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Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1907-05-31
DANGEROUS BLAZE
Bakers Seed And Feed House Com
pIeeeIy Destroyed-.-N NEARBY
Buildings Threatened

Last Saturday evening at
about $50 smoke was seen issu-
ing from the Baker Seed and
Feed store on west Fourth street.
An alarm was sent in, and the
fire company responded instant
ly as the boys knew that with
the 4O-mile gale which was
blowing that a blaze might de-
stroy considerable property.
Two streams were soon play
ing upon the burning building
and after thirty minutes hard
work the flames were under con-
troll.
The building adjoining on the
east, which is occupied by W.
E. Crawford was blacksmith
shop and the second floor as a
residence, was for some time
threatened with destruction.
Mr.. Crawford's S household effects
were removed, but are again re-
installed as the building escaped
injury.
ELoss is about $4,000, which is
! 'es,&6ssMered by insurance. Mr..
Baker will at once commence er-
recting a new building.
Chief Russell and his men de-
serve much praise for the heroic
manner in which they fought
the flames, and had it not been
that we have experienced men
in the fire company, undoubted.
ly the western portion of the
city from Fourth street would
have been swept by flames.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1907-05-31
Investigating Ice Cream


Ice creams have been under
investigation for seme time at
the Agricultural college inFargo,
and a very wide range of quality
and quantity has been discover
ed. 1t is presumed that ice
cream should not contain less
than IA per cent of butter fat
and it should be free from for
eign ingrediants. The samples
thus far examined have ranged
from 9 to 10 per cent butter fat,
but the most noticeable feature
is that the packages are all short
measure.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1907-05-31
CAPITAL INCREASED
First National Bank Now has Capital
of $75,000.00

It will be seen by the state
ment of the First National bank
of Devils Lake, published in
this issue Of the Inter-Ocean,
that the capital of said bank has
been increased to $4,000. This
increase of capital, together
with surplus and undivided pro-
fits of over $4,000, makes this
the largest bank in this section
of the state.
BY the increase of capital the
following persons become in
terested as stockholders: Jos.
M. Kelly, Rasmus Sorenson, w.
C. Samuels, A. O. Sather, G.. w.
H. Davis, L. D. Maurer, F. N.
Maurer, P. P. Bottolfson, John.
Jones, William Webster, Chas.
Todd, A. G.. Tanton, MAIDS Mix
kelson, Jorgen Mikkelson,
A. M. Mikkelson, Peder
Sorenson and Norman Morrl-
son.
1t is needless to comment on
the financial responsibility of
the above stockholders, as they
are too we'll known to the people
of this community for us to say
anything about them. These
stockholders, together with the
old stockholders of this institu-
ton, H. E. Baird, E. J.
Baird, Mary J. Whipple, T.
B. w nipple war d
Whipple, Ester O. Whipple,
Josephine A. Whipple, F. H.
Routier and D. w. Ensign, make
this bank a strictly home insti-
tuition and one of the strongest
banks in the state.
The deposits in the first Ma
tional bank of Devils Lake are
the largest in any bank in this
part of the state, and now
amount to nearly one-half mil:
lion dollars,> and, we believe, Will
show a material increase in the
future. This institution has
faithfully served the people oil
this section of the state for ove1
21 years, and with the increase
of capital, is in a better position
to serve them than ever before.
The officers of the institution
are HE. Baird, president; How
ard Whipple, vice president
and H. F. Routier, cashier; be
ing the same as before the in
crease of capital.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1907-05-31
New Books.

The follow ing new books have
been received at the library.
Little Lord Fauntleroy-Bur'
nett.
Black Beauty.
Conlston-Churchill.
Treasurers of Heaven-Corrill;
Anna Boyd. ~
Conquest of Canada a-Tarking'
ton.
The Gambler.
Ben Blair. ~.>.
! Brewsters Millions. y: ~
Half a Rogue. !: e.. (, +. - :: '.s @.... =:
p Lavendar and Old Lace.
The Doctor-Raiph Connor.
! In the name of a woman. =
Marchmont.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1907-05-31
MUSICAL RECITALS
Miss Norton's Glass will give Enter
tdinment in Odd Fellows Hall

Two recitals will be given by
the pupils of Miss Mary E. Nor
ton at the Odd Fellows hall on
Thursday afternoon and evening
June 9Th. Following is the pro-
gram for the afternoon:
Evening and Festival March.
by Edna Hanson and
Miss Norton.
Spring, Gentle Spring.-Elsie
Wilson.
Nos. 27 and 33.-Duet by Ma
rie Kilstrom and Miss Norton.
Fire Fly.-Arthur Brainard.
Nos. 1, 2 and 3.-Duet by
Clara Rutten and Miss Norton.
The Cricket.-Ethel Meikle-
john.
Butterfly and Katy Did-Har-
riet Brainard.
On the Meadow and Robins
Lullaby.-Beatrice Hines.
Dolly's Dreaming and Awak-
ening.-Mary DePlazes.
Morning Prayer and Les Et-
oiles D'or.-Mary Garvey.
| Spinning Song.-Vallie Thor
son.
Cuckoo Song Cathleen Cow.
an.
Valse and English Dance
Marie Palmer.
La Petit Carnival Polka-Du
ct by Barbara and Margare'
'Scharf.
Camp of the Gypsies.-Dor
othy Dodge.
Valley and Mountain.-Gert
rude Bangs.
Revere at Eventide and Le'
Muscadines.-Esther Halgren.
The June Bug Dance.-Hop,
Wallace.
The evening program:
i T. Charge of the Hussars ant
[Skylark's Morning. Florenc
Woodward.
Dying Poet.-Cora Pierce.
Cavalleria Rusticana and Ap
ril showers.-Noel Ruhberg.
Fresh Life.-Alta Fox.
Valse Caprice-Louis Howard
Song Of the Brook.-Norri
| Stolze.
By the Mountain Spring an
Les Murtles.-Ruth Baughma1
Melancholy and the Swing
Loretta Kelly.
Song, The Swallows.-Loui
Howard.
Nocturne and Rustic q
Spring.-Ruth Dodge.
Whispering Wind Op. 28.-
= Frances Cowan.
LIE Revil DuLion Op. 115.-
Juliette Shortridge.
The Two Larks and Prelud
OPP. 3.-Susie Small.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-30

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in 1ucldcm lid olt1 0icicnigen oe3
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murOeu Dad &oacuOlml 0ea Ofc-
&inlcu Ni0uiolcum5, luclhea 5ltr
3cit Our6 einc %ripot q Subifription
crrihtct miro, iollcu lic @cbeiue oeS
Gbcpoorc3 0ortbin iibertrogcn mcrs
0cn 99abrbeinli6 miro Dies I'M
nddltcn September Acirbcbcu.
Sollicnoc bon Ntcnicbcn muren
l1ng9 Der Routc oc9 2cicbrn}lgS ouf.
gciteQt m0 sic WtGnncr cntbl0btcn
Die &0uptCr, ais Der &cibcnuaQcu
Oorilbcriubr. 0ie ponl Erdi0enttn
9fooicUct einacnonuucuc &utihc
iolAtc mmittcIbar biutcr Ocmiclben.
9tacb Ocu fu3cn Gcrcuonicn begab
iid) ole 9teiic1cieIliCboft oc9 8rGli0eu.
ten micocr nod ocnl @ultinorc.Nbio-
9obnbofc mo bcitieg cincn nm I35
obIahrcnocn 3uA nod indianapolis.
0ort miro S5r Hooiepelt nlorQen cine
NcOc acIc0cntlib Der GntbiiQuuQ ci,
nc9 N}ommcnt9 5u Gbrcn 6c9 @rnc-
rails @cnru ". Somtou boltcn.
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Ms ucylurcn anfgcgc6en.

SD0ncp Cape Breton, % Mai
Die iron5oiiidcn 6iiherihooncr
v@Ii @crarOin" unO ,2o 6Ieme, F."
meIhc Uor 5luci Nionntcn nuf oen
9lcnfrwOl0nocr 9Gnfen obgingen lno
Icitocm pcrIdollen iinO, mcroen nit
i6rcn ans 10 Yeronen bcItebenoen
NtnnnlNoitcn oIS ucrlorcn nuigegc-
ben. Ger franjoiiicbc arie9aoanpier
0cItrieS," mcl6er na6 Den Shoo-
ncrn gciirdlt bat, lit uhoerrbtcter
Sohe 5iriidgcte6rt, uno man b1lt c9
fiir gcpiB, Dob beiOe 6abrjeugc IN
Dem an 9. April AMI Den 9dnten
miit6cnOen Sitihlrm untergingcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-30
9lifolnnS DC &aulnn mar cine Srnu

FboeniE 9tri3y % Mai. -
Die llcbcrrcitc 9titoluuS sc IoDlan'S.
mcIcbcr 3p0lf Sabre IonQ olS 5efre.
i0r oe9 rlliiiicbcn &oniuIat'5 in G6i-
cogo inlgirtc unO OciiCn @ei1leht
Ieit lettem December @c9enitnnO ei.
nca geribtliden StreiteS gelpeien lit,
mrroen 0eltern nlSgegrnben lmO bon
Ocnt G6icago'er rtliiibcn &oniul 9o-
ron S6lWpenbnb ais oieicuigen ici-
ne2 c6cnlli0en Sefrctdr& iOentiii}irt.
Gin &nQlelt iou0 0aroui6in ltutt lmo
relllltirtc IN Der GrfI1runa. OoB Die
perItorbcnc Gerion aubcr aQen 3tpeis
icl uci6lidcn NjeicDIcCbts mar.
rSn 6oI8e 0icier neucn Gnhpidc.
hung miro Der IN Chicago Don ser
y@itmc" Oe &upIon'S cin1elcitete
@ro5cB I'm Oen 9tohloB OeS oOer uieI.
mcbr Der Geritorbencn ioaen gcloiieu
mcrocn "a 0e Naplan cine SSrau
mar, 10 tonntc cr feline Nithue bin
tcrluiich lulo Die }Iuipriidbe Scr l5rau
oNnn0 DC N1Dlan" luccbe IN Chicago
ais Satin nit Oem permeintIiden
&oniltlnt9 SctrctGr lebtc, mcrOeu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-30
Sabem Gie 8atarrb -:

iebs, sr. 8tf, .gaeo.etr. Otfiee.eiunben
8 biz 10 ubr WlorseHs uno ~ ubr Wtiaas
bis ubr abenbS.
fDufe-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-30
Soil ieine Sdllueitcr bcran6t ha6rn

&nOionapOlis Snby 30.
0tai. ~ Gle bieiigc Yoli5ei fabnOet
ouf 6rcocrid @illiom Soen, meIder
nngefln0t it, 100000 in 9lftien lrnO
SbIigationen melde ieiner S6meiter
ISrnll Gbriitina 9iolO geb0rteE, ans
cinem DSoie 9epoiit" aaiten III
~6lether's 9tntionalbanf" aeItoblen
5u babcn. Gin paftbeiebl yuc8en
@roBOiebitabIS lit gegen i'm auagc,
IteQt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-30
@lOI0Osi lunr nidlt in Gnntpn.

Z lcDclon0, g., %. W}ai. -
N(i6acI G5Ol1o93 mar mic ieine bic.
Iigcu &cruonOtcn mittbcilcM niGt IN
Gunton lonocrn in 9tcmcaitIc, go,
wobin cr ii6 bcaob, nm 0aS Gjrab ici.
ncr oerItorbcncn @ottiu morQch am
@rGbcribnliIdltlg9to0c, 81 bcfrGBcn.
Gr oottc niAt Oor0L iih uo6 Gdn-
ton 81 bcAcbcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-30
Die Mcnnion ocr @r.GpniIbrrirten.

&ihmonO, So, 30. Moi. -
Ghpa 10000 6remOe iino 6creitS
bier mo itiinOIi6 Iongell Grtrajige
nit meitcrcn 9cil6ern al, pel6e ser
9ielInion Scr Gr-GoniGberirten bel,
mobncn mer0eu. Morgen iinOet Die
Gntbiilhng cinc9 9enfmals OeS @e.
ncrolS 3. 4. .. Stuort itott, iuO Die
Gntbilllun9 cineS 0entmals 81 gbren
bon Sefierion Qapis lit oui nGditen
Dlo1tng anbernulnt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-30
aeinc eOraen weoeu oer mitrober

&or 0nnoerten BON Sabren ipareH Die alitn
Nerhbnroner OlonCbe i'm surreh bon aruHfs
bcien aan3 ebenfo erfOigreid) iuie a. Iofturen
Der Gen5eii iino, mo babel baten oe Wl1n6c
niendls bon Wiitrobcn, ienen fIelnen lbieren.
Geb5ri. pelde in ben @6rper einoringen nlo
Senie tootch Die NiDnobe Iieten Ole gilniile
erite 5eiben eiHe5 Gebenc adben lie 2as eilI,
mas lepi als ole 9roben ,,st NerHaro'e araus
terptlen" hcianni III .uno oeie frdfttuitn I'M
perpeiii ole ecber teingeH 0ds 9ut iteuitn
gennoe Serollnna ber uHo iCbaifien aile dbqe
ilorbeneH. Niftilen Stofie. Nlitoben It. { 10.
gnH5 aus Dem SDitem berats (SigpSD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-30
Gom Wonucrnenr Snsbcs nit gcto
bclcat.

gtbanp, N.-9y 30. Uiai. -
8ouperneir Sugbes 6ele9te beute bic
gtelpsOorfer Sebrer Gorlage, mel6e
Die Salare ser 2ebrerinnen in @roB.
aGu-Oorf auf Den glei6en getrog NIT
oenjenigen ibrcr mdnnliden 9eriiis.
genoiien crbobt, nit ieinem Seto.
Gorber mar oie Bill i6on pom
Manor NlcGlellun .petirt poroer
alein Die @eiebgebmla paiiirte lie
il6er oas Geto oes Wapors.
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(tSOrtietuns iiebe 2. Scitc.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-30

Eoris. %. Dlai. - @co. Collins,
alias 9euington, Der wegcn SlnueIen.
GiebitabIs perboitete iriibere 9iener
oea reifen gtep. .DorferS Sionep
Smith, be5ei6nete oen 9etettiuo cin
tleneS Sotel in Der Rile @ooet Sc
Midnrop, no er cin Sd)nntdiohcn
entbaltenoes aditdjen mtcr cinenl
Bette ucritcdt bnbcn poatc. Ter SO.
teller crfIdrte, leinc 9lugeiteaten bais
fen oos Ging iiir cine Hombe aehol
ten lno, ou Der SSnbnlt ,.pertbloS~
5n lein ihien, eS in oie &loufc geluot.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-30
0auO's M6Cmteaer.
RUrlucgcn'S G6nigin in @criaillcS
gruRcm Sdrcfcn auSgcictt,

Rieroc ser bon i6r unO DtoOume 6olz
Iicrc9 cingcnonneneu aqtidc
ihellten ouf elmer @riide unO
itir3ten ms @olicr. 9eiOe
Gomcn cuttomeu rupcrIcbt.
Frdiioeut ISalliercS miro I'M TOM.
mcn0cu Somucr cine 9toroldnoo.
iobrt MAIDEN. - SiOnep Smith
Ncgoiltirt nit ser 9oriier @oIi3ei.
- &riiiS in @ortugol miro ufnt.
- 9dnN iiir ipduiirhC Wnueru
The Washington herald., 1907-04-14
LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET.
- - afe nholesaIe. }


} BUTTER-siarket remains firm and unchanged
Creamery, fancy. sszasz Western frsts, s2asli sec
+ onds. 2sa8; process fancy. aa2siz; fair % good
24lsa25; dairy choice 2a25 good 22l, stoFe-paeked
I fresh. l5aR
CHEEsE-siarkst unchanged. New York State.
faetary, large, lHssIs; do, small l5zals; summer
large Lal5ls; Western factoTy nslF. choice, llalZ
do far to good. u Virginia. 10
ECes-Receipts light; market firm. Nearby. fresh,
Virginia. Is to lel1; West Virgins and Southwest
I Virginia, IS; Tennessee l6; North Carolina. l6i
duck eggs. ls
LIVE POULTRY Receipts light: market fTIn.
Chickens. winter 2s5; do spring, Sag stags. per
h. Nal2, hens per To-. l5al5i4, roosteTs per H.,
8; ducks large PER H.. Isali; do. small. per 10,
IIaI2; geese per lb 5al9; TURKEYS toms. pr H., ia
Is; do. hens Esf b. liai3; turkeys. thin. sale
keats per H.. y
DRESSED POULTRY Receipts liberal; chickens
frm: turkeys. hsasy eapons wanted TURKEYS, hens,
ludragn, psT b. To- do, average, undFaHH, l5i
do thin per H. 70; Old tens, Il chickens. spring
large, per TO- 2 do, small 22a25 fOEl lbi ca
psns 7-Ib. average 6aZ. do. small. Haisi hens,
choice IS roosteTs, g. ducks large, lial5 do, sEai
y: geese 8ali
DRESSED MEsTs- -choics dressed calves in good
demand Pun dressed I0.03sIGe heads OF. 061i
hog dressed eates sec; hams. country sugar eaIed.
l5alf
YEcETABL Es-p po,atoes. le~ bushel a0o58 do.
Virginia and Maryland. per bauel. L50aL75; sweet
patatueB pCT harnI z5az75i Jams, per barrel 30
ass asparagus Fer doze1. 30la6.9, cabbags, pF
crate LGzLI5; celeTy, New H0Ik. per bunch, Sa5o
do. Florida per crate, Z09a2I5; cucumbers. Fi0f-
ida peT hassst 26oz2s8; iettgee, FLORIDA PER has
ket 2o0s39 %; onions. Ohio per barrel 2z5a2 50 J:
string beans green. per basket. 35oa45oi tomatoes.
Florida. fancy. per crate ao0a401
GREEN fHUITS-ApPle market strong and nice
table varieties meet sith steady sale common stock
reEeciAd. Iork Imperial 20oa3.o0i Bca Davis, sea
80; fancy table fruit. 4eaa5 50; oranges. Florida.
bright per box 35a4o1. California nayeis, per box,
sa409; grape fruit Florida. per box. S5oai-0o
strawherriss PER quart. i5a2S-
DRIED FRUTTs-Apples. sliced, fancy 5; sAced
hriFhf "a; cherries, l2al4; WhOrtlebsTEiess leall
r. spberries. 1oazs blsckberries g.
HAY AND STRAW Timothy. choice. 2L53. No
l. Ao8: No 2 lss8al90o; mixed hay. Is. Goals co.
clover l28lal6O; straw, rye, bundle. i-oosl2 g
re- machine thrash. 25ass09: wheat I01a5.5
GRAIN-Wheat, choice, 7ia75; fair 10 gooa. san
ordinary 5aa55 C0Tn-sheied. white. 5ias5i yellow.
sla55; ear. 2soa3.00 oats-WesteTn. white. No. 2
soasa. mixed. 4sas0.
WOOL And HIDES-ChOice fuTs in good demand
hides dun. Wool washed. free q burs. s5a37; wool,
unWashed frce of bars, ZsG; wool. bury. 5al5,
hides green g; dry, l5a7; sheepskins. green. EACH
9ozl1: dTy. Z5aT5: oalfskius Looalsoi muskrat l0s
%: black s kits 5; skunk. gsaL59; mink. 75ai %;
rabbit skins. Ia1A opossum, l0s2js gsccoon. z5as3
fox red L60a252; gray. 5oa75
The Washington herald., 1907-04-14
condition. owing 70 the re

are in extremely bad condition. owing 70 the rs
cent Fery dFy weather.
BUTTER-Receipts. s2i packages. The butter
market was hrm al 81 cents for extra creamery.
EGGs-Receipts 500 cases. Eggs ruled fIn
at l7szal5 cents for Western drsts. which is uu-
changed
NAVAL STORES-spirts turpentne vas sola
moderately on the basis Of q cents for machine
made barrels.
TAR-Firn at As TO L60 for common to good
strained, with tar steady bat quiet at 6ea6.25 for
oil barrels.
MILL FEED-Quiet Spring bran. In Ioglb.
sacks. TO arrive. lake and rail. 2l0. middlingz
22le; city bran. 80. in bulk; Western red dos,
zl75 70 arrive.
FLOUR-stFong. but quiet Spring patents. 4s1
aA69 spring clears 35oaa55; winter stTaghts . =
a369 siuter clears 31oa325; Kansas IN sacks pat
ents 1Sls4.99; stFsights a55as.7o. clear. 2S0aaE
RYE FLOUR-Densnd is moderate. 159a4-05.
CORN MEAL-MUdegate business Kiln dried
for export ZsoaZs5i coarse meal. 10 bags. Li8al.T.
HAY-Choice Is wanted Receipts 700 tons
Prime timothy L50sl25 No. !. LI5; No. . l09sLg5s
No s. s3se5
sTRAw-sloF trade. Long ne s1270
BEEF STEADY. moderate inquiry. Family, l4gaa
l450: packer Iolall5}
PORK-steady; demand moderate Mess. i7.5a
SIS: family l30d.
TALL0W- Moderately quiet. City. in hogsasadr.
6isa6as
LARD-Dull Prime Western sz5; city SIS; re-
husd enntEnsnt SO; south American l02s. re-
hned. BraziliaD. kegs- n5; city stesTine Ioi4;
oleostearine. slow. 9asl7: Chicago Sass.
The Washington herald., 1907-04-14
REV YORK MONEY.

New York. April l3.-Money on call vas quoted
nominsily at per cent to-day. Loans during the
week have been made between ~ and lz per cent.
with the tone Of the market gradually becoming
easier Mondays loans were at 2ls and "a, Tues
days az 25 and ? and Wednesdays at and ls
Thursday the range was ~ and IA and FRIDAY
extremes were ~ ana
Time money during the week vas fairly active.
The easy tendency oi eal rates prompted many Dor
roweTs 70 refuse short time money There WAS a
good demand fer the longer maturiiies. and ready
absorption Of these offerings, which were c,mnsra-
tiTely generous. Rates: AZ 10 AZ per cent for "a
ard 50 days ~ TO "a per cent for 20 days; AZ to
feE cent fcr fd1T and nve months S Der cent Tor
six monthsi 54 pr cent for over the year loans
atrlHg was dull and nominal, with rates m
changed. Rates for actual business Sixty days
s25s4 $40 demand 4siisal IS; cables sga4 ssas
commercial bills we're Asls.aAs2L.
The supply ol cotton bills was small.
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LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

Chicago April El-CATTLE- Receipts Soa head
estimated for MONDAY 3 600: market steady
HOGS Receipts ll.o00 head; estimated for Mon
day 2c0; market opened strong; closed easy Light
Ss0a675 r0ughs. 6i5ase co. mixed 6esas.s2la; heavy
s.eose.g7ls pigs. 6l0a6N.
SHEEP Receipts. 1900 head; estimated for Non
day q 000 market steady unchanged.
New YORK. April i3-cATTLE-sseady receipts
SO head; no trade in live stock, Dressed beet in
limited demand bnt prices steady Native sides. "a
81 per pound; fancy beef SO
CALVES Receipts. G. head; naminally triae
weak City dressed Feals quiet at 7ai2is Ter pound
country dressed oweE at eal0. Eth few choice car
cases bringing l051
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 400 head; sheer
nominal but feeling steady; lambs SLOW but sellers
fifIn- Prime to choice unshom lambs guotable al
sass.
HoGs-Bsgsipts. $50 head nomiaslly steady.
The Washington herald., 1907-04-14
COTTON MARKET.

Quotations furnished b. Dick Brns & Co. mem
beTs Of the New 1ork and New Orleans Cotton sx-
changes. lil2 Il street northwest
New York. April l3~A buIlish set q visible sup
ply figures and uufav0rable weather reports served
20 bring about higher and mere active market this
morning. There War no particularly huliish ell
thusasm. bllt shorts were plainly nervous and the
small frs proceeded 10 cover while the important
interests committed 20 the hear side fought the
fise by sales of neW crop months and the May
option. There was some selling Of July, believed 20
be fer the account 0f WaH suet bulls. and while
this hel prices down for time. the ahs0Tption q
offerings was plain to be seen in the later dealings
Visible supply decreased ls 90 bales, against a 009
last year Port receipts go against II 578 last year
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DEATH RECORD.

Richard NJ A. FenHick % st. nv. 81 years
ChaTlotte Falls, sibley Hospital. S. years.
Sidney perham. s5 Westminster ST. Ba S. years
Nellie Walton Slj i3iz ST. NV. 2 years
Helen Chambers llE 18th 81. NV. years
Penelope D. Smith. l2l 18Th st. ne. 81 years
Celia NJ Read Alcndota apartment 60 year
Maurice F1YuH, So II 81. sw. q years.
Eugene Seidcrs. lil6 Ga ST. se / yssr.
John Miller the WesteYer, - years.
John Il. Busclier 6li ! s. me-. q years
benjamin NJ Allen sth and SIS. ne. q years
Joseph NJ Hodgkins. Govt. Hos Insane. s. years.
John Waimer BlajeushuTg road, p. C.. 2 yeaEs,
Annie 2. Seston. SIS ed 81 nv. O. years.
COLORED
Maria Wills 70 "a 81 ns So years.
ilehCCca johnson, 81 s G. ave. se 70 yeagG
Charlotte Holmes. l2l5 - 81. sW. i5 years
samuel 3. 1cnes Govt Hos. Insane. S4 yesFz
jefferson Miner 1884 / ST. sw 60 yeaFs.
samuel Jute G. & Q. Canal nv, $ gsssz
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Calvert C. AIcCshe e. and Marie A. Green. 2
beth Of Baltimore Md Rev Joseph 4. SEyth.
Charles 3. Wharton 3i aud Sarah T. Jones. 3
both Of Baltimore, Nd. Rev. J. Z. Irvine.
Albert ". Rice, .. and Cora Morris ., both
Of Baltimore Nd Rev g c. Macleod.
BENJAMIN WoIlieFg. 81. Of Alexandria Va. and
Josephine StsinheFgcr .. Rev. L0uis Stern.
Arthur T. Kidwsn q and Hattie sduder e.
both of Chillm Md. Rev. il. W o. AIillington.
Alfred r. Meade ir. x. Of Croton Falls, y. T.,
and Alice Bam 81. Rev. james A. smyth.
Frederick Diik. p and Loaisa Fox. g. Of Ian
czster Ia. Rey. Weston BFuner.
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NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York. April ls,-sUGAR-The London mar
ket for sugar beets remained quiet hut steady and
unchanged, vita April and May qloted at IS "a.
The local sugar market closed the week With a
VERY firm undeTtone with business light at the
moment, with dufy-paid prices quoted As follows.
Centrifugal, s. test 3.73; ntiscoyado s. test. az
and moiasses sugar. g test, 30
Refined was very nm with good deliveries.
Cables from Cuba ststs that the sugar cane aelds
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New York. April -WHEAT-stronser Ne.
Northern Duluth. to arrive. opening navigation, ii=
tents over May. f. o. b. No. T. Northern Manitobs,
e0 T. O. b.. Mar-Iune. No. ? Northern Manitoba.
lake and rail. Msy-Iune, S No. 3 red. f. @. b..
s5l1 No 2. hard. (. O. b. Ia over May; no ]
macaroni, opening navigation s2'a. I. O. b. No.
maeascni. opening navigation. isa. Exporters took
nothing.
CORN-StrougeF: checking trade. No. 2. elevator,
IS No. 2 5ii4. f. O. b. No. p yellow, 54+; Ne
2 white, s. T. O. b. Exporters took leads.
OATs-StFong but dull. Elevator prices. No. 2
white 50 No 5 white, 49; No. mixed, a.
Prices of futures:
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WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET.

saiea-Reguiar call. y o'clock noon.
Washington Railway End Electric I, 500 az s2as.
Capital Fraction, At 40.
Washington Railway and Electric common. . Al
40, % at co. 50 at %, 90 81 90 50 a. %, 80 st 30
Washington Railway and Electric preferred. 70 Al
s0z 3 at soat. 50 at 555t-
Mitchell Mining. 10 at 5A 100 at So, 100 at SIS.
Metropolitan Nationsi Bank. 10 at sle.
The following the closing quotations yes
iefaag's Stock Exchange.
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New York.
New Orleans.
WASHINGTON CATTLE MARKET.

CATTLE-E1ira. per cwt. SIS. Butcher. am
common. 25o; rough, 1.5e
H0GS-Per cwt. gross 75a7e3 ordinary 500
SHEEP-Clippcd. iolaa 30, common. 2oos2.o3-
LAMBS-Spring choice per lb.. lzal2is. winter
7a8
CALVES Prime peT H. 7isas modinm, 7; CON
mou 4a5 grass, 4ails.
COWS-Prime. fresh. each, i900a50eo; common,
% l00a5000 old aud dry, Nal0e7
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PRICE CHANGES ron THE WEEK.

Total sales on the Washington Stock
Exchange for the week ended ApriI IS.
Furnished by Griffin Halstead & Co.
brokers. members Washington Stock Ex-
change, 1914 + street.
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Quotations furnished by Charles G. Gates & Co,
members New York Stock Exchange. Alenssy Building
sales to noon on........,... SOL 900 shares
Total sales ies.............. .681,00 shares
Call money; H. z54i L., 214J close, 2sS.