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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-12-01
INDEPENDENCE
FOR THE CUBANS
r,bs a Dependency Of the United
States,
SOVEREIGNTY WITH STRING
,,.., discussed by the Cabinet-No
definite Policy Regarding the
Island Yet Adopted

c,,,oeo ILL.,, Nov SO.-The Times
I'D Mill tomorrow publish the fol-
&c from Walter Wellman, its
washington correspondent;
acpbs as limited republic, as a de-
.oAspcy of the United states, a cuba
',5spendent within but an American
s,.ts In all relations with the outer
lid was the subject of discussion
y, ,bs cabinet meeting today.
secretary Root reported the obser-
cations which he had made during his
...s,. visit TO the island, and the
l..bisions which he had reached He
1a.rourlged % believe that the Cuban
r-oblem may be- solved IN a hahnt,
satisfactory 10 the people OF the United
STATE and TO the Cubans as Wen II
M hone proves to be well founded
The outcome VIII be-
orirst-A cuban republic, sovereign
orer thc island, with full control
b,ougb It's congress and president OF
,s,ies taxes. expenditures. courts, all
tbs machinery Of government
oSerond-A Cuban republic limited
4, The International sense, that its for
zion relations are TO be managed not
washington but at Havana, and all
n, Diplomatic intercourse with other
raaons 10 be made through the United
states government; this would mean
mai internationally Cuba would be an
american state, protected by the
limited states. The United States TO
BE- responsible for it in the eyes OF the
world
"Thlrd-In view Of this protection
Afforded and responsibility assumed by
the United states. the people OF Cuba
10 stpulate that the fortresses Of the
chief ports Of the island are to remain
under American control, at least for a
limited time
"Fourth-As a precautionary meas
ure the cuban constitution to limit the
power OF the new republic to contract
Indebtedness.
This plan. n worked out, will give
Cuba an the advantages Of independ-
ence q win erect a Cuban nation and
redeem the pledge of Congress; It viii
realize the aspirations of those who
fought for cuba llbre
AT the same time Il will enable the
United states 10 withdraw from ac-
tive control OF Cuba without fear that
anarchy or foreign complications are
10 follow and all the sacrifices this
country has made In Cuba's behalf to
te rendered yalueless."
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-12-01

banks reported gold holdings on Sep
TENDER 9Th OF about Sl32 OOO, 900. Of which
amount $ll5.O1s $40 was IN the gold GER
tihcates issued by the treasury. The
remainder. about tl970OO0OO, IL added
to the visible gold In the treasury,
makes a total in these two classes OF
establishments alone Of about $50 OOO,-
OO0. This is more than the entire esti-
mated stock Of gold in the United
states at the close OF 1895.
The gold supply Of the country on the
last day Of 1896 was estimated at $685.
947.2l2. The estimated amount Novem-
Der l. 1900. was 81 ,0sO,027 ,407, and It Is
probable that the report for December
list will show at least 81 900 900. 900. The
treasury officials are confident that the
round sum of A75 100000 In treasury
gold holdings viii soon be attained, and
that even $500 600 900 Is not beyond rea-
souable expectations.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-12-01

states ambassador Thursday evening at
the Thanksgiving dinner given at the
Hotel Cecil. under the auspices OF the
American Society In London, referred
loosely to "long cared" reporters,
which has evidently not been consid-
cred by the English press TO be as
humorous as intended, for the papers
dismiss the speech with a few lines.
The Pan Mall Gazette says;
mt Choate was naturally jubilant
last night as Americans always are on
Thanksgiving Day. There IS no false
modesty about them. They have not
written their 'recessionaf yet and "
any poet were TO oblige them with one
unasked they would promptly put Il
in the fire. a great people a young
people an expanding people, a people
that can lick creatlon-thats the sort
Of people to enjoy heartily Thanksgiv-
ing Day"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-12-01

Berlin Nov. 30.-The German losses
in china from typhoid and climatic
disease generally continue large de-
spite official denials Indeed the Off
cial dispatches themselves are proof
of the inroads OF the fever. as they
daily increase the number Of deaths.
Consequently volunteers for China re-
serves are becoming more and more
scarce.
A special dispatch from Shanghai
says that the first steamer OF the new
German line on the Yang-tse river be-
tween Ichanfu and Hankow will be the
Hui Shang.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-12-01
The Hague Conven lions.

Paris Dec lie Journal Official this
morning promulgates the conventions
OF The II -ue peace conference signed
july 20. 1899. Several papers note the
significance OF the publication at this
moment
lie Journal says: 1T appears TO us
OF great Importance that these con.
ventlons are published on the morning
OF Mr.. Krugers departure After de-
claring that he Is ready 10 accept ar
bitration and has indeed come to Eu-
rope 10 seek mediation, Is not this In
dication a sort Of reminder TO him that
he should not lose the hopes which
were raised by the final acts OF the
conference
lie Matin comments in a similar
train
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-12-01
United States auxiliary cruiser "YO-

The United States transport .lhui-
ana" which, as previously announced,
went ashore on the lsla de Polillo' OH
the east coast Of Luzon, was success
fully aoated and arrived at Binango-
nan sound short Of coal. She trans
ferred TO the United states transport
pennsylvania" the contingent OF the
Twenty second infantry and the sup
plies destined for Baler and then pro,
ceeded for Nueva Caceres, on the BIOL
river, province Of South Camarines.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-12-01
The Icarus Going to Panama.

San Francisco. Dec 1.-The British
sloop of war lCarus has arrived here
from EsQulmalt y. g., on her way 70
Panama TO inquire into The seizure Of
British steamer 10y the Colombian
government which took II for use as q
transport.
The cruiser Philadelphia Is 10 sail for
Central and South America on Monday.
She takes away double crew. The
extra men are 20 be trained Tor the
manning OF the battleship Wisconsin
The transport Meade viii sail today
for Manila. with general supplies and
a number OK recruits.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-12-01
Damares for Assembling a Man.

Vancouver b. c., Dec. la special
from Rossland says that Justice Walk
em. OF the supreme court has awarded
$4,000 to James Langley against NJ
Conner. OF Grand Forks. The action
arose out Of an assault on Langley 10y
Conner at sheep Creek In September
1895. The assault was the result OF
row, Conner attacking Langley WIN
an ak. crushing IN his skull and horrl-
bly, mutilating him. Langley Is In such
a condition physically and mentally
that he can never hope for recovery
Conner Is now out on suspended sem
tence for assault 90 murder
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-12-01
KRUGER AND WASHINGTON.
A French senator Presents the
Former with Life Of the Latter.

Paris, Nov Ex-senator Fabre called
on Mr.. Kruger during the day and pre-.
scented TO him a copy OF his Life OF
Washington" dedicated as follows;
ITO the grand old man, who by his
struggles and presidency recalls Wash
ington. and to whom France has given
the same enthusiastic welcome as Of
fered to Franklin, regretting she has
been unable to cooperate in the foun-
dalton OF the United States Of South
America. as she co-operated In the
foundation Of the United states OF
America"
This afternoon MIR. Kruger paid
farewell visit to President Loubet who
returned n.
The clergy Of the Church OF Sacred
Heart Of Nominate will toll tomorrow
al the moment OF Mr. Kruger's depart
ure the famous Savoyarde, the second
largest bell in the world. In memory OF
the Frenchmen who died In the Trans
wal
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-12-01
Robbers Hold Up street Car.

Chicago, Dec IA daring attempt
was made last might by five men to hold
up an ogden avenue electric car at
Randolph and Canal streets. The rob-
bers We're beaten OF after a furious bat
tie with the crew OF the car and sew
eral passengers but not until Edward
J. Wright, president OF a commission
house OF South Water street, was
robbed Of a satchel containing more
than $500 in currency and checks. There
We're twenty passengers on the car
When the police patrol wagon arrived
on the scene In response 20 a riot call
turned In by a citizen they found the
conductor, John Steindeck. lying insen-
slble In the street, bleeding from half
a dozen wounds
The interior Of the car was wrecked
The windows were broken and the floor
and seats spattered with blood. During
the fight In the car several women
tainted, while others leaped panic
stricken from the car. Several passen-
gers whose name the police we're unable
70 learn received cuts and bruises.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-12-01
COL. II. G. symonds Dead.

San Jose, Cal, Dec. Col n. G.
SymOnds is dead at Los Gatos, OF
paralysis aged 10 years. He was a
graduate Of West Point and formerly
a professor IN that academy.
Among his classmates were Generals
Sheridan. SChoheld and Mcpherson.
During the civil war he was commlssa-
ny al Louisville, KY, and handled mill
lions OF dollars worth Of supplies for
the army IN the field
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-12-01
DEATH SENTENCES CONFIRMED
Are Those of Band Of Filipino
Assassins,

Manila, Nov 3O.-Gen. Macarthur
has confirmed the sentences OF hanging
passed upon four natives recently con-
victed of murder az Lingayen. The con-
demned We're members OF the "Guardia
de Honor" a band of assasslns whose
victims were kidnapped and bOloed.
They will be hanged on December 2lst
The cruiser Newark" under orders
TO proceed to Guam to Investigate the
circumstances OF the disaster to the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-12-01
WAR IN THE PHILIPPINES.
sixto Lopez Says IL VIII Continue
Till They Are Free.

New York, Dec. 1.-Sixto Lopez, the
former private secretary Of Senior
Agoncillo. who was the Philippine COM
missioner 20 the United States. is IN the
city. Lopez has had several confer
ences with prominent men since his ar
rival from Boston concerning the situa-
tion in the Philippines.
THE war IN the Philippines WIN con-
tinue," he said last night, until some
declaration OF a definite policy looking
toward an Independent government for
the islands is made in the United
States. The condition Of the people in
the Philippines Is deplorable. II IS as
miserable as that Of the Cubans before
the United States went 10 their rescue, "
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-12-01
Competition with England.

New York. Dec. IA dispatch TO the
Tribune from London says
The important question Of competl-
tion between English and American
manufacturers jn the iron trade en-
gagged the attention of the institution
OF Junior engineers last evening Sir
LoWthian Bali. IN his presidential ad-
dress. took a r0seatte view Of things
from O British point OF view. He pre-
ferred not % believe in the possibility
OF Apericans sweeping trade on this
side OF the Atlantic out of existence.
Meanwhile 81 is interesting 10 noJe, In
view Of the railway race between Lon
don and Scotland which begins today
that the Great Northern company Il
understood Co have gone 10 America
for the purpose Of high speed locomo-
tives.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-12-01
KRUGER's JOURNEY TO BERLIN
Announcement OF His Coming Is
Cautiously Discussed.

Berlin. Nov. 2O.-The semi-ohiclal an
nouncement that Mr.. Kruger Is coming
here Is discussed cautiously II Is re-
gorded as premature 10 predict that
Emperor William win receive him
There Is no uppreciable sign Of pub
liC demonstration and some ~ the pa.
pers warn the public 10 beware OF z
policy OF sentiment pointing out that
Germany II not On q position to change
the fate OF the Transvaal and depre.
eating manifestations which are likely
20 clash with the governments policy.
The agrarlan organs express the ear.
nest hope that Emperor William will
render powerful assistance 70 Mr.. Kru.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-12-01
Dunno OF "DooIcy" Fame Ill.

Chicago, Nov 30.-Findley p. Dunno
author OF the "DOoley' papers and for
many years an active newspaper man
Of Chicago, is dangerously ~ with
pneumonia at St Lukes hospital Mr.
Dunno was taken IN In his apartments
IN the Victoria hotel but was removed
10 the hospital by the advice OF his
physicians.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-05-06
LIQUID AIR co.

The u. S. Patent Office rendered on April 18th
a decision in favor or this company ON ALL
POINTS regarding patents In connection with
certain Interference suits against certain COM
panies that have been endeavoring 20 make
liquid air by the uses OF the Tripler processes
This decision gives to Prof. TripIer's latest sp-
pl~ications for patents (the earliest Of which
were applied for eight years ago), the seal OF
approval by the u 5. government. II Is thus
definitely settled that no others have the right
10 manufacture liquid air upon what Is to-day
the only proven successful method OF producing
liquid. air In commercial quantities at an ex-
tremely small cost.
The directors of the Tripler Liquid Air Co.
justly regard this decision in favor OF their
company on all points as being worth TO this
company eventually hundreds of thousands OF
dollars. and the best legal authorities state that
the decision is as far-reachtng and thorough as
that granted the Bell Telephone a few years ago.
II may be mentioned as an example Of this
companySs broad basis OF doing business that
It's expenditures for obtaining it's exclusive pat
ents. both domestic and foreign. in developing
Prof. Triplers various inventions and processes
have exceeded 500. 900.
As a special recognition of the progress made
by Prof. Fripler and his demonstration OF the
practical utility OF this wonderful discovery,
the directors of the Paris Exposition have as
signed to this company 500 SO. IT. Of room The
final shipment of machinery for a full liquid air
plant was sent by steamer La Touraine April
18th. The Tripler will be the only liquid air
This company is now fully established as the
parent company, controlling all the essential
patents and processes for the remunerative pro-
ductlon OF liquid air, and the profits resulting
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-05-06
TRADE IN
Quotations at ST. Louis, Baltimore,
Cincinnati and other Places.

Cincinnati and Other Places.
LIVERPOOL. May 5.-wheat-Spot firm;
No. 1 California, IS 31sd@6s 4d; No. 1 North
ern spring, 5s lid; futures steady; July, 5s
sgd; September. IS gid, Corn-Spot firm;
American mixed. new. As I'd; futures
steady; May, As 2hd: July. As sd; Septem-
Der. As I'D. Flour-St. Louis fancy winter
steady at Is Sd. Beef firm; extra India
mess. 7Ss Cd; prime mess. Us Cd. Pork firm;
prime mess. Western. 67s Cd. Hams-Short-
cut, IA to is lbs, steady at AIS. Lard dull;
prime Western, in tierces, 36s Sd; Amer
lean refined, in pals, 37s Cd. Bacon dull;
Cumberland cut. % to 30 lbs. 43s; short-rib.
IS TO % lbs. AIS; long-clear middles, light.
30 to IS lbs, Ais; long-clear middles. heavy,
IS to 40 lbs, 40s Cd; short-clear backs. 16 to
IS lbs, 37s; clear bellies, IA to 16 lbs. 39s Cd.
Shoulders, square. IL to IA lbs. 35s Cd. But
ter-Finest and good United States NOM
inal. Cheese-American finest white dull
at 58s; American finest colored steady at
62s Cd. Tallow-Prime city dull at Us; Aus
tralian, in London steady at 27s Cd.
BALTIMORE, May 5.-Flour steady and
unchanged; receipts, $3.50 brls; exports, 2S,-
1872 brls. Wheat quiet and frmer; spot and
May. 1%Q72c; July. 72hG72ssc; steamer No.
2 red, 67A9671zc; receipts. 2.249 bu; Southern
wheat, by sample. 6SG73c; Southern wheat,
on grade, 6skG72hc. Corn quiet; spot and
May. 44ikG44Ac; July. A%94fsc: steamer
ports. 174.60O bu; Southern white and yellow
corn, SAG46kc. Oats steady; No. 2 white.
30G3O,ac; No. 2 mixed. 27%92sAc. Hay cas-
fer; No. l timothy. ST., sales.
TOLEDO, May 5.-Wheat lower; No. 2,
cash, 73Bc; May. 1870. Corn firm and un-
changed: No. 2, cash. Ale. Oats dull and
unchanged; No. 2. cash. 25c. Rye dull and
unchanged; No. 2, cash, size. Glover seed
dull and lower; cash, prime old, $3.50;
prime new, IS; October. S5.12h; No. 2, $4.75.
CINCINNATI. May 5.-Flour dull. Wheat
quiet; No. 2 red. 74d74hc. Corn firm; No. 2
mixed, 43c. Oats. quiet; No. 2 mixed, 26c.
Rye quiet; No. 2. SIC. Lard easy at Sc. 75@
$50. Bulk meats quiet at 81. Bacon firm at
IS. Whisky active at $1.25h.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-05-06

crhe quotations given below are the selling
prices of the wholesale deaiers.)
Canned Goods.
&C Corn ssa5 55cesl;I5; p sssaccnheas y STANDARD.
STANDARD STAN sTGz ss.icS ses 20; se california nas Seconds cal s. s5@s
Observation-Disclosures 2-lb, S69Oc: rasp-
a sfEris sfss s1l9; 81 e aiasss. go ssaaIRd iGree eop. oy. STANDARD ARD
full weight. sio5Gi.io: light. soSs5c: string
S beans ma s,lS; ssas ssss.I Lima ss1,1 beams Jams. .-s 2Sg =: ::
Holsters s1-S592; red cherries. s0cds1; strawber-
ssssi s'S'''' salmon i-'0' '''ass' ''iO tomatoes
Candies and Nuts.
sS ssndie s7assSs g sSIsS5o pei per R p; eor'T MON, mixed liked
Nuts1soft-sheiled Almonds, isSisc: English
walnuts. 129lic; Brazil nuts, Sc: flberts. lie:
peanuts. roasted. 7dSc: mixed nuts. 1oc.
Coal and Coke.
anthracite sall sizssl. $. per ton: G, 4 9.
Winifrede, s425: jackson, Aa5: block. IS:
Island City lump, $50; lump coke. lie per bu.
Is bu: Biossburg. IS per ton; conneiisviiie coke.
Dry Goods.
Bleached acknowledgements L, TIC:
e esrablsyl Mo- &C. q: s'i 6x, Sse0t an sso; c s! Plui Sh 6;
the the, [ %fS96 Sc y. CHI EaT ESss So aAeGi ,, Fsitchville. &c:
Hill, 7Hc;, Hope. &C.. Linwood, 7hc; Lonsdaie'
Sc; Peabody, &c: Pride Of the West. 11l5c: Ten
Csc: xndroscosssfin -. &c; xndroseossin. ia.
CSC.
s br0 Soots sh e. Sc: Bnes!s Head a &c. SIC: 4 cIiFtSS
Gee. &c; Constitution, 4O-inch, sac;- Carlisle. 40
inch. &C: Dwight's Star, &c: Great Falls E. 51kc;
Great Falls J. 5lsc: Hill Fine. 71xc: Indian Head,
SIC: Pepperell r.. &c; PepperelI. l0-4. &c: An.
droscoggin. "a. &c; Androscoggin. 1914, &c.
Prints-Allen dress styles. 4zc; Aliens staples,
lea 4 indigo &c e. Arnold Ar AIis ions c sSsss' B sH e: Arnold AneE;
Lie, &c: Cocheo fancy. Sic: Hamilton fancy.
SIC; Merrimac pinks ana PUPPIES, &c; Pacific
Berlin solids. SIC: Simpsons oil finish. &c;
American shirting. sc; black white. 4*c: Rrays.
Kid-hnished cambrics-Edwards. &c; Warren.
~ Slater. &C; Gcnesee. 4-
Tickings-Amoskeag AGA. HE: Conestoga,
BE-. 12c: Cords 140. rlzc: Cords IT. 11nc:
Cords ACE. lie: Hamilton awnings. &C: Kimono
fancy. &c; Lenox fancy, 1sc: Methuen IA. loi<c;
ma. lac; Shetucket SW. SIC; Shetucket F. size:
Grain Bags-Amoskeag. $3.50; American,
SIS. so: Harmony. $3.50; Stark. SIS.
dress. &c: Bates, SIC: Lancaster. SIC: Lancaster
Normandies. 7c: Renfrew dress. 7c-
Alcohol. s2.4562so; asafetda. 2sd3oc: alum, y;
&c: camphor. 6566sc; cochineal. 5e655c: chloro-
form, 5SQ65c; copperas. bris, soc: cream tar
tar. pure. 30G3Sc: indigo. G4soc; ii.orice Calab.
genuine. S54zoc: magnesia. carb.. 2-oz. 2od22c:
merghins; p q w. per q, g lsgss 60: madder..
gamot, per ID. s2.ss: opium. IS 5od3 IS. quininc.
p q W.. per OF. 381f3c; balsam copafba- i5660c:
sosp. CASTLE. Fr.. f2016c: soda, bicarb.. 2h0tc
salts. Epson. lh6<c; sulphur -four. 21105c: salt
peter, 1o41<c: turpentine st9eoc: glycertne. 10
soc; iodids potassium. p-ooa.S; bromide 20
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-05-06

EAST BUFFALO. May 5.-IspeciaI l-Ransom.
Mansfield & Co. live stock commission dealers.
cattle-Receipts. 9 cars. all canadas but one
fair fat ntre COWS. s's as: s stock steady TO Ihrn:
HOes.,Receipts. IS cars. Market fairly active
mixed packers, sS.40a5.45: Workers. IS. 3od5.ss:
nssas fO stsFs. s S5saS'SS Glo e.ss' about SStg Steady dSasnS'
Sheep-Receipts. "a cars. Market SC q loo
Top .raer lambs q iAs@s 'seas nanoe euI Sses 70 good shas a.so ea@s 50:
mixed sheep, tops: handy Kind, NIeF5 2; culls
IIssi; S Sssszs; sssSg q ones; ttls IS sias sssy ial sos e
clearance.
KANSAS CITY. May 5.-csttie-Receipts for
the week. %. 100. Demand for export shipping
butcher steers and choice butcher cows improved
this week, while common grades are only steady:
besI~ stOcs 8 81 sn g f stosssr, hr and S feeser- sts So
$50; butcher cows and heifers, IS ya5: Gamers,
sa.s6@s.sO: fed westerns. sa4so: Texans. o-ee0
HogsHReceipts, $500. Trade active and prices
&c higher. Heavy. S5q5S5; mixed. S-ioas-@:
sheep~Receipts. 500. Steady prices: only rs.eo
h Sssslged Colorado tals week ia@ aRa ' SroSshs srs sssos seass
clipped lambs, ssgS Is; e 1sas a.. m sfaoRer, sanS
feeders, s4as: cuIls. sSd4.
kst nOm,nsiIy- steady Ns.iyss: Good e g5i@.
.S sgys. s sRs.''i ssIstIs; se CAVES. a ssspsss.
Texans: Texas fed steers. AqS2s: Texas bulls,
Hoss..Receigts to-day. It,cco; estimated lers
easier. Top. 18Th: mixed and butchers. S.l58
5.42Is: good TO choice heavy. S.3od5- 4711s rough
heavy. S.l595z5; light. S.c5a5s5; bulk Of sales.
sheep-Receipt 900. Sheep ans lambs
strong. Good 20 choice wethers. 8zSHS-5s fair
to choice mixed. q; Western sheep. 80
G5.e5; yearlings. S.0ds; native lambs. &SO
lis: Western lambs. tsq7.l6-
ST. LOUIS, May l<o1.
Market steady. Native shipping ana export
steers, s4-756575: dressed beef and butcher
steers. steers under Loo lbs. $500
as; stockers and feeders: g $; cows and
heifers. seas; Gamers. n.scGzs; bulls. t1io9i;
Texas and Indian steers. .@Q5-o cows and
Hogs-Rsceipts. 1000. Market strong 70 -
higher. Pigs and lights, S.l565D; pRckerA
S. 30G5. 20; butchers. &5Sd6 As.
none Market nominal
tive muttons. IS: spring lambs. fs47s73;
cuIls and bucks, S-SaI2s; stockers. s.: Texas
sheep. $40.
NEW YORK. May 6-Beeves-Receipts -
all for siaughterers. Feeling steady. Gables
firm. Exports. SO cattle and s.sss quarters a
beef.
calves-Receipts. , Feeling steady.
sheep. s5d55o: tops. S.: clipped lambs. S-izs;
spring lambs, S. per head.
Hogs-Receipts. l.3oS. Market weak. state
hogs. s56e; Western nominal
CINCINNATI. Nay 5-Hogs strong at S1o
Cattle strong at
Sheep dull At p.xqLS: lambs dull AZ A.0o
625.