0
f
" ' waxtet to nrY
VILL psy about VA or W for "used
IPH model car. (-riiawnipr. List mice
between 1,2K and 4i,6Srt.
A, W. BURO,
'ougi uh. 14m w. p. w. Pidg. -o
Yi bur everything Id hand, Tyler 1411.
OFF1C- tumltur bought and eold. 4.
C Reed, jai Farnam. -non. S14.
Slightly used high-grade piano. D. 1017.
i . i i. :"..n i i
RKAli ESTATE
riltW RANCH LANDS FOR ALB
T Live Oak Colonies
Unusually favorably condition snd tilth
rMurna mska dairying a big Industry, in
Gutter county the butter output ia over
20.oo pound a yaar; IK per month Is a
corservatlve figure to glv aa an avers g
return from an ordinary cow; 112 ta not
unusual front th cream alone. Ther ara
tha minor profit available aa ell. uoh
an hogs, to say nothing of cej,v. And
dairy expense here axe half, or teas,
what thev ara In tha east. There U a
strong borne demand In California for
dairy product. The man with tha right
qtialltlea who go Into tha dairying busi
ness here at this stag of development U
getting In en the ground floor.
to ure of good alfalfa will support 10
cws tha Tear round. If properly haudled.
Taking this aa a, unit. It would be con
servative to ear that the first coat of
land and Oow. both ot tha highest class,
would ba about 16,000 though tha land
can be got on term ana tn annual
gross looom 12,800. W have a 10-acr
tract with good atand of alfalfa that
ran be bought very reasonably and on
terma. Pre literature and exouralou
fate on requeau
W. T. Smith Co.,
City Nat Bank tildg.
"4JwwWb,ww
TO SETTLERS ONLT-420 ncraa for 4300.
Rich oorn. alfalfa and wheat land; na
and. J. A. Tracy, Fort Morgan. Colo.
lOWH. I
HAVE YOTT A FARM FOR SALET
write a, good description of "your land
and send it to the Sioux City, la.. Journal.
"Iowa's Wont Powerful Want Ad
Medium." Twenty-five worda every Friday
evening, Saturday morning and every
Saturday evening and Sunday morning
for one month, giving alxteen ada on
twelve different days for 12; or 60 words,
. 4: or 7b worda, 46.
W Largest circulation of any Iowa neiti-
paiier, 0.00u reader) daily in four great
state.
Mia soar.
BiaaEST land sal of tha year tow on.
100 forty-acre farm tin each. Good land.
TV all aettled locality. Cloae to railroad.
Ill par acre la halt actual value. Great
est bargains In South Missouri at senstv
tlonal ptica. writ today for free liter
ature. D. Merriam, Kill fc Beuton,
Kanna City. Kansas.
Moataaa,
RENTERS. HOME8EEKERS Your op
portunity.' (0,000 acre Irrigated wheat
and alfalfa land for settlement at Valter.
Mont 441.60 to u0 per aero; fifteen years
time. For particulars, writ a Valler Farm
tales Co.. Box 1001. Vallor, Mont.
Hlaarnta.
BARGAIN MO-acre farm M miles from
Minneapolis; 140 acres trader cultivation,
40 acrea good (neadow, 4(1 acres Umbered
pasture; can practically nil be cultivated;
pood corn land; farm la fenoed; 10-roora
Couaa, barn, granary, roach ne shad, wind
mill, eto.; u head good miik cows, 4 good
horses, harness, wagons, complete sot
of machinery, hogs, chickens and every-
. i . .. ... , rfl iflM!
inin Vfl iuv muu r v. , - " Z '
K,0O cash, balance can atand for 10 years
at per eant. Schwab ' Kro., IMS I'ly-
tnoucn crag.. snuitatwiu, uu.
REAL ESTATE LOANS
lli TO 110,000 made promptly. F. D.
... m .1 n 1 ,i iwU .n( ('arnim Ot
CITY nd farm loans, 6, SVs. per cant.
J. H. tiumont A Co.. 418 State Bank.
WANTKD City loar.a and warranU. W.
Farnam Binttn as t-o., r ninm o-
AipNEY on hand for city and farm loana
H. W. Binder, City National Bank Bldg.
WANTEDClty toana. Petora Trust Co.
1100 to 110,000 made promptly. F. P. Wead,
Wead Blde-v ifth aad Farnam Bts.
f-K) ua first for farm loans In. eastern
Neb. United States Trust Co.. Omaha.
CITY LOANS. C, O. Carlberg,
3l4-3U Brandel Thea.ter Bldg.
OMAHA homen. East Nebraska farm,
O'KKKFK REAL ESTATE COi,
1014 Omaba National. - thane Uoiulaa 2715,
ABSTRACT OF TITLE
Kerr
Title Ouarantee and Abatract
Co., a modern abstract office.
106 do. ivtn sc. f none u. ovi.
Jesscn & MorrellBte 5
2H1-S tate
Bldn. D. 229X
ItKEO ABSTRACT CO., oldast abstract
of floe la Nebraska, juraoueis jnea.
REAL ESTATE WANTED
Owner
i m r 4-rs
V V I I I I
Bungalow
The owner bf i 7-room house near 85th
and Podge wants to exchange It for a
lot or a bungalow,
Bast front, '
Large lot. i .
" Paved street.
Hot WRter heat
CALL HVKNINOS. WALNTT S037.
on the sale of your house it it Is a de
sirable place and priced right. We are in
a position to eurtJy good, quick eervioe.
Thone Douglns to!2
121b-l W. O. VV. Bldg.
LIST your Property wlih P. N. McCoy
for quick sal. 711 fctate Bank Bldg.
V. 1013. .
REAL ESTATE .VCREAGB
Your Money '.
Is Safest
If Invested
In Acreage :
Near Omaha
Tou cannot find a safer' Investment than
owning a lew acres of good lend close to
a growing city like Omaha. We have the
best located Bereave OUT JiENRO.N WAY.
In tracts from one to five acrea. that
we ara selling at low prices and easy
terms. On a re on terma aa low as 110
rash, SIO a month. Two acres -W caan.
' li a month. Sums cloae to car, acliool and
paved road. Acres now will be lots In the
future. One acre la edual to six lots 44X1.H2
feet. Call and get VlaiS and prices or
phone our office. Douglas itxx, . ana we
will mall you same.
Hastings & Heyden
1414 Harney Ft.
4-Koora Uome,
Two Big Lota in Benson
Only (our blocks to car; lota trtilR
earn: south front; all In grapes. Hous
has fear roorsrf on first floor; two more
ran be finished upslatrs: electric YhU.
tu!lt four vears. Pri-e. I1.j.
HAMTINQS HEVIKN, ltili Harney gt.
RE A L ESTATE DOWNTOWN
I HAVE an Eabt Douglas street
property paying $500 per month
that can be bought right. This is a
fine opportunity for a man wishing
REAL ESTATli XORTn RIMS
Let Us Take You
To See Lots in One
of The Best New Residence
Districts in Omaha
Telephone, Douglas 2926 Today
and arrange to have
Or Sunday
There'll be tf trowds or etcltemerit to Influence you to bur In a
hurry against your beat Judgment. Wa don't believe In Milling
Real Estate that war.
Tf yen buy one Ot these
more for your money than any
being offered. at BUeh prices
These lota are Just as desirable from tha Investor's viewpoint
' as from that of tha home maker, for the reason that they are lo
cated directly In the rath ot the city's growth, and are now on an
established line 'of transportation which two factors always In
fluence steadily Increasing values to properties affected.
The man who Is planning a noma, In buying one of these
lots can start bis home right away without figuring a lot ot
extra expense. . .
Tha grades are established; witter And gas ara in and paid for. The
trees are planted; Cement walks and oement gutters are all laid. The
' streets are boulerarded and all this work Is paid for.
CAR L1NB RUNS RIGHT BY THIS ADDITION.
. LOTS CAN BE BOUGHT ON EASY MONTHLY PAYMENTS.
E. P. WRIGHT
Call us between 7 and 8:30, tonight at Wal. 682.
BARGAIN
FOR
QUICK SALE
One seven-room house with Bleeping
porch and den downntalrs, finished In
oak; good ire rage; a feet from main en
trance to MUler park on boulevard. Call
owner for price. A taigaln If taken at
once. Walnut 1218. o
Must Be Sold
Owner needs the money and haa re
duced the price for a quick sale. 4061
Charles St., a fine s-roorn house, modern,
complete. Hot water heat, clone to
school, stores and -car. Here Is a chance
to get a bargains. See today. - .
Creigh, Sons & Co.
Douglas 2.
UA Bee fildg.
BENJAMIN'S BARGAINS
l."58 Florence Blvd., 7-room. nil modern,
oak finish downstair; 4 large bedrooms
and bath up; full cement basement; east
frcnt. Prlc. tl.600. Terms.
Onoil 4-room house, new: wired for
electric lights; good well; large lot; a bar
gain at 11.200. Small payment down, bal
ance 112 per month.
Call and let us snow you soma ot our
bargains. ,
477 Brandels Bldg. Miorta twnig. o
ONLY $200 CASH.
' And priced down to $3,200. Strictly mod
ern, will finished and complete, very
good location on paved afreet inia is a
bargain. Phone Pouirla Stfil.
1218-16 W. O. W. Bldg.
Bargain
New stucco, six room, sleeping
sun room; fireplace; neamea raimn.
located In Clairmont. vail owner, thoug
hts K074
REAL ESTATE SCSCRBAN
Uanitee.
Dundee Lots
$1,000 -Each .
vtxtw oATh t.AT WRRK
6 SOLD TUESDAY & WEDNESDAY
ONLY thhbis;
v. .4 ktA Mnnth htlTB these
,V'"-V"""t"'i. ""'.. ,is ft. Mck.
or, paved.. treet. i with , city watet r.
etc., :n sirens, wn" .'. r iV V .1
for all cash. These lota Uy high and
sightly and are protected by a reasonable
hniMini restriction. rV us be f one they
are all sold.
George & Company
Phone D. 7W. 2 City National Rank Bldg.
Dundee Lot$1150
If you want 10 see one bf the best lo
cated, high, sightly lots In Dundee yeu
hnuM look at thia one. located on Nich
olas ftt. between 60th and 61U whero
many houses are betnaT built. Price only
Line, n terms. . .
HASTINGS ac HttYDEN, Vll Harney Bt.
HEAL ESTATE MISCELLANEOr
Your Money
Should Earn from
7
to
varal different ' Plana.
wiaeh ma ra.it sret frosn T to It net cent
on your money and b absolutely safe la
your Investment. AS veryene aaowa,
real estate Is ana of the keat and safest
Investments on earth. W can arrange It
se you can Invest In Individual properties
or take an Interest with others. We have
-i... h.hv von ran Invest In
amounu as smaU as tioo. It will pay you
ta see or write us about it.
Hastings & Heyden
1614 HARNEY bT.
10
l.J-IJLMl.a l
REAL ESTATE XOUTU RIPE
us call for you with
car
This Afternoon
lots: youl! hut because they offer you
other N'ew Residence Property now
and on aucn terms aa we are ottering
$300 Cash
$35 Per Month
1B17 Rvana St., brand new, modern
homo, large living room, vestibule en
trance and coat closet, dining mom, with
paneled walls and window seat, kitchen,
fine pantry and vestibule, all on first
floor; three bedrooms, sun room or sum-
rmp tleenln MOreh nri hath on second
floor. This Is a well arranged and beau-
tiiuny finished nouse; . plumbing ana
heating guaranteed; house haa Just been
decorated on both floors with expensive
paper. Full set of screens and ahades go
with the house. Tard Is nicely sodded
and street la paved. Co out today.
Tenant will be glad to show you through.
Payne & Slater Co.
(If Omaha National Bank Bldg. '
$200 Cash
and $25 Per Month
Buys new, all modern, -room house, lo
cated on ' block from car line and two
blocks from school; In good North Side
location; wail built and reasonable price.
Be sure to call about this today.
Phone Walnut SS3 tonight between
7 p. m. and 1:20 p. m., or call Douglas 29M
during; daytime.
E. P. Wright
Bargain in Stucco
Bern Is Park district, south front, alz
largo rooms, sun room, Bleeping porc,h,
beam ceilings, fireplace, etc. Price re
duced, 14.760. Call owner, Douglas ftl
REAL ESTATE MISCELLANEOUS
Beautiful g
6-Room
Bungalow Just
Completed
. FOR ' SALE ON EASY
PAYMENT PLAN
This houae, finished In eak in principal
rooms, with fireplace in llvinar rrm i.
one of the meet beautiful and conveni
ently arranged bungalows I have ever
offered for sale.
It Is substantially ' built I. modern
throughout and la located half block
from car line.
It la In a, high claaa Motion of tha city,
snirrcKjnded by all new homes.
This house ran be gotten ready for oc
cupancy In a very short time.
The purchaser can hav his choice of
electric fixtures and Wall decorations.
Be sure to see this st ohce If you want
to buy a beautiful home.
TBRIIS ON Tin HOUbH
$350 Cash; Balance Likfc Rent
Phone me today and arrange to hav
tne call for you. -Call
Walnut 1 tonight, or call Douglas
2UM In daytime.
E. P. Wright
Natl Realty Co.
tells and trades R. B. 214 Bee Bldg. P. 840S.
FIVE ROOMS MODERN, $tfA. TERMS.
OWN KR, WEKHTtH !.
GOOD BUILD1NO LOTS.
A f.w Mffh aiffhtlv Ir.ta An i.r lln .11
Street Improvement In. good nelghbor-
booo: pri-a low.
WRIGHT t LASBURY. TL D, Ul
REAL T8TATE WEST BlDB
7 Sold; Only 2 . Left
Each 43x12, on corner, only 20 nilnuteW
wslk west from poetofflc; 00 each, j0
oasa ana i per wee a
O'Keefe Keal Estate Co.
mil Omaha National Bank. Douglas J71S.
FOR tSALK Handsom modern miilmi'4
In the Meat Faritarn district for S 1 ev
Owner will consider good acaht or other
property in pari patineni.
HIC KS. 4 .state Bank Bldg.
The sure way to satisfy
your want is through use
of the want ad pafes of The
Dee. Try a Dee want ad.
UUUU1JI.U IJHUIL-LLJ.B laJlLlL I.I, 11MH I
GRAIN AND PROPUCE MARKET
Belling Side of the Wheat Market
Looki Brig-hteijj to Men on the
Firing: line.
ALL FEARFUL OF JUL WEATHER
Omaha, April a. inn
Wheat traders hv reached a stage at
whleh they are more Inclined to eell than
to buy tne distant future) on weather and
Top re.prt Beers any ttist the season
la at hand for rains, and with ieoa talk
ev lew daya they prefer tne anlllng
elite. All are afraid M May. and K ta
difficult to divr where there ta any
short Interest of oonoeuence, but with
Itaht srovke and enant removal of
hda the diepnaitlon of the trade In
general Is to leave It alone.
It Is rsrwvted that the oats acrea
thle year will be around t0,000,i or more.
lst year's u .oo,w. Reeding Is
progreeeliig and majority of the oatn
will ha pot in, with the sTound In good
condition for spring rains to te highly
beneflolal. e
Clearances were: Wheat ahd flour.
eqtml te 1,I1,0SS .; eorn, esi.OOO bu ; eata,
1.000 bu.
Liverpool cloae: Not quoted.
Frlmaiv wheat reoelets were IS WW u.
end ahlpmenta of 00,000 bu. Holiday last
year.
IVlmary rorn Vecelpta wera B4S.W1 bu.
and ahlpmenta 4&UOU0 bu.
Primary ata rerwlrra were 4!H,ti0v bu.
end abutment tn.nno bu.
CARLOT RtJCftTPTS.
Wheat. Corn. Oata
Chlcae-a
14
MlnrieaXolla
lit
82
10
4S
7
sss
imiuth
'it
i n
Oenaha ,
Kansas City
t. Louis
Winnipeg
Omaha srot market :
Wheat we Hi'lo higher.
Cora wa MAt'la higher.
Oat were vc higher.
The sales were reported
tod it y
Wheat: No, had winter, I cart. 114S4
I oar, J1.4H. No. S hard 1nler. 1 car.
Il.8; 1 oars, J1.47H. No. 4 hard winter. 1
car dark. 11.48: 1 car n-e mixed). I1.43W.
No. 4 mixed, 1 car, 11.35. Corn: No. t
yvtllow. 1 car. 11a: 1 car. 704c; cars. 70c
No. 4 yellow, 1 car. 70c; I cars, 6Pc; 1
cr, SSHe; 1 eara, Wo; 1 car (wet). 0o.
No. S ml Ted. S car. 70c: 4 care, ic.
No. 4 mixed, 1 earn, 69c; 1 car, 6Sc; S
ears. 8Vto. No. mixed, 1 car. 6S4c.
Sample. IS car twhltek S6c Oats: No.
white, 6 cars, M'tc No. 4 white, S
cars, S4c; t r SSsc. Sasnple, 1 car,
BJSr: 4 rara. o''io.
Omaha tash Price Wheat : Nf. I tur
Ky, I1.4WI.M; No. I tnrkey, l.4mt.4H;
No. 2 hard, tl 47nrt.4RH: No. S hsrd, gl.tt
(Dt.es; io s spring, si.trvi.tx; jno. i uu-
.mm AO. 1 AA. XI A . J,i.m A1 AA A
i "in, fi.i. i,n. i.v, mii vi i , i - . - ."
Corn: No. 1 white, 7J'7Jo; No. t white,
7JJ72Hc; No. I whl, Tierje: No. white,
(OliTlc; no. s white, WHsfroiie; no. s
white. v&70c: No. 1 yellow. 7im711io:
No. 2 yellow. 71tmt; No, t yellow. 10i$
Tie; No, 4 yellow, SfcirTOc; No. 5 yellow,
fatSe: No. yellow, SSUfMMic: No. 1
mixed. 70HTlc; No. t mixed. 7T0Ho;
N. S mixed. fwr7ftn; No. 4 mired, 684)
mt: No. i mixed, mtc: No. S mixed.
i7Vtc. osts: no. 2 white, KOftotsc
standard, MHfrKSo.; No. t white, M
MVtc; No. 4 White, K3HS54o. Barley, Malt
ing. 6fi74c: No. 1 feed, B0ff7c, Ry; No,
1, 1.08l.O8; No. t, 11.07.1.0.
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS
Feat ares et the Trad la bj and Closlag
Prices a Berd or Trade.
CHICAGO. April .-Predlctlons of a de
cided shrinkage in the visible supply to
tal on Monday tended today to lift the
price or wheat. After an early decline
the market closed firm, S,5W.o above last
flight. Other loading staples, too, all
cored an advano corn, ,f'4o to lH'iJ
lUc: oats. ViSVc. and nrovlslons. 1UH1.,cl
In addition to- signs of fading way of
uomesuc stock of Wheat, tha outlook
raa for world shipments to become much
smallsr. Argentine supplies in particular
sremed likely to be diminished to a seri
ous extent during the remainder of this
radnth. At the same time advices were
at hsnd Indicating that as a rule Ru
ropean countries had not vet obtained
sufficient auantltles of wheat to satisfy
conservative requirement;
Showers In the dry sections of the wheat
belt east of the Mlaslsslppt turned out to
be lighter than waa at first supposed. Ac
cording to a leading authority, the re
tilt of the deficiency of moisture In
unio, Indiana, southern Illinois and Kn
luncky have become apparent tn the laek
Of top growth. Shorts were active bur-
ers of the latter month, aa well as of
tne May option, which tightened In a
manner that suggested something of a
squees. Cora trad broadened out vig
orously. The strength which developed
had back of It a better Cash demand and
the fact that receipts had dwindled
throughout th west. Rumors of export
sales put firmness Into o.ts. On the
bulge, however, much proflb-taklnr wa
inuuiKeu in oy in. longs.
Expected resumption of ahlpmenta o
hoge from Chicago next week gave 4
stimulus to the provision market. Vack
ers bought freely.
Futures ranged a follows:
Artlclel Oper- j Hlgh. Low. Close. I Yes'y.
Wheatl
Msy.
July.
Corn.
May.
July.
Oats.
May.
July.
Pork.
May.
July.
Lard.
May.
July.
Rlhs. I
May.
July.
t 1 H1H us in
1 21 1 U1 1 tl I Ui' I &
7?J W US 72V
76', . 76' 11 K 7yJ
. 67 R7i 67 -17 K4U
63 M 13 ti ' ti'Z
17 17 17 ?2H tl VT IT 1
17 72Vij It I7V 17 Wt 17 STlh 17 44
10 22 10 10 10 12V4
10 4a lOW 110 42 10 60 10 J7
10 10 W 10 10 07V4 10 10 10 09
10 40 10 tUV, 1 40 10 42V, 10 f'H
Chicago Cash Prices Wheat: No. i-eu,
11.64; No. 2 hard. Il.&4&1.66. Com: No.
I yellow, nominal; No. 4 yellow, UWtt
72HC1 No. 4 white, T2'o. Oat:- No. S
white, &Mi67ei standard, Wo. Ry:
No. 2, 4l.l'ff1 17. harley, 7078c. Reeds:
Tlmothv, 94 im.; clover. tS.lR.12 50.
Provisions: Pork, 117.10; lard, l 7Hi ribs.
BfTTETt Higher; creamery. Cfiaoc.
EGOS Higher; receipts. Id.tHO cases: St
mark, cases Included iSylSc; ordinary
firsts, ; firsts. lv,nio
POTATOfct-rteoeipis, Hi cars, market
unchanKel,
POt'LTIlY .
Alive higher; fowl, IBHc;
spring, lTvC
(ra aad Wheat Kftlo Balletla.
Ilnlted State Dnartmnt of Agriculture,
weather bureau, corn nd wheat region
bulletin for Omaha, Nebraska, for th
twenty-four hour ending at t a. m., 7blh
meridian time, Friday, April , 116:
OMAHA D1STRIBT.
' Temp. RaJn-
fctatlons. High. Low. fall.
Fky.
Cloudy
foudy
Cloudy
Pt. cloudy
Cloudy
Cloudy
Cloudy
Clear
Cloudy
Cloudy
Cloudy
Cloudy
Cloudy
Cloudy
Cloudy
Cloudy
Cloudy
Cloudy
Meudy
Cloud f
Cloudy '
Ashland. Neb.. S BO
.20
Auburn, Neh... W
Colambus, Nb. 61
Culbertson, Nb 42
Fulrbury. Neb. 1
Fairmont. Neb. 67
fir. Island. Nb. 6
Hartington, Nb 63
Hastins. Neh.. M
Holdrege, Neb. en
Lincoln, Neb... !
No. Platte. Nb 60
Oakdale, Neb.. 66
Omaha, Neb ... 67
1'eka.mah. Neb. 6
Valentine, Neb. 44
Alta, la R
Carroll. la W
CHtrtnda. la....
Sibley, la M
Sioux City. la.. 42
DISTRICT
M
.H
.It
.t
.
.00
.4 '
.09
.
.01
.06
.05
.11
.20
.IK
.10
.4
.42
.11
.16
AVERAflCS.
No. of
District. Htatloa
Columbus, 0 1
Louisville. Ky... 22
ladia polls, ind. 13
"hlcuto, 111 24
Pt, Louis lo.... SS '
Des Moines, la. 24
Minneapolis ..... U
Kan. City, Mo.. 24
Omaha, Neb 17
Temp. Rln-
l High. Low. fall.
66 44 20
60 62 .00
74 46 .20
70 46 . 20
44 M .40
70 46 .40
. o . a . . .10
46 46 .60
40 .SO
tteneral rains occurred In all except th
xtreme eaa'ern districts of the com
aad wheat belt, and were heavy at points
In lows, Kansas, Missouri and Okla
homa. Falls of one Inch or more 00
eurred aa follows: In Iowa Creston and
Gil Iota, ISO. In Missouri Holla and Mex-
lea. I. In oklahoena Oklahoma City,
Lsa. a. cijim,
Loral Forecaster. Weather Bureau.
I
!ew York tiweral Market,
NEW YORK, April t. 81'GAR Raw.
steady: eentiirugai. 4i; molasses, I Me.
Refined steady. Pnnr futures opened
about unchanaed and later snowed n ur-
, L U- - J JL -11-L1J
through commission houses. Prlea at
hilddsv were to t points net higfcer.
HITTKR Firm; receipt 1 6,211 till:
cresmery (2 svnre. 11V! creamery
thisher erorlri. sru'Kvtc; firsts, a1
Sic; seconds, J,rfJo.
BTO.vrirm; receipt. l,65o rases: fresh
gathered extra. fc'Vtc; storsre packed.
extra firsts, glo; firsts. SoXfiJIc; reg-
isr paokea. extra urns, ii'iuic; nrsts,
Xeric; nearby hennery whltee. fine to
fancy. SSo; nearby hennery browns, U
42c
CHEFftR-etteady; reoefpt SM boxee;
tte whole milk, fresh specials. 16r;
tat whole milk, average fane?. 14n.
t-n i,iKi-i.ir. nrm; western rowis,
17c; turkey, 16o; dressed, Quiet; rk un
changed. OM 4 HA GKNBftA. MARKRT.
RI1TTKR-N.. a I Jtv cartona. xa-i Na.
t, erv-ib tub, Dtv
CliKKSki-Inuorted Bwlss. 84c; Amert-
rsn Swiss, tc: Mock Snisa, 2'Jc; twin,
1V! dalslea. lTWe; trlpleta. 17V:; Yoviog
Amerlaae. 1SHCI blu label hrtek, 17o; llm
burser, I-lb., 2e; 1-lb.. loe; New York
whit, lto: imported iVencn RouueforU
40c.
FISH Trout, lxe; larsw crapple. lea;
halibut. 160; channel catfish, 140.
SWEET POTATOES Kansss, 22.78 bbl.
CIT HEATH-ftlhe No. 1. In: No. L
l4o; No. , 11H0. Lolnv No, 1, lic: No,
. 16H; No. a, 13c- Chuck No. , c;
No. 2, IV; Rounds. No. 1. o;
No. I. llo- No. S, 11V. Plalea, No. 1.
A. N' i I ' . . b. .
it . 1". itsu; Of,. , p-c.
POl'LTRT Brollera, focj apring chick
ens, lie; hens, 14c; cock, IV; roosters,
tV! stags. Vi dtirks, bc; geese, ine;
turkeys, lSgioc: pkreona, per do.. tOi:;
ducks, full feetherad, lOc; geese, full
feathered. So; squabs. No. 1. ti.60; no. 1
6O0,
FRUITS Oranges: California navel
all slues, 12.76 per box; s-box lots or more,
12 45 per box. Umont; Fsney Hunklst,
OPs. iWos. M Of5?4 60 per box; choir Re.
Rail. M.60 rr bo. Grapefruit: 46a, 12.60
per box; 64a. 23.76 per box; 64s, Mix)
per box. Applee: F.xtra fancy Washing
ton W. W. 'Pearmatne. l 60 per box;
extra, fancy Washington 5pltsnburg,
1 W per box; extra fancy Black Twigs,
11.60 per box; extra, fancy Black Ben
Davln, 11.40 per box; extra fnncy ftsh
Osnos, 11.40 per box: Wine flaps, 41.40 per
box. Bananas; 42.Oikrf2.tft per bunch, 4c lb.
Strawberries, too per mart. Limes, 41.76
per basket. Fig. 60 4-0., S7.00 ber box.
I)at": Walnut, 1X40 per box; Ilallowl,
SO per lh.
VKGKTABLRS New York Danish eah
begs, 2c per lb. Callfomla new cabbs.
crates, 86 to in lbs., J14C per lb. Celery,
Jumbo, 90c per do. Pepper. Ko per
hssket. Head lettuce, 41.00 per do; leaf,
40o per do. Tomatoes, fancy. 14 60 per
crate: oliolce, 14.00 per orate. Onions: Tel
low, So per lb 1 red, 20 per lb.; white, I'-ro
per lb. R&dlshes, 600 per doa. Turnips,
6o per dos. bplnich, 60c par do. Pnrsly,
600 per do. Artichokes, tl.60 per di.
Endive, 26 c Per lb. Osrllo, Italian, 27lo
per lb. BrtiMMl aproata. to rr lb. mton
sets: Yellow and red, 41.M per bi.; white,
11.76 per bu. Potatoes: Colorado Rural,
75ft per bu.- Red River Ohloa, Sfco per bu.t
Mrnnota White, 60c per bu. Sweet pota
teee: Seed st.ck, delivered April 6 to
10, 12 00 per bbl. Mushrooms, 6O0 per box.
NUTS No. 1 California Walnut. 10 per
lb. Filberts, ISo per lb. Black wnlnuta,
2V r lb. Pecana. 12V per lb. Uraslla,
HWo per lb. Almonds. 20o rr lb. Cocoa-
nuts. 1460 per sack. Peinuta: Raw, 7o
per lb.; roasted. V per lb; raw, sack
lot. Jumbo, So par lb.; salted, 41.64 per
can.
MIBCKLLANPX5US Pl'elled ior.corn. 4c
ter lh. Cntckerjack, 1.1.60 per case; per
V-oe, $1.76. Checker. 43.64 per cass;
per H-case. 41.76.
Kansas City Grain and Provisions.
KANSAS CITY, April . WHEAT No.
t hard, l.8trl.60s.: No. S red, ti vs
1.4; May. 1.4..SB'1.46H; July. tl.U
1.16: September. 41.04V
CORN No. t mixed, 7Wiff74C; No. 2
white, 7Bo; No. I yellow. 74Vi No. , 74o;
Msy. 72So July, 7,4HT4Hc; September,
74S'S 740.
OAT8-N0. 1 white, 66V.jt77c; No. S
mixed. 6.E(4C.
BUTTEH Creamery. 2Sc; firsts, 26c;
seconds, Ho; packing, l.THe. .
KOflB Firsts. 17c; seoonds, 17c.
POULTRY Hsns. 12V; rooBter. 10c;
turkeys, 16o. . ,
Mlnneapolla Grata Market.
MINNEAPOUIS, April' S. WHEAT
May, ll.47; July. 11.41S; No. l hard,
U.U: No. 1 northern, 41.49Val.68V4; No.
1 northern. ll.44Vitf'1.6fl;.
FLOUR VnChenged.
BARLEY-3e'7C ' . , .
RYK-41.074Vl.l6.
BRAN-422.00. . '
. CORN No, I yellow, 7".i'(r67ic. '
OATS No. t white, M4ijoC
rLAX-l.SS4t?l.2V.
St. I.oals Grain Market.
ST. LOt-l. April 7.-WHKAT-NO. 1
red, tl.oO'VUW.H: No. I herd, 1.40)1.M;
May. 41.46; July, 41.16lW.lS1-,,
CORN No. 2, 7fV; No. 2 whlt. noml.
hal: My. 74Sc; July, T'c. w,
0AT8-N6. 2. MMitrtfc: No t white, !. (
Liverpool GraJet Market.
"LIVERPOOL. April . WH85AT-SPOt
No. I Manitoba, 13s 7d; No. 8, 132Vd; ISO.
2 hsrd winter, 12s ld. . m
CORN fipot Amerlcsn mlxd, new,
77d; American mixed, old, 14 W. ,
Coffee Market.
NEW YORK. April I.OrTE13-Ther
waa a renewal of Battering liquidation In
the market for oorreo rutui-e tooay, ana,
after opening at a decline of 2 to 4 points,
the market eased off, with the dose at a
net loe of t to 4 point There aeetned
little change IS the general character ot
th news, and th decline reflected 00m-
naratlvely email offering in tn aoeenc
et any Important support, a ala fori
the day were only li.20. April, i.RSo;
May. 6880; July, 7.0Ro; September, 7.1o;
October, T sRo; December, 7.4o; January,
T.41c; March, 7 55o. Btiot, steady; Rio No.
Be; Kanto mo. , iw mursu pnwi
In Brsall were unchanged. I lto ex
change on London t-32 lower.
Ossaba Hny Martiet.
OUilll. A orll 4.-PRA1R1H HAY
Choice upland, 412.Vffl.00; No. 1, 4H.60
1150; No. 2. 410.00rtll.5o; No. 4. iS.OOtfrW.oO;
cholc midland, 411 0oll 60: No. L ll.0
12.00; No. 2, 410.004jai.00; No. I, ts.ooyi
10 0: choice lowiana, .buib i.w: nv. i.
,0O8.6O; No. 2, $S.Oi8v.0O; No. ,8. StUB
. . .x. ....
BTRAW-4Jnoic wneat, so.vmi.ou; cuoioe
oat or ry 17.0087.60. -
Abf AUf A- noim, pen inrn, t,
fine stem, Iil.60fl4 so; No. l lu.t-ryu.w;
No. 2, 411.00tJ'i2.w; no. 1. waw. .
Dry Good Market.
NftW YORK. April DRY OOODH-
A Seoond carpet auotlon wa nnotutned
today to take place In thia city during
the week beginning April 10, th amount
nffered to be 46.000 bales. The first auo
tlon offering consisted of 4,000 bales. Cot
ton varns were hirneir and mor otivv
Cotton good were firm. Wool market
were easier. Ready-to-wear manurao
turera were active on good for trnmealate
delivery.
Metal Market
NF.W YORK. April METALrV-Tad:
Steady at M.17MrW4.22: ixndnn. 21 10.
Spelter: Nominal; Ijondon, 4:42 10s.
Tin. nominal; five-ton lot. 154 00 bid.
.im . -aI mr tl 11S Jt'
VOppwr, III,,,, T-"w.. ...7 V..', .v.-u,
ranting. 116. 02 3 IS. 67. Iron, steady and un
changed. . a
At L,onoon: npot copper, s;(i ins;
tures, 72 10. flpot tin, C1H; future,
167. Antimony, gssirtrc.
i -Cottoa Market .
NRW TORK. April .-OOTTON-fipot
steadvc middling upland. 10c: no aln.
Future closed nrm; iy, (to; Jtiiy,
I0.06o: October. 10.44c: tevemoer. lo.saa:
Januarv. lO.CSc.
Ttie cotton mrxr nose a nrm ac a net
rain of from 14 to If Point
LIVERPOOL. April . COTTON
Steady; good middling, l.ttd
mlddlln.
S2d: low miaaiing, aiia.
bale.
SaJes, 14.004
Bra nor ted Apple and Dried talts
New york. AprU a bvaporatbd
APPLFW trnet.
DRJJ rhHTS-PruneB steady. Apr!
Cots quiet. Peaches dull. Raisin In
active.
St. Joseph Lire Stoek Market.
ST. JOSEPH. April 4. CATTLE Re-
celpt. 200 hesd. Market steady;, steers.
47 0oftl.0: cows and heifers, 44 0&4.
ealves. I6 50ul-7M.
HtjJv Kscelpts. I.sm nesxa. Market
higher; top. te.tt'i; bulk of sales, 44 601$
4.U. "
SHFT9P AND LAMBS No receipt.
Market sUaily; lambs, 4100010.4.1.
Imi 4'lty Lire Stook Market.
STOUX CITY, April CATTLE Re
ceipts, FO iuA; market steady; natlvs
steers, whttt su; numners. So 'Wji.uo; can
ners. 43 stxH-leO.
HOOK Recolpta. 4.606) head: market 6c
lower; heavy. 46 7?f4S0: mixed. 46 76tt
6 77',: light, W.txrQw.r.",!, bulk of sales.
OMAHA LIVE-STOCK MARKET
Cattle Receipts Light and Trade it
Slow at Steady Price Sheep
Receipts Very Lifht.
HOGS FULLY TEN COTS HIGHER
OITH OMAHA. April . W15.
Ttscelpts were:
Official Monday
Cattle. Hors Shen.
4.744 i.:;.2 lt-IK
Official Tuesday ...
Official Weduesday
Offteia! Thursday ..,
4.600
4,l
4.N1
1.400
1S.116
U.446
.7
4.KO
47
.M
4.
l.rtiO
estimate r rraay
riv da.v' totals ...
Fame days Isst week
name weeks ago....
Psma I Mki a..
..l.t1X
.. XMI
..It 270
44 271
66. M7
6!.4!i
72.001
W.6K7
4.1,064
SOM
4S.7.JI
H.S.14
63 .
S2.rti7
.avKCi
fame 4 weeks un ti a-
ame day last year...l4;ll
The rollowlng tabl shows Ui receipts
Of Csttle. hoss and aheer, at lh Hoilth
Omaha llva stock msrket for the year to
uai aa oompared with isst year:
tftlft lull TfllA
Cattle y;2,77S 24I.A31 M.1M
g 74.6 H.ni 170.62
"heep T62.4M 764,641 ,9iS
Th following tabU snows th avarag
price for hogs at th South Omaha live
toek market for the last fa Sara, with
comparisons:
Date.
116. HSI4.HH! !12.lll.ll
U0.
Mar. U
War. s4.
Mar. ss.
Mar. M.
Mar. r
4 mi 4 67
4 67 4 46
4 631 4 0
4 Ml f 67 J 1
S6 i M J 1
l t W( t r,
4 46 10 61
m
4 61
4 61
167
Tl
4 4S
u
74
T 62
74
4 H
I 41'1 61)
4
4 47
S 26,10 6.V
14 43
4
Mar. St.
I 4 41 4 4 7 4) 4 41110 1W
saar. a
Marr tn
Mar. tl.
April 1.
Apr Id 1
A1 4.
April I.
April a.
2 4
1 661
4 22 16 71'
4 44 19 66
4S
466
40
2 42
S
I 26I
I
7t
16 6
4 46
i 61
4 47,10
i 701
4 141
4
I 66
4 61,
1 1l
7 7
4 70-
M4
4 20tS 4rt
I 47
t 74
April 4.
4 66
T46
April T.
April I.
April .
4 66M
S 421
R 471
2J2L
4 12 10 16
en )
4X
Sfil Tfl
4I 1 1 !
12I 16
110 16'
nunday.
Receipt and disposition of llv atook
St the Union Stock Yard. South Omaha,
for th twenty-four hour seeing at 4
o'vlock yeaterrtayi
IircCEIPTS CARLOADS,
Cattle, ho Shp. M r s.
C. M. A 6t. P
1
1
Missouri Psoiflo ... 1
Union Pacific ...... 22
C. N. w est..i. 2
C. A N. W., west... 1
ft. P.. U, aV O.. 1
B. e U... east... 1
C, B. A g., west... 10
C, R. I. A P., east. 1
C.H.L P., weat.
Illinois Central '
H
K
I
li
a
I
i
Chicago i. W
Total receipt ... H 44 U I
DlSPOSlTIwN-ItCAD.
Oatti.Hor Bhep.
Morris r Co 2M4 24 .....
Swift Co 4l 1 416 43
Cudahy Packing Co.... 277 0 Sit
Armour Jt Co let 1.171 1M
Bohwarl Co 1.178
J. W. Murphy ... ,H
So. Omahn Peoklng Oav .....
K. Paoklnc Co.,.,.. n
W. B. Vsnaant Co..,.., 2 ..... .....
Benton, Vanaaat dk is.. M .....
E. B. Lewta.... 4S i
J. B. Hoot dt Co 10
J. H. Bulla
Kellogg 14
Werthalmer tk Degen... 10
Sullivan Brba. 6
Rothaahlld & Kreb.... 27
Mo. ft Kan. Calf Co.... 42
tl.rlatk IS
11 ig gins ,
Hut'fttian , 2 '
John Harvey 14
Kiln , It
Dennlson A franols.... T ..... ..v.
Other buyer M ..... 44
Totals.. 1.4t 2,221 1160
CATTLar Receipts were moderate as
usual on a Friday and th total tor th
five day this week foot up taSly 14,216
head, blng the smallest bf any recent
week, but still larger than a year S by
ovt-dT 4.000 head.
There waa a good demand, but aa usual
on a Friday It waa not any too urgant
and the trad wa generally alow, al
though about tedy. bom good year' ins
lora up to tn tiigneei price tor me
month to date. Killing rattle are around
2tAf40o higher than lat week' close.
while tocker and feeders ara strong to
a llt'le hhther.
uuolatluiis on csttle: Good to choice
beeves, tl.iyi.X; fair to good Cbrnfed
beeves, 27.frtii.76; common to fair corn-
ted beeves. 46.NOti7.60: rood to choice
heifers. 44.60M.3&; good to cholc cows,
66. 3f ,'(io.90; fair to good cows, 14.7Mi.i&;
common to fslr cows, M 7fV'iT. 76; good to
choice Blocker and feader. l7.2otf766;
air to good Blocker knd feeder ti'.OMf
I6.004l7.tw: stock heifers. 4o.lvi.SS: stock
cows, 46.60tii4 60: stock calves, 46.r44.26;
veal calves, tf-dfrtf 10.U0; bulia, stags, te.,
SI. Ililv. In.
Kpresntativ sale:
, B1CEK STEERS.
Ms,
A. Pr. Hs. A.
I..
a..
!....., 764
T6
lit
SJ 4 HI 19 Hit
....HMO 7 10 M.. lit
14...
...
1121 111 . ...'. 1014 7 70
...
14 T IS SI Uht t T6
M 111 It )4lT 7 V)
liu t as 11 int t aa
.......... 14 1H 17 ....! 4 l.
blt-KHd ANb HLirkltb.
tm 4 a II IU 7 44
Shu 7 00 a taa T ao
.......... it is ti in
, i t so 11 tit 4 t
U ffilFlilUi.
,
4...
s.
4...
sm 4 a
a a t tft
SO 4
, I0 0o
. u 4
, 4 aa
. BUS 40
. ni a
, M 4 0
, 4 1
a
.4 Iw
I .170 fk
SUklS,
4 1 tea as
n., iA -
,179
1.1
:as ....m.,
vo 1......
1 l
...M 40
.law
.1414
..uia
at
it
CALVES.
la 4 io t
1
1
4
, in
...... i
J 6,
i 00
474 4 M
171 1 el 1...
Mil ...
7 M
, i It
bTOCKfc.lt.-. ANU Fhie.lJl-.ro
1.... aa I 24 t.. 744 t 14
1... 4 64 v.-IWI T K
4 411 I t M M T
I.... i. til S II W IB
I HI IM 17 M IS
HOOS Anothsr very moderate urmly
howed up this morning and under th
Influence of a continued broad outlet for
all grades prices advanced fully a dtme
an arouna. nnipping grade sold reaaJiy
at fully luc hUher flsurea. most of the
Shippers' purchase being made at 44.76
4.l. A waa tha case yestsrday the ahip-
pcrs accounted for fully a third of the
receipts.
Killers' first purchases were possibly not
quite a dime up, but the big end of th
packing nog oia at rial tue mgner
prices, and some sales or prim heavy
hogs made at the best time were quoted
as nmrh aa loj'lfo better. Movement
waa lively ana practically - everything
Cleaned up by (:20.
Tha aeuural market was run 10c higher
than yesterday s average. Most of th kill
ing kind sold at so.rivtKa4.il, wita a isw
down to 44 70, auid the bulk of all th
alea waa quoted at 4.70.ti.lu. Quit a
sprinkling of ahtpper reaobad lists the
day's high figure. Today' advanc mor
than wipe out whatever reduction wa
made In values earlier In the week and
for the five deva prices show net gala
of a big 6c. Vresent prices are higher on
all grade than at any time la March,
and are the hlgheat atnoa tha early part
or February. For the year to date price
are less than 60o eft
Receipt were estimated at 22 Car, er
4,100 head, th smallest for a Friday in
Revised Edition
Descriptive Circular on
N
Inspiration Consolidated Copper Co.
Will be ready for distribution April 12th
May be had on application
i '
Tugene!MegerJr&Co.
14 Wall Strtt . . - Nu York City
IJf
over a month The rive dsvs' total of -271
hd I over KM hd short of Itst
v.vek. but Is almost ttuM lsrser thn a
yesr o. Receipts for th wek to c.sle
are smaller than for any similar perlmt
since the third week of January, whea
less than 44.no were received.
Hepresontntlv sales
No. a T !
e. . f
.17 ! 4 TH
4 t ..
1 174 4 m ta...
n I1 240 4 7 an...
i PS ... 7 7...
40 TT
40 4 T7(
o a an
iro t o
at IKH
... I
io t
so a
..
...114
.. M
...III
...t4
...IX
...tit
7 "
r 4 at
U ? ID 7 17
K, DM 2M) 7 '
U V ... 4 It T
PI!Ks:l'-Rlpts were
ve, y mn hrstn
this morning, only abent
thirten earn.
most of b-m lamb, being reported In.
The receipt for th wek to dste foot up
only na.nw neaa, reinsj tne smallest or
ny recent week nd emaller esen tbsn
the light run a yesr o. The ftfferlngi
of Sheep being Verv light the few
on ssie were picked up very n't t my at
grd strong figure. As high s 4'.:
psld for good western ewe a-rkm
96 pound. This mke new h'g.i iec
erd for the yesr to dat and h the hlg ...
est of any time since March. 1!1". w.ivt
$1.40, th high record for this market. j
PaH-
Th quelltv bf th laniK w poor nd
a rend many of them were wt. 1v"li
msdw h u vera lea snxtou for tnav.
Still there was a good demand and b'-yriS
pl'-ked nut a few ot the mora drslrsb e
lot that they Just hptened to ..
paying fot them price tht were strn
to quite a little higher, taking amm.v
Into consideration. Other h.t f.nyev
did not seem to want espeolellv v.ert
Slow and weak, o that It ws lster th6
H anal before a clearance wa effecfes.
The best Ism he hers ld up to ll.ts, the
nlghst price rsld so far.
As Compared with other market holnl"
pric hem ara very high, being right up
aven with Chleagn.
Quotation on hen nd lamb: LsmM:
light. 4lO 0nM4 : lamb, heavy. r.o?e.
10.10; iambs. Bbesrlng.. tnjo ri- Mexi
can, 4 4rg.Tll: lambs, fed weatcrti, In win
66; lamba. shearing, 2.!fffn: eaMliif1.
light, sx.Tfwrj'S.wi; yeaninga, heavy, s vvg
ighl
l?6;
wethers, feood 16 Choir. 21.ST.'X 10:
wthfx. flr to good. l7.awT.4J: w. '
good to rholre, 7.6f3t.2l; , tlr ta
jtood, i7.zr.4ji.oo.
I fin "fd ewes.......
64 M ex Iran lamb
J cull lamh ,
74 fed hom aea
26
76
2X
i 4-1
m fed lambs
kVl Wyoming lsmbs,
u v
Wyoming Iknih..
CHlCAftrt tl STOCK ' MAstKtT
Cattle Fiiwi Wear rro4r ep
Tlraa. . .
CHICAOO, April S.a-CTTLto-RacsWrte,
l,hu heed; martlet flnni ssllrt t.f 1
?ter. 4aMTa90: western IrteTa, 46, v-g
.(; cow and heifer 41.4047.&0; traW.
2oAflS75.
Htxi-,Rrilpt, l,hn(l bend; rnkrket
?tmn-. 10c tb 15c hlRhcr: bulk ot fsle.
7.Wfi7.14; light. W.KO-TjPf.lt ; mixed. s6M '
.20; heavy, M.e04j7.10. tuugh, 404f4.7,
pig. 4& i.r.7.
SHLP AND lwtMB Reoelrvts, TM
head; market flrfn; shewp, 7.4"4.S0;
lambs, t7.1itj1 M.
Kaasak City 1.1 ye Mock Market. '
KANSAS -CITY, Ahrll . C A TTt Re
ceipts, 600 hesd: market atdy; firlmt t!
atevrs, $.i5fi).6: flresed beef steers. 7.243
tie; western steers, S4.Tr.fiS.15; stockers
and rseders, 16 17.64; bull, S.0u.6e;
clvs, 6.0(rM6.oa
HtMJSl Vteoelpt. 1 bOO bd; TfiStkSt
higher: bulk, 49W.4i Sevv, 46 irrvrT.n;
packer and but.'hers, M.loO'l.O; light.
6.'wft7 06j pig, 4.6fi'7.0.
SHKKP ANt LAMB ncWfr, 1,f
head: market strong; lamba, x.7ri 10.64J;
yearlings, K,6'Va4.; wethera, 17.7bW4.te;
-, 17.Ii(JS.o. .1
' at. !. t.tve ru Market.
ST. IjOVIS, Ma., Arl B.-CATT1.E-Recelnts.aiO
head: market ktesdv: n.nv.
beer steer. 47.(KKii.Oo: coa- end helfeti.
ir.fafS.6t; tocer and feeder. tiftQ ', i;
Tex and Infllnft stcere. ,2,ct7.7 ": mitt
nd heifers, ttdofitOO: nat1- caltr, A0t
HOOS-Recelpt, 7,400 hSsd; msrket t0
20c higher; pigs hnd llahts, 4V.9T.4t.
mixed and butcher, t7.Jtj7.s0; fwd vav'..
47.1MI7.2S.
HHEEP AND I.AMRS-Recpt CVt
hesd: market stesdv; native Pi't
27.0flt;.; lambs. $9.1 10.5 H Viarl i.g .
S7.bo4S.isi; sheared yearlings. l.:ofi..io.
"LAME DUCK" ACCuilD
OF ASSAULT VEST - CUS"
Washinoton. "tpr'i i r'' '
Gaines, former congressman trim T i
e and now efn-lsfv of the liuk.- e
tional Boundary cominiasten, was rit .1
today, with a warrant sworn out by a 1 1
cai htrbetdssher, who - charged timt
Gaines assulted him in a Icnnylvsn1i
venue shop In a dispute over a tanqy
waistcoat 1
Culls from tlie Wire
M.lAr Oeneral I-eonard Wood, com
mander Of the tfepari merit of th Kst,
left Colon on board th Semr A bare
Cares for New Orleans.
Dr. Dennel Hughe, a widely fenovra
bbatetrlotan aad gyneoobaiat -A at hi
home, at Philadelphia from, SnailmiMUa. '
He was It year old aad had beea IU
than a week.
Admission that reduction front I ownf ta
t rht on k mil on passenger traftto In
Kan resulted In an act nal daorsaa f
20 per cent and not 4W4 per ent In pa,
senger receipt per mile wa mad by
W. J. Black bf Chicago, bangr traffib
rnanagr of th Atol.l.on. Tua.. V bamtn
F railread at th pasngr rate hear,
ing before the Kansaa PublkJ Utlhuea
commisstsn at Topeka. . . . .
Oovernflr Phlltpp af tWlcont lU4t
to Mis Julia OraAa Wales, meinher of
the faoulty of th Unl vw.Uy of Wlsooej
kln and author at ta Wale plaa for
restorstien of peac m H irope, crw
dentlals a delegat front Wleconfn to
The Hsriie pears conference called by
Queen WUhelmia. at . lls'.tanA, Mia
Wales will leav for th Hsutu. Prldsev
and will al with th Jane Addama paxiy
on April U. ;
Governor VrTiHmaa tHMmed Warden .
Rattlgan of Auburn prison that ha b4
commuted th sentence) to eWth f Ah
tonlo Afrtoano to life Imprisonment Th
murderer hss been twV declared lnn
bv commission appointed by former trow
rnor Sulxer and was sent (o Datinemnr,
-- onviiaj ror frannm insna, Whli
Iher African raoovered hi sanity and
under a stat law waa sent bao to Au
burn to be electrocuted.
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American TiIfiphons&TilegrapSi Co.
'A dlvldrid bf Two. Dollar pr liia
will b paid on Thursday. April II.
1111, to' atoekhotdtr of record t t
elo of business on Wdnsdy, Xlarcn
II. 1114. O. D. MILNE. Treaaui.'.
to. go iuto business. J Z vf, uee.w
I ward tendenuy a a better demsn-1
SlIEKP AND LA MBS -None.