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LONGVIEW.

LoNGvIEw, April A.-[Spe-isL THE
cages Of the new county jail we're received
to-day. Much o. tho brick work has been
done.
We had frost agsjc this morning. but
neither this nor yesterday's frost have done
much damage, except they have assisted
the cold rains and days In checking the
growth Of the crops. They are fully 25 or
30 per cent. behind the average.
Tom Haskins and W. G. Norihcutt, two
prominent citizens IRE negotiating for o
brick machine. We have good beds OF clay
In tho vicinity, and II this machins is set up
here shipments of ilne pressed brick may be
expected 10 the near future
Toe colored troops gathered in force yes.
terday near the Sabine river and fought
nobly. A longest ,nding quarrel between
rho sfctlon hapts and some a Talev's mill
hands oulminated in a baulc in which
shovels, clubs. knives and stones we're used
v h bloody effect. No serious ipirries
other than cuts and bruises r. ultef.
It Is expected ten-ton ioe lctoTv VII be
put up here soon by Blymeyer, OF Cincin-
Da,i. All OF the product o9uld be used or
readily shipped.
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waco, April "a. Especial - In the
United States district court to-day Thomas
Locker and I. J. Mitchell. convicted of
Q usierfeiting, were sentepced for one year
each TO the Chester, Illinois, penitentisry.
Both men were caotured in this county and
with lead "buzzard" dollars, msde very
bunelingly. They had ouly succeeded In
passing sl2 when arrested. The ssme gang
worked Off lead nickles st San Antonio last
fall.
The United States court adjourns fer The
term tomorrow.
Colonel William Preston Johnston. presi.
dent OF Tulane university, New Oheaus,
end son OF General Albert Sydney john
s,on, arrived this evening, aud will remain
unti. tomorrow. He viii be the recipient
Of the cnurieou Hospitality OF W-co gen.
tlemrn who ware students n Warrington
and Lee university whom Colonel Jahrston
va uraie.s1r of h'storv ~ thst 'astitution.
~ visits rs1ss on private husness.
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GALVESTON.

GALVESTON, Aprl.4 --[Pfess. 1.-The iLihd
days session of ttc state board OF fire un.
dsrwriters was held to-day. Action was TAX
en- of tho report OF the committees on cotton.
which recommended the adoption by the
association OF standard tor cotton ware
houseo, such al will Justify an
annual rate OF not more than IL per cent.
The report, which was unanimously
adopted, specifies the various rules which
must be observed in the consiruo.
ton of warehouses, water requirements,
storage, compresses, closed warehouses,
cotton not stored, closed iron warehouses,
etc. On fosting policy cot on is sub.
jsct 10 the average clause. The
hoater torn is confred 20 Galveston
and tho rate OF premium the ligh,cst for any
locality embraced in the terms of The pol-
icy. II is provided that no general hoater
shall he less han per cent.
Mr. George Dexter was cleo ed Eec.eiary
and MANAGER.
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PROGRAMME FIRST DAY.
Parade with May Queen to
grounds at I +. M.
Crowning Of May Queen;
Orations in German; Amues-
ments for Young and Old.
Tableaux Vivants; Priez
Turning; Concert and Ball;
Fireworks.
SECOND DAY.
Georgeous .ageant through
the principal streets of the city
at 10 A. NJ.
At the Grounds : Singing;
Oration in English; Amuse-
ment for young and old; Prize
Turning and Prize Drill.
Distribution OF Prizes; Tab
leauxing and Pyramids.
Concert and Ball; Bengal
Lights; Fireworks.
In addition various other
amusements on both days.
The best musical talent of
North Texas is engaged for
the occasion.
HON. BARNETT GIBBS
will deliver the English Grafton.
For further information see
small programmes.
The Public OF Dallas and
surrounding country is res
pectfully invit' d to attend.
By order of the committee.
CHAs. MEIsTERHANs,
Chairman.
F. ALDERMAN,
Secretary.
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FORT SMITH.

FoRT SMITH, Anrll "a Special. l-En-
ri. Gers were surveying to-day for the final
iocst.on OF tae s. Louis 4 San Frsrcisco
railroad bridge across the AfkAnsas river at
Van Buren,. and work oa the bridge will
bagic az orce.
rrelve more Indian territory pritoners
have bsen placed In the Unite1 8 stes jail
here to be tried NJ the May term OF court.
Thi makes the uumbor OF prisoners IN jail
eighty.s'x
rae new ice factory viii bssin operations
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RuHNITI,

BURsErT. April q -tSpecisI.1-Th par
ties Wso are su pected TO have done the
burning as unon Saturday niaht, have
becn arrested and placed II the Llano
county jail.
Wool Is beginning 10 oomc IN freely. the
receipt for today being at out % 600 Doupds.
A. N. Wood & Co.. have sent cns over fifty
Wagons in the last five days, % b. s,sdsd
back with wool.
Tho town is tsI, i.op-cY'nr. Bus'uss
rooi,
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SAN ANTONIO.

sAs ANTONIO, April "a 2i-TSpecinl. j.
William Simms. the repu'ed slayer OF Ben
Thorn nson and King Fisher, the despere-
does killed In the Vaudeville theatre in. HE
city ON the l1,h of March, Ia rapidly com
ing forward as ThompBon's successor. This
evening Dick Lombard, an sttorn'y OF
4 gle Psss aud founder nj the Eagle Psss
Maverick, entered the Vaudeville, and ho
coming engaged In an angry terc,tion
with Simms, slapped his ace with one hand
and drawing u pistol wi h the other
fired aud missed. He then ran on aide end
fred again through the lsit'ce work.
Smms rushed 10 the door and hred three
sho 9 ~ Lombard, who 1as entering q
book store, one sho' passing through oie
cas-; and the other through his right arm,
Simms Was 81 cured bs'ore further demRge
wgs done. The alteration arose over the
manner Ia which X ng Fisher was teke .
oil Lombard being an I'D pd OF the de-
ceased. This IL Le irst fruit Of the many
threats OF retaliation 0gsinst Thompson's g
aud Fisher's slayer.
Abraham sich,l. Z c'othing merchant on
the Military p'oza, has skipped. sicht !
has been doing n de cit bunnees for VII
liam Butler, a casie sueculalor, hapdliag
him for 5000. His ct ok waa
worth about 1900, aud two-th'rds
of 1t hiss disappeared. Attachments
were run on tho rrtlsinder this morning,
amounting 20 $3.50. Slcael was sup:
posed to be- IN gold circunstances, stood
hit h sosiallv and wss secretary OF the Jew
isn Benevolent societv OF this place, though
ne had ,siled uuoer suspicinus cncum-
stances once before. tie disappeared on
Monday ard his sbssnce was discovered to-
day There is no clue TO his whereabouts,
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GOLDSMITH BROS.
ia ELM STREET.
BARGAINS FOR THE MILLIONS
NEW SPRING DRY GOODS !

Departments full to overiowing! Surprising
realize lust what this means We give you the
prices Of some of our goods! Space does not permit
us to give them all, though equally as cheap
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LAREDO.

LAREDO. April 2i.-[5peciel.l liking, the
Mexican National conductor, who was ar.
rested IN New Laredo for putting Mexi-
can custom house officer off his tr.in, was
released a day or two ago aud TOOK his reg
uiar run on The passenger train. Whils
coming up to day he learned that he would
be arrested again and started on the back
track. IL is supposed ho will 60 to toe const
aud there lesve for Mexico for good. No
reason Is assigned for the officers wanting
10 re- rrest him. though it is characteristic
OF Mexican crar kiness.
Seventy cara OF stock by the Texas-Mexi-
car road arrived to-day bound for different
parts of Texas and the west.
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NOTICES

NJOfICE-iHE ANNUAL MhETiN1 OF
IN Stockholders and Directors of the Texas
Truna Railroad Company
by order of the Boird of Directors the annual
meeting OF the Direct 'fs NJ the Texas Trunk
Railroad Company viii bs h Id at The pubic
Office OF said compans. IN III city of Dallas,
state % Texas, az SIS El street, on the 2nd
Tuesday in MAY 1881, II 10 m ana the annual
meeting OF tho Stockholders OF said company
will be held at the same plaro aud ON the same
day.
JOHN Il WHITE, Secretarg
DALLAS, TEXAS, A )rii 8. 1874.
NOTICE is HER " GIVEN THAT THE
IN regular annual mee'in' Of the II ckhold-
e'e and Of tho poard of htectors ~ ihe N 'uston
& Texas Central X iway q mpsuy " be held
at tho Company's offiee intue city of Houston
on Monday, May s. 1884
A.. RI HAR SON. Secretary.
HoUsyoN. March 2S 1881
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COESICA MA

CorsoATA, april 2t.- special. lone OF
The v ster tanEl ai the CeYas Oil com pany g
works con a,ning 5000 gallons OF water
burst this s;ternoon. wsshing away the
etone foundation in which u rested hooding
the eptiN lower Goor OF the vorks Mr..
II acsul an, an en- 81 oy, vss caught by the
IL sh OF tie VT ters and had his shoulder
badly oyutsed ny being precioltsted againtt
& palsr. H. seer. 4 rniricie that he escaped
even viii that serious injury.
4 pu 10 exhibition and test OF our new
ere eu 1o wss given st the Central depot
sis tVeu,Ds. TIE engine works satiefscto-
siiy for its Elsa, 10 throwing a hye.eigh'h OF
an inch siream TO the top OF the Gunner
cial motel. a distance OF hltY feet, But, in
the language OF oGe OF our aldermen, II Is
only a very nice play to water yard
o, sprinkle street ana OF very little use a.
q fire. rno FIRE company propoRe 10 give
10 20 an orpanit alton OF juveniles TO use
and uetiiion the council 10 emulate the eI-
ample o. Ennis snd buy a steamer which
viii thro~ enonrh wster to put out su
ordinary Ere. The fire company have, by
tSlir JTu private tCt c.ip,.cn, tuilt the,r
engine house, 20 which they have moved
th- engine. In returning the engine it WAS
bad v broken by running over an oDstruc-
tion 30 that 1t is doubtful IL it can be re-
paired.
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CLEBURNE.

CLEnURSE, April "a Especial l-@r. Jake
Cohen, a clothing merchsus, was tried aua
fined twelve months ago in the mayors
court for an assault On Charles Mayer. Co.
hen appealed 80 tho county court for new
trial which was not granted, on account Of
iusuificiency OF Donl, and dismissed
Messrs Bower & Jordan, Cohen's attor-
neys, 6led a mandRmus IN. the cis' Iict
court which was tried to-day before Judge
Hood and the cass ordered back to tho
county court.
Lssi night burglars entered the Office OF
r B. Gadley Il %. lumber dealers, by
their safs, only getting $40 In and some pa
pers. The latter were fouud to-day not far
irou' their Office. There Is no clue to the
perpetrators.
Albert Il lis. the negro who shot Walter
Preston Tuesday night, gave bond ana vas
released tUuav.
Mrs. Joseph s. King, of this city, died to-
day.
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GiTIcSNILLE.

GATEsyILLs, April i.- [Special.l The
West Texan Land and Investment com
panv has COMPLETED crganzs'ion and made
the frat investment. The shares are $50
each and 20i hava been taken. The chi
cers sre Il. M Gardner, president Dr.. J..
A Mudd, secrstary;J r Saunders treas.
urer: A. Nash. attorney. The directors
a;e: Il NJ. Gardner. w. q, Kinsol7ing. D
Lotspslch, Dr. w. h. Brown and L b.
Saunders. The object Of the company Is
to buy lard and stock, improve lands snd
lend mooey. The business men Of the
town, ard some OF the leading men in the
county, are iaking stock In the company.
10 their by laws they combine the best OF
the Texas iuvestment company, OF Fort
Worth aud OF the Waco Building rssocia.
ton.
| D,. Cranfill, editor OF the Advance, re-
turned to-day from the prohibition con.
vention. He entertains great hopes Of the
succsss Of the prohibition movement.
No serious damage was done here by the
recent cold snap. Farmers say the crop
prospects were never better.
John Hsmmack was seriously hurt from
ths fall OF a horse yesterday ont on Plum
creek. Hs had gone out there after stock
| His family went out to. day 10 wait on him
| Ed. Raneir was taken to Bolton to day aa
an attached witness.
Weather bright and clear
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M'kINNEY.

MCKINNEY. April 24-[Special.l-Th
State Bee Keepers association met to-day
a. this place. Among the distinguished bee
keepers present are: Judge W. II. An
drews, Of Collin; w. X. Marshall, OF Mar.
shall w. Il. Howard, w. Il. Graham, OF
Hunt; B. +. Carroll, of Navarro; II. Y.
8 ermsn. OF Ennis; Z. j. Jenkins, OF Savoy;
l.. O. La Martin, Henry Grave, NJ. II.
Davis, OF Grayson. The association die
cussed tho question of How to deal with
Foul Brood and recommended fire In nll
cases. committee was appointed to draft
a law and to urge upon fhe legislature
the destruction Of all brood. Various
speakoie d dwelt on the paramount impor.
tance oi It's immediate and complete de-
struciion by fire.
Mr. l. Il Edmundson received q thor
oughbred stud. Diliard Dudley, from Ten
nessPc, tn morning.
Ellis Barnett was fined in the mayors q
court to-day.
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arAHsHALL.

MARSHALL, April 2i-tspsoial IA nu-
merousiy sicnel uttitinn Was ureHtutso
ye. terdav evening 20 Hon. A. J. Booty,
nskirs ihst ne tuhmit Tia nnme for re-t lee
lion as iuore OF this dielfic.. de responded,
q, C lining 10 submit h;a Rame. He will, At
the expiration OF his term, resume the
,raotica OF Law In this city. No man or
ilye in a more eminent osg'es the conf
4 sncs and res ect of . Is fellows than Judge
Booty.
General Lane has returned from Paris,
mucn pleased with his trip aud tie warm
hearted generosity OF the people CT that
besutiful civ
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AUSTIN.

AUSTIN, April "a -[5pscial. l-Charters
fled Grayson Couuty Protection soci d,
tion; Comparative Association Patrons oi
HusbsDdry, Lewisvile. Denton county;
Robertson Couriy Teleph ne COMPANY
capital STOCK 5000: OBJECT, t. construct a
telephone from Hearnu to Wooten Weils,
via franklin, Calv-rt and Bremonc.
Supsrintardeut GoIee's report Tor Mdfch
shows: Convicis rtcelved during the
nonth, SS: recsptirfs. l. ois charges, Oh; per.
O .Ds, Z: Deans. 10; escapes. III humrtr "l
cnnvic 2. 24TO. ffe hna.n iusifuct Su
D. eriuisude.t G 1ree Examine the iurnac
st Eask and nave No. ruf a. order an1 so ar
raneeo as 20 maSe It ssi si cinfy 10 CON-
trsctofs HI. was also ins siiuc'td 10 com
plpte the foundry, aud Contractors were
d. srmited 20 ertcs On additional iuruacs at
their own expense. PLANS Aho estimates o
Virgins Il 90, Houston. we're accepted for
wnitr-wcrks at Hauteviiie pris m, 10 cos'
about 5000 80.
Tue governor has hsen invited TO deliver
Fourth { July oIstou R1uno Top.
fhe cor trol'sr Telnses 10 -snd TO drum
m. rs tnsi lie nee. y o ID He also ~
fused to register Wea'herford citv bends
for the reason that sufficient provision has
no. been taken q rsovi1e tor The payment
OF inter,s 81 ont of tfe -ing'rg furd.
Y 4vrlisc uuty, b reason oi Organization
has beep strickei IRON the list oounte'
vhereis the stsse adv-rti' ee lands Tor taxes
Commissioner NJ 81 1. T. re- e'rt ~ 10.
formation 20 ,tl1pd lssnis IL York ar
sail,rs tas nsrksf, ~ rcgteseAting th-
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Confederate rud railroad land scrip, can b
located ia Greer oonnty. The law OF th
state expressly orovidos against ouch, hn'
| such Representations are believed to b.
made for the pxrprfo - f'snd. Only vet
erGn certificates can bo located IN Gree
county.
Colonel Leader bad Dr.. stoidari arrested
for perjury to-day. Hs pave bell.
News has been received here of the death
OF Colonel Frank Johnson. In Mexico, near
Aqua Cslieuie, on the night OF The Sih. He
WAS the only Survivor of tho bgtile OF San
AL.Ouio, president OF tho board OF Texss
veterans AN president of The Ttxss Vet-
eran association.
The supreme court dismissed: EIsips vs.
Baker OF al, from Wils1n; Johnson vs.
nolloman, from Guadalupe.
Submitted on briefs for both parties;
North VS.. Yoho. from Travls; City Water
company Va White. from Travis; Guy OF
Austin W. Johrsnn, from Travis; Bradford
w. Taylor from williamson; International IL
Great Northern railroad w. Mich sop, from
BexNr International & Great Northern
rsilroad vs.: Groves. from Bexsr; Missouri,
Kansos & Texas railroad vs. Mayneld. ffom
Bexsr; International a. Crest Northern
railroad ve. Brett, from Bexar; SlIinger vs.,
Bwenson, from Travis: Thompson and
wife w. Heron. from Guada'
lupe; Burton W, Galveston, Hsrrls-
burg Il Ban Antonio railroad. ira;n Bexsl. .
On briefs for appellant; In ernationai
& Gresl Northern railway vs.. Zimmerman,
from Bexar: Franks w. Chapman, from
lupe; Aayes vs. Jones, from Wilson
o. brieig sud oral nrgumen ts 70 both
parties: Mahon We. Wolf, f;om William.
son Mavs vs. Houston, from Wilson; New
ton VS.. Newton, from Wilson.
Court of app.als affirmed; Priest Ut. al
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mo SPRINGS.

Bro SrRrNss, April q l-[Spec'al.l-hr.
@ w Waihsll, formerly Editor Of the Pan.
tseraph, ani one cf our most prominent at
tornevr, took his gun sew days ago and
LEFT town. saving he was on ior hunt. 10.
dsv bn ~. ursed with an abundance Of
esn,e In the shspe o. beautiful bride. He
was married 10 Nrs. Keilv. isrmorly OF this
pisce bui later, of stephens county, on the
2lts Instant We sll extend hearty CO.
rs.a,ekioos 70 Toe .sprs cSsp,s.
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Millinery.

A IIae of Untrimmod Hats Mt loo each.
A lot of New fiowsrsn goo spray.
Tips Ia all the Now shades, 900 each.
The handsom-st Inc OF trimmed Hats II
tho cIty, 900 10 $40 each; worth double.
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2&s.c. 1o0l1q No. o s. 6 c. s09cs No
TwINE-Hemp, II 01sc p ID; wool 6 01oc; flax
20a Soc; paper, 1Sc; jute 120l5c; cotton, 16 025c
tubs, So. 81 So No. tubs st. % $3.50; two
hoop pals 81 65 01.70: threehoop pals, $l.90 a p
boards, 81. 80 a 1.S5; clothespns 50c0$1 per box.
WOODEN DISHEs-Per hundred, lib, Doc tb, 2oc
3 ID, Soc 10, 4oc.
IRON AND STEEL.
=, Bar iron Tatesl, &c: horseshoe bar So 1503 40
Norway nail rod 7e; German steel pillow slab 4c;
American drill steel lie; Sandersons tool steel 15c
tire steel, 4ci spring steel &C. horse shoes, " key
$500; mule shoes, p key $780, horse nails, " box
Sd, 20; cut nails, 10d and larger, 81. " kcg;
other sizes at the usual advance.
iISSERs SUPPLIEsaBest brand charcoal tin-IC
and * 12x12, 1915; &c, l4x2o. roofing tin, Sc 25
&C. 2ox2S, $125o013; block tin, in pigs 26c; in
bars, 27e. Iron-27 iron, l2c; ~ Cron &C., gavan-
lied As v cent discount. Sheet zinc, &c. Copper
bottoms pc. Planished "copper" SIC. Solder, 150
l6c. Wire, 80 y cent. off list.
LEATHER, HIDES AND FALLOw.
LEATHER-Oak sole So 94Oc; hemlock sole, goa
Soc; harness, 80 036c; skirting, 37040c; black
bride, p doz $6O065; fair bride, SCOTS ~ doz
city kip, 6oGsoe; French kip, s5c 0$1 zoe; city
ca1fskins S5c 81 %; French cafskins, 81 is 90
HIDEs-Green, 6l2c; heavy steer, 7lec; green salt,
@Sl2e green sailed calf lo011e; dry flint. l2e; dry
prices
SHEEPsKrNs- clio
TALLow-Prime, 6ls97c
GREAsE-Brown 4la 65e; white 606lac.
OIL CAKE.
on cake and oil meal, 1000 lbs, SIS; 1000 lbs
$50 Bags and drayage extra.
PROVISIONS
WHOLESALE PRIcEs-Prime lard $500 Short
ribs, $500. Hams II q II l2c. Shoulders 61oc.
JoBBING PRICES-Smokedm meats fCanvased or Plain)
Sugar cured hams 10 to l7la lbs average, l3loc:
20 ms average and over, 13l4c, as they rum cot
fast bacon lie spieed breakfast rolls l2c; English
shoulders sac family shoulders Sl2c: dried beef loc;
bacon elear Sides, 254O h average desired 10I4c;
backs do, lOI4c sides heavy they run, 1850
ID average, l0c bellies, medium weights Zoe.
Dry SSHed and Picked meats-Engsh cured clear
sides, bacSS bellies (unsmoked), 9lac; family
pork (clear), ~ crl 200 lbs. Sl5: family beef D.
brl 200 bs SIS. Lard-Pure (wnter) kettle-rendered
in herces- 9lsc: in half hrls SOFT tubs. l0c;
IN 2o-ib pals, 10l9c ia 10 ID pals lie; II. Porter Il
IN smaller packages at similar advance as quoted
kettle ol-ln terces 60c y gal in half brls, 81 iac
sausage-Bologna IN cloth, 7ci in skin, 7lsc-
PRODUCE
OVERWHELMINGLY fancy. 25 aye dairy selected.
16@l6c; choice country, AZ 0l4c; poor to fair, s.
loo.
Eses-shippers paying lie; selling from store at
FEATHERs-Prime geese, 45e p b; mixed duel. 20
025o y ID.
tioNEY-2o02 in and 2-D cans
MAPLE SYRUP AND SUGAR-Syrup, 81 % gal;
sugar, IL O12c ~ ID
PoULTRY-Spring chickens, 15c % ib; hens Sc ~
10; ROSTERS DC g. b; ducks, So " doz; geese full
teathered LOO per doz; turkeys live hens, Sc p b;
toms, SC p ID.
WooI-Tub-washed and picked, new clip, 500
0Se; unwashed medium and common grades, if in
good order 22c; Merino, 17018c Cotswold 17O
2ocj bury and understandable according to Their
value.
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CHICAGO, May 23.-The Drovers' journal re.
ports: Hogs-Recepts, 10 600; shipments 5000.
The market was stronger and 5000 higher; rough
packing hogs $505.35; packing and shipping So. 50
02.7O light bacon, So Q5.60 skips S3 7504.75.
@ 49, al ~ ZoO0; &c me ne
06.SO good TO choice shipping steers SO. 10 06 So
common TO medium, $3.50 06 10; gFassfed Texas
$50 $50. @'-' "'' '''i-'0 1sN"9 steers @4'0~
Sheep--Receipts, 1000; shipments, 200. The
market ma was steady wooded inferior to fair sheep,
~. 80 03.75 " cwt medium good sheep, $405;
choice to extra, So 1850.
ST. LOUIS, May 23.-Cattle-Receipts, l 600;
shipments 300: The market steady; export
steers $6.4006.75; good to choice shipping steers
So 064O common to medium, So. 40 "a. S5 corn
fed Texas steers, 25 75i rass-fed Texas steers
$4a04.75; stockers and feeders, So. IS 05.25.
Sheep and Lambs Receipts $780, shipments
700. The market quiet native clipped sheep
So; 20 $3.50; Texas range sheep, $304.S5
Hogs - Receipts, a 400; shipments. 5400. The
market active; Workers, 50. 2505.45 packing
hogs, $49OO5.40; heavy hogs, $5.33 $3.50.
KANSAS CITY. May 23.-The Live Stock Indi-
Gator reports: Cattle-Receipts, 1900. The market
lbs average sold at 545 30
Hogs-Receipts. 5000. The market was higher;
sales made of lots of S1 300 lbs average at
So; 2005.45 with the bulk of the safes at SIS. 200
5.35.
Sheep-Receipts, 1000. The market was ouiet;
$40. 1"'''' S''''P u - 40 average S0iu al
NEW YORK, May Observation-Disclosures, Q. $50.
The market was quiet common to prime steers So 6
81 30 y cwt live weight; extra steers, $40 $50;
fat bulls $f.900525
Sheep and Lambs-Recepts 3 300 The market
was dull: clipped sheep VI @6.4o " cwt; spring
Hogs-Receipts. 1900; all to slaughterers direct
Extremes, $5.1o05. 50 y cwt.
EAST LIBERTY May 3.-Cattle-Nothing do
ing, all through consignments Receipts, S75 ship
ments, SIS
Hogs-Siow. Receipts, 200: shipments 4 600;
PhiladelPhias, S. 0570S good Workers. $3.50 a
$40.
Sheep-Lttle doing 80 10 sheep selling at 81. 10.
Receipts, 500; shipments, 400.
CINCINNATI, May 23.-Hogs steady; common and
light, ii G540 packing and butchers, So 0535
Receipts, /, 800; shipments, S65.
MILWAUKEE, May 23.-Hogs firm at So "a
$40.