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New-York tribune., 1895-12-07
TOOK HIS CLIENTS MONEY WITH HIM.
NEW DEVELOPMENTS IN THE CASE OF ALTooNAs
| ABSCONDING SOLICITOR.

NEW DEVELOPMENTS IN THE CASE OF ALTooNAs
ABsCONDING SOLICITOR.
Altoona. Penn Dec. 6.-Some new develop renes
in the Of absconiins City Solicitor Ambrose
came to light this afternoon. and 1t Is now proved
that he did not leave the city while insane, as his
friends conended. 1t came to light this afternoon
that he had taken a.ong with him in his sudden
fight $500 belonging three OF his Clients Several
days before Mr.. Ambrose LETT Altoona. sylvester
Bender paid over to him $l5S2. which was TO have
been devoted TO paying claim on his property
The payment was not quite due. AMI the person TO
whom it to be made refused ID accept H. be-
cause he wantel the interest which would accrue
Mr. Ambrose then put the money In the bank to
his own private account, and the day before he eft
herc drew Il out.
Ex-sherT r. II. Hughes ost 500 and Sheriff
O. r Bel OF this city. loses 800 in the same way
Other property-owners who gave money 10 Mr.
Ambrose to settle claims against their property are
becoming alarmed. Officers of the building associa-
tons for which Mr.. Ambrose solicitor will say
notninS. The examination OF his accounts with the
city has not yet been completed. and the city Of
ficials VIII not make statement at present Moth
ing has been heard OF the missing official.
New-York tribune., 1895-12-07
SALISBURY'S REPLY ARRIVES.
SIR JULIAN PAUNCEFOTE RECEIVES THE
VENEZUELAN LETTER.
IT IS THOUGHT THAT ARBITRATION OF THE DIS
PUTE is REFUsED-THE DOCUMENT NOT
LIKELY TO RE MADE PUBLIC
FOR sCME TINE.
FOR SCME TIME.


Washington Dec 6.--Lord Salisbury's reply
to Secretary Oney's dispatch, according to the
Presidents Messaoe, called upon the British
Government foi a definite answer to the ques-
ton whether It would or would not submit the
territorial controversy between Itself and Vene-
zuela in It's entirety to impartial arbitration
was received by Sir Julian Pauncefote. the Brit
ish Ambassador thi evening. 1t will be handed
to Secretary Olney Tomorrow.
At the same time that the formal reply was
transmitted to the British Ambassador here, an
other copy, according to diplomatic custom. was
handed to M Bayard, the American Ambas-
sador in London. through whom. in July. Secre-
tary Oiney's original note was presented to the
British Foreign Ohce, Sir Julian Pauncefote be-
ing then absent in England on vacation This
copy was undoubtedly placed in Mr.. BayarPs
possession some day" before the Presidents Mes
sage was presented to Congress.
1t is incOnceivabe that in a matter OF such
Importance some mixing OF It's contents should
not have been communicated by cable to Sec
retary Olney pro: to the framing of the Pres!-
dents Message Bearing in view this point. the
passage in the message in which the President
saws that the United States will not be "satished
e one Of the Powers concerned Is permitted 70
draw an arbtrar line through the territory N
debate and to declare that 1t VIII submit u az :,
tratiJn only the portion lying on one sile VI H.
VIII be REGARDED rs having much slSnlhcahce'
There Is a promise in the President Messase
that when the text Of he answer Oh tne britiSii @
Government, expected shortly. snail nave peel
received. further communication on tne suoJece
will probably be made T. Congress- VI couis se
this cannot be done while the President Is aosei |
duck-shooting. and the probabilities seem 10 oe
mat the correspondence will not see the hgnt
until after the Christmas holidays unless made
public on the other side Of the Atlantic.
New-York tribune., 1895-12-07
CHICAGO G.4S REORG 4NIZAIION
ATTENTION NOW CENTRED OK ATToRNEY-GEN-
FRAL MoLONEY WHO HAS THE PLAN UNDER
CONSIDERATION-A BOOM IN THE STOCK.

| ATTENTION NOW CENTRED on ATToRNEY-GEN-
FRAL MoLONEY. WHO HAS THE PLAN UNDER
CONGREGATIONAL BOOM IN THE STOCK.
Chicago. Dec 6-The important feature Of the
fight being waged by individuals interested and
hv the Attorney General for the people OF Illinois
against the combination of seven Chicago gas com
NAMES now that Judge Show1lter has dissolved
the temporary Injunction granted Pitt Barrows' is
the effect of the Federal Courts decision upon the
nroposed reorganzat.on OF the Gas Trust by con-
soidation When the Barrows litigation was
started it was charged that the suit was friendly
one for the purpose of obtaining a ruling from a
Federal court upon the legality OF consoldat ton,
and that in the event Of favorable decision The
/ committee would proceed w.;h the reorganization
plan regardless OF Attorney-General Moloneys pro-
ceedings IN opposition in the State cousts. The law
vers for the deny this assertion ana they Ger
talny made an elaborate defence in the Barrows
case The fact however. that counsel for the
Wiuimantc bondhoders have not decided to take
an anneal from Judge Showalter's decision is taken
bv antitrust people substan;iating the charge
Ct iAittorney-Generai Mooney called upon Judge
showalter this morning When ne came out Of the
Tor me TO saw what shall do what think Of
The decision OF Judge Showalter. The plan OF con-
upon it. and cannot give any intimauoA OF what
shall do until / have looked carefully over the
matter Neither do ! propose TO discuss Judge
Sbowaiter's act For the present that is all can
| say
A lively boom in Chicago Gas certificates yes
terdav expressed the opinion Of the Stock Exchange
on Judge Showalter's decision. There a ruch
10 b,v at the opening. and 5O0) shares changed
hands IN the first few moments at prices ranging
from G7;5 10 60 as against 6lA at the close on
| Thursday. IN the first hal,-hour 1000 snares
were sold After the excitement interest died away,
and thn total sales Cor tac day amounted TO Only
| q 900 shares at prices ranging from G7s to 69si.
the last quotation CSis, net gain for the day Of
+ p Flower and those associated with hin, In he
| plan for constellation look upon the decision AZ a
great vct r. ard believe that 1t opens the way tor
| a successful Isorgan.zaCon OF the property
New-York tribune., 1895-12-07
wUIrs CAPS Ar WORK ~ PfNSSfLTA "fA

Newcastle Penn. Dec. 6.-Lenoard Reed, who
occupes one Of OF four tenement-houses, IS
hoing uersecuted by white caps. Several weeks ago
no received letter ordering him and the three
ncghbors in the other houses to leave the he'snoos'
booa Mr. Reed paid 10 attention TO the notice.
ord , ,su nights later his ccalhouse was burned.
q, Thursday Reed received another notice signed
"white.caps." in which he was warned mat II ne
d.a no, get out of the country within ten days he
would be burned or blown up with dynamite. Kesd
mo\ ed this morning ana told MS neighp9rs OF .no
contents ot the whte-cap notice Reed ana me
other tenants have been pay ne their rem reSul V.
and neither the landlo any enc else KNOWS why
they are persecuied 7 case was placed IN ths
hands OF detectives to-day.
New-York tribune., 1895-12-07
ST. LOUISS ED FOR TIE CONVENIION

SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR $4,000 AND A GUARANTEE
FOR ANY AMOUNT.
St Louis Dec 6.-The committee having In charge
the raising of funds to secure the holding o, the
next Republican National Convention in this ci'y
met at O'Clock this afternoon and reported tnat
$1,000 had been subscribed for that purpose Inc
committee has a signed guarantee for any additional
an,ount necessary TO secure the convention. Head
quarters for the ST. Louis delegation nave been Sc
cured at the Arlington Hote,, in Wasnlngton, ana
they will go on the Baltimore and Ohio road to-
morrow. - , = -
The committee IS as follows Clark IL. Sampson
chairman; S. n Kennard president Business Mens
Leasue; Mayor G. r. Wabrdse eX,eioTern42F 4S2 T. O.
Kerens Thomas Booth, ". II. Thompson, ID; NJ
Houser +. 6. Niedringhaus. +. =. }rowne.L r. q
Townsend, Joseph NJ Hayes. William O. Boyi
Major c. C Ranwdter Frank Canine Charles NJ
Flach Nathan Cole. Richard BarthO.dt. Charles r.
JOY Seth ". Cobb, James Cox and Major William
Warner Of Kansas city.
New-York tribune., 1895-12-07
AL7GELD BREAKS OUT ~ 4 NEW SPOT
HE PARDoNs TWO CoNVIcTs SENT TO PRISON FOR
ELECTION FRAUDS AND READS \ LEcT-
UEE To HONEST VOTERS.

Springfield. H., Dec. G.-Governor Altgeld to-day
hardened Donald y. Chapman and Simon McNuliy.
who were sentenced to the pcnitentary for con-
spiracy to o5r:ruct voters at an e.ection held IN
Chicago IN November. 1894 Chapman was sen
fenced for eighteen months ana McNulty for Il
wear Tho Governor bases his pardon on the
ground that the Were the victims OF a partisan
practlce that should b exposed and condemned, and
that one Of them McNulty. entrappei into
pleading guilty. with the promise that ne would be
let of with a nne
The Governor In his statement fled with the
nardon states that the practice exists In Coos
County when the Board Of County Commissioners
a Republican Of periodically selecting Republ!-
can Crane Jury al some time previous 10 an i'm
portant election. having this jury indlct arge
numoer OF Democrats, Ostensbly for violating an
elecrion law or f)r corruption, and while TINS I5
done raising "A hue ana cry through the papers,
with the purD0s- OF exciting public sentLntni ia
faVol ~ one party and as linst he oiher. lie a.
rprs that tta civic Feoertucn has b, On Lstd a. ne
tool of the Republican, POLITICIANS. and has bdcAei
no these prosecutions win large sums oi MONEY.
H. srlv AN cases these prosecutions are afOppe"
5ftrr eccfloi ana nothing comes II tneni. Ia CO.
lng ,he CoveYnjr says. ii IS idle 10 eApeGt HE
American people 10 respect courts ~ Jusbcs p''-
cetdngs OF this kind are TO be sanctioned.
New-York tribune., 1895-12-07
MR. CLEVBL4ND AMONG THE DUCKS.
cux IN HAND. IN ~rLIvp.~ HE WILL SOON BE

Gu, IN HAND IN 4 BLIND HE WILL SOON BE
FORGETTING ALL OFFICIAL CARES.
Norfolk Va. Dec. 6-President Cleveland, accom-
panied by Secretary Lamont, Captain Wide anu
Dr. Bryant, arrived here on the lighthouse tender
Maple this morning, At s:lj o'c.ock. At the buoy
yard they were transferred 10 the Violet when
started al once for the duckng grounds OF North
Carolina arriving off Currituck Light late this af-
ternoon The Violet Will remain there over nght,
proceeding tomorrow morning 10 Hatteras, wheTes
according to reports received tonight, thousands or
ducks are lowering about The waters. Vt cape
Channel near Hatteras 'blinds' have been pro-
yided for four people ana in OF these the Presi-
dent will secrete himself early Monday morning and
wait fOI the game. -
The Presdant.aI party will not reach Hatteras be
fore tomorrow night, ana sunday will be devoted
10 res, and preparation for Mondays shooting.
New-York tribune., 1895-12-07
UOMEN SHRfEkED AND ~ GOONED.
A DEMONSTRATION or WOE FOLLOW" Ihf 'oN
vICTiON Oh FIVE COuNTERFEiTENS IN
PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA
Phlladelpha, Dec. 6.-An extraorcinNfy oe'"o.
stratlon on the part Of weeping women ana e''''-
dren followed the conviction OF five couh'erleters
tried before Judge Butler and jury In the ohi'ea
States District Court this afternoon. Ihe trai "aa
that % Moses Rosengarten. Max FRANK 'aoop
Finehvrg. jacob Friedman and Henry Greehours
for making and having in their possession counter
felt coins and dies. There had congreSated IN 'he
cour. corridors thirty or fcr;y women ana chiareh
the wives daughters and children OF the cefena
ants Few II any in this motley group couiu
sneak Englirh, but soon as they were ape 10
comprehend the purport Of the verdlct-the neces-
sarv senaratlon and Imprisonment; OF the defend
ants with all that this impl began 10 wal
and scream in the most dramatic possible fashion
c., ~ rho women threw themselves, with then
;yTa,to IN tneir arms on the cold corridor floors
nnd swoored Others took up various pos stions on
The stems of the building ana went INTO Mysteries
Eli,, haif an hour had elapsed before the corridor
was 'ce AIRED by the deputy marshas and secret ser
soms NJ the women in the crowd, when qu'eted
lonr enourh 10 talk 10 anybody. said thai they had
noSShs~e - 60 and did not know what would be
non, ~ them and their children when the heads o.;
theit fam.Les were sent of 10 prison to remain TO-
years 49,, -. 49, ..n,,,o.. ...,.,, ,
imnossi Tor the demonstrations above described
r,ads tNe Court d.slnclined 10 any further with
these cases for the present
New-York tribune., 1895-12-07
RUSSIA ACCEPTS AMERICAN ARHoH

IT is SEVERELY TESTED THERE WITH GRAFT
FLYING RESULTS.
Bethlehem, Perm. Dec. 6.-President Linder-
man. Of the Bethlehem Iron Company to-day
received A cable dispatch from Lieutenant Meiss'
at 81. Petersburg, giving particulars of test OF
side armor plate for the now Russian bastiesnip
Seyastopol The plate was subjected to severe
baEistic test The projectile penetrations were
slight and there were no cracks at all. Ine test
resulted IN the Russian Government accepting
55O tons of Haryey.zed side armor. and proves
that American armor is the best in the world
New-York tribune., 1895-12-07
THE couANrHE ARRTvFS AT CH,RLrSrox.

cbarleston s c. Dec. 6.-For'y-siX hours after
leaving ter per in New-Yark the splendid new ship
Of the Clydes the Comanohe reached her dock IN
this city The decks were lined with passengers
and a large crowd cheercd from the wharf as the
vessel swung In and WAS made fast The Nomanehs
4 making her maiden trip and has large pas
songer LIST and heavy freight Captain Pennington
sos that everything was work ng smoothly and
everybody was pleased. The vessel was inspected
~, thousands ~ people this afternoon and the
veri ct Is that never mis- Chirl ston seen finer
ho,t or a moro courteous crew. The Comancho
allied for Jacksonville toni H.
New-York tribune., 1895-12-07
AN rX-BISNOP DECLARED INSANE.

ST Louis Dec. 6.-Probate Judge George W.
Wolff OF St Louis County, this evening rendered a
formal declaration that ex-Bshop James Duggan
OF Chicago who is also exNicar-General of the st.
Louis diocese Is insane. This action taken to
secure proper control OF %VgJ endowment policy
was named guardian. Bishop Duggan was
ordained Bishop Of cnicago In 1891 Controversy
with some of the priests OF his diocese unsettled his
mind and for twenty-six years he has been an, in
mate OF 81 Nincent's Asyllm In this city.
New-York tribune., 1895-12-07
TtylTIOy or CHrRCH PROPERTY ~ NISSONRl

ST. Louis, Dec. 6-The movement to brihs ABOUT
the taxation Of church property IN Missouri Is as
sumirc commanding proportions. The Rev. w. W.
Uorl-tns. secretary of the Agitation Committee,
havlrs the matter in charge, said yesterday;
Church property in ST. Louis with market vaiua-
ton Of o,er sis 600 is now untaxod tully nal.
~ ,his rronerty IS not directly used for church
uirnoses and large part OF 1t Is held for specula-
iion In some Instances secular occupation OF
cbnrch lands and BUILDINGS yields revenue IN rem
tal Of churchez but no tax as assessed. II IL our
purpose to secure an amendment 70 the oonsutu-
lion OF the State taxing all property
New-York tribune., 1895-12-07
RESULTS or the ELECTION ~ NEW-HA TEy.

New-Haven. Conn, Dee. civilian J. Mills,
eneral moderator or The city election. this noon
announced the election OF the following persons:
Police mssioners-Lous NJ Ullman Repub-
Ucan: John Clancey. Democrat Board OF Public
Works-L H. johnson Republican: J. y. States.
Democrat. Ere Commissioners-W. II. McDorald.
Democrat; A. d. Sanborn. Republican. Cclcc' or
OF Taxos-F c. Anthony. Democrat City Treas
urer-E q. stoddard.
New-York tribune., 1895-12-07
STAGE EOBBED ron THF EIGHTH TIME

Ashland Ore Dec 6.-The Ager-Kiamath Falls
stage was robbed yesterday. for the eighth time
within eight months. 1t halted by a mourtol
h!ghwayman. who ordered the driver 10 throw
over the mall bags. After r.h.ng these he re-
ueved the only passenger. woman OF her purse
and fed. The express company does not send any
reasuro-boXes or tNs route on account OF the
frequency Of the ''hold-ups." The law officers IN
that sect oh have been subjected 10 some criticism
on account OF iacr .aXttN in pursuing the ROAD
acente" and the matter has been brought 20 ihe
attention of the pos,oilice Department TO secure
the aid of the Secret Service.
New-York tribune., 1895-12-07

Jackson Mich. Dec. G.-Charles II. Price. noted
forger United States mail pilferer and diamond
robber sentenced to prison here in 1890 for seven
years for forgery at Detroit escaped in 1885 by
ranging a box with a false bottom. He was drawn
out OF the prison yard truck but capt
Ired and returned to PRISON. during his freedom
he robbed "A mail box at St Joseph Mo, and forged
n stolen draft for 500 drawn on the German Amer
lean Bank OF that city. Through It's attorneys
the ba nix has sued the convict, Price who is
in prison for the amount OF the draft and in
terest the return day being for January TO-
New-York tribune., 1895-12-07
WALTER c. CHILD BrTs 1 VINE

Helena. Mont, Dec 6-One OF the most important
transoc,iops I'm Mining circles that has been made
for several months consummaied to-day In
Deer Lodge The purchaser Is Waiter c. Child, OF
Ncw-YoIk and the property l. that & S' the trizs
,rice II urlnoWn but the first ag.alment. Slop,~p
way uald i'm cash upon the proper signatures being
ulh hccd OIL The deeds.
New-York tribune., 1895-12-07
SHOT HIMSELF WHILE INSANE.
SUICIDE OF A FORMER PRESIDENT OF THE ALA
BAMA SENATE.

birmingham. Ala. Dec. Ga special to THE
state HERALD from Tuscaloosa. Ala. says The
community was shocked to-day by the death OF n
g Hargraye who shot himself at his home In TINS
10. ,h1, oftcrnoon For two weeks Colonel Har-
grave has been Ill and had become temporarily m
7ans and had occupied many Offices of honor ana
trust ane of the most exalted being president Oh
The upper branch OF the Alabama Legislature
which place he filed FOR two terms
New-York tribune., 1895-12-07
,orD .BEBDrEy r4cK IN OTTAWA.

Ottawa. Ont. December G.-Lord Aberdeen and
party arrived here by special train at o'clock this
afternoon after an absence OF several months ON
the Pacific coast They Will winter at Rldtau Han
as Parliament meets next month
New-York tribune., 1895-12-07
COLLAPSE or A BELAMY COLONY

Manistioue Mich, Dec. 6-The Hiawatha Co.
operative Colony. organized on the beiIaihy P'a" Z"
connie Of wears ago. VIII disband The colony
started with glowing prospects but gradually the
mamhers became dissatisfied and the property VIII
L.. Lii, iInI
New-York tribune., 1895-12-07
lord DCNRAVEN TO RETURN.

THE FIELD" SAYS HE WILL SAIL FOR NEw-YoRK
ON DECEMBER IL.
London Dec. 6.-"The Field VIII tomorrow say
that Lord Dunraven viii sail for New-fork on De-
cember T..
New-York tribune., 1895-12-07

The substance OF the foregoing dispatch was re-
cevad in Wall Street shortly after O'CLOCK put
oniy in the shape of rumor without mention OF
any names the description beng: one OIL 'ne
largest private wire Chicago and New-fork wheat
and stock houses in existence" when the attention
of George b. Hopkins, the New-iot partner VI
1t,.o., tIopt,ns 4. CO. was called to the rumor
~. a Tribune reoorter he said that ne had no idea
to whom the charges referred lie Immediately
called no the Chicago office and asked MS partner
i G. Kennett what the rumJ: meant. Mr heh-
uett's rep.y follows:
@ Y Harris and have been cited TO appear pee
fore the Board of Directors 10 answer cndIse vi
having connections with II. c. GInnlng a man VINO W
'sad ~ ~ rk for us and who was SAID 10 Dc tu'ihhs
q bucket-snop. We loaned him some money al V VV.le
time but he paid 1t with interest iohs as9' ~ we
never mad any other connection WIN num- ana niVe
ne doubt we can satisfy directors that the charges
ore Inspired by jealousy and malice
New-York tribune., 1895-12-07

OF INTEREST TO PRoMENADERs IN nROAD-
way we have no Cd overcolts 10 mark down. but
are Offering III attractive prices.
Excellent kersey overcohts al so: others .Ow
as si0. AL new and stylish. GEORGE c. BEN.
JAMIN, BROADWAY, COR. c5fH-ST.-tAdv
New-York tribune., 1895-12-07
KENNETH HOPKINS g. CO. ACCUSED.
CHARGED BY THE CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE
WITH CONNECTION WITH BUCKET SHOP
ME- KENNETTS EXPLANATION.

Chicago. Dec 6-Kennett. Hopkins Co.. Oh
New-York and Chicago, old and prominent STOCK
Exchange and Board OF Trade firm, were ci'eu .o-
dav TO appear on Tuesday next for trai before tue
r,oarl Of directors of the Board of Trade on the
charge Of having been associated with bucket
shon It Is understood that the firm VIII be charged
with having their wires run to bucket-shop lot
share in the profits and with taking them out only
when the recent bucket-shop disclosures were maus
resulting In the expulsion of one BOARD Oh AFdue
member and the suspension of another
New-York tribune., 1895-12-07
cHrcaGo STEEL couptyr SHUTS Dowv.

Chicago. Dec. s.-InahNtty to pay its n,sH has
caused the East Chicago Iron ard Steel CSapany.
witch operates a rolLrg-r.l.. 70 shut down isS
works The prospects are that work VIII not be
resumed untll after TIE holidays. S.A hundred
men are ihrowa out OF EN- oloyment.
New-York tribune., 1895-12-07
CHINA WANTS RUSSIAN AID.
WILL THE CZAR CONSENT TO PUT DOWN
THE KAN-sOO REBELLION?

INSURGENTS ovERRUN THE fRoV1NcE-lAN-
CHoo. THE CAPITAL. FALLs-Two THOU
SAND PRISONERS. THIRTY GUNS AND
LARGE QUANTITY OF NUM-
TIONS CAPTURED.
Paris Dec. Ga dispatch from st. petersburg
to "L'Eclair" says II IS reported there that emma
has asked Russia whether the Russian Govern
ment would be willing If requested 10 90 So 20
send an army corps to help suppress the reoeAion
in North China.
II is represented that the rebellion Is spread
Ing daily The rebels have already overrun the
Province Of Kan-Soo and captured its capital
Lan-Choo taking 1000 prisoners and selling
thirty guns. together with large quantity OF
ammunition. provisions, etc.
New-York tribune., 1895-12-07

FLINTS FINE FURNITURE.
\cw-NOrl c.s appreciate the elegant Furniture ie-
snCd by F.ints art.st3. stores % West 2'i st-AdVi
New-York tribune., 1895-12-07
SULTAN AGAIN CONSENTS.
UNIQUE CASE OF SAID PACHA.
SIR PHILIP CURRIE REFUSES TO SUR
RENDER THE EX-GRAND vIzIER.

PASTORS MURDERED FOR REFUSING ISLAM
RUSSIA AND FRANCE HAVE NOT WITHDRAWN
BRITISH SAILORS LANDED TO PROTECT THE
EMBASsY-MR. TERRELL BLAMES AND
PRAIsES-PRoMOTED FOR THREATEN
ING CHRISTIANS BRAVE ACT OF
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-23

Chicago. H., Jan. 22.-There was only
a handful of cattle here today, the
fresh arrivals not exceeding $500 and
there being very little stale stock, but
not many cattle were wanted, and
while the market had firm tone, It
was not much higher, Prices showed
more than the usual irregularity, at
the quotations remain as before.
Dressed beef and shipping steers We're
saleable at 53.25@j.SO, most of the trad
ing being at S3.75d475 Cows and bulls
sold principally at S2.0O43,OO. There
was fair demand for stockers and
feeders ~ $225D375.
There is much nervousness today in
hog values Although the receipts We're
several thousand less than expected
buyers held Off and wltE>llany sellers.
IT was a question whether the market
was better or worse. Good hogs sold
as well as the day before. while light
and light mixed We're weaker. Sales
were principally at s3.9Od405 for light
and Al50440 for averages over 200
pounds The close was rather firm,
The sheep market was fairly active,
and the receipts again turned out light
and there was n gain in strength.
Both sheep and lambs sold 10g15c
higher Sheep were quoted at S2,00G
1885, lambs S3.00GA.60.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-23

Liverpool. Jan. -Cotton-spot. fair
demand, good business done; prices
easier; American middling l-s2d. Tho
sales OF the day We're $4,000 bales, OF
which 1000 were for speculation and
export, and included 1900 American.
Receipts $4,000 bales, Including 55,lO0
American.
Futures opened easy and closed quiet
at the decline. American mlddling l..
NJ, c. January 5g-64@g 6O-6fd: Janu-
airy and February 59-Gi02 6o-6id; Feb
ruary and March G0-Gla2 6i-Gid:
March and April 6s-64d April and
May G3-64d; May and June 3G9 1-G4d;
June and July 2-6id; July and Au-
gust a-6iGS Asa: August and Sep
tomber 4-64G8 5-6id; September and
October 2 C-64d