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The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1893-07-05
ALTGELD CLAssED WITH MOST
A New York Preacher Trounces the
Anarchist Sympathizer.

NEW YORK. July. 2.-Governor Alt
geld and his pardon of the anarchists
was denounced in the most scathing
terms from the pulpit today. The Rev
Madison Peters, pastor of the Blooming
dale church. said:
THE pardon of the surviving partici-
pants in the Haymarket murder in
Chicago. in fuflment of a compact
made with the anarchists before election,
was detestable enough and shows to
when bargains our politicians will stoop
for ballots. But the TRADE. the alien
governor sent forth as the excuse for ex-
ecutive clemency is still more to be con-
demned. He shows himself not only a
foreigner BY birth, but a continental Eu-
ropean in his views and sympathes. He
is not fit for American citizenship and
he rails as wildly at the administration
of the law as Herr Most ever did.
I'm his message of 1000 words, he
not only brings reproach upon his party,
but disgraces the state and makes a
most astounding exhibition of himself
before the country. and sounds the most
dangerous note for laWleSSnesS ever
struck in this country, and plainly
shows that he is not in sympathy with
the American political idea of individual
liberty subject 10 the sovereignty of
plause Of the dangerously unamerican
element in our country but made his
name a stencil in the nostrils of every
American citizen.
II do not find fault with Altgeld be-
cause he is foreign bOrn-many of our
foreign born are better Americans than
the native born, but / do condemn his
unamericanism. 1 hate a traitor. The
foreign born citizen who does not be-
come thorough-going American in his
views and sympathies is a foresworn inn
poster, recreant alike TO the land which
gave him birth and the land that well
comes him, feeds, clothes and crowns
him with American citizenship, the peer
of any monarch.
THE liberties we enjoy secured to us
and held intact by the expenditure of
precious blood and untold treasure can
only be transmitted 10 posterity unfair
nished by the more respectable elements
of American society seeking political
power and office, and thus rescue our
municipal and state governments from
the unclean hands of rascally political
demagogues of foreign birth"
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GOV. ALTGELD SCORED.
APPLAUSE FOR THE SPEAKER AT
THE FAIR YESTERDAY
Who Took the Executive to Task for
the Pardon of the Anarchists-The
Sunday Attendance at the Fair
Steamship Routes Moro Popular.

CHICAGO, July 2.-Governor Altgeld was
rather severely scored at the patriotic
Sunday exercises this afternoon at the
worlds fair for his recent action in par
doning the anarchists from the peniten-
tiary. The ceremonies were conducted in
Festival hall under the auspices of the
Regular army and navy union. Scarcely a
thousand people were in attendance
Prayer had been said and several patriotic
hymns had been sung when Commander j.
NJ. Campbell of the union. the principal
speaker of the day. was announced, and it
was he who scored the governor for par
doning the anarchists.
1T is eminently fitting" he said in OPEN
ing his remarks. that the Regular army
and navy union should observe patriotic
Sunday here today, because the chief ex-
ecutive of this state has recently shown
that he would be willing to supplant the
flag of freedom for the red flag of an
archy."
When he had finished the sentence he
paused for a moment and for moment
the audience was silent. and then 1t gave
vent to a most vigorous applause of ap-
proval. The speaker continued his ad-
dress, but made no further reference to
the governor to the anarchists. He
talked of patriotic Sunday. and told of the
good effect ii would have on the rising
finished the chorus sang Nearer, Ny Cod
10 Thee" and as il sang the last refrain
the huge American flag which hung be-
hind the speakers stand was drawn aside
ana there upon the wall hung the Union
JACK, draped in mourning, and under
R Me1or IN large letters was written ten IN
rect was pleasing. indeed. and ii was made
more so as a sailor in uniform from the L.
= navy stepped forward and hung laurel
wrea5h above, the flag while a bugler
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An excellent quality of fire clay has
been discovered near Cannelton.
Prof. Ellis has been chosen superin-
tendent of the North Vernon schools.
The Washington county teachers in
stitute will be held at Salem. Aug. Z
to H.
John Ryan was captured in Logans-
port with a horse and wagon that he
had stolen in Peru.
Interior correspondents seem to agree
that the apple crop in Indiana will be
a complete failure
The twenty-third anniversary of the
Mitchell district medical society will be
held at West Baden July u to II.
Sixteen converts were baptized Sun
day at Maysville ferry, making forty
altogether as the result of recent re-
Vival.
Nearly five hundred binders and now
ers have been sold in Jackson county
this season, over one-haf of which was
purchased In Seymour
Mrs. c. b. Longwell of Logansport has
received a check for so for having made
correct guess in a word contest by
an Eastern art magazine.
The Corydon Comet says the fruit
crop in Harrison county win be an al
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free Coinage Convention.

TOPEKA. July ga. c. Shinn. vice
president for Kansas of the American
bi-metallic league. today issued the fol-
lowing call for a free coinage convention:
"A meeting is hereby called to convene
III Representative hall in the city of To-
peka on Thursday. July 20. at 2 p. m of
the council and members of the Ameri-
can bi-metallic league and of all per-
sons of Kansas. without regard to
party who are in favor of equal BIZ
metallic coinage of silver and gold as it
was before 1873. to take such action as
may be thought best 10 advance the
cause of free and unlimited coinage of
silver at the ratio of Is TO L. Come, all
bi-metallists and counsel with us in this
day Of our country's peril. Application
has been made on all Kansas railroads
for excursion rates on the certifica te
plan, and they will be announced In the
papers when granted. Take receipts
when you buy your tickets to Topeka.
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fortunes. Then If Hostetter's Stomach Bit
tiers Is resorted to the fortunes cease.
Yachting parties. ocean fishermen, nerv-
Gus, siclly people whom the Earring of a
railway train affects much in the same
way as the tossing of the surgcs do one
who crosses the Atlantic for the first time
should be mindful of this and be provided
with adequate supply of the Bitters
This Incompatible stomachtc will promptly
settle a stomach outrageousy disturbed, is
a capital antfdote TO malaria and nervous
complaints, remedies constipation and bill
iousness and counteracts a tendency to
rheumatism. Besides this. IL compensates
for a loss of energy consequent upon UNI
due exertion or nervous anxiety. and
averts the effects of exposure I'm incle-
ment weather and the wearing of damp
clothing Both appetite and sleep are pro-
NOTED by it, and general health rapidly
improves through its use.
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THE NEW YORK. BANKS.
An Easier Feeling Reported-PayIne
Interest On Bonds


NEW YORK, July 3.-The Fourth of
July holiday evidently was begun by
many business men on Saturday, and no
business was transacted down town to-
day except that which could not be
avoided. Those brokers who were not
short OF stocks and who had renewed
their loans on Friday over until Wednes-
day evidently remained away TODAY.
content To let the silver question and
other matters Of that character in which
they were Interested take care of them
selves. But although there was little
doing on the stock exchange and many
business Offices were closed, the banks
were all very busy, the 1st Of July pay
ments, in addition TO their regular Mon
day mornings mail. making plenty of
work for them
Among the banks the situation was re-
ported TO be very easy this morning.
The demands from the country, IT was
said. were very light. and many Of the
large CeDters. notably Chicago. were be-
ginning 10 pay back the money they Dor
roved from New York. The sub-treas-
1ry was quite active today. Besides re-
seiving S160 900 IN gold for the telegraph
tc transfer TO San Francisco. IL had paid
put $3.50 900 by midday on small notes in
exchange for gold and greenbacks.
The clearing house loan committee
met this morning and a quorum Of
them. Mr. Perkins and Nash, were Ia
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sunday Opening a Success.

CHICAGO, ILL.,, July lit appears
to he pretty well demonstrated that
Sunday opening of the worlds fair
is a success 50 far the attraction
of visitors is concerned The crowd was
much larger than last Sunday. The IL
linois Central inaugurated its through
train service to the terminal station to-
day, and the thousands of visitors which
come over that line experienced the nov
city OF being landed we'll inside the
grounds.
1t is observed that as the heat of sum-
mer approaches the steamer route is be-
coming more popular. and although from
thirty to forty minutes are consumed in
reaching the fair grounds by water, the
steamers today were all well crowded.
The huge whaleback steamer with its ca
pacity for 5000 passengers is an object of
curiosity TO most of the visitors, and a
brief passage to the exposition on the
leviathan Of the deep is a novel experience
sought hN all
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A ss1, 900 Fire mt Marion.

MARION. July 4.-Special.-The fac
tory Of the Dithridge Bros lead glass
company was destroyed by fire this
forenoon. The building was in flames
when the fire was discovered. The loss
on the building lis estimated at ST., 600
and on the stock $4,000. The insurance
is $4,000, in the following companies:
Pennsylvania fire of Philadelphia 81 900;
British mercantile of Toronto, 81 900;
Traders Of Chicago. 81 600; Franklin of
Philadelphia, $1,000: New York under
writer's Of New York. $1,000; SPRING
field of Springfield. Mass. 1880: the
Sun of England. 81. 900: North British
and mercantile Of England 81, 900; West
ern of Toronto. $1,000; German Amer
lean of New York. 1000: Insurance
company OF North America of Phila-
delphia, 81 500. The origin of the fire is
a mystery
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Money I'm Circulation.

WASHINGTON, July 3.-The month
~ circulation statement issued by the
treasury department shows a net de-
crease of circulation since June l Of
S2.425.0OO and since July 1. 1892 OF So
,977, making the amount Of all
kinds of money in circulation July 1,
1893. 81. 593, 726.411. The class of money
in circulation is as follows: Gold coin,
S403 633 700; standard silver dollars. $751;
O29 743. subsidiary silver sos 400 26S;
gold certificates. $92.97O019; silver GER
tifcates, 1926, 4S9, 1875: treasury notes, act
July IL 1890, S140. 661 ,694: u. s. notes
1926. S75. $50; currency certificates, act
June s. 1872. 81, 935. 900; national bank
notes. $174,731139 The amount of cir
culation per capita is placed at $23.S6
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Wool.

BOSTON. July 3-There is no improve
ment in the demand for wool. Sales are
confined To small lots as wanted by manu-
tacturers. Prices remain the same as a
week ago. Ohio heeces are nominal at 24f,
&C for y and XA, 26927c for No. ! and .
a26l4c for delGine. Michigan is quoted at
2i022c per pound. Unwashed combing
wool sells at 2G021c for one-quarter and
three-eighths blood. and fine unwashed
clothing wool al l56l17c for Ohio and Mich
gan. New territory. Texas. California and
oregon wool has been selling principally
on a secured basis of 42045c for fine and
tine medium and 40c for medium. Pulled
woods are dull and steady at 30d35c for
good superiors. Australian wool quiet and
steady. Carpet woods are selling steady at
previous and unchanged prices.
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Canned Goods-Blaskberres, 2 10, GOO;
cove oysters, ! Id. fun weight, 81; 10. light
weight. 75c; 10, full weight, $1.90q2; light
weight. S.20d1.30; peaches. standard 10.
S2.50d275; seconds. Id. 81 S061. 80; pie. 80
pineapple, standard. 10. 81. 40gI1. 70; seconds,
3 ID, $la1.l0; string beans. S0ds9c. salmon, !
Id, I.40q2; pineapples, Bahama. $500. IS,
peas, sifted, 3. S54225; early June S15fi
rs; marrow, SM125; soaked, 95QS5ci toma-
toes, 10, A.25Q1S5; corn. standard, Sll5G
rs; cream, I.35dI.60
SpIce-PePper: he; alispice. l2al5c: cloves,
20d25c; cassia, 10Fll2c; nutmeg, S9dS5c-
Susar-Hard, 6AG67sc. confectioners, A,
5&d6lsc; off A, 53sd6c: white extra c, 5Ssd
&c; extra c. 59sd5&ic: good yellow. 4IzG5ci
fair yellow, 412c; yellow 4lzG424c.
Starch-Refned pearl. 314@3l2c per Id
champion gloss one and three-p pound pack
ages. 545i4c; champion gloss. lump 394G4c
one and three-pound packages, 5Q5i4c; i'm
Molassss~New Orleans. SOa4Oc; fair. 4Oc
choice, 4204Sc.
Salt-In car lots, CSC: in small lots. 81.
Coftee-COmmOn to good, 20d2lc, prime &c
choice, 22G25c; fancy, 26l4G2724c golden Rio
2I12129S4c: Java, 29q30 c; Banner pack
ages, 2424c; Arbuckles. 24@4c; Lion, 2424c
Jersey, 24S4c
miscellaneous Rice, Louisiana, So q6l2c
coal oil. 6lzG10l2c beans. navy. 2.25; me-
dunn, 500: marrowfat. 50. 75d3.
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Iron nnd Hardware.

Bar iron, S.SOQl90, base; wrought char
coal bar, s. 90030U base. lIorseshoes. Bur
denis S.15: Perkins, SA15: mule shoes, s.. Is;
cut-nail rate for Gus steel nails, $50; horse,
4.39qj per box; wire nails, rate, l.75. Steel
Pillow open hearth per h. Sc: spring. or
Pillow, open hearth. per pound Sc; spring, or
binary Sizes per lb,4c; tire. 3-l6 in. thick,
per 10. 3iac: 4 in and heavier. per Id, &c,
toe calk. assorted sizes per h. 4c; best quail
ity tool, BLACK Diamond" per Id. SC; ma
chinery, rounds only, smooth finish, per III,
rates. Si2c. Barb wire Galvanized. 50. S.;
plain annealed fence wire, 300. galvanized.
soc advance; 10. Il and u Sizes the regular
advances. Ammunition-Rim fire cartridges,
B. caps conical, per m, SOC: Hicks c. f.
B. caps conical, per m. S205; g. d. caps.
per m, 30c; Hicks c. F., per m. 40c; Eley S
r, =, imported, per m, Coo: musket caps,
per m. coo: Hazards sporting powder per
keg IS. 10; do do half keg. So; do do quarter
keg. SIPS; loaded paper shells, discount, 40
and TO-
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the President All Right.

BUZZARD'S BAY. Mass, July A.
That the people may not become uneasy
at the nOn-arrival of President Cleye-
land at Gray Gabels Mrs. Cleveland has
teIephoned the newspaper men here
that she had received advices from the
president that be was we'll and in good
health, and may not reach here for two
or three days, yet he may arrive at any
time.
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ALTGELD HUNG IN EFFIGY.
Some Illinois Citizens Not I'm SYM
patty with the Pardon.

CHICAGO, June Ex-Governor John
p. Altgeid's action in pardoning the an
archists has reused the residents of the
town Of Napierville, near this city. to
such a pitch that they gave expression
TO their feelings last night by hanging
Governor Altgeld in effigy. A large
stuffed figure surmounted by a coun-
terfeit presentment of the governors
head and face was swung across the
principal street of the town. Hanging
from the neck across the breast was
painted two hands clasped in grasp Of
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LiNerEaoI.

LIVERPOOL, July 4-Wheat-F'irm; de-
mand fair; holders offer moderately; No. !
California. IS uda6s Id per GENITAL: No. 2
red winter, IS SdGi5s 81 receipts OF wheat
past five days, $4,000 centals including
$4,000 American. Confirm, demand
fair; mixed western, Is nd per Genital; re-
400 centaIs. Canadian, 5s "a per
GENITAL. Cheese-American finest. closed.
AIS per cwt. Thursday. the 9Th inst, will
be a holiday in the grain market.
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Poultry and Produce.

EBBS-III2C,
Butter-l2c; poor Sd10c.
Poultry-Hens, Sc; chickens. IL lbs, 1893.
12dI4c: ROSTERS. Sc. turkeys, hen. &c; tom.
lie; old tom, SC; ducks, sc; geese, 50 60q4. IS.
Feathers-Prime geese, S0qS5c per ID; duck,
20Q25c
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Hides. Leather, TnIIow and PeIts.

Grea se-Brown. &c; yellow nc; white &C.
Tallow-No. 1, 4c; No. =, 3lzc.
Hides-Market sluggish and weak; No. l.
cured, &c; No. ?, cured, &c; No. l, green, SIC
No. 2 green, 25ac.
Leather-Oak sole. 23G3Oc; hemlock soles
23d2Sc; harness, 25qS1c; skirting. 34d35c
black bride, per doz S60G65; fair bride, S6C
75c0I$l.0 %; city calf skins, 75cqs1; French
calf skins, SiQ1.10.
Sheep-Shearing. 2OG3Oc; lambs. 4Oq75c.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.

SOMETHING USEFUL, PRETTY AND
unique! Echoes of Truth, a collection OF
original album verses. consisting Of gol-
den truths compliments. acrostics. etc.
written in the authors own hand We
will mail Echoes of Truth to any address
for 25c. A. 7. Price, South Bethany, Ind.
SOMETHING PRACTICAL THE M
proved Daisy Fence Machine and the
Kew Daisy Wire Reel Address Ziegler
& Harmon. Anderson, Ind. Is 10
FOR SALE MIS-
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With the Financial Policy
of the President.
Has a Conference with
Secretary Carlisle.
MAY CHANGE HOUSE RULES
In Order to Make the Major
ity Responsible.
The Speaker for the Repeal or
the 10 Per Cent. Tax.

The Situation Among the New York
Banks Easy-MeetinS of the Clear
ing House Loan COmmittee-Paying
Interest on BOnds-Senator sherman
Talks of the Financial Condition
Other Opinions.
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Fruits and vegetables.

New Onions-S250 per prl.
Potatoes-S1.10 per bu
Cucumbers-25c per doZ.
BeanS-MarrOwfat 75cGS1 per 6u
Oranges-California riversideS s., Cali
fornia navals. 81; Messina, $3.50; mount
ain seedlings. S3G3-50.
Apples-New. soc 1-3 bu box.
Cabbag e-S225
Onions-5c per dozen.
Stra wberries-S3.50; home grown, $2G3.5O.
Cherrles-S2u2.50 per "a quarts.
Raspherries-S2. 1903 per "a quarts.
Pee ches-73c 1-3 bu.
Tomatoes-S1. % per crate.
Green Peas-sl per blu.
-S25G30 per hundred.
Sweet COrn-S2 per brl.
l1emOns-Fancy, 50; choice, "a.
Bananas-Fancy Sl.50d2 % per bunch.
Pop Corn-Pearl, &c: rec, 3l2c.
COcoanuts-S5 per hundred.
New Roney-20c.
Green Beans-75c per bu.
New Potatoes 50d275 per brl; new
sweet potatoes. $3.50 per brl.
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Dr. Jordan, of this city. No. SO West Wash
inQton street the vell-knOwn throat and lung
physician, says lung disease or co1sump tion
has became alarming by or through the effects
of Ia grippe as well It's effect on the heart. on
account OF the people not having proper treat
ment Of these organs. DIR. Jordans Lung
RenOvator. the great Heart and Lung Remedy
is for sale by all dru Rgiss in America, Canada
England, Germany. France. Italy and Chill.
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Wool.

Unwashed medium wool, lie; unwashed
coarse or braid. 14d16c; unwashed fine me-
rino 12G16c; tub washed, 20d25c-
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toR SAIL MISCELLANEOUS.

u. s. PATENT FOR VALUABLE PIECE
Of machinery, or viii trade for good farm
land in Indiana or adjoining states. L.
J. Thiclxstun, Belmont, Ind.
BUSI OPP
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session until midday At that hour
they had authorized an additional is
sue OF $2,S15,000 loan certificates, max
ing the total amount now outstanding
S2l,6l5,OO0. From this increasing issue
OF certificates, Ii is believed generally
that it will be some months befor call
money can be obtainable as low as s
per cent. The sub-treasury in this city
was again a creditor of the clearing
house today, the balance in its favor
being $l49,140.16. 1t was also a creditor
on Saturday for the first time since
Aug. II. 1891. The fact was explained
on Saturday by the presentation through
the sub-treasury of checks in favor of
the government for interest on Pacific
railway bonds held in the Pacific rail-
roads sinking fund. The credit balance
today, however, was said to be due to
the fact that some banks having large
checks on the treasury for interest on
government bonds collected these checks
over the Sub-treaSury counter instead OF
through the clearing house and so get
the currency for the full amount. The
banks which did that needed the cur
rency. If they had collected the checks
through the clearing house they would
only have got their proportion OF 1t ana
if they had themselves been debtor TO
the clearing house they would not have
got any of the cash.
The total payments of interest due
July ] on u. S. bonds amounted today
to 81, 391, 99S90. About S6,000OOO Will be
paid from the sub-treasury in this city
out of the entire amount of SI,5OO,OOO
disbursed by the government The pay
ments have usually continued month
or more but the stringency in the money
market made the application unusually
prompt Many bondholders who have
not taken up the amounts due on the
coupons for several payments back have
drawn all that was due them up TO date
Some payments were as much as nVe
years behind One bondhOlder present
ed coupons dated back for eleven years
and q o11artpr
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Elgin Butter.
WHOLESALE MARKETS.

ELGIN. Ill. July 3.-Butter active;
sales, 81 800 pounds at zoe.
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NEW YORK. July 3.-ReceiptS of beeVeS
for two DAYS 5Sg5: steady but slow; former
values prevailing: poorest 10 best corn-ted
steers. S4.25a5.70; Texans S3.65d4.Si; dressed
beef steady al 7NSl2c; shipments tomorrow,
800 beeves and 300 quarters.
Receipts of calves for two days, S,Si9,
70: mixed lots, S5.75a55O; buttermilk
Receipts of sheep and lambs for two
days, l5292; sheep steady and firm; lambs
dcINe ana a 10 &c lower; dressed mutton
steady at 6l2Q10l2c; dressed lambs slow at
9lRdl3c
Receipts of hogs for two days, $685.
duii at S640G1.
CHICAGO. July S-The Evening Jour
Cattie-Receipts, 1850; shipments. 5000;
market steady to a trifle higher; top steers,
S510Q5.45; Others Sl6odA90; coarse and
grassers $3.75HL50; Texans. $2.50d375; ma
tive cows. S3a3.S0; Gamers, S102.T5.
Hogs-Receipts 2S,000; shipments. I,0Cl;
market active and 10000 higher; mixed,
weights 50 90G6: light. SCa6io
Sheep-Receipts 1lOoO shipments, 1000;
market active; stockers, 2.25Q31O; natives,
S44550; Texans $40A30; westerns, $i.S0Q
$50; lambs, $3-5046.50.
EAST LIBERTY. Pa. July 3-Cattle-
Receipts, l,Si0; shipments. 100, market
opened fairly active At about last week :
today.
Hogs-Receipts, $500; shipments, 1890;
market slow; medium and light, $50;
York today.
Sheep-Receipts, 1000; shipments, 5000;
market active at about last weeks closing
prices.
BUFFALO July 3.-Cattle-Receipts, los
cars through. 100 sale market slow and 10
70 l5c lower; sales of good tochoice steers,
$4S
Hogs-Receipts 40 cars through 81 sale;
market lower; Workers. $500: pigs, S6.25.
Sheep and lam Receipts p cars
through, 20 sale; market steady for sheep;
good weathers SiS: no very fancy; fair
to good mixed sheep $50; lambs higher
and scarce; fair To good, $3.50