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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-13
GIRL KILLED ~ LIGHTNING
Also a Negro Met ossth by Stroke
purlnp Electric Storm.

Covington, Ca. April 1.-Two IA
ta!itieS resulted from the electric
storm which struck this section Sun
day afternoon.
At O'Clock lightning struck the
house OF r. w Boswell. an operative
at the Covington cotton mills. killing
his oldest daughter Miss Mamie hos.
well, instantly, 30 was standing
In the doorway with several other
members OF the family. who escaped
without serious injury. though reeeiv.
ing severe shocks.
A negro man living In the western
part Of the county was the other vic.
tim, being killed outright by an cleo
trio bolt during the storm.
The storm was accompanied by
wind and hail The telephone and
telegraph lines were badly damaged
a large number Of the phones OF the
Covineton Tel, phone eGcnange being
burned out,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-13
DESPERATE NEGRO oErs AWAY.
Alleged Assailant Of Mississippi Wo.
man Foiis Mob In caehlnu Him.

Jackson, Miss, April lg--Ncws has
reached this city that a negro was
placed under arrest at Utica. In this
county, WHO acknowledge that he
was the one who assaulted Miss
Marsh. In thls city. on Feb 90.
The negro pulled Two large pistols
and shot bis way cut OF the crowd.
wounding G. H. Benton. slightly.
The negro tacn took TO the woods.
and has not been captured. A posse
In now In pursuit. Of the negro
This afternoon the governor was ad.
visod by long distance telephone Of
what had trSnspired At Utica and was
asked for bloodhounds. bat Governor
VardRmRn had none 10 send
Great excitement prevails at Utica
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-13
YOUNG MANS THROAT CUT.
Police Looking for Man Who Commit
ted Deed In New York.

w SOGu w WV WIN
New York. April l2.-While Camille
Sersouo. 10 years OF age lay sleeping
In his home in Brooklyn early today
a man broke through a rear window
Of the house cut the youths throat.
almost seyering the head. Saraon0
died shortly after the dlod was discOv.
cred.
The police are searching for Paul
CGtilino, q man of &c years OF age
by whom sarauno was employed. who
has not been seen since the murder.
Doyerce Genera. a youth OF IL. who
occupied the bed with Saraono. was
awakened by the warm blood OF HE
bed fellow flowing over his body lie
found saraono DYING and the bedroom
w.nCOw open
The police sGy tScy have, learned
that Saraoao and CEu,iuo had no,
been ON good terms for some time and
tina, they had trouble last evening.
ca '.ino's son and tie dead youth
were ,nuns
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-13
BONES OF PIRATE ARE FOUND.
Ehst Remains Of Captain Hicks Un.
earthsd Near New York.

New York. April l2.-The bones OF
Captain Hicks, a notorious pirate. are
taid Il have been uneerthed on Bedloe
Island. While digging for n foundation
for se|cral new buildings a lGbOreI
threw up in a shovelful OF earth a brit.
tie object that resembled human
thigh bone. An almost perfect skele.
ton finally was collected.
From the position OF the skeleton
1t could be seen that the arms, and
legs were pinned close together At the
time OF the burial. which led to the
suggestion that the skeleton OF the pi.
rate captain had been unearthed.
When one OF the labOrers turned up
a semipetrlhed section OF a wooden
gibet 1t became almost certain that
the bones were those Of the pirate.
Captain Hicks, with his feet, crulsed
about the Carolina coast, venturlng
sometimes as far north as the end OF
Long Island, preying on New York
shipping. He was finally captured,
brought to New York, convicted and
sentenced to be hanged on Bedloe's
island. The execution was public,
and the island was crowded at tn,
time
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-13
DEsPoNoENT WOMAN KILLS suLr
Standing Before Mirror she shO, Hsr
Brains Out.

Columbus. Ga. April i2.--MrS. ;
Sims, wife Of john s:ms. merchant
az l.onn, Russell county. Alabama
committed suicide yesterday Afternoon
a. har homo by shooting herself with
q p.btul
"a" bad been Ia ~ health Tor some
time and had been treated 81 a saul.
taE.um.
80" i"h a note 20 hcr husband
Sh> irg shc could not stand her sui
f'r.ugs lonTsr Il 10 believed that
her mind hsd become unbalanced
Bcsldts her husband. seven children
survive her. the youagnst . baby 81 &
months old She was the daughter
Of DR. Dismuke. of Irwin county. Ga.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-13
Stroke Of LIsh,nInO Causes Sig Fl,.

Huntington. W Va. April ~ 4 frs
started b. lightning striking the i.ads
Bros large warehouse ~ O'Clock
thls morning caused damage estimaI
81 Ct 100000 Before tho hrsm3n
we're on the grousd. the adjoining
warehouse II the Ubltsd states stogie
company was In Hames Three other
buildings Sefr alsO consumed The
rnited states stosis coHpihy's build
ihg is situated 81 Third and seventh
avenues the other buiidlnd d-atfoyed
arr located on Thru atehne The
Baltimore and Ohio fallraa freight
d"pot vltb its contents was G4magrd
Ia the sIteat Of t1lO0O Owing ~
The hiEh Wind aud sfDfm the hfvmen
had dsstrparr sirugEis
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-13
ksIuns Part Closed to World.

Washington, April l2.-Minister
fiscom. at Toxic. has cabled the state
4paTtment that he has been advised
the closing Of Kelung to foreign
bps until further notice.
Kelung is a port on the north end OF
'e island OF Formosa. II is believed
ere that the action OF the Japanese
bvernment in closing Kelung ind.
ltes that this port will be used by
.dmiral Togo as a base for his feet.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-13
WHITE MEN ASSAULT Girl.
Drunken Men In Tennessee Commit
Hslnous crims--Posss In pursult.

Drunken Men IN Tennessee Commit
Hslnovs crims--Posss In Pursuit.
Butler. Tenn, April i2 -iOchie
Runt0u. a white girl, - years Of age.
wAs oFiminaliy assaulted by three
white men. vcll known tn this section
IN the woods , miles from town Tho
men are sald TO have been drunk
Their victim IL unconscious. and The
msn are hiding In the mountains and
defyinE arrest
The men are said 70 have oyrrtab
en- 'hs Rlfl on the road while driving
through The mountains and c0mpslled
hsr "a get iht1 ,Ee hack and ride
Nith them. After ihklng the Flfl ia
thsy are said 10 have Ieii abe road
and committed the crime.
4 p0sse. hsaded BY q veIi kn0wa
and dssPeFAis moantaia ekasuetsr. Nat
csrdsa. are % ths tran - iha n.sn.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-13
css,sss Reply ., wssh nv,on.

wsabihEtOa, April ~ ThfSugh TIRE
Incoming soalh American mall the
state department tOdAY rscslveG from
Alnlstsr Bowen a copy 0f President
Cssifo's rspiy 10 The ministers pfoDO
sitiSn Ia submit ths lssass Detween fhf
tinted States sna vsnszaais 70 asbi
irsiiSs. d has besa aeeiaed thsl
thefs 10 10 urKsney aiseAad 70 CSC mns
Ter sEd unlsaa sOmsthln6 anespnclst
shosia occur is ysssrasaa. ne r6o'I
VII b siicvss - Fsns,e ~ lks np1
SlasrStios o. the eabtaeg ~ as 80
sissiee - PFnaflsaf ne614es,s ~
srs trsn AsanNhise ths st
meat o9siNis sselint
iirkf 81 80 ehsFNNsm
anse ~ Premaenf ca
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-13
May A. trsts chleseo strIks.

Chicago. April IA erals In The
eanfr0versy sToWing 0ut Of the Mon
go@esy. ward a Co, ieAnsters' fir.Ee
wAs loOkes for today by both s.tfs
y was Mayor DunEe's hrst tay IN q;
nss an9 n uss safe thss b. would b.
nsAed by bosh r,des % SrrHsEs al
armiu1iee an4 70 act a. a. sEbB,AioF
q FL $780,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-13

ClafSsbuEg " Va Apri. l-.-Ths
home OF Georca +. Maul. on Wes'
Baltimore strr,j. vas 'a',r,ly destroy
ed 6y hre eariy TO-DAY and four chit
GTGp we're burned % drafH The par
ents. With q hfih child .sf aa-..s ne
20 escape from the burare h1'' 2
The eharred bodies OF a., i-ls c.I
dreu have been recovered.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-13
OIL COMPANIES FlLE RETURNs.
Missouri Courts Trying 10 Find 10
Thefe De- q Combination.

Missouri Courts Trying 10 FIND %
There is . Combination.
Jefferson Chy Mo. April i2ln the
supreme count en- lane today A. ID,
Eddy and Frank llagerman hlod hepa-
rate rcturns Of The standard OH com.
pany and the Republic O.l company In
answer Ia the Custer proceedings In.
stllutrd by Attorney Badley on tho
ground that The oil companies had
formed trust combustion
The returns deny specifically tho
allegations IN the Information dled BY
Attorney General Hadley aud then
plead that they should not be- held
tn answer " the Information. declaring
that the antl-triHt Law "a unconstltu.
liOHHl
Tho waters Pierce Ou company was
given until tomorrow to Me ~ 70.
turns The case are set for April *
when the pleas will be- passed upon
and the court wlll frtrFmine whSther
a commissioner shA'i bs appointed b.
take testimony
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-13
Operation PERFORMED o. Jvpsisr vsl-

Nee liavrn. Cous April D. -Es
ward y Ha,cinn 81 Ssppoft. ~ .
falc zetirai s,atsui. uhO Nas taaes
.aE from q tab fcsI1f assetioa 0f ttt
iaEular Veln. hGs had Us tArosf o9sn
"a b. Eerersl hos2.iai curxross VA
elspea 90. tae aGrs.r4 psftiOz ~ -
vtth ard - ne 80 saik iopetiss
Ths satiuni falAsa frsa lhs es.r-
la Esd az rpcsgss.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-13
rorisios 10 Walton County. Ca.

Monroe Ca. April ii.--Hamp;oa
Morris sOn Of "a Trras.rcf HcuFy Nor
rs toB 81 N.Trcasuf.r Henry Morris
has shot and kulct bis broihsriu ias
Arthur HAgnir. ihrrcquaucra 81 e
n.le south OF Boih.,hem Il "a sad
HAyIie and yOuag nan vrEil Eml,r
weni 10 the honr 90 Norris late in a.,
afternoon and f'Ira.aoo there some
trr. Arthur uA.ked 90, into tn
yard and Hpon rrturn.nE was dehitd.
% IL claimed. Oh. privilege of eui-r
lax He j. raid 20 havr lBs.sicd tha'
he BE- permitted to snt'f. bar hsvsf
made bif thr,ais. ' is charged. a. -
vhsj b. NOuie Co Morris N0a.d noi
Jet BIN. fcarng the uorst -
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-13
Dutch Squadron Sails Under orders.

The Hague. April l2.-The Dutch
1oast Indian squadron Is said to have
been ordered to proceed to the Anam
bas islands (whcre the Russian squad
ron which passed Singapore April is
Anchored) with the view to assuring
the observance OF neutrality.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-13
RAILROAD TICKET
AGENTS IN SESSION
Meeting Being Held In The City
OF New Orleans.
WELCOME ADDRESS ~ MAYOR

ING lite Annual MsstIna-osNesrS Ter
the Ensuing Year Have Seen elect
sd-5ls Reception Tonight
New Orleans. April l2-F. $. Mont
gomery. OF V,nconnes. Ind. was today
elected president OF the International
Association OF Railroad Ticket Agents,
The officers are!
J. II, Mammalian. OF walden, Mass,
tirst vice president. l.. {. Boyle, ~
Milwaukee second vice president; W.
49, Peters. OF MoKecSport, third vice
president. e, q, Cadwallader, sccrr'
tary aud Elwood Ramsey. treasurer.
W. 4. Smith withdrew from the race
for third vice president aud Was elect
ed on the executive committee.
The association decided to reduce
the initiation fee 70 $40 and to make
that include the dues for the FIRST year
Mayor Hchrman welcomed the dele.
gates To New Orleans and retiring
President Ilambrlght Was prcscnlsdtd
with magnificent gold and diamond
Rocket
The Rirbrake association convened
today and opened with = prayer by &.
H. LadImor.
Tonlgat the two conventions Join IN
an informal reception and dance.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-13
Military Plot In France.

Pari April i2--Captain volpert of
the III, ath Infantry. has been arrest
ed on the charge OF completely In the
supposed military plot against the Sc
curi'y Of the state It was announced
from Paris April 8 Aat the 5000
rounds Of cartridges hLl been diseoy.
Crod IN the house OF man named Mcy
er In the suburbs Of Paris and that =
supply OF f.ics wEs found .ateT. The
researches, u was added we're the re.
suit OF the recent seizure Of 800 uni.
forms In the residence OF Captain
TRmbourina. a retired officer The az
thorities Al hrst dli not consider tn
aaa!r serious. but their subsequent
opinion was that G nu.ne eonsp.rs
6 was being hajchcd
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-13
THREE ARE KILLED BY
DYNAMITE EXPLOSION
White Nan and Daughter and A
Negro Are ThsIvic;ims.
MEN WERE NoN.UF1ON MINERS
While There 10 No clS~ to the Per.
PstrstOrs Of the Crime, q Is Believed
that Il Was the Rssuh Of q Plot
Two Others Were Injured.

Birmingham. Ala, April IA mes.
sage from Blossburg, . mining camp
Is miles west Of here. says that an ex'
plosion OF dynamite esry this morn
ing wrecked the houses Of William
Cate. negro. and Il white miner named
Alexander, both nonlInion miners, A
ten.year-old daughter OF Alexander was
killed. having both legs shattered, and
two other children in he same family
badly hurt. The explosive was placed
on the front porch OF the Alexander
house. A strike of the union miners
has been on at BlOssbulg since last
summer There Is noclcw to the per
petrators OF me explosion. Tae mines
at Blossburg are operated by the Ten,
nessee Coal, Iron and Railroad com
pany.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-13
6 FLEETS GETTING
READY FOR BATTLE
|panese Close Port of Kelung
To The World.
skApo REINFoRcEs HIS ARMY

hlls Little News 10 obtaInabIs from
from the Far East Il Is as Evident
Rhat Big WsrshIps VIII Soon Be En-
sased In Great Naval Battle.
80. Petersburg. April 11.-435 p. NJ
|hether Vice Admiral KoJestvensky's
|Etleship division passed through the
faits OF Sunda or the straits OF Ma.
eca 1t is practically certain now that
is moving to effect a juncture with
y division which passed Singapore
bril- 8. II Is possible that this may
b take place until the two divisions
|ach Cape Padaran on the east coast
Cochin-China. The dispatches from
|ngapore naming the ships that pass
there on Saturday are erroneous in
|verRl places. notably the case Of the
Rerst Bismarck rechristened The
on. which is still at Libau.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-13
chIlds Marrow Esosps from Death.

chlld'S Marrow Eseaps from Death.
Laramie. wyo., April IA little
girl named o'Connor has had q re-.
markable escape from attn beneath
the wheels OF a locomotive. The child
with two others was crossing Ia,
Union Paciac tracks on her way to
school,. Her companions passed In
front Of an Hppro6ehias freight train
and called TO her 20 follow. SH.
stopped. ani then when the train was
barely ten leet away. made n dash
Directly In the center al the track L,r
foot slipped. and she fcll on her hands
and htces. The pilot 81 the locomo.
tive threw her into the air. where 3.
TUNED q completr sJa,, .sauit and f'I
on TIE track. The engineer In the
meat zine had reversed Tho lover an
the locomotive stopped W.ih tie pho
Wita.n a foot Of the BODY.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-10-21
SUPREME COURT SYLLABI.

The following opinions were filed October
g. 1905:
1921 Union Pacific Railway Company
against Fickenscher. Error, Dawson. Al
firmed. Letton, c. Ames, o. not situns'
i A verdict will not be set aside on tn,
ground Of want OF evidence to support II
the verdict is manifestiy wrong. syca-
more against Gundrad, 16 Nebraska, 529
O. Evidence examined and held to sup
1880 Link against Campbell. Error,
Antelope Afnrmed. Letton, c. Division
No. !,
possession may be proved under IA general
denial and when such title Is one OF the
defenses relied upon by the defendant ne
is entitled to have the jury instructed with
reference to the same II any competent
evidence has been introduced 70 support
that issue. even though the evidence may
be contradicted or may be considered in
2. In an eiectment case where the de-
PENDANTS answer is general denial 1t is
plaintiff must recover, II at all, upon the
strength of his own title to the property
and that he cannot rely upon the weakness
Of the defendants title.
g. The use in an instruction of the phrase
"a fair preponderance Of the evidence"
| criticised, but held not to be prejudicially
1852. Smith against Deane. Error from
| Custer Affirmed. Dufflc, c. Division No 2.
l. Where n party makes a. special appear
| ance, Directing to the jurisdiction of the
| court because OF irregularities in the ser.
vice. II is incumbent upon him to point out
| the defects upon which he relies
| 2, In proceedings in error the plaintiff Il
required to file transcript OF the proceed
| ings of the lower court with its petition
in error. and the original papers cannot be
| used as a substitute therefor nor as a
| supplement thereto, and. II filed, should be
| disregarded by the reviewing court.
! 1900. Brandon against Jensen. Appeal
| Kearney. Afirmed. Oldham, c. Division
| No. /.
| /. The provisions of section 1882 Cobbey's
| Annotated Statutes, apply to irregular ad-
ministrative sales, but not to sales that ara
| absolutely void
q Seward against Didier, 16 Nebraska
| Ga, examined and distinguished.
| g. homestead of less value than $200
cannot be disposed of at administrator
| sale either for the discharge of incum
brances thereon, or for the payment o.
| debts against the estate of the decedent
| and a license granted by the district cour
purporting to authorize such sale is abso
| iutely void. Tindall against Peterson, Ne
braska, 9S; N. W., sSs, followed and ap
| proved
Omaha daily bee., 1905-10-21
new YORK STOCESAND BONDS
Market is Animated and the BrOaasIt fOl
Many Weeks
SALES NEARLY ONE MILLION SHARES
Low Grade Industrials and HiEh
Priced Railroad Shares Are
BID Up by speeu-
IatOrs.

NEW YORK oct q 2-psSling', I in stoeks
out into greater animaSp ana . sfrsns{ er
the day rising to a total of $40, 200 shares
The characterization, which was IN the nature
of money conditions, was 10 a large extent
in the hands of the professional element
Commission houses continued TO complain
The celebration took on a rather riotous
form during the progress Of a series OF
skyrocket movements in miscellaneous
assortment of specialties, many q which
do not appear on the tape for months at
listed @s on AS the esycb SH was Brought into
the movement at one time or smother. But
tn5 f w hS Class ~ TitseSEe and hish-priced
railroad stocks, owing to the great facility
with which wide price movements can De
small The consequence is that prices may
SS and Up O IN terysls ~ without bringing
any offerings, where an advance OF q or
In an active market leader would nesess ns
in order to hold the advance. The rather
incongruous spectacle was presented, there,
Rope and Irvine, Vulcan DEFINING .Ameri-
can Grass Irvine, American Hide LeatheT
and stocks Of a like class valued from u
TO $40 a share, and in high-priced railroad
stocks selling, at from 500 to over wv 2
share, while the body Of the list OF stand l1L
impassive. The usually active. railroad
stocks averaged a gain Of about a point
however, the advance occurring mostly
proceeded for some time ana belns prompteu
apparently by a realization on the part
OF the conductors Of the movement, OF the
incongruity of the hardness OF the standard
stocks.
The close attention to the money situation
was evident in the prompt response in the
market to publication Of the preliminary
estimate of the weeks currency movement,
which was quickly followed by the great
squirt Of activity for the day. The hgures
| the regular express movement with the
! interior to the large gain OF cash by the
banks yielded by the sub-treasury opera
tions which had contributed to the banks
promised to bring the total gain in cash
| shared at all three OF the great money
centers abroad and speculative sentiments
was inclined. 70 lear. to the conclusion that
| the strain of the October settlements being
\ over an early return of ease in money wae
/ to be looked for. The only unfavorable
| factor in the days money market was the
continued aggressive advance of sterling
ment of the final payment Of 100000 for
! the purchase of the friars' lands in the
| Philippines, which calls for the remittance
Of that sum from New York, may help TO
! In the exchange market. The common sup
position, however, points to the remittance
| of Japanese funds on deposit here as the
prime factor in exchange.
was not maintained and last prices were
not all at the best, but the closing tone
| was strong. ..
Bonds were irregular. Total sales. par
value. s3,T0000. United States bonds were
| ountafiars on the New York Stock ex.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-10-21
EDWARDS WOOD co.

otal amount of transfers..
Omaha daily bee., 1905-10-21

Features of the Trading and Closing
Prices on Board of Trade.

CHICAGO Oct D-Speculative tactics
controlled the wheat market here today
SUPPORT 5, from a leading bull causns a
slong finish. At the close wheat for De-
cember delivery was up nc. Corn and oats
are practically unchanged. Provisions are
strength in the wheat pit developed after
the market had experienced cOnsidera bic
decline as a result OF free selling by num-
erous commission houses. The market ap-
peared to be governed almost exclusively
oy the maneuvers OF prominent long. At
the opening December was unchanged to &c
higher at s6Au6B9sc. Sentiment in tho Dit
was bearish owing TO general Impression
crediting the leading bull with fairly large
sales through commission houses. This
view OF the situation caused free selling
by pit traders For a time no special ue-
mand was in evidence and in consequence
prices declined, December dropping to s5hc,
The leader of the bulls seemed then To
change front and give the market open sup
port. 1nis resulted in a scramble among
the same time offerings became exceedingly
Iight. A quick advance In prices followed,
December selling up to S6%c, Bullish ad-
vices from the southwest helped to main
| tain firm undertone throughout the re-
mainder of the session. Kansas City re-
to have notice that consignments were very
I small and that receipts would fall of g
per cent in the near future. Wet weather
was considered a bullish factor. The mar
ket closed with December at S6Shc Clear
ances of wheat and -four were equal to
i2ICg0 bu. Exports for the week, as shown
\
Primary. receipts were i,OSsO6O bu., com
pared with los 600 blu. a year ago. Mime
. apolis, Duluth and Chicago reported re.
| ceipts Of TT cars, against 905 cars last week
| and S45 cars year ago.
The strength of wheat had bulllsh eftect
| on the corn market and a strong close re-
| suited, final quotations being at the high
est point of the day. The market was rather
easy early in the session as a result Of lib
| eral local receipts. With the advance In
| wheat shorts covered quite freely and
| firm tone developed. December opened un
| changed to Ac lower at 44ss044jsc, sold be.
! tween 4h944%c and 4415d 44esc and closed
| at the top figure. Local receipts were Is
| cars, with II cars of contract grade.
| Trading in the oats market was exceed
| ingly quiet and the market was steady the
! entire day. Cash houses were the CHIEF
| sellers, Offerings were taken by commits
sion houses. December opened n shad,
lower to "a shade higher at 2S&Q2S7kc, sole
| OF to 2Sssc and closed at 2sAc. Local re
| ceipts were 300 cars.
| The feature of trading in provisions wal
active selling by q local packing company
sales of ribs by this concern were estimated
at from 3,00O,O00 to 40O0,000 pounds In ad
dition It was asserted this same compan!
disposed of from 5000 to 1900 tierces OF lard
AS result of this selling the market be
came quite weak At the close Januar,
pork was OF NC at N2371s. Lard wa
down &c at $s;7714q6,sO. Ribs were 21ed5
Estimated receipts for tomorrow: whea,
% cars; corn, n6 cars; oats, 279 cars; hogs
1000 head.
The leading futures ranged as follows: