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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-10-10

ment, and was found by the writer at his
desk in the old Winder building in this city.
When mere boy he enlisted in the New
Hampshire volunteers. At williamsburg
at a perilous moment, when the confeder-
ates were charging the Union battery with
desperate determination. driving all before
them, young Dillon sprang from the ranks
pleading for men to follow him to save the
battery. His lieutenant yelled at him, get
down. you're drawing the enemy,s fire.
Dillon yelled back. What are we here for?'
and having gathered a lot of wild young
heroes around him rushed at the advanc-
ing enemy, drove them back and saved
battery H, LIST Artillery. Dillon was wound
ed in the leg in the charge, and his gun
was knocked from his hand by a shell; but
he bound up his wound, again entered the
fray and had the satisfa ction of seeing the
enemy in full flight by the close of the day.
Dillon's next exploit was when Hooker
called for volunteers to take a redoubt
of the enemy on the right of the Williams
burg road, at the battle Of Oak Grove,
June Is, 1862. They charged across an
open field, the cannon and the musketry
moving them down. but those who reached
the works, among them Dillon, scaled <the
banks bristling with -bayonets, over &and
into the works. where desperate struggle
took place. crowned with success for the
storming parties.
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No business is too small and
none too great for judicious adj
vertising in paper of general
circulation, like The Evening
Star.
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on reaching a n open field attempted to form
d new me The enemy, seeing their num-
bers to be small, charged them. and when
Wlthln about hundred feet Dillon shot the
color bearer of the 10th Georgia Dillon
cropped at the same time shot through
the lungs. the bullet passing through his
ucipated in thirteen other general engage
nehts ana as many skirmshes, serving
Two years and two months after being sbnI
through the lungs ms S''o'
MI DILLON is one of the original nro-
motors of the Medals of Honor Legion ano
ma. mas been its communicative several
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-10-10
Display of Daring.

At the battle on the 25th of June, on the
first day of the seven days desperate fight
ing in front of Fair Oaks, while there was
a hull In front Of the I'd New Hampshire
Volunteers. it Is related that young Dillon
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-10-10

distinguish themselves by their gallantry in
action and other Seamanlike qualities dur
ing The p~CseNt war
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-10-10
At Battle of Monocacy.

Alexander Scott who bears the decora-
ton of the United States, was seen by a re-
porter at his desk in the patent office
where he Is assistant chief of the draughts
mans division. Mr.. Scott spoke modestly.
giving only the bare facts of his army rec
ord. At the age of seventeen he enlisted
Volunteers, in 1862. After the hattie Of
Payne's Farm, or Locust Grove, va he
was promoted to corporal and assigned to
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-10-10
Soldiers Who Won in Battle the
Insignia of Bravery
AUTHORIZED BY CONGRESS
Deeds of Valor Recognized by the
Government.

RECORD OF HEROISM IN ACTION BY THE VOLUN-
TER DEFENDERS OF THE UNITED STATES
STORIES OF THRILLING ADVENTURE ON LAND
AND SEA.
Catoctin clarion., 1902-11-20
Foreign.

The King OF Portugal is on visit t"
King Edward \ great BANQUET was
given at Windsor III honor of the royal
visitor. Emperor William is enjoying
the shooting on the estate OF the Earl OF
lonSdac
Colonial Secretary Chamberlain ot
Great Britain. III speech at blrln'ng
ham concerning his arnroach'ng trip to
South Africa. paid an afcctionate tribute
to his American wife.
\ poll of the Irisi, landlords on the
proposal TO call conference with view
10 the sale Of land to the tenants resulted
in a vote Of LBS to 57S i'll favor OF the
conference.
The increase oi pistol ducls at the
German University OF Bonn has caused
the students to start movement ~
favor OF keeping to the rapicr as duel
ing weapon.
An American firm was awarded mil,
lion dollar contract TO construct HyN.
TEN OF telephone cnndu't> III ST, Peters,
burg
\ terrific cNploSion occurred III the
volcano Stromboli aud the few 'nhabu
ants oi the island arc i'll prccar'ous
situation.
Lieutenant General Sir John Stoke,
senior vice-prcsidcnt OF the Sucz Cara
Company died in London.
President Pando will command ar
army OF 1000 men to operate against
the Brazilian reyolutionsts.
The Rev. Hugh Price Hughes. Gel
cbracd Wesleyan preacher, died sud
denly in London. /
Admiral Casey has ordered the with
drawal OF marines from the lSthmuS ot
Panama.
The Venezuelan government troops
attacked and rcoccupied the seaport OF
Cumana.
Many thousands OF wealthy English
men and also number OF rich Amerl-
cans will go to Delhi for the Indian Dur
bar festival. Fabulous prices are being
charged for apartments and accommodate
tiops.
Lady Colcbrook has become nowcr-
full ally OF Lord RoSebery and has caused
several defcctions FROM Mr.. Campbell
Banncrman's wing of the Liberal party
Financial
Little hope for easier money before
New Year
Cold in the Bank of France decreased
during the week $4os,ooo.
Burlington no longer issues monthly
statement OF its business.
Canada railroads have ordered 10000
tons of steel rails and fastenlngs.
New York banks have lost to the Sub
treasury this week about So, 100000.
Now it is said Rockefeller took 6o,ooo
shares of Southern Pacific from the
keene pool at private transaction.
Catoctin clarion., 1902-11-20
HUSBANDRY PATRONS GROW.
More hau 25o Oranges Were Organized Last
Year

Lansing, Mich (Spcr>aD.--\t the
session here oi the National Grange oj
the Patron, oi IIu,bandry Tie delegates
listened to the reports oi the Nccrc-
tary and treasurer, which showed the
order to be in a tlourishing condition
Last year $50 ncw oranges were or
gani2cd in the several States Michigan
leading with 06 \ number oi rcsolu-
tlous were introduced aud referred to
the resolution, committee.
The rest oi the day was spcut i'll Wis
ting State Institutions here, inspecting
the local sugar refinery and conierring
the seventh degree on about 500 per
sons by the national body,
At night Prof. I. {, Atkcson, OF
West Virginia, chairman oi the com
mittcc on transportation, gave notice
OF a resolution to put the Grange on
record on the question "i public own
crship oi railroads. Professor Alike
son is an ardent advocate OF public
ownership.
Catoctin clarion., 1902-11-20
NOW WANTS A DIVORCE
Mrs. MOIineux Has Gone TO South Dakota
to Establish Residence.
HER MARRIED LIFE WAS MARTYRDOM.
Apparent Reconciliation With Her Hus.
band Was for the Sake OF General Null
neux, for Whom She Has High Regard--She
Has Pleasant Apartments at Sioux City
Hotel and Plano for Amusement.

Sioux Falls, S. ID. (SpccaD Mrs.
Roland b. Molneux. oi New York city,
has unexpectedly arrived here.
She authorizes the statement that she
is in Sioux Falls for the purpose OF
securing a divorce from her husband,
who last week was acquitted of the
charge of murder after two sensational
trials. Mrs. Molinc,iX says she has no
reason for wishing to keep tho object OF
her coming secret. In fact she wishes
the world to know why she has taken up
her residence in South Dakota.
hat she is i'll earnest is shown by the
fact that she engaged the services Of the
law firm OF Kittridge, Winans & Scott, OF
this city, to conduct her divorce case.
The senior member OF the firm is United
States Senator A. b. Kittridgc, while the
junior member is the States Attorney
for Minnchaha county.
Mrs. Molincux decline, to state the ma
turc Of the groud upon which the suit
will be based. This will probably be
kept secret and nothing will be dch-
nltcly known about II until after the cX-
piratlon of the six months necessary to
establish Il residence in the city and State,
when the papers III the suit will he filed
in the office of the clerk of the court and
the contents will become pubic property.
Even member of the law firm which
will conduct the case for her says he Is
Catoctin clarion., 1902-11-20
CHURCH DIRECTORY.

Lutheran Churcl,-Rcv w. S. T. Metz
ger, pastor. Services, Sunday 10 A.
M. and 500 P. NJ. Sunday school, go
A. NJ. Prayer Meeting Wednesday,
7,3o p. NJ.
United Brethren Church--Rcv. William
J.. Martin, pastor. Regular services
by appointment from the pulpit
Class meeting every two wee X at
GA. III. Prayer meeting every Thurs
day evening. Sunday school, p III.
Mite Society semi-monthly, We'd
nesday evening at o'clock. W. Mis-.
meeting monthly at Parsonage
Methodist Episcopal Church-Rcv W.
l.. Orcm, pastor. Services every alter
nate Sunday at 10 Il. III. and 7 p, m.
Sunday school at 9 =. III, Prayer meet
ing every Wednesday evening at 7.}o
p. III. Epworth l.caguc at 6.3o every
Sunday.
Moravian Church--Rev. Mr. Kaiser, pas
tor. Sunday school every Sunday, a.
Ill. Preaching services will be held
every other Sunday as heretofore, al
ternating mornings and evenings at 10
and $780, respectively.
Reformed Church-Rcv. & A. Whit
more, pastor. Sunday school 0,3o a.
m. Divine services alternate Sundays,
1890 a. NJ. and AS p. III.
Guild every Sunday evening, 6.45.
Mid-weck services. Wednesday, AS.
St. Stephens Church protestant Epjs-
copaD Rev Ernest McGill rector.
Services every Sunday. alternating
monthly al 10 10 a NJ and n m
Catoctin clarion., 1902-11-20
Canal VIII Need Much Water.

Washington, ID. {, (SpcciaD The
Geological Survey reports that i'll order
to make the Panama canal route icasi-
bic with the necessary lock system
there must be Summit~lcvcl supply
OF water equal to u constant flow OF
! 90 cubic icct per second, Accord
ing to the report the success oi the
canal will depend on the ability OF the
ChagrcS river to furnish this supply.
Catoctin clarion., 1902-11-20
Confederate Pensions,

Charlcstown, S. c. (SpccaD.--Thc
report OF Comptroller General Der
ham Just published gives the total
amount paid ont this year in Conicd-
crate pensions as $2oo227. The total
number OF pensions is 1850. Eighty
seven veterans collectively received
$1,000, i'll lieu OF artificial limbs. The
increase in the number of pensions
grows yearly, and it this condition CON
tinues much longer the appropriation
will furnish pttSnCc much smaller
han ae.y ssseiys4
Catoctin clarion., 1902-11-20
Fire in Editor PattersOn's Palace.

Washington, D. c. (SpcciaD Fire
caused thousands OF dollars OF damage
to the magnificent white stone resi-
dencc in course OF construction on Du-
pont Circle ior Robert w. Patterson.
tho editor OF the Chicago Tribune. The
exact loss cannot be estimated. The
building i; to cost $35o,ooo and is the
largest residence i'll the city. and in the
heart oi the fashionable section The
fire i, attributed to spontaneous COM
bustiOn.
Catoctin clarion., 1902-11-20
Ran Is Niles Under Water.

Greenport, l.. |. (Spccia) In a sub
merged run OF 3 hours in Peconic bay
bottom while going seven knots an hour.
No damage was done. the boat rising to
the surface when ono ballast tank was
blown out The Adder ran * miles
under water without rising. She also
fred torpedo successfully.
Catoctin clarion., 1902-11-20
TOWN DIRECTORY.
BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS,

President OF Board, J. +. d. Miller,
Commissioners, Frank Hcsson. w. j
Freeze, ]. T. Waesche, 6. \. Weller
Bailiff-Benedict Knott.
Justice OF the Peace-John Jones.
Notary Public-W. w. Zimmerman.
Postmaster-J. Henry Cover.
Agent w. M. r. R.-Frank Hesson.
Thurmont National Bank-Saml NJ.
Birely, Cashier
High School-H D. Beachley, Princi-
pal.
Public Schools-H. J. kcfauver, Prin-
cipal: Misses NJ Beth Firor, Mary Lam
,lers, Grace Henshaw, Assistants.
Catoctin clarion., 1902-11-20
LODGE DIRECTORY.

Good Samaritan Lodge. No A. l. o.
O. f., meets every Thursday
Acacia Lodge, ~. ~, \. +, & y. NJ,
meets every second and fourth Monday.
Chancellor Lodge. No, 81, X. OF P,
mcets'cvery Saturday.
Columbia Council, 30: s., Jr. o. U. A.
NJ, meets every Friday.
Catoctin clarion., 1902-11-20

Santiago was surrendered and our
flag hoistsd on Sunday. July IT. 1898.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-07
sTEARNE- O.. ouatea: %.

Quoted. SGsi> -sTEARINE-S Quoted OIeo.
lldlitec city lard stea-ine, III.
. ttIlH@-Ihe demand from local buyers moderate,
ll"ush numerous orders through mails
sunaay The tone was Arm The Southern markets were
STEADY 70 nrr with fairly active safes
prices 3erg me basis Of the sales made stocks well
ntti; quotations follow Domestic. low fair
t@t &c air 20 good +sa5c prime 10 choice. 3a55sc
mead bHd Zee. Patna, 44g5e.c Japan foreign. ~ n
bona, 2fi2-sc.
- GAR-Thare demand
sugar but lobbsrs ordered som pre-
NiouslE- Hehnrrs continue List
Prices are unchanged. All quoting
sranuiated Quotations follow Cut Loaf. crushed and
doninos. , 2Jc. mould A. 51rc cubes 5c. MIX pow
dered, 490c powdered. powdered pow
der-d, 4s5c Eagle g1lfactouers granulated &c. Eagle
coarse and extra fine sranuateG N
10 bags and . u bags or hne g-anua5ed +9oc, Eagle
me granulated, STANDARD granuiared diamond A.
soc conrect oners A. Abe, No 40r- Nos and s.
$500, NO !. 43OC No O. 425C No & No :. +O5C.
10 :. 1870. No p. 3 soc, No 10 Soc. Nos -
$500, Nos H. Il and 10. 9.T5c. TOc. bags
or fine granulated J. T5C- There an
Ior raw sugar. Renners nave ample supplies hand
and thev are therefore the Just
now on the hand. importers pressing
sugars for sale Thus everything be at stand
on Nominal prices are 31sc for 96 centrifugal
'2c for - test u1usCovado and - 50
nolasses sugar The London beet sugar Atd
higher and steady the advance January quoted
az ts 6s4J ana February sid.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-07

p q 81 s. r s. @ s. 8 % % q. % % q 4 n al at S s s. il
BUCKS l5S n. at 81 90; yearilnEs. 20 n. 81
% n S %; rs do S at 50 50: Il 90 s. n al
sheep 100 n, So -; y do, n at s. 25 do
do T29q 2 n at g 70 @ ssas ss ssi 90 St s g 80 %
Pennsr1aniS DO @ n al IS 20 d a Ss15a n ~ a & = 90 e. l n
n az s. 10; 57 State Do s5 n at s.: 10 Do io4 10 az
Bd5 g. e S at IS g o. 9h2 81 aS' % as 81 n n a. at ). ss 2s
ohi9 sheep 1872 n at 81 so; do. III 70. at s. so;
Ksr9s camm,ssan 60; 1913 Kensucky lambs. u 70.
q b. 8 70 IL do 70 n at s. -: 45 Do IS 10 al
2 n at I a. a 6 is n es at s5 4o 10 81 " 90 : III x x da al
81 - 10 Pennsyivaaa ewes and bucks ISL n at 81 -
II bucks 1856 n al 81 = dste SATURDAY. 80 Kentucky
s. so les do - 70 IS 25 a2 Kentucky sheep lag n,
100 70 at IS - - do III n at sS 90 cus los 10
900 sF9'FoP a. 90 EGs5s sss 'f's d5 S at g
cSsfs 90 ss o n as s % % sgs % 81 r r at s g. S
7 H Wiikerson. 1S TO- ie4 BuTaIo lambs 70 n al S.
n D : ss sS Gsnada "a lambs N a. = i n az Is s. So 10 e l n
50; IS 81 n at 81 so 10 sheep 1i6 n at s4 81 do
>. George Pnenbask 1a9 state lambs SO n at
sheep. i15 n az So 80.
Sc 81 Hume srs, 40 B 3 n @ a. MehssF M @ m 10 DO "a 20
n Sheep a' 81 + % a. at s ss So s. 10 o. o at oo 90 n at so g So II u %
81 n a
n H. Hollis Pennsylvania lambs. s. -, At s. -;
1Ss DO 63 10 So % 10 n at 50 81 DO % 10
a
J. C. Curtis & Son. lambs. - y. az Sc 1914 26 do
tew sheepl 6 n. az 81 -; sheep. 10 n, at 81 Co.
Andrew Mullen State lambs 65 70, at 81 30; J state
sheep n. al 81 80
JeiIire Wright & Co. state lambs IS n. Sc;
sheep n. az 81
HoGs-Receipts for two days we're A. cars or @ SOL
head. including about market The feeling
barely steady Prime sold S6 +0aS6 81
100 n, Westerns nominal Country dressed
1rmer at 6Q6atc per n for the whole
Sales-S. Judd * 10 pigs S3 n average. az
So 40 per
Mcpherson & Co: 10 state hoes. 141 n. 81 40
J. P Nelson: 53 State 100 n at Sc 80; roughs.
345 n. 81 30; 1 stag. 500 n 81.
II. II. Hollis: . state pigs los 10. at IS 30.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-07

any OF the invoices quite inferior prices irregular
5o.r.y tancy would meet a good demand string
quaIitv renaI, I@ir supply ana quiet Iomatoes duL
s ana would bring nigh prices Il OF choice quality
bs. S5q$e do No > 50 56as4 do scotch good prime
III ~ 10 Dag $2HS2 -. 30 Irish. good prime per
6s 70 bag 81 g0d$2 To- do poor 10 fair foreign per 6s
10 pag y 1Oa$l -; DO German fancy ll2 10
81 25dS2 80. DO per SACK s2TSa a. sweets south Ter
Sey per double head bb s3ass % do Vneland, cloth
s4ds7. DO poor to fair slass 81. abbsges 1ng island
DO native. SGqSs celery state per dozen IOqJ0c;
plants, Florida. per box s5as5 sale Norfolk per bb
DO poor good per haf b5i basket SlGS3 So do Nor
IoLi and North Carolina I5cGs1 so do North Carolina
good 10 prime per- ba Saas3 Pg,e 5 % 800 "a ti d saS &
SO 70. do white S3ds6 30 State and western yellow
per bag. S3aS3 so; do per hoop bbl So: do red.
81 75dS5 o. do Baitimora S1 95 -TiT bsa1s F,Iordc
turnips Canada Russia per bbl 75dsOc tomatoes.
Florida choice ripe carrier. 81 so; Go fair
HAY AND sTRAw-HAY-Receipr for sunday and
Monday were not extravaganty large but the market
reopens slowly continued weather trade
pected revive this week but there is likely be
a sharp marking up prices Buyers making urgent
encouraging reports come from shipping points as -
material Improvement A good lines OF upper grade
aid certainly tend enIven the market We quote
Prime bales per n 9O692lzc: No l. sas5c
No >. T2l7QsOc; 3. 6OdTOc; clover mixed. 65dT5c
clover 6OQ T22c. small bales 2i7c less than large
STRAW-Selirg in moderate way at 7.l1aS&'sc for
ported Produce Exchange to-day: Hudson
River, 800 tons; Erie 5lo Pennsyvagia So DeaTars
Valley, 40; Baltimore and Ohio. 100 Ontario and West
ern 10 total Is4o tons 26o or which for export Re
EIgin Jan 8-Butter ruled hrn the Board OF Trade
today at 24iac 10 The output Of the district for the
We 10.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-07
ENpoR-s LAST WEEK.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT

York. January n, ltAi--
C9FFEE-Llg-t local ard foreign covering. prom1 pied
b sar H-1Vug II cables ana -n1Qa-atreT light To-
s.yIs sra-teE OF with steady unlertgne. july
rnts higher other months Unchanged The stead
srH--l--- however TIE r1ppe- trade people
r0lsis1eurly supported market all aong.
Ile5 usual aid today. and leading local
hsars eap-s took II The fact % hammer
hard commencing operations right after the
penns call and continuing the close HesvE genera
lqu1ati0n, l,'irg European Wall street and pubia
aided Lhe de line. which amounted TO from 10 20 -
before bottom reached the market closing
70 points lower ana steady sales aggregated % 100
Cables 9ull. reporting unchanged French
EErke-- partial = pfeDEg gain az hamburg. an Gl-
100 Santos decline IN the FRio rate
q exchange ~ -2l - i-ltl Brazilian port receipts
24eN1 and interior receipts 20 2llo bags
spot coffee ruled uHrely steady ard quiet
he unchanged hu- nominal basis u c foT
lvoice lots Of RIO 40 3anla weekly receipts. 400
lsgs- stock. -Zdon shipments 90 the United states
f5 German enao Europe. 300 Total
warehouse deliveries United states Tor The week
-1ss laEs. ia l56 last and lo556T
t1r NE week year Gf -le former amount
40 900 uaEs FOR the we- compared with $4,000 las
week and 5000 for The week year ago RIO
sggregatd $1,000 Gags against p ot The previous
week and 2--ro f1r The week a Rio
shipments - the United states. 10000 bags for me
week Europe zoo shipments 20 the United
tates G1tut bags, Europe I+9Or.
The range Il contract prices the local market
II follows.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-07
EI-RopEAN pRoprCE MARKET.

Liverpool Jan 6.-CIosing: Wheat-Spot hrm: No
rcd Western winter 6s 3i2d No 1 Northern spring is
2iad ", / California 3D. futures steady March Is
a. Nav Us n-Sput-AmertCan mixed.
u-r IS 80. mixed old. steady Is
February, Is 4asd: March, 5s 4isd, Is
D., canadian nrn. is Louis fancy
inter arm Is gd Hops London Pacinc Coas steady
- qsTFa Beet firm. India 7gS pork
nrn. prime mess Western rs I'D. Hams-Short cut IA
to IL II steady Lard quiet, American refined IN
nas 4ss 81: prime Western In tierces 40s 3D. Bacon
1uiet 20 10 70 ~ AIS Cd rib 10
~ q n 46s id clear middles light . 10 "a m
a. "a. long clear mddes. heavy. 10 as. short
hack ~ n. as Sd. clear bellies
5s ShouIdeTs-Square. II to i3 ~ quiet - Ptrer
sreadv- United states 92z, 10.
cheese American hneSt white nnes,
roiored TailoV Prime city Aus
-ralien in London iTm ais. Cottcnseed o-F4uU rerred
spor qiipt sd Turpentine-Spirits firm sSs "a
Postn-Common dull Rs l0led Petroleuna-Renned drrl
nd. Lnseed oil quiet. SOS Sd
New-York tribune., 1902-01-07
OTHER MARKErs-sY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago. Jan. 6-Catte-Receipts 5000 head $50
Texans slow and advance week lost; good -
prime Sc 50GS7 medium. S4GS6 stOCkers and
feeders S2dS4 10. 81 25ds4 G5 hefers - 50aS5.
81 2GS2 so bulls, 81 3G<4 CO. calves S So so
Texas fed steers. S20S5. Hogs-Receipts to-day, iiH
head - tsO head. left l0UOO head
Bulk steady close weak; mixed and butchers. So 1O9
S60Si p light - sdS6 30 bulk ~ sales. So l0dS6 ~
Sheep-Receipts 2s OoO head, sheep weak 1Jc
lambs 25c lower Good choice wethe-s. s. y
ass choice 81 5OaS4 Western sheep. 81 -
dS4 80, native lambs 81 6OaS6 To- Western lambs. S5
IS so
Cincinnati 6.-Hogs active. strong. 81 S57s6 -
strong 5OdSJ Sheep steady. 81 751S3 20
Lambs steady. 81 T5dS5 80
East Buffalo. -Cattle-Recepts. 5000 head
fairly good demand and higher for butchers grades and
medium others steady. heavy steers So 60G
So 10 good choice s. 60dS6 10 choice shipping
81 s5dS5 10 81 5dS4 20; mixed butchers So f5a
81 25dS5. 4GdS4 % veals. tops
SSGSS so others. S5dST 20 Hogs-Receipts $500 head
fairly active but lower Workers. So 25dS Sc 30 light do
15dS6 packers SO 35d S8 medium choice
heavy 81 35dS6 -; pigs S6dS6 TO- roughs 50 +0dS5 -
81 25d$+ I5- sheep and lambs-Recepts. OO0O
head sheep fairly steady lambs quiet and lower choice
lambs So T0GS5 50; choice. s. JO6S5 Cus
s. -, extra mixed 81 T5G$4 20 cuIIs and
81 25sIS3 e., heavy and wethers.
81 5Cg$4 -. yearlinss S5aS5 -
Liberty. Jan. 6Cattle higher choice So 4Od$6 So.
prime - 55GS6; good 81 35G$5 81 Hogs active; prime
heavies So 55GS6 30; heavy mediums S6 +5d<8 light
90. Sc 30dS6 40 heavy Workers. So 25aS6 80: do
So iOQS& %. - SoI So rouEhs S56S6 Sheep
best wethers. So 9oGS+ 10 culls and common $Iu$2,
yearlnEs. S3fIS+ 80 Neals calves STqSS
New-York tribune., 1902-01-07

-5iIS-l'ltt1n resisted al Efforts looking toward
- through N-. tuI unable hold the advance
- as 0afHr1a-- The market opened steady. with
y points lower and further sold II after the
- lQf March and sole for MAJ lrcer pressure II
stan anl lea- selling. the former being shaken
- after outraged 10y weak Liverpool cables and
IN u aehEE p9r- receipts Commission houses and
stfeet cold .r fevHrish during the call. and
- i'n was forced rne foreign interests
= otiore th= hour closed the market distinct
enc rallied nearly 20 Saturdays 5nal bids a furry
ys, l9 an1 ght room buying single room operator
st" bales Il Mav H03c. and afterUard bid
tao-e hg1re1 sellers. while new buyng received
Hlg estimates for morrow Houston receipts
slsE cE1p estlmates fTou fhe South gave
~ - oei're midday. and al the time stood
~ aggressive bun support Just when the market
.lHs 20 pick q irle strength covering
- NJ afternoon Seu-orlesns sent an estimate
- 70 -SF1 bales FOR InorTow's receipts this
--nt priree downward Ma reaching sole before
~ &c more turned the course II fluctuations up
- lact mat Southern spot markets held firm and
for export far exceeded port receipts led
as-s-s % sell cautiously Il being feared that
n -9n shippers might be largely responsible for the
nsu4 = sAi and that curtament IN tHis demand might
= -uncec decrease IN port receipts. All
49, u ne market very nervous ana sensitive
N either side. Room bulls several times bd
vAsf ~ the highest prices of the morning around
IN -fr commission houees sold a conserva-
some dispatches stating that the country
aoss v,tnt Vii confnue for time The
Ths s.s.saay. with prices net 70 : points lower.
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