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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-01

runy followers eveT the entire
coast are watching with consider
abte interest the result nf TIE exmfa.
tnatfesa into the charges against 6.
= DufnstL J. = Mccafsarty aHsl
Manager uFoakH, who are 10 appsat
before the f.nm Angeles race track
directors. accused IF doping
horses.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-01

A. l. Ienklna l. huay In Salt
Lake city working tooth and nail
for tho success Of the initial tour.
ney. The Ancient One Ia 80 anxious
that nothlng shall mar the success
OF the fret annual tournament that
DO Ia on the gtound early aud Ia &c.
ms everything In his power 10 help
the hustllns M0rmons In their ef.
tusta 10 make the bis affair a 80.
The first ball In the SERIES Of con
tests viii be rolled next Wednesday
morning
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-01
DOINGS OF
SPORTDOM
LATEST OF raE sewllNopAllaYs OF THE DIAMOND
AND rsE Rlsa-JAek kouRNGa raRAsHEs TONY oAPoNi

spokane baseball team thla season
Matt will probably resume hia aid
position behind the pan A de
velopeF Of green pitchers stanley II
conceded b. nu9dale 70 be The beat
that ever peHged the sphere across
The diamond Stanley WAS the only
catcher who could coax Jack Hickey
into steady twifllnx. and 1eaa stu
vail learned more points from the
quiet catcher In one season than a
few pitchers In the old league alb
aoFhed In three years.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-01

TIE COMMITTEES IN charge % shr
Olympus Enrne tram which - naak-
inE a selection q these who WIN
represent America st Athens this
year. has made large number u
conditional nominations.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-01

TIE movement to hold = eanven-
finn Of the game waFAanH IA this
state a now well under way.
County Game Warden Rsif has rs-
csivrd Feptirm from a dozen different
portions % the state. endorsing the
sehsus~ Of a state gathering 60 BE-
convened IN seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-01

Mr. Mccarthy has bsea connected
nith tbs DRY EoaAa business Tor
many rwaFa. starting With j. J..
q Iiflana san Francisco house
eheu = YoauE man lie later -
came ldentlfled With l. " Neas
hall 4 Go - their New York buy
sF. q position he filled With great
satisfaction u his employers Mr.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-01

Local Pin amasheea are faithfully
practising fer the final effort n
the bIe tourney At salt Lake city
An The haya are waxing proficient
IN the art ot maklns all the spares
all the time Most ef them arr Al.
ready noted Tor their ability At
strike punching
SarmAn l. shelter viii hear
watching at the tourney, Shelf has
been in competitive sports before
and il ever eool when under fire.
The athletic boy Is working out 4
system q hard aud accurate hittlag
thai Is koink to hring results that
will surprise host Of the irwin
elhles At the Mormon meet The
old bicycle champ Is saying nothing,
hut Il Is eaoa gamble that Shelf
will be abreast the winners when
the actual eanlesta aro over.
Norris Warren Is another member
Of the team selected o. bowl With
the salnts that will put a crtmp In
the aspirations ~ a bunch Of wood
amasheFs whrten Il bowler
whose stsla Is very slfallaf "a that
OF Shelter lie has a swift, sure
delivery and al a rule f. present
with full quota OF turkeys War
ren deserves hts place On the fast
five aud the Fans are confident that
he will be credit 10 the team when
the big clash comes.
President ". II. Lueas. q the
Pacific Northwest Baseball ieagues
has issued the official list Of clubs
forming the organization for 1905.
Tacoma. Spokane. Butte. Helena.
neliinkham and either Aberdeen
or Vancouver. n. G II Vancouver
decides not ~ enter the league.
Aberdeen VIII seeure the franchise.
Old Matt STANLEY. the most pop
ular catcher that ever performed IN
Seattle in the good old days Of the
reign Of Dug vii manage the
mA-@a-
List It with List. Mutual Life bids
zee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-01

called int5 attendance. Sue .helf
unltsd Efforts u cave his llfe we're
without avail.
Mrs Mccarthy attended The
stricken nsAna bedside from the
tlma af hia arrival Al the hospital
until the saA lie leaves a widow
aud tNo ehliafsa.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-01

Frank Mcconnell ard George
Brown are signed fer > twenty
reuna SO before the Vancouver Afh.
sslic elub on Marsh 8.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-01
SPORT DOPE

The Mem York National hasshaf
eihb haa tsf SeS Yers far ths
training grounds ~ Memphis. Tenn.
The first cham naauahip same % che
season Nlli b psaYed an Anfal IL
Fnrsst Wright. = sftshansgsa
twlslss dfafed from I.aaiaNfits as
taiast TIE Sss Yafk Sasianai pitch.
sf's squad.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-01

LIST It With List. Mutual Life bids
.ss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-01

Ola Matt STANLEY. the most pop
ular catcher that ever performed IN
Seattle in the saod old DAYS Of the
reign Of Dug. vii manage the
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kafsisd esas,l. cirl.

A fes YezFa ago Mr. Mccarthy
married Nlsa Virginia ealllEan. =
vel known YuunE woman # seat
lie. and aanKhtrs u Robert Call
San Tno children. a boz Of and
Kiri 81 ,. also survive him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-01

Phone Main lsas.
office Hours a M 70 =. m.
Consultation Fruc.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1906-05-19

Npor and Board Of Trustees of
cIon the "a day Of MAY o
the City New Iberia. Louisiana
day Of Jun" sH'
Board Of and tle Paris
qualified commissioned the
will he held Iberia at inc
the polling place of said general election the
Of the of
qualified according to the Constitution of
At said election the
mill all the
ten W wears TO raise the OF fifty thousand
aspcidc Ne ordinance adopted by the of
New Iberia aid Of the New Raj
VI
authority Of
precinct and polling place
Bumtn Eugene 'uio Jno r.
thas Jr.
SAID commissioners instructed the to
them at % he eday,
signed officially thu day of Nav
Supervisory A.. b, ROMERO,
VA POIRSON,
Election l.. LYON,
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1906-05-19
ELECTION RESOLUTIONS AND NOTICE

,, the Mayor and Iberia
of May orda should
New IBERIA, Louisiana
Of June IH''
10" the o and for no
missioned of thea
H.. the
the
~ for
ug NV Of the New
l;, Of
ud election the Of five
all the taxable
One
lrur the Of
aid Of the Central Railroad of
nd
polling a
l.nc II ti.rk.
instructed the polls A.
N day.
,hus signed, ,thcially hday Of May
Supervisors b, ROMERO.
VA. POIRSON,
Election J /. LYON, Jr
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1906-05-19
ON SATURDAY. JUNE 18th, A, D. 1906.

ana continuing Tch succeeding day
until said snlessr-Sompleted. all i'm
movable ppcIyhy ob which taxes are
now duetS<the corporation of New
Iberia, and to thNew Iberia South
ern Drainage Dyrict,I Ito enforce col
lection Of taySs, asscdE bed in the year
below speSsfsnr-sass4er With inter
est thereon from the lst Of November,
n"o, at the rate of \ per cent. per an
NUN, until paid. aud all cost.
Tie names If said delinquent tax
payers, the amount of taxes due by
taeh on the assess m nnt Of SAID wear,
anu me immovah'e property assessed
70 eaeh, and TO he offered for sale, is
as follows to Wit;
ALEX. CHARLES IS &C
" Lonrd. $, Rozier, +, Brous-
sard, W. Green
AMBROSE. DoRCIANE IL
~ o'vier, :, Broussard, +.
ann, W, Brownlce
ROUTE, AN OF
~ Bank av, $, Robertson, Z,
Robertson, W. Whitney
bouDREAUX. ROSINA 8 on
~ Julia. s, Leblanc, +, Mad
'son. W. Leblanc
BElOGNI, VIRGINIA 0 :.
NHorteuse, s, Duperler av,
T. Randolph, w Aucoin
BERNARD, zENoN ~ l Q;
A. hourd, S, Rozier, f, But
Ter. W, Butler
'soCsSARD. JULIAN. GO
y courrege, S, Broussard,
=. 81 Peter W, Monk
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1906-05-19

BROUSSARD, PIERRE. -. 4 90
N, French, S, Frere, E, Lot4,
w.
BURKE, p L.:........ 90
N, henderson, S, seibeck, f,
Mnviefle, w. st Peter
BAYARD, OLIVIER. ........ q 60
N. Dalla1 Stsbelahoussaye,
+, Man, Bavard
BEAL, FELlCIE............ W
N. North, S, Parr. E, Gene
tary, W. Milford
BONNER. AARON. .......... q 40
N, st Paul church, s, Drago,
T., Madison, w, Steffnauer
BURR, MRS L................ VI
N, Muller, S, Washington. E.
Muller, w,
BEAL, WM.............. ~
N. Ridgeway. s, Weeks, E,
Komero, w,
BERNARD, CELESTINE.... 40
n, Green, S. Church, i, Ber-
nard, w.
BENOIT. MICHAEL......... 40
N, Leblanc, s, Jacob, Z, Sad
Ter, w. Leblanc
cnRIsTIANCL. F.... go
N, Bur4e, y Hortense, E, Vi
N, N. 'BuX s, Horten.e, E,
BaumH, w, Vital
CoMEAVx, 0UIsA......... 81
N, Rofeys, Mouret, E,Tino'
CARROLL. MELINDA....... oo
Bldg on land of Geo. Rob-
er,son
COMON, MYRTLE. ......... ~
N, Field. S. Lot 8. E, .Chais-
son, w. Lot 10
co. MILLER BREWING go. "
Warehouse on property OF
Ef1na DouttC
co, MILLING & dewitt 10 "
n, Prairie ave. s. Teche. r,
/ Emmer, W. Gebert
DUPUY, ii J................. = "
N, Burgess, 5, High school,
L, St Peter, ", Washington
DECIIR NRIE JULIA.... Il O.
y. NIX, S. Trainor. +, Mad
ison Nv, Lourd
De- UIR EST. MARIE....... ! %
n, Bo1den.S, Weeks, +, Gull
lot, w, Bell
DELCA MBRE, A D............ ~
N, X Il av
DIONNE, PAUL ............ D
N, Hopkins, 8, r, Hell
man, w. ManiscakO 4.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1906-05-19
DELINQUENT TAX SALE
Or ENJOYABLE PROPERTY IN THE Cry
OF New IBERIA,
THE CORPORATION of New IBERIA
VERSUS
DELlNQU EMIT TAN DEBTORS.
Election

~ virtue of the authority vested in
me by the Constitution and laws of the
State of Louisiana, will sell at the
front dnor OF the Court House IN
which the Civil District Court Of the
Parish Of Iberia Is held within legal
hours for Judicial sales, beginning ut
III O'Clock A NJ
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1906-05-19

least quantity Of said property OF any tax
debtor, which any bidder will buy for the
| amount OF taxes, interests and costs due BY
| said debtor. The sale Will be without ap-
praisement for cash, IN legal tender money
Of The United States. and the prol erty sold
shall be reocemabie at any time for the
space Of one year by paying the price given
including costs and 20 per Ger thereon. In
| terest and costs are not included In above
| amounts,
Given Officially this 18th day of May, A. ID,
| 1876
| y. JubIn, Collector.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1906-05-19

KRAMER, VIM .............. GO
N, Leblanc, s, Hopkins. E.
Delahoussaye. w, Palate
KELLER, ANNIE .......... 5 60
N, Lotrd<S. Rozier, E, He
be t, ~. Hankins
LELEU, FRANK ..... 90
N, Myers, S, Spencer, E.
Oliver, w, Madison
LOMBARD, JUNIUS ........ 8 OO
N. Fols., S, Lassalle. E, Be-
logni, w. Lourd
LANGLINAIS, JULES .... 9 GO
N, Veasey. s. Julia, E,
Hacker, w. Lebrun
LOMBARD. lemon ....... 90
N, L@, EPark ave, E, Lew
is, Whan
LELEt. OCTAVE ... , 20
N, Richard. 8, Viator, E,
Madison. w, Vtator
MEYERS, FRANCOIS ...... 5 e
N, Bank ave, 3, Fontelieu,
f, Romero. w.
MULLER &, BEROUEN 800. l Il
N, thiUF. s, Lot 4, f,
HIIKW. MAD
MOUTON WILSON ....... 4 81
N, s. Frere. E, Robert
- VIZ C~>rn
MAYABAT HELEN. ... 2 4(
N. todrd, s. Robertson, E,
sc@l, W,
McCAULEY, MARY 4 u
N, Church, s. Ward, +. Hop
kins, w, Second
MCKAY, JULIA. ) %
N, Wilson, S, Jarvis, 4,
Baumgartner. W, Field
NORWOOD, LILLIAN. 8 81
N, Parr, s. Courrege, E.
| Main, W, Nanaf
NELSON, FELIX. .... s q
N, Viator, s, Foreman, 4,
Washington, w, Madison
OULIA, JOHN. ......... l 9
N, Robertson, s, Guillot. f,
! Robertson. w. Finnev
PORTER, ANNIVERSARIES. q 4
i N, Leblanc, $, Trainor, F.,
! Charles, w, johnson
PROVOST, MRS A L.. %
N, Dale, s, Lot 6, E, Lot 4,
w. Lourd
N, Lot I, s, Guillot, E, Lot
13, w, Finney
PHILLIP. wZ.:......... "a Q
J N, ChesthutS, Fulton, E.
Lombard ~. Lourd
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1906-05-19

Shreveport citizens have project
ed the organization of state fair
association.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1906-05-19

PHILLIP, LORNA. ....... 10
N, French, S. Robertson, +,
E. Lombard, w, Lourd
PATTERSON, ALICE..... go
N, Mouret, s, Roz,er, +, Rob-
ertson, w, Bertrand
RIBBECK, MRS A.. $40. l6 90
N. Stott, s, Ledger, L, Full
ton, w, Main
RIBBECK, FL. 30 90
N. Chestnut, s, Simon. +.
Fulton, w, Hebert
N. Kerrigan, s. Opera iosue
Z. Main, w, Foster
ROMERO, AYMAR. ..... 60
N, Lot ;, s, Lot 4, L. w.
ROMERO. MRS Z...... 3 20
N, Alley. s. Woodfox, E,
Henshaw. w, Henshaw
ROBERTSON. MARY. ..... } es
N, Rozier, s, Courage. f,
Robertson. w,
ROBERTSON, JUSIN.... } =
N, verrier, s. Jennaro, f,
Madison. w. Jackson
REUBEN, JOHN. .... 3 a
N, Lee. s, Davis. E,Fonte-
nette, w, Warner
ROGER, EULIS. z Al
N, Weeks, s, Center. Frog
er, W, Hebert
ROGER, ELODIE ........ ) q
N, Langle. s, Weeks, E, Al
ley. w. Roger
REYNOLDS. j B............. 2 o'
N, S, Leleu. +. Wash
ington, w, Williams
RAYMOND, REBECCA..... ! 81
N, Denton, s. Norwood, E,
Dale. w, Denton
RAWLES, LOUISA. ........ 2 O
N, Ridge. s. Hill, E, Trahan
w, Hill
RAWLES. NJ LOUISE. ..... 5 2
N, Jockey. s. Taylor, Z.
Main. w. Henshaw
REYNAUD, THADIUS. go. q $
N, Whalton, 8, Webb. +,
Robertson, w, Webb
SANDERS, ANDREW. ... } 2
N, Gates, s, Burke. f.
| w, RR
SALOMON, EvARIsTE. ... 10
N,RR av. s,salomon, E,
Field. Nv, Refhon
N. Sail moYS, Solomon. +,
FleldIw eochon
N. s4o1f ION, S. Solomon, f.
Fiel{ ~. Rochon
N, klomon. 8. Hart, +,
] Field, w. Rochon
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1906-05-19

lSAaS2i4S2{}SysSr5lsITgTySryEyTE
~"I NEWSPAPER or MAGAZINE,
uoiished anywhere. Can be had thrc
MILLARD'S News Depot.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1906-05-19

N,Lourd $, s"zier f. Boutte
reiifr, .axe T., Duperier, W,
ConfeV' N, hortcnse, 5,
punh9ier, ave +, Boyle, W,
Dul@rier
DAVIS, JOE. ................ So
n, BlabeHet, $, Ann, +, Sea
ley, W, Winters
DAVIS, RJEEN ......... 60
n 49, Na,ban;e, r.
Iou,N LOWS
pJ-uoN NELSON 90
NIo, lot II Lot4
W Nam
n,rppr oc 40 81
NJ ,,,,: and,v y Rom.
,naI " ,nhrr. N Armand
ary, S. DeGeneres, +,
Church. W, Julia
n,rur>,1 Al 20
Lot 10 of Blk Park Add
n,po1,rv uAuI1ToN olo
~ ,.n,,o & y;a,,, II Dol.
camb,e ". Viator
EllE, T. ) -..-..,.......... ."
~, F"He'o o. hap'"'
w. Pg'' keo''
EWING. AL ................ . 90
" uoalo,
. ~ -
: II -" !,
.,a ~
fokEh ~ ELIZA ........'. '"|
! Ma"iso"' = "''''a'hs' -
b'"fn' "
FOLSE. AUGUST ........... s 30
n Lassa''e, $, Bryant, F.
'""''' w. Fulton
TINE !, ............. 5G oo|
N, Thi4b lsaux, $, GouGuen
HEN, ~. Main, w Fonte-
lieu
EocTEp TN AZ on|
NJ C,,,;o,a Ku,, II
Robertson. w, st Peter; N,
Campbell, 8, Cage, +, Davis,
", St Peter
FLOYD, ROBERT ............ FAC
N, Blanc, S, Duperier +, Du-
perier, w, Hill
tKENZEL + ....-...........' y -
y, ), Alley, r, REID, w.
FINNEY, JOHNSON ..... 2 40
~ broussaro' 0''o""son e.
Dale, W, Robertson
GUILEOUN,VP ........... 90
n, XopSnux, >. "aJ'h' H.
Shat"' ""''fo"x
GUILFOUN. MRS I Z ...... y 50
n pTr' 'haoe'' -
"e''i'N' W. % re'e'
GU ESS, W II ................ "
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-03
Bradstreet's Report.

NEW YORK, March 2-Bradstrect's to-
MORROW Will say Favorable features still
largely predominant. Winter wheat
crops are good as ever and the proba~
bility that a general coal strike may be
avoided lends strength 10 Industry OF oil
kinds. 1t is apparently regarded as GER
tain that nm enormous spring business
viii be done; that building Will approx
mate, II not surpass last years huge to-
tails, and that crop and trade develop
mcnts for the future Will take care OF
HeXt seasons trade. Apropos Of talk OF
the high prices ruling In this country, 1t
is perhaps worth noting that large num-
bers OF domestic bun hides have been sold
for export; that some South American
woods have been resol1 to Europe and
that the New York raw sugar market is
below parity with Hamburg.
have bought freely OF salted domestic
bun hides and have paid prices declared
by American tanners TO be too high.
Business failures In the United States
for the week ending March ! numbered
80, against lSi last week. 20S in the like
week OF 1905. 1875 in 190i, III in 1903 and l7s
III 1872
In Canada failures number % as against
% last week and = In this week a year
ago.
Wheat, including -four exports from the
United States and Canada for the week
ending March J. were 2.3G0.i76 bushels,
against 2,35I O5S last week, N1 935 this week
last year, l.6i3. 06S in 1905 and 2.4al 4SG IN
l2o3. From July TO date the exports are
~, 57s-512, against i3il7,l13 last year, l0s,
1858 in 1904 and l62616. 134 In 1903
Corn exports for the week are 3,76T, 0S5
bushels. against g. i03 600 last week, All,
20 a year ago. l,sgp 753 In 1901. and S.Sl7
Gr9 I'm 1905. From July ! TO date the eN-
TO- 4T3, 25l in 1905, 3S9IO.2Sl In 1894, and 3l,
s52 34 in 1893
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-03
COMMERCIAL REPORTS.
Dun and Bradstreet Note Encourage
ment for Continued Activity

NEW YORK, March 2.-Dun's Wcck,y
Review OF Trade tomorrow will say;
Prospects are most encouraging for
continued activity In the commercial
world Probably the best news OF tho
week was the prompt response TO Presi-
dent RooscNelts pacific letter to the con-
testing coal interests. Another favor
able report estimated that contemplated
new buildings In this city alone would
consume 10000 tons OF structural steel
while National prosperity Ia eyInced by
the various State reports showing note
worthy gains in savings bank deposits
Dividend distributions In March will also
largely exceed last years. and foreign
commerce at this port for the last week
showed gains of s0tS. 496 In exports and
81, ,2oSiI5 In Imports. as compared with
1905, Commercial failures I'm February
were only S0S In number, against 1ol3 last
year; but liabilities Increased from 50 $50. :
so to SloSo Gig. owing TO n few large
brokerage defaults.
Trading losses were almost 5000 900
less than In 1905. while q small increase
occurred In manufacturing liabilities
Railway earnings I'm February exceeded
last years by 2S.2 per cent. but further
decline occurred in prices OF securities at
tTibuted TO the financial stringency.
Weakness still prevails in the tone OF
the hide markets, although packers en-
deavor to maintain values on seasonablc
lines, so that the better qualities of
spring and summer take off will meet
with good demand.
Commercial failures this week In the
United States are 236. against PIC last
week, 2+l the preceding week and Pas the
corresponding week last year Failures
in Canada number A. against is last
week. SO the preceding week and % laet
year"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-03
WHEAT WEAKENS ON
WEATHER REPORTS
Crop Situation Causes Further
Decline in the Chicago
Grain Market.

CHICAGO, March 2,-Rain and snow
throughout the winter wheat section OF
the United States had a weakening effect
today on the local wheat market. Az the
close wheat for May delivery was off An
"gc. Corn was off sc oats were un-
changed. Provisions were shade 10 15c
higher.
During the first hour OF trading senti-
ment In the wheat pit favored higher
prices, there being a fairly active dc
mand by commission houses and shorts.
A steady market at Liverpool. notwith-
standing the sharp decline hero yester-
day, and of the official forecast of a cold
wave throughout portions OF the West
and Southwest. also encouraged the bulls
Later. however, the effect of the cold
wave prediction was Offset by numerous
reports of n heavy fall OF snow or rain
In the wheat belt. Later In the day the
market became decidedly weak chiefly
because of an optimistic view of tho crop
situation by a trade journal.
The close was weak. at S0hc. which was
tho lowest point OF the day. The net loss
Of the day was A@%c
RANGE OF THE LEADING FUTURES
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-03
[VlREE1 Vl..E',-,, IS
/ AND UNEVEN
,d,ss Rise Over Last
b, but Revival
l Dies Out.
Non SLUGGISH .,,n
{llcEs INDIFFERENT
ks Drop Lower In
N Advances in
ps Issues

march 2.-Todays stock
ALL affair and prices
H. and rather aimlessly'
-seh pressure of liauida,
Ike OF strength was noted
.rt Of the day. But the
n, rbound TO the extent
sriye on prices as that
.,,Ion OF the week, DIS.
.,sc setIon of the market
z 'nI,.nooouragement ,no amongst
=, and Induced q spill
=, ~ nom time TO time.
,nse over last night,
-,,,s gains in the same
nsa prominent In specu-
sss 81 past. Anaconda rose
crsst cs Northern preferred
pusihc 2c, smelling liEc;
s,arde and Colorado fuGi
psr;hc we're down small
/ Ali and Guctuations un-
= secks inclined lower In
In some less prominent
dull and feature
Ia G,sdy, 3hG6 per cent.
"a psr cent; closing bid.
xg.d. 4 per cent tlme
~ and ninety days. ShG
[SSa,hs. 5ad5hc,
n: PAPER. 590H per cent.
p ytak. with actual Dusl-
Nm. at t4S. .IOdiS.i5 for
4, uapG Gl2.5 for sixty
"a rstss. N.Sha4.si and
r-src!sl bills. s:@%; bar
|qrsn dollars, 5ol4c; Gov
.trOpg; railroad bonds
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New York Grain, Etc.

NEW YORK. March 2.-Flour-Rc-
ceipts, 1850, exports. l34co; quiet. Un-
changed. Wheat-Reccipts, 1900, ex-
ports. l27,e5l. Spot. steady. No. 2 red.
S1z. elevator; No. 2 red, Sh, free on
board alloat, No. / Northern, SOY, a1ont
After a steady opening, wheat broke. un
der reports Of rains In the Southeast an
bearish Modern Miller report, and liqui
dalton rallying later on cold weather tax
the market finally turned easy again and
closed hc lower 10 isc higher. May.
Sc e-le667 1-lec. closed s3Ac July s6ss .
S67sc. closed S6isc; September. 5lzdS5TSC.
closed S5i4c
Hops and wool duiet. Hides steady.
Sugar. raw firm: fair refining, 2hG
? l5-l6c; centrifugal. s6 test. 32sd57sc; mo-
lasses sugar, 2&s42 l1-l6c. Refined. steady.
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Omaha.
OMAHA

OMAHA, March 2.-Cattle-RecoIpts,
onSo slow steady, lower; native steers,
81 0ja5 60; cows and heilers. 5000, ,s,s;5o So
"a oI5i ca: calves, S3.OO@6.50i bulls and
'1I5o1gs-Rcceipts. 5000; 5qlOc lower; heavy,
s. 7fqO o5 mixed s. s5g9 90; 90 oiIa llgh6; a. F0'"~
shcepSReceipts. 25OO; best steady others
lover. ycnrIings. IS. .40q5 90: wethers. $. p
T,5 Ga, ewes, $i.50a4 10, limbs. S5.2SaG,3l
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Kansas City.

KANSAS CITY, March 2.-Cattle-Re-
ce.pts. 1000, market. steady; native steers,
On. stockers and feeders, s.. eoQI so: bulls,
e. 2,51a 25. calves. S3oO1G.7O: Western fed
steers. {3. .5Gal580. Western fed COWS G.i6g
Iuoes-Receipts 1000; market. 5aloc low
-. b1,Ik s5 e5lI6 10. heavy S6.loa6l1; pack
ers. G sG0Ga6lo. pigs and lights g. 59gG ,9,,. %,
Shcep-Receipts, 200; steady; I. m m,ur.onS. LOIS
ors SS 166l6O0; fed ewes. s4.25d5D
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LIVE STOCK QUOTATIONS.
Chicago,

CHICAGO. March 2-Cattle-Receipts.
e,6o. market dull: becvcs, s5.9od6 40; cows
"a boiCers 81 .6pq5. 90; stockers and feed
cra 60 75d5. 70; Texas steers. s. 76ui.2o
Hogs-Reccipts. 25,O0O, market lOc lower;
estimated tomorrow, 5000; mixed d. and m.
E,tchers' S. 1916, 20; henyy Sc 20u8 30;
ron,yh heavy. s. 1916 10; light Sc 0Jp6 22l4; ;
pigs S. 1906; bulk Se.lIq6,25,
Sheep-Recelpts, 500: steady; sheep,
s. 75GG 10; lambs, A.iog5.oO
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ST. Joseph.

ST. JOSEPH. Mo, March atlos &aSa5S'sG 81 6S55 g.
HTys'Pd eows and heifers, si6oai.6O; stockers and
Hogs-Rcccpts, $500; G@ioc lower tr oas hls15 ~
'Sbecn-Receipte, 600. steady LAMBS
$3.50.