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ITALY,.

SHE WILL DRAW OFT OF rnE TRIrER-
THE ALLIANCE.
LONDON, June 25.-1hc Madrid cores
pondcnt of the Times says: Italy and
Spain have had nm understanding re-
speeding the north of Africa. Italy will
support Spain in Morocco and Spain
will support Italy in Tripoli. II is al
legged that France Is willing that Italy
takes Tripoli, provided she withdraws
from the Austro-Gcrman alliance.
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His Horse Ran Away.

HousToS, June ESPECIALLY This
morning Henry Kleinecke, a butcher
had his team to run away,
threw him out of the wagon and broke
one leg near the thigh.
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Lcuk-Stallinrs.

LAMrAsAs, June Special II. O.
Leak was this evening united in mar
riagc TO Miss Rosa Stallings, at the hour
of : O'Clock. The bride is n daughter of
Col. Stallings, editor of the Lampasas
Eagle, and the groom is promising
merchant of this city.
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An Insane Woman suicides-Baii Refused.

AUSTIN, June 25.-ISpecial. Mrs.
Myrtle Williams, an inmate of the
Lunatic Asylum from Mason county,
tore "A strip from her bed, and twisting IL
around her neck, choked herself to
death.
George Mitchell was refused bail by
Indigo Walker.
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MI>EOLA MITES.


MINEoLA, June 25.- Special. Talk
about NIineola not being Il live town.
one merchant landed three carloads of
dry goods here yesterday to resume his
business, which was recently consumed
by fire.
You are correct in saying the Monitor
Is II good paper. That Is what every
has been confined with sickness re-
Gently, however, and his labors are
abridged on that account.
Tho HERALD is hitting the frec-grass
men some appropriately hard licks,
which our people are glad to see.
The new type on the HERALD has
greatly increased its popularity.
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ARABIA.
A REVOLT AGAINST I

A REVOLT AGAINST TURKEY.
ODEN, June 25.-The province of ic..
men, in southwestern Arabia, has re-
VOTED against Turkey. Turkish troops
have gone to suppress the uprising.
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MARINE.
Port of Galveston.

GALVESTON June 25.-Arrived: Steam
shin Hutchinson, from New Orleans and
sailed for Clinton; steamship Harlan
from Indianola and sailed for New Or
leans. Sailed: Steamship Alamo, New
York,
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Hec,us. She wouldn't Marry Him.

SAN FRNNcIsCo, June 25.-Albertina
by William G. Milton, who then blew
his own brains out. The cause was her
refusal to marry him. In u letter left
Milton says Miss Anderson was known
rs Mrs. Bockmann, having one child by
Mr.. Bockmann, Clerk of the Danish
consulate ut New York. Milton, who
was Il widowcr, left three young chill
dren conidcd TO the care of the Danish
CONSUL this city.
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WONDERFUL eight ; ::;;:: En-;
hocsaeby Texas.
Monk, won; Manitoba, second; Wave o.

Monk, won; Manitoba, second; Wave o.
Lightlthrd Time-l:5
Brooklyn Handicap Mile and quar-
ter: Lytton won; Wandering, second;
Tclcmuchus, third. 1imc-2:lOls,
Fourth Raco-All ages, mile and fur
long: King Fan won: Mikes Pride,
second; Little Buttcrcup, third. Time
i :J6a{.
Fifth Race Forithrce-y oar-olds, mile:
Zamora won; Treasurer, second; Sadie
f., third. Timo--l:l5.
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SPORTING.
Paris vs.. Fort Worth,

Paris vs.. Fort Worth.
PARIS, June 25.-ISpecial.l I'm the
nns<n.oe between Paris and Fort
,rc stood: Fort Worth,
There Is some dis
-o the Fort Worth UNI
ne SAME clubs play tomorrow.
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MINIATURES, June pa Wansan dis
patch says: The boiler in Smiths plan
inc mill exploded this morning, killing
George Bice, August Stretch, John Knox,
Mary Croker and wounding several
others.
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A Rracc of stage Robbers hinged.

ABILENE, juno 25.-ISpccial.l-Two
stage robbers were captured Yesterday
near San Angela by rangers. They rob
bed the Abilene and San Angela stage
several times in February and March.
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GALVESTON, June 2i.-Following Is the
weather report for the cotton belt, furnished
by the United States Signal Service, acting In
with the RAILWAYS:
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The Outlook In wood County.

New oats are coming into market.
The corn and cotton is looking well, but
rain is ncedcdiin some places.
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In Innnnn,nsC onntN.

LAMPAsAs, June 25.-fSpecial. AID
ditional assurances point to tsplendid
crops for this county. ~
Wool is seen on the streets in large
quantities,
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Sr. LOUIS, June 25.-The Lindell Hotel
association has made an assignment to
James l.. lIusc for the benefit of cred
itors. Assets and liabilities are not
stated. The association is composed of
IL, thaSSning.
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For the West Gulf Statcs-Fair weather In
west portion; local showers; partly cloudy
weather In east portions; variable winds,
generally from east to south; slight change In
. fafr
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No house in the city or state can COM
pete with us in styles, assortment and
low prices. T.. Bauman, 70j Elm street,
Dallas, Texas.
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Scltauer-Corttln.

ABILENE, June 25.-lSpecial. Mr..
Charles Schaner and Miss Ella Corum,
both of Abilene, were married to-day.
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Watson "Downcd" at Last.

PIrTsDURG, June 2j.-Great excite
mont was occasioned in oil circles to-
day by the failure of Thomas j. Watson,
the heaviest dealer on the floor of the
exchange. He has been heavily short
for some weeks and this morning was
unable to fulfill contract for the dcliv-
cry OF 1900 barrels. His shortage was
Sli 900. Mr.. Watson was prominently
connected with the Pen bank muddle
and is now under bail on the charge of
conspiracy to defraud the bank. When
the bank closed his accounts were found
to be $4,000 overdrawn. Mr.. Watson
was fearless operator and has been
clearing" the market since the banks
failure.
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Price goods ut Bauman's before you
buy goods elsewhere.
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IT WILL BE LATE THIS TIME.

1T WILL BE LATE THIS TIME.
SAN Francisco, June 25.-rhe San
Francisco Bulletin publishes the follow
ing this evening: 1t Is semi-oflicially an
nounced that the Central Pacific railroad
will postpone for time the payment of
salaries due lemployes this month
in order to accumulate funds
to meet more pressing demands in the
nature of current expenses. Tho pres
ent cramped condition of the company
arises from the falling oil of traffic and
consequent decrease in profits caused by
disasters, especially to the Southern Pa
cific and its branches. Timothy
Hopkins, the treasurer, Is the
only prominent official at present
in The city. He declined to make any
statement. General Manager Townc,
visiting Monterey, was photographed on
the subject. He replied: "Thero
fact for the statement that the
company will postpone paying salaries
of employees. II is possible, however,
the pay car may not be sent out over the
entire system until after the LIST proNimo.
Tho earnings hold up remarkably well
and operating expenses compare favora-
bly, with those of last year"
Charles Cocker, president of the South
ern Pacific, and second vice-prcsidcnt
III tnt ,tlltiul at HitN'ilA
attending the Cotton trial ut
Santa Rosa, was interviewed.
He said the Bulletin statement was
quite true. lie has asked employees for
80 days credit and said: "I'vc heard no
grumbling. This is the first time
such'a dcfermcnt has occurred. Wclhave
got some pressing demands to meet and
money Is so tiglt-harder than draw
ing teeth 10 get any. We
can't get more than y cents
on southern Pacific bonds; I'm
trying hard to borrow some money, and
think shall be able to get il, but all the
money bags in the country Just
now are drawn very tight" Mr..
Crockcr i'm telegram TO the Associated
Press this evening says: "Thc report in
the Bulletin is substantially true, al
though we have not yet fully deter
mined upon the matter. Should the
market ease we will pay rs usual"
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Choice Claret wine, 81 per gallon, at
Ed :. Alston's, corner Elm and Syca-
more street,
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Fresh cream and Swiss cheese at
LOEB IL FREIBERG's.
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SWEET GIRL GRADUATES.

commencement Exercises 'of st. Mary's
school at Marshall.
MARSHALL, June 25.-lSpecial. Our
spacious opera-house was filed to its
utmost capacity last night by the friends
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STATE SUBJECTS.

The best smoking tobacco is "Littl'
Inkrr.n
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H. PAGE & SON. 7O8 Elm St.

Open to New Orleans.
The STAR AND CRESCENT ROUTE from
Houston to New Orleans is again open
for travel to ALL PoiNTs IN THE SOUTH,
SOUTHEAST AND EAST. Procure your
round-trip summcr-eNcursion, or one
way tickets, over this only tirst-class
line, of EDWIN q. FLOOD,
Agent II. a. T. &. II. II.
j. l.. \. Thomas, Travelling Passenger
Agent.
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Failed.

ROME, CA, June 2j.-R. II. a. G. b.
Hargrove, bankers, failed to-day; liza
bilitics, 100000; nominal assets, s5O,VO.
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Ladies approve of your smokin
~ little JOkcr.N
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All hats sold mt reduced prices at +.
T06 Elm street.
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PERSONAL.

Fine Claret ut 81 per gallon, nj
Alston's.
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We offer new and stylish goods only
at reduced prices ut +. Bauman's, 7Od
Elm,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-07-21

The following statement OF william J. Cough
In, OF sOmerville, Mas, Is so rcmarkahle tnat
We beg to ask for II the attention OF our read
ers. He says "In the tall OF 1876 was taken
with violent bleeding at the lungs, fOllOwgd
by severe cough. l soon began to lose my
appetite and flesh. was so weak AT one time
that could not leave my BOD. In the sum
rnar OF 1877 was admitted TO the City Hospital.
While there the doctors said had hole in
NY lett lung as big as hGIf-doilar. eNpcnd-
ed over hundred dollars IN doctors and med.
icines. Twas so TAR gone at one time report
went around that was doHd. gave up hope
but friend told me OF DR.. NM. HALLS
BAISAM FOR THE LUNGS. I laugno AT
my friends, thinking my case incurable, but /
got bC tile TO satisfy them, when To my sur.
prise a. grathcation, l commenced To fcoi
better My hope, once dead, began TO revive,
aud to lay teel in bOtter spirits than | have
thepast three years
81 writethts hoping you VIII publish It, 80
that every one afflicted with Diseased Lungs
will be induced to take DR. WM. HALLS
BALSAM ORTHE LUNGS, and be convinced
that CONSUMPTION CAN BE CURED.
nave taken two bottles and can positively 4gy
that It has done me moro good lHun Ull the
other medicines l have taken since my sick
moss. My cough has almost entirely disRp
pcarGd and snail soon be able 70 lgO 10 work :
Sold bv u. y. Cochran. l87 horGn 0uunn sire,
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FNoliRn SDOiElintA
nom h. NEWS.
Teierrapsic news OF rpis Afternoon.


A fire broke out this afternoon in the
lumber yards OF Corcoron, Richards IL
Co., 10 Duboistown, opposite Williams.
port. Engines were sent from Williams
port, but at 2.30 p. m. six dwellings, and
over Ons million fs6t of lumber had been
burned aud the Ere was still spreading.
The loss already is over 100000.
The venerable Dean Boomer, while
pron0uucing the benediction at the service
at tho Chapter House, London, Ont, yes
terday foil III fit aud had to be removed
To his home III a carriage. He was affected
with paralysis 0! the ado and is in q very
low condition.
Preston Sexton, &C years old, WAS shot
last night near Junction City, KY, aud
fatally wounded. \ party of four men is
suspected of doing the shooting, but no
cause is assigned for the deed, as Sexton
was quiet and peaceahle man.
Tucker, Hammond & Co, jobbers OF
small ware IN Boston have suspended and
assigned with preferences. Liabilities over
inaliy the same.
About two thousand brick layers aud
over throe Thousand laborers in New York
struck to-day for nine hours day instead
of ton. Some of the employers have
already submitted to the demand, many
men being back at work on the terms
demanded inside of ten minutes.
In Greensburg, Ky, during difficulty
between Henry G. Lewis, u governme mt
gaugcr and Samuel j. Montgomery, Lewis
was shot twice and seriously if not fatally
wounded.
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I seems strange that any one will sur1er
from the many arrangements brc"ght on by
an impure condition OF the blood, when SCO-
WILLS ssARsAPARlLLAA AND NDsTILLINGIA,
or BLOOD AND LIVER SYRUP will restore
perfect health to the physical organization. II
IL indeed "A strengthening syrup, pleasant To
take, sld has proven itself TO be the best
BLOOD PUBIFIER ever discovered, effect
ually curing SCrOtula, Syphlitic disorders,
Weakness OF tho Kidneys, Erysipelas, Mala-
ria; all nervous disorders and debility, bill.
impure condition OF the Blood, Liver, Md
neys, Stomach, Skin, etc. !t corTocts indi
gestion. A single bottle will prove 10 you its
merits us a health rvnewer, tor It ACTS LIKE
A CHARM. especially when the complaint is
OF an exhaustive nature, having Il tendency to
lessen the natural vigor OF the brain ard ner
vous system.
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OBITUARY.
Death OF George Calder, Sc.

George Calder, ST., q we'll known citizen
of Lancaster, died at his residence No. 81
North Lime street, this morning about
o'clock, in his s5th year. Mr.. Calder
was born in Gloucester, Mass, and came
to Lancaster in 1871 TO take charge
of the Conestoga navigation works, canal
on the Conestoga creek, running from
Lancaster to Safe HarboT, and which
at that time and for several years
thereafter did heavy business,
especially in coal, lumber and iron.
Mr.. Calder had charge Of. the busi-
ness for several years, and was sui
sequently engaged Ia the retail coal trade
in company with the late Lewis Hurford,
Several years ago he retired from bushes 9.
He leaves a family of two sons and a
daughter-George Calder ir., the pro.
prietor of several cotton factories, Frank
L. Calder, aud Miss Emily Calder.
Another daughter, Mrs, Amandus Ehler,
died q few years ago.
Mr.. Calder was quiet business man,
upright and honorable in all his dealings,
and highly esteemed by large circle OF
acquaintances. He was finely educated,
but never aspired to public position. His
funeral will take place on Wednesday
naxt
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PHItApuLyHrA, July 2i.--riour market
qn',s, l,a,a 80 snd sdo, prices steady supernns
cleo. ~ 7stt5 IS; do straights, ss 9ss1b 90; Minn
sxtra, clear. g 756t so; straight, ~ sosp
5 50i Wisconsin clear, % b0nS strai9hts.
G9s winter patents o bo0e % spfing do.
Rye -four firm at O IS.
Wheat steady. with fair business I No. Q
Western REQ, 9skc No do, so@eoc No. 4 Pa.
DO, old. q i0 do new. o.; No.s
sail yellow. 0s1Gec do mixed, $50; No. 3
oats arm and quiet, No. . white. aoc
No. do, SOC rejected, 37KGSso.
sSsss sys scarSs TiSat5S at 7SGi5f dS % 90, va,...a
nominal at si so, clover dull at sasx.
wir'"r Bran hrm and In fair demand at
.rrO! ,slons steady fair jobbins demand |,
Mess Pork, si8 5os1l7 90 Bet Hams, eSl ;
India Mess Beef, s9 5o090i City do, sls0
IL So
Bacon steady Smoked Shoulders, 7t07xc I,
salt DO 6Nfo7c: Smoked Hams, nk0l6c |;
pickleo DO l21esl3Hc.
Lard steady city refined. at s4fsk; loose
butchers, 7c prime steam " tO0f 80:
penn'a Creamery extras, 2oQilc b. z: y m.
V. extras, l7S0lsc do firsts, itfrl8c: Western
dairy extras, ltpl5c: Western good TO choice,
ll9lSc packing butter, s6sc.
Rolls at sDl2c,
Eggs quiet and weak Penn'a extras, l70
lSc western do, lie.
| cheese market steady and fair demand |;
New York full creams, 9k09kc; Ohio
Flats, choice, TIC; Western fair 10 prime, 5k
d2c.
| Petroleum duh Refined, 7skc.
"hishV dull Western At d Id.
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SECOND EDITION.
MONDAY EVENING, JULY al, iss4
FOREIGN AFFAIRS.
oonspinAoY AaA,Nsr rHE ozAR.
Rossisn Police ssixing implements OF tho
rinilisn ana Arrsstiug Tnem.-Tbe

Rossisn Police ssixing implements OF the
kinilists ana Arrsstiug Tnem.-The
Choiera--Drowned on Lake Lucerne.
ST. PETERSBURG, July 2l.--The police
at Warsaw havs seized so, 600 roubles and
numerous proclamations printed In the
Russian and Polish languages. which II
was intended to issue throughout the en-
pire in the event Of the designs against the
ezar on his recent visit to
Warsaw having been successful. Five
Terrorists have been arrested at Moscow.
In their possession were found large sums
OF money, dynamite bombs and documents.
The latter showed that sincs the corona
tion OF tho czar, Moscow has been tho
seat OF tho executive committee of the
Nihilists. "A state OF siege will be pro
claimed at Warsaw. The governor general
aud the chief OF police Of that place will be
removed. The newspapers say that Russia
and Germany propose the adoption of an
international convention providing meas
ures for the suppression Of dynamite.
Ton Lives Lost on Lake Luoerne.
LONDON, July 2l.-A dispatch from
Berne states that y storm has occurred or
| lake Lucerne. Four boats capsized anc
ten Of their occupants were drowned
Some Of those who lost their lives were
Foreigners.
French claims Against China,
LONDON July 81 --Advices from Tama
| taye state that the French claim pro
tectorate over that portion Of Madagascar
lying north Of the sixteenth parallel o
south latitude. They also claim an ir
demnity of 90, 000, 900 francs, aud an in
demnity to compensate foreigners for thei
losses during the war. France also pro
poses that the queen shall be styled queel
of the Hovas only.
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HUsTETTER hGAIN JAIL
lie Acknowledge that He Committed u
tOreCry.

Ho Acknowledge that ho Committed u
Forgery.
Amos b. Hostetter, who was arrested
two or three weeks ago on q Charge OF
forging the name of B. l.. Denliuger to o
promssory note for s. 600, and who, after
several hearings, was finally discharged,
after positively swearing that the sigma
ture of Mr.. Danlinger was genuine, and
Mr. Denlinger hin self promising through
his attorney TO pay the full amount of the
note, has been Te arrested and lodged in
jail.
The facts, as VIC gather them, are brief
ly as follows Amos b Hostetter this
morning called at tho Office OF j. Hay
Brown, esq sol.c .citor to the Fulton bank,
which discounted aud hOlis tho $4,000
note, aud told Mr.. Brown that no wanted
10 make clean breast Of it and tell the
truth. He said that the IS, 600 note was II
forgery that Mr.. Deniinger had never
signed 1T.
Before Mr.. Brown had time to make
reply to Hostetter's statement, B. f..
Eshieman, esq entered tho oftice, and
told Mr.. Brown that he came there not as
Amos b. Hostetter's counsel but rs ft'
toruey for Mrs. Amos B. UoStottor and
that he was authorized to offer tho Fulton
bank S2, 500 in settloment of the disputed
$5, 900 note.
Mr.. Brown at once declincd the propo-
stion, saying that II tho note was genuine
the full amount could DO collected from
Mr. Denlinger, and If 1t was forgery, the
bank did not want him to pay 1t, but that
criminal proceedings would be at once
commenced against Hoststtor. Mr.. Brown
further declared that II the bank officers
consented to compromise for one cent less
than the face value OF the note, he would
instantly resign the solicitorship Of the
bank.
The bank officers, acting on Mr.. Browns
advice, made complaint Of forgery against
, Hostetter, Alderman Barr issued war
rant for his arrest, Chief Iaines took hin
into custody, and IN default of bail he wa
this afternoon committed to tho county
Jail for hearing on Wednesday next.
A representative of tho INTELLIGENCET
was shown the s5, 600 note and compared
the alleged forged signature with gsu
uine signature of Mr.. Denlinger's, ThC
two are so nearly alike that thoy appear Il
have been written by the Same hand.
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LOCAL TRAGEDIES.
,.s,y NEAR rBs GATES or DEATH.


~ Dlssoluto Ohsraoer Tries to Hang Hlm-
seit--Narrov sospes of Two Boys In tho
Country.-Kesousd from DrOwniDg.
On Saturday evening Reuben Hutton
became very no'sy on Christian street,
where ho got into row with his wife,
who had him rested. lie was taken to
tbe station house between Z and O'Clock,
hnd placed in a cell by Officer Speeoe.
Shortly afterwards Officer Roadman took
b drunk TO the station house and opened
Tho cell In which Hutton was confined to
put his man in. To hiG astonishment ho
found that Hutton had attempted suicide |;
ho was hanging by the neck to the steam
Ripe of tho coll The officer quickly pro
|cured knife aud cut the handkerchief by
which Hutton was hanging. DIR. Roland
WAS sent for and, although the man was
Unconscious for some time, he finally
recovered fully. iio declared that he
would take his life during the night, but
Failed to do 80. In tho cell with Hutton
lwere two other men ono was German,
lwho was too much frightened to interfere
with Hutton, aud tho other man was 80
I!ruuk that no thought Hutton was doing
EXACTLY right by taking his lifo.
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Live stocH m arHet.

CHICAGO. - Hogs-Receipts, 5000 head
shipmenLs, 2,600 heal; market brisk and SC
shipping, IS 25d5 60 light, ssab so sbips, .? 50
al rs.
Cattle--Receipts, 100 head shipments. 10 o
head market duh exports, % 1905 IS (;
good To choice shipping, IS 90G6 30; common to
medium, u Il db 10; Texans, s3 33d4 IS.
sheep Receipts, 400 head shipments. none
market steady common to good. " 0dt |;
choice, ~ 2nefi 75; lambs, 81 io93 q per head !;
Texans, 81 50G4.
EAST LIBERTY Cattle nothing doing; all
through consignments receipts, l,6t5 head I;
shipments, 10 head.
Hogs firm Philadelphias, t5 70a5 SOL York
ers,s5 bD0o Gj receipts, 2, 100 head; shipments,
900 head.
sheep slow and un changed; receipts, l.st0
shipments, . 200 hoad.