HomeMy WebLinkAboutExeter Advocate, 1910-04-28, Page 2GYPSY SLAYS TORMENTORS
Young Man Threw Stoney and He RC
sponded With Buckshot.
A despatch from $hawyille, Que..
>~;:y : Goaded to madness by the
jibes and affronts of a half-dozen
y4wng mer( who were tormenting
Lin,, Mike Murphy, a gypsy-, 55
pars of age, on Wednesday night,
eh, t and instantly killed two of
tin it number, Harry Howes. aged
22, and William Dale, aged 30. Roth
young men were killed by one shot
aired print blank at a range of
eighteen feet from an old nuzzle -
leading shotgun. Howes was stantl-
i.te immediately behind Dale, and . ther• hand, the two young men
the discharge of buckshot, passed wits are dead were of quell fawil-
completely through Dale's body and ies, and were themselves highly re-
entered that of Howes. Both spccted, hence the yery strong
dropped dead. The slayer, Mur- feeling which pre\ ails against
phy, was arrested by a private citi- Murphy.
ie.' and lodged( in the jail. His
rift- was also jailed. charged with
Laing an accomplice in the crime.
Murphy has scarcely a friend in
the place. For three years he has
e'en's- defied the authuritics to oust jammed in an elevator at London,
him from the property on which he Ont., and was fatally injured.
The "squatted- i 'tl►atl•!}' outsidefhi' r: piiiit that the C. P. 1{. \„il
the corporation limit at the south- adei twe new steamers to its Atlan-
erl,•,• end of the town. There. in a tic fleet is reviled at St. John.
miserable hovel. he has lived with Montreal Street Railway Com -
hi; gypsy wife amid px'verty and puny has granted an increase of
filth and 81111011 .1', a\uwcdly hostile ray to motormen and conductors.
to everyone in Shawville. On the The London & Lake Erie Railway
Company will run Sunday cars be-
tween London and Port Stanley.
Largo purchases of Ontario cat-
tle by United States firms are re-
sin nsible for the increase in the
pace of beef.
The Marconi Company are now
CONDENSED NEWS ITEMS
HAPPENINGS FROM AL1, OVER
THE GLOBE.
1'etetraphic Briefs From Our Own
and Other Countries of
Recent Events.
THE WORLD'S MARKS FS
REPORTS 1'11011 THE LEADING,
TRADE CENTRE.'.
Prices of Cattle. (:rain. Cheese and
Other Dalry Produce at
Hoene and Abroad.
MARK TWAIN IS DEAD
Famous Humorist Passes Away at His
Houle in Connecticut.
A despatch from Redding, Conn.,
l':1\:11).1. 131tEADSTUFFS. says: Samuel Langhorne Clemens
Two Guelph boys were bitten Ly Toronto, April 20. - Ontario (Mark 11'wain) died painlessly at
dugs on Thursday. Wheat -No. 2 mixed winter wheat, 6.30 o'clock Thursday night of an -
James Parker had his head 81.00 to *1.07 outside, gine pectoris. He lapsed into coma
Manitoba 11'heat-Spot No. 1
as 3 u'clec•k in the aftcrloun and
n'•urrnr?1.09N4northern,It
((r-n7rt,.rl, t►aek,; Inke. party. Ful never recovered consciousness.
lip( ring of navigation, No. 1 north was the end ..f a man outworn by
ern. $1.05; No. 2 northern, $1.03 at grief and acute agony of body.
Inky purrs. Wednesday was a bud day for the
Cornmeriean No. 2 kiln -dried little knot of anxious watchers at
yellow, 66e to 66%c; No. :3 yellow,
kiln -dried, 05%e to GGc ; No. 3 yel-
low, 64%e; Canadian turn, GOc• tt,
6.c, Toronto freights.
Oats -Canada western, No. 2.
39',e, on track, bay ports. Fur
opening of navigation, No. 2 C'. W. sleep he had known sauce he re -
38c ;
e38e; No. 3 C. W. 37c, at. lake ports; fumed from I3eluruda, and on
Ontario, No. 2 white, 36e to 36',•,e,
outside; No. 3 white, 35c to 35%c,
outside; 3s0;2".c on track Toronto.
1 Barley -No. 2, 53c to 54e; No. 3
• extra, 51e to 52c; No. 3, 40c to 47c (,rices may be gathered from the
outside; Manitoba, No, 4, 52/c, on
t ransactions, which showrattle
track, lake ports. weighing 800 and 900 pounds bring -
Peas -No. `2, to 76c. Lig from $0 to 8(1.50 per eent. Cows
Rye -No. 2, Ole to OSc. and bolls quoted as high as $6.25
Buckwheat -Neo, 2, 51c.and $*6.00 per cwt. Trade in milk- A despatch from Cardinal says:
Manitoba Flour -Quotations at ers and springers is light, but a While two men were engaged in
Toronto are : -First patents, $5.70; few good cows base been sold as cutting up a pig on Thursday. Al------ second patents, *5.20; strong bak- high as $15 per head the market bort Hoboes, a farmer, living about
est', *5; 90 per cent., Glasgow fo- this class of cattle 'ranging from twt mites west of this place. slat -
freights. 28s. $45 upward. Yearling Iambs are (truly attacked N. A. Bolton with
Ontario Flour -Winter wheat pat- quoted 50 cents lower at *8 and *9 an axe, inflicting wounds on the top
cots for export, $4.05 to $4.10 in respectively. Sheep are very firm of the head and behind the ear.
buyers' bags, outside. at $5 to $7 per cwt. Hogs are easy killing him instantly. It is said
Millfeed-Manitoba bran, $20 per at $9 f.o.b. to *9.25 fed and wat-
ronto.
shorts, *22 per tun, track, Tu- crud.
Ontario bran, *22 per ton;
shorts, $2:3 per ton, on track, To-
ronto.
QUEER MURDER STORP.
151ruck in the Dark and Killed the
Wrong Man.
A despatch from Winnipeg says:
A voluntary statement has been
made by Reichert and Grabowski,
the two l;alieians under arrest at
.Morden, charged with having caus-
ed the death of A. Phillips at Plum
4 i ulee recently by hitting him on
the head. Both men have partly
implicated themselves. admitting
that they had designed to avenge
thrrnselvPs, following a fight which
had occurred in a hotel. Grabow-
ski carried a heavy club, and to-
gether they waited until Phillips
ao.l a companion named McGinnis
game out, and hitched up to go
home. Then they attacked them in
the dark. Grabowski gave the club
to Reichert, and the latter struck
Phillips in mistake for McGinnis,
inflicting injuries which resulted in
his death. It was so dark, he
claims. that he still does not know
whom he had hit, but his spite was
against McGinnis. and not parti-
colarly towards the dead rnan. A
third party is said to be implicated
also and an arrest is likely to fo!-
SKEI ETON FOUND.
Supposed to he Remains of Wm.
Wilkinson, a Homesteader.
A despatch from Prince Albert,
sass: While gathering wood near
the east of the city. James Murray
( :.rue across the skeleton of a elan.
It is thought the remains are those
of 1Villianl \Vilkinaon, a homestead-
er Wilkinson disappeared last
spring, and his brother, reporting
IIO('TOR'S i00'I'l! RIR'1'1IDAV.
Physician of France Who Says
"Ent, drink and be Merry."
1)r. Hindle of Vulerion. France,
accepting messages at Montreal for
British points at twelve cents per
word.
.A Nesse! blockade is reported at.
Sault Ste. Marie, owing to the re-
pairs to the United States canal
celebrating his hundredth birthday not being completed.
at a dinner given recently in his Mr. McNicoll of the C. 1'. H. ex -
honor by his fellow•-eitizeux, tlecuar- Teets that the mechanics of the
ed: "All my lifetime 1 have eaten eastern shops will accept terns as
what tasted good to into and have the western men did.
drank as much of any liquor I pre-
ferred as was wax] for me. I pity
!!,use of my colleagues who think
that long life depends upon the ab-
stemious diet. Eat, drink and bo
merry, that's my recipe.•-"fhe doc-
tor has been mayor of his town since
184b, and up to two years ago was
als•u active fire marshal. in 1908
11e rescued an old woman from a
limning roof. At the dinner he de-
clared smilingly that he had had
the pleasure of attending most of were entombed by an explosion in COUNTRY PRODUCE.
his patients both at their birth :old an Alabama coal mine.
funeral. He has it in 70 years old. A woman believed to be suffering Eggs -20c to 21c per dozen in case
Members of his family have held • from leprosy was found in a crowd- lot••,
the post of town physician kir 200 a cl tenement in New lurk. Butter -The market for good qua -
years. The Attorney -General of the lit; of butter is still very firm.
Creamery prints ......30c to 32c
United States has ordered an in Sea orator prints .. .... 25e to 26c
vestigation of the recent bull move- fairy prints (choice) .. '24c to 25c
THE NORTIII.ANi) OF PROMISE. mint. in cotton. Large roils .... .. .... 23c to 24c
- The warship brake, invented by. I nferiur ............17c to 18c
Tuella. Hours of Sunshine Daily on
atl'Anattixn, has been tested on they Syup-7f1 to $1.10 per imperial
Provincial Farm. C cited States battleship Indiana I gallorn.
►,nci has proved a success. 1 Cheese -13c per pound for large g r
A despatch from Toronto say's: Ilr. Wilgus of the New York State cert rt was 15 degrees cast ..f Venus,
There is bi promise in Ontario's 11 13}/c for twins. displayedn tail one and one -huff
Thetawtre
land, 'according to the report everyJuttoflfour iimmiigran t ato (the' Beans -$2 to $2.10 per bushel for degrees lung, and was in the fourth
received on Thur•sda> by the I'ro-' {'rited States is an undesirable. primes and at :12.15 to $2.'23 per magnitude.
bushel fur hand-picked.
etseinl Bureau of t o1..nizatiun from William It. Hearst Chas issued a Potatoesppotatoes,
Delaware atnt
Superintendent \\ hit ton. who has' str.t•n(•nt endorsing I resident Taft r GREAT FLOODS IN SI•;111'IA.
45e per hag in ear lots, and 55c to
GOc per hag out of store.
the bedside. For long hours the
grey, aquiline features lay moulded
in the inertia of death, while the
pulse sank lower and lower. but
(alt, at night the patient passed
frenl stupor into the first natural
Thursday morning awoke refresh-
ed, even faintly cheerful and in full
possession of all his faculties. He
recognized his daughter, Carrie
(Mrs. Ossip l;abriluuitch), spoke a
rational mord tie two. and. feeling
himself uneo1 t:it for coiner•ation,
w rote out. in pencil: "Give no. nay
Flt(• es." 'Phew were hi. last
w..ids. laying aside his gin-ses
a:►d pencil, he sank first into rev-
erie and later into final uncensci-
onsness. There was no thought at
the time, however, that the end wa.
so near.
Mark Twain died, as truly as it
eat: he said of any roan, of a bro-
ken heart. The death of H. H.
Rogers, u elose friend, was a se)
\•c re blow. The death of his daugh-'
ter, Jean, who was seized with an
attack of epilepsy last fall while in
her bath, was an added blow from
which he never recovered. It was
then that the stabbing pains in the
heart began.
1'AII3IER KILLS COMPANION.
Suddenly Attacked N. A. Bolton
11 ith au Axe.
GREAT BRITAIN.
Mr. Asquith obtained a majority
of 03 on his motion applying the
closure to the discussion of the
Bi.dget in the British Commons.
UNITED STATES.
A bill to prohibit oral bookmak-
ing has passed the New York State
Assembly.
Between thirty and forty men
VISIBLE TO NAKED EVE.
Ilalley's Cornet Seen at Harvard
Observatory.
.\ despatch from Cambridge,
Mass., says : Visible to the naked
eye for almost half an hour, Hal-
lev's comet was watched with great
interest by members of the Hary-
ard College Observatory early 011
Thursday. The emnet appeared in
plain view at 3.45 a.m. and disap-
peared front sight at 4.12 a.m. Front
observations taken by Lee F. ('anlp-
beli, of the observatory staff, the
charge of the Go\ernu►ent demon - awl warning the American people
stration farm at 'Monteith. This against permitting a renewal of Twelve 1)481115 Already Caused by
farm is located 218 miles north of Rot sevelt rule. the Water.
North Bay and 31 miles south of- 11 despatch hum Belgrade, Ser -
C.
ehrline, the junction of the 1'. &
GENERAL. ciao says: Servia is again flooded
N. 0. and National '1'runsconlint'nt- The military reservists in Eeua-
tee disappearance, stated that he al Railways.. The report to Mr. dur are clamoring for wa r with
had gone out with a gun one Sun -1 Donald Sutherland. director of col- Peru.
d:., morning and was not seen of onization, shows that for the week The lawlessness of the natives in
ter Later the brother's wife died. ending April roll there were twelve Hunan province, China, is spread -
PROVISIONS.
Wholesale quotations: -
Pork -Short cut, $31 to 8131.50 as a result of torrential rains dur- enrora Indian. Johnson says that
per barrel; cress, $28.50 to $29. in'; the past few days. At Kragu- he pushed his wife into the rapids
Lard -Firm; tierces, 164c to jtvat , Allure the floods are most above the falls. It is claimed by
1t10-; tubs, 10:,';e to 17c; pails, e!i4 v(1e, twelve deaths have already lawyers that the confession he made
1034e: stocks very light. oct ur ed, while the damage to pro cat not be used against. Johnson in
perty is enormous. The while a tr'al, and it is impossible to get
country front Kragujeyatc to La- corroborative evidence against• hint.
p(.t., a distance of twenty miles. as there eery no witnesses. "The
resembles a vast lake. Several til- thing that makes me confess the
laws have been inundated almost murder of my wife," Johnson said.
to the tops of the 1 sex, and it is "MRS that, before I killed her, and
feared that a large number of pee- when she told me that the intend-
ed to commit suicide, site asked lac
fol. a nice gravestone, and I prone
isrd her i would get it. 1 hate
net (r done so, and it has haunted
me 1 syr her head 'n the ricer in
;eV dreams. and have hardly en
joyed a peaceful night in all these
cr yeti."
an.' before death she stated that huur•s of sunshine every day and •
the two brothers hadone away 21;F Smoked and Dry Salted Meats -
.
g 1-tio temperature went ns high as The lockout in the building
tegt•ther. but her husband had re- 52 degrees. The Superintendent trades at Berlin will probably he Long clear bacon, tons and cases,
turned alone. I.ater the brother1,•:_c: backs (plain), • tc to `21„c;
stated that the fall whet(! and do- settled in the near future. bseks fpeameal), 21',c• to 22c; shout -
emit railed typhoid fryer and diet( ver were looking well, the seeding Louis 1 ulham made a clean cross- ►,
in Victoria Hospital here, and their sot the spring grain was nearly tin- country flight of 125 miles in der (lams, He to 14e I green
only child died. the four deaths Isbell and the ground was in spirit- meats out, of pickle, le less than
g 1 Frnnre breaking all record.
tont erring within a year. Another k I
blather lases in the 13attleford dis-
tort.
NEW SURGICAL M F:T11 OD.
A Silver Wire Substituted fur the
Knife.
A dejpntch from Baltimore. Mtl.,
sass: I►r. E. H. Richardson of
7au1s Hopkins Hospital announced
en Wednesday n new method in stir-
gely recently practised with sue-
euss at that hospital in operations
for It disease of the kidneys. First.
n blunt needle is threaded with a
live silver wire. then an incision iv
made about the infected part and
111•• wire is diawn sesaw fashion
through the kidneys to the extent
d( sired. By the old method. in
which the keif.• was used, serious
a.td sometimes uncontrollable hern-
os rhnges were caused. The silver
w tit method obviates this. as in -
1.1.841 of cutting through the flesh
i1 works through the vessel or ar-
t. r w•5 \v idiotic severing them. The
tin Olod is pl•'lloance•d inynluable P40.719,679. a decrease of two tllll-
f• r exploring the kidneys. lions.
that Holmes' mind was unhinged
by the purchase of the farm front
his victim, believing he paid to„
much for it. He took poison last
week in an attempt at au:vide. The
tnt•rdcrer escaped to the woods. Ho
was met by a boy named George
Perry, whom he warned to keep
away or he would kill him too. Tu
this buy he also announced his in-
tention of going into the swamp to
kill himself. Ile thereupon plunged
into: the swamp of about 60 acres
uhich lies behind his farm. Bolton,
his victim, was a man of about 40
years. He leaver: a widow and one
son.
MURDERER WILL 1:0 FREE.
Confesses to Killing Wife, But No
Witnesses • to Prove It.
A despatch from Niagara Falls.
N Y., says: A peculiar situation
has developed here as a result of
the alleged confession that he mur-
deted his wife here six years ago,
made at Waukegan, 111., on Sat-
utday, by Foster Johnson, a Tuts-
le:
shape for seeding. Teti girls and sl. roan were killed sato ee . r
b: a boiler es pl.;siun in an Anti- f1011x, smirked, 15; yc to (tic ; me- pl: a5 well as thousands .•t sheep
--yrilium and light hams, 18c to lt+Nc; 81141 cattle have been drowned. Inc
trim ►nxteh tau tory. heavy, 16'ze to 17v; bacon, 19',e to railway service in the district has
11011 IN ION RANK STA 'I'I.MENT. Jewels tallied at half a million 40c, bet ti entirely- suspended.
----- dollars have been stolen from the
Increases Recorded in Ilrpasit'and I'sp••nski Cathedral, in the Klein-!11(►N'1'1{EAI. MARKETS.
111•NI::IR1• SCARED R1' EXODUS
Note Circulation. lin, at Moscow. ----
Montreal, April 26.-- There is 1:tnigt•ation to Canada Depleting
roil very little business passing in /
the local flour market. Manitoba Agrirulloral 1 opnlutlon.
spring wheat patents, firsts. $5.80: A despatch from 01.18118 says:
du seconds, $5.30; winter wheat hillgr•Itiett to Canada is 111 looked
patents, *5.50 to A5.60; Manitoba' upon with favor by all continental
strong bakers. $5.10; straight rul- ('(0ntries. in Hungary. according
'1:th (1!....6.697.1°'...(1!....6.697.1°'...(1!....6.697.1°'...she l."‘"in February . Ni- o1 living in the Token
less, 85.10 t
is naturally high. Eggs cost about .. $5.2:i; do. in },age., t.. the Dominion immigration offs
ti• 4. !lip.".its stand at $515.273.11`,*2.40 to $2.50.111illfeed-Ontario cors, an order has for some months
an icer•:Ise of about eight. millions. 75 cents n dozen, butter 50 cents a lain. *20.50 to 2
pound. good beef steak 50 cent,
:t` 1 : Ontario Inid br. n in existence which prohibits
Total note 41reulntiun was 1!t7.r,1515.' i filings, $2: to *23: Manitoba bran.' in future emigration to Canada.
122, ns compared with *7.1.521.1)411 (purl. 40 rents, and other things in f.21: Manit.ha shorts. *21 to $22: The reason gives► fur this order is
1n ,1. %11)15 month. ('all 1.8115 In proportion. 'The freight rates int.. 1:1st'. gt'aluun Inullillle, $:1:, to Iia:3:'
th4, Yukon lure y4.ry high' tar -ingl that Canada attracts Agricultural
C: nnd:c were hel►I to fhr value of ' nosed millic, $25 to $2S. Rolled Iat orris II 101 sma11 NUM' 111. elaswt
eb".91:..7:35, a decrease of approxi- from $5(1 to, $115 a ton from the
toys( clflts, x4 that hrAvy articles,
bag.
barrel. $4.05: do per whin it is especially desired to
n ntcly two millions. ('xll (nano hag. *11.90: cornmeal, per barrel. , 1,1 t 1• in Hungary. and further. that
elsewhere 1101(1 at. 6111:01,171.540. An ate often many times denser that►, $:3.40 to $:3.50. Cheese -01d (}i• Se Foch persons when onrr in the i►(o.
inr:rase of len millions. Current they are outside. One woman ,. ► • -- -- -4'
ktitiinert in ('alnnda stood at *Ii24.5',(s Paid tihy cents for a bathhriek,' 11'„r and fighters at 12�,c. Butter' minion find the attractions so great
I - Old stuck. 25,e t.. 29c and m w • ILIA 1 hey rat ply 111,1rii 11 their •1 French 1111 expert says they.,
0:,1, compared with $6022,454.53!). 1;'•111 board and lodgings may be' mi!ti creamery, :31st t0 31c. Eggs- t motherland, but tempt others 11 Are hundreds , f spurious lien:
('renal loans elsewhere totalled
hal l for about a70 n nl.tlth, and a• tee'.-eted lots. 'lac to Ste and straight (4.114. thein. ).randt portraits ie !n5rrica.
111st-class dinner in n hotel may be 1(4cipts, 1!►e t.. lch• per dozen. --
had for *1 .r even less. Working-!
Wren often "brach it' • in little nab-
ir.s about two or three t.•gether, NEW YOIIK \\ Iil:\T 'I.\IIK1•:1'
111111 Ike 011 *2(1 a month. New Vork. April 26• Wheat-
But wages 8" also high. Seven N..• 2 red. $1.1:31,, nominal c.i.f.;
del lays n day is paid for unskilled, N,1 northnatern, *1.1:''.. (...beat., upo: ns
n-
an•i $1u 11 flay for skilled labor. i•1t iga1ion. Opti' n wh
Female teachers in the schuu) draw
weak and luut1 at the stmt under Several Charters s Made at All Unusual
>e170 n month for twelve months, further 1i/initialhat un the weakT.
figure at Fort William.
1 despatch from Ottawa says :
The (,auk report for March. issued
Is: the depni(ntent of finance. on
\1'rdnrsday. indicates healthy busi- 1.1' ing in l ukon Comes Iligh-Jlisx-
uess c untie ions. D4.mand deposit tress Amongst Workmen.
1411'1 st2.17.50.2.171. as compared
E1:(:S 75 CENTS A DOZEN.
l'll l S(1 N I:1) 111 I'I1.1.5.
Tito 1lonlreal Children Eat Them
in Mistake for Candy.
A (lcvpatetl f r' to Mont real '•1' • :
Simone. five 1' 1 , of age. and 1 t4
hires, three .1 ars 0141, ehildt••'n (,f
?di J. Edouard ('ailluux, Ontario
street. east. died :5t their home on
Wednesday nn'Ining from eating
sugar coated pills. The children
tl•ought the pills were candies and
ate a large quantity.
KILLED ON U. S. RAILROAD
1,099 Lives Lost in Three Months, and the
Number Injured Was 22,491.
ONE -CENT GRAIN RATE;
and male teachers from *2t►0 a
III. nth. Ordinary clerks get *150
A month, 11 n(1 11rst-e1xs5 ste110-
1;e/inhlrt 212('(I. There is no place
in
the wo)141 wherr it 4orkingnlan
A patch from W,.'i.ingt.n. 11.1 fart sent bulletin shows A compare- n;In steady work is better off. but
A large increase 111 the • • r what are called the "steam it Hoist br ren09m1nv1 that !herr
1.1•11,1'•r .f va•nnitir5 011 .1u•rlcir' 1, :..t. with 1114. electric lines on is little work ii the winter. and
raih.ads is shown by the report f.) • ., . h iuleltit.tl.• traffic is carried. the demand for work is strictly
:he quarter undid Dee. 31. 10(51. 8• I'•I.• total number .f Fel-sync 1.1114'11 lirlited. l:%cry spring quite a nunl-
r.mpitted with the corrts;•II4I tl •.1 the electric Iiuie wets 26. 41i11 1,••e o1 naso, ut1, itrd by the tales
charti r of luras, ;1 I.ull'•tit is..o. 1 1.42 were injured. in the 1114.1tlr rf et high wages in Dawson, make
Wednesday by the 1104.1 s(lu14 41.!thyr. N.trn►her and D.reulhrr• their way t. Whitehorse and then
4 . umnercr ('o►vurission rh.' s
alt iti ' 19' :'. Thr 'waiter herr reviewed 111081 duan the Yukon in small
crease in the number ' f i. 1•„Hs v.:• .nr in whirl) there was a large
:i►'c .1 .f :top. and in fhe untnl.r1 ..i v. Manor 1,f Oath- on the principal
in;ur.e.l of 5.05. The total number 1 rs.iir ad,. and Ih•,'e classes of (esu
ei p.•rl,, ns killed 1A• 1.11149. end the t+ltir'. 1.111. 11 .,'•vur mainly in the
tut,o1 number inj.Ir.'11 Y_' e!'1 The fir:ght 's i.e th•1w heavier totals.
I..'nts. Last year the (;.terrlrnent
w -n• forcr'I to assist 11n silt•)! turn
'•1r of the viol Fit ry by giving then(
telief work at s co.t of 1...me
$1G,W0.
cables 8nd p041r Cash drinxr,d, but
prices regained the loss on 1114ring _
by shorts and closed at Ili ii5 aged -
,\ dcspat. h Viol o11 \1 illiam v essel-owners put i l 1r 1.•,:51 - :nen
to ' je net decline.
•ay s : A rale 1? unr cent a bushel 1-4 n'mi•sien before the sltppis el
1.11' t; ST0(•K 111 \I1K1•:'I's. Fort \fill not to Butfuh for g"4.•: was hlr�te rn.ugh t4, war
! ' grair:: improbable though it Islay 1.401 the ,11040 N'•4; '.,11141 at' them
(tontieal. April 26. C'.loicestu'.is w.t.l boats at Fort 11'illiant air fa.
hr.ught R7.50 to 7R7.sS fair to gaud, sound, sr1era1 charters uete closed i•:); the alt.rnati\e of snaking t rate
f*S.ss( to A6.40; fair, $5 14 $5..',11: .„ 11.er11.t•.tlxy ni this figure In that exporters ratld not refuse o►
((us, 06.2:,: bulls. *6: hogs. rin. .\u,rric8n \e'sels. The vessel -own sending their boats to Buffalo cmp-
L.t: sows, $9.50: sheep steady tit 4 r- who closed the r.nttint' do Hirt 1 i\ and laying ..fl their (row. tint.)
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ttt.7J to 16, while lata' sold a,1maket \Meet make money on the car -1, st
44x1 cargoes ye anailabl+. Ti.r
e:.Sc t.' 49: valves lit -might alt the i..c•. and when they get their boats! (me 1e0t rate i, 1114. 1-1511!1. It has
:back t.. Buffalo it is not likely. they ).1•r n figurer) out (hal, adding the
Tutr.il' .Aptll 16. 'ili ;➢1e: -lar will send tarn) bock for more grillrt : "age. of the crew to 111e iusur'lnee
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;tinge fur the best quality of stn^r.1 at the ...tine rale. rates. a heal w1111 a eargo of grail!
8.115 heifers was f►etn *rotary to 37.1 'Pile 148-.n for the 'ema►kah:y I a' n .cot a bns•11el ir1 actual!._ 1•,si►:$
alsi 1111 idea of lir ni,eas .f t:.•• 01 • race ;•c• .., the frost that some re, n•�.