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several wears our side has claimed that
silver was fixed IN 1892 as the unit OF
value continuing to 1878, as strenuously
denied bv the other side. And. now we
come face to f ce with the other side
where they do not dare to mislead; and
in the fl st Joint debated question III
this controversy they are forced by the
truth To admit that 311i 4 grains of sil.
yer was fixed as the unit of value
loud applause) by the act of 1892 and
remained such TO 1913.
Mr.tHorr said: who is admitting
that
Mr.. Harvey said: The reading of
the debate thus far will show that Mr..
HOrr has admitted it. Now, why WaS
silver made the unit of value by that
act: This was to be a government OF
the people with its organic laws lts
financial policy and its statute laws IN
tended TO promote the interest OF the
many. the poorer people. Silver was
the money of the plain people. The
peoples money was to control the rlch
mans money This was as il should
be. This was intended TO be the financial
system of our republic, instituted TO re
resist the influence of the mOnarchles OF
the old wOrl,..'
Mr.. Horr said: Il want to say here
that the question of the unit has not
Dtcn ulSpOSeu Oh tOudN. L dill hOt
through with it. and as he has taken so
much time, want to give word as to
why they recOined the gold instead OF
the silver. The reason was because we
Were on "a silver basis and did not in
tend TO disturb the relation of money
to the business of the country. Gold
had not been used, ana they purpOSed
TO put the gold dollar so that it would
equal the silver dollar, the one we had
been using and the one under which
contracts had been made; and so the y
resolved to cut down the gold dollar 20
make II even with the one the people
had been using That is the reason
and the only reason
Here ended the first day's debate.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1895-07-19
BAPTIST YOUNG PEOPLES UNION.
Delegations Began to Arrive In Baltimore
This Morning nE-Great Preparations.

Delegations Began to Arrive In Baltimore
This Morning Great Preparations
BALTIMORE, July 17.-BaltimOre is all
agog preparing for the international
convention of the Baptist Young Peo-
pies union. Delegations began to ar
rive this morning.
Smoking Prohibited, - will be con-
spicuous placard in the great tent.
Every precaution will be taken To min
imiZe the cause of accidents. The med
ical staff OF the convention are complet-
ing hospital arrangements 50 that
prompt aid may be afforded and the
visitors put to no expense for emer-
gencv attendance. Two hospital tents
will be providyd-oue for laIles and
one for gentlemen. y 300 pound bell
is being placed i'll position at the tent.
and will be used TO call together the
BaptiSts at service hours.
The entire front of the choir gallery
in the tent has been covered, III equal
parts, with the four colOrS of the Bap-
tiSt union viz: Green. for the southern
section: blue, for the west of the Mis-
sisslppi river; gold east of the MlsSls-
sippi. and red for Canada. The city
railway companies will give Il great
trolley party to the delegates on Friday
evening. and on Saturday afternoon
there Will be a grand parade OF resident
and visiting wheelmen.
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ASSlgnGG'S Sale.
THURSDAY. AUGUST !. IS9j.

The undersigned will offer At public sale iT
front OF the Court House. tneusuurs, Pa.
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ENDED IN DISORDER.
A Vote Prevented at the Convention at
Green>burg.

GREENsBURG, Pa, July Il. - The
Westmoreland county Republican CON
ventiou broke up in the widest dis
order. When the resolution instruct
ing the delegates for Quay was pre-
sented, R. a. +. Lyon, chairman of
the convention and an anti-Quay
man, declared the resolut on out
of order He then declared the
convention adjourned without taking
vote. slipped out of the hall by the
back entrance and hid himself.
Quay's supporters in the convention
refused to accept the chairman decla-
ration that the convention was ad-
journed and John S. Beacon mounted
a table in the middle of the hall, put
the question on the resolution and de-
clared it carried. All this took place
amid a storm of cries for Quay, yells,
hoots misses and catcalls.
This scene of disorder continued fOI
over half an hour, when the delegates
seeing that nothing more could be ac-
complished, slowly began TO leave the
hall.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1895-07-19
OUR FOREIGN TRADE.
Sales Increasing. Though Exports and I'm
ports Were Reduced Last Year.

ports Were Reduced Last Year.
WASHINGTON, July IA statement
of the imports. exports and immigra
tion of the United States during the
fiscal year ended June 30. 1895, shows
as follows: Merchandise exported
1907 ,693, POL, last year 1891. .9O7, IO9
Merchandise imported S13l. $50, ,3I9, of
which amount One-half was free of
duty. Merchandise imported i'll 1894
f647, 715. or. of which 1872, 80. .g3l was
free of duty. The gold coin and bullion
exported during the last fiscal year
amounted TO Sos, l3l, 1913, and the i'm
ports $50. 9S4. 4I9. The exports lat
year, therefore, was $50, 9S4, 449 in ex.
cess of the imports.
In the previous year the exports ex-
ceeded the imports by Si,52S, ,y42. The
exports of silver during the last year
aggregated $40, 226, ,6l2, against -, jlS.
92S in imports. This Is slight falling
off from both the exports and imports
of the previous year. During the fiscal
year 1895 the number of immi grants
who arrived IN the country was 216. 1876
against l,6I2 during the previou.
year.
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FEARS HIS OWN COUNTY.
Governor Hastings Goes With Magee t'
See His PhiladeIphia Lieutenants.

Governor Hastings Goes With Magee &"
See His Philadeiphia Lieutenants.
PHILADELPHIA, July I7.-GovernOr
Hastings, accompanied by {. l.. Magee
of Pittsburg, came over from Harris
burg to consult his leutenants in the
campaign for control of the Republican
state organization. Among his first
visitors was David Martin, the local
Republican leader, with whom ne was
closeted for a long time, after which
Messrs. Martin and Magee had a talk.
and then Mr.. Martin saw Mayor War
wick.
The subject of these conferences We're
not made public, but it is asserted by
the Quay people that disaffection ha.
appeared in the governors own count.
tCentre). and that 1T i possible tina
Quay delegates may be sent l there
The governor Is thought To I've com
here for the purpose Of guarding against
such a cont .ngency.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1895-07-19

WASHINGTON, July Il. The sub
stance of the report of the Olyphia in
spection board has been made public 10y
Secretary Herbert. 1t shows for ont
thing that the Olympia has broken the
record of American men OF war and
that no ship in the Atlantic waters car
equal her speed under natural draft
The ship underwent a full speed, nat
ural draft, steam trial of four hour.
duration She developed 1916 knot:
speed, but will go 81 knots under forced
draft
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1895-07-19

CHICAGO, July 1.-THE executive
board of the American Protective asSo-
citation, which has been III session for
two days, has adjourned. The most
important matter before the board was
the report of j. H. ID. Stevens. ap-
pointed at the last meeting of the su-
preme council to present to this meet
ing a plan of insurance. a resolution
was adopted declaring against any "eX-
Romanist'' lecturing under the auspices
of the order.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1895-07-19

TRENTON, July 11.-SenatOr DAILY,
conducting the examination of Student
Cochran i'll the trial of the negro Col
Inns for shooting Student Ohl. asked
about the details of the first meeting of
the students and the negroes. Cochran
said that at the time there was some
bitter words on both sides, but he could
not remember what was said. except
that Oil said, I'VE don't want to fight
with yOu fellows"
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1895-07-19

WASHINGTON, July l1.-Ex-RepreSen-
tative Timothy Campbell of New ork
has called ut the state department and
had a conference with Acting Secretary
McAdoo, respecting the ill-treatment of
Il number of sisters of the Benedictine
order from New York. who had estab-
lished missions in Ecuador. Some have
arrived III New York, having escaped
in small boat. The United States
has demanded protection for those who
remain. and will likely demand repara-
ton for the outrage.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1895-07-19

LA PLATA, Md, July l7.-Mrs. Far.
rail- has been found not guilty of the
poisoning of her husband When the
verdict was announced the crowd in
the courtroom cheered wildly. Mrs.
Farrall broke down and wept for joy
She became hysterical. She sprang to
meet Colonel Wilmer. her chief coun.
sci. who was advancing to meet her
She threw both arms around the stall
wart colOnels neck and kissed him.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1895-07-19

New YORK, July 17.-No examina-
tion of the cases of goods seized by the
United States marshal on board the
brig Pearl, loading at Brooklyn. for a
southern port, has yet been made and
it cannot be said, therefore. whether
the briggs cargo contained arms for
Cuban insurgents or not. l.. w. and z.
Armstrong, who deny that they have
any interest in the boat or cargo, hav-
ing sold the Pearl three years ago to
q southern shipping company.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1895-07-19

WASHINGTON. July 1.-THE president
has Just promulgated "A new rule modi-
flying the old customs rule Of the civil
service, the effect of which l.
to greatly limit the number of
promotions in classified customs dis
tricts. except after appropriate eX-
animation. Promotions can be made
only TO a limited extent without eXanIi-
nation, and no promotions can be made
from one grade to another without al
appropriate examination TO test fitness
for the position to which the promotion
Is to be made.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1895-07-19

Ell PASO. Tex, July l7.-Twelve
square miles i'll East FL PaSO are under
water. causing 3d. 900 damage Traffic
over the Southern Pacific has been en-
tirely blocked for - hours Evergreen
cemetery is entirely under the flood.
which was the biggest ever known
here. The freshet, however which was
caused by heavy rains III New Mexico.
Is now receding.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1895-07-19
Iron Miners strike More Serious.

ISHPEMING, Mich. July 1.-THE situ-
alton with reference to the strike III Ish
peming and Negaunee gradually grows
more serious. All work at the mines
has ceased. About 1000 men from both
cities held a mass meeting and decided
TO hold out as long as possible and mo
lest all who dare to resume work. Com
mittees Were appointed To wait on the
officials of the companies, submitting
propositions for higher pay.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1895-07-19

OREGON CITY. or, July I1.-Word
has been brought to the city that the
Wllhoit Springs stage has been held up
by highwaymen at Howard hill, "A few
miles from this city. Henry Mattoon,
the driver. and one passenger, a Port
land man, We're robbed of their money,
abDut 800
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1895-07-19
Why White Killed Rothschird.

MEMPHIS. July 17.-Dr White. who
killed Jacob ROthschild, the piano sales
man, i'll an interview with a reporter,
said his object in interfering to stop the
attentions paid to Miss Carrie Glissoon
by Rothschild, was simply to protect
the girl, whom he had known from her
childhood. from probable harm. Roth
schild's body Will be shipped 10 his
family at Dallas, Tex. He was married.
but the girl didn't know Ii
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1895-07-19

TOLEDO, July 1.-THE f1ints' chimney
committee has reported i'll favor of re
ducing the number of moves on some
lines of Chimneys. also a 10 per cent
advance TO gathererS. The prescrip-
tion committee reported in favor of an
advance.
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Died For "A Dime.

WICHITA, Kan, July 17.-Near Clear
water. Daniel Smith, a 9-year-old boy,
was in i'll health and his father got a
patent medicine TO recuperate him.
His father promised TO give him cent
for every dose he would take. The boy
took ten teaspoOnfuls of it in order u
get a dime He died before medical at
tendance could be secured
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AN ELECTRIC LOCOMOTIVE.
1t Pulls Big Freight Train Through
the Ii. Il q. Tunnel at baltimore.

the II. 4 a. Tunnel at BaItimOre.
BALTIMORE, July l7.-An possible
question of the ability of electric loco
tive No. l of the Baltimore and Ohio
railroad TO pull the heaviest trains
through the belt line tunnel has been
disposed of. With the tremendous
load of 20 freight cars. all laden to
their utmost, and two large lOcomO-
tiveS, the electric monster pulled
through the tunnel with not nearly all
power on
This test of the locomotive was the
most important that has yet been made.
The load pulled was at least 800, 900
pounds. The two steam engines, which
We're attached To the train, Joined THEN
forces when the electric locomotive was
detached. to take the train on its jour
ney east.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1895-07-19
Hastings Men Elected.

SCRANTON, Pa. July 1.-THE Second
Legislative districts convention was a
tame affair, Colonel f. H. Ripple and
City Controller Widemayer being elected
delegates. by 81 votes out of 90. Both
are Hastings men. and are pledged TO
support Judge Willard for the superior
court.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1895-07-19

WASHINGTON, July Il. - Assistant
Secretary Reynolds has decided that
while the commissioner of pensions Is
forbidden by law to suspend payment
of "A pension pending proceedings to an
nul or reduce II, nevertheless. III case
such pension l. annulled, all unpaid
pension apparently accrued at the date
of annulment becomes illegal and must
not be Daid
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1895-07-19
A PHILADELPHIA Failure

PHILADELPHIA, July I7.-Thomas H
Belcher. the owner and proprietor oI
''Chrystal Palace" the large notion
store, 81 North Eighth street. has a.
signed for the benefit of his creditors
The assignment was caused by execu
ton ON note for $S2.400, payable t,
Hood, Foulkrod x Co, for goods pur
chased, dated July 10, 1895, and made
PAYABLE on demand.
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Cleveland Don't Want q Third Term.

PORTLAND. Or, July l7.-Ex- Con
gresham General T. Cable of Illinois,
IN an interview speaking about presl-
dent and a third term. said: When
the proper time comes the president
viii make himself mighty clear on the
subject, if necessary. He will not be
before the convention, nor would he
run if nominated "
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Dynamite Sweepings In the stove,

LoGANsPoRT, Ind, July I7.-Maude
Bunnell, daughter of wealthy farmer
near Reynolds, swept together a quan-
tity of dynamite, which had been left
where her father was filling shells for
blasting purposes, and threw the col
lection into the stove. In the explosion
which followed one hand was torn OFF
and her face badly mangled.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1895-07-19
Yellow Fever Increases In Havana.

WASHINGTON, July l7.-Advices to
the surgeon general of the marine hos
pital service are To the effect that there
were 20 new cases Of yellow fever IN
Havana, during the week ending July
II, and 5 deaths. a slight increase.
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Window GIossworker. Convention.

PITTSBURG, July 1.-THE Window
GlasswOrkers convention has adopted
a resolution. that the size of rollers after
ruttIng shall not exceed 40x56 inches
President Burns Will be allowed to ap-
point four members of the executive
committee in the future
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1895-07-19

New YORK. July IT.-Inquiry in the
nail trade in this city shows that there
has been an advance in the price of
nails III the last sixty days of nearly 100
per cent. This Is said To he due To a
strong agreement, which includes all
the manufacturers in the country.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1895-07-19

WASHINGToS, July I7-Frank Rob
erts, United States consul at Nogales
Mexico, has reported TO the state de
partment. under date of July >. on tn .
execution 10y Mexican troops of Rober"
Tribolete, an American citizen from
Bisbee. \. T., who settled in Froute-
vas, Mexico, about two years ago. He
was susDected of robbery
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Tried to Kill Himself and Sweetheart

PHILADELPHIA, July Thames Con
ner, aged "a years, of 2744 Kensington
avenue, shot Kate Conley, aged - of
1888 Ann street, and then turned the
weapon upon himself, sending bullet
into his right temple The girl may re
cover, but Conner cannot. The shoot
ing was the result of Il lovers quarrel
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1895-07-19

New YORK, July 1.-THE Rev. Ar
thur Brooks died on board the steam
ship Fulda. Ola her passage from South
amptOn to this city. He was a brother
of the late Bishop Phillip : Brooks.
and pastor of the Church of the Incar-
nation. this CITY
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1895-07-19

WHEELING, July I7.-About 20 miners
have quit work at the Elm Grove coal
works and about a dozen at Glendale
This was the only foundation for exag
Grated reports OF a miners strike in
this district All the operators are and
have been paying the 6O-csnt scale.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1895-07-19

RICHMOND. Va. July i7.-The sseam-
er Ariel reported sunk in the James
river, with a crowd of colored eXcur-
siOnists. has arrived safely at Peters
burg. 1t was delayed by the storm.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1895-07-19

JACKSON. Miss, July I1.-Itis learned
here that riot has occurred At Learned.
Miss, between the Mckca and and Ter
rill factions, who We're engaged IN "A law
suit. Fifty-tvO shots We're fired. Two
men were killed, another mortally
wounded and several injured.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1895-07-19

BERNE, Switzerland, July l1-An
American named Zermatt Parkett has
accomplished the ascent of the Matter
horn over ii, 100 feet above the level ol
the sea
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Secretary smith a sabbath Observer

WASHINGTON, July Il. - Secretary
Hoke Smith has declined to approve .
request for pay for work done ON Sun
day by government employees.
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Our $1,000 Suits.
Our $500 Suits

are beauties. You Will be sur
priscd To see them. \ more
stylish line at such low prices
WAS never before produced.
You will have To come and look
at them to appreciate the offer,
Our Youths Suits at $3.50,
$3.50, $4.jO. $500, S6.25,
$1,000 and Sl2.OO are unsur-
passed for fit, finish and work
manship.
ChiIdren's Knee Suits at 7Jc.
S1.OO, $1.2j, $50, $500,
SD. $40 are without an
equal.
Come and examine our stock
and he convinced.
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SAN FRANCIsCO, July IA N
fowne, second vice president and gen
sral manager of the Southern Pacific
company, has died at his residence in
this city
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EAST Liberty, Pa. July l6.
CINCINNATI JuIy l6-

HOGS - Market weak at - 65d5.iU; re-
ceipts, los head: shipments 4uU head
CATTLE-M Market slow and easy at 81 255
b>5: receipts, 100 head; shipments, 4UJ head.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Sheep, market in
good demand aud firm at Sl-jO6a75; receipts,
7.luO head shipments 2,IOO head. Lambs.
market weak at 81 5SSs5.15
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STAm8ULOFF VERY LOW.
He Had Forebodings of His Sad Fate
Months Ago.

Months Ago.
SOFIA, Bulgaria, July l7.-Ex-Pre
mier StambuIoff is very low from the
wounds inflicted by his would-be assas-
sin. 1t is believed here that the a .
tack was the result of a government
intrigue.
Stambulon predicted his fate months
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Zen per cent of the purchase money on the day
VI saiu SAFE; 10 per cent on the LIST day OF Sen
temoer, 1870, and the remainder OF balance of the
purchase mon ey ON the LIST ot October when M !
10 the said premises will he given by the under
sished 10 the purchaser OF purchasers thereof
The COMMONWEALTH GUARANTEES
TRUST SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY
Assignee OF ! SchaI, " iIhelm
AA9iiiS"urk- IA, fsly Il, 1880. Harrisburg
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HORR HARVEY DEBATE
Their Talk About Silver Now
On In Chicago.
HARVEY CLAIMS ADVANTAGE.

Ue Declares He Made His Opponent Ac-
knowledge That silver Was the Fixed
Unit of Value From 1892 To IS53-H"rr
Denies the Statement.
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Our Sl4.5O Suits

are among our greatest money
saving bargains. These are
made of dark gray, hard-twisted
Worsteds, lined with the best
material. They are the biggest
bargains in the department.
Come and examine them.
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LIE Markets.

PITTsBURG, July lG
WHEAT-No. l red, 7GGIIc; No. , red, 75
G76c.
CORN-No. yellow ear, 81 5d57c: No. vel
low -helled, 81 "a 53c; mixed ear 56a 81 .c.
OATS-No white, ~ a 81 49,; No. : do. 3Ia.
G52c; extra No. white, 3ll4dJlI.c mixed
S54HSlc.
HAY-No. timothy, sI7.75dIs %: No tirno
thy, Sl6.5GGlG.15; packing, $g.1JG9JO; No.
feeding prairie, Sll.J0Gl2OJ; wagon hay, $500
GO.m.
BUTTER-Elgin creamery, 2Ud2Ic; Ohio
fancy creamery, l6GlSc; fancy country roll,
lG l2c; low grades and cooking. 5r7c
CHEESE-Ohio mild, new, Sdslgc: New
York, new. 9d9I6c; Imberger, new. lOGIuIgc;
Wisconsin Swiss, l2GlJc. Ohio Swiss, IL aaI2c
EGGS-Strictly fresh Pennsylvania and Ohio
in cases. l2G Gl2i2c; l2Glc more for candIed
POULTRY-Large live chickens. 20 a 81. per
pair; live chickens, small ygG6Oc: spring
chickens, 40 6Oc, to size; ducks, 5JdGOc Del
pair, to size; dressed chickens, HdI3c per
pound dressed spring chickens, lSgl9c.
EAST LIBERTY, Pa, July Is
CATTLE - Receipts light today and
the demand Is firm at yesterdays
prices Prime, $5.3oG5-50; good, 81 5VGi 80
good butchers, S4.lOG43J: rough fat
$3.O0G4OO; bulls, cows and stays, SI75d
p fresh cows and sprin gers, $l5.UUG3OO1
HOGS-Receipts light today, but the quality
of stock l. poor; the market l. steady for
good grades, while slow ON common We
quote market as follows; Medium
Philadelphias, $55Oa5.55: best mixed and
heavy Workers, s5-+Od5.45; common to fair
Yorkers, $52Oa 5.S5; roughs, s4.Ota5OO
SHEEP AND LAMBS-The supply Is lib
eral, 10 cars ON sale; the demand l. fair
and the market Is little slow al
about unchanged prices. Export - lU,d4 3:
extra, S5.4OG56O; good, 81 gJN3.3J; fair, 81 -
az %; common sheep 5OcG$lOU: best lambs
s56OG3sO; good s. s5G3.lO: common t. far
sI5OG=5O; spring lambs, S2.UUd5oO: veal
calves, So 5O16OJ, heavy and thin calves s. "
4SUU
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VI" 7 'ffIN ~ y IIIF 10.
WHEAT-Spot market irregular. No. =
red store and elevator, 1t=.c: afioat
Il54c; f o. b., 72ssc afioat: No l northern.
'otsc delivered; No hard, 55s4c delivered.
CohN-Spot market steady. No. ,. 4gIsG
Soc elevator; J%4GJO7sc afioat; yellow 5yI a.
delivered; No white, 81 &c +. o. b afioat
OATS - spot market easier. No. , 2sa
SO; No delivered, 2ea 2gi &C: No. 3, ~
NO. white, BE; No. white, pc; track
White, 32a39c
CATTLE-European cables uuote American
steers AT lO1sDllt4c per pound dressed weight !:
refrigerator beef at sl4G9l &c per pound.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Shet.p I.C. higher
lambs vac lower. Sheep, poor 70 prime,
6l5.
HodS-Market firm at So. 4ad5.7o