostilities.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1883-09-12

advised the Indians to hold fast TO their
Reservation, as by doing so they could forcs
be Government 70 pay them a larger price
ben now proposed. As consequences the
Chiefs were found very non-committal on all
subjects which the Committee were EN-.
lowered TO talk with them about
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1883-09-12
What ar. tloss Says.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept 10 - Christian X.
RotF. tie father Of Charlie Ross says OF the
Newark News story: These letters which
| am rerorted as not haviog received are no
differ ent or 10 worse than those did re-
ceive up to November inclusive. II they
are be ma tide, don't see what right Ca plain
BeiDs hsd 10 receive and open letters ad-
drs ssed 10 me. / think there must be some
mistake about them. While | was sick my
bro,her-in-law bad cha &c OF my correspond
ence and he kept nothing from me.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1883-09-12
a Gard.

TO all who are suEer.ns nom ths orro-x and IN
aiscretions Of youth. nervous seaknoss. early de-
car. loss OF manhood. etc, VIII send q recipe
thas Will cure you. FREQ Of charge. his great
remedy WIS discovered by missionary In South
Anitrioa. Send selisddressed eDveiooe 70 Rev
yose7h 7. Inman. Station ID. New York City.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1883-09-12
The Coming oouncu.

RoNR, Sspt. 10-rhs Mouiieur says:
THE American Bishops. meuri med as OK
pecied to arrive 10 Eovem htrl II not leach
this city st that time. Only a few OF their
number will participate In tine Conference To
be held during that month. which will sim-
ply settle upon questions TO be djscusse1 st
the general Council ut later day"
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had Been Given = Pointer.

CHICAGO, Sept 10.-Senstors Dawes. Logan
and Cameron, of the Senate Committee 10
c, INSULT with The Sioux. relative TO the pro-
pcssd opening OF the Sioux Reservation to
settlement, reached this CITY to-day on their
return "trip. They say nothing has been
d. finitely settled; that they found certain
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1883-09-12
viIInro's speech.

BERLIN, Sept. l0.-Ths Tsghlatt Gays tia
speech delivered bv President Willard on thu
complexion of the Northern Pacific Railway
Saturday last, vii make lasting impression IN
both sides OF the Atlantic and add: "B ith
hersand there ell gree in hoping that saca
brilliant undertaking NAV prosper"
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1883-09-12
Delicious Summer Medicine

A "a PURE FRUIT STTHULANT, for TIE nged
~ mentally and physically exhausted, c. -e-
worn. o. overwoTEed. fOr delicate females, espaci
ally motheis for those recovering from deb!i tst-
irg diseases, and IS a means Of reforming thpSs
addicted 90 S1 excessive use Of alcoholic { nnl-
sntS. 1t Il ureguslled In the whole range Of meil-
cines- Beware Of limitations SANPORD'S l. the
bDest ginger in the world and. notwttnst4nai- ~
the high c It of its Ingredients, Is the CHEAPEST
family medicine. Sold everywhere.
Potter Drug and Ohemic Al Co., Boston.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1883-09-12
The Little Model Repub,,e.

VALPARAISO, Chili.-Senor Ricardo Stuvs1,
a leading commission merchant of this city,
after having exhausted all other remedies,
has been completely cnred of rheumatism by
the usc of 81. Jscob's Oil. the great pain-ban-
Usher. He makes tnis public.
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Unreliable.

LONDON. Sept 10 The Paris correspondent
IF The Standard regards the statements made
ia the Figaro Satu day. touching the pr0p)
sitions sut mitted by the Chinese Il nbassidor
for settlement Of ronquin troubles as IN
reliable.
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Arbitration.

PAEIs Sept. 10-The belief gains grouD1
that the ToDquin question will ultimately be
settled through arbitration of England or
America.
The Marquis Tseng has gone to Lpndoa.
The appointment of PStenoere, Minister %
China, Vice Trieau is gszeited.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1883-09-12

'he late strike, and portion of whose wages
YVES ktyt back by the Company for bills con-
uScitd by them at its store. Il is said 800
moIe suits will be brought, and their
amounts will be between $4,000 and 800 900.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1883-09-12

As BEVERAGE with hot cold wster,
~ sweeteDed, or bot OF cold milk, or ADDED 70
Ile Sster lemonade, efervs scent diaugh1 OF min
era Wsferr II ferns relrs shing and invigoTetiug
DO yersge uneoualed in simplicity and purity by
any tonic medicine while free from alcoholic re-
q, ciiCn. Avoid nerce0aTy dealers. who for few
cents extra profit ny force upon you their o@D
Others when you call for s ANFORD'S GINGER.
Sold by wholesale and retail druggists, groCers,
etc, everywhere.
Potter Drug and Chemical Co, Boston.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1883-09-12

CoDEUrptiyt can be improved and often cured,
by my rect ipe. Sent by AL for Csc. John II. Nc.
Alvin, formtrl Tax Collector, Lowell, Mass.
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Succeeded at Last.

I.oEDos. Sept. 10 L HOsae. the French
scTuDsut. sffer several att uptA, succeeded to
day in crossing from France 10 England IL
ba1loDn
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SANF 0RD'S GINGER

DREPARED with the utmost skill from n
L Ported GINGER, CHOICE AROMATIC
arr the Vureei and best of MEDICINAL FRENCH
RANDY, from TIE world n DoSned winners.
Mestrr OTARD DUPCY 4 CO. COGNAC. render
iigitya,tlS kupfrlor to 81 other "Gi1gers.' al 81
whiCh ar made with Common alcohol. largel. i'm
pregDs tea with poisonous fusil oil, ard strength
e1eo with cayenne pepper.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1883-09-12

Pure Cod-Liver on made from selected livers.
on the eesshore by Csbwell Hazard IL Co New
York. 1t is absolutely pure and sweet Patients
who have once taken II prefer IL 20 all others.
Phyticiars have decided IL superior 70 any Of the
other oils In MAJ ket
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1883-09-12

I TERIPE FRUIT. Impure Water. Uaheslthy
u climate, UnwhOles 1ule Food. Malaria. EDi-
demic snf CoDtsgi0ns Diseases. Oh lters Asrbas.
Cram d. Pans, INDIGESTION. Cold ChniS mpe
are nothing % those prJteGtsd by tluelg g~e at
sANFORD'5 GINGER, the Delicious Sunner
Medicine.
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T 4 r M 8 :
INDIANAPOLIS SENTINEL CO.,
FOR SALE
CARMs FOB SALE.

HARMS FOB SALE.
20 ceres In Porter County.
500 acres 10 Fulton County.
go acres IN KosciuskO County.
zs0 acres In Wb.te County.
90 scIeh Ia Gsas County.
20 scas IN B00De County.
400 acres 10 Psrke County.
l6 acres in Putnam County.
30 Scrts In Hendricks County.
53screS 10 Merton County.
30 acres IN Johnson County.
l.eg7 acres IN Morgan Ounty.
$50 acres I'm Owen County.
,51 scres in Green County.
60 soes in Brown and Monroe Counts-
49, aCrCs In Bsrtbt 1mew County.
tSe screk I'm leDriugs County.
rs acres in RIPLEY County.
81 acfet in Jackson COuuty.
123 ceres in jefferson County.
Call on or address HENRY MOSNInd. fert
Wayne, IND IA
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1883-09-12

Chapped Hands, Face, Pimples and Tongh skin
cured By usirg Juniper Tar Soap, made BY Cas-
well, Hszard & Co.. New York.
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Judgments Against the BsthIehom Com

EAsTos, Pa. Sept. l0.-Alderman Jones, of
Allentown. has decided against the Bsthle
hem Iron Company in fortv-fivs suits for
$13, 900, brought by the employees engaged ia
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1883-09-12

Unripe Fruit, Impure Water, Unhe zithy
Climete, UnwhOles0me Food. Malaria. Epld amic
a. Cor tsginus Diseases. Cholera Morbus era nps,
tatns. Indigestion. Colds Chilis Simple Feyer-,
Exhaustion Nervousness or Loss of sleep that
beet the traveller or household at this sea are
nothing 10 those protected by timely use OF SAN
ford's Ginger, the delicious aud only % ubia-
alton of Imported Ginger. choice Aromatic aud
Pure French Brandy. Beware of worthless
''PiDgers" said 70 be a. good. Ak for Banford's
Ginger. Sold everywhere
Omaha daily bee., 1883-03-20

Special Dispatch to The Bas.
NEW YORK. March 10.
Money-Loaned at 8 to 16 per cent ;
closing offered at 109l5 per cent.
Prime Mercantile Paper -6a@7per cent.
Sterling Exchange-Banker bills steady
ct 4S14; demand, 4S3a.
Governments irregular and generally ]
per cent higher.
Railroad bonds generally higher on
limited volume of business.
The stock m ,rket opened frmer to. day
and prices advanced. Early in the after.
noon the market became dull and only
steady in the last hour, however, was II
again active and stronger. The special
feature was Northern Pacific, which ad.
vaaced to 81 to S7s for common and pre-
f,rred respectively. The general list ad-
vanced a@s per cent, but in the final deal
ings part Was lost. The closing prices
compared with those of Saturday show
An advance Of 4 per cent on the general
list and Al per cent on St. Paul & Mani
tabo.
The Garfield national bank was to-day
admitted to membership in the Clearing
House association.
CLEARING HOUSE EXCHANGES.
Bosros, March 10. The total gross ex-
changes at % leading clearing houses In
the United States for the week ending
March 18th, !s1,O5O, 209. 1872 being adecease
of II per cent compared with the cores.
ponding week of 1882.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-03-20
LEGAL NOTICE.
- resident, defendants

~
Isaac n. Frank, Pauline Frank, A. J. Frank,
and Joseph Kennedy defendants, will take not G
that on the 18th OF March 1873, David helEer,
plAi tin herein, nled his petition In the dis'rict
court OF Douglas County, Nebraska, against said
defendants tie object and pray.r q which are
10 fore close q &c, tai mo, tgsge executed by .aid
Isaac N Frank, Pauline Fra X and A.. J. frank
10 the plaintiff upon lots I ur az and five (b) In
block two () lot i,ur az in bloc- three (3(, lots
three (S( four N, ten Qol ell wen Qi). ana tive We
80, I ur az, Ave (5), six (e, seven a., ii Int (sl
n ne ((, I n CO., eiev,n IN, ano tweveu2), In
block six 6l ct / to IL in block J
lots three (s9, four e. AID
twelve ll2(, in block t~ elye Or, and lots seven
81, ei.h o. ten Q0. ard eleven an, in block
thirteen O3) oil of Tbs af regoing lots being sit
uate in Dwight and Lyman's add / n TO the city
OF omaha In :, C Count Of DOUG = End state Of
Nebraska, said mortgage being given 20 secure
the payment Of ertan promissIry NOE, dated
April tth 1870, and due and paya lie IL oLe, two,
ANA thre year. Tespectiyely iron date I treof
fir I rote beiug ~ the sum OF onv tn us md dol
lars, AID tn ther two, each ( r the tum OF A.
te II hundred dol airs; ttat there Is none due up
Oh 4 id notes and mortgage the sum OF nlne
tholFa Il one hundred and 'ixty six collars, for
which sum-. vi h interest from this date, plain
tif pTays for a decree that said defendants Isaac
M. rank, Pauline rank and A.. j. Frdnk be re.
quired TO pay he same or that said premise, may
be sold to satisfy The amount found due, after
- payne I o the tax claim OF 8 id defendant
Joseph Kennedy upon all the 10 ., rom one to
twelve inclusive In beck 81. (6) Of said Dwight q
lyman's Addition a. d aft, T the pay mi = tar
ca rs and dem nd. OF hicha | Dough rty and
z J.Quosley upon other parts and POI tions OF the
property herein ht fore mentioned and described.
Y.u are required,to ausw er taid petition on or
before the 3Oth oAy OF Aphi 1899.
DAVID aELzKR PlAin,iaA
! psssd ksssA. lssA issa.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-03-20
LIVE STOCK.
special Dispatches 10 TIE Bsl.
CHICAGO.

special Dispatches to TIE BaI.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, March 19.-The Drovcrf Jour.
rep ,rts ~ follows:
Hogs-Dsmsnd fair and market active,
ut DC higher; the o~fferingseof poor quality
was soon O. hausted; mixed, 1000 65;
hesvy,7 ZOOS o5; light. 7 1907 IS; skips,
Csttle-A good demand for export cat.
tie at 6 60@7 90; others slow and weaker;
good to choice shipping, Q 90@6 80; com
mon to fair, 8 100000; butchers, steady
at 70@4 80; stoekers and feeders, fair.
ly activdsnd steady at 8 1904 %.
Sheep-Fairly active and prices steady
at G 00@6 60; good to choice shipping,
6 5O@6 90; common to fsir,4 0O95 25.
81. LOUIS.
ST. Louis, March I8.-Cattle- The de-
msnd exceeded the supply, and prices
were strong; sellers were very bullish and
some sales were higher; exports. 6 50@
6 rs; good to choice shipping, 6 00@6 80;
light to fair, 8 25@5 75;eommoD,4 75@5 on;
good to choice butchers steers, 4 75@5 so;
do. cows and heifers, 43595 90; CON.
mon aud mixed lots Of buteherinz stock,
8 25G4 so; stockers and feeders, 4 00@5 %;
corn fed Texans, 4 25@5 %.
Sheep-Firm, and upper grades wanted;
medium muttons, 4 00@4 70; fair to good,
5O0@5 90; choice to fancy, s 1905 %.
Hogs-Scaree; light, 7 40G7 55; PACKING,
7 1907 so; butchers to extra, 1907 65.
KANSAS CITY.
KANSAS CITY, March l9.-The Live
Stock I licstor rep )rts:
C,ttle-Market steady; native steers
1900 to 100 lbs, 3 90@6 30; stockers Gd
feeders, 4 25@5'l5; co vs., 3 1904 so.
Hogs-Active and o shade better; light.
8 85@7 05; medium, z 1907 25; good to
choice heavy, 7 1907 go
Sheep-Market steady at 8 75@ 4 go.
NEW YORK.
NEW YORx, March ls.-The Drovers'
Journal Bureau reports;
Beeves-MArket, extremely dull and
closed heavy 1t 10 lower on III grades en-