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Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-14
STAR CROMWELL is UNDER ARREST
Man who Contracted BIE Auto Bill
Abandons His Guests

Man Who Contracted BiE Auto Bill
Abandons His Guests.
Star Crowell IL behind the bars OF the
city jail on a charge Of vagrancy. but
more serious one may be placed against
his name today. Crowell essayed the role
of full-blooded sport Saturday. He went
across the river to Omaha where he hired
big automobile and engaged the services
of a chauffeur. the driving OF an auto
was an unknown science to him. with
another man and three women he toured
the surrounding country for about ten
hours, finally reaching this city. where
Crowell claimed TO be stopping at the Og-
den hotel Crowel It is said. was to pay
$50 for the auto and the services Of the
chauffeur When the chauffeur deemed it
was about time to return to Omaha Crowel
ordered him TO drive to the Ogden hotel
where he said he had 500 in the safe keep
ing Of the clerk.
Arriving at the hotel Crowell aliEhted
saying he would be out in few minutes
The minutes grew many and the chauffeur
decided to investigate. Inquiries showed
that Crowell did not have any funds
there and what was more was not
even registered guest at the place In
vestigation showed that Crowell on enter
ing the hotel assembled to the first floor
where he succeeded in making his way
from a rear window to the roof of one
story extension and from there to West
Pierce street.
The chauffeur drove at once TO police
headquarters where he filed a complaint
against Crowell, who was located and
taken into custody yesterday afternoon by
Detective Weir Crowel is we'll known
to the police as he was born and raised in
Council Bluffs. His only effects when
searched at police headquarters consisted
OF a number of letters and a set Of dice.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-14

Neapolitan ice cream, sOc a brick. L
Mucci, the ice cream man. Tel. 36L
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-14

Folding and reclining gocarts. d. W. KEEL
Ter, lOS South Main.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-14
CENTRAL FLoUR-s1.I5.

We have just what you are looking for
in framed and unframed pictures. C. B.
p, o. & G. Co.. Merriam Blk, our new
location.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-14

Porch and lawn furniture. D. W. Keller,
iOS South Main.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-14

Summer school Western Iowa college
May. June. July. August New classes on
Monday.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-14

'1n the springtine" everybody cleans
house: housekeepers are always on the
lookout for some agent to lessen this
arduous duty. "old Dutch cleanser chases
dirt" For a free demonstration see Nc
Atee's show windows
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-14

Quick Meal gasoline stoves. The new
process. They never explode. See them
operated. Swaine & Mauer, 336-S3s Bway
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-14

Twenty Per Cent Discount.
Sale on jardiniers this week at w. A.
Maurer's
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-14
FORECAST OF THE WEATHER
Scattered showers and Thunder
storms and Cooler in Nebraska
TOday-FaIr Tomorrow.

WASHINGTON, May 13.-Forecast of the
weather for Monday and Tuesday
For Iowa and Mssouri-Showers and
thunderstorms and cooler Monday; Tues
day, fair, except showers in east portion.
For Wyoming and Coorado-Fair Mon
day and Tuesday.
For Montana-Scattered showers Monday
and Tuesday. warmer.
FOR south Dakota-Rain Monday, cooler
IN east and central portion; Tuesday, fair
and warmer.
For Nebraska and Kansas-Scattered
showers and thunderstorms with cooler
Monday; Tuesday, fair and warmer.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-14
Local Record.

OFFICE OF THE WEATHER BUREAU,
OMAHA, May l3.-Ohlcial record of tenn
perature and precipitation compared with
the corresponding day of the last three
years; 1906 1905 1904 1903.
Maximum temperature , 70 65 90 6S
Minimum temperature m 65 81 40 b5
Mean temperature ....... 20 60 46 50
Precipitation ............... 90 .55 .OS
Temperature and precipitation departures
from the normal at Omaha since March /,
ana comparisons with the last two years:
Normal temperature ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 81
Excess for the day ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Q
Iotal denciency since March 1........... 81
Normal precipitation .............. IA inch
deficiency for the day ............ IA inch
Total rainfall since March IT,. G. 10 inches
Dehciency since March l ........ is inch
deficiency for cor. period in 1905. 81 inch
deficiency for cor. period in 1904. L .O9 inches
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-14

Wall paper! Wall paperl Wall paper!
Berwick, al South Main street. can suit
you the best Of any man in town in wall
paper. Tel. $50. Call him up
New-York tribune., 1906-10-19
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

New York October Is 1906.
doss SE 2s as
obbn sales af at y @ 7S E SO Dot plenty S on III the and
arrive at S2 70 Scotch PEGS in demand ana firm: We
medium S9o5S DC peer esF i5s iS65 s5oSs aS
S 90 REQ Kaney sZ 4VgS 40 40 black turtle 81 20
Ss5 So GRN PEAS %d ssSoh h. 81 25 ' California 70
dsvsd o7 e buyers
9ns some fTFthsF M rise bought stock ahead and the
the oa ch9m9ge m q tubs sxtTa creamery at
and % tubs held, 2634c. The Quotation Com
a5ns the oa @ but he bS5ges & o 3
ots going a higher tOF LINES hmsy ancy Th
g 3 pissd at 2S 3D. and that price bid
N So'e per p
90 at sts 4q 2t926c e9a d2 seconds IS 2@2 thirds laa39
21q23o dairy tubs fresh fancy 25926ac; do frss
2i do r. ] o % thirds aa2s
2G; DO frstS Is5s9ZCc DO seS9pds 1sq19c; do thirds
&dSS 90 7TG 40 go Pa9Eng stock No lso; do
today ses boxes Trading
fq ehe aad PRICES 'Se Sd saa small % 4Oea fun
fhsess not as m sT & as AM but prices held about
ply work9g fairly 70 hons trade dealers. but
e Ivp"o cable e2 for cooea ana EXITS f & generally
We quote State fui % cream small fancy 1aAo do fair
good s{Ao 90 half al faf stim. to
sa Prime Pss ssP @ sood tSsaS SssS Do 10 oo 8aas
i EdsRsceipts to-day T. i2s cases Arrivals ara
.s and 1sss nd Is asou oRf .eSd all
grades OF fresh gathered very slow and bers is
burdensomA accumulation OF them some OF which a.
going into storage rather than accept prices obtar
abs on forced Rergerators moving fairly
second hands. but trade In the wholesale market
quiet. goods freely offered We quote: State
Pennsylvania and nearby. selected white. fancy sod
G3c do choice 3Oa31c DO common to good, 1a2sc; do
Q27c: do undergrades 2O92+c; do Western selected
finest 2Gc do irss 25o Official quotation 24jSq25c1
do seconds 23924o: do thirds 19d2o; dirties i5aS6c
checks 1Z1ec refrig April packed 2lQ23I1e o
MAY 2GG55llc; later packings. 1sa2f1ac; lined ai
Q23c
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. in heavy supply and meet
ing Eood outlet at prices steady for onoice
Cunces barely nteady Pluns Very few peachN.
arriving Grapes plenty selling we'll Canbefries in
active demard and higher. Muskmeons In light supply
Pineapples weak and lower. Oranges selling slowly IN
less fancy Grapefruit dull We quote APPLES iona
than per double head bbl. 81 504S4 90; McIrtosh
s. 5Og$4 do Wealthy and Alexander, So 50d$S 90 10
Gano, ~ 50G So Gravenstein s2QS2 I5 Twenty
Ounce 81 75ds2 %: Maiden Blush S24s2 so: do Fail
Holland Pippin s2a$2 75 90 Yerk Plppin s2as2 5o
cabashow and RIB Pippin 81 5oQ$2; do King Ren
ing 81 5OqS2 25 do common s9s2: in bulk per bbl
measure 75sqSI so; do CRABAPPLEs, t2gsB so;
PEARS Bartlett per Dbl 81 5Oas5 bO per kes 81 90
So do fecke per bb s2S4 80 do per keg s1GsI 75 do
BeIIre Bose. per bbl. 81 5OGsi do Beurre C1argeau
35a$2 75 Beurre d'Anjou 81 75fs2 50 sheidon
S2Ts3; Duchess S29s2 50 do Flemish Beauty 75D
So 2a; do Bonne 81 75a$2 b0 do Lawrence s:h
s. 80 do Vicar wakefield s. GoG52 do Kieffer 81
aSi 10; 10 basket 25sIoc do common. Dbl SIG
81 90: OUNCES. per bbl. sagS4 90; PLUMS. Danson
Is s-ib basssL tQ4d0si % 1xpps. seafs9si FEASHEA
New-York tribune., 1906-10-19
OTHER mARKErs-sY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago, Oct. 1s.-cATTI.E-Reoepts. about 1S. 600
s. s0 common to good s5@s6 e5 cows 50 1854 helfers
ers and feeders 81 25Ss4 so. Hods-Rsoeipts. about
21 600 head: to 30 higher; choice heavy
shipping SO 65G$6 622i light butchers. s6 50Gs6 eOi
choice light So 45S6 55: light mixed. Sc 30S6 40; pack
ing SIS 5Ogs6 40 pigs So 25Gs6 Is. sHEEP-Receipts.
about % 900 head steady;
sheep. s4 50Gs5 75 yearngs. So 5ogse 25 lambs SEQ
81 60
fair good shippers s. 5og$5 80; conlmen S2gs2 o.
East Buffalo; Oct 1s-CA ,I5-RssePJs 125 head:
ass rs; butchers 81 4o9S5 so yEadsaReceiPts. 100
eepts $500 head sowi pigs steady others 6g1oe wer
roughs IS 1895 co. Saires. Sc 256ss so SHEEP AND
LAMBS-Receipts 600 head; sheep active and steady
lambs slow and 5q15o lower; Ia lambs So 25gs7 So
Kansas City, Oct. iS-CATTLE-R IL 600 head,
including 800 southerns market steady choice export
g Western steers ss 5o9s5 g, sookers and feeders
$29s2 co. nntiye $29Ss 5' nasye hesTs s. 500
SsPts 900 head market 9. ssady top 50 s5 bulk q
se b; pigs and light, s. I5GsS Is sIEEP-Reesipts
81 49, and yearlnss. 81 5OdS5 80: Western year.
nes So 25dS6 S5 Western sheep. 81 5$5 25: stockers
and feeders. SO 1895 so
New-York tribune., 1906-10-19
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

New York October IS. 1000.
BEBvEs-Receipts were cars. or 1s4 head all f1r
tina market No trading IN live cattle Feeling dull
s5 expected be sale at Jersey CITY
Friday Dressed beef fair demand for good ana
choice quality common and medium beef slow. Liver
pool and London cables unchanged No Hhipuents
OF live cattle dressed beef to-day and mono reported
for Friday a.
CALVFS-Receipts part late yesterday were e4I
head Including 46 FOR ths market. and with the stale
stock there ware 100 head In the pens FOR sale
Veas were duh and limited demand with an easier
feeling Westerns wanted and there ware no saIes
grassers reported to-days market Common %
good vea!s sold b04SS 100 70 few choice 40 az
IS so: and calves at 50 o0u$i: dressed saves
at 50 5Oa$i calves quiet and weak al og5o per
ID for city dressed and 7g12c for country dessec
6ales-W r. Huma II veals, $50 10 average a% - 90
per 100 10; li5 do l62 10 IS; do 5et TO- AZ S''
do 900 n ct SO bO ioS 10. at So: = DO ITO 10 at
IS. .o
George s. l. 8 Dnienbacs; veal 1870 ~. at SIS; DO.
lST n. a 10S 70, at ~; co, SV 10.
at 81 80; 8 do 30 10, at s3 so. .-.o , =, 90 -,
at 50 so " ''''
SHEEP AND LABiBS-Recepts. 20 cars or 4'o4s head
including 81 cars for slRueh terers ana loiE lor the
market making with stale stock held over yeatruay
"a sale Sheep almost nominal lahinh IN
very limited demand prices rated ooc lower tlan
yesterday. likely to be carried over
Few sheen sold az S3a$5 so per 100 10 iar 70 very
EooI lambs SO 75gS7 so; prime ana cholce NoulI
hardly exceed - 70 No sales Of canada lhuo pressed
mutton dul Sdloiec per IL dressed laips weak az 10
" lac. with general sales at 1lspl81zc- 49,.
s&lss-KsrnA Cou,missiqa Coe,paDyi 80 bunNa A-aaA
New-York tribune., 1906-10-19
TRADE IN CHICAGO.
rny Telegraph to Ths Tribune ]


Chicago. Oct. 1s.-Local operators wers impressed
by the strength Of the wheat situation revealed
by yesterdays excellent export business and
bought freely at the start to-day They were not
seconded however, TO any extent from the outside
and the local bear contingent gradually pluoked
up courage enough to put their protest into the
seftIai @ shape OF IS sales tT the the esSt Of which was
Corn and In like manner shorn OF a
large share OF an early advance, and rested with
prices were moderately advanced.
The wheat market opened strong the strength
acquired from the big export business. There was
a rise OF &c at the start, but very little business
resulted tharefrom. In the early part OF the ses-
sion there was lively covering by shorts Moderate
sales by commission houses soon checked the rising
tendency. Local receipts go cars, with 3
cars estimated for tomorrow. December wheat
sold from 1850 at the opening, up TO 749sc, back
changing hands In moderate way around 7Sl.o
eased back to I9c.
The corn market Arm early with commission
houses moderate buyers. mostly OF May. Accept
ances by the country OF last nights bids were
small. the wet weather restricting the market
somewhat OF new corn, and the scarcity of cars
was complained OF. Local receipts were sO5 cars
with 800 estimated for tomorrow Nav corn
opened at 1850 to 4S1sc to 1850. sold TO 1850 to
back 10 4312c.
oats displayed considerable Armness on the re-
port that Russia Is defaultinS sales from Baltic
ports to France. 1t was believed that this would
div ert much business 10 the United States. The
situation is restricting trade TO some extent.
Arrivals in the Northwest were reported as i'm
cars estimated Tor tomorrow. May sold at S5i,c
10 S53sc. OF TO the former price.
Provisions hrmed up moderately. despite a dull
trade. Ihere was a light demand for January
products, inspired by a firm market for hogs and
reports showing the prevalence Of hog choiera in
many stctio@. ttog receipts were 2itd1 head, and
prices az the yards We're ac higher. January pork
sold at N3C mp to Sl3 72ls January lard sold at
$ 10 off 10 IS l2g To IS u, and reacted 10 " l=. and
January .ibs sold from 42fs or TO 81 ". then re-
New-York tribune., 1906-10-19

COTTON-The cotton market nervous and lr-
regular The opening unchanged 9S points
higher; prices at tme IS to 18 points higher
later reacted loss of ga points, closed
steady at an advance of point to decline of points
the day estimated bal
opening better LIVERPOOL
cables. which 4@6 points lower at the hour
local opening when expected SQ5h
points lower. but local sentiment impressed by
the showing of the weather map and the fear OF
another Gulf storm After an advance of 1904 points
the market reacted or points a result o a wire
from New Orleans purpoTting give Western belt
forecast that made better showing looked for
nd later rallied quite he
Official forecast received predicting
in tho Southwest following rains. rains in the
Eastern belt. accompanied by high winds along the
coast A the advance circulated o he
effect that a prominent English crop expert
travelling in the sou;h. would issue bearsh
esttunete in the English market morning and in
spite of the expectation OF unfavorabls weather
man focal operators sold the market in the late
AFTERNOON. The close was or points up from the
lowest on tho active months. Private wires from
Texas reported that tho temperature at Cisco had
tndtcated very high winds the neighborhood Of
I.ck.onvtiIe There selling here
sStsrnoon that was thought TO be for Southern 40
,- . - -,
fpr AZ YOllOWs:
New-York tribune., 1906-10-19
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool. Oct. s-Closing-wHEAT-spo nrnlI No
red Western winter 5s Il ad futures steady Decer1-
ber IS $50; March 6s cid CORN-Spot easy' An,ert-
eeInber As 3D. January ID. HOPS at London Gaci6o
COAST steady, Il 5s4f5 6s. FLOUR-St Ioui. fancy
winter steady S. sEEF1Extra india mess steady, sIs
Sd PORK-Prtme mess Western easy. Sis Sd. HAMS
Short cut. 4 to 16 10 quiet COS Cd BAcoN-cu1nber-
& G eu 20 a. 70 ,ou ON 10 celr 5,;Ss IA d b{ g y 20 % 70 - 10
55s; do heavy IS to 40 70 firm 54s Ga short backs
10 to % 70. steady AIS 6d. SHOULDERS-SQuare. to
IS 10 firm, 4o=: BACoN-Clear bellies Il to IS N.
steady 69s Cd. IARDPrime Western In tierces strong
ass; American refined in pals firm, AIS Sd. CHEESE
TALLOW-Prime city strong, 2ss TURPENTTNE-
Spirits steady. 4sS Cd LINsEED OIL steady, 21s Sd
States steady. s5s- PETROLEUM steady. ed, ROsIN
Common flrTo los 80.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-19
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New York. October IS, 1905
CoFFEE-The coffee market was very quiet to-day,
very steady with the close steady net unchanged
o points lower. Sales for the day reported Of
about $4,000 bags The opening in sympathy with
somewhat disappointing European cables there
very little coffee Offering during the middle session,
however, and the market, which had started 5410
points lower all positions except March. steadied up
comparatively light demand probable
that the covering Of European shorts which
held the European markets relatively steady.
partially completed that o tn
drawal Of the demand from this which permitted
the easier showing Of the French market Havre
n franc lower at the close and Hamburg unchanged
u lower. There comparatively little
10 the Brazilian news beyond the that receipts
the lighter than recently. $1,000 bags.
against $1,000 last year. Jundiahy receipts,
other shade heavier 600 bags against
1900 last year The Santos market unchanged,
but Rio advanced 25 eis The rate of Brazilian exchange
with quotation the basis of S1sc for Rio No Z.
range Of prices the local to-day
was followsG
New-York tribune., 1906-10-19
SOUTHERN RAILWAYS YEAR.
CANADIAN NORTHERN

rss. year ended June 80 the Southern Railyys v
4. yst most favorable showing as compared with
etas,- oeloFe and other years. gross earnings IN
Doe -. more Than II per cent and net earnings
e.s.e.ss-- s--~H per cent. The balance over nxed
as,sr,.s @s @ezzs'GG5 while tho surplus after the
gs sror.I - iae'd payments was s222s. .0s5 From
s,pyo,rsat 'ere was deducted 1858 1927 for special
lssying '4s Tor improvements and betterrnents
tes- sea osl7nes II gl22s,23s. compared with
q IN - ne end Of the fiscal year ended June
eount - = tribune printed The fun income ac-
ssy, n 80 SPENCER president Of the Southern Rail
b .srt - %hnuai report 10 the stockholders. says
yea Increase in interest and rentals for the
ist during, ~ 20 <yS2.s25 was chiefly due 20 the
3 ,s year u $500 090 Ist consolidated
n, 81 Louis Si3.g Syig.Jog Memphis division 4i1s $500.
.e year 5s 49, vision IS. s. 9G4 600 collateral trust
9sigsss "a o - seS5e.0O0 development and general
ls' lne interest On al OF which amountsd
New-York tribune., 1906-10-19

a. fias fo d9naon TN market was 4 5s lower
was quiet. with spot quoted at 43G soc. COPPER was
spot oFf auas aeaS the Is SG
Fsy;8 sa,ss N e..
the. the price was 2s6d 6s5sr 1e is sPEITEE
at s s. Is IN IN s oS S'a na! ma s
m ti h an eTaah wa ssnrS ID g. d
market d5m prices; foundry North9 the
0 5 Is at Ea 81 2aaes s 4iss
pay o9e s9 and standard foundry
follows October $50 so bid November $50 bid Deem,
Rqd Ss SS bs for oa..e,
ANY ae Ri5a%ns osns nigh
SSSmmSa l4glsc fair l6gisf ssSo prime 5oa
i5Si7o; good isGSoc prime. S2S2ao
months easier wh,ls late months held steady finding
bb stobeF oil i1oS 6S'2os Mo%bsr at
MaTci at & end 5 @ sG @ seo 5.s, ss 200
was UNCHANGED petroleum was unchanged We
PhadsPha bu 4s5o %a reansd 9Rs cases eH @w
buk Sato s45S sSs SH 5s RS5
TatsT wRiss & New York I5c: Philadephs
ysw s sS4ss Nezsass $ ss'' s54l
@ May s4c q4ina.y pPim. whs 9sa's &c. Ma42h prms
out aSo Of TaW ss @ ;s
Support saFa o% taS
oasd Gshs o 4 from p op a aP bs h' at
Eeseips se6 so q 600 90 hogsi Kansas city 1000 hogs
quoted Mess $lsgs1s 75 family s1e8sle 5o short clear
S19 42SgSiS Oo BEEF firm quoted Mess sSGS8; family
S2gSl2 90; packet s109S0 90: India mess SIC 80
gff BEE HAMS steady quoted s21Gs32 so;
f Sse; l6o No. 9c 140 10 enc; pigs e& G16}sc; CUT
10; lezc; II fb 10&Q11c Il II. 10AQ1OIzo; picked
nsti5 hrn quoted at 12c; TALLOW firm quoted: CITY
~; country ossg5ec; LARD firm; quoted: Middle
Moestern prime e5599 e5c; city lard Arm: quoted at 9
G1G rehned lard steady quoted South America zoo:
SSomtnent; Sa 10 zoe; Brazil kegs 11.75c; CoMPoUND
Oeo, gtsc: city lard stearine 1O12c.
itiSE-hce was active at primary points with good
eheLt at New York, and all markets firm
ewtng TO small offerings. Quotations follow: Domestic
eeH1ngs 81 QSsso second heads 4941ho: choice
81 81 Japan. domestic. 4is94&c; Patna 0lsQ5%o; Java
sts@o52c; Rangoon, in bond, "a G2Iec.
sUGAf-Rehned sugar quiet but nominaIy steady
and without important change The following are list
prices subject to rebate OF 10 points discount
A, o 25c; cubes. 515c; xxx powdered 506c: Fagie
10 bags powdered and Eagle confectionery granuIated
ol3c; powdered coarse powdered and fruit powdered
and Eagle coarse and fine granulated &C. Eag
10 cartons OF f1s granulated. 1oc; Eagle 70 bags
DO 610c; Eagle 10 n bags do $3.50; Eagle and so 10
bags do 495c; Eagle fine standard granulated and
diamond A. 1900 oorfectoners' A, 470c: No J. 4 6Oc;
Nos and g. Lose; No 4. 45Oc; s. q 45c; No 400:
395c The worlds visible supply sugar is 040 0O0
tons. compared with l,O70O00 time a year ago
The London market steady but somewhat lower
with October quoted at es 41ad November at es 2d
Raws quiet locally but nomnaly steady with duty
muscovado SO test 3Ac. and molasses sugar SO test
SAc. - 0'
New-York tribune., 1906-10-19
CLEVELAND, LoRAIN G. WHEELING.

The Standard Milling Company has issued its
report for the year ended August 81 1906. The in
come account compares as follows:
New-York tribune., 1906-10-19

% .s4S: to increased interest on .,u,nr,an,
ooiisations s204G01; to the Southern Rauwav Con,
Panys proportion OF interest on Tennessee S,entraI
railroad Company, the Nashville Terminsl Con-,
panys bonds, S13o0f4, and to Trsnsyiyanta Paii
road Company, rental, sI2,5oo. ~
The net increase IN cost of euulpmsnt during tha
year was s2sl0ls6. representing payment on ii
locomotives 21s4 freight train cars nine nasseneer
train cars six road service cars. and one floating
pile driver. N'N Aio~sihs
year go. .569 800. 'e o
In July. 1905. the Southern Railway and the Il-
nols central Railroad Company obtained three
year option upon practically oil the capital stock
and general mortgage bonds OF the Tennessee CEN
tral Railroad Company, and all the capItaI stock
and bonds OF tho National Terminal C'omnany
They also purchased the prior lien mortgage bonds
OF the Tennessee Central
Under the terms OF the contract securing this
option, the operations of the Tennessee Central
Railway and Illtaois Central from july / 1906 TO
December l, 1905. From the latter date the road
was. Tor operating purposes divided at Nashville
Tenn the Illinois Central taking the western por-
uon and the southern Railway the eastern portion
thus giving each system direct access to NashyiIle
The Belt Railroad & Terminal property at Nash
Vile belonging to the Nashville Terminal Company
is nelng operated by local management for the
On January l. 1905. the railroad of the Transyl-
yania Railroad Company leased for ffty wears
On May 1906, a contract made for the pur-
chase or large majority OF the capital stock Of the
virginia q Southwestern Railway Company which
secures TO southern Railway direct entrance into
the coal helds and iron districts Of Southwest Vir-
ginia- Additional extensions and branches were
completed to the extent of over twenty-five miles
New-York tribune., 1906-10-19

80 n average at 81 per 100 10: 24o do. es IS Ta
s. Sanders: Pennsylvania lamb. 30 70. at ss 10 de-
~ at 81 5o PennslvanLa sheep 14o ~ at s. 5oi do
110 70 81 IS; 5 culls. S6 10, at 80.
s. Judd Co. IS state lambs, II 10. at 81 so.
IIOGS-Receipts 1853 head. all for
slaughterers except head Feeling easier Bur
faIo advces Good heavy light and Pennsylvania
hogs were quotabls SO T0q$6 90 100 ~ Country
dressed slow at e91o1o Per ID for medium 70 Hight
weights
at So 90 100 10; "a Pennsylvania
do $50 fb at Sc 90: roughs. s5s 10, ar IS 90.
Newton 10 state hogs. ITO 70, at SO so rouahs
29T- 70 IS go. 49,
s. Judd (. Co: 1913 state hogs, i73 70. at SO 90; .
roIJghs $40 ID. at So 90: 6 stays 2O3 10, at 81.
j. G. Curtis Son: 10 state hogs 205 70, at Sc 90 D
do 1sO TO- at Sc aO ass 10 at S6 so; state pigs,
I05 10 al Sc 90; roughs 1893 n $6 90: do. 80
10, at SIS Sd: l boar, 450 n, at 81