davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-18
Miss Oretta PetiygOve, Daughter Of F. W. PettigOve,
Finds Burglar in Residence on Sixteenth Avenue,
But Puts Him to Flight.

A burglar who yesterday tried to
rob tho residence Of H. W Petty.
grove. 800 10th av.. wealthy res.
ident OF Renton Hiii. was discover
cd and put 10 route by Miss or.
lettA Pettygroyo. a well known 30.
ciety girl Of the younger set, aud
the daughter OF Mr. PettygrOve.
A report Of the affair was left at
police headquarters. but as moth.
Ing OF value was taken. 80 far as
known, II is not believed that the
investigation viii be pushed
Miss Pettygroye was engaged In
an errand 30 the basement Of the
residence when she encountered
the skulking figure Of the robber,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-18
STRIKE OF
JEWELLERS

Thirty employees In the factory Of
Joseph Mayer q Bros. jewellers.
walked out Wednesday afternoon
and all attempts to adjust matters
today failed The union asked for
a half holiday on Saturdays, double
time on holidays and pay for over.
time The firm granted two OF the
requests but refused 10 acccde 10
the demand for pay Tor overtime.
Also the firm has employed a man
Objectionable 10 the union whose
discharge was demanded.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-18
BURGLAR ROUTED BY.
YOUNG SOCIETY GIRL
MYERS RsJolNs TEAM.

= Benny Myers aud u. - Dug.
= dale got together this morning.
4 and the center fielder took the
= train this afternoon for Ia.
a coma. Though Benny had
4 stated that II was all of be.
= tween him and Dngdnlc. aud
4 though Dug had stated tl9t lie
= would not pay Myers fines,
= the striking player and the
= munager managed 10 patch up
= their troubles. and Il was an. !
a nouncod late this afternoon
= that Benny would be back Ia
= the game from now on. For !
4 all OF which tho fans are duly
\ grateful.
4 4 A A A 4 A A 4 A A ,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-18
WOODMEN'S
RECEPTION

The head camp officers Of the
Woodmon Of the World, now in the
city for the ninth annual head camp
session. were rendered a reception
last night by Home Camp, No. 2S6.
The convention Will be opened
Wednesday morning at The Grand
Opera house when the public rs In
vlted TO attend Sen Samuel n.
Piles will make the address of wei.
come
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-18
MUST STERILIzE BOTTLES
CITY TO PURCHASE
WATER WORKS

Tho council fire and wator com.
mittee last night voted 70 buy the
water system at Columbia City
from the Columbia Heights nyndi
cato for $3.50 The syndicate want.
ed 81 200
Tho council has rejected the Of
fer Of G. W Corllss TO sell the city
the York water works for $1,000
or $4,000 including the ground
whereon the reservoir stands
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-18
TAKING OF EVIDENCE in
HAYWOOD TRIAL ENDED
RALPH SIMON IS JUDGE.

Ralph Simon. a well known attor.
neg Of this city, with offices tn the
Pacific building. has been an.
pointed justice OF the peace 60
take charge 81 The police court
work during the absence OF Judge
Gordon from Seattle
Judge Gordon leaves today for
the mountains on his annual yaca.
ton. lie expects TO remain away
Tor a month wilh bis family.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-18
MRS. JOHN H. M'GRAW
PASSES AWAY
ME Of Ex-Governor Of Washington and Prominent
Seattle Society Woman, Club Member and Charity
Worker, Passes Away al Providence Hospital

fled with social affairs and charity
work. In the immediate family
she is survived hy her husband, a
son, Thomas MeGraw. and a daugh.
Ter. Mrs Fred Baxter The funeral
viii probably be held from the fam.
ily residence, ii0t First av. ~
John A. McGraw, former governor
Of Washington. Is member Of the
realty firm OF Mce}faw, kitilnger a
Case, with offices IN the Colman
building. lie has been largely lden-
titled with the commercial and
political life OF King county and
the state Of Washington. and Is one
Of the best known men In the
state.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-18
WAL II MILE
nv SEWER

Superintendent Case OF the street
department, and his chief foreman.
Thomas. this morning performed
the unusual feat OF walking a mile
through a Eewor. wading in high
boots through the flow In the dark
tube from Rainier boulevard 10 the
tldeflats. This Is the first time.
so far as IS known. that anyone
but workmcn have entered the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-18

off longer than five years. Tho
United States will be involved with
the entire world
lie says In this way England ox.
poets to form an alliance with the
world powers
The planAtoFy positions show that
war "a inevitable
The stars predict American 81.
premacy In the conflict.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-18
AFTER ACCUSED
MURDERER

SAN DIEGO. Cal. July is shcr.
~ Campbell is expected 20 arrive
late this afternoon or this evening
10 take Frederick MaRiil and his
bride back to Clinton. III. to stand
trial on the charge OF numbering
the former wife Margaret Magili.
Frederick MagiiTs daughter. Is now
domiciied AZ the home 81 Magllfs
local counsel The accused say they
are more anxious than ever TO meet
their accusera.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-18
EXAMINING BOOKS
OF POLICE DEPT.

The experts employed BY the city
Who have recently completed their
Investigations Into the shortage of
John Ripliuger. defnuitinR city
comptroller, commenced their on.
animation Of tho books In the 20.
lice department this morning.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-18

sewer and tho first time any one
has walked through II since Il was
built, 10 years ago.
None the worse for wear from
HIS unattraciive subway journey,
the street superintendent reported
that the tunnel was IN fine shape
and the reports Of cavingln I'M
founded The north sewer viii be
Investigated tomorrow.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-18

/ After an illness of several DAYS
H. John n. MeGraw. wife Of ex,
&ov John H. McGraw. died this
Sornlng al Providence hospital
fhe husband and members Of the
Immediate family were az the bed.
4 "a when Mrs McGraw expired,
Mrs. MeGraw was first taken sick
! week ago and was later removed
k.the hospital where an operation
&as performed for stomach trouble
The remains are az nonnoy Wat.
|ons. No arran gements have been
nde for the funeral
Mrs McGfaw was enc OF the
|esl known women In this state
|nd has been prominently idcnti
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-18

Is survived by hor husband. Charles
F.. Gianchilcld. a son, g. ~.
stAnchneld. and three daughters.
Mrs r. r. Clark. OF Fairbanks; Mrs
Ed Young, Of Nome. and Mra John
y Clancy. OF this city. Hcr hus
band ia now IN San Francisco OF
business aud has been notified BY
telegraph.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-18

NEW YORK. July fs.--Francis
r. Cavanaugh. Of Boise.I Idaho.
was badly Injured IN a headon au-
t0mobile collision al 2 O'Clock this
morning. and he cannot recover.
Chapman Ropes. of M0rriatown. y.
]. Is also probably fatally Injured.
The machines we're reduced 20
scrap iron and are scattered over
a radius Of 80 feet
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-18
TO PLACE SWiTZER
UNDER BOND

The authorities have practically
arranged 20 ask that II G. switxer.
Of 98f cath av.. who was arrested
on Tuesday by Detectives 7. Ryan
and McClurE, charged with brutal
conduct toward his family. be
placed under heavy bonds TO keep
the peace
The officers making the arrest
charged that Swiixer has tried 10
All his wife, and IN other ways has
been guilty of brutal conduct 60
wards his family The man Is Htill
held In jail. and the police will
aak that his peace bonds be fixed
at $500
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-18
COMPERS Is CALLED INTO
TELECRAPHERS STRIKE

CHICAGO. July tS.-That the
telegFaphers' strike is nearing a
crisis IN this city Ia evidenced By
she summonInE today o. President
eiompers Of the American Fedora
ton Of Labor and other members
Of that Organization 10 Chicago for
a conference. GompeTs was sum.
moued BY Small. who Is said 10 b.
on his way here.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-18
SWELTERING
new YORK

NEW YORK. Joy 49, Eight per
sons have died from heat in this
city up 10 I o'clock this afternoon.
The hospitals are crowded The
thermometer was 9S at noon and
still climbing. Tenement families
are camping at Coney island and
also eleeping In The parkas
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-18
HOPERS RETURN
HAPPILY WED
FIND BLANK DEED
ON BlSWRhGER

a blank deed was found hidden
in the lining Of the coat worn hy
George uiawanEer. arrested yestef
day on the charge of forging deeds
20 property. and "a regarded as val.
liable evidence By the prosecuting
attorneys office. II bore the no.
tafial stamp Of Charles b. Alien
District Of Alaska. and ia believed
% be one OF those which Allen IL
claimed % have used The authori.
ties say thoy have an accomplish OF
iiiswangers located Ia California.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-18
Board Of Health Issues Orders Which May Put Small
Milk Dealers Out Of BusineSs--Will Insure Con-
smers Against Germs From Dirty Bottles.

orders have been Issued from
ne board " health that no milk
Doitiea shall be- used By dairymen a
second time without sterlllzing.
The order has created cOnsterna.
,ion among che small dairymen or
nose ofiVdss Of wagons whose milk
sua bottles are bought Wholesale
ION The large dalrymen.
ihe effect Of the order viii be. g
saia 10 drive The small dealers
Wen and good says the health
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-18
ON
CHIPPEWA

Great eNcitement was occasloned
last night because Of the non ar
rival of the steamer Chippewa. 81
tho ALASKA Steamship company She
was due 20 arrive az $50. Not AN
~ after midnight dld she make
her ianalnE and then she steamed
IN Elowii
She bnnho down and for two
hours drificd IN the straits off Trial
island A. 9 o'clock she reached
Port Townsend One 81 the cccen.
tries had slipped and stopped tho
triple eMlanaion engines. necessl
tating hours Of work
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-18
scHMiTZ PLANS NEW
ATTACK.

SAN FRANCISCO. July fs.-In
fhe bear future Eugene r. schmitz
|Alli apply Tor a writ Of prohibition
fesfFasning Dr. Taylor from per
FoEmiHg the duties Of mayor. The
4 ppeal VII BE- based on the ground
fhat until the supreme court rem.
pes decision on the conviction
~ ne superior court Schmltz Is
Fiill the legal mayor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-18

officer; bottles must be storillz-
cd.
Small dealers who have no plants
for sterilizing simply rinse out the
bottles after being omptied and re-.
fiil and distribute the again.
The bottles meanwhile have
been IN many houses and they are
ofttimes put To other uses not
pleasant TO contemplate
There ls some talk Of the small
dealers Joining 10 put In o steril.
izing plant at some convenient
point
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-18

OAKLAND. Cal. July is.--Pend-
Png the arrival In Chicago OF Pres.
deat Small. no Developments are
fxpecsed In ths local telegraphers'
&tTike.
FwentY operators from the east
peat 70 Nork In the Western Union
,his morning.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-18
KOREAN cAsINET OUT.

SEOUL. Korea, July Is
The cabinet has resigned II
! is reverted the emperor was
angry AZ the ministers on &c.
} count OF having advised him
! 20 reaign. AT the enporor's
! urgent request Marquis Ito
! called on him this afternoon
4 4 4 4 a a 49, 4 = A
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-18

DETROIT. Mich. July is--A
eoria+vlde var will probably start
j JAY. 1905 This Is imminent.
eccofding 70 the astrological indi.
Esilons as Interpreted BY Prot Ly.
ban Stove. who predicted the span.
~ American var.
he SAYS war viii not be STAYED
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-18

NY nftNu FrFsN.l
WARSAW. July iS.--AntiJowlsh
DEMONSTRATION in Sklnoltz on the
lastriaH frontier has resulted In
~ death Of scores of Jews and
ksny are Injured The Jews are
|eesng toward the Austrian terri.
bry for protection.
Hundreds ot bodies Of women.
kndren and men filled the streets
sneF the shooting. The victims
here cut down Unfortunately.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-18
ELKS' BIG
PARADE

PHILADELPHIA. Pa. July is
Ten thousand Elks participated to
day ia the annual march down
Broad street Grand Esquire John
v. Sullivan gave the signal 10 start
and the line was led b. "A mounted
policemen and ~ Of Clnolunati's
QUEEN sahe" club. III Paso repre-
scented a Mexican bull fight Ia the
procession
Denver Eiks were mounted on
burrog The Boston delegates wore
the historic Rarb OF tho Algrlma
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-18
MRS. STANCHFlELD IS DEAD

49,, as Charles y. stanehneld.
a e,,se,i'sf.in'law N John D. CLANCY.
~. tnls morning at the family
IN ''asaco' $500 YeaIer way. aged
We remains are al BOnney.
'1toh 2. 80 funeral arrange
80 have been made.
q sianchfield. Who has resided
sAtsle for the Daai elghi searg.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-18
'UHWRITTER LAW
is PARDON BASIS

JACKSON. Mas. July iS.-Gov
Nardaman this afternoon pardoned
Mrs liirdsong the slayer OF Or
Butler Vardaman declared that
he based his action on the "un.
written law, which he says should
prevail in this state.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-18
|cLOUDBURST
KILLS MANY

HTTsBuRG. Pa. July 1s.--At
'eas' nine are dead aud much prop
fFiy damaged as a result ~
wednesdays cloudbHrst In eastern
Ohio and West Virginia.
Many railroads are washed out
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-18
MRS. THAW IS
EN- ROUTE WEST

WINNIPEG, Man. July 49, Mrs.
WAliam Thaw pissed through Port
Arthur, Ontario, last night en- route
TO Butish Columbia, thence 70 San
Francisco to visit friends.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-18

mittee raised money by subscrip-
ton from business men aud prop
erty owners and John II. Powell
was employed as attorney for the
league to secure the enforcement
of az least some OF the criminal
laws.
Tho leaders In this movement
soon became convinced that the al.
Turing profits taken from the op.
GRAFTON OF open public gambling
houses formed the powerful induce.
ment that stood back OF the loose
ness of the city administration
and they moved upon the intrench-
ments Of the gamblers by undertake
Ing to close mp their Joints.
Arrest a Gambler.
One Of the first Of their moves
was TO arrest gambler by tho
name OF Joe Wright. But the po-
lice department came 20 his rescue
and he escaped with nominal pun.
ishment After he had been releas-
ed on bail ON the charge made
against him by the league police
detective arrested him on the same
charge. accepted a nominal fine
from him, In accordance with the
practice then In vogue Of collecting
licenses. so that when he was
brought into court on the charge
made against him by sthe league he
entered the plea that he had been
already once punished for the Of.
Tense and was released
But John Powell knew the ma-
chlnory OF The law and he proceed.
ed to mas use of it as effectively
as the gamblers were doing. After
tConflnuea on paee en-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-18
NV Jse Smith,

While the city council of 1900.
1902 was playing into the hands OF
the big corporate interests intent
upon iootng the city Of valuable
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-18

win be introduced into the coun-
ell City officials have a half dozen
reports Of Riplinger's whereabouts.
running from Honduras 10 Iowa.
q. eER5ER's STORE OPENS
TOMORROW.
The new ladies' wear store to be
run by b. Gerber. az 1906 Second
ay.. will be opened tomorrow
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-18
JAILED in
MONTANA

Word has been received by shor
itt Smith that j. H. Hammock. form
crly OF Seattle. has been arrested
IN Hayrc. Mont. aud ia being held
subject 20 extraditlon proceedings
Hammock Il wanted here on the
charge that on july he forged an
order on the Great Northern rail
road for transportation from Seat
Tie 10 Montana.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-18

Entertain Relief Corps.
Mrs Ida McKerchef win enter.
tain the Stevens Relief Corps aud
their friends al 62a n. broadway on
Friday afternoon from 2 TO 3.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-18

tcontinued on page 50
The Washington herald., 1907-05-17
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.

New York. May l6-SUGAR-Raws were quiet but
uominaIy steady. The European beet sugar mar
ket was duh and easier, with MAY quoted at g.
lOizd. The worlds visible supply is 5.26oo0) tons
against 379cl0 tens same time rcar ago
BUTTEB-Beceipts 2.3i package. Market firm
Extra creamery. g.
EGGs-Receip,s u,O9s eases. Western frsts. &c
Market firm.
NAVAL STORES-Sriuts tuTcntine dull with
machine made barrels quoted at $50 % g. Easin
ruled firm at as 10 40 FOR common 20 good
srrair9d Tar held steady bUt quiet az 20 for Gil
barrels
MILL FEED-Firm. Spring bran in loolb
sacks 90 arrive lake and rail. 2369, mddIiags g55,
city bran. Z,o in bulk; Western rd dog. B.55. 20
arrive.
FLOUB-Stroug hut tr1de slow Spring patents.
527aj5o; spring. clears Gs5at21. winter straiEht,.
iOhiD. winter clears. I555150, Kansas IN sacks.
patents 4j3li70. rmigl.ts &lolA5l, clears. e5aasL
RYE FLOUR-Fim. Supply light 5s5ai6l
CORN MEAL-SronF. Small supply. Kiln dried
for export 30Ga2I5; coarse meal. in bags LleaIIs
HAY-Firm. fair demand Receipts o99 tons.
Prime timothy l25; No. ]. L21aL25
STRAW-Steady, long rye, 65.
BEEF-Fum. moderate business. Family l3 50a
l450. packet lG5lsll.50.
PORk-Fhm. trading moderate Mess I75als %.
family lao'
TALLOW-Inacti7e. City in hogsheads. 6ea6lz
LARD-Quiet. Prime Western, 959, city. so:
refined continent a55. refined Brazilian kegs. u65.
city stearine l0a0s; oleosearine, steady lCc Chi
c5go, l0l4.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-17
COTTON MARKET.

Quotations furnished by Dick Bros. & Co.. mem
bers of the New York and New Orleans Cotton ex-
changes, i2 II street northwest.
New York. NAY B.-Cotton was steady to-day
considering the rise the market has experienced.
and while traders generally worked for a reaction
the setback was confined within a range Of p
points from ths top Of yesterday. Liverpool was
slightly TractiHaU. and the weather map and fore
casts were about all that could have been desired
TIE forecast for tomorrow calls fer generally fair
and warmer In spite # the favorable outlook
traders generally operated on the buying side on
the theory that a great deal q harm had been
done by the long period Gf uuf1Wnhle weather and
it would REQUIRE mere than day or so q suushine
20 remedy the same. Cop news was more calami-
tuUs than ever, There is a growing belief that ad-
vices win he more optimistic If the good weather
continues After toe early decline the market
worked up Il 20 Is points and lost part d the re-
coygry. southern SPOT markets. were generally steady
end unchanged 20 Is higher. Port receipts were es-
timatCd az noC0 bales, against l2763 last year
The Washington herald., 1907-05-17
s E. DEN & c O,
National MetrOPolitan Bark sulls'ns-
Dividend Paying Invest
ments Exclusively.
,phops ssin 4fz.
LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET.
shons main 4i;
Prices quoted are vholesalc)


BUTTER Receipts light. market weak Cream
en- fancy. Zis 90 25; Wos-em trst'' q 10 u sec
orls. . to = dairy, choice, Is 10 i good Il TO t.
ST g-re.pzcked, fresh. Eai2
CHFFsE-slarsst unchanged. New TCrk state.
fae-crv. large. IizaI5; do small, 55zal5; sumner
larEe. lhl5 Western factory. new cl5lce' ii'-al''
ao. fair 20 sood. IA. Virginia, d.
EGGs-E Receipts liberal, market firm Neaf-1y'
fresh. Virginia. l7al,is, West Virginia and south
aes. Virginia, I5f=al7; Tennessee. l6'saIi NoT'A
Carolina lf. -
i--.r- winter IsaZL. do spring 2-aZs. stage. ~
n. 1sZ. hens. Per lb., IS; roostess, pcr To-.
? ducks large. lsr d.. llal2i de-, small, per ID,
s,u. geese. r.r Do. da5 turkeys. toms. pr To-,
=. do. hens p-r h.. LaIi. turkeys thin. sal9'
heats. uer .b., j.
DRESSED POULTRY-C Choice stock IN good de.
mind Trrsfys. hens. uudrlvn. Per d., lial5i DO,
average. r1d1arn lsai4. do, thin per d., 10, cid
toms uaU: chickens. large. p1r lh. Is. do,
4rfrg o. fowls lial5: capcus. 7lb. average.
gsz. d.. small. I7alsi hens. choice, 3; I0CsteTs,
q dr-ss. large. I-ai5, do.. small u, geese, SAIL
DRESSED MEATs-Chice dressed calves in good
demand Fun dressed. SUaam; heads of, 500
hr- dressed calves. so0s hams country sugar cured.
llal5
VEGETABLES -Pas.t0es per hgsheI 60. do.
Virginia and Maryland. per b7u1l. L7j; sweet
rotatgss. Ter barrel yo7s355; yams, per barrel .
40. asparagus per d1zcn 20sS5li cabbage Ttr
crarr z0ga- =. ccIr,y. New York, 7er bunch SoaiS;
DO fl.1ds. Der crate. 200sZ55; cuclmDers, tlo''
,ds r-r basket 2GaZ5Ji lettuce, Elcu1a. per las
{ kst LUsg u: 1ui-ns Ohi-. pss barrel l.-Ja- %
string lesrs grrcn, Per basket 35laA50; tomatoes
+ FLORIDA. fancy, fer crate, a0alce
GREEN FRCITS-Aupls marEvt strong, and nic'
table varieties meet with steady sale common stoci
neglected Yara Imperial, Loos3 o.. Ben DAVIS. 500
/ =. fancy table fruit. 4e5s553; oranges. Florida
/ f--r- rs- box. 351a+o3; California uarels. Per box
/ z5rso1. grape fruit. Florida, Der box, S5aaA@
. g-raVlrrris, Per quart, El-5.
/ DRIED FBUITS-Appies sliced. fancy. 5: sliced
I bright ga. clrrncs. Lsli; WhortlcbeUies, ioal2
r1zrtrrries. Eal9. hackb1uies, G.
/ HAY AND STRAW Timothy, choice. 2 200
No 900. No O. I.J0, mixed hay. laHall.09
clover ral. straw. re. bundle, uo1alZu; rye
machine thrash sFaao0. wheat 650a502.
/ GRAIN-Whlat choice. S57s7i far 20 good, soa'2
+ ordinary. 717Il Cru-Sheed, white, 6la6i; yellow
a76l. ear aHa2l1 Oats-Western, White, No. 2
Ga5-. mixed. i9a5o.
/ WOOL AND HIDES-Wo-i, washed, 81 woel
I r1ry-.bad free q b1rs -s530. wool bury. LAS
hides. green @. dry l5aI7 shogUskius. green. each
q1sl q: dry 15s75 cafskins. Looal50; muskrst, lo
20: black 3 Kits s. skunk. -5al.50i mink, 55ai %
rabbit skins ialA; Cpossum. loa-5; Iseeoon. @5asJ
| i5x, red. LooaZ50. gray. Bars
The Washington herald., 1907-05-17
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

New York. MAY 6-CATTLE-B Receipts 800
Nominally steady with limited receipts reported for
Fridays market Dr-ssed beef easy az sag Per
pound: choice. sit.
CALVES Receipts, 100. Trade quiet but prices
about steady an sold Common 10 fair Uals. 80
AGO: city dressed voals steady at 6al2 pCr pound
country dressed slow az Gal1
SHEEP AND LANBS-BcCeipts ef71 STEADY.
Lambs slov lyit feeling firm for prime stock Com
mon clipped Jersey ewes. 450; lambs nominal
HOGS Receipts 1sN. Market a shade lower.
Medium State hogs, 79l
Chicago. May B-CATTLE-R Receipts. $500: es-
timatcd for tomorrow. 800. Market steady Prime
boeves. 5i0a550 poor 20 medium. iZa5.Jj; cows
and heifers, 29oa5.50; Texans. tloa47.
HOGS-Recoipts. 5000. estimated for FRIDAY.
1900 Market weak Sc lower Light seas 81
roughs, 6O1a6lj; mixed. 62ia6B; heavy Yorkers.
G -0a6.4j. pigs. 5.soaG@.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts. 5000: estimated
for FRIDAY. 5O00 Market stsadg. Sc lower Native
sheep. l50a631: Western sheep. 45l6 10: native
lambs 65oast1; Western lambs. 650as0