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Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1900-03-31
Senatorial DecOrum Thrown
to the Winds and Buff
fOonery Holds Sway.
AN OLD MANS HUMOR
Senator Pettis of Alabama Sharpens
His Wit at Expense Of Indi-
ana's Junior Senator.
Laughing Tumult Joined In by the
Galleries - Confusion Could
Not Be Restrained.

Washington, March 31.-Merriment
swept away the traditional dignity Of
the senate yesterday Staid sticklefs
Tor senatorial decorum, literally held
their sides and shouted with laughter
while the crowed galleries joined in
the laughing tumult which not tie
faintest effort was made TO restrain.
Had the effort been made 1t would
have been futile.
Senator Pettis Of Alabama, the old
est member OF the body-his age be-
lug only u few months short or four
score years delivered the funniest
speech heard within the senate cAaua-
Der In many years. Ii sparkled with
Wit and dubbed over with humor. Its
sarcasm was keen, but not bitter. and
even those who were victims of IL
could NOT but enjoy its perfect good
humor and itNunalloyed fun. Through
out ii all Mr. pettis was as solemn as
il he We're delivering a funeral ora
ton. Not smile softened the deep
lines of his strong and rugged count
enence and, as he stopped occasionally
to mop the perspiration from his face
and head with big silk bandana, he
glanced about the senate as If in sur
prise at the laughter of his colleagues.
Indeed, he apoligized once for the
lightaess Of the vein in which he was
addressing the senate on SO import
ant question as the Porto Rican bill
Mr.. Proctor (Rep., NtJ had delivered
a forceful argument in support Of free
trade with the island of Porto Rico
His speech was listened to attentive
IL nv lar oil of ba
chamber and at its conclusion he was
congratulated even by some senators
who did not agree with him. He was
followed by Mr.. Pettis who devoted
the first part of his remarks TO the
constitutional phases of the subject.
Then quite Unexpectedly came the fun
as he sharpened his wit at the expense
of Mr.. Gallinger of New Hampshire
and Mr.. Beveridge of Indiana.
1T was gem" said one senator
commenting upon Mr.. Pettis' speech.
land will long stand as one of the best
examples of senatorial fun-making.
Senator Depew. of New York, was the
first to congratulate Mr.. Pettis, and
the New Workers hearty hand clasp
was followed by such an ovation AS
Z man seldom receives in the senate,
nrc.fin%c- r,~--s<..-~...r- from zA.abamR.
was one of those who particular en-
joyed the speech. During the entire
session Mr.. Pettis received the con-
gratulations of his colleagues.
Considerable progress was made
with the Porto Rican measure during
the day, most of the committee amend
ments and several offered by senators
being disposed of.
Just before the adjournment yes
terday Senator Bacon offered as a
substitute for the pending Porto
Rican bill the draft of the bill as
originally presented by Senator For
aker The bill has been materially
changed since first introduced and the
presentation of the measure Is evi-
IDENTIFY intended to accentuate this
fact.
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SENATOR FAIRBANKS
Speaks In Favor of the
Amended Porto RIcan
Bill.

WASHINGTON, D. c., March 81
Senator Fairbanks addressed the
senate on the Porto Rican bill. He
took the ground that in the absence
of a decision of the supreme court on
the question of automatic extension
of the constitution to acquired terri
tory it was the duty of congress to
legiSlate. He said the proposed 10
per cent. tariff was to be applied to
the sole use of Porto Rico and was
the least objectionable method of
raising the needed revenue. He ar
gued that the bulk of this would be
paid by sugar and tobacco trusts and
by Spanish residents in Porto Rico.
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Consigned To Oblivion.

Washington. March 3I.-The house
devoted yesterday to war claims. The
bill to remunerate the British Cable
company for expenses incurred in re
pairing the Manila cable cut by Ad-
miral Dewey which was under con
sideration several weeks ago. was con
signed TO oblivion as was the bill TO
refer TO the court of claims the claims
of citizens of certain border counties
of PENNSYLVANIA. who suffered losses
dur.nE the various iucurSions of rebel
forces into the state during the civil
war This bill has been before con
yress for many years sd involves
about S. 4Jo.osi
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EngIand's Debt of Gratitude.

London March 31.-In the house OF
commons yesterday Joseph Walton.
liberal. called attention to the Chinese
situation. He complained that Great
Britain has failed to uphold British
commercial and political interests and
demanded ? more vigorous and defin-
ite policy II II was proposed to meet
Russia's energetic progress. Mr.. Wal
ton. in the course of his remarks,
congratulated American statesman
ship upon the signal triumph of
American diplomacy, saying Great
Brltain's commercial community owed
debt of gratitude TO American
statesmanship. which had, by the ar
rangement arrived at, secured equal
opportunity for British trade with
their own throughout China. and said
he thought the time favora BILE for the
cooperation of the powers.
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THE STATE OF TRADE
Bradstreet Complains Of a Quiet Weel
In Distributiye Trade.


In Distributive Trade.
New York, March 31.-Bradstreet's
report to-day contains the following:
At has been quiet week in distribu-
tive trade, except at some few western
centers. AS regards prices, the fea-
ture Of the week has been the strength
manifested by agricultural products
and provisions. The advance in the
latter, in fact, are regarded as fore
shadowing an upward movement in
hog products. long predicted, but enly
partially realized. Numerous sad-
vances of wages have still further ad-
vanced the purchasing power of the
community. Disquieting advices as
to interna tional complications and less
favorable French reports, have fur
nished the basis for a slight upward
movement in wheat. Winter wheat
crop advices have been, on the whole
good, and have acted as balance to
the stories of French damage. Corn
has been strong, in sympathy with
wheat and some renewal Of foreign
buying. aided by unsatisfactory ad-
vices as to the quality of new arrivals.
Wool has been more active, but con-
concessions. Little that is new is
observable in the iron and steel trade.
New business Is of a hand-tO-mouth
character. and this might be regarded
as a depressing feature were 1t not
for the fact that producers are SO
heavily sold ahead. Bessemer pig
iron is still as strong as the foundry
grades are weak, but the increase In
furnace stocks Of the latter is cla16n4d|
eD=wlnas<.nAan1aGAsszA.~f snasna -
nlanlIfacthrerss sfsE,sIslfes- 'fhef]
been some accumulation Of stocfx of
lumber and talk of over-producTiOn
in some states of the south, but price
weakness is not vet noticeable. Busi-
ness failures in the United States
for the week number 17S as compared
with 1872 last week. 100 in this week
year ago, 226 in 1898: 212 in 1897
and 236 in 1896.
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Lexington, Ky, March 31.-The
grand jury has indicted Policeman
w. Z. Looney for assault and battery.
1t Is alleged that he struck Secretary
of State Powers on the head on Satur-
day night, March 10, when the latter
and Capt. Davis were arrested here,
and while trying to escape i'll the dis
guise of soldiers in uniforms. Sec
retary Powers was bleeding so pro-
fusely that he had to have his injuries
dressed while ia the city prison here
~ sF4Ue PtHek afqef ne he M H!ci ad been 1anuen
in the prison. The officers claimed
that Secretary Powers resisted arrest
when they found him with other sol
diers in the ear and that he was struck
while they We're attempting TO take
him into custody
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ROBERTS PROGRESS
Series OF Forward Movements Planned
Toward Pretoria

\
Toward Pretoria.
London, March 31.-The head of
the army Of Lord Roberts is now 81
miles north Of Bloemfontein. 1t oc-
cupies cluster of hills won from the
Beers after a stiff fight, in which the
British lost seven officers and 100 men.
The Beers had been using these
kopjes as a base for marauding bands
and have been beating up the country
adjacent to Bloemfontein for supplies
driving off cattle and forcing non
resistent free staters into their ranks
again. The enemy must have been in
considerable force as Lord Roberts
sent 5000 infantry and 5000 cavalry
against them.
Lord Roberts progress to Pretoria
will probably consist of series Of
such forward movements, in which
BOef positions will be attacked by a
portion of the army advancing rapidly
with wheel transport. the main army
s9aeef W g fas f'g 81 = me Hsfeass f5fcss
In the minor spheres of operations
Of their wagons and transport animals
In order to hasten the advance. This
Is understood to be the reason why
be recalled Lord Methuen from Bark
ley West to Kimberley. Lord Roberts
had TO have Methuen's transport.
The reason why a hot chase was not
made after Commandant Olivier is
that Lord Roberts did not wish to
wear out the cavalry transport. Gen.
French lost 5000 horses in the relief
Of Kimberley and in the pursuit Of
Gen Cronjs. Lord Roberts lost 1900
transport cattle at Waterfall drift,
and 1t Is estimated that he has lost
1000 other animals since the forward
movement began on February IS.
Tho advance beyond Bloemfontein
In through bare country and the sup
ply officers forsee an Increasing diff
Guilty In providing for a great army
moving along n single railway. even
when the latter is working smoothly
and with ample rolling stock. The
rebellion throughout the northwest
districts Of Cape Colony Is also sup
pressed.
The Goth sailed to-day with 800
men for st. Helena to guard Gen.
CronJe and 1000 prisoners.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1900-03-31
BsG THEATER FIRE
Co1umb bia Theater at Chicago Do
stroyed-Iriqaois Club Loses Home.

stroyed-lriqaois Club Loses Home.
Chicago. March 31.-The Columbia
theater, one OF the oldest and most
popular piayhouses in the city. was
destroyed by fire last evening, entail
ing a total loss OF $4,000. distributed
rs follows: Columbia Theater Amuse-
ment company. of Chicago. owner of
the building. S125,00O; klaw n Er-
LANCER, proprietors of the Rogers
Brothers company. $4,000; Iroquois
club. $4,000; ID. NJ. Bernstein. jew
eler, 5000; Rowland block, 5000:
Hannah IL Hogg, saloon, $1,000; Chi
cage National bank. $1,000; Bellevue
Medical institute $1,000; miscellan-
eous, $1,000.
The fire was discovered in the Iaun-
dry of the Iroquois club. which oc-
cupied apartments on the sixth floor
Of the building. 1t is supposed that
some hot Goals dropped from the stove
40 the floor. The flames spread Will
sreat r"pidity and within ten minutes
after the discovery Of the fire the
tl.eater was beyond saving.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1900-03-31
THE BREAKING POINT
Situation In Indiana Mining Field
Becoming Complicated.

Terre Haute. Ind. March 31.-Wtth
mining operations IN the Indiana bi-
luminous field suspended for 10 days
to await the convening of the miners
snd operators conference committee
ii looks now as though the block coal
district would be compelled 10 follow
suit The situation is strained TO the
breakin. point and either an adjourn
nlent of the convention now in session
or an cut and out strike may result.
The split in tine block coal field Is the
same as that in the bituminous dis
trict. both being at odds over the set
tlement of the powder and weekly
wage questions
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Queens Message of Sympathy.

London. March 31.-Queen Victoria
has cabled to Lord Roberts asking
him to convey TO Mrs Joubert, the
widow of the Boer commandant gen
eral, who died Tuesday night, after
two days Illness. assurance OF her
matssty's sympathy. The queen add
ID that the British people regarded
Mrs. Joubert's husband as a gallant
soldier and an honorable foeman.
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Considers Rebellion Crushed.

London. March 31.-The Bloemfon-
oein correspondent of The Morning
Post. says: Lord Kitchener and his
stan have crossed the Temporary bridge
at Noryalspont. He had 5000 men un-
der his command and he left 700 at
Prisska He considers the rebellion
crushed. although the fire may smould-
or for some time"
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Her Name IL Gillian.

CINCINNATI. O.. March 31-The
true name of the girl who tried to
poison the Winold family yesterday
is Faltha Gillian. Her parents are
respectable people living near the
city. Her victims are seriously i'll.
The police have not yet captured
Winold
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ALLEGES FRAUD

Mortgage Existing a Quarter OF q
Century Now In Court
Huntington, Ind. March 31.--Phoebe
sPaahopx~ haax- n0nnlrAHspsuAA~a.rAa-.s~s
tilit~court h:sainst Peter StfaGss to
have set aside mortgage which she
claims was obtained by fraud. Strauss
is the plaintiffs brother and the prop
erty was left to her by her father,
who died % years ago. The sister
says in her complaint that she can
not read. and that her brother asked
her to sign a paper, which she sup
posed was a receipt. But the paper
was mortgage on her property. she
says, and if she is forced to pay it,
together with interest, it will take all
she has.
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Made Death Doubly Sure.

Niagara Falls. y. Y, March 31-A
sensational suicide occurred YESTERDAY y
on Goat island, near the spring. A
man waded out as far as he could,
shot himself three times in the head,
pitched forward into the water and
was swept down between Luna and
Goat islands. going over the falls at
the Cave of the Winds.
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Terre Haute. Ind. March 31.-The
building of a bicycle racing track is
now assured Twenty-Five hundred
dollars in subscriptions to stock have
been secured. and il is intended to
give the Decoration day races on the
track The present intention is to
build the track in the baseball rark,
where it can be laid out so as net 70
interfere with the diamond
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New Railroad orpaniz.,,or.

Richmond. Ind. March 31.-The or
gan;zatio Of the Cincinnati. Rich
mond and Nuncie railroad was com
plesTed yesterday as follows: w A
Bradford. Boston president: A. J
ChriS1y. Chicago. vice president. F
l. Patrick Columbus. O.. secretary
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THE ANXIOUS TINE
Morristown People Awaiting Execu-
tiOn of Gas Company's Threats.

Morristown People Awaiting Execu-
tiOn of Gas Company's Threats
Morristown. Ind, March 31.-Ths
consumers of natural gas are await
ing the coming of tomorrow with a
good deal of interest. The Rushvflle
Gas company, which has been supply
the rates on March l, and the town
council gave the company notice that
If the old rate was not restored by
April !. the authorities would cut the
company's lines AT the city limits, and
stop al gas from coming in. The COM
pany has not yet reduced the rates.
and the people of the city who stood
the advance have been warned by
the councilmen TO prepare for using
other kinds of fuel
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Choice of a Successor Deferred

Lafayette. Ind. March 31.-The
board of trustees of Purdue Univer-
sity adjourned without making an eff
fort 10 MI the vacant presidency. and
1t was officially announced that this
matter had been indefinitely centin-
ued- Professor Stone will continue as
acting president until the close of the
school year.
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Machinists' Strike Ended.

Chicago. March 31.-A settlement OF
the Strike IN the machine shops OF
Chicago was reached yesterday at q
conference between officials of the
aIlCns and representatives of the EN-
plovcrs. Work Is tn be resumed Mon
day. the men agreeing 10 return to
WORK pending arbitration of the issues
in the controversy.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1900-03-31
The Fatal Live Wire.

Columbus. Ihd.. March 31.-Mrs. Ben
May Of this city. mother Of o. NJ May.
manager of the Bell Telephone COM
pany. picked up a broken telephone
wire. which CHANGED to be hanging
over a live electric wire, and was In
stsntiy killed by ,As shock. She was
&C years old
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Negroes Run Out OF Town.

Wheatland. Ind. March 3i--N0-
groes employed by Waddle & Fitch.
contractors created such q disturb
ance that the people rose In revolt,
armed themselves with clubs and
stones and attacked the revelsrs. The
negroes We're driven from the country
and told not to return
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London, March 81. - The war
ONCE last evening issued the fol-
lowing from Lord Roberts to the sec
rstary of war:
"Bloemfontein, March 30.-2:25 p.
m.--OwinH to the activity Of the
enemy on our Immediate front and
their hostile action towards the burg
hers who surrendered under the terms
OF my proclamation, I found it neces-
sary to drive them from some kopjss
they had occupied near the Karee sid
Ing station, few miles south of
Brandfort. The operation was sue
cessfully carried out by the Seventh
(Tucker's) division, assisted by the
First and Third cavalry brigades un-
der French and LaGallais' regiment
Of mounted infantry. The enemy re-
treated to Brandfort and our troops
now hold the kopjes- Our casualties
were l killed and about 100 wounded"
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Regular Kentucky STYLE,

New Albany. Ind, March 31.5John
Harris and William Wheeler, neigh
boring farmers, five mileS west of the
city. renewed an old quarrel, and shot
at each other with shotguns. Harris 5
face was filled with shot. and Wheeler
was wounded in the abdomen. The
last-named is in an alarming con-
dition.
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Double Murderer Sentenced.

Kansas City, March 31.-John Hay
slip. n horse trainer. was found guilty
of murder in the second degree yes
ter1iay and sentenced to 80 years III
the pen. Hayslip murdered his wife
and Maud Mitchell and tried TO Kill
Charles Barrer. Mrs. Hayslip had
left her husband for Barrer. The
Mitchell woman had persuaded her
to take the step.
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Serious Runaway.

Upton. Ind. March 31-Mr and
Mrs. Rothchild- while driving home
ward from this city. We're thrown out
in a runaway. and Mrs. Rothchild was
dragged for some distance Both hus-
band and wife were injured.
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Will Not Have to Borrow.

Lisbon. March 31.-In the chamber
Of deputies yesterday the minister of
foreign affairs announced that the
government would soon pay the
amount awarded by the Berne tri-
bunal in the Delagoa bay railway ar
bitration without having recourse to
q loan.
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Railway Station Robbed.

Henryvilie Ind, March 31.-The p,
c, & st. l.. railway station was h-ok-
en- into and the money drawer was
rified. Two hundred copper cents were
thrown on the door and a check was
also discarded.
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Killed Husband to Save Self.

Leadville, Colo. March 31.-Ex-
Alderman Charles Joy was fatally
shot by his wife yesterday. The
woman says that her husband, who
was toxicated, was about to shoot
her, when she fired three shots at
him. One bullet penetrated tho atom
ach
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Chinese Reformcr Escapes.

Hong II ong. March 31.-Kwong You
PLy. the Chinese reforIner who re-
cen ly abducted from Hong Kong and
taken to Canton. has escaped from his
abtlucterS and iS NOW safe at Maca.
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New School House at Quincy.

Quincy. Ills. March 31.-The board
of education is taking steps for the
construction of Il new S-room school
house in the south side OF the city.
The cost of the building will be about
$4,000. and proposals from contract
ors will he received next week.
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Kentucky Refugee.

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind, March 81
Secretary of State Finley of Ken
lucky is visiting the sheriff. an old
acquaintance here 1t Is stated his
arrest viii be resisted by refusing
reouisition-
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Too Near q Buzx-Saw.

Columbia City. Ind, March 81
Howard Stallsmith. employed IL q
sawmill near here, struck his right leg
against the saw, and il was severed
just below the knee. He died OF sx-
haustion following loss of blood.
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MARKETS BY WIRE
Prevailing Prices For Grain. Cat; /.
and Provisions Oh March 80.
Indiana polls Grain and Lives

Wheat-W Wagon. Tie; No. red, steady
Tie
Corn-Steady; No. > mixed, 3Sc-
Oats-Steady: No. > mixed, 23Ac.
Cattle-Steady at <3.2Jd5.4o.
Hogs-Active aud higher at S4.JGsfIo.3I 4,
Sheep-Active at S3.opd4. 10.
Lambs-Quiet and strong at $o.OU16-1o.
ChicaRo Grain and Provisions.
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Indicted For Murder.

Kokomo. Ind. March 31.-The grand
jury has returned an Indictment
against Arthur Wolfers, charging lin
with murder in the first degree, Ia the
killing of Herman SchultZe, Q few
weeks ago.
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south African Casualties.

LONDON. England, March 81
The war Office posts dispatch from
Roberts, dated March 80, saying that
reports point TO the enemy's leaving
Brandport in northerly direction.
Yesterday casualties are more nu-
merous than first reported Two
officers were killed and eight wound
ed. Ten men were killed, l59 wound
ed and 3 missing.
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Chinese Terror Captured.

MANILA, Philippine Islands, March
31.-The Chinese General Pana, who
has been torrorizing and devastating
the province of Pany, has surren-
dered at Legaspi to General Kobbe
who will bring him to Manila.
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BOer Commander In Chief
Announces That He Will
Open BOmbardment.
ROBERTS MOVING ALONG
British General Drives Beers From
Several Fayorite Kopjes With
Large Resultant Loss.
Reasons Given For Commandant
Olivier's Easy Outfianking Of the
Opposing British Forces.

Blosmfontein. March 3O.-President
Krugsr's latest proclamation warns
Blosmfontsin within five days, as he
intends to lombard and destroy the
o1ty and to shoot the burghsrs whom
he captures there.
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Chicago Grain ant

Louisville Grain and Cattle.
wheat-No. red and longberry 13c
Corn-No. white and mixed, i2c; No 3
mixed. 4u19c.
Oats-No. white SOC; No. white, &c
Cattle-Steady at S3UGo.0o.
Hogs-Higher at $4uUQ5.JU.
Sheep-Steady at S3.ooI4.15
Lambs-Steady at So JU06.0O.
Cincinnati Grain and Lives took.
Wheat-ouiet; No. red T2-xc
Corn-Firm: No. = mixed, 40Isc
Oafs-Firm No. 2 mixed. 26lLc
Cattle-Steady at S3ooll 60
Hogs-Aetiye and higher at 81 59fi5 40
Sheep-Firm at 81 2JaIe- 90.
Lsm6s-Strong at $4-oeya1 100.
Chicago Livestock
Cattle-SIow and lower, steers s4OO0
80. stoekers. $. 4oQS.9u-
hogs-Active and lower at So lOGJ 52lS
Sheep-Srrong at 81 S,fI62 ..
Lambs-Higher at S5-6OQT
New York Livestock.
CsttIe-Steady at $3.0ol5. 30.
Hoxs-Ffr.u at So5ufI5.6p-
Sheet,-Steady al S3-slU1I6- IL.
I.ambs-Active and higher st S1.2J0S 20
Toledo Grain.
Wkeat-Active and higher. No. cash,
72IAc. May, f2izc-
Corn Active: No. mixed, 3ss.c
Oats Active; No mixed, 2Tl3c-