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The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1908-03-26
Pleasant View Virginia


Leonard Weaver, of Old Marion
Township, Hooking county, Ohio,
arrived in Va, Thursday, and is
the guest of his brother, Isaac,
and family, of Amelia, C. H., Va.
He likes Va. 0. K, and thinks it
a fine old country.
j. w. Slaughter, of Logan,
Ohio, is the guest of Isaac Weaver
and family, of Amelia, G. H., Va.
Miss Hazel Weaver spent Tues
day with Miss Maude Allemong,
of Maplewood, Va.
Isaac Weaver, wife and daugh-
ter, Sarah, called on G. B. Wey-
ant and family Sunday, and Mr..
Truly Foster and wife. Mr..
Foster is very poorly at tins writ
ing.
Charles Mann and lady friend,
Miss Hazel Weaver, called on his
brother, Lafayette and family
Wednesday.
Isaac Weaver has been working
for Lafayette Mann the past week.
Charles Mann called on Isaac
Weavers, Thursday evening.
Isaac Weaver and j. w. Slaugh-
ter made business trip to Jeters-
vile, Va, Thursday.
Mrs. Edgar Holt and son,
Clyde called on her mother, Mrs.
Mann. Wednesday.
Hazel Weaver called on Miss
Anna Mann and mother Thursday.
Charles Mann was suddenly
called to Richmond, Va, to at
tend the burial of his nephew,
Robert Mann.
Harry Mann called on Grover
Weaver, Friday evening.
Grover Weaver called on Lloyd
Weyant, Saturday evening.
Hazel Weaver called on Mrs.
Lucy White, Thursday.
Charles Mann and Maude Allie
mong called on Isaac Weavers,
Sunday.
Mrs. Rosa Allemong called on
her mother, Mrs. Mann, Wednes-
day.
Isaac Weaver and wife called on
Mrs. Mann, Saturday evening.
Mrs. Rowette, of Manchester,
Va, is spending few days with
her daughter, Mrs. Ashley White
| wonder what has become of
the ley Slope correspondence |
expect there has been land slide
on the slope and Mr., Stranger got
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evidence. One day there were
only five scholars in school at No.
6 on account of them.
Leonard Weaver is in Virginia.
"Lennie" says they will not dare
wave any of their cheap farms in
his face.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Wolf were
called to Gore last week on ac-
count of the death of Mrs. VOLTS
brother, Elias johnson, of that
place.
Marion No. 8 we hope you will
not throw any more cold water on
county local option. You give it
to boys for smoking cigarettes,
don't you know that smokers will
also be drinkers, do you think
'tipling" any more respectable
than smoking? You say we will
have to tear down the "pen," )" no,
no, boy, we will need it for a diff
ferent class, the fellow who gets
drunk and kills his best friend
and the one who spends all his
money at the saloons and then
steals the necessaries of life, will
not fill the prisons as they do now,
the tide is turning. Wemu help
to put temptation out of the way
of our weaker brothers.
Messrs. Homer, Orla and Willie
Wolfe have a serious attack of
mumps.
Miss Ida Flckel also has the
mumps.
Mrs. Mary Berry, of Utica, is
visiting relatives at this place.
Guy Wright has recovered from
serious attack of mumps.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Wolfe were
called to Wyoming, Thursday, by
the death of her brother, Lash
johnson, he having suffered quite
awhile with lung trouble.
Psotracted meeting has broke
up at Mt, Tabor.
No. 3 school closed Friday, and
it was said that Eber Mowery
taught n successful term of school
Misses Goldie r. Scholl, Estelle
M. Wright, Hazel Pierce, Jessie
4. Wright, and Messrs. Jesse j.
Fickel, Guy S. Wright and Clifford
f. Brown attended the last day of
school at No. 3. All reported a
fine time,
We wonder where the Icy Slope
items are, we haven't seen any
thing of them for two weeks. The
sun must have come out and melt
them away.
Mrs. Edward Nigh, of Colum'
bus, is visiting her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Isaac Wolfe.
Isaac S. Wolfe is visiting his
parents, D. Wolfe's.
! l.. d. Wright made business
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1908-03-26

the Weaver lot on Moccasin last
week.
w. III. Garfield sold two horses
to Frank Hamilton, of Laurelville,
last Monday. Price paid wss
$3.50.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-05-13

for use In d,slEns,ins a change Of bsne-
nciarisz. Thereafter Toe assured made no
move ID The matter. Held insufficient TO
The declarations of the officers Of
amount o. benefits less than that provided
part of The CONTRACT unless 81 vas made
known 20 the assured when he became a
member, OF wss leEally adopted thereafter.
lSee CLARK A Leonard Investment COM
nany against Rich. Appeal Hitchcock.
Reversed and rcmanded Duffie. &.
i Judrmsnt nunc pro tune may be
entered in two classes Of cases FIRST
these cases IN which The sultere have done
5, s 5 Shfi5 gogsr 70 Elasss iss be-. ssSss IS, n
which. owing 20 the delay OF the court no
ttnal iudEmtnt had been entered untn
ojhs- occurrences would preiudice a psrfv
IN not having the judgment entered as OF
the date when the case Vas submitted to
those cases in which judgment, though
pronounced by the court have from accl.
dent cr mistake OF the officers of the
court uever been entered In the court
records In such cases the court viii order
the judgment actually rendered entered
nunc pro tune on the production Of salts
factory evidence that the Judgment was
2 such entry viii not. however. be al
lowed 20 the prejudice of third party who
has become the owner Of the property
such party may epPeaT and resist the entry
of = judgment nunc pro tune which will
pre- iudice his interest.
1880 Allan against Kennard. Appeal
from Douglas judgment Of district court
reversed, injunction dissolved and cause
dismissed Letton. J.
/. II law IL general and uniform through
out the state. acting alike upon ali persons
ana localities OF a class. u is not open TO
the objection that it Is local or, special legis-
> The r.over OF elesslsication rests with
the legislature and this power cannot be
clearly apparent that the legislature has
By an artificial and baEeless classification
attempted 70 avoid and violate the pTovi-
sions Of the constitution prohibiting local
8 A real and substantial difference which
affords a proper basis for lassification
exists between ordinary counties and those
which contain within their boundaries a
city OF the metropolitan class.
4. An act which treats Of one department.
Of county government the creation of a
county office and the duties and functions
TO be performed BY the incumbent OF such
office. Is complete IN itself. repealF by
implication ali acts and parts OF acts repug-
mart thereto and is not required TO contain
or 20 specifically repeal the same. -.
5 Chapter 81 Of the Session Laws q 1901
providing that the county comptroller in
counties having within their boundaries
cities Of the metropolitan class shah be eX
officio city comptroller examined and held
not TO have formed the inducement for the
enactment OF chapter % laws OF 1907, crea-
ting the Office OF county comptroller in such
counties
Of 1ST are cognste acts carrying out the
legislative purpose TO create the office OF
county comptroller in counties of the class
referred to and providing facilities for
carrying out the duties OF sueh oiilee ana
that said acts are not properly subject 20
the objections made 10 their validity.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-05-13

CAT1LE-Receipts OF cattle this morning
were quite liberal al this point. although
Chicago. as usual on Tuesday, had light
run Among the offerings were a good
many very desirable, fat cattle, but the
market on the best kinds was not very
active.
Buyers started out this morning inquiring
for light yearling steers and heifers that
would do to Kill They wanted stuff weigh
esh % ana SpEtSh 4Jhe' Of of Sst Sey sesegyiDto6 s0
sold quickly a. very high prices as com
pared with the way the other kinds OF
ca tile sold. Statesmen, who were fortunate
in having that kind thought they sold at
strong prices.
Good cows and heifers were also sought
after, and, they too, commanded fully
quoting the market as stronger on the
best grades. Heavy, paunSchy cows, not
very fat did not move off as freely as on
some days. buyers being inclined to dis
eriminste q little against Them. drawing the
lines as 10 quality more closely. Still most
everything in the way OF cows snd heifers
that could be considered at all desirable,
changed hands in very good season in the
Beef steers, aside from the yearlings
described above. opened slow and dull. and
they were the last to sell Buyers started
out bidding prices that were generally all
Of l0c lower than yesterday, and, as sales
men were backward about making the con
very much trading was done.
In the end. buyers cleared the yards OF
lower than yesterday. Some right good
top as against s7.5o yesterdsy. mn
There were not very many stock cattle
in the yards. and few feeders, and so far
as eOuldf be observed, no great number
was wanted. In other words, the demand
was limited and prices at the best were no
more than steady.
Quotations on cattle: Good to choice corn
fed steers, Ss-5oq7.0o: fair 20 good corn-fed
steers S601Qs 50; common to fair cOrn-fed
steers &45gSOO; good to choice cows and
heifers &S25dS25; fair TO good cows and
heifers, SiOOfS Is: common TO fair cows and
heifers g 50S74 %: good 10 choice stockers
and feeders. s. 7bd5.40: fair TO good stock
srs and feeders, $i-s5d4 Is; common TO fair
stockers and feeders. SS64.$.
-4N--
Omaha daily bee., 1908-05-13
SOCIALISTS HAVE WARM TINE
Trouble over ResoIutiOns Results in
U9rOar.


CHICAGO Nay li.-Today's proceedings
of the socialist national convention were
v.ru No sooner was the convention ae-
tively in operation than Delegate Guy
Miller Of Colorado offered the following
resolutions addressed 10 the Western Fed
Grafton Of Miners:
The socialist party sends greetings We
congratulate you upon the splenoid battle
and final vindication of your organiHation
troops 10 destroy a labor organization as
in Alaska. We are with you, not only
untn adams and lhe sss. ~ ne ,,, SiGA Sn,I 3 oI
81 the tollers walk out from the prison
pens of poverty into the sunlight Of eco
monte freedom.
Delsgate Miller asked that the resolution
be adopted al once and an amendment
was offered referring it TO the resolutions
committee The result was an uproar. which
continued for two hours without action
being taken. Following the amendment car
rled by q vote OF g 70 81
Another hveiy skifmish 6oeufr5d over q
proposal 10 make a special appeal 10 the
trades unionists IN behalf o. socialist party
principles While the verbal contest was
Al ns height the Wisconsin delegation
threatened 20 balt fhs eonYsFti0n unltss IL
stood by the policy II appealing 70 the
men IN The trades unions Eventually .
committee u seven 70 consider the situa-
ton Vas ordered appointed.
With these matters 0uf eof the way ths
dsleEates proceeded with the routine b,si
meas of slecthg member b. member the
committees provided for in The rules In.
dieEtiuns during the cay pointed 70 A
new possibility 10 the race for the prssi-
Dental nomination Ia the person OF A. n
simons Of Illinois Ben Hanford OF New
York. vice presidentiHI eandldafs in isai
was also discussed Informally by ths dsls.
gates a. eligible for the honor.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-05-13
Metal MARKET.

NEW YORK. May 12.-METALS-The
London tin Market was lower today, with
spot closing at El37 IS. and futures at
Elss los. The local market was weak
with quotations ranging from $1,000 TO
and &bT los for futures in the London
market The local market was quiet and
Snennsngeo; " sn Win lske ,q3otsd at tl2.so
ing, tl2l2h u 1-S7 u. Lead Was unchanged
at ElS in London. The local market was
Cd :oweT, at Eis lis "a IN The London
market but was dull and unchanged. at
24.b5M 4e5 locally. Iron was dull in Lon
don. closing at ss for standard foundry
and At 55s for Cleveland warrants. The
local market was unchanged, with No.
northern quoted at Sl7.Tsa isoo; No. 9
and No. southern soft tle5ogl7.25.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-05-13
NEW YORK GENERAL MARKET
auotstions OF the Day on various
Comrnodittea.

NEW YORK. Nay Receipts,
Lll1 bhla; exports 5e6 bols; marker
snts. 49, winter strsights. A-Sea4so; Mn
nes2ta bakers S49a64g winter extras, = y
eAn. winter patents &4.50a4Ss winter low
good. - ESss0. choice TO fancy. Ns516 Is.
CORNMEAI--Etesdy; fine white ana ye
iow NBal0. coarse, 81 toq1 s. Kiln drted.
RYE-Dun; No. western. soc. {. 0. b..
wHEAT-Reoeipts. 5000 bushels: export.
asa bushels Spot market easy; No. rel.
N.03 elevator. No. 2red. no. Z o. b.,
aflcat: No. i northern Duluth. HlIA. T. o.
b.. afiost: No. 2 hard winter, Nl5. T. o. b..
afloat An early break in wheat OF lsc
per bushel, due to bearish crop news and
lower cables. led TO Oversold conditions
which later became the basis for rally.
big decrease in worlds stocks helped
tember, and nc 20 INC net lower otherwise
May, closed at t1.Os; July. ssit aee3sc. closed
a. SSse; September. ssi4gs4'se. closed at
CoRN-Receipts. H.r5 bushels; exports,
l,ese bushels. Spot, easy; No. 2 7Z1fe, ele-
vstor. and 1Sifc, Z o. b. afloat. No 5
T. o. b. afloat Option market wss firm on
covering and closed net unchanged May
closed nc; July. 7slEq7s1sc, closed az 7S1sci
oATs-Receipts. isS,5oo bushels. spot mar
5i ssiy g,, mixed &c oas to g pounds sS
HlElEu NAllArs - 10 ~ RoAnQks ae-EaHFG.
HA1-Steady; good to choice, SScds1-Oo
HOPS-Quiet. state common to choice
~ sal2c; 1905, a@ec; Pacific coast. 1907,
HIDEs-Tirn; BOgOta- l7lse: Central
America, TIC.
LEATHER-ouist: acid. fsag7c.
PRONISlONS-Beef steady; family, tis5l
qlI-00; mess. Sl85od1lDo; beef hams, - Ooa
@e-oO: packet. sl45ed15leo;- city extra India
mess. t24e9Qia.1e. Cut meats steady; picked
bellies, Saloc; picked hams 10c Lard. easy
western. 3. .4eus5s; refined. quiet: continent
y @; South America, -. 55; compound. ~ q
&c. PoTk, steady; family, HTef6l1-50, shori
clear. tl6MQl7.p. mess. 4ADdl550
TALDOW-Quiet. city 02 per package)
54ci country packages freel. 5LdSAc.
RlCE-Quiet; domestic, fair to extra
BCTTER-weak: creamery. specials. &c;
extras. Z214c; third TO first l7a2sc; state
dairy- common to choice. I7di22c: process
common to special. l5Gdhc: western fac.
tory, firsts. 17aSd18c.
CHEESE-Steady; full cream. old spe-
Gals. lsc; state, fun cream, old, small
white. fancy, lac; old. large and small
eolored. fancy, laifc; old. fair 70 prime.
al1ealsc;- y common, so91Rc; full cream, new,
BGGs-steady; state. Pennsylvania and
nearby fancy selected, white, iac; prime
70 choice. 1sG1s3kc; brown and mixed, l7is9
ls1+c; fresh gathered. storage packed. Ia 10
PoULTRY-Alive. steady: spring chick.
ems SOC; fowls. Islfc; turkeys. lie; dressed
STEADY; turkeys, l2dl7c; fowls lSGl4c.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-05-13
Cotton Market.

opened steady; June, s2Sc: July, ss7qs sc:
August. e-3oc; october, &Hsc; Novern Der
ss6c: December, SsSc; January, SC: March,
q06c.
ding uplands. u.05c; middling gulf II. Soc
sales. 100 bags
COTTON-Futures closed steady: May
s-S7e; June, S3Sc; July. s.95c; August slsc;
September. 6S3c: October. $500; November
SSc; December. 6S1c; January, Gsoc; Feb
ruaIy. 66c: March. so0c
GALVESTON. Texas, May I2-COTTON
Higher lee4c.
NEW ORLEANS May iZ-COTTON-
Spots, frm; low. sac nominal: 7-lsc nomi-
middling 10 ii-l6c: good middling, II s-iSc:
middling fair. II u-lsc Fair, - 5-lec norni-
nal Sales, 1900 males; receipts. Gis7 bales
stock. l42.2 80 bales.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-05-13
Evaporated Apples ana DRIED Fruits

NEW YORK. Nay E-EVAPORATED
APPLES-Msrkst continues quiet but the
better grades are scarce and the prices are
firmly held Choice. GzGel4c: prime TAG
Sc; common 10 fair. 51sGS1zc.
DRIED FRUITE-PTunes are rather
steady In tore, quotations ranging from &c
TO l4c for California and SAC 20 lac for
Oregon. Apricots are quiet, with choice
quoted at ltdlsiSc: extra choice al l4EaEkc
and fancy al l5dlsc- Peaches are easy,
with choice quoted a. Sc: extra choice, SIC:
fancy, 1alo31e, ana extra fancy, nqu11c.
Raisins are dull on spot. with Quotations
practically nominal Loose muscatel bG
else: seeded raisins SdSe; London layers.
8 ssll-ss.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-05-13

eHEkF-Inere was a fair run this morn
ing, largely lambs, with only a little
EPrinkling q sheep and ewes Early esri-
mates placed the run at fifteen cars, but
later arrivals carried the total quite q
little above that number. The demand was
pretty good for desirable killers, both
sheep and lambs, and the market was
fairly active. % that pretty much every
thing changed hands in good season. Some
very good lambs were neglected on ac-
count OF their being too heavy. but all
handy weights were ready sellers. The
prices paid ranged from a little lower than
yesterday 10 q little strt ager, making II
about steady market on an average.
Good lambs sold up as high as S5A
Quotations on lambs: Good - choice
wooled. T.2Sd7. 60: fair to FOOD. wooled. IS 50
ga good shesrins lamJs. carrying flesh,
G. 40dS65. good shearing lambs, thin. s. o.
Gs 20: shorn lambs. &c Ulder wooled stock.
light ytarlings. shorn. Rcas Is; fair 10
good yearlings. shOrn. ts.soa5;so; good to
choice wethers, shoTn. S-51d6 50, fair TO
good wethers, shorn, iii5q6 50; good TO
choice ewes. shofn 5f5d5.eD; fair 20 good
ewes. shorn, A TSdS %. culls and bucks
shorn. 2ocq4-so; wooled sheep, Z5e4oc above
shorn stock
ReureRpuf atfye Ealeu.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-05-13
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Cables Lower and Weather More Fa-
vorable Causes Activity.
VALUES ARE SOLD DOWN FAST
Bull EdGe 70 Easily Taken on the
Market and Prices Closed AZ
the Lew Psint of
the Day.


OMAHA. Neb.. May y. iao6
With cables considerably lower and gem
ersliy more favorable weather reports
throughout the growing sections. everyone
got on top of the market and values we're
sold down rapidly with no support in evi-
dence. The bull edge was easily taken
off the market ard prices closed at the low
points Of the day.
Wheat opened easy and cold lower on
better receipts weak cables and more IA
vorabls weather advices from the country
Heavy selling was the feature and gen
eral lack Of support Nay wheat opened
at &c and cloeed az sc.
Corn opened weak with wheat and on
heavy selling BY longs prices siumped rap
idly and with an absence OF buying powers
closed on the low points Of the Gay. May
corn opened Al sc and closed ~ 65Azc-
Primary wheat receipts were $500 bush
els and shipments were SA0o bushels.
against receipts last year Of sZS,oo bushels
and shipments Of 5o2 00q bushels.
Corn receipts were A00o bushels and
shipments were 81 600 bushels. against re-
ceipts last year of 81 on bushels and ship
ments were y77.0oo bushels.
ClearanceE were ). Oo bushels Of corn.
none OF oats and wheat and flour equal TO
son bushels.
Liverpool closed i6lAd lower on wheat
and laG lower on corn.
Local range Of options:
Omaha daily bee., 1908-05-13
Kaasas city Live sto~k Market.

KANSAS CITY, no. Nay l2-cATTLE
Receipts l2,O08 head, including 500 south
erns; market steady; native steers. S 50
T0o. southern steers t45e6Sb0. southerr
COWS, 1S65O. native cows and heifers
g. 00GS 90, Etockers and feeders g S0dS So
bulls Ss-Bd5 IS: calves. g. 7sds.0o: WsSterr
steers, s. Edsfo. western coWs s. Bds 50
HOGS-Receipts. 2o0o head, msrket
steady 10 strong: bulk Of sales s. i05S- %
heavy. s. 55G6-G; packers and butchers
s. 500 O.. nEt t. E-S1GsH: pigs A05as 50
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Recsipts loOs
head market steady, muttons. Ss006s 81
lambs. S-eos range NetheTs. a. 75sS-so
fed ewes. HEGtA
Omaha daily bee., 1908-05-13
Carloe Receipts.
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS
Features of the Trading and Closing
Prices en- Beard Of Trade.

CHICAGO, May n-Active realizing
sales together with good weather IN the
southwest caused a weak tone at the
opening Of the wheat market today. July
wheat opened AdSc 20 AdAc lower at
ssso 10 sy4e.. and sold At ss'sc. May
wheat declined to 0&c. II sold yesterday
al uo5I and closed AZ no Minneapolis
Duluth and Chicago reported receipts Of
20 cars
the market was weak for the greater
part Of the day. The low point for May
was qsttc. The low mark for July was
sslsc Late in the session rally took place
on covering by shorts and all OF the loss
WAS reEeined. The close was steady, with
July 40 &C lower st soa4c.
The corn market was weak because of
the clear weather throughout the corn belt
and in sympathy with wheat July corn
opened NdLc to Ldatc lower at SAC TO
6Slfc and sold at 65isc.
Prices rallied sharply m the latter part OF
the session and July moved Up to e4ltc.
T1'e clcEe was firm. with July &c higher
at 64Gefsc
Tire oats market was easy. but prices
were eteadier than those Of wheat OF corn.
July cats opened NC lower at 4s5sc and
Sod at 4sIsc.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
Omaha daily bee., 1908-05-13
Cnnee Market.

NEW YORK May l2-COFFEE-Mar-
ket for coffee futures opened steady at un-
changed prices. Business was very quiet
at first. but became slightly more active
after midday. with trade interests buying
the near months and July showing specia.
strength, selling 6 points over September.
ceiptE and prospects Of a good decrease
in the worlds available supply were the
bull factors. The market closed steady.
net unchanged 70 5 points higher sales
weTe reported OF 1880 bags. Including
May, s.i5ds2Oc: July. 620a s.SOe: Sep
tember. s.4oG625: December, 620G635c:
April. 625c. Spot, steady; No RIO, SIS C;
No. 4 santos &c Mid coffee. quiet. Cor
d0va. 81 dl2Ac.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-05-13
New YORK MONEY Market.

NEW YORK. MAY 1l-PRIME MER-
Camille PAPER-sNqih per cent.
STERLING EXCHANGE-Steady. with
actual business IN bankers bills at As7gol
4s7B for demand and 81 - s5lo174 s5l5 for
ElIty-day biila. commercial bills a. siA.
SILNER-Bsr, s2Ac. Mexican dollars. 47e.
BONDS-Government. steady; railroad
Irregular.
MoNET-on cali, easy; iaa2 per cent,
ruling rate. IL per cent; closing bid, II
per cent: offered at : per cent. Time
loans firm. but very dull: sixty day
2l4G2A per cent: ninety days. zs93 pcr
cert; six months. si4G3A per cent.
The following are the closing auotationI
Omaha daily bee., 1908-05-13

BOSTON, May Ian increase in sales,
Of the local wool market Trading. how
ever. is confined 10 small lots, as manu-
factursrs are stin disinclined 10 stock ID,
while The elothing market is dull. The
lows Kentucky. indina and Missouri,
quarter bi0sd, lFqAc- Secured values:
Texas fine. Twelve months, 55d5Sc. fine
six 70 eight months. sSa59c; fine. fan. 50
s5c. California northern. 5lG52c: Middle
county. 44aEsc: southern. s5dsec: fail free
&dSscs fan defective, SllTasc. Oregon east
srn No. ] staple, 5SG6Dc; eastern No. ]
clothing. ll63c. No. 4 valley. 7dsSc Ter
rito-y fine staple s7laaC; fine medium
staple, aoGbdC- fine medium clothing. sSd
&c; fine elothing. 5oGs1c: half blood 81
&c: three-eighths blood, sS95oc: quarter
blood. f2Gfsc- Pulled extra. 6fs7; fine A
49,. a. supers. a. g.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-05-13

fairly active. but realiEstiorls kept values
below parity IN the forenoon. Further
profit taking IN the afternoon caused
sUme lrreEularfty. and after Temporary
steadneEs the market finished dull Cop
per shares were dun after q steady open
Ing
PARIS. May l2-Prices on the Bourse to-
day were active on advices from New oNrk.
BERLIN. May 1.-The tone on the
Bourse to6ay continued sluggish.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-05-13

CHICAGO. May L-CATTLE-Receipts
s, ,00Q head: market steady, beeves 81 $50
40; Dexans, A75dS.75; westerns 81 6ods. %:
stockers and feeders, Ss5Gs.60 COWS and
heifers S2500s.d. calves, A75aSS
strong 10 SC higher; light s.. Seds.So; mixed.
s SodaT0; heavy, S.30G6.N; rough. S 30G
5. 45. good 10 choice heavy. g. .50ds. 20: pigs.
81. 4.55GS-30; bulk Of sales IS S1d5. as
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts 1900
head; market steady 10 weak; natives 81 %
d6l0; westerns, A.0odS.l0; yearlingE. &l5G
Omaha daily bee., 1908-05-13
Aruclez
Available ssppIies OF Grain.

HEW YORK. May l2-speciaI cable and
geleErap phie communications received By
BradEireefs show the following changes
in available supplies as compared with pre-
Vious account.
Available supplies:
Wheat, United States. east Of Rockies,
decrease. 81. .a0o bushels
Canada. decrease 2 lte.loo bushels.
Total United States and Canada. de-
crease I6S.9oo bushels
Afloat for and IN Europe. decrease aSlo.-
Co bushels
Total American and European supply. de-
crease. 6Es oo bushelE
Corn. Uuitsd States and Canada de-
crease. a6A 0dl
oafs. CnHed States and Canada. de-
tease El60n bushels
The lsadinE incEease4 and cecreaseE re-
ported this week folioWs
IucrezefE Port Huron. 5000 bushels.
Goderich. sen bushelA
Decreases. ManiiObs. lsuooo bushels:
LouisViile. ~. 90 bushels.