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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1896-12-25
CONGRESS TAKES a REST.

An Adjournment Untit After the Hoii-
days-House and senate Ses-i"n~
WASHINGTON. Dec 23.-The senate.
in its closing session preceding holiday
adjournment. was unexpectedly III
verted from Cuba to the Pacific rail
roads. An unusually large crowd was
in the galleries, anticipating that Mr.
Vest would continue his speech, begun
Monday, on the attitude of Mr.. Olncy
toward the Cameron resolution The
interest this had awakened was shown
by the presence, in the diplomatic gal
lery, of First Assistant Secretary OF
State Rockhill, who is next i'll rank tn
Mr.. Olney in state affairs and who has
had special charge of the reports com
ing from consuls in Cuba. The foreign
delegation also was well represented
Soon after the session opened Mr.. Pet
tigrew of South Dakota called up his
resolution relative to the trust notes nf
the Pacific railroad.
The senator made a savage onslaught
on the Pacific railroad system i'll gen
eral. charging that combination of
private interests was seeking to ahsOr h
the roads and close ont the government.
This opened the entire question and
Mr.. Morgan ala. followed with bit
ter arraignment of the Pacific roads.
charging them with fraud and crime
on gigantic scale
The speech lasted until the morning
hour had nearly expired. thus sending
over the Cuban question until after the
holidays. Mr.. Call secured the adop-
tion of a resolution asking the secre-
tary of state for information relative
to the killing of Charles Gavin, All
American citizen hy the Spanish forces
in Cuba Further than this. the session
was uneventful and the senate ad-
journed for the holidays, lasting until
Ian z
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1896-12-25
sPANlAROs BADLY THRAsHeD.
They Sent Ont False Reports Abnnt
Battle In the Philippines

They sent Ont False Reports hbnnt =
Battle In the Philippines.
SAN Francisco, Dec. 23--Private ad-
vices from Manila, Philippine Islands
have reached here and are verified by
an account that appears in the Hong
kong press. received per steamer BeIgic
The news contained i'll the communica-
tion deals with the attack by the Span
ish on the Noveleta isthmus. and the
attempt of the Spanish to dislodge the
insurgents in Cavito and Vijo.
At the end of the campaign, the
Spanish authorities sent out dispatches
reporting that the attack had been sue
cessful and that the rebel loss was very
heavy. The Spanish claimed to have
lost about 30 killed and 100 wounded
1t is now learned that the great victor
that the Castilians predicted ended in
iRnOminious defeat. The rebels hold
Noveleta against warships and troops
The Spaniards retired after suffering
heavy loss
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Reduced as.s to Washington.

For the benefit of those who desire to at
tend the ceremonies incident TO the inaug
uration of President-elect Mckinley, the
Pennsylvania Railroad company will sell
excursion tickets to Washington March l,
,. 3, and 4, valid to return from NJ arch 4 to
s at the following low rates: From New
York. s. %; Philadelphia. s., 40; Baltimore
81 60; Harrisburg, 500: Williamsport
IS 70: Buffalo. sl1.20; Rochester, S10.4S;
Altoona and Pttsburg, $1,000; and from
all other stations on the Pennsylvania
system at reduced rates.
This Inauguration will be most inter
estlng event, and will undoubtedly attract
IA large number of people from every sec
tion of the country.
The magnificent facilities of the Penn
sylvania railroad make this line the fdv-
Orite route to the national capital at all
times, and its enormous equipment and
splendid terminal advantages at Washing
ton make it especially popular on such oc-
cassions.
l. 3m.
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PITTSBrRG. Dec %

" 80.
CATTLE-Receipts were light On Nonday.
pcars on sale; market active: supply TODAY
Is light, and prices unchanged we oucte
the prices as follows: Prime si50t
4-'u; good. Sf25Gfi-35; tidy. IS au6ts. 10; good
butchers, 81 1k6l3 %: fair, So 25d3 a.. fea6a-s
s"-HFGiS'; hnlls. stags and cows 81 nl5ti .,l:
bologna cows. s5.GDI5.m; fresh cows and
kpringers S3n.N6li5.On
HoGS-Receipfs liberal on Monday; mar
kef dull and lower. Today receipts were fsir
ana market steady AT the following ouota-
nons; Prime light Workers and pigs S3.ta
Si5; hest medium. 335GtS 4n: common 20 fair
800
SHEEP-Supply on Monday light: IS cars
on SALE market active; receipts TODAY were
hight: prices steady. We Quote tine sol.
lowing prices: Prime s. 65G63 rs: ecnd
s3.55G3-GI; fair. S265632s; common 90 1rA
s5n' culls. SlH9l.51 Lambs-Choice. s. 256
b-5o; common 10 good. s4.GG5.OO; veal calves
S5mdb.25: hea " and thin calves. IS COMA O0
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neRAT D THE CIVIL SERVICE.
T., Came p For Its Yearly Inning In
the House.

WAsHI~ roN. Dec. 23.-Tbe mousse
has passea the legislative. executive
and judicial appropriation bin and then
adiourned for the holiday recess. inns
is the first time in the history of con-
press that the Legislative bill has heep
nassed before the holidays.
The day was devoted TO the amman
debate of the civil service law. and. as
usuaI. the attempt to strike ont the pro
vision for the commission was over
wholmingly defeated
There was a good deal OF threshlng
over old straw and sparrinG for p"iitl.
cal points. Mr.. Brosius. chairman OF
rho civil service committee, detcnded
the law. Others who participated IN
the debate. were Messrs. Baker (keP
n. HI. Walker (Rep-. Mass-). VIII
Jams Dem. Miss-), Bowers thep-.
Cal }. and Neil (Dem., Ark Mr. set
tie (Rep.. Y. C.). made the motion 70
strike ont the paragraph relating TO the
civil service. which was defeated-29 if
- The bill as passed carries s2i i'o"9'.
400 OF. s36.379 more than the cnrren'
hill
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ONE MINISTER OBJECTED
Scene at th. Gon,.crati"n ct the Arc
bi>hnu OF Caut.-r bury.

Seen. at III. Con,.craIinn ct the Arch
hi>iinp OF Caut.-r bury.
LONDON, Dec 23.-During the ceTe-
mOny of tho COnSeCratIon of the Rt
Rev. Frederick Temple. ID ID. az arch
bishop nf Canterbury at Bow churLh.
the Rev. Mr. Brownlnhu, chaplain of
the late bishop of Bath. rose and pro
tested against the consecrhtion on thu
ground that DIR. Temple was srlf-con-
fesSed believer IN the full doctrine OF
evolution aud that this dOctrIne was IN
compatible with the fidelity to the book
of common prayer and the articles Of
religion
The royal commissioners declined rc
hear the Rev MIR. BrnwnlOhu
After leaving the church Mr.. Brown
John distributed leaflets to Il few per-
snns outSIde the bnilding and the police
men made them move on, as reading
the leaflets nbstrncted traffic.
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A RECENT CAMPAIGN ISSUE.
1t Figures In Debate Before the Hon,
Judiciary Committee

II DeDate before the HOuse
Judiciary Committee.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 23.-The issue
which was known in the last presiden.
tial campaign as government by in.
junction" has been the subject of de-
bate by the house committee on Judi
ciary. The committee has before it a
substitute for the bill which passed the
senate last June dividing contempts of
court into direct and indirect classes
and permitting trials by jury in the lat
ter cases
This substitute is not so sweeping in
character as the senate bill and the SEN
tlment d the committee seemed to be
TO restrict still further its scope. There
was a general expression, however, to
the effect that United States courts
showed tendency TO strain their juris-
dlctlon on the ground of contempt to
the point OF infringement on the right
of trial by juries and a bill probably
will be "A reported.
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ANOTHER ReDUCTIoN IN COFFEE
The ArbnckIes Say They VIII Not Meet
Sugar Trust Prices.

NEW YORK. Dec. 23.-hs an evidence
that the American Sugar Refining com =
pany intend forcing operations IN the
coffee trade the announcements has been
made tn the coffee trade by the sugar
people of a further reduction of y
cent per pound in the price of the coffee
Of the WoolSOn Spice company.
This makes; a total reduction of I cent
since the purchase of a controlling in
tcTeSt IN the spice company by the sugar
people Thus far Arbuckle Bros. have
not met the reduction. and say they
viii not. as their customers will stick
with them The feeling in the coffee
trade Is that the reduction of | cent per
pound is merely preliminary to a much
severe eT one.
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WORK OF DAVIS COMMISSION.
Choctaws Accept Terms and Others Are
LikIey to DO So.

LikIey to DO So.
WASHINGTON. Dec. 23.-General r. q.
Armstrong of the Dawes Indian COM
mission has reached here and presented
Il report covering the work of the COM
mission up to date. The report was ac-
companied by the new treaty with the
Choctaws who have agreed by the
treaty to break up tribal relations and
assume the new form of government
within eight years.
General Armstrong reports that the
surveying and allotment of lands can
not be completed for four or five years
and outlines plans formulated by the
commission for the disposition of vari-
Gus intricate questions that will follow
the change of conditions. The COM
mission believed that the other Indian
nations are likely to follow the action
of the Choctaws at an early date
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and a tS50 cay1-
bJRyTcS c0HhISH-
IL f7r0 hn9,lSSlf
Trhirh aJS sent
crJf,yFJK VyfUlheJJ
L,r sIlkslI1okIoNE
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1896-12-25
DAN HANNA AGAIN SUED.
Another Election Bet Makes TroubIe Z
the ChaIrnan's son

Another Election Bet Makes Trouble For
the ChaIrman's SON
CLEVELAND, Dec. 23.-Dan r Hanna,
son of Hon. Nj. a Hanna, has been
again sued on an election bet Young
Hanna wagered $3.50 with Allen A.
Armstrong that Mckinley would carry
Ohio by more than $4,000. The money
was turned over to Hanna by the stake
holder. Armstrong makes the point
that Bryan should be credited with the
Peoples party vote as well as with the
Democratic vote.
Mr.. Hanna was sued on this same
point few weeks ago, and settled out
of court TO avoid the annoyance and no.
torlety entailed by the litigation.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1896-12-25

SANDY LAKE. Pa. Dec. 23.-The
friends and neighborS who have dill
gently searched for John Peters of
MIllbronk. since his sudden and mys-
terions disappearance from his home on
Thursday, found his dead body pinned
underneath "A tree in the forest about
one half mile from his house.
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WENT DOWN WITH A BRIDGE.
One Person Killed and Others Bnrt al
LittIeton, w. Va

WHEELING, Dec. 23.-At Littleton.
Wetzel county, wire suspension bridge
over a creek broke down while crowded
with people returning home from "A
church entertainments and about 80 OF
40 people We're precipitated into the
bed of the stream.
Wilbert Hammond. aged IS, was
killed The dangerously wounded are :.
Miss Artie Brown and Harry Anderson
Less badly hurt Miss Cora Murphy
Simmons Fox, William Mays and son
and Newt Carman.
The fact that the creek was low pre-
sented greater loss of life.
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PACIFIC RAILROAD OzsTS.
The Secretary of the Treasury Sends a
Report tn Congress

Report tn Congress
WASHINGTON, Dec. 23.-The secretary
of the treasury has sent to congress a
computation of the Pacific railroad
debts, as made 10y the government actu-
airy. The statement shows that the an
vances to the Union Pacific, iucludlug
the Kansas Pacific. 10y the government
VIII. at maturity. thc LIST of next July.
amount to S!J2. $40. 2S5, of which suifi-
tieut has been repaid to reduce the
amount to S5:;, 2Sg. .5g3
The balance due on account of the
Central Pacific on the LIST of July next
will ne $50, ,3lS, :}77
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1896-12-25

San Francisco. Dec. 23.-The st amer
Bclgic arrived from HongkOng and Yo-
kohama via Honolulu bringing to port
the remains of Miss Kate Field The.
funeral services viii take place at Trim
ity Episcopal church on next Sunday
afternoon, and the body will be imme
diately afterwards conveyed to the Gre
matory, where 1t will be incinerated
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1896-12-25
MORE FAILURES IN CHICAGO.
Runs on Three Banks Owing to Mon
days Banks Collapse.

Runs Three Banks Owing To Mon
days Banks Collapse
CHICAGO. Dec. 23.-Thc failures of
Angus 6z Gindele, general contractors.
the American Brewing. Mailing and
Elevator company, the George A.
Weisse Mailing and Elevator company
and George A WeisSe. Individually, ali
of these being due to the collapse of the
National Rank of IllinOise. and small
runs on three banks were the echoes OF
the big bank failures
Runs were made on the Garden City
Banking and Trust company, the Hi
bcrniau Savings bank and the Illinois
Trust and Savings bank. but none were
of much lmnOrtinCe.
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DRILLING TO FIGHT IN CUBA.
Three Companies Organized In Obi
Towns Join Gomez

Towns to Join Gomez
DEFIANCE, o.. Dec. 23.-Three COM
fanies of Cnban recruits are being
organized here and at Napoleon and
Paulding. Thirty men have
Joined the company here and they are
partially armed and equipped They
are beng drilled nightly.
1t is believed the three companies
will muster about $50 men and they are
expected to start for Cuba as soon as
they can get transportation Most of
them are members of the national
guard and of the Sons of Veterans
They expect to join the Ohio legion.
which is a part of the command of
General @
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Pringree Alleged Bribery.

DETROIT, Dec. GA temporary IN
junction has been granted by the cir
cult court on application of Mayor
Pingree. restraining the county super
visors from confirming proposed con
tract for erection of county building
The mayor alleges bribery against IL OF
the supervisors.
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For Mrs. Stowe. Character.

LEXINGTON, KY, Dec. 23.-Maym
Simral has received letter from Chas
Umbers of Dunedin, New Zealand, i'll
forming him that subscription of $40
would be sent as a Christmas gift for
George Lears Clark, who is understood
to be the George Harris of Uncle
Toms Cabin" Clark is near starva-
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THE MINERS ALL ESCAPED.
No Deaths From the Explosion I'm n
WiIke>barre Shaft.

DtaTH- n
wiIkeSbarre Shaft.
WTLKESBARRE, Pa, Dec 23.-A can
vasS of the homes of miners employed
IN the Baltimore mine, where the eX-
plosIou occurred, shows that all the men
escaped from the mine. 1t was at first
supposed that four or five of the men
had been caught III that portion of the
mine where the explosion occurred, but
now all have been accounted for. The
men who were taken out are getting
along nicely.
The hospital physicians report that
all their patients are doing we'll There
is a small fire burning in the mine, and
the officials hope to have 1t under con
troll before long. Everybody is rejoic
ing over the gallant work of the res
cuerS
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Armenian. ordered Released.

CoNST ANTTNoPLE, Dec. 23--An trade
has been isSued granting amnesty TO
all Armenian prisoners except those
sentenced to death for murder. The
terms of the amnesty include about 100
Armenians under sentence of death for
other offenses than murder
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1896-12-25

PTTTsBURG. Dec. 2:.-The fftieth an
niversary of the Rev John G.. Brown
ID. d., III the R.unDsgahcla preSlytery.
has been celebrated IN the Seventh
United PrcSby ytcrIau ,.huich. Forty
fourth street. lnge andienCe was
nrpSPnt
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1896-12-25
STEEL POOL STILL BROKEN.
The Effort to Patch 1t Up Failed In
New York.

NEW YORK, Dec. 23.-The steel and
iron men have adjourned, and it is Of
ficially announced that no agreement
had been reached
From an unofficial source it was
learned that the harmony committee
had failed in its purpose to bring about
an agreement between the rail and bill
let men and declared itself unable to go
ahead 1t seems that one element
favors the making of concession to the
Bellaire Steel company and another ele
ment opposes this.
This is the rock on which the meet
ing split, with the result that the situa-
tions. as regards the pool and prices in
general, Is just the same as 1t was after
the withdrawal of the Bellaire com
pany
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WONDERFUL ANSWER TO PRAYER
a w"msp Quickly Heated nf Long III-
EcsiIuIsUr8-


EsiIuBor"-
ERIE. Pa. Dec. % From Edinboro.
this cnnnty, comes IA wonderful story of
"a faith cure. Mrs. Orpha TuftIe had
been Ill for Is weeks with neuralgia and
pleuTIsy The other night she asked
Mrs Talbot and Mrs. G. g. CuIbertson
tn pray that she might get well. They
did So. and when they finished she rose
from her bed. dressed herself and
walked about In less than half an
hour from the time her friends entered
the house Mrs. Tuttle was on her feet
and walking about.
Two hours later she left her home
and walked 40 rods to a religious meet
ing. She walked home after the meet
ing On Sunday she walked to the
Methodist church Since Sunday she
has been doing her own hOusework as
she did before her sickness Monday
she was on the streets and making
calls. She says that the Is now per
fectly well and that the Lord has
healed her
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TO IMPROVE THE ROADS.
A Conference Called by the Government
to Ise Held In New IoIk.

to Ise Held In New York.
NEW YORK, Dec. 23.-Charles Free
man Johnson of San Francisco, special
agent of the United States office OF
road inquiry, department of agricul
ture and acting secretary of the Ma
tional League Tor Good Roads, is in the
city to attend a meeting for consulta
ton on good roads matters.
Branch offices will be opened in New
York. Atlanta. Chicago. Milwaukee
Omaha and San Francisco, which will
cooperate with the Washington office
having a full supply of literature pu6
liShed by the government
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1896-12-25

GREENSBURG. Pa. Dec 23-Four-
year-old Sarah Harvey. living ut West.
moreland CITY, has met with a horrible
death. Her clothing caught fire at "A
CRATE She then ran from the house.
but assistance came too late
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A w"mau's Suffrage Dinner.

NEW York, Dec 23 = Abont 2O0
members of the New York city Wom-
ans Suffrage League and their guests
partook of the fifth annual dinner of
the Pilgrim mothers, at the Tuxedo
Lille Devereaux Blake acted as presi
dent
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1896-12-25

WASHINGTON. Dec. 23.-Robert A.
Smith. who was largely interested in
the Bank of Minnesota which failed,
was nominated by President Cleveland
TO be postmaster of st. Paul and the
senate confirmed the nomination.
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sa 600. 900 In Pub,,o Beoue.t.

Boston, Dec 23-The will of the
late Henry L. Pierce. x-mayor of Bos-
ton. has been filed in probate Upward
of s.. .OOO,0 900 In public bequests Ire dis
tributed by the document
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Labor omoiaIs Discharged.

NEW YORK. Dec. 23.-The officers of
the Journeynen Stonecutters' associa
tion. who were arrested on the charge
of conspiracy preferred by William
Mahony, who had been thrown out of
work when a strike was declared, have
been discharged.
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M urdered by q Hired Man,

MADELIA. Mimi. Dec. 23-Farmer
Fred Joblinski and son have been muir
dered and his wife wounded by the
hired man. The murderer is still at
large. Joblinski had opposed the mar.
riage of his daughter TO the hired man
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si1ty-Eight Anarchist. Sentenced.

BARCELONA, Dec. 23.-An additional
batch of anarchists has been sentenced.
Forty of them were condemned to 20
years imprisonment and 2S TO eight
years in prison
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MADRID. Dec. 23.-The cabinet de-
tided at its session not TO make any re-
ply to President Cleveland's message
through diplomatic channels
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wealthy Man Murdered.

ST. JOSEPH, Mo-, Dec. 23.-Alfred
Wilson. aged 20. one Of the best known
residents of Andrew county, has been
murdered by robbers near Avenue City.
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To Give Unemployed work

LYNN. Mass, Dec. 23.-To set the un-
employed at work $4,000 has been
raised at a meeting of the board of
trade to establish a shoe industry.
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Accused of Arson.

New YORK. Dec. 23.-Joseph l.. Har.
rls has been arrested AT Monmouth. Ills.
Harris was indicted here in July, 1895.
for arson in the third degree.
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A Negro Lyuched,

BIRMINGHAM, Ala, Dec 23.-Joe
James, colored, has been lynched at
Woodstock He attempted to assault
Fannie Smith, aged IL.
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BosToN. Dec. 23.-Donald Donovan
has been found unconscious and his
wife dead from escaping gas in room
in the Hampton House.
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small Revolntion In Madrid.

MADRID, Dec. 23.-The Correspon-
dencia asserts that the gendarmes have
dispersed small revolutionary band
near this city.
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HoGS-Msrket firm at 8. .50G,3 s. Re-
eelpts. 3.9Si head: shipments. 27n head.
CATTLE-Marker steady at 80 ODd, 40 Re-
ceipfs. $50 head; shipments 6na head.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Market for sheen
strong at S2.O0G3.30. Receipts 400 head: shin-
ments none. Lambs-Market higher at s.. 3
G5.OJ.
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Polssned BIZ Alcohol

NATION, liza, Dec. 2s.-Two deaths,
the result Of sicohQl poisoning. has 90
rurred In this city.
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NEW YORK. Dec. %

NEW YORK. Dec %.
WHEAT-Spot market firmer; No. hard.
9S3kc.
CORN-Spot market firm; No. 9 2s5kc
OATS-Spot market inactive; No ? 22l<c
CATTLE-No trading. European cables
quote American steers at 1015dl2c per pound
dressed weight; sheep at 9Gl0c per pound
dressed weight; refrigerator beef al sI6c
SHEEP AND LAMBS-NIarket steady.
Sheep. S25ad,3. 75; lambs. $I75G5 10.
HOGS-Market steady at S36OG4O
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is stamped in the best watch
cases made. 1t Is the trade
ma * of the hc1ytons Hatl5
Case Comban1, of Philadelphia,
th1 oldest, largest and best
known factory in the world
1900 employees, caPaolVeooo
cases daily. Its prod are
sold by all jeweleFs. Itmakes
the celebrated jas. Boss FlAai
Watch Gases, now fitted with
the only bow (ring) which can
not be pulled off the Case-the