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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-02-20
FIsHED FROM THE BAYOU.
The Whereabouts Of George Rowold
at Last Determined.

When George Rowoid LEFT his wife last
Saturday evening after they had had sup
! per and told her that they would hrinE
him back to her she little thought that his
decor posed body would be dragged out
Of the fetid waters of Buffalo river yes
tcrv:sy. At the undertaking Yoonls OF Ross
Wright lay the remains of Rowoii
in badly mortified condition. He sui
cided nearly week ago by throwing him
SELF into the stream and ended his troubles
"a this world.
Yesterday afternoon the tug J. II. Ster-
rcii. captaineA by Charles Woodland. came
W the bayou with hard running barge.
] he action Of the screw propeller was
necessarily vigorous and stirred up tho
water As well rs lnosenng objects an the
bottom Al the foot OF Caroline street,
whom the tug made it's return TIN down
The stream. captain Woodland noticed an
object yery closely resembling a body. He
called the attention Of parties 90 shore and
the discovery Of Kowolds body resulted
ii waE taken ~ the foot OF Main street
ami Justice William Il. iii notified Sub
scguontly % Ms transferred to the under
takers and such evidence rs could be thon
gotten was secured by tho ofiloisi zuue
of thH witnesses was Mary Row0ll, tho
dead mans wite who testified Nat on last
50 -fA4f tNttiNg sue ana icF husband
bad taken auuptr down town and started
back TO their home at the corner Of Tenth
and Washington When within two
squares Of thar place Mrs Rowold says
her husband turned and bidding her
Efodhy. told her to ioln the church aud
d. good Wonau. that they would bring
his toIy back ip her For some reason.
unexplained. She went home and failed to
report 81. fart 20 Nsoauihoiiios. On
Monday however she 9alcd at the office
e., Tine Post aud said that har husband
hui loft her and she dil not know whore
he ha1 gone q notice appeared la Tues
1at mornings issue. but uoihng came
% g.
pay Before yesterday Mrs Rowold.
htkirg thaf something may have hap
.'eud 20 hcr husband. walked along the
banks ~ fhe bayou inQuiruE ~ all sho
-hancfd So meet ht one time she stopped
B ,hs wharf of ihc Navigation company
iast below the san Jacin,o bridge aud
asked if q man of Rnwolrs description
bal been rccn. Tho next she learucl of |
icr husband was ar IN. un1crtakrr's She I
Pos 'ili iasf October RowGll accidentally /
mot himself ana since then has been uu- |
ihle to 81 any work. II is presumed this !
b what inprlled him to suicide.
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SHERIFF. AssASSINATED.
Two Men Mnyinid and Shot A. l..
DnMe in Eddy. N. NJ.


DOVE in Eddy. n. NJ.
Ell Paso. Texas, February 19.-News was
received here tonight Of the assassination
at Eddy. n. NJ. last night of Sheriff A. L.
Dove. AN Eddy special says;
Sheriff Dove was coming from the bank
building and was almost In front of the
Argus office when he was shot by one of
two men who were concealed in the door
way. who had evidently been waiting for
him Two shots were fred, only one taking
effect. The ball entered at the left corner
OF the mouth, shattered the jaw bone and
passed out at the back of the neck. The
pistol was held quite close, as his face was
severely powder burned.
Immediately after the shooting the par
ties ran past the postoftice and turned down
into the alley. Dove staggered across the
street ditch. finally sinking down in front
Of the Everest restaurant, from where he
was carried INFO Blackmores drug store.
his wound dressed and latter removed to
his home. 1t was not thought at the time
that the wound was fatal but he only sur
vived till early this morning, dying about
o'clock.
d l.. Temp and William Kudon have
been arrested on suspicion. The coroner's
fury are now in session. 1t will go hard
with the parties ii caught. a mass meet
ing of citizens has been called.
Sheriff Dove is the officer whom few
weeks ago engaged the Black Jack" gang
Of robbers in fight out on the Arizona line
and killed two Of the gang.
Eagle Pass. Texas, February 19.-sheriff
Il, Dove and Deputy Luke Dove left this
morning on receipt of telegram informing
them OF the shooting of their brother at
Eddy n NJ
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iioritIey Items

Hockey. Texas February tS.-sprIng
has sharpencd Cupd's arrows and II Is
our prairie that offers plenty Of unob-
structed space for these missiles to nv
around aud pierce the hearts of our lovely
young Indies aud also penetrate the manly
breast of sturdy Teutons The wedding of
Mr. Paul V. Weyoner and Miss Elizabeth
Schmltt drew to the COSY residence of the
father OF the bride almost the whole com
munity within ten miles radius. At Z
o'clock last night Father Kline united
these two young hearts in the holy bands
of matrmony
lhe protractod meeting at the Methodist
Episcopal church ended last night. Key.
Ny hImhler making the closing sermon
IN" Houston and Texas Central railroad
has hotN holding down our hamlet with a
lot OF weghty stones which represent
a pressure of 2o,u00 pounds minimum We
would not mind If thoy were moved. for
people are not always prepared to climb
the Rocky mountains Just for fun
harmers are preparing to cultivate the
sou Tor a coming season hopeful aud
gardening is also progressing
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MIcnF i,tr ut-1-~ ,,


% &,st,rb ',., a.. ""N ""' Throw
g., ., "' ~ n"d w.
,.e,. s+ enc noiAins more,
'4.'fin asca lo YEATS and Char
i- l.fstarsii aeel %. ATTEMPTED :,
~f go pa4sas tain oa ,he ,;.lyos,oo
.. 7.--. .''""f thursday
raa % B. TRAMP ,,.- ,b, ,,.1 ',.,.,
asiF BE- eor,l h.,e i,., .,,-, ~,
s,,.- .-....l "'0'' "' ais
7' 'i ia'-
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bied frolu IniurIr. ncc,,,,

y" THURSDAY riglt. At s.. Joseph ir.
urinary Charles =. skecn DIED nj. re-.
mains Mere taken 10 'se undertaking g.
'a''''n,n'n' ~ Ross Wripsi. from which
pace ne funeral took place Yesterday az
tornoon at I O'Clock.
II WI he romenGercI 'hat 4 few 1av,
afn flr ske"n WAS injurcd a. the Crooso, q
WIZ w'l'e acting W The capacity OF en-.
i hln'uI' nN roller isilirR oa him aud lu-
from Tho cTgptS 1850 -" NN'i
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EPWORTn LEAGUES
4 Discourse Delivered ncfore Them
at shcnrn Church.


at shcarn Church.
Last night Shearn chapel was filled 10 tn'
doors by representatives OF the six diner
ent Epworth Leagues of the city. The
object OF the union meeting, which Is the
FIRST Of series. was 10 hear discourse
by the Rev. w. u. Bradfieid. pastor OF
ST. Johns Methodist Episcopal church, oil
Galveston. on the subject OF the Heroic -
Jesus Christ" 1t is proposed by the Lea
euers to hold these meetings at intervals
Of perhaps a month. procuring speakers
from distance TO address them.
| Services opened last night at S.l5 o'clotH
with song and prayer.
Rev. W. d. Bradfleld was introduced by
Rev. Seth Ward. pastor Of Shearn church
After a few pleasant Introductory re-
marks. the speaker began his discourse by
saving that never. to mis- knowledge. was
a sermon delivered upon the heroisms OF
Jesus OF Nazareth. Rather had He been
dNclt unou as a meek man.
Whatever man has said and does say
concerning His divinity. no one doubts that
lie dii i've. AS man. He came. not III
day OF myth and tradition. but in the
brightest literary period Of the world.
What is heroism? 1t is devotion to the
81 af all F4s al I.H1
Nobo,,., . h.r,, - 49, LII
Iutbcr No. 49,, '','' 90 "' nj, r,sni,c5
,sairst ~, a,.e 49, s~ ,.v - os
thlngs and JeyoteJ the,r s "up nnor,s ,a
reaching the real truth.
v,ay thot Nabor,a, -, p',t,soF 'n' $40
wen were heroes :, ,hn iI, s,ro,e ,,n
Of him. mi tio ,, we $3.50 W, W.,
can moi ur,Ierst,r1 a. -. ,'o.,,sS
fr6,, lis ,t,no ,,'u Ma!'oi'.' seP"iH-,"
be,nc Iesue u, co.. ~, "a .'.', d, a., ,.
bnt to understand lii, ', . g" o,, ,,a,,
not seunrnfc Il,n, From, "a, ''''', , I tf
lived. vas '''e ''h' T." "''''' '''
Jesus was a h.ro =, ,t,, H., .t,,.,, 10 ro
volt arajns, Tho syis., o,.". "a'Vr W. ~
OF his Time Ana ~to , ',''I IT, ,o,,rn
,,,.r N"" VINO WIS nee a NouuE
IN ii raruentor shon t''r, "'' N',e
The great men we're againe, tin, tho d6C
tors pharisecs ,bc ,,e,'a,,.,o, ttI go
l,,,,,',,,..,I - ."p SoNei ihh'u'' MS own
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BUT FIVE JURORS SECURED
Ia the Case OF Ell Underwood and
doe Burger.
CHARGED WITH HIGHWAY ROBBERY
Motion for q Change of Venue Over
ruled, as Was n Motion for
Continuancc-A New Ncnire.

1
| In Tho csse NJ Ed Underwood and Joe
| -, ,,,a..a ,oir,,, ,,itb rob-
| nuIsef' WIN are 'nu'N'e'
bling Ed. Sachs by use OF deadly weapon
| after being heard yesterday on motion
| for a change Of venue on behalf Of de-
! ,,a1,e.,,,oo,, ,,.as ros,,r.d in The
| remnant 0Huoi "o0'' "aS 49,
criminal court yesterday ihoThius' 'ne
| court hearing arguments upon the motion.
after which II was oyerruled.
-, ,.,., ,,o, osl,oa tor
Nou'Ae' io' ''ie wv,
time In which to prepare ana submit
motion for continuance.
This ,notfop cots forth that four i'm
-. -. -, $50, h ,,.oo,,.o.,
poi'd"t "''hessV' 'o''D NV w
TO TESTIFY, though every diilSence hau peeh
exercised by defendants. Delehuahts
claimed that by George Qulgs tney pro
posed 10 prove mat ie" minutes AFTER
the robbery OF Ed. Sachs Is sald 10 nave
occurred he saw Two men come out Oh
sachs mouse. ana that 'housh 'hey some
what rcsembled the Defendants they were
not Underwood and Burger Whoh ne
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bern convicted BY law: he rines be snquit-
ted by iaw. II such he possihie. For my
part I want 10 elevate the negro In tht
estiplaticn OF the races about him. briae
hin, IN TO ts1c standard Of the WHITES. teach
him shAs II Is requisite 10 reisgatr desires
Of the brute c7eatsoS ari take on high
minded fsioaticns manly Irtcxrity and
honesty We want 10 cstahi the guilt OF
Innocence u Williams. e<iiess tie snuni-
eiyAlity Is at STAKE. shn name q Harris
county and fair Texas likewise. IN the suf-
feffng Of human nrpn the legal altar for
criIse committed ~ snoiher. Tho gros,
Cod is with 49, firmly believe victory viii
certainly lie ours p"
He was loudly spplaaae6. /. w Greonlr
came next. covering sb3ai he same ground
rs these who prccsicd hun. and PLACED be-
fore HE congregation the apparent fact that
this movement was ~ no means race
war. but for liberty. li!e and Justice The
nhisct ~ the nssssinf then came 10 the
irru' ana he suggested that they proceed
10 business and Chairman Garrett apiSNsnt-
81 Charles wlisal., J. W. Watson snd }. 5.
Kyle committee tn nKsne eom'Aittce 10
salici; fuads 10 defray The expense OF the
defense.
Tbrr consulted aaa submitted tho toi
,ouins a. T. T.sahs, J. H. Beii. N. A
fssker Charles Wilson ana john fcTIg
with whom The eaEir vill act as uaentTr
x-ntarta
,ptAer sg--sches were made and \ ooliee-
ion tsser ~. amoaating 20 $50
tn, following additional coramitiecs
rere sYr,q.ntce
on address ". 7 Brown. \ ] Wake
,siA. 4. y Harding. C. y Love AMI ps' |
- s.,5c.,, astevnevs-A Wakeieli. W !
Er.Irr nr = H. Ramsey, G. \. Love
,s : 81 Cation
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He promptly sent samples from the mills
here. but heard nothing from them until
few DAYS ago, when he received by cable
from Manchester. England, an order for
100000 pieces of this material. This is the
first order OF the kind ever placed here this
material generally being bought in Norway.
Mr.. Morgan has placed the order with the
d. r. Wiugate Lumber company which IS
rapidly getting II ready for shipment.
Several shipments of Honduras seed rice
have been received by Orange county rice
farmers within the past few days and the
work OF preparing for the new crop IS be-
ing rapidly pushed
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-02-20
\ LOCK- or GOLDEN HAIR.
In Memory of EIvIe Baker.


Only lock of softest gold, secured with
tender care.
And hid beneath the bible Ida sweet
dead haby's hair.
The lonely days have come and gone since
she vas laid away,
And Yet the childish form comes back be-
fore my eyes today.
While pressing kisses on the curl as
was wont To do
| see her little face once more and little
eyes OF blue,
only lock Of slken hair with golden
ribbon tied
The only thing save memory left OF her
who carly died.
Ana yet II has a potent force to turn nv
yearnng gaze
From serricd measures Of the world ia
whore our darling stays
ANA Keep alive the hope that when my
soul from clay is free
III see her when she holds the gate or
Heaven ajdr for me.
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BEAUMONT BUDGET,
Holland Syndicate Representative.
p"nth OF Mark Downing

Death OF Mnrls Dowming
beaumont Texas. February 10. r.. Vel
mar. an Amsterdam banker. representative
Of the Holland syndicate which has mt
millions into the Kansas City, Pittshurc
and Gulf hir. Wagner. agent for Germany
Tor the Missouri. Kansas and Texas Trust
company and Kansas city, Piltsburg and
Gun railroad. with headquarters nj Ber-
In; Arthur Wiuslow. gcologist OF the rail
road and Mr. Wnslow. a Washington CIV
'hu'iAllst, came IN from the East last nigh,
ana lett on the special for Port Arthur.
special car containing thirty Kansas
spe'ulators and prospoctors came In from
the West last night. on arriving in mis-
city the ear was detached from the south
erh racine train and switched over ia the
Texarkana and Fort Smith and the excur-
slonists were taken 10 Port Arthur
At ll;l5 o'clock yesterday mornin, Mail.
Downing, aged % years. died al his bor,a IN
inns city, death being caused by ahscsss 80, -,
'he liver. The deceased was ono NJ ~,
most popular of Beaumont's younr MON
lie came to this city several years 400 s,',
accepted position In Leon II. LEWIS -
camille establishment and was soon ,,n,
NOTED to the management Of the rror,s,.
uepaNnent y little more than "A va. o,,,
nc was married TO Miss BrouSsard n aa -
yer OF one or the most prominen, Ioea
DuullV tamiiies. and the Young Wiz 80
" ulother' has the sympathy OF tho - ~"
Immunity IN her sad hereavsrnc,, ~
,,oWhinss remain will be inferred , 'iI.
alholc cemetery at O'Clock sunan sne
,'in""n. inc funeral TO take nlaro 80 "
Louis Catholic church P'''e from 81.
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ward. nasr the Acme Lumber yards. A
dark. unlocked switch caused the accident.
The locune,.ve and the from, trucks Of the
baggage car were deral,ed, but with the
assistance Of switch engine tho train
was soon riehsrd and reached the depot
slightly delayed. No one was injured. but
ali aboard realized that something cut OF
the ordinary had trAnspirSd when the train
came to a sudden stop. Tho prompt man
ner in which the engineer controlled his
train prevented anything serious The train
was rruwdtsd
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The Isc of "ENcIhrr,,

IN ohservant woman spoke recently of a
conversation she had been having with n
new acquaintance; IL thought her rather
sup,rlor person she said until she left
slip the touchstono 'eyther.' Then | was
on the watch, Pretty soon she followed il
m with ! had ought to-" Just as | knew
she would"
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IT'S A pIEAsIrpr

for us TO handle laundry work. as wo ,ro
fully equipped and we know how 10 bend,o
the trade Tho people know what We saw
Is true what We do is legitimate and what
We promise Is fulfilled Give us a call.
rie '''-
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snd will remain few days looking after
some important contracts,
Alderman Thomas Croniu was visitor
TO Galveston yesterday, hut like great
many Others was only allowed TO toueh
the sides OF I'll, great Warship.
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\ SLIGHT nernum.n,

The Galveston La Porte and Houston
passenger train. due hoTo st 7.20 o'clock
last night, ran into split switch last uight
at the Santa Fs crossing. In tie Fifth
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yellow Pine for Enu,,,,

grange Texas. February ls,-sevo,,,
months ago MIR. Robert Morgan nmhor a~
porter at this place. received on '~l.. w
- va ~ nns,aha Tor samples OF yellow pine
70 DC used in making bed-sprlng frames
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mail crrrier is as 70 rs W. /, poi Z.
Browns habltatian. : , M cost
Mtim or a fad, pu. "a q accepts y r
l sssiPss ssa t n.a ais / Z s!s. (
stay. and so are the pe Ne Ut -
Nor viii it do to foresrs y 81 ercsse ~
tho fact forge. you; 10 TO- ~ ~ ~
the piea that results IT,. a. u q ~
s efs,I,S = takes ia own TINE ~
,oli .s,.s g s nss'ss' sssTsssass;d Il
matter is a poor pes W ri
ness success. li
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The Wonder Store opens its soors
q. m. and closes them at D. m and
sells goods at corner Main and Texas
avenue. This IL 20.
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BONE REASONS ASSIGNED
b1hy Lewis Williams Should Bs
Gives . Rehearing
AND Il CHANCE TO SAVE HIS NECK
51as Counsel File Motios for View
rrssn-usss Meesissx at the 4. u.
n. Hall In His fntercst.


seHlxxis Williams. under the law. in which
10 file an application for new trial AID
sshe setting aside Of the verdict. the exccu-
,y94tscn o, which depriyss him Of his life, and
], jkis counsel took Advantage Ct this and hiea
dc molten to set assde the verdict eoneeu'a
e flag their client to death ana aAkIas iof =
aiuew trial on the following grounds.
AS !. Because the court erred ~ aAai.tias
f3iu eys8enee an alleged copy 9, abatement
!, In ado by de.eadan; Nnilt u jail IL !. 7.
~ Mshotey.
VI 2 Because the c0ar; erred ia refusing
~ to allow TIE progs ui a Threatening and H.
~ tiinioa,lng letter cesnctfnine he testimony
i cb the trial Of Jack Mitchell
" 5. Because The coafl t-ryd generally u
N his charge to Tie jury to GaAt the charge
III was not applicable 90 fAc losrAelg
J Z. Because The ccur, orrea 81 alnliiiinr.
,1orer de'sudantg coioouco. testimony Y
IN L.ock NJ Daniel Iaui " ebt4 and lsr. i34yIz
n concerning The statement to ihera IS Hen
II riettA Mitchell! Hu4 Miiicrs Mliebtn 81 =
Il pnrportea dream o. aeie1tant
Il 7 Because the nantes o; praseeaiins
n witnesses Boss Reeves aiiAA Jlm Ludsr-
I. wood. alias Jigr Wood. ana u John srisey
and o. Mrs, Gco1is ail uot agpa-r pggf 20
day q trial Upon the lad .tiinsEt a. required
\ b. Law. consequently defendant oag.d not
] have tccu riApsl upon notice as o. .hlssc
sisnsLSes AID had bot ilne 20 iaIts,isa;e
thn,f creaihllill. particularly as tAtsa VIA.
Desses Nefc al Foreigners
s. Because ihe court erred IN sdulitnr
over arlendants objection tte fesAiau-. ~
Miss MsY White 90 80 @ tgreialY thAf hr-
CURED ~ ~, Baker .fare a. r.anth Z
prior 10 The time iAat iaker was Allied
= bach Zee iit3 .u H9 Nay ruuag. ted le- /
feprant vita the fllas 4i Natr,. b'4i sre.
Al'3 pit!4-'te As4iasi Slrl 90 ihe ili.la .
us ftt 1Nrv
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Gas for illuminating, cooking. heat,ny
II'.u rover u des.r rcd, Apply to j. j. Nc,
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HOUSTON GAS light %

Tho Eclectic system Is one OF tho feu,
grand ideals of the age. ~"
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FINE WRITING TABLETS.
tionorysStore. STA
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ANYrHIS%ps.'

To wear hshins' ~
balls. etc. fine go
ards Troy l.su, ~ IA,
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colmesneil. Texas, r ''ass ), 49,
lime and East Texas I'm .hst ~ 49,
a 'siis q, Ill !. + s;, I'M; x
lRo Ssf's"a d. 4 - / !, : r T.
Beaumont al s.~7w
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IMPORTS TO-DAY.
THE GENERAL MARKET fEfoni'

New-York. April "a I s,
@ s' s nS close ss Ss
eosd al ab point Of the cS50ned
ptoysmehI W mcpicsn spinner. and exporters ous t
in,sres, also me- o. The statistical position
sn his country Europe anc belief more or ppeacefu
.nor lea 10 Investment, buying On broader and shorf
confdercs speculative circles IS ToIays market al
& oTe8 an Sglo points Win n- se saVe been
chcy On If '4S on the Of prominent
iverpoo operators which nsV een Checked some
WSa; by better class q news from 1ne by hoods
The financial Chronicle states that planrlns T rs now
crossed wen during The wee n assist termination At
rs Ieints tSe season backward me sTt ma an
Ike. was ar ona l lS nff ddns upands
mic f9 % Up D ' Ss. Ss to sp nfa
nv ist.cr We're from holders News IRON cle"
L.ss"d vas Ts.eoas Vile the rowland ms the Sew
Bsdfcrd nsor5 We n reported to
n.E N1encal difcutes The clyde Print WORKS are
1nnns ON GsS f tms TIE crrtaen; producoT a,
The Compton mills ceases today Inc n"'''s S' Va
o of receipts Tor The week we we're 100 ss O SeeS
Gsivere % os bales aseina!
@ s,ocks are now 5l0 $50 bales. against CAL ,p
as week 47ss5 bale las, year Am mo- Mort On stocks
bale against ;2iOS4 bales last week ana 4V;:i
Sses c aI ,ys and New orleans l25se bales Interior
scks are now lSas47 bales against 2oi o2C eaes r
week and 2i7 1os bales last ye4r LAe WeH weeK and
s0 49, last wear Total exports since Sepienp
XII co7 bales against 4lo245f bales las year ans
estimsted port receipts are ABOUT o.VuV oa'' o
So n.es last week and 70G4 bales last year 1870.
Fvchanee special Liverpool cables; SpOl
strsss done. sales coo bales; speculation anl
x1ori 500 bales: American 600 bales recelps ,ors
ttss,,,, p,ienes $500. Futures steady WIN sen.
a. last nights prices Closed Qqiet but stsaay he
aoSS. .rrl-May 4Oi'9s May-June 4Ois; June
1y 4t3s: July-August 4o2s Aueust-SeItehoeoT
sas,nherOc,ober 257v; October Noveinbero eSis' w
T'.esT,tssr 340lls: pecember-January. 84'o
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New-York. April "a. 1897.
REEVES-Recepts 81 40 head all direct
day: feeling generally steady Dressed beef steady at "a
S3c n for prime city dressed native sides
Gables unchanged. Shipments to-day the Campania
to Iiverpool quarters Of beef the Manitoba
London 400 cattle and 2492 quarters on the Meganc TO
London 800 cattle the Hndoo 10 Hull $50 cattle
the Tiomo 1870 sheep. the Carbbee 30 sheep and
the Fontabello 100 sheep.
CALVES-ReceiutS 3O1 head. making with State stock
$50 head sae48 Jersey city. and sol at Sxtiehst
Prices all grades rated steady to-day. but The
market closed little quiet. with so head unsold
Poor prime veals reported have sold at s4a
81 27c per 100 ~ Dressed calves quiet unchanged
prices. Sales: 5. Judd Co. 40 veals. 100 N.
SHEEP AND I4AMBs-Recelpts including cars direct
to butchers cars. 2.3o0 head and. counting
from yesterday, 1s
sae-ji2 Jersey city and at Sixtieth-s' on
light supplies the feeling much hrmer to-day for
both sheep and lambs. but sellers unable In most
cases obais any advance Yesterdays figures.
All sold with the exception Of one carload that arrived
ferior good clipped Siq$i 30: ordinary good
lambs S6dS6 %. faiTish clipped do
81 j00S3 30 Ohio spring lambs at 81 each Buffalo do
So so dressed mutton 7GS4c: country dressed spring
lambs. S}dS3 30 per CARCASS
sales-D Mcpherson & Co: 100 unshorn Buffalo lambs.
20 n average SO 80 per 100 H.: 24S clipped do 81 ID.
ST. 222 State do Is NJ s. 25. AZ unshorn Buffalo
sheep % H. So l2 81 clipped Buffalo ycarings ~ ID.
al 81 IS
NJ Collins. 40 unshorn Buffalo lambs n NJ SO l5;
~ clipped c. H. 81 80; ii clipped Buffalo sheep II
~. nj 81: ~ Buffalo spring lambs AT So 30 cach
= Judd e. Co.: 50 unshorn Indiana lambs. 10 h. al So
lG clipped do. II N 81 %: q DO ocued). % NJ at
81 26 clipped Ohio spring lambs at 81 each.
Hum. * Mullen: 145 clipped Buffalo lambs. 81 H. at
s. %; 112 clipped Buffalo sheep, as n. AT 81 30
saughterers Nominaliy steady at 81 5asf 30 per 100 10