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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-07-14
COLORS PLAY PART
IN DAMAGE SUIT
Mrs. Mary Brown Awarded Yer
dict of 1927 Against Messrs.
Green and Redd.

a Kaleidoscope tumble OF colorz,
representing the names of principals
in damage suit, was decided by a
Jury in the Court of Law and Equity
late Wednesday afternoon. when
verdict was returned granting Mrs
Mary II. Brown s297 damages against
NJ essrs. Green 4 Redd Moses Anster.
a third defendant, was acquitted
Immediately following the an
nouncement Of the verdict, attorneys
for Messrs Green & Redd moved
that the finding be set aside. This
motion was continued by Judge In
gram. and will he argued some time
next week.
The original suit was for $1,000. 1t
was filed by Mrs. Brown following a
wrangie between herself and the real
estate agents over question of rent.
The plaintiff. according Ia the bill
of particulars filed by her, rented a
store located in Highland Park from
Green & Redd. real estate agents rep
resenting Moses Amster, the owner OF
the property. The rental was s22
monthly,
Mrs Brown claims that Messrs
Green & Redd had a certain sum OF
money. totaling about $i2, belonging
"a her in their possession. She says
she asked them to apply this amount
on her rental This was not done
she claims. on the contrary. she says
a collector called at her house sno
demanded payment in full. She men.
toned the sl3 in question. and afte,
few minutes OF argument the col,
lector went away without collecting
anything.
A few days later, she charges. thai
the real estate agents took out a dis
fress warrant against her and leviec
on her household goods, and the mer,
chandise in her store, thereby Grip,
ping her business.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-07-14
CITIZENS ASSOCIATION
DESIRES FIRE ESCAPE
Asks Town Council of Highland
Park to Have Them Put on
Town Hall.

At "a recent meeting of the High
land Park Citizens Association, a
resolution was passed referring to the
committee on public interest and
building a request to take up with the
town council OF Highland Park the
matter of requiring the owners of the
town hall to proslde suitable fire cs-
capes on the building.
1t was the opinion OF the meeting
that the building ~sirowid he pr0tetFyr
In this manner and that II was very
much g risk to have any gathering Of
any size in the town mai unless int
were done.
The committee communicated with
the council committee and asked
them TO take some action in tho mat
ter. 1t is likely that the council Will
take 1t up at the next meeting anc
have the committee make a report.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-07-14

Property transfers were listed Iii
Chancery court Thursday as follows.
Meyer Molten and wife to Mrs. Jane
II. Duke, improved land fronting -
feet on Twenty eighth street at south-
east corner of Twenty eighth and NJ
streets. $40 and other valuable cons
siderations.
Moses Thalheimer and wife to MRS.
Mary A. O'Donell, widowed improved
land fronting II IL feet on north side
of Cary street. between Vine and WAL.
nut streets. $40 and other valuablo
considerations
George +. Hooper. special commis-
sioner TO Sabine Siewers. land front-
ing rs feet on west line OF Culyert
street, near Beverley street, $41S.
Guarantee Building Corporation Ia
William Massie, improved land 'front.'
ing Is feet on north lire of Claiborne
street. near Washington street. $Sf6.
Henry r. Beck to Robert III. Stolt1,
land improved with residence. No. loo
Second street. near Cary street. So
S75. &
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-07-14
SEEKING DENTIST
WHO KILLED WIFE
Continued from First Page.)

N(Ohtihued AiOAh a bHS =
diana and also took a degree in Los
Angeles. The police say he completed
his medical studies at Ann Arbor.
Mich, Cleveland. o., and New York.
and later practiced in Detroit, San
Diego, Salt Lake. St. Louis and
Brooklyn, as an eye and ear special
list.
His latest business here was as
Yale tooth specialist" 1t seems GER
tain that he and Miss Leneve dinp-
peared Saturday night, after pro-
longed visit from the investigating po-
lice. 1T develops that at this visit
Crippen admitted that his Srevious
story about his wife's trip TO america
was false.
My wife quarreled with me and left
the house in anger he told the po-
lice, and l do not know where she
went. i didn't want our neighbors TO
know she had left, so I invented the
story about her trip to America. That
is where / thought she went" Grip
pen coolly explained TO the police. His
story was so plausible and told with
such ease that the suspicious of the
police were temporarily lulled and
Crippen escaped.
Body MutiIated.
The police undertakers took two
! collins to the house TO facilitate the
/ handling of the frightfully mutilated
and deComposed body. Despite his
/ denial. there are persistent rumors in
/ the vicinity of the house that further
startling discoveries has been made,
and the police are concealing them
in the hope that they will be able to
make an arrest.
The government aRafyEist, DR.. Pep
per. who has made a complete in
vestigation of the body found buried
/ in the cellar. declared to a United
/ Press representative this afternoon
that positive identification would be
| impossible. but that the police were
certain the corpse was that of Mrs
Crippen from the general shape of the
body. Or. Pepper declared the head
had been crushed to jelly witt
fiendish blows. and would have beer
unrecognizable after decomposition Sc
in. The entire corpse was packed ant
tabbed as though with knife.
An official of the Music Hall La
dies Guild, OF which Mrs. Crippen wa
secretary, said to-day that the guile
members. astonished when she lief
without a word of explanation. wen
to DR.. Crippen's office, in the sam
building as that of the guild, and ask
ed where she was.
Crippen told them she had gone t
visit her home in Los Angeles.
We all know there had been trou
BILE in the family" said this woman
80 we wrote to Mrs. Crippens step
son in California. He replied tina
Mrs. Crippen had not come there. Tn
trouble between Crippen and his wifi
arose over his stenographer. Miss lie
neve. Mrs. Crippen requested him Il
dismiss the typist, but he invariabl
refused. Although Miss Leneve i
English, we all called her Madamoi
selle. She was a very snowy person
wearing quantities of cheap jewelry.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-07-14
GIRL A WRECK AFTER
POLICE THIRD DECREE
She Makes Charge of Brutality
Against Wilkes-Barre
Detectives.

WILkESBARRE, FA., July IT,
Slxteen-y ear-oid Annie Siakus. a phy-.
steal and mental wreck. to-day acc
eused the police of vicious third de-.
gree methods in trying to make her
confess to thefts
She says she was called vile names
in her cell by some of the policemela
and detectives; that they threatened
to hang her II she did not admit the
robberies, and that the detectives vfs~s
tied her cell in relays to question her.
abused her. called her names ana
that she was dragged about by hers
bare arms from room to room.
She admits committing several
thetts, but SAYS she confessed to H.cre
in order to escape the third degree
treatment. ##
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-07-14
BELIEVES HER BROTHER
10 IN RICHMOND

Mrs Mary Franklin of Chamblee,
Ga, has written Chief Werner asking
for some information regarding the
wherea bouts OF her brother. George
Sanders. whom she thinks Is in Rich
mond. She enclosed a letter TO her
brother.
Mrs. Franklin tells the police that
she would like to come here and work
Ii she could find her brother.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-07-14
srUYyESANT FISH. JR., TO WED
MISS MILDRED D1CM

NEW YORK, July 14.--Stuyves4x4&
Fish, Jr.. eldest son of Mr.. ana MM
stuvyesant Fish. and Miss Mildr@
Dick. only daughter OF Mr.. and MNH
Evans Dick, formerly OF Phtladelph11
will be married in st. Philips chuft
at Garrison-on- the Hudson. ~
O'Clock this afternoon.
Sidney Webster Fish will ~ bo1@
man. and Albert q. Grey, ChalN4614
Wood, C. Z. Young, r. r. Rogern q
w. white. Jr.. G. Adams and y0A
sloane will act as ushers.
There will be no bridesmaids AkMs
Alexander Williams. OF PhfladAIpa1o
will act as matron OF honor. ssH
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-07-14
Mr. cHEsTERMAN REMOVED
TO HOSPITAL FOR DfAGn01|

Mr., r. s. Chestefnan. OF ii17 G9Ga
itol street was brought to Menne4
hospital Thursday morning f0r IN
nosis of stomach troublcs from wA{4
he has been suffering. He a HM4A
senger conductor on the RichAae
Fredericksburg and PotoTnac betW14
Richmond and Washington. s4
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-07-14
CLAIM $3.50 AWARD
FOR ALLEGED DEBT

Hearing of suit for an alleged debt
of s350.43 was begun in the court okl
Law and Equity. Judge John Fl. ms
gram presiding. Thursday. The Coz
lumbia Standard Manufacturing Cola-.
pany is the plaintiff. and E. w. Gate
and Son, are the defendants.
The plaintiff claims to have sold "
bin of goods to the defendant, f0cs
which the later has made only part
payment. The defendants declare the
goods to have beer, sold under q mi9s'
representation. and say that the 8CCd4
not paid for have been returned ~
their manufacturers. ss
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-07-14
BuiIdino Permits.

Building Permits were issued by
the Building Inspector Thursday to
the following:
III. J. Meyers. Jr., to build n detached
BRICK dwelling at 1924 Park avenue.
Cost not given.
Mrs. Sarah Johnson to repair brick
dwelling No. as north Eighteenth
street, to cost $500.
L. NJ. Hardy, to repair brick dwell
ing. No. east Grace street, to cost,
$3.50. ~- ~l
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-07-14
MANY WOULD BUY
FARMS IN VIRGINIA
Department of Agricultural Re-
ceives Scores of inquiries About
Prices and Condition.

Assistant Commissioner John owen,
formerly senator from Nottoway
county. says there has scarcely been
a time in Virginia at which he knew
OF so many inquiries from persons
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-07-14

A marriage license WA6 s!
Thursday to Joseph ~ 49, W.
and Mrs. Gertrude steward. wi1egrx
both of Richmond. The nlaKff4n1
to take place THURSDAY AfttrnooIxs I'll
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-07-14
LIST CONTAINS
MANY NEW NAMES

CONTINUED from First Page.)
r. n. Wright, Smithhcid, Va. $3.50
Herbert III. Babb, II. F. ID. No
J. q. weeks. No. 1903 North
Adams street, Petersburg,
Va. -. ........ 5,o45
Luther Butts, Io1 wytho and
Main streets, Petersburg, Va. 5000
j. IL. Bergman, Bergman, Va 10000
Frank story Pace, Franklin, Va. 5000
II. II. Eanes, 36s Wythe street,
Petersburg, Va. ... 5000
Rev. G. r. II. Smith, Cumber-
Ma land Va. ..~'.,,1..... 5000
Va ~ ',...,........ $500
Willie Proctor Carter, Prospect,
Vae ................. $3.50
DISTRICT NO. 4.
Hattie NJ. Iyey, No. 1876 Colqu-
houn street, Danvillc, Va, 5000
Miss Grace Leigh Guyer. No.
70T Coiquhoun street, Dan
J. I " 1ix sn, Lock Box SOP. East ~
Radford, Va. ............ 5000
DISTRICT NO. 5.
$. Matthew Orrison, Lecsburs,
Va. 49,. o.UUu
Rev. j. sydney Cobb, Craigs-
vile, Va. ............... 5000
DISTRICT NO. @,
Va. -. ................. 20,ssO
Miss Emily Cornelia Petty, Fork
Union. va. ..........'.... 5.tOG
Mrs. Thomas p. Bagby, West
Point. Va. ................ SIZE
Williams IpafhSEiIIa
Va. - -. -, 5,ooG
Luther johnson, II. f. ID. I,
Mineral. Va. .............. 5000
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-07-14
ROOMS FOR REM.

NICELY FURNISHED cool ROOMS,
with board. reasonable, Grove avenue
Monroe 31e9.
FOR RENT-NICE FURNISHED BACK
psrlor near bath also two nice rooms
up stairs. furnished for light house
keeping call and see them. 3i6 h.
Cary street
HAIR TONIC.
SAVE YOUR HAIR WHILE YOI CAN:
Nelson's Hair Tonic will do it. the
price is only so cents
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-07-14
SINEss oProRrT Mites.

NE'VsTrfr'@ 'cS170B BTI1rSfHE9S MAN 10
= invest S. 600 in good paying manu-
featuring business guaranteed 10
make 81 600 profit between now ana
January |, 1911; a man giving his
services can draw salary OF kloe
per month For particulars, apply to
Vt. GoLDsTEiS. 2ls North Fifth
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-07-14
MISCELLANEOUS.
GALVANIZED TUBS.

sac. 4aC tee soc, sec, WILL BE
prices Monday on galvanized tubs Al
NAUGHAN'S removal sale. No.
Il Rrnah
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-07-14
CLEASING AND PRESSING.

GO TO THE BEST PLACE in THE
West End. when you want your
clothes cleaned and pressed; all work
guaranteed first class. J. X. BERk-
LEY JR., SIC w. Main street. Phone
Monroe 1873.
AUTOMATIC STAFE MACHINERY
Shingie Mn. Lath MIL Cut OF saws,
Rip Saws. Rexsws and Plains. GOOD
condition RfI- FORD n CO
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-07-14
SPECIAL NOTICE,

NOTE THE VALUE PLACED ON oUR
Glenard belts by patron, l would
not part with II for a million dollars
IL l knew / could not another like u.
Relief when we are suffering is one
of the greatest bcons OF life. Come
and see them. MRS. A, J. sPf LIE,
y. Fifth street.
LADIES YOUR HAIR rs IMPORTANT,
Your cut hair or combings made into
beautiful switches, puffs. eoronets,
artistic manner charges very mod
crate 2i6 North Fifth street.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-07-14

DISTRICT NO. 5.
$. Matthew Orrison. LecsburS,
Va. 49,. .............
Rev. j. sydney Cobb, Craigs-
vile. Va. ............
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-07-14
PERSONALS.

wv MAKE a SPECIALTY OF TREAT
ing and curing nervous and stomach
troubles; Mental Scientist; references.
s0s East Clay street Richmond.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-07-14

900 ADULTS TO JOIN
the Richmond Cooperative Burial
only IL cents re. month; gives \ $ioU
funeral at death. The cheapest pro-
lection on earth. This plan has been
successfully operated in Philadelphia.
Norfolk. High Point, birmingham.
Macon, New Orleans. st. Joseph. Mis-
souri, and various other cities. south
and west. for over IL years Why
not in Richmond? C. A. H&IGH. Sec.
Phone Madison arcs.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-07-14
AND CHINA PACKING.

FURNITURE, CHINA AND WEDDING
presents packed and shipped with
care. Estimates oheerfully given
JACOB rMI.AUT, f05 West Nam
street Phone Madison 32s3,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-07-14

VIE COVER AND REPAIR UMBREL-
,4las and parasols and make them TO
order with your own goods at very
reasonable prices. Phone. Monroe
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-07-14

LADIES HAIR SWITCHES, HAIR
switches we are selling pure hair.
hair switches great bargains this
week 2i4 North Fifth street
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-07-14
CLOSING OUT SALE,

WE MOVE IN A FEW DAYS TO No.
is f. broad, opposite Cohen Co.
Galvanized tubs. pals, screen doors,
windows, lawn mowers, lawn swings
and thousands of useful articles sc
at big cut Monday at VAUGHAN =,
pFhad
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-07-14

WALL PAPER.
J. w. SMITHERS & CO, 204 NORTH
Fifth street: wall papers: room
mouldings, etc: high class WORK;
lowest prices: investigate.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-07-14

yAI,Gp Ms HARDWARE AND
housekeeping stock. IL you want
screen doors. windows, fiy wire. Dali
~ Fly KILLERS etc. see VAUGHAN,
No l.. Broad street.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-07-14
-ss De- ssl7i
HAIR.

HUMAN HAIR BOUGHT AND SOLD
at Hughes. a0s n. Third street.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-07-14

PIAYERS, HEAVY FOUR SIDED L
mower. first class condition; also mo
dunn weight three sided planes. l.,
IxTIfToED a. co
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-07-14

UMBRELLAS COVERED AND RE
paired; expert work; SCfiREMP. the
Mar
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-07-14

LADIES, YOUR HAIR--PUFFs, PUFFS,
those pretty hair puffs; made from
your own combings or cut hair.
charges very moderate. 216 North
Fifth
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-05-03

SHEEP-A liberal run OF sheep and lam be
was al that was needed this morning 70
complete a long list Of bearish data and
with the yardinE Of about thirty double
decks. killers had things their own way
from the start Every outside report was
sharply lower. local prices last week we're
generally considered too high as compared
with Otner points and very slack de-
mand for product in the east only strength
ened packers In their determination 70 In
s.st OF liberal declines
The big end Of supply consisted OF lambs.
both wooded and shorn. and il was this
branch OF the trade that suffered the
worst There was nothing doing early and
even after trading started movement was
decidedly slew al unevenly lower prices.
Quality and weight were stlli factors IN
making a sale. the, better kinds OF good
neavyW eight favored as usual Bulk u
business locked 20 be Just about quarter
lower.
Sheep moved more freely than lambs. but
was BY no means active Prices ruled
lower throughout most OF the stuff show
ing declines Of l0dibc under last week
close. Shorn ewes sold up as high as eco
with wooded ewes up 10 SIS
Current prices on shorn lambs are just
about sc less and prices on shorn sheer
around SOC lees than values on similar
quality wooded shipments The f0iloWing
quotations apply 10 the latter class Of
stock Good 10 choice lambs, - 0lsis-J0
fair 20 good lambs. - S5u909; good light
yearlings, S7.SdAS, good heavy yearhngs
s. adas-5 50; good 70 choice wethers, N.6sQ
500, tair - s0od wethers, 8. t0q7 81; good
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-05-03

ST. LOUIS. NAY Rpceipts.
25o head including l5Q0 Texans market
l0uZ5c lover native shipping and export
steers. 8.5nps25 dressed beef and butcher
steers, 81 OopS. 3. steers under ! no lbs
S0.I5a6O0 stOckers and feeders s. 00q5. 2.
cows and heifers. g. $3.50 Gamers. s. -Elr
315. bulls - 0gd6 =. calves. s. lOGs 3 .
feEas ana Indian steers. 81. 75dS00i cows
and heifers 81 gpd6 80
HOt5S-ReCeIpL 100 head, market 100
sc lower, pigs and lights. s.. 89d4 ~, pack.
ers. g. g0nsG, butchers and best heavy
81 35El9 a.
SHEEP AND LAM BE-Receipts 400
head. market &c lower. narive murtuns
3 00qI 90. culls and bucks. q. 101hO0. stock
ers 81 GIds 40
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-05-03

Cash quotations were as follows.
FLOUR-Steadyi winter patents, 5000
30; Winter ip'aights,- -. .o,gaaa, spr-ns
s,Ialghts. 81 ,5sd4Ib, bakers NtN13,0a
RYE-No. nc
HARLEY Feed or mixing, 4485oC, fair 10
CT oice mating. 5'Qf3c.
No. / northwestern, s2lts Timothy 81 80
clover. 81 %
~ a. -AsrS4 per lee abs. sl1ue. short ribs,
sides Qoosel. H2l2rznl2G-e. short clear
sides tboNedl, S25Oais.75.
Total ciearances or wheat and Hour were
equal 20 - 40 bu. Primary reCeipts were
SIS 0aS Du,, compared with H5,Wn bu Inc
curresp bonding day A year ago The visible
supply y wheat in he Lated states de de-
creased G534Ra bu. for tnr We~h The
amount ~ ereadstuff ON ocean passage IN
creased Ee& oeO bn.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow Wheat
9 ss's earns, " cars cas-, las cars noes
gH.laso cash Prices-Wheat. No. red,
ti.oe-,nl 70, No red, 8 sq ia; No !
40 Hurla,ra sprins. N-0sis4l.lg; No, j
-prng. s. 0ul o. Corn No , cash. 5a-z
qsie g Sleash. 5s'yauso. No 2 waite 80, = =
use, No. white 6fsrsi6Sc; No yellow,
et1Nnsc, No. p vFtllW. HJ-zI64,sc. Odts
Va WINE. g.. assArc. 80. y hite 4lM
ST. Y It-t1ssy1 creameries, "a -
EGGs-stsaCi,.- receipts. @.S55 cases. a,
mark' Eases 'reiuded, H's4 lsirc' nrscs'
J-Sr 5sE- STEADY, dalsles. l4A.Hl5c. twins.
l1sfs@e. ygunE Americas, Isal4-tc; long
horns. 1alt4lsA.c.
POtAIitl'r -,--r ,grl. choice 90 fancy. aod
9oisc, tar t1a good. Zsdasc.
roc A-steady. Iurksys l5c. fowls.
VEAI--s7eafy % 10 so-pound weights.
sIac ,ate roaS>pcEnd weights se1I0c. 5 90
no pound weHsilgs hdlla.
lteceipIb Z .sla rs neat. carr. corn "a
cars. oats IA ears Is, mated tomorro a.
heat - carsf corn. ~ cars oats ls3 cars
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-05-03
pIsPosTTIoN-EEAD
Totals

CATTLE Receipts Of cattle this morning
numbered 80 cars. which was the same as
the receipts one week ago, but sixty cars
iarger than two wee k ago. General con
diuous were exceedingly untavOrabie for
the selling interests a. Ices from al
points Indicated liberal runs. with prices
decidedly lower a steady rainfall that
prevailed all the morning, while very wei
come from crop standpoint. nevertheless
% be the case. delayed the trade more or
less, buyers being SLOW about getting out
into the yards. As result of tins the
forenoon was very well advanced heIOre
any business Of consequence had en-
transacted. the trade being slow and weak
from the very start.
While the market beef steers started
VT very slow ana DUH, a large proportion
Ot the receipts had changed hands by mid
DAY and a reasonable clearance was ef-
feCted before the close. Prices were n
most cases 100 l5C lower and in many cases
heavy and less desirable kinds OF cattle
showed even more decline than that The
fact that advices from Chicago reported
the market at that point 4d25c lower made
the feeling here extremely weak.
Cows ana helfers were AROUND Wc loMer
than last weeks close and while buyers
were late N getting started they cleaned
up most OF the offerings by midday.
The steady fan OF rain would naturally
create a better feeling in the stOckeT and
feeder trade as giving promise of improved
pastures. but the fact that there v as a poor
clearance last week Of cattle in the hands
II spectators made the demand less ur-
gent than would otherwise have been the
case. AT the same time receipts were no
eral. SO thar buyers could afford 20 dis
crimInate closely and take advantage OF
the situation u bear prices. Thus II nap
pened that the general run Of both stockers
ard feeders were at least lOc lower and
the feeling weak at the decline.
Quotations on caITIe. Good 10 choice corn
fed steers. E-25QI.T5; fair TO good cornted
steers. So. -517- Is common 10 fair cOrEfeo
steers s.. 79G6.75; good to choice cows and
heifers Sc. COG 90: fair 10 good cows and
heifers. S.00d5.ee; common % fair cows and
heifers s. -5d5.Sl; good 70 choice stOckers
and feeders. &-f0n6. 49, fair TO good stoCkers
and feeders, s.0sI6.00: common to fair
stockers and feeders, S+.OO9S.W; stock hsif-
ers. g. 75d4 s.; veal calves, s. 3q&25; bulls,
sts rs. etc, @.75G6.&.
RpurpseuuatiVe sales.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-05-03
Cnffrr NIarLrrt.

NEW YORK, MAJ E-COFFEE-The
market for coffee futures opened sseadv al
unchanged prices 20 an advance Of point
on buying Dy reactionists. who considered
near month liquidation had run itA course
and In the absence u important offerings
sold net unchanged n points higher not
Wi-nstanding lower European cables. Later.
however. there vas renewal Of liquidation
and the market eased off, closing net un-
changed 70 points lower sales were re-
ported u 81 20 bags. Closing bids follow
Nav, 6.2ac; June 40c- July. g. DC. August.
5c, september 6Slc, October and N0vefn-
Der GS0c; December sc. January sssc.
February. 67zisc March, 676c. April, g 75c