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Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1911-01-13
COLLECTORS
Of LICENSES
Game Warden Decide 10
Cut Down Number From
165 to 100
CHANGE CORPORATION AGENT
Governor Receives Encouraging
Reports About Constitution
Adoption.

Friday, January 13, was dull day
at the capitol from news standpoint
and also as far as the amount OF sun
shine was concerned. Electric lights
were seen in the halls however, and
reminded one of a gloomy day in Lon
don or Pittsburg.
Notaries Appointed. +
Governor Mills appointed the fol-
lowing notaries public: Earl Nlchol-
son, of Clayton, Union county; John
D. Nell, of Roswell, Chaves county
The governor expressed again today,
his confidence that the constitution
will be carried by large majority
Saturday, Jan. q. Reports from all
over the territory are very sahsfac'
tory.
Treasury Receipts.
Territorial Treasurer M. A. Otero
has received the following sums for
the treasury: From Game and Fish
Warden Gable, $3.50; Jose R. Lucero,
clerk of the third judicial district,
clerks fees, $550.5O; B. J. Reagan
treasurer of Roosevelt county, $2281.-
%; w. H. Merchant, treasurer OF Ed
dy county, $7,512,4.
Change of Agent.
A certificate was filed in the ter
ritorial secretary's office by the Es-
peranza Mining company announcing
change of agent, ]. P. Rinker OF Tres
Piedras succeeding G. E. Hail.
Fewer Collectors.
Game Warden Gable is cutting
down the number of license collec
tors, which last year numbered l65
Mr.. Gable believes that such a large
number is unnecessary and that
about 100 can do the work.
Land Entries.
The following were land entries
Yesterday: Henry G. White of Albu
querque, Bernalillo county; William
H. Probert, Jr., Jemez Springs, san
doval county; Isaias Griego, OF Bux
ton. San Miguel county; Hattie V
Devinston, Cuervo, Guadalupe county
John Barnum, of Ration, ColfaX coun
ty; Tiburcia Trujillo of Palma, Tor
rance county: Matthias Frelinger, Es
tancia, Torrance county, and Reye
Padilla de Pena of Galisseo. Santa F.
county. the latter two being final Ell
tries.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1911-01-13
New Mexicans Injured in Wreck.
TEXAS BOUNDARY RESOLUTION
PLACED ON HOUSE CALENDAR
Much Advertised Democratic Confer.
ence at Baltimore May Adjourn
Immediately.

Special to the New Mexican.
Washington, Jan. 13.-The chair
man of the House judiciary commit
tee reported favorably without amend
ment, the Senate joint resolution that
the President with Texas adjust the
New Mexico-Texas boundary. 1t was
placed on the calendar of the commit,
tee of the whole of the House on the
state of the Union.
When the Democratic caucus meets
in Baltimore, Representative Richard
son of Alabama, will move immediate
adjournment. This has the support
of many Democratic representatives
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1911-01-13
ELECTION OF SENATORS
BY THE PEOPLE.
Test Vote in Upper House at Wash
ington Is Declared to Be of
Greatest Significance.

Washington, jan 13-By vote of
II to AZ, the senate today refused to
adjourn rather than proceed with the
consideration of the resolution pro-
viding for the election of senators by
a direct vote of the people. Senator
Hale made the motion. The friends
of the measure claim it was test
vote.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1911-01-13
BATES BILL REPORTED
FAVORABLY TO HOUSE.
1t Retires Captain Robert Peary With
Rank of Rear Admiral
as Reward.

Washington, Jan. 13.-- The Bates
bill providing for the elevation of
Captain Robert E. Peary to the rank
of rear admiral in recognition of his
attainment of the North Pole, was re-
ported favorably to the House today
by the committee on naval affairs.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1911-01-13

WILL TRY TO FORCE
JEFFRIES BACK INTO RING.
Tex Ricard Contemplating a Return
Engagement Between White and
Black Champions.

San Francisco, Jan. 13.-The Chron-
icle today says: 'Tex Rickard is con-
templating a return engagement be.
tween Jack Johnson and Jim Jeffries.
He already has the promise of John
son to sign for a bout and he is
gradually working to a point where
he expects to secure the consent of
Jeffries. Rickard is not prepared at
the present time to make any an
nouncement of his plans but it is un-
derstood that he has the scheme well
in hand"
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1911-01-13
TWO ALLEGED BANDITS
ARBAIGNED AT BOHEMIAN.
CHARGED With Robbing the Post Of
fces at Monarch Wyoming, and
Logan, Montana.

Bozeman, Mont, Jan. 1S.-John Da,
Wis, whom the authorities believe to
be "Burth" Cassidy, notorious ban
dit, and his companion Gus Hender-
son, were araigned before United
States Commissioner Smith today
charged with robbing postoff1ces at
Monarch, Wyoming, and at Logan,
Montana. Both men were bound oy.
,er to the federal court.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1911-01-13
EIGHTEEN KILLED
IN INDIA RIOT
Clash Between Religious
Fanatics at Annual Feast
in Bombay
TROOPS WERE CALLED OUT
Had to Shoot Several Times Into
Howling Mob Before 1t
Dispersed

Bombay, Jan 13.-Eighteen persons
We're killed and twenty-four others
wounded during yesterdays rioting.
AS usual the OCCASION of the Muharram
festival brought about a clash be-
tween the Sunnites and Shiahs and
troops were called out to restore or
der. They were compelled to fire sew
eral volleys into the mobs.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1911-01-13
EDDY COUNTY
FOR STATEHOOD
At Big Meeting at Carlsbad
But Few Refused to Vote
for Constitution
ADDRESSES BY DEMOCRATS
Water Turned Into Irrigation
Project Canals for Shors
Time.

Carlsbad, n. NJ, Jan. 13.-The con
stitution was discussed at meeting
of the Farmers Club of Otis last
night. c. R. Brice one of the dele
gates from Eddy county to the con-
vention made the principal address.
He discussed the defects of the con-
stitution and also its good points He
made it clear that this constitution,
if adopted, would improve many of
the unsatisfactory conditions OF the
territorial government and strongly
urged that every one vote in favor
of the constitution. c. H. McLena-
Continued on Pace Five,l
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1911-01-13
BODY OF MURDERED CHILD
HAS BEEN IDENTIFIED.
Five-Year-Old Son of George Melber
of Schenectady Is Kidnapped and
Then Poisoned.

Schenectady, Jan. 13.-Relatives
believe that the child found dead in
swamp near Albany yesterday appar-
emily. killed by acid forced down his
throat, was five year old George Mel
ber of this city. Relatives identified
him from a picture.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1911-01-13
ANOTHER DEMOCRAT FOR
A HIGH POSITION.

Judson C. Clements Of Georgia Elect
ed Chairman of Interstate
Commerce Commission.
Washington, Jan. 13.-Judson G.
Clements of Georgia, was today elect
ed ,by the Interstate Commerce Com
mission to succeed Judge Martin A.
Knapp of New York as chairman. Mr..
Clements is the senior member of the
commission and Democrat.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1911-01-13
GOLDEN OPPORTUNITY
FOR PENSION LAWYERS

Fire in Washington That Destroyed
Records in Thousands of
Cases.
Washington, Jan. 13-Thousands of
records and documents in many pen
sion cases We're destroyed this morn.
ing in a fire that originated in the
office of the U. s. pension agency in
the pension bureau building.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1911-01-13
TRAIN CRASH
KILLS FOUR
Fatal Disaster on the New
York Central Near Bata-
via in Empire State
FOURTEEN SERIOUSLY INJURED
Passengers in Sleeping Car Badly
Mangled and Not Yet
Identified.

Batavia, N. Y, Jan. 13,-In col
lision between two passenger trains
on the New York Central at Batavia
today, at least six persons were killed
and eighteen seriously injured One
train was standing on the siding
when the western express, little
late, crashed into the rear end, tel
escoping the rear Pullman and
smashing the day coach into mass
of debris. With one exception the
bodies of the passengers in the
wreckage of the sleeping care were
mutilated as to make Identification
difficult.
Engineer 0isoheyed Signals.
Batavia, Jan. ban official state
ment fixes the responsibility for the
collision on Engineer ]. B. Lindell, OF
the rear train, who it is asserted, dis
oheyed signals.
New Mexicans Injured in Wreck.
Batavia, Jan. 13.-Among injured
are Mrs. Catherine Higgins and son
Thomas Higgins of Richland, Chaves
county, New Mexico. Their injuries
are not serious.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1911-01-13
SIX RAILROAD LABORERS
KILLED BY AN EXPLOSION.
Premature Blast Causes Deadly Dis
aster on Grand Trunk and
Pacific Railroad.

Prince Rupert, B. c., Jan. 13.-Six
railroad laborers were killed and one
fatally injured by the premature ex-
plosion of a blast on the Grand Trunk
Pacific railroad near this city yes
terday.
Hurled Into the Harbor.
Prince Rupert, Jan. 13.-The force
of the explosion was such that four
men were hurled into the harbor with
the debris.
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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-07-06

BOSTON. July 6--There has been
little trading In the wool market dur
ing tho past week. sales being Jnly for
Immediate needs. Prices range about
the same as last week, but slightly
lower I'm some sections Principal quo
tatiOns follow:
Domestic woods Ohio and Pennsyl-
vania fieeces, delaine washed. 299 soc;
Xxx, 2fG2sc: y blood combing. sf26c:
A blood combing. 24h W25 Ise: Il -blood
ccmbing. 24@25c; y. u, Z clothing.
ale bid: delaine unwashed, ga 25c; hne
unwashed, 20@21c. Michigan. Wiscon-
sin and New York heeces--Ftne UNI
washed 1sG19c: delaine unwashed,
20 u 924c: h-blood unwashed. offered
25c: p blood unwashed. 24G 25c; u
blood. 23d1she; -, and clothing
100 zoe Kentucky, Indiana and Mis-
souri-A blood offered. =4c; y blood.
20 a 24c: Georgia, 20 a ale. Secured ba-
sis-Texas. IL months. 52963c: fine 8
TO months. 45Q46c; hne fall. &c.
Observation-Disclosures. asa Soc middle
county. 46G47c; southern. asa 46c; fall
free, 4O442c. Disqualification No
staple. 55 G56c; eastern clothing, offer
ed 5Oc valley No. 1. 46447c Terri
tory--Fine staple. 55G57c; fine medium
staple 53G soc; fine clothing. 51qs3e:
fine medium clothing. asa soc; y blood
combing. 52G55c; %blood combing, 30
q Sic. y blood combing. ~ u 49c. Pull
ed-Extra 52054c; ine A. Sog52c; A
supers 46H46c.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-07-06
JoBBING PRICES.

Canned Goods--Apples. gals, t3so:
baked beans, lib. SO 96oc: Lima beans.
tl8Eka=-G orn-.-Faney- MaiRe,5S1-l9i
standard. s6c. Table Deets. 81. % n 20.
Peas: Fancy. early June, si.SS: stand
ard, 81 soaked. 50 zoe, Salmon: Sock
$50; Alaska pinks. u.25 Tomatoes.
SSc0SI. succotash, t10i.1o doz.
CoHee-Packet coffee. 100-lb case.
tlsT5 022 SO, delivered.
Feed-Bran. s27; fine mtddlings, s1s;
coarse middlings. see: cracked corn;
taa: coarse SornmeaI. tz2' corn ana
Fiour--Michigan patsn:s. I'm wood.
straight. tIs5: clear. ,tzb per Dbl Rye
-four, tL45 per bbl
seed. sOc: Diamond headlight kero-
On-Raw linseed. SIC. boiled lin
ssne. Sc; Perfection. sc; Eocsne.
pentine, In barrel lots. soc gal.
Provisions--Mess pork, $685. fam
ill., l6.50d17.50.- medium, ns4 Ii
smoked hams, l5halsh; dry salted
briskets. 10h q III NC: shoulders. 10hc;
picnic hams. aho: bacon. Is y n l6 &c;
lard, IN tierees. &c; kettle rendered. &c
per III.
suear-correcte daily by W.. II
Edgar a Son: Crystal dominoss. 2-lh
ts.35; B.lb. t7.s5: Eagle tablets. 1850;
cut loaf. $3.50; cubes, 1855: xxx
powdered. t5.75: standard powdered.
$3.50; granulated. extra coarse, $40;
nne. IN bulk, $3.50; IN 2s.lb. cotton
bags Ss M.ehissdn TrI ran essson sszD
TO case. 90: lib. cartons. as TO case,
4. 1886; 30 /. IS 10; No. 2. IS 80: 10
6. t51o: No I. 1906: No. 8. IS: No. ..
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-07-06
zRMANY's ACTION IN
MOROCCO AR0UsEs BRITAIN
e6>ler AsquIth says John BuiI 10 De
tormincd 10 Protect Hls
Interests.

LONDON. July e.--That tie British
1|ornment takes a. serious view Of
Moroccan situation. was the admis-
|<n made IN the House OF Commons
11nY By Premier Asquith.
wish Il 70 be clearly understood"
1 be- '.That the new situation which
Arisen IN MOROCCO and possIblS
.|1<o 0evelonments may ATE t Brit
F.. Interests more directly than has
1n tie case heretofore
&1ouith inttmn.ef TINT Great 6ritatn
.&1 1o<ermined to protect her own
.|eresfa and uphold the Frenca treaty
"a bitter night has broken out In the
||<I4h cabinet over the policy to be
Issued BY the government. in the
<<1ccncn situation. Premier As
|[1 and his followers, are said to
MI 4 strong aggressive stand on the
<< q England. against the interven-
rs u Germany while the group head
p 81 Chancellor Lloyd-George Is uIg-
&. caution and moderation and not
= {1rfhef complicate a situation al
&1v grave. SO grave has this feel
II. 11come that there Ia strong prob
I||i<x that the cabinet may resign.
11< the outlook Is cansing much UNI
11|ncss Il plainly indicated by the
.[1ssion * prices on the Bourses,
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-07-06
INCH N[W
F|IIsHGlA[ PLAN


|I# YORK. July Handicapped
me national banking laws, which
.|[ {I1 activities OF national banks
I1 I/oIibIt the making OF certain
&&4[. Of Investments. the directors
TIE National City bank. the Stan
//I on institution, are going into
|.|11Es for themselves 20 skim the
@&u on the business Of the coun-
Wall street today cleared up the
.|@[y SURROUNDING the recently or
NED ttn-miIIion dollar National
co. Il will, well-posted flnanci-
I41Iare. occupy distinct Held IN
world Of flnence" and viii come
ND 10 becoming a real money
than anything previously con-
<<1 by the big interests.
*@ National banking laws prohio-
md The courts OF the country gen
|1||r have ruled against operations
miscellaneous stocks b. national
.1|. and they also have ruled spe-
|t1IIy against the acquisition and
@|I|n1s By one national bank OF
|1ck IN another national bank. To
rs around this the National City Co.
H. been organized. II is to be un-
- the absolute and perpetual con-
81 81 three trustees, who must be
'tor1 or directors. OF the National
||< bank.
/1e present trustees are James
||||mau. chairman OF the National
|| Board, Frank A. Vanderlip, Its
.I|1ent. and Stephen 8. Palmer, q
/<<tor. The new concern will i'm
0II1teIy take over good part Of
- bank stocks now held by the Ma
t1eI City and much OF its bonds
~ 1tocks. These can then be manip-
1[11 and dealt In when the market
favorable without any awkward
Ierfcrence," BY the national bank
The chief field OF the new concern
4 b financing new enterprises and
||&u0InK aid TO those already organ
n Fearing no interference from
11hInRt0n the National City Co. will
<nIsh funds 10 the large railroad and
1us<fiai enterprises and thus be able
Nominate them. II will also be
1ibIe for the company 70 prevent
f building Of railroads or the forma-
s. 81 companies. which are not sure
~ revenue producers. as 1t win be
rs % prevent other capitalists ex-
o6Ink the aid which Il refused.
that the persons connected with the
11IIIsation OF the new company feel
Ne Of their ground IL shown by the
r|enfion given for the organization
TIE corporation. II says:
me new company Is formed for
= purpose ID part Of transacting for
patrons certain lines OF profitable
.|uoss which though often transact.
by bankers are not expressly In
I1ed within the corporate powers OF
||onal banks. Among these are the
1uIrins and holding Of real estate.
c1rities. stocks and other proper
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-07-06
PRODUCE.

The poultry market frightened up
sharply this morning. Receipts were
light and for broilers there was de-
lnand greater than the supply. This
market is getting out OF line on the
high side for broilers. but buyers are
"a king them without question. The
hot weather seems to have finished up
the strawberries. but about everything
else In the berry line was in fair sup
ply. Cherries and raspberries were the
most plentiful, and the whole list Is
showing the effect OF the heat Peaches
are not very active yet. but the supply
seems to be good and the Quality nne.
Appies-New. ,i.so0i per box: $3.50
06.50 per Dbl.
Bsnanas-Good shipping stock. ,1se
Beaas-Dried Lima. az orc per Id
observation-disclosures per is-at.
case.
California; Fruits--Apricots. s3.oo per
sSS cherries 'i nSnsa boz boz p glum Dsr
box: piums, $2250s75 per box.
Celery--Florida. ss.2503.B0 doz: home
grown. $50 CSC doz
cs...sMnichiEsn S fs,s ero oie. Is0l7c;
new. lfh Ollie: fancy. old. 10 - 1sc; new.
I2h q 13c: York state hats. old. $50
ase; late ,s, made lsGi!s: d9 nestle:
imported Swiss. $4,000: Limourger,
Lemons--California, s7GTko box.
MeIss.-watermsions. .sGses each:
Rocky Fords, s2.6093 per case.
Onions-Egyptian, Sis blu: Texas
Bermuias. ,2s592.T6 crate.
box yalencias, s3.759+a5; Med. Sweets.
t3.25 93.50 per box
Pe.ehe.-ss2s per s-basket crate:
Pins.psis.--sIoridas. ,a2S0s75 per
crate.
Potatocs-New Potatoes. " per bu,
So. 25 " $50 per Dbl
PosItry = Brothers. 2o@21c fowls
aisc; young ducks. iSc; geese. sG1oc:
turkeys, 14@16c per Id.
Raspberries-Red, t475q 100 per bu:
black. $IQl.2s per loot. case
=. Tsilew-Nes H. she;- No 2. ~ per
new. 1s@14c. brick cheese. ls014c Id.
Cherries-l6-qt. cases. So u s5c per
Ia.
Date.-Persian. 5Gsc per Id: Fards.
i6h q lie per ID.
Dre..ed c.ives-Faney. shGloc H.;
Figp-Imported. new. 1Qlec per ID:
California. $50 per ID.
Fresh Vegetables - Cucuuibers. hot
house. eb q soc per doz; lettuce. 40 T50c
blu; head lettuce. t1.3S blu; radishes. 10
ket; carrots. 2ss bu: beets. 3ee-doz:
crates, t12561.i per crate; wax beans,
$3.50 bu; corn. y59s0c doz; hothouse
tomatoes. 15c - 10.
Grape Fruit !. Florida ,4.5o0s per
case
Gooseberries-75Q s5c per ls-at. case
Honey-Fancy white, 1701Sc. NO. 4.
l6qi7c, amber. 14@l5c: extracted. SO
loo per Id.
H.y-Detroit shippers are paying the
following prices for baled hay In car
lots. T. o. b Detroit: No. timothy,
new. t21 u ~; No. 2 timothy. slS420;
clover. mixed. $1,000; rye straw. $780,
wheat and oat straw. ~. Loose hay
from farmers wagons on the city mar
kets ranged from $40 @26. as TO quality.
Hides-No. / cured. lac: No. green.
loc; No. / cured bulls. Toe; No. I green.
&c; No. 1 cured kip. 12hc: No green,
12c: cured calf No. 1, tic; green calf.
No 1, Ice per ID: horse hides. No. 1.
t3.76: No 2. s275; sheepskins. az to
wool. 20 a soc: No. hides. 10 on on kip.
&c OF on calf.
WooI-Medium unwashed, Tic: nne
unwashed. l291bc; rejections. 20 ID.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-07-06
nnsrnn corrEn LErrrn.

Reported for The Times by Hayden.
Stone & Co. July s:
There is very little doing In the Bos-
ton copper share market this morning.
The tone IN somewhat irregular and
Drfce changes have been confined TO
small fractions with the exception OF
Utah Copper. which made gain OF
weaker, selling at 81 East Butte is
up n. AT 14M. Chino quoted at -,
Raw AZ 17h other departments are
stronger in spots American ARricul-
furai Chemical sold at S. a gain OF
point Mass. Electric issues are strong
ar tia common- selling- at A and -pres-
ferred az So
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-07-06
Insurance Stocks
Are Not Desirable

he a Q
profits financial institution
sell
dividend
socaed
Union Life think find better
hasn
OF the insurance commissioner amounted
Is
sbe
public financial
unlimited
established business
the companies
out the popular the
will be successful a
share them will reasonable dividends probably
anyp
stockholders
pocyhoders but the stockholders life
have show
business think find
established investment stocks.
dividends rehabilitation
nicely
of small
pany in much better position
While difficult
anything
metal the high
dced
result especially when the oyerproducon
al retrenchmen
GreeneCananea being developed
scientific methods
history but there likely be months
before the stockholders
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-07-06
NEW YORK pRoDUCE.

NEW YORK. July s-Flour: Quiet
and fFm Pork: Steady, mess, Stf.5o
G1S. Lard: Firm; middle west spot.
SS30Gs4O Sugar: Raw. strong: cen
trifugal. 90 test, S4.O5; muscovado. 80
test, 1856: refined, strong; cut loaf.
granulated, S5G510 Coffee: Rio No.
Z on spot, 13%913hc Tailow: Firm;
city SIC; country. 5h 06c. Hay; Firm;
prime. ti,35; No. 3. SoG 96c: clover, Iec
aS1.1O Dressed poultry: Quiet and
easy: turkeys l2m23c chickens, lao
lshc: fowls, SG15he; ducks, sGl4c.
Live poultry: Dull and lower: geese.
SOHO. ducks. l2hc: fowls. 13c; tur-
keys, lie; ROSTERS. Sc. spring chickens,
Il q 22c Cheese: Active and hrm;
state milk. common to specials . zee
.I3&c; skins, common TO specials, 3+W
Zoe: full skins. IA G3c. Butter: Firm:
receipts. 1926: creamery extra, z4c;
state dairy tubs. TN 623c. Eggs:
Steady; receipts, 31.469: nearby white
fancy, 20M25c; nearby mixed fancy, 10
q zoe; fresh firsts. 15d 22c
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mixed sheep and LAMBS. t4.50Gb.S0;
common killers t2.75U3f5, Vulls. s20
err quality common: prime mediums
and TAT workers. S6.T56I & so. iipht york
crs and pigs. S650B6.60 per cwt Zee
eeipts:- Cattle. AIS. calves 366. sheep
66s; hogs. 1906.
EAST NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
DunninE a stevens Live stock Report.
EAST BUFFALO. ". A.. July 81
Cattle; Receipts. 10 cars; market.
Hest 1850 to i.soo-Ih. steers. ss50O
s.T6; good prime 1900 10 Ls5o-lL.
10. shipping steers. s5.650s.2s; medium
butcher steers, loco 10 hoo lbs. tS2s
1850: light butcher steers. N.7b0b.2S;
best fat cows. s4.750 6s5: fair 10 good
ss.IcGs.Ss: trmmers. s2,s5Gs'Ts: best
fat kelfers s6.b00s; good fat heifers.
81 ss8s. IS: faiF TO good de, S4.io4
AIS; best stock heifers. ts.sS0t; com
ing steers. dehorned. s4.So04:7si com
mon feeding steers. dehorned. 1.1bQ
q: best bulls. st.T5Q5: bologna bulls.
t3.7b6l; stock ublls t39a26: best
mon 20 seod do. $500 30.
slow: heavy, TisS7sS. yorSers. sT.sO;
Sheep and lambs: Receipts. 10 cars;
market. steady: top lambs. sT.2S OF 50;
yeariings. S60575; wethers. $500
tf.66: ewes. $4,000.
Calves: ss0s6o
EAST BUFFALO-CIose.
EAST BUFFALO, " ". July g.
Cattle: Receipts. 260 head; market
dull and steady: prime steers, IS. 100
6.75; butcher grades. S3Q6.2b. Calves:
Receipts, rs head; market. active and
firm: Gull TO choice. sS0sS0 Sheep and
lambs: Receipts. 1000 aead; market.
active and steHuy. -che+ss- lanahA-- Al. 40 az
$50; Gull TO fair. $50 80: yearlings
SIS: 36 95:7s; sheep. s204;75. Hogs: Re,
SC lower; yorkers, t7.l09T.2o: pigs. 81
al 10: mixed. S7.l50T.20: heavy. S7l5
b 7.s0; roughs, s5,75@6.7b; stays. $3.50
UNION STOCK YARDS.
UNION STOCK YARDS. CHICAGO.
July 6.-Hogs: Receipts. $4,000 head:
market. slow and lower: mixed and
butchers. ts.2bg676; good heavy. 1885
Gs75: rough heavy. s6.a0Q6.70; light.
s6.2506.T0; pigs. $50 ass. Cattle: Re-
ceipts. $500 head; market. steady;
beeves. S4.s066.s0 cows and heifers.
81. IS 05.90; stockers and feeders, $3.50
$3.50: Texans. s4.eoQe,lo: calves. 50
9s. sheep: Receipts. $4,000 head; mar
80 q $50: lambs. A.25Q7.2s: western.
CLEvEI.AND.
CLEVELAND. July 6--Hogs: Re-
oeipts. 1000; loo lower; mediums. $3.50;
workers. and mixed. t69046.s5: pigs.
S6.75. Cattle: Receipts, 8 cars; weak.
Sheep and lambs: Receipts. cars.
sf.76 top. Calves: Receipts. zoo. 1918
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DETROIT. July 6--Ali Grades OF cat
tic i6 a csc higher supply far short OF
demand. outlook lighter Prices ranged
as follows: Choice steers, averaging
FROM 1000 10 LOO pounds. at $3.50
SIC. choice handy killers. ti.b0W5.50i
Iight TO good butchers steers and heif >
ers tS64.26. common killers and fat
COWS, S2.B5ff6; Gamers cows, 1880
225: common TO prime shipping bulls.
t30b. light butchers. and heavy sau-
feeders tz50dt75 per cwt. Mich
cows Dull at t25650; veal calves
higher nj tbG9 per cwt sheep ard
lambs: Active and higher; quality. fair:
choice lambs. sf.25 o.. 20: light TO tair.
SOL. common TO prime sheep. f9Q5;