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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-28
EVENTS ABROAD.
The Excitement Over Saturdays tx
plosions undated.
The Feeling Of Anxiety for tbs Pate Of
osn. 81 war; Increasing

OusHirauAm ONE or THE OULPRITs
IsoHDoN, Jan. N--The police be-
lieve that the arrest Of Cunningham u
very important and they hope 10 be
able TO establish his connection with
the dynnmters Ia America. The po-
lice nc Liverpool arc unable 10 trace
his anttcsdents. Special detectives
have been detailed 70 watch all the
outgoing steamers, especially those for
America. All the vessels are strictly
searched.
EXTRA PRECAUTIONS TAKEN.
In some respects the panic produced
by the explosion has really Increased.
Fenrp were entertained yesterday that
the dynamiters meditRted An attack
upon the national nrsenala and naval
stations, and they were placed under
special watch. Al the Chatham dock
yard the police keep anOAt during the
entire night. To-day Instructions
we're iasued TO put
A STOP TO ALL IEuRFB8
NJ the Tower, the house ~ COMMONS
and Weatuilusier hall. Even the
members ~ the house and the peers
are rpfused admission 10 the place..
The yards are closed and all the pub
lic doors Of the parliament buildings
are locked and n baTTicade has been
thrown across the hall NJ the top OF
the staircase. The injured are al re-
ported 20 be improving. Col. Mairn
dieis proceeding with his examination
at the banquetlnR hall aud the ooun
oil chamber In the White Tower.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-28
Plghllne Rid Tame.

ST.. LOUIS, Mo, Jan. q Senator
ArellaDo viii arrive here tomorrow
from Mexico en- route to Washington.
The senator Is at the head OF
the commission appointed by
the Mexican oustom-housea Al
lei Paso, Laredo, Eagle Pas.
aud other points on the frontier wi, h a
view TO Rbolishlng all us, less formali.
ties Va connection with the imp RIA.
lion and expectation of goods between
Mexico aud the united States, which
now cause ~ much trouble to the
merchants of both counties.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-28
rhe IIouaton 8 E1as Central RaIlrond

NEW York, Jan. l7.-Th5 first
mortgage bond holders Of the Houston
4 Texas Central railroad company met
this afternoon. The committee APP
pointed NJ tho former meeting TO In
vestigato the recent default Ia the
payment OF tho interest ON the cou-
pons submitted a report. From
theinfoTmatiOn the committee recsiv, Il
the following statement wAa made;
First mortgage bonds Issued nc So
900 permit on Sii miles Of main line,
80 $50 600.
Elrpt mortgage bonds at same rate
on 40 miles Of the Western division,
$3.50, 0OO,
Fllst mortgage bonds at the same on
81 miles Of the Waco Il Northwestern
division, 81, 1000
These amounts have been reduced
by the cancellation OF bonds an account
OF p ynent into sluking fund la 1870
and 1871 as follows:
Fret mortgage ponds ON tile main
line, Sl84 600
%, the Western division, $35, 600
Since that time no payments have
been made by the company To the ac-
count Of the sinking find, making nm
aggregate now due of 81 S4S OT0
In respeot to the S570, 400 held by the
trustees for the school fluid loAu, there
IN reason TO believe that half OF this
amount IL available to cover the de
iaull ~ the rinkiug fund 10 secure
the 81, 1900, 900 bonds Ina the bands OF the
fusltea the committee recommend,
that demand be made that
they hold such bonds for the benefit OF
lhe sinking funds Tho committee
huda that under the FIRST mortgages
the b0ndholderH ave entitled To have
convey a TO the trustees for their bene.
lit 6le0 Roies pr mile ~
the completed road, which
In the mhln line and the divisions
amount 70 total acreage OF 2 282 721,
aud II these are capable of being sold
at an average OF only 81 so per acre
they would produce AN amount
EQUAL TO about half OF
NE mortgage debt and would leave
only half to DO provided for. The
committee Is OF the opinion that the
lands convey cd To the trustees are
NOW held at trust and ought 10 be
available foruse In sinking funds Ia
the redemption Of outstanding bonds.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-28
SAN ANTONIO.
A Cock.Aght Tournament in Progress
Tho Texas Birds Win.
A Child Burned TO Death at AtasOosa-
Oaroasses Of Greasers Found.
special 10 tho Gazette.

Special 10 the esAette.
BAN Antonio, TEX Jan, 27.-The
so-called Internal Game Breeders as
sociatIon met here last night and
fought Ave spirited cock-nghts with
slashers. There was large number
Of fne birds entered but few specln-
tors were present, for the reason that
the association have no hall In which
to exhibit but are confined to small
Mexican cockpit. The tournament
will co, tinue during the entire week
Very little money Is put up on the re.
sui
In the game-breeding cooking main
tonight there were ive hgnts, best
two In three. Tho elegant gold medal
II the association WAS won by Stan
field of Evansville, Tex, against
John Watkins Of this city Wa klus
Ought with Arkansas and Slanf Id
with Texas biTds. The attendance
WAS larger than AZ the first fight, but
not much money was made. Five
birds were kill, dead In the pit.
A letter from AtsscoBA pOstofflce.
Bexar county, reports that "A SIX
| year-old child of WIN. CRmpbsll, "A
wealthy siockmRn, was accidentally
burned IN death on the 26th lust. The
body was almost y charred mass Of fire
when II was discovered by the parentp.
Parties In from Carrie Syringe 10.
day report that last Saturday tho bod
les Of two Mexicans " ere brought into
the town by parties who found them,
where they had been waylald aud
/ shot. They are supposed To belong l.,
n gang uf horse-thieVPs and Mexican
raiders, who have been raidlng on the
ranches between Garlic Springs and
Eagle Pss' lately There are reports
10 the tifrct that some four or five
more dead bodies az Mexcans have
been picked up on the Eagle Pass road.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-28
A Noted Oy,prrado Captured.

LAS VEoAs, N. NJ, Jan. % Mich.
olas Aragon, the famous outlaw, at one
time member Of the notorious "Bllly,
the Kid" gang, was captured this
mornlng by Lincoln county officers
near Chapanto, thirty miles south IN
this plsce The officers surrounded
the adobe hut In which the OUTLAW
had taken shelter. In absw er 10 lhr
demand for his surrender he
sent word by a Mexican woman thai
he hal plenty to eat aud dIiuk aud
abuudanue OF ammunition aud that N,
woul d never be taken Deputy John
Hurley mounted the roof OF the hui
aud .whllp digging hole through
which fire might be communal.
Gated 90 the inside, he vas
shot dead by the desperate. A
general fasllado followed. durlns
which Aragon and Onlcer Brent WEI.
wounded. A messenger WAS hastily
cent TO Las Vegas for rein.
iorcemenlg and giant powder
Win which 10 bios ~ I'm
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-28
Home Itoms and Topics.
All y ar avn fnult
ity9u remain sick when you ca
lfot hop bitteTH Inut M, yer- ali

Get hop nitters thnt never ali.
The wtaksst woman, smallest child, and
siokest invalid can uso hop bittera win
safety and great so d.
old men t0lteTlng aroun from Rheuma.
usm, kidney troubls or any weak ness win
b. made almost new by using hop bitteu.
Ha-M ife and daughter wero made
b Aithy by the use OF hon bitters and COON
mend them 10 my people, Methodist Gle.
~ man.
AJAX any cod doctor 'fhop
hi NV, 70 nat the best family medicine
Aalarlal fever, Aguo and Blliousuous, will
leave every nelghbOrhOod rs soun aa mop
blltou arrive
MY mo her drove the paralysis and neu'
rnigia ali ont Of her system with hop Dit-
tiers" 3i osugoe Sliin.
Hs-krep The AiduoyH healthy with hon
plt'ers snd you ~ ed not fear ,iekntasn
Ice water ID endered harmless D nd more
refreshing and reyiying with hop blttors
iu oaon oHught,
Tho yigorof youth for the aged and inarm
In mop bitisT,tll
-" AZ the change OF life nothing canals
h2p blliets 10 aiiay all troubles incide i
--"ihe best periodical tor ladies' TO iat
mSnthly' and from which they will receive
spsat hensnt, 4 hop bittorun
--aolherH with slekly. fretul, nuralug
ehildren' viii cure ihe children and benent
ihem'elVea oS taking hop bi,ters daily.
ors, d.,.y ole snnua y iro some form
~ hlanyy di,thse that might nave been pre-
vented by Timely me- OF mop blttop.
Indigestion, Wnak u mach irroa ala tiles
ul we ~. NeiH, cannot uKtHt When moo bitters
are used.
Bitten viii keep whole famliy
~ fobaat b alth ytnr a. littla cost.
10 produce real genuine sseap aud child
lAn repote All utght take u llltld hop hi.
tors an ieprpg.
~ None genuine wi hout bunrh 81 green
hul's ~ iho whitolabei, -hun al the Vile d 4.
name.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-28
a PERFEoT AEWsPE

10 cOntali,Ha'i iheg' pc N +
edition OF the Herald Whiell
ciron iAtiOn ia tine Unilei ~
lndeps ndsnt In p ll'ie " y
liable chronicle OF ppilll',ts
aorld lmpartiRlly glvint
a q oplnionH OF all partlc-l
may DO known, Ia IN aep
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-28
ONE poLLAR 4 Y

From she sugRo-tlout 81 WI 5
meut klons ,oi oernlnt nac
tieoH, buildings, X -fden ~ rs
cultur economy, ttT.s J
the houEtwifr md ne cur 81 3
ecopomie.l nun tasteful w ~ =
IONS anu tho making u ~ rsrefi
addition are gwen ih'es' -
and
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-28
rmn I.nEsIpnNT,s nEonrrIoN.

WAsHIEdToN, Jan. 1.-THE presi-
dent held the third regular reception
of the season at the White House to-
night In honor OF the army aud navy,
the diplomatic corps and the members
Of congress. The reception was held
In the blue parlJr aud the president
was assisted by the wives Of the cabi-
net officers
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-28

assay offices IL appears, he says,
that contrary 10 his own e1pectA'
lions and the general opinion,
"A greater amount Of gold WAS obtained
from the mines In 1854 than during
the previous year. The reports from
the mints aud assay offices OF the de-
poslls Of gold and II yer, which he
caused to be verified show that during
the calendar year they rec,iv. d In gold
Of domestic production $50, b07 1852
nearly 5000 more than the previous
year, while the deposits Of foreign gold
bullion were Oh 2l7 800, OF foreign
coin iG,32S,o22 vi VERY, plate, etc. 4,
81 100 b77 mud Of United States gold
coin $3.50 ri the total, including re-.
deposit, $50 5lB, liB Director Burchard
rays there ~ no question but that
nearly t3i 600 900 10 gold as shown By
the reports Were ob'alned from the
mines Of the United States during the
calendar year.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-28
ran NIoARAuuAN qI,rAry

WAsuINoroN, Jan. Gin the OK.
eeutive aeeaion to-day Senator BAyArd
continued and concluded his speech
upon the Nieanguan treaty. He
maintained that the Clay ton. Bulwrr
treaty 10 sllll In fOrot, aud
that tho ratification Of the Nlcaraguan
treaty would be "A violation of IL. A
running debate of An hour then took
place. Senator sherman has two
amendments pending, one to open ne
EQUATIONS with England Tor the
abnegRt on OF the Clayton. BulWer
lI,aty before proceeding Sith the rat,
itcation Of the Nicaragua treaty, tue
othtr N 70 provide that there shall Oe
no discrimination either for or against
ANY government la the canal rates for
the passage OF vessels
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-28
pRopUoE MARk.

The condition OF inoney' ,,sn-els
antou reRdirg, noelisll VIZ =
Wit AMI humor, holn -.
porting ns >, pop LAT ~. ~, -
well.AiioWn pofsuns o wv -
ment devoted o the g fhh -
Wnlla The WreHly brt.lf W
an ! b - n W. ~ ms Mo''
Dbl ioF the fam .t.ny
fut,sa he ons do lsr, " ". ~.
yea. 20 tag ffse ~ Aps
states ar ulhna NV
Ihe New fDrE heftiei ="
uns Dollar y yer .fapE Z
hr.adNNl
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-28
FOREIGN HES'

The Herald has always ,.e ~.
by the fullncHs OF ~ csli. N y Y
n.w tfansatl4ntio tell gfei-
crease faculties. IA q
ihs Farm apartment q s.v.
aid ~ practical, IL toss ", w ! n az
nos give Wild theories, Ap'
many more tnRn
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-28
IrALY no ooLuNIzEIN ArnIoA.

ROmE, Jan. ~ la tho chamber Of
deputies this afternoon Blgnor Manci.
ner, the minister Of foreign affairs
stated that an Italian colonization ex-
petition would shouly 20 70 tho Congo
country and that another expe-
ditiou Of about the same slzs
would proceed "a fertile unoocupied
region la another part Of Africa The
latter place lac did not care Nc PRESENT
TO namr, 40 It's publication might IN
terfefe with the plans OF the govern
ment, but, he added, the existing
rights Of othor pOwtrs will be re-
apeoted. A
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-28
New York BNnA
WEEKLY Ed
ONE DOLLAR A '
Brightcai, most Newsy and ~
Journal In she Onilel
ONE DOLLAR A
sKEroHEs, CARD

And numerous Their frAlurc.ln'.
cd Aiso - q ,mpl 70 ekphH,.s
or the news 10 al depaItilai..il.'
~ upwards 81 half q liiie-
go'd advertising medi No. w.
ferns and homes Of All aesNH
part OF the country.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-28

building In tile meantime, AragOn
sent his guns out and surrendered. He
wiil arrive at Las Vegas Ill Tomorrow
morning. He Is an old-tIme killer
and numbers fully dozen men on his
deadly list The enTaged populace l.
liAhle 10 lYnnh him
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-28
InE iCE CARAVAN AT ITs mEIanr.

MONTREAL, =. q Jan, y rhs
weather Is very cold to-day, tue Their
mometor registering ~ below zero.
The streets notwithstanding are
crowded With aigh,-eeers Every train
that arrives turus out In hundred Welt.
Ora bound 10 sOe the carnival Tho
hotels are all fuil, IL 10 said, with class
the Victoria rink WAS largely attended,
The IOh lggAn hills ara IA full awiug,
The Quebtu AuOw Shoe club Cnntln-
gent MrlVtd the nlnrninp
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-28
RarORr or rnk DinKoToE oF rms
MAT.

WASHINGTON, Jan. q. The direc.
Tor Of the mint 10 Engaged Ia the prep.
Aration OF his report on The production
Of gold and silver la the United States
during the calendar year 1884 From
the feturne made fiOm the niiuts and
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-28
"Tho Accident Mas Das 10 Careless
ness,H

80 said the c0rOner's Jury, aud cen.
sured the awiloh-lender, who was said
70 have cAreleshly left the switch open
Examination showed that the ponI
fellow was nervous from ver.Vork
and that his con- titution was badly
run down by under-feedlng, the result
poor pay. What he needed was 4
bottle or TWO OF Browns Iron Bitttrs,
which would have toned up his neryee,
aud strengthened him IN mind and
body. Mr. rhos, Jones, Newark
ONO, takes pleasure Ia saying
"Brown'h iron hltters completely
cured nus OF weakneas, debility anu
poor appetite. II gave entire satlsfac.
ton. y
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-28
NATIONAL AFFAIRS.
Tho Oklahoma Boomers Retreat from
the Territory Mexican Mu.
tineers Captured.
Representatives Pinerty and Cobb HuIl
Hot Words NJ one Another Over
the London Explosions.

TIE oELAHOMAIsrs COME TO 0RIEF.
WAsHIEaroN, Jan "a The follow
ing dispatch announcing the failure OF
the Oklahoma boomers has been re-
celved
FnhT LEAyEE WourII, KAH.,l
Jan. n, 1855.
10 tho Department 0oueTni nj Washington (;
The following has just neen received
from Gen. Hatch at still water
~ have stopped troops ca route TO
Caldwell until I received further or
derBn
HrfLLwATER CHNEK ]. r.
To tho A1luthn tOonorh Of thB Department
o. tho MiHnnu,i;
The boomer colony has come TO
terms They will leave the country
for tho nearest point on the Kansas
line. The troops have gone with
them. The relnforcements from COT.
feyyllle turned hack ~ the Kansas
line when within sight of
this place on the approach OF tho troolg,
and are hurryiug out OF the country
/ viii send troops 20 look for men CON.
ing from Wichita by way OF Hume
we'll, We have troops sufficient.
HATCH, COlOnel"/
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-28
TIE mIsxIoAN murINEnRs oAPiyIE

WAsHrNGTON, Jan. a. SECRETARY
Lincoln has received Telegram from
Major General Pope, comnHnding the
department Of tho Arlybna. IL IL II
forwarded telegram MN Lieutenant
Mcdonald dated JaDIary both, In ro-
gard 70 his engagemAlt with tho Mex.
lean mullnerra M the Mexican
frontier the OtWinatant. He sayn
that tho tronpzyJwete la ambuae,.,ie
when the leadys came along and q
man In front MAde "A brehk with hia
revolver, whM caused the troops to
lire. A ohHyse was then made by
Lieut., JepkHJAud four mutineers were
killed AndSaSelve captured Ia about
iiueen minu(sS, The mutlneers were
scattered RlOlM the road for n
long distance. The day alter Lieut
Mcdonald len the field, the governor
OF Lower California came along with
about thirty armed men, claimed 10
have been picked up from the ranches,
aud he gathered Ia nine others who
were still In hiding, half starved and
lruzrn. Indian runners in.
formed Lieut.. Mcdonald that
moro mutineerH were coming
10 water Mt eliot kn' b and were Rnx-
iouB 10 fight the troops, No attention
WAS paid 20 the challenge aud the tw0
parlies marched away together until
they had passed Into Lower California.
Instructions are Asked Rs TO deslluR
with the governor NJ Lower CallfornlH
and the party who crossed the line AT
Indian Wells. Lieut. Mcdonald N
very indignant at the conduct OF thu
governor, and protests strongly against
tnTnlng the pTlaonoTs over 10 him.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-28
THE MIND or rHE HOUSE ON THE
lNpLOBiUN

WAaHIRdToN, jan. p THE house
committee or foreign affairs has pOsl-
poned until Friday the consideration
Of the resolution calling upon the sec
reary OF state for information an 10
whether citizen Of the United States
was concerned In bringing about
the London explosion. While no
vote WAS taken mat would show thu
feeling Of the members toward the res
olutlOn, there wPB an expression made
that there was no occasion 10 begin
The investigation The members ray
that the resolution as referred will not
be reported back to the honse. OLe Of
different character however, may be-
reported
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-28
oAa oS rms lkAHuuKs.

MONTREAL. = q, Jan. % Tho
supposed Internal machine which was
found In the poet, illco last night via
carefully guarded uutil this morning
when An Investigation was held which
resulted In lht discovery that / lac
dreaded machine WAS the DOVER OF q
wAter-oloeet,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-28
aEHmAN OuFBAas- ~ rnE DARl
cOukrAH

LoEpoR, Jan. "a Naval adylcss
from the English residents siyc diff
ferent account Of tie action OF tho
Germans during the recent troubles IN
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-28

LoNpoN, Jan. ~ Edmund Yalcs,
editor OF the World, who was recently
convicted ON the charge OF libehng
Lord Lonadalc, has written letter
from the Holloway prison etallng that
the alleged Interview with him ra-
Gently published ia New York, WAS
wholly hcutlona,nnd that the interview
with Lord Lonudale WAS likawise utter
nonsense,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-28

LONDON, Jan. ~ la tho court OF
appeals 10 day deolAion was handed
down IN the case Of ChRa Bradlaugh
ON his appeal from the decision Of the
divislonal court refusing him a new
trial IN the ease which the govern
ment won against him hr taking HIS
seat Ia the huuso OF oonmous Without
takiug his oath Tho court Of Appeals
deoides that kiadlaugh haa the right
OF apptal The decision, la effect. M
an oidcr Tor new TRIAL.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-28
Not AIIawe,ito Iiont

LosDON, Jau y A Hong Kong
special received this afternoon says
that tho ufllcera thure have declined 10
allow the FrenOh man-of war, Tri-
umphant, 10 report nj That point,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-28

Iokhr.h
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-28
TItANon ,nD ouINA.


PARIS, Jau. 2I-Gen. Briere dc
Lisle has notified thegoyernment that
ali preparations for concerted action
among tho different bodies Of French
troops In r1nqiin are completed An
order Tor "A general movement toward
the occupation OF the entire country "
believed imminent.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-28

- Noge genuine vi hout q bunch 81 green
hui'a % tho willie litbai, -hun al the Vile Is \.
sonpneAiun with "hOp' or Hops IN inelr
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-05-22
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continue through the year 1855 i'll the SAT-
URDAY JOURNAL. subscriptions are re-
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Elsewhere.

ST. LOUIS. May 21- Cattle - Receipts, 2.7OO
shipments, 800. The market was generally steady
with good demand for all desirable grades, but poor
qualities were slow and weak; export cattls, $1,000
5 80; light good shipping steers $4 So 0550 good
butchers steers, $46065; mixed butchering stuff.
$304.5O; stockers, $3.7504. 25 feeders, 81. 2505;
cornrfed Texas steers, $4.250 5; grass-fed Texas
steers SO 5004
Hogs-Rscepts, $500; shipments. 1890. The
market was a shade lower and Slow Workers, $4. 10
rs packers S''So@4'i'' 0'''nefs' s4'2o0
Sheep-Receipts, 11O0 shipments. 1900. The
market was firm and active for good grades; clipped
native sheep ranged between SO and $4.5O the out
side price being for heavy and choice; Texans, $203
Most of the Texas offerings were very thin and very
slow sale.
CHICAGO May 21.-The Drovers' Journal reports.
Catte--Receipts, $500; shipments, 1900. The
market was very active but weak; prices 501Oc
lower Shipping b ste steers $4SS 95e5 batcherng
stockers, S3.6004 40; feeders $4. 5Oo4 90.
Hogs-Receipts, "a 600; shipments $500 The
market slow and weak; prices 50lOc lower;
rough and mixed, So. l5' packing and ship,
ping, s4150430; light weights, $404.30; skips,
$34003.90.
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts 1, 500. shipments.
160O The market steady; shorn So. 5004 90.
wooled So Tg Ga rs; Texans, $2.2504.0O Western
sheep, So 0450.
KANSAS CITY, May 2O.-The Live Stock fndi
Gator reports: Cattle-Recepts, 1889; shipments,
l, 10. me market was dull and weak for ship
pig grades; butchers choice, steady; exporters,
So. 150535 good to choice shipping, $3.50
05.1O: common to medium. $4.5004.80; feeders
$4D4. so: cows, So. S003.80
Hogs-Receipts 11,718; shipments A. 615. The
market weak but active, and Sc lower; light
So. 50 03. 80; heavy and mixed $50. 7503SO
Sheep-Receipts, 900 shipments 1882 fair IL
good muttons, $2.6503.4O; common to medium
$202.50.
EAST LIBERTY, May 21-Catt,e-The market
was dull and unchanged. Receipts 1,254; shipments
1880.
Hoqs-The market was slow; Philadelphias AND
Workers steady at S4 35045o Receipts, $50; ship
| ments. 900.
| Sheep--The market was duh but unchanged. Re
| cepts, /, 200; shipments, 100
| NEW YORK, May 2l.--Beeves--Receirts, 44O al
for expectation No trading in beef cattle; dressed
beef sidss had slow trade At 809i2c " pound Ship