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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1909-02-27

13 The roadbed shall consist of
eighteen ClS) feet OF the right OF
way. measured nine CO. feet on
either side at right angles TO the
center line OF the right of way, ex-
elusive of side bitches. The center
line OF said roadbed shall conform as
nearly as practicable 10 the center
line Of said right OF way The road-
bed shall be made 10 conform 10 IN.
sub-grade as Indicated on the pro-
dles thereof. and shall be dressed in
q smooth and wOrkm1nlike manner
he crown OF the roadbed shall b.
raised four 90 inches in the cen
ter and sloped TO ihe sub-grade Z
the shoulders thereof After me
roadbed has b. graded TO smooth
nj true surface no material slaI
be- placed upon said roadbed until in
pect@d and approved boy the super
ntendent
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1909-05-06
ALDERSON.

Mrs. Emma Crawford entertained
Miss Cornelia Page, Miss Jennie VIII
son, Mrs. Jesse Smith, J. M.%Trice
and b. A. Boiling at dinner, Tuesday
evening.
Rev. c. N. Harris preached two
ST. ong sermons at the Baptist churcf,
last Sunday week.
James Hill and Austin Crawford
have returned home from Storer Col
lege. v.-:c.->
Virgil Brown is very i'll with tuber-
culosis.
T. IL. r. Watkins, delegate, TO the
Sunday School convention at McDoI
AID. returned Saturday. He reported
"a most successful meeting.
Vote Landcraft Is quite i'll with the
measles.
The first ball game of the season
Mas played Lere last Friday with
Union as the opponents. The game:
was interesting from the start to tn.
III lSh- The home team took a leaC
In the rst inning ind by superb
fielding maintained it throughout the
entire game Austin Crawford pitch
ed mastery ball, allowing but thre,
scattered hits. Score 6 to 2.
The closing exercises of the publ,
school were given at the hall. Fri
day, before a large audience. The
program was unanimously declare.
the best rendered here 1.-The Sick
DOLL The Spelling Class Dolls
Lullaby" and others were very gooG
and reviewed much applause. The
solo by Vivian Burger was exception
ally well sung. Clara Hill and Clara.
Burger In the duet New Life" dis
| played voices wonderful rang.
and sweetness. and the hearers were
given rare musical treat Miss
Wysor Watson WAS the pianist OF
the evening and played several fine
selections.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1909-05-06
GOyINGTON, VA.

Mr., and Mrs. G.. B. Brown, who
spent the winter In Clifton Forge,
are home again.
+ Mrs. G.. b. Miller. Kessrs w. G.
Watson, J. *. Payne and w. M. Left
witch left Tuesday evening for Staun-
ton, where they win he In attendance
upon the Grand Lodge of Loving
Charity.
Mrs. Maggie Walker, pres. OF ST.
Lukes' Bank or Richmond, Virginia,
and Mrs. EmeFite Johnson spent Fri
day here, A public meeting was
held at the FIRST Baptist church; Fri
day evening, After a short program
by home talent Mrs. Walker address
ed the people, much to their delight.
During her stay. she was the guest of
Mrs john. Reynolds, T. -
Mrs. WILLIAM NeWsome spent. Tues
lday wftIhcGriepds near Dunlap.
Miss Jennie Miekens, who taught
in West Virginia last winter, has
been home for two weeks
Nrs. Overton Yancy, about a
month ago, as she thought, sprained
| an ankle. She used home remedies
but as they failed to give relief, she
was forced to get medical aid. On
Iexamtnation the doctor found the
knee cap Had been HsIocated. She ie
compelled TO go about ON clutches.
Jack Mcdowell is Enending slowly
Cleveland his son is at his bedside.
+ J. c. Austin. OF Lynehburg, spent
Monday here the guest Of Miss Ine7
X. Pollard. =. .f' .--
I Nathaniel Davis is visiting his sis
ter, Mrs. @. n, Beeae.
Mrs. Mildred LIysnftf, had as he1
4 guest for dinner Sunday -Mesdames
Beatrice Beale, leila benson, Miss
Lucy E. Smith and Rev. Martin 80
Mrs. John Reynolds has gone tc
Washington FOR a visit Of two weeks
Mrs. w. g. Hackett, who spent
some time in Lonfsa, visiting he1
relatives, returned home Thursday
Mr.. and Mrs. Joshua Hunter are
moving to their new home on Marion
street.
! The Sphinx are preparing for
splendid entertainment to be giver
April 18th, at Brown and Loma'
hall. -
J. H. Walker is thought to be con
Ivalescing. ~.
The friends Of Rev. J. II. Presley
iof Clifton, are very much worried
over his present condition. The
stroke OF paTslasis, with which hf
was striken a few days ago has lef
him In a serious condition. w., D.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1909-05-06
RONCEEERTE.

Lewis Bank, of Anderson, was Wis
itor here, Wednesday.
Hubert Jackson, OF Fitzpatrick was
here Tuesday on busienss.
= Misses Florence. Ella and Rhoda
Boiling, OF Lewisburg, were visitors
here, Saturday.
Mrs. Henry Morton left Monday
fer Richmond, Va, to spend some
time. visiting friends.
Rev. J. w. Waters, of Lewisburg,
was the pleasant guest of Rev. JEFF
ferson, Thursday.
Miss Minnie v. Allen left last week
for McKendeson to spend some time
with her sister, Mrs Owen Price.
Miss Marcella Ross is much i'm
proved.
Ruffner Pondexter, Of Anderson
spent Sunday here with friends.
A number of girls and boys Of this
place attended the ball game at AL
derson, Friday. Union played Al.
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SPONDENCE


derson.
Much improvement is being made
on the N. f. parsonage. s
Rev. Jefferson filled his appoint
ment at the M. e. church Sunday and
preached two able sermons.
Rev. and Mrs. Charles Lewis re-
turned. last week, from business
trip west.
Mrs. Fannie Smith arrived ,heres
Tuesday. after spending the winter
at .Elkins.
John Ward returned Thursday
from Newport News In bad health. ,
&. b. Cousins and son GEorgs,
attended the Odd Fellows Cohven-
ton at MartinSburg, last week..
Mrs. Eta Daniel. the wife of Sam
Daniel, died Saturday morning. at 8
O'Clock, May /. The remainsi3were
shipped Sunday, to Pence Springs
for interment. She Is survived by
her husband, q STALL child. and q
host of relatives aud friends. <
Otha Chambers and Andy Smith,
of Lewisburg, were callers at Mrs,
Engham'B. Sunday.
J. w. Thompson has opened 4 bar
Der shop in the Eldridse building,
on Main street.
Henry Allen left Monday for NC
Kendree hospital.
Garlic Turner came up from Beach
wood Saturday, to spend Sunday
with his family.
Mrs. N. c.. Marshall has gone to
Pence Springs to attend the funeral
OF Mrs. Sam Daniel.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1909-05-06
EAGLE.


Miss Ellen Barnes has returned
from the Sunday School Convention
which convened at Mcdonald.
William Taylor and James Kinney
OF Donwood, were visiting at Eagle
last week.
Miss Lena Dickinson is out again
Mrs. B. F. White and Mrs. II. H.
hattey were visiting in Eagle, Sun
day.
Miss Annie Holland is reported on
the sick list.
Mr.. and Mrs, Roy Reid left, Sat
urday for Virginia, to spend the
summer.
Mrs. Eliza Cosby and daughter
were visiting at Donwood, Wednes,
day,
Mrs. Ella Hayden made a business
trip to Charleston last week.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1909-05-06

4 a ~ ssasn% atrest. VIA stHok.
"a N3tks RaArlyaissa few daya ago and.
tsse etcnslS Ill az we mail these news
) A'May Fair will be held at Logan;
NJ sG, Church, the 24th and 25th inst.
|fntefestng programs will be arranxs
ed for each evening. I'M M
f. The Needle Work Club met with
AEs, f. @. Lacy. Of Belpre, O.. last.
Thursday afternoon. -
Thos. Fletcher and William W..
Cook. OF Marietta. O.. were In the
city Friday evening evening, the
guests, OF ]. Il. JEFFERSON and H.. d.
Haxlewood.
Parents Day will be observed at.
Sumner school Friday. May 9TH, and
all parents and we'll wishers are cor
daily INVITED to he present. ~ ),
Mrs. Andrew Burton and Miss Eva
Taylor. OF Belpre, o., attended l-o-.
gan NJ. h. Church, SABBATH morning.
Mrs. Thos. Fletcher. OF MariettA,
O., was In the city Thursday, the
guest OF Mrs. ]. M. Carter.
Samuel Brown Is spending few
days ut home with his family Mr.. l
Brown has been employed in Athens
Ohio. -, 4
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HARDOCRSVILLE.

Sunday, May 9th, is rally day q
the First Baptist church and mum
Der of. visitors are expected. Bap
t1zing will also be one Of the feat
ures of the day. The purpose Of the
rally Is for the erection OF new
church; as the present one is solely
AnANsQuate for the present member
ship. ~
Tyler Peyton, or Clifton Forge
who has been Off duty for several
weeks on account OF illness. has re-
covered, and left here Saturday tC
report for duty. 49,.
Rev. S. n. Bullock, of Charleston
will exhibit his Passion Play here
this week.
S.. Scott Bill and George Martin were
visiting friends at Martha, Sunday.
- Rev. w. w, Scott preached here
Sunday, the 25th ult.
. George Hill, delegate from this
place to the Sunday School conven-
ton, returned Saturday.
II, An extra force of about one hun
drsd men are laying new track east
OF this place.
-. Mrs. b. L. Taylor, substitute teach
er here, was called home at Keyser
on account Of the serious illness of
her husband, Wednesday. Miss AL
10. lie v. Hicks was appointed to teach
Thursday and Friday, which ended
the school term.
= The Base Ball club, with NJ. \.
TOO Hicks, manager and Ed Whirl cap
tain, have leased ten acre ball field
and within a few days will have it
In such shape--it will be hard for
any other diamond to excell it. They
expect to have their first game next
week.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1909-05-06
BUCKHANNON.

Mrs. J. w. Mumford was at Wes-
ton. Saturday.
Rev. and Mrs. o. T. Davis enter
tanned the Silver Leaf Club at the
parsonage. Friday evening. A
pleasant time was spent. Refresh
ments were served at the close of the
melting. ...---.
The entertainment given by the
Silver Leaf Club, Thursday night, at
the A. NJ. E. church was enjoyed by
large crowd. The broom drill was
a pleasing number of the fine pro-
gram rendered.
The Ladies Aid held a business
meeting, April 30th, at the home of
Mrs Jas. Carter. After the business
was transacted, the ladies were In
V1ted to the home of Miss Maud
Davis, where refreshments were
served.
Jas. Wade is some what indisposed
at this time.
Henry Powell has returned from
Clarksburg. and reports a pleasant
trip. -
Mrs. Malinda Hunter very pleasant
~ entertained at dinner, Sunday,
the following ladies and gentlemen:
Prof. Black, Rev. O.. T. Davis and
Wte, Mrs Myrtle Lewis and mother.
and Misses Dorsey Tyler and Mum
ford
Inc Mite Missionary society held
lts regular monthly meeting Sun
Day afternoon, at the A. M. e.
church.
MIS-. Silas Murphy, who has been
very SICK for several months, is
signify improved at this time.
Mrs Myrtle Lewis and 1ittla
daughter Reta left Monday for their
nome at Sutton, after a pleasant visit
with relatives here
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1909-05-06
PARtKERSBURG.

The Nay Fair given the 4th and
9TH at Wesleyan Methodist Church
was success.
Inc programs each evening were
interesting and enjoyable.
AN Interesting program was rem
dered at Ann Street Hall by the Will
Ing Workers, last Thursday evening.
Mrs. W. p. Rathbone delivered
an interesting and instructive adj
oresS on Tuberculosis and Sanitation
at Zion Baptist Church, Sunday af-
ternoon.
N0oert Bass remains about the same
at his room on Latrcbe street.
The musicale aud banquet given
thursday evening of last week. Nv
me Bachelors Club, at Ann Street
Hall was unique and interesting and
was heartily enjoyed by all. A large
crowd was present and a nice sum
realized which was presented to the
McCIung orchestra by Prof. II. D.
! Lakewood.
Wan. McClung, who has been con
1iDcd to his room for the past week
Is much improved at this writing.
Mrs Alice Fountaine remains
about the same.
Mrs. VIM. Turner, Of Wheeling. II
IN the city, visiting her aunt. Hrs
Alice Fountaine.
} Mrs. Tate, mother OF Mrs. Grant
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1909-05-06
I. E. ! !. { ]! ] 4 J!

Hhursday E0atsema the funeral Oh, her
/. ~ niece, Roosevelt Dotson, who
was burned to 'dsath. &.
Mrs. Fannie Jones passed through
this place Friday oenroute to Thur
mond. .....
tMesdames Richardson, Stone and
Brown, OF Harvey, were In town
shopping, Saturday, ..s
John Munroe's house was totally
destroyed by IRE April %. Very
little was saved.
A delegation went from this place
to attend the convention at McDoh-
aid, last week.
The Woman's Improvement League
will meet with Mrs. ). p. Dandrtdge,
of Queenstown, Thursday. e..
W. I. League will give an enter
tainment for the purpose of helping
w. Va, Seminary and College, Mon
day, May 81st and Tuesday, June
LIST. Every one come and help with
their presence and dimes. 4 r..
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1909-05-06
RED STAR.

Rev. r. D. W. Meadows is In town
for a few days. He preached the O.
dination sermon to. the Deacons at
Harvey Sunday evening. A crowd was
out to hear him. Several OF the peo-.
pie of this place were In attendance.
Z The Odd Fellows had their thanks
giving, sermon preached Sunday az
.ternoon' at three O'clock. Rev. N. H..
Smith, of Virginia, preached an ex-
cellent sermon. The church was
crowded. A number from Green's
town and other towns was present.
The Woman's Improvement League
will observe Mothers Day Sunday az
ternoon. All are invited to be pres
ont. ... '..-
The FsgaaEssassyttJAs ia foundation for
the new college is being pushed. Mn.
Washington. the architect, Is now
experimenting the work.
: Mrs. Benton went to Carlisle
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1909-05-06
RED SULPHUR SPRINGS.

James Walker left Tuesday for
Bluetleld.
!: Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Bprk, q daughter:
Herbert Pack left Tuesday for
Princeton.
Rush McClenan is spending a few
days at home.
Rev.tO. T. Harris did not f1ll the
pulpit Sunday as was expected.
The Ladies Aid met with Mrs. w.
X Johnson Thursday evening.
Otie Hamilton has returned from
Terry.
Rev. Richard Hamilton preached h
good sermon Sunday.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1909-05-06
CI4AFsKaBURG.

Henry Lee and Benjamin Jack
son, Of ParkersbRrg, are IN tho city
during federal court. - .,:-.
Dale Dean Is out again after an
attack OF la grippe. !. s.- 4.-..... =, -
If. p Smith and Chas. Lee are
now doing duty as city policemen
-. Mrs Freeman Lowry has returned
from East Liverpool, O., where abe
visited her aunt, Mrs. Jas. Lottier..
Rev. J. Edward Pryor and MRS.
Ida Mccoy returned last week from
Parkersbnrg, where they attended q
meeting prtorIto the meeting of the
association here. ...
Rev. J. E. Morris, former pastor
OF Pride Chapel, was shaking hands
with friends here last week On the
evening Of his departure. Mrs. M. J.
Grayson entertained for him. The
! evening was qnite pleasantly spent.
| Miss Estella Cambria is able to be
out again, much to- the delight of her
many. friends. -
Queen Ester GIub was entertained
Friday afternoon by Mrs. John
Brown, The preyious week the club
was entertained by Mrs. Stephen
Lassfter.- -.
Miss Lily Allen spent Sunday in
Bridgeport, ..--. -.... -.
| Pres. J. McHenFy Jones, of the
I w, Va. Institute. will preach to the
Odd Fellows Sunday afternoon at
Trinity NJ. e. church. II
] A past and present social will be
given at Pride. a, M. e. church;
Thursday night. a.. =, !
I ;Prtn. J. W. Robinson preached
at st Adams, Sunday. DR.. Young
taught for him dussus ATS absence,
MONDAY, ...... -. -
}. II. Nelson, who has been in Viz
sania for some time is in the city.
Rev. j. II. Accoo, P. E. and Mrs.
Rachel White, conference. evangelist.
were IN the city Monday and Tues
tday. Mrs. White preached at Pride
Chapel on Monday night. Rev. .Ac-
COO spoke TO the young converts on
tuesday night. Mrs. White and the
elder left for Huntington, wednes-
DAY to attend the Wheeling District
IConference.
Rev and Mrs. J. H. Watson and
Family leave this week for Mt. Airis
Nd where he will have active work
as pastor. During the twelve years
of their stay here, many warm
friends have been made, who Wish
them unbounded success In their new
home. .
J Patrons Inspection day will be
: held, hay 18th. at Water street
school.
Mothers Day will be observed
Sunday ut Pride Chapel A special
sermon will be preached in the even
ing. .~ -'.4."' -
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eualis, Of HAWKS Nest, were. the
guests Of Mrs: F. r. Snyder, Sun
Fday. .- . .~.
Mrs. James Cosby has been confin-
ed to her room for several days.
J. w Branch went TO Montgomery
last week.
Mrs. Alice BoIden was at Mount
Carbon to attend her lodge.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1909-05-06

Clara Bell Williams, who has been
sick quite q while, seems to improve
very slowly and her parents are very
anxious about her. ....., -. -
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PAGE.

Ounce Bane, Of Bluefield is v5a,t-
ing his family.
MFs. morton was called to BIue-
de1d by the death of her husband.
:. MISS Gert1e QuaIls and Miss Gladvs
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-17

ShEEP-Receipts were very limited this
morning, numbering only six cars. While
there were not enough supplies to make a
market, everything was cleaned I'D at the
opening at prices steady with yesterday.
quality considered. Ewes of n pretty good
kind moved at 500 and western lambs
were good enough to sell at s7.6. For the
past couple days shorn supplies have been
a drug on the market. This morning a
couple LOADS of shorn ewes and two cars
OF held over clipped lambs met with ready
sales at A10 and 1875. respectively.
Owing to light receipts. buying talent
generally held quality as a secondary con-
sideration, and for the first time this week
the receipt platter was literally licked
clean.
The market this week has not been in
the best of condition, looking at 1t from a
sellers standpoint. Excepting Monday and
yesterday. when trade took on a healthier
tone, the general market has favored the
packers. Heavy receipts and bearish sem
timent, caused by unfavorable eastern add
vices, were largely responsible for slow
movement In supplies and slightly lower
values. However, a dime would fully
cover the decline on all grades during the
week.
Quotations on sheep ana lambs: Good 10
choice lambs, S.65d7.55; fair 10 good lambs,
1.250I.65; good to choice light Searllngs.
S.00q7.4o; good to choice heavy yearlings.
B.6541 90; good TO choice wetheTs, 5000
6.&; fair to good wethers, $5.75d6.OO; good
to choice ewes, %.7546OO; fair TO good
ewes. %.Sd6. 10; cuiis and bucks. t2.O094.00
ReDraRpDtaf tive aaIaSs
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-17
NEW YORK. STOCKS AND BONDS
Speculative Interest Flags and Tone
Of Market is Heavy.
SHARP BREAK NEAR THE CLOSE
""ise In wheat H. signal for
selling and NaIaes shrink
suddenIy-Bonds Are
Irregular.

NhW YORK, April 6-Speculative in
IN stocks Tagged today and the tone
~ .he market was heavy. in an uncertain
49, Inc depression was not pronounced
uhtll the final dealings and had Iittle
.uat was positive TO account for Il. That
oneIe was q notable decrease in the buying
thsn s0n was palpaole, and this. rather
looks Tor sale, was accountable for the
depressing tendency Of prices. This was
~ oSe"eSeo by eve exceptions i'm the way
~ advances than yesterday. Some of the
stocks which helped to sustain the market
oy their notable advances yesterday we've
supJected 70 sales to realize profits today,
ana thus helped on the depression.
The position in the wheat market was the
occasion OF some anxiety and the re-
neWeu uneasiness over the Turkish stu
auon was another dominating factor. The
break in wheat. yesterday. was accented
Win some satisfaction In stock market
cIIches and there was a feeling of disap-
III Wneent when IT was seen that wheat
Was inclined TO renew its advance. In
Sohnecuon with the excited speculation in
wheat, 1t was regarded as rather ominois
sHaL an agitation against it should be
sIaIteu IN quarters active in past bearish
campaigns In the stock market. The eX-
tension OF the speculation in wheat has
sna,Pened the sense of the stock market
traoilon that parallel bull speculations in
STOCKS and grains present an nomal the
rule being Tor contrary price movement in
the two arket
A number of announcements Of important
new bond transactions was a feature OF
the day These included a sale of 81. Louis
ana san Francisco general mortgage SIS.
and OF 2,OOO, 900 4 per cent debenture bonds
OF the Michigan Central. The strength
OF the Eries was based on suggestions
NAT the drawing up Of the mortgage was
progressing. The Rock Island issues were
responsive to the ST. Louis and San Fran
cisco bond sale. While the money market
mas been remarkably easy for this period
OF the year this ease has been based on
expectation of continued inflow of funds
70 bank reserves rather than upon the ex-
istence of any unwieldy surplus disclosed
oy last saturdays bank statement, In fact,
put little over $1O,000,oOO. Cash has continued
10 Flow into the banks this week. both
from the interior and from the subtreasury
operations, but not at a rate to keep pace
with the requirements of bono subscriptions
OF such magnitude, If long continued. Ad-
gold was engaged also for shipment
to Brazil. 1t was not until the renewed
bulge in wheat, late in the day, that the
of stocks developed positive
qualities. Prices broke then with some vio-
lence, making last prices the lowest OF the
day.
Bonds were irregular. Total sales, par
value. 8,Ss6.OOO United States bonds were
unchanged on call.
Number OF sales and leading quotations
on afOpEa mara ne f1IIou,.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-17
CELTIC RETURNS FROM
RELIEF TRIP TO MESSlNA
Christmas Boxes Intended
for sailors 10 Refugees
In italy.

NEW YORK, April 16.-The United States
supply steamer. Celtic, which was one OF
the first relief ships 10 reach the earth
quake zone in Sicily, arrived here from
Messina today.
The Celtic was to have been the Christ
mas ship OF the Atlantic fleet and was
originally scheduled 20 meet the sixteen
battleships under Rear Admiral sperry at
Gibraltar the latter part OF January and
accompany the fleet TO Hampton Roads.
1t was at the Brooklyn navy yard
loaded with good things for the sailors
OF the round-the- world fleet when orders
came for II 20 san directly to Messina. II
carried food supplies, clothing, a thousand
naval tents, and a large hospital building
In sections which was afterWard set up in
the stricken district
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-17
View York Mining stocks.

NEw YoRK, April iS-clOsing quotations
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-17

CATTLE-Receipts Of cattle this morning
were extremely light, there not being
enough of any kind TO make a real test OF
the market. In fact, there were only q few
scattering loads offered for sale. What few
there were changed hands In good season in
the morning at prices nominally steady
with yesterday.
as steady with yesterday means that the
market is really around 25c lower than IL
was a week ago, some classes showing
more loss perhaps than that and others not
quite so much.
Cows and heifers, while steady with veg
terday. are 15Q20c lower than last week.
The very best fat cows and heifers have
not shown as much decline as some grades
while stock cows and heifers. that is. any-
have commanded about steady prices owing
to the very good demand for that class,
The kind that has suffered most are such
cows and heifers as were selling at about
This kind OF stuff Is in MANY
cases 8c lower than last week. -
As noted yesterday, so few feeders have
been received this week that fully steady
prices have been maintained in spite OF
the break on fat cattle. The week closes
with everything cleaned up.
Quotations on cattle: Good TO choIoe corn
fed steers, $.00a645; fair to good cornfed
steers, S5.5oq6.2 20; common TO fair cornfed
steers, A.oOQ5.6O; good to choice cows and
heifers, A.15q6.65 fair to good cows and
heifers, &.S594.7b; common to fair cows
and helfers. 81 5 IS; stock heifers. n nna6
4.3; veal calves, S.25d6.6O; bulls, stays. etc,
SS.oOQ6.Oo: good to choice stockers and feed.
ers, A.5oG5.5o; fair to good stockers and
Feeders, S4oOq4.0: common to fair stockers
and feeders, S.25G4.00
RRnFaEanfaff five Ia
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-17
Sunday.
The official number of cars of stock
orousht In today by each road was:
Cattle. Hogs. Sheen HTS

The disposition of the days receipts was
as Follows, each buyer purchasing the num-
Der of head indicated;