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The Detroit times., 1908-06-03
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Yesterdays Results.
Boston 4. New York 3.
fittsburg IL. Chicago 8.
Brooklyn 3. Philadelphia o. 7
Today's Games. =
-. LOFTS a. Pittsburg.
Philadelphia at BROOKLYN.
New York at Boston.
The Detroit times., 1908-06-03
Sunday Excursions June 7, via MIchi
gan Central at the Follow
mo Low Rates:

Detroit 10 Ann Arbor and re-
turn .................. 30
Detroit 10 Jackson and return. 90
Detroit TO Battle Greek and re
turn ................. i 10
Detroit TO Kalamazoo and re-
turn ................. %
Special to leave Detroit 40 a. IN.
The Detroit times., 1908-06-03
.Ran for schmidt In eighth.

~Ran for Schmidt In eighth.
3 3 3 6 y % n
Detroit 20 d D o d % 49,
Cleveland D q d D 3 D L.
Two-base hit--stovall. Three-base
hit--J. Clarke. Home run--Mullin. Sac
rIlce hits--Cobb, ROssmnn. Bradley, n.
Clarke. stolen bases. Clarke, Brad-
ley. Lajoie. Bnses ON bails--On Mullin,
~ on Checls. 3. First base ON errors
Cleveland, 2. Left ON bases--Detrott, s.,
Cleveland, q. struck out-By MulIin. 2;
ny Chech, 4. Double pisy-Lsioic.
Hinchman and stovniI. Time--2sOO. um-
ptre---Sheridnn.
The Detroit times., 1908-06-03

BUNCH OF GAMES" he explained.
Unhappily. however. most OF the
teams supporters lack this opportun.
ity
The Tiges started the proceedings
OF yesterday with n whoop. They
finished them as full OF pepper as a
strawberry shoItcake
Young Mr.. Chech, the Bohemian
twirler, who used 10 play here With
ST. Paul in the old. old Western league
days and whom Cleveland tried out
for the first time seven or eight
years ago. tanned the Tigers IN the
opener
Young Mr. Leibhardt. who hadn't
won game before this year In spite
OF numerous attempts. had them eat
ing out OF his hand In the second.
In spite OF all that Mullin and
Summers could do, the despsed
representatives of the Ohio me-
tropolis banged each OF them for
half-dozen runs, while the Tlg-
ers made their squirt Just too late
In the first game and never threat.
ened after tho Maps had scored
their three In the second Inning
OF the second matinee.
Help Murder. Police.
Aside from the esteemed and re-
nowned Peach. the Tigers slumped
terribly in their batting which has
been so gallant OF late. Leave out
the two remarkable innocuous HON
ers which Mullin and Schaefer In.
jected into the proceedings with no
body on base. the only consecutive
The Detroit times., 1908-06-03

Job Printing done right, Times Print
ing co. IS John R.-st Phone l49s.
The Detroit times., 1908-06-03
ax PAUL a. aRuskE.

With the world-beating Wild Bill
Donovan still in the stable where he
IS said TO be suffe ring with sore
arm. lame shoulder. an aching corn
and symptoms OF cholera infantum.
the Detroit Tigers, champions OF the
American league, dropped two more
games TO Cleveland yesterday. tobog-
canned from second place 10 NTH and
allowed their historic rivals TO leave
the field rejoicing In the knowledge
that, without the use OF legedermdin
or moustaches TO deceive. and pre-
senting only crippled lineup with
an outfielder at short stop, they had
clambered at the Tiges' expense into
the proud position OF supremacy.
Such a situation
Had the Tigers secured anything
like an even break with Cleveland In
the series up to date, they would be
at present sailing along on the top
wave OF success. Instead, according
To the dope OF Secretary Barnard, OF
the Naps-the most famous artist In
the league-the Champs have taken
but three combats out Of the nine al
ready played.
II may be that the Maps have
the Indian sign on Us, though we
are loath to believe 1t. II may be
that hoodoo Of mysterious origin
10 going to hover over the best
efforts of the men in whom Mich
ioan's metropolis delights to
glory, when they are playing on
their home field, though the
thought is terribly disquIetlng.
Fielding III. Yost, than whom there
is no more loyal Detroit rooter, opined
yesterday that he was seriously
thinking OF taking the road with the
team the next time they left
Il WANT TO SEE EN- WIN A
The Detroit times., 1908-06-03
THE BIG LEAGUE RACES ATAGLANCE
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Yesterdays Resn1ts.
Cleveland &c. Detroit 81.
Boefon Us. New York as.
WASHINGTON 3. Philadelphia 2
Eain az Sc Louis.
Z Today,a Games.
.rlerrland az Detroit.
.IIlicnHo ct -. Louis.
Washington at philadelphia
Boston ~ New York
The Detroit times., 1908-06-03

Piakoia won the Lstoni. Dsrss.
The Detroit times., 1908-06-03

BUNCH OF GAMES" he explained.
Unhappily however most OF the
teams supporters lack this opportun
ity.
The Detroit times., 1908-06-03

Business-like Printing. No fuss and
no feathers. The plain. neat kind. that
looks right Times Printing Co.. Is
John R.-st. Phone 1893
New-York tribune., 1908-02-09

PIC to SC higher. The decline OF Sd to I'D in
Liverpool cables. unlocked for, considering the
session and which reflected In the opening
quotations the Chicago exchange. was followed
by reports that supplies for domestic and foreign
consumption plentiful Australia was shown
to have shipped $4,000 bushels more than during
the preceding week, and the worlds shipments es-
tmated II, ,eoo.ooo bushels, regarded as
greatly in excess OF the weekly requirements. The
opposing influence of smaller Canadian and NORM
western reserves In the estimates for the coming
week failed to rescue the market from the lower
level. May was off I2c TO tsc at the opening, ad-
vanced TO Csc, and was later forced back TO 96sc
by the weight of offerings. The close was weak
at 97<c Primary receipts We're 4i3,OOo bushels
compared with Ss5. coo bushels year ago. Clear
ances Of wheat and -four were equal to 59VV
bushels. Minneapolis. Duluth and Chicago reported
receipts OF 275 against 194 cars last week and
2s4 year ago
Corn lower owing to increased country
offering and favorable weather for the movement,
but the market exhibited q degree Of steadness In
view of the weakness in wheat. There was con-
siderable weekend profit taking and the trading
was without feature. May opened lsc TO &c lower
615sc e1sc advanced to 51S4c to 6lisc ana de-
clned to size to e19sc later The close was easy
at 61ssc. Local receipts were 26S cars, with nohe
of contract grade.
Oats were dull and neglected and followed the
downward trend of other grains Elevator interests
favored the bear side Of the market but al the 10"
point the bull leaders offered support. The May
option, starting 1sc lower at 54sc ranged between
b43sc and b3s4c and closed easy at 5ic Local re-
ceipts I6T
The provision market displayed strength at the
opening on a smaller run of hogs than estimated
for Chicago, but could not Withstand the ehects Oh
liberal receipts elsewhere combined with the III III
auence of grain weakness. May pork opened at si-
sI2 o. advanced S2 20 and closed at slZ o-z 70
sl2 o. a gain of 21ac to &c Lard advanced iToii
s. 55 the opening quotation. to s. b2t2 ana closeu
shade higher at 81 o2l2 TO 81 Do KIDS were up -72o
to sc at s6 57le 49, -
Estimated receipts for Monday: Wheat IS cars'
corn. $40 cars; oats 14S cars; hogs, S2,c' heao-
New-York tribune., 1908-02-09
NEw-YoRK DAILY TRIBUNE. SUNDAY. FEBRUARY 9. 1908

pEm ssess New a open |
81 S s oas and a
IsFs $50 600 ss*e sss
tember 4oG 4oAc Linseed oil Quiet and barely
in sss so @
a ssmand at whites pb sc bu suO5 &C.
Philadephia s7oc bulk 1855 refined cases cases New
YORK YORK sG' ssis lO7so bpR 7e sSs
RSk aSSs % MassF ofe
ss s & gEn' Ma4eR ass ssSs spot Ap 5s
July ao@4ohs and ssgsm0eT; gss9 d.
Sl9ds ssoM 4 & prime Thfs
on s1s5as s..n.a higher
aIh Ss
asa' s e. e S.: ;iSs
fSss s:s 81 ssH :Ssss
se Str sG E Se ls9 p bee. s ite ssa & "a eudd
Smoking sh@sc; 10 H. 7se 12 n asgTci ~ 10 sf
eit2 tssS' 5!se country 5s55e Quoted
u9fs SSSs TssssEa pF5Rss @
msPsa sss sossd sss'
o9st Quoted oeo s: city lard stearlne SIS 900,
demand a1otatiens follow; Screenings aas.e erd.-
Ps aSg4s a5c s choice a@gst s1oa JAPAN
asac Patha. foreign. osasso; Fans00n and Bas'ein'
SUGAR-The market for refined sugar was steady
and unchanged with amount OF new business
and fairly good withdrawals old contracts The foi-
lowing list prices subject to rebate OF 10 po,ai i
and a discount of per for cash days: Crystai
don1nos. 725c; Eagle tablets 2oc cut loaf Duo.
powdered Eagle confectioners granulate1. loe
xxx powdered. 05c powdered coa[se Se srann
fruit and and extra nne
lated 5c: Eagle 2 10 Of fine granuated eloe'
. m hags do 2oc Si1 do 615c; D 10 bags &c.
1oc bags do 5o5c % and so 70 bags o. sSc:
F>aeIe fine or standard granuated and diamond -
confectoners' 47oc No roc; Nos and :; toSS; %
80 Zoe GS Nc . no 4sc No 10 425c zoe No r.
&c: No 49, 410c: a. IS and 1s 4ooe me Lon
beets std lower with eDruaiy
al o. lid March at los The local mahet @ os
sncar was steady and unchanged. with cenruussI. 90
test at roc mscovado. 50 test at 32oc ana nioasses
sugar, SO test at &C.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-09
TOPICS OF THE STREET.

FOREIGN TRADfNG-Only a trffiing amount of
business wss done In this market for foreign ac-
count. ost of the transactions being sales Amer
fcan stocks In London duh and featureless.
closing. rule. little lower than Friday.
yoxiness prevailed also in general market with
most Of the transactions representing evening up
tn advance Of the new account, which opens early
this week The Berlin bourse was weak and the
Paris bourse irregular.
BANK CLEARINGS FOR THE wEEK-The
total bank clearinss OF the United States for the
week ended February S Zone day estimated) We're
81 S54 66l97l against So 3S7 57e9s1 last week and
IS 6es. l22ie1 for the week in 1907. Compared
with last year the total clearings have decreased
- per cent
has SOLD ITS COAL To GOvERNMENT.-The
Pacific Coast company it learned yesterday
sold all Of its surplus coal at Seattle and Port
land amounting about 100. 600 tons to the United
States government. presumably for by the war
ships in Pacific waters.
Chronicle gives the total port receipts of cotton
fer the week ended February Z as 2I5Il3 bales
against cS4.7S5 bales for the preceding week and
esS SSI bales the week before that making the
haes against 7.525Sse bales for the same period of
1906 -O7. showing a decrease since September /
Iee7, Of LI3s.e2S bales
FOR PAYING OFF MISSOURI PACIFIC NOTES
The treasurer OF the Missouri Pacific Railway
Company announces that the two-year per cent
collateral notes maturing February 10. 1908
viii be paid upon presentation at the Equitable
Trust Company Of New York the Office OF
Ei6der, Peabody & Co. in Boston. The funds for
the payment Of these are derived from the
sale Taller & Co. New York of Sc, GOO 600 per
cent convertible notes. secured by the first refund
fuE 8 per cent bonds of the Kansas & Colorado
Pacific Railway Company. Taller & Co. announce
that they have reserved a limited amount of these
notes for such Of the holders Of the maturing
notes as may wish TO exchange reinvest at %
end accrued interest.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-09
LIVESTOCK MARKET.
New York. February 8. 10

New York. February 8. 1etS
pEFyrSReceiprs were head. all consigned d.
rect exceDt few head. Nothing doing in live cattle
ESesn1 steady beef slow. at yesterday s
a,Iot atfons Liverpool London cables unchanged
fports TO-DAY included head cattle and 900 quar-
terg Of beef on the Minneapolis London. $500 quar-
ters Of beef Philadelphia TO Southampton, also
for the London market.
ire steady Dressed calves dull country
calves sold SC TIC
ner dressed IG1lc.
SHEEP AND IAMBS-Receipts were ~ cars. or
q aOe head Including 3iIz slaugh,erers and 13
for the market making with the stale stock little
moro than Is cars sale Sheep In light supply and
steady Lambs very slow weak and easier except
for choice and the bulk the unsold a
late hour Medium sheep sold at 81 90 100 10,
medium TO prime lambs ST4sT So. Dressed mutton
SdI0izc 10: dressed lambs at l0Efi3c.
country dressed lamb, steady and unchanged
sales: Kerrs Commission C1Inpany-2lI Ohio lambs
II 10 average 81 per 100 10: 2s Buffalo do. 63 10.
at 81; Ohio sheep. o. N. at 81 30.
" NcPberson & Co: 200 BufYao lambs So 10 at 81 80
HOGs-Recepts 29iz 5.45o head. all
for sIaughterers that arrived yesterday
sold at steady prices Country dressed hogs quiet and
Sales: s ssnders-16l Ohio hogs 1+s 70
So 10 per 100 10
New-York tribune., 1908-02-09
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New York, February 6, 1908
COFFEE--The coffee market was quiet to-day and
rather easier as result Of liquidation The close
quiet net unchanged to points lowergenerally lower
safes Tor the day OF II. bags.
MaIch ana December sold points under the closing
oios OF FRIDAY night. The market steady.
changed 10 points sympathy with lower French
gables and result OF selling late months by
Europe and Of local offerings March Some that
Leadins importers were selling March and buying De-
oeaber but 1t later denied
came from this and generally
TO scattering longs while shorts supposed TO be
the buyers March sold 10 points highest price
OF the week. and sales of December. 6.4oc Is
points below the sales of last Saturday
fiine OF ;. franc at Havre and Of partial pfg at
Hamburg the cable without special
decline Of 25 res reported Rio but Santos was
unchanged and receipts continued moderate While the
worlds visible supply of so heavy as COM
pared with previous the Brazilian government
holds about half of it,
less coffee than at time since 1901. In
l9ol-U2s requirements consumption abb
100000 bags less than expected prove during
the current that leaving government supplies
out OF the question the statistical position appears
strong one The market for spot coffee was steady,
with quotations the basis 81. 16ssc Rio T.
The range of contract prices the to-day
S follows:
New-York tribune., 1908-02-09
School Agenc!Y.

81 1882 DO New Orleans. curly. per Dbl s. 5eG$S do
Kew orleans per bb 81 5GaS2 so; do per basket sos
75c; Florida. basket s1qS1 So do Bernnda per
box 25475c: RADISEES. New Orleans, Dbl, SIG
81 5o sHALLoTs. New Orleans. per loo punches. s2g
80; STRING BEANS Florida green and wax, per
basket or crate. $2gs4 80: SQUASH HubbaId per ho
So 2sQS2 so: do marrow 81 15dS2 do Florida. white
ner box sias1 5o do cuban white per box, s1gs1 IS
sPINACH Norfolk per bbI. S1g$1 so: TOMATOES. Flor
TURNfPs Canada. rlltabaga per b6l $igsi CO. do Jer
sew and Long Island, rutabaSa S14Sl 20 do lrlsn
bag 75q90c: Go Orleans. white. per hbl S1gs2:
do old white, per Dbl. I5ca$I %: WATERclSESS. per
lunches 5OdS2; BEET TOPS. dollhouse per push
hoy 75cClsi: CUCUMBERs, hothouse. No l. per dozen
house per 25cqsl; MUSHROOMS hoInouse: Per
MINT hothouse, dozen bunches- JJGb0c'
6IStIE-s nothouse. per 100 lunches 81 5eS3 FiC-
BARB hothouse. large green tops per dozen oIISnes
small 40G5Oc; TOMATOES, per fb. leg2Sc
Toledo Feb. s-CLOVERSE EED-Cash. February ana
,orcb an Az: Aprll. s11 50; October IS 10 TIM
oTtIY 1rine. s. %. ALSIkE. prime. $40 40
New-York tribune., 1908-02-09
BOSTON STOCKS.
20 No AZ Wall strret.D
sAsked.
EtIRopEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool Feb. sciosngW pot. easy: 10 20 :
raS western winter. Cd. futures quiet Marc as 49,
May Is Sid July Is e9d GozsP25 easy Aner haeo
can DID 5s ~. Northern. IS 2$.d futures qIiet
February, IS I'd March 5s ed; ssv ass Sd
fiGiSS in London tPacihc Coast steady f2ai5 BEL
rsvtra India mess dull. sSs %. PORk-PfiIne mess
wagtern easy, 7ss Sd HAMs-short cut "a IA 10 10 & 10
n',tst ats BACON-Cumberland cut % TO 30 10 quet
sss short RIB 16 = ~ weak dls Cd; long r
- 20 weak. 4Os. long clear
@ FL 10 40 10 weak 6d; short clear backs 10 -
On ~, ueak 39s bellies IA 90 l5 1b Syeah al S
e.Y4f.T 1TcT}SSauare. II - n, quiet DOS La
T5t9, Western in weak 3ss American Iehed IN
CTiEESE-Canadian hlest VIM
pe1e ern Gas Canadian finest colorea ne@ hini o4s
ann ais TCRPEATiNE-5rlIIs fssS,,, 5ss va
iCSINon1nlcn steady. 9s % PEI
i..eI- nd lINSEED OIL-Qulet ze@ 'ol iON-
flea.,s' ,,tr ty,,ii reaned-spot quiet. 23s lad
New-York tribune., 1908-02-09
YeSter-

CoTTOE-The cotton market not active to-day
and showed further irreguIaritv but the
feared to be steady. the
net points higher to points positions
being generally higher and May reativelym Sales
the day were estimated at $4,000 bales. The market
opened steady at unchanged prices a decline 3
points the losses being due indifferent cables
favorable off a
cline of 4G6 points under
pressure. the rallied covering and bull
support particularly in May. That position UP
ll2 or points net higher against gains Of 3a4 points
On other old positions. while October
the closing figures OF Friday The close within
PSil6 OF OF Lne Top talk around the ring was
chiefly concerned with the TO
May contracts 1t is estimated that certain
eress whose brokers supposed
buyers OF Nav under lie during the last doys
have accumulated long line to
bales and with local stocks small and with local
tracts far under the Southern
no cotton in this direction 1T looked though sellers
becoming The weekend figures with
special features while the worlds
visible supply of American cotton week was
slightly heavier takIngs for
we well st years
The range of contract prices in
as -
New-York tribune., 1908-02-09
MINING NOTES.

The Tri-Bullion Smelling and Development COM
pany states that there have been no negotiations
for the sale of treasury stock to install new sepa-
ration process at Kelly n. NJ 1t is further stated
that there are ample funds to complete improve
raents under way, and the company expects 10
ship from its first hundred-ton unit within sixty
dayS at a net profit of $1,000 day Contracts
have been completed for the sale Of the product
D S. Harding, of No. "a Broadway. who has just
returned from Butte, reports that there are signs
OF increased activity there and better feeling Is
evident. While there he visited the North Butte
Extension mines and says that the reports made
by President Van Brunt and john A Ryan the
engineer in charge do not do justice to the prop
erty. Preparations were being made to drift into
the Black Rock vein at the ,00-foot level and
can begin shipments before May !, the time set by
MI. Van Brunt- John A Ryan, who for years was
with Senator Clark and the Analgainated company
engineer told Mr. Harding that he had lett those
interests TO go with the North Butte Extension
Company beca he believed that the property was
OF the greatest in the district and would fur-
pany. which is dealt in the New York curb, mas
been strong during the last week, ABOUT seven
thousand shares changing hands. 1t is belng oougnl
quietly by Stock Exchange houses, Which appear 10
be irving it cheaply as possible Wlthout
bidding 1t up. This accounts for the strength OF
the issue IN the face Of weakness on the cure
Professor r W Brook In his preliminary report
to the Ontario Minister OF Miness states that while
the stringers Of gold in the Larder Lake district
small and irregular, and therefore. MAKE d
reasonable chance that al some points, by mining
the whole rock, large tonnage OF low grade ore
may be developed, with perhaps occasional Tlcl
the whole the tenor or the repoft ooes
the stampede that occurred 10 iilS Ois-
trict about year ago, when II was sald 70 pc a
very rich district. So far the ores coming IRON,
not in large quantities. Very few claims nave
proved to be the paying KIND
New-York tribune., 1908-02-09

ATETALs-IRON--The market for pig iron certt-
fcateg a the Produce Exchange was dull and un-
changed Standard foundry grades quoted as foi-
lows: Cash, February and March Slo Tb@SlF; April
Ma .Iune. S17 asked
MOIAssEs AND sYRUPs-Ihe market firm.
with good tobblng business quotations follow; New
Orleans centrifugal, common. Is 41Sc, fair, lea22o.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-09

81 Is. roughs s4Qs4 10 SHEEP and LAMBS-Feceipts.
26oo head active steady. lambs S5SS SO few az
yTs7i1. .
Kansas City Feb. s-CATTLE-Receipts. 1000 head
s. as 50. southern cows s. 6o s. "a native
COWS helfers. S05f StocA~rS AID feeders.
So % a s4 20: bulls. S. % calves. 81 5Ogs5.
Western steers. 10 Western cows $50 Sc %
HOGS-Receipts head market strong. Sc
higher Bulk sales. 81 e5 81 So heavy 50 50 50.
psckers 81 e5IS4 45. pigs and lights 81 SoQ 81 80.
SHEEP-Receipts. 5000 head market steady Nut
& lambs. S6 50 DO wethsrs.
81 Is a Sc % ewes 81 2S3 So
pittsburg. Feb. s--CAfriE- -Supply- light; narset
steady choice s. 1885 prime s. J0iS5 20 SHEEP
supply hight: market steady; prime wstse-s SQSS -:
culIs and common. s2GS5. lambs S50S7 so VEAL
CALVES Sass 80 HOGS-KeCeipts light. market lower.
- -; mediums and heavy WORKERS - ss
"a
New-York tribune., 1908-02-09
THE WEEKS BANK CHANGES.
-CjearIng House members, average

States deposits included. S59bf5,1Ou
The following shows the relation between the
total reserve and the total deposits the re-
spective dates:
Februsry /; FsbrIaTy s Changes, ss ,oo
IlesaI' tender. ca 7OI25o0 eooe7ooo Dec. 69155oo
Totals .. s825 152. saI4.17s.aoo Dec s1os7asoo
agsnst deposits 2s4 e25.375 2s4s46125 Dec. 27s25o
Fesa-zre - $40 52s 7e5 s2a $50 IT'S Decs1oe ee4.5 $50
Earring HOUSE MEMBERS (ACTUAL).
Loans 7s7. eoo, Deposits 81 1Sl eei GOO
srecIs .. 252 I54 700 Circulation 6T.29s.sO0
Legal tenders. 81. 14e. .sooi
Percentage of actual reserve 277o
AVERAGE OF OTHER BANKS AND TRUST CON-
PANIEs IN GREATER NEW YORK.
Loans .... s7To 2s2. 500 Legal tenders. s10754I0o
Specie ....... 1921. 800 Deposits 6l54Is5Oo
The following table compares the Clearing House
(averaged) statement with the statements OF cor
responding in 1867 and 1906:
Feb s. 'os Feb. Q. '07. Feb. TO- 'o6
Toanz 700 81 u39 $50 100 sl,06l9912O 200
Sr5erie .,.. 254 .Os1. 300 l903s21o0 100. 69i 500
6eg9t s4t 800 Loss 562 1o60 $4,000
Circulation ----- bI.35I,3Vo oo|of,oO" "1'f7''o0'
The following shows the relation between the
total reserve and the total deposits on the re-
spective dates:
ersfa ~ s2S4 oSl 800 s1ao582 100 $50 sa45eo
Legal tenders. 6cO97,ooo '9"'i@foo o"'-oo'o'o
Total reserve 300 s209 73s 500 s1aoo
agt- ,oo
deposits -eao+o'1-o -oO""''N-" -0''-N'''-
Peserve ..... $50 s32.175 s3345s75 s5,945aS15
p c. Of ZIG -o-0 -''
New-York tribune., 1908-02-09
OTHER MARkETS-BY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago. Feb. s.-CATTI-E-Receipt about 400 head:
market steady; beeves 50 1895 10: and heers.
81 75aS4 6 Texans 81 eGQSi 10 calves s5GST -; West
erners So SOGS4 20. feeders. 81 6O9s4 90
HOGS-Receipts about head market light.
81 1885, A.: mixed ST 2o4si 80. 81 20gsi So
rough 81 a0GSi pigs So 60iESt bulk Of sales 81 IS
asa a. SIIEEP-ReceipJs. about 5000 head. market
steady: So 25f So 60; Western 81 usS 6 year
Itngs s5Gs5 70 lambs. S5aS7 Western $5aST 10.
Cincinnati Feb. S--HOeiS-Steady; butehesr and ship
pers s4 co. common 5OaS4 Is. CATTLESteady: fair
10 good slippers 1885 25 So 20dfSS SHEEP
Steady, at 81 50g$5; lambs steady. at 81 259ST s5
East Buffalo. Fen S.--CATTI-E- Steady NEAES-Re-
cepts 5U2 active ana 2%c lower at s3dS1 HOGS
Receipts fairly active; pigs. loQl5 higher
Workers steadv: heavy 6q1oe lower heavy. ~ se$ p
mixed s. s5gS4 90. Workers. 81 6ca$s %. pigs ~ $50
New-York tribune., 1908-02-09
THE HOLMHURST.

Pennsylvania ave, near Beach Atlantic City. y y
Cnobstructed view Private o2thS Statlonary
washstands with hot and cold running water In bed
rooms Elevator to street level Capacity. 300. Open
all the year electric coach meets trains Lit
erature upon request HENRY DARNELL
New-York tribune., 1908-02-09
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS

Chicago, Feb s-Ldberal Australian shiplhen.ss
~ssl.ess in - 1o,sl wheat market, May showing
aet loss Of 1c III the close Corn was 1tG aS -
Oats 1losed &c ooKp Provisions were slaoo l"