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FOR THE LOVE OF A GIRL
NounE Man Fatally waund. ui.
succrssfaI Hi'aI sud thea
kili. HimssII

E'y.ls No Nav IS Bctause IA.
ward Kinks - son of Flat Rivers uu-
tcriak'r and hardware dcIc-. hat taken
Mss Ehie Muk,ls rs buggy riding
during The afternoon. Robert Mitchell
30. icwcrman % ihc iBtsrI ckltg switch
here. lhDt him fatally. and Killed him
fe'i a. right % tho Smith hotel.
Miss Eblo wilkins vas loved by both
!onrg men. She accepted the iavdrs
q both impar,lally she "a. clerk ln
E.vlnF gcneul store. AMI r,cI A. the
smiih hotel Rnkc hal forcsml'ci his
u,al Ia an lnviAiiHn 20 tho yuutg
lady 10 80 tugry rdlng
kirkg's coalition Is scrlsus PhyI.
clans declare h. car not rcclysr.
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STOPPED TRAM
A. chatrs orrs. But Ens Had
Already Jumped 70 HIs Death

sonsu' Ey MAY q Scott Cli
'oue 20 n,s city rar.assf GA Q .
g rrs't Tn'a 80 20. south hound.
m,' death iv jumping from DTS engine
cab thinking h.s engine vas destined
20 'a.. over NHF river bridge neat %
ito h.ghe' un h' &C ROAD I0hn
C0.rsr heal brakeman. Who va IN
hr cab 1.'h GUloTIr ar5 nmrsi.
anl HDa lrH l1 q critical condition IN
,ho hospital Jafi 'f'l-r reaching tie
bridge ho front abes'a o' ,hr eurias
Jumped Goo 'n.s gU.-g.s uiaiins
'hrr Vas no chance 'o ay. DE 'a..
lum.od However 'te engineer an ~
second engine rngg.l 'hc train joe,
h'1rH % hf 'te bridge GU,yler
hvmar ruol lr ne tot aul aas not
Injured
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ri.,sier ,IIaIrs Ir,e nI,,,.

Fort William, ont. MAY ss-The
ogil,ie companys grain elevator here
started to slide into the river during
the nlsht and Il ls considered impossl.
be 10 save a. Displacement uf the
pile foundation a believed tn have
ben the cause ~ the collapse II the
tulldlnE Men have teen working all
day 10 sa,e the erain. ~ which there
ere l5oUoo bushels Se,en,y.nye or
eighty p,r cent q Il can te saved. az
the bins remain intact The total loss
on The elevator ssd oonieais 10 Csii.
mated q, tss0.Ooo.
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killed IN Wreck
NEAR THE DEPOT
BACKING TRAIN LEAVES TRACK
IN YARDS AT LOUISVILLE,
KENTUCKY.
EIGHT LIVES LOST
FIFTEEN OTHERS HURT
FianEe On wheel Droke, Throwing
Cars Into a Freight Train-Re-
ported Every Passenger In the
smoker Was kiIisd-scNrraI Jni-
denttnrd.

Louisville. Ky. May ss-An inbound
passcrrer traln from Knoxville. Tenn.
on the Louisville & Nashville railr1ad.
was derailed q Seventh and Hili
streets. Monday. a. q was backing
through the yards INTO the Louisville
union station.
Eight persons we're Killed and Il or
rs were injured. one q them probably
fatally.
Amorg the dead are Howard ~ Cole
man. 4 salesman u Stanford XIV. and
William Prulti. % Lebanon. KY. the
oycrssr u Rauoy's stock farm
Ail In smoker kilied.
There ac seven uniientihsd toilcs
az one undertaking tahlishmcnt. and.
according 20 Co'oner Harris Kelly. they
are 50 badly mangled that Il will be
some time before their names car be
loarnedd.
All of those Nl'ed ne, death In the
smoker ard LAY coach Il Is reported
that every pc71n IA the smoker vas
Killed
Omc.als ot ne LolIFyll'e a Nssh,Il'
say cisht persons vcrc KILLED ard a
number injured. but that thy hal no,
learned the names ~ any of the dead
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SPANISH ROYALTY
IN AUTO PARADE

Maird May - The feature of Mon.
days Festivities Ia honor u tho we'd.
t,ng u klug Al'sasp O. Prrrrss Vie.
iurla a. the Spi1iatls term Princes
Era ~ na,ienlrfg. was an automobile
rataie In which a ROYAL party p,rticl.
psi'l Two hundred cara beautifully
decorated With ruayrs sni Hara and
allied with prr''y women In ray cua.
iumct ica.ci through the street,
which Vcc packed With b.! DAY
crowds
ut rafs rs ne royal pilaro King Al.
fo1ao rfirr.u Chiri.s anI Ferdinand
sri it' lrftr'a ial.I i1.rsi tt. prl.
ctr.rr tts titE a6i prirorr irlyias
her uen ears To t.u,r uas IN the
haf'p rsaJr whore pr.ryees Victoria
reviewed 'tr parade
The arsi notable aJ' ~ Princess Ena
slice her arrival IN Spain 10 benms the
bride Of KRIS Alfonso XIII. has been
10 lnavoc The Nns W pardon Fernando
Ltvera. Who vas n3cmnsi 10 death
after an exciting trial The dramatic
c.teuuf'an'os under Witch pardon vas
riNcn a. tte condemned man was go
its 10 'hr ril'ovs attracts widespread
attention and further auFmcnts the
popularity u Princes. Hna
There vrre remarkable sr,ncs q, r,.
ioicirE The iosrs.pcOple formed a
riyo'siUu aud sans the praise. II their
queen tote Tho p,oplc ~ Madrid
aao hishll approve the priuvrss hu.
mare Intervention ami the nevspapsr,
comment upon the coming queens hrs,
act as bsiuE one u mercy
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Grand Opera at Home

Grand opera at home via your ,eie-
phone receiver is a New England and
New York scheme. A central power
plant is TO be established whcrefrom
music by electricity Is TO be trans.
mitted through telephones TO tae
houses Of the subscribers. A tat
terry OF alternaiors is to to Installed
which will transmit musical eiet.ri al
waves and these are ADJUSTED to ~
many different vibrations as tie
strings Of piano. To play the iustru-
ment a plano keyboard Is used. lac
pressing Of a key will operate a twitch
which will close the circuit leading "a
the altcrnators adjusted 20 prodpc,
the note that the riano string would
produce. But the note will be sound.
ed In the ear Of the operator from "a,
battery itself. The vibrations will b,
communicated 20 the main wires. which
will transmit them through branch
wires TO the other end Of the tele.
phones. There the note will BE- SQUAD
ed. one Of these receiving telephones
will be connected with the operator 3,
that he will knoV how his playinl
sounds to all others connected wiil
the main wires. The receiving tc'c
phones will be h'tsd with a mesa
phuncllke device warranted W carr!
the notes through the RON as well al
an organ would, The yoodWind. bras
and string tones " the orchestra az
easily produced by mixing the require
hafmonios In the required proportions
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iiiiapi. ie,,., ra,,l.r.

Mo mIngton. 40 May y Letter
carriers u Illinois. the Era,.mi,el
servants of unJlo Sam. vili assemble In
ElFiu. "Wednesday. May ao ir their
sieh'h annual ont,entiUn Every CITY
ln The state with a ffya deliver, ssrv
lcr vi' 10 rprFuied. while Chicago
VII ssrd o-, d,.eriie fUr each icl
oariien TIE 6lsin associations ha.
aftang'd an elaborate programme for
tbs ssiyra nmeE, VI tbs ,lil,ofa
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GUS GIVEN COULTER,
Exstat. Auditor Of Kentucky, Died at
His Home In May'eld.

MayAcld. Ky. May &c Gus Given
Coulter eNstato auditor ui Kentucky
died at his home In this city Friday
morning after an illness Of two weeks
Of lnaammatory rheumatism h'
leaves o widow and four children. h''
tie. Amelia. Augustus and Claude lh"
funeral services viii hc held SATURDAY,
morning at hts residence They VII
be conducted by Elder A 5 Petty
pastor ~ the MaynCld First Baptist
church. Mr. Coulter was ono o' ih'
best known men iu ,hr state ~ Ken
tucky For q number oi years De hal
been prominent In democratic polite.
throughout the state. and was known
as well IN tho Rluo Grass and even 20
the mountains as in he frst district
where he spent bis lie For years ho
held the once ~ state auditor AMI
was one of the most popular ufhDHl.
NJ the capital a, The time ~ hIs rc
tircmcnt from public me-. little over
year ago. he was beginning lo Zee
effects of 40 health. which caused h,u
n sever completely bis connection
with public Affairs and retro 'u hr
home In May0oli H!s retirement "a.
regretted by large circle ~ po.iIca
as well as personal friends thruIshou
the state During the campaign u
William Gocbcl for governor ana 'h'
trouhlous times following The election
he was one oi The strongest supporter
~ Gochcl llc was born a' Hri,u.
burg. IN Marshall county ky Augu.
l5 1861. and vss d som ui ihc ia'
Claude G Coulter Who aas uu'ci o.
his DAY as politician. scholar lu
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WITH 20 KNIFE WOUNDS
tifsi~s. Bsar % rsiasatia-d ttaita n
Feuaa o. Nseaat Tot -
nFsektfn.

New Yo,k. MAY sS-The lfe'ets bci,
Of ss unidentdsi italian with ~ cuts
and stab wounds upou u vas found To-
a vacant loi IN an unsettled portion %
Brooklyn Monday,
The polce bei've that rascnra was
the motive Of the murder. A. a small
sum of money sn8 q watch was found
IN the victims tockeis.
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RETIRED MERCHANT
o.s' From or,' Over iss Hyy,,Iov,
Death ~ Ht son.

Louisville kr So. o. A IHua
man. a. retired marglH' ~ yJau obs.
'.ri UrN Thursday morning Un
Affections vrro heart trouble Irrgry.
uI'' over ite mysterious auI tragic
death .' h.s su1 ia chicago year Az.
injuries received iu "a 70 { q train
wreck ''n years aFn. from vh'ch 10
never 'uI'T recovered auI "a 'a.l seven
months asu which fractured DIE skull
W" a. survived lg seven daughters
Gri''.uf over 'ho death - tef sdn.
Fireman James r1..rk Wr Caiusflas
'nsrs as'I 90 E.ars tl'l a. midnight
0' "a 'rtr1 heart Jane, Cls.g lisi
RECENTLY ~ rE..rHsIHr
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JUST FOR FUN
The Judge Soaked the Attorney Again
For Giving Him the IA IA"

Georgetown. Ky. Nav 20 IN tho
5000 slanlcr case ~ Mrs Frank
Thompson ys J G n Scbrse the 40
icndani former county prosecutor.
pleaded HE own oauHe. losing by n
verdict ~ ii.OOO During cfussy,am.
iuaiiou Sehrce vas nuei 81 i0r com
tempt oi court. and when hc rayo tho
ha ba' judge Stout added another
nuc "iust ior fun Tho suit vas
caused by chargc ~ perjury entered
by The defendant Ia iopuslUUua over a
lind Illn
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DOUBLE LYNcHlNo
Planned n the AssalanN ot Mrs
Moor, A., Caught

NJ Sterling Ky. May q Rascum
Perkins and Bert Nickel. young men
charged with orlmlualy asaulilug
Mrs prcss Moor In Wolfe county.
we're found by officers. hut escaped In
the aitknes near Torrent and atc
s,ill AZ large 4 large posse o. scarJh.
Ink the mountains Tor them and lynch.
Ina is feared, a. the horrible crime
has aroused Tho mountain psopl, 10 a
frenzy. Tie young woman is lu a dan
gctous condition. but will recover
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London ky MAY - The laurel
uun'y guni Jury returned felony In.
dio'm'n'F as follows Ilarye, nnss
~. lNl Nicholson and oscar Wilbur,
for shooting AMI vouniinF Sam ROB
'r's malicious shooting Charlie uaf
n"'i vouu'Ius With aaH'y vcapan
Willie Hall snui Auyuy Matt nun
dy. hou.rhfaEIHr
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Dispatches irom piorre. 3 d. toll
Of the high winds and dust storms
John Carlson's farmhouse Nas BON.
barded by potatoes during the dus,
storm and c,ery pane ot glass on the
southeast side broken out The h!eh
winds after denudIng a neld recently
planted to po,sy,cs lifted the tubsrs
themsel,es and hurled them ,irlsn'iy
through the sir
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louisvills Tobacco.

toulNllls. May 25-Thc matkc, WA
strong and active Thursday ~ tho
l57 hhd Offering. i1g hhds vcrc bur.
Icy and a. hhds. dark Prices ~ the
hurley ranged from $3.50 10 5000. an
unusually hirh prices Tho dark prices
RANGED from sass 90 sT2O
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DISGUISED As NEGRO WOMEN
Robbers Er,sr,d Candy s,or, q, Is.
lns,on and Assaulted Proprietor.

Lexington Kr May ~ Disguised
as negro vuuea robbers entered he
confectionery store Friday night con
du,t,i Dos s Guhbuus m Maxwell
street ana assaulted ne rrupri,'uf
ana ran uu' ui'h hc cash drawer
'f.htuns as,i Nn wears. vaa s1lous
N injured Tho robbers. assisted by
c"ni'd"a'''. 'scapyi abl femala AZ
large
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SAYS BISHOP is "
dtHistsT 'bsras. Ipi,ss,,I.
ap 81 Iun Dc tasNal
iisFssr

M.lvhutcc $50 uy j
Bishop Grafton FT,
u hlgh church ~ O.. sal
vest h~rcf. I,n- A.,
by Rev WiHlam N-r s q
ivrv from a Ur "a
takv chars u' $50 Th.t 3
most exclusive E.
'hs SAFE
- Iaila a
IL susta ned lH hs .....H
bis paf.Aursra
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81, Louis. May 2l-Mrs NJ Flynn.
n Lafayette avenue Louisville
Ky woman who has lived ia 81
louis only three weeks. slapped a man
who made advances toward her. near
h,r home. knocked his ha, on and told
him what she thought ot Ma conduct.
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Fusion Watson Nup,,sl,

Lexington. ~ MAY 90 A romano.
extending over a p.f.DI of several
years with one ui ihs principals Boz
k"n'urky and another In Montana
Nas eliminated hero On ih. marriage
~ " " Funston county ftD6i u.
r'r.n''uiru' ot u,ll oouny and Miss
Sara Watson. " U,leralr Mon,
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Quits the Southern.

Louisville, Ky, MAY % Richard ]
Curran. assistant general trylght agent
u the Southern railway. has rendered
his resignation. 20 become effective
on June !, AZ which tImc be- vui br
come gcnsral aFcnt Of The y, e a S.
!. road. With headquarters here
With headquarters here.
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Louisville. Ky. Nav % Tho Louis.
VILE Mutual Protective association. tct.
ter known a. the saloon kcypcr'
league, which is made up Of an ihs
retail liquor dealers Of the city. At a
mcriing decided to resist the order oi
the mayor 10 close saloons on sunday
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Lexington. Ky, MAY 2e-A heavy
rain o., midnight. app 'aring 10 be rrn
eal In Central Kentucky. breaks ~
seyeresi drought al this time Of yeai
since 1861 Damage done CEREALS IL
extensive
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c.- 1o.n i Ho.
Die
ILLINOIS COAL STRIE
IS NEAR TIl

Ch.caFo Nav o., ID
sai0u afc Htry '. s'.
uIrcr fuiAf 10 fa. W
uc meeting ~ 'H
tr. ~ The ii'lf NsHr
ton M0riay ll,-H. f n
hnt sHaegrg g f.s' ~ur|
lUu.c from Dol Asrrrrr
cert Nth other HH -a 4
states and a5i Hl.f 's t1 4
li la authof''iV,f H
means a fritisurr -a
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Lexington. Ky, May % n,u Nor.
ey' TIE prisoner who va' Killed while
trying To escape trum the North Caro-
hna rcniicu'lary, Ia not known In mi,
city, though In bis dya,hbcl confession
h" in'lmaici that be- belonged in we'll.
known Lexington family
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Newport, Ky. NAV 90 judge A 3.
h"rN d'ry'ci Cl,rk " schwartz 10
cuicr an order removing Conrthous. /.
Commissioner J u Gauicl. Of New.
PORT and Joseph novcn VI n,,,o,.
and appointed In their stead s n.
stewart llo gave no r,aon
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llopklns,illc. Ky. Nav as.-ns !,
hacco plant bCds u J. NJ and r. N
llarnei ot falf,iov, were sctaped on
About 37O yards were DESTROYED Tht
makes six such ou,raE,s ia tAs last 4,
lours.
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NEWS ITEMS BRlETlI

Fruit ard msrtsf u-.ti
rrIy ~ uIt,- i
frum Saufia, ta
Gurnu puiffr irH f
uAflUtaI taut ~ rftr h
arrested chafr,i s.
D.u % tts hluk f#.
Charles " G, f.. r
cashier - thc D.a H
probate oaff hss poo.
a.icrsd cmtsrilu,.f " So
T.fe that tsruV,
lus.us-s property .a
J.U rusra 'U ga a,a
L,is. vtlth. h.as1,f raf =
uurug lrI1T na "
storm a. Green, Na
en- a.vsyHtUarf.
down Much lAmta aa.
Iu ttr vicinity
The clerical voft r or.
no a. Twt Ifatsus Be- -
ite hands 0i former hat.f
IA t.stiH,t fisslirs sac
| bankers ~
Jacob nOttgl'sr hs.'
nearly q quarter ~ q ,'. :
/ t,uisut % P.ur Grove
| Tribes llul. y y .e'H.
grave b. uas A. e.rs e ii'
Thirty four Ind ,'m,.' 40
budss companies have s's y
the Allen county lu'.H ri
is Allsg,d th,t by u'H
CHARGED from thr,e '' Owe
pfppef prices ior ti.'sr'
Rob-u Williams t.r'
q, n.oomltriUn Ind " t
| Collins a ouuftw.Itu '
cnicntti O. Ne .uI
rushed n 20 he r,uirr.N
N fearing mob vo.rr,r .'
ure 90 Impose he seat.
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Frankfort, Ky, May ss-The cour,
OF appeals reversed the rase OF II. NJ
Nelson against G n Crawford. fum
Newport, AMI ordered a r,,rlal Of IN,
case. Nelson sued 10 rcoyrr m, hal
ancc on a real estate sale and a A
murrrr was sustained 10 his p.,liion
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N.r .ra rreti..n ~, N--

Sterling. lll. Ma, .s
va kllsd. ua,Id al la
v,r- stunuci ari Ne
tya boli u ilFa,r'rs a'
the tau,tti uf Pt..g i''
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onion juice is said 10 be a care or
appendicitis That disease gill prob.
ably now cease 10 he either fishion.
able or Interesting
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uu,u.u N,b Nsy -
is To he ifstlins p.-i a.
state suUv iu jl, li,'
ffalr
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at-.ss .sa nss-.sl. ,ri,I.ralr

Athens. MAY zS-Ths Greek eo,vn.
uent has decided 10 break on iipl -
maiic relations With R01mari,. ovlre
TO the latter s5unfys eipa.si0a Of
Cgesks
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THE MARKETS
NDNHN W.
gtats ssa t'Faststup'

MNH# = 7.
GsaIs ssd r'.,'''"''
~ louis - flgur rai..
ether stadss LFutF Y.r
e.HGsr Iarn ~
at.uaF tiaN NH ,...
uIftn lari yhri,r sirfm 1
STANDARD MEGA ileia .sitti
Chyi,r steam. 30
isNuisc Efs ttrsh. 'si
'rvamtfhs kuar II
tnaianapous Wheat ~
~. Nv. i -. NJ 4 s
live stssk Wake" u
n, Louis cattle ils'i VI
steers = ssna " anuih hfiN vt.Ih
ttn. rtotkrfa ani ivriltfh Ill.
UV. hsifsfa n 100 ia ht' -
market Itik bulk ~ -
Ehsgu Nations aud ml ted
lambs atd ysatllnah tes q
tna,.p.p,it. - cattle DO 4
stssfs. d N1sst NUes ~ A. st.t.
lf .iii, a .,s,iium AMI Wihf. -
Fhssp Nuiiuns uest - Il tH
D. oeas -. choice NyailinH. ...I
Chifaso cattle psst ,ai,'. .
atug stfs aud tssdsft. > ~ Ntf,.H
hrltyts, 3 lpti htt,l b (.
ssS,sip au,,eS.' . no5as y 'an.'
- B
kansas vitv=CAttls Nau, 3.
ut IS. stc tefs anl ie'7i.'. ID. - D..
,oss ani htifrrs. 9 90. t
lrfa. = nee 81 hsaNh5
o. itHaN sheep Muit t
| Catten.
Quotations fcf miiihnf - y
loss Nd Louis itArI NHs ~.
'Asmshls. nsc. Nsu ofisans
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IIliOl

at $
Iron
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Quotations fof middhnf y.
loss NJ t.nuis. iiNrl NJ ne
AsmBl,4s. mAc. Neu ofitah@
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-01-16
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARRET
Foreign weather Bsd-DsrestiC Cash
Demand Good.
GROWING sULllsH FEELING IN WHEAT
Despite Unfsver.bie Conditions for
Movement, Corn Market IL Easy
Oats on I'm sympashy-IIver-
pool Grains Higher.
OMAHA. Jan. is. 1yOe.

OMAHA. Jan. is, 1yO6
Ihere was general bullish feelihg in
wheat, the main factors being wet weather
for the crop in the united provinces of
inula. Calcutts IL reported to have bought
Australian wheat; The cash situation at
Minneapolis and better flour demand, as
sisted the bulls. The opening was &c higher
IN May and the market was steady around
al s5ssaS6se, and september at Sc.
although weather Is unfavorable for
movement and grading Of corn. sellers were
weak The opening was a shade higher
and prices were around yesterdays tik dres
onsa Non when further easiness dey s
and September at 45hc.
In sympathy with corn, oats were easy.
fair domestic and export demand. May
CLOSED at &c, July at @&sc and September
Clearances were ss1. 900 blu. of corn, $500
bu; of wheat, and 5000 bbls. Of flour.
Primary wheat receipts were 1,l6S,O0O bu.,
and shipments. 10000 bu;, compared with
ments of $4,000 bE. Corn ySceipts were
$4,000 bu. and shipments $4,000 bu., against
receipts last year Of $4,000 bu. and ship
=, Liverpool closed I'D higher on wheat and
sd higher on corn.
Minneapolis messages say mills start up
generally today, with shipping directions
coming much better, for flour. Another
message me says outside orders are absorbing
the May wheat at Minneapolis.
Worlds shipments OF wheat last week
were s,65s,Ooo bushels, against $1,000 bush
els the previous week and 7,232,0O bushels
last year. Corn shipments were 5,6o6,V
bushels, against 6, S65, 900 the previous week,
passage decreased $50, 900 bushels, corn on
passage decreased $4,000 bushels.
Omaha Cash sales.
WHEAT-No. 3 hard, cars, nc; No.
mixed. car, nc; no grade, car. 7Sc; No.
hard. ] car, 70c.
CORNING. 3, / car, 3Slc; No. 4. / car,
37lfc
Omaha cash Prices.
WHEAT-No. 2 hard, 7SQs011c; No.
hard, 7oQ75c; No. spring. 751zq7Sc; No.
spring, 73d76c.
grade, 35d36c; No 3 yellow. 3s1tq3S%c; No.
3 white, 1884, Q391kc. .r.
oATS-No. 9 mixed, 2s11g2sAc; No. 3
white, 291kc; No. 4 white. 28%Q29kc.
RYE-No. 2, &c; No. 3. tohc.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-01-16

SHEEP. Receipts were large on paper
TINS morning, some thirty cars being re-
leading, AS matter of fact, fourteen
cars out OF that number came in Sunday
ana went out the same evening, being only
halted here for feed and rest. They were
mostly Colorado lambs and were consigned
through to some eastern point. That left
only about FOURTEEN cars for the market
today. which was very. light run for
MONDAY. light run, though, was just
what every one was wanting, as the mar
ket was in need of a breathing spell to
recover from last weeks excessive re-
ceipts.
With light receipts in sight this morning
and with storm raging that gave promise
OF interfering with shipments during the
next lew days to come. buyers were out
early. intent upon picking up as many loads
as possible while they we're to be had.
For this reason the market was active and
little stronger than last week. Some
stun sold at considerably better advantage
than II would have done the latter part
OF last week. At the same time other mar
ket points were reported lower, so that
shippers must understand that the strength
was due entirely to light receipts today
and the fear that they would be stlll lighter
tomorrow on account OF the heavy storm.
AS Will be noted from the sales below. the
pest lambs here were good enough to bring
$3.50, with top yearlings at s625, old wethers
IS so.
Shippers must use good Judgment now IL
ever in the marketing of their stock, as .hc
future OF the market is almost entirely de-
pendent upon the supply. If this can be
Kept within bounds and gluts avoided there
Is no reason for fearing a bad market
quotations for fed sheep and lambs
as follows: Good TO choice lambs Colo
RADIOS, 81 8q7 80; westerns, y7.ooq75O; year
tia al seocge;2S; western yearlinss' $500
Quotations for feeder sheed and lambs:
Good feeding lambs, $5.75d6.6O: yearlings,
A15qe 40; wethers. - $1,000 ewes, s3759
A frer
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-01-16
Metal Market.

NEW YORK, Jan. 15.-METALS-Th
London tin market was a little lower, with
spot closing at e1s7 los. or a decline OF Is Sd,
and futures at Gl67 los. or los lower. The
local market was dull and a shade lower at
S36. 756S7.25, the decline rejecting buyers
rather than sellers views Copper wns
lower in the English market also, with spot
closing at G76 ISIS Cd and futures at fI7
12s Cd. Locally there is still some talk Of
China resales, but the general market is
unchanged. with lake and electrolytic
quoted at SIS. T6119.00 and casting at $1s.371AG1
ls.S71.. Lead was 2s cd lower at e1G lbs in
London. Locally the market was shade
easier on spot, with quotations ranging
from $50 to SS.75. Spot was lower in Lon
don, closing at e&- The local market was
quiet and unchanged at $6.50al6.G GO. Iron was
lower abroad, with standard foundry quoted
at 52s 10d and Cleveland warrants at SIS.
The local market was unchanged No. l
foundry northern is quoted at $lST5G19.3;
No. foundry northern Sls3qlS.S5; No. l
foundry southern. SiS50dlS.15; No. 2 foun-
dry southern, SIS 00qlS,25.
ST. Louis. Ian. 5.-METALS-Lead.
quiet. s5.s0d5s0 Spelter, weaker. 3652lz.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-01-16
EareiRn Financial.

LONDON. Jan. 15.-Money was in good
demand in the market today, Discounts
were firmer. The Bank OF England in order
to arrest the decline in its reserve is re-
ported to be taking money OF the market
Trading on the Stock exchange opened
cheerful and prices remained quietly steady.
Consols were firm at the opening, support
ing kindred securities, but closed with a
dull tendency. Americans opened dull. rail-
lied to slightly over parity and dropped
later on proflt-taking. Union Pacific was
weak. Prices improved in spots during the
last hour. but closed dull and irregular.
Foreigners were quiet Russians weak
ened. japanese and Peruvians were firmer.
Japanese imperial Is of 1904 were quoted at
102%.
BERLIN, Jan. 15.-Trading on the bourse
today was dull and light, and prices were
slightly weaker. Influenced by political con-
siderstions and the higher rate for call
money
PARIS. Jan. 15.-7Prices on the bourse
opened firm and then reacted owing to
some anxiety relative TO the outcome of the
Moroccan conference. Russians were weak.
Russian imperial As were quoted at 81. 80
and Russian bonds OF 1904 at 4s7.