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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-07-18

House, who is charged with the murder
OF Charles y. Burnap at Lake Quinsiga-
mond on July 10 to-day waived eyarl
nation and was held without hail for
the grand jury, Mary Rrennan,who was
arrested last week, following hor own
statement that she shot Rurnap, has
been released at the request Of District
Attorney Taft
Tho State police have discovered the
woman who found the body OF Buriap
beside the road last Tuesday afternoon,
She Is Mrs. Alphonsine Naudreuil, wi
dow of Joseph C, Naudreull, who was
one Of the best known residents AT the
south end Of the lake. Mrs, Naudreuii
lives during the summer at villa Nau-
dreuil. south OF the Edgemere, and she
was driving toward North Grafton when
she saw Burnap's body. She notified the
occupants Of tho Lilly Pond House. the
nearest house to the scene, that a man
was hurt on the roadside, and continued
on her way.
Mrs. Vaudreuil speaks very little En-
glish. and realizing this and not know
ing that the man was dead she thought
she had done her fun duty in informing
the people who could speak English and
who would be better able than she was
To give the injured man aid.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-07-18

powder. to be shot OF high In the air a
second or two before he sid from the
cannon with hts folded parachute, Civ
Ing the appearance to those below OF a
man being blown from the guns
mouth.
When the powder exploded part Of the
force and fire OF the explosion went the
wrong way and caught him. His shoes
were torn from his feet, his light cloth
ing was ignited and part OF his hair was
scorched from his head,
Raymond set of the powder with a
long fuse There was n binding fash
and he felt pain AL over his body, but
his presence Of mind enabled him to re-
tain his grasp on tho parachute. He
said last night that his physical pain
was nothing compared with the fear that
his parachute might blaze up at any
time, and that he would he dashed to the
earth. The flames did not touch II, how-
ever, and he landed safely in field in
Nutley, some distance from Hillside
park,
He will have to remain In the hospi-
tai for several weeks. He had perform
ed the same feat many times without ac-
cident.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-07-18

tanned. ono is that spark from the
discharge of the after turret guns
noated back to the turret through a
gun port and settled on the powder
cases The other is that a spark
came fnom the smokestacks of the ship
and foated through the gun ports
A message from RoarAdmiral Good
rich in the afternoon requested hourly
bulletins on the condition of his son
and they were sent to various points
along the railroad line to be delivered
to him on the train as he hurried to-
ward Boston, whore he was due at
ten O'Clock Tonight.
As soon as the mon had been made al
comforta bic as possible those who We're
able to talk told something Of the har-
rowing experiences they had been
through, and nearly all the facts regard
ing the explosion soon became known.
BURNED BEYOND RECOGNITION.
recognition.
Soon after the men had reached the
ward Il was seen that Lieutenant Good
rich. Pair, Walsh and Thomas had but a
short time TO live. Lieutenant Goodrich
was barely alive al $40 o'clock hut he
rallied enough to give the surgeons hope
that his father would he In time to see
him alive. Thomas was suffering fearful
ly and begging pitcously that he miAlt
live but the doctors did not believe he
would last through the night.
Several incidents Of heroism lust after
the explosion We're related. Chaplain
Charles Charlton. the first officer to reach
the turret found Midshipman Cruise in
agony but he would not allow the chap
lain to do anything TO him.
! let mo alone; am all right. Look
after those other fellows" he said.
| In one or two other cases he met with
| the same spirit of self sacrifice.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-07-18
SITTING AT BRATTLEBORO
Pirst Time in Many Years for Wind.
hmm County Court

Brattleboro, July 15-For the first time
In many years, Windhrin county court
convened In Brattleboro to-day. the ses-
sion being the one which was adjourned
from the April term and was held be-
fore Judge w. II. Taylor Of IIardwick
in the county clerks office. Owing TO
delayed tra.as, Judge TAYLOR was unable
To get here until nearly three o'clock
The principal business Of the after
noon was that Of assigning the cases for
trial from the docket. The principal casa
Of the session is the hearing of the petit
tlon of II. j. and G. H. Davenport. pray
ing for the dissolution Of an Injunction
restraining Judge j. II. Tyler and Mrs
Ada Dowley, executors of the estate Of
the late @. s. Dowley from administers
ting tho estate and Mt the same time to
recover $1,000 on an action Of trover
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-07-18
GLADLY RECOMMENDS
CUTICURA TO ALL

"I have bad eczema for over fifteen
years, and have tried all sorts of remedies
to relieve me, but without avail. | stated
my case to one of my friends and he
recommended the Cuticura Remedies I
bought them with the thought that they
would be unsuccessful as with the others
But after using them for few weeks
noticed to my surprise that the irritation
and peeling of the skin gradually
decreased, and finally, after using five
cakes of Cuticura Soap and two boxes of
Cuticura Ointment It disappeared
entirely. feel now like new man. and
| would gladly recommend these RENE
dies TO all who are afflicted with skin
diseases. David Blum, Box A, Bedford
Station, N. Y, Nov. 6, 1906"
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-07-18
WAS ABLAZE IN THE AIR.
An Acronnut Has Narrow Escape from
BeIng Burned to Death.

New York, July l6,-Eugene Raymond.
a balloonist OF this city. is in the gem
eral hospital al Passaic, N. j., suffering
from serious burns about the faca, neck,
head, arms and legs from his feet to his
waist, resulting from an accident at Hin
side Park, Relleville, n. J., on Sunday
afternoon, while he was moro than two
thousand feet above thu ground II Is
believed, however, that he win recov-
or.
Raymond was giving an exhibition OF
what aeronauts call the cannon act"
We assembled on the inside OF sheet
metal cannon attached to the end OF his
balloon. He had receptacle filled with
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-07-18
NEARLY KILLED A JAP.
Mob Enragcd Over His Deliberate In
suit 10 the American Flag.

Los Angeles. July 1t. Yoni, a japan
Csc, employed as a wiper In the Southern
Pacific shops in this city, narrowly es-
ca ped serious injury at the hands Of an
enraged mob OF American workmen Sun
day, Yoni was wiping an engine on
which had been placed two small Ameri-
can flags. While at work Yoni turned
nnd deliberately spit upon one OF the
flags His action was seen by another
workman who pulled Yoni from the en-
Eine to the ground at the same time ac-
| quainting the other workmen with Yoni
act Crowds surrounded the Japanese
and nc was being roughly handled wher
he managed to elude his assailants ant
! escaped.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-07-18
IIlitted.
REJECTED DELEGATE DEAD.

The Hague. July 16,-Tohun a member
of the Korean mission TO the peace con-
ference that was refused official recogni-
tion, died suddenly here yesterday and
was buried to-day In the old Eikendaan
cemetery. wild reports rcga riding the
death of Tohun were circulated after his
internep. It was declared in some quar-
teres he had committed suicide, while In
others It was asserted his death was not
natural. The doctor who attended Tohun
staIes with emphasis that the man died
OF apoplexy.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-07-18

warships have been welcomed Joyously
In French ports" the President contin-
ued, ''to convey to President Roosevelt
how this visit has touched MS and how
sincerely we associate his esteemed per-
sonality with the we'll wishes we enter
tain for the country of which he is the
chief executive and whose noble qualities
he SO worthily incarnates, l drink 20
President Roosevelt and the prosperity
and grandeur ~ the American nation ana
its valiant navy"
Admiral stockton in reply reciprocal ted
the cordial expressions of the French
President.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-07-18
WANTED FOR ANOTHER MURDER.

San Francisco. July l6-James Court
ney, alias "Loadville jim" upon being
discharged yesterday from San Quentin
penitentiary where he had served SEN
tence for the Killing Of Policeman f. c.
Robinson. FIVE years ago. was immediate
~ rearrested, Advices from the police OF
New York say Courtney is wanted there
for the murder of Clara Ensleharlt in
1901. Officers are expected TO arrive In n
day or two to take the prisoner East.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-07-18
GAMBLING DEBTS.

by the way, links, can yau pay that
hundred ! lent You last week? just lost
all my ready money at bridge"
Look here. Binks, I hope you don't
think I'm going to pay your gambling
debts" brooklyn Life.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-07-18

Owing 10 a hitch between the select
men and the MANAGEMENT Of the Chelsea
electric light plant the streets OF that
town are in darkness as are also the
public buildings
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-07-18
PHIPPS HELD FOR JURY.

Waived Examination ON the Charge OF
Numbering G. L.. Burnnp.
Worcester. Mass, July l6.-Frank w.
Phkps, proprietor OF the Lilly Pond
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-07-18
Little Son Had Eczema

"My son when four years Of age had
eczema on his body and limbs and SUI
fered badly Cuticura Remedies were
recommended to me and | gave the
complete treatment trial and at tina
end of the third month my son was cured.
cannot say too much in praise Of Cuti.
cu7a Remedies and am always ready te
recommend them to others Mrs. G. II.
Conat, Box Sll, Rockland, Mass, Dec,
II. 1905"
Helpless Infants cured of Tor.
txring, Disfiguring Humors,
Eczeras, letters, RaShes, Itch.
ings and Irritatiors, owe moro
to Cuticura Soap and Cuticura
Ointment than to all other rem-
edies combined. No others 90
pure, SO sweet, SO speedily
effective. May be used from birh.
Complete E1ternsi and Internal Trestn.n, for E~sry
hhmol Of Infants Children, and Adults oopsixs Of CvA
ga Soap (2jc) to Cleanse the Skin, Cucurs O!nmsu
0ss to Heal the SKIN, and Cucura Resov emit (Sne u
pc :ser Of Cfscese Coated Pills. 25c. per vial Of r. =
frSty tho Blood Sold throughout the weslt rsaN
- NAisS ne, Trssu.. "a H. sfS ssS fls,s-
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-07-18
ECZEMA 15 YEARS
WITHOUT RELIEF

friend Recommended Cuticura -
Uses Five Cakes Cuticura Soap
ard Two Boxes Of Cuticnra Clint
ment end is Entirely Cured Feels
Like New Man.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-07-18
Teas and Coffees

Ruy direct Of IMPORTERS thus SAVING
the iobbers' and retailers PkOFlIs.
Best Coiiee-28c better than
ANY 85c or 4Oc store cofree. Fine AROMA.
fLAvORand COLOR Other grades. lac up.
Cost Teas--38c s stnrs tsa INV We p .U.
i,ively Import and sell hrst.clnss goods only.
We sell direct to you at LESS than your
local store has to PAY for the SAME
goodsl ExPREss PAID on o ID. orders
or over. We eater TO the select nEsTAU;
RANT, 80 AnDiNu HOUSE and FAMILY
TRADE. WritO US TODAY and we VIII
send full Information WHY we are able
aud willing 10 sell to yon direct at WHOLE
SALE PRICEs. Write TODAY 10
?. L. GRAY q CO., Importers,
220 Milk st., BOSTON, MAS s.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-26

Re4 ys6S SSgHS s sod R' Ns6 Th S 61Hn1 6 Si
raw, Csc: LARD OIL. TsQs0c. .e,o- j.,
live hogs and rather Light recepts at Cheago Jae pt
vision market was generally firm al day ana closed az Ias
Out q 10000 hogs at the West Chicago e3ntTio1ted
for Saturday at Chicago 10000 PORK-stsady. 0uoted
hasi 81 1s a6tS 3 a Mds 5 Ss sS:' 5o S Slsy s5s o
packet. $uQ$l2: extra India mesa so SOq$2S BEEb
f QS6i9 96oa s6oa at s6: ls5 r. s6 iso n sc
9 }9to I6 & s2e DiFs ss glSsS @ GUr ~ "a oe
10. 10 QlOSe Ia 10 10q10Ac Picked hams duh; quoted
sk se fDF a6sd aais @ western SsS IUins Prime
SSSS0S9 ogst @ 6S,!5 ra s61F % a40sS at b
l9e; lle Brazil; kegs Il T5e Compound arm; quoted at
iaTd stsar,ps Iofl ioI5o 0a0'a' O'sO' CIV
RIG1Rloe @ was EEn az primary point. and steady 70
tatons follow; Domestic screenings. siA934c. second
64o extra fancy heads 6G6Ssc; Japan domestic. 8ss Q
SSHeo Patna 5AGG0; Java. 4S95Ho RansOon- In bond
suGAR-Euainsss in refined sugar moderately 40
ye & without @ Important change In Prtesa and ths not %
sranuatsd The following list prices subject 70 ?
s days? est aono SG Ss Eagle Sbsa co.
cut loaf and crushed 66Oo; mould 5loo cubes Eagle
6O6cI xxx powdered 4e6o; powdered coarse powdered
Giated 490oT ESge % S eaPto8s f aIe gaauated late So;
SaEs & So S16o so & b bass 90 aO h dSSo - o - 6asa s so
Easle fine standard ganuatsd and diamond a. 4s0c;
SSlo; 20 Q. El6c No TO- SoSo No IL &C; No ~ 9SSci
nominay steady. and latest reports had i
Aa taes 95 S6oan sugar ste yesteray n AZ
prompt to February EebruaTySaEch shipment DUTY
Sho: muscovado 30, and nOlassss sugar 50 test 2Ac
london sugar best were dull ths basis Of IS sAd for
port; Total stocks Europe America, 9TOS 242
s dsorsaso q stock IS 2o6s TOMS ' against
q 225 oo5 last week Total stocks and afoats togsshsr
last yeag. or a decrease Of 261.OO8 tons
New-York tribune., 1907-01-26

scarce. were male at hfghar prtesA Nsw
los 6sSr but osasF aTs kinds unsn9sS ysz
qualities Of nearly ali kindS hsd Ta CSlifornIx ea1
% Lower OtAeF Vegetables without Q1Ota6ls ehang.
or Ma Msni per 6sg y 7O9Sl IS 90 fOns Island per 20.
1so ~ so IS % per sack 81 S7Ssl 55 % 1 Jsss- -
BST BSST S:sk e. q s7gs1 50; sIvEr PoTATOEs Vnsan E
81 OSS S. DO per- 20 bssRs 3sRs scS Be- STsa Ss sS r
Ks ssT soh 5g7ch, slg82; ATIOHOKEs FRENCH par DOZEN.
Sells SPROUTS per quart 56i2s: BfSIs-s nearby Ga
sSs? S? a. slSI @ 30; eS New Orleans old per 100 5Eshs-
i * ~ Washs per Dbl 81 759S2 90 InsaAis 81 50
sIRs ss1SRs per 100 punches S29$3; DO BsTdN per orzs
Sa; d9 red s2oq$95; CACLLELOWER9 California. par
per basket ss sG 81 ps a 4ss case . ISsS DO EsTas7
@ sss 9nd WsssT1 per dozen 10000 DO California per
ss PEI 8sn s ss1 's So. 90 Ra ss @
Ssi TTsSe6 per dozen 81 25SsI 50 S Eb1e Bsgs
ee Cba ri IslSe; EGGPIANIs Elqda per box sc.
S6rfd p:r TT Ss 45aa9s 5ass R 9S sgnIRs & sea-
New orlsshs PEI 6bl. Sass: TTMi sEhSs s1 ssrSuda &
wh5se white per Dbl s39s6 do yellow. s29s2 SO DO Td g 80
red s1SsI 62: DO state ana western Sits Per csats
ss2 g 5{9 90 % Si G s1s os s 81 s s. g % SS n & s
bunc6ss sdss; ~ vi4Sa d No9ss cSi @r, en-
Rer basket 2596Oc; do Cuban. per ssqs3 25T oA
Elorida per basket s2S$T; PEPPEEs tloFds per ear.
ss4 B 81 2 So SRe1 5rsan. sG0 per S6 6 SnHehs % & % s.
81 S9 sS9 5eS5auea "a Per box S1gs1 SO PFsSI2S EsE 81
basket f1GS2; RoMAISE New Orleans. per o6l. sSrssi
90 Florida, Per basket s18SS; do Bermuda, per eo2
81 6OqS3 do French, Dozen 81 50lS1 %; SPINACH
Norfolk. per bb. S19S1 20; STRING EBAfy5 51orfea-
good fancy. per basket crate s40s5 90 Srssn
81 eOqS1 TO- % marrow 81 5Gs1 75i dq FloEiaa White
per box S10&3: DO yellow, croOkneck, &1Gt3 50; 90
Cuban. white per crate S1QS3: TOMATOES FoT46z Per
s9ETsT s2qs+ d9 SUDAN 81 sass % other wes Ias4
- 2S2 SOi do California. Eat 91GS1 boi TUF
NIPs Canada. rutabaga, per bbl 9Oo; 40 Jersey ara
s 49, W Wksss 59isRs ves e5 So bS6cSs ao SssF ss S no
HAY AND W-HAT-Thrsatsnins wsa1hsr pre-
vented stimulating effect upon hay today
last prices ruled and nominal Prime LOTS targs
hold well, but the market b regarded n zeal
trade bsttered condition Poor hay In ANAL bales.
the moment, decided drug We quotes Prime. large
bales. per 100 n. 81 10; T. 0JSl OTisI No ESQ
sIA0i No SSS Ac; shipping s00S2l8c; clover mixed
SSf9oci clover clear, IJ1S21ac- STRAW-StsaAy
for really useful Selections oe pri-
Vate valuation at the Receipts today
Hudson River Railroad s4Oi Eis. 10; Pennsylvania 12O
delaware, LaokaWanna & Western. 90: Lshigh Valley
2O Baltimore Ohio %; Central o. New Jersey 2T0S
total $50 tons Receipts OF straw. 70 tons.
IoledO. Jan. 20.-CLOVERSEETl-Cash IS a.
es As; February IS 471a March IS 624; Aprt Ss sTl
TIMOTHY, So % ALSIKE, 81 T5.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-26
contract prices in the local marks. to-

COTTON-Ths cotton market md ir-
regular yesterday with trading quiet Sales for the
closed steady at net decline Of 2Qs points the
old crop. with October point higher. The opening
point, but the market quickly eased of a net de-
clino OF about f46 points under selling by some OF
the more tmid OF yesterdays buyers and bear
tomorrows rsceipts and bearsh predictions as 10 The
visible supply showing At the decline there was a
renewal OF the buying By local bulls noted
continued talk OF late planting season owing 10
open weather during the early winter and reports
from the South that mills buying the low grades
more freely After working up TO a net advance Of
late trading under realixng and closed practically
the low point Of the day on the old crop months
there win be big rush for the good grades from the
crop available, while the old crops n
local market thought likely particsl-
iary weak 1 later @ in the se9s01 R some Operators on
from the current crop. Southern spot markets
generally unchanged 20 nc higher. Spot sales the
English market were smaller and one private cable
received saying that English spinneTs were we'll
bought ahead. Spot people buyers OF the
positions during the early trading here but there
no specal feature the trading which was chiefly
figures follow: Port receipts 299.155 bales. against
1859 last year, overland 20 mills and Canada.
el7 against 1883 last Southern mill takings
estimated, $4,000 bales. against $1,000 last year,
interior towns. 1850 bales against gain
OF bales last year: brought into sight for the
week. 8s5192 bales against 19e.4ss last year.
6sso $50 last year; overland mills and Canada
7a26s3 bales against 517.430 last year. Southern
talkings 122sO00 against ll5loOo last stock
sDferfOr towns in September L
brought iUxo sight thus
for season. e57O.s2O bales against year
The movement is for 147 ~ays this season.
against its last season
OF contract prices in the local market was
New-York tribune., 1907-01-26
OTHER MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago jan 2S-cATTI1B-Receipts about 2.ooo hssei
marcel sfeasy dull; 20 best stesrs, ssg1I
COVE ssQss s5 hefers 81 SogS5 50; bulls 81 IoSst w
csIve, S26Qxs stOceTs feeders ~ ooSt& So HOS6
Psossss out 900 head: market 100 highsri choice
hsavy eunx So 1895 50; light butchers 50 7ose 7
lght miSss So 7ogs6 75 choice light. SO 7Odse 77 ;
"a 7SsSs SEE. ~ ksceipss about 1000 head; market
v.aks sfesp sSQss 65 yearings. 81 oo9ss c0s lambs
gsssss csty Jan 25-CATTLsE-Reoeigts, 800 head.
Including Sy southeTns; market steady % weak choice
ypof d orsEed beef steers s. g0so COZ fair 20 GOOD
Qf5 30: western fed steers 80 1909 l5 stocers and
feesers 81 81 CO; Southern ssere 50 9S5 70; Southern
coWs 81 1s3 20; native s2 Ss ~; native heif-
era Sslsz SO balls s81s4 -: calves. 50 s7 60 HOGS
scssps 1000 head; MARIE loo hgaer TOD. ~ 10 bug
sf .ais+ Ye f6se T2 heavy SO 7$5 20; packers 50 IS
use 20; pss and iights 50 S1Qse ez stEEp-Reosipts
1000 hesf: msref weak; lambs. So 50sI 30; and
yssrin0s 751ss 20; western feo yesrnzs sogse COZ
- l51ss %.
csneinnafi Jan 25-Ho0s Actiyei butchers and ship
pers. 50 s7nQS8 80; common. 81 eog3o u. CATTLE
10 SHEEP steady 81 25aso T. LAMBS STEADY. 81 25
East Buffalo. Jan. 2s.cAT7I.E- Receipts. 100 hssai
firm; prime steers SO 6c <e 10; shipping sogo 90 butch
s5 81 togss 20 go had ssVs s .a se
ssss Sglea 1gs, heavy s9sa es o as1 - 1s5s 9ss s9 s
hhi-hf AND LA MB5-Escepts u 500 head sheep seuys
e ksaty lambs opened active sno closed siows year
nzsA ~ eoots a.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-26
mo MORE COMPETITION" !"
Witnesses Make Further Allegations
Against Hartman Roads.

Portland Orea Jan 25.-Asserting that oompeti-
fion between the Union Pacific and Southern Pa
chc Is a thing OF bygone days, witnesses to-day
before Franklin K Lane, sitting the Interstate
Commerce Commission. declared that the allied
Hartman lines charged unreasonable rates for
carrying railroad ties 90 San Francisco Bay points
90 prevent the Western Pacific Railroads procur-
fng Oregon ties; that the passenger acccmmoda-
tons on the Oregon Railroad q Navigation Com
pany and the Southern Pacific lines poori that
the steamship service between Portland and San
Francisco is inferior to-day TO what it twenty
years ago. and is poor as 20 handicap shippers
ana that the Eastern shipper gets dscriminative
rates which enable him 20 underseu the local
firms in their own territory. The charge IS also
made that IN addition 20 poor service, the Harrf
man water line to San Francisco has raised its
rates so that with uncertainty OF obtaining gall
ing dates local shippers are compelled 70 use the
railroad routes.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-26
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

New YORK January - 1907
s e e2 ess' e d 6o5s sSs 5o @ 8 3. s 3 "a
o3 stae-s Vr stSs SrS NJ &c. % % - IS 3sS ~ Ss
Sssa SS 5 a SSa e6as 's & cU os car g os ' 1Sa .s Ss
late hsid ever, Common 70 prime atssss soId al
5S SS cows "a a, s. 56SS4 i5 hs Il : az q g I s
London cables quoted cattle steady az ili3i5o par
nS @ GsSSd Use, Wsg' @ s1nhng m ne o I've s1ssR ss las
0S, loS per ger nj no shiPne9ms m fOm tni. RSrt oay L0o
and $50 quarters 0f beef SchaTzzchld sulz6sryu
o GRsTsp viii III take slS dssss soi S "a ssass
- Sz9e{Sri & ger the PnadsDhe viii take out 2sSo qnasrs
sch sshl@ sul5hsrgeri the CsmDsnia 1870 QusEtsrs tor
reported as sailing wednesday win finally re- 81 on
total Port soE the wssk SS z s0S5 oss s
Great Britain with the exception cattle and 70
sates-1sFns Commission Company, 10 ulruoss rss-r-
47s9 4s9 70 ct S. 90 10 Do 1sn 70 at SO; = Onao 90,
s. s. q ~ Is virginia 90 s92 n At SA as 10 S Ii53 D.
P.a1!Fgissss sFaSss23 Steers c9' aHs Is qas9 2. s m
? IS a' & ,a, 1O do sS q 1os 3 s q d 5a 81
& Sc Il r g 8 g sS 81 i 81 e q So y q
s S. a 5 s s. : 9: q E 4 = 3 81 s.
n .s saaPdsEsi q s Il y 3 ohiS los ,tGs Ia9 n 80 w
s4 49, 81 1l0O p az d. isO n a % IS % 90
199 Ss5 + R'i.sF; !, i52s r S1s ia * s0 az
Newton Co.. Is ohio tsd e1 vssSs ~ s - ,ar1 n :, e.. "a
oAo o. g ss'T' 8 i 1a2s 81 s Psa:s1 Ess a. q 4
J. 5namberg & SOM 20 Ohio stsers 1915 -. AZ "a
CA44V ES-keceipts So head. ali for ths
making With the stale calves 80 sale most oy hiaH
were western Indiana and Kentucky stock Vsals wars
Nearly cars were held over. Of which tNs A,s
street yards Common 70 prime 5OSSe fS
per 100 h. Indiana and az a. 5Os 7s,
few baTnyard calves at SSi dressed cavas stsay al s
reaching lac country dreszsd sold al TH4l8o.
saleS-MoEhsrsOn g Cot veal h. At 50 IS u,r 100
le 90. g. h. at 50 IS; 90, 90 n 50 5oi do sY s
at 80 %; oaruyard calves. ass 70. at 81
e s. I6i AZ Kentucky Do 800 Ib IS 50; do 1s IL "A
TObin 3 shaunOns veals 1os n. ssrn
Newton 4 C0t veal. 1SO Ibs az So 5Ol DO I'D u.
SHEEP AND L.AATRS-Rsceipts vvsr. earn or 4 srs
head all for the market making with the ove
yesterday. 1874 be sOld Jersey CIV s.p
were almost nominal but about steadyi sesrs en-
cline OF 15d25o from Wednesdays prices tor zras
and 25Gl5Oc others were unsod az n iaf,
hour Poor 90 medium sheep sold S3S4 per Ibr
fair to prime lambs at 81 12a9$T S. Dressed mutton
prime slightly exceeding Quotations: oo
dressed hothouse lambs slow S9s11 per carcass
Saes-NewtOn & Co: 16S lambs, n avsraz.
at 81 Is per 100 ei 19s do "a ~ 81 s0i Is9 do ss
ss ~ at - SO; 16 40. 90 70 at IS sO 10 DO % n ss
SS; Ohio do. 10 n. ct S.
Kerns Commission COmpany-216 BurafO lambs a
70 e. Is5; 215 do 50 n ae g. a3s @. 72 z, &c
ESQ do. ss 70. az 81 so; 241 do SS n at 81 25 s1o
e. Judd & Co.: ais Buffalo lambs. IS n, at SRA
HOGS-Rsceipts were 22 cars or Ss55 head an Tor.
dressed hogs UNCHANGED at So 99o per 70 Medium
weights. and Ga Q Ice for light hogs
Salss-TObin & shannon Gall late yssterdaY)--lfe
state pigs sS n average. as 81 90 Per 100 s rouxh