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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-29
WIZ HErERlNs RErNSrArEn

A. J. Fleming and J. II. Robinson, inspectors Of
masonry on the Aqneduc., who are war veterans and
who had been discharged for alleged lack OF work for
them to do, wee yesterday eusatcd by the Aqucduct
Commissioners under Chapter 110 OF the laws If 1888,
which provides that soldiers OF the civil hold
ing position under the Government OF The state Or
city shall be discharged except for cause after hear
Ing. The action OF the Commissioners was taken
pursuant to an opinion rendered by the COrpor alton
Counsel There several other cases OF veteran
employees similar TO thOs" of Fleming ami Robinson.
who Will have TO be Icnstated also. Some Of the
Commissioners are not at al pleased, but find that
there is help for It.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-29
WESTCHESTER COUNTY.

WHITE PLAINS.-Frank L. Brouty, the murderer
of Constable Thomas Woods, of Mount Vernon, was
taken 10 Sing sing yesterday TO begin his life Term of
Imprisonment for the crime.
YONKERS.-The Rev Edward c. Moore, who re-
comfy resigned his charge OF the Westminster Presby
terrain Church, Will preach his farewell sermon To-
morrow evening He has accepted call from a
church in Providence.
MAMARONECK.-Mr Constable Of the firm of
Arnold Il Constable. who has done 50 much In pro
viGing the Eps cOpai parish of St Thomas with line
church edifce did forget the church this year.
His Christmas gift consisted of handsome antique
oak cover richly mounted, for the baptsmal font.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-29
MARyLANDERs FAVOR GENERAL AoNus.

Baltimore, Dec. % (specal.-Severa Republican
clubs In Maryland have recommended General Felix
Agnus for position in the Cabinet The Druid
Republican Club, OF the largest cOlorcd organ-
ratons in this city, held special meeting at which
speeches were made appealing TO General Harrison
to recognize Maryland which fought so hard TO be
placed In the Republican column. Resolutions were
adopted declaring thai General Agnus would best
the Interests Of the South and the whole country as
member OF General Harfison's Cabinet. The General
bias received many Endorsements from the far South
In favor Of HIS candidacy. He has received many
letters from veterans who fought with him expressing
the hope that he will be made Secretary Of War He
was ono Of the organizers and subsequently, commander
Of the lGoth New-York Regiment, more generally
known as the I'd Duryee ZOuaves He was only
iwentysx years old when he received his brevet as
trgadier general W.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-29
DR. BOOTHS PEOPLE TO BUILD CHURCH.

|. Rutgers Riverside Church, the chapel Of which was
dedicated at seventy thrdst and the Boulevard last
fall, has now a membership which fills the chapel
and IS steadily increasing. The congregation has
voted proceed with the erection of the church itself
on the adjacent properly which belongs TO the church as
soon the weather viii permit DR.. Robert X.
Ooth the pastor, says that the work Will begin early
In the spring and the church Will probably be COM
plcicd within year. The architect VIII be Il. IL.
Robertson, who made The plum Of the chapel.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-29
THE REV. JOHN NJ GRADY's FUYERAL.

The Rev. John ~ Grady, brother Of ex-senator
Thomas f. Grady. who died on Christmas Day at the
rectory OF tho Church Of st. Cecilia, I'm East One
hundred and th-st., buried yesterday IN Calvary
Cemetery, the funeral taking place in 81. Patricfs
Cathedral There were close upon 80 Catholic priests
In attendance. Many Of the Sisters Of Charity
present and so Brothers Anthony and Justin
representing the Christian Brothers. The solemn mass
OF requiem offered up by the Rev NJ j. Phe.an
of 81. Cecila's Church. Archbishop COrrigan Occu-
pied the throne upon the Gospel side u the altar and
the close Of the high pronounced the absOlu
ton
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-29
AMERICAN HISTORICAL ASSOCIATION

Washington, Dec. 26-At the morning session Of
the American Historical Association, Willard Clarh
Fisher, Fellow in Cornell University read a paper
upon American tado regulations before 1870 Charles
N. Morris. Of Berkeley Divinity School read papcr
on the history of internal improvements IN Ohio
Professor O. Brown Goode. assistant secretary Of the
Smithsonian Institute. road a paper upon tbs uses
and Limitations Of historical museums He said that
the museum 10 no less essential 10 the study of an
hropology than 20 that Of natural history.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-29
DIED WHILE UNDERGOING AN OPERATION.

The Coroners Office yesterday informed OF the
death Of Robert Dusberg. German aborer Thursday
afternoon 40 the German Hospital in Lexington-ave
DuSberg lived with his wife No 1G40 3iave and a
few DAYS injured the middle finger his left hand
The wound found serious that amputaon OF one
Of the Joints found necessary lie admitted to
me hospital for this purpose and prepared operation
Chlorof0m administered to him and the operation
performed, but # discovered that Dusberg had
died during the operation. The hospital doctors assign
the Of death heart failure. Coroner Messemer
viii look into the case.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-29

Chicago Dec - (Speciai.For the first time this week
looked though the bull crowd in wheat had entered
The r1rL The pit liyeier than IL has been since
TIE day Of the big break. Hhc close for May was at
81 % - little above the opening and little better
than the close on Thursday. There pause In the
market soon after the opening the statement tee.
gfaphed from NewYork that forytwo carPoes OF wheat
and four 100000 bushels OF wheat for France
and the United Kingdom. fully due These inipos-
ing looking figures helped to get May from 81 o. It
opened to IL OF 1S. The Cincinnati Price Current
made an estimate in its issue Thursday that were
left for export both coasts 80 600 600 bushels
u wheat An authority at Minneapolis teegraphed :
The situation up here is that Duluth and Minneapolis
have now s,5O00O0 wheat against A.OO0 600 year
There are IA country elevators 5000 600 bushels against
20 Coo coo last year The hold fifteen per
GO 600 bushels against fifteen per Of 100
bushels last year. The Of wheat here at Mime.
alolis VIII next week begin to show decrease" May
kept T the session within range Of Ice opening
at 50 sa37c selling between 80 81 and 81 1.4c and
closing az 81 Use Provisions were left to the scapors
Small holders Of January pork became discouraged and
et many lte lots that the spread between January
and May so cents wider than It has recent
years. On the curb May wheat sold at IL O5 IL.
.
SALES AT THE CONSOLIDATED STOCK AND Pc
TROLEUM EXCHANGE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-29
STATEN ISLAND.
WEST NFW-RRIGH1

WEST NEW BRIGHTON.-Inspector Joseph Cobb.
Of the Richmond County Police force, yesterday sue
cecded in capturing three youthful burglars who for
the last months have been in the habit OF breaking
into unoccupicd houses and cutting out the lead pipes,
which they sold TO junkmen. The prisoners are
John Allen cOlored age sixteen, Joseph Decker, age
eighteen and Frank Murphy, age sixteen.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-29
NEWARK.

william speelman, inventor, who has been
working In the factory of Meyer Mercy, hat manu-
facturer, yesterday pleaded guilty 10 stealing satin
trimmings from the factory.
The LIST Regiment, National Guard, was reviewed
by Governor Green and General Plume, with their
respective stats, at the armory last night, and the
marksmen's badges for 1858 were distributed to tho
snccessfnI competitors at the Sea Glrt range.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-29

I'm State issues the business covered by
sales of Missouri 6s, 1889, at loS, ana Sot.a
Carolina 6s non-fundable, at l-oa4 vi CITY
bank stocks, Shoe and Leather sold l2oj az
A weIl-distributed business was done in rail-
way bonds, and prices generally were firm or
higher The feature Of the market, however,
was the drive made at philadelphia and ReadinS
second incomes, which were sold down TO 20 90
a76 5-S This movement undoubtedly was part
of the speculation against the value Of the stock
but Philadelphia buyer OF the seconds all
day, and the decline under II was made by q
mashing process Reference is made to our iull
report Of bond sales.
in tho unlisted department Of the Stock Tx
change, Cotton Oil certificates were Wild; the
81 IS. The character Of the buying seemed 70
be better than that Of the selling; Lehlgh ana
Wilkesbarre Coal sold 900 at 80, BrunswlcI
Company 600 at Is IA, and Buffalo Iron IoOOl
at So.
There evidently was concerted movement on
the part Of banks and other institutions TO marx
their outstanding call loans up 10 per cent
Notices to that effect were general, ana usually
borrowers accepted the advance without murmuf
But there were instances where borrowers notlned
TO nav and obtained new loans at l-2ao per
cent IRON the same institutions through other
names. AT the Stock EXchonge the money mar
<et was opened at the unusually early hour ol
IL o'clock, with 8 per cent bid; TIL o'clock
the rate ruled at Gas per cent, with principal
business at per cent. After o'clock the supply
was SO much in excess of the demand that lenders
began to offer money. and the rate declined 10
2a4 DER cent, closing offered at 5 per cent.
The Clearing House statement to-day was as
follows Exchanges, Sl2l,T2,OIS; balances,
$5,3S4,S73
The Sul,-Treasury to-day was debtor TO the
Clearing House S595,o32. The business OF tho
Sub Treasury for the week ended tonight III
cludes receipts Of Sl1,600,412 and payments or
SIO3O3I39: leaving the general balance at
81 90, 64,49l, against 81 ~ Decemoer -,
showing an apparent gain of Sl,291,2'5; Dut
deductlng from the payments Sg9O,OO0 ana from
the receipts 100000 for items which AFFECT
only its accounts with the General Treasury, It's
,rain as affecting the banks is sl,42I213. And
this result includes the payment oil SE4s,ooI ior
purchased bonds and receipts OF u ,O3O,9V0 Ior
exchange on Southern and western STp- Iteas-
uries To-days operations covered hecelpVs'
s234O.454: payments, S2,04e,406; WIN pal-
ances of Slsl, 226,2S6 ccIn and sl4,ooe'2oo
currency.
REPORTS FROM WASHINGTON.
The United States Treasury at Washington re-
ceiyed to-day S3l5. 900 National bank notes tor
redemption. oo, 49,, 49,,
The customs receipts were sl,o49.el0 ana lho
internal revenue receipts were $3.50, 500
Io-day's Washington Treasury statement OF
cash on hand and deposits in bank compares VITA
the figures of the last previous slaieihen' do
follows: ., n,ro.,.es
Net cold on hd seoi 81 ssS s2o 9s5 26a Inc s6i
Net silv'r On hid lo3lS,44l I9Zt1'"' Nv ''"''i
Net legal tenders oooo M 20. roor.. q, olo
on hand.-.... 3-,5oo,lfo o-'H-f'SoS A~As' e-,
Actual cash in
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-29
SUING Ex.MAYOR FULTON FOR pryORcr

Piitsburg, Dec &c CspecaD.-Thc wife OF ex-Mayor
Andrew Fulton has entered suit for divorce. Among
other allegations is that In the last two years
her husband has been drunk nearly all the time The
eX-Mayor now owns and manages ranch In Colorado
lie Is at present In Ptisburg, and subpoena In the
divorce suit served upon him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-29
CHRISTMAS GIFTS ron LITTLE oBPHAvs

fWTTHTWiN GIFTN FOE LITTLF ORPNiNN
The Protestant Episcopal Home and Orphan Asy-
lum az LeNngton-aya. and Forty-nnth ST., held It's
annual Christmas-tde celebration yesterday. The
Rev. Dr. Thomas Gaaudct. pastor Of -. AIMS, was
assisted in the services and tine distribution OF presents
by the Rev John W. Brown, rector OF ST. 1hOmas's ::
the Rev d. Parker Morgan. rector of the Church OF
the Heavenly Rest and the Rev. Robert Lowry, OF
81. YhOmaS'. Chancl.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-29
LONG ISLAND.

RIVERHEAD.-1he Special Term Of the suffolk
County Court of oyer and 1erminer, Judge Bartlett
presiding recOnvened yesterday The report of the
Commission appointed to Investigate the sanity OF
Henry sopcr read and approved by the CoNt.
The commission found sOper 10 be lunatic. Judge
Bartlett ISSUED order requiring Sheriff Petty
to convey the murderer TO the state Insane Asylum
at Utica.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-29
cOrR1, RS-TO.DAY.

SUPREME CoURr-CHAMBERs Before Andrews J.-Motions.
SUPERIOR COURr-TRIAL TERM-PARr CLERKS calendar
will be called ~ 1890 a. m. .
SUPERIOR CouRr-SPECIAL TERM-Bcfore Trua1, J.-Mo-
tons
sURRoGATE's CoURT-Before Ransom, s.-Wils OF James
Il Geraty 10 a. NJ; John X. Graham. lO3Oa IN. 90
For Probate Wills Of A. Hopper and = r. Fanshaw '30
!. v Cooley ID. SCHROEDER, O. B Scranton, r. o. Perrin
10 a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-29
ALONG THE SOUND.

GREEN'S FARMS-On retiring from his twenty
years pastorshp of the Congregational Church.
the Rev Il. J. Relyea was presented with purse OF
s364 His future field and homo Will be San Fran
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-29
NEWS FROM THE SUBURBS

Denninc Ulster County, is about completed IT VIII
DO stocked with deer In the near future
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-29

COMPLETING THE STATE DEER PARE.
Rondout, N. Y, Dec. 25.-The State Deer Park in
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-29

General Harrison did not do much work in his
library. lie was out of the house most of the
morning and afternoon, taking long walks In the
sunshine Of a charming winter day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-29

Deposits IN oks 4'oio'''4 f"o'o,o'o A"N -,---, -
Net cash bapns 5000 5000 e2a 800 Inc s9449i4
The foreign exchange market was abundantly
supplied with bills and the quotations were easy
sterling; Srench francs at 5.2l rs and DIS "a;
and 81 sS IA respectively for long and short
sterling; French francs at 5.2l rs and dig "a
rcichmarls at 80 l-6 and 90 "a, and gullders at
40 and 40 l-2.
In London British consols more than recovered
Yesterdays decline and closed strong at 81 7-l6
and o. 1-2 respectively for money and account
The Bank of England gained fll,0Oo bullion
on balance. Bar silver ruled at AZ 5-sd per
ounce English standard. In the open market the
per cent. American railways opened about
on parity with Yesterdays home closing prices
and later improved At Paris French per cents
were firm at 49, IS. and sight exchange on London
was steady at 1884 francs to the t.
RAILROAD EARNINGS.
CINCINNATI. WASHINGTON AND BALTIMORE
Number of miles,. 's ISL Us? Isl iS Isl
I Tad week to bs e BE- BE- ss a fff.S assss
WABASH WESTERN.
$#' %s :: e. %''S ssi s
RICHMOND AND ALLEGHANY.
J TSd week lS Dtc e BE- Be- s5S S4Is s s5sss
NEw.YoRK. LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN.
Month OF November
Operating expenses. i4i$sos I57S'i5o LaSS5ss
Net earuinss......~ sssoo2s ssi4,2ss ssis.oos
Deduct proportion due
TO leased llnes..-.. 202,00S 207,49 1S7654
Net earnings......-- $d3i6fS s607,0S9 s626, 900
Oct | 20 Nov. 30
Gross eanings...... e. SOL 22i sioi0406 a. 500 61t
Operating expenses. 2.S7o9ti 3,1oi,269 5000 52S
Net eanlue...;... also ESQ si.ssclS si,s22.osi
Deduct proportion due
To leased llnes.... 4o7s52 A7.9a2 aooei2
Net earnings for
TS roSTs or Dry aJ6bs Il sh%r sSss''
Entered at the port a. $40 3c5 90 40ss69 40 47S 737
Thrown Market. 2,li3G72 o2ilo2S 2407 oti
Siace January l.
Entered &C the 5,t65 30S l2l 76d
Thrown $50 202 12l OSA ,67 I20 IA la
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-29

Hoysford's Acid Phosphate
FOR ABUSE OF ALCOHOL.
IL fe13eyes the depression tsteyefrom-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-29

There was bit of gossip afoat here to-day that
shortly after the election, Calvin S Brice, Chair
man of the National Democratic Campaign Com
mittee. had a letter General Harrison, offer
ing him the use of Mr.. Brices private car for the
trip in March TO Washington. The car is the
same one used by ex-senator Thurman on his
stumping tour East last summer. Mr.. Brice is
graduate Of the same college as General Harrison,
Miami University in Ohio and the two men have
been close personal friends. Mr.. Halford the
Generals private secretary said this afternoon
that he knew of no such offer having been made
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-29
BONDS.

CLOSING PRICES OF BOSTON STOCKS.
Boston, Dec. % 1888
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-29

Actual cash in
Treas'y vaults
Outstandg
Deposits in bks 45,SiS,34 41e1oo"o lho. i'i-ioVi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-29

Month OF November
Gross 0arnings.-.-...-
Operating expenses. ..
Net earnings.........
Deduct proportion due
10 leased llnes...-..
Net earnings........-
Oct l 20 Nov. 30
Gross earnings.........
Operating expenses.
Net earnlngs,........
Deduct proportion due
10 leased lines ......
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-15
NARLSBOR0UGH'S ROYAL PALACE

What the DuSe Has to OFF, a New York
Bride History of the BIeu hei m Palace.
There is no peace for the Duke OF
Marlborough. Tae gossips won't let him
sone. They viii persist in it that he is
Contemplating matrimony, and private
ltvlces from London tend to confirm the
1;picion. Since the Duke has been In
AaeFlcs no word has escaped his lips
toout mis- plans, but 1t is
t'own thst Blenheim palace
ne Dukes home, is being swept
snd Cleaned snd put in condition for the
coming Of some one of importance. The
DQc'ess Of Marlborough ranks ninth from
lie Queen of England. Her position is
81 euv!sble one, and Blenheim Castle is
Vle OF the most famous SIS well IS pictur-
ssQle homes il Victoria's domsin.
.. And so when all thirgs are considered
would not be surprising If his highness
saouid flis mate In the highway OF fash-
'o9 and folly in New York.
II msy interest some OF my feminine
readers TO Know that the Duke is the de-
SSendsDt OF one Of the Oldest families in
LL1gIand. The originator Of the title Of
DQae was John Courchill, and he was
made 81 EIrl and Duke by Queen Anne
vi bis victories over the French and Bs-
,S,A'lsns in the Netherlands. Previous to
az time the Cnurchills had been pow
s.Ial family in the country. They came
T 6 Asae, in Dsvonshire, where the first
o!Ee WAS born. After the bartle If Blen-
lem, IN 1902 the Q leen ana Parliament
n!'1ei 10 hor OF HIN lor his brilliant SER
pncss. The Q leen m.de him duke snd
:SSiMlsment voted him $500, 0o0 (s2. see, =
J '.!llo hU,ld him house. The Site &C.
.yCIet fer this nSEsion was a. Oxford.
rrsfe, sight milt S northwest Of the famous
..-lVersuy City. Woodstock was the
ppe3sldeIce Of the early Eoglish kirgs.
TTI1"aI'. the black prince, was born there
-~Aoetn was 8 prisoner, there
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-15
LON6YIEW.
The : eeu,atlcn Asa'rss The Pa1e Brothers,
\ i'iiisb Q Cas-.

The eeusatic n ASa'rsG The Pare Brothers,
n t'iiis b Cas-.
Special TO the Gazette.
LoNGvIEw, TEX juno 1.-THE re-
g.Aining orotner, A. J. Page, csrle to thil
place To-day 10 arrange for the defence OF
his three brothers, John, Elias and Ssm
Page, who are charged with attempt to
murder Frank Hiatt last Saturday night
st TryoH school rouse, the particulars of
waich have already been published. At
ter all arrangements are msde The P2ges
will surrender TO the sheriff Ct this place
and the preliminary trial Will be had. Gne
account given by the friends Of the Pages
differs greatly in their own favor, and
their account they are fully prepared to
prove In court, and runs about as fol-
lows: Flank Hiatt had been talking
about the Pages, E.ias and John, but
neither of these Two knew that the Other
Lad been glandeIed by Hiatt. Ga the
night Of the cutting, E!ias had walked out
in the woods with Hiatt, and they had
talked the matter over and were returning,
and met ohn Page near the well, and
were imme distely Joined by Sam. John,
not kno wing what E las had said to Hiatt,
asked Il .att if he knew him, 1t being dark,
sud Hiatt sSld, eyes, l know you
Then John Page accused Hiatt OF saying
things abou. him which he didn't like,
and asked him if ne had said them. Hiatt
answered with an oath that he hsd said
what Page accused him Of, and would say
it again, and then JohR cut him, while
Elias and Sam Page snd some other by
stsEders tried to separate the combatants,
and fuslly succeeded in dissrming Psge
OF HIS knife and Hist OF pistol, which
he called for when he got loose in man
ner that indicated he intended to
use 1t on Page. Hiatt Is in fEi- way to
recover.
j. B. R,sson, the father OF Walter
E ,ssor, who killed Fletcher WEIGH
last Saturday, WAS admitted to bail
In $4,000 He is chsrged with being
accessory to the crime. The BOYS friends
ssy he will come in and give up just as
soon IS the excitement has died aW Y,sad
stand his trial, which will doubtless
end in aCquittal, as the plea OF self-de-
Tense is strong.
Miss Lizzie McNillon, aged 1s years,
died at II O'Clock LAST night and WAS
buried by the charity CT he ladies' of this
place. The poor child was keeping camp
and cooking for her step father and two
half brothers since the death of her
mo her only q few months ago. The
camp on the town branch presented 8
pitiable sight, with the hesrt-broken man
who wss trying to hsul lumber with his
sroken-down team while his daughter
WAS dying in affect poverty and want,
until they were moved to 3
good house and ample provision made;
but this kindness came too late to save
the weary and neglected girl, who, but
for misfortune, might have been reigu-
ing belle, as she WAS certainly pretty
enough, even in death.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-15
Liys Stock Market,

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, June Il - Cattle-Receipti
1910; shipments 800; the market was
higher: ~ c1oice heavy nauVe :. steers oeg
&C; butchers STEERS, medium 20 choice,
81 OO64 so; stockers and feeders, fair to choice
81 Os65 co; stockers and feeters, fair TO 20 cd
81 4Od3 IS; rangers, ordinary TO good, g 6Cd
So Hogs-R ecei is 2200; shipm -nts 1900;
market lower. prices ranging IRON IS 20d5 60.
Sheep Receipts 300; shipments $500; the N ar
ket LIVER; fair to choice s. 5O65 co. Horses
Receipts 40; shipments $50. Texan and Ind!-
sn's S25 Oo6i0 %.
Kansas CITY. Mo. June l4.-Csttle-Receipts
1860; shipments por e; offerings OF corn 70
light aad IS zoe hiGh her; corn and grass steers
lOc higher; grassers firm and COWS shout
steaiy; good to choice coTnfed S. 526 as 75;
common TO medium corn fed 81 01d5 40; stock
ers g 25a3 10; cows s. 00r3 80. Hogs-Re.
ceiprs 600. shipments none; market Irregular,
closing weak and lowerran King from s. seas -.
Sheep Receipts 800. shipments rome; market
strong for good, and weak for com ION; good