THE BEE: OMAHA. WEDNESDAY, MAY 31, 1911.
10
WANTED-TO RENT "
WANTKD Adjoining; rooms for three
joung men; furnished; private bath. L,
143. Kn
Our houae M unrrnted.
And we had lamented
I'ntll we were tired and sore,
Then we wrote a small ad.
Called up The Ft-e Want Tnd
Now we are happy once mure.
riIHK.VK UK V Mill 11.
This verse receives honorable mention.
WANTED At once, four or five-room
modern house furnlBhed or apartment f"r
two. Address F 423, Bee.
WANTED to rent t t or tVroom modern
house or cottace locatod xouth of fnlon
dpot on or between th and 12th street.
Address J. A. May, 1S02 Fouth 1'th St.
WANTED By young rouple. housekeep
ing rooms with private family. K. 4-'7. ilce.
THE children will enjoy their bread more
If It la spread with Farrell's syrup. If C.
K. Parmley, 2422 H. lath St., will come to
The Hee office within three diiye we will
(rtve him an order for a 50-centcanfree.
WANTED SITUATIONS
WANTED A position by an all-round
butcher. II 4, Hee.
POSITION as collector and assistant
bookkeeper; can furnish bond and refer
ence. F 404. Bee.
YOUNO man wants position as clerk;
first-class references. Douglas 416.
FAMILY WASHING. $1.23 a week. Har
ney 41 2.
DALZKLL'8 Ice cream Is In a quality class
by Itself. If John Kchmltx, t4i& S. lfth bt..
will come to The Bee office within throe
day we will give him an order for a
quart of this quality Ice cream free.
, i -
LADY wanta work by day. washing.
Ironing or cleaning. B-6177.
YOUNO man who haa finished the season
as traveling salesman would consider a
good proposition either traveling or city.
K, Omaha Bee, Council Blufla.
WAJs'TED By a lady, situation as house
keeper; must be In the country. Address
A-445.
BOOKKEEPER and accountant. Just ar
rived In Omaha, wants position; can give
Omaha references. K. A. Iwrensoii, '1017
Chicago Ct., Omaha, Neb. Tel. Ited 6242.
WANTED Position as night watchman,
by middle-aged man. Call Duuglus 4423.
WANTED Work of all kinds especially
Inside work, polishing floors, eta Ed
ltusche, 4915 Cass Bt. Dundee.
AN experienced laundress wants day
work 8 days a week; first-class families
preferred. Phone Web. 6635.
WANTEI Position In Omaha as con
tractor's accountant; experience; speaks
both EngllHh and German. B 446, Bee.
YOUNO MAN wants position In whole
sale house; married and sober; speaks and
corresponds In Oerman and English. C 447,
Hoc.
GOVERNMENT NOTICES
U. k DEPARTMENT OF AORICUX.TURB.
office of the secretary, Washington, D.
C, May 22. 1911. Number 6. Notice Is
hereby given that the Secretary of AgrU
culture has. under authority conferred by
law. Issued Amendment 2 to Hule 2, Re
vision 8 (Amendment 2 to B. A. I. Order
lt!7), to prevent the spread of scabies In
cattle, dated May 17, 1911, and effective on
and after June 1. 1911. The effect of this
order Is as follows: The counties of Tripp
and Gregory, In the State of South Da
kota; the counties of Keyapaha, Wheeler,
Garfield. Loup, Perkins, and that part of
lancoln county lying south of the Platte
River, In the State of Nebraska; and the
counties of Wallace, Greeley, Wichita,
Scott and Gray, In the State of Kansas,
are released from quarantine for scabies
In cattle. Copies of this order may be
obtained from the Chief of the Bureau of
Animal Industry, whose address Is Wash
ington, D. C. JAMES WILSON, SECRE
TARY OF AGRICULTURE. M31-dt.
MICHAEL FITZGERALD KILLED
WHEN CAR HITS AMBULANCE
Aged Driver of Coaaty Vehicle) "os
teins FrsMstar of Slro.ll on
Parmaum Street.
The county hospital ambulance, driven by
Michael Fltigerald, collided with a Farnam
street car at Thirty-eighth avenue at S:48
o'clock yesterday afternoon, throwing
Fltsgerald out and Injuring him so that
he died at 7:20 o'clock at St. Joseph's hos
pital. Fltsgerald was driving north on Thirty
eighth avenue. The car. In charge of
Mot or man Floyd Cockrell and F. L. Hodg
son, conductor, was running east. The
ambulance was upset, throwing Fltsger
ald to the pavement. He sustained a frac
ture of the skull, together with other in
juries. Police Surgeon T. T. Harris and
Dr. Shramek attended the man and ordered
him sent to St. Joseph's hsopltal.
Mr. Fltigerald leaves two ' daughters,
Agnes Fltigerald and Mrs. James Burke,
who lives at his home, 2419 A street. South
Omaha.
DEAVErTS PLAN IS ENDORSED
Government Official Bays He Likes
the Grahatake Plan of Taking
Homesteads.
T. V. Powderley. chief of the division of
the bureau of Immigration and naturalisa
tion, has sent a letter to D. Clem Deaver
of Omaha, colonisation agent of the Bur
lington, endorsing Mr. Deaver's plan for
the grubstake homestead law.
The grubstake law provides that two men
may take a homestead In partnership. One
Loadoa Stock Market.
LONDON, May to. The supremo court
decision In the American Tobacco case was
practically Ignored today In the American
second of London Stock exchange. First
prices ran (red from 4 above to 4 below
parity. The cut in steel prices in New
York caused weakneNs In I'nlted States
Steel and Amalgamated Copper, but rail
road shares under the lead of Canadian
Paclflo rallied. The close was very firm
and gained t points and Union Pacific ad
vanced 1 on buying orders from New
Tork. lAter trading slackened and Can
adian Pacific lost a point, but the rest of
the list hardened and closed steady.
London closing stock quotations:
Oanme, aunsy t Ixmlrrllls Nuh..ll!V
to eceount II 1-14 Mo., Kan. A Tnu, it
Amtl. Cfcppa tS N. T. Central mu
AMeonda t Norfolk a Western.. Ill
AtrhlKB iV to pfa tl
o 107 Ool.rlo A W Mt.ru.. u'i
Btltlmors Obl....lo4t PBDrlnls -i.
Cndlan rclflo ...MUVtj Rn4 sllnas 7V
OtaaHtka A Ohio.. 16 Htwdlni tl
Chi. (ItMl Waatora... tli gouthani Rallwaj ..
fl . Mil. A Si. r..i:i ao pta to
IH Baars It Boutharn rx-lflo . mu
Paavar s Itle O tt t'aioa Paolfia itivaa
o pM do pfa t-Z
rta MS V. S Steal T'4
la Bfa Mst do pit
do id pfd 4IS Wabaah 171J
Oraaa Tnink U to pfd ti
Illlnola Central 10
SILVER Bar, steady at 24Hd per ounca
tinUL'V lu ma..
The rate of discount In the open market
for short and three months' bills la 2 l-i
per cent.
Loral earttlee.
Quotations furnished by Burns. Brlnker A
Co.. 44i New Omaha National bank build
ing: n4. Aahad
A mat Cbpper. twa-raar aotas e. a.. 1 00 louu
ur ot Omaha 1 106 i 14 M
City of Omaha erboal Mil lot,
Cudahy Parkins (V ta, 1M M n
Oilrasa Kallway ta, ltrf tau, M
I Mara (Bitajiy aa, nutas 109 juuij
Baal St. L Sua ta, laSl MV,
ralrnoat Oaamary lat . p. e Ms, ,
yalrmont Oaamerr pfd, t p. e H ia
Iowa Portland Oantaul lat mtg. Is.....
Kaaaaa O A . t P a pfd M 1M
.aoaaa City Rr. U. 6a, ltll u
lxovllla A N lat mt(. 4a. 1M7 M Mi
Mo. Paa. Ry. re. t-raar aataa, t p. g. i n
Piorthara Obla T. A U t p. a. pfd.... pt ion
(Hnaha Watar to. 1M4 MV, at
Oaiaha C. B- St. Rr. ta, lt N14 WJ
Omaha C B. SC Kr. pfd t p. ... U Hsu
Oaiaha AC . Uj. A B M
Omaha Oaa ta. ltll ST H
pMera Mill t P a. pM...., M lno
South Omaha Pity fWa...r IMtt
t'alos Siork Tarda - M t
t'nlae Stork Tarda bonda. Id
Wlaa MamaiUl klaaatul la, UU...M u hrt
OMAHA LIYE STOCK MARKET
Cattle Generally len Cent Higher for
' the Week.
HOGS BIG FIVE CENTS LOWES
Sheep and l.amtta Mini and Weak to
as Mirk as Fifteen to Twenty
Five Cents Lower Than
Monday.
BOfTH OMAHA. May 80. 1911.
u -ip: CutTic. :lo;v Khren
Official Mom's V 2.:0 6.4M 4.122
Kstlmate Tuesday 1,'AlO 14,0 6,.'i00
Two davs this week.... 4..W 20 4U 9.S22
Rami da.s Inst week.... 9.41ft 22.1W9 8.3oS
Same day 2 weeks afto..li.05 Irt.e'W 10.3
Sump days 3 weeks atso.. 10.77 13.90 14.24.1
Same days 4 weeks ao.. .Xu 12.'ntS 11.
Same days last year.... 6,xM 13,su 7.9S.r
luliov. iug tkLiv sliof I.. iffceipl
(A cattle, hugs and sueep at South Omaha
for the year to dale, a compitrm with
It-' year: li.ll. Isl0. inc
Cattle 421.211 4"191 W.823
lions 1.1UV213 K.4il! 2ht.K4
Sheep ;ou. m.M lOi.839
'1 he following tabid rtios-s the average
(.tires on lioifa at South Omaha lor the
last several days, with comparisons:
Dates. 1911 .:10.190.UKB.l!O7.190.190J.
.May 21.
May ti.
May .4.
May 24.
V. u u v..
I I
'.I.. I
.1 6 iu
411 7 011 6 ST 6 241 2T.1
7 0U I 37! li SU; &
9 43, s 26i Hi itfl "
( aii 6 97; l 'J4 i 5 1'
9 li 7 lt 6 14 8 99 1 3JI 5 16
14, I 141 D lo, I 6 Hi I 5 19
May lb
jiay ZT.
Alay 2H.
6 M-V 9 til 1 14i 5 20i 6 9l It 17
I I 9 39: 7 oil ft ii 6 9il 6 241
.Hay
5 WVi 7 Oil 5 27 6 941 6 29, 5 13
6 9 38! I 6 2ij 6 Ul 3i 5 fl
.Hay JO.
ninday
II . 1 Jtl I.I - II....
nouriifis RUU ujBpuai nun VL 11V Bll,,H
the Union block laras. bouth Omaha, for
iwemy-iuur uuurs enuing i V l
teroay : m
RECKIPTS.
C. M. & Bt. P 4 1 i ..
Wabash : 2
Missouri Pacific 2D 1 U 6
C. ot iN. W., eust 4 It
C. ot N. W., west.... 44 51 11 2
C. bt. P. M. & 0 10 15 .. 2
C. B. ec W., east 1 11 1
C. B. &. U... went...... 19 61 3 1
C. It. 1. & P., east.... 7 11 A
C. U. 1. & P., west.. .. 1 2 II
Illinois Central 6 1..
C. O. W.... 2-4 .. 1
Total receipts ....117 216 23 14
DISPOSITION.
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep,
Omaha Packing Co 415 ,2,101 267
Swift & Co 467 3,37 1-241
Cudahy Packing Co 6(7 A.bM 1.5W6
Armour & Co 433 4,ots 602
Krey Packing Co 271
Murphy & Co. 4
Wonett 154 ....
Union Dressed Beef Co.. 51 ....
Sin Clair 96
Stephens Bros 1 ....
Hill & Son 67 ....
F. B. Lewis 11
Huston & Co 63 ....
J. H. Bulla 42
Huffman 22
O'Day 13 ....
Goldenberg 15 ....
Cllne & Co 4 ....
Sol De 10
Carter 1 ....
Rossburg 13 ....
Meyers 13 ....
Uoth 13
Other buyers 243
Totals 2,774 13,861 S.601
CA 11 1K Receipts of cattle were larger
than yesterday, but still the total for tue
two qui snows a falllnv oil ot almost one
i.aif as compared with, the same uays last
week, anu of l.uuO head as compared with
tut) eame period a year ago.
ilu demand was brisk mis morning and
the market ooend earlier than usual, 'i'hs
trade was active and prices on all desiraole
kinds were a Utile stronger again tnan l ed
terday. It might be sate to quote the mar
ket as aruunu luc higher for the two uays
this week. Choice heavy Cattle sola as high
as $6.00, with quite a sprinkling ol cattle
goou enough to bring J6.wxy u.a0. Practically
everything In the yards changed hands In
aood aeaaon. '
The more deslrabje kinds of cows and
belters were also st.ong and they showed
about the sam adjaac lot the week as
Deel steers, f eeding cows nave also been
very good sellers this week at strong
prices. Heavy cows on the grassy order
carrying too much fiesh for teeaers are
slow and no higher,- Canners are especially
dull and It Is hard work to move tiiem.
blockers and feeders were very scarce
and they sold freely at good firm prices.
tjuoiatlobs on cattle; Oooc to choice bee!
steers, 6.7j4j.io; fair to good beet steers,
:iKJi.'ib; oummon to fair beef steers, fa.o
ijAii good to choice heifers, 6.uua5.i5;
good to choice cows, 4.7u4j'5.2a; fair to good
caiws anu heifers, $4.2btul-loi common to fair
cows and hellers, 2.is4.oo; aood to choice
stockers and feeders, 6.40(05.70; fair to
gooa stockers ana feeders. Su.lu(uu.4u; com
mon to fair stockers and feeders, H.Qjyt
o.w; sioca aeners, et.abwo.xb; veal calves,
ii.imt.w. buns, stags, etc, rt-OUUo.20.
Representative sales:
BEEF STEERS.
No. At. rr. Mo. Av. Ft.
14 600 t 40 13..... ltet M
It 11 U i 46
It 11 1 4 W
17 M...11UU t bi
H 1U7B U
0 lilt I 66
14 11U I 66
11 1341 I HO
IT 1146 6 to
tt mi I W
17 1626 I 10
ti U7t I 10
II 1121 I 10
11 12U0 6 10
ii not t to
14. M 126 t 16
10 1181 i U
10 14W I 86
St 1J16 6 tG
tt .....UK t 116
II U,t I 0
4 lf,2t t 0
M 1271 I 16
. II lbfcl 6 Hi
M 1101 I tt
17 1670 t 00
Ull 10
11 1131 66
11..
121 t 69
10..
It..
34. .
10..
It..
II..
60..
1U0 6 0
lout $ tO
1U6 I M
1010 I to
H76 i 6
12 t 06
12il 6 76
U.
.1220 t 76
11 1446 . 6 76
It 1201 t 16
14 1210 I 76
tt Wit 6 76
10 1410 I 76
COWS, trKb;R8 AND HEIFERS.
16 171 4 M 11 TSI I tO
10 M III 17 10W I 70
..... 711 I IS 14 121 76
1.
..ltal I 40 It ,
.. Il 6 40 14
.. 721 I 40 66 ,
.. t7t I 40 24
.. 4M I 60 II
..771 i 60
COWS.
.. Kl t 10 16
.. 171 4 6 I
....! 4 46 t
.. 6 4 60 6..
..1012- 4 66 1
..Ill 4 0 . 6
..120 4 71
I.E1FER3.1
..tat I 76
10 ,
4
to
17
.....
10
6
II
t
1
I
106
11
II
4
t
10
1
4
1
1
1
1
, 177 t 10
31 SO
, 120 SO
loot I tt
..104t 4 76
.. 170 4 M
..U 4 W
..1121 4 6
..1(60 I oa
..una 1 if
.. MO 4 60 It..
.. I4t 4 66 It..
.. tsl I 76 1..
.. 7W t It U..
T74 I 10
. loa a la
661 ft 10
444 I 10
tl 10
BULLS.
...1030 I tt
I -...16n 4 as
I .....1K0 4 M
U 1660 t 00
1 1420 I M
l.... laiO I 00
1 1.20 I 00
1 1000 I It
...mi 4 w
...14U0 4 4U
...HIM 4 40
...ISM 4 60
...1400 4 to
... 6MI 4 76
1.
1 1U0 4 76
1 -...120 I 10
1 m is
..U2t 4 1
OAL.Vi.ci.
t tt 60 1 140 T 61
t 1K t 76 ft Ill IM
1 H IN ft 144 1 it
I K 111 1 IN
I l- T W ft ITU T 71
1 IM 119 1 160 t 76
ft 144 T M 1 lit 16
4 176 t 60 ft lift t 7
ft M T 64)
STOCK r.Kb AND FEEDERS.
IT all ft 4ft
lious Market for hogs ruled lower this
morning, but declines were erratic, llunl
ntws Involved sales that were merely weak
as well as others that average a dime
lower. The big bulk o. offerings sold a big
nlrkel off. No two salesmen agreed upon
the condition of tradu, but larger droves
mare put up at spreads, Indicating an
avenue breait of fully oc.
A heavy supply, about 14,000 head In all.
served as a txurlHh lever among buyers,
all weights showing downward trend.
There as not as great a percentage of
bat on animals In the run aa on yesterday
and during one round In the session when
J-poundei-a were ai-tlve, a ftb.uo top was
made. This price was also yesterday's
hiKh limit.
Regular buyers furnished orders of rea
sonably broad volume and trading had a
fair degree of life until well along toward
the cloae. At 11 o'clock there w,ere hardly
more than twenty loads of stock still In
first hands. Shippers bought sparingly
and speculative Inquiry was lacking.
Heavy offerings sultahln for lard manu
facture, moved around IS 7&i6 ao. and
I huti her weights Usually sold at or near
v iki. The top, even money. Is Identical
wnn nigh prli e at last week s close.
Representative sale:
' No. A, as. r. Ma. Aa. aa. Pr.
II 146 ... lit
Ml
... ft tt
... ft at
... ft tt
... ft at
tt ft ll
I I nst
4 t u-e
at ft II Si
... ft 13
St ft at
41 u ... ft 7t
41 Ml ... ft Tt
6t iii a Tt
4 tat lu ft Tt
lal ... ft 7
44 lot tt ft Tt
U -4 . . ft Tl
14 Ill U ft Tl
ftal s III
tt MI
al MT
..III
...171
..14
...n
.. 5 tt I !
.. I.'l ... I t6
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4
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It
n.
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jn . . 1 6
to...
60 ...
CO....
4
4
75 222 S0 I 6
in 144 ... I 15
4 711 ... I S
66 JS6 ... Ill
71 147 H in
4 :0 M I KV
61 170 0 t 6
44 112 1 I U
t7 10 120 t J
17 ISfl 40 I s
70 141 10 I IS
t7. ....... 14 ... I to
75 1.16 ... I 5
Tt 1"7 0 I 5
M 2.1 ... I S6
61 233 H IIS
f1 176 tO I HI
Tt ! ... I K
II 133 40 I 86
! 211 ... I 85
II 147 10 I 15
164 ... I 16
64 14 M I I7H
73 1H0 ... I 87
70 240 IK I I7a
13 2"0 ... I 74j
(4 125 ... I rivt
70 Kl ... I to
5 tr.l 10 I to
tl 2.10 ... I to
1 IKK 110 I 10
7 r-7 100 1 to
46 251 ... ft to
73 125 120 ft tO
t 131 ... ft tO
it Ill ... ft M
80 107 HO I 80
41 144 80 I M
II 141 ... ft tO
7t 1W ... I fl
46 Jos ... ft M
72 130 40 ft M
76 141 140 ft to
7 lit 100 ft 6
84 1115 ... ft 6
76 213 140 ft P6
12 It3 40 I 00
11 221 ... I 00
11 120 ... I 00
71...
121...
I.
7 im ... 1 so
I. 14 04 i?o 1 ao
II 2S6 IfO ft M
70 211 160 ft HO
tt lit ... 1 ai
61 Ml ... ft 10
4 271 ... t M
50 275 ... I ao
16 274 140 t an
f-5 lit ao I 80
60 t0 80 I ao
17 251 ... ft 80
71 2T.3 1M I 611
tl 274 IfiO 6 80
60 2W1 ... 6 80
! I'-3 140 I 80
83 1 "3 80 I 80
67 117 to 6 0
71 Kl ... 6 80
It 7!l ... 6 80
It 177 ft 80
46 ill ... ft 80
10 171 ... ft 80
17 301 ... ft 80
1-1 17 140 I 80
tl 171 ... ft 80
65 151 40 ft 80
72 150 ... ft 80
70 23 40 ft 80
44 280 ... ft 80
25 341 ... ft 80
64 80 I 80
60 23 1C0 I 80
t 24 80 ft 80
tt 291 80 ft 80
17 114 ... I 80
64 304 10 ft 80
44 150 ... I 80
64 248 ... ft 80
tl 8:14 ... ft 80
5t 270 420 ft 80
8HKKI'- Aonther slow and uncertain
lamb trade produced sales ranging from
weak to l."ii(36c' lower. The main reason
lor cheaper cost appeared in stumpy east
ern conditions and the only good feature
aoout tne market was an immediate but
limited demand for stock to keep killing
gangs at work during the morning, in
order to get action upon two or three
pressing orders, buyers purchased a few
hundred head of lambs early at moderate
discounts, but tne rank and file Insisted
upon large reductions In prices.
I oral receipts were moderate and ran
largely to wooled Mexican lambs, an In
dividual ten-car shipment showing up from
the Gould feed lota. Shorn lambs, with a
sprinkling of old sheep, made up about half
01 tne supply.
BluKglsh tone to trading continued
throughout the entire sexsion and scale
ward movement of offerings was permitted
only after the list of Drlces had been se
verely trimmed. Sheep suffered less than
tamos because or a famine run 01 the for
mer class of stock, but weakness was
general ucsd te this fact.
Rest figure for wooled Mexican lambs
proved to be 17.00 and shorn western
lambs had to be good to command ln.Ou
ana better. Extra quality reached 16.35, a
toppy price that denotes big declines from
trade at last week s close. Shorn wethers
are quotable up to 1C.00, with strictly choice
onorn ewes at or near n.oo,
Quotations on sheep and lambs: Spring
tombs, good to choice, fi.7ug7.76; spring
lambs, fair to good, $5.(0.;6; Mexican
lambs, 7.15i7.60; western handy lambs,
lG.tio'87.16; western lambs, heavy, W.f
b.Wi; shorn lambs, good to choice. Pi.W'i
B.36; shorn lambs, fair to good, $5.4oij't.00;
feeding lambs, shorn, I3.50tj4.60; yearlings,
shorn, $4.75.7j.35; wethers, shorn, KtOfao.OO;
ewes, good to choice, shorn, ft4.4XVd-4.65;
ewes, fair to good, shorn.. 3.75S
Representative sates:
No. Av. Price.
Jf2 western shorn lambs 68 6 5
477 western shorn lambs..; 74 6 35
307 western shorn lambs 83 6 0)
196 western phorn lambs 109 4 15
4 spring lambs 75 7 50
51 Mexican lambs 78 7 60
iM Mexican lambs 83 7 60
154 Mexican lambs S3 7 50
2rt spring lambs 44 6 60
171 western twos, shorn 103 i JO
CHICAGO LIVE! . STOCK MARKET
Demand for Cattle Steady Hogs Are
Lower Sheep Steady.
CHICAGO, May 30. CATTLE Receipts,
2,000 head; market steady; beeves, $5.15ti.40;
Texas steers, I4.60ig6.&5; western steers,
4.fiy-.60; stockerc and feeders, 3Jt5.75;
cows and heifers, J.605.0; calves, $5.2540
8.00
HOOB Receipts, 14,000 head; market 60
lower; light, 5.0j6.16; mixed, 5.754t.10;
heavy, ftu.6oij6.06; rough, J6.6oftS.80; good to
choice heavy, ft5.RKfltt.0i; pigs, 5.60fl.l6;
bulk of sales, (5.95(6.10.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 14,000
head; market weak; natives, I3.25&4.76;
western, ft3.76ig4.S5; yearlings, HSO.&O; na
tive lambs, $4.75&6.76; western, fto.7fij.7.00.
St. I.oels Lire Stock Market.
ST. LOUIS, May SO. CATTLE Receipts,
6,700 head. Including 1,500 Texans; market
steady; native shipping and export steers,
ft5.75tiJri.26; dressed beet and Dutcher steers,
5.25u.0O; steers under 1,000 pounds, to.OO
6.25; stockers and feeders, $3.006. 3f; ' cows
and heifers, 3.60(Q6.15; canners, $2.60i3.00;
bulls, ft3.5o-35.26; calves, 15.00.8.00; Texas
and Indian steers, $4.2541.00; cows and
heifers, 3.506.00.
HOOS Receipts, 16,400 head; market
steady; pigs and lights, $5.2i'8i.l5; packers,
t5.9o4i.06; butchers and best heavy, 6.00
4(6.16.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 9.400
head; market steady; native muttons, 13.75
4(4.25; lambs, 15.6U&'7.65; culls and bucks,
I2.UOtf3.60; stockers, I2.O0&3.0O.
Kaaaaa City Live Stock Market.
KANSAS CITT, May SO.-CATTI.E Re
ceipts. 7.000 head. Including 100 head south
erns; market strong to 10c higher; top,
ft6.S6; dressed beef and export steers, I5.S5
fc.8S; fair to good, 5. 10(6.80; western
steers, ftj.twijjfi uo; stockers and feeders,.
$3.GtKy6.80; southern steers, $4.60ft6.60: south- '
ern cows, .?.0Ofi4.6O; native cows,
5.26; native heifers, 4 &U0; bulla, Jt.OOrJ
6.00; calves, $5.0(xa7.50.-HOGS-
Receipts. 23.000 head: market
steady to 10c lower; bulk of sales, fto.wj
.06; heavy. $5.904i05; packers and butch
ers, ib.Vb'qtS.V!: light, fti.00.12'4.
SHEEF AND LAMBS Receipts, 10,000
head; market, 255r40c lower; lambs, $5.75"
7.00; yearlings, J4.25'96.no; wethers. $4.0a
4.60; ewes, ft3.664-4.00; stocktjrs and feed
ers, $3.003.76.
St. Joaeph Live Stock Market.
ST. JrtSKPW Maw an m-priui x-,
a - j w. s. 4 aA-j49
ceipts, I.ooO head; market steady; steers,
$vaw&.00: cows and heifers, I3.2Uj4i.00:
calves. 4.00tS7.76.
Hi HIS R-relnta in nm ko.
steady; top, ftti.10; bulk,' $S.96fo.05!
rfi tfcl- Art u UMUS- Keoelpts, 2.500
head; market 1015o lower; lambs, fti.:0tf
.uv.
Stock la Bight.
-- - v - . mo iivi princi
pal western mar hats yesterday:
-0.1110. nogs, oneep.
South Omaha turn u nua c
St. Joaeph 1.500 lo!ouO 2!&00
Kansas City 7.0u0 23,0 lO.OuO
St. Iiula a 7oft id i,ii .a
Chicago .. zouo kooo h!ooo
Totals 20,700 67,40 1,4X
Liverpool Grain Market.
LIVERPOOL May 90. WHEAT Snot
dull; No. 2 red western winter, no stock.
CORN Spot, new American mixed, no
stock; old American mixed, quiet, 5a Sd;
new American kiln dried, easy, 4s lOd; fu
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Oils aad Roslsi.
SAVANNAH, Ga.. May JO. OILS Tur
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OMAHA, May 30 HAT No. t. fll; No.
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Wheat. $5.60; rye, 16.60; oats, $7.
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REYENGE ENDS SIX LIYES
D. A. McVitty, Wife, Two Children and
Sheriff Killed Near Pawnee City.
JAMES FIELDER IS MURDERER
Jilted Farm Hand Grows Enraged at
the Fallnre of Ills ' Knit Steals
Into Farm House While
Family Is Asleep.
PAWNEE f'ITT, Neb., May SO. (Spe
cial Telegram.) D. A. McVitty, his wife
and two children, were murdered Monday
morning with C hammer by James Fielder,
a farm hand, at the McVitty home, seven
mllrs south of here.
The murderer fled and when discovered
In a school house by Sheriff Claude Fuller,
shot the officer three times, fatally.
Fielder then committed suicide. Sheriff
Fuller died tonight.
Two other children of the family of eight
children are In a serious condition and not
expected to live as a result of the man's
fiendish attack.
The motive for the deed was revengff
upon Mr. and Mrs. McVitty, who had re
fused consent to his marriage with their
daughter Jessie, aged 18.
The assailant was a thresher. 84 years
of age, who had worked for McVitty and
while in his home had paid court to the
daughter. The parents were firm In their
refusal to permit his attentions, so about
two months ago Fielder secured employ
ment wtth Frank Iloren, a neighbor. The
murderer had been heard to say that he
would fix the McVlttys If they Interfered
with his suit.
Father Refnsee Him.
Last Sunday evening before duk Fielder
called at the McVitty home to see Jessie
and when he left a short time after, asked
to return, but was denied the privilege.
He then went to the home of Ernest jonn
son. who lives In that neighborhood, and
remained for a short time. After leaving
the Johnson home, It Is not known where
he went, but some time between 1 and 4
o'clock this morning he returned t9 the
McVitty home, and not finding any of the
doors locked, he entered, presumably with
the Intention of wreaking his vengeance on
the family and securing the girl.
Picking up a hammer he entered the
northeast bedroom on the ground floor
where Mr. McVitty, his wife, daughter
Nettie and a little l-year-old baby were
sleeping, and struck Mr. McVitty over the
head, crushing his skull and killing him
Instantly,
Fielder then attacked Mrs. McVitty, and
from appearances, attempted to assault
her, stifling her screams by choking her.
Being unable to accomplish this, he killed
her by crushing her skull with the hammer.
The murderer then attempted to assault
little 6-year-old Nettle, and In trying to
subdue her, broke her neck.
Leaving this room he went upstairs and
entering the southeast bedroom where the
three boys, Bobby, 7 years old, Frank, 14
and John, 16, were sleeping, attacked them.
John was struck upon the head but not
injured badly. Frank received a crushed
skull, and was operated upon several hours
afterwards In the hope of saving his life.
Bobby received a fearful wound In the
back of the head and later died. "
Takes Girl Away.
Jessie, who slept In a northeast bedroom
upstairs with the other 1-year-old baby and
sister Fannie., aged 10, was awakened by
the noise and was Just getting up when
Fielder entered her room and by choking
and threatening her, forced her to accom
pany him to his buggy.
The murderer then drove two miles
south, and getting out of the buggy,
Fielder toTVrt"r to return home, sayjng
that the folks Vera all right and that
they would find him In a brush pile. Jes
sie, upon returning home discovered the
terrible crime and at once telephoned to
neighbors.
Sheriff Fuller . was called and at once
left town for the McVitty home. Taking
a team and wagon and accompanied by
two men, they started In pursuit. They
tracked Fielder to the Leply school
house In Kansas, one mile south of the
Nebraska line. Thinking that Fielder
might be in the woodshed, the sheriff ap
proached .unarmed. He called to Fielder
to surrender and the man replied that
he would come out In a minute, then
throwing open the shed door, Fielder fired
three shots at the sheriff, two bullets
entering the officer's abdomen and the
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With another bullet, Fielder ended his
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The other two men, seeing that Fuller !
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