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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-08-04
SOUTH AMERICAN ALLIANCE.
Presidents of the Various Republics
GcIting Tosethcr.

HTSSlOeutS Oh the Various ftCpuO
Getting Together.
Montevideo, Aug. 4.-Presdent Roca,
of the Argentine republic, on board the
Argentina cruiser San Martin arrived
here yesterday to visit President Cuetas
of Uruguay, on his way to Brazil. Last
evening President Roca was present at
a banquet given In his honor He ex-
poets to leave today.
London, Aug. 4.The London Times
published dispatch from Buenos
Ayres. July 2, saying that President
Roca, of the Argentine republic. would
leave that country about the middle OF
July for Uruguay and Brazil with the
Intention of inviting the presidents OF
those republics to meet at Buenos Ayres
in the autumn and confer with the pres
ident of Chill. Senior Errazuriz, on the
question of reducing South American
ornaments. 1t was added that he
would also propose an alliance of the
four republics
New York. Aug. A dispatch from
London to the Associated Press, Aug.
/. gave the substance of message sent
by the Rome correspondent of the
Morning Post to his paper. He said:
According to the news received here,
the victory over Spain and the growth
of Imperialism in the United States has
led the large South American republics
to talk of an alliance against the Unit
ed States, and 1t is alleged that the pre-
|liminaries of such an alliance have been
concluded between Brazil and Argen-
| tina"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-08-04
Chairman Jones WIN Resign.

Washington, Aug. 4.-senator Jones,
of Arkansas. wished to return home
from Europe as early as September TO-
but his physician lays upon him the
injunction to not leave before October
!. The senator writes to friend in this
city that he feels as well as any time
in twenty years and has not the slight
est premonition of another attack OF
heart disease. 1t is learned from a
friend of the senator that he is not am
bilious to hold the craftsmanship of the
executive committee of his party, but
that 1t was not deemed wise to resign
at this time and invite a scramble for
the place. Hence. without quoting Mr.
Jones himself, he says the senator will
resign the leadership of the Democratic
committee by the time the democratic
convention meets, SO as TO give oppor-
tunity for the choice of another man.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-08-04

Rev. w. IL. Milburn of the United
states Senate Overcome by the
sun.
Lincoln. Neb., Aug. 4-Rev. w. H.
Milburn, the blind chaplain of the Unit
cd States senate, one OF the lecturers at
the Nebraska Epworth assembly. was
afflicted with sunstroke yesterday at
ternoon. He was unconscious for time
and his condition was considered criti-
cal, but late in the evening he was
greatly improved.
He was lecturing in the large pavilion
at the assembly grounds and had just
fairly started into his subject when he
was seen to halt and tremble, and then
to fall forward. Bystanders saw that
something was the matter and caught
him as he was falling. Other assistance
was at hand almost at the same time
and the only injury he received was a
bruise under the left eye from contact
with the organ, which had been stand
| ing Immediately in front of him, and
which he was using as sort Of stand.
| Chaplain Milburn was carried to a cot
| and in the shade, famed by the breeze
| from the north which was blowing, he
regained consciousness after many APP
| plea tons of ice water had been made
| to his head. The chaplain's symptoms
were those of a pronounced case of sun
stroke, a very swift pulse, accompanied
with nausea. His friends gave him
every possible attention, and he was
soon able to speak though he was very
| weak.
i His adopted daughter, who travels
with him. was called from the city. and
as soon as she arrived he was brought
to the city and physicians ministered to
him. The doctors express the opinion
4 that he will recover, though he will be
4 obliged to cancel all Immediate engage
a ments.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-08-04
Denial From Secretary uny.

Washington. Aug. An a recent
speech or interview Representative Bat
ley, OF Texas. declared that he person
ally knew there was treaty or AN un-
Outstanding between this government
and that OF Great Britain of an alli-
ance offensive and defensive. The dec
laration has attracted considerable no.
tice and has been the subject of much
comment. The attention of Secretary
Hay was directed to Mr.. Bailey's state
ment, and he was asked as to its cor
rectness. Mr. Bailey is. believe, a
truthful man" said Secretary Hay. IF
ne says he knows thing. that settles
III. But If he knows there is treaty
between Great Britain and the United
states. he made 1t himself. Nobody here
had anything to do with it,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-08-04
THE CAR SATISFIED.
Work of The Hague conferen'

Work of the Hague Conference
Comes Up to His Expectations.
St. Petersburg, Aug. 1.-The Official
Messenger publishes q government
reviewing lengthily the re-
suit of The Hague peace conference.
After referring to the sympathetic re-
cars 'magnanimous appeal for
peace it proceeds:
The results of the conference fully
come up to the expectations of the gov
eminent. i has been found necessary
for the conference to postpone definite
settlement of the complicated question
of suspension of ornaments until 1t is
fully elucidated by the different gov
ernments. Nevertheless, the tightening
of the military burdens already admit
ted by unanimous resolution, Will be ur-
gently desirable for all nations. On the
other hand the labors of the conference
will doubtless exercise an influence in
regulating the customs OF war and stop
ping cruelties. The various states
agreed 10 use all their resources in IA
yer os the maintenance of peace and thu
abolition of war. 1t is now an cstab-
lished fact that mediation, which has
hitherto depended on the good will Of
the states Interested. can henceforware
| be offered by a third power on its owl
Initiative
The conlmunique concludes With
tout impairing the sovereign rights of tbs
Individual states. the results afford q
fresh basis for international peace. Tbs
necessity for solution Of the cars
proposals was admitted by ali the pow
Iers, and the march of events viii indi-
cate the means TO be employed in Sc
curing the welfare of mankind and tbs
/ full attainment of the objects in view
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-08-04
Increased Army for Philippines.

Washington, Aug. At appears prob
able from developments during the past
two days in the war department that
Secretary Root has in contemplation an
army of forty thousand available men
for the Philippines. Mr.. Root has been
making diligent inquiries among the
bureau chiefs regarding supplies and
equipment. and the trend of his ques-
tioning has been in the direction of an
increase in the available force for the
eastern archipelago.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-08-04
J1MINEZ MAKES CLAIMS.
An Interview With the Rebel Leader
sew, nnvy,fnnr

An Interview With the Rebel Leader
in san Domingo.
Havana. Aug. Am & conversation
with New York Herald correspondent
Juan Isidro Jininez, prominent candi-
date for the dictatorship of San Domin
go. said:
working against President Heureaux. |
have worked among foreign powers. l
have landed filibustering expeditions.
and at last my plans are successful
They We're my agents who killed
President Heureaux. and | am going to
the United States in a day or 50 to or
ganize another party, who will go with
me to San Domingo and, if necessary.
take forcible possession of the govern
ment.
The people do not want F'isuereo:
they want me, and they shall have me"
Gen. Jinlinez will be accompanied to
the United States by Capt. Piedra of
the poice force and several prominent
Cuban army men who sympathiZe with
him.
The correspondent saw cables that
Gen. JimineZ sent to his agents in San
Domingo saying that unless the pres
ent government retired before the 18th
of this month he would lead genera
uprising and take forcible possession OIL
the island.
His movement is attracting atten-
| ton here because OF the number oi
prominent men concerned in it. Gomez
| is said to favor Jiminez.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-08-04
BLIND CHAPLAIN STRUCK.

Rev. W.. II. Milburn OF the United
states Senate overcome by the
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-08-04
MUST SUPPORT M'K1NLEY
Governor Roosevelt Declares II
Would BE "a Disgrace to Retreat
From the Philippines.

Governor Roosevelt Declares II
Would BE Disgrace to Retreat
From the Philippines.
New York. Aug. 4.-Governor Roose-
welt addressed the Ocean Grove Sum
mer School of Theology last evening.
Governor Roosevelt spoke on "Prac-
teal Politics and Decent Politics" He
said, in part
1T is idle for the mass of good cit-
zens to try to set themselves apart as
comings. In the end, the politicians
them to be. They must represent the
people-perhaps the vice. perhaps the
virtue, perhaps the Indifference of the
people. This does not in the least ex-
cuse politicians that are bed, and we
must keep in mind the fact that every
vicious politician, above all every sue
cessful politician, tends to debauch
public conscience, to render bad men
holder, and decent men, who are not
ar-sighted, more cynically indifferent
than ever. But in blaming the poiiti-
clan. do not forget that we are our
selves to blame for permitting his ex-
istence. Again, do not fall into the
mistake of thinking that we shall ever
make politics better by histories in any
shape or form.
ut Is shame to us as a nation thai
we should have tolerated, in city like
New York, an administration against
which it is necessary to war, not or
grounds of political expediency, but OF
grounds OF elementary morality.
| Just at fine moment the nation Is
face to face with duty that calls fol
heroism, I mean our attitude in the
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-08-04
Employees share Profits.

Columbus, Ohio, Aug. 4.-The Column
bus Street Railway Company paid its
first dividened to emloyes under Its
profit sharing plan adopted in May.
The company pays a quarterly dividend
of per cent to holders OF stock and has
determined to pay the same dividend to
employees of one year or more service,
the per cent to be figured on their
yearly earnings. The average amount
received was $3.50 per man.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-08-04
Doubted in Washington.

Washington. Aug 4.-Administration
officers here are not disposed to take
the Havana interview of JimineZ, the
San Domingo revolutionist, seriously. II
is not believed that he will attempt to
organize filipustering expedition
either in the United States or III Cuba.
He will be watched, however, and ii
he undertakes to organize an expedition
or violate in any way the laws of neu-
trality he will find the United States
government in his way. If he under
takes to leave the United States he Will
be dealt with under the neutrality and
navigation laws of the country, just as
were the expeditions which were de-
tected in their efforts to reach Cuba
during the insurrection in that island.
If he undertakes to go from Cuba he
will be taken in hand by the military
authorities.
1t is not believed here that Jiminez
would have said anything about his in
tentions If he really intended to head a
lfilibustering expedition.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-24
OTHER MAnKrrs-pv TELEGRAPH

Chicago Jan. ~ Last week. advance In prices
%S IN ssy al Z u.aa Sd nix nj fa Of n a:
were Of unsatsfsctory quality Those mat graded choice
ha s - me- 5 . wTe s N weight oT ' pa css
brought s6lssl0 choice steers. s. egs5 70 medium
steers - eols5 90 beef steers s4gs4 - soc%ers and
g 2oa:. Western pa steers SASS 50. Texas steers
demand Tor hogs from packers and after an early weak
ness account o. larger receipts the market armed up
choice 50 72'sas3 50 pacens 50 5osa 20 mixed
Sg q oa, Is Trade IN .seeS Vas fay sye and
prices stood II liberal offerings much better
= me offerings and in some Instances showed decline
q a S 81 Poor common pT ,s go sse' 55s.s
ceipts Cattle 10 600 hogs a. 900 sheep, % 900
Cincinnati IAN ?3os' srons AZ Sc sSasS 80 CT
Lambs STEADY at :4ass ~
Fast buffalo. Jan. 2s-aee.io': u .sis and through
los cars hogs I2a cars s6ipments-csttie l2o car,
sheep and lambs 81 cars: hogs ~ cars Catue-Ihe
.'oesf. The demand fr sutshs ess opened AIRY
low b Snd .o sne strong anf and % % hsRer sr Tse
socksr trade irregular az 20 leave vide differ
sas. beng Iower With s.W Early sales above quota
tons Good {, 6es smooth ai sK9or' sss % o o,s
choice butcher steers 1865 TO- common = gsi
~, ,s' v-6 s. siocr,-. c69cs 70 ex-ra
ouaiity 81 7sas4 26 esmn6n 10 asa a6 81 eoala IS
Jersey ,,oSers 80 75ass s3as2 feeder,
s 70 ss eS,' sg za 50 good S2 5sT ssos god 70
.t2gs.s good TO extra ss5as. Caves sho'- 70 extra
g. 75dss good 10 chol,e s1dS7 30 hssvy fed steer
salves good color anna 81. S2l2 - sheep
and lsnhsThe offerings we're more than suaisen' fo-
tho demand TO-DAY being los loads. There vas
t1r lambs the basis OF y. which Tas ire
general price FOR good ones Dur IRE hrat choe OF me
morning vas a. IS 10 but not MANY yer. 500 tsa'
price The quality TO-DAY was generally e1od lambs,
choice Arfra. au0tahle az - pGs5: good 70
choice. 81 7S1s+ ~ fsr o. good 81 5odst lsstins
lambs 81 50as; Is sheep choice - extra - -Jds4 81
good 70 choice s4dsf q The tone - the sheep trade
cas- the close there were about 80 oaes lsft
i over The-a only three lcsfs % Canada lanDs
which sold basis % 81 90 Hogs-The market was
generally active higher Under moderate offerings and
light invoices -sportsd The week Heavv we're quota
biz sfGsi %; medium g Nfs4 pigs 81 q yorSe-'
/ 50 ao6s4 rough. e 2C1S3 -, So 5"1s3 The
offerings well cleaned up at The close. Win pros
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-24

r5v.-rool Jan q 3:f5 ?. NIX rhange-closing-
u-b.atLNo red Western winter steady "a "a: No I
red Northern spring STEADY at g. CornAmsricAn mixed
spot steady Is s,.t 40 Old arm 81 lo..d Futures
FI;urst Louis fancy winter steady ar rs 81 Hops a,
iordon fpacnc COAST dull "a l0.GE3 l07 Beef-Extra
India mess STEADY G5s prime mess steady Cos Pork
PRIME mess nne western steady a. Eos. prime
,,.,,,n, Western steady 47s Cd Hams-short /,
10 10 n steady Sos Cd Bacon-cunberland % 70
~ n arm AZ ara short rih ~ 20 q 10 dull 20s long
issr niddles light - IS 70. steady 2Ts long
heavy 10 45 n steady a. 2ss "a short clear
Hacts ia 10 is 10 steady 2Ts "a clear bellies IL 10
t,u az sls Sh0ulders-Squsre. ~ 20 IL 70. frrn al
o7s a. In-d-PrluA Western steady 2es Cheese
-.~I-,n enc.. white and coiorea steady 40s raow
Prime CITY strong 22n 81 Cottonseed oil-Iiverpool
srrn ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS steady az
IA Rrsn-connrnon steady a, a. 80 The imports Of
Sbeat into Liverpool the week we're: From Atlantic
49,, 10 700 ouarters Pacific ports 900 quarters
Srr, oher ports q 900 quarters. The imports 81 corn
into Liverpool Atlantic ports for the week were %
10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-24

American boiled ssd..e Calcutta raw Sac lard OIL -
pRovTsIoHs-Au day thu nz-k.t vas tarly active We
in ana aullish sentiment among the trearr
.dg: hog SaS s.1, Y sic sOssia SS'O 10
REEFs,s.d Quoted Mess ss soese; family. noa
81 80 sSso a ssr . ,Pss
100 Plfs s.eu' CIT -pes.i bellies qal
ssc x n SsS54e u Is 5g5sc. rickl.a shoulder
s cra sr. :ao'i 10 y axe lew @..s Atow
Pin city ' ,Si Fm quosS as nenSsd
Quoted South America. $500. Continent oi"'' n.aA'
kegs eoc compound nrmer quoted ~, ~. Nes,
ssl4d city lard stearne -. a6fse.
Developments 81 the day indicated thai me mar
the contrary being the Al the close the teeng
firm holders demanding outside figures tor me
ter grades foresn and aSmsse We 70 a aS6
Do IN bond snsHc Japan. 5e5f.o Java. ahr5"c' RAN
goon in bond. 2%daAc,
si- NR~Business was resumed this morning on rather
narrow lines beng nothng In domestic Or fresn
news a; hand materially Influence buyers All curing
close about steady a. unchane.d prices s,,
E. rrarusisi ard fns granulaed Sc graduated
ana extra Nm. R-anulated j.e confeciOners Granuated
size. cubes -. xXxX powdered and mould 4 ~
&c. No 4 Sc 10 :. 4isc; 40 g. sc No J. 49,;
No : 43ic No Q 40. Nos 10 IL IL ~ u. y and is
isc The local market for sugar displayed some
hat steaaer underton. result, % more
ing cables from London Prices unchanged on the
basis Of AZ Tor 90 centrifugal Az Tor 81 test mus
market steady unchanged prices for cane sugar
with Java lis 81 and fair refining % % Beet
sugar reported nrmer. WITH ar Increasing demand
prices moved ur ia TO DE- Sd FOR present month and
De for
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-24
!. canada Ru..l. peg hel 7sasoo: DO 1.r..y. Russia

nips Canada Russia per Dbl 75Gsoc do Jersey Russia
GpTTSc
HAY AND STRAW-HAY-T market opened rather
tsmey to-day and though receipts were no, oppressiyey
heavy for Sunday and Monday. some accumulation mas
formed last week. and dealers seemed 10 zee
somewhat possible lul In demand WIN
~ supplies tina, has been coming forward ms
winter sellers stand long duration of checked
business and hold their present hniits In
to-dnys Hght trading last shaded prices we're
generally realized hut continuation Of heavy dehvere
Will arouse elamor FOR concessions II ~ 70 ~ nopNl
thai the weak sentiment Of to day may not prevail ana
early cieared-gp will affairs In good action
again SIM Il indicates excessive supplies will make
thin ice FOR trade. We quote. Prime large Dales. ner
100 ~ GIN n65c do small 100 n. soc 30 large
bales 100 N e0c DO small per 100 ~ ooG2' nc 20
large, per loo H. 5On52isc do small per ioo 10 400
47sc No 3 fun range per n 35G4Tisc, ungrsdahe
hay. pr loo n. 4G3Jc salt hay per 100 10 33df.c
40d 45c .STRAVMarke steady for really 5000 long
40c and business doing IN best long rye
AZ sc short ard common rye sors5c. The receipts
~ hay and straw in reported ~ the New orK
Produce Exchange to-day we're; by hldson
River Railroad AGO. Erie $50 Pennsyly ania 100 Ds-s
Lackawanna and Western. so. West shore llo'
Lehgh Valley. 1870. Central Of Sew-Jsrsey. 90 total
800. receipts Of straw. ~.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-24

Cotton Exchange special y.rpool easl..spo sSn,
s Hm.rcsn All loo Tscs Saa. 1900
a s asvs assnd ,d Sea .s s5S''
Jana9r Si8.,' s mi S ASr MAJ sisS
May-Juns 31Gs JgnsJuy ans J9iy.Ansusis t or,o
ber-Xovem6er Sisb Novenibtr-Dseemher. Sishs Man
m9Te iy o .Ya.n oase outside buy
presumably Wall Street although rather t
centy Powerta TO oysrcsm. all oPgo.2. .s ssf
The sale q MAY At Iso and on we cU p
q advanced 10 76hQ7etc practically dupI ,nsn was
unnlstakaby bu:sh although not couraseous ana y e
policy of scapers continued to ,aS0 In chicago Bu
not whstandns this feature ana ne us chez buyng
tSsn..y snao .ns ' raSsr ezctaby replacing
periods during when aune.. srRssed asq in
~ ons",an, reaesons occurred during the entire Sc
sion In view OF speculative features caoes anl s s
ana us-e about evenly divided both sides o. nc mar
ne b, fs,rd rn crset IN a decline u 59l3
POINTS Para sna shs Ens's 70 vheh nsS, also u
aassi N export trade - only II Leads 9 wssg ssr
snces eonsied 742 oo buss and nogr the ys,os
appv rcrosse & $500 hu. nan ,s5s. n
cables reporting locust, = eeuih Afrls" s u, yr.a,
us.a southwos; vas geo eayr =, ~ to 90
tusb ararsi s9o oc pu.h week ane oo7s oo o9s
v4a- sgn Russisn expor;s were n,,s ,rsi-a,es
or.sss ic 90 pu.h wnt .toc inersas.s
sse cs-s h,. morning asa1s, ~ carr AS W. ~.
~ -. var ago The totsi visible sIprr nslTes W.T..
oS 90 ofO hush against 81 152 90 hush last YEA -
Sew. vork ~ Increase OF Geo ouso 80 - -
500 - St- hush con,rst ed with 2eS' 20 push ns
- go The stock 81 No red Increased u iOo nusn
200 push The total stock - these grace As< &c..
10 600 hush .ra,ns 2o5 On bush last year Qoo'e
-. 4, cass wheat sfoa basis were ~ lDioNss
\, ROD s0AasILc No Northern priyth 80 -
N---hs-- Duluth 7Si40 sIot, No Noftne'il E'-'
,-,- -as snot - / Manitoba 81 ne 70 az
-oF<r- sharing speculative activitv noted m
80, I'VE corr rnerket also reflected sira unaeIto"e
.. 6sesssd strength and cosst AZ top noteh Wnsn
LtVb.- thar Saturday Demand came Iroiin o.t
t,~si ana outside sources was enerFelc pa,tc.leiB -
- as,s--c,r and vorke. without much regard ~
IN 49,. rtce--Ooi ~atl. -noie-ht. clehra7ces Zf>VU'"
- Ice. 90, On massage than during the pr-vlous wees
.is .r,r-e-ts ~ "a 400 bush agans 4l"8uL' DlSn
w. -sy,o,,s week and 054 no bush last wear hxport
- .a,a ,r-o ne and took about looOco ousn a.
~ -o--s Visible supply nguree snoWSl an lnc'ea- -
zoo on rush ei.h ire total 20 0al.O 600 bush asains
=, $50 600 r-sb Local stocks increased ~. ~
s.prlv NJ corn here gained ~ az
80 A. ~. cl9se " was quoted az GAO for
- 80 ode OATS-The visible SUPPLY o. oats
-. - c0O bush. AGAINST "a l@n bush lasi
- -e,-,Sntirx a weeks increase Of 25OOo ousn IN
:t .srs a. ,hs po'rt there Increase = 1890
. -. clos. No quoted a. SAC NO J oats
a. 81 . white 35ac 40 white. SOC, track mixed.
Sti asTl,c tack white 3sa3ec 10 white clips: s6e
o7'3 svr-Ma-kst Ar-ner. No Western. e4Ao
49,. ~ wests-- csc afoat state ~: 1c.
Nsw-York CARROTS. .Bt * WHEA I-AaTSs'
Nrw-yORK PRICES.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-24

VI. Collins i04 State lambs. 81 n. al 81 20. III CO. 81
10, AZ 81 -. 2lO Buffalo do. 50 -. AZ So 40 49,
II II. Hollis pa State lambs, 81 ~ at 50 30 - 90
u n. az s. p. State sheep. % n AZ 80 .
Andrew Mullen: ~ State lambs. 81 ~ A. 81; state
sheen % n a. s.
HOGs-Recepts for two days II or 1882
head Including ) cars 70 be sold Live hogs were in
better demand and fully toe higher IN sympathy with the
Buffalo markets Ordinary - prime hogs. including
pigs sold AT tho OF 81 s5dS4 20 100 n Ooun-
try dressed steady NJ l14isc FOR heavy. 5d5Hc for
medium. and 5AG5Ac FOR Hight weights.
Saes-M Collins ~ State hogs "a n average. at
- 70 per 100 10 100 do l+6 n. at 81 10 100 Pennsy
yania pigs i0T 10 a. 81 81 rough. 2a0 n. at 81 ~
J. ". Hume Brother. state pigs. Va n. a. g4.20.
81 State hogs l30 n - % roushs 3Ts 10 81 ~
S Sanders 81 State pigs 10 n, at - 70 p State
hogs i25 n At - %. 10 rouEhs $50 n. At So 20
Newton q Co. 90 Ohio hogs. leo ~ at 81 20 roughs.
1853 n a. %
s. Judd Co pigs. AZ N. - 10. 80 State
hogs, ii6 n, At 81 %. stays 4i0 y. az s. ~.