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Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1900-03-27
Incident In Trne Kentucky
Style Creates q Stam-
pede In Court.
ATTORNEYS In A BOUT
Col. Campbell and Col. Denny Come
Near Calling Each Other Liars
and Excitement Prevails.
Audience In Court Make a Frantic
Rush For Doors and Windows
Expecting Bullets TO Fly.

Frankfort. Ky. March c7-The most
thrilling event Of the examing trial Of
Republican Secretary of State Caleb
Powers occurred late yesterday after
noon and for few minutes 1t looked
as Ii serious trouble could not be pre-
vented. Col. George Denny. for the
defendant in an argument upon the
competency of a question, said:
1T Is perfectly lawful for the peo-
pie to come here, and to come armed.
l came here several times myself"
He was referring to the crowd that
was present at the massmeeting held
In the state house yard just prior to
Gov. GoebePs assassination.
Col Campbell for the prosecution re-
piled that ne did not consider it law
full and was surprised to know that
Mr.. Denny had come here armed
Denny denied having made such a
statement. Both men were very much
excited and spoke with vehemence
and with arms shaking commenced
to advance toward each other. The
court room was crowded and the audi
ence evidently thought a tight was on,
and made . mad rush for the doors
ana windows. people falling over each
>A--.-s - ->..&
of the room Several policemen and
deputy sherifrs were crying for order
and Judge Moore was bringing his
gavel down with terrific force and
urging the people to take their seats
After five or 10 minutes Of the most
exciting scenes since the assassination
quiet was restored.
Just as soon as the room began to
grow orderly. exGov. Brown, one of
the attorneys for the defense. whis-
pered to Col Campbell. who promptly
arose and apologized to Denny and to
the court, Col Denny replying in a
very happy speech. On an inspection
of the record il was found that Col.
Campbell had misconstrued Col Den
ny's statement
Gov. Brown in a speech asked the
court to adjourn. and give the people
time TO cool off, stating that it was
only by tile coolpsss of several Off
GERS and people around him that doz-
ems of people We're not killed. He
further said that it was not that he
feared any violence. but he only spoke
for the protection of his client.
County Attorney Polsgrove objected
to adjourniRg. stating that 1t woui
se an admission that the court
uable To protect the prisoner and a.
.sted upon resuming the questionin :
If Golden. Col Denny agreed with
Mr.. poisgroye, and the court told the
attorneys To proceed with the examin-
ation. At the conclusion e. The eN-
animation of Golden, TIE common
III, As.I al IIAn
was not introduced as a witness
Judge Moore issued an order this
morning barring everybody from the
courtroom except the attorneys. court
officers and newspaper men, This ac-
ion was taken on account of the high
| tension of public excitement. which
/ resulted in the wild stampede yester-
day.
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Spoiled Canned Goods.

Edinburg, Ind, March q. A lot of
canned goods which passed through
the Stout fire at Indianapolis. and
from which the labels had burned q.
washed of. were shipped to grocery
merchants in this place. and were Of
fersd at low prices, meeting with
rapid sale. As a result OF eating this
fruit, two children in Lewis Thomas
family are seriously i'll, and the elder,
daughter. is thought to be hopeless
ly Frustrated.
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Iopened.I Closed.
Wheat

Closing cash markets-Wheat. Csc; corn
364e; oats, 23sse; pork, $ll.S2; lard. $3.50
ribs, Sc. 40.
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for public and private tippling was
voted down 67.to 43.
Delaxoa Eay Arbirration.

Washington. March 27.-The state
department has received information
from an unofficial but reliable source
to the effect that the Delaeoa bay
award will be made about the middle
of April. 1t Is said at the department
that it will not be possible for the ar
bitrators, If they follow out the terms
of the arbitration agreement to avoid
n division OF amount Of the award
among the claimants as has been init
mated In the Herne dispatches, and Ii
heiieveld that there is misunder.
sing on that point
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THE DEAD ALIVE

Terre Haute Man About to BE De-
clared Dead Appears In Court.
Terre Haute. Ind, March 27.-The
circuit court room yesterday was the
scene of a sensation when Frank G.
Mallory, whose divorced wife's rela-
tives were beginning suit to have him
declared dead walked in and inter
rupted the proceedings. Mallory has
been missing for more than Ave years
and under the law he could be de-
clared dead and his estate forfeited.
Further litigation in the case Is to be
instituted.
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Negro Lynched.

BELAIR, Md, March 2i.-Lewis
Harris, colored, was lynched early
this morning by a mob of unknown
persons for attempted assault on
Miss McIlvaine Sunday morning
Harris said if guilty he was drunk at
the time. The sheriff and deputies
fired on the mob and two men were
wounded
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Macrum IL Ready.

Washington. March 27. - Former
Consul Macrum called on Chairman
T4ttt Of the house committee on for
eisn affairs yesterday and signified
his readiness to be heard In connection
with his service at Pretoria. Ii was
arranged that Mr.. Macrum would be
notified when the committee was
ready to proceed. which may be in
day or so, although no time has been
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| Omin0us Lull In the British
Generals Activities Dur
ing Past Fortnight.
HOPES FOR MAFEKING
Are Being Entertained by the En-
glish Who Confidently Expect
Coming Developments.
Gen. Joubert Is Hopeful and May
Shortly Return to Natal---Esti-
mate of BOer Forces.

Pretoria, March 20, via Lourenzc
Marques.-Gen. Joubert has returned
from Kroonstadt. He is full OF hope
aud may return to Natal shortly.
London, March 27.-Military obser.
vers here and even those In close af.
hliation with the warofflce. are con-
sidernbly confused as to what Is being
done for the succor Of Mafeking.
Some 5000 or 5000 men are engaged
with Lord Methuen at Warrenton and
Fourteen Streams and now another
column is about leaving Kimberley. II
It has not already started. for Gro
Quitown. 106 miles westward. Its os-
tensible purpose Is to drive out the
Beers The force il described as "A
strong one." and the expedition as
''likely to attract much attention"
Gen. French is reported from Bloem-
fontein Sunday as returning from
Thatba Nchu without apparently hav-
Ing headed Off Commandant Olivier.
with his 10 guns and miles of baggage.
Boer horsemen are In contact with the
British outposts from Biggersberg to
Warrenton.
Gen. Buffers patrol had a sharp
sklrmish Sunday at Waschbank.
Lord Roberts infantry have now
been quiet for ii days and news OF an
advance is hourly expected at the war
Office. Messrs. Wolmarans, Fischer
and Vessels. the peace ENJOYS from
the federal forces, are due at Naples
In a few days After visiting two or
three European capitals. they Will go
TO New York by way of Antwerp 1t
IL understood AT The Hague tnat they
are ivested with large powers. and
are prepar ed to agree to anything look.
ing to Intervention.
The Times prints n statement from
Cape Town TO the effect that the Beers !
after deducting heavy losses, are
probably unable now to put more than |
&c, 700 men on the fighting line.
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Eiendish Yonnesfers.

Upton, ind, March 27.-Ernest
Glover. 13 years old. is on the verge
Of an attack Of lockjaw. the result of
p5S P6yX yXr;ass.' ana an5a7ys The hoys fcnpd g - 9
blacksmith, and while the youngsters
held Ernest an associate drove three
nails into his shoe, one of which
peuetrated clear through his foot. The
lad tainted from pain. His condition
is alarming.
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The Towpaeh Line.

Logansport. Ind. March H.-Thsrs
IL reason to believe that the electsic
line along the path Of the old Wsbash
and Erie canal, from Fort Wayne =
lafayette. and ultimately Toledo. O..
will be built during the present sum-
mer. The cheapnsss OF construction.
the unusually large number OF cities II
will reach, the rich agricultural coun-
try IL will tap, together with a general
desire Of the people for the line, ara
regarded as giving assurance of pay.
ing investment from the beginning.
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Real Estate Transfers.
Compiled by Ex- Recorder n. S. La
mar.)
MARCH 21-23

Compiled by Ex- Recorder N. S. La
MARCH 21-23.
John A. Jessup to George G. Met
tirt, for s., part southwest quarter
section IA, township II, range l3,
containing 6a acres, Clay township
Lewis Waltz to Amy R. Ulrich, for
81 900, part northwest quarter Sec
tion 10, township Il, range II, cor
tanning 80 acres, Jefferson township.
George W. Parsons to Daniel -.
and Mary Ellen Hoover, for 8, 5Ca,
part section 9, township Il, range
IL, jefferson township.
Joseph Haxton to Elihu b. Swain
and Cora Swain, for 500, part LOT
II, Economy.
Sheriff Wayne county to Walter S.
Ratliff, for 1882 45, lot 8, Coffin s
sub.
Thompson Smith to Mary Alice
Davis, for quit claim 81, southwest
quarter section 33, township Is,
range IA; also part northwest section
80, township Is, range IA, containing
220 acres, Green township.
MARCH ZFZO.
Charles r. Boroughs to Nathan ]
Slant for $500, lots l, 2 in Baker
addition to East Germantown.
John S. Duke to Franklin ]. and
Joseph E. Brown for q, 900, south
of southwest t section 20, IA,
Wayne township.
Burlington Williams to Fannie VI
Hunt for $500, part northeast | sec
tion 20. 15, 1. A piece of land ad
joining Whitewater.
Joseph E. Moore to Walter S. Rat
lift for $3.50, lot in Grand Rouleyar'
sub. to Richmond.
Walter S. Ratliff to Joseph L,
Moore for $500, lot in C. H Coffin
subdivision of Richmond.
Everett r. Lemon, commissioned
to John E. and Sarah c. HldebraII
for $3, $50, part southeast quartd
section %, Ia, 13, containing Ii
acres, Center township.
Joseph FL. Way to Norman Mart
for 81, 200, part northwest quartz
, section %, Is, IA, containing for
acres, Green township.
> Esther Hampton eft al. to Allen ]:
: for $3, 500, part fractional section /
d II, l, containing Il. 80 acres, Way
4 township.
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than 1900. The best homes IN the
city viii be open to the pedagogues.
and the city could take care OF 1000
without Inconvenience. Supt. Doug
lass believes that the attendance win
be largsr than at any time since the
first meeting Of the association here,
u years ago. South Bend and Ander-
son VIII bid for the 1901 meeting.
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London. March 21.-Winston Church
Ill. in a dispatch this morning from
Cape Town urges a generous and for
giving policy toward the rebels, in
stead of yielding to the demands of
the loyalists for severe treatment He
says: THE Dutch traitor is less black
than the renegade British-born burgh-
or, but both are the results OF our
,0vH 1nkse4iEes- az 4 sok ok-essiTsles In AFRICA
In former years. Unless actually
caught fighting. rebels should be treat-
ed with the utmost leniency and gen
eroslty."
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The Ameude Honorable.

Washington. March 2I.-Lord Sails
bury has apologi1ed to the United
States for tine opening by the British
censor at Durham of mail addressed
60 ex-Consul Charles f. Macrum at
Pretoria. The apology will be sent to
the house committee on foreign affairs
by Secretary of State Hay when Mr.
Macrum's case against the department
fa heard
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London. March 2I-Spencer Wilkfn-
son In the Morning Post today warns
the public against binding themselves
60 the magnitude OF the task which
has yet to be performed in South
Africa. He then refers to the fact
that an immense distance has to be
traversed and points out that only the
smaller portion of the Free State has
yet been touched by the British ad-
yanco.
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IoGanspors win BE Throa9ed W1n
peda~o0uea THIS week.

Logansport. Ind. March n Inc
executive committee Of the Northern
Indiana Teachers association has Is
sued the Official programme FOR the
meeting. which VIII b held IN TINS ci's
March 29. 80 and 81. Two thousand
I'VE hundred teachers have G9nane0
their intention Of being present Tne
majority Of them have ALREADY osso
assigned Quarters-
The general meetings win b - u
the Broadway rink. while tno naen
school building and churches wM q
utilized for the overflow meetings-
Supe. Douglass Of the city scnooia
has secured accommodst1sns tor more
- 0
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Culver. Ind, March 27.-The govern
ment fish commissioners have yielded
to the request of the cottage holders
at Lake Maxinkuckee, and during the
coming month a car load of young
salmon will be placed In the lake. to
be brought from the fisheries In Michi-
gan.
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A Mrsterious Case.

BeIlaire, O., March 27.-william
Lopeman was found dead under the
footbridge which spans Indian run
He was In a sitting position A bul
let hole was in his right temple. Sixty
yards away inlbedded in mud was q
revolver only one cartridge in which
had been discharged. 1t is believed to
be murder
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Disbarment Proceedings.

Knox, Ind, March q. = Ex-parte
proceedings have been filed in the
Starke circuit court by Curtis A. Rog-
ers against Attorney Henry r. Rob
bins, both of this city. making severe
charges against his standing as an
attorney. and asking that he be
disbarred.
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Shortage Alleged.

Hartford. City. Ind, March 81
Henry Kemp. formerly agent Of the
Singer Sewing Machine company. is
charged with forgery and embezZle-
ment He waived a preliminary hear
ing, and gave bond in 5000. 1t Is al
legged that he is $3.50 short in his ac-
counts
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VIII Re,urn To Hoosiertlom.

Evansville, Ind, March q. - Hon.
Charles DENLY, who served as minis
ter to China for II years. and who was
appointed by President Mckinley as
member Of the Philippine commission.
will return to Evansville in two weeks
and intends to spend the remainder of
his DAYS here.
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Transferred to the Trust.

Muncie. Ind, March PA telegram
from New York last night announced
the formal transfer Of the Midland
steel works here to the sheet iron
trust. the sale price being close to
million dollars. Work was resumed
In the mill today.
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See our $1.9S lace curtain
bargain, you have paid
$3.50 for no better.
Nusbaum & Mashmeyer.
A Erightful Blundcr

viii often cause a horrible burn.
scald, cut or bruise. Bucklin 5
Arnica Salve. the best in the world
will kill the pain and promptly heal
it. Cures old sores, fever sores
ulcers. boils, felons. corns. all Skin
eruptions Best pile cure on earth
Only 25c box Cure guaranteed
Sold by A. g. Luken & Co., drug
gists. D
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Woman Commits Suicide.

Pittsboro. Ind, March 27.-Ars- Al
fred Walters committed suicide at her
home here last evening by shooting
herself through the right temple. The
deed was done during a fit Of des-
pondency due TO i'll health.
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Ar.in.f His Own Judgmcnt.

London, March 21.-The Bleomfon-
tein correspondent Of The Morning
Post says: II learn that Mr.. Steyn
ned against his own Judgment and on
the persuasion OF Mr.. Fischer that
duty to his country required that he
uhould remain uncaptured as long as
resistance was possible"
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Conference Blocked.

Terre Haute. Ind, March 27.-The
conference between the miners and
operators Of the Indiana district is
still without result. the joint confer
ence not having had a quorum yesters
day.
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WIN Attract Notice.

london. March 27.-The Cape Town
correspondent Of The Daily Mail says;
"a strong expedition has left Kimber-
lev, primarily for Griquatown. Its
movements are likely to attract con
adorable notice"
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Died In the Philippines

Pendfeton. Ind. March 27. - The
body of the late Peter ". Helvey ar
rived last evening from the Philip
pines. and will be given military bur
ts2. He served In Co. D, l4th infA0try.
6fo TEACHERD REExQl0
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49, r-skL;ry Nortbwar,i.

Bloemfontein, March 20. - Gen.
French has returned from Thaba
Nchu. having failed to engage the
Beers. who are trekking northward-
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-.n, president Censured.

WILMINGTON, Del, March 2a--The
Methodist Episcopal conference voted
10 request the general conference to
cansure President Mckinley for set
t;no aside the anti-canteen law. A
.asolntion to censure the President
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RniIdins Caeualt

A Building Casualty.
New York. March 2T.-One man was
Killed and another fatally injured by
ehe ian of several large iron Sfrdes
IN \ new school house in course OF
.unstruction yesterday
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BARGAINS.

Bargains in pillows, dol
lies and Battenberg braid
on Wednesday. Thursday
and Friday, at M. c. Brad
bury's, 1918 Main.
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Trouble Abaring,

Boonvnle. Ind, March 27.-The min
ing trouble here Is about over. The
Big Four Coal company has signed the
scale and now has so men at work.
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CHI Id to Death.

Sullivan, Ind. March 24.-The infant
son VI Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Eslinger,
who reside near this city. accidentally
set its clothing on fire and was burned
to death.
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al dress goods reduced
during our sale.
Tusbaum & Mashmeyer.

he Rowlett Desk company is now
naking and shipping seventy-five
disks week.
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Notice.

On and after April |, 1900, 4
horseshoers of Richmond viii rS
the price of shoeing. 273
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Poetry ard Socks.

8Su SOckn.
IT ousa utiS Of Scottish soldiers will
1E15c frnesi ~ Ties sthe mill girls ol
refcre tile war ends One great manu-
fassuring firm gave them wool and
asked them to knit socks for the sol
Hers, and SO heartily did the lassies
70 into the work that the first batch OF
sOO0 pairs has been sent to South Afri
"a Ii is unnecessary to say that the
spcks do not go out empty. In each
Nir there are presents. such as tobac
o. handkerchiefs. needles and thread
bottles of glycerin. hanks of wool and
uher things which man rarely thinks
q and woman always. The knitter's
Photograph is also in many cases sent
md of course-nothing from Paisley is
enuine without it-a line or two OF
Paisley poetry"
God bless We,
Kruger miss ye,
Is simple. but it serves tie purpose.
This is more to the point and is essen
TALLY west Scottish in spirit:
When ye're hidin behin' the rocks.
Remember the iassie that knitted yer socks
There is spice of 'Glesca' wut" In
the following:
Since I've ta'en the trouble to knit them.
hope tae goodness yer feetl1 fit them
Glasgow Cor. Chicago Record.
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CHICAGO, Ills, March 27.-Cattle
steady, good to prime steers 81. 90,
1915. Hogs strong, -. 80, 50. 30.
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GRENADINES
Are again very popular.
Silks 81 so. 81. s. so and So
per yard. See them in the win
dow.
Wools zoe and ST. per yard.
CREPONS
As good as ever.
Silk and wool S5c to $3 yd.
Wools so and 75c.
BLACK GOODS.
Melrose cloths, AZ in. ST 90
and ST. %.
Bedford cords, AZ in, $1.40
and $3.50.
Diagonals, AZ in. 81 % and
81 80
Prunelle cloth, AZ in. 81 35.
Biarltz, AZ in. ST.. and $I.35
For a nice black dress see
these.
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Wheat-Quiet; No. , red, 7112c.
Corn-Strong and higher; No. mixed,
AO%c.
Oats-Firm: No. mixed. 26Ac.
CattIe--Strong and higher at S3.Ool5. Is.
HoRs-Actise and strong at 81. S5d15. Is.
S..aaxA.-IluiI . 81 .s.sxc "a
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IndfanapOIis Grain ana LIVESTOCK.
Wheat-Wagon, zoe; No. red, duh, 101sc-
Corn-Firmer; No. mixed, 375ac-
Oass-Firm; No. mixed. 251sc.
Catrle-Steady at x3.25ll5. -.
Hogs-Dull and lower at "a 25d5. 20.
Sheep-Steady at IS. .0o0I4. 15.
Lambs-Quiet and strong at 5.0olI6. 30.
Chicago Grain and Provisions.
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Louisville Grain and Cattle.
wheat-No. red ana Iongberry 73c
Corn-No- z white and mixed, 42c; No. s
mixed, 40c.
Oats-No. white soc; No. 3 white, 29c.
Cattle-Steady at S300dI5.00.
Hogs-Steady at IS. J00r5. 20.
Sheep-Steady at $3.00sT4.T5.
Lambs-Steady at So 50Q6.0O.
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Were you in the crowd at
our store saturday? Low
prices always attract trade.
Nusbaum & Mashmeyer.
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Gigantic sale now gOig
on at
Nusba um E MashmeyeD
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MARkE EIS BY WIRE


Prevailing Prices For Grain. Cattle
and Provisions On March 20.
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Cattle-Steady to lower; steers, 5000
575: stoekers $3.4o63.3O.
Eogs-Active and lower at $4.9O06.20.
Sseep-St-ong at 81. 7oI6.O0.
Iambs-I.ower at S5.2J4T.25.
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Pretoria, March 20. via Lourenzc
Marques.-Gen. Joubert has returned
from Kroonstadt. He is full OF hope
and may return to Natal shortly.
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New York Livestock.

Cattie-Steady at Sa.ooata.so
Hogs-Steatiy and higher az So. N0e>A
Sneep-Steedy at 81. 4..odf6. 10
Lambs-Activs and higher at 6. o.U06oA
Toledo Grain
wheat-Acsl~e and lower: No. cash,
nc; May, Ie4e,
Co-u-activv and higher, No. naked, 80.
Osts-Du,i: Ne a,'xe9. 80