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The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-05-08
SOUTHERN sAPTlsus.
They Meet ~ wnlniaEtsa IL. TAslr
Annual Ceuveutisa.

Wilmington. ~ C.. May THE
southern Baptist convention viii hold
lts forty-second session here beginning
Al 10 o'clock this morning IN the First
Baptist church OF this city. Delegates
have been arriving an day and the at
tendance Of these and visitors is esti.
mated al $500 Rev r. A. venable. u.
d, Of Mississippi will preach the con-
yentlon sermon.
The Baptist Young Peoples Union
met yesterday In the Fint baptist
church and the following officers we're
elected President. L C. Dawson. Ala
bama; vice presidents w. n. Smith.
Columbus. Ca; J. n. Prcs,rldge. Ken
tucky. secretary, W. W. Gaines, At
lan,a. treasurer. W. r. Phillips, Ala
hama.
Committee on revision on bylaws
was then appointed as follows n. d.
Gray n. NJ Ramsay, NJ. c. Galloway.
J. n Van Ness. u. r. Moseley.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-05-08
GREAT IS HIS SUFFERING.
Gus oundsrsan B.tteh by Dog soc
i Dying of HydfophoblA.

Gus GundsFsau nittrh BY Dog ene
i Dying 81 Hydraphsbia-
Chicago. May 7.-"Oh, wish I had
q drink Of water. cried Gus Gunderson
at The county hospital But bis attend
ants. knowing that water, even the
sight Of Il. would only make his hy-
drophoblc spaEma worse had 10 deny
this. his only request And so. writh-
ing. biting, barking. splitting and fam
ishing. poor Gunderson must die.
About thirty days ago Gus Gunder-
son was bitten By a dog he was max
ing preparations 10 go out on a farm
for a few months and a friend gave
him an ordinary yellow dog which he
had picked up half starved. q walf on
the street
This he was 10 take as his only CON-
panlon 10 bis new lie on the farm.
But during the night the cur aroused
the household hy his barking and Gun
dtrson went 10 him, endeayoring TO
quiet him. The dog snarled and when
an effort was made 20 make him lie
down he jumped and biz his master In
the face. Il was only q slight scratch
and no serious thought was given TO
81 The next morning. however, Gun
dorEon shot the dog and then went 70
hr farm life IN Iasalle county.
On last Wednesday morning the
fra symptom Of rabies showed Itself
On attempting to take a drink Of water
be found that he could not swallow
e. Te was Immediately seized with
a spssm ad gagging and teariig at
his threat he then realized that he
had hydnophobia he gradually be-
came woaso during the day the spasml
becoming more frequent and harder
toward evening Thursday he was
taken 20 N, county hospital and plac'
cd under the care of the houre physi'
clan and urseon. Everything posi-
be was done Tor tlk suffering man
but nothing known in,scieuce can he'll
him In this late stage. he has beer
given morphine inslarge quantities bu
his suffering Is so greai that Il hai
but little effect Il win only hastei
his death.
His condition Thursday evening wal
something pitiable stragped. hand
and feet 20 hls bed. he wfithed an'
twisted and tore az the bed clothing
begging an the time for the doctor q
knl him and end bis misery. Then b
would have a quiet moment In whicl
he would be- perfectly rational. only q
break out again In his terrible erie
Tor water During a lucid moment b
called for a minister and Reverend "
W. Diehl NJ Ashland boulevard Meth
odlst church was called
Say something good TO a wloke
sinner" be moaned as the mlnlste
entered the room. My time is owe
and ! want 10 reform. alway
thought u would be- too late 70 com
TO Christ at the last hour. but I fe,
different nov"
And then the minister consoled an
prayed with the penitout uan.
Ills father and sister entered N
room and between some Of bis hard
est Gpasms q last farewell was said.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-05-08

Chicago. H., May THE frst case
Of prostration from the heat occurred
Thursday. Charles Wilson. milk
wagon driver. unloading cans from bis
wagon fell TO the street, unconscious.
The weather bureau thermometer reg
lstored so degrees during the day on
the streets In the business portion Of
the city Il was , to degrees warmer.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-05-08

Dallas. Tex, May Lee shirley. a
well known colorcd man. was found
guilty OF the murder Of Charley More
land talso colercdl by a jury in the
criminal district court and given twen-
y-two years IN the state pcnitentiary
Judgc Clint viii Dc asked 20 set the
verdict aside and grant the accused a
new trial 10 oyerruled, the case will
be carried 90 the court Of criminal ap-
poals by the attorneys who are repre-
scnting shirley
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-05-08
ANOTHER TO THE GULF.
A New Hsiiroad From Chioago % ths
Guif Of Msties


Caif Of Mstics
Kansas city Mo. May "A new
railroad from Chicago 20 the Gulf Of
Mexico. passing through Kansas City
is under way. Tho articles Of inoorpor-
alton have been drawn up and signed
hy a number OF capitalists Ia Kansas
City and towns 10 Missouri and Kan
cas- who are organizing the company.
The articles thus partly signed have
iust been sent 10 New York City TO be
fgued by the organizers there. When
signed by an interested they will be
nied al Topeka for Incorporation.
J. J Squire. formerly president Of
the Interstate National bank. is one bi
the lncorporators and will BE- president
OF the road John v Andrews prcsi-
dent of the Merchants bank. of Kan
cas- city. Kan. and Senator Burns OF
plalubufg. no. are other incorpora-
tors
The preparations Tor incorporating
the new railroad have been carried on
with the greatest secrecy. Those In
teges,ed refuse TO talk 10 amy grea,
extent
j. }. Squire said
"The new railroad. as projected. will
run from Chicago 10 the Gulf Il will
tap many rich farming counties Of
Iowa and Missouri that are greatly Ia
need Of a railroad and between Chi.
oaeo and Kansas City viii cross anl
connect with important east and wcs
trunk lines lts trains will enter a,
union depot here over the Belt line
track From Kansas City south Il vii
be In no sense competitor Of th'
Kansas City, pittsburg and Gulf o
any other road. Where Il will rcacl
the Gulf OF Mexico will not be mad
public now. The road has much east
ern and western capital behind u
More than that do not care 10 say.
Attorney Fuller another incorporai
| or. said the road would certainly b
built. aud that the work Of construo
tlon would begin within a year. Al
ready. he said. the right Of way 70
much OF The track had been given b
property owners Mr Fuller sal
enough capital TO build the road
good part OF the way wss subscribe
In New York and the west and repr'
sonat.ycs were negotiating with Tor
don capitalists for the balance rtcds,
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-05-08

l.oadyillc. Col. May "A woman
known as Mrs. Belle Walker was shot
aud Instantly killed here by her lover
who called himself George Raulne.
after a quarrel The assassin then
took bis own llic. a letter was found
on tho person Of the man addressed TO
the coroner and stated that MS real
name was Gardner Marchhank and bis
home was ln Oyray The woman's
name was Laura Belle IantI March.
bank said he sacrificed everything In
the world tor the woman and she de-
ceIyed him.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-05-08

san Antonio. Tex. May THE
skeleton OF mlddlc-aged man was
found In the corner OF the san Fernan-
do cemetery by the sexton. The bones
we're In a perfect stage Of preservation
and we're perfectly bare, as though the
aesh had been artlacially removed
from them. Three OF the teeth were
plugged with gold.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-05-08

Michigan City. Ind, May Henry
Jones. colorod a convict In the ln-
diana state prison. was hanged In
prison shortly after midnight for mur-
der Of a fellow convict named Thomas.
Jones showed no sign Of fear at his
fate and went 10 the soanold without
a trcmor The execution was private.
as required By law.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-05-08

Pomcry. O.. May There is a move
mont on foot 10 organize an the salt
companies IN Pomeroy Bend into an
association and raise the price Of salt
to So cents per barrel All but one
company has Joined the association.
This movement will give better prices
and more work TO over a thousand
men by enabling the works TO run
more steady.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-05-08

Webster city. la.. May Reverend
W. C. Gcigcr oi Marion has been called
on By the Davenport Congregational
church 20 answer charges OF lmmor-
allty preferred by various members OF
his congregation lie denies the allie
cations and has sued Reverend s $.
Rollins and G. W. stratton for dam
ages TO the amount of se5 600. alleging
conspiracy and libel
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-05-08

Rerens. Tex. May Charlie Hen
derson. a young man living about four
miles south OF this place. was killed
by lightning while plowing In his hcld
Mr. Henderson has relatives at Long
view aud Frost. Tex.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-05-08

Paris. May 5.-Duc d Aumelle died
Thursday at zucco, Sicily Of the
shock experienced upon hearing Of the
death OF Duchess a Auencon,
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-05-08

ennis. Tex. May Prank Wilson.
aged Il years. son Of W. r. Wilson.
a farmer Eve miles west OF Ennis. was
kIned BY nEhtnIng
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-07

snaed special attention. The weather through the West
was all that could be desired but spring wheat farmers
have changed their complaint from too mneh ram 10
"drou,h" Competent authorities. nevertheless ere az
the opinion that the spring wheat area TINS r year Will
exceed Of last by u TO IA per cent Inc eNpSc,
demand again OF liberal proporors ana nsp,u
factor advance At Newly ork ana outpoits
upward OF 36soO bush were taken UnSseo S Je
mand from miliers Clearsnees from me e @ With
nc.commal report considered by many to be more m
ish than otherwise Details Of the export business as
follows Northern Duluth c. bush pf ao sep Mag
No hard Duluth quoted s;se a"
No Northern Duluth. SC. anoat; NO ln
New-York sic snea, No Northern pu nust NJ.
q h aaoat; No hard New-York t9c: o anoat no
hard do Isle anoa GORNHIhe corn rd mafNes
was narrow affair all day. deriving us urn to,e
from the strength in wheat There was some ,s OF an
sed interior movement owing to the me weaei
Of the last days The close was at %%sS sdnshfe
over last night Cash business was light aHlouh'Iis ~
only $500 bush corn private terms re anOsr;
No 2 corn quoted 3OLc afoat ne nai
ket for oats exceedingly dull from ror cav,
msrEe where business less active than usual lin
Eaening with the other grain markets however ptIees
closing at isnsc ne. su'
cash sale. were bush: No mixed cliP8eo S,sV5
mxed. aa24S RyE-Market hrmsr; No "e saR,
nmoted nc Buffalo. opening Navigation o|'i'
feeding oI&d2Sc, c l fouiia'o'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-07
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New-York May 9. 1897.
s 40 2r os III n
stiG odav Feeling generally steady Dressed beef
steady 7asc per u for po3r to Prmi ely dressed
fr Bristol takes 1919 cattle for Pritchar Moore Il
% >2 Sp Receipts including 9s head and
soId is;e Yesterday 9ai head ali for the market
Prices much The sane on al eafeI as at me cioss
I, cod season Por prime veas sold at Sass per 100
IL: one very choice bunch nj 3 % cuiis a. -; CITY
with general sales a, fsa7c. although few reached
Nc littIe calves sold at 4a4lsc.
alesGeS:Te "a sn 25 ~ at 81 e3.: Isl de- !oG n
at 81 Co. s. do IN 10. at 81 50; do l2 H. at 81 % 2
90 Hume & Mullen 81 1a2 N. So lie do 28 ~
at 81 30; DO 1870 No. at -. a. ~ ., COX. I, A.
,a9 =, a, 81: 6 do i3o H. at 81.
s Judd q Co. yesterday rs veals. 12l n. at
SsHEEP AND LAMBs-Recelpts. including car direct.
were cars or 939 head: counting car carried over
cars on sale at jersey cry ana = at
- advance prices Notwithstanding light receipts All
disposed Of in good season Fair TO good clipped sheep
lambs AZ 81 75S5 40. jersey spring lambs 50 each
Dressed mutton 7qsi2c per 10; dressed lambs s9qlo3c;
country dressed spring lambs s3aS3 30 each. few
Sales. Judd & Co: ia clipped Buffalo lambs 81
10 average. at So q per 100 ID 30 DO 80 ~ at s. y
co Jersey spring lambs 81 each also late yesterday
2S7 clipped Texas sheep SO 10. at 81 30.
at 81 20: 3 do 100 ID. at 81 80
81 qorsS DBL 81 f. at 80 GBe S Sai Sc "a 81 ~
D Harrington: 2i9 clipped Buffalo lambs - H. at s. 40
head to be sold Firm SoS4 60 per 100 n for ex-
treme weights Country dressed unchanged
at g s pr re m ~ d o sG at s. aGs H. ID
Hume Mullen date yesterdays state pigs 40 10 at
g as @ noss 81 D. DO s. Is 10 al %
i9l n. al 81 ~. 81 do. 134 n. at 81 a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-07
\ Office TO CONTRACTORS AND BUILD

ERs-seaed proposals for furnishing the neces-
the state Capitol building at Albany y. Y will be re-
ceived at the Office OF the Superintendent Of Public
Works. In Albany. y. Y. until Wednesday. May 10TH
1897, at II o'clock Of that day.
The drawings and specifications for the work 70 be
performed have been classified under different sub
divisions for different parts OF the work. follows
No l. Completion Of the north. south and east terraces
driyeways. eastern approach, and other work.
No Completing carving Of the north, south and east
terraces driveways and eastern approach
No g. Completion Of the carving OF the stair
No T. Completion Of the north and south corridors Of
Each contractor may bid for OF above
named subdivisions for the whole work Each bid
must be accompanied by certified check or New-York
draft for cent Of the OF proposal
proposals 70 guarantee execution OF payable
sight the order OF the Superintendent Public Works
Said deposl. will be retained part OF the security
until the completion OF the contract. The amount Of
bond for the faithful performance contract on
cut.on Of contract will be forty OF the proposal
proposals. and the Of labor required on
execution Of contract VIII be thirty per Of pro-
posal az proposals
In submitting proposals contractors will be required
mention the time In which they will bind themselves
under penalty 10 complete the work element Of time
TO be considered IN the awarding Of contracts.
Drawings and Specifications for the several
be seen and forms Of proposals obtained the
l. G. Perry. Capitol Commissioned. in the Capitol at
Albany y. Y The right i reserved reject any all
bids. Proposals must be addressed the undersigned
GEORGE W. ALDRIDGE.
Superintendent, OF Public Works. State Capitol Albany
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-07

Cash quotations were as follows Flour n an No 20
red ssoasi.c - corn ?ia24SG No yeloyw5 24;g
% oats 5 5g5s ~ 70 w 4ys &C. x3 32g ssis So
nominal mflsf 10 s. 25aaac: No 25a?sc 10 i
s ssr b. 4 55ass '$ :Sst $sT,
WSSey. dsters' finished goods per gallon 81 l9
gsnTs Se' bu iGs Market was seady a
daries salSc Cheese rrsettled loalc. Eggs steady;
red sc Corn dull No mixed 2sse oats .tea d!r No
g 7 R st' me sys d at IS s. sOs du
sss a Sf 20 a. Ts s 10 sS' weak sugar ~
Milwaukee NAV s-wheat weak No spring 1SAs
c NG.9ssr nh.f So !g Witt E aa22c
10 2 82a32i4c; sample. 27a32i4c' Rye higher; No l.
NPfsso MaS s sc S s' h a'I 7ss
N:y @ :Rs IS
1Dv ana August nominal Oats unchanged No white
j.y % 1uTs no% rssm.ry e
print, iso DO .bbn 1s is G6:.:. s FEE
demand at Gas Nos T. and 10 advanced -lsc and
:s: s's snG soa vi sr'a'i saSshsss
down A 10 sls se ts Ne 49, r. IS at
5-lsc; No Is at s-isc Cotton UNCHANGED Tslo y.
bis 2aa AK DO 2 cake. sHas , sT "a ;c s Va
Live rou sT .teady n. odIns S ?as co~ eseed
,-,-Fowls choice Sic: 10 fair good Sc: hrolers.
western desirable ,izcs ooa25c: do large I5aisc: DO
nearby as 10 quality 25d3oc.
s4y vt N .s ash sF s49 f BY. 10y
Sen,en1be- 75s.c corn higher: cash. 2llsc July
7227tc September 24i.c Oats Arm: cash. loi7c Jny
$40 Butter lower creamery. l29lSc; darX 'qioc::
rc,S steady AZ Sc Whiskev steady at 81 ~. PORK
streSe and higher at saase 1917 tor standard Lard
higher. nrre 81 %: choice SO 974dA Bacon and dry
ALT meats frrr but unchanged.
Toledo Nav swheat higher and h,rn; No easn 1. ana
CATS srI and steady No mixed. 1sc. Rye dull: No
ash 35c Glover seed steady prime cash. - 921s olI
higher: North Lima. sic; South Lima and Indiana 4oc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-07
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago. May CspeciaD.-There was bull market
IN wheat to-day. with prices UP at one time cents
hushel and the ~ over last night Liverpool
Furnished N. incentive closing I'D higher. Exporters
~ cood buv4rs AZ the seaboard took futures here
literally NeyYork reported fory-hve loads for export
There was more dryweather talk from san FRANCISCO
Private cables called the Russian situation bad St
p, sent numerous in regard TO the reappear
nee Of ch,nch hugs Missouri Kansas and Southern
Illinois. The Ohio May crop report made the winter
wheat condition 81. against IS in April July opened
~ eai5n69x cents. sof between e9'3 cents ana
7lt cent. and closed at 7la cents There was perfect
growing weather West clear and hot There is prac-
cav no SPOT demand al. here either for milling or
Ginning The market however. ignored these discorr-
aging circumstances The speculative buying was LED
by New-York anE St Louis The seaooard ORDERS
were sunnosed 20 be largely foreign. To-days market
60, considerably calls" cent over a. one
time. the close was II May close1 cent
premium over July. The only noteworthy selling was
through Baldwln-Farnum. presumably for Kaufman.
The strength Of wheat prevented any decline in corn
After narrow dav the last prices were the same as
wednesday July sold at 24 and 24Ts125 cents
and closed at 247s The shipping demand was
slow Elevator people. rule. were sellers Gables
were unchanged seaboard cearances $1,000 bush
ss casS handlers talked b.ash The receipts
The situation in the situation In corn over
again steadne.s in wheat on the one side and the
9n s S I s1T nd at an and
i5a7* cents The inspection wa. is' CARS with 10
while there were plenty OF shipping orders here they
were fractional; OF line seaboard cearances were
Iba Ooo bushels There freer offerings OF May.
that IL made no rally. while the other futures gained
ProvI.,or, at times strong but at ali times they
were very dull A. the close pork showed a gain
-, onIv 2i.d5 cents ribs OF 2laT5 cents and lard
Of only 2i5 Hs receipts were smaller than ex-
DsG'sd s .y with points we 5 Sl
year The market support from the source which
noe been giving I. all week. the Cudahv Packing Com
nanv The pit trade unimportant. The cash market
was slow the packing West for the week the same as
lac, year s55
IN the curb puts July wheat closed at 7o4 cents:
..ca, AZ T27. cents Puts July 24t cents;
calls" 24Ts cents
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-07
EXRORTS TO-DAY.
THE GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
\ev-Yo-k Nav G. 1881.


COTTON conditions prevailed al the
Cotton EXcFangA to-day. Early cables were dsall
ing and gcaerai conditions without anyihne new
OF ou.sh puJpor:. After openiLs dGl oIt sledo! d.
for part declining 2G3 points after me ilis'
call with partial rallies The undeTtore was "esk GU,
al unchanged prices 70 point ne oecile a.'u sa'
limited $500 bales The smallest total for some WeehS
past representing almost exclusively local aiHe
The absence Ot speculation seems 10 ne more
than ever the continued large exports d
reduction the visible suppl aud lndis d'Io.s Q.
exhaustion before The cotton is out AZ IN: pese
smallest for about quarter OF Ceh'u!;
time the bears appear To De aIao 70 ssi dtH
which rally market In the afternoon tAere
local squirt renewed buying oy the GREEKS IN
derstood TO be against Continental sales dne spT
ket firm at unbalanced prices midoians adIne
TIC: rnlddng gull TIC; sales 2(sl bales nciiqIhs
Ss7 bales and 40 bales for spinning The
Ciroek owners Spot cotton other markets. mddinS
quoted was follows: Galveston quiet ~, rs; iaes 10
quiet re sales s2 bales Augusta da nc sales "a
ton quiet 7s.c. Wilmington irm IS.c: galIi n
nominal. The Bombay weekly movenent: kecelp.s,
January l. 9s3 900 bales last year coo bales ship
Yeris for week. 1900 bales last wear o1VVv Oaee
Shipments since January $d GOO bales iast year Ho
bales Estimated receipts the port for TINS week
~ 600 bales against 1898 bales last week. ana Zos'
Cotton Exchanre special Liverpool cables: Spot cotton
quiet sales bales speculation and export SDQ bales
lands 7-S2d Futures steady. buyers at last nights
prices quiet unchanged TO point ne, aeC N,
January-Feoruay. $isiss FebTary-Ma:Sh g4s5o; NAY
4GSo: Augas:-Sepienber JOSS Sepembef-Oeto6eT 32so
october November aj2v; Novemhe.-DecenoeI sous Dt
cloths some business at low prices
oPc n~. a~+r rc follows.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-07

Through trains leave NeW-YoFk loot OF Chamhers-st
follows. and Ave minutes earlier from West 23d
300 4. M.-Nestibuled Express daily for Waver,v
Binghamton. Elmira. Buffalo. Bradford Arrive Bueaio
500 r. NJ. Parlor 10 Buffalo.
2,OO =. M.-Vestbued Limited Fast mail Daily SOFIA
train for Chicago. via ChauauQua Lake arrives Ceve-
land TAO A. NJ. Chicago. T. NJ Sieepers 20 Chicago
Cleveland and Cincinnati Dining Car
1870 4. M--Bunalo and Cleveland Ncstlbu,ed Expresa
Daily. arrives Buffalo 1:l6 A. NJ, Bradford I:i5 A. NJ
Jamestown $50 A. NJ. Cleveland i:i5 p NJ Sleepers "a
Buffalo and Cleveland making direct connections for De.
troit. Chicago and the West.
St4S Il. M-Nia chautauqua Lake and Niagara
DAILY. Sold Chicago. Scepers Hornellsyte
Chicago and Cincinnati. Dining Car.
THICK ETS. LOCAL TIME CARDS AND PULLMAN
accommoda,ions al III. lS 26l. ioi and oS7 broad
way l2T Bowery 1855 East l23th and 81 West l25th-
st. Chambers and West 23dst. ferries. New-YorS. a33
and 100 Futon-st. i06 Broadway, Brooklyn. 100 Hud-
son-st. Hoboken. and Jersey city station. westcot
Express calls for and checks baggage from hotels and
residences to destination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-07
OTHER MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH

Chicago MAY 6-Prices for cattle stronger
throughout list. with sales largely 0Q5c per
higher a week Very few native beef steers
.old arourS and raes largely 81 iOu$5 10.
prime heavy beeves selling quickly at 50 l5Qsj % Ex-
good buyers 81 o. and upward and fancy
fed Westerns salahle at $5IS % stockers and
feeders In good demand sales ranging al 81 G5a
81 Choice calves sold readily at 81 2JQ$5 30. and
few extra brought s. co Texas cattle brought
&c 100 ID higher From 81 5Oat3 rs for
heavy packing lots sAles made all the up
81 fo prime light weights the bulk Of the transaction.
occurring 81 $3.50 o. The receipts were choice and
largely up OF medium weight In sheep trading
sctye at steady prees shesP ws.e saabe al 81 800
numerous and active a 81 7OQ$i 10. Western
sheep demand around 81 Is Lambs sold freely at
So 25dS3 poorest s. 30 for the
Spring lambs brought s. 5oas7. Recep,s-Catte 1900
head, hogs, 300. sheep. II 600.
-. Louis May 6Cattle strong. l0c higher; fancy
s5p$5 20 fair 20 choice shipping steers 81 10
QfJ dressed beef and butchers 81 1884 49,
100 n. So qsi Is soekers and FEEDER S2 a0gs4 SIS
and heers. 81 1884 So bulls, s2qsa -: Texas
ana Indian cattle steers s3asi fed 81 5ods4 q
mixed Is ?sa,s S. heavy IS scasa Co. Sheep steady: