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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-11-11
Three Men are Killed.

INDIANA HARBoR, Ind, Nov. IL.
Three men were killed and the
building of the Inland steel company
was wrecked when pipe transmit
ting steam exploded.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-11-11
IS
WRECKED.CREW
HAS PER|SHED
Wreckage is Found Strewn Along
Shores Of Lake Erie Where Fierce
Gale Has Been Raging.
SMALL BOATS ARE SMASHED
Storm Is Reported Moving Out to
Sea TOday-Snow In Pittsburg Is
Is Inches Deep-Storn Severest in
History of City-Lincr in Lake
Superior Is Ashore.

BUFFALO. Nov, -Wreckage
of the lightship stationed in lake
Erie off Point Albino Canada has
been found in the harbor Captain
Williams and his crew of six or
eight are believed to have perished.
Several small boats were smashed
on the rocks on the waterfront and
the crews of most Of them are believ-
ed TO have drowned
Lifesavers rescued five men from
the wreck of the tug Explorer. Most
of the lost vessels are small craft.
The storm was moving today
through the st. Lawrence river valley
toward the Atlantic ocean but with
diminishing force
PITTSBURG. Nov. 1.-THE snow
has ceased falling here At present
IL is Is inches on the level. The
storm was the severest in the history
of the city. II will be days before
wire communication is restored. Two
trains are stalled at Washington, Pa.
DETROIT. Nov. ll.-Passengers
on the liner Huronic are stormbound
off Whitefish Point, lake Superior.
Wireless reports stated the vessel is
badly damaged and is taking water
Several smaller craft are standing
by.
PORT HURON. Nov. 1.-THE big
freighter which sank near here in the
storm has been practically identified
as the Amos Clarke of the Livingstone
fleet.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-11-11

Gives Notlce Tnat Jnucr NO Clr-
cumstances Will Wilson Recognize
Huerta or the New Congress
Latter Body Is Said 70 Have Been
Illegally Chosen.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 1.-THE bat
tlcship Louisiana was ordered to pro-
coed from Vera Cruz TO Tuxpam
where an attack by rebels has been
thrcatencd. Foreign property and
lives are believed TO be In danger.
The gunboat Wheeling has already
left for Tuxpam.
President Wilson and Secretary OF
State Bryan conferred for some time
today over the Mexican situation.
subsequently the president and his
entire cabinet discussed the same SUBJ
ject for two hours. Bryan said the
situation remained unchanged.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 1.-THE ad-
ministration felt more confident to-
day than for some time past that HUI
erta will retire from the position as
president OF Mexico shortly.
NO ItdSoH Was kitu
but II " understood that several 9TH
er foreign diplomats in Mexico City
nave Joined Charge d'Affaires o.
Shaughnessy and John Lind, Amer
ican envoy, in exerting such pressure
as to make IL impossible for the Mex
lean dictator to long resist.
The cooperation OF Central AM
srican governments with the policy OF
the United States IL counted on. fol-
lowing a conference last night be-
tween Secretary OF State Bryan and
ministers from several Central Amer.
lean countries. Bryan submitted n
complete statement of President Will
sons negotiations with Huerta and
told them that peace In the entire
hemisphere might depend upon the
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-11-11

The always mysterious Dead Sea
in Palestine is providing Il new puz-
1le for scientists as It seems TO be
drying up.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-11-11

In Russia only II in 10000 people
are mad; In England the rate Is So
in 10000.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-11-11
SCORES, IRISH IN STORM
Sk.l[P|NG GREAT LAKES
VESSELS ARE DRIVEN ASHORE
IN HIGH WINDS AND
MANY ARE LOST

Ohio and Western PennsyI-
vania Buried in Snow
Trains Abandon Schedules
--Cold Intense and Much
Suffering Being FeIt--In-
land Waters lashed to
Great Fury by Gale Rag
ing Since Friday.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-11-11

According to the new ruling Of the
London health department babies in
that city are not allowed to be rocked
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-11-11
Cooperation Of Central American
States Has Been Gained-By
Holds Conference With Ministers.
GREAT PRESSURE BROUGHT

Fo'ling Is That IIuerta VIII BE Un-
able to Withstand Influences Being
Brought 10 Bear on Him - Bryan
Gives Notice That Under No Cir
cumstances Will Wilson Recognize
Huerta or the New Congress
Latter Body Is Said To Have Been
Illegally Chosen.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-11-11

CONTINUED on page five.)
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Continued on page eighty
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CONTINUED on page eighty
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-11-11
TO ADVERTISERS.

The East OregOnlan has the largest paid
circulation Of any paper In Oregon, east OF
Portland and over twice the circulation in
Pendleton OF any other newspaper
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-10
Stokes FAMILY SELL APARTMENT HOUSES
Byer Gets Structures at Park Avenue and 93d Street for ne
mproven1ent-Futon Street Corner Property Leased
WOMAN PURCHASER OF THE WELLSM0RE, ON BROADWAY

house. on plot 30. 6xiOo feet to client OF
Herman lie Roy Edgar. .
EIGHTH ANENUE-Charles Van OIpru
has sold for Valentine Dietz NO. ~" fisnt VI
avenue. i've story brownstonc apartment
house. with store. on a lot 2JNSo fe"t. ~,
buyer Is James Maloney. This is the Hrtl
sale OF this property since 1Ss2.
The Bronx.
10TH STREET--Charles Kuntze mas SOFA
for Albert Erbcrt the plot. 20.GxlOOS4'N n-
regular on tho north side OF 1ioth street
a. feet ast OF Belmont avenue. 10 puiln'r
u-ho will erect y i've story apartment house
MARNION ANENUE-The plot. 4oN !"
foot al the northeast corner or MarInioh
avenue and nth street. Is reported 20 nave
bocn sold Anthony II. Creagh Is tho owner
OF record. c. o,d
1a7TH STREET-Epstcin & Narrtz ana
Eddy \ Weirstcin have sold for Martlh ~, ~,
cohen tho five story tenement house NO. o"'
Easf 131tl street on a lot 2JXlOo rect, ="
NJ pcinitz Tho buyer gives in part pa@
mcni q house in Bridgeport. Conn
DAILY ANTNtE-Tohn \. Warren mas Sol"
for charles Brcidenbach to n builder TOT IN
nrovcnouf tho plot t4X1l0 feet. on IN" Ncs'
sIfc OF Dalv avenue. ~? feet north OF I'>th
street. 49, ta..,
Is.D STREET-KurZ & tren llncl hsNc
cold for tho BcnonsOn Realty company INC
six story now law apartment house. on
Mot .IXgS feet. At the northeast corner ot
,Sod street and Park a Unuc, TO an investor.
GRANT ANENUE-kur| OTen I'll III,
have sold for cash tho three story nWcliln.
house. on n lot 20N9J feet No "oi "r"h'
avenue 10 Herman y. Junge.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-10

Arson Phelps Stokes and other mem
hers Of that family have sold the fine
five story apartment houses at the south
vos, corner OF Park avenue and 93d street
IN Thomas Woodlock. who acquires the
nroncrtv with the view that it will prove
a good investment for REINFORCEMENT
when the Lexington avenue subway IS In
operation The parcel Just sold was held by
| the former owners at a value OF S22o."".
II has frontage of 1908 feet on Park
avenue and 100 feet on the street. being
known as No. liz 10 l17s Park avenue,
and No. q East I'D street.
Samuel Is. Jacobs, OF Walter Emmerich
& Co.. has leased the property at the
southeast corner of Fulton and ChuTch
streets for q term Of twcnty-onc years
from l.. & NJ. Goldstickcr. WHO have oc-
cilpicd the premises for about twenty-five
wears. The lease was negotiated by Mel
son & Lee. and is said 10 Involve total
rental OF about $4,000. The property
fronts 10 feet on Church street and 50 rect
on Fulton street and is improved with a
five story building. excepting threc-sidcu
strip on the immediate corner fronting
feet on Fulton street and extending pach
y feet along Church street. on this gore
there are one story stores.
Mr. Jacobs reports that negotiations arc
nendinr for leasing the entire five story
/ huilding To one tenant. II they arc not
consummatcd the building will be remod-
clcd, the upper floors into lofts ana ofncos
and the ground floor divided into stores
with a rathskcllcr Tho Messrs. GoldsucK-
or recently planned to improve the site
and had plans drawn for twelve story
business building.
Mrs. Louise Livingston is the buyer "l
tho twelve story Wcllsmorc apartment
| bousc at the southeast corner OF Broad-
way and nth street. the sale Of which ny
B!ng & Bling. through tho ). Rohlhin'
Brown Company. was announced III yes
tcrday's Tribune. In part payment io'
the Wcllsmorc. Mrs. Livingston gives '"i
southwest corner OF Seventh avenue anu
10Th street 4l.6X@D feet. -FOUR StoI3
building known as Nos. $50 and iS Sow
onth avenue. part Of which Is now occu-
MED BY the Garden Restaurant also th'
Icnox Court apartment house al nos. NV
and ZIG East list street on plot "Nl'
| Zoe. and Nos 100 and 1os West l'9ih
street. five story apartment mousse o."
plot 50X92.s feet.
Twenty lots on thc easterly sido o,
,ouoduct avenue. between l12d street ana
I,eatherbed Lane were given III part pay
/ mont for the Paul Jones, SIN a'"I'
anartment house on the west siu" ~
yyadsvorth avenue, from lAth 10 soth
streets. the sale OF which by the Amer
can Real Estate Company to the Arco
Realty Company was reported In yestc'-
| DAYS Tribune.
other sales announced follow:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-10
THE COTTON MARKET
More Active, with Prices Show
ing a Gain at the Close.

Early trading in the cotton market was
more active and general than had been
recorded for some time. with Wall Street
buv,ng OF new crop options prominent
feature. There was also some short COW
ing and fresh buying for long account.
Reactions occurred during the early al
ternoon, but the market flrmed up again
I'm the late trading on reports or wet
weather, closing prices being within
point or two of the best, and at a. net
gain OF 8 TO IL points. Reports from
Texas and Southern Georgia were iavora-
BILE. but the unsettled weather over the
greater part Of the belt evidently caused
fears of a late II not distinctly unfavora-
ole start for the new crop. Southern spot
markets were generally unchanged. ana
the local market was quiet at l2Vc for
midding upland; no sales. Local con
tract prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-10
RECORDED TRANSFERS.
with name and address OF purchaser and at
torney.C
APRIL ..
Manhattan.

BROOME ST. SIS, lot S1i. map y Bayard.
2Jx1O3: Broome st, Az, r, 8xl0lx26x102;
Forrest Kaldenberg ct al 10 Charles Newman
53S West l0Jth st mtg $e350O). and y;
April 3: 500: attorneys Niebrugge e. Maxneld.
49, Broadway.
LEMON AVE. n cor 12sth ST. 24.I1x75:
Katherine Il Meyer TO Matthias Plan. Yonkers.
Y: March ID mtg $40 600: all liens; ST. at
torney. Title Guarantee and Trust Co. 176
Broadway
THOMPSON ST. $40. Iox47.lo. William s
Johnson TO Elend Realty Co. 80 South Wash
5000: attorney Title Guarantee and Trust
Co. 11G Broadway.
IsT AVE. I49 W s. 231x1O0: Morris p
Joachim 10 Esther Frank 3s5 30 81. Brooklyn:
y part mtg 49, 200: Feb 20: 81; attorney.
Harry Wenberger. 26l Broadway.
sd AVE. 4ls. 24.sx95; William IL Sparks
to Ella A MIlligan. $40 Maple Il. Brooklyn
mtg $4,000: April 4 si00: attorney New
York Title Insurance co. l;;5 broadway.
Sd AVE. 3. $50 II Of 6stl/st l00x1O0:
Solomon Herzog ct al eNrs. etc, Rosa Herzog.
to Daniel l. Korn. 944 Park ave. and Alfred
Frankenthaler 1915 Madison ave: ell liens;
Feb "a 500; attorneys. Frankenthaler &
Kraus. 80 Nassau ST.
I'D AVE. PAST. 24.4SI00; Bertha Kaufman
TO City Real Estate Co. 116 Broadway, and =.
all liens: April s: 800: attorney. Title Guar
antee and Trust Co, 1T6 Broadway.
Sd AVE. as. 24.sxg5: William X Sparks TO
Ella A Milligan. 148 Maple ST. Brooklyn (mtg
$4,000: April q 500: attorney. New York
Title Insurance co. 1876 broadway.
7TII AVE. n e cor 24th st, s6.1ix19.2 fore
closed April -: Leighton Lobdeil. ref 10 Seth
sprague Terry. I Russell Terrace MontcIair
\ J 'mtg $500. 600, April Q, s3s,oo0 address
90 Broadway.
SAME PROPERTY: Seth Terry TO Seventh
Avenue Property Corporation, 81 Broadway,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-10
RECORDED LEASES.

CWi,h name and address ~ lessee
ATTORNEY ST 90 stable and rear build
iugl: Rocco VI MsFssco to Harris Bremen
. yrs from May !. 1913. 5000. address. -
BROADWAY. 1859 Cstoro and BASEMENT
Empire Square Realty 60 90 Alhert Won
haus. > yrs from oct /. 1913. $500; nd-
dress ~ Audubon ave
BROADWAY. = W cor ss,h -. ioo.sxioo
am. oceanic Investing 60 10 Alfred \
Herman. 10 yrs from April !. 1918. So
90 net. address. "a IVES, ssth -.
CYPRESS AVE. 80 'stor" and baseinenc
Harry Goodstein Realty 90 TO isidore Jaf-
frey. mo from April :. 1915 $50; address.
HUDSON ST. $50 (storo and basement
Charles II Bohde 81 ~ 20 Jacob Blumenthal
yrs from. May !. 1913; $3.50, address. on
ITTFRvArE AVE. $. Q cor 1850 81, 10 st
6fVI24x5t (store). SimbaT Realty Corpora
ton TO Aaron Gclmost and ano. yrs from
81 $50 address IiT ID ESSEX ISIS st. ''''' -'V -
MASIfATTAN ST. 176 and rs. or i29th
ST. GJi Yves, Cstore and CELLAR. Edgewater
Hotel and Caft 20 to samuel Goldberg Jr.
yrs from Nav I, 1918; $1,000; address.
So Elsmere Place
Gluclss,orn 10 strut Leibowitz. . yrs from
MAY I. 1913; $3.50; address i35 Eidridge e.,
WASIIINGfOT ST. 29t (alD; RsNael'
Gargiulo to Luigi Amendola 81 al: yr'
from May /. 1919. $3.50; address. on prem
70 AVE. 1899 corner store and par
! Kropaceck: yrs from May 1. 1913: $1,000
| address. tyi East s0th ~.
7TH AVE. 80 1slD. Coleman construc
| tion Go 10 John Becker: > yrs from May I
| 1913. 81. COO address. go eth ave.
29flI ST. 2ls East. 9x2j (store); fatricl
! % shea 20 Frank Cont. 3 yrs from May !
| 1913. $500: address. 2@T East Goth 81.
sGTH ST. III and 12l East. II =, 80 iixiW
! fal. with option to purchase In two year
! for 500 O0Oj Rose VI O'Brlen TO Fiber
| Realty 90: 90 yrs from April 7. 1913: 81
900: address. - Nassau ST.
10TH ST. A5G East (s'orel: Peter v
| Gleckncr to Louise Freeman: yrs and
mos from March I. 1913: $3.50. address. OF
| premises.
I72D ST. o5i East (west s,ore) John Hsr
! nett 10 Samuel Alper; yrs and mos from
March I, 1913: $500. address s, Ess"y ~.
10TH ST. 1Ol and 100 East. cor Pari
ave Uwo stores and part basement: alst
| four ROOMS on second noor): Elizabeth Ries
ter 10 Fricda Spahingor: yrs from MAY !
1919: 9 yrs renewal; S3is; address 1901
Park ave.
I23D Sr. 5t2 West talD; Hath Street and
Seventh Avenue Construction Co TO John
Creenherg and George kcan: 10 yrs and .
mos from July !, 1918; H,1oo: address
West 10ist ct.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-10

Sd AVE. 3i99; store lease: Charles Gr.l,.
and ano TO Henry Kroger & co. 45S Green
witch st; April =: instals. per cent $1,000.
attorneys RABIES & Keller. 2Js Broadway
9TH ST. n $, 100 n W Of Sd st. JOxlIt
Wakefield: Eugene Lichtenbcrg TO Emil
Matthiesscn, 332 East 150th ST; April I. !.
yrs: 6 per cent: $1,000: attorney. Title Guar
antco and Trust Co, 1I6 Broadway
10TH ST. n 9. at S cor lot SO. map Mott
Haven. being part lot 81. 1fsxIO0: Franz,
Gazzola to Perry Avenue Construction Co 7
Nassau st: March ID, due Sept 10 1914.
$3.50: attorney. A G Koeller ~ Broadwav'
141ST ST. :. go II @ Of Jackson ave
15xt32 Jx7J. iX12I.s; John n Bodire to Title
Guarantee and Trust Co. l76 Broadv av.
April 3: due. etc. as per bond: $1,000: attor-
ncy. Title Guarantee and Trust co, l7e
Broadway.
HIST ST. s. 325 fl OF jackson ave 75x
rreg: John II Bodine 10 Title Guarantee and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-10
IN THE AUCTION MARKET.
The following transactions were re
corded yesterday at the Real Estate TX
change salcsroom. No. IL Nesey street:

corded Yesterday at the Real Estate Ex-
change salcsroom. No. II Vesey street:
By Joseph T.. Day.
On AVE oaso. y = 500 n n Of li6th st.
2ovno :; sty tenement and stores; sold TO tho
plaintiff for $4,000 ,o.
100. 3 s'y brk tenement and stores; sold 10
a5TI ST. AZ Wcst : i:5 II W Of 9th
avo. 25NaS.o 4 sty tenement and stores Win
Ic7TH ST 2oS East :. 49, It = OF % ave;
Il i0xiOn1i. : sly tenement and stores; s"lh
70 tho plaintiff FOR $4,000
i3OTIi sT 2, East. . Ic6s u of Mad
son 49,. 10 S..go II. siy dwelling: sold to tho
plaintiff Tor s7.5c.
Hy j. II. Maze.
laoTH ST. CO East. ~ =. IN n " ~ PARK
ayc. issNiooii. sty dwelling; sold To the
plaintiff for 5000
~ Henry Brady.
il6ru ST. 80 East; 8 - u Of IL,
ave. 1G.sAi"n.il sty dwelling ADJOURNED 10
April IT,
At Tho Bronx Exchange:
~ Joseph l.. nay.
iuiTII ST. 49, East n s. I27ii Il ot Park
ave 9e.rps 10 Park ave $40. g. .s.@N.l2 IL
- ii-i2i Xix s. ~ 1N's)NaS I. !. and ~
mill. adorned 20 April ~.
HEATH AVE. .SSs. =. 2t25 n land o.
r S Reed. .o.2Nioo1. > sty dwelling. sold ia
tho plaintiff FOR Sii.uor.
RE HAEbSpN AVE. cor Elst ~, ipN
i0p. Bronx boulevard. u = cor "ilst -. lHN
~. C.ruentcr ave. W cor eToth ~. lopXl"
sold To- the plaintiff FOR Sii 80.
~EbGWitk AVE. 2is1. " :, do ~ ~ OF
[ir Estrido ri. - GNils tN.;1 .sSlclp y. sfy
, dwelling. sold to- ! Sanders for slI.6o
FREMONT AVE ivJG- Ioi:. " cor LILLIAN
~. - 9s5I. 1N1a sNi1.g. sly dwelling and
sty building. sold 20 tho plaintiff FOR S%}.0p.
Uy !. II. Mayors.
iseD ST Fast 50. 90 n . % Belmont ave.
"a f.,AiWI vacant. sold 10 the Ilaiu'iN FOR
$3.50.
Hy James I. wells
ASTpR AVE. cor Richard ~. +II2o TX
.rrcS. Yscan'. sold To- Joseph iIasg for si3o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-10
torney. y Title Insurance Co, 1s5 Broad

torney. Y Title Insurance Co, 135 Broad
way. x. ,o., -
runs " look 25x W 100 to Inwood ave 8
GOV 200 to ave n % to beg: William y
clark 10 Park Mortgage co. ~ Park Row:
April 0: 3 yrs. per cent: $1,000; attorneys,
Seybel & French. IL Park Row.
PROSPECT AVE. 226l. W g. %. 4X919:
Margaret McSweeney to Charlotte Geisser.
/ * West 95th st: April (pror mtg $1,000 I:
demand: per cent; $500: attorney. A
Humpfner, 90 Sd ave.
STORY AVE. II s. $50 II c OF Ave c. COX
1OS: Charles GEM. ST. and ano To Frederick
& GEM. 1852 Bassford ave: April S: 3 yrs:
81 900: attorney, Lawyers Title co. 100
Broadway.
FREMONT AVE, n g. 100 II n W OF Pros
poet ave. 2Jx100; Bertha Rabas TO Manhat-
tan Mortgage Co. 200 Broadway tprior mtg
SIG. 7JO): April :. due as per bond: $1,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-10

rivals OF copper at Sew YORK 'er'ctnnv .. y
rn- tons and exports for tho month thus var
aoor.oa,c : aG5 tons In London copper ""r
stcsd, closing az f5s as ID for spot anu
i'1 ~ II ocalI,, vas strong. with sales or -
-. enc; lin closed As. 30 ii 49c. Anrii, -. 90
n acc. May, ALSO 4s.25c. June. 800
a. Soc: July 47.I2i. a Al 4oc Ansns, ~ COZ co.
AZ 25c In London tin closed Az t%io lon i'
snot and AZ 1915 los for futures ,
LEAD-Iocally quiet ana unchahsed ~
4.3Oc. East st Louis lead 4loha- h'"'
don lead closed at III 5s. rc,e
PFITER-Weak: New YORK spot o;oS a
< SIC and East 81 Louis. $500 BOO. Lon
uo 1,p6SpT" cleveland warrants 65s 1isd. To-
c,iiv iron was steady and unchanged, WIN
No ! foundrv Northern. No Southern ana
soft quoted s1I sass %; NO : Notthern'
ST. oJdSl1 70.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-10
Mani attain.

PINEHuRsT AvENUE. slaNson 8 h i,l',,
,,vc sold for the sutherland RehliN ON
many Ding 4 Bingj 10. y, IlnehuIsa a..
20 a ave story apartment house. on a pl',
et a,t1Ic feet. near 1sist street. mo ous''
IS an ont town investor. A.,
18TH sTREET-lsn95z K lS u, @ Wa,; iii len
80, a elk story nathouso. on plot ''N
VYYEy0X AvENUF-pe;cr 7. 'osley an ns'
sold No IS rcnoH avenue h'e e'''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-10
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS

Chicago. April 9.-Strength was impaired TO
wheat to-day by cold weather. which was re-
ported to be Tetarding spring seeding; and by
sain ~ iLMssc Corn made n net advance OF
7k61i.c, oats were UP ssnisc and PROVISIONS
were 5G2Oc higher. Range Of prices;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-10
SEED PRICES.

Toledo. April 9.-CLovERsEEp oash
sr3 70: April. siS 80: October. - %, peee m
go go q %. AISIKE. prime. cash, 81: ~
pTYIr,itoTIIY nrime cash. April and May, 81 90
September 81 20.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-10
NlGyyNZGyXUHycSrYr>S>H>HE

FOR SALE.-SENERAL BEAUTIFUL. COT
tages and bungalows at Sands Point: also
united number 'of splendid waterfront
plots. >. oSGOOD PEIL & co, $40 Fifth
ANe COrncr 10Th ST. Nav York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-10

New Orleans, April o.-opening steady at
an advance OF 6 to \ points. cotton futures
closed firm at q rise OF ~ TO 10. Nervous
shorts bought heavily threatening weather
conditions Bearish Liverpool figures relating
10 mill stocks stimulated offerings. but they
scarcely more than temporarily checked the
markets ruling tendency.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-10

Liverpool cables: Spot, fair business doing
saIes 10 900 bales: speculation and export 500
American 5000; imports. 1900: American,
10000: middling upland G.9sd Futures opened
Quiet I 10 IL points higher. Closed steady at
a mel decline Of to > points. April. G.14isd
April-May. 6.72l3d; May-June. SID; June
July, 6e9rid July-August. 6.64l:d August
September. 6.o5d; September-October G3s'sd'
October-November. G.29isd: November Deem
Der. G 2ed: December-January. 6.2ilsd: Ianu-
ary-February. 6.23iad; February March.
6.24isd: March-April, 6.2Jd. Manchester
Yarns steady: cloths quieter.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-10
THE METAL MARKETS.

COPPER-Thc market for standard cop
per on the Metal Exchange was quiet. VIII
spot. April. May, June and July duoico
1850 1897 &c. The local street Marc
continues firm. with lake quoted 15l1 p ioS.c
electrolytic, 1Jifc, and casting by. AT
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81. Louis. April 9.-CATTLE-Recelp
. 500. active at strong prices: steers. 81 l3a$9;
hsirars 81 1OGss 40: cows, 81 S5nS7 co: South
ern steers. 81 75lSs As. HOGS-Receipts. s.
600. fairly active at firm prices: choice Hight
10 medium weights 50 O5aS9 20: bulk Of sales.
sqGs9 10: packers IS sOq$9 10; pigs, 81 50n
sss5. SHEEP Receipts. Zoo; IN demand
and 25c higher: lambs. 81 5OGs9 -; culi
lambs, 81 75as7 %: mutton sheep s. JOdS1 -;
common, 81 1895 40
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AMSTERDAM AVE. cor ~ gath e.
81 IOo: Max Marx 10 Arthur stern, 80 West
73d st. and ano; April :. 3 yrs: $4,000; At
tofnoy. Lawyers Tblc Insurance TO. loo Broad
way.
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making every arrangement for giving
all the visitors to the big gathering.
the time of their lives. There will be
an auto parade and other features
that will keep the visitors and their
ladies busy all the time. Then there
viii be the annual ball and reception
which will end the festivities.
The convention continues for three
days and during that time there is
always a great deal going on.
The old reliables, Messrs. Grasse,
Ashelman, Oman. Rdngland, Forth,
Bishop, Dunn, Hunt, McGrann. with
his baseball team and q score of
others will be on hand and. lead the
procession.
1t is stated ON reliable authority
that the Fair Oaks autobus from the
Pelican lake Ashelman resort will be
utilized on this trip, and in the mean
time the committee will get very
busy and secure as many people as
possible to pledge their machines for
the trip.
1t is hoped that all the boys Of 65
will see to it that they not only buy
a ticket to the annual reception and
ball on the evening of Jan. 80, but that
they get all their friends to do the
same. At the midnight hour there
will be a big lunch served to all. The
social affairs of the Travellers are al
ways very pleasant and the commit
tee even hope to surpass the former
efforts.