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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1897-04-05
MANY LOSSES NOT REPORTED
Mount Holyoke Receives
Large Gift.
SarCohagus to Hold General
Grants Coffin TO be Put
in Place April 27.

HAVANA, March 1.-THE Spanish
in Cuba is, in fact, not so strong as the
Madrid Government believes, and the
order sent 10 General Weyler to with
draw some $1,000 men from the field
for the purpose of sending them TO the
philippine islands has disclosed one
Of the biggest frauds peTpetrated by
SDanfsh officials since Cuba has been
under the rule of Spain. Fifty per
cent. at least of all the losses in the
army. incurred either in battle or by
disease. has not been reported to the
Madrid authorities.
Nevertheless the pay of the dead
soldiers and the money for their pro
visions and clothing have been regu-
LarIy charged to the Spanish Govern
ment and pocketed by the cashiers Of
the battaIfons in accordance with an
understanding existing between them
and the general intendant of the fin
ances of the army and the Captain
General.
Such is the actual fact. Since Gen
eraI WeyIer landed in Cuba, thirteen
months ago. it is estimated that more
than SIS, 900 900 has been stolen in this
way from the treasury out of the $780,
600 600 provided for the maintenance
of the army.
When the Liberal press of Madrid
made it's energetic campaign against
General Weyler a few weeks ago this
fact was revealed, but the Govern
ment received such an indignant pro-
test from the Captain-General that
Canovas himself was deceived. and de-
fender Weyler. Some journalists were
arrested. but the accused Captain
General remained in office. Canovas
undoubtedly believes in Weyler's good
faith. and conceived the idea that 15,-
900 men could be easily spared from
Cuba if the regular army, reported by
WeyIer was 100 900 strong.
But in fact the regular soldiers or
Spain in Cuba number little more than
100. 900 able bodied men. All others
are either sick in the hospitals or have
been killed by the insurgents or by
disease. To withdraw $4,000 men I'M
der these circumstances. when the vi
tality of the revolution is great as
ever, would be practically TO pronounce
the abandonment of the island.
What could Weyler do in view OF
these explicit orders from Madrid? He
is not the man TO confess his specula-
tons. so he began the concentration
of the troops at the Cuban seaports.
The Government was nevertheless in
formed by others of the situation, and
vigorous dispatches began TO pass be-
tween Madrid and Havana, which
made it necessary for Weyler to come
to the capital from Placetas. in Santa
Clara province.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1897-04-05

Americans are the most inventive
people on earth. To them have been
issued nearly 100000 patents, or more
than one-third of all the patents is
sued in the world. No discovery of
modern years has been of greater ben
eft to mankind than Chamberlain s
Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy,
or has done more to relieve pain and
suffering. J. w Vaughn, of Oakton,
KY, says: Il have used Chamberlain
Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy
in my family for several years, and
find it to be the best medicine l ever
used for cramps in the stomach and
bowels. For sale by all druggists and
dealers; Benson, Smith & Co, whole
sale agents for Hawaiian Islands.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1897-04-05
Get HORSES READY
Jockey Club Decides on
Races for June II.
Program of Events as Arranged by
Committee-Wheelmen VIII
Have a Chance.

A meeting of the Jockey Club was
held in the Pacific Club at p. m. on
Saturday, and at that time an execu-
tive committee. consisting OF several
members of the organization, was elect
ed TO make arrangements for the 18th
of June. y little later the committee
appointed held meeting, and decided
that the Eleventh" was not to be de-
clared dead and buried, but that it
should be held again, as usual, this
year with all of its attractions. With
this idea in mind, the committee set
to work to arrange a program, and be-
fore doing this, decided to hold races
on both the 18th and 18th of June.
Following is the program, arranged by
the committee:
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1897-04-05
VENEZUELAN TREATY SENT.
VIII BE Placed Before tho senate
At once.

VIII BE Placed Before tho senate
At Once.
WASHINGTON. March 11.-An I'M
signtd copy of the Venezuelan treaty
was sent to Caracas for information
of the Ministry a fortnight ago, and a
Spanish translation of the treaty, sign
ed by Sir Julian Pauncefote and Senior
Andrade, was mailed on the 9TH inst.
and will reach Caracas on Saturday of
this week 1t will be laid by President
Crespo before the Venezuelan Senate
on Monday next. The treaty will thus
reach vote on Saturday, the goth inst.
All the advices firm Caracas indicate
it's approval by the Senate by practi-
cally unanimous vote.
Pending the final decision of the ar
bitratirs diplomatic relations between
Great Britain and Venezuela, which
have been suspended for term of
years. will be renewed.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1897-04-05
SUGAR FROM CUBA
New Plantation Incorporated in
Albany. New York

New Plantation Incorporated IN
Albany. New York
NEW YORK, March 19.-From the
Narcisa Sugar Company, incorporated
at Albany on Wednesday. the follow
ing statement is issued by Juan NJ.
Ceballos:
The Narcisa Sugar Company was
formed with the object of taking a
large sugar plantation near Caibarien,
Cuba The estate has a capacity of
turning out 1907 900 bags of sugar and
controls about thirty-fve acres of land.
\ year or two ago. before the insured
ton of Cuba. it was worth 81 100000
based on its earning capacity. The
company has no intention of refining
sugar. but to send the raw goods here
by direct shipment from their own
docks The officers have not been
elected vet
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1897-04-05
ELEVENTH OF JUNE, 1897.

First: Bicycle race. Prize-Gold
medal haIf-mile scratch; free for all.
Second: Bicycle race. Prize-Gold
medal; ine-mile handicap.
Third: Running race. Half-mile
dash; free for all.
Fourth: Pace and trot. Free for all
2:35 class; 2-3.
Fifth: Running race. Hawaiian
bred 2-year-olds; half-mile dash.
Sixth: Rosita challenge cup. Free
for all; one-mile dash.
Seventh: Pace and trot. Free for all
$50 class; 2-3.
Eighth Oceanic Steamship Com
pany's cup. Running race; Hawaiian
bred; three-quarter-m dash.
TWELFTH OF JUNE, 1897
First Bicycle. Prize-Gold medal
half-mile dash.
Second: Bicycle. Prize-Goid medal !;
one-mile handicap.
Third: Running race. Hawaiian
bred; five-eighths of a mile.
Fourth: Pace and trot. Free for all:
3-5.
Fifth: President Wideman cup
Running race; free for all; mile and a
quarter dash.
Sixth: Running race. Hawaiian
bred; one-mile dash.
Seventh: Free for all pace and trot
for beaten horses; handicap.
The whole program, as published
above, is subject to change The names
of the races and the entries have been
left out until later. The fact that the
Jockey Club has arranged for bicycle
races, will, no doubt, be great salts
who will now have a chance to put
their training to test
There is no more doubt now There
will be races on the 18th of June, and
the sooner the horsemen get to work
the better
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1897-04-05

from a single block of granite. and is
10.4 feet long, % feet wide and IS feet
high. and weighs 10 tons. II is a tri
umph of monumental art, plain, but
indescribably massive, the fine-grained
granite being like a mirror. The name
Ulysses 5. Grant is cut near the top
of the cap. and is almost directly over
the spot where the head of the great
soldier will rest. The granite is dark
red. taking rich luster when polished.
Arrangements for the Grant monu-
ment inaugural parade, April q, are
progressing, and the indications are
that it will be the greatest demonstra-
ton of the kind ever witnessed in this
Tt is understood that the
President. his cabinet. the Supreme
Court. representatives of foreign ma
tions. the governor of twenty states
and the National Guard will take part
in the inauguration.
Cen. Dodge, grand marshal. an
nounces that a prominent feature of
the parade Will be the part taken by
the army and navy. a large turnout
of the National Guards of the states,
commanded by their governors and at
teHueu Dy tHtlI otdhS, mas DCCh 'io
sured, also a brigade of uniformed and
armed school cadets. Commander-in-
Chief CIarkson of the Grand Army,
Commander Roll of the Sons of Veter-
ans and Col. Donohue of the Union
Veterans have issued orders to their
commands, requesting them 10 take
part in the parade. Invitations have
also been issued TO the Loyal Legion
and the army societies OF the war to
take part in the parade.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1897-04-05

Gifts which have been made recently
TO Mount Holyoke College have great
" encouraged the friends of that in
stftution to decrease the sorrow which
was caused by the destruction OF the
dormitories by fire in September The
Mount Holyoke Alumnae Association
of Boston has been striving to aid in
the raising of the fund necessary for
the erection of better buildings for the
institution. and the members were de-
lighted a few weeks ago when a New
Yorker gave $4,000 TO fund through
the association. The delight was in
creased Yesterday wnen it was an
noIlnced that John d. Rockefeller had
made a gift of $4,000 to the fund
through a member of the association.
His gift will erect and furnish one of
three halls to take the place OF the
burned dormitories Mr.. Rockefeller's
gift of $40 600 is not his first gift to the
institution. More than year ago he
gave the college a fine skating rink.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1897-04-05
NewssGoods

Constantly arriving keeps
our establishment always I'm
the front rank. We have
latest designs in furniture of
a quality to last. The wood
does not shrink; it is season.
ed before the pieces are put
together. Our business is
growing. We can sell fur
niture cheap because of the
great trade movements in
the United States. Our in
terest is in the increased
growing.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1897-04-05
Asks Hofemeyer to Lead.

CAPETOWN. March f5-The Africk-
ander Bund has passed a resolution ex-
pressing regret on account of the apa-
thy displayed by the Executive Com
mittee of Parliament in opposition to
Cecil Rhodes. and inviting HOfemeyer
TO resume the leadership.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1897-04-05
WILL HOLD CHANTS COFFIN.
Sarconhagus Cut From solid Block
of stone.

SarcophaeuS Cut From solid Block
of stone.
The sarcophagus in which Will rest
the body of Gen. Ulysses S. Grant
reached New York yesterday from
Chicago. says the Washington Star
of March Is. After its arrival it was
transferred to the monument and the
coffin containing General Grants body
will be placed with and the final dedi-
catory services held April q. While
on the way the sarcophagus was doub-
" boxed in two-inch planls. well cush-
toned. to prevent Earring or scratch
ing.
The die of the sarcophagus was cut
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1897-04-05

John ID Rockefeller Contributes $4,000
for a New College Donitory.
SOUTH HADLEY. Mass. March ,
The faculty of Mount Holyoke Col
Iege announces the gift to the college
of $40 900 for a dormitory by John D..
Rockefeller. of New York. and the re-
ceipt of check from friend for
s2.25O.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1897-04-05
The Upholstery

Branch of our house is an
important one--to you and
to us.5 We make anything
you order and from any de-
sign. Mattresses from our
establishment are made of
hair when we sell them for
hair no cheap mixture for
people who order hair. And.
the ticking is right.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-09-22
@o6eniwam.
Gfurtiebune Don Der ]. esitc.)


Sn greiton, Sd, bat cine 5euerss
brunit eiren S9aben bpn iiber $4,000 qna
geri9tet. Mm meiften p~erlieren Die 5olgenz
ben: Mudermer C Steurns, MDbeI, $4,000,
9eri@erung $4,000; 81. g. SOnes, @uens
tpaaren, $4,000. 8erii6erung $4,000; S. 3.
G4nolt6en, Supelier. $4,000, @erf4erung
$4,000.
9ur9 einen @aioIinofen gerietb Mittpo9
in RebfieI6. g. O., bas 3immer zines i'm
4nbtripn 9lod po6nbaften @6epaures in
8runb uno Die 6lammen griffen 10 raid I'm
ii6, DAP binnen atpei 9tunbsn Der gan3e aus
8aditeinen aufgefibrte 8Ipd 8eritDrt mar.
9ie 8epobner Der Oberen Stodperte ~retteten
init trupper Npt6 i6r 2e6en. 8iele muBtsn
einen Sbeil ibrer 6abfeligteiten i'm Std
Iuiien. 9oparb 8iIiams unb Srau, in
beren 3immer bas Seuer gum 4usbru9 see
toutmen mar, erGitten I9pere 8ranOtpunz
ben. Der Manu 1T benlelben am Na@z
mittag erle9en. Ser an benz 8lod unb Dem
Snhult angeri9tete @huOen betrGgt $685.
600. 9as Spernbaus uebt ieinem gan3en
SnbaGte vt BEN GIammen gum Spfer gefalz
len.
Sn Der fibti9 BON Warfutp, Snb., gtIe9ez
zen Orti6aft Nortb Man9eiter iinh Die
naGfteb:nben @ebdube in Ni9e gelegt: Die
GiiensieBerei, bic @lettrii6, 2i4tfabrit, Die
SGgsmii6Ie, bus bu3u gebDrige 9olaluger, Elm
Giienbabniduppen, Der 8a6nbOf Der 8iq
Sour @ifenbubn unb 3 groBe Sabriten. 9da
ssserer lit in benz Srodenpfen elmer GftrtAz
fa6rit gum Qusbru9 ~eetommen. pubri9ein=
lid in 6Olge BON 8ranofiftung.
Sn S6eIburn, Snb., bat 9ienitug Morgeu
cine Seuersbrunit bus Mai9inenbaus unf
bic Mnlage Der SadiOn Sin Goal &c @ote
Company in Su1libun GOuntD gebDrigeu
Sumbo 9ru6e 5eritOrt. Ser 94abel betrGgt
$4,000 unb 1T bur9 @erii4erung gsbedt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-09-22
Qu Sian ..
DeutfbIano.

8eim Stapellouf bes beutf4en panasrz
fdiffes vaaifer Mil6elm Der 3peite," Der
am Oienitug in 8ilbelmsbaDen ituttfano,
bislt prin3 Seinri9 BON PreuBeu cine gebe,
tporin er unter Nnberem fagte:
Der &atier i9aut nit tlarem Nuge in bic
3utunft unb 1T unermiioli9 in benz Be-
mii6en, OeutI9lunb unb benz beutI9en 8plte
auf benz Meere @bre gu Deri4dffen. llnb
pabrli9, bas lit elm sroBss uno ebles 3ief.
SIS 1T Oes 8diier Buni9, Oas gtei9 Dor
Der WeGt in unabbdngiger Seitigfeit, in unz
iibertroffener Stdrts gu 2anoe, un0 i'm
Stanbe, feline Re4te unb @bre 5ur Gee bur6
bic beuti9e Slotte gu pertbeioigen, ouite9en
5r ieben!"
Sci benz 5eifma6f, petdes uuf ben GtapeG=
tuuf bes S6Gu9Hdiffes fOlgte, bra4te grin5
9etnri9 einen Srintipru6 arf ben Safer
Milbelm, als ben patben bes S4iife5 aus,
uab ebenIo auf ben Qbmiral .. &norr, beIfen
iilbsrne 9o63eit 0ienitog gefeiert tDurbe.
Der rRai1er Milbelm Der 3peite" lit bag
erfte pirtIib groBe beutf6e pan5eri9iff, Sc
lift our9aus nit S9nelfeuer9ef4iiben aus
eeituttet; feline Sauptausriiitung beftebt aus
10 Observation-Disclosures nebit aponz
AID &anonen f~leineren &alibers unb elmer
4n3a6l neutrality-suspicious. Die Sinfz
3ebncentimetergeI@iibe ioaen rine ans Bun@
berbare grenaenbe Our4i6lagstraft BADEN.
0as Rriegsf9iff nirb in 1899 ferti9eeiteGt
1ein uno bic Soften betrogen 100000 Mf.
9us @roBbsr5ostbum Medlenburg 1T Der
beutT9e Stat obue @erfafung. Sein
Reqent lit irnrner nod boaftdnbiger Nutoz
frat. g~roBber5og Sobann Qlbre9t iibri@
qens lit ni9t ~abgeneigt, bem 2anbe cine Ser
5u getpdbren, unO UNI tbn gegen ben
tpiberbadrigen uub reattiondren Nbel gu itdrz
fen, ipirb Der aei9stag in ieiner ndditen
GeIiion abermals bic 5rage aufnebmen uno
auf cine parlamentarif4e Regterun8sform
bringen.
Die Contention Der Sretfinnigen, tpel9e
lebte Mo9e in Niirnberg abgebalten tpuroe,
bat cine Refolution angsnomunsn, tpona4
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-09-22
gprmtfhtea.
nds oeIbe .cteber.

9as amtli9e Bulletin beg MarineboIpis
talz8ureaus tpirb in ieiner nd9ften Qusgdbs
cine ue6erii4t iber Die Gage i'm @eG6fie6erz
9iitritt entbdlten, ferner cine iummariiAe
11ebert9t iiber bic ~@rtrantungen un6 SObesz
fdGe Bis gum IA. D. Mts. Die 2ite ber @rz
franfungss unb SObesfdle tit niebriger ols
Die in ben preBbepefden aus perieuhten
Pldben beri4tete, bo4 umfaBt Die 2ifte aas
6due, tpel4e umtli4 feitgetelt iinb, 9ie
iummarii@e l1eberfi4t na3 Staten lift tpie
folgt:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-09-22

Die b03ite 3abG bon @rtrantunsen, ipel6e
iett Der Gri9einung Der Seu9e, in Stem
Orleans, bor IA 3agen, an einem Sage be-
ri9tet tporOen 1T, purbeMontas Abeub INN 6
ubr i'm 8efunb6eitsumt angemslost; D6ipp5t
Bis 5u isner @tun6e fein ein5iger 3obe5faa
ipdbreno bes Sa9ss bDrgefommst mar. sSm
Sanger tpurben Is 6due angemefOst, ipOoYn
Or. Sol. 6olt 8 beri@tete, psl6e Idmmtli9
OrbnunasgemdB unter 9uarantaue aeIteat
iporben tparen.
Montug Na6mittag bei9GoB bic @eIunbS
beitsbeb0roe, ii9 NIT Der 8itte an @ouperz
neur Softer gu ~fpenoen, baB sr berielben
$4,000 our 8erfiguns fteuen m0ae, 0amit
ie Die 8etampfuns Der Seu8e bsfp srfOlsz
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-09-22
Spanien.


SIN 2aufe elmer 3ufammenfunft
nit Dem 5pantf6en Miniiter bes MusDGrtiz
gen, 9er3og BON Setuan, gu San Seba Ttian
fol- Der nelle amerttanif6e @eIdnbte Moooz
fOrb benz 6er5Og i'm Nuftrage 6es Staats>
miniiters Sherman erfldrt baben: es ldqe
o~ffen6ar ni9t in Der Mea9t Spaniens, Der
8ebolution ouf @uba in obiebbarer 53eit Elm
Gnbe gu ma6eu; bauere bieIer &rieg aber
fort, 10 perbe gu6d neripiitet unb tpeber fir
9ubaner nod fir Spunier BON 92uBen fem.
@9lteBli9 foG Der @%eianote benz Minifer
ouf bas 9Dfli9Ite ober aud nit alIer Be
ftimmtbeit ertldrt boben, fails Der Rrieg Big
Mus9angs Sttober ni9t 6eenbigt fein tperbe,
tpiirbe Die ameritanifhs 8egierung it9 fir
bere9tigt era9ter, S9ritte our 6er6eifiibz
rurg Der 1~nab6Gngi9teit Der Snfel gu t1un.
Der 6er3og bertpubrte fib ge9en umerifaaiz
16e 9rGtenIionen unb iagte, er fperbe oea1
omerifaniI9en Sefanbten amtli9 antporz
ten, Eobulb Der 9of mad Mabrib 3uriidfe6te.
sSSn Mabriber amtli6en &reiIen pirb bas
grDbts Stilf4peigen be3iigli9 bes Ultima
tums Der Ser. Staaten, bon pelbem man
iiber3eust lit, baB es cine %9etpaGtiee Mufrez
ounq in europa berporrufen unb Die f6uerz
item Solgen fir Spanien BADEN tpiro, beo6z
a9tet, Wtan glaubt,- baB bas 0prge6en
4merita's bic 9Ofnng Der Miniftertriiis Be.
beutenb erlei9tert bat pnb baB eine &eorgaz
n~iIation Der &onierOatiben unter Dem Mini.
iterprdtDenten, General Nacarraga uno Dem
5ibrer Der Observation-Disclosures Don
5rancisco SilbeQa. itattfinben tpiro.
SSn gutunterri9teten &reiien mirb Der gez
fir6tung Ausbrud gesebsn, baB bic SuIs>
fturrigteit beg 8if3Ofs BON Maiorfa auf ben
8ulearif4m Snieln eine &ubinetstriIis Der,
beifi9ren biirfte. Der 8if6of fat ndmIid,
benz 8efebl feines grabiidofs gum srob bic
GOrtissuua aut Der 8. Seite)
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-09-22

Die brittle iGbrIi9e Gisung Der Supreme
2obge Of tbe SmprObeb SrOer 8nigbts Of
pptbias" purbe Monta9 Mprgen in 8altt>
more %er0ffnet. As Oelegaten aus % Staaten
Der Union puren onpe1enb.
Supreme Commander SEQ. @~eibenfider
bon indianapolis, Snb., Derlus ieinen Sab
resberi9t. Nus bemfeGben siny 9erz
Dor, baB bic acknowledgement bes
SrOens, innsrbuIb Der Ser. Staten, ii9 auf
5000 beIduft unb baB berielbe in % Staten
orgunifirt tporben lit. Sn neun Staaten iino
iog. p@ranb jurisdictions" praanifirt por=
ben. &uf ben 8eri9t bes Supreme Gban<
cellor folgte Der 8ertrbt bes Supreme @ecre@
tdrs Oscar S9loemann BON Detroit, Mi4.,
in ipel9em benz Srben Elm duBerit rapioes
Ba4stbum DoruusseIagt pirb. 4uBer bis<
len purben nod bic 8eri9te oes Supremee
S9abmeiiters un6 bss Supreme Msbical
Ggaminer DerIslen.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-10
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New-York March . 1897
RErvEs-Receips 20 cars or S2+ mead al, cons'HHrH
aiding In i've cattle Feeling Arm city dressed naVr
No. 80 slow bur drrn ctGs.4c per 10 Latest
European cables reported the London ana le'poo' s
kes steady f1r live cattle losqilc. snd I'VE sn--p
,,rlbans.s AZ eGflc dressed weight Rersi2erator o.l
CIV a, = 79c per n Shipments to-day m me eve
sfqp cattle and $50 sheep for ! Sha"oerg - IN 80
- Roo eor y Morris Tomorrow the Europe WI %
ste- win 1914 atte shanberg Son and 10 hea
~ ,chwarzsch!e sulzberser TIE Norwegian VIII h9'
"a cALvEs-Rece.pts. 10 head. Feeling tte hrn,
Dealers quoted market at s4dST tr poor 20 cho..e
NJ harnyari or FED eases IN ne sp caroasses
1ei,ng a, io,c per country dressed slow az S'sasc
it,le calves steady ~ 4a5c. . a. xo
saes-H. H., Hollis veas 10 N average q ~ d"
sHgFP AND LAMBs-Receipts 6 cars. or 22s head
az so~, ~ city butcher a7i cars Tor the nlark"
--s ..rs ra-s On sale Failing rerv hrm On Fu1alo
-.,l.- "a lambs we're rated hlaher than yesier
80, -.a1..v cons. tered The 1i- 20 Ira1saci n
we're an - c-GS4 PEI 100 y fer neiGn - tar p
pressed mutton steady a. 1'sc per ~ ana ar
sr-be amer AZ 7i,Ggc dressed spring lambs
naa rather better inquiry A. S4nS per carcass ana d
uafa A. - - for ohoi'f - -
Sales-H n Hollis: 205 state lambs. y 10 a'e''s- 81
= 90 43 Ohio lambs II n A. s. 80; %
sheen ana Gull lambs 80 Y. ~ - " ~
HIN 4 Mullen. state sheep - n ~ - =. al.
f0Gs- Receipts l. cars or 100 nr ca ~, y, ~
f rssvy .o ight hogs md a. - $685. 80 for p.ss
onntry dressed 4gsis, ger n 10y eEirein| "elsi
sales--G piisnhaok da,e Ment "a 10 - M ~ :. *
81 do 10 = Al - - rough b. Ks 800 H. ai - o. -
90 2i2 H. IL :" lie Monday, 50 State hogs iGl y a.
G.. * i-0 49, l5I n. 81 -. rough hog ~ TO- AZ
me & Mullen: % state hogs ~ n at - - Z, TO-
,41 = q, 81 y > d. 375 70. at 50 - Do. 1850 H. at
Sc 2. / stag 800 =. at 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-10

Rsra.o Marc e--ca.tls Receio.s for ne a5' -
r-.rg SIC foed. trfal Or "c~i nus gar 80 .s,
,s-. , m eqle - Marker cpensd Arm and
rol ,th a f,.r inquiry. demand Steady lght 70 ialr
..s-s s. T0qSI -. Canada feeders - ~4N' ~ no az
- H',sEPerstpfs f1r lie las - hours 40 heaf
.,ei ,or eek thus 10 20 or same TINE last w-ef
% go Ma-ke, opened dun AMI over ci-ed ~, AZ ana
weak with d few Asnt h p uns2I,' 49, so x
5. los piss sass % n~4r 5na NEE nee aSS LAMBS
roqsn.. sr lie las p hours 200 head. t'a! for
week nus tar y 800 ,o M 50 Gang Xew Yorr - or SALE
~ W,rls. open~i and closed stea ~ al .2ld pr
y ' a.. az, En- ,S S2. = r, sseep here.
-, e,o,,, yards chicago March s-Cattle-Receipts
-, bod market steady common u sAuh rt"rs 80 ~
as 30 stockers ard feeders - toes4 s. d, T
Receipts soco head marke, ee5 an s9i c~ros 10
ps mixed s. 6gSS s2a choice assorted 50 3ogsS 70
isn, Ssad market stronger Inferior 10 choice. $50
s. 20 lambs - 10. Gsttie-Recep,s aGi head market
-, rJ .,~onr native steers. 81 s3H$+ 80 nate cows
ssGss % Texas steers 81 2ra>f, .ti, -, rsc,S
IL e. en- ra,Hsrs Sc 5OaS3 heavy. 50 i00$ -
Peceirts 49, head. market strong hd''e s"eep'
50 a5I$4 10 lambs - % 49,. .,,. ,o.a,
{. ans; 10 prime 81 65Gsl - good 50 See:i 10
fv e. esas. -. fair 81 e0gs4 % conEiSn. a. -'ssS ~
-,rn,n 10 good Tat bgs AMI cows >-9>os ~ IL
e. 7saS, IL fresh and sprngers S,oHs4o HOS hog
e. slow fully l5c over than Monday taiT ~
eiGn ssgs4 % prime ignt 81 siss;a '1 sss4 Do
Warke, strong all srade' go ~ g. IoSs9 -
asa ~ prime natiy-s - -sgs+ ~ Sa<s 10 cu,ls. SEA
60 80. choice lambs $3.50 10 far % '.l ~
cul lambs <3aSS 81. yea. caves spn,s coo head
i-assed beef grades <4g>+ 10 st!cksrs ana =, -
"a G9s4 ~. cows and nefers - J'fss - ca,
81, g =, eSr 81 eolss Is Pigs 81 20gs3 30 Sheep
peleitts s33 head market steady