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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-05-18

poses in a locality that cannot. in my
opinion, become popular
Now Just stop and think that the
total amount OF the land owned by the
city In the localities referred TO is 25l. =
S5b square feet and then think of the
value al even a low price
Putting the price OF land at s1.5O per
foot and this / consider very low. the
total value would be S3S2 1S4 quite a re-
spectacle sum TO come into the city treas
ury. which nobody will deny needs every
dollar II can get.
DO not for moment imagine that 81. 50
ls high price for this land for on the
contrary, IL is | believe. altogether too
low Remember that for some OF the
land for EXCHANGE Place park the city
paid as high as - a foot
FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES.
am of the opinion that several pieces
OF land are ideai sites for manufacturing
ana general business purposes, such as
warehouses for the storage Of goods. on
both sides the land comes directly up To
the railroad yards and IL will De readily
seen what an advantage that would be
for shippers and receivers of merchan-
disc.
For iron and steel firms and manufac-
turers it would be almost impossible To
find a more favorable location. while for
cold storge plants and other similar con-
Germs there could, IN my estimation be
nothing better. and do not think there
would be much trouble in disposing OF
this land.
'Of course, / realize that many people
viii cry out against my suggestions and
call me a materialist and a cold blooded
money maker. but / think that. 4rom a
business standpoint ! am right, and be-
lieve that the bulk of the taxpayers will
agree with me.
II ct those who advocate uubIir marks
or gardens on these lands stop and think
hat nothing ever goes through these
streets but the heaviest kind OF manu-
'acturing teaming. and they never will |
become pleasure drives"
Continued on Page Two.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-05-18

San Francisco. May IS--Thc bsttleship
Ohio will be launched at 1926 o'clock
today from tho ship yard OF tho Union
Iron works. Unless there should bc =
marked change for the worse In the con-
dtion OF Mrs Mckinney the president
will certainly BE- present
The distinguished guestg which include
members OF the cabinet. governor and
party or Ohio. Gov Gcer OF Oregon and
Gov. Murphy az Arizona and large
delegation OF congressman from eastern
states as we'll as scores of other proml-
uent men form diHercnt parts of the
country. It has been planned that the
army transport tug slocum will convey
the presidential party to the works. leaN-
ing the transport wharf az 30 o. NJ.
Should the president attend as expected
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-05-18
FROM FAR EAST. SEEKS $4,000.
Wsavar SAYS He Was Run Into
and Badly Hurt BY Car.

Thomas Weaver, who asserts that no
was ran into BY a carelessly managed
car belonging TO the Union Railroad
company, has sued the company TO re-
cover $4,000 through Attorney Martin r.
Birmingham
Mr. Weaver was. on Feb. 18th. 1901,
going across the roadway az the corner
of Linwood avenue ana Cranston street,
when he says car without any warn
ing ran into him and Knocked him down.
The result was most disastrous 10 Mr..
Weaver for he claims his skull was Sc
verely injured, his left arm bruised and
broken. and that there were a number
Of other serious external and internal in
jurcs.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-05-18

he will meet the employees Of the Iron
works upon his arrival and will there be
presented with a beautiful souvenir of
the occasion which tho men have pro-
pared for him as gift The president
Is expected 10 make "a few remarks,
but there VIII bc no other speech making.
Al tho launching Miss Barber. n niece
OF AIRS. Mckinley, viii press the button
which Is 20 release the Ohio from It's
berth on shore aud start tho vessel for
The bay As the shin RIides down the
ways Miss Helen Deshler witt smash the
bottle Of champagne which hangs from
the bow AMI will confer upon the grea,
fighting machgc tho name which I, Is
hereafter 10 bear in the American navy
Immediately after the launching Pres
ideut Mckinley will return % the side off
his suffering wife.
continued on Page Two).
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-05-18
STREET RAILWAY co. SUED.

Annie Downing OF Central Falls has
sued the Pawtucket Street Railway COM
pany 20 recover tG00 on the Sth OF July.
1879 the platntin was "A passenger on one
% The Broad street cars and she says thar
wishing 60 lehvc the car she notified the
conductor. but that before she could
alieht the car was suddenly started and
she was thrown 70 tho ground with great
force and among other injuries received
were a dislocated arm and shoulder
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-05-18
VETERAN BANK OFFICER DEAD.

Leomirster, Mass, MAY K.-Alfred L.
Burditt. cashier OF the Leominster Ma
uonal bank since 1870. and treasurer OF
the Leominster Savings bank since 1871.
died suddenly this morning OF heart di-
Sease
Mr. Burditt was formerly a member or
tho school board and one OF the best
known financiers in Worcester county
He was SO years OF age and leaves three
sons and a daughter
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-05-18
BY AARON MILKMAN.
Auction Sale.
HlCH-CLASS
FURNITURE !!
CONTENTS OF THE
14-RoOmed Mansion
No. 1904 Waterman St.
EAST SIDE.
Ernest Gabler & Brother
UPRIGHT PIANO,
$gld fsSnHIs4h s9FaSE hEchPTf9S cEhAPPTE9SS SUITE SUITE
BIRDss BhhIRa9sss Eye 9AK MhpI IpIgng ao noom SUE
Bedroom Suites. IMPoRTED RUGS. OH
Paintings. Carpets, China Cabinets
Book Cases. Velour Portieres, Chlffoniers'
Gum Folding Bed, Buffet. French Marble
Clock, Bronzes, Sevres Vases, Haviland
China, Solid Brass Beds, Etc.
Thursday and Friday,
MAY 23d and gath,
AT 10 a. Nj. SHARP AT
1904 Waterman Street.
Thursday and Friday,

You VIII hnd on inspection a rare and
weli-made lot OF costly high-ciass house
hold furniture that was selected with
great care AID kept IN fine condition
Every article In the house is iii and
ready for your homes without any extra
expense. The following are "A few OF
A fun TURKISH overstufYed Parlor
suite, covered I'm satin damas SIX. SOLID
MAhOGANY frame Reception Suite; Ma
MAPLE Chamber Set; Solid and Massive
5HAsS B5H6AAss BEDsTEiApL; Flemish OAK s De
CHM CABrHET i9 1lT al 3SlA ooklcAsEsp EsspTs ons
with Roll Top Desk Combination CABI-
NETS; Chimoniers;. HiGH-BOY, VEL
HAs HnGR ~ ana I'd SILK sII !, Pori,eres; FRENCH
SlsERt.s and Dresden China Vases: Rare
BtoNZkS; ~ !, SILVER Ware. Brussels Car
Ri1d:s Ri1Sd: FShEl9E ~ r,I RIGS klp oil sizes and
Chairs; Leather COUCH and Arm Chairs:
Library Table and Chairs. en- suite:
GflSHN dfllSH P9INT 6I =, an ard Swiss Lace curtains
Oak DRESSERS and Toilet Tables;
Large and Roomy Couches Fancy Chairs
and Tables. Hall Clock: oak Hali settea
lesvitt, Breul, Depaux. etc: Water Col
or Engravings. etc; MUSIC CABINET;
and Chairs; BRASS and IRON BED Bed
STEADs; Hair Mattresses; Geese Feath-
er Pillows; the finest of Wool Blankets;
Toilet Sets; HAYlLAND CHINA DIN !
Gas Range; and the usual effects ,sn-
tained IN q first-class laundry and kitch-
en-, Refrigerator. Lawn Mower. ETC. etc
Al one O'Clock VIII sell that sweet toned /
ERNEST GABLER a BROTHER t'p- |
right Piano IN Ebony Case. Fun compass /
with all improvements. one of NJ stein |
ert * Sons best Pianos. which should be |
enough of its quality.
Goods on view Wednesday, Nav 2ad. |
from ~ a. m. To y. m, and morning !
OF sale.
iaaos mIlKMaN. Aoetionssr
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-05-18

The testimony was all I'm before the
jury went 10 supper last night. Among
the last witnesses were Michael Lubrano
and young son OF the Sprelia woman
one OF the defendants.
Lubrano admitted he saw Louis
Sprelia, WHO - the husband OF the de-
fendant, Philomena, according 10 the
states claim, in court during the past
week
Mr. Lubrano denied that ne told Sprelia
% get out or ever had any one else tell
him 20 remove himself from the state
The young Sprclia lad corroborsted his
mothers story about taking Chester Car
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-05-18
LEAD IN A Pool or WATER.

Ottawa. May IA The body % respec-
iably dressed man. supposed to be y.
ter. y. H.. was found yestt rday In pool
OF water beside the Metcalf road near
Edwards station. Russell county. No
VIOLENCE wos noticeable on the body. An
Inquest will DC held.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-05-18
CLOSING or TESTIMONY.

In the case of George Deepeau We. First
National Bank of Pawtucket 90 al. an
order was entered by Judge Douglas to-
day. I'm the appellate division OF the
supreme court. for The ciosing of tcstl-
mOuv-
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-05-18
FAVOR A STRIKE.

Cleveland O, MAY ls-The two thou
sand union nach'nists of this city held an
enthusiastic meatlng last night and de-
msnded that strike be inaugurstsd
Monday morning
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-05-18
TOO VALUABLE FOR
PUBLIC PURPOSES.
City Official Opposes Plan to Take
City Land for Parks, and Fur
niSheS Some Figures.

. 1880 80
As generally
particularly true that relate
taxpayers
Yesterday the News the views making
public the Old Cove opinions
the
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-05-18
A PLEA roR DEFENDANTS.

Mr.. Lee began his argument today by
careful appeal 10 the Jury 10 give the
defendants side OF the story most
carefll considers ton
lie dwelt on the seriousness Of the
charge and referring 20 the death Of
Viola I'm a Fall River hotel. said no one
could account for that death save that
u might he due 20 the vengeance OF
Just God
II was better perhaps that this per-
iurer should be removed from a place
where he could DO such harm. The tes-
tinnony for the state was pointed out as
very weak and certain alleged uncon-
sistencies we're carefully dwelt upon end
marked for the defendants side as
strongly as was possible.
MR.. BARNEY's ARGUMENT.
Mr. Barney followed Mr.. Lee and paid
particular attention TO the character Of
some of the states witnesses and drew
special attention 10 the testimony
showing there was row previous to the
killing Of komblevitch.
Dr. Hall the medical examiner and the
other medical witness for the state were
sharply arraigned by the counsel on the
other hand the testimony of DR.. McGuirk
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-05-18
TALK ABOUT BOSTON

Tenderloin Steak, Fried Potatoes. Hot
Biscuit, Tea or Coffee for % cents Served
from 10 n. m. Gsmmons Restaurant,
S. Westminster street
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-05-18
STRIKES Ar ST. PETERSBURG.

st. Petersburg. hay 16-Strikes &C.
cOmpanied by street disorders have hrok-
en- out here The police have arrested l82
persons Several large spinning estab-
llshments and other factories are IN
NolVCd
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-05-18
Deputy Egan Says Raids Will
Continue Ti||ViCe is Driven Out
# Necessary Owners Of Property Used
tor DiSorder|y Purposes Will Be
Arrested and Prosecuted,

ea9ososasas
Deputy Chief Of Police o'clock this morning 70 -
the Walker
Seven houses on Walker street and raided
wcren
Deputy Sheriff Daniel gain becomes bondsnar
Deputy Chief Esan be ,ado 80
he VIII next cause the be
The patrons OF the Providence Library be freed from con-
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-05-18
TRAM SEERS s.

The public arc invited 10 attend the
session of the OlrcyYlle Business Mems
Association Monday evening. NAV GOTH
In Library Han, olnetNille Square. 10
discuss the subject OF Street Railway
Transfers IN our ritv.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-05-18
Closing Arguments Made on
Behalf Of the Accused.
Lawyers Lee and Barney Equally Divided
the Two Hours Allotted Them 10
Make Their Pleas.


The closing Cardenta Phomena sprel
alias cardenta and Ranse Papa indicted
bevteh enacted in Blodget's today.
in
mens announced that u.
PENDANTS should
on the same side, should speak for another -
stearns two hours
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-05-18


WANTED-UPPER TENEMENT ON
West Side, or rooms with modern i'm
provements for two adults. Best of ref
erences. Address Box S90. city.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-19

4.e55 bales.
Wilmington. Sept. 1s.-cotton hrm; middlins Sc. Re
ceipts 693 bales stock. 65o1 bales.
savannah Sept. 1s--Cotton Arm: mtddling- nc; low
nddng 1Ac Receipts, 4oso: exports coastwise. aA
bales; sales 1877 bales: stock. 1s.970 bales.
New-Orleans. Sept. 1s-Cot.on quiet; nddns 1-1sc;
low middlins T>c; good ordinary. 9l6c- Receipts.
6sl bales exports coastwise 946 bales: sales $500
bales; stock. A. 2i5 bales.
Mobile Sept Is.-Cot,on quiet: middlins. Ikc; low
mddng f1.e good ordinary. 6lsc Receipts. $40
exports coastwise e6 bales sales 500 bales stock 1912
bales
low mddng y-lec good ordinary &c Receipts. l.1I6
bales shipments S5I bales sales. 500 bales stock 81
bales
Augusta. Sept. 1s.-Cottcn steady; nddng Sc; low
mddng IAc. Net receipts / $50 bales gross H. 324
bales; shipments s34 bales sales 1oT4 bales;
1855 bales
Charleston. Sept 1s-Cotton steady. midd1ing Txc.
Receipts. SIS bales: stock. 2s95 bales.
Houston Sept. 1s-Cotton steady; nliddlns. I-1sc
low mttdling, f-16c good ordinary 6iac. Receipts
1oe3 bales shipments 4l9o bales sales. 900 bales;
stock - 972 bales.
St. Louis. sept 1s-cotton quiet: nlddns &c. low
midding. 7kc; good ordinary sSsc. Net receipts 1Ic
bales 565 bales; shipments 45S bales: $50
bales; stock. 80. S11.
Pensacola Sept 1sCotton-Aeceipts. $50 bales; ex-
ports to Great Britain. 1s3o bales
New-York tribune., 1901-09-19

Cash quotations follows: Flour steady No 8
spring wheat. 67i5d6S14c: No 7o141Ilisc: No
yellow 5S&c No white SOC; No white. $50
39c; No rye. 55G55l2c fair TO choice mailing barley
54G6Oc No isNseed 81 o.: No Northwestern. 81 6o
prime timothy sJ &c 50 35 clover contract grade
IS 35dsS so Mess pork per bb S14 s0aS14 95 lard
100 10 50 so@s9 SPA short ribs sides 0oose IS doaSs @
shoulders boxed 81 s2 4SI s7z short clear
sides (boxed) 50 309s9 Whskey. high wines
81 On the Produce Exchange to-day the butter market
firm; creaneries l4q2Cc; dartes. 13G1fc- Cheese
steady az 9%Gl0s.c. Eggs firm fresh. i5lsc
Duluth. Sept. 1s.-wheat-Cash. 1 re; No
Northern, 66Isc: No Northern. Soc September. 69c.
October. 69c December 6oi4c Corn, SIC. Oats. 36%s
gaze
Milwaukee Sept. Is-wheat lower: No / Northern.
10c: No Northern. 6si4d6sc; December. I1se. Rye
firmer; Barley steady; No 2. 591tc sample.
45G5sc. Coru-December. 5S7sc-
Minneapolis Sept is-C1ose: wheat-Cash Ss*c; De-
70ac; Northern 6ssc; No Northern. ssse. Flour
and bran unchanged.
Philadelphia Sept. ls.-wheat &c lower. Contract
mixed September. 62 @62sc Oats steady: No white.
clipped IL 242c Butter frni fancy Western
q l2e do nearby prints. 2sc Eggs firm fresh nearby.
19c: Western 1sc: Southwestern Ice: Southern
16c Cheese quiet; NswYork hrn; full creams fancy.
small Ga d9isc; NewYork full creams choice.
siaa9c Receipts-Flour, 5000 bbls and $50 600 n in
10000 bush shpments-wheat. e5 900 bush corn 1900
bush; oats. 1900 bush
ST Louis Sept. 1s-Ciose: wheat-No 2 red cash.
6ssc; September. S9a.c; December. 71Sc; May I5tc.
No hard. 69G69l.c Corn-No 2 cash $3.50; Ssptem-
ber sIac: December. 5sisc; May 6i2c. Oats-No 2
cash. 3Tc December SsAc: May 40isc. white ass.
aS9izc
Toledo Sept 1s-wheat dull and weak: cash and Sep
tember. I2lac: December. I4c May TI1ac Corn QUIET
dull lower: cash September. 3Tisc; December,
3Sc Rye 53iac. Cloverseed-Cash prime October
IS 80; December, IS 92a. oil unchanged.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-19
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
CASH Quotations
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New-Iork. September Is. 1901
COFFEE-The market coffee futures opened steady
with prices 10 Is points higher a scare OF
by unexpected hrmness European
kes sending early advance Of Il franc and
later improving partial 4 franc further and Hamburg
closing sG@ pig net higher for the day whereas only
slight had been looked following dsap-
rnrtng close of the previous day. Trading very
active on advance. with foreign taking good
deal OF coffee offered prices held well up TO
opening basis all day easing OF in the afternoon under
realizing closing steady Private said the
foreign from bull manipulation The marker
closed unchanged 10 higher. Total
yere 81 bags. Warehouse deliveries in
states OF liberal and spot coffee held
&c higher quotations based 5ssc for No
snd csc No T. invoice lots, both which
sided the local futures
vanced the sterling Of exchange advanced
5Sad and Rio coffee lost 50 Primary receipts
amounting o.. 0o0 bags and
terror towns 60 500 bags Cleared from Santos
-eber L Voltage, with $1,000 bags
country.
lows:
New-York tribune., 1901-09-19

cables came isd higher from Liverpool 592o
POM net lower The board cIearances were only
fo 5ols OF nour and 3ol 400 bush Of wheat December
tocalIy sold up 70 7!se soon after the opening but
cropped eventually 10 IGssc. closing 76&c asked
,atons OF cash wheat ahoat basis follows:
20 Northern New-York nc nominal; No Northern
Cnlcaso IIc prompt No Northern Duluth. 77zc
arrive; rev No Northern Duluth. 75zc prompt: No
iNoItaern Duluth s3e 70 arrive No red New-York.
io52c: new No hard Eew-York, f6Stc. No .
RED New-fork, Ies.c.. .CoRN-A decided change came
over the corn market yesterday Heavy selling replaced
tuesdays buying and prices fell almost rapidly
they had advanced though weather map showed
another widespread area of killing frost taking all of
the Important States. Prices BET
ter than the previous night
OF vigorous short demand. Tuesday. wa
about &c bush, from which there
rally on light covering Liverpool Ia
1ssd higher, but felt the American
only sd for the day. For Thursday
temperatures were predicted in he
is believed be practically
cut less figure than they did on Tuesday. Exporters
bought only loads of No corn closed sc
prompt No yellow 66isc prompt. and No corn
white 65s4c .OATS-In witt
markets. oats had sharp break closed weak Fye-
Deople prominent sellers No
closed 39c No 8. 3Siec: No white No
white. 40c mixed. IS 40c:
and No white clips, 42G42i2c .RYE-Market
No Western. 81 he and No Western. Sic. b
anoat State 55Q56c. -.BARLEY-Market teadv
Feeding quoted 54c, mailing 60G64c both +
New-York tribune., 1901-09-19
EUROPEAN PRoprcE MARKETS

Liverpool. Sept; 1s-Closns: wheat-spot steady: No
red Western winter. IS 62d No Northern spring
Sid No California IS IL ,d futures
nominal December. 5s Sd Corn-Spot firm: American
mixed new. easy: September nominal
October. IS; November 5s. Peas-Canadsn steady. 6s
4d. Flour-Sj Louis fancy winter steady as Sd
London Pacific COAST dun "a 3sGf3 SIS Beef arm
india mess. I0s Pork firm: prime Western.
HamsShort IA to Is n steady, 52s "a. Lard firm
prime Western in tierces 4ss Sd; American refined
pals. i9s. Bacon firm: Cumberland 20
short rib 10 10 - NJ sos: long clear midle light F
"a 10 ias Cd long clear middies 35
ID: shor- clear backs. 10
Is 10, SIS Sd. Shoulders-Squars firm.
Butter steady: finest United States.
States, 57s Cheese quiet American finest white
American finest colored. ass cd. Tallow
2Ts Sd: Australian in London. Dos Sd Cottonseed oil
Hull refined. spot firm 2is OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES steady
26s cd Rosil-COmmon steady. lad Petroleum
Refined steady. 6Sd. Idnsesd OIL steady. SIS
New-York tribune., 1901-09-19

70 81 1882 Is; do Albany Troy per bbl. So l21
p Jersey round kinds per bb s2Gs2 IS; do long
khGs 81 sIGs2; do Jersey and Southern fair
5 o3aS M 90 sweet potatoes South Jersey double
ead DBL 81 29GS2 80; do half Dbl S16S1 25
90 Fneand cloth tops So 25Gs2 so; Virginia yellow
20 prime 81 i5 caulihowers. Long Island per Dbl
Sl1SZ 90 large prime 25GSi so:
do goed per 100 5ocasl cabbages Long
fat Dutch 1OO S+GS5: celery, State per 10a
% 5Oc euSambers Western NewYork bush basket 81
sGsar Dbl 81 SoaS2 DO round hoop bbl s1as 20 do
= jig, per Dol slgsl o0 eggpants Jersey per SoI
81 5o lima beans. Hackensack Potato. per bag. 81 2Ja
81 S0 do Jersey and Long Island Potato slGSl 50; do
s9gth Jersey fiat 5cas1 onions. pickle white per Dbl
SSgSi; do Orange County white. s1dS2 so; do
red good to prime 81 75as2 % do inferior 5ocs1 q do
50 50 do ona, 1T per Dbl $50 9o 90 Se 5ss "a az
State and Western yellow. per bbl, sods2 o5 do red
y 2ods2 80; Jersey. bb 60G75c; do
9a! nose 5o@65c do Jersey red 69asoc; string beans
Jersey and Long Island bag 3G0c: do Albany. per
basket 25a6oc: squash. bhl. ST. turnps. Jersey.
Russia. per bbl I5cGS1: do Canada Russia. S1as1 12
tomatoes Hackensack. Acme box, 50G15c: other
Jersey. Acme. 5Od65c: do Grant. 500 i0c
New-York tribune., 1901-09-19

The MIX Exchange price remains at 2iac 10
the shipper. Revised official figures show that
cans of milk and 1922 cans of cream
POCLTRY-ALINE-Recepts to-day included Of
state. 81 OF Western and Of Southwestern by
freight and fully by express. Some l6
due but IL being a holiday VIII be
handled until Friday Demand good all weighing
stock, and Il looks IL the market clean fairly
exceed 50E60c pair though prime would bring
premium Prime geese steady. Ducks We quote:
Spring chickens. ~ 12c: fowls lie; Sc;
turkeys. Sal0c; ducks. Western pair 5060c;
siGsi q: pigeons DRESsED-A large share OF
receipts due to-day delayed. tomorrow
Will be close holiday and fresh deliveries supplies
in want of few lots OF chickens and fowls for their
early Friday morning trade. and de-
srable grades paid premium instances, both
fowls and chickens Spring turkeys generally thin and
prices about steady Tame squads for choice large
white but dull all other grades. We
quote spring turkeys dry picked NJ. ibal l2c; do
scaded SGloc spring chickens Philadelphia. fancy SG
2oc do mixed sizes. lfni1c: do Pennsylvania prime.
l445c do fair good lfG13c do Western. dry picked.
choice l2c do scaldsd. .c do dry picked scalded
best 1lac: do scalded. 11ec do Southwestern dry
picked 11sc Western and Southwestern good,
1Ogl1c old cocks. 64c: ducks spring. Long Island ard
Boston, 10. 1Sl3iec: do Pennsylvania and Jersey,
i2laGl3c spring Western race: squads prime large.
white dozen. 81 23as2 SO: do mixed 81 159S2; do
Potatoes AND vEGETABIEs-Ther Is a seady
for strictly prime grades OF Irish potatoes
offerings ample prices without change.
Jersey potatoes steady with sales fancy
a little higher quote: Virginia
up better and shows seadier tone Onions firm for
strictly choice qualities but dull and irregular
grades doing better. and lima beans
and higher. Tomatoes shade hrmer FOR choice
sound stock. Other vegetables without much change.
quote: Potatoes Long Island. fair 10 prime per b5.
So 1852 62; Maine prime choice SO 25Gse 31s do
prime s2Gs2 2o do State and Western $50
New-York tribune., 1901-09-19
OTHER MARKET+BY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago Sept 1s-Cattle-Receipts 5000 head includ
ing 1000 Texans and 4oOo Westerns market active and
0c higher good prime steers. So lods6 60
medium. SiGs6 stockes and feeders 81 5oS4 S0
81 50@S4 49, heifers. s. 259S5 81 5Oas2 %
bulls calves SO 50dS6 steers
81 So Western steers. Sc 1885 so. Hogs-Recepts
day IS head Friday. - 600: left 2sTo active
and 5aloc higher closing easy mixed and butchers SO 40
6S7 choice heavy SO S5TS7 20 rough heavy,
Sc 25Gs6 light SO 4oS6 a0 bulk OF sales SO 60GST
Cincinnati. Sept. ls.-Hogs active and higher $4 600
81 steady S2qS5 q Sheep steady 81 256
So ambs steady 50 5oGS6 10.
Liberty. iS-Cattie steady choice. IS I3G
So prime s. 5ogsS 20 good 50 2oas5 80 Hogs higher
prime heavy 81 20G>7 25; mediums. 81 1887 20 best
heavy Workers 81 o5qs7 Isl light s6 soqS grassers.
So 50as6 so pigs So 25s6 80; sps 81 75ds5 25 roughs
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