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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-03-02

was presented he shook hands with
her, said that he was glad 10 meet
her Hnd went to another part OF the
boat.
Former Senator Henry W. Blair, OF
New Hampshire, came out in vfgor-
GUS defense OF the Baroness Won Oren-
dorf, declaring that her title was gen
uine.
Senator Blair has known the baron
ess for over 20 years. He said: The
baroness Is known by Cardinal Glib
bons. Mrs. Potter Palmer. or Chicago,
who was her classmate at the George
town Convent; Mrs. Fred ID. Grant
and other well known people. | have
never before heard her charged with
being an adventures"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-03-02
What Society Is Doing

]. w. Burns, OF this city, sails Tues
day. March 3, on the steamship Kais-
er Wilhelm H., OF the North German
Lloyd line, from New York 10 Bremen.
The third evening concert OF the
season OF the Tuesday Musicale will
take place In the Young Women's
Christian association Monday evening
to be given by Nine. Olga samaroH,
the celebrated pianist An unusually
fine program has been prepared, AMI
IL the playing of Nine. Samaroff on her
former visit to Detroit be taken as a
criterion, the concert this evening will
be, one OF the most enjoyable OF the
year
The fftieth annual meeting OF the
Central high school alumni associa-
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-03-02
Arrest Woman Mob Leader

LOS ANGELES, Cal, March g.
Mrs. Josie Schuck, an anarchist. IL IL
alleged. following the arrest OF George
NJ. Woody, a Negro speaker. who
came from Pasadena and ]. j. Hicks,
who we're obstructing the streets by
drawing crowd 10 hear them speak,
placed herself at the head OF mob
to resist the police, raised a red flag
and led the procession for mile. sing
ing THE Marseillaise." AT Fifth and
San Pedrosts., the attempted arrest
of the gang precipitated a riot and
90 police officers dispersed the mob.
Mrs. Schuck was arrested. She, Wood
by and Hicks were later released on
500 bail each.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-03-02

Player for your silent Piano for
only $125, on small payments at
Schwankovsky's, 2SS Woodward-ave.
Guaranteed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-12-15
Births Reported.

The following births were reported to
the health office during the past twenty
four hours:
Cornelius and Mary Sullivan. December
I: boy.
Walter G. and Ellen NJ Peter, December
Ii: boy.
Thomas Fl. and Mary c. Hope, Decem-
Der 10; boy.
Louis V and Cloe G. Carmack, Deem
| Der ): girl.
Samuel A. and Margaret S. Swindells.
December 8; boy.
Roger and Frances Williams. December
s: boy.
boy.
George NJ and Rosa NJ Kernn, Decem-
| Der II: girl.
Harry w. and Mary E. Clark. December
Z; boy.
Lewis r. and Annie II. Jones. Decem-
| Der IL; boy.
William e.. and Grace II. Denheart, De-
cember ID; boy.
| Cosgons and Mary CARMEL, December
| IL; boy.
Edward and Margaret Flaherty. Deem
| Der s; boy.
| William and Louise SHERMAN. Decem-
| Der .; girl.
John c. and Lulu L. Coweli, December
| s: girl.
Arthur A. and Margaret Chenay. De-
cember II; boy.
John and Lima Alt. December .: girl.
| Claud and Beatrice Whisman, December
Z; girl.
| Robert and Elizabeth Burnett. Deem
| Der 3: boy.
Joseph J. and Elizabeth Muir. December
| IL: boy.
Walter B. and Eleanor G. Harvey, De-
cember 5: girl.
Dee and Bertha C. Hammer, December
4: girl.
Frank H. and Gertrude l.. Lloyd, De-
cember g; girl.
John H. and Katie J. Jones, December
3: boy
Levy and Adrienne Thomas, December
0: girl.
James and Grace Page, December g.
boy.
James E. and Mary Bryant, December
IL: girl.
Lawrence and Lillian T. Wooden, De-
cember IL; boy.
Archibald and Mary Bryant. December
10: girl. AZ
l
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-12-15
Hotel Arrivals.

Raielsh-W. H. Barries, Atlanta. Ga
l. W. Miller, Charleston. S. c.: r. q
Graham, Little Falls, \. Y: +. Dalton
Chicago ii. +. Duncan, Lynchburg. Va.
New Willard-A. NJ Elder, Elizabeth, ~
j.; J. I. Burns Nashville, Tenn: II. O.
johnson, Genada, Miss: T. f.. Oliver
Detroit. Mich; w. A. Miller Athens, Ga
Arlington-A. Hauck. Scranton. Pa: IL
w. Hand, New London, Conn: S Ray
mond, New York; II. c. Grove, New Lon
don. Conn.
Riggs House-O. S. Davis, Scranton.
Pa: Thomas Thorne, New York: c. S.
Vrooman, Boston; j. +. Montague. Phil
adelphia; c. s. Williams, Philadelphia: J
V. Davis, Philadelphia; A. b. Rouse. Bur
l1ngton, Ky; c. II. Baker. New York: Il
}. Malane and Mrs Malane, Lynchburg.
Va Allan Benny. Bayonne. n. j.: G. g.
Esgert. Philadelphia, Pa: p. c. Clausen
Chicago, Ill: NJ. A. Sullivan Hartford
Conn; T. NJ. Crowley. Waterbury, Conn.
E. G.. Bradford, Wilmington, Del.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-12-15
Central Labor Union Meeting.

The suffrage proposition was touched
upon but lightly at the weekly meeting
Of the Central Labor Union last night al
Typographical Temple. Action was de-
ferred until next Monday evening, when
it is expected, some plan of self-govern-
ment for the District of Columbia will be
determined upon. The suffrage commit
tee. headed by w. w Beattie of the te-
legraphers. will report at the next SEES
sion. f. w. Oyster addressed the central
body in favor of a popular government
by the people of the District
Arrangements will be made by the Cen
trail Labor Union TO celebrate the one
hundreith anniversary of the birth OF
Abraham Lincoln. i committee TO ar
range for the event was appointed as
follows: Harry w. Telnplar, j. w. Consi-
dine. Clarence E. Mcclure and NJ. bryce.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-12-15
Benefit for Working Boys.

The Working Boys Home will give a
benefit entertainment on the afternoon Of
December % at the New National
Theater when Isadora Duncan. the
famous dancer. will make her final ap-
pearance in Washington before sailing for
Europe The music will be played by
the New York Symphony Orchestra, with
Mr. Damrosch.
Miss Duncan will present an entire new
and attractive program, including Chuck S
"Iphigenie en- Aulide.'
Tickets are for sale daily between 3 and
8 at Mrs. Arthur Lees, 17O8 Massachu-
sets avenue. Mail orders accompanied
by check to Miss l.. G. Wells. 1910 c1St
street, will receive prompt attention.
Mrs ElkinS. Mrs. kirke Porter, Mrs.
Barney. Mrs. Samuel Spencer, Mrs Low
den and Mrs. Emo have taken boxes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-12-15
Trinity Church Bazaar

Trinity Episcopal Church, I'd and c
streets northwest. will hold a luncheon
and bazaar tomorrow, Thursday and Fri
day, December is. II and Is, at the old
Masonic Temple
The officers OF the affair are Mrs Mary
A. Watts, president: Mrs Richard p. Will
liamS. vice president: Mrs. +. l.. Hinson,
treasurer; Mr.. E. L. Hinson, assistant
treasurer.
Among those having luncheon tables
will be Mrs. Barber Miss Bowie. Mrs
Browning, Mrs. Briggs. Mrs. w. H. Bay
ley. Mrs. Cotton, Mrs. Ebaugh. Mrs.
Feast, Mrs. Gibbs. Miss Gedney. Mrs. c.
NJ. Hammett, Mrs. Harbaugh, Miss Hell
berger, Mrs. Rowland. Mrs. w. r. Myers.
Mrs. Strothec Miller. Mrs. Middleton.
Mrs. Mattingly. Miss Postewaite. Mrs.
Mason Richardson, Mrs. w. II. Shales.
Mrs II. Thompson, Mrs. Vickery. Mrs.
Wade. Mrs. Whitmore, Mrs. Writ and
Mrs. Way.
An attractive entertainment has been ar
ranged for each evening at O'clock. in
Guiding a musical tomorrow, under the
direction of Mr.. Comstock: a musical and
dramatic reading on Thursday in charge
of Mrs. c. w. Dunlop. and Friday even
ing the chief attraction will be dancing.
with the Girls Friendly Society in charge.
A supper VIII be served each evening by
Mrs. Ashby, Mrs. Bayley, Mrs. ChiSwell
Miss Henning. Mrs. Lewis. Mrs. Lock
wood, Mrs. Martin and Mrs. Miller.
Tea will be served during the afternoon
by Miss Medford.
Those i'm charge of the bazaar booths
will include: Candy, the Rector's Aid So
ciety; aprons, Miss Reese. Mrs. Lovejoy
and Mrs. E. f. Thompson: cigars, Mrs.
T Nelson Conrad; country store, Girls
Friendly Society: cakes and ice cream,
Miss Carter. Mrs Sherman and Mrs. j.
W. Thompson; Xmas cards and calendars.
Mrs Bechert; Xmas tree and grab bag,
Miss Gregory and Miss Middleton: fancy
tables. Chancel Chapter: homemade jellies
and preserves. Mrs. Burrows; lemonade.
Miss Marguerite Williams.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-12-15
Deaths Reported.

The following deaths were reported to
the health Office during the past twenty
four hours:
Andrew Conway. - years. 414 . street
northwest.
Ida Knight. IS years 80 4 street north
west.
Mary r. Farrell. 30 years. e3S I'd street
northeast.
Clemente S. r. Fish. O. years 1913 y
street northwest.
Amanda w. Sutton ~ years. the Cairo.
Bessie NJ. DAILY, years, IS Todd place
northeast
Elizabeth Beverly. . years 1S4 Kenyon
street northwest
Mary Chisley, "a years 60: Sth street
northeast
Lawrence Burton, months 1856 h
street northwest
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-12-15

William and Jennie Bell, December Is;
boy.
John H. and Cora NJ. Davis December
9; boy.
Deloshia J. and Mary E. Butler, De-
celnber Z: girl.
Arthur and Alberta Ashton, December
IL: girl.
Jacob c. and Lucy King, December s.:
boy.
Charles and Mary Burke. December y:
boy.
Emanuel and Alice Sharp, Dece mber II:
h01
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-12-15
Not to Abolish Office.

DR.. Holmes, the Postmaster General 5
private secretary said this morning that
the report that the position of purcllas-
ing agent for the Post Office Department
was to be abolished was premature and
without authority from the department.
While Mr. Cochran, the present purchas-
ing agent, is not likely to receive a re-
appointment after the expiration of his
present term. he is to be made inspector
in charge at Denver Col, but the APP
pointment of a new purchasing agent to
succeed him is not only among the pos
sibi!itieS. but an almost established fact.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-12-15
Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been issued to
the following:
John Washington and Sicily Jackson.
John Baton and Lucy Edwards.
Ode Beall and Eva Turner.
Barnet Gewincon and Julia Bernstein.
William L. Wise, jr.. and Mollie CrowI,
both of Baltimore Md
julius r. Walker and Elizabeth A.
Johns.
Clarence Robinson and Violet l..
ShreeVes.
Walter Henson and Daisy Covington.
Lewis Tucker and Julia Green.
Heber c. Robey and Maggie NJ. Woulte.
Albert Jackson and Viola Contee.
CaSpar Bein of Fortress Monroe, Va,
and Bertha f. Kaiser of Phoebus, Va.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-12-15

ATKINS. On December IA. 1905 HENRY AT
KINS. at the age of seventy three years.
Funeral, private. from Joseph A. Repetti's par
lors. 317 Pennsylvania avenue southeast.
Wednesday, December 10. at O'Clock pm.
Interment at Arlington, Va.
BELT Suddenly. on Sunday December IT, 1908.
at 1O:1o pm. WILLIAM I. BELT. beloved
husband OF Katherine Belt tnee Steinerl. in
the sixty third year of his age
Funeral on Wednesday. December Is. at pm.
from the Eastern Presbyterian Church 9th
and streets northeast.
Il. r. o. f. A Lodge Of Sorrow will be held
at Elks' Home Wednesday, December lS. 1905,
ut lis pm. for the purpose of attending the
funeral Of our late brother. WILLIAM T. BELT.
ERNEST W. EMERY. Exalted Ruler.
RICHARD A. O'BRIES, Secretary.
EDMONS0N. On Monday. December a. 1906 at
5.20 pm. At her residence. 1872 Eth street
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-12-15
Woman's Building Teas.

P Beta Phi Fraternity of the George
Washington University will be hostess
today at the tea at Woman's building,
1886 l street. from $50 to 80. Tomor-
row, the Omega Frat; Thursday, the
young woman students; Friday. Sigma
Kappa Frat, and Saturday. Miss Mary l..
Dean will preside. These events are
planned to make not only delightful
occasions in themselves, but the means of
arousing still more interest among the
women of the university who have not
yet become acquainted with their work.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-12-15

A marriage of great interest here will be
that Of Miss Mary Rawlings Brady, daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. James II. Brady OF
Baltimore, and Mr.. Joseph Parker Nor
ris of Philadelphia. Wednesday. Janu-
AIRY 6. at II o'clock noon. In st. Ignatius'
Church. Baltimore. Breakfast will follow
the ceremony at the residence of the
brides family sos ST. Paul street Balti-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-12-15

Japan China tea drinkers get the most
delicious tea in the world by asking for ''Sa-
lada'' Tea. Trial packet, Zoe, from your grocer.
Black, Mixed OF Green.
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BORN.
DIED.

GRAY. On Monday. December II. 1908. TO An
drew and Marion Black Gray. 2OlG LIST stree,
northwest a son, JOHN BLACK GRAY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-12-15

Mrs. Reyburn, wife of Mayor Reyburr
of Philadelphia has sent out cards for :
small tea in honor of Miss Lydia Biddls
of this city. Thursday. December II, a
4:3O pm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-12-15

Mr. and Mrs Anthony Drexel. accom-
panied by Miss Marguerite DreXel will
sail for New York tomorrow in order to
pass the Christmas holidays with their
sons in Philadelphia
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-12-15

The Secretary of the Navy and Mrs.
Newberry are giving large reception this
afternoon to make the acquaintance of
the officers of the navy on the active and
retired lists who live in this city and
neighborhood and the ladies of their fami-
lies
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-12-15

The engagement is announced of Mrs
George B. Tooker daughter of Rear Ad.
miral and Mrs. Willard II. Brownson
u.S.N.. to Lieutenant Comma nder Charles
Lincoln Hussey, U.S.N
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-12-15

Sir John Harrington, British minister
to Abyssinia. arrived yesterday on the
Lusitania and came here to join Lady
Harrington. who is on visit to her
mother, Mrs Mcmillan.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-12-15

The Washington Society of Civil Engi-
neers vii! give reception and dinner at
Rauschers tonight.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-12-15

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Ffoulke have
closed their house here and are in New
York prior to going to California to
spend the winter with their son-in-law
and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Chapman
Smith
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-12-15

Mrs. ]. Davis Broadhead and Miss
Broadhead have sent out cards for mn
steal Saturday afternoon. January . The
artists will be Nine. Dyas Standish. So
prano. and Nine. Cornelia Dyas White.
pianist. both of New York
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-12-15

Miss Edith Bownstein, Miss Annie
Steinsnyder. Mr. Mike Bownstein of
Bridgeton. n. j.. and Mr.. Ben Duncan
of Baltimore, Md. were the guests of
Misses NJ. L. Krupsaw of 327 Pennsyl-
vania avenue northwest Sunday, Deem
Der H. Over twenty young people were
present
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-12-15

The Vice President and Mrs Fairbanks
gave a dinner last night, when among
their guests were Senator and Mrs. Cul-
berson. Senator and Mrs. Scott. Senator
and Mrs. Smoot Mr.. and Mrs. X. J.
Wynne, Mr.. and Mrs. w F. Curtis Sena-
tor Bacon. Mr.. and Mrs. Oulahan, Mr..
and Mrs. Lansing. Miss Foraker and Mrs.
Moore
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-12-15

Mrs. Alfred E. Bates has gone to Ashe-
Vile ~ c., to spend the winter with her
son-in-law and daughter Mr.. and Mrs.
Dunn Mckee.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-12-15

Judge and Mrs. Hatch gave a dinner
last night in honor of Gov Frear of
Hawaii and in the party to meet him
there were present Senator and Mrs. Bur-
rows, Mr.. and Mrs. John W. Foster.
Gen. and Mrs. Marshall and Gov. and
Mrs. Carter.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-12-15

The Monday evening dancing class last
night in Philadelphia brought the younger
set together for the first really fash!on-
able large ball Of the season Miss Mar,
guerite Wood. daughter of Rev DR.. and
Mrs Charles Wood of this city. was
among the debutantes. She wore white
satin Square bands of satin heavily en-
broidered formed the decolletage.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-17

and DPg e9enf 6day sell eny s2 sHg bt @
ing stocks not ag ad ab9 b9deT fowls. % Fr0zsH broes
ducks and geese siow We quote: Iced-TURkEYs; hens
syg5ase best be s.1 1870 lsS4 DO sPR f9Rf @ bees
aIivaaa 4oe FoW1s Norther Indiana Illinois
dry picked fapSy % su & 9e do l Weze qe drg cked
poor to fair l2s183c DO Western sealded I2q15e DO
lie DUCKLINGs Long Island spring 2oc; DqGhs
old Western poor to fas & s ISs' @ onS EsA ar 1e Wbte
eeP TeT dozen o3S 8 5sa So So do DARK 81 S
toms &c: No I2a14s a old tq3s n. sqxi; No i
HgISKENs dry picked 1sa2cc do scaded 15lsg16c
CHICKENS. No 2. 12g1Sc; Fowls dry picked halfc
DTSTs aSp ae,ys
higher IL active & demand psst. an. nd nm A
Cabbages plenty and weak Cu:nnbers So higher Kse
Lettuce largely and slow sale fancy would exceed
2sGs5on5s Ps2ssH 5u II aGa aete weak Romano @ and
rhubarb steady String beans poor and selling soWy
cTesS steady Mushrooms duh other vegetables range
about as ss%1sa so do second crop S 5oasS
per saef 3 1r sS n 81 s2gs2 81 do per 81 55a
s. 10; SWEET POTATOES JeFgey No & per psT
sozen bunches 81 5oas3 so North Carolina 81 e = 5 q
s. Dc cearsGa BE- sP:s $ s@as 5a'a IS 90
ID dF s 15sss 4S5s5 Per NsT 400 Fash sanshe
s@$s 90 Bermuda o5 Ss6eSa Rs6 sr'' sass s' o
S1RFST SsR oGsan sosa crate Fsrss s s1t
andard 60 U case s1asi IS; threeqmarter case y
e. "a So ner small tlaSl %:
g h & SaroIina new per $1a$l 10 do Old Danish
go nar ION s7msI4 do old. per obl iocdS 90 o,l'
seeu pei 80 90 slOas1s do old red per bbi slaSl -
IiIC6RY Florida and South Carolina per 6asSe 'ne q
e. 15. CICITMBERS Florida, basket s-1SS. 10
c+ate 81 75@s2 75 EGGPLANTs FSrid4 per poTga G ant
do Sl6S2 SO. ESCA lorna
son,r g. Carolina per basket 75c4Sl q HoFtsE-
PHpIsH western per Dbl s3qS4; kALb N Nor19.S TO- 4
- ~ ,5a75c- do Baltimore zoe; kOHlHAbl NsW
6pieaps per 100 bunches s2as5 90 car!ss9G @ & SgSa ~
Norfolk basket SlISl 10; 90
South Carol'na and Florida per haske s e. &
3 9d$- o1 90 SettoE'
81 "a a. psrTnnda per crate s2qS2 %; DO Cuban.
4er standard crate 81 5Oa$2 LEXIS New orleans per per
100 huucbes s3aS4. SHALIDTS. New orleans pri
bunches s2ass ONIONS old wh,te per oS Saf red ses
& - 0KRA Florida per carrier. siHS4 90 C8pa. 3pI1
OYSTER PLANTS 100 binches , ieso
fPF Florida per carrier 81 soa.e CO. DO Cuban, Siaf2
New-York tribune., 1908-04-17
cutchco GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

chicago April 16-The wheat market closed
strong today because Of small shipments from
srf-e-rina Final quotations on the May delivery
v,-a~c &C TO &c higher Corn was &c loWer Oats
- 5oyrn 1sc- Provisions were 212c 10 10c higher
49, Crere7 firm because OF small receipts in
4,e Northwest strong cables and dry weather in
T-Sreas ana Nebraska. The market soon weak
80 however. on reports from points IN Kansas
81 the much needed rain had fallen oentlneH'
-o-,+sn73es bearish until the final hour, when
49, gd,arce occurred the sInallness OF snip
-Slr+e from Argentina and predictions tnat ttle
--o-iz.- et-.-n1erts for the week VIII be light Inc
llse. was strong May opened sc 10 14c 10 &c 10
- f,faher at qls.c 10 e2jsc sold on TO 9O4ec, and
= ,a,-rcad 10 e2lsc The close was At 92b4c
-Iearauces OF wheat and -four were egul 10 I"o foo
,1-,streTs Primary receipts were 2o5,eo0 bushels
@r-sfTe+ TSs 200 bushels the same day last year
MINNEAPOLIS Duluth and Chicago reported recelpts
f ~ ears against 19l cars last week and e4S cars
a year ago -. - ,,.-. o< oor
f-crn was firm early in the day because OF con-
.,7,a5 small receipts. later the market became
,,eol, a., selling By longs and cash interests Iraue
,.ag light ali day The close was weak ana near
t+,a lowest po!nt. May opened unchanged at e.-.c
ADVANCED 10 675sc, and then declined 70 oe1sG1
,-tera n closed Local receipts were % cars WIN
II Of contract grade. II, 4,oo,-
cots yrere weak because Of the favorabIe oullooh
mon the new crop. The volume OF business VICE
enau Nav opened unchanged al b5Ssc solo IP ~
go declined 10 Sc and closed al b05&~ Looo4
receipts were I0l cars -. a-,, >.
provisions were quiet and prices were hlih % %
c71,ee Of smaller receipts OF i've hoss' a. 't-S
close May pork up l0c at SO. Lato ~3s 90 -
n nc higher at IS o7z TO Sb 10 KIDS were I'zo
higher at - 90 - .or-o,r- Wheat :
cars. corn I55 cars oats, l6f cars h'sS' 1'''VO
New-York tribune., 1908-04-17
OTHER MARkETs-sY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago April 6.-CATTI.E--Receipts. estimated
about $500 head market steady 70 strong: steers SSG
s. 10 cows G0dS6. heifers So 400 SO % bulls - SOg
s. 80 cayes s. I5qS6 25 stockers and feeders, - -
& Is HOCSS-Recepts. estimated. about l60OJ mead
market steady; choice heavy shipping 50 edS9 30 oIu
ers IS SJas5 % Light mixed, 50 1e9s5 i5 esoice ush
s. SoG<5 80, packing s5aS5 75 pigs s. aS5 20 2Glk
Of sales So 1895 s5. sHEEP-Receipts estimated about
1000 to loC higher sheep 81 oaSo'
larnus Sc 5aQST %: yearlngs, S. 5OQS6 30
Cincinnati. april I6--HoGs-MaTket agisL' ousehSrs Z
and shippers s5 common. s4 5oGSS 60 CArTLEAarAet
slow and weak good shippers IS 6osS6 90 con-
mon 81 1898 LAMBS Market steady AZ 80 -'9S' 40
SHEEP-Market steady at S3 bOGsS 20
East Buffalo April l6-CATTLE-SoV and steady
,-i,ra sD4S5. NEALS-ReCeipts. 5oJ bea&-.
sov and a5c lower a S5Fs7 - HoGS-Recelpts. I'uo
head light fairly activ and SC higher; hsav soS i5
81 70 roughs So 1885 80 S4gs4 SO SHEEP and
TAMgS-Receipts s. 40 head sheep active and STEADY.
lambs SLOW and fover. lambs. S5GSs u: year.nEs
wethers xTG$i %
Kansas city April I6-CATTIE- Receipts. 5000 head.
nluJng $40 Souherns; market steady. choice exports
ana dressed beef steers 81 S09S6 10 fair 20 good S5s
81 es Western 81 1896 so stockes and feeders
s rs So Southern S. s5S6 % southern cows
81 6O 80 30; native heferS SAG
81 IL: bulls s. 10: calves. SASS HoGS-Re
ceIpts 10 market steady strong top. -
buk OF sales S5 co. heavy. 50 osS9 90
ana butchers s. 40GS3 90; hght s. 2S3 aS pigs sts
SIS 10 SHEFP-Reeelpts 400 head. market STEADY
lambs S. 5odST 20; and yeariings. - 294So 90
western yearlings s6d$6 81; Western sheep S'so 90
atocxers feeders. - 5cgSo-
Union stock Yards. Ptttsburx. April i6-CArTl.hs-
Market supply light, steady choice. ~ 1eaSss prime