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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1913-07-24
women's JHy Excused.

ChicAgo.-Membes Of the first jury
OF women 10 sit at an inquest in nli-
nois were to have met in the office Of
Coroner Hoffman SATURDAY, They had
nerved themselves 10 the task of view
ing the body OF woman killed by an
automobile and hearing the details OF
her death. Just before the inquest the
coroner received an opinion that women
cannot sit upon cOroner's jury and the
six were excused with apologies. Miss
Jane adams OF Hull House was to have
heen fnrnwnman
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1913-07-24
CANAL NEARING COMPLETION
Waters Of Atlantic and Pacific win
Meet on October 10

Panama.-Col. C. ". Goethals, chief
engineer in charg. OF the construction
of the Panama canal. has notified Lieut.
Col. David D. Gaillard, chief of the cen
trial division OF the canal, that steam
shovel work in the Culebra cut section
hereafter viii b. conducted on the as
sumption that Gamboa like will be dy-
namited October 10.
The destruction Of the dixie will allow
Gltun Lake to flood the cut, thereby
practically connecting the Atlantic and
Pasifie. although actual navigation of
the canal probably viii not be attempt
al for sometime thereafter
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1913-07-24
Cock County Bankrupt.

chicago.-"oook county is bankrupt.
II it were a private corporation it would
be in receivers hands"
In making this statement Friday
President lIcC Cormick of the county b>ard
explained that the county Is s2,3i7 900
in debt, with no assets in sight 10 cover
the deficit. This condition is due to
appropriations based on estimates Of
what the tax lsvy will he, and for sew
ersl Years these estimates have been
greater than bhe money actually col
lected.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1913-07-24
Treats Horse; Contract. Lockia-.

Coldwater.-Dr. J. $. Es-on. county
health officer. while treating horse
suffering from lockisw, accidentally in
fccted himself by sticking needele n
his hand that he had just used on the
horse. He Immediately took the anti
toxin treatment himself, and was made
very III for several hours. He is thought
to be out Of danger now, but the horse
In deal
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1913-07-24
COTTON BAGcING PRICES.
Senator Snith Would Have Inyestiga-
tion Made Of Advance.

Washington.-The senate, BY unan-
iunous consent, passed the resolution in
trodueed by Senator Smith of South
Carolina, directing the department of
commerce so investigate the rise of
price OF cotton bagging. Senator Smith
charges that the manufacture OF cotton
bagging had gotten into the hands of .
trust, which recently had advanced the
price two cents yard. This would net
the manufacturers 81 SOC. 900, he said
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1913-07-24
Paxned Her Ring.

New York.-LiIlian Lorraine, whoss
charming beauty has made musical com
edy popular along Broadway, Friday in
structed her attorney, Herman L. Roth,
to draw up complaint to have her mar
riage to Frederick Gresheimer annulled.
Her directions were followed immediate
ly and soon process servers were scou--
ing the city with a summons for Fred
dy," who has not been seen since his wifs
went before the grand jury and charged
him with taking a valuable diamond ring
nd pswning il for about s2.25o,
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1913-07-24
Urges Tobacco Growing.

Jackson.-W. y. RagIand, a Rankin
county farmer, and property holder. 1.
out in a public notice to farmers of his
county, calling their attention to the fur
tility of attempting to depend on cotton
growing, under present conditions. and
turn their attention TO other crops. He
recommends tobacco as a dependable
crop, believing that ii can be grown
with profit in this section.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1913-07-24
Smith Resigna

Jackson.--ln order TO remove all tech
nieal doubt which exists as TO whether
pending the appeal to be taken in the
c. c. Smith case, the Judgment OF the
court declaring his office vacant and H.
reeting his removal therefrom. l. in
practical effect, acting upon advice Of
his counsel and friends, Mr.. Smith has.
through his attorneys, formally pre-
scented his resignation 70 Gov. Brewer.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1913-07-24
Low PAY NOT VICE CAUSE.
Rev. William MeAfee Blames Finery,
Late SuppeIs and Autos.

Chicago Increased wages i not pan
seea for moral difTicslties OF working
women, according to Rev. William Me
Afee, district superintendent OF the Rock
River conference, who spoke Monday at
the Desplsines Methodist camp meeting.
Increase the wages of working women
by 100 per cent tomorrow and if the
hearts OF these young persons are set on
6nery, theaters, late suppers and autos,
the increase of wages viii avail moth
ing" said DIR. McAfee.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1913-07-24
TRAIN FALLS INTO CREEK.
Only One Person Hurt in Accident on
Central OF Georgia.

Cuthbert, GA Central OF Georgia
passenger train crashed through flood
weakened trestle into Paehita creek, five
miles east Of here. Sunday night. A mail
clerk was the only person seriously in
iured- Every car left the track and part
Of the train Is still covered by the waters
of the creek, which was swollen by heavy
rains.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1913-07-24

Chicago-Acting on the appeal of wo-
mo- who wear tho narrow skirts now in
vogue, officials of the Chicago Railways
Company announced that all hew cars
put in service woulo have srsps there
inches nearer the ground
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1913-07-24
cIubman sIso.ooo short.

San Franciseo.-Edmond Frank Green,
San Francisco finaneier, elubman and
author. has been found $50, 900 short
in his accounts as president of the Pa
eifie Coast Casualty Company and hs.
left the city with q woman not his wife.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1913-07-24
Earthquake in Germany.

Stuttgart, Germany.-The whole king
dom of Wurttemberg was shaken by a
sharp earthquake Sunday afternoon
Many chimneys collapsed. At Stuttgart
and Strassburg the frightened residents
rushed into the streets.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1913-07-24
Cancels Lecture Dates.

indianapolis. Ind.-IIon. William T.
Bryan, secretary ef state, who sunday
delivered a lecture before the Chautsu-
qua at Winona. Ins. announced that he
had cancelled several Of ais lecture en-
Fagements. Secretary Bryan gives a.
his reason that he IS returning 10 Wash
ington.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1913-07-24

While Miss MeHame. fruiterer. Of
Ssranraer. Wigtown. Scotland. was 70
Gently cutting on bunch Of canary
bananas from q stalk she came on
q tiny nest built between the banana
about halfway down the stalk The
nest. which contained two ANAL. white
eggs. was built Of dried grass, while
the inside was lined with soft, yellow
iSh material.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1913-07-24
Kills Own Children.

Saginaw, Mich--Mrs. Agnes Yoder, 81
years old, has confessed that ut different
times she killed two of her infant chill
dren by smothering them. according 10
the polio
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CITY PHYSICIAN
MELODY SUSPENDED

DR.. William p. Melody, OF the stan
OF city physicians. will appear before
the board of poor commissioners, at
Z o'clock, Tuesday afternoon. to ex-
plain his action in sending bill for
S22 to q patient whom he had treated
In the city physicians ONCE.
william NJ. Walker, president or
the board. heard of the incident, and
DR.. Melody was suspended pending
his hearing before the board.
Melody will make fight for rein
statement, claiming that IL guilty or
anything, II was only an error IN
Judgment. In treating the patient In
the public ONCE instead Of his own
once. but he states that the patient
was not q charity case, and that no
treatments were given by him during
his ONCE hours as a city physician.
hut on his "own time"
President Walker declares, how
ever, that such practice would open
the way for grating in the ONCE, ana
he insists on thorough airing OF the
matter.
Ben Robbins. an employe OF the
Dresden cafe, was the patient. He cut
his hand and went to Dr. Melody TOT
treatment.
The first treatment was given, az
an emergency case, and DR.. Melody,
learning that Robbins came under
the liability act. and was able to pay
for treatment, says he informed the
man that his was not a city case. ana
that he would have TO pay for treat
ment.
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HOPPER FILLED
Total Of z,0l4 Bills, 70 Resolu-
tons end 100 Memorials In
troduced Yesterday

WASHINGTON. April s.--Clerks In
the house and senate today closed
their count of bills and joint resolu-
tons introduced in the brief session
yesterday. The total was 2.014 bills.
80 senate resolutions, nine senate
Joint resolutions, and nearly 100 me-
MORALS.
When the food gates Of law-making
were thrown open In the senate, wo-
mans suffrage gained technical lead
over al other bills. Senator Burton's
Joint resolution granting $2,000.O0O TO
the Ohio flood sufferers was read first,
but courtesy to the suffragists storm
Ing the capitol impelled the upper
house to label as mo. 1" the Cham
bcrlain resolution to grant the ballot
TO women by constitutional amend
ment. Senator owen secured the
head liz place among the 1888 senate
bills for hisp ublic health department
measure.
A health measure got first place
among house bills. also. Representa-
tive Hughes, of Georgia, rushing 10
the desk a plan for improving the hos
pital corps of the army. There were
1880 other bills in the house, most
of them extending pensions.
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NEW YORK PRODUCE.

NEW YORK. April s.--F1our: Dull
and unchanged. Pork: Easy; mess,
s21,75a22.25. Lard: Easy; middle west
spot, sli nll.10., Sugar: Raw, weak;
centrifugal. e6 test. s3t2: muscovado.
60 test, 81 %; refined. dull. cut loaf
S5.15; crushed. SOS. powdered. sii5.
graduated. St.35d4.40. Coffee: Rio No
on spot, ll% Ml1&c. Tallow: Quiet:
city SIC. country 57sas%c Hay.
Steady prime. si05d1.io: No. ,. So a.
s5c clover. 5sne5c. Dressed poultry;
Firm turkeys, l5M 2inc: chickens. IL
II CSC: fowls. i3Q1slst: ducks, $50
zoe. Live poultry: Unsettled; geese
i2hc; ducks. zoe; fowls. 1917 n 1910
turkeys. zoe: rosters. 13c: chickens, II
m1eiec Cheese: Unsettled. easier:
state milk. common TO specials, II n
16&c: skins. common TO special. Il
13c full skins im4c.
Butter: Firm: receipts. 1927
creamery extra. 35 35isc state dairy
tubs. 2sd3ti1c; imitation creamery
frsts, 27T2sc. Eggs: Firm: receipts
3o.s1f nearby white fancy. II a 22c
nearby mixed fanny. 1914 a 2oc: fresh
frsts, 1914 n 21c
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sweet PotatOes-Jersey. kiln dried.
$50 q 1.66 per crate
Tallow-No. I. Sc: No. :. &c lh
JOD2ING PRICES.


s.Led Ss.n: lib. $4,000; Lima esanS
u0iiS Corn; Fancy Main. Siio.
if' .:: San ssS ssr f'f June: $50
soskeys. tail. Sass; mar. $40 xlasi.
i reds. 49, Airska p ns,rof 20; TSms
early June. si.so: .ifssd early June
reed :. joeeins price. In Ioc;la
one middiinss. ,SS; coarse corn meal
S225o; cracked corn. S2s; corn and
oat chop. y2l per ton.
gan patent. 1850: straight. IS; pure
rye. $3.50: spring patent so.lo per bbi
.nneaied wire. 81 per cw,: galvanized
barbed wire. point. s22s per spool;
galvanized sheets. ~ saugs. t:.so; 7s.
fssSSge 40; 1!-tsuSs. s,ss; ;s-.s Jug.
biz axes. 6ronsed. iS.1s per do.,; pol:
and s+-gauge. S27o per cwt.; carriage
HU sRa Der 70 cent aad Oh 70 r maoh G
bolts. small 70. 10 and Is per cent on:
large, IS pc: cent of list.
seed soe pa nsesS ss ss nHied k.r o
sene. 1okc: perfection. lie: Palacins.
lac. Crown gasoline, isc per gal; tur-
pentine. in barrel lots. 40 per gal.
Provisions-Mess pork. SEA: family.
s2S a "a: clear backs. sci so q %. so;
hams lIla q1Sisc: picnic hams, l2la %
lSc; bacon.. In q lsc!. lard in tierces.
12tsc, kettle rendered. 49, nc per ID.
suGnr-Crystal Dominoes. ALB $3.50;
DO. 6-lb,, $3.50; Eagle tablets. $40: cut
loaf. $3.50: cubes. sos: xxx powder
ed. &5.o5; standard powdered. IS; gran
ulated, extra coarse, $40; graduated.
fine. in bulk. $3.50; granulated. 2k-lb.
cottons, sass: crystal domino gran. T.
crystal domino. gran. HF cases. IS,
diamond A. $40: confectioners' A.
1855; No. 4, $3.50; No. 5. S445: No 9.
81 20; No. I. &t.55: No. s, t4-ao: No: ..
S42e: No. 10. 34.20; No. II. S+l5: No.
II. $40: No. l3, $&05; No. II. S%.05:
No 10. &+06: non-caklng mixture.
IS 75; best graduated, $3.50 per 100
lbs: household powd.. Is. - to case.
So 40 per case.
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ACCUSED OF LASHING
SON WITH HORSEWHlP

Norman Doan. of No. 33 Bristol-pl.,
faced Justice Stein, Tuesday morning.
charged with beating his nine-year-
old son with horsewhip, chasing the
boy along the street near his home,
Monday afternoon, and flashing him
cruelty.
Clerk Howard Bowman, OF the po-
lice court, was passing, and witnessed
the affair He ran to the boys rescue,
causing the father to stop flashing the
child. and then he notified the police
a motorcycle man was directed to the
Doan home by Bowman. and warrant
was sent after the man, Tuesday
morning.
During the progress OF the case,
Charles Hunt6on, OF No. 324 Holcomb-
Tave., walked into the court room as
Witness, and said he felt compelled
to appear, by the brutality the
mans treatment of the lad, as he had
witnessed the whipping.
The Society for the Prevention OF
Cruelty to Children was notified, and
n investigating the case, which was
Adjourned for week by Justice
Stein.
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DETECTIVES ANXIOUS
TO LOCATE GAMBLER

Detectives Wilkinson and Dowd are
anxious to learn where Sam Sherman.
SAMPLER according to his own descrip-
don Of his occupation. has gone, since
he WAS released on a personal bond.
from police Headquarters, profess
Gional bondsman exerting some infiu.
onoe In the matter, It Is said.
Sherman was arrested as suspi-
'cious person. in his room In the Burns
hotel. He admitted to the detectives
that he has been dealing poker in a
saloon on Griswold-st.
\ He was released shortly after being
arrested, Monday. and the detectives
cannot locate him now. Meanwhile,
they searched his room at the hotel
ana found forty packs OF cards. and
come brushes and other paraphernalia
~ marking cards. AA Z
they have nothing particular against
tho man, but had wished to investi.
Gats him little further before he left.
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supply and very good demand. Dressed
calves were in only moderate supply
but with no BUYERS in sight, were rul-
ing little easy.
Apples - Fancy, s=.sog,: ordinary.
uqi.so per boil: box apples. n0nH
nes.s~nried Lima. 797ne 10.
S o.i.a.s"r,o1a Sss 80 s'T psT era,.
6og7tc per doz
CsbbaseT1'Ni 9l:as Dbl Di,o. u,c,,r,,
cheesswWhSle sss pr, nis ,sh. sa f;n
Ne. Y PORK mats i.s me-" new, IsgIsYe; old
isQlsisc; limburser, $50 lsc; domestic
Swiss. 22&2ie: Imported swiss, 2792s
che.tnuts spanish. $1,000 10.
Cranberries = Late Howes. 1915 Dbl;
B:.::-a c.is.. ne" F sSss Pa &c
common. llgt2c per ID.
Fi..n Hsddie..loh ollie per ID
house. tl.50gi.75 per doE; lettuce. not
sSsilots. s5a zoe do1; beets IS SsSc
bu: turnips. 500 soc bu.; rutabas gas.
zoe bu. parsnips. soc eu. dollhouse to-
aS:5 per 6-basket crate. soc per bas-
ket: pie psan,. 80 q ACC per bunch: HUB
bard squash. &C per 10. asparagus Call
fOAnla, ~ ~ oVc per ounSu. wv per
asc@t>section grass. !2.6o92Te case.
Grape Erutt'-Florida. ss.SoIS box
Honey - Fancy while ,sYi7s; "a am n
Hsy-Detroit shippers are paying the
lots, Q b; Detroit: No. ! simo,hyy
No. j mixed. ,isais.so: iisht mixed.
sisSs and oa ~: straw ,sn
HiAes-No l cured hides AYE: No
I green hides. lie; No. cured bulls:
ike; No ] oreen bulls, &c; Nc. cured
veal kip, lAhc. No. ! green veal kip
isc; Nc. cured murrain lie: No.
green murrain. WAC No cured CALI
Ice. No. l. green. calf lSct No: ! horse
hides. 81: No. Is hnrs. aides. s.. sheep.
skins, as to amount OF wool. eocY
Sl.6c; No. 2 hides lc on; kip and caiL
iemOns-Messinas. $sUsS0 per BOX
LINES l.62 dos.
Mush roo ms-40 Q5oc ID.
OuSOna-Yellow. car lots 5sD6oc per
100 lbe. store lots. 40 a soc per ou: new
Spanish. 3I.5 per crate.
Onion sets-Yellow. &2so; white.
orasse.-Cal,rornia navel. $500:
FloridaS. $4,000 per box.
POuitry-Springs, IN Qlsc; hens.
IN d1Sc; ROSTERS lac; ducks. ~ q
.oc: turkeys. 10000 ID.
Pinespples-s45 a % per crate.
POtatoes- <o9+6c per ou:
in car lots. New eBrmudas. So bu; ~. So
per Dbl
straw berries-LouisianA, N-pt cases
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UNION STOCK YARDS.
PRODUCE

The feature OF the market this morn
Ing was tfLrec cent drop in the Elgin
butter market The trade was figuring
on a decline OF one 10 two cents hut
hardly expected three. as the market
here seems 60 he In pretty fine shape.
cleaning up from DAY TO day. and with
n good demand for the better grades
The-cxg-Iaarket- Arm ut qe terday.s
fractional advance. Poultry IL In light
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-04-08
BOSTON COPPER SHARE SALES.

Furnished by Hayden. Stone & Co..
April 8:
Adventure 100. Ahmeek 10. Allouez
10 Amalgamated 122. American Zinc
ESQ. Arizona Commercial 10i. Boston h
Corbin so, Butte & Superior ITO. Calu-
met & Arizona 205. Calumet Il Hecla
IA. Centennial AZ, Chino 500, Copper
Range So. Daily West tT5, East Butte
1876. Giroux 40. CRANKY 245 Greene Ca
nanea 20. Hancock 10. Indiana 20. Isle
Royale 1875. Lake III. Mason Valley 5.
Mayflower- 70. Mohawk i15. Nevada 10.
ipissing ESQ. North Butte 400, North
Lake 10, Old Colony Mining 10. Os-
ceola so. Pond Creek $50. Quincy IS.
Ray Consolidated 30. Santa Fee 900.
Shannon so. Shattuck q Arizona IS.
Superior e. Boston 400. Superior 1876
Tamarack rs. Toulumne 100. L Ref
1870. do pref t27. Utah Apex 200. Utah
50. Victoria so. Wolverine 8, Wyandotte
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-04-08

Detroit stock Exchange: Bumpus q
Co: Carlyle g. Povak. Il. Ia. Clarke
q Co: Lewis q. Gorton. W. A.
Hamlin g Co.. Richard Irwin a
Co. w. IL. Moss Co: IL. w. Noble
q Co: w 4. Reilly a. CO.; william
II Rose q Co.. III. :. Warren & Co.,
and George NJ. West n Co.
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CHICAGO, April s.-Open-Wheat:
Nay Up lac. July down sc. Corn. May
up NC: July unchanged. acts: May
unchanged: July down &c. Provisions
Higher. -
Noon--Wheat: May down lc. July
down ii.c Corn: May down nc; July
down NC acts: May down &c; July
down &c.
CIose-Wheat: May down I &c; july
down sc Corn: May down NC; July
down &c oats: May down nc; July
down SC Provisions: Easier
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BUTTER AND EGGS

Dutter-Board prices are: Creamery.
extras, sac; hrsts. Sic: dairy. 24c
packing stock. 22c per 10
Eggs Current receipts, candled.
cases included. lsc per doz. Receipts,
49, cases.
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U. S. GOVERNMENT BONDS
N. Y. COTTON EXCHANGE
NEW YORK MONEY.

NEW YORK. April S.-Money on call
Sh per cent. Time money; per cent
FOR six months Mercantile paper: :.
per cent. Bar silver: London. 80 3-l6ths
hence New York. 5gc. Demand sterl'
ing: sfS6
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rr.lnmen Accused Of Theft.

Grand larceny warrants have been
sworn out against Arthur Peaslee.
RAol Wilson and Charles Sherlock,
WokigAn Central trainmen accused
~ TIE theft Of 5000 cigars from Q car
- their train. They will have q po-
- court examination before Justice
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CHICAGO PRoDuCE.

CHICAGO. July s.-Butter: Extras
34c: nrsts. acc: dairy extras. 52c; nrsts.
2sc Eggs: Prime irsts, lie: nrsts
17hc. Cheese: Skins. 13N 913izc:
young Americas, .13q13Lc. Potatoes:
~ q &c; Michigan. Goa t5c. Live poul-
try: Fowls. I7@17hc; ducks. l7c;
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REPUBLICAN CLUB
ENDORSES MAYOR

In . recent meetlng OF the -Four
Leenth Ward TrueBlue Republican
club, the following resolution wal
adopted:
Resolved, That the Fourteenth
Ward TrueBlue Republican club
indorse the stand taken by our
honorable mayor, Oscar B. Marx,
for the peoples rights, as exem-
plified In his efforts to secure
municipal ownership, and all the
work he has done to date In the
interests Of the city of Detroit;
further. that copy Of this reso-
luton be sent to Mr.. Marx. assur-
ing him of our constant and
earnest support.
Committee:
ALBERT e. COULTON,
Chairman.
LOUIS r. FRACHER.
HENRY JACOBS.
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|IWo more divorce cases were be-
D ~ ~ Wayne circuit court, Tues
q coo)ows: Colin l. w. Alder.
- k1Alfx. and Harold A. 70.
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The following firms are priv
fleged TO execute orders on the
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EAST BUFFALO.
4 6te.ena, Live stock Report

EAST BUFFALO. " Y, April 8
Cattle Receipts. 10 cars; market.
steady: best 1880 to i5oo-lb. steers.
ss75ds: good prime. 1900 10 1900
Id. steers ss.6Ogs75. good to prime
steers. 1000 to i.ioo-lb.. ~ 40 a 80;
butcher steers. $50 10 l,0O0-lb, G4
$50; light butcher steers s6.60gT.40;
cows. t5as: light butcher cows. 81;
AIS; cutters, 34a475; trimmers. $3.50
g3.75. best fat heifers, s6as:5. medi-
um butcher heifers S6.50Q7 light
butcher heifers $6d6.25. stock heifers
SIS 25I5; best feeding steers dehorned.
s74725: light common stockers, ssh
625: prime export bulls, sIUI25; best
bulls. ,5,759s.o5; stock bulls. ,sgS.so:
commonAto fair kind. do, s40Q50.
Hogs Receipts 40 cars; market.
active. heavy, s9.50g9.55 workers..
6oas7o. pigs, 1885 q 9.75.
sheep and lambs: Receipts. 10 cars:
market. strong, top lambs, 81 % a 3 so;
ys e. sEs, : .sqsis we'heT'' "a'9
Calves $50 1880.
UNION STOCK YARDS.
UNION STOCK YARDS. NCHCAGo.
April st~-Hogs Receipts. $4,000. mar
butchers. $500 $50; good heavy. $50
aa20. rough heavy, ts60ms.s0: light.
t9q940; pigs. s6.90d9.20. Cattle: Re-
ceipts. $500: market, slow to weak:
beeves. s7.2od1.23. cows and helfers.
s370dss5. stockers and feeders. $50
dslo; Texans, 1856 q 7.s5 calves. sea
s7b. Sheep: Receipts $4,000; market,
strong: native. t625ff735 western.
1926 q 7.35; lambs. 1925 1910; western.
s7d910
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-04-08
NEW YORK METAL.

NEW YORK. April s-The metal ex-
change closed dull. Spot copper, Sl4.15
al5.25. Lead 81 30 bid.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-04-08

NEW YORK, April s.--The stock
market opened quiet and steady
IL a. m.-The market showed re-
markable strength during the first
hour. considering the generally unfav-
orable opinion OF the new tariff law
in the street. and the uncertainty re-
garding the character OF the presi-
dents message. Canadian Pacific.
Lehigh Valley and American Can were
especially strong in early sales.
Noon-The market relapsed into
du!lness near the second hour.
9 p. m.-The market was quiet,
showing a strong undertone during
the afternoon.
The stock market closed firm.