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NOTICE 10 CREDITORS.

In the County of cochise. State of
 Arizona.
 In the matter of the estate of Will liam F. Sullivan. deceased. Notice is hereby given by the undersigned, ad'
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Collins & Bretherton,

LUCKY STAR boarding house for sale.
 Uncle Jim's, Brewery Gulch. 3S2
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FOR SALE-Two choice lots, In the best residence location on Mason
 Hill; also Broom house with pan tries, closets and porches; price reasonable. Inquire at Wildman's Lumber Yard. 90
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Wanted

WANTED-House painting: prices
 reasonable. 213 High road. 4S0
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WALL PAPER.

Our 1914 Art Line is now com plete. Everything from the best to the cheapest We can save you money. 1
 w1LDMAN'S LUMBER YARD.
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MISCELLANEOUS

SEATTLE Painting X Decorsting CO
 Phone 9S--Rox 20f D. " Walker
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Lodge Notices 5
MASONIC CALENDAR
By C. A. Voish,

WEEK ENDING FEBRUARY 2s. 1914.
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wANTED--To buy or rent piano;
 state price. Address r. O. box 1511.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-01-16

IN THE FEDERAL TRENCHES
AT THE SIEGE or oJiNAcA
lin the above tho officer 10
NAL Pedro Hernandez. almost
fulLbiooded Indian. II was
hot work at this point Nobody
had time to remove the dead
soldier.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-01-16
DON'T SCOLD AN
IRRITABLE CHILD
" LITTLE TONGUE IS COATED.
SURELY GIVE CALIFORNIA
SYRUP OF FIGS"

Mother Your child IAN, nat.
urally cross and peevlsh. See II
tongue r. coated. this In n sure
sign It's little stomach. liver and
bowels need cleansing a, once.
when lIstless. pale. fcverish. full
OF cold. breath bad, throat acre.
doesn't cat. sleep or act naturally,
has stomach.ache. diarrhoea. re-
member. gentle liver and bowel
cleansing should always be the
first treatment given
Nothing equals California Syrup
OF Figs" for childrcn's ills: give a
teaspoonful. and in few hours all
the foul waste. sour bile and fer
menting food which IL clogged In
tho bowels passcs out OF the sys-
tenn. and you have a well and play.
fnl child again. All children love
this harmless, delicious fruit lax
alive" and II never falls 10 effect
a good inside" cleansing. Dircc-
tons for babies. children OF all
ages and grown.ups are plainly on
the bottle.
Keep II handy in your home. A
little given today saves sick
child tomorrow. but get tho genu-
Inc. Ask your druggist for 30
cent bottle OF California Syrup OF
Figs" then look and sec that II Is
made by tho California Fig Syrup
Company" Counterfeits arc being
sold here. Don't be fooled,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-01-16

suMMERDALE. ". r.. Jan. is.--
Entrenched In his farm house.
heavily armed. aud with plenty OF
ammunition but no food. Edward
Beardsey vas still standing off
Sheriff Anderson and a strong
posse today while hIs wifi. and
nine children starved beslis him.
Poormaater John G.. Putnam. whom
Beardsley shot "Wednesday when
he came To take the children 10 tho
poorhouse. was worse. and doctors
said they feared his wound would
prove fatal.
With Putnam as q probably dy-
Ing example OF Beardsiay's marks
manship. Anderson and HIS men
hesitated 20 storm the home ex-
ccpt with firearms. and they fear.
ed TO do this because Of the prac-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-01-16
STAR CORRESPONDENT SEES SOME
HOT FIGHTING IN MEXICAN BATTLE

both sides. as tho constant rain OF
hhrApnel. shell and rife fire was
very effective.
From personal observation ]
would say that tho rebels. In the
closing days battle. had 500 killed
aud 200 wounded. and the fcderalB
$50 killed aud 100 wounded.
GEN. SAI4AZAR'S COMMAND
CAPTURED ~ REBELS UNDER
MAJOR COMA, AND THEY WE'RE
ALL EXECUTED TODAY.
Col. Luis Quilts OF chihuahua
was seriously wounded during the
battle, and died today in the Red
Cross hospital at Preside.
Don Luis Terrazzas III. was
wounded IN tho foot. and was taken
to the Red Cross hospital on the
American side.
The sights at Preside. on the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-01-16
MEDAL AND COIN

FORT SMITH. Ark. Jan. ia
William T. Howard. farmer liy'
ing at Appleton. Pope county, has
received a check for 1900 and a
gold medal from the Carnegie
Hero Commission for rescuing two
men overcome by gas I'm a we'll nj
Parker. Texas. in 1911. Howard
was the only member Of party Of
~ who volunteered to venture into
the we'll to save the unconscious
workmen. He had practically for.
gotten the affair until the receipt
OF the hero award.
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father HOLDS
HIS FAMILY FORT

teal certainty that they would shoot.
not only Beardsiey but his wife
and children az well.
Hundreds OF visitors from May
Vile and other towns in the vicin.
ity we're here today to- watch the
Siege.
Beardsiey continued 10 declare
he would ertertninhte HIS family
and die fighting. himself. rather
than surrender.
Anderson planned an attack AZ
4 .. m yesterday. but gave ., MP
on account OF tho family OF the
man they wanted.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-01-16

United States side OF the river Rio
orande. are at once picturesque and
pitlful.
Just Imagine thousands OF refu-
gees eamped along the roadside and
In the river bed.
Children and women hail naked.
Little or no food except what 10
supplied BY Major MeNamee's Unit.
ed States troopers.
To add to the horror Of the war
side OF II. smallpox has broken out
In tho refugee camps.
On my trip 10 the outpost this
morning I saw fires In every dircc-
ton. and found that the federais
wor. burning tho bodies OF tho dead
that fell in tho weeks fighting.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-01-16

DETROIT. Mich. Jan. 1s-Dc-
sire to comply with entreaties of
his mother. that he pay the penalty
for his crime and start life over
again. caused Harry II. Graft OF
Quincy. Ill, bookkeeper. to give
himself up to the police and con-
fess that he embezzled Si.700 from
the Hammond Packing Company OF
Chicago last August, he told the
police.
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WILL HOLD DEBATE

At the regular session Of the Y.
VI. G. A. Literary club Saturday
evening members will debate the
question Resolved: That n state
board OF arbitration with compul-
sorry powers should be established
In the state OF Washington to set
tie disputes between employers
and employees"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-01-16

STONE MOUNTAIN. ". C.. Jan.
is.-Mr. and Mrs. j. II. Sailing
have 10 children. IL girls and four
boys. Sailing Is 81 years old. his
wife Is IS. The eldest child 10 30
and tho youngest 10. On account
Of the sire Of his family. Sailing Is
able to get all his supplies from
wholesalers. thus avoiding the pos
sibllity OF having trouble with the
high cost OF living" lie recently
purchased a case OF shoes. assert
cd sizes. for his daughters and
wife, and also bought dozen WON
ems hats In a job lot
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-01-16
By w. II. Durborough

OJlnaga. Mex. Jan. s., 1914.
Strewn with the dead and wound
ed OF the seven days battle that has
been raging at ojinaga. the battle
field presented grewsomc appear
anee today when | made n trip un'
der escort TO tho federal outposts,
about five miles out OF town.
After the fierce attack the rebels
made on ojlnaga New Years eve.
In which they advanced almost TO
tho federal trenches. and were re-
pulsed with heavy losses, the fight
ing was mostly nj long range until
the last day OF tho siege. when.
during the early morning, the rebels
made a complete change OF position
of their troops and artillery.
Rebel Generals ortega and
Natera left the river bottom.
TO tho east OF the town. and al
lowed no press men 20 accom-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-01-16

rnEsu wasnr~.roS CREAMERY
BuTrEH. H.. iOc. ibs 5Sc
rRrsu IOWA BtTrfH. ID. 3Sc.
li.-- ....,....s .s.s..s.. 8or
Stall 19-Lower Floor
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CASH REGISTER
INVENTOR DIES

DAYTON. Ohio. Jan. i6.-John
Ritty. credited with inventing the
cash register. died In the home OF
his sister. Mrs. Thomas Cooper,
here. He got his idea Of cash
register from watching the dis.
lance recording device in the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-01-16
~ NATloNAllTiEs IN
AUDIENCE AT Y. M, c. A

Twelve nationalltIes were
represented Mt tho regular
weekly dinner Of the Strang.
ers-Get-Acqualnted club at the
Y. NJ G. A. last night when
the 60 men present heard Vic
tor Il. Pelz, representative OF
an Eastern publishing house,
tell how he built up tho Seattle
circulation OF that firms pub
locations to 1880 copies a
week.
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pany them on their new move.
crossed tho river early and
oampod In the federal trenches.
About o'clock the rebels made n
charge on the artillery camp OF the
federals. Then the fighting really
began In earnest, The entire fed.
eral cavalry column charged the nd-
vanclng rebels. and Il was first one
side and then the other charging
and rctreating. Tho FIGHTING
WAS FIERCE FOR FOUR HOURS.
and when the battle dust and smoke
cleared away Il was found the
rebels had reiterated To the noun.
tains. about 10 miles away
Tho loss OF lifo was heavy on
The Detroit times., 1914-07-17
DEATH LIST.

Able cutler, SOS. Cameron-ave. 20
years pulmonary tuberculosis, John r.
Marsh 129 Brandon-axeo . hours. pre-
mature birth Anna w. Williams. Ar
mold Home as years cerebral hemorr-
hage, Albert Rebliu Eloisei Michigan,
So years general paralysis George l.
Kastner. sos Townsend ave, 90 years,
cancer OF left cheek, Thomas Mullen,
418 Toledo ave. 6j years apopleNyt
Norman saxon. Chamberlain. 300 John
n -st 20 years, typhoid fever, Peter
Loeb. 14S Iivernois-aNe.. days, acute
gastritis; Btazei Robanik. River Rouge,
about % years drowning (accidental)
Howare Corcker 29S Grattot-ave" four
months meningitis. Sweld1 . Brown
son "a EuClid-avc. west, 70 years,
acute angina pectoris, George y. Whip
pie. Highland Park. Mich, 81 years, IN
nee Anna McNavitz, Herman kteter
hospital IS years, pulmonary tuberculo
sis; Mary Rutledge, l04 Congress ST
cast, about 50 years, acute gastritls;
months diarrhOca e. enteritis, George
Made % Wight II days. nOn-Closure
OF foramen ovale, James Johnston. iS6
Nermont-avc- 6S years, vacular insuf-
aye. 3 years. shock ct burns, Lucy
Ehcrliug. "a Casgraln ave- ~ years,
cerebral thrombosis, Joseph Smith, Sol
way hospital, about 40 years. nephritis.
Henry g. Middleton, 100 Adams ave ,
east about 40 years. cirrhosis OF the
liver. bartholomew NasO, 33b Mullctt-
SIst ~ months acute tnttFlAlNt DIZZY
GIRL Muscovitch, Grace hospital. about
I month maluutrition Baby Girl Lind,
Grace hospital. ! month, malnutrittont
Petor Lelota. Grace hospital. about ~
\etrs. charles smith, ST. Amry's hos
rital about so years. cancer of the
otaophagus, w stick, 500 Willis ave.
cast, year. castro enterltis; Edward
Wusziv "a OsbOrnc-pl, 3 days. heat
stroke. Aichalena Dobrowolskt 80 Gill
lcrt-avc. 80 years phthisis pulm0nalis
Thomas Burns, 764 Field ave, 56 years
angina pcitOr!s, Euphcmia Boutwell,
71-3 lorraine. bG years pulmonary tubcr-
culosis; Anna y. Brown 1916 Goodwin
ave-. ~ years, acute 1rticular rholma-
Tins; Leonard SAUNDERS G7H Heudric-
ave. months, brOuCho pneumonia
Anna Kukih. Detroit River "A years,
drowning (suicid7l)i Howard d Du-
Plus, Grace hospital. % years. Ecnor d
peritonitis
The Detroit times., 1914-07-17
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Joseph yisi. 20 Bertha Pap 90
Elmer Gardner, ~, BEDFORD, Jessie
Ruten bar ID, same
Joseph Florin. 81, Rose Kurkowska.
Archie Brown. 20. Detroit. stella
stewart, "a. Coshocton O.
John .Jammy ~ Title Lewkaw, ~.
Ezra r Nreeland, 29; Beatrice ~
Gibson, 81
Wilson soIuer % Toledo. Nil
drcd Cailihan IS, same
Thomas Edwards 20, Hamtramck,
Marie Klotz 8. same.
ltivon T. Frazee, ~; Ida NJ Hart
man, Is
stanisaus WoiaszynsA. IS, Maya
Staszynska. 81
Joseph ST. Angelo. 80; Mary Fiscelu
John Connolly q. Alta V. Paterson
Is
Lee Gibson. %, Nora MoNutt. 2l
Peter Gallassere. 2t Catherine Car
pentcr 20.
Demdntk Guadagaine, %: Josephine
Paratere, %
Lafe Chortie. %. swanton o.. Flos-
sic Mccormick 90, Detroit
Roland L. peYoung, 20. Lucille A..
Barber is
Joseph Maurcr. 35. Detroit Agnes
CorriEan, so Port Huron
Frank Ga3ewskL 2ti Eleonora Koz-
loWska. a.
Gottlicb " Nesnds. &c. Lula Youts
Frank steere. 20. Detroit. Jessie A.
Hunter. %, pictalIo, Idaho.
William Marshall 20 Alice Miller
Daniel Buszyz. 80 Aggie Piwko, a.
The Detroit times., 1914-07-17
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS

DETROIT July l6.-Close. when the
market opened on THURSDAY there was
nothing Of an alarming nature in the
news and prices in the worlds leading
markets did not snow any change.
Private reporta or continued not md
dry weather in the spring wheat fields
OF Russia caused some buying in the
Liverpool market preventing a decline.
Demand improved. but later dullness
The foreigners are impressed by the
large American receipts and hiEh
grading and they are looking for a big
increase in American clearances. which
served 70 put damper on any show
OF bullishness The Liverpool market
was QUIET all day, hut Broomhall esti-
mates record requirements for the con-
tinent this season and buying by con-
tinental dealers IS as active as ever
II is now figured that their require
ments are far from flled by the recent
purchases OF American winter wheat
Weather over the American wheat
fields rs showing Improvement and this
with the failure Of cables 10 advance.
took the edge OF the early market
The wires brought about the usual
black rust news. The plaue Ia spread
in some and threatening the spring
wheat crop. especially that OF South
Dakota, but the bears are not anxious
over the situation and believe the crop
viii escape with little injury
Receipts Of new wheat are increas-
ing but the grain reaching Chicago Is
uickly absorbed for export
Wheat ruled strong because OF black
rust news and closed a an advance OF
1c.
Corn was unchanged. oats lost NC.
Cloverseed advanced 10d 15c, and tim
othy lost sc.
Wheat uotations: Cash No red,
new, : cars at sec. at so y c. > at S0&c
and closing at sic. July opened with
out change at 793c. and advanced 70
SOA G.. september opened AZ soc and adj
vanced 10 sic: December opened at SAC
and advanced TO S4% e; No I white Sic
Coarse grain quotations: Corn Cash
No. 3 73c. No 2 yellow cars at 741ac;
No. yellow. 72kc.
Rye Cash No. 2. SIC
Reans: Immediate. PROMPT and iuly
shipment sI95; August s197; Octo-
Cloverseed: Prime spot. $3.50: octc-
Der and December $500; prime alsike.
81 25 sample alsIke 20 bags at $3.50.
Timothy. Prime spot, Sass
Alfalfa Prime spot. 1895
oats: Standard 41c asked. No 3
white car at 4lc, at 40hc; No. !
white. 39hc
Receipts in the Detroit market
II cars OF wheat. 4 OF corn, I OF oats
and OF hay Shipments were 900
hbls, or -four Stocks are rs 900 bu OF
wheat, 7s,50o bu. OF corn. SO, 500 bu ot
oats and $3.50 bu OF rye
Liverpool wheat closed va lower
and corn unchanged
Primary wheat receipts were 2197-
ago.
Exports OF wheat an dhour Thurs
Wheat receipts Thursday: Duluth. Al
cars, against S6ya year ago: Minneapo-
lis. As cars, against 1877; Chicago b24
cars. against pa.
The Detroit times., 1914-07-17

AT the regular schoo, meeting Mon-
day night. Bert Wilson was re-
elected as trustee FOR another three
years and Mr. Montgomer1 was elect
ed 20 fll the vacancy In The expiration
OF Lee Campbells term. IL was
voted 10 ask the council 20 call "a spec
cial meeting for voting on bonding the
town for $4,000. 81 600 for meeting IN
old bond. $4,000 for equipment for the
new high school $1,000 for new heat
ing plant for the old school building
and $4,000 for putting IN new plumbing
fixtures.
Messrs. George and NJ A. DonderO
are on a 10-days' vacation trip 20
Mackinaw.
Mrs. J. T. CLARK. Of Clinton. Is the
guest OF her daughter. Mrs IL 5. Bar
nard.
Grace Harris. who has been visiting
tn clinton. has returned home
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Allen. Of Al
hambra Cal were guests o. Mrs. W.
RI Lighthall wednesday
w l. LiRhthall returned today
from a hve-weeks' business trip 20 he
Upper Peninsular
The Detroit times., 1914-07-17
JoBBING PRICES.

Canned Goods-AprleS, CARS. $3.50
900, sahec leans, l-lD. Su " bOc' Lima
beans. 81 las. Corn: Fancy Maine
g1.40. Peas: Fancy, early June. |l.30;
standard, 81; baked. b0V70c. salmon;
Buckeye, tail, Sl.S5; fiat, $l.S5; Alaska
reds, $3.50, Alaska pinks, Sil5, Toma-
toes, Sll0. MarrowIat peas 81: early
June, $3.50, sitted early June. 1l.4O per
Feed-Jobbing prices in Ioo-lb. sacks
bran, ,2S 2S25. standard mfddiings,
S2SQ2S25, fine middlings. S32032.25;
coarse corn meal. sSlg 81 rs. cracked
corn, SSZq922e. CORN and oat chop.
Flour obbing prices Best Michl-
gan patent i5:S0; second patent $40;
pnMsGna sS0 SsI oO .s5 e Pseer asnss
wire ! point, zoe: galvanized sheets,
sS sugs s sa Is Ss ss gauge Z, s,a ssss
black sheet steel. 20 and "a gauge,
sS25; 20 gsYyEzee' sSG r;s ~ gauge nnltS EsS;
rs 10 and 8 per cent OF list; large, 10
and 10 on. machine oolts, small, so per
cent on list: large. 20. 10 and of list
S24q25; clear backs, Sl942l; smoked
hams, lSal9c; briskets l4Q15hc;
shoulders, l5c; picnic hams. l4ql4lzc:
bacon, 17h a zoe; lard in tierces, lie:
Sugars-Corrected daily by ". II
Edgar & Sons; Crystal dominoes. Alb,
$3.50, do, 5-lb.. $3.50: eagle tablets
$40; cut loaf, $3.50; cubes. 1928;
NIX powdered. S5.25; standard pow
dered $50, graduated extra coarse
81 90; graduated. fine. In bulk, $3.50;
granulated, 25-lb cottons. Sass; crystal
domino gran, 2-lb. and 5-lh cartons
in cases. $40; crystol domino, gran
HE cases. $500; diamond A, 81 90; con
fectioners A, 1915; No. 4. $40; No. 5.
s465; No. 6. SEQ; No. Z, sass No y,
81 so; No. 8, $4.45i No. 10. s4.4O No. H.
- III no No ~ if AsG5 No IS stzS ~ No
ture $3.50; beet graduated, S470 por
100 lbs. household powder Is, as to
case S3.lO- per case.
The Detroit times., 1914-07-17
FRIGHTENED AT JOKE. MAN
LEAPS FROM CAR WINDOW

MT. CLEMENS. Mich July l6.--
Especial Alexander Norsswiky told
stranger whom ne met on train
that ne was riding on a friends tick.
ct The stranger grayely explained
TO him that he was committing a pen.
itenuary offense and warned him 70
DE careful not 20 get caught.
NorssWiky became frightened ana,
going into the Mushroom at one end
or the car. leaped through a window
His collarhone and one leg were
broken and he sustained severe In
terual injuries He may die.
.NorssWiky is believed 10 be from
Saginaw. lie cannot speak English
plainly.
The Detroit times., 1914-07-17
Page Eleven
DIEn.


~. UssMANN-Juiy -. 1914 0Aorrta
y. Dodge. wife OF Ernest Klussnann.
Funeral services and interment In
Cleveland. Ohio
MAY-Frederick July l5, at residence.
bt5 81 AntOine-st. aged SIS yearE
beloved husband Of Johanna and
father OF Mrs Ida Martin and Ar
thur. Curth. Edwin. Herbert and Clara
May Funeral from residences satur-
nay afternoon. July rs. az O'Clock.
McGRAW--July IS. 1914. William n
McGraw, brother OF Thomas r. Nc
Graw, ~ 7O5 Lafayette-Ave. east ru-
neral from the above residence FRI
day az 30 and 20 Our Lady Of Help
church at o o'clock Burial At Mt
Elliott.
AtRRAY--At Seattle. Wash, on sat-
utday July l. Wildwood, son OF Alan
and Jean Lorman Murray Services
VIII be held az Eimwoo chapel on
saturday morning, July 49, AZ 10
o'clock N
sEHNElDER-John p. son OF Anthony
schneider and late Marie Schneider,
eyed 40 years. Notice OF funeral
~ tlD suddenly, July IS, at Ridge
Town. ont, j Cuthbert Patrick be-
l'VeI husband OF Edna Patrick. Fus
neral services from chapel OF VIM
~ hamilton e. Co. 80 Elizabeth st
west Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock
The Detroit times., 1914-07-17
DIED

HALLIDAY July Is az ner residence.
351 Cass-avc. Lucinda r. nnthei ~
Walter O. Koby Funeral Friday
b. m Burial private.
HOWE-At Dayton. Chio. Ahsalprl.
aged so wears. husband ~ Laura ar1
father of She late Anna " Hart
Howe Funeral TrId1y "a. m. from
81 Geist q Sons chapcl 400 RAM
f. dolpb-st
HURLEY -ruiy lis 1plt ot her resi-
deuue. US sheridan ave-. Johanna
Hurley sister 81 John r.. Thomas
81 William r. ana Roger = Hurley.
Notice OF funeral later
JONES--Iohu J. aged 80 wears. below
cd husband of Annie aud father 81
Nathaniel Dan and John ana Mrs.
neral from daughter residence, 24S7
John " st. Friday $3.50 a..
The Detroit times., 1914-07-17
LIVESTOCK
MICHIGAN CENTRAL STOCK YARDs.

MICHIGAN CENTRAL STOCK YARDS.
DETROIT. July t6@frIme steUrF-
STEADY medium and common butchers
catue, 20 n 4oc lower, Gamers and bulls
STEADY Prices ranged as follows.
choice steers averaging from 600 10
100 TBS, at SS500S25; choice handy
killers S675Q8: light 20 good butch-
ers' steers and heifers N5O065o.
common killers and far cows S3u65O.
Gamers cows. S3U450. common ~
prime shipping bulls &3lG5o. light
butchers and heavy sausage bulls. So
~ o. stockers and feeders $8d6.g5 per
cwt Mich cows Active al S25uT5:
veal calves. active az S5U1I50 sheep
and lambs Active and steady. quality
fair, choice lambs S9Ng25. light 10
fatr. S7500S5O. common 10 prime
sheep, SSa $50; mixed sheep and
lambs, S5.5Oa7 common killers $50
$50; culls, 81 a. 80 per cwt Hogs Ac-
tive and higher; quality fair prime
mediums and fat workers. sea 9.O5.
light workers and pigs. Syl5W9.2o per
Cwt Receipts: Cattle. 2l1T; calves.
9B5; sheep, 1,S12, hogs 4,OTg.
The Detroit times., 1914-07-17
NEW YORK PRODICE

NEW YORK, July l6.-Flour: Quiet
and steady. Pork Steady; mess, $3.50
a22.75. Lard Firm, middle west spot,
5000 Gl0 40. Sugar: Raw. steady:
centrifugal, 90 test SAGE: muscovade.
50 test, S261; refined steady; cut loaf.
$3.50; crushed $500; powdered $3.50;
graduated. H4om445. Coffee: RIO
No on spot, sac Tallow: Easy;
city. &c; special. 6A a6%c; country,
6H6ihc. Hay: Firm prime. Sl1OT
1l21e No 3, S00tS5c: clover. 75mS7lbc.
Dressed poultry quiet; turkeys. 150
zee chickens, i4n22c; fowls IL dl9c;
ducks, SU Ice. Live poultry: Steady
geese 13Q13hc. ducks. 13d 1Sc; fowls.
1910: turkeys. 15c; ROSTERS. 12m12k G:
chickens. broilers, GOA 24c Cheese
steady state milk, common TO specials.
l0Ff15lkC. skins. common TO specials.
5d1ltkC. full skins, l y 04c Butter:
Unsettled, receipts, 6,S7t; creamery ex-
ira. 27n2sc state dairy tubs. 20U
2GIbc; Imitation creamery frsts, q M
22c Eggs; Firm, receipts, 15S49:
nearby white fancy, % n 29c; nearby
mixed fancy. goa 25c; fresh hrsts 81 N
QRC