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The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-08-08
TERRELL FOR GOVERNOR.
Teres Republicans Will Name San
Antonio Man for Office.

Dallas, Texas, Aug. S.-Nhairman
Cecil a. Lyon and the other members
of the state Republican committee are
here Ia complete the final arrange
ments for the state convention tomor-
row. The convention will nominate n
state ticket and frame platform. IL
Is expected that j. O. Terrell of san
Antonio will be nominated for govern
or without opposition. The platform
will follow very closely the one adopt
ed by the republicans of Texas two
years ago. There will probably Ibe II
strong anti-prohibition plank and an
emphatic declaration in favor of home
rule"
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-08-08
AesTAlNERs WILL MEET.
Catholic Temperate Advocates Gather
in Boston This Wek.

Boston, Aug. S-'Numerous questions
ship of the Catholic Total Abstinence
Union of America will be discussed at
the organizations fortieth annual con
vention to be held here this week. The
exercises of the convention will begin
next Wednesday morning The Most
Reverend Diomcde Falconio. apostolic
delegate to America will celebrate sol
enn pontiiical mass In the Cathedral
OF the Holy Cross, with Archbishop
O'Connell of Boston, as the preacher.
The business sessions viii be held i'm
Faneuil Hall.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-08-08
CASE is CONTINUED.

The trial of John Maxi and John
Koski, both giving their addresses as
Butte, Mont, charged by John Sep
panen of Pelky with the theft of $500.
which he claims To have lost while
asleep i'm a Houghton saloon, was
scheduled to have been held today be-
panen failed to make an appearance
and the case was continued until the
authorities can investigate why he
failed TO appear.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-08-08
FISHERIES CASE AT HAGUE.
Former Associate Justive Brown In
terested Listener at Tribunal.

The Hague. Aug. S-Henry H. Brown
formerly associate Justice of the U.
5. supreme court, who retired i'm 1906.
was aninteresting listener today To the
proceedings i'm the Newfoundland fish
cries case before the arbitration tri-
bunal. He was given "A seat beside the
members of the court. United States
Senator Root, continuing tis sum-
ming up for the American case, argued
THAT neither i'm 1888 nor i'm 1918 did
regulations exist regarding the time
and methods according to which fish
cries should DE conducted off Labra-
dor and Newfoundland and that dur
ing the negotiations for the treaty of
1878 the negotiations were actuated by
the understanding that England could
not name regulations for the fisheries
except I'm cooperation with the L. $.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-08-08
WILL ATTEND CONVENTION.

Capt. Olson and Lieut.. Lindstrom of
the swedish branch of the Salvation
Army Of Calumet, leave this week for
Duluth and Superior where they VIII
attend the national congress of the
Swedish branch Of the Army held the
latter part of this week at that place
The local barracks on Fifth street Will
he closed Thursday, Saturday ana
Sunday and no meetings will be held
there until the return of the officers
next week.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-08-08
DIES AT IRoNWooD.

Florence Sullivan. aged ~. died yes
terday at Ironwood and the remains
are being taken to Houghton for bur
ial. Mr. Sullivan was formerly a resi-
dent of Hurontown, coming to the
copper country about 30 years ago and
working as miner About 22 years
ago he went to Ironwood. He Is sur
vived by family of several grown
up children. The funeral will prob
ably be held tomorrow morning.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-08-08
sALooNKEEPER is ACCUSED.
Henry WuoIIs is Charged With Lar
ceny From the Person.

Henry Wuolle, saloonkeeper. on
Pine street, was arrested Saturday af-
ternoon, charged with larceny from the
person. Complaint was made by Pc
ter Kontonen, who alleges that while
sleeping I'm Wuolle's saloon the latter
went through his pockets. extracting
$40 i'm cash.
when arraigned before Justice jack
ola. wuolla acknowledged that he
took the money from Kontonen. but
said It was in payment of bill ow-
ing him. The court set "Wednesday
morning at the date for the hearing
of the complaint and In the mean
time Wuolle has secured his liberty
through supplying bonds In the sum
of s70o.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-08-08
INDIAN EASILY ROLLS ROLLER.

London. Aug. S,-A catch -catch
canwrestling match for $1,000 a side
was contested here today between the
American wrestler. DIR. B. +. Roller
and CANA, the champion of India. Ca
ma won the first fall one minute and
forty seconds and also took the sec
ond fall in nine minutes. nine seconds.
the match.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-08-08
KERR AT PAINEsDALE.

Hon. Angus w. Kerr. of Calumet
candidate for the nomination of
Congressman on the Republican ticket
will talk tonight to tho voters OF
Painesdale. speaking iu the Paine
Memorial Library hall. A number
of prominent local Republicans will
accompany Mr.. Kerr.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-08-08
WRITES GIRL AND SUICIDES.

Boston. Mass. Aug. S.--After writ
ing two notes, Ralph s. Nichols, of
Rockford. ILL.,, a marine who has been
stationed aboard the battleship, vir-
ginia shot himself i'm the temple i'm a
hotel here today and may die. One OF
the notes was addressed to a young
hold her name and the contents of
the note.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-08-08
Vatican Is Encouraged.

Rome. Aug. S.-The Pope and Merry
Del Van. papal secretary of state, re-
ceived this morning from Spain many
kilograms expressing loyalty to the
Vatican in the conflict with Spain.
The kilograms sought To encourage the
Vatican to resist the anti-clerical
i'm Spain.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-08-08
DEATH OF HANCOCK BOY.

Henry. the thirteen-year-o -old-son of
West Hancock, died at o'clock this
morning. The funeral will be held to-
morrow afternoon from the house,
Rev. NJ. H. Eldred of Pewabic officiat-
ing
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-08-08
PAYNE E-ALDRIcH TARIFF PAYS.

Washington. II. c., Aug. s.-The
Payne -Aldrich tariff law has pro-
duced in its first year a revenue great
er by s75.OOOOO0 than the sum col
lected In any year In the country's his
tory. except the banner year of 1907
according to the treasury department
figures, issued today. The second
year of the operations of the new tar
if began today.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-08-08

Some people seem 10 embark on the
sea of matrimony simply for the fun
Of rocking the boat
The coming woman will only Justify
her title when she proves that she
isn't late.
Marriage is simply process by
which an idea is transformed into n
reality.
About the only things in this life we
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-08-08
iALL QUIET IN COLOMBIA.

Bogota, Aug. S.-The new admins
tration and cabinet of Colombia began
its duties today absolute quiet pre-
vailing In the city The new presi-
dent is Carlos T.. Restrepo. formerly
vice president OF the Colombian house
of representatives.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-08-08

a young man who thought problems
out FOR himself and acted accordingly.
Mr.. Swanson practised law at Chat
ham, Va, for several years and was
turned into the political arena, re-
ceiving many minor state offices and
appointments. In 1898 he was elected
To congress and Reelected to the F'if-
ty-ninth congress. He resigned from
this to accept the election to the gov
ernorship of Virginia and now re-
ceives the appointment to the United
States senate.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-08-08
COL. w. n. SCOTT IS DEAD.

Baltimore, Md. Aug S.-'rhc body
OF Col. II. w. Scott editor of the Port
lapd, (Ore) Oregonan. who died here
yesterday. following surgical opera
tion. will leave for his late home at
Portland tonight.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-08-08
MOHAWK, 6; wINoNA, 2.

A large crowd saw the Mohawk
team of the Copper Country league
trim the winona team at Mohawk
Sunday afternoon by the score OF 8
and 2. The game was a good one.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-08-08
FARMER KILLS AND SUICIDES.

Kansas city. Aug S.--william Davis.
aged SO years, a wealthy farmer OF
Braymer, shot and killed his brother
a rooming house here today and then
killed himself.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-08-08
SOLDIERS WILL FIGHT FIRES.

Washington, ID. c., Aug. s.-Presi-
dent Taft has authorized the use of
troops to fight forest fires In Montana
Idaho. washington oregon and Cali
fornia.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-08-08
San Sehastian Quiet.

San Sebastian, Spain, Aug. S.-The
city continues tranquil Troops, how
ever, will remain in the summer capi-
tai for several days.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-08-08
Troop Seize Rifles.

Bilbao. Spain, Aug. S.-Six thous-
and rifles were seized by the authori-
ties today on board tug which had
been chartered to go to San Sebas-
tian on Sunday.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-08-08

The wisdom of some people is con-
fined largely to knowing what other
people ought to do.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-08-08
OFFICERS ARE ELECTED.
Young Peoples Society Of Norwegian
Lutheran Church in Convention.

The Young Peoples society of the
Norwegian Lutheran church, who are
holding their convention at the local
church in Calumet. elected the fol-
lowing officers at their business meet
ing yesterday afternoon at the
church: President. Rev. S. Roms-
dahl of Calumet; vice-president. l..
Ltfnd of Calumet: secretary. Miss l..
Hansen of Marinette: treasurer, Miss
Ovedia Johnson of Escanaba.
At Escanaba Next Year.
The societies of all the churches OF
the district were organized at this
meeting and the convention will here
after be an annual affair Escanaba
has been named as the place for tho
next annual convention.
The society is today enjoying an
outing to Crestview and will return In
time for the social session at s o'clock
this evening.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-08-08

Most OF us would rather he looked
over than overlooked.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-08-08

Claude A. Swanson, ex- Governor Of
Virginia, who has just received the APP
pointment Of United States senator to
succeed the late John w. Daniel, his
charming wife and Governor Mann Of
Virginia, who made the appointment.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-08-08

Convincing svidsnos--Ad-
vertising in The News for
business and getting II.
People doing It every day.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-08-08

Convincing evidenos-Ad-
vertising in The News for
business, and getting IL.
People doing il every day.
New-York tribune., 1910-04-27

Nsw Orleans. bbi. .s2as2 Is: Florida basket 81;
EscAROLE. New Orleans. bbI. S2Gs3 END1vE.
EnrOPss,a9a: "a y 14g15s: EGGRLANIs. Tl2gs.ds.
soTeoe; LETTrcE,~ Bsitirnors. sasKst, l5cqsl
leans. eoeasi 80. giltrT hoShouse. dozen. 20asoc
LEXIS New Orleans 100 bgnches. Sass
r1sT ssGss So: MrsAaaRcSMs eatiystsd 10 10
1sl lae; MINT. Dozen bunehss. lsg25s; oSIoSss.
Bsrnudsas; sss.s .sg; crate. 81 1S Texas N55qsi 20;
red or yellow. ie5erSP bsn si2ss: ysi,ox ico-rs
ras s2qss; hSi. 81 5Oasi. oSRk. Florid-. ear
Ts5 To s1pss. z sS - sa9 ~ s2eS4 M sa
h,lf-bbi basket 81 2JasI IS. third basket. 7scG
81 q; snail nal haIt-ssl basket sigsl 20 taiId @
PARsNIfs. o;d. Dol ScssSi: S P2RsLEY. New
S.ssa6 SR.fnads 'V5 e; 0G sscs.f sgsi kBSS rs BfS T
basket. 5seas1: Bermuda. crate. 5ocpsf: RAD
t5 tSH5 s'sihs5 Sa'kS Tssss ss A9snSass is 1
b0rchss. sl9s2; sCALLIoNs. Jersey. 700
punches. 75cas1 IS; STRING BEANS. Florida.
sPivAeM eafAS v-sis u gs sS 2 6 asnere sos 4 S
soc. nearby. 50dTse; SQUASH. Florida. white or
fTrRNs SeA ru;asss sSsl sO bs Seas a s 2
Srban. 75cgsi Is: WATERcREss. 100 buncsss.
NrTs--steady market On top srsdes OF do
nestle peanuts. Inferior domestic coming into
NUTs-vfrgfnia hand picked. Jumbo. n. rag
Tlsci fancy. 51.g5+c; extra 41z44Ac. s1el ed
SSneo ,4se scs5ss lissnis 10 sheiea 7,se go No s.
HoNEY-Market very quiet. California.
extracSed. water white 10. ssas'sc; Hight amber
BEEsWAX~Pure domestic very scarce and
firm az 30G31e per n. West Indian IN fair sup
MAPLE sGCAR-F1rmer. though there has
been little life TO the trade sugar, new. l-Io
bricks. 9G12c: syrup. new. as TO q'aiity. gallon.
New-York tribune., 1910-04-27
OTHER LIVESTOCK MARKETS.

Kansas CITY. April 2s-CATTLE-Reeeipts
10 0Os. including 30O Southerns; steady 20 lOc
lower choice export and dressed eeef steers
81 5oass so; fair 70 good se sca y A.: Wsstesn'
s. S5aS7 20. Southern cows S3dS6 80; native -
ass s hsifers 81 Tu0sT 70: bulls. 81 SOC 50 -
calves s49ss HOGs-Receipts. $500: 541ec
higher; TOP, 50 so. bulk OF sales. 90 30 5.s - - :
neavy 50 sOTse 50. packers and butchers. 81 SIS
6S9 as. Ezht. 50 15GSe IS, pigs sI4Ss ~
EEP-Rscepts. 1000. steady, lambs, Ss 5ug
81 so. yearlngs. SsSSS: vethers - SIS -
ewes s5dST sS; stocksrs ard feeders. IS see -
chicago. April 26 6--CATTLE-Recsipts. :. 900
<reafv. steers SC 25ESS 80. cows. 81 So1lSt y.
heffers 81 25aST 30: bulls 81 T50<s 80; calves.
sSass -: stockers and feeders 81 TSasT- HOGS
s. eoas9 20. butchers. 50 soss s11s: Isht mixed
80 451s9 70; choice Iight g. S5a$9 So packing. packing
g egSe go gg g TsSs - oSl5 Of .-os1 sales t5
iec Risher: sheep 81 lO6ss 80. lambs. $ s2q
So 60 spring lambs sl09S15. yearliHgs. - 29g
y Cincinnati. April 2s-CATTLE-Rsceipts is1;
ssnsraIy s{ssSy !s7E s gSo H6sp sS5essr: g ss
I 545; slow: 5G1oc higher, butchers sni shippers.
50 T5dS9 SO: common. - 251se %. SHEEP-Rs-
eeipts. 151; steady. sass 80. LAMBS-steady
East Buffalo. april s.-cATTLE-stssdy;
prime steers. Ssass 20 vEALS-Receipts. 30;
fairly active and CSC lower, $3.50 . HOGS
F. RsSsP sn5 2 fa 4 S sSiSs So ana 4oSsrS SsS s. sa
50 IS: pigs. So eo6se 50; roBghs. IS T5d$s 80,
stays. 81 5O4ss; dairies. s. 5Oase 20 SHEEP
AND LAMBs-Recsipts 1000; sheep fairly ac-
tive tive, and = sa stsdyM 90 1ss Tssl,n99 s9" aaa Sass
eh5lss. s ga S %. prirIs s. IS $ ie
sEErSaPsIS .sS ss5,oB Gsn gri s!hsss issbs
* vE1I CALVES. ssdsss6 HoGs-Fe
csspts hxht. prime heavi-s. mediums. 50 %;
hesyy Workers.. 50 sac 50 20; light Workers
New-York tribune., 1910-04-27
FOREIGN FINANCIAL.

London. Aprg cs.-Consols closed lis
fr1uer az 81 1915 for money and s. foT
amount Anaconda was = lower az S9
Grand Trunk unchanged al 2Sis. Canadian
Pacific = higher at 1885,
Money iI strong demand Discounts were
inclined 10 ease on the heavy gold engage
fneu-s A. New YORK
The stock market vas featlreleEs. The
Conservative sentiment which commenced
iu the mine section continues TO check
business. and dearer money induces rea-
lzstions under which speculstiv issues
failed 20 help gilt-cdge securities, hut
Mexican rails. Few foreigners. and KAT
frs improved in the afternoon. The close
Wa steady
The carly market for American securi-
ties was arm and prices were marked Up
crop aGNlCes ana the monetary situation.
The advance lr the steel issues at New
York strengthened the entire list. and
after = slight relapse The market closed
steadier in tone. The Bank OF England
reduced The buying prices OF American
eagles ~ s0s sd. owing 10 the large gold
enEseerleuts and the shipments arriving
from New York.
Cal money in London. 3iaN4 per cent.
cueu market discount rate FOR short bills.
Ter cent. long bills. l5-1STs Per cent;
Berlin discount rate, 3is per cent. Paris
discount rate. "a pei cent, Paris exchange
on London. p francs Zsi4 ccntimes. Berlin
exchange on LONDON. 90 marks 20 pfennics.
Bar gold. as Cd American eagles. 76s 50.
Paris April 2s--TEree per cent rentes
closed - centmes higher AZ IS francs s.
ccutlinss. Prices on tie BoUrse were firm.
Rsr,in. arru e6.-Prlces on the Boerse
cucrcg weak on New York advices, but
lster recck e:ed and ruled rather firm.
New-York tribune., 1910-04-27
FOREIGN MARKETS.

Liverpool. April 2s-wHEAr-spot daIi:
futures sasy' May. 7s SID July. Is ssa:
American MIXED. Northern. s. zEd: ola. S.
So d Futures quiet; july. 50 Ss4d FLOUR
Winter patents. SIS Cd. HOPS in London ga
cffc Coastl. f47f5 12s. BEEF-Extrs rrdia
mess. i2ss PORK-Prfr1. mess. Western.
115s. HAMS-short cut. T0s Sd. BACON
Cumberland cut sTs: short rib. s9s ga long
clear nitdIes Hsht and heavy. sss shorr
clear backs. sTs Sd; clear bellies. SIS sd.
HOTLDER@Sduare. sos. LAFD-prtrs
Western. tierees. s4s al. American rAfr4a
pals. e4s Sd CHEESE-Csnsafan rnest
city 3ss. TURPENTINE-spirfts AZ. "a
ROsIN-Conrnon. los Cd PETROLEUM T+Bd.
LINSEED OIL. 42s Cd.
London. April 26-RAw SUGAF-csntrfru-
gal f5s, riuscovsdo 13s BEET SUGAR
April. i4s AID. LINS EED-Calcutta. April
June. e3s Tlzd, LINsEED OIL. sss. SPERM
OIL. f32 ETROLECM-Arnericar rehned.
sAd: spirits. Ia URPENTINE-spirits. t4s
ROSIN-Amertcan strained. los 3D. f-e.
15s Sd.
Antwerp. April ss--PETRoLECM. IA c-s,cs
so centirnes.
Montreal April 2e-cHEEsE-ouiet; old.
12L a12&c; foddess. t2612l-c
New-York tribune., 1910-04-27
TOPICS OF THE STREET

FOREIGN TRADING Foreign houses
Meic BUYERS in the local stock market yea
serCsy for the 1rst time in upward OF q
lrlted States steel ard Rock Island. the
,o'e5 transactions IN al issues amounting
10 about e.oe0 shares.
GOLD EXPORTs.-Gold coin 10 the
ss-noont ~ s. eo0. 600 was engaged yester-
oaN by the Nationa, City Bank FOR ship
r.ent % London to-day The Bank OF
e.ns.sna reduced its price Tor American
seld was made before the establishment
- tns lower rate. Although q was as
ol EaglaEd of its price Of 7es 60 for gold
com indicated a cessation cf the current
outward movement of the metal from here.
sterlinE exchange advanced 10 level that
suggested the possibility Of shipments Of
kele harS, which could be done prof5tahly
WIN slisht further hardening Of sterling
there are available for EXPORT gold bars
70 the amount Of sll 100000. Demand
5 s.s5Illhg vent as high as aSle5 yesterday,
shipments OF the meta possible As the
bank ~ England is no longer bidding for
Soic further exports viii depend entirely
Total gold exports TO London this year.
sa-."eeooo; 20 ell countries. Sse.sT2.5ei.
THE COPPER MARKET.-The copper
s..sfket continues dull, with transactions
t9olrtic were reported this morning az 12ssc
a pound. No large lots. however. are
Lte4ltE hdnoS much below 13c pounc.
sales OF copper over the last two months
nave been unusually small. and stocks in
ne hands of consumers are not large. Il
y because or this that producers look for
6ooo blNing movement some time next
sohth. Consumers appear 10 be hslding
on pending the showing Of the Copper Pro-
oucefs Association for the current month
A MARKET OPINION.-Ia their market
letter Renskorf. Lyon & Co say: The
crop situation Is not so serious as was al
nrSt thought. and while We do not antici-
ptte any sustained bull movement in the
near futu1e VIC think the marker in its
present position NAV he safely bought on
REACTIONS, with view TO accepting fair
pronts when offered. preferring this n~o-
cedure in trading. rather than selling short
at current levels
ATCHTSON'S EARNINGS Atcht-
soil', Topeka q Santa Fe Railway reports
20 Narch an increase In gross earnings OF
SSh2,liZ and q decrease IN net earnings
q SAaAAll. comparison being made with
the same month last wear. From July ]
gross earnings have increased S77SA-7S
eno net earnings have decreased 81 .027. .Oe2
UTAH COPPER R-The books Of The T-tsh
Copper Company show that the Guggen-
helm Exploration Coupan- owns s0f 493
shares Of Utah stock
CONSOLIDATED GAS-The executive
committee Of the Consolidated Gas Com
panY has recommended the declaration Of
We regular quarterly dividend Of ! Ter
cent. II Is expected that this rate VIII be
formally declared by the directors to-mor-
DIVIDENDS DECLARED - Dividends
eave been declared as follows: Lehigh
Coal and Navigation Company. regular
seroi-annual s.. PAYABLE Nay -: Butte
Coalition Mining COMPANY. regulsr quar-
terly . cents. PAYABLE June !
New-York tribune., 1910-04-27
ST. PAUL BOND ISSUE SHORTLY
New Security Is Expected To Re Con-
verfihle Into Stock st Psr.

While e vss not denied I'm official quar-
.s-t -rs-r~5sv that the Chicago. Nilwsu-
Lee & s. PAU Railway Company was
r1s-rirE 20 bring out an issue 81 from
81 ga0-r r7 y.o0oooo0 ~ new bonds in the
rear fg-s-e NE report was said 20 be
premature A special meeting ~ the d.
re-tors of the road WIS held yesterday
morning. but e. was stated thst only rou-
-.-e business was transacted. and that the
question of new financing was not even
considered
IL barking circles II vas said that the
forthcoming ISSUE cf bonds probably would
Re convertible into stock 81 par, although
the convertible feature. II was thought,
vrlId not become operative for several
yesrs II Is understood that the bonds viii
bzir interest Al the rate of : cent
.tz- and that stockholders will receive
tte right 70 subscribe 20 the Issue a. par.
The proceeds received from the ssle ~
the proposed issue. Il is said. VIII be used
lr carving out q comprehensive plan for
t-uroverents and additions on the s. Paul
Hrf fts Puget SOUND extension that has
ten formulated by the msnageDent
New-York tribune., 1910-04-27
LIVESTOCK MARKET.
New York. April 2s. 1910
REEYESARA Acsirfs- AZ cars. or l4o be-

New York April es. 1910.
BFENES-Receipts, AZ ears. or 14o head.
all for slaughter. -Four cars of market cattle
were held over yesterday. but no trading re
ported. Feeling weak for steers steady for
bulls and Dressed beef quiet and un-
changed IN price.
CALyEs-Recefpts. none. and no trading IN
live calves Feeling steady at yesterday .
decline. Dressed calves easy at 90 14c for
city dressed veals and sal l3e for country
dressed
SHEEP AND IANBS-Receipts. II cars. or
isis head Including ears for slaughter and
5 for the market; cars on sale. sheep en-
tirsly nominal; lambs very slow and prices
weak 70 lower: cars uR.old- Medium clipped
stock sold at IS per 100 10. No wooilsd
lambs Dressed mutton duh at 12is q 1Sc.
with choice wethers and yearlings selling IN
a small way az 1874 1sc; dressed lambs SLOW
a, ISd1se: country dressed hothouse lambs
lower at So a 81 per carcass
saies-Ksrns Commission Company: oiS
clipped Buffalo lambs. 81 ID average. 50 per
100 II: S1T do. SIS 10. IS
5 Judd & Co. 323 clipped Buralo lambs
81 10, IS -,
HOGS Receipts. II cars. Or Isl h1.d id, al
FOR slaughter. No trade IN I've hogs Feeilng
steady country dressed hogs steady az - 2
14t5c per 10 for heavy 70 light weights
Sales Gall late rday)-Tobin = ehau-
non: az state hogs Ire 10 average. 81 % per
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". r Hume: state hogs. ie2 io. $40