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El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-10-05
Licensed to Wed.

Susano O-doues and Miss Guadalupe
Cadena were licensed to wed yester-
day.
Mrs. S. b. Sutherland of Alamogor-
do In In the city.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-10-05

Shalam Pasteurized Cream l-2 pin
ar 10 cts at Watson's Grocery.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-10-05
Madam Ruple

Potter and White, pharmacists, open
day and night.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-10-05

Everything in drugs at Campbell b
GrAyson's,
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-07-14

convinced that II marks the beginning
Of general effort ON the part Of the
Chinese officials 10 relieve themselves
from responsibility for the treatment Of
the foreign ministers and the fighting
at Tien Tin That In itself is regarded
as a hopeful sign Of approaching col
lapse Of the boxer movement aud the
termination of instruction that exists
In Pekin and Shan Tung
Victors do notapologize. hence the cx.
oulpatory statement yesterday is believed
10 b. pregnant with meaning.
The news from Tien Tsin Of the un-
satisfactory relations between the allied
forces goes 10 confirm the war depart
ment officials here in their original con.
viction that two or three brgades OF
American troops, veterans Of the Indian
war Of the Cuban compAign and Of the
Philippine jungle hunt cor'd have
achieved some valuable results by this
time had they been at Iien Tsin. A
question has arisen in view of the lack
Of directing head at Tien Tsin as to
what Colonel Lscum, with his Ninth
regiment will do. His orders are broad.
ly framed and 1t Is said at the war de-.
partmont that while he remains in com.
mAnd Of his own men under all circum.
stances, he may cooperate 90 any extent
with the allied forces, so that he is like.
lyto willingly execute any part u the
campaign coniided 10 him even though
IL involves his voluntary subordination
to a foreign senior officer.
The good impression made by the
edict Of the Chinese government, given
out by Minister wu. threatens 20 be
offset 10 some extent by the reports from
London, stating that Prince Tuan was
the real author Of this edict and that
some Of It's most forcible anti.forcign
language was omitted from the version
given out here. But at the Chinese
legation here these intimations from
London are dismissed ms groundless.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-07-14
ONE RoeeER CAPTURED.
He Makes Confession. hut Refuse. Co
Give Names of the Others.

INV NAhhfH ~ hh' VAh'hA
Cairo. Ills. July l3.-Mike Conley
alias Doyle has confessed 20 Chief Ma.
honey that he assisted in holding up the
Illinois Central train on Wednesday
morning. He says there were only three
men concerned in the holdup and that
they were all drunk.
Conley says he stood watch over the
train while the others did the work.
After leaving the engine they entered a
yawl aud the leader of the bandits pro.
ceeded TO divide the money. Conley
says they cheated him, counting ont g.
bills for themselves and telling him
they were ones, his share being only
fl5. In the count Of the money they
quarrelled aud Conley says he jumped
overheard and swan ashore. The 9th.
ers proceeded down the river Nearly
drowned. he finally reached the Missou.
n shore and made his way 70 Charleston
where he was arrested and brought 70
this city.
lie says one of his companions was a
young fellow. tall and slim and the
other heavy set. older and with a red
face and sandy complexion. Conley
says he mad known these men Cor about
year, but declined 10 give their names.
A couple Of weeks ago they wrote him
TO meet them in 81, Louis where they
arranged the job Since then he has
been in varions places. He worked here
for two days last week.
Conley was taken wicklffe. Ky, and
put undor n 5000 bond 20 await the
action Of the court which meets in
August.
Agent Charles Pink says the robbers
did not secure more than 800. Chief
Of Detectives @. T. Murray Of the Illi-
nois Central with a large corps Of assist.
ants, are searching for the other robbers.
I A report from Fulton, Ky, states that
two more Illinois Central train robbers
have been captured No details are OBJ
tainable.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-07-14

Temple. Tex, July IA l.week's-
old baby boy was found in an ont lot.
corner Of Eighteenth street and Barton
avenue. The little fellow was covered
with ants and his screams caused the
discovery. He was taken in charge TEN.
poarily by Mrs. /. n. Patterson. Some
Of the clothes worn by the infant was
marked "Woman's Home. and police
are working ON this clew to locate the
parents.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-07-14
Respite for John Isenfro.

Cleburne. Tex. July l3.-S. II. Rem.
fro filed AN affidavit Of lunAcy on behalf
Of his brother. John Renfro. who was
TO have been hanged here today.
Judge Hall Immediately ordered II hear.
ing for next "Wednesday, and instructed
the sheriff to summon a venire Of 90 men
for the jury. The condemned man pro-
tested against the proceeding, saying
that he had made his peace with the
world. was prepared, aud expected 10
die.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-07-14
WILL HEAD FOR PEKIN
The Washington Authorities Outline
Their Policy in China. z.
THAT CHINESE EDICT
Officials Convinced Chinese Oalcers Are
Attempting 10 Relieve Them.
selves Of any Responsibility
OF Massacre at Pekln. ~

Washington. July l3.-"On 10 Pekin".
Is the policy adopted by our govern.
ment. II is said that regardless Of the
issues raised as to the authenticity Of
the Chinese note, or the accuracy Of its
responsibility for the present situation.
our government is determined not 70
relax its efforts 10 reach Pckin TO get in
touch with Mr.. Conger. II he Is alive, TO
take the necessary steps for the pro-
lection of American interests aud In
fact do all those things set out in Seore-
tary Hay. note 70 the powers, including
reckoning with the person or persons
responsible Cor the outrageous events of
the past Wees
Twcnty.four hours consideration Of
the Chinese note leaves the officials here
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-07-14

jacksonville, Tex, July iS. - Mack
Monroe, the negro who shot and killed
his wife at this place last Tuesday night
and who shot himself "Wednesday is dead.
After shooting his wife Monroe tried 20
escape, but was captured five miles
south Of here. Seeing that escape was
impossible he shot himself before the
officers could make the arrest.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-07-14
Horse. Dying by Wholesale.

Angleton, Tex, July ia great
many horses and cattle are dying with
charbon. Some Of the farmers have
lost all their work stock in one night.
after having used them the previous
day, and the stock were apparently well.
Hundreds Of horses and cattle have been
lost and the situation is not getting any
better.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-07-14
A Me.sarc for Conrer.

Washington, July l8.-Chinese Min.
lister Mr.. Wa has undertaken to get
through a cipher cable message from
Secretary Hay 30 United States Minister
Conger at PeSin, and have an answer
brought back if Conger is alive. The
message was prepared by Secretary Hay
and It's contents are unknown 10 any
one avo him 70 is sent 20 Shanghai
with explicit instructions from Minister
Wu 10 spare no efforts or expense to get
it into the hands of Congcr.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-07-14

Brussels, July l3.-rhe Belgian for.
eign Office has received cable dispatch
from Shanghai announcing ON Chinese
authority that General Mich defeated
the rebels near Pekin and relieved
Prince Ching and General Yung La,
who are trying 10 defsgd the Europeans.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-07-14

Atlantic City, N. j., July l3.-The
next meeting Of the grand lodge OF the
Benevolent and Protective Order OF Elks
will b. held in Milwaukee. The con.
yention adjourned Thursday night.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-07-14

Joliet, Ills. July 10 Prank Schref.
fer was arrested and placed in Jail here
ON charge Of numbering his wife. who
died June % Of gasoline burns Il Is
claimed her injuries, instead OF being
due to the explosion Of a gasoline stove,
Yere eau sed by her husband. who, il is
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-07-14

New York, July 10. Charles r. West.
welt, secretary and treasurer OF the
Dime Saving bank Of Newark. ". j.. is
under arrest charged with stealing be-.
tween $4,000 aud $40, 900 from the bank
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-07-14
Charged WIN Murder.

Houston, July l5.-The shcriff's de.
partment has arrested Jim Riley, Julian
Adams, Mitchell Harris and Charles
Harris on tue charge Of having assisted
in the lynching of Henry jefferson near
this city Sunday night.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-07-14

Sulphur Springs, Tex. July IA
difficulty occurred here Wednesday
night in which John Phillips was shot
twice and perhaps fatally wounded. NJ.
Carswell is in Jail charged with tho
shooting.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-07-14

London, July lS.-An exceptional heat
wave Is causing numerous sunstrokes
prostmtions. In London the thermom.
eter registered i29 degrees in the sun
and SO in the shade at noon.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-07-14
Nominated for state senator.

Richmond, Tex, July iS.-The con.
vention Of the Sixteenth senatorial dis
trict met here and nominated Judge A.
u. Lpscomb Of Waller county.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-07-14

u.ir-r.i, urnuemiciy pourcd gasoline on
her clothes and sct them on fire. This
charge Is made by Filth Zeeu ,raski,
sister.in-hw of the dead woman.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-07-14

Marshall. Tex, July i3.-west Fore
man was shot and instantly killed about
two miles northeast Of here. Crawford
Peppers Is in Jail.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-07-14

Washington, July l9.-Jas. Il. Boyd.
assistant: attorney general in the de.
partment Of justice, has been appointed
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-07-14
Bank omoial. In Trouble.

Jnage Tor the Umted seates court Tor
he western district of North Carolina.
New-York tribune., 1900-04-11

HEMP AND JUTE1sisa hemp was firm and Manila
s@me%has In favor Of saSer Weak cables were re
spot fair current, nominal shipment fair current
c 3 ac 81 ahd sh9S spedf hnsqG aSmfay ae
spg sP9 ard nsI nIRey Soy mic; ME gie sP9t % d0TSe @ @
angle and equal 3%c; jute. shipment. q 4lac: jue
quality @ }"sSB Ba 34"n ns eno 7oe RnS@t a3
HiDEs~Common dry hides were firmly held. but the
Dc demand nan vas mot urgent city saushssr. ruled steady
Irs.io iss; or.noeo. als, h1pee. 100; yoET., ist
is @ Il asss 'ss % ss.s Ssss s f ps so: s
Fa s H a''f S sam s s e
@ e aSan ho &c. &c. "s cs
SIDE rsnd 6gs DS S@xy DF10s os nslH eaun
siqushSI m I,s steers & iogoss cow ssoEs bulls siasc
degree Of activity With quoted as follows:
955. SG 2g%se ;S sgid first sssctSn
Sae c fde backs 55 ndGs hsa1y aso aa5e s s
oads heavy s2aa5c; thirds s0qsic light backs. COW
Segs7c secon s.ga5c thirds s2Gasc beiies 1896
81 5 - s'l s from
s @ s 70 to f5ss S IS Pa o
dose seo% snS & ns 6SaSE 5 q Of at 's: So Z 3 IS lake @
continues hold firm at sI7 Pig iron were duh
sIosns s. ei bid and 4 5s ssksS
'h price, of sad ia 70
MoLAssEs AND sYRuPs transactions in the mo
only fun prices syIaps rm 6af quiet owing
scarcity selerS- Quotations follow: New-Orleans
centrifugal. l3c fair l44l9c good
prime. 3og37c; New-Orleans open kettle. 44Q55c;
Rico 34Gsc; 17Q 100: fair 100 lac;
i5Q16c; prime. 2UQ22c; fancy 23927c.
OCEAN FREIGHTS--In tonnage market
there steady demand for vessels for
@ although @ S m ss as eDy ~s S sz15s N n.
trades the demand light and easy Steamers
for grain and general trades In limited
demand snd somewhat April boats
% Cork t9r 0.as,' w1ih sTsn iSag quoted 8. Cd nI
and timber trades nr1n shs same mar
said bpass other dspart1nents
ssay onots,ions TO IAvsrpooi 8kd Loo
don ad; Glasgow 3f.d: Bristol 4X1: Isfth SID: Hull
sitd. Newcastle, 80: Antwerp. "a Hamburg 90 pigs
Liverpool 100 10 aO nominal London oats
- 80. -
oIIs-coonseed oil was quit. nominal in absence
transactions. the trade admitting that
little higher N sympathy with further strength in lard
products Refined petroleum points lower
Ltseed oil was hrm but without quo,abls change We
aslphis bbl: % 10 and in bulk go SO; rsnned cases
ToNsEEp oII-Prims crude. bbs a4c prime summer
grades. aIasse prime white ass prime winter yellow.
05466c: Calcutta. Tic: Western
under city brands: lard oil. 55c f ~
PROVISIONS-The bull in provision. -.
given another push yesterday prices .dvsncinS sh.rpy
New-York tribune., 1900-04-11
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE. WEDNESDAY,. APRIL H. 1900

s5 n ssss.: as:ss. soo s q
s e ss :nsss axe
Fhots AND ahAISrns !2sa. s:y1ns ,s.
E ss @
Watch os s"''ai ali q the 'S q
ss ss:! :
ss sl::s f.s ;ss - sss +
oSsS sss ~s,,: .a3 10
yell9w s6sasi sISsss FEEp1sseassSS s1iss go
Isss :s snSs I ;5y asss
se 759sl7 9lmea s2e 10: linseed oil cake. 's2s corn
GRAIN. .wHEAT-1ne market Influenced pFaes,h,a IL
cay all sy by gossip on the T. rep1 ,hs ts
would snyhin. A. i u;1s, ,Saa1
Chicago and elsewhere and the trade adopted only
spG a sn9F s. Tn's as. 6
the market Impetus from the PFs
sn ess in 9ss ss Of
0 & to be qS sns O. to ss wheat s G
French with The 1925 pOin, ,",. sd
news The most important abroad. however. was
night "ss to 81 svf
is sFos'f os
st Way there s was very ' little noted n
though not quite at the highest
still H4Ssd above the previous night There was niue
realizing among operators in the last few min,
utes which took of the edge trtne Export
business proved very small and was disappointing
a good traders Only about IL loads came 10
unmportant. Worlds stock OF wheat accodins 70
showed OF $1T, 900 bush fof the wssE
Than they last ss4,sx.. s @s a1a
b29 last week and ls5 cars yeNf
as oIlSgs ss'''Ses Se p S~'s vnSs
luth 79Asc No Northern. Duluth, 1880 hrst haif
May; No hard Duluth sssc No hard ar Manit0Sa %o
Northern, Chicago, 16Ac TO arrive. The government
report made the winter wheat condition 81
asY wear On this basis statstieian' j. c. Brnwn ihs-
ured a crop 410040,000 bush winter wheat com
pared with ian estimate IN December OF bush
years winter wheat'crop at harvest was ~6'0oD
bush which the April crop estimate" was
figured 80. 5000 unchanged from the De
cernber report official figures the having been
last crop estimate therefore, is little better than mere
The Government report made conditions in ONO
a.. Michigan 81. Indiana 81 ILLINOIS ~ Missouri d "
al CORN-At the West yesterday further good
buying interest mentioned Monday was under.
the bottom of the bull movement whlcn
prices higher only the West but at the
seaboard well, although trade here was quiet ana
OF the usual character. In addition 10 the demand
small offerings from the country.
export activity at the West fears that the
weather conditions throughout States might
retard the movement somewhat and the very strong pro-
English cables closed hsQs4d net lower
Export business the seaboard amounted TO about 20
market closed nc net higher. No corn
quoted 47c for both elevator and delivered and 4*c for
afOat OATS-The local market for cash oats
moderately active and about AGSc net lower The
reported. No closed 2sSc; No oats Nc No 2
white 3lhq3l t2c: No 3 white 30Aq3lc; track mixed
2saSoc track She @ M slS3S .sa, No Wae s G ss,sr
&c o efOat; State SIC New-York. carlots
New-York tribune., 1900-04-11
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston. April 1o.-COtton quiet and steady; mid
ding csc low mddlng 9lsc; good ordinary. S9sc:
ceipts. ST3 bales stock. 46.S2l bales.
Baltimore April 1o-Cotton nominal: middling. 0Nc:
low mddng 5-i6c: good ordinary tl-l6c; gross re
cepts bales exports coastwise 500 bales: stock
5,S3f bales
Savannah. April l0.-Cotton quiet: midding csc low
mddng. 9lsc; good ordinary. Sssc; receipts iSi
bales 264e bales The Continent 45I5
bales coastwise 100 bales sales bales stock IS
bales
Memphis April lo-Cotton steady; mtdding essc: low
mdding. Sisc; good ordinary S%4c, net l42
bales 324 bales shipments bales sales 4o
bales: stock rs. 025 bales.
ST. Louis. April lo--Cotton steady midding & lsc
low middlng 9c good ordinary Stsc: net receipts iT
bales: AL bales: shipments bales stock 90
2a8 bales ~
New Wcrieans April lo-Cotton quiet; niddling. 9Ac;
bales exports to Great Britain 2to' bales 70 France
stock 252. +36 bales ~ '''
New-York tribune., 1900-04-11
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New-York. April 10. 1900.
CoFFEE-The market for futures did better to-day
price concerned, though rather less
active than yesterday Higher European markets and
buish Of statistics created frendlness out
o tubiation the ranks
longs. With squirt of general buying prices
10 points the opening CALL with the
firm underone. This followed further
active covering with subsequent huctu
showing little general change Shorts exceed
ingy all day and made little show Of resistance
The strength Of Hare and Hamburg said be
founded bulsh estimates from Santos, together
with evidence receipts. factor of
prominence to-day decided increase in the
which reached nearly - 0c0 bags
ship takings
~ 600 bags in NewYork Business tapered off late in the
day local Exchange, and the close the
steady with quotations unchanged 10 points higher
2o.oe0 bags The market for
coffee steady firm all day but quoaby higher
Rio quoted 77sc for invoice lots. Importers
and offered sparngly. except ad-
Yesterdays cearances for the United States in
clu6ed steamer Button from Bahia. with 1000 bags.
The Of prices the local market to-day
was as follows
New-York tribune., 1900-04-11

all around BY active demand from peckes s
sos. with asooo estimated for wenesdsy
A9ss and
gsshy with The west, especially cash lard and % snsd
Mss!: ssG
\: ;sIss ST.. .sS %$s
e'a, .ada at saS
gs: eff psS p belize. ellie S9 @ n a:s
sS ssss 0ss pesS sS 10 nj I: NJ
qdp.a a. s ss g s Quoted a %
lard quoted South Sc Continent s9 sss s
ao western
S d sa'' in a' the Of
op e In the abseo
points radical in the rs,s 'ua oua
.a.ions follow: pe@esc low talT q. as..S;
SSasss: Pssna, sSS47sa; Java, 4'sa
again While s'fSs fSs
vsnsed rtaes the basis Of the trusts rates In view
tsa;
na I'm s I'll. s has @
me to c 6a and to he s
sbls only and mould s4oc S cubes 2 and XxxN pSw
Eagle eoHfec,ioners sf sfanuated Eagle
fsa
S and amsnd nnss fine A n1
sse Sss No and ssoe % 80 S & 5'' No Nc . Gs o NJ No 80
ttse No T. tt9e Nos r. 1s IA, IS and ie t., 4s5e sS
heInerb pHio hisher prices
bid the prices for additional amounts without find
m s st f sS es e snsSa s. @
landed, 4c Quotations at the close the
basis of 4sc for 90 centrifugal for SO test
covado and for 50 moasses The cables
quite In line with the nmness here. showing ad-
ditional advance Of I'd In Java ct London and rise
Of Nd In beet sugar Cane orcialy reported firm
sr and improving slowly with Java Quoted 12s IND ana
fair refining lis Sd Beet sugar frrner with in
creased demand April delivery quoted los AID and
May delivery los 5hd The United Kingdom stock
given $4,000 increase of 1000 the
supply the day last year.
TOBACCO-Demand light, showed
rmness. there very little stock had, owing
to the fact that the market is between Sales
were as follows; I5 crop 1898 State Havana, at
l4a5cs 100 cases crop 1895 zimmers f39f5c and 30
cases crop 1880 New England Havana, forced sweat,
at Sales f fofetsn tobacco we're $50 bales Havana
at SgeSS in bond and sales Of Spara were 90. bales
New-York tribune., 1900-04-11
ERIE RAILROAD.

Through trains leave New York fooS of Chambers sS
follows. and minutes earlier from ". 2Sd 81.
300 a. Daily.-Buffao EXpress-arr Buita!o =,
For Binghamton, Waverly. Elmira and Bradford son'
train Coaches and parOr TO Buffalo. a..
2.30 2. m. Daily.-ChicagO Limtsd-Fast uait-sens
train 20 Chicago arriving SO Cleveland ~
Seepers TO Chicago Cleveland. Cincinnati D1ins ca
80 m. Daiy--BuftaIo and Cleveland ENprsss-aao
Buffalo T05 Bradford . 20. jamestown 100 and Noa.s
town 10 p Cleveland 1890 D. m Sleepers 10 B1nA'
and Cleveland. Cafe -,
DIS p Day.-Solid train for RinghamtOn. WaNsfiy
Eimira Chicago. Sleepers Buffalo Chicago. CnctHnsu
Dining
FlNICkETS. LOCAL TIME CARDS AND PULLMAN AZ
l. COMMODATIONS at Ill. 1l2. 261. +O1 and 90 SrS4.
way l56 East I25th and 273 West i25th ST. Chaoe.
and West 2Sd St ferries. New York. 33 and SEQ Fuo.
ST. 9S Broadway. Brooklyn; I'D River ST. HoooSea 49,
Jersey City Station New York Transfer Co calls 1sr "
checks baggage to destination
New-York tribune., 1900-04-11

COTTON-Speculatio
strained by general manipulation by Wall Street
The uncertainty of investors and the talent in
tensifed by lack Of knowledge 10 the purpose of
planters In the belt concerning and abseice
OF reliable data bearing the 1eEas flood situation.
The market opened steady tone. but points
lower. the English having quite sharply
holidays under reports side that the
Southwest creating 10
Following
showed less irreguiarty
scattering sales for both accounts. But a rally
midday carried prices upward 10 points the
active positions. the advance resulting a squirt
active Wall Street buying With this demand satisfied
however, there another relapse
selling and almost total absence buyers Tn.
prospect receipts while at the
time stating that farmers IN the
good progress with field work
putting in seed AS the OF markets
advices conflicting declaring prices
were being paid owing to increased offerings with
corresponding contraction in demand. other adyices
asserting that all markets holding though
quiet. The market up 10 the very last
moment closing quiet and with prices net points
hsher 70 points lower Wall Street purchases
supported that position. from IIyernool
stated the feeling there pessnistic gloomy
accounts from Manchester. which be de-
pressed by famine from Government
statement showed that has planted over the
southeEn portion Of the cotton belt
been planted In Arkansas and Oklahoma Also that
preparations being made belt To-
days clearsnces exceptionally heavy reach
ing nearly 10000 bales. shipped from
Neg-Orleans -''
The range Of contract prices market today
follows - 1'
New-York tribune., 1900-04-11
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New-York April 10 1900
BEEvEs- Receipts 7s cars OF i.364 head and all for
feeling steady. Demand for dressed beef moderate
prices steady London cables showed American cattle
be lower at ll&G121sc n estimated dressed weight;
included $50 cattle the Hindoo Hull w. A.
Sherman $50 head on the Bristol City 10 Bristol for
SChwarzschild & Sulzberger. Tomorr Cevic will
take cattle 10 Liverpool quarters beef for
various shippers and the St Louis will take $500
ters beef for Schwarzschild & SulzbergeI.
Trade very limited and IS calves held
days trade quotably lower. A ordinary
81 % 100 n City dressed steady
71ec n; country dressed In moderate supply
higher at 612QS1ac: little calves firm 5Q6ac.
Sales-J c. Curtis Son: veals, l25 10 average. at
s5 % 100 10
head. all for the market making with stale stock
on sale Trade very light prices
quoted lower and feeling for strictly prime choice
stock There a scarcity o the latter. A few
clipped sheep sold at 81 per 100 n:
medium unshorn lambs 81 25@s7 81: common clipped
50; dressed firm sl41lOlec: lambs
at 1l@13c; country dressed spring lambs
az s3Gs7 carcass
Sales Newton s Co 225 unshorn State lambs sc N
average, 81 IS per 100 10 i35 do e2 10 25
10 al 10. 81 clipped state do 85 NJ at Sc;
Conins: State lambs. 1913 ~ at 50 rs.
HOsS-Rocsipts 10 100 head siI for
try s~ssed rrtn 6s9sc per h Tor heavy to light
weights.
soIes-s. Judd GO. date yesterday: Il State hogs
n at s5 ~: roughs 333 10. 81 So stays 21O 10
So -
SIS 30: do d2 n s5 so; roughs 10 at 81 so:
:ea n. So 5ol
:, J. Eois date Tsste,aay: yes - state pigs 100
So go roushs, 252 70. at "a so ~ - ~, - '
J. II. Hume Bro nate yesterday: 10 State hogs 1873
No. at IS so: roughs 257 n. at 81 So