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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-27
DUST OF COLUuBUS EXHUNED.
RIANco PREPARES TO REMOVE THE DIS
covFRFR's REMAINS TO SPAIN.

COVFRERs REMAINS To SPAIN.
Havana. Sept 26-At O'Clock this morning
the official cxhumation o. the remains Of Collim
hus took place in the presence NJ General Blanco.
Secretary Gown the civil Governor the Bishop.
the Dean ~ the Cathedral. md other authorities
The general public WIS ordered out ~ the
Cathedral at s o'clock. and no one vas allowed
inside after that hour The entrance 10 the
Cathedral was guarded by force Of Orden Pub
leo. which kept back the crowds that assembled
IN front ~ the edince
'rh. remains of Columbus which were thus re
moved from their niche in the cathedral pre-
paratory 10 their shipment to Spain had lain in
their resting place since January 10. 11oG, when
they were brought from Santo Domingo. that
island having been coded 10 France by Spain.
Since tho date mentioned the remains had laid
in an omen niche in the wall Of the presbytery
of the cathedral, yard and half above the
ground. between pillar supporting the main
arch and the choir. In 1902 there was placed In
front Of the niche a slab representing in relief
a bust Of the great discoverer and bearing this
inscription. "Restos imagen del grande Colon
mil siglos durad guardados IN la urna en- Ia
remembrance de nuestra naclon" Crhe remains
and image Of the great Columbus lie thousa nd
centuries preserved In this urn and In the re
mombrance Of our nation)
After the 4OOth anniversary Of the discovery
OF the New World by Columbus the Spanish
Cortes included in the Cuban budget large sums
for the purpose II erecting fitting monument
symbolizing the travels OF the discoverer. TO be
placed in the most conspicuous place in Havana
and the construction of a mausoleum 10 hold his
ashes This mausoleum. the work of the Span
ish sculptor Meda. was brought TO Havana and
placed upon base erected in the centre aisle or
the cathedral. close 10 the main door. The mon
ument the work which was inrusted 10 the
sculptor Susillo, has not come, and probably
never will come. to Havana II is probable that
both the monument and the mausoleun VII oe
placed In fitting place in Spar.
cd head
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-27
COLOMBIA WILL Not PAY.
SHE PROPOSES IF NECESSARY. TO FIGHT

SHE PROPOSES IF NECESSARY. TO FIGHT
ITALY OVER THE CERRUTI CASE.
KINGSTON Jamaica Sept. 26.-Advices from
Cartaeena Colombia state thar the Colombian
Government has finally decided 10 decline TO pay
the Cerruti claim on the ground that the re-
public is now able 10 produce ample eviden>e
Of Cerrutis completely in the political troubles
that occurred in the country in 1876 and loN3
The Government. according 10 rhe advices re-
ceived has directed the President 10 urge italy
TO agree to submit the case TO arbitration again
and viii. in the event Of failing IN thls attempt
oppose force with force 10 the last extreme.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-27
FRENCH VICTORY ~ AFRICA.

FIVE THOUSAND PRISONERS CAPTURED BY
FORCE or souDANEsE sHARPsHooTERs
Parts. SEPT 2s-An official dispatch from St
Louis. Senegal. French West Africa. says force
OF Soudanese sharpshoo,ers in the French service.
commanded by Iieutenan: Woofel, mas deiea'ed
an army Of Sofas under OF Samorys cnlels,
capturing five thousand men and sel2lng inree
hundred Ciras rifles quantities of ammunition
u is added that The French force mad one sharp
shooter wounded
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-27
COMMISSIONERS IN PARIS.

- a. I.
parsr- sepr. Z6-The Peace Con1rn'-ct,n OF the
United States arrived here to-day from London
and was met al the railroad station by the
staff Of tho United states Embassy. a number Of
Americans and ma ~ reporters. considerable
crowd outside the station witnessed the de-
parture Of the Commissioners for their motel
The Journey from England TO this city was un-
eVpufful
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-27
TIE PIGTAfL WOULDN'T 60.

~rv EXPLANATION OF THE CHINESE EMPERoRs
TROUBLES.
,,do, Son, 27-.The Daily Chronicles" Tien-
r,,, corresnonde~t SAYS the Emperor Of China pro
,,oked tie exating crisis By an edict introducing
r.,ronean dress and ahclishing pistails'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-27
N4HDTS BODY DESTROYED.
WHAT MAJOR MACDONALD FOUND WHEN
HF REACHED THE TOME

London. Sept 27.-"The Daily Telegraph's
Cairo correspondent says.
1T is reported that Major Macdonald has
reached Lado. where was located the Mahdfs
tomb. and that the body was destroyed An
enthusiast it is said. secured the Mahdis head
and is sending 1t to the Royal College Of Sur
CcOns in London"
The correspondent adds that Major Mar
cbard's posirion is absurd and that the natives
ignore him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-27
rO SErTLE WITHOUT ARBITRATION.

London. Sept IA dispatch TO tine I'll,es .sS
from Buenos Ayres says the governments OF : mn
and the Argentine Republic are negotiating io' q
course 10 arbitration.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-27

Comeliness is character: character Is comsnesd
both are in photographs. LOCKWOOD pio"'
way and Fortieth-st. Sc per dozen-AdVt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-27
KITCHENER MADE 4 PEER.

London. Sept 2G-General Sir Herbert kitch-
enor has been elevated 10 the Peerage
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-27

A weiI-dressed maa is armed from head IN foot
for the battle Of life. Morley Wright. Merchant
Tailors 70 West 26thst. four doors west of Broad
way. Moderate priceS-Advt.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-02-25
NIGHT OWLS COMING.
Burlcsque and Extravaganza Compan
WIN Appear in This CITY.

Buriesque and Extravaganza Company
WIN Appear In This city.
The Night Owls BuTlesque and Ex-
trayaganza Co, numbering over twenty
people, will appear at Grants opers
.iOuse. Albuquerque, on the nights OF
March 3, 4 and B, respectively.
This company Il well known through.
out the west aud south and Is now In its
fourth season.
Among the many pleasing features and
'pecialties introduced are little Goldie de
hosa, the child with the big soprano
voice; Dnna Thompson, the comedian and
champion high diver Of the world; Joyce
harrington, chantense eccentric; Gen.
Shephardson, refined monOlOquist and
character impersOnator; Clarence vii
son, tenor r0bustO; Florence Cooper.
soubrette; Ralph Chandler, triple vocal
tst; Mable Milton, Spanish dancer; 4;
Night Owls" male quartette, AmazDnian
march by ladies OF company and many
other interesting specialties inclading a
well drilled chorus sintrOduelng new songs
and the Modern Ideal Girls" concluding
with the success of the season, Breach
OF Promise" by the ladies OF the com.
pany.
New and novel scenic effects. Illumin.
ated grandeur. The top notch of yaude-
VILE. Grand street parade. Change Of
program daily. One who has not seen
the Might Owls" has truly missed seeing
the hit Of the season.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-02-25
TuF COURT OF INQUIRY.

win Finish Its work To-morrcw w-Ths
Maine WIN Not be Raised.
New York, Feb 25.-The Mail and Ex
press prints the following dated at liza
yana to-day: "Ihs United States naVa
board OF inquiry continued to-day taking
the testimony II the divers who hay,
been working In tbs wreck. Those sent
here from the battltship Iowa and the
cruiser New York were examined.
u am Informed on the highest author
lty that the diver, Morgan, as TO the con.
diti0n OF the Maine shows almost beyond
possibility Of doubt, In the opinion Of
my informant that the Maine was blown
up by an outside agency. Furthermore,
MOrgan's report Is verified byOther Amer.
lean divers who descended to-day.
The court decided against attempt to
raise the ruined battleship. The men,
bers are convinced that IL would be- use.
less, as she could never be kept afiOat,
AMI the Spanish authorities here will be
Informed that IL they wish the wreck re-
moved from the haTbOT thy must attend
To the work themselves. Tins decision
gives better idea Of the terrible havoc
wrought In the Maine than columns OF
description could
"ihe court will finish its work here 10.
morrow and proceed at once to Key West
10 take testimony Ut the Survivors there.
IL has also been decided not to return tO
Havana, all Information ~ To The cause
Of the disaster having already been ST.
cured. IL tx believed that a dec sion has
been practically reached. The witnesses
YET TO te exa' iued will hardly change
the verdict,
"The Merritt WreckiEg G. mpany. Il was
announced today, wanted S2,OC0OOO to
raise the wreck The cpmpany's repre-.
sentatiyes made this demand after view
ing the ship. he wreckers to-day turned
their attention 10 saving the great guns
These. at least, can be recovered In a
sufficiently good condition 10 warrant
the effort. Twenty unknown brdies Of
the crew were recovered from the wreck
by the divers to-day The bodies were
frightfully burned and mangled and il
ma, be impossible 20 ever identify them
"Ho'zer, who made such brave fight.
died In the hospital to-day All the
wounded will leave here SUI day on the
Bache for Key West. The physicians
consider IL safe 10 move them now"
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-02-25
SENSATIONAL DEBATE.

Congressmen Become Personal In Dis
cussing Sundry CIviI BIl.
Washington. Feb. 25.-The house to
day resumed consideration OF the sundry
civil bill. Debate developed on motion
to strike out an appropriation OF $l33, ,O0C
for work az Oakland, Cal, its opponents
alleging that no contract had yet been
made Tor the work and asserting that the
river and harbOr bill was to be sup.
pressed aud favored few given apprO-
priatiOns In the sundry civil bill.
Representative Moody made a sensa-
tional attack upon the appropriation In
the sundry civil bill OF $4,000 for the
ROckland, Maine, harbOr, which Is In Mf.
Dingleys district. Tie said he was will.
Ing to submit 10 economy and honest
leadership, but he proposed TO rebel
against a leadership that gave an apprO
prlatiOn 10 Rpckland. Maine. an insigni-
ncant port that could be buried in BOs-
ton harbOr.
Grosyenor (rep. Ohio eclared II the
house allowed Theses river and harbOr
items TO go into the sundry civil bill
There would be no river and harbOr bill.
Cannon replied. declaring the most
vicious river aud harbOr items ever re.
ported, came from the committee when
tirOsyenOr WAS member. lie said % tO
80 per cent OF the money appropriated by
the bill he helped 10 report, had been
worse than thrown away.
Dingley answered the personal attack
made upon him. The Rockand improve
ment, he said. included provision for a
breakwater and harbOr refuge lie In.
dignantly repudiated the intimation that
he had ever suggested or intimated that
this appropriation should be made In this
bill. He presumed IL had bsen made
upon the recommendation of the corps
OF engineers In the public interest.
The Oakland harbOr appropriation re-
mained In the bill by vote OF llS 10 is.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-02-25

Rev. 8. +. LAughlin aud wife, who
came here some time ago for the health
OF Mrs, Llughlin, left last night for So
cOfrO, whore Rev. Laughln will taxi
charge OF the Presbyterian church OF
that town
The five men suspected OF stealing the
beer from the Southwestern Brewery Il
Ice company were discharged by Justice
crawford yesterday afternoon, ~ the
brewery people failed 10 appear against
them.
A. ID. johnson, the wind mill man, has
been connected with the Mutual Auto
matte Telephone system 10y telephone No.
2S6; Il. StOffel, harness maker, by tele.
phone No. 1863.
Il. Chandler, advance agent OF "Pyes'
Night Owls" company, Ia In the city, ar
riying last night from Phoenix. aud will
make dates for the appearance Of "0wls'
In this city.
The Optic says: Major ]. A. Wisner,
An Old-time conductor in these parts, IL
reported at the point OF death. He has
been a conductor on the Rock Island Tor
some years.
j. G. Haines, young gentleman from
New Jersey, has accepted the position Of
Walter Downs, at Fields. the latter hay-
ing resigned.
SAKE GOtha Ceryelat. Salami. DIARIES
imported Ceryelat, and German summer
sausage fully cured. AZ the San JosE
MARKET.
A free concert and dance at the Orches-
triOn hall tomorrow night. Everybody
invited.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-02-25
Raclng Sunday.

60 to the races at the Fair Grounds on
Sunday next The Driving Association
has out an attractive program Of run
ming and harness races. The exhibition
trot by Commodore Medium will be worth
the entrance money. The Commodore il
q grand horse and will be one OF the top
notchers on the circuit this summer.
The meeting OF Nimble Jim and Johnnie
Wilkes In the free-fOr-all Is already ex-
citing comment and will be betting
aifair. The halfmile running will
bring out Modock, they champion Of the
Southwest, and a local ally whose adj
mirers are willing to gamble on her low
ering the colts colors. The last event
on the card is a match running race. be-
tween Why Not, the black horse from
Oklahoma, and Granada. the three year
old son OF Speculation. and will be a
horse rece every inch Of the way. The
FIRST regiment hand will discourse sweet
music during the afternoon. and II the
meeting Is favored with New Mexico
weather all the beauty and fashion OF
Albuquerque will be out to cheer the
equine fOyOrites.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-02-25
NO FURTHER DOUBT 4,
Explosion Of Maine Came From
Underneath Vessel.
Convincing Evidence Furnished by
Ensign PowsllSOn, Of the Perm.
Forward Part Of the Keel OF the Maine
was Stove Upward
coRROBORATED BY THE DIVERS.

New York, Feb 25.-A dispatch to the
Herald from Havana says: There il no
longer any reason to doubt that the ex.
plOsiOn which wrecked the Maine came
from underneath the vessel. Her maga.
zines had nothing TO do with the initial
explosion, and plays much smaller
part In the great disaster than was at
first supposed. Evidence that convinced
the board was obtained by Ensign Pow
ellison, an officer attached to the Fern.
POwellsOn discovered the forward part OF
the keel Of the Maine, with the ribs and
plates, was stove upward so far that
parts Of the shattered double bottom
show out OF water aud In places sections
Of the green painted outer hull are
visible.
The cOrroborative evidence given BY
Powellson IL the result Of a close exam.
ination by divers. What they found in
dicates that the explosion came from p
point beneath the keel A plum lire
dropped from point just forward OF tn
coming tower would have laid the lead
exactly on the spot where the explosion
occurred that hove the keel and pilates
and ribs almost 10 the surface. The main
force OF the explosion seems to have been
exerted slightly on the port side of the
vessel. This Is consistent with the facts
hitherto asceTtained
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-02-25
FIRE IN LOUISVILLE! !
National Tobacco Company Ware.
house Totally Destroyed.
Caused a Loss Of $I,OOO,O0O Two
Men Fatally Injured.
Cabinet Discussed Maine Disaster NO
news from Court Of Inquiry.
THE SUNDAY CIVIL BILL.

Louisville, KY, Feb. 25.-The picking.
drying aud steaming warehouses OF the
National Tobacco company were totally
destroyed by hre this morning. Loss,
$l,OOO.O00.
Three men hemmed in by the flames
were injured. ieOrge GisshenderI, fore
man OF the picking department, back Ia
Jured, severe hurts about head and ches,
William sample, picker, skull fractured;
John Packham. both legs broken. inter
nally injured. Sample and Packham
will probably die.
The flames gained rapid headway
and the tire department was hindered by
the lack OF water. Falling walls added
TO the danger OF the work and the escape
OF some flremen was miraculous.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-02-25

Jacob korber and Henry Loebs return.
ell ON the passenger last night from Kan
sas, and this morning Herman Blueher
arrived with a ear load OF fine driving
ana draft horses. These gentlemen have
been gone two weeks on horse purchas-
ing tfip aud have certainly brought some
tine animals back with them. The
southwestern Brewery A. Ice company
nave taken four OF the draft horses, Her.
man Blneher four, Balling Broe. two,
Tony Michelbach two, J. Korber has
three standard bred horses, and Jacob
Loebs and Henry Loebs one each. The
horses we're bought at Billsboro. Kan.
W. $. Hopewell, president OF the Las
Anl ras Land and Cattle company, came
IN from the south last night and reg.
lstered at Sturges' European from Hills.
6OrO. Several days ago, while rounding
up some cattle In the mountains OF
sierra county, the horse that Mr.. Hope
well WAS riding stumbled and fell, and
In the fall the left leg OF Mr.. HOpewell was
caught under the weight OF the horse;
hence he walks lame a. n result OF that
accident. He will leave for Santa Fe
this evening.
The Ladies' Aid society OF the Lead
Avenue Methodist church held an inter
esting meeting yesterday afternoon and
the following officers were elected 70
'eTye Tor the ensuing year: Mrs. j. W.
Anderson, president; Mrs. X. Y. Short
secretary; Mrs. W. ". Mcdonald, fnan-
clal secretary and Mrs. j. W. Glover,
treasurer.
As previously stated In the columns OF
The CITIZEN, a lodge OF Elks was insti-
tntet at Silver City on Wednesday night
with large membership. W. z. Mott,
Albert Seigle and T.. z. Mackle, OF Las
Vegas, and others, who attended the or
ganizatl0n, came In from the south last
night, and continued on north.
II has been several days sine the Phil
harmonic concert, and friends OF Prof.
FennaAr are still cOmplimenting him on
hts ability as viOlinist and manager OF
,lrst class concerts. The professor made
a pleasant call at this Office to-day; he IL
always welcome.
Chas Delaney, brother OF L. T. Della
ney. manager OF the Western Union
Telegraph company, is still In the city
from Cincinnati, Ohio, and IL 80 infatu-
ated with the climate that he will prob.
ably make this city his future home.
Leon p. Fraser, Of Paducah, KY, has
his name on the Sturges' European regis.
ter. He IL spending the day with his
friends, the Trimbles, and will continue
west to San BernsrdinO, Cal, this even
ing.
w. l.. Trimble, who was back in Mis-.
souri, buying a carload OF mules, re-.
turned TO the city this morning. The
mules will be used in hauling ore In the
COchiti district.
Attorney DObson IL the latest victim OF
la grippe. This disagreeable French
trouble has tackled quite a number OF
our citizens recently.
Fred. Lewis, a hrstclass dry goods
clerk, has accepted a position at the
store OF l.. b. Stern, on Railroad avenue
x. l.. Medler, attorney, who Is at Sill
yer City on legal matters, writes that he
will be detained there until March 3.
Company G will hold an important
meeting at their headquarters this even
ing.
Frog legs, shTimps, Holsters and crabs
at the SAN JOSE MARKET.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-02-25
STRIKE The FIRST BLOW.
Spain Advised 10 Become Aggressor In
war With This Country.
PUBLIC OPINION EXCITED.

London, Feb. 20. - According 20 spe.
cial dispatch from Madrid the reports re.
ceiyed there from the United States 10
the effect that public opinion In the lat
ter country Is becoming mlre excited
owing TO the impression that the loss OF
the Maine was not due TO an accident,
are ''re-stlrring the popular feeling here
un Madrid), aud the conviction IL In.
creasing In ministerial circles that the
worst must be expected"
Continuing. the dispatch says: "The
government has no choice II the United
states adopts a threatening attitude, for
the prospect OF war Is popular with all
parties, and the more excitable newspa.
pers are already urging the government
TO take measures 10 enable Spain 10
strike the Hrst aud decisive blow"
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-02-25
NAVAL COURT or INQUIRY.

WIN sail for Key West This Evening or
To-Morrow From Havana.
Havana, Feb. 25.-The United States
Lighthouse tender MangrOye is still here.
The naval court Of inquiry continued it,
sessions to-day. Its members hope h.
get away TO Key West late this evening
or early Tomorrow. The Merritt Il Chap
man Wrecking cOmpany's tug Right Arm
Is removing such parts Of the wreck as
Is possible 10 handle in advance OF the
arrival Of the stronger tugs and derrieks.
The Fern will be the only United States
vessel In the harbOr after the MangrOye
goes.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-02-25
.DUPUY, THE Silent !
De LONE Refuses 10 Talk Of His
CanalJas Letter.
Claims to have been Victim ofNews-
paper Misrepresentation.
Col. Henry c. corbin Appointed Adjutant
General Of the Army.
srEAMER Ia CHAMPAGNE OVERDUE.

Liverpool. Feb. 25.-Dupuy de LONE,
who arrived here 20 day on the Britannia,
is quoted a. saying: II have decided not
70 speak ON the subject OF my letter 10
VansleIas. | can say, however, have
been from the Grst the victim OF misre.
presentation. News published in Ameri.
can papers and sent 20 this country and
my own, was from the beginning 10 the
end. made up OF lies OF the most infa.
nous character. The allegation In
American papers that the terrible explo-
sion OF the Maine was the outcome OF A
Spanish conspiracy. is In my opinion
another instance Of the rec less manner
In which newspapers In America work
upon the popular prejudice"
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-02-25
INCREASE NAVAL MILITIA.

Onioers of Naval Reserve Appear Before
the Naval Committee.
Washington, Feb. 25.- A delegation OF
the officers Of the naval reserve of several
eastern states headed by Captain Miller,
Of the New York naval militia, and Com
mander Emerson. OF Maryland, appeared
before the naval committee OF the house
to-day to urge favorable action upon
bill introduced by Representative Bull,
OF Rhode Island, TO increase the strength
Of the naval militia. The bill provides
for the construction OF twenty torpedo
boats OF one hundred and iifty tons each
at cost not exceeding f240,O00, for the
Use of the naval militia,
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-02-25

he said he had been In San Domingo
Tie went there on the Brooklyn with aus
sou when the snip started for st. James.
While ia San Domingo he received the
news OF the disa Iter to the Maine and
took advantage OF the opportunity pre-.
sented by the presence Of the cruiser
Montgomery TO return. The monitor
Terror IL lying In Hampton roads. The
Impression Is that she will remain In
that place, which Is one OF great strate-
glc value In case OF need, at least until
the monitor Puritan Ia ready 10 take her
place.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-02-25
ni.trirt cnnrt Nnu.

Case No. 1871, Elizabeth W. Acton vs..
John ID. Acton, In chancery for divorce,
was dismissed by the plaintiff.
Case No. 1866, Roman Sabedra w. Pablo
Salas' appeal by certi0rari, was dismissed
on appellants motion.
Case No. 800, Territory Va. Epimenio
Tafoya, appeal from the justice of the
peace court, was dismissed by plaintiff.
District Attorney Flnical commenced
ten more tax suits In the district court
To .day,
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-02-25

ing Post to-day: "It can be stated posi-. q.
tively that neither the president nor Sec
retary Long Is In Possession Of single
fact or report in regard to the Maine dis.
aster that they have not made public.
When he receives the report Of the court
ot inquiry. the president will know the
Iacts, which he will make public with his
conclusions and policy"
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-02-25
Knn.na CItv NInrLat

Kansas City, Feb. -Cattle-ReceiDts
1000; market steady 10 strong.
Texas steers. S2,S0H4.40; Texas cows,
tZ4OG35O; native steers, $3 25a5. 90;
native cows aud heifers, S255(d4.3O
ltockera and feeders, S34O@525; bulls,
50 25d37O.
SHEEP Receipts. 1900; market steady.
lambs, f41JB5.5O; muttOns, $500
I75