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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-29
yuryARE NOW BnTENIIs.
Tn. y,adrnct Is Again closely Allied TO h'
Hin.


committeeman Edgar II. Furgusson and
Harmon Master John A. Curtis have for years
heon close friends. but the recent contest in
,b;s citv between the friends OF Ar. CieVe.
- 49, 10 ,Loae az Mr. Hill 10 some extent
aiianated the friendly feelings heretofore e1-
istipg between the two gentlemen III question
Immediately after the holding OF the pr
uares IN thus city. 10 WHICH ~ mn ps. -.
..,era snorsd under. Mr. FERGUSON sent the
following little reminder TO Dis former DosO~
friend. " NJ "a 400
Doar Davy: / told you so. The next
time Won aud must be together, ann then VIC
torv ,yill perch AZ our masthead. Keep your
seif cool and collected. and don't get unuuly
excited over our great victory.
YADUCT FERGUSON.
70 Capfain John 4 Curtis
Captain Curtis naturally felt sore over the
defest which his faction had suffered. and
80 not overanxious 10 reply 10 the above
letter When the recent Democratic state
Conveution showed rather unexpected re-
s,,lt a. which the Hill people were allowed 10
divide hOnors with the friends OF Dir. J4sfo-
land. Captain Curtis of course revived again,
and the next day he sent tie following reply
10 MS friend, the enemy
RICHMOND, Va. May %, 1892.
Hon. Viaduct FERGUSON. Your valued
favor If the 18th inst. was duly received. and
would have received early attention but ior
the press Of political business which closed a.. a.
oinia spoke in no uncertain tone when they
adopted a silver plank in their platform upon
which no Cleveland delegate can stand and
vote for the Honorable Grover az Chicago.
You must admit that our side was
magnanimous in allowing tho Cleveland
faction one-halt Of the delegates. but
now that the smoke of battle is
over. let US forgive those who. iron
the heat of debate or under the lash Of defeat
spoke harshly. for l am sure 10 was from tie
mouth and not from the heart. Let us shake
hands in brotherly love and let peace and
ouietness reign and aA work for the Demo
cratic nominee ara reminded that while
YOU were defeated in the late municipal pn-
mary under the heavy weight Of a aiuot'
was also defeated 10 ms precinct under me
heavy weight of q Hill" Yours respect
trilv HuI Gums.
since then the two gentleman have buried
the Ratchet aud are IS fast friends as ever
bafnrp
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-29

Mr. \. T.. Reed. president of the Richmond
and Chesapeake railroad arrived from New
York yesterday.
lie says the contract for completing the
Eighth-street tunnel has been awarded to
Messrs. Mason. Hoge q Co.. and the company
intend to build the railroad ut once. lie
further said that bis ability to fulhll his obi
cations raised a great weight from him rs he
bad had 10 contend with great obstacles,
among which was the negotiation of -, 800
900 worth OF bonds
Mr.. Reed also said that this was his most
pleasant visit 10 Richmond because he had
come prepared 10 settle all outstanding claims
against the company.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-29

The Domestic Fashion Review and
Guide 10 Home Dressmakingl. summer num-
Der. book oi Jos pages. l5x1s inches. cOu-
tanning 1900 illustrations Of garments for
ladies, misses. children. boys aud men
a twenty FIVE cent book-given away vita
each twenty-five cent Domestic pattern
YOU buy from this date 90 June eth.
''DoMtsTc" SEwING MAcHNt CoNfANY.
g0J Main street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-29

The Domestic Fashion Review and
Guide 10 Home DressmaEng). summer num-
Der. q book of los pages. l3xl5 inches. con-
tanning 1890 Illustrations Of garments for
ladies'. misses. children boys and men
twenty-five cent book given away with
each twenty-five cent Domestic pattern
you buy from this date % June 1th
domestic" SEWING MAcmNs COMPANY.
e0l Main street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-29

tailed under Comrade Byrne to load ana ilre
the first gun. which will be the signal Tor the
veil 20 drop. -. hoo., ~,
pointed ,,..s.s William
ON Quarters and Meals essts' p "iiilali
Committee on Reception Messrs. c: J..
Young, VI r. Rider. stephen James, +. ,.
Ferncyhough. James +. Tyler. }. {; Gool,soy;
J. ". u. Farrar, Thomas BYrne ana h'chaiu
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-29

Tho Domestic Fashion Review (and
Guide 10 Home DresmaAngI. summer NUM-
Der, book OF 10, pages. l3Al> inches. con-
tanning 500 illustrations of garments for
ladies. misses. children. boys and men
twenty five cent BOOK gwen away with
zach twenty-five cent Domestic pattern
You buy from this date 20 June 9TH.
Domestic" SEWING MACu>l G. ,pAyv
500 Main street
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-29

T 0sT-sCRlp FOR FIFTY SHARES OF
4 Idt CAPITAL STOCK or TIE
ply hShURi RAILROAD CJilPANi. 30.
900. ln the uame OF Rev e.lalr h0lg-
son. .h-aton Will Pee made for q ~.
neual NJ lhr same. a REASONABLE reward will
be paid i0r return % scrip 90 IAas Office.
ap Asutm
! OsT-A GOLD BRACELET WITH LOCK.
i With initials "A. J.. f. on Broad or
Franklin streets between Fourth and Mon.
roe. a liberal reward viii DO paid u returned
TO Mr.. L. l.. AlfRlEND, 1893 east Main street.
my24-at
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-29

Sold by the Electric Couch COMPANY. nj Ga9
east Main street is the most pleasant and
thorough application Of electricity in use aud
Tor rheumatism and nervousness is perfectly
reliable. Many persons We know IN this city
have them. and say they are iust what they
are epresented 10 be. and nothing would in.
duce them TO DO without one in their family.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-29

We have an entirely new upright piano of
good make which We Offer at tho surprising
cut price Of sl75. it is slightly .hop-worn
nothing more When this is the case you get
the bargain and We nearly cost.
WALTER ID. M0sFs a. Co..
1905 Main Street
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-29

Pianos that have been ont on rent are
piing NO and We must sell taem Notbiug
ever offered at such sacrifices.
WALTER ID. Ml.rs az Co..
1893 Main Street.
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Association Of American Nur-erlmen
lanta. Ga. June III, 1892.

For above occasion the Richmond and Dam
Vile railroad Will sell tickets o. Atlanta. Ga..
and return from al coupon ticket Offices on
fares tor round trip.
Meeting in session June lst to 18th, and a
large crowd Is expected.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-29
What You are LOOKING FOR

Several secondhand uprights in our bar
gain space can be seen aud purchased Mt very
low prices. Come early 10 secure them
WALIER II. MoVs a c..
1000 Main Street
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-29

A secondhand Steinway piano, in excellent
condition. can be secured by an early call at
WALIEE ID. N0,Es g. Co.'S
1905 Main Street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-29
q. X aud l.. Compauy.
Auction June 18th. Barton Height Lots.


Having been informed that there are many
ladies who say that they have asked MS TO
change their old style trunks 10 the roller
tray. and that We have refused 10 uccommO-
date them. We beg 90 SAY that We would like
very much 20 oblge them but We cannot
make the change with credit O. ourselves the
h0N1- Tray trunks being made iu every way
superior % the ordinary trunks
Nery respectfully
II. ". hOuNlEEs d. BA0THrR.
Richmond Va
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-29
Excursion 10 Washington Saturday Night.
june In.

For Whit-Monday Train leaves Flba A. X
o'clock +. 81; returning. leaves Washington
Monday. June 9TH. at Z o'clock. Round
TRIP. $3.50.
e-Ball. Washingtons vs.. Cincinnatis
June 9Th
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-29

but buy a house from b. b. Chafin & Co. on
monthly payment plan. Location unsur-
uassed
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-29

In response 10 the invitation 10 be present
extended 10 him by the committee on invita-
tons. General James L. heulper wrote the fol-
lowing. u sincerely regret that cannot take
part Ia that memorable ceremony. Chronic
and increasing physical dlsab. ties forbid ne
g. attempt to leave my home for any purpose.
Otherwise should not tail 10 attend the
Inauguration OF the monument t. s. L. Hill.
and should esteem II privilege 10 ioln m
the rendering OF every tribute of honor to
the memory Of SO valiant and SO noble Il
soldier.
Hon y. n. Cox writes from the United
States House of Representatives rs follows. II
assure You that 1t gives me great pleasure in
noting the fact tnAt as time goes on ana the
world understands our great sacrifices made
for constitutional government That the noble
character OF our great men and great gem
erals stand out in the light of everything
that makes men great. Certainly General
Hill was "a star Ia the galaxy and the memory
especially OF those OF his Old comrades ia the
struggle.
The pegram Battalion Association will re-
pom tomorrow morning al ID O'Clock az COZ
east Aldlu street and irst Vice President
Charles =. Dung will take command OF the
column on foot. he viii be assisted By Sec
ond hice-President Thomas Byrne COmrade
ferneyhou2h will carry the Association ban
ner Comfade thesley one of tho battle flags.
ana ComIade hediOri the other
NJ The monument detachment Will DO de-
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$40

ARTICLE No. SITS Chudrons SUITS ..f
toll. School-broak.ug time is n.rs,
hand. You need another .ull OIL. t.t
boy. If yOu have light purse $500 H.at
% know you. Why, Because .e 80
going to sell you the So ....oaal Is
graNe for
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$40

ARTICLE No. Boys suitlng, long nll
1l g. 81 years, made ot the tines. Be-.
ported cloths IN black or fancy 20
that have been selling at flj. -ll a.i ii
viii be closed ut tho low price 0i
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-29

SUADAY. Nay % lsl
PROCLAMATION.

Know 80. tho cool people of the 7.f
Richmond. State of Virginia. that 10 5.gr
midst there is a certain person hy tie lias
of LOUIS fEILHElMEk. the uronrf.f.i
Clothing and Gents Furnishing tsiab.raaet
has tins dav caused O. be- issued and i a
slread amOnst ye a series of wonderful r..
plays In the clothing and furnishing. mase.
IL yewiN be wise, brother. thou vii reai ni
ponder 10 shall be the cause of Saving .
many blinking dollars
ARTICLE no. Am elegant display of Me-,
All-Wo0l Suitings 30 Sack or tuiaNay il..
thenew patterns drossy and serYceat p
neat and tidy in llomespun. Casslmer.
Cheyiot aud CorkseroW that have a.Wi 4,
found - ready sale 40 ga, 1880 all
$3.50. will be sold At
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1892-08-18
RELENTLEss WAR.


The Carnegie Steel Co. will Push the
Fight Against Their Late Employees to
the Ltmost-ManF More -ArTssts Prom.
tsed' aud Those who IIavo Left Home
stead will be Pursued.
PITTSBURGH, Pa, Aug 9.-Socre tary
Lovejoy Of the Carnegie company was
asked by United Press reporter what
was the plan Of the company toward
the Homestead strikers We have
started in on this conquest Of riot by
law, and it will be carried to a finish.
There win be anywhere between so
TO $50 more informationS on murder
and aggravated riot charges made
against Homestead strikers before
we are through with them We are pro-
eeeding carefully and get only evidence
to certainty before the charge Is
made We mean to make no mistake,
and the best detective skill in the coun.
try has been engaged. We have officers
Of long experience AT work at Home
stead, and the informations I make
are on evidence gotten by these
men, who will be produced
in court and give sworn testimony.
There would have been more infor-
nations before this but for the fact
that many strikers engaged IN the riot
have run away. Meantime, evidence
against them Is being gathered. and
when they return informations will be
made against them and they will bo ar.
rested. II they do not come back they
will be followed up until they are ar
rested and brought back for trial.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1892-08-18
MARK EFT REPORT.



ST Louis-Flour-Fancy to extra fancy, 50 m
@35i patents, s31Oa3si whent-No .
red, 33G l3isc; No red CSC Gsl.c Futures
closed: August, 727sc b; September, 73a, a.
fj1sc a; December 77ass b. Corn-No. 2
mixed, tessi9isc,-f wiIite. 5im5f'gr -Futurg5
closedi August, l9c IS sptemher, 49, 20 la3.o a ;
October, ini4c a, May, lgisc b. Oats
No. 2, 8aJiiec Hay-Prairie, 50. iOa & 90;
mixed timothy. siNs l00l; clear timothy
$1,000 HOO Butter-Creamery, - s6.: dairy
l.aac. Eggs-Fresh, l2c Lard-Prhna
steam, 16Dc. Porx-New standard mess, sl3 Is
al5'oP2.- Bacon-Longs, extra, ss7iaaS 9ls;
clear, o. l2l2oa21ci clonr ribs SSlisdac ALI
packed. wool-Choics tub-washod. glc.
NEw YoRK-Flour-City Mill extras. 81 aba
i-i5 for West Indies; Minnesota spring wheat.
low extra, S200d 325; fine, 81. $50 3 10: super-
hns, Sl.15a235 Wheat-No.. 2 rsd winter
cash, s3Ac; August, Sc; September. slisc;
October shac; December S7iac Corn No .
mixed, cash, 6lci Septemhar- 5asae,- -oetYl,,.f.
bshc. Oats-No. mixed, cash 39c; August.
'islac; September, 3sAc, Pork - Old moss
Sl3.a5d II u. Lard-August and September
sac. Butter-Ureamery, state extra, 2ld2ic;
western extras, Zliaa2tc. Eggs-Cholc1 state,
-lsis u lgei western; IL igui
CmoAoo-Opening quotations: September
wheat opened with sellers at 7sc: II declin ,d To.
iIae, then becams quito firm and advanced to
1sisc. aud at li:31 O'Clock was bringing sA.
september corn stirtsd at 521tc, sold iac lower
than that then improved to SIC bid. oats
opened at from - to 3iisc, and improved to
4hc Pork jumped 2Oc over Saturdays clos
ing figures; 81. i5 was the first price II made
another loo upward skip, halted. soil on l5c
from the top and once mora began advancing
selling at Il. So by l0:O. Closing quotations:
Wheat-August, 77iic; September 77asc, Da.
comber, SDd s0isc; year, 75isc. Corn-Ssptorl.
Dor, 52asc. Oats-Scptembor, S37sa3lc. Pork
vseptember. Sls95 Lar'l--sepieulhsr, 2. ~ 20.
Short Rfbs-Seutemhar 10
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1892-08-18
1He PREsIpenr.s WEE.


Mrs Harrison !. stlll Very sick womnA
nv 49," sasnr.,,,a ~ ,il .,t'lhste s recovery
-The Prcsldcnt Now Win We{ ~ In"ss IIo',,,
Lake, whittier lie Went quietly aud Ua-
ostcntatiousiy.
Loon LAIR, N. y, Aug. 0.-Presi-
dent Harrison is again with his wife at
his quiet summer residence, arriving
yesterday afternoon. He was not re-
eeived IN the manner described in the
dispatches, VIZ; with cheers and recep-
s'Oii9' u".n VI tne matter Is that
,' ne oa'ne ~ unos'enta tiousiy as 40 the
iis spe ,, os',e, spSsls ~ Nnos VISIT Loon Lake
d,n,n 49, ,,',, ,e ''is IN, ~ '"e ,.,,e private
pa,lre. a,,a A.. ~, 'uis.
Win h,,s ~ 1l.lia... ia'H IN, u,9se 10y, % Sul
,.,. an o,,,ss,. N, ~. 's,'i s''.es ~
. iy. 49, ~. !, ,ss' ~
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hss l,,,,, ,.,,,, =, 9
Is n,lcrse,,, f,,st h.. LII D... y
low dsrs '''''''' ''''' ''' ""i 'e'"i" III u
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1892-08-18
FROM ALASKA.
Vessels Seized-The Last OF the Three
Hunters ON ~. Matthew'S Island.


vessels seized-rhe Last OF the Three
Hunters ON ~. Matthews Island.
SAN Francisco, Aug. 5. - BY the
steamer st. Paul, which arrived from
Alaska yesterday. II is learned that on
July 30, last, the whaling schooner
Jane Gray was seized by the United
States steamer Mohican when of ST.
Paul island and was towed to Sitlsa:
tnalaska advices received yesterday
state that the sealing schooner Wini-
fred. of Victoria, was captured in
Behring sea, July 20, by the Rush and
taken to unalaslsa Forty-fve skins
were confiscated.
The steamer 81 Paul arrived at Una
lasla July Is, bringing Peter verina,
the only survivor Of three hunters who
were left on ST. Matthew'S island last
year 10 hunt foxes and bear The other
two lost their lives early in May in
making trip to IIall'sisland in small
boat. These are the men whose rescue
the navy department ordered Wedncs-
tlav
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1892-08-18
When You Co snuth

You viii wish to be fully informed as to The
Sheapesti most direct, and most pl easant route
route that VIII subject you TO no delays, and by
whlch through trains are run. Before you start
you should provide yourself with a map and time
table OF the Memphis Route (kmsas CITY ~
scott Memphis X. r. the only direct roufe
rom anu wa Kansas City to all points in East.
ern ana southern Kansas Southwest Missouri.
ans Texas. Practically the only route from The
West 70 AL sOuthernacities. Entire trains with
Pullman Palace sleeping Cars and Free Ileclin-
ing Vhair Oarsi Kansas City TO Memphis and
birminghami through Sleeping Car, Kansas
lanta, Ga. This is the direct route and manv
miles the shortest line TO Little Rock Hot
springs Eureka springs Fort Smith, Nan Bur-
en-, Fayetteville and all points in A, ansas
send for copyhpf the missouri and Kansas
Farmer an eight.page illustrated paper, con-
tanning lull and reliable Information IN relation
Issued monthly and mailed free Address
j. 4. LOCKWOOD,
Gen'l Pass.& Ticket Agt,
Kansas CITY Mo
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1892-08-18
An over Jealous ser,ant,s NIIstake.

Roam, Aug, ia dispatch from
Castro, Scilly, says that brigands cap
tured a wealthy wine merchant named
Billotte and a servant Billotte sent
the servant with a letter 10 his bankers
requesting that the ransom demanded
by the brigands, 10000 francs. be for
warded. The servant informed the po-
lice and posse Of twenty gendarines
started out TO attack the Srigands. The
latter were warned by their scouts and
escaped to the mountains after hastily
putting Billotte TO death The soldiers
found Billotte's body in the midst Of
= pile Of burning wood.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1892-08-18

WASHINGTON, Aue.o. "A delegation Of
Pottawatomie Indians from Wisconsin
called upon the commissioner Of lndiuu
affairs yesterday. These Indians have
been self-supporting and prosperous for
the past fifty years, but now assert that
they must have provision made for
their subsistence. They claim that the
government is still indebted to them to
a large amount on account OF the ces-
sion Of their land years ago. The In
dian Office denies the claim and dis
missed the delegation without even
temporary aid, for the reason that there
is no fund available TO assist them.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1892-08-18
Will CONTINUE THE REBATE.
Hut In the Interest OF Peace Makes Fair
Promises for the Future.

Hut In the Interest OF Peace Makes THir
Promises for the Future.
MONTREAL, Can, Aug lG.-rhe Ga.
zette, the Dominion government organ,
inan officially inspired editorial says:
"The government has decided not
10 rescind the order In council granting
a rebate ON grain passing through the
St Lawrence canal this season. Next
year, however ii is intimatcd different
arrangements will be made"
A statement To this effect will he sent
TO the Washington authorities who will
also be informed Of the reasons for the
governments course This is well
understood. The rebate in the first
instance was granted for the season,
and, reckoning upon Il. contracts have
been made in which residents of the
United States as well as Canadians are
Interested Very serious Inconvenience
and actual lost would follow a sudden
withdrawal Of the rebate at this period.
This the government Is anxious to
avoid while at the same time IL does
not desire 10 give occasion for acts of
reprisal, such as the recent legislation
Of congress provided for. The line
Of policy taken should satisfy
all, except perhaps the Ogdensburgh
elevator firms and their associations,
who. II Is supposed. have been behind
the government in the movement for
retaliation. While It is not known
what the United States government
will do, IT is reasonable 10 expect that
the statement of this country's inten-
tion will be accepted as outlininga fair
solution Of the dispute, and this the
more so because there are strong United
States interests concerned In the main
tenance of the st. Lawrence route as
an active competitor for the export
grain trade"
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1892-08-18

BERLIN, Aug. l6.-poultney Bigelow,
the American who recently got into a.
dispute with the Russian authorities
while traversing Poland in his canoe,
has had another adventure. lie was
assaulted by some watermen on the
river Main for refusing to pay some
tolls which they demand. Bigelow got
the better of-the combat, and after
bea ting his assailants off secured their
arrest
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1892-08-18
An uver zealona ssrrnnt,a ml..n,.o

Row., Aug. ia dispatch from
Castro, Scilly, says Chat brigrands can
tured a wealthy wine merchant named
Billotte and a servant. Ijillottc sent
the servant with letter 10 his bankers
requesting that the ransom demanded
by the hrigands, $4,000 frames. be for
warded The servant informed the no.
lice and posse of twenty. gendarmes
started out TO attack the brigands. The
latter were warned by their scouts and
escaped TO the mountains after hastily
putting Hillotte to death The soldiers.
on reaching the place deserted by The
outlaws, found Iiillotte's body in the
midst Of a pile Of burning wood.
Fatal Quarrel between Brothers. Over a
Bottle Of Whisky,
sSfmN0FIELD, s. D., Aug 20. Sunday
qn1rr.l betgseen tsso-,'r0tners rr.rStrrt
7 f.eiglft0li and Joshun Allen, two mile.
s,sssta syWff me- ~. i5sssnss i'm. az 4
key 70 a trunk containing botele ~
whisky resulted in a shooting affrav
in which Leighton shot Joshua I'M tho
lower part of the face, innicting a
wound from which he will probably
not recover. Leighton then placed the
reYnlfer To his own head aud fired. in
iiicting a. wound from which he died
after ramaining uiIcopsci0us for fige
hours,
Scientific Headquarters of the Union.
ROCHESTER,, N. v, Aug. 4. Rochester
is just now the scientific HEADQUARTERS
of the Union. The association for the
advancement of science meets here to. |
morrow and there will be ,2eo dele.
gates present. The National Micro |
scopieal society has just concluded its
convention aud yesterday the national
societies of geologists economy, eth. |
nologists, Society for the Advancement I
of Agricultural Science and the Asso. /
citation Of Directors Of the Weather /
Service were all in annual session at I
the university building /
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1892-08-18

CHICAGO -0attle-stsaly on good nativss,
Texans or rangers othors weak Hogs- Rough
packers, s. $50 $50; good mixed, 5000 q, rs;
prime hoavy and butchers weights, $3.50 sos,
light ShOd5s5. Sheep and lambs-s5 75a
6.3n; best sheep. sii5q5.5O,
KANSAS CiTY-Cattle-Steady; all grades,
&.5Oa t15i cows steady, 81 35a2sO: Texans
aud Indian steers, st3Oa 3s7ia; stockers. and
feeders s2bn3l0 Hogs All grades sisOd
b.s5 bulk, S5.50@a7
lSDIAsAPoIls-IIogs- Choice heavies, ship
ping, - @5.e); heavy nnl mixed packing
Sj.6Odbl5; choice lights. S6.Clc $40 common
lights sb.0Os550; pies. sL0a5lO, roughs.
Sl5Os6X
CIScINNATI- Hogs-Common aud light, si'-
O0d5iO; packing and butcher, S525a5s5