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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-28
TRLEGRAPEIC BREvITIEs.

Mrs. @. T. Tucker, OF Trinidad, Col, was
found dead In her room In Denver, G, L.
last night. She had killed herself by tsk-
Ing poison, and indications show that she
has been dead since Friday.
Al ARCADIA. La, Saturday night, five
white CAPS visited Dennis Cobb, a well.to.do
negro, compelled him to accompany them
away from his home and hung bin to tree.
No cause Is assigned.
Shortly after IL o'clock last night NJ. L.
Fisher, one o; the best known clslzsns OF
Hill county, Tex, YVES shot and killed by
Tho. W. Mash, his son-in-law. An air CT
myetery pervades the affair.
Two painters were at work on the second
story of building In New York to-day
when the sosffod or which they stood was
struck By passing elevated railroad train
and thrown to the slrset. One Of the men
subse quently died aud the othor Ia In the
hospital severely ipiared.
Great excitement has been caused in the
village OF sinsleben, Germany, by the dis
ocvery Of the bodies OF q carpenter and bis
16-yeay old daughter, who had been muir.
dered by an unknown assassin. TIE bodies
had been INITIATED In the mcst sickening
manner.
One thousand negroes assembled at Beth
ell Church. oclored, Ia Chicago, last night
to "oonslder the recent southern ousrages
upon their rsca." After a short address
the pastor asked the audience TO join him
in singing "AmariOs," but as one man in
the audience rose AID refused to sing that
song, claiming that this was not Sweet
land of liberty" tae pastor substituted
John Brown." Addresses followed the
singing, among the speakers being State
Representative Morris, who urged tie COL
orad people TO organize into leagaea to re
slst, by united efforte, outreges By The
whites,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-28
Electrocuted.

SING SING. N. Y March 2S-Jeremiab
Cottc was electro,uted q; 1856 o'clock tbis
morning for murder. His orc t1er DemiLi, k
came to the prison last night end asked
Jerry wh. tier he could have the s54 which
the murderer had In his possession at the
time be was arrested. Domlniok eeemad 10
be more interested in the s54 than In the
disposition Of his brothst's body.
At 1O.4S o'clock the little procession en-
tered the death chamber. Cotto walked be-
tween the tao priests and repeated prayers
after them. Cotto appeared to be ready to
collapse. Hs was quickly placed in the
chsir and was strapped down by two keep
ers. Warden Brown gave the aignal TO
electrician Davis to turn on the current
Immediately there was convulsed move
ment on the part OF Cotto's body and bis-
sing sound was heard In the room. Five
contacts were given. There ware ter
seconds intervening time between each con-
tao. chs tight leg, where the electrcde
was epplied. vas seriously burned, and Cot
to's face was distorted and horribly discolor-
ed and wes black shove the eyes. Sixteen
hundred volts were used. Ootto's body will
be buried in quicklime this afternoon In the
prison graveyard.
Cotto was By turns laborsr and thief in
Brooklyn whtre he lived with one Frarkeloso
and WAS intimate with Frankeloso's wife. he and
his victim started out at midnigtt to steal veeet-
sbles. At four O'Clock In the morning Frankeloso
yss stopping over to FIJI bis sack with tooty when
Cotto stabbed him In the back twelve times. As
he confessed aftsrward, he did 1T to get rid OF
Frsnkeloso go thst he could go back to Italy with
his wife. When he went homo and tod Mrs
FIR snkeloso what he had done he took the blood
stained knife and aftor the ceremony OF the Msfs
touched its blade with his tongue. The womsn
is now In Jail awaiting trial.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-28
Hgws on TEE Gay.

Rear Admiral Lewis A. Kimberly, U. s..
N, has been placed on the retired liss.
The Southern Cotton Mills, near Atlanta,
Ga, have been placed In the hands OF 6 re-
ceiVer.
The American Bo5bin, Spool and Shuttle
Company. OF Boston, has ASS gned liabiEs-
ties $500. 600.
The London police do not believe that
DEFINING, under arrest In Melbourne, is
"Jsck the Ripper"
The Rsadirg Railroad Company has shut
down the Jersey Centra'a shops at Ashley
Plains, taroSing aeven hundred men out CT
work.
TaIegrams purpoitlng to give An account
of petroleum fire OF Barcelona, Spain,
yesterday, and t1s burning OF number of
vessels, are not true.
The Norfolk, Wilmington and Charleston
Railroad Company was incorporated and
organic d at Charleston on Saturday With
A. A. Gaddis as presldent.
Bishop Jones. colored minister. at Al
lendale, Ga. whlle preaching Thursday
night was shot through the bresst The ss.
sassln, who had fred through the window,
escaped.
Uf. w. L, Wo'ney, an examining surgeon
liz the pension Office, died suddenly CT apo
plexy on Baltimore and Ohio train near
Ballsyllls, Prince Georges county, Nd, on
Saturday.
Six hundred and 6hy negroes Left Mem
phis Saturday morning fo' Oklahoma. They
will make the journey in wagons and on
foot, Il is expected that 900 more will
leave for the same place to-day.
Ex.Mayor W. B. Grace, OF New York,
has written an open letter to che South ask
ing 1t to support the Cleveland contessing
delegation q. tbs Chicago convention In op-
position to the Hill delegation.
The French Premier 10 speech Ia the
Chamber OF Deputies, on Saturday declared
thst the priestg must not preach politics,
end that those who disooesed the laws In
this respect would be expelled from the
country.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-28
Foreign News.

PARIS, March 2S.-The excitement caused
by the explosion yesterday at the residence
OF NJ. Bulot has In no way abated. Some
peraors say that The timeis rapidly approach.
Ing when the people will depend no longer
upon the police for protection, but will take
tle law into their own hands and rid the
city of anarchists By hanging them to the
most convenient tree or pole that presents
Itself. The author Of t1ese dynamite ex-
plosiona Ia said to be man named RaVa.
ohol. Several of his alleged accomploes
have been arrested, bnt The police have not
besn able to catch him.
Tee GauIois says that in oonst quence OF
the Disturbances at the church OF st. Merrl
the archbishop has directed preachers to
avoid politics.
BERLIN, March 2S-Bsfore the regular
business OF the day was considered In the
lower house OF the Prusaian Diet to-day
OoDr t Yon Eulenburg, thu newly appointed
president Of the PrussIan council, jnslIfed
the separation Of the imperial chancellor.
chip from the presidency OF the Prusaian
ministry. saying that the work of the two
posts was beyond the powers OF one
man. BE also stated that at present the
government RETAINED from insisting upon
the further consideration of tbs primary
education bill. But, be added, the govern
ment reserved the right to decide when aud
10 what form tae matter won!d again be
taken up. Count Won Eaenburg's state:
ment waa received with mingled cheers and
hlssss BY the members,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-28
aSlg9S5z e
ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES.
Proceedings of Congress-.
4IOccou1uSS VI SVA6 1000
WASHINGTON, March rs.
aRNA ATE
SENATE


Petitions and memorials from State
oranges for and against various measures OF
legislation weIe presented and referred, Mr.
Harris describing them GO regulation,
printed, stereotyped petitions"
The bill fixing the compensation OF U. b.
district attorneys Sas reported favorsbly;
also thst to aecule ths Introduction Of do.
mestlo reindeer iato Aaeke; also that to
amend thelsct establishing circuit couf;s OF
appeals snd to dtfae and regulate in car
tlin cases the jusIsdic:,on Of Q. 8. courts.
Mr. Morgan of.red resolution, which
was agreed to, calling on the President for
correspondence with tba Argentine Republic
on the subject of reciprocity.
The resolution of Mr.. Sherman calling on
the secrssary of The Treasury for detailed
statement az 10 the saving or Increase Ia e1.
penditures which would result from the
transfer OF the revenue cutter service from
thu Treasury Department to the Navy D.
rartment, WAS agresd to.
Tee bill to allow so days leave OF abBsnce
to employees il The bureau o! engraving end
printing was taken up and discussed OF
length and tnen recommlt.sd. The Senate
then proceeded to executive business.
HOUSE.
Although The news had gone forth that
the committee on rules Toud not today re-
port resolution for tue consideration OF the
silver bill, yet the galleries were we'll filled
with spectators and there wes an sir Of aux
iety pervading the members in the cham
Der.
The resignation CT Mr.. Joseph McKenna
ae representative frcn California, was spread
upon the j,urpal.
The Speaker also laid before.the House o
communication from E. V. Donovan, OF
Ohio, asking that ne be recorded correctly
on the silver bill.
The diplomatic and consular approprla-
ton bill was then reported.
The floor was then claimed by AID award.
ed to the committee on the District of Co.
lumb!a.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-28

GERMAN AFFAIRs.-Empero William re-
turned to Berlin on Saturday evening from
Hubsrtnsssock. IA was met at the station
by The Empress, General Won Witch and
other officials, and was enthusiastically
cheered by the people on the streets as he
drove to the castle. He showed no traces
of his recent illness. 1t is said that Chan.
oellor Won Csnriyi oppose the appointment
of Count Won EaenberR as president Of the
Prussian Council recognizing in him dangerous
rival. Won Euienberg's friends think he will
succeed in ousting Won CspIiei from the char 81
lorsbip. On Saturday the Reichstag di cussoi
the attitude OF the government TO the clerical
view as to the probable sb andt nment Of the pill
mary education bill.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-28
The Behring Sea Affair

LONDON, Mar. 2S.-The correspondence
on the Behfing eea question printed this
morning shows that on February 27tb, Lord
Salisbury wrote 10 Sir Julian Pauucefote.
the Brili,h minister at Washington, ss fo.-
lows: 1.-THE consent of her msjesty's gov
eminent was given last year to the modus
uivendi solely OF the ground Of preserving
the seals Ia those waters, which 1t was sup-
posed you'd be endangered unless some IT,
ter7al during which there should be ces-
saion of hunting. No lnformstl ton has
reached her msjsstys government to lead
chem to suppose that go drastic measure
would he reqni, tie for two successive seasoE 9.
You are authorized to offer the Govern
ment of the United States the compromise
suggested By the British commission. A
speedy decision Is necessary, as We are In.
formed that eeallDg vessels are already leay-
Ing poit.
The NeDs approves Lord Salisbury's pro.
po7als but saya the Americans have Justly
regarded VITA disfavor the proposals that
the fishery be opened to vessels guarantee
Ing damages.
The Chronicle regrets that the correspond.
enoe will net tend to popuierizs arbitration.
1t seys: 1--WE admit our right to catch seals
on the Tay to American breeding waters ls
doubtful. The word would vots us fools
to go to war on account of rs 900 seals"
The Telegraph says: 1.-THE negotiations
appear to have coas to deadlock not alto.
gether devoid of anxiety or even peril"
Tia Times says : IF neither Of the equIta-
bic codes which Lord Salisbury has now Of
fered are aoce pied Ii will be difficult 10 re-
slst the inference that America hiss remsrka.
bly, little confidence In her oase."
Ia the House of Lords to-day Lord Hers
child ssked whetnsr Lord Salisbury would
give further Information as to whether there
hsd been any action in the terms CT the
Behrlng Hea modus vivendi. Lord Salisbu
~ replied that the information the govern
ment had laid upon the table contained the
whole correspondence concerning the mat.
ter that had bean exchanged up to within
"a hours Of its publication. he had abso-
lutely no later Information.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-28

THE CHJNKsE are ss"chi!diike and bland"
and have as peculiar" ways as ever. as
British eutjooss sre admitted to domicli In
this country, while those OF China are not,
such of the latter as desire to wash Ameri-
can linen, go to Canada. where they esu be
nssuralzed at once, and then, VITA their
naturalization papers in their pockets, enter
the United States without molessation.
Theirs liz no prohibition on the admission OF
Congo negroes into the UDited States. But
@ Dior Is now an Important factcr in the gov
erpment of this country.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-28

THREE Oh FoUE years ago craz5 man
NEAR New York died and LETT sill his fortune,
amounting to about thirty thousand dollars,
to Mr.. Hepry George, to be expended In
prosecuting bis uoh ema for relieving every
shipp else from taxation except land, the
tax on which should be high enough TO pay
ali the expenses If government. O' course
the will was contested. The results sre that
the lawyers and courts baye absorbed tbs
whole amount, that MIR. Gsofge never got
cent, and that the tes.ator's poor widow is
an inmate of tho poos's house. No wonder
the Farmers Alliance excludes lawyers from
its membership.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-28
VIRGINIA NEWs.

Mse. Dr. John Mnscoe Garnet died st her
hone In E:sex county, last week.
A State Convection OF Pfesby tartan Ed.
crs will be held In Richmond on Wednesday
April 81.
The chocolate manufacture OF II. o. VIII.
bur IL Son, Philadelphia, was destroyed
by FIRE yesterday; less about 100000
Both of the Richmond commsnderies will
parade as escort to the Grand Master OF Ma.
cons in Virginia on the occasion Of bis Welt
to the Masonic Fair in that city April 10.
The Islanders Of Tangier and the dredgers
who took part In tbs recent oyster battls
we're arraIgned in Tssley, on Saturday, and
waived On examination for court.
1t is reported that the publication Of q
religious weekly paper will be begun st
S.aunson shortly. II will be the osssn OF
the Southern MethodIsts CT the Baltimore
conference.
Mr.. W. 81 Smith. of Frederick county
and Miss N. Louisa Powers were married at
the residence Of the BRIDES father, Mr.. @.
q. Powers, near perrs vile on Thursday
Last.
Mr.. E M. S.ritbling. OF BerryvllIe, died
OF cancer Of the stomach 10 Washington laet
wsek, where he had gone for treatment. He
was about So years ofsge, end leavesa widow
and four children.
The Fourth Virginia Regiment is ordered
out Cd Thursday next, With the Norfolk
Light Artillery Blues end Grimas'a Battery,
Of Portsmouth. to honor the presence In
Norfolk OF Governor Holt aud bis military
st.ff, OF North Carolina, and Escort them to
the navy yard to witness the launching of
the cruiser Raleigh. Governor Mckinney
will not be present owing to prior engage.
mept.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-28

HENRY WARD BEKcHBR did more to hurt
the religion he profsssed than he and all the
converts he ever made did to helplt. Preach
Ing is dangerous business, for man Ia prone
to error. apd none should be allowed ID en-
gage in 1t but those who are assured OF their
power to resist temptation, for preachers
disgrace is seized upon by the unrigbtsous
az either an excuse or a palllation for their
own evil courses, and affords the sconess q
moral for their tales.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-28
MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL.

Few YORK, Msr. 2s.-Tne opening OF tie stock
market Was at practically unchanged prices. IN
der renewal Of The heavy pressure to cell, how.
ever, decided activity was developed and prices
dropped all along Tho line. sharp rslly &C.
Cured later and m'st stocks were brought up to
the opening figures while Rithuond and West
Point preferred in company with the bonds
scored a bardaomo gain Prices sg.n drooped
somewhat, hut at IL O'Clock the market was fair
ly steady at Insignificant changes frt Grst prices.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-28

Walt Whitman. the i'sooe, grsy poes."
died on Saturday night Is his little home in
Camden, N. ]. Neither klta nor kin was st
his deatbbed, bat the members OF the little
household and warm friends watched his
life ebb away while they did ell they could
to minister to the aged bsrd's wants. But
Ave people we're preseut when he died.
Walter Whitman was born In West Hill.
Long Island, N. Y. May 81, 1919 10 1856
ne published his chief work, Leaves Of
Grass"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-28

AS ALEXANDRIA hss sunk more money In
cha Richmond and DsnGille System than
any etksr corporation, and as the whole Of
that system Is now conducted under the
charter OF The Alexandria and Western Bail
rosd and besides, as the Georgia Central is
no longer q pert Of that system. there is
,ovorv reason why tbs main ofacs OF the sys.
tam should be 10 tals city, and none Wny 1t
shculd not be.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-28
ADEx A N d r 7 a.
MONDAY EVENING, MARCH %.
THE GAzErTE said last week that the sl'


TIE GAZETTE said last week that 'ne SILL
gar fill lad taen scosched, and YOU'D oe
k,,lsd when It should come up again. Aoo
il will be. The bill can not be passed Will
out q gag rule, and the democratic MEMBER
of Congress who should vote for such Q rue
after condemulug the republicans OF the iaIt
Congress for doing go. would stultifS him.
self and bring shame upon hts CONSTITUENTS
The bill is dead Now let the democrats IN
she House pasa the remaining appropriation
hills az soon az possible and adjourn. win
q record for economy, and with declnEs-
tion in favor of the removal of the tariff On
the necessaries of life, end against the Force
bill, the democratic party can win the next
Presidency hands down.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-28

TIE NRw YORK Herald says: 'Tnere
must be something radically wrong With
Jury trials" Most wise people think jury
trials have had their day, and should be cup
planted By some other system, better calcu-
lated to meet out justice. With an elective
judiciary, aud iuries drawn from the poll.
books Of unrestricted voters. justice has
nothing 10 expect, and receives hardly any
ching moKe,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-28

A remarkably handsome woman is said TO
be the moving spirit In 8 philsrthroplcai
movement 10 Russia to supply the poor of
that country With Dr.. Rull's Cough Syrup.
Tn chronic and stubborn cases OF neuralgia,
eout. and rheumatism use Salvation Oh. It
lie the greatest pain.destroyer Of the age.
Prizes only 25 cents,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-28

THE PEOPLE OF tho Sauth Dear without
rnurr,ur the heavy tax laid upon them to
nav their full share of the hundreds of mil.
lions that are raised for pensions to the men
vho impoverished them; but tits rather hard
hhst Mr.. Harrison should ssS Congress to
ssx them still more to entertain the q A. B,
naarIv all OF whom draw pensions. during
she next meeting of that organization In
Washington.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-28

WANTS, like destn, have al seasoha iof
thslr own. If those Of the people OF thts
CITY. this spring, were supplied at home, In
stead of elsewhere. the needed articles waniu
bs more satisfactory and quite As cheap, ana
besides, the merchants would do larger
Duchess, would be stimulated to greater e1-
ertions to increase their trad1; the who're
business of the city be enlarged, END arrange
ments bs made f., increasing chat OF next
fall. Then taxes would be diminished, and
every body living here, or interested In the
clty's welfare, would be benefited. AIexsn-
drls was more prosperous when hsr people
bought all they desired at home, and whsn
the idea of going elsewhere for aupphes
never entered their minds.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-28

ST. Nicholas for April has been received from its
publishers, the Century Company, New York
Among its contents are two articles on kite q ling
OF especial intarest to boys at thii time.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-28

as THE profits of the proprietors OF a few
OF what are kuown 80 fish factofies-p!aces
whers hsh are boiled for oil, aud the reiuse
msde into iert.lz.r-wonld be diminished
by the dstsat OF thu bill ,uow bsicre ConeTesF,
allowing cltizs1s Of one State to fish Ia tie
waters of another. irrespective OF the lave
Shereoi, some Of the menbsrs Of the House
o,mmittee on f.berles are talking about re.
considering their recent proper adverse re-
port on that bill. 1t Is hoped they may not
do 30. Thousands of people eat fish where
one ases then either fox oil or az fertilizer
and the object that ahould be sought by the
government OF this country is the good OF
che many. The scoop nets OF the hsh fac
tories catch roiilions at TODD fish.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-28

The FRENCH government says 1t would
MAKE g free trade treaty with the Ua!tad
States. President Harrison now has q chance
t. carry oua his reciprocity ldes Its legisi'
mate Issue. Free trade is real reciprocity,
ard With France It would open all the porfs
nftiat country, not Only to tie agricultural,
but also TO the misunderstanding products CT
the Uoited States, and thereby Increase tns
demand for taose products. GID necessarily,
che wages OF the labor employed Ia those
Industries. Mr. Harrisou. therefore, has
an opportunity sfo,ded him ioE gratifying
his reciprocity dssites and for bans fling all
,hs people OF his country; bit he Tili net
avail himself of it.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-28

HCW
TRANSACTIONS are still of ANAL volume, bat the
tone is rather moro healthy. Flour is very quiet
at quotstions. Wheat ranges from so to 80 only
choice will bring the e1trems ange. Coin AZ 10
AZ. Rye70 to SO. Cats 81 TO 40. Pork is searco
and active at to 6%. very small dr.eged pigs
soil at 7c. There s no change to report in Porl-
try, Potatoes and other produce. Mill.eol, Hay
and Straw are firm.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-28
BALTrXoag. Mar. 28-virginla consols -
do So 72a72A.


BAIrrxoas, Mar. 2s-yirginla osnscls =;
do 3s 72a72h.
BAl75 II Mar. o.. Flour dull; Western
super 50 95a$3 10; do extra So 25sS3 81;
DO family Sd 0oA4 so; winter wheat patent
81 65AS4 80; s2riug do do 81 7oas5 96; do
red, spot, Mar and April 95as 96; May 32ha
924; June 92As92h; steamer no 2 rod 81
asked southern easy Fultz 2.97; Long.
barry 1913 Corn 6rmsr mi1od $50. 47s471.;
Mar 46s46T4 bid April 471s AL. Bay 47s
471s; June AZ asked steamer mixed 1915.
seu'nern easy Viii G 45a47 y.lew firm at 46s
AZ: Cats very quiet; No wbito Western 36s
36b No mixed do 34la aikeI. Bye quiet
No 1890. Hay ia good densud 1T steady
prices; good to choice timothy S14415 co.
Provisions steady and unchanged
NEW YORK, Mar 2s.-cotton =; uplsnds -
0rlo ans-; futures steady at the decline. Flonr)
quiet and frmor. PORK quiet AID stesdy at 80
ASH 90. Lard quiet ard frmer a. So 57la.
CHICAGO, Mar. 2e.-11:00 m-Whest-Msy
794a79s5. JAY sosa. Corn-@ay 4Cas. July
$40 30; July $40 so. Lsrd-MsyS6 30; july
So 421s Short ribs-Asy s. 10; July So 92ta
SIS go.
PHILADELPHIA. Mar. 26-Beef Cattle-The de.
mand for stock vas fairly active, but prices were
irmer Extra 5s5Ac, good 4ha4a,c. medium
41a'4as:. common 3&s4c, culls 3I., 34c, fat
COWS 24s3Ac per ib Sheep were active srd
s s9; stock adyar ced Extra 6lta67sc god 6,
6Ac. medium 5ihs5%4c, common 4ISs5Gc, cul.s
3i2a4Ac par Id. Lsmbs 5a7lhc per ID. Hogs
we're in fair request. Chicago TIA g., State
64aos4c, Westerns 7a74c per Id. Thin cows
we're demoraliaed at $7s2O. Mich COWS wero in
fair request at $20a45 per hesd Mich calves
were fairly active at 5s71. per lb
: CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET Mar 26-Catsle-
market lower good to choices stoers So 1874 40,
prime S4.85, others s340s4 so, stcckers $2s3 so,
cows 81 50a3.25 per 100 lbs. Hogs-market
higher; rough and ctmmon $4.104435, mixed
and packers SS4. 40a4.75, prime heavy ard
butchers weights 81 704475, light S4.35i485
per 100 lb,. shtep-market steady natives
S570a6.26, Weaterns $6.1O461 10, wethers $3.50
aSe, 20 PEI 100 lbs Lambs S6s6.s0 per 100 lbs,