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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-06-05
LATE NEWS IN BRIEF,

BrlgandB have captured rich merchant
named Arlgo near Palermo, and demand $780,
0O0 for his release.
Strawthcr Edwards, Mason City w. Va,
lumber yard omployc, was Killed Thursday by
log rolling on HIM
Fire last night in NJ. Boloy q Sons, wholesale
furnishing establishments Savannah, Ga,
caused u loss OF 100000.
II is proposed that the senate adjourn from
July 20 Oct. |, the finance committee 10 com.
plote tariff bill IN the meantime.
The river and harbor bill will DO reported 10
the senate In about ten days. II ~ said the
Hennepin canal clnuse will he stricken out,
Tho large scale works Of Twlntlng, Garyln
g Co., at Mount Pleasant la, burned Thurs
day afternoon, and ]. n. Drummond perlshod
In the flames,
The wedding OF Henry NJ. Stanley IA 10 take
place June ". Tho bishop OF Rlpon, tho
master Of tho temple and tho dean OF West
mlnstor, win ofllciNto at the ceremony
over 100 prominent lnmbormen from oil
over the northwest are In conference AZ MIN
neapoli0 over the question OF advancing prices
A committee OF ten, representing all sections,
Is at work on schedule.
The Philadelphia grand Jury has found two
true bills Of indictment against President
Louis ". PfoiiIoL OF the linnk OF America,
and Receiving 'rollor s. A, Panooast, charging
thcm with embo2zomont,
Fire yesterday IN the furnishing establish
ment Of shormnn a. Manning, Lowell, Nlass,,
caused loss Of $4,000 Insurance, $4,000
Additional losses wero sustained by A. w
Derbeshire s. CO., pixies market and the
Boston and Lowell Clothing company.
James r. Reed. the checker champion, will
visit plttsburg, his former home, on June 0,
Ho will probably remain three weeks ~ ths
guest Of the plttsburg Checker club, during
which time all tho crack checker players Of
tho vicinity will no doubt take advantage Of
the opportunity 70 meet him,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-06-05

While he talked there came In deloga-
ton Of grave aud gray specialized gentle
mon 20 swear through" some Egyptian
and Pompeinn relies, subscribing thom-
selves az officials Of the "Society Of Egypt
ologlcal Research" they took oath that
ho articles were of no intrinsic yalue and
not for sale, aud went hWay with thom In
high good humor
The biggest Seizure In n small space
mado for many yoars was Of Mexican dia-
monds sct In q curiouBg chased silver
band-the whole valued at $4,000 These
were reclaimed, and, after much discussion
and many appeals 20 higher authority, the
owners were allowed 20 receive thcm With
out penalty ~ personals" " "SeBurcsn OF
the value Of 5000 are common, and u fow
have occurred Of the value Of $4,000 and
upwards A package Of lacos, valued at
$4,000 Is soon TO be sold NJ auction, Tho
Indy who had tried TO got them through
pleaded guilty withouta contest and paid u
1no OF $500, besides forfelting the goods.
'But she'll try II again." said che old
handler-"yes, air, you can bet she'll try II
againp
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-06-05

NO Ona about the custom mousse knows
the amount Of the biggest seizure ever
made, and ~ lnd out would require a
search through record books far mdre yo,
luminous than The Congressional llObel
but thlre Ia an accepted tradition that a
Bpaniard many years ago got through safe
ly with $4,000 worth Of diamonds, watches
and jewelry, The authorities afterwards
proved tho amount aud facts, but u was
too late, Sons sixty years ago a Cuban
named Caroline Estradas was convicted on
q charge Of numbering woman who had
been his mistress aud who had stolen his
diamOnda II WIS first proved that he had
obtained Tho diamonds by fraudi then he
proved that they were family property IN
Cuba long beforei then the prosecution
proved q third story, and on appeal 10 tho
customs bookh Tor some evidence mons ap-
peared, Then the question arose ~ 10
wbether he had smuggled the diamonds,
and II was proved that he had, Last 0f all,
stlll another account was proved, and 10
llstradis about that time died In prison
the problem remalns among tho ins0luble
That there were NJ least three seta Of per
juriea 10 certain, but which was which no
man can tell,
A few years ago family Of tho plain
middle elaAa with a few trunks aud boKes
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-06-05
R0TUNDA on Tnr ouaroM noUaR


had Just passed inspection when theofilelhl
undeqo0k 70 DO tamIllarly friendly with
ono OF the boys who seemed moro reserved
than tho rest To hiA surprise tho boy
aeemed afraid OF him, and when he play
fully caught NJ him the boy dumped atif.
legged, ~ Jockeys say, lle could scarcely
bend, Thinking Il peculiar deiormlty no
pressed the lad for nn explanation when
tho latter commenced crying The mya'
tory was soon solved His clothing was
literally padded and stlifoned with yalu,
abloa Of many laudH, lao was lncasod IN
wealth Some clever r0Ruea had during
the voyage induced the parents 10 consent
10 the fraud and tutnred the boy well, hut
ho broke down NJ the critical moment aud
thoy Lost their pr0ppFty In the days 0f the
ohignon thero was much moro smuRgllng
OF diamonds and lcwolry thap nowi that
receptacle wu TOO convenient 10 be nog'
leottd.
Perhaps tho most Interesting part Of the
"aeIlurb ROOM Ia that whore mail pncl,
Agca are stored atuu goo 10 slO or oven
moro AZ onco MHuy people think they
can send small ArJIu.ua irdo IN tho mail,
aud about Christmas tlmo letters by the
hundred are seized containing rings, hair
jcwclry gold ornaments, bits Of fine lace,
kid gloves aud other tokens OF affection,
These the eonaIEuoo can recover By simply
paying the duty Occasionally however,
u "Qucor" book or picture ls hrIlcd, and
thorc ~ no recovery II suspected letter
IA registered, II Is delivered 90 tho con,
dgnoc, who must open 10 Ia the presence Of
an official, II rs rather odd that there
should over have been smuggling in such
heavy and bulky articles aa Iron, timber
and The Ike; but IL wis done by Disgusting
the goods
When, for instance, "old scrap Iron" was
admitted duty FREQ the ingenious foreigner
soon found method Of putting down
the finest Of motal with % mixture that
made II look ns II II were the rotuao Of a
blacksmith shop. Unknown thousands Of
tons were fraudulontly entered thus before
the trick waa discovered Similarly whom
sugar was graded by color tho importers
learned how 10 give u dark hue 10 the
finest grndcs without Injury, but now the
polarlaoopo beats all that All the old
tHoka aro exposed and can DO defeated,
but who knows how many new tricks arc
IN oporatlon' j, II, BEADLE,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-06-05
GARFIELD MEMORIAL
FORMALLY DEDICATED
YESTERDAY.
GRAND PARADE or yETEnANs, SOL
plEns AND olVlLlAN6,

Tens of Thousands Gathered NJ Lakeylsw
Cemeiery-'fhe President and Party
rendered an Ovatlon-TWo-rhlrds Of
the states aDd Territories Represented
IN the Assemblage--At the sight Of
sherman the Great Throng sings
"merehlng Through Georgia 1.-THE
Exercises Ia the Cemetey-Tatisred
Hattie fiags Carried by Survivors Of
Garhelds Regiment Mrs, Garfield and
Family Look uRon the scene with
Mingled Feelings OF Pride and sad
ness,
CLEVELAND, o., May al,-With all the
ceremony and holemnity bontting the
occasion the Garfield memorial waa for
mally dedicated yeaterday Ia the pres
ence Of an immense thr0ng, OF the
tens Of thousands that were gathered
hpon the green sward Of Lakeylew Gem,
etery, there were many that had Jour
neyed from far distant points 10 pay
their last tribute Of respect 10 the MON,
ory Of the second Of Americah preai-
dents to meet liis end by the bullet Of
the asaaailn Two-thirda OF tho states
and territories were represented In the
aasenblage Upon the platform the ma.
ton itself, In the person Of its chief
magistrate and three members of his
cabinet, lent recognition and oounte-
nance 10 the eyent, while over all and as
q pathetic side TO the picture, the widow
aud children Of him whom all had met
to honor looked down upon the scene
with mingled feelings Of pride and sad.
ness, Cleveland looked much yesterday
morning aa did the Quaker City Vt the
dawn Of tho memorable celebration OF
July 4, OF the centennial year, The
already abundant decorations had been
largely added 10 during the night, until
flags innumorable and acres Of bunting
hoated IN the breeze, When the sun
rose the sky was clondlcsa, and there was
every promise Of dry, hot day
The Procession Moves,
Just 90 the hands Of the big clock at
Ontario street were pointing 20 noon,
Chief Marhal General James Barnett
gave the word for the head Of the
column 10 move from Erie. A trumpet
blast and on the moment 100 veterans,
ton abreast, wheeled around the corner
and up tho avenue, AZ their head they
carried two tom, tattcred and faded |
battle flags, one Of which had been shot
through and through until scarcely an
entire piece the m2c OF u child's hand |
vemmned, The Thousands on the stre0'-,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-06-05

NEW HAVEN, Cr, May 3L-Alr Cor.
hart, editor Of the German newspaper
Of this city, has brought complaint
against Principal Lewis, Of the Dayen.
port school, 90 the board OF cduc0uon
charging him with Furnishing his son
Joe 80 severely ~ 10 bring on epilepsy,
from which he died Thursday, Tho boy
was whipped for tiuancN He has been
subject 10 fits and besides had a rupture,
but this was unknown 10 Lewis, The
coroner and medical examiner are IN.
Yestigating the case.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-06-05
MADISON SQUARE
nanEMET ann
PrnN LAIN.

lhh n ~ ~ w. iAilNt
"These," said Mr. Hickey, "are the
latest subjects OF judicial Inquiry, and
tho stun In them cost $4,000 In Europe.
Tho actresses wanted 10 pass thom aA
personals, but we discovered that the
corporation had had them mAdo 10 order,
no the treasurer OF the theatre had 10 come
down with sf,iOO Ia cash for the duties
and they aren't through with II yot, Oh,
tho goods arc simply gorgeous The ballet
certainly intended 10 'outatrlp all creation,
Tho girls had got themselves up regardless
Of expense, and II seems 10 DO tho nature
Of women 10 hate u custom house and
custom house oileora, A woman win do
almost anything 10 eseapo paying duty"
AZ this point IN the conversation tho
portora brought In another "sol1ure'-a
plain pine box, which some gentleman had
sworn through, or tried 10, NJ hIa "por
sonal oiieets,N but when opened II was
found 10 contain 900 cigars ot a flavor NO
delicate that II was pleasure 10 sniH Rt
them, The biggest seizure made Ia recent
years was Of $1,000 cigars, ingonlously
packed In limitations Of ordinary ebony
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-06-05

MILWAUKEE, WIS, May 8t,-A telo.
phone wire yesterday fol- across tho
Trolly wire of the llinsey Electric
Street railway, and Immediately there
was trouble In blue strcaks. In Che tolo-
phone Office one Of the switchboards
was burned out, and number of the
girls prostrated. The damage TO the
telephone company Is quite heavy and
the telephone service Of the city will be
seriously crippled for day or two.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-06-05

"Is this Miss Handy, the manicuror
inquired the caller, pleasantly.
ayes, sir" said tho lady. What can
/ do for your
"a just dropped in TO bo sociablo,"
no reioined, handing her his card,
"rm somewhat in Che same line. Of bust
noss, I'm the chiropodist just round the
corner
The lady tainted, Chicago Tribune.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-06-05
Tho Surveyors Have Reached Sharon.

SHARON, May 8i.-The Erie ship canal
corps which is making q survey Of the
proposed waterway between Che Ohio
river and Lake Erie, reached Sharon
yesterday. A complete survey Of
Shenango valley route 10 this point
makes II apparent that II Is much tho
shorter Of any yet proposed. The sur.
veying party Is under the direction Of
Charles Goodwin, u member Of the State
Commission
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-06-05
nAodAGE WprcTloN on TIF DOCK.

BAGGAGE INSPECTION OK rlR DOCK,
wood blocks tho cigars being the finest
made IN Europe, 80 elegant that oven 9t
auction and by wholesale thoy won't for
over twenty cents apiece, On general rca'
aoning ono would say that smuggling does
not pay when 80 many valuable "soiEurosn
are made; but customs officials shake their
heads nj this suggestion and ultimate that
In spite Of extraordinary vigilance tho
Bmugglor get enough stun through 20
mako general profit, dcduoting the occa.
aionhl loss,
"Thc trouble Is, - said the old handler,
who has bon In tho room many years,
"tho aharps are ever u gettln up some now
way, aud by tho time we get onto II they've
got another way you wouldn't droam Of,
But tho women Aro tho oduisiS- they're tho
ones TO snake tho stuff through"
"And what do thoy muggloP
/ "Woll, noarly all Of II Ia In diamonds,
jowolry, silks, shawls, ribbons, laoos and
droSsmakcn goods generally, II bothora
tho officers sometimes 10 toll what really
In dutlablo, and these womon-well, thoy'n
swoar without a quivor that II Ia oil 'por-
sonals, swear thoy'yo woro II on tho othor
side, ono woman Ind an underskirt mndo
up Of the finest kind OF laco-fd0O worth, |
bclioyo-and II was by tho littlOst kind OF
an accident she was caught. Wouldn't
hAvo happened again In ton thousand
times"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-06-05
Administrators Sale.


Abraham Brumhaugh order Of sale
vs. y STARK NoullN Numm0
L,1la Machamor et nj, Pleas Court
u. virtue OF nm alias order Of sale, issued by
the lrrk Of the court " common ploaa OF stark
eonnty ohio IN the above action and 70 me de
foctod | will offer for sale ~ public Outcry ON the
prrmlaoa IN Lake township, ON
Monday, the 10th day Of June, 1880
Tho following described real estate, to.wlt Part
of the southonst quarter VI section iB, township ~
Of range n beginning for Hnino At the northeast
Cornor os said quarter thence NORTH 80 deg, and "
min, west, With quarter llnO OtB feet u d post
thence south, deg anu W min wett 1895 feet t0n
post, thence south, 70 deg. anu A nln, east psb
lpot 10 post and northeast corner Of hnda oi y,
Shower, thence north, . deg and lB min. east lbdb
feet TO the beginning, oontRiulnB ~ BOalOO acros'
Appraised At etlbL
Terms, ono-thlrd cash. ono-thir1 IN one year and
one.thlrd In two years, With Interest rom day 0t
sale deferred payments 70 DO secured oy mortgage
on the premises sold,
WILLIAM WAGNER,
Admlnlstratcrei the estate Of jacob
Hrninbough, iieeaAed
JOHN LAHM Atty,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-06-05

But children, children Can't you
play without making 40 much noiso p
"What you, grandmamma The
idea Of you scolding usl''
"And why shouldn't tIr
because II II wasn't for us you
wouldn't bo a grAndInamma, File.
gendo Blaettw - 49,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-06-05

prosperity no retired from tho business
and made San Francisco his homo, invest
Ing hlS money In various enterprises that
brought him handsome return llo mar
rlod twico, and widow aud nix children
survive him.
Tho oxaot manner In which Mr. Bull
came 10 his end " not known, although "
N supposed that no fell from tho soa wall
10 tho rocks and wayos eighteen foct below
while suffering from Nn attack Of vertigo
His wife and children were his compan.
Ions on an excursion. He loft thom for n
few moments, and not returning M soon
as expected they went In search OF him,
With horror they saw not the living and
loved fathor and husband, but mutllatod
corpse floating out 20 tho opon ocean,
Strong men responded TO tho cry for help
and the body was recovered,
Mr. Bull loft n largo fortune but little
will DO heard of II IN tho probate court,
For the past two years ho was almost CON
stantly engaged In putting his affairs In
order and dlsposing Of his property by
decd OF gift, Everything goes 10 his widow
and children, and so far had tho distrlbu-
tlon progressed that but little stood In his
own namo ut tho time OF his death.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-06-05
AN ARooNAUr OF 40.

In His Old Ago Ito Loses His Llfo by
Drowning.
Mn, Alphous Bull, sr,, who met n tragic
death tho othor day by falling from tho aoa
wall NJ Fort Point bulkhoad, San Fran
cisco, was one Of tho famous pioneers Of
40 lIo was native Of Now York and
Within q month OF bis llth hirthdhy hl tho
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-06-05
Refnacd Him Admlttnnoo.

WnKEsBARRE, Pa, May 9i.-James
Shaughnessy, aged 20 years, who has
been In Jail since january last for abus.
ing his wife, was released a few days
ago, Yesterday he went TO his home
and was refused admittance. He stepped
out on the sidewalk, drew revolver and
shot himself In the abdomen, He will
Ila
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-06-05

ASHLAND, Pa, May 8i.--The fire In
the mines at Bast colliery is still burning
briskly, and II Is feared that II viii
spread TO the main works, AT present
IL Is confined TO the old water level drift,
and the officials are endeayoring TO cut
the flames off from the slope.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-06-05

time Of bis doniSo
Whom no won't 10
California, forty.
ono years ago, ho
located In the
northern part OF
tho state as senior
nom Dor OF tho
firm ofBull, ,naFor
g. Co., the bOno OF
operations being
NJ Red Blun and
Shosta, Aftog a
logpu yOnrH Of
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-06-05
REVENUE RODBING
An Industry to Which Snug
glers Are Devoted,
GLIMPsEs OF CUSTOM HOUSE LIFE

The Great nuiiding wherein Intelligence
oopss with Cunning aud tho Honest
Omoer ahapens Ills wits Combating
with the hhrsWd Hwindler,
In Wall strest, New York city, there Ia
no place more interesting than tho queer,
gloomy aud sullen looking Custom House
In ita gloomy reoesaea there are every day
enacted many little comedies, aud some
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-06-05

times n tragedy Dropping In the other
day for n chat with Mr. Hickey, who has
charge OF the main room Of tho "bnreau
Of seizures - was struck with tho appear
anoe Of several enormous packing easea,
each the size Of a big trunk, but made Of
wlokerwork, each marked In big letters
thuai
MADISON SQUARE
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-10-29
An Anecdote of renn,.on.

The late Rev. r. S. Hawker, vica- of
Marmenstow, was poet of good quality.
His work attracted the attention and ad-
miration of Mr.. Tennyson, and the laure-
ate made up his mind TO pay visit 70
North Cornwall, and he took letter Of
introduction to Mr.. Hawker. With char
acteriStic carelessness, however, he mislaid
the letter, and forgetting the name of the
gentleman he wanted 10 meet Tennyson
was in delectable quandary But the
local inn keeper assured him that it must
be the clergyman he desired to see, as the
clergyman was the only man in those parts
who had any time 70 waste on poetry.
The Clergyman babe his visitor a hearty
welcome, and the two enjoyed a two hours
confabulGtion. When he arose to depart
Tennyson said: Perhaps you would like
to know who am; my name is Ternyson. :"
ANY relation to the Tennyson" asked
Mr.. Hawker. The laureate answered, Il
don't know what you mean by the Ten
nyson, but am Alfred Tennyson."
OF course Mr. Hawker was surprised
and delighted. He insisted that his Wis
itor should remain still longer, but Tenny-
son said, mo, ! cannot; the fact is, I'm
dying for pipe" This put the reverend
host into a serious dilemma. He had never
smoked in all his life, and there was nei-
Their cigar, pipe nor tobacco in the house.
But presently a happy thought dawned
upon him. The laborer in yonder garden
might have pipe TO lend. Would the
poet-laureate disdain that relief No. not
he
So the honest laborer was approached,
and right cheerfully be produced his
stumpy clay goodly portion of the
weed-coarse, strong stuff. but as grateful
TO the laureate as food to a starving man!
So there the two poets sat all that pleasant
summer day, the old clergyman reciting his
verse and the laureate putting away at the
stumpy clay pipe, and grunting as cheerily
as pig in a trough.
That was very many years ago, but Mr..
Tennyson is as fond rs ever of his pipe
Smoking is in fact the only vice to which
he seems ever TO have been addicted.-Eu-
gene Field in Chicago News.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-10-29
An East River Authoritr.

Across the East river, on Wards island,
lives Capt. Bill, son Of the ancient mariner
who ran the ferry TO the island from his
little tavern at the foot of One Hundred
and Tenth street forty odd years ago.
Capt Bill is the oldest inhabitant of the ISL
and, being born on its soil some thirty years
ago or a trife more, and now the guardian
of the deserted buildings belonging to the
commissioners of emigration. OF sun
burned or ruddy complexion and athletic
build, he is the historical authority on all
matters which concern the East river and
the He'll Gate region.
When he was born the only buildings on
Wards island were the old cotton mill in
which the emigration commission then
housed its charges, the old homestead Of
Sandy Gibson, the mansion of the Randels,
and Uncle John Hilliker's fishing hostelry,
opposite Astoria. The visitor TO Wards
island, by the way, who asks for Mr.. Mill
nor will be met by stare of establishment.
If he asks for Capt. Bill he will be under
stood at once, and will be sure of a well
come.-New York Sun.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-10-29
Facts About Parrots.

People expect TO come into bird store
and open up a conversation with parrot
off hand. They FAIL and then make up
their minds that the parrot is worthless.
This will apply to the majority Of people.
They do not give the bird credit for the
intelligence it actually possesses. There are
parrots in ST. Louis valued at from $50 TO
$50 that will not be coaxed into a CONVEX
sation with a stranger, and yet they are
among the best takers extant
The birds often refuseto perform" when
there are purchasers looking on, but once
the store is cleared of people they will
chatter away as though their very life de-
pended on their being beard. The major
ity of parrots will take to a girl or a wom-
an much quicker than TO one Of the sterner
sex.-St. Louis Globe-Democrat.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-10-29
LIVE STOCK MARKET.


ST. lOUts. No. Oct. 2S.-CATTI.F F. Receipts.
$50 shipments 500 Market steady. Natives
- 10c4 90. stockCrs and feeuerS - l0&S 90 Texan
and Indians g. SOFAS 81 H0GS--ReceiptS sIAl
pmeutS 500 Market steady. Heavy 81 O0aa L.
mixed s. aUGs % SUEhp-Receipls 100, ship
meuts 40 Market strong. Good 10 choice - OOs
tl1
KANSAS CITY. No. Oct. 2s-CATTLE--Receipts
f5,E shipments 6a. Market strong. Steers
8 1884 81 cows 81 25a2 % stockeJs ana
feeders = sOga 10, range steers 81 NS2 > ran Se
COWS, 81 0lAl - hDHS-lteceIpts lbl. shipments
~, Market steady. Bulk s. 9stS a. all
grades JNGi o. SAEEP-Rcceipts l3Ge shipments
t0 Market stead Lambs IS UtL4 - good 10
gaolce muttons ~ O5b4 b; stoCkers and feeders
g. 1914 l2la
CHICAGO, IN. Oct S-The Drovers' journal,
reports: CATrLE-Rece.pt. 22.0O shipments none.
market active and unchanged. Best natives : SO
- others 2JH4 5, medium 3 2jFs 10 common
v .slaS :. Texans saslS 90 rangers IS 0Cg15 ~
native butchers u juQsS % HOGS-lteceipts n 600,
shipments none. Market lower. Rough and COM
huu .AGS -. heavy - 1904 r. light = o. pgs
8 55aS 90 SHEEP--Recvipts lU0t shipments none.
Market steady. Natives - Na4 80. westerns - uUs
.o, lanliis & 75S6 le1e.