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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-08-22
FROM DOCTOR
TO NEWSPAPER
Or. Edrar w. Gardner Now Editor Of
the Fort Morgan Times, Accord
ing to Clipping.

From clipping taken from the
Ft. Morgan (Colo.) Times, comes the
information that DR.. Edgar w. Card
ner, formerly Keol1uk and Hamilton
physician, has entered the broad
field of newspaperdom. His wife was
formerly Miss Mary Machin of Keo-
kuk, daughter of DR.. and Mrs. M.
Machin now also OF Colorado. The
Times says:
Or. E. w. Gardner has assumed the
position of news editor of the Even
Ing Times. We have known DIR. Gard
ner for number of years and do not
hesitate to commend him to the peo-
pie of Morgan county, if such recon-
mendation is necessary. we make
this modification because DR.. Gardner
having resided here approaching one
year is already more widely acquaint-
ed than the majority of men who have
lived in Morgan county for several
years. We shall appreciate any help
on the part of the public to give the
Evening Times the news through DIR.
Gardner. We want all the news for
our readers and our readers want
the news. AS assistant to DR.. Gard
ner we wish to state that w. H
Eyestone, who has been with the pa
per for some weeks will also devote
his time particularly to the local news
and any report of news to him will
be appreciated and find its way into
tho 81 no
We are building continually to give
our readers newsy daily and weekly
paper.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-08-22
BATTLE ROYAL
WITH RAILROADS
Attorneys on Both Sides Ar. Gather
ing to Argue Before
Commission.

CHICAGO, Aug. Attorneys for
the large shipping associations and
counsel for the RAILROADS commenced
to gather here today for the prelimi-
nary work in connection with the bat
tie royal to be fought before the in:
terstate commerce commission August
20.
The railroads are to try to obtain
consent to an advance in their ship
ping rates which the shippers declare
are now unreasonable. Traffic man
ayers declare that the cost of labor
and material has so increased the
running expenses that it is impera-
tive that rates be advanced.
The shippers assert that stocks have
been SO watered that the largest kind
Of rates will not begin to pay the
dividends demanded. Some of them
will demand that an appraisement OF
the roads be made SO that the actual
value can be used as a basis for the
computing of rates.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-08-22
Wyaconda River overflows.

Reports from there at late hour
last night were to the effect that the
Wyaconda river was out of its banks
and the large steel wagon bridge over
this river, four miles west OF Canton,
has been washed out by the flood.
This bridge was but recently built
at a cost of about $1,000 and at the
time it was built was situated above
any known high water mark, and was
thought to be so high that the water
would have no effect up It, These
precautions were taken as the old
covered bridge which had formerly
crossed the river at this point had
been washed from its supports num-
Der of times
The water from the different creeks
near the town was flowing over the
rails on the K line tracks south of
town and men were fastened to tins
point by the company to place sand
bags and in other ways protect the
track from danger.
The chautauqua ground was cover
ed with water and the people who
were present at the gathering were
forced to climb onto chairs in the
assembly tent TO get out of the water.
When they attempted to leave the
grounds after the rain, they were
forced to wade in water two feet deep.
At a number of places in the main
section of the town, the water ran
oyer the sidewalks and into the store
buildings. The walks at these places
were from a foot TO two feet above
the bottom of the gutter.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-08-22

Read the Gate CITY want Column
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-08-22
LEGAL BATTLE
STARTS TODAY
Illinois Central Graft Case VIII Start
With Preliminary
Hearing.

CHICAGO, Aug. 22.-Today will
see legal battle to prevent Chief
Justice Olson of the municipal court
from acting as the trial Judge in the
preliminary hearing OF John NJ. Tay-
lor one of the Illinois Central ex-
officials under arrest on graft charges.
The fight will be made on the grounds
that Olson heard the charges In the
$15,000,000 steal direct from the lips
Of President Harnahan at the time the
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-08-22

Dysentery is a dangerous dieease
but can be cured. Chamberlain
Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy
has been successfully used in nine
epidemics of dysentery. 1t has new.
er been known to fail. 1t Is equally
valuable for children and adults. and
when reduced with water and sweet.
ened, 1t is pleasant to take. Sold by
all dealers.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-08-22

From 3Ickness to "ExceIlent Health
So says Mrs. Chag. Lyon, Peoria.
H.. i found In your Foley Kidney
Pills a prompt and speedy cure for
backache and kidney trouble which
bothered me for many months. am
now enjoying excellent health ,rhicn
! owe to Foley Kidney Pills. Wilkin.
son & Co.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-08-22

Be sure and take a bottle OF Cham
berlain's Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy with you when starting on
your trip this summer It cannot be
obtained on board the trains or
steamers. Changes of water and eli
mate often cause sudden attacks of
diarrhoea, and it is best to be pre-
pared. Sold by all dealers.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-08-22
For Quick Relief From Hay Fever.

For quick Relief From Hay Fever.
Asthma and summer bronchitis, take
FoIey'g Honey and Tar. 1t quickly
relieves the discomfort and suffering
and the annoying symptoms disap.
near. 1t soothes and heals the in
TANNED air passages Of the head,
thro.t and bronchial tubes. It con-
tains no opiates and no haraful
drugs. Refuse substitutes. Wilkin'
son & Co.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-08-22

warrants were issued. The fact that
Olson should hear case personally
Is in itself unusual as he has former
ly directed work Of the courts,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-08-22
Heavy Rains at Burlington.

Reports from Burlington were that
a heavy rain fell at that place last
night. but the storm did not develop
itself into one OF cioudburst proper
tiong, and the damage was nominal.
The damage between here and Bur
lington was NOT confined to the cities
Of Canton and Keokuk, but much was
done TO the rural districts. The hail
that fell In the vicinity Of Keokuk
beat down the corn badly, doing much
damage thusly.
The storm at Hannibal is thought
to have been bad one also, for up
to the time that the Wing went to
press, at 900 O'Clock this morning,
there was no way to get telephone
connection with that city. The wires
are thought to have suffered from the
storm.
New-York tribune., 1910-04-13

Locally quiet; No ] foundry Sortheru- stsa
SIS 30. No ,. ST 50dS1S No 1 southern and
No I Southern soft. SIT 5OaSf7 10 Pig iron
certificates unchanged. No sales
MOLt-sEs AND -YRUPs--M0tasses steady
and unchanged. Syrups steady but quiet
Fresh lots offer were 500 barrels Arbuckle
Brothers and 400 barrels National exportable
ugal. common, 16T i9c. fair. f0U 22c. good.
p 26c; prime. 23N zoe: New orleans. open
kettle IS 42c- SYRCPS-COmmon. 1Ju &c,
medium. y y 26c, fancy. 81 G3Oc
NAVAL SrORES-Spirits turpentiue little
easier out fairly active. Rostn and tar steady
ana unchanged. SPIRITS TURPENTiNE-
Machine bbis. 62tsc- TAR. Sc. ROSIN-
Common to good strained 4G0cs n e.. Toe.
n. fs5c; r. 4S5c; r. 5.fJc. @. > .25c, n. , 3Jc,
l. 3.41c; h, 643e: ~ 6TJc; \, 69acs W @.
:. 1Ic. and " W. T.35c
HIDEs-Steady for oak. with good demand
and limited offerings. Full prices noted Onion
ieather was moderately active and steady at IN
changed prices.
DRUGs-steady. Essential oils frn. with
the usual tobbng business. Roots selling we'll
at full prices.
OILs-Refned petroleum in steady demand at
the recent decline Linseed oil Arm In sym
seed PETROLECM-Stand white. bbls.
fined. cases. t0I5c. water white. bbis . csc;
bulk, 5-TJc; cases. SIC LINSEED OIL
American seed. city raw. - u Sc out-Of-tOwn
raw 81 sc; Calcutta raw. 0Oc. LARD OIL.
81 oOasi -
COTTONsEED OII-Easier early. but to-
ward the close values regained part OF the loss.
closing steady at points decline 20 > points
advance. with sales OF 1890 bbis Local con-
tract prices:
New-York tribune., 1910-04-13

PROYISIONS-ModerateI active and easier
under liquidation. selling by packers and the
decline Of Zoe on hogs a. the yards Sales Of
lard were 100 tierees MAY az 1860 and 200
tierccs Nav at Is. Coo. PORK-Steady. mess.
S2T 80 BEEF-Mess. S15qSI6. family. SIaa
$40 80. packet. SIS 30 n Sls. extra India mess.
DRESSED HOGS-Easv. bacons. 14i.c. 1~1 II.
14i.c- $50 H. 14tec. Tao n. 14rsc. pigs 141.c.
cUT MEATs-Pickled bellies quiet, snoking.
Picked hams steady. iTc TALLOw- teady.
city. Tiec: country. - dThsc. LARD-Easier.
Middle Western. 13 - q l3.S5c. citv. I3ss n
I3s. Rcdned weak. south America. I5c.
Continent. t25c. Brazil. kcgs. &c. Compound
steady. oJeo. isl. diSiac. city lard t5c
RICE-Steady with somewhat better de-
msnd Present prices are within fraction
of jh" lowest Tor the last nity Nears or since
1850, and are said Co h- below cost Of produc
tiou. New Orleans reports the market there
we'll sustained under light offerings and TIN
proved demand. with Japan advanced pan
Talmages sons COMPANY. New Orleans. teie-
graphs Louisiana crop movement 70 date as
follows Receipts. rough. l.3d4.2n% sacks
against .355, 6G6 last year Sales cleaned.
I.U22."n2 pockets. compared with l2IT. SOS a
year ago carolina crop movement. Receipts.
lngs. 2ft2i-c- ordinary. - 4 fI a fair. . 4Hf
4I.c. GOOD ordinary. 4taH44c. prime ga
IA sc. choice. Iie TJ2c. head Japan. u 4
3'4c. tatna. Ole Tdisc, Java, 5etJiac, Ran
goou. = fi Z 'sc. siam 4 = u 5iac.
JGAR-Rerued steady but quiet and un-
changed. The lowest quoted price for stand
ard srquulated Is 5.loc net, less ] per cent
the drop of tl-d ia quoted prices OF beet
sugar at London. with early quotations stand
ing at las = a q Tor April ami MAY. and lbs
3I Tor August. The afternoon cable was bet
ter. with buyers at las td FOR April. t4s 4 = Il
FOR May ana l4s "a a for August. There was
meut after May ~. at 30. basis 9d test. cost
and freight equal 10 4JGc duty pald. with
market closing steady. spot prices Centrf
ugai HG test. .i6c. uuscoyado. ~ test. 3 SEC
ami utniasaes sugar. ~ test AH1c
METAL>-COPPER- standard weak spot
and April. II 600 - I5c. May a. B0ft . Spr /.
June. - G0a a. Toe. .fuIy ~. coo - soc Lon
don steady. spot t15 5s. futures f5s s.. Lake
copper hero. l. - p "a 1I l2l-C. eIectroivtic.
T. 55H i@c- casting ~ a. - "a - T5c. TIN
Easy. spot. a2Go4 ~ 1Ic. April - 5J d 81. T5r.
MAY and June. 80. Goa E2 soc. july b Get, n
% - irc. Londsw weak. spot ttts rs Gd
futurts ti1o t2s 81. LEAp-puII spot . f0 a
~ New York aud -o0 . "5r East 50 Louis.
London unchanged az tt2 IS SGT SPEI.TER-
Dull. y a1n s. soc New York and IS a. ~ p o
East ~ Louis. FRON--Lower IN London with
Cleveland warrants quoted at SOS 1870.
New-York tribune., 1910-04-13
FOREIGN FINANCIAL.

London. April l2-Consols closed l-l6
higher at NI-is for money ana Slla lot
account Anaconda was 4 higher at tsia
Canadian Pacific q al le'A, ana -ITaiu
Money was in better supply and easier
Discount rates declined on the gold ln-
ports.
The stock market had quietly steady
undertore and a good business was zone
for the new account in rubber ana OH
shares. trunk lines and hafhrs az faIttIl-
ing quotations. Otherwise the markets were
quiet pending the arrangements fer the
settlement. which began to-day. larry
over rates for mines ranged from. . 10 {
per cent. copper shares were dearer, IN
sympathy with Americans
American securities opened higner IN s. M
pathy with the strength in Wall Street
Yesterday The order of the United STATES
Supreme Court for a rehearing OF the
American Tobacco and Standard Oil cases
failed. to arouse bullish enthusiasm mere
and after the initial advance prices de
clined. New York bid up its favohteS an
the afternoon. Then realizing caused an
other setback but the market finally re-
covered on renewed support and eioseu
firm.
CAL money in london. 2ied3 per cent;
open market discount rate for short oils.
: 13-led37s per cent. long bills 3sd5 i5-lb
per cent: Berlin discount rate. Sis per cent,
change on London. > francs 23la CentlmeS,
Berlin exchange on London. 70 marks 49is
pfennigs. Bar gold. rs 9isd. American
giles. 76s cd.
Paris. April 12-Three per cent rentes
closed unchanged. at 81 francs NL2 cen
times Prices were irregular on the Bourse
Berlin. April l2-Trading was quiet, at
IRREGULAR price changes on the -BOerSe
New-York tribune., 1910-04-13
OTHER LIVESTOCK MARKETS.

Chicago April - - CATFLE-Rece1pt -
2 200. steady steers So - a s. So; cows,
s. = n s. p. heifers 81 25G 81 80; bulls. s. 5
Il So 80; calves. 50 n s. ., stockers and feed,
n 1Jc lower. Choice heavy. S1e . 2 $40 30.
butchers $40 Il $40 -. light mixed. $40 io0
SIO1I. choice light SI0 Is n $40 go, packing.
Sf0 Is n $40 80. pigs. 50 goa $40 -, bulk Z
sa IS $40 2oM $40 -. SHEET Ftece1D DIS. -
600. steady. sheep. So - q s. . lambs. g =
r 50 -. yearIings. 81 - q IS ..
Kansas CITY. APRIL l&-tA TITLE ttscei Z. =
lower. Choice export and dressed beef stears.
81 500 s. -. fair good. S6 = q - 40; Vest
ern 81 a 81 -. stockeTs and feeders. - 1"p
81 80. southern. s. 80 a s.. southern cows
e. GOA s. 80. native 81 10G Sc -. heifers.
s. 50G 81 35. bulls. 81 dS6. calves. 50 s.
HOGS-Recelpts. u 600: fJG 2nc lower. t'p.
SO rs. bulk 0f sales 50 SOd$t0 10. Heavy.
$40 10. light 50 - SO pigs. s. 75u 50 -
SHEEP - Receipts. 5000, loa l5c higher-
Lambs. IS - a 50 90, yearllngs. s. r -, Weln-
ers S5HSS 20 ewes. 81 j0n S. So stocSers
and feeders. s; 81 q 81
Cincinnati. April 12-t2A TILE Receipts
12O. steady and quiet F'alr % sood 81 lpp-is'
81 II u s. =. common. s. - = s.. HOGS-F.e-
pers $40 50a $40 60- common. 3 - So
SHFEP- Rrcpipts Ia5. steady. - % q 81 3D.
Lambs steady S6a s. -.
East PurfaI0. April f2.-CAETI. t--tte =,
y GOOD demand and hrm Prime steers.
s. n s. IS. VEALS-Receipts. so. active and
steady. HOGS-Receipts. 800 rairtr tct-,e
ard f5d zoe lower. Heavy. $40 .. e SO su.
pigs. StO gOd Sf0 %; roushs. 81 - e 81 -;
fairies $40 a. 4 $40 ~ SHEEP and LAMBS
-Receiprs. 1900, active and steady and un-
changed
New-York tribune., 1910-04-13

silver in London closed at "a 7-led,- an az =,
vance of 1-1sd
GOLD PREMIUM Madrid, e.s"' Las
bon. 10 %
MEXICAN EXCHANGE. - Mexican eN-
change on New York Is quoted al ZVl'2
GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS: - heSeiP.s
from customs yesterday were sl,So2, Soo' III III
ternal revenue 81 l3S, ,3s2 and misceilane eous
S2Ss lsl a total of 81 7S7.52S. against totat eN o
penditures on ordinary account OF $500, $o,sto;;s.s
For the month TO date ordinary rt,,Pi,7 receIPt9
have been SIT054S7l and ordinary eNpei,ei-
lures ST Zl3.27T, the excess OF eKpehdllmlli m = =
amounting to $15S 905.. For the nscal gSa 80
10 date ordinary receipts have been @>Sot,. @
6S6,225 against S45i7 ass In the same tliile ~.
In 1905 and ordinary expenditures S52O.Sso'44o'
against S23 Os9. .575 in 1899 the excess @ or I sN
pendftures this year amounting TO $40, 80, Sie'
compared with an excess last year or Soo'-
IS. 10 Including Panama cana accouinl cs,,,i;t l
and public debt. the excess OF All eNptIiNi u
lures over receipts since July amounts 10
$40. iSs7 74S. against an excess IN the e S95 s95
spending period a year ago or ShS'o"''oS-'
StB-TREASURY.-T Sub Treasury was
debtor to the Clearing House S.l45.9iO
New-York tribune., 1910-04-13
FOREIGN MARKETS.

Liverpool. April 12-wHEAT-Spot duh:
futures arm May. = t01s "a. July. = g-sd.
October - 57sd CORN-SDOt quiet New
American mixed. Northern. IS &isd, old -
sd Futures dull. July nominal PEAS
Canadian. Is sad FLOCR-Winter pat
ents SIS sd HOPS in London (Pacidc CCastl.
"a iOsQfj los BEEF-Extra India mess
strong IT'S Sd PORk-Prine mess. West
ern. I20s- HAMS-Short cut. quiet T5s. BA-
CO%-turnberIau cut Ills. short rib. rs sd.
clear bellies. Ills Sd. long clear middles. Light
or heavy. Tls short clear backs SIS ST.
SHOULD DERS-Square. Cts I'D LARD-Prime
Western tierces. dun Tus. American refined.
pals 6as I'D. HEESE-Canadiun nuesr
white strong. 6+s 6d, coiorcd. 62s Gd- TAI
Z ON-P Prime city. uominally. ass. TURPEN-
TINE-Spirits. as 3d ROSIN-Commou 10s
al ETROLEUM-Redned. Ttad. LINSEED
OIL ais so COTTONSEED OIL-Huu re-
nned. spot. as 3d. TALLOW-Australian IN
London. S1s "a.
London April t2-SUGAR-Raw. ceutrif-
uxaL l5s. muscovado. tSs 30. beet. APRIL -
@Ld. LINSEEp--t'alcutta. April-June. 6is
OF. LINSEED OIL Jas 9d. SPERM OIL. E3.
PETRO LEU N-Rehned. sd. spirits "a.
TURP RPENTtNE-Spirits. as Sd ROStN-
American strained. los I'd hue t1s 81
Antwerp. April 1---PETEOLEJM ". 70 francs
SO Ceutimes.
Montreal April 2-CHEESE-Cuiet. White.
12a l27sc, colored. l2it g y &c.
New-York tribune., 1910-04-13
BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

Boston April = 2-Aithoush holders Of wcnf
in the local market are stilI Ioatn % cut
values further there Is considerable inquiry
qrnon- mill representatives. and a number %
good sales ara reported Interest = Increasing
in the new clip. yer Western advices Indicate
chat th. growers are holding for TOP prices
local demand Is for both cernbing and cloth
ing wools and staple stocks of Montana.
Idaho and Oregon woods are moving Well
Domestic quotations.
Ohio and Prnnsy ivania feeCes-No washed
"a d, 4u-. deIaiue washed. 3Tc. NN - q SIr-
Hue un-uerchanta = a 29c. hair blood
co-rhiug - y {-c. rnree-eigl-ls. "A u 35c- ore
quarter 3S = T4c- d-iaiue unWashed- sc. rne
ri-rwa shed - 2. 26c. Michigan. Wisconsin and
New York faeces-F'fne UNIV ashed. - 4d -1c.
drIaiue s-c. haIf blood. 33 Q sac. 6entuoSy.
Indiana and Missouri-Three-e etg1ths blood
S4Ff 3I~. One-Guarter blood. y q ,iic
SECURED basis IgNas-t'iue - months. %
n Csc. fne 20 : months. 6t p f1C- rue taiL
- a 5a- California Norfhern. RS "a 66r mid
die county. ga G6Sc, fal tres, > Soo
OrrEon-E.asterr No Z staple. 6~7fSac tsst-
ern clothing SO = 67cs VALLEY Ne .. 90 5sr-
Territcrv-Fine staple. IS q zoe. fne medium.
~ 4 s6c hne rIothing. $50 Ste. me medium.
so . Csc. half blood j9U soc, thrrc-ei g'ths.
$50 5s... oue-quarter. - a 56c. rallied Extra.
zoe. me A. 65c, A supers, 81 q soc, 3 supers-
New-York tribune., 1910-04-13
MORE KOSHER MEAT RIOTS
Several Women Arrested and
Fined for Inciting Disorder.

The whole East side is in a turmoil as the
result q the continued rioiing INDUCED in
by women who take this method OF pro-
testing against the rise IN the price of
kosher meat Williamsburg is also a
centre Of trouble. Yesterday a mob OF four
hundred women assembled in front II the
butcher shop Of Max kratz. In East IISth
street and threatened TO wreck the place
II ne did not stop selling meat Five OF
The leaders were arrestd and taken before
Magistrate House. in the Harlem police
court. The magistrate let the offenders or
with a s. fne. but warned them that that
was the last time they could expect him to
DE leuieni
Tn Williamsburg the riotng during the
day assumed such alarming proportions
that the police Of the StaEg street station
were unable 10 handle the situation. and
the reserves had 10 he called upon to re-
store order. Incidentally. Captain Post. OF
the Stagg street station. made a speech
begging the enrsged women TO keep the
peace.
An attempt is now being made 70 start
an organized movement 20 reduce the price
OF meat. Mrs. Anna Pastor. mother OF Mrs
Rose Pastor Stokes addressed several meet
inEs Of hoUskeepers Yesterday afternoon
and evening. and more gatherings are 10
ne held to-day. In The Bronx a voman's
club has been formed. and all similar or
ganizauons in the city viii he called upon
20 take part En- a general boycott The
Bronx women demand that every butcher
shop close untl the price OF meat is low
cred
Reports from chicago than meat prices
had made another jump despite the fact
that a plentiful supply appeared 10 be on
hand I'm the stock Yards OF that city added
90 the excitement yesterday and Influenced
hundreds Of kosher butchers TO Join those
who had already announced TO the whole
sale dealers that they would keep their
shops closed until meat prices were lowered.
New-York tribune., 1910-04-13

DOMESTIC EXCHANGE - Boston. lOc
discount. Chicago, par; san Francisco.
sight 5c. telegraph 4lzc premium NeW or
leans. commercial par ana &c discount,
bank 81 premium. Charleston, buying par,
selling l-l0c premium. 81 Louis. 30 pre-
mium bid. 35c premium asked; Minneapolls, r.,
30- premium savannah. buying 3-l6c dis
count selling par
BANK rLEARINtfS - New York. ca
changes S369 1is 9s2 balances N4DiSsl; Bal
fIrlIore cYrnanges 81 gis.5S7. balances Egi
6ss. glicago. exchanges s.. 80 3i5. balances
6-6.0l2 Boston. exchange E9,5is.-hh, ba r.
ances s. o.. So.
SILVER MARKET. Commercial bar s4l-
yer, s5isc, Mexican silver dollars sac har
New-York tribune., 1910-04-13
MISSING CHILD FOUND DEAD
Locked in Bathroom, She Fell to Ad-
joining Roof Trying TO Get Free.

Seven-year-oid Sarah Goldstein. who had
been reported missing by her mother was
found dead yesterday on The roof ~ the
house next 70 her home. No. So Hester
street For hours before the finding Of the
body TIE Httle girls baby sister. who had
seen her far 10 her death. had vainlv tried
20 make her parents understand what had
happened, but her baby lisp was UniuteI-
IElble.
Mrs Goids-ein went out on Monday even
ing and left her three children. OF whom
Sarah was the oldest, in the apartment.
They PLAYED about the rooms. and later
went into the bathroom in the hall While
there some one locked them in sarah
opened The window. and in trying 70 climb
across three-foCt ledge lost her balance
and fell go the roof
Early yesterday morning Samuel Cold
stein, the father. looked out of the window
and saw his chId's body. DR.. Childs of
GoUverneur Hospital who responded 10 an
ambulance can. said the little girl had died
from a fractured skull
New-York tribune., 1910-04-13
LIVESTOCK MARKETS.

New York. April u. l9lN
REFNFs-Recefpts 81 cars. or $50 head. al
for slaughter No trading in 1--we cattle. Feei-
ing rated steady. Dressed beef firm a. III m
I2i,c per ID for native sides: kinds ana rios az
Is f4iec. chucks at ga Zoe Liverpool ana
London cattle markets hrmer az lfn l'c.
dressed weight. refrigerator beef steady Al II
N11 &C per II
in Ifve calves Dressed calves IN fair demand
ar "a I3r per II for city dressed veais ana
: q lie for country dressed
sales tvesterdayl-S. Sanders % veals, -
lb average. So per 100 10. instead Of 40
veals as reported
SHEEP AND IANBS-Rscsipts. II cars. or
s524 head. including a single car for tne mar
k-t- sheep nominal bur nrrn, iaInos Iuil
steady. Prime wooIIed lambs sold a. $40 9n per
100 10. a sew 'springers'' az IS each. Dressed
mutton steady at IL i5fsc per ID. dressed
lambs. 16n ts1ac. country dressed hoth0use
lambs Sass per carcass
SaIes-robin & shannon. 2n3 state lambs,
.sunshorni - III average. at $40 30 per 100 b.
n spring lambs az S6 per head.
HOGS-Receipts 2Oia ears. or 2.979 head.
all for slaughter. Feeling easier on BuualD
advices country dressed hogs quiet at 10
f.c Der lh
New-York tribune., 1910-04-13
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

MONEY MARKET-M Money on call opened
ar al. per cent. highest. 81. per cent, low
est o. per cent. closing. g.. per cent. rIl-
ing rate ga per cent; last loan. 2as per
cent Time money was dull Rates. 4rsiA
per cent FOR sixty davs, A4Giiz per cent for
ninety dsvs and for four, five and six
months and "a. per cent for over the year
Mercantile paper was quiet. Rates. 4ied5
ner cent for sixty and ninety days indorsed
hills receivable. 4l5N5 per cent for choice
four and six months names. and 5izn6 per
cent for others.
FOREIGN EACHANGE.-lh Inc foreign eK-
change market opened steady. with cables
lflIoted At s7s5H4Ss, demand sterling at
SOS bid and asked. and sixty-day bills al
asg-T4gg. Short francs were 5.17iz less
g-6t475 1-Ig Jess l-32. and short reichsmarks
e-I. ulus l-33 The market held steady in
the morning and early afternoon. without
material change IN rates Gables were
quoted al S7a5qgss. demand sterling at
4 E-65Gs $40 and sixty-day bills az 4sil5H
4sH. Short francs held around 5l7la less
1-gs. and short reichsmarks s5is plus 1872.
Bankers posted rates follow;