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The Detroit times., 1911-04-07
DEM. SENATORS
SPLIT OVER LEADER
Majority Is Opposed To Martin, of
'irginia-Membership or Finance
Committee at Stake.

WASHINGTON, April 6.-Discord
prevailed in the ranks or Democratic
senators today On the surface II
was fight over the selection OF a
floor leader. but below that was the
more important stake OF Democratic
membership on the finance commit
tee
Senator Thomas ;, Martin Dem,
Va. has been brought forward as 4
compromise leader His campaign
'fiourished until the friends OF tarlff
revision were seized. with the suspi
cion that Martin was allied with Sen
ator Bailey Dem. Tex. conserya
tive q was discovered that Martin
had voted number OF times VITA
Aldrich on certain schedules in the
Payne Aldrch tariff bill, and he MAS
declared to be friendly Ia big busi-
hess interests.
The anti-Martin men say nineteen
OF the 1 Democratic 81 aators. allied
TO their cause. attended q meeting IN
the office OF Senator Kern, (Dem.
md. last evening Shiyely tDem
Ind, who was absent because OF i'll
MSS, and MARITIME Dem. y. j.. who
also was not present, were againH
Martin On that showing the anti
Martinltes would have y votes a
majority They have not. however.
agreed on candidate OF their own.
The calling OF a conference rests
With Senator Shiyely, chairman
under Money Dem Alissl who re
tired on March T. IL may not be held
Tor several days.
The Detroit times., 1911-04-07
WINDSOR MAN FINED $500.
Jacob Meretsky AIDED in Bringing
Undesirables Into Canada.

Jacob Meretsky Windsor junk deal,
CT. charged With assisting in bringing
undesirables into Canada. was fined
$500 by Magistrate Leggatt. of Wind
sor, Wednesday afternoon Meretsky
admitted escorting four Armenians
from Windsor 10 Tecumseh a few
miles beyond Windsor where they
were 10 get train for Cochrane. Ont.
They had been struggled into Wind,
sor from Detroit lint Meretsky denied
having anything to do with their cross
ing the river The court was con
WINGED. however, that he was not en-
trely innocent lie admitted that he
Eut $3.50 from each one OF the quartet
for the part he played IN the case
one OF the Armenians said that a
man in Cochrane advised them 10 see
man living on Brewster-st., Detroit.
and that he would tell them how TO
get into Canada The foreigners were
10 get work in Cochrane,
The Detroit times., 1911-04-07
HOLD UP SALOONKEEPER.
Trio With Gun Get $40 From Michael
Demaght.

Three men walked into tbe saloon
OF Michael Demaght, No 81 Concord
ave, just before midnight Wednes
day One OF them held a revolver to
the proprietor's head aud ordered him
10 hand over ali the cash in the place
Demaght had $500 in a safe which he
succeeded in keeping He told his
callers that business had been very
dull and that there was only about
$40 In the cash register. He said
they were welcome TO that.
They took the cash and while the
man with the gun KEPT the saloon
keeper covered. the trio beat an or.
derly retreat After they@left the sa.
loon. Demaght rushed out. lie found
man standing near the corner and
thinking he was one Of the robbers
grabbed him, The flying squadron
hurried TO the. scene and tool,
Demaght's prisoner 20 the EImwood
station.
He said his name is Herbert Water.
worth, No 10 Columbia.st. east. The
police are investigating and are salts
fed that Waterford had nothing 10 do
with the robbery He probably viii
be released
The Detroit times., 1911-04-07
DAYLIGHT BURGLAR
|LUGs OFF JEWELS
] WORTH $1,000
Prizes Open Front Window OF Mss
N. w. Newman's Residence, Storm
Door Concealing Him From
View of Passers-By
Second Daring Robbery in Vicinity
Within Block. Dr.. jimmy Casey
Being Other Victim.

During the absence OF Miss Made
line w. Newman, from her residence
at Nc. 1914 Seyburn-aye. Wednesday
Afternoon, daring thief entered the
house through front window and
stole more than $1,000 worth OF jew,
els, and other personal effects, the
property OF Miss Newman ana
Graham Lindley, who lives there
This Is the second daylight depreda'
ton within a week within a radius or
few blocks. The residence OF jim
nay" Casey, the dentist -ball-player, on
Baldwin-ave. having been entered and
ransacked few days since
Miss Newman, who Is sister o.
DR.. r. Arlington Newman and Dr.
Frank l. Newman, went out to keep
social appointment, Wednesday
Her maid went out also and the house
was left alone.
By using a jimmy the thief prlod
open window in the front OF The
house. He was protected In his opera
tons by storm door, which shield.
ed him from the gaze OF passers by
After entering the place, he leisuTely
examined the contents of Miss New.
mans room and that occupied by Mr.,
Lindley, selecting everything OF value
and packing it in a travelling bag be
longing TO Mr.. Lindley
Following Is an inventory OF the
stolen goods: A platinum stick pin, :
lsdy's gold watch valued at 500. a
mans watch, four rings valued al
$3.50, two gold chains, one gold ring,
set with a ruby and two diamond
chips, one gold ring set with a double
row or pearls and sapphires,
brooch, set with amethysts and dIp-
monds, brooch set with pearls a
pearl necklace with diamond clasp,
a gold ring set with turquoise, pair
OF gold cuff buttons set with amy
thysts, 10 stick pins, brown sable
coat valued at $3.50, and gentle
mans travelling bag and SIS in cash
Mr. Lindley's initials were inscrib
ed on his bag and Miss Newman
monogram is worked on the back OF
her watch. Many OF the jewels were
highly priced by Miss Newman, be-
cause they were gifts.
The detective bureau in the central
station was notified and officers are
working on the case.
The Detroit times., 1911-04-07
DENIAL FROM BOYAJIAN.
Didn't fake" Before State Medical
Board, Says Physician.

DR.. @. h. Boyajian, acquitted OF the
murder OF his nephew. II. Gostanian,
told The Times, Thursday, that there
Is no foundation for the statements
made by the father of Gostanian 20
the effect that the doctor presented
his cousins college certificate in APP
plying for has certificate from the
Michigan state board OF medical regis
tration. DR.. Boyajian says that when
he applied for his certificate from the
state board in 1896, there was no law
providing for the presentation OF pre-
ltminary educational certificate. that
the only provision was the production
or the diploma of the medical college
from which the applicant was gradu-
ated.
II got my certificate in the regular
wy" said Dr. Boyajian, and | have
nothing to fear | certainly didn't
present my cousins certificate, for
was not asked for my preliminary
educational certificate was properly
equipped for enteriag the college. hay-
ing secured high school education N
the old country and having attended
a number OF high schools and academ.
les In this country, including Oberlln
and Phillips"
On the strength of Gostanian's COM
plant, DR.. Boyajian will. IL is said, be
summoned TO appear before the state
board OF registration in Ann Arbor
on June IA for Investigation
The Detroit times., 1911-04-07
MAY V0KES BELIEVES IN
BLACK CAT SUPERSTITION

Although Katie Did" the tuu, iul
musical comedy founded on Ny
Friend From India. which comes a.
the Detroit opera house the first han
OF next week had It's first appearance
on any stage but a short time ago
Miss May Vokes says that she feels
very much at home in the new pro
duction This is not SURPRISING .n
view OF the fact that she originated
the same role IN My Friend From
India
In the mind OF Miss Vokes. there
was no shadow OF a doubt thar
Katie Die" would be success The
reason is "A black cat For. at a II.
hearsal just before the play opened.
when everyone Was naturally some
what dubious about the reception
that would be accorded the new
feline tread and utter Indifference tC
the fact that the stage manager was
in the midst OF an explanation OF nov
dance should be done calmly walt
ed into the midst of the chorus
Miss Nokes, who was sitting in ,ir
rear OF the stage. jumped quickly 10
her feet and running toward the foot
lights, corralled the cat and stroked
its fur The rehearsal was demorallZ
fer the moment. but everyone realized
that good luck in the shape OF the aC,
appeared and the fatigued ponies
show girls, mediums and principa.s
resumed the rehearsal with smiles oil.
their faces
Yes. am superstitious.' confess
ed Miss Nokes, after recounting h
incident A great Many people who
come 10 the theater remark with what
apparent ease actors and aCtresse.
earn their salaries, bur they do not take
into consideration the many weeks or
rehearsals that We have 10 20 throGCi
without being paid penny and thti
the chance that after few weeks tie
show will be shelved Then where
are you? No. life on the stage aa5
many destinations tft-ft-is- not So
easy and luxurious as IL looks from
the other side of the footlights
The Detroit times., 1911-04-07
Day In Legislature Record-ereaker

LANSING, Mich. April 6-Yester-
days house calendar was another o.
a series of record. breakers II con.
tanned 166 separate matters, ll3 bills
on general order, 40 on third readin
and four resolutions II required "a
sheet as wide as a siX-column news.
paper and more than three feet LONG.
printed in small type. Todays bill IS
expected TO be larger The house held
two long sessions and was prevented
from holding another only by he fact
that the clerks and printers actually
could not handle the work Some OF
the clerks have been working nearly
20 hours day
The Detroit times., 1911-04-07
NEW NORk PRoDICE.

NEW YORK. April Flour lnac-
tive and steady Pork steady mess.
$40. "a u 20 SO Lard Firm middle
west spot. ss2Oas3o sugar Raw
steady centrifugal. 80 test 81 So; mus
coyado. So test. IS 90 refined. quiet.
cut loaf So 60. crushed. IS so: powder
3D. $500 graduated, s41Ja4SO Cof-
fee Rio No. : on spot. l2ls di2t. C
TallOw Inactive; city. &c. country
) 8 ltbi.c Hay. steady, prime. 81 07ia .
$oH3, 20 q soc, clover. So qgOc Dress
ed POULTRY Firm, turkeys l4G28c:
chickens. l+alsc, fowls lln16Isc,
ducks, l0Q lie Live poultry Firm
err geese o.. ducks. lsc. fowls. IA
lyiae; turkeys l4c. roosters, l0c
Cheese lrreg ular. state milk. common
10 specials, ia Zoe. skins common to
specials. 3ulOIs 80. fun skins, Zn2izc
Butter Firm and higher receipts
> s3J creamery extra Gle state dairy
tubs. l4u 2lc imitation creamery rrsts
IbIl6i2C Eggs Finn receipts. IS :
$50 nearby White fancy. lsn2lc near
py mixed fancy 1914 l7c; fresh hrsts
Is =, n Sc
The Detroit times., 1911-04-07

lzc per 10. maple syrup, 1880 per
gal
Nuts-Black wan1ts. "a pc per 10:
buttsrnuts. IA 04e per 10: new she'll
baci-s. 40 4Lsc per 10.
Lemous-galifOrnia ~ 5o4t.
Limes-1i u L.. per doI.
Mnshrooms-i5 v zoe per don
Onions-SOc per on. spanish,
tl.AO per crate. Bermudas. s215 per bu
Onioa sets-l elbow. also: white
t.t5 per bu.
Orangrs-california navels. 32.7So
$50 per box. Floridas. s26o02.9b per
box.
PIneappIes-Floridas % per crate:
az y 400 per doz
Observation-Disclosures ear lots. l59 4se
per hu, new BeImudas. $aI5 pc bu.
$3.50 per Dbl
PouitrS-Springs 1871 Qi6e. fowl.
,16x l6i2C: old "oasters, l5u lSlRC.
ducks. lac; geese. lig l2e: turkeys. ~
y Ice per 10. Dressed poultry. liens,
l5g ldc, springs. 56c. ducks. l59I6c:
geese, IL gl2c. turkeys. is zoe per 40.
straw berrIss-24-Q tf cases S5US.26.
pint cases, ssa3.25 per case
sweet rotitoes-Jerseys. kiln driso.
N.ss per crate
Taiio"-No l, 5%c: No p 4se ID.
The Detroit times., 1911-04-07


red. tsQs5O per Dbl.
Basana.-6ood shipping stock. use
a.sn.-pried Lima, sh a7c per 10.
Ceisry-Florida, t225G2-5O per crate
Caulinower California. t2.26427S
per crate. Sl75 PEE hamper.
late made. iss ffse: YOrk 0 state aass.
nestle swiss isS zoe: black swiss. is
burger rye HSisS. Srick cheese. tho
Crshbsrrses Late HoweA $40 per
Dbl; tseO P per en. sase p.r ID: F.ra.
Dressed caIve.-Fsncy. loaIoxe 10:
common 5gsc per 10
Ffansn Haddies- " " &c per 10.
FIgs-ImBortede new lI1l6c per ID:
California. S5c pee ID.
FRESH vegetable. - ,,Icumbers. nat
house house head sSd lettuce s1"ss , no.
a. hamper: radisheS. hothouso. 700
25c; green pepper, coo per basket. car
rots. soc per blu; rutaoagas. 4Oc per bu;
parsnips, 6OH65C per bu: beets, 60 ~ 500
bu: turnips. SOC per 0u: somatoes. g.
basket crates, 81 50u2, soc per basket.
pTeplant, a. a soc bunch. spinach. 81
per hamLfr. s.eeu beans. $3.50 hamp-
er, wax beans. s. bu. asparagus. Slips
p1.55 per doz; California. 40a45c per.
bAuAus green OHtOHss Hot pei NoLs DeSt3,
20 n bJC per dOE. green peas. 80 Der
hamper, new cabbage. 81 rs g260 per
crate
erape.- Malasas, ,7gs per Dbl
Grape Fruit - Florida. is75Q4 per
case
Honey-Fancy white. l7gIsc: No. 1.
l6Q lie. amber i49 loo: extracted. SO
acc per 10.
Hsy-Detroit dealers are paying tue
following prices for baled hay In car
lots. o. b. Detroit. No. 1 timothy.
new, sl64 1880: No. timothy. tl6p
Is %; clover mixed. Sl59l5.SO. rye
straw, ~ 5OdS; wheat sud oat straw
teboQ7. Loose hay from farmers
wagons on the city markets ranged
from flb1 lg, as TO quality.
HIdes-Na, l cured. Toe. No. / green,
SC. No ] cured bulls. sac. No. 1 grsen,
&c. No. l cured ITO. lie, No 4
green, Zoe, cured calf No ! loo, green
calf. No /, i3c 10. horse hides No. L.
s355. No. ?. s275 sheepsEins as to
kip &c OF on calf
MaBie susar-New sap goods. no
The Detroit times., 1911-04-07
JoBBiNG PRICES.

Canned Goods-Apples. gals. ,2.7s:
baked beans. lib, 500 soc: Lima beans.
$40 LOO. Corn Fancy Maine. s1l0:
standard s5e Table oeets; si.s5 q l:.o.
ard. si.Oo: soaked, 50g7oc. salmon.
soekeye. tall. s2l5: fiat. s22b: Alaska
reds. sl9O; Alaska pinks. sl.Z5. roma-
toes tS0sOe' sueeotash. slgl.l0 per
conee - Packet corrse. lOO-Ib case.
$40 . q so. delivered.
Feed--Bran. So. hnS middlings. SIS:
coarse middlings. $50. CRACKED corn,
oats chop. $40 per ton.
flour-Mtchigan patents. In wood.
best $3.50; ordinary patents '49O,
straight tieS: eiear. siss per Dbl Rye
on - Raw Iinsced use. boiled lin
seed, sac Diamond headlight kerr
osenc 81. Perfection, &C; Gocene.
fVlgC. crown gasoline. l2;zc gal tur-
ProyisloDs-Mess pork. $3.50 fam
ny, slsg20 medium. clear. 81. y
Is 9V smoked hams. lSg li1sc. dry
salted urisAets. Ito lac, shoulders 10 u c;
lard. in uerees. sac kettle rendered,
sugar.-Corrscted daly by w. IL
Edsa y som Srystat domtnoes. lib, +.
Ss.lV, 5-lb. 500. Eagle tablets. sos;
powdered. $3.50. standard powdered.
S5le gran uiated extra coarse, $5.l9:
tne. IN bulk. S5.O5. in 25-lb. cotton
bass. s. 10, Micnlgan graduated, Sy5.
household pow iered. 5-l6. cartons. Is TO
case. $3.50 per case. diamond A. 10 10:
confectioners' A. 50. No }. 1905; No. =.
$685. No 3, 50, No. a. sl9b: No. o. stse:
No 8, Sass. Nc :. 81 SO: No. 5. ytIe:
No IL. ;455. No. l3. $3.50. No. Ia 81 30:
No. IL, $3.50 per 100 lOa
The Detroit times., 1911-04-07
MEXICAN TRAITOR SHOT.
Bandit Found Guilty Of Treason is
Put 70 Death m Rebel Camp.

Ell PASO. Texas. April 6-.Antonio
CarrascO an insurgent and bandit.
was Executed Yesterday at Preside.
in tae camp OF Gen Jose de la Cruz
Sanchez, Of the rebel army, by order
Of Francisco Madero he had been
found guilty OF treason by a court
martial
At the beginning OF the rebellion
CarrascO recruited his band until ne
commanded nearly 100 men
Teh condemned man was shot by a
firing squad OF five men lie faced
them with his hands tied and Gig.
arctic in mis- lips As the command
TO fire was given be asked the firing
party go aim at his heart His breast
was riddled bv buIlets
The Detroit times., 1911-04-07
,HIcAGn MIN LETTER.

Reported tor The Times uy Faine'
Mrbber A Co, April
There was "A little Clip in wheat prices
Az ne opening because OF the ia. ger
Argentine SHIPMENTS estimated and
less snap 10 the Liverpool cables thah
expected Al be decline -rOup OF
houses had important buying ORDERS
probably from local bear dealers ne
MsV price had an upturn OF nearly lC
the nrst hour and after moderate re
action has had second sttons turn
TO sac New crop months are draS r.
ging little as they did yestefdaH
SNOW crop figures given uGt are bear
ish. but receive little attention so tar
IL appears 60 be largely question OF
now long IL VIII take FOR the snort IN
terest in the local trade 10 even az
The Detroit times., 1911-04-07
R. JORDAN, sLEUTH
Follows Ash Barrel Trail and Reeov.
ers Stolen Rud. =.

Truant Officer Richard Jordan came
10 the front with another thrilling
capture, late Wednesday night Some
person or persons stole SIS cameo
ring from Mrs. F. Jeffries. No. AS
Hight-st. west. Jordan went to work
on the case and learned that only
the day before. the ashmen had been
10 the house.
"A ma. quoth Richard. as he 81.
lently followed trail or ashes out
" the cellar \ will sift this matter
10 the bottom"
Late at night, ne recovered the
jewel Early Thursday morning, he
upped the newspapers on Thus far.
Ne has not divuiged the names OF the
desperadoes who stole the ring.
The Detroit times., 1911-04-07
RAILROAD EARNINGS SLUMP.

GRAND RAPIDS, Mich, April g.
The annual meeting OF the G. r. Il
railroad was hrid here yesterday
afternoon. The directors elected
were James Wood, 4. h. Taylor and
d. T. McCabe. OF Pittsburg w, r.
Shelby and J. II. p. Hughart. OF this
city. The annual reports showed the
net earnings were $4,000 below
meeting fixed charges. the lowest
since 1897
The Detroit times., 1911-04-07

Perpetrated
on SMALL
Inve s t ors

A large part OF the
discredit in the public
mind attaching to
"Wall Street" Is due
to frauds perpetrated
on the small investor
throughout the coun-
try in the sale of
worthless securities
by means of alluring
circulars and adver-
tisements in the news
papers. To the sue
cess of such swindling
enterprises a portion
Of the press contrib
utes.
Papers which hon.
estly try to distin-
guish between swind-
ling advertisements
and others may not In
every instance sue
coed in doing so; but
readiness to accept ad-
vertisements which
are obviously traps
for the unwary Is
evidence Of q moral
delinquency w h | C h
should draw out the
severest public con-
demnation.
So far as the press
In the large cities Is
concerned the correc-
ton of the evil lies, In
some measure, In the
hands of the reputable
bankers and brokers,
who. by refusing their
advertising patronage
to newspapers notori-
ously, guilty in this re-
spect, could compel
them to mend their
ways, and at the same
time prevent fraudu-
lent schemes from de-
irving an appearance
of merit by association
with reputable names.
Extract from the Report OF
Gov. Hughes Stock
Exchange Commission
The Detroit times., 1911-04-07
NEW CORPORATIONS.

LANSING Mich April 4. the fol.
lowing companies haxe fled articles
OF incorporation with the secretary of
state H. Watson & Co, Saginaw.
$4,000 Simons-Ludle Furnace com.
pany, Marshall $1,000 Lacy Mutual
Telephone company, Barry county. 81
900, Millspaugh.Green. McMurrich com.
nanv. hetInit. S2l 600
The Detroit times., 1911-04-07
cletk kina Offered prnmntinn

LANSING, Mich April CLERK
Paul J.. King, Of the house OF repre-.
sentatives, received assurances. yes
terday, that he might have the posi-.
lion OF principal clerk OF the senate
IL he chose to take il He hes not
decided MIR. Kings ability has been
admired bs many visitors 10 the CAPT
tol from this and other states
The Detroit times., 1911-04-07
Tom L. johnson Sinking Slowly.

CLEVELAND, Ohio, April g.
Although the family OF former Mayor
Tom L. Johnson was admitted to mis-
sick chamber today, Johnsons condi.
ton was not improved over that Ut
yesterday, when everyone but atten-
dants were excluded from the room
IL is believed his end is a matter OF a
day or two at the most
The Detroit times., 1911-04-07

There was not very much 70 be said
for the produce market TINS lvOrniug
Receipts OF poultry were agsIn very
small but as arrivals are very poor
in quality, buyers generally prefer the
refrigerator stock and few coops OF
live chickens 20 long way. Eggs
were "A fraction higher again -yester-
day aud. with butter, the market seems
10 be on pie mend Stocks OF dressed
calves which showed accommodating
tendencies earlier In the week. were
all cleaned up this morning. And deal-
ers look FOR a pretty good inquiry next
eek. -
The Detroit times., 1911-04-07
Markets and Finance
lneh.nssd rroylslons Nv

IHly oats unchanged Provisions arc
NaoB AlaN heat up SC. luly up
80 May corn unchanged. JAY OF
sc MaA ana July oats unchanged
close Man heat on sac iIl4 on
Q. MAY corn on .c. July on IS.
Msy oats br IS, July oT &c FRO
visions lower
The Detroit times., 1911-04-07

Butter--ENtras, 2tc. nrsts lSG 10 +
dairy 100 packing stock l3c 10.
Eggs-CurreUt receipts, cases In
CluHsds 90 Ier' dOZ Receipts thurs
daS were L0U5 cases
The Detroit times., 1911-04-07
MN 1ONk MANN

NEW YORK. April g. None. on cali
ia per cent Time money 3h2ia per
cent for six months Bar silver Lon
don. "a 5-16 pence New York 53c De
mand sterling. s4s6 3OaASG2s
The Detroit times., 1911-04-07
LIVE 3iVCk
nrcHIG,> CENTRAL sTeek YARDS.

DETROIT Aprl Cows ana com
mon cattle Steady, others. l00l sc
lower outlook weak Prices ranged as
follows Choice steers. averaslug from
1000 10 100 pounds. At 50 - a choice
handy killers s460U5 SO light 20
good butchers steers and hrliers - -
ai25 common killers and fat 'ows.
81 5oaI15 Gamers COWS. 81 20 q !. 30,
common 10 prime shipping bulls, 50 q
AS light butchers and heavy sausage
bulls 81 60p 3 so. stocl<ers ana feeders.
NJ s25Q4s Veal calves Active and
higher. Al 81 so a 30 per Cwt sheep
and lambs Active AMI steadN luaAty
fair, choice lambs. $50 n . -. light 20
fair S5ub common 10 prime shctp.
3305 mixed sheep and lambs, s42Ou
so, common killers, s. - e 3 20, eulls,
s2a25o per cwt Hogs Active aud
sGsfq iS yor aTs a5 "f s sg' aTK
ers and pigs. tTg o5 per cwt Re
ceipts Cattle, i4i0, calves, sss sheep
1907 hogs, SIS
EAST acknowledgements.
Dunning a stevens Live stock Report.
EAST BUFFALO y y. April g.
$50 TO l,50O-io. steers 50 4OpbI5,
good prime l. zoo 10 l.50O-lo steers. 50
q640 best 100 to l2O0-lb shipping
steers IS $50 eI5 medium butcher
steers. 1000 10 l,l00-lbs, 50 ~ g5 50
light butcher steers. ti.e5 g1.So. best
fat COWS. t450q6l5. fair 20 good do.
10 ~ q ", NOIAlHptl' 10 4lcAA0 ~ -
q 80 SO; trimmers. 81 - a slj oes. fat
heifers, IS 40g5,5 good TAT hetfers.
S4S0u 80. fair 10 good do. - o.;
stock heifers, 81 p q 1 90; best feedlns
10 good feeding steers, $3.50 49,;
stockers all grades s425 u 80, best
bulls So as 40, bologna bulls, $425
AIS. stock bulls. fair 10 good 50 20 ~
i25 best mixers and sprlngers, s+5 .
So good 10 best mixers and sprlngeTs,
$30gS5 common 10 good 90, so y 80
Hogs Receipts 10 cars. steady.
heavy Sc So 70. workers. s. 20 a '.s5H
pigs, s. 40a7 50.
Sheep and Lambs Receipts. 10 cars.
slow tor lambs, S1u5l0 yearlings.
s5q6 wethers. 50 - q 10 ewes,
calves s5as75.
EAST BUFFtLo-CIose.
EAST BUFFALO. y. y. April g.
Cattle Receipts 100 head market,
steady. prime steers, $3.50 ~. - butch
100 head market firm Gull to choice.
<5qs a. Sneep and lambs Receipts
400 mead market active ehoice
lambs. S1H 10: cull 20 fair. 50 ~ 41gQ,
HOGS Receipts LOO head market.
steady, workers, s, 70 n 80 pigs, s, 10
~ = mixed 50 50 10. heavy ~ -
q IS roukhs 50 50a6i stays sass q .
UNION STOCK YARDS.
UNION STOCK YARDS, CHICAGO,
April 5-Hogs Receipts. $1,000. mar
ket STEADY; mixed and butchers. 50 -
q 50 good heavy s. % q 80. rough
heavy. So 90 u . 80. light, 50 - y ~,
pigs S630a6 so Cattle. Receipts, -
600. market. steady. Deeves. 500 "a
20 cows ana helfers Sz10a6. stock
ers and feeders, Siuj75. Texans, S4n
515 calves S5n1 Sheep Receipts.
). 900; marekt STEADY. native. !5a5,
western So p dJ lambs S5q65 80.
western. S5n55O.
CLEVELAND.
CLEVELAND. April Hogs Re-
ceipts $500. steady to 81 lower. heaV-
les ;o5Oa65O mediums, So 6out15
workers. s. iOq7l5 pigs ana Lights
s. 20 q Is cattle Receipts. cars {.
nrm Sheep and lambs Receipts )
cars clips. $50 top Calves Re
Ruu "a ron
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stone X 20 April .
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chicago GRAIN OPENING.

May wheat on laci. July OF &c May
corn ~ &C, July up &C May and
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CLENELk

CLEVELAND. April Hogs Re-
ceipts 500. steady TO 81 lower. heav-
les So 5Oa65O mediums, S. % ut15,
workers. s. iOQIl5 pigs and lights,
s120u 70 cattle Receipts. cars
rrm Sheep and lambs Receipts, -
cars clips So 90 top Calves Re
rrinfs 800 s. tor