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SNOW and HEAVY WINDS.
This Combination Assumes the Pro-
portions of Blizzard in Sew
eral Western States.
ALL KINDS OF BUSINESS DELAYED.
Several Places Worst Storm
known i'm lenr"-AEOthcr Heavy
Full of SNOW Adds to the Trouble
Fury of the storm.

Chicago, Jan. 24.-The storm OF Sat-
urday and Saturday night eliminated
in heavy fall OF snow with high winds
nil over northern and central Illinois.
Indiana. Iowa. lower Michigan. south
ern Wisconsin and much Of Kansas. Me-
braska and northern Missouri. AL
kinds of outdoor business suffered. Tho
snow was wet and heavy. Much of it
melted as it fell. The remainder clung
wherever 1t touched Throughout the
lower Mississippi and Ohio valleys it
was heavy rain. In the north and far
west the winds were gentle and the sun
khoue.
In WfxcOnsin.
Milwaukee. Jan. 24.-The most Sc
we're blizzard which has visited this city
n years continued in its fury until
about six o'clock Sunday morning.
Snow to the depth of 1s inches fell, and
with the wind blowing at the rate OF so
miles per hour great drifts were formed
in all parts of the city. making travel
almost an impossibility.
In Indiana.
Evansville. Ind, Jan. 24.-IIiver men
cay 'oalutoa9 uiSHt STORM was lno
worst on the river in 20 years, yet no
serious loss is reported to steam craft.
A houseboat occupied by George Atkins
and his two young daughters just above
the city was swamped during the night
and the occupants took refuge in large
skiif. The boat was anchored to tree
near the bank, but the land around it
was overlooked for half mile in all
directions. When the unfortunates took
refuge in the sllff the darkness and the
storm evidently bewildered them, for
they never reached the shore. Sunday
their skiff was found floating near their
swamped home half filled with water
and the three occupants dead in the bot
tom of the little craft. They died from
exposure.
Ira Ohio.
Chillcothe, o., Jan. 24.-The heaviest
windstorm ever known here unroofed
the Foulke block, the largest building in
the city, at seven o'clock Sunday morn
ing. Telephone and electric light wires
and poles are down. The Scioto river il
rising fast and doing much damage.
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prohlb,tionl.ts In Conference.

Cincinnati, Jan. 27.-A national con-
ference of prohibtionists began ses-
sion Wednesday at the Grand hotel
with an attendance Of about 200 repre-
sentatives from nearly all the states
in the union. The conference is mere
iy advisory, not being a delegate con-
rcntion. The presiding officer is Mr..
Samuel Decliie, Of Michigan. The morn
ing session was taken up in reading pa
pers and In discussions on topics relat-
ing to temperance work.
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MINERS WIN THE FIGHT,
An EtSht-Hour Day VIII BE the Or.
4 der in Five States.

An EiEht-HOur Day VIII BE the Or.
4 der in Five States.
Chicago, Jan. 24.-Eight hours will
constitute days work in all the
bituminous coal fields of Illinois, In
diana. Ohio, Pennsylvania and West
Virginia on and after June 1, 1898. This
important provision was made Satur-
day afternoon ut the joint convention
action affects the welfare of 100000 or
ganized coal miners, the reduced hours
Of labor giving opportunity for work to
5000 more men, estimated on the re-
duced output Of 1896 and 1897. and to
a much greater nlmber, with the an
ticipated output in 1898.
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Will BUILD A ROAD.
Contract Let for IL Halfway to Dnw.
city.


Ottawa, Ont, Jan. 21.-The contract
for building Il railway from Telegraph
creek to Teslin lake, loading from the
hcadwatcrs of the Stikcen to Dawson
City, has Seen signed by Mckenzie 4;
Mann, the road to be commenced ut
point not yet decided upon near Glen
ora and run to Tcslin lake over a coun-
try not very difficult for railway con-
s:ruction. The distance is about 1870
miles. The Canadian government has
agreed with the contractors to give 49,
600 acres of land per mile as subsidy.
The railway will he completed in time
to permit of supplies being sent into
the Yukon before next winter sets in.
Steamers are to run from Teslin lake
to Dawson CITY,
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Lake Shore, New York Central and Bos-
ton & Albany carrying personally con-
Quoted tourist cars arriving at Boston al
3 p. NJ, New York at 3: 80 p. III. the sec
ond day after leaving the Twin Cities.
The tourist car berth rate will be $l.5O
to Boston and New York, including all
intermediate points.
Tho line of tourist cars assigned ID
this service are old style standard Was-
ner sleeping cars, which are very much
superior to the ordinary tourist car, and
In fact, provide first class accommodate
tons. AS second class tickets between
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Luetxert Denie. 1t.

Chicago, Jan. 24.-Luetgert told the
story of the night OF May while on the
stand Saturday. He reached the impor-
tant point in his narration late in tho
afternoon, and after Judge Gary had
scored Attorney Harmon for attempt
ing to elicit information in what he
termed ga nonsensical Manner" the de-
PENDANT was permitted to say that he
had not killed his wife in the manner
charged in the Indictment, nor In any
other manner.
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THE GOLD STANDARD.
Its Advocates Gather in Large Mum.
bers in Indianapolis.

bers In Indianapolis.
Indianapolis, Ind, Jan. 26. - Four
hundred delegates were present at the
Grand opera house yesterday when
Chairman Hanna, of the executive COM
mittee, called the monetary convention
TO order. Two governors-Gov. Mount,
of Indiana, and Gov. Shaw, of Iowa
were the speakers. Gov. Mount deliv-
cred the speech of welcome and Gov.
Shaw spoke for more than an hour on
the gold standard and the retirement of
the greenbacks. He spoke to an audi
ence of substantial business men who
thoroughly appreciated his argument
for an elastic currency based upon COM
mercial assets
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Murder Case Dismissed.

Waukon, H., Jan. 25.-Thc Arnold
case, which hns been on trial here for a
week. aud has cost the county nearly
$4,000, was dismissed Monday morning
by the court. Arnold was indicted for
the alleged numbering Of IL. V. Duffy,
a prominent business man, last April.
From the action Of the court the prose-
cution evidently was unable to sustain
the charge. 1t is understood that tho
defense was prepared to show that
Duffy committed suicide.
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AIRED Nlimint.r bend

Rochester. N. V, Jan. 27.-Rcv. Abb
shat Scotield died Tuesday in Spencer
port, aged % years. Before the civil
war, while preaching ut Hamilton. Ont,
he was deposcd from the ministry for
preaching against slavery. He was IN
intimate friend OF Garrett Smith He
once served rs superintendent OF tho
sailors home at Milwaukee, Wis.
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Des Moines, a., Jan. 2d.-The joint
session of tie legislature on Tuesday
elected W. a. Hunter warden at the
Anamosa peni|tentiary, N. N. Jones
warden Of the penitentinry at Fort
Madison, Lafayette Young state binder
and F. r. Getaway state printer.
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JOSEPH M'IiENNA.

Of the supreme court Of the United
States. An agreement was reached for
n vote on the Teller silver resolution
next Thursday.
Washington, Jan. 24.-Bills were in
PRODUCED in the senate OH Saturday to
amend the interstate commerce law and
for the publication Of the pension roll.
The resolution of Senator Teller pro-
viding that the bonds of the United
States may be paid in silver dollars
was discussed.
Washington, Jan. 25.-Thc pension
appropriation bill was debated in the
senate yesterday, as was also Senator
Ieller's silver resolution, and Senator
Morgan reiterated his charges that cx-
President Cleveland was in favor of
Hawaiian annexation, Notwithstanding
the denial of the latter. The nomina-
tions of Charles X. Duell. of New York,
to be commissioner of patents, and
George +. Roberts, Of Iowa, to be di-
rector of the mint (Mr. Preston having
Tesigned), were received from the pres
idcnt.
Washington, Jan. 26. - The army ap-
preparation bill was introduced in the
senate yesterday, as WIS also bill
which restricts the denomination of
greenhacks and treasury notes TO bills
of five dollars and upwards and pro-
y:dcs that national banks may issue
currency up to the par value of bonds
deposited. The pension bill was
passed. In executive session the Teller
resolution was discussed.
The House.
Washington, Jan. 20.--A resolution
was introduced in the house yesterday
to provide for minister Of the United
States to Cuba. The question of grant
ing belligerent rights to the Cuban iu-
surgcnts was argued. A bill to author
lie the secretary of the treasury to pur-
chase the Kansas Pacific division of the
Union Pacfic railroad was introduced.
Washington, Jan. 2l.-The consular
and diplomatic appropriation bill was
passed In the house yesterday after the
close Of the debate on the Cuban ques-
ton. Speaker Reed stamped rs fnlse
an assertion made by Mr. Bailey, the
floor leader Of the democrats, and tur-
moil ensued for time.
Washington, Jan. 22.-In the house
SCaAeihay u Dltl was puSScu 10 eSteNu
the public land laws OF the United
States to the territory Of Alaska and the
urgent deficiency bill was sent to con-
ference.
Washington, Jan. 24.--A bill was in
PRODUCED in the house Saturday ex-
tending the criminal laws of the United
States to Indian school students. Most
of the dry was devoted to general de-
bate on the Indian appropriation bill.
Washington. Jan. 25.--Thc house
spent couple OF hours yesterday
trnnsacting business relating to the
District of Columbia, and the remain
der Of the day on the Indian nppropria-
ton bill.
Washington, Jan. 20. - Under the
parliamentary fiction of discussing the
Indian appropriation bill the house
yesterday devoted almost the entire
day to political debate.
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vana.
This decision was reached at special
meeting at the white house yesterday
between the president, Secretary Long,
Assistant Secretary Day, Attorney Cen
eral McKenna and Gen. Miles. Secre-
tary Day made the following stute-
ment:
What 1t Means.
1.-THE sending of the Maine to Havana
means simply the resumption of friendly
naval relations with Spain. 1t is customary
for naval vessels Of friendly nations to
countries with which they are at peace,
and British and German war ships have
recently visited Havana This is no new
move The president has intended to do
1t fol: some time. but heretofore something
has happened to postpone 1t. The orders
to the Maine mean nothing more than I
have said. and there Is nothing alarming
or unfriendly In them. The Spanish min
lister here Is fully informed of what is going
on. and SO far as know has not made the
slightest objection to It."
DC Lone Not Alarmed.
At the Spanish legation nothing was
known of the order for the Maine to
proceed to Havana. Minister De LONE
said that even in case it were true
it portended nothing serious. 1t was
perfectly in accord with usage for war;
ships of two friendly powers to enter
ships of Spain had visited American
ports on complimentary missions three
times in as many years, and if there had
not been an American warship in ua-
vana, in the same length of time, it was
merely because the United States gov
eminent had not seen fiji to order one
there. AS to the possible consequences
of the Names appearing at Havana at
this time the minister expressed him
self as not at all uneasy.
Take a Different View.
Senior Quesada, secretary of the Gu
ban junta, and Senior Albertini, of the
Cuban staff in Washington, were about
the capital during the day comforting
with members concerning the Cuban
status. Mr.. Quesada said:
1.-THE sending Of the Maine to Cuba. what
ever be the official version. Is. in our opin-
ion. proof that things are in such condi.
tion In the few Spanish strongholds that
and property, unable to find protection at
the hands of the impotent Spanish govern
ment, have now the protection Of their
world that the United States are not
afraid Of the Spanish rabble, which seems
to control the Spanish officials. The atti-
tude of the Spanish papers and officials
has been that the presence of an American
war ship in Havana means Intervention:
undoubtedly they will now say that Il
is the most natural thing for any nation
to send its vessels to the ports of friendly
power. and Mr.. De LONE will declare that
his government is delighted. But we shall
soon hear from Gen. Weyler's subordinates
in Cuba and from Spain, that Is, If the
cannons Of the Maine do not bring to the
Spanish minds the conviction that prudence
In this case is the better part of valor."
In the Harbor.
Havana, Jan. 26.-The United States
battle ship Maine, commanded by
Charles d. Sigsbee, which left Key
West, Fla, on January "a, arrived here
at II o'clock Tuesday morning and was
saluted by the forts and war vessels.
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obtainable to all Eastern points.
a. B. QUITS,
G. p. & I. A.
The lIijOu Thcnter.

The merriest Of new farces "McFad-
den's Row of Flats" will be presented
at the Bijou next week. The produce
ton is from the pen of Mr.. E. w. Towns
end. the we'll known author Of "Chimmie
Fadden" and many other popular stories
Of the East Side of New York The plot
is essentially slender, but the characters
are so we'll drawn that they appear as
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Snyn He Did Wrong,

San Francisco, Jan. 25.---Rev. Charles
o. Brown, the Congregational minister
charged in San Francisco with i'm
proper conduct, and now pastor Of a
Chicago church, pleaded guilty before
the Bay conference and was expelled,
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Aliens Are barred.

Toronto, Ont, Jan. 26. - The city
council has adopted resolution that
no aliens, particularly the subjects of
the United States, shall be hereafter
employed on any civic work either to
be constructed or in process of con-
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Grease butter, clean NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., 4 d.
EGGS-rhe egg market is quctaby unclaimed
but the demand is much better. Daily receipts.
though large. are we'll taken. No change
Thursday.
Quotations
Strictly fresh laid, cases included
z
CHEESE-A better feeling is brewing as a
result OF some improvement In the demand from
retailers. Local stocks in the hands of jobhers
somewhat lighter than couple Of weeks
ago. Full twins flats OF fancy quality
are in best request Brick and Swiss are in
fair demand. Limburger Young Americas and
primost rule steady at quotations
Quotations are:
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Secretary Gage Speaks.

Philadelphia, Jan. 26.-The seventh
annual meeting OF the Trades league
of Philadelphia was held Tuesday night
In the Academy of Music, at which the
principal speaker was Lyman ]. Gage,
secretary of the treasury. w. w. Foulk-
rod, president of the league, introduced
Secretary Gage. The secretary spoke
on the subject of finance, and declared
himself unequivocally in favor of the
gold standard.
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Vidalia, L., Jan. 26.-On the Forest
plantation. five miles below here. Tues
day Charles Beard, Jr. (white) }, aged 10,
was shot through the stomach and ia
tally wounded Ivy negro. While ly-
Ing MORALLY wounded Beard shot and
killed his assailant and another negro,
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A, Modest Giver.

Bsloit. Wis Jan. ga gentleman
in the east,p who stipulates that his
name be not given to the public. has
donated $2s,opo 70 Beloit college. The
money is to be applied to the chair Of
chemistry now occupied by Prof. E. G.
Smith. -
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W. w. DuIlOne

Buys all kinds Of raw furs and skins.
Butter eggs, etc. Write for prices, cir
culars, tags, etc. I am agent for all
kinds of wild animals. Address w. W.
Budlong, Hills Grove, Rhode Island.
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Ashtabula, Jan. 25.-The bodies of
Oscar Young, Gust Anderson and Dem
mis- O'Brien were found on the beach
here, having been washed up by the
waves during gale.
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Tuscola, ill.,. Jan. 26.-Leonard j.
Wycth, banker, is dead. aged 72 years.
He had been associated in the business
here for 30 years with Congressman
Joseph G. Cannon.
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Met nm Awful Fate.

Quincy, ILL.,, Jan. 25.-The coroner's
inquiry into the death of Ichabod Perry
developed the fact that he had been
gorcd to death by bull and his body
partly eaten by hogs.
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London, Jan. 27.-The correspondent
of the Times at Constantinople says:
Baron de Calico, the Austro-Hungarinr
Ambassador, and Mr.. Angel, the Ameri-
can minister, visited the porte together
Tuesday to demand redress for wrongs
done by tho Turkish authorities ut
Aleppo to the American consul there,
who Is an Austrian subject.
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Fatal Duel over Cards.

Pineville, Ky, Jan. 25.-IVilliam and
Harvey Topic are dead and Lew Wal
lace is fatally wounded rs the result of
pistol duel over game of cards near
here
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DULUTH. Jan. G.-The market was active and
higher. May opened &c up at 9l1sc sold Off to
9s.e at 49, up to size at io:os. up to esc
is:So up to s6c at 12:40 and closed 2kc up at &c.
nd Cash! 32,Coo blu elevators at &c over May.
S Sose Wheat No hard cash 97c January
L, northern. cash. 96lsc: January. s6c May. acc
3D. o1d July 94:sc; September Soc No. northern,
we; No. 3, SEC; to arrive No. l hand csc; No.
mso,rthern. 9sc; rye 47Ac. cats 25ir24xc barley.
2 ~ flax 81 27!s; May. s.sl; corn. 27hg27s.
rye, 4; barley. s: flax s. Receipts, wheat, $3.50
~; corn, TO- ~; oats. 4l.l2l rye. Sill; barley.
CASH SALES-1 car No. hard y6ac; / car
No, northern 9Sc; 10000 lu No. northern, SIC:
1000 bu No. l northern. 96sc: 1900 bu No
northern. 9tAc; 1000 blu No. l northern 96c; 5000
bu No. northern. s5c; cars NJ. spring, 9oAc;
l car rye. 46s4c; 1000 bu May flax. $l3l.
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ANOTHER STORM.
Considerable Property Destroyed
and Several Lives Lost.

ss"N t'SSSANA SH
St. Louis, Jan. ga gale of wind
that reached the highest velocity of
any experienced here siucc the tornado
of May 81, 1896, when the destruction
of life and property was SO great, pre-
vailed here Tuesday. Its velocity was
&C miles an hour, md up to noon two
deaths, one fatal injury and several
minor casualties had been reported, ua
well us considerable destruction of
property.
In Illinois.
Chicago, Jan. 26.-The binding snow
storm which rugged all of Tuesday did
considerable damage in this city, made
trouble for street car companies and
railways and caused loss of one life.
The storm WINS general over the state.
A heavy snowstorm prevailed at Elgln,
Warren, Rock Island, Moline, Savanna,
Frceport, Kewanee, Princeton and
Gnlcsburg. Heavy rain fell at Assump-
ton, Monticello and Kinmundy. Hills
boro experienced IL violent hailstorm.
At Mascoutah some damage was done
by the high wind. The schools were
dismissed. At Carlisle the residence OF
Alderman Trierwller was struck by
lightning and destroyed.
At Kalamazoo, Mich, hail, snow and
rain fell alternately. The heaviest
snowstorm known in ten years pre-
vailed Mt Lansing, Muskegon and St.
Joseph.
Snow Ii King.
Milwaukee, Jan. 26.-Snow is king in
Milwaukee. The blizzard which arrived
shortly before noon Tuesday showed no
abatement until nine o'clock in tho
evening. Traffic on most of the street
car lines throughout the city was at
etandstill carly in the afternoon and
only the main lines were kept open.
Dubuque, H., Jan. 26.-The present is
the worst storm in several years. A
foot OF snow, driven by fierce wind,
blockadcs the railroads; and trains
were abandoned for several hours.
Telegraph, telephone and fire alarm
systems were demornlizcd. Trains are
running two to three hours lato. Dur
ing the storm freight train and pas
scnger train on the Manchester branch
of the Illinois Central collidcd. Fire
man Ellis Sweet. of the passenger
train. was killed, Engineer Harvey and
Postal Clerk McDuff were probably fa-
tally injured.
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Position of Gcrmnny Confirmed.

Berlin. Jan. 25.-The following SEMI
official announcement was made Mon
day: 1.-THE statements regarding Ger
mnny's intention to open the port Of
Kiao-Chou to the commerce of the
world are practically correct. Ger
many desires that its policy in China
should be of liberal character, not in.
tcrfering with the commerce Of other
nations"
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Fire in n Pennsylvania Town.

Mahanoy City. Pa, Jan. 2b.-Ths
Daily Record office, the Eagle hosiery
mill, dwelling near by and several
freight cars were burned. Loss, $685.
600.
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Weekly Tourist Cars to BOSTON and
New York.

weekly tourist cars to boston ma
New York.
Tho Minneapolis and st. Louis COM
pany have pleasure in advising of a new
arrangement by which the travelling pub
lie is given the benefit of improved SER
vice at a considerable saving in cost Of
railroad and sleeping car tickets, as fol-
lows:
Commencing Jan. IL, and every Satur-
day thereafter. our Chicago limited train
will make close connection with "The
New York and Boston Special" via.
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Killed Their Teacher.

Alexandria, Ill.,. Jan. 22.-John Nc
Cowan. young school teacher here,
was killed by two of his pupils that he
had punished.
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Lewiston. Ill.,, Jan. 25.-A. Forgay
pleaded guilty of the murder of Ben
Wilson and was sentenced to prison for
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Mig rtre In Mil,xaukee

Milwaukee, Jan. 24.-Fire Saturday
night completely destroyed the large
brick building and contents of the F.
A. Walsh company, manufacturers of
packers and grinders tinware aud tin
ners' machinery. The loss is estimated
ut $500, 900, $225, 900 of which is on stock
and machinery and $4,000 on building.
The insurance is $25O,OOO.
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Died mt the Age of 1o1

Ottumwa, H., Jan. 2G.-William Nc
earthly is dead in this city. aged 1o1
years. He was native of Ireland.
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Death of Grant. nrother-tn-

Death OF GrRnfH UrOfher-in-LaV.
Carlisle, Pa, Jan. PIN. j. Craner,
ex-minister to Denmark and Switzer-
land and a brother-in-law of Gen. U. S.
Grant, died suddenly Mt $3.50 O'clock
Sunday morning of neuralgia of the
heart, aged o5 years. For the last six
months he had been professor at
Dickinson college,
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MINNEAPOLIS LIVE STOCK.

NEW BRIGHTON, Jan. =7--Ite,,,..,ts-Cattle,
81: hogs, 240.
Cattle-Market active and strong, with good
demand demand. Sales: 2 steers, av $50 lbs. $3.50;
$500; stocl<ers. av s25 lbs. $500: s heifers av
1l5 lbs, $500; stocker av 100 lbs, $500; cows.
steer, l,tf4 lbs. S41o; mixed, av 947 lbs, So So
Hogs-Not many offered. Very little trading.
Market steady with yesterdays prices. Sales:
- hogs, 2l9 lbs, 1866; hogs av 47S lbs, $3.50;
1G hogs av EOS lbs 1855; AZ hogs, 1873 lbs 49, 60:
70 hogs, 2l1 lbs, 1896. '
Sheep-No receipts and no trading,