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Putnam patriot., 1908-09-04
A Hard Jeb.

"nidnt scu say six months ago that If Miss Tipkins wouldn't marry yau yeu would throw yourself Into the deepest part If the seas Now Miss months aeo and yet yau haven't
 soh It's easy h lais hal let ae te6 yan E |. na Sit ! si' essx netfer 58a the deepest pm If lhe st.a
Putnam patriot., 1908-09-04
Commonwealth HoteI
 Opp. State House. Boston

Offers rooms with hot and cold wstsr for { GO per day sDd upi rooms wiln private bath for q .b0 per day snd ups suites of iwo rooms and bath for e3.oe per day and up. Weekly rates on rooms with hot and cold water and shower baths, e6. % 10 t9.t0; rooms with prtvsts baths, s9.00 10 fi2.00; suites of. tso l,oms and bath ett % 10 t22.oo. sIEs
 Absolutely tlrepsoof. Stone n,orn nothing wood but ths doors. Equippo1 with its own Sanitary vsc0m cIesutue Plant. Long Distance Teiepnone ta Every Room. Strictly | TsmPefsnes Hotel. |
 STORER r. CRAFTS, MaaAess.
 Send for Booklet.
Putnam patriot., 1908-09-04

jared on his l,e- lief iil tl1e iiievi- table triumph Of good After all was the dreary, self sacrificing battle against iin uHconquera lae foe worth whies Could the great god graft ever be checked in his mastery Of the earth if-
 A stie of kirts startled Alwyn from his dark thoughts.
 Dallas" he cried unieliev- ing. as he spraBg fo his feet half dazzied at the Woutirotia light
Putnam patriot., 1908-09-04
Knew

"Nhat dn gau expect Ia he whea eeii come of aae. my litth many askco the visitor
 '.Twentx was the little man s reply Herald and rresbytct.
Putnam patriot., 1908-09-04

hnSl,el H ap. but | found H out e',lA 1t cat And by my
 murdered la therS lod4 | knsgaiai ss,rss fd fay yoa icr its Ed ff8v Sesi ta~I sue ny tEte would
 uiuxotl #nmuse aud fortune. aS
 a iGzssi my father amltheo
Putnam patriot., 1908-09-04
THE PUTNAM PATRIOT September | 1908

for me My father had Sasrd hinsr'f My mother lay dead. struck down hy grief. Our heuered old name was si.s-
 filed. My sisser mas a paaneF whe bad done asi thiss You. oh. thev
Putnam patriot., 1908-09-04
sAvIssss sAsG

DtvtAssds are declared April Isl asd 0etobei ist fn escn year. pAysbIe April goth and Oesobei Sosh. Deposiss made after the frsf day Of eaee succ<edfng m0n.b.
 JEROME T0UETEL0TTE.T Tress.
 GEORGE " HOLT Pres.
Putnam patriot., 1908-09-04
. A. nouonros.
Dentist

from sa- ID. so l D. m., and z 0 5 ?. n
 Office Trlspnone 55-3.Home Telepbonei7f-f1
Putnam patriot., 1908-09-04

that transformed her face. Slowly she came toward him. her glorious dark eyes on his. he- white hands outstrefehed in irresistible ap- peal Al last she spoke -I love yon." she said
 THE END.
Putnam patriot., 1908-09-04
CHATTER XVIII.

NpER the maniac fury that bIazed from Thompson's eyes Wainwright shrank back in nnnic dfenl
Putnam patriot., 1908-09-04
CHAPTER XVII.

av YES in there," observed Phe- H Ian i'll high excitement. jerk
 ing his thumb toward door x -euding off the comm itfee
The Detroit times., 1908-05-30
4 ARRESTS FOLLOW
RICH MERCHANT
STRAN &c DEATH
MYSTERY OF A TAxlcAB PUZZLES
NEW YORK POlIcE-lEATHER
DEALER TAKEN TO HOTEL TO
DIE.

NEW YORK, May 29.-The police.
today, were investigating the mysteri-
Gus circumstances surrounding the
sudden death of Chas NJ. Holmes, a
rich leather merchant. aged 65, in the
lobby OF the Hoffman House. Four
arrests have been made. two OF the
prisoners being women. The dead
man was the senior member OF the
firm OF Holmes & Kendall. Of Boston.
Holmes came TO New York We'd
nesday evening and engaged room
461 at the Hoffman house. He went
out, according to the clerk, and did
not again appear until yesterday
morning, when he called TO get his
mail. He lett and was not seen sgain
until brought into the hotel.
Detective Simmons was standing In
front OF the Hoffman house. talking
with House Detective Bernard J. Con
molly when a taxicab stopped in front
OF the hotel and the chauffeur pulled
a man from the cab who appeared 10
be unconscious. The detectives rush
ed 10 his assistance and helped carry
him into the hotel. Holmes was placed
on a couch in the lobby, but he died
few minutes later. II was appar-
ent TO those about him, who included
Coroner's Physician DR.. Albert l..
Weston. that he was trying to deliver
message and some thought they
heard him groan. This is awful"
Hugh Fitzsimmons. the chauffeur.
said he was standing with his cab az
Forty-seventh-st. and Sixth-ave. when
the Negro bellboy called to him TO
come TO the house at 100 West Forty.
seventhst A woman and a Negro.
ne said. helped Molmes out and put
him into the cab. The woman told
him Holmes was sick and must be
taken to the HOFFMAN house at once,
Find Holmes Woman Friend.
The police visited the address given
by the chauffeur and found Miss Clara
Moore. She said Holmes had visited
her: he called regularly while in the
city. She said he appeared III and she
admitted sending the bellboy after the
cab.
Miss Moore. her maid. Josephine
Wells. OF 1917 West Thirty-fifth-st., and
the Dellboy, who gave his name and
address as Frederick Morehead. OF 80
West One Hundred and Thirty-ffth-st..
were locked up at the West Twentieth
ST. station on the charge Of being sus-
picious persons The cabman was
also detained
The Detroit times., 1908-05-30

The defense in the police conspiracy
cases rested shortly before 10 o'clock
Friday morning. after Police Commits
sioner Smith left the stand.
Mr.. Yerkes recalled Capt. New
berry for moment TO show that Pre-
cinct Detectives Favor and Bowden
have not been on duty in the Delray
precinct since Jan. IA.
The prosecutor then asked 10 have
the case adjourned for two or three
days 10 give MIN a chance TO look
up additional information that came
70 his knowledge The defense oo-
jected, but Justice Stein finally ad'
j0urned the examination until 10
o'clock Monday morning.
81 Prosecutor Yerkes took up the cross
examination OF the commissioner
shortly after 8 o'clock. He questioned
him first about his punch bowl, but
brought out nothing new except that
*<1ibbler said he would send up the
tray for the set later. which he did.
" Mr.. Yerkes tried to fix the date Of
Attorney Golfers visit 10 his office
with the 10th woman, but the commits
Eu1oner was unable to do so with defn-
ElteneEs. II was his opinion, however,
*<hnt 1t was before the 10th woman
ought the property from Coulson and
bout two weeks before he went 10
New York
The commissioner admitted 1t was
liable that they had been to Capt
Rberry previously.
The commissioner admitted that lie
MA Mr.. Collier there would be no
n Hi1crimination between Annie Smith
s I'D the 10th woman, or between any
0<Her women of that class.
Then they left your Office with the
1x0pression that Mrs. 10th could run
\ h6f place IL she conducted 1t in an
orderly manner
\ ~ don't know what their impress
oIon was. I told them there would be
~ discrimination.
isn't 1t fact that before you
at1 for New York Nov. 22 you left
orders with Capt Newberry regard
fuR Jolian Toths placer"
"Yes, guess a did tell Newberry.
gidn't get a written report, but
The Detroit times., 1908-05-30
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

DETROIT. May cs.-Close: There
We're some fireworks In the Chicago
May deal on Friday; but II had no eff
option alone and are not caught In the
trap While the Chicago price was adj
vancing the Detroit market was weak
and lower Millers had no use for cash
wheat while holders were anxious TO
unload The result was a declining
market and little business. The close
was weak
Wheat ouotations-Cash. No. red.
cars at 99c; closing at &c; May. &c
July opened unchanged at 81 he. and
declined TO s0iac. September opened
at 90c. and declined TO ssiac; No. red.
94c: No white. &c.
Coarse grain Quotations-Corn; Cash.
No. 3, 75c; No. yellow &c oats
Cash No. . white. ! car at 5615c: No 3
white, cars at sec. to arrive. 2 cars
Rye-Cash No. .. 3 cars at sac. Beans
Cash. s2.s5 bid: June. s2ss bid: oc-
Glover seed-Prime October. $50
Receipts in the Detroit market on
Friday included 400 bbls. of -four.
car OF wheat. OF corn and OF oats
stocks are l4252s bu OF wheat. 100.912
bu OF corn, 1850 bu OF oats and s.sls
blu OF rye.
CHICAGO GRAIN.
CHICAGO. May 29-There was an
easier opening in wheat this morning.
prices declining II a sc. under yester-
day on little selling by commission
houses and the pit crowd. There was
good buying on the decline and some
short covering rallied the market back
TO about Yesterdays closing. Opening
prices: wheat-Jul. 90ss 10 Y corn,
July. 67as TO "a oats, July 412s 10 "a.
Pork. July sl3.65; lard. July sS.45;
ribs, July, S1.35.
The curtain was run down on the
May deals in grain on the board OF
trade at i5 today. The last days ses-
sion was one long 10 be remembered.
II was chock full or exciting scenes. as
all the cereals. May wheat reached the
highest price OF the campaign at I.lf.
and closed at s110H. May corn sold
up TO 82l5 and closed at sou. May oats
as high as 56% and closed at SIN
Closing prices: Wheat-May l.l0E
corn. May. so TO sou; oats May. 52a
Pork. May. 1910; lard, May. ss.42ia
ribs, May. s727ia.
The Detroit times., 1908-05-30

say along in the summer or fall OF
1904"
sometime during Mayor cOdd'o
first campaign
"Ncs.c
HE was one OF Mayor Colds ad'
visors and workers during the cam
paign. wasn't he?"
He did what he could. | think.
for Mr. Codd." --
Murhn; You mean during the first
campaign"
yes"
Murhn. II don't think anyone
should be asked 10 admit he was ad.
vising during the second campaign"
Mr.. Yerkes continued, You testi'
fed, | believe. that Mr.. Favor was
never transferred?
Il did
"You knew that Annie Smith
thought he was transferred"
Il knew she swore that don't
know what she thought"
Isn't 1t q fact that the precinct
down there was divided"
There were two extra men put in
II that's what you mean-Walsh and
Kane"
Newberry Recalled.
I Capt. Newberry was then recalled
( by Mr.. Yerkes and questioned as 10
Favor's supposed transfer. He testi'
I fed that Precinct Detectives Kane and
Walsh are now attached TO the Delray
sub.station, in which district Annie
Smiths resort Is located.
Before they were put In who had
charge OF the territory"
Favor and Bowden.'
After they were put In. where did
Favor and Bowden go?"
TO the ScOtten-ave. station. That
was always their headquarters.
by whose orders was that change
made?"
Il think had a talk with the super
intendent and the superintendent
talked with the commissioner"
You don't make any changes OF
that kind yourself without orders from
headquarters?
NO"
That's ALL"
Mr.. Yerkes then said: Your honor
would like chance 10 look this mat
ter over TO see whether there is any
more testimony We would like to offer
or not. II all their testimony is in
would like 10 have IL go over until
Monday or Tuesday"
New Testimony Coming.
The prosecutor also stated that Ger
tain information had come 70 his at
tention which he would like an oppor
tunity 10 inquire into. Mr.. Muffin vol
unteered the services OF an automo
bile and, jocularly. an officer. II II
would enable Mr. Yerkes 10 get the
| information desired by 9 o'clock In
the afternoon. so that the examination
could be completed without delay.
Let me ask If anyone or you hac
such charge hanging over you as my
client has. wouldn't you want it dis
posed Off" Murtin said.
Certainly returned Mr.. Yerkes.
Would you want 1T delayed over
Decoration day and Sunday, when al
the case Is in? The prosecuting attor
ney must have known yesterday our
case would be in now. Ii ne has any
thing more now he should produce il
II seems to me my client has rested
under this charge long enough. II we
can get this testimony this afternoon
We ought 10 do 1t and let my client
go home and know what all this Is
about"
Justice Stein then adjourned the
hearing until 10 o'clock Monday morn
ing
The Detroit times., 1908-05-30
NEW RY. ACT MAY BE
TESTED BY SUPREME CT

FLINT. Mich, May 29.-(SplD-
The state railway commission has or
dored a further hearing In the matter
Of the interchange of freight cars and
carload shipments between the ID. U.
X. and the Michigan Central at Ok
ford and the Grand Trunk at Flint.
Testimony Viii he taken at the hear.
Inc TUESDAY and shortly afterwards
the comtaission will personally 20
over the line and make its inspec.
ton. The commission. It is learned
from an authoritative source. will I'M
doubtedly Issue the order and as this
IL the first case 10 arise under the
new state railway act passed by the
The Detroit times., 1908-05-30
LONDON wool.

LONDON May 29.-At the wool sales
12.l71 bales were offered. Spirited
competition was followed by good gem
eral buying at full values A large
sale the best trade buying largely
Americans took a supply OF light
greasy. superior breds. The sales were
as follows New South Wales. 200
bales; secured. 10Is ais 9lSd greasy
4Gl0isd. Queensland. 100 bales; SCOUT
ed. Is 3iaddls 4d; greasy. 10Gl0l5d
Victoria / 200 bales: secured. Is 2dI
lsLsd: greasy. 6ilddl 2kd West
Australia. 900 bales: secured. Ia 2iad.
greasy. ga G9i4d. New Zealand 5000
5hdiod Capo OF Good Hone and Ma
tai 800 bales: secured. Is 4iadf Is
sad; greasy, sd Cd.
The Detroit times., 1908-05-30
BOSTON COPPER.
COPPER LETTER.

Cameron Currie q Co.'S Copper let
ter. may 20;
Opening copper cable: Spot. f5s, up
lis Cd; futures, ass i2s Cd UP It's Cd.
The coppers opened stronger this
morning, though trading was stu
light. The announcement or resump-
tiOn Of dividends by North Butte,
which came out before the opening
caused that stock 10 open two points
higher than yesterdays closing price.
\ 81 dividend was also declared by
Copper Range, which strengthened the
price 10 IL. Amalgamated opened a
nalf point up and Anaconda advanced
q point during the forenoon. Nipissing
was strong feature on the curb. SELL
ing UP 10 -. The metal in London
opened nearly IL higher. At midday
the market was strong but quiet.
Copper Range Consolidated declared
n quarterly dividend OF 81 a share
a year ago $3.50 and soc extra.
North Butte declared a quarterly div
idend OF 81 per share. payable June 20.
The Detroit times., 1908-05-30

last legislature, it Is probable that
the matter will be carried to the SUI
preme court TO contest the validity
of the act and the scope OF authority
granted to the commission.
The matter was brought to the at
tention of the commission by a Pc
tition signed by many local shippers
at Goodrich and Ortonvilie. Attys.
John II. Farley and Roy Brownell,
of this city, are representing the pc
titioners who seek the interchange.
The Detroit times., 1908-05-30
NEW YORK STOCK LETTER.

The market opened generally higher,
although there was still some left over
liquidation in the early dealings. The
start and led the advance They have
been most literally tipped off. especial
~ Northern Pacific. tor the past few
days and the tip has certainly made
good as Northern Pacific sold at 1873 u
the day before yesterday and at 1864
this morning. In the first hour further
gains were made, and the leading
stocks ran Up u point or so above last
nights close Some long stock was
encountered on the advance and the
market has since reacted moderately
but has grown very dull. The Gould
stocks rallied we'll with the rest OF the
market and the effect OF the Wabash
Pittsburg Terminal seems TO be wear
ing OF The market is now very quiet.
but with a good undertone.
The Detroit times., 1908-05-30
POLICE SCANDAL
Case Goes OVER
TO MONDAY
PRosEcuroR YERkEs SECURES
pELAv TO LOOK UP ADDITION.
AZ EvipENcE-pErENsE FIN
IsHEs IT'S TESTIMONY.
WeIl-Known Business
Man Is Now ExOnerated

FROM THE DETROIT JOUR-
NAL, MAY rs.
The defense also says that II
will prove that another man "a
weII-known business man) was
introduced by Hlbbler as "Mr.
Smith" on the occasion on
which Annie Smith says the
commissioner was In her resort.
FROM FRANK q. HI6BLER'S
TESTIMONY, MAY %.
Yerkes: "Dld you ever 60
Into Annie Smiths place and
introduce anyone as MIR.
SMITH"
"No, sir"
The Detroit times., 1908-05-30
Markets ard Finance

a5,55. Cattle-Reeelpts, 1900; market
strong; besves. s475g7.30; Texas
steers, s4,60q SOS; western steers stg
5.IS; stockers and feeders. $4,000 $40,
cows and heiters. s230U6.lO;/ calves.
- U6.25. Sheep-Receipts, 1000;
market. steady; natives, 5000 5.25;
erns, s45Q46.75
The Detroit times., 1908-05-30
NEW YORK METAL.

NEW YORK. May 2e.-Business con-
tinued almost at a standstlll at the
Metal exchange today. although there
was a nrmer tendency shown In tin on
the Improvement from abroad. Spot
and nearby deliveries were up isc
Quotations: Lake. 12S. q12Ts electro
lytic. 121a 412A castings. l2ss q IL \. ;
spelter 1850 400: lead. s432h
Ar IN tin, Is u Il 90.
The Detroit times., 1908-05-30
Reported for The Times by Cameron
-Nttrl. A. i1E.l1s l.rls a. ~
nOsrON COpPER SAIEs

BOSTON. May 29.-Copper sales fun =
nished by Cameron Currie \ CO.. Adv,
1865. Anal. 1915. Az. 20, Anc, IS; AL.
gS2; 3 G.. AIS; b. X c., BIS; Bu Gin.
l9, c. & y. leOA 4. X IL. :: Mercur.
loo. Pange s25. d. w. Is Fr. is:
Cir. so; G. c. c. 535; Roy. 100; LaSalle.
100, Mass. 40; Mex. ); Moh, l1G y. B.,
gel: @ D.. 2l5; Csc, SIS: ~, 8; X. L., sc,
s T., 1885, Shan. 1870; sup. Cop. As: Trim.
z2O. L s. r.. 90; pfd.. %. Utah Cons.
Az. Wet 21O. VOL 3
The Detroit times., 1908-05-30

xl(1K B. LEDyARD. Chairman
lkNK w. BLAIR. President -
~ = ,. WHITE. vice-President
GERALD ,. McMEcHAN. Secretary
CHARLES r. DUNN. Treasurer
HtExANDER c. LONG.
& Assistant Secretary
boBARr p. HoyT. Trust ohesr
-. Z. BRADFORD. Bond ofhcsr
nAI;L T. cowLEs. Manager
Iitl< GUARANTEES and Abstract Dept
6uBERT Il osNUN.
Custodian Safety Deposit Vault
InkNx X LrNcEMANN. -
.. Real Estate ofkesr
The Detroit times., 1908-05-30
Suppressed Divorce Suits.

Suppressed suits for divorce were
fled Friday by Mary A. VS.. Frederick
j. c. Macarthur; Helen Grace vs. Ray
mond Howe; Pauline vs. John Yagla:
Martha vs. Bernard f. Gerecke:
Grace VS. Earl Myers. and Russell p.
VS. Grace Calkins.
The Detroit times., 1908-05-30
NEW YORK COTTON.

NEW YORK. May 29-Buslness IN
the cotton market at the outset this
morning was quiet and the undertone
irregular. tho list showing d decline Of
six 10 eleven points on old crop months
and a loss OF 3 points 10 an advance
OF four points on the new crop months.
After the call the list rallied quite
sharply on a covering movement
The Detroit times., 1908-05-30
PRODUCE

prisingly nrm Tor the time or year. and
while local stocks are large there IS a
possibility OF higher prices next week
on account OF the frmness outside.
Eggs are steady and normally active
and poultry holds firm. Straw berries
were in good enough supply. such as
they were. but receipts .ere soft and
badly out OF condition The bulk OF
the offerings had TO be sold Tor what
there was an excellent demand for
good berries. The first consignment OF
sour cherries came In from Cincinnati
this morning and started off at about
$3.50 q bushel
Apples--Fancy. s3.5OQ $50; common.
81 Q3.00 per Dbl
Huttcr--ofhciai. prices; Extra cream
Cnbbaxe-New. s1.75 per crate.
CauiInow sl.75g2 per
CeIery-si25 per doz.
Decentralization sull cream. new,
i2e Lipbus rye o new. is g, ne Sid lie.
Observation-Disclosures, $500 per box;
southern, $3.50 per hn. ..y--.--,.
Concr--Package coffee. s14759152s
pressed Caive.-Fancy. s0sHc: COM
mon. co.'s per 10.
Eggs-Michigan current receipts.
frsts. case count. 15c per doz.
;. E,our--Mishis.n patent. n wood.
lass: clear, $3.50 per bbl.
meal G:s a s,an as sf' ss
middIinss: $40 per ton.
Fresh vsg .hsr onions Joe
lettuce. s8lOc per ID: spinach; as q 5oc
per eox; gag5sssy a 9ec pier Sep ant Voc voc
peas. $3.50 sack; wax beans. s1.75q2
per box; green beans 81 so per hamper.
Green rsppc..,--s9c per basket. -
painted barbed wire. s2.5o; galvanized
oArbed wire. So 50. No. 5nncaied wire.
S2ao; poultry netting before weaving.
s 60 and her cent ON: aoni.ry netting.
after weaving. ~ per cent on: wire
Joint aGvetrough. so and 10 per cent
pipe. rs and per cent on
Honcy-Fancy white. /. isc; amber.
i'glse: extracted; sa2c per ID
msywBsiroit shippers a.c paying the
following. prices for now oaied bay IN
Ss NO b. D; ;isso S cievor .'m missd
jiSso: rye straw. 81: wheat and cat
straw. ssQs.5o ton. IN car iots
Hldes-No. l cured. SIC; No. cured
s sMs1 sS green 2 se1s No. rfsn k S
s.i S:n suS:d. 70. 49, 3, ef &
sorss hides. No. i. Sc: No. :. So: sheep.
skins 1880. 2. g y ,ss ssSg ,SC.
Irmons-California. l3st3.5o per box.
Maple sugar--Ncw pure. 1sc per Id.
Mushrooms--60c per 10.
OnioJ.--50 % 75c per ou; Texas. r.'o
Q1.SO per bu: Spanish. si.25 crate
Oils-Raw linseed. sc. boiled lin
seed. 4bc gal. less 1 per cent for cash
ia 10 days ala ond headhgat zero
sene altc: turpentinc. iI oarrei ioi+
4ec per ga.
Orauge~-California navels. $500
SIS per box
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 50; Cubans 50. IS
The Detroit times., 1908-05-30
CHARLOTTE GIRL TO WE'D.

CHARLOTTE, Mich. May %
Especial Mr.. and Mrs. George A.
Perry announce the engagement OF
their youngest daughter, Grace. to T..
r. Mes. OF Holland The marriage
will take place next month. Both are
VI. A. c. students.
The Detroit times., 1908-05-30
u. S. GOVERNMENT BONDS

Quotations furnished by Cameron,
Currie, May 80. 1908 New % reg. 1854
reg. 1914 new Is reg, i20ia . l2l !. (:
new is coup. l22 bid
The Detroit times., 1908-05-30
LIVE STOCK.
MIcHIGAN CENTRAL STOCK YARDS.

DETROIT. Mich. May 2s.--CAttle. ac-
tive and unchanged; outlook steady;
prices ranged as follows zig Gh goS steers
at s5f5dts. choice handy killers, $3.50
q 5.25; light 70 good butchers steers
and heifers, s2I5ga2S common Kill;
cows. s1.26q2.50. common TO prime
shipping bulls. s344 $50! light butchers
and heavy sausage bulls, s2.l5 $50;
stockers and feeders. $3.50 O i.25 per
Mich cows. dull and lower. at rs TO
so; veal calves. lower at 81 20 S6 per
cwt
lower: quality, poor; choice lambs. sea
s6.25; light TO fair, s45015.75: COM
mon TO prime sheep. SO TO 5. mixed
sheep and lambs. s5ds. common kill
ers, 81. 3 a as eulls, s2g25O per ewt;
HOGS. active and IS higher; quality.
poor; prime mediums and fat Workers..
s45oa525; roughs. sl259AsO per cw..
Receipts Cattle. CO. calves. 16s;
sheep. 27s hogs. ss7.
EAST BUFFALO.
Report Of Market Opening ny sadler.
Rerick e. Co.. Conrnfsst,n Merchants.
BUFFALO. Nav 2grCattle-Re-
5000. medium heavy. $3.50 5 so, york
Sgs s',S SdS cor pigs lambs y, ssstgpE sop
calves. s675
MARKET CLOSE.
FAST BUFFALO. ~ Y. May %
Cattle-Receipts, 200 head. quiet.
steady. VeaIs-Receipts 1000 head
slow. steady. s5d6.55. Sheep and lambs
Receipts. $500 head market slow. 10
a csc lower; lambs. s5.2546.i5i yearl-
ings 5000 SIS: sheep. se.T56f 500
Hogs -Receipts. s.52o head active. IN
TIC higher. workers.. S5.60M 80. pigs.
49, mixed and heavies s5.T5d5.sO;
rOdghs. St50mi.15s stays. s3.50U4.00.
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK.
CHICAGO May 9.--Hogs-Receipts
5000. market weak. sc, lower. bulk.
g5.45Q6.50. light. $3.50 5.52hS mixed.
5000 5.57h heavy s5,loa sos; rough.
s51Oq5.25. pigs s4.1O4 $40; workers.,
s5.45Q $50; good to choice. heavy. s5.2S
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salted briskets, sH q SC; shoulders. $40:
pionic hams. Sc; bacon. II oil Nc. laru.
In tierces. 9ko: kettle rendered. l0Ac
per Id.
straw bcrries-24-qt cases. 50: s2-ot
cases. 81.
SWEEP Potstoes-riiinois. s3Q2.25 per
bu; So per Dbl
sugar-Crystai dominoes.. $3.50; eagle
tables. s725: cut loaf. s725. cubes.
$3.50; xxx powdered. 3el5: granu-
bulk. s5.75; granuiated. in s5-ib cotton
bags. $3.50, Michigan graduated. $685.;
sop5e 81 ne 4 sSsG No ss7s No Nc
sS.sS: No. .. $40; No. 10. iS.sS; No. Ii.
$3.50 No, -. sSa6; No. Is; ss?S; No
ket crate; Texas. s2g2.25 per basket
crate.
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V6p CoTn--Fars. 10 92c per 10
Pofnto~s-Car lots. Z. q. h. Detroit
so a soc per bu: new Bermudas. si.75
por bu. Floridas> 81 90 per btu; TeN3s
rriumphs. $40 per bue~~.
llni1hc; brothers. Csc: geese, "a DC;
ducks. 12Q12hc; turkeys i3Wi4c ID.
provisson.---Stess pork. $3.50. family
pork, S17Q1750; light. clear. $3.50;
Heavy. t16: smoked hams 1ok nile: dry
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EAST BUFFALO.
Report of Market Opening ny sadler.
Rerick e. CO.. Commissions Merchants.

BUFFALO MAY 29-Cattle-Re-
5000 medium heavy. $3.50 3. so york
crs. s5.t0G5.sq; pigs. So Sheep-Re-
ccipts. 5000; top lambs. s6.25; top
calves gC15