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Morris tribune., 1907-02-02

3.
was ACCOMPLISHED
only after the senator had promised
that he. would resign if the report ST
the legislative comHiittea eharxed with
the investigation Of his conduct should
be unfaVorable and should be adopted
by the house and the senate He re
ceived 10s votes, ST opposing aud 9th
-ers refusing TO vote.
The Hearst papers In Chicago anI
New York published a number Of faS
Morris tribune., 1907-02-02
LEGAL CRIMINAL |
Trial of Thaw Begun.

Trial of Thaw Begun.
Harry K. Thaw of the wealthy Pitts
burg family, who has occupied cell in
the New York Tombs for eight months
as the murderer of Stanford White, the
architect on the Madison Square roof
garden, was brought before Justice
Fitzgerald on Jan. 23 to face trial
District Attorney Jerome conducted the
case for the state in person, while the
Morris tribune., 1907-02-02
Board of Missions Growth.
SOCIOLOGICAL
Settlement Workers Quit.

That ]. G. Phelps Stokes and his
WIFE Rose Pastor Stokes, had definite
ly decided to withdraw from the set
tlement work and from all forms Of
organized charities in order to become
full baked Socialists" as Mrs. Stokes
put it, by becoming members of the
Socialist party came to public notice
casually during dinner Of tile New
York alumni of Syracuse university.
Morris tribune., 1907-02-02

prisoners chief
counsel, Clifford
Hartridge, is as
sisted by the ia
nous San Fran
cisco crimina al
plea der, Del
phine M. Del
mas, and sever
al other lawyers
of local note.
Among the spec
tators sat Mrs.
William Thaw,
mother Of the
accused, and his
wife, Ev ely n
Nesbit Thaw, in
Morris tribune., 1907-02-02

was jealous OF
the credit likely
to be gained by
the continued
presence Of the
Americans. His
attitude has been
generally regret
ted by the Brit
ish press, and the
colonial secreta-
ry, to soften the
impression made
upon the Anleri-
can public, ca
bled Washington
his thanks for
Morris tribune., 1907-02-02

In fact. the Stokes
es both explained
that they had been
Withdra wing from
settlement work for
some time. They
had come to feel
that all this charity
work acted as Il sort
of blind and kept
Morris tribune., 1907-02-02

l S,--N as w tLtS " ~
tiers Pierce Oil com
pany and its rresi-
dent was brought to
light through docu-
III Ell Is made public
by J. F, Gruet, for,
inerly secretary of
the Waters Pierce
OIL company. the
Texas legislature
has reelected Sen
49, Dosf nry..,
Morris tribune., 1907-02-02


Tiliman'@ Senatorial Ministries.
During the bitter debate which pre-
seeded the passage of the compromise
resolution In the senate Tillman Of
South Carolina made remarkable eff
fort to poke fun at the body of which
he is member by comparing it to a
minstrel troupe, with "Pitchfork Ben"
at one end Of the semicircle and Sire
Alarm Joe'' Foraker at the other end
In between Tillman placed Culberson
as the lone star artist who performed
the solo on the bones in praise of the
president The speciality of Daniel OF
Virginia was oratory and taking him
self too seriously. Patterson OF Cole
RADIO was twitted on his failure to be
reelected by being referred to as the
dying swan, and similarly Carmack Of
Tennessee, who is to retire, was de-
scrfbed as the Hotspur knight whose
spear head has been broken and who
has been endorsed. but who lays Q
garland of flowers at the feet of the
victorious Roosevelt and sings last
song to the victor of Brownsville"
Lodge was hit off as the negro preach
er. and telephone artist In the show
who acts as receiver and repeater in
connection with the White House. The
star of the troupe was Gum Shoe
Bill from old Missouri who can dance
the highland fling on the top Of
ten rail fence and never touch the
ground and walk on eggs without
breaking their shells. Last came
Spooner as the Badger State acrobat
and juggler'' who is noted throughout
the land for his ability to go on either
eide of any question and maintain the
negative or affirmative in any argyll
ment with great force and feryor."
Senator Spooner replied with dignity,
saying that Tillman would regret his
own words, but still insisted that Till
man was the only man he had ever
heard from the south who had justified
trial by mob or execution by mob.
Carmack of Tennessee made bitter
direct personal attack on Tillman and
then to avoid a possible personal Ell
closed, and when they were reopened
Tillman made a handsome apology to
Carmack and withdrew the offensive
portion OF his speech. saying. Having
made such a dismal failure at being a
funny man at one end of the minstrel
line, l will never do so any more"
Everybody laughed Carmack shook
hands with Tillman. and the senate adj,
journed.
Antifat Frying Bill Passed.
The bill prohibiting contributions to
political campaign funds by corpora
tons was passed by the house under
suspension of the rules almost unani
mously. Representative Keifer of Ohio
was the only one who voted against it,
This bill, which had already been pass
ed by the senate. expressly prohibits
contributions from national banks and
corporations.
Message on Ship Bill
In a special message to congress the
president urged a new shipping bill
and especially to encourage the build
ing and running of lines of large and
swift steamships to South America and
the orient. He says that state aid to
steamship lines is AS much part Of
the commercial system today as state
employment of the cOnsl,ls to promote
business, and consequently If we are TO
compete with European countries for
the markets Of the world we must as
sist in the creation of an adequate mer-
chant marine
Morris tribune., 1907-02-02
Lease Of Cars by p. r. r.
IN DUS RIAL

Remove Lake to Save Mine.
The steel trust is preparing to drain
Trout lake. near Grand Rapids, Mimi.
Morris tribune., 1907-02-02

Nays Snub at Kingston lg-
nored by Administration.
Mild Brownsville Resolu-
ton Means Roosevelt Vic
tory Over Senate Enemies.
Congress Votes 50 Per
Cent Salary Raise--Ie xas
Returns Bailey - Shonts
Quits Canal Commission.
German Socialists Fail to
Down Won Bulow.
Morris tribune., 1907-02-02

country as usurper Of authority ma
failed.
Morris tribune., 1907-02-02

The mystery surrounding the disap-
pearance of SCI 900 from the st. Louis
subtreasury was deepened by the ac-
quittal Of its former receiving teller,
David P. Dyer, Jr.
New-York tribune., 1907-06-16
OTHER MARKETs+eY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago June 15.-CATTLE-Receipts. about soc head
market steady 81 5OdS6 So cows 81 IO4S4 20:
heifers 81 6OqS5 %: calves So SOS7 & good 70 prime
5OqS6 poor medium 81 5OSo 5O stockers
and feeders S3qSj % HOGS-Receipts. about 1900
steady, Light So Sols6 12s mixed s. $50
ass good heavy IS 95S6 O5 bulk Of sales
s. e56S6 O5 SHEEP-Recepts about 4Oeo head; market
steady Native. S4S6 10 Western. s4qs6 90 yearlinss.
Sc 256ST lambs s6aS7 so. Western S6g>I 90
East buffalo, June 5-CATTLE-RecetptS. 30 head.
dull VEAIs-Recepts. 200 head; slow and steady $50
81 80 HOGS-Recelpts $500 head: active and Sp1ec
higher Heavy. s6 2as6 40: mixed Sc 40; Yorkers and
i4MBS-Recepts, $500 head; slow Sheep steady;
lambs pc lower. SSgs6 10 -,,. -
kansas city June 15.-CATTLE-Fsceipts. 1000
head Including 500 Southerns, market steady choice
export and beef steers IS 150 50 so fair 70
good 81 go SIS 75 Western fed steers. 81 25 SO TO-
feeders SO 5O9 So Southern steers 50 81
n IS so: Southern cows s2 81 % native cows S2 29g
calves Sass 25; receipts for the week 4OjOO head
EOGS-ReceIpts. 600 head; market steady: top. SIS;
hulk of sales So 90; heavy. s. so a 50 81 pack
ers S. q 81 lights. s. s5N So; pigs. SO 256
a. *. receipts for the week $500 head SHEEP
Recetps head market nOIninally steady receipts
foi the week. ~ 800 head -e., .. -. -
rincinna,. Isne 15.-HOCiS active: eutchers- and
shippers SO % 50 TO- common. s. - S3 90 CATTLE
stesdv fair TO good shippers. 81 80 s. o. common
80 ds3 % SHEEP slow and weak: 81 5OGSS.
LANES weak: s58SI 70 =. .---r
Union stocx Yards Pittsburg. June i2-CATI II>3SEp-
nIy light market steady Prime 50 sOgs5 TO- choice.
sa 1Odlss 80 sHEEP-SuPplv liberal: market dun:
e. 70, lambs s4aS6 T5 veal calves S6 oO9sI HOGS
acsiDs light market active and higher Prime heavies.
81 20 mediums So 3OGs6 81 Workers and pigs s5 20:
roIghs S5dS5 35
New-York tribune., 1907-06-16
contract prices in the local market today

COTTOS-Tho cotton market was very nervous and un-
during todays session. with prices declining un
liquidation through and commission houses and
from local tears July was relatively weak on
would be heavy, owing 10 shipments
Liverpool South and better news from
South had bearEh influence the new crop months
Visible supply figures bullsh than expected.
Liverpool lower than due tho weather map was good
pointed favorable conditions over sun
The market opeHad barely steady at decline OF
points closed barely Htoady at net dccne or
points point of the session sales
estimated bales There active liQuida
during the session and
er!us scalcdo"n seemed 10 he about tho
ro.lrre " support Private wires New orleans
alvce the Interior showed remarkable
Improvement outlook result OF tho last
favorable weather and tho absence Of prl
va' a bu!ish character regarded sig
lG-aut change OF Southern operators
situation. English spot sales
% Included bales FOR speculation and
export this portion OF the bust
represented purchases shipment local
sc ana that Dix Atlantic handler
holding 1000 bales the south that would
eventually be delivered July contracts here July sold
lI.6lc the late session, against l22Sc the high
point OF tho
range contract prices IN the local market to-
la stAS an
New-York tribune., 1907-06-16

saSo %a6eF w5ts rcrs Sb Philaas
New York 1SsOc; Philadelphia. 1s.s5c; CoTToNsEED
Io 0Prmo o, crude 6 0ne mills a45s.c july 55G5ec
ssPtember 54s.G55sic 5oa5lc Novs%SSr GIloT
She ssSc :na good So Ss5ac prime white
yw esc LNsEED olInerissn scss ssee rsE eisy
70c. LARD OIL. 7797ec. - lei, Grain ,ro
visions rallied and held quite steady for the balance OF
light receipts and buying OF lard 9y pa
eoo and next A Week $50 900: Kansas city, $500 and
Omaha. 300 PORK steady: quoted quote 's,46s1s BEEF
steady quoted: Ness 81 5o@slo 4@Sl4 so
Pass HSMs Im as salSss as e1Ea PREED sis Hoes
Bacon Slsc isO TO- sqsc 100 rb ssG; l4o To- ted
Smoking 1sH914c; 10 ID. 121.@121sc: Y ~ n.g11e'
u ~ lha11ae PlcAled hams aIet fhRD steady
quoted Middle Western prime s60gsIVo; f fcy 10 s5c
Continent soc Brazil kegs. 185c compound steady a
9a95sc. sTEARINE barely steady: quoted; oeo. S''@
RiCE-The rice market steady to hrm & at New
York with fairly good sales moyeme Tn9 Tm1eSs with
good demand Quotations follow: Domestic P5Ie
fsncy heads SGatSc extra fancy heads 61s96%c Japan
domestic. Al csc: Patna. 6%a6Ac: Ransoon IN oOhd'
sUGARThe market for refined sugar was slow {la, with
to rebate OF 10 points and discount OF per cent tor
cash. days Crystal domino 7.25c; Eagle taolets
525c: XxXX powdered 5i5c: Eagle 6-ro bags powdered
and Eagle confectoners' granulated 52oe. powdered;
fne granulated. Bloc Eagle N cartons Of fine
525c bags do 200: ION bags do 5i5o 5-ib and
90 10 bags do 5O5c: Eagle fine standard gTanuated
Nos and 4i5S: No T. oe No 4so S No g. 4Soe
4i5e s'0' No L. 4'' No 1S AGO. Nos H. 10 and To-
Closing with June quoted ss July ss SID.
Tho opening prices 9s 9a4d and July
with duty paid prices quoted as follows: Centrifugal es
~ &C. anuscavado 50 test a2sc. and moasses sugar.
New-York tribune., 1907-06-16
KNICKERBoCKER CLUB PLAYERS WIN
Allen, Roberts and Watson Take Two Out
of Three Matches

The series of the Metropolitan Lawn Tennis
League championship continued the play the
various courts marking the third Of the seasons
contests William c. Allen II. S. Roberts and w.
S. Watson representing the Knickerbocker Field
Club, won two out of their three matches with
the team of the Hamilton Grange Lawn Tennis
Club the lattter's courts, 14sh street and Con-
vent In the singles William G. Allen
played close match with c. L Parkes, Hamilton
Grange, and. after losing the first set. no finally
wore down Parkes and won at 6-7, GO. 6-3. q.
f. Touchard, the clever racket wielde- OF tho
home club. then engaged w. S. Watson In q
fast match and by his splendid placing at
6-4, 10
W. c. Allen and H. S. Roberts paired in the
doubles against q. L. Parkes and Julio NJ Stein
acher. The latter appeared 10 be In fine form dur
ing the first set, of which they made a runaway
at CO. Then the Knickerbocker pair settled down
into their game and captured the next two sets
and the match at Cd, 64.
The meeting OF the champion West Side Lawn
Tennis Club team and that OF the Kings County
Lawn Tennis Club the old champions, on the lat
ters courts President street and Brooklyn avenue,
Brooklyn, proved disappointment. as Carleton
c. Kelley, the clubs champion Of the West Side
the West Sides. and he placing and driy-
ing match with Frederick G. Anderson, after three
hard sets. at 4-e ca, 6-3. Henry H. Mollenhauer
Kings County, took his singles match with Kelley
by default, while the doubles pair Henry h Mol
lenhauer and Joseph T. McMahon scored their
match over Little and Kelley in the same unsatis-
New-York tribune., 1907-06-16
QUEEN OF THE SPEEDWAY
Coast Marie Beats InUader IN
Record Time.

Dr. II. d. Gilrs black pacing mare Coast Marie
the Morosipi cup on the Speedway yesterday
by defeating Andrew Crawford's bay trotter In
vader in the final race. which decided the tied
between these two fast harness horses at the
meetings held in the last two months by the Road
Drivers Association The first heat of the contest
proved to be battle royal Invader led by about
a length at the quarter mark, in 0:29l3 according
TO the timers who stood at that point, but Coast
Marie on with terrific burst of speed in the
last quarter and carried him to a break beating
him out in 100 for the full half mile. The win
ner's time the fastest ever made in a race on
the Speedway. The PAGER won handily in the sec
ond heat Invaders hard effort in the first round
seeming TO dull his speed. The winners time IN
this heat LOB Coast Marie won the cup last
year
Another tie between William Scotts Ragland end
Arthur Mace's Annie Ramble necessitated q race
between these PAGERS The latter won in LOS and
l04l5, taking the cup given by Charles 3 Rice.
Five Of the seven cups won during the season went
PAGERS. Mr.. Scotts Ragland took the cup given
by T. J. La Place; DR.. Joseph Semon's POGO Estrela
the cup given by Andrew Crawford and Thomas J:
directors. The executive committees cup went
to Invader, and the W c. Floyd-Jones cup TO
Claus Bohling's trotting team a. j. d. and King
mond.
Most of the horses which have been racing in the
meetings the Speedway will now 40 to the En-
pre track where the New York Driving Club holds
its first meeting Saturday.
New-York tribune., 1907-06-16
WOMEN In HARD MATCH
MISS e. III. MOORE WINS,
Defeats Former National Cham plon
in Lazvn Tennis Singles.

The women's lawn tennis matches in the tour
nament the courts Of the Amackassln Ciup
Yonkers- on Hudson. provided the features yes
terday with Miss Elizabeth H. Moore winning
the singles and the women's doubles paired with
the former national champion. Mrs. W. ii. Fouch'
In each of these contests Miss Moore laceo her
young rival Miss Marie Wagner across the net
The latter in the singles made heroic efforts u
CAPTURE at least a set but was unsuccessful
Playing through the first set with rush thae
fairly swept Miss Wagner off her feet MISS
Moore captured the set at Glove. To the credlt
of the Younger player IT must be said that she
did not weaken nor let down on her game out
went into the second set with even harder ana
faster playing than in the first MISS moore was
hitting the ball SO hard and fast that Miss Wag-
nor experienced great difficulty in handling 1t
for the returns. Because OF this many Of her
shots landed in the net, but despite this she
played Miss Moore closely and lost the second
set at only Ga. A., "a
the doubles. defeating Mrs. George L. Chapman
and Miss Clover Boldt after three sets, at ~
IS ca The winning pair went through the
first set like whirlwind, each bringing OH ire
quent cross court and smashing strokes Iney
even led at 4-love on the second set, when MISS
Bodt the national doubles CHAMPION hau d
flash of her real form. The summaries toIloW'
women's singles (semi- final roundl-Miss Marie Wag-
ner. Hamilton Grange won from Mrs H. H. 0urui'A'
Final round-Miss Elizabeth II Moore. Kings County
Wagner, Hamilton Grange
Mems challenge cup singles second roundlf fia.'
Columbia. from II. A Davis. staten 1s!al'u' DS N
Third round-Dr. William Rosenbaum. Harlem. oe-
feated W D Lyon, AInackRssin 4-6, S-3. -.
doubles sem-f roHndlEMs; IT Sfs9fSs Side Ia
Chapman and Miss Clover Boldt Nyack and West 9I1e,
defeated Miss Marie Wagner and Miss flsh' HA''''0''
FinaI roundNMrs W Il Pouch and Miss Elizabeth H II.
Moore Povelton Kings County defeated Mrs Getss %
l. Charuan and Clover Bolt Nynck ana w est Sue'
Mems dou5es crst roandE BalknaP r. .,.1i1f. and r.
Perry won H. Phillips and c Gray 9y deauil' % 'on H
(;erlack and J. { Dennis from Dr. h + Ioyu atl4
mariner bv default; c. Boswick and A tonnes WotI
from H A Davis H. Lindley by defauIt II nson ri
and Z. II. Peiser 5. Homans and l. =" Al"SA
by default. . ,Yo,-... 5.faa.aa
F Fuller and w Y. Bennett. 64 ca HuGh IaIaht
and W. D. Lyon defeated \. Gerlack and J. D AeillS
Go 6-3 - ,-- ,-.-.... :,
Third round-H Hatcr and F. II. Peiser defeated o.
= 'Toucherj and II w Cunningham. Go, Sc
Mixed doubles tsemi- final Toundl-MTs and MT w II II
Pouch Poweton defeated Mrs, II. II. RWdick and IL
Hatch. 0-9. 4-6. e
New-York tribune., 1907-06-16

FLOUR AND MEAL-FIour quiet. with prices
order Rye was dull but steady. The following
prices qdSsl on t"e ~ 1rR ! sPr,s @
patents S4 5oa$o spring clears 50 6gs. 10 extra No
fancy. s. loo So 4o CoRNMAf barely steady: qaoted:
Kiln dried, 81 ~ to brand. BAGMEAL steady;
quqted: Fire white and yellow. 81 80; 81 40
Western spring 81 CO. midding SIS CO. G5ur
So 6alS s239$2S 80 SACKS niddIing s2as2e red das
S2d 5o; hominy chop SO 30 bulk. s24 20 sacks; oil
GRAIN-wHEAT'- wheat market to-day was ac-
W broke Ifg & a2 a IN i TS SRsHso York o%G & ana imSa
under heasy selling for long account partly stoposs
ma weather map indicating clear ana conditions
!owE and broomha issued bearish French report,
which. with favorable weather from and
when shorts tried replace wheat sold NO
, aItnE h a9 f@ren1'n ho"eyer now There was an i'm
opportunity put out bad Kansas prin-
Gpay relating 10 hot winds and also intimated that
largo export trade was pending. the effect OF this
which July In New York quickly advanced TO 9sS and in
Chicago to eO9sc There was como reaction from this
SepemScr gs and Be~rnber ~ o04 @ Soa ar a, ys &C,
houses it was said that there was an roii, s 0m 'Ssn
mand. but that bids were stn somewhat OF line.
The principal feature TO Continental cables was a de-
cline OF E4l marks at Berlin. BroomhaI tho
%9rds @ & shipments at 200 600 bush compared with 12
York York closed as foiows No red eOc elevator
No hard winter 091sc o b afioat. COTiN-The feat
E OF % corn rs, IN N MeW M York was trade in Deosmber at
cline from thu previous day At the West the market
opened easter In sympathy with wheat on perfect
weather In the belt but reflect the
subsequent strong upturn In other markets. On the rally
for export Receipts at Chicago considerably the
elevator and eo aeost. No WHIT, g go closed e9S.S
y"ov 20 onoat oATsFoor,n ThSe S-c c. and No
cline OF Sc oats turned stronger and buying OF
mission were on both sides Of the m9SSe, h,
ga @' n mae @ IN NsT York h oGssd s "a as ~ follows 10 Mgs 20
clipped white 80 to 40 10. 499Sso RYE-NomnaI
New-York tribune., 1907-06-16
CLEVER YORK ON COURTS,
Tscenty-three Competitors in Harlem
Clubs Tournament.

With an entry list Of twenty-three competi-
tors the open tournament began yesterday on
the courts of the Harlem Lawn Tennis club
1S1st street and Seventh avenue. w. D. Chase,
Hamilton Grange, played an exciting match IN
the first round, In which he defeated u. l.
Honey by close point score. at 6-3, 81. Both
men proved to be hard and swift drivers. and
their shots for passes and placement were clev-
erly executed DR.. J. Lumbard won his first
round contest after prolonged series OF deuce
games with Or. J. 4. McAlichael Then he faced
the young expert George Salnger VINO was put
on his mettle 10 win over the steady veteran
and only came through 10 the third round at
6-4 7-5. The summaries follow;
Mems. singles tGrst round}-E Leyentriu Harlem.
defeated II W Robinson. Harlem, T-5. 0-+, W l.
Chase. Hamilton Grange. defeated d l. Honey; Har-
lem. B3. G-I George SaliuBer, Hollywood COR club.
defeated NJ. Sternfed. Ncw York b. default. Dc.
J. Lumbard. Harlem defeated Or. J. a. McMichael
Harlem 81 g.
second round. c. Torrey. Harlem defeated Dr. ..
CioldnarlS Harlem. e. Go: George SRlpger Holly
wood Gof club. defeated Dr. J. LumbaTd. d. 10.
New-York tribune., 1907-06-16
BIG FOOTBALL MEETING.
Plans for Selecting officials for
Games Are Discussed.

The central board OF officials of the American
intercollegiate football rules committee met last
night at the Murray Hin Hotel and discussed with
managers, delegates and representatives Of the
Jority OF the Eastern colleges who to be the
officials OF the big college games. 1t was decided
make a list OF officials time before the
season opened and submit this list for approval to
the various colleges The following resolution was
adopted:
That September l, in response 10 the official
list of officials sent out by the central body
such institutions were concerned by IL should
send back complete schedule of the games to be
played, scratching or indicating such distinctly in
fefior games with smaller colleges over which
Jurisdiction of the central board is not desired
The list must indicate all the games to be put un-
der the central committees complete appointment
New-York tribune., 1907-06-16

unehanged Exports to-day from this port included
cattle and loo quarters OF beef the Minnehnha
London and 14oo quarters Of beef the ST Louis
port.
CALvES-Recepts were 1s6 head. and there Is
head sale All the offerings. with the exception o.
calf were Ohio veas and all sold at So 100 10 Tn
feeling just about steady Dressed calves quiet
Tz91hc n for city dressed veaIs and 6Gld1sc
country dressed
saies..Tobin & Shannon: Ohio calves I5s n aver
age, at Sc per 100 10.
Newton & Co.: 1 Virginia calf. 100 70. at SO.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts IL :, u
head. OF which for slaughterers and fo
the market making. with the stale fun q
sale Very few sheep wanted and prices Yearling
entirely nominal; lambs lower and hard
SELL and 10 of stock likely 20 be carried
Common fairly good Virginia sold s49S5 pea
100 10 and fair to prime Southern lambs at 81 5QSS
Dressed mutton slow S1s4l11z 10. dressed year
lngs at 10G12c and dressed lambs at 13G15c-
Saes-Kerns Commission Company: 239 Virginia lambs
rs 70 average. IS per 100 252 20 10. 81 so
2a2 do. 20 10, at 81 50 $50 do 81 10 az 81 % virgins
sheep III 10. So 36 do 90 10. 81 90 Late yester
day: 256 Kentucky lambs. 81 10. at ST so -
Mcpherson 2+7 Virginia lambs. 70 10. at So: ice
do "A 10 at ss 26o do II 10 at S. sheep 90 10 az 5.
Newton & Co: Pas Virginia lambs. u 10 at SS 2Ii
y 10 at 81 u.s. 200 do II n at 81 75 257 do 81 10
at 81 65: Is sheep. 115 10, at 81 90.
HOGS-Recepts q cars. or All head all FOR
the market Nothing doing in live hogs Norninally
steady Buffalo advtces.
yesterday)-S. Judd * Co: state hogs. 2<s
10. SO co per 100 10.