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Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-21
Million. FortnnrIttcs

U'y Telegraph to NlrSin.an-Pliot1
Vienna. April 2l.--Thc Ncuc Freic
Presse asserts that the estate left by
the late Baroness Maurice deHirsch de
Gercuth. who died April |. has been
valued at Wounds) 25000. 900 of which
Zo'OO0,UUO will be expended in carrying
on the various charities founded or fos-
tered by the Baron and Baroncss
The liirsch foundation in New York
receives (?ounds) 10000 ana the nsti-
'ute ut Montreal one-tenth of that
amount.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-21
Murder Suspect, Arrested.
Cry rclcsra PHI to virgin.an-puo,,

U!y Tclcgra pm 10 VirGin.an-P.lot)
Raleigh. n. c., April 20.-A special to
the News and Observer from Marion.
~ c., says that a man answering to
the description of ST. Smith, who bru-
tally murdered Judge w. t. Bell, in
liabersham county. Ga, on the second
instant. has been arrested and lodged
in Jail thero.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-21

(By Telegraph to Yirg!nian-Prot.)

Admission. Ala, April 2o.-The Ala
bama State Mutual Assurance Com
pany. fire insurance organization with
headquarters in this city, was placed
in the hands of a receiver to-day. The
company has suffered recently from
heavy fire losses. t was one of the
largest insurance companies of the
kind in the South.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-21

mandcr conference was held between
Captain Sturdee and Admiral Kautz
and the Porpoise ana Philadelphia
steamed into II position on either side
of the Falkc. Orders were then sent
aboard that if she made n move of any
kind she would be blown out of the
wafer. No one is allowed to 20 aboard
or leave the German ship of war with
out permission. written and signed by
either Captain Sturdec, of the Porpoise.
or Admiral KautZ.
FIGHTING CONTINUES.
Fighting continues between the forces
Of Mataafa and Malietoa Tanus. Bush
fights with slight loss are daily occur
RANGES and business is practically at a
standstill. There is considerable sick
ness among the scamcn of the Porpolsc
and PHILADELPHIA. Three of the Por-
poise's crew died from fever. Licutcn-
ant Garnet. Of the Porpoise. is among
the sick. Mataafn's cause is waning.
April Il is the date on which the re-
ported arrest was made.
INVOLVED IN DOUBT.
san Francisco. April 20-The mail adj
vices received here by the Associated
Press on April 18th from Apia. Samoa.
ana dated March .ith. told of little in
cident which occurred JUS; before the
h3mbardment by the American and
BrltlSh WalSnipS commenced.
The German man of war was about
to leave the harbor on some mysterious
mission. when Admiral Kautz signalled
her to return and take care of the Ger
man residents. as the bcmbardmcnt of
the city by the American and British
was about To commence. The German
returned TO her position and during the
shelling Of the vicinity took on board
many German residents.
This incident. combined ,vi4b nv
rest of a prominent German planter FOR
aiding the rebels is perhaps. the one
referred to in the Victoria advices OF
to-day. and in some manner miscon-
strucd by the passengers on the Noran-
gle. who We're evidently led to believe
that the commander of the Fake has
been made prisoner and that his yes
sci was in danger of being blown out Of
the water by the British ana American
war vessels if he made any suspicious
move.
ANOTHER REPORT.
ST. Paul Mimi. April pa Winni-
peh. Manitoba. special to the Dispatch
says: y special dispatch to the Free
- -,
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New,xtrnI,,inn yrcn...
Olv Telerrnnh To Nirgininn-pilntA

80 - u
City Of Mexico. April gO-The Senate
today adorted the now extradl;ion
treaty with the United states.
The case Of Santiago Murphy, CharE-
ed with cmbe2Zling $4,000 from the
National Bank of Mexico is likely to be
sensational in DEVELOPMENTS. as it is
expected hc viii disclose the names of
his accompliccs. He is vigorously in
communicate in Belem prison
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-21
THE SITUATION
IN SAMOA
Commander Of German WaTship
Placed Under Arrest.
ORDERED NOT TO MOVE

by British Sailors SuppIy>
Ing Arms and Ammunition TO
Matnnta's Men- lighting Between
Rival Factions OF Natives Contin-
ucs - sickness Among Crews of
American md English Cruisers
Rumorcd .trrc.i I'm Doubt.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-21
BnYAN ON EXPANSION
Burden to Taxpayers and Menace
TO Republic.
. One Plntu Talk About r.nr.c Stand-
in:: Army Warming Against Dnm-
ger or Gntliu- Gu-,
Christianity Statue Needed.
tBy Telegraph to virginianpllot3

Oy Telegraph to Virginian-Pilot)
SyT1CU7T, \. y. April -J.1--rhc AL
hambra, with Il seating capacity OF 5000
people. was comfortably filed with an
enthusiastic crowd tonight to hear
Colonel William Jennings Bryan. Mr..
Bryan. on being introduced. was cheer
ed 10 the echo. His address covers ola
ground on the subject of income tax
and the currency.
Taking up the subject Of expansion.
MIR. Bryan said:
"A large standing army is burden
TO taxpayers. and menace 10 lie re-.
public This nation can DEPEND upon
It's volunteers They can defend it in
thc hour of danger Oocferous cheer
ing).
SOME PLAIN TALK
What has happened to make more
soldiers necessary? Nothing but a Re
publican administration. Tho President
says our occupation Of Cuba is tenn
porary. There Is no trouble i'm Porto
Rico; 10000 soldiers are wanted to ear
ry the benign blessings OF freedom 10
100000 Filipinos. Who will pay the
cost? II the Filipinos they must ba
taxed four times as high rs spain taxed
them.
IF we pay it, ask a gold man TO show
you how it will get back to the tax
payers Common people furnish SOL
diers and Syndicates get the money paid
for war. | don't want Il single soul To
he brought under the American ilag
unless he can share in every blessing
Of his government. (ApplauseD
PRESIDENT OR EMPEROR?
Shall We call our Chief Executive
President OF the United States and En-
pcror Of the Philippines? Government
by one man. backed by force IS de-
spotism People who are opposed 70
taking he Philippines plead not for he
Filipinos, but for the American people
lest they may be bccomine accus toned
10 despot!sm. be prepared To yield 10
despots.
CALLING GUN CHRISTIANITY.
Il oppose Christianity fired out Of a
Calling gun. The man who is hit
doesn't need the gospel. Does tn labor
ing man want oriental labor to COM
pete with him? Every nation in Eu
rope wants us guilty of cOnqUtats. II
we are TO become an empire LEI us send
Bartholdis statue back ~ France and
go to England and borrow n statue OF
William the Conquerer Let Us treat
the Filipinos as We would the Cubans.
and we will erect in the harbor of
Manila new statue OF liberty N the
old world
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-21

at
He n
@ from Arizona in September ISL
served on That under Captain sgsce
hospital
az
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some OF them refusing 10 do so, claim
ing that their cnlistments had expired
The latter We're exempted and were al
lowed to return to Spain on board the
transport -Alava.
IN SAD PLIGHT.
The native troops in the Spanish gar
risons are in Il sad plight. They must
accompany the Spaniards or risk the
vengeance of their compatriots. The
Spaniards propose TO disband them, but
they refuse To give UP their arms.
TRIBAL WARS EXPECTED.
The natives Of Zamboanga. embolden-
ed by the suspicious capture of the
ornaments on board the Spanish gun
boats, which We're purchased there by
Francisco Reyes, of this place, as ca
bled to the Associated Press ON April
18th, are likely TO prove troublesome
when the Spanish GarriSnnS are with
drawn from the coast towns Of the is
land of Mindanao. 1t is believed that
the smouldcring tribal wars Will then
be resumed.
Anarchy will prevail and the inhabi-
tants of nearly every village will fight
with their neghbors.
THE PARIS TREATY.
A tripartitc exchange of prisoners
will be arranged if it is possible TO ne
gotia;e with the Filipinos. If they con-
sent to release the Spanish prisoners the
Americans might release the Tagalos
they hold prisoners. in return Tor which
Spain would free her political prisoners.
The provisions OF he Paris treaty
would thus be carried out.
SPANIARDS FEAR TREACHERY.
The Spanish commission. however.
hesitate TO enter the Filipino lines,
fearing treachery. although Agunaldo
has guaranteed the safety Of the COM
missioners. The release OF the Filipinos
held by the Americans might be dis
tinctly advantageous. as they all claim
to have been converted to the Ameri-
can cause by the good treatment they
have received. and announce themselves
to be anxious to influence their friends
in favor of the policy of the United
States.
4 SHORT ENGAGEMENT.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-21
YELLOW fever
IN CUBA
Fortunately No Americans Are
Among the Sick.
q DELAYED EXPLOSION

An American Shell Fired Into Manzn.
Milo List summer ExpIodcs with
EinmnGinS Results DISTRIBUTION
OF Money Among Cuban Soldiers
Newspaper Correspondents l:ciin-
Tuish Their Portions Tax Situa-
ton AT Santiago.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-21

The Councils met last night in COM
mittec of the whole. and, on motion of
Mir. J. f. East. reconSidered the resolu-
ton increasing the pay of IN, police
from S2l2 to $3.50 per day. The resolu-
ton was advocated by Mr. Tazewell
Taylor and Mr.. East. and Mossrs. Arm
strong and Jacobs spoke in opposition.
1t was adopted by u vote of "a to 2.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-21
AFFAIRS IN
PHILIPPINES
Tribal Wars May Follow With
drawa| Of Spaniards.
FILIPINO JuNTA SPLITS

Spnin's Evacuation OF Islands VIII
he Completed by Withdrawal of
Garrison Mt ZumbOnnGn-Tripn
ITO Exchange or Prisoners De-
sircd-Spnnish Commission Afrnid
10 Enter Filipino Lincs-Oiis Has
Ample Force.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-21
4 SHORT DISPLACEMENT.

4 scouting party of the Minnesota
Regiment. near Guigunito. between Ma
lolos and Bigaa. met superior force
of Fnipnos this morning. The Ameri-
cans repulsed the enemy's attack until.
Just as their ammunition was falling.
CONTINUED on Sixth Page)
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ANOTHER REPORT.

St. Paul. Mimi. April 20-A Winni-
peh. Manitoba special to the Dispatch
says: y special dispatch TO the Free
Press from Victoria. Il. c.. says:
The steamer Aorangie. from Austria
liza, brings news Of the arrest of the
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(Contiued on Sixth Page)
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some OF them refusing 10 do so, claim
ing that their cnlistments had expired.
The latter We're exempted and were al
lowed to return to Spain on board the
transport -AlaVa.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-08-26

London. Aug. 2.-American securities
opened dull and about on level with New
York. Later there was a slight decline
on realizing. The close was quiet but
steady. The amount Of bullion with
drayn from the Bank OF England on bal
ance today. 5000 pounds. Gold at Buenos
Ayres 15.SO.
New York. Aug. 3.-Commercial Ad-
veriisers London Financial cablegram:
THE markets here were rather reaction
airy today owing to idleness before the hol-
iday and the impending settlement. Amer
leans very quiet and receded until the
afternoon. then hardened on New York
buying. Union Pacific preferred and Mis-
souri, Pacific were wanted here. Spanish
fours were IS "a; Tintos a IL: Anaeondas
IL 1916. The bank bought elS.OO0 gold In
bars and G12.0O0 in German cion and a40.-
900 was taken for the continent. Money
was easy. Treasury bin tenders for thres
months were 31-463-s, for four months
l-2. six months 3S-s"
Berlin, Aug 6.-Prices on tue boerse
today were irregular. Internationals and
Americans were quiet. Bank shares were
ohaNOI1oig oheeclsU OWING 10 tne oe-
cline in Austrian credits. which caused
Vienna reallzations In view OF the settle
ment Mine shares were firm. Transvaal
railroads were weak on adverse advlces
from South Africa.
Paris. Aug. 5.-Business on the bourse
was duh. The discourasing news In the
Transvaal and the spread Of the plague
In Portugal caused uneasiness. Spanish
fours. Portuguese securities and Rio Tin
tos declined. Kaflrs reacted on sales for
London account
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-08-26
FRISCO LINE EXCURSIONS.
NATIONAL ENCAMPMENT G. A. ]
PHILADELPHIA, PA, SEPTEM-


BIER 4TH TO 9TH.
For the above occasion the Frisco Line
will sell round trip tickets, Wichita to
Philadelphia, September ]. and 3, good
for return leaving Philadelphia September
18th without extra charge. An extension
of limit to September 3Oth can be OBJ
tanned by depositing ticket with the joint
agent at Philadelphia, September 5th 10
9Th, on payment of fifty cents C0c.)
Three classes OF tickets for this excur-
sion will be on sale viz:
Going and returning via same route
with privilege Of ten uO) days stop-over at
either Niagara Falls. N. Y. or Washing
ton, D. c., in each direction. SSs.45.
Going and returning via same route with
stop-over in each direction east OF Buff
falo, N. Y. Ptttsburg. Pa, Wheeling and
Parkersburg. w. Va. in addition to stop
over at Niagara Falls; N. Y, and Wash
ington. ID. c., $3.50.
Going via one direct route and return
ing via another direct route east of st.
Louis, with stop-over privileges as above,
1910.
Side trips from Philadelphia to Gettys-
burg. Atlantic City, Cape May, Asbury
Park. Long Branch and Old Point Com
fort have been arranged for at very low
rates.
For full Information regarding the sale
OF these tickets. call at the city ticket Of
fee corner Main street and Douglas ave-
nue.. H. o. MORTBMORE,
City Ticket Agent
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-08-26
REPRESENTATIVE SALES.
SHIPPERS AND NOTES.

The Farmers and Drovers' Bank Of Mt
Hope sold out part car load of medium
weight hogs which sold at a good price.
Bert Kell of Clearwater was a shipper
Of medium light hogs which sold at q
strong top price.
W. I. Brown Of Sawyer had IN six car:
Of mixed cattle. late. including stocker:
ard feeders and calves.
The provision pit yesterday was neg
lected. The prices were steady with 6
moderate local demand and with llt:lC
selling pressure. Packers were not much
in evidence either way. Cash lard closed
steady at s. 22l5. and cash ribs cents VI
at SEQ
There was a heavy shipment from the
5obbing division OF the bold plant yes
terday. and all the several departments
were drawn upon to supply the large de.
mand.
Popplewell & Short of Rome were cattle
sellers yesterday, their offerings going Al
good prices.
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iyn Transit. That incident temporarily
interrupted the upward progress OF prie-
e., though Il was resumed with sn APP
preach 10 the same after the selling
movement In the Traction shares haa ex-
hansted Its force ana had been checked
BY renewed lnside support In BROOKLYN
Transit At the same time On Friday the
disposition was to await tOday's hank
statement, and the market became dull
with more or less irrexuiarity. AZ was
the case during the proceeding week. the
principel buliish manifestations were
In the low or medium priced sticks. A
number OF these we're again the objects
Of efficient pool manlpulations which at
tractei both professional and pubic buy
ing support There were. hsweve. indica-
tons Of interest in scne Of the higher
priced eividend-Payers based on sugges-
tions that the present remarlable carn-
ings OF certain prsDerties might justly
large division OF profits among the share
holders. There were. however, no re-
narkable movements In this portion OF
the share list and apart from the rises
o. the Tobacco stocks. Leather. Cotton
Oil and Tennessee Coal. the Industriais
we're neglected, the only other exception
being a decline in American Steel and
Wire. London was At first Indifferent to
our stock. or betrayed its preOccupasion
with the state OF Its own money mar
ket and the danger. financial and srecu-
latIve. connected with the possibility OF
war In South Africa In the later por-
ton OF the week another fairly good
weekly return by the bank OF England
and an easing of discount rates In Lon
don caused the stock market there 10
strengthen materially, Americans Ukins
a leading part in the movement. This
fact was attributed partially to manipu-
lation from this side. but more particu-
larry to appropriation on the part OF
British speculative interests OF the effect
of favorable crop and business conditions
and continued Increase In earnings on
the position of many American railroad
properties. particularly those whose Sc
curities are selling at moderate figures.
The crop outlook. as well as the activity
Of trade and industry, continues TO give
confidence to the bulllsh spectators.
while the relatively easier condition Of
the money market tends to diminish the
apprehension displayed for some weeks
back in that connection.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-08-26
HOG MARKET Strong
Light Receipts and Quality
Fair.
TOPS UP TO $4S7 ~
Cattle Steady With Only Fair
offerings.
TOPS UP TO S4.S7 IL

Yesterday on the local market the quo
tation was given as strong with a very
light run of hogs, but the demand firm
and the trade so far as there was any
thing in which to deal. active. The one
load which passed over the scales went
at the highest top price which hogs have
brought yet this season. 1t was a light
day In the wagon trade, as well as In
the straight car stuff, and all the trans
actions made were In small lots. and
whatever CHANGED to arrive, and always
at good prices. There was no very great
encouragement as to receipts, and the
volume was light. There were buyers,
however, for all that came in and as
many more Of this grade would have re-
ceived as good prices had they been on
sale. This market more than held it's
own, comparatively. Chicago reported
choice, steady; common, dull to lower.
Other western markets gave out steady,
and also, steady for lights and others
weak. There was a difference of opinion
as to the market quotation yesterday for
hogs on the local market, and the various
firms and buyers varied from steady TO
higher, with an average split of strong.
This quotation prevailed all through the
day. and the prices offered for what
came in showed this to be true. All over
there was greatly diminished supply of
hogs and every packing center and re-
'ceiving point recorded a falling off in
receipts. There was more strength dis
played in the local market than in any
other OF the western points, and what
hogs came in were welcomed at once and
were disposed OF at the best market
price.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-08-26
COFFEE AND SUGAR MARKETS

New York, Aug. A.-Coffee-Options
opened steady in tone at unchanged prices,
and ruled strong most Of the day. Weak
European and Brazilian markets and low
er spot prices caused an easy undertone
later. Rallied near the close on covering.
Closed unchanged to points higher.
Sales, 21,750 bags, including September,
Also; November, 4.5Oc; December, 4.S0c;
March, 5000. Spot, Rio dull and easier;
No. invoice, 59sc; No. jobbing, SIC;
Mild, steady, but dull.
Sugar-Raw. quiet but steady; fair re-
filming, 15-16c; centrifugal. IS test. &c;
molasses sugar, 1916. Refined quiet and
steady.
st. Louis. Aug 5.-Lead-Firm; $.52h
d4.55. Spelter, nominal; $3.50
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-08-26
LIVESTOCK Markets.
CHICAGO.

Chicago, Aug. E5.-Cattle-Offer!ng were
very moderate today. Demand fair and
offerings were disposed Of at yesterday
ruling prices. Good 10 choice cattle sold
at S. 60d6.65. commoner Trades at $500
6.56. Stockers and feeders brought 1875
G5.CO; bulls, cows and heifers, 2.U0fI5. -
Texas steers, $3.50 I.3O. and calves, $4,000
rs.
Hogs-Prices Of hogs were steady for
good dr0ves and weak TO cents lower
for heavy packers. Heavy hogs sold at
81. O0d5. 20; mixed lots, A.S5d4.s0, AMI
llghts. S4.5ed4.90; pigs sold al S4.4Od4.65;
culs. s.. 25a4.o0.
Sheep-Sheep were active in firm. while
lambs were steady; receipts were ight
and offerings were easily disposed Of.
Sheep sold at $2.0Od5.O0 for inferior. up
TO $42JH45O for good to choice native
wethcrs. Western range sheep sold az
S}-5opi.l5; lambs sold at SS.5ca6.oo.
Receipts-Cat;le lao; hogs 1900; sheep
6.OOo.
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City. Mo. Aug. &.-Cattle-Re-
ceiptS SI0 natives. 500 Texans. Market
steady; native steers. s.. 60s3S.00 Texas
steers, S.loa4.00; Tevas COWS, s2.S5 SIS;
native cows and heifers. s. O0a4.7 IS; stock
ers and feeders, sS.c5E4..5: bulls. $2.259
as
Hogs-Receipts. 6,5oo; light. steady: 9TH
ers weak Bulk OF sales. 81 5oli4. s7i. ;
heavy and packers, S.5cd6. g; mixed.
sii5G4.0O; light, A.eoTI.75; workers., $i.7O
"a. %; pigs. SI.6ost4.79is.
SheeP-ReceIpts. 1.OO0: market steady:
lambs. Ss.S5T5.5o; muttons. $5.2ja4.S5.
ST. LOUIS.
ST. Louis. Aug. &.-Cattle-Receipts
SeJ; market steady and unchanged; beef
steers. s.. OGG5.3o; stockers and feeders.
g. 75d5.O0; ycows and heifers, S2.25l5. .:
Gamers, N.597e.75; Texas and Indian
steers, g. SOds.75.
Hogs-Receipts. S0Oc; market steady;
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-08-26
DRY GOODS MARKETS

New York, Aug. 5.-Market strong for
ali staple cottSls. Some untcketed
bleached cottons advanced re per yard,
best known tickets tending against buy
ers. Heavy brown cottons also tending
upwards. Print cloths firm for regular,
but inactive. Wide goods strong, 3S1k inch
"a squares, SIC: S9-inch IS squares, 4Ac
Denims firm at recent advances. Indigo
blue, turkey red and other staple prints
steady; fair sales; fancies in rather bet
ter request than on previous days OF the
week. Linens firm. but quiet. Burlaps
scarce, strong and one-slxteenth higher
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-08-26
METAL MARKET.

New York, Aug. 2.-The price for spell
ter exhibited little or no recuperative en-
ergy today. while on the other hand from
and copper held firm. Tin on spot was
strongf. but future delivery metal ruled
quiet and easy. At the close the metal
exchange called pig iron warrants I'M
changed, with $3.50 bid and SIG asked
lake copper unchanged at $3.50: tin firm
for spot; futures easy with $3.50 bid and
&31.75 asked; lead unchanged, with 81
bid and 4.62k asked; spelter easy at s. 40.
The brokers' price for lead is A.35, and
for copper $3.50. Casting copper, ST.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-08-26
New Work Money llnrket.

New York, Aug. S.-Money on call cas-
Ter at 3d3 pc recent: last loan. per cent.
Prime mercantile paper. 41-4d5 per cent.
Sterling exchange firm with actual bust
ness in bankers bills a; H.ss 1884 for
demand. and at as 1-4di-2 for % days;
posted rates. A.s4a4.sI I-z; commercial
bills. A.s2G1-2. Silver certificates. sOdI-Z:
bar silver. 80 i1-is: Mexican dollars. g. rs
Government bonds wesk; state bonds In
active: railroad bonds steady.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-08-26
REPRESENTATIVE SALES.
CATTLE.

The cattle market yesterday was quoted
hs steady, with fair line of sales. There
Mere several lots OF cattle, mostly feed
ers held over from the day before, and
added to this were six cars OF mixed
cattle received late in the day. There
twas a good line Of cattle sold yesterday,
and in all instances at steady prices, and
at the best the trade and the general
tone elsewhere could command. There
WAS nothing in at all fancy, and the sum
total Of the offerings were mixed stuff
There were stockers and feeders, calves,
and bulls with all the rest of the several
Glasses. There was q good line Of sales
and the prices PAID were IN line with all
the rest Of the market points.