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The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-02

Cuba having received an importation of $40O,O 900 ip gold last Saturday wopl' indicate that the young republic | getting in line with the modern ide' of other nations pretty early in tn game.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-02

An eastern poet has written some verses to his creditors. This is taking a mean revenge. It Is worse than not paying 'em.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-02

Frequently we hear it said of a man that he Is 'nobody's fool.'' thus losing sight of the fact that he is married.
 T
 A certain fellow in Montgomery told that he would like to share her griefs. She dashed his hopes by telling him that it would look very comical for him to take that nasty old medicine on the mantle-piec in her room.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-04-02
TALK OF THE TOWN

Lace curtain sale at Vaughan's.
Roller skating at the Pavilion tonight.
Read the adv. of Moore & Owens on
page 2.
Roller skating and dancing In Hale's
Pavilion tonight.
Special hamburg sale, &c yard, at Per-
rvs on Saturday.
Ten per cent. discount allowed on cam
era films at Hendricks.
Mrs. H. II. Patch went to Jacksonville
yesterday to visit friends.
Frank Armstrong went to Melrose,
Mass, to work last night.
Mrs. A. H. Burke and children ana
Miss Lucy McDunner went to Burlington
yesterday for a few days visit.
DR.. G. +. Korinek Of Toronto, Ontario,
arrived in the city yesterday and win
work as an assistant to DR.. A. IL II.
Lewis.
On account Of the stringest rules now
forced upon the milk dealer, shall after
April |, 1909, sell milk or tickets for
cash only, and Win continue the present
price for time at least F. B. Martin,
Barre, March ~.
A session Of United States court Is
to be held at Montpelier, Tuesday, Ar-il
9, and viii probably continue over Wed
nesday One hundred and fourteen pros
pective citizens have sent in applications
for first papers to the court and IS appli-
cations for second papers, and those eases
viii be considered Application blanks
were sent by the court TO Charles Def
Bancroft and he has few left which be
will I'll out and forward before the date
of the session.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-04-02
Millinery openinr.

Mrs. w. T. Shepard will have her mil.
linery opening, Saturday, April 3.
Millinery opening at Mrs. Longley's,
10 Summer street, Saturday, April 3,
1909.
Mrs G. r. Wood announces her mil
linery opening, Saturday, April 8, in her
room over Hendricks drug store.
Mrs. Kendriek and Mrs. Keefe will
have their millinery opening, Saturday,
April 3, at 403 North Main street, corner
Of Brook and Main streets.
Mrs. I. T. Townsend calls attention
to her trimmed hats and millinery nov
elites on and after Saturday, April 8.
at her parlors, SO Washington street.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-04-02
Programme.

At the Methodist church at o'clock.
1. Violin solo ..... Edmund Sanborn
2. Male quartet. Messrs. Goodfellow,
Veale, Oliver and Abbott.
3. Reading ..........s... Miss Winch
4. Solo .a.a..... Jessie Robertson
8. Duet $500. Misses Wood and Harris
6. Reading .s.........., Miss Parks
z. Quartet Misses Wood, Inglis, Harris
and Mrs. Batchelder.
S. Musical garden .....a......,.s...
Duet by Prof. Blossomheimer
0. Free-will offering viii be taken.
Accompanies :. Mrs. Ernest Batchelder
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-04-02
TALK OF THE TOWN
Easter neckwear at Vauqhan's.

Easter neckwear at Vaughan's.
This spring weather makes you think
Of top coats. Go TO the Frank McWhor-
ter Co.
There will be a special meeting of the
ladies' auxiliary A. @. FL, in the Convent
school room, Friday evening, April 2 at
$3.50 o'clock. G. 0. +. fair question to
be brought up
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-04-02
THE BARRE DAILY TIMES
FRIDAY. April 3, 1909.
Weather Prediction.

Rain or snow in north, showers in the
south portion, and warmer in Vermont
and north Maine tonight, Saturday,
showers with light variable winds, in
creasing.
The Detroit times., 1909-02-06

seed. 67o gal. less I per cent Tor cash
In 10 days: diamond headlight kero-
ssne; shei turpsntins. In oarrsi 'oss'
Pis.ssDls.Hr St ~;s.ssSs.So per
crate. sl.5UI3 per doz-
observation-disclosures. 16Qsoc pes bu:
new Bermudas. ss.s5 per bu.
!, 'SSis, sss.s isSise dusss its
toms. l6Qllc Dressed-Hens, lsg lac:
springs. if0lSc. geese. iaqltci ducks;
to@a go s sos sss soans' H9sse' old
pork. Si7.ss0iI7s; light. clear. $3.50;
heavy. $40: smoked hams. lie:
dry salted briskets. loHc; shoulders:
INC; picnic hams, 7c; bacon. lac. lard
In uerces. lo%c: kettle rendered. III y c
Rsbbits-si.5o per dos.
straw berries-30Q35c per box.
sweet Poeatoes-fllinots. $3.50 per
Dbl: Jerseys. kiln dried. e1.66 per crate.
strawbe rrtes--40c per box.
>. ssrs:r@.sCrystai dominoes. " 30: eagle
xxxx powdered t6.4s; granuiated. OK
IS; sransiatsd. In :s,iS cotton Bags Bags
f ecstiicnsrs (. ,tss: aI No. s0 NO. con D.
No. 6. $3.50: No. I. SKIS: No. s. SI7o:
No. 3. sass: No. 10. $3.50: No. IL. sass:
No. IL. $3.50; No. IS. e4t5: No. IL. tA46:
No 10. S4.f5 Der 100 lbs.
The Detroit times., 1909-02-06
NJ rs. SAMPSO n
SOON To KNOW
VERDICT
FINDING IN DEATH OF ADMlRAL'S
NEPHEW is TO BE ANNOUNCED
CRIMINAL LAWYERS EXPECT
WoMAN's AcoUlTTAL.

ROCHESTER, n. Y. Feb. 5.-The
Wayne county grand jury today com
pleted its investigation OF the Samp'
son murder tragedy. Relatives OF the
families involved in the homicide case
have returned TO their homes and
Mrs. Georgia a. Sampson, charged
with the murder OF the nephew OF
the late rear admiral. will soon know
whether the secret tribunal has placed
her in the shadow OF the electric
chair.
The grand jury Is expected TO re-
port tomorrow and Wayne county gen
orally looks for a first degree bill. Ii
was stated this morning that Mrs.
Sampson will not be tried al this term
OF court, nor by Judge Sawyer, who
before his elevation TO the bench w2s
the adviser of both the Allyn and
Sampson families.
Mrs. Sampson. II brought 10 trial
will take the stand and give the lie
direct TO the charge that her husband
was but an incident in her life.
Mrs. Sampson is approaching mater
nifty and her appearance as the central
figure during the trial IS regarded by
veteran criminal lawyers as pre-
saying her ultimate acQuittal.
The Detroit times., 1909-02-06

$3.50 do. steers 6. I,22i. .5.2s; do.
Bought By Michigan Beef Co. OF
Sharp. butchers 3, s9S. s5.25; do. butch
ers ]. $50, sA25 do, butchers j, SAC
SHEEP AND LAMBS.
Bought by titzaptrick OF Bishop, b
& H. sheep 20. average weight l0e lbs,
S3.15 do. lambs -, rs. $40; do. sheep
AS. IS. $40; Torrey. sheep Ia, 60, s42o:
Bought by Michigan Beef Co. OF
Walker. lambs is, go, $3.50: Bishop. y.
4 H. lambs rs. Is. 81: do. sheep =. 1ls.
G ismb 1s%9s g. ,Sss DO s sReep 81 30 90
$3.50; do. lambs 43. SO. 81.
Bought by Hammond; standish & CO.
sheep 5. 40 s., Grorf. sheep IS. go. s..
Bought by Newton OF Torrey. lambs
II. rs. $3.50 Leach. lambs 80. so. Sc IS.
Bought By sullivan OF Reason & NJ.
sheep SO, 100: $3.50; Bishop, B. s. H..
Bought bv Parker. Webb & Co. Of
Reason & NJ, hogs l6e. average weight
1sG p 81 so I Pgs a. G isnd .S4s sh d.
ITO, 1872: s6.So do, g. lss. s6.25; do. 50.
Bought by Hammond. Standlsh q Co.
Of Bishop E & !, H. 3 SSs' lsS' :S.S5; DO
so. $50. So do, is i5o. ss15; sundry
shippers. 81. 152. s6.25: do, 4s. ls2,
Bought by Sullivan Packing Co. OF
Spicer 4 McM.. 81 30. $3.50; do. 2ol.
49, So 40; do. 81, l56, SO D; do, 80.
1855. IS; do. pigs % III. s5.75: Roe
Com. Co, hogs 46. III. So; do. 60. ls6.
Bought by Newton Reef Co. OF Rea-
son & Mayer. 30. 1871. $40
The Detroit times., 1909-02-06
SECOND MAN SHOT
BY WOMAN is DEAD

WACO. Tex, Feb. 4-The second
OF the four men shot by Miss Verna
Ware in the district court room a.
Gainesville, James Smith, died OF his
wounds today. Her first victim, John
HaLes, who was charged with the
betrayal of Miss Ware, died late
yesterday. James Ross, another Of
the wounded men, is dying, while the
fourth, A. Z. Wiley. is said to have =
chance 10 recover.
Miss Ware, who was taken TO the
county Jail after the pistol with which
she shot the four men had been wrest-
ed from her as she was preparing ID
turn 1t upon herself. is reported today
TO be in serious condition from shock
and hysteria.
The Detroit times., 1909-02-06
Apple.-Fancy. H046o: common. -

Dutter-ofhciaI prices: Extra cream
cries, acc. nrsts. 27c; crooks. 2O1 i;
packing stock, Ice per 10.
Cabbsge-2Hc per Id.
Caulinowcr-s3 so per crate.
Ceiery-35c per doz; California. $50
Chee.e-Michigan full cream. I5M0
schweitzer' isc per 10.
Conce--Packase coffee. si27s0iSat
per 100 lbs.
Cranberrie.-Fancy. s5@5.5o per bu.
Dressed CnIves-Fancy. lO4ilc; COM
mon, "a Toe per ID.
Dressed Hogs-Ilght. 1hU Nc; me-
Egg.-Michlsan current receipts.
case count. 2sc dog
S1 rSns 1p patents. in '' WOOD.
ssiiSS: c IsG"s IS per Dbl.
Feed--JobbinS lots. bran. s26; coarse
corn meal. s27.oO. corn and oat chop
$500; coarse middlings. S21: fne mid
dlings, $50 per ton.
Finnan Hsddies-9c per ID
Fresh NegetnbIcs-Cucum hot
house t1.50a2 per doz; lettuce. lie Id:
head lettuce, So per hamper; pars-
doz: wax beans. $3.50 per blu; pie plant.
soc per doz, green beans. 81 per bu.
Grape FruI,-ss 25aS7s per box.
Grapc.-Malaees. ssqle ner Dbl
I.oney-Fancy whi;e; ;:0lsc; amber
10Gp11c. extracted. bW6R per 10.
Hay-Detroit shippers arc paying the
following prices for baled hay In car
Tose e i; No Z ,iOaiO.sO, lover.
wheat and oat straw. !5Sog6 ton.
Hidcs-No cured. lac; No.
cured, lie: No. ! green. 9hc: No =
green. snc; kip cured. No. 4. ,-c: No.
q lOhc; kip green, No. l. lie. No, ..
sac: cait cured. No. 1, Is ~: No. 2. l+e
calf green: No !. &c; Ne 10 itS,1e;
sheep skins, as to wool, soc " III so.
Hnrdvure-Wire nails. f225 base.
anrealed wire. SAILS base. cut nails.
steel $3.50 base. Zalvanized oarbed
wire, S0-rod spoois. 1890; bar iron,
81 o5 per cwt. axes. single bit, IS per
doz; double bit. % dYz, gas pipe, y,
list: galvanized. SO per cent of: sheet
iron. black rs guage. 80 per cwt. gal
Vaulztd. ti.20 per cwt
Iimes--si per 100
box
wu-hroom.-sOG coo Der ID
Onfons-Spanish. sl.I5ne per crate
Michigan. 10q75c per bu. Cuban. SAYS
oranse.-california. navels. sa7s0
1925 per box.
oii.-Raw iinseed. sec; boiled lin
The Detroit times., 1909-02-06
BOSTON COPPER.
COPPER LETTER.

Furnished by ayden. stone q CO.:
The Boston copper shares are In
cined 10 weakness with trading small
and the market as a whole, very dull
and uninteresting. Issues like North
Butte. Copper Range old Dominion
and Butte Coalition are all from half
10 full point lower. Allouez Is three
points lower on limited sales. there has
been some strength and activity In Isle
ROyale and East Butte, Royale has just
broken into a sich area in the second
level north OF No. 8 shaft. which &C
In the general list American Telephone
stock and bonds have been I'm fair de-
mand and are quoted fractionaliy high
er. Other departments of the market
are very quiet with prices unchanged.
The Detroit times., 1909-02-06

DETROIT. Feb Close: Mime.
apolis miiiers are anxious BUYERS OF
wheat. and stocks there are decreasing.
Millers in the southwest are taking
wheat from Chicago and high prices
are quoted in the leading southwestern
cash markets. There Is nothing bear,
failed TO keep up It's exporting pace.
dropped under 100000 bu, but Argen,
tina made heavy exports Liverpool
ket was without life on Friday. Fluc-
tuations were within narrow limits
and spectators were inclined 70 hold
off
Wheat auotations-Cash No. 2 red,
s1.l0Ia. May opened steady at gill "
declined &c. advanced Nc from low
opened opens at si.oIl.. lost &c gained &c,
and declined to si.oi y September. csc:
No. 3 red. 81. o. y No / white. sl.csn.
Coarse grain 9rOt.ati Ha,sou coTnmGasa
Oats-Cash No white 8 cars at
say; No White oar cars az. at ss'ic.
Reans-Cash 81 rs MAY. 80 bid.
Glover seed-Prime spot. 100 bags al
1855: March. 100 bags at s. y sam
IS 20. IS at $50. 90 at S.. 10 AZ si.75:
sample alsike. bags az s77s. at
Timothy seed-Prime spot. 100 bags
Bariey-Firm at H25aIso per cw,.
for best samples.
day included 200 bbls Of -four cars
81 wheat. 10 Of corn and l OF oats
Withdrawals We're 200 bbls or -four
| Stocks are 523 220 bu OF wheat 81 ,3S1
bu Of corn. 1s6.996 bu OF oats, and 20
| SOL bu Of rye.
Wheat receipts at ST. Louis. 1900
| bu. year ago. 10000 bu.
Winnipeg wheat receipts 100 cars;
year ago 81.
Northwestern wheat receipts Friday,
sSi cars. year ago. 271.
Wheat in Liverpool closed y q y q
lower. and corn unchanged TO I'd
lower.
Argentine wheat exports this week.
Australian wheat exports this week.
100000 bu week ago. 3,OS0,OO0 ba.
year ago. $4,000 bu.
Exports Of wheat and -four Friday
Wheat receipts at primary points
Friday. 100000 bu; year ago. 45o,O
CHICAGO GRAIN.
CHICAGO. Feb. 5-RisappointinS
| cables. larger Argentine shipments
than expected, liberal increase in Wis
ible there and large arrivals northwest
caused a little lower market in wheat
at the opening. The pit crowd sold ana
there was some scattered commission
house trade both ways. Pattens sold a
little wheat.
Opening prices: Wheat-May. s1.0sE
gloss. Corn--May. So :. q 6ST sc. oats
May, 81 &c. Pork-July, $l6.yI. Lard
July, y9-5. Ribs--July. 1905 Il 9.07;
May. ss.s5
May wheat was of the smallest frac-
tion today and while 10 closed IA lower
IL rallied about nc from the lowest
point reached. July was of a shade
and September was Up h.c. on the
whole trade VAS not large. Corn was
isc better oats were steady 10 shade
lower and provisions were up frac-
tionally.
Closing prices: Wheat-May. slOss
| "a axpH (Nnrp--MQN az 3. n "a -
May. 52c asked. Pork-May, SIS 50.
Lard--May, 1857. Ribs-May. $500 bid
Quotations by Hayden. Stone & Co:
Open High. Low. Close.
The Detroit times., 1909-02-06
TRAMP OF THE 400"
FREEZES TO DEATH

TARRYTOWN. N Feb. 4.-On the
Gen. Philip Schuyler estate, at Irving
ton, within a few feet OF the Schuyler
homestead, James Kelley. an old-time
tramp, was found frozen To- death.
Kelley was 70 years old. and for II
years had travelled up and down Broad
way getting his living from the back
doors OF the wealthy homes.
He was known as 400 Kelley. be-
cause he always ''panhandled" among
the wealthy Last night he could have
been accommodated with free lodging
in the local Jail. but he preferred To
sleep in the woodshed OF the wealthy.
No one knows where Kelley came
from
The Detroit times., 1909-02-06

feeders s25Oas50 per cwt Milci
CCws-Active at s25 so each. Yea
calves-Steady at s4qs per Cwt
Sheep anaN Lambs--DaH and lower
quality poor. choice lambs. $500 g. IS
light 10 fair. s5u6. common 10 prim,
sheep. 500, mixed sheep and lambs
81 20 Y $50. common killers, s2.I5 qs25
culls s2Q 80 per cWt
fogs-Active and steady. ! Qualtt,
fair. prime mediums and fat workers.
$500 {. SO. light workers. and pigs. IS 81
H6.25. roughs s550u5.5 per cwt.
Receipts Cattle 81. calves. SO
sheep. 2S3, hogs. 533.
The Detroit times., 1909-02-06
c. P. r. STEAMER MAKES
NEW ATLANTIC RECORD

A. f. Edmonds. district passenger
agent Of the Canadian Pacific railway.
and also local representative OF the
combany's steamer line. received the
following telegram from Montreal,
Thursday.
THE Empress OF Ireland entered
Halifax harbor this morning at 10 Is.
making the passage from Liverpool in
days. ~ hours, which is the record
winter voyage, being one hour faster
than the trip made by her sister ship.
the Empress of Britain. In 1907
The Detroit times., 1909-02-06
GOVERNOR j R GES
TAX FOR CREDITS
AND MORTGAGES
SMALL ANNUAL FEE is BEST SYS-
TEM-LAWTON 7. HEMANS
POINTS TO ENORMOUS IN
CREASE IN STATE EXPENSES

LANSING, Mich. Feb. 5.-Gov.
Warner. in delivering short talk be-
fore the state board OF supervisors,
said the exemption OF mortgages and
credits from taxation is a serious prob
lem He considered a small annual
fee on mortgages the best system,
called attention 10 the bill before the
last legislature 10 exempt mortgages
and credits, and said If that had
passed II would have exempted from
taxation 100000. Ii would also free
from taxation those who are IN a bet
ter position to support the govern
ment
The governor suggested there might
be q per cent tax with referendum
clause SO that any county could vote
the exemption OF mortgages and cred
It's from taxation. He said he was
leaving for Chicago 10 settle upon the
best system for taxing vessels and al
water craft
Lieut. Gov. Kelly addressed the su.
pervisors. He said he knew OF no
way TO cut down state expenses with
lcut injury 10 state institutions and
/ the public welfare; that state taxes
now amount 10 only SEAS per $1,000,
/ hut that the average tax rate OF nearly
SIS per 81 600 as made by the state
tax commission includes all classes Of
taxation. which leaves about SIS per
81 900 on local taxes. Hence. the
4 burdensome tax is not against the
state government ebut rest with the
civic corporations
I.awton r. Hemans. candidate for
governor on the Democratic ticket last
fall. believed there were many dc
fects in state affairs and that the
example set by the enormous increase
in state expenses gave an impetus &C
local authorities 20 continue 10 tax
beyond reason.
The law requiring supreme judges
20 live in Lansing was approved by
I the supervisors Ex-senator Leidleim
tof Saginaw. failed to secure favorable
consideration of proposition to estab
| lish the office OF county warden with
salary. The meeting adjourned IL
Ieconvene next February.
The Detroit times., 1909-02-06
To Name Army Surgeons.

WASHINGTON, Feb. Sin a few
days the war department will give
out a list of men who have passed the
examinations for surgeons I'm the
army. The examinations were held
some time ago About one hundred
men entered, Most of the candidates
have had experience in hospital work
and have been employed In some OF
the largest hospitals in the country.
The Detroit times., 1909-02-06
PRODUCE.

Indications this morning were that
the egg market had found its level for
the time being Receipts here were
light, there has been no chance for any
accumulation OF stock as yet, and un-
less outside markets show an unex-
pected weakness. the outlook is for a
steady and Arm market the rest or the
week The market, as a whole. was
decidedly quiet Poultry receipts were
small, as they have been all the week.
and the demand left nothing TO carry
over Butter is shade frmer In tone
but steady as to price. But few pota-
toes are moving, the market ruling
steady and firm. Dressed calves and
hogs are firm as quoted.
The Detroit times., 1909-02-06
|b0Ys' HOME BUILT;
WILL Be OPENED
4 WHEN PAID FOR
BUILDING IS ERECTED IN CON.
NEcTioN WITH THE NEW Y. NJ.
C. A. sTRucTURE-s5o,ooo is
STILL DUE. ON 1T.
Detroit. Jan. 20. 1909.

Detroit. Jan. 20. 1909.
Mr.. J. b. Howarth, President
OF the Y. NJ. c. A, city:
My Dear Friend wish TO
congratulate you, not only on
your fine Y. NJ. c. A. building
but also on your Boys home.
SO much needed in our city, and
I rejoice with you over its COM
pletion, and enclose my check
for $4,000 TO help pay for the
same, knowing 1t will be a good
investment. helping many home
less. worthy boys. generations
after I have passed away. Re
spectfully yours,
GEO. PECK.
The Detroit times., 1909-02-06
BOsTON COPPER SALES.

BOSTON Mass. Feb. 5.--Sales, fur,
nished by Hayden, Stone & Co: Adv
iO5. A. c. r. 47ss: Az. so: Am. Zinc
so: Arc. 100; \. G. 2i5, Arm. 100. All
10: Bonz. 4.lo0: Bos. Con, 100; II. & c
2lO: Butte Cltn.. LILO: c. & A. l66
{. & H. 2; Cent, go Range. $40, r
Il. 1870: CIR. IFS. CIR, s5: O. c. 6l7
Roy. S35; Kew. 10; lake l.120; Las.
SO; Mex. 80; Mia, $50. Mich. AZ; y
Il. 7.ls6: o. d, as; Csc. $40; Par. so
GU. s: r. Isl. 2S7; s. Fe. 10. Shan.
755: Sup. $50; s x T.. 1875; Tam. as
Trim. $50: T.. 3 r.. l75; do pfd. S9g
Apex, 1880: 1T. Con. 800, 1T. Cop.
~. Wet so. Wyan As
The Detroit times., 1909-02-06
ACTRESS FALLs; NAY Ole.

TRAVERSE CITY. Mich, Fec. o
Miss Fannie Joyne. 20 years old. a
chorus girl Ina the Royal Cher Co..
fell through an open shaft at the local
theater last night, sustaining fTac-
tured spine and internal injuries. She
may die IL is believed the young
woman walked into the aperture In
the dark The distance To the ground
a. 30 feet Her home Is in Syracuse.
N Y
The Detroit times., 1909-02-06
NEW YORK METAL.

NEW YORK. Feb. 5.--At the Metal
exchange today a continued heavy tone
was shown. There was no change In
copper Lead and spelter. however.
were weak TIN ruled about steady.
Notwithstanding the further recession
IN the foreign market. Quotations:
Lake. 1874 Hl35sc; electrolytic. 1875 y
l32.c. castings. l39l3l.c, spelter.
1 81 y q 502 izc, lead, 4.05 n i.l0c; tin.
The Detroit times., 1909-02-06
Buried 80 DAYS. Is Alive.

NAPLES, Feb. 5.-According 10 n
message received from Messina, a
man, after being buried for 30 days in
the ruins. was taken out alive by a
party of searchers who were work.
ing on a pile OF debris yesterday.
The Detroit times., 1909-02-06
N. Y. COTTON.

NEW YORK. Feb. Over night
buying orders prevented the local cot
ton market from responding fully to
poor cables this morning. First prices
were one point lower 10 two higher.
The bears made hard drive at the list
especially October Later cables were
con siderably steadier and at 1915
o'clock the market here was being well
held
The Detroit times., 1909-02-06
Quotations by Hayden. Stone & Co:
open. High. Low. Close.
LIVE STOCK.
EAST BUFFALO-Openin
Il stevens Live stock Report.

Duprinu Il stevens Live stock Report.
BUFFALO. Feb. Especial )-Cat =
tle-Reccipts 3 cars. slow HOG n = /,
$50. yOrkers. ~ SO q 6.10' pigs. $3.50,
Sneep-ReCeipts so cars, steady pest
lambs. s74O4745. culls. t6.25g6 IS.
ewes. sI.5oU4.75 Calves-s5 ps75.
EAST BUFFALO-CIose.
EAST BUFFALO. ". Y. Feb. o.
Cettie-Reccipts 1875. slow and weak.
Veals-RcC eipts $50. active. steady 10
strong culls to choice, $500 30.
tive. almDs Toe higher sheep hrm
yecthers. $50 $50, ewes. - 500 J. 20
miNed sheep. S2.50d l.'5. Hogs-Re
~. workers.. s.. 40 96.7O. pigs. ss25.
mixed S610mG.s0? heavies, 80 l5W 6.95 F.
roughs. IS 5Od5.s5; stays. siH475.
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK.
CHICAGO. FEB. 5.--Ilogs-Recelpta
$4,000. market strong TO Sc higher,
heavy. s6z5ue - rough heavy. 1906
n6,2O light t5.56 6.Ss. pigs, si.iOV
: 49, bulk s6 20 n 80 Cattle-Receipts
500 market slow. beevcs. si2OH !;
and feeders. So 8OQ 500. Texans. sl50
"a so. calves. $500 %. sheep and
I Iambs-Kec"ipt 5000. market strong
sheep. S3.5og BIO. lambs, S5.15M1 80.
MICHIGAN CENTRAL sTOCk YARDS.
I DETROIT. Feb 5-Cattle-zActTve
rarged as follows Choice steers, aver
aging from ] 900 10 100 lbs. ff.75 u
: so. CHOICE handy killers, sl25 n ass
/ tght L. good butchers steers and beif-
ers f2.T5d4lO. common killers and tat
cows. s250GA. Gamers cows. tl.25a
2 25. common To prime shipping bulls.
S3a4. ught butchers and heavy sau-
sage bulls, &2,Sog SS0' stockers and
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STANDISH. r

STANDISH: The home OF Joseph
Boyer, OF Omer, caught fire from an
overheated stove and the six children
OF the family were carried TO places
OF safety.
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.Business-IIke Printing. No fuss and
no feathers. The plain, neat kind. that
looks right. Times Printing Co.. Is
John R.-st Phone 1893
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LOCAL STOCKS.

Following quotations furnished by
Lewis q. Gorton. l4l3 Majestic building
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U. S. GOV. BONDS.

Bond quotations. furnished by Hay
n. stone x Co.. lls-lls Griswold st:
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GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

.Ex-dividend. 2 Der cent
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Cotton prices furnished by Hayden.
Stone * Go. OPENING.