St. Louis Post-Dispatch from St. Louis, Missouri • Page 17

t- ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH 17 MONDAY EVENING, APRIL 9, 1917. ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH DEATHS DEATHS MARKETS AND FINANCE SALES AND LATEST WHEAT IN SHARPLY LOWER A WILD SPECULATION Local Futures Swing Over Range of 10 Cents and Finish Near Low Level oj the Day Corn Down 3 Cents MONDAY'S COMPARATIVE FUTURE QUOTATIONS. Reported br the 8U Louts Merchant Exchanga, 8T.

LOCI3. April MAY WHEAT. Ciosa QUOTATIONS COTTON JUMPS $7 A BALE IN NEW YORK NEW YORK. April cotton mark it m. utiiitinnalu active and excited open- ng today, drat price being oa to i bora the closing ric lrea or iai iimiwuar.

Tht smaller price movement than that hi, ivnirrttl An the Dotnlnf oreaa ot reo 1. whan the market was demoraUxed by th Gern-aa announcement or imrino mrA Uav Bold off tO 12.SOC. but tt was probably the biggest opening: ad- Im lha hl.fnr. tVl May contracts sola at ai.xac ura euiy 31.400 on the call, making; an advance of e-'6S to 87.HO per bale. Near-month shorts i.

t. fkimn fvantf atrlcken ow In to unfavorable weather conditions In the eastern belt, reports of Increased efforts to promote planting of foodstuffs Instead of end IhA of th. Spot SltUa- unn Thtrs wtra comparatively lew pmin. in evidence at the start, but the eitraordl-lurr advance brought in Increased offerings and fluctuations after the rail were extremely nervous and irregular. KGGS Fresh first.

29 Mc per dosen; re turned c. lo less BIT I EH creamery, extra uraia, rf(4c: seconds. 86vt36c: ladia. 82c: pacr. In.

Block 2ti. OLEO.HAsUAnisE TaMe graaes ia erlntaf Ka. 1 mrm Am Xo. STada. 73C No.

grade 21c: bakers' snedal. la tuba 17 Uc- naknr rmatrv. ISo. line Kin.TRT-Turkeva. COllS, IV: fowls.

string chickens. 20c; broil crs. jmc: cock. I4vc; aucsa. awiv.

svrfng guineas, per dosan. fulnea. old. capons, small. 2uc: aiipft staggv voung rooaters.

16e. DRErtSED POULTRY Turkeys. 20c; hens. 2223c: spring chickena 2c; Lroilers. 32c; cacks.

16c; ducks. lo to geea. 12c to I rr DEATHS BIB Entered Into rest on Easter Sunday morning, Charles J. Bub, beloved husband of the lata Mary Bub (nee McGrath). father of Charles and Harry Bub, ton of JosepUin Bub and the late Christopher Bub and our dear brother Funeral will take place from the family residence.

2233 Mullanphy street, on Tuesday. April 19. at 8:30 a. to SL Leo's Church, thence to calvary Cemetery, carriages. tcj BUECKER Entered Into rest on Sat-urday.

April 7. 1917. at 10:30 p. August II. Buecker, beloved son of Henry F.

and Emma Buecker. broth-r of Frederick H. and Adolnh C. Buecker and the late Mrs. Martha Kelly, at the age of 30 years.

Funeral will take place from the family residence, 3957 Kossuth avs-nue. on Tuesday, April 10. at 2 p. to Bethania Cemetery. Friends are respect full Invited Motor.

cnLIXG Entered Into rest on Sunday, April 8. 1917. at 10:45 p. Wil-helmina Edling nee ttehm. beloved mother of Gertrude Kiemel (nee Edllnx).

John K. Edling end our dear mother-in-law-, grandmother and great-grandmother. Funeral Wednesday. April 11. at 3 T.

nr. from Ziegenheln- Bros, chapel, Cherokee street, to New St. Paul's Cemetery. Funeral private. Motor, tci riNANCIAX.

Ooan. High. ht. lui Chlcairo Kansas City Minneapolis Toledo "in 214 227b 22S 21S 217H 2I3! JILT St. Inula "hl-as Kansas City Minneapolis Toledo 17U l-tn, lulVj 14 9EFTE.UBER Ft Louis Chicago Kansas City Minneapolis St.

Louis Chicago Kansas City St. Louis Chicago Kansas City St. Louis Chicago Kansas City 173S 173b 177 176VtlI 1744 179 MAY 11Hb 1144 136 JCLT 134ib 134 134S l.M?H I'll'-, 1X1 1 .1.11 Hr 130. SEPTEMBER 112 130ft 12-J 12t tt2 1H4 CORN. MAY OATS 7 65 a 634 JtLT OATS.

54 62 SEPTEMBER OATS. SELIERS RAID-STOCK MARKET AT THE CLOSE Wall Street Issues Record Losses After Some Early Buying; Trading Is Active. By Leased Wire Fro the Kew York liureaa of the Post-Dispatch. N'Rff YORK. April 9.

The Evening t'oFt. tn its copyrighted financial review, ay says: peninir at a fractional advance, the "-k market within the first quarter hour witnessed the of a vigorous upward accompanied by a con-Kiderable buret of activity. In active, industrial shares, rains of as much as 2 per cent occurred, even the railway issues were somewhat higher. By noon. however, the demand for Mocks had larKely spent itself and business jrrew tuiet.

In the afternoon a downward reaction pet in. which for most stoc-Vs wipe out all the morning's gains, and in certain speculative shares carried quotations considerably below last Saturday's tinal tlxrures. The market closed in the midst of a rather rapid declino in these and other issues. New York Stock Quotations Keoorted dally for the Poet-Dtspatch by O. II.

Walker It 37 North Fourth street NEW YORK. April STOCKS. 'l A aska Gold. 8 bUi 1 tVs Am. Steel hn 6s I I Am.

Beet Sugar. 1H IW 1 4W Am. Can I 4ii 4 4J 4i 4H AU. G. W.

1..104 A. C. A F. Co. ci tW i tt.V.1 t.l Am.

Zinc 341! S4 34S 0111... I 4S1 o4 J-t' 141 J4Sal 14S 14V.I 14 WSi I I I t3 5Vm1 61 "4 1 51H 61 I M'-i or 1. tun A. L. A m.

Wool Am. fern. vjal Kul. 1Wi wv Uh AnIo Kr. iVs H3in H4-S, H4iv! IMS Am.

iSuxar ,1 1 1 V112 illlilli Am. Telephone llaWil Am. 1. uil cm. lsSi ltVil IS! lkk Am.

1- Oil pfd. Mht I Am. lobacco St7 I An. Copper 1 eO 804i 74I W)'4 iIct- 'um 10- i 1 77'. th.

Steel jl ,132 I12 ilJrtW A Sup. 4li 4J4 44 424 1 44 Cel. i-etro. "I 21 2It 21 21 ii n. fac :1 H.y)V, lho cen.

L. com. ts1 b7l4, "7V, 1 I Wa MT unan Cane S. 44', 44: 44 441 'L1' corn-' "'li I H1 fJl-'S'lia nino Copper 47 4 tola. K.

I 4M, 47t Columbia Gas 44 t'hlle Cop I 2a ruvibln Steel 65 C. 1-. Itef. 23V IH lIa. 134 1J4 64S is" 45S 2.1 64 64 44 44 44 i 45 231 21S K4M 60 23 -si 23VS, I.MS tTa 2Ht Kiev 12-.

1 K2 I h2 M.itor com 115 llljia 115 115 Motor ofd. sjj I 'elf States Steel .11 'lit I North. Ore ..1 3.i 31U, ni' 31V, 31'i Goodrtih 1 52S; 5a I iJK Int. Mckel 421; 42UI 42SI 42UI 42 Ina. Cop I 6Si 5Si 67SI fS 67V, lnc M.

M. I 3 311 3S.I 31 Vi Int. U. M. 4V( r5 I wi1-.

I K. I Kvnnacott Cop. .) 44 I 44 1 44 VI 44 I 44W t-etiuth Val. Kr.l 5si t3 I kS I iJick. Steel MSi 4 I bll 54! Mexican MUI 7il r'i W.

vmi 1 Miami 41; 42 I 42 I 41VI 41 ionc i-'ower T. l'JCHf i 7 7 7 33S, 33V. 33) 331 6o( 65 I 5. 14a ii4) 1 1 i Nat. Litm.

com Nat. Ljead com N. T. Air Brake. N.

Y. N.Y..N H.H N. A Nor. Pacific Pennsylvania. I.

S. Car Pullman Co. Ray Cons. WIS. tH B4V VH i MS i 44 44 I.

-I 44 I12SS 1 ilt4V.l,1Si I tl'2'i I I 7:. I I I 75 11, 1 2SI Vi 30 PI I PR', W4U1 3Si 4 Keadin com It. I. Sc. K.

com. I "hV "Bl ISI 7 I. 8. l2t StnJeheker tti 7 Ml 4S i eo is Sears-Roebuck Sou. Pacific WS Sou.

Ky coin I lti tt.1 2. SI -2i 27Si S7. Texas Oil Co. V. P.

com l.S:i:'i,13f.Uil3iJ I'nlted Krult 1 1 il.t V. 8. 6'4' 5'B' 6714 66 57H S. Steel com.jlK'S llOSilla HIS C. Steel nfd.lms I17'f I lll7S S.

lnd. 120 ,120 jlll'llS ttsh Copper I113S.112S 112S aban p. I 4s 4hsi I 4s VeatlniCTiouse ..) 4S 4S, 40 40S Willys Ov. com.l 32 Si I 32 i Ohio Oas LOCAL STOCKS ST. LOUIS CLEARTV1 HOUSE STATEMKNT.

Oearlngs. Balances. S26.Ki.V4 1 i S6.346.344 Todav Saturday 1 -ast week week 17.6iis.lKl 21.442.161 3.1l3. 71 21.tHl.lsl Trade was fairlj broad the early on the local Stock Exchange tolay, hut prices on the issues rjuotel Boiii renectea minor irrejcularltv. I'nitetl Kailwavs preferred stock mas fairly firm on trades at S.iT5 and Mort gage Trust stock sold at L2 and Trust was steady at S3a.

lionds were in light request, but were lirm on the standard issues. Min ing: stocks were quiet. MORNING SESSION. ClX'SlNQ STOCKS. Bid.

Akd. LOST AND FOUND FOUND FOUND BT THE FOLIC KETs-Three, oa ring. El chin TMarrte SACKS Bundle- burlap Flfta Via-trict. WRTTXCH Two-foot. 745 Tt.

Euclid sv. 1 .1 r-iva. on ring. Central Dun riot SILVER MESH BAG And 12 rii District. BLACK POCKETBOOK Anfl saavls Eighrh iMatrlct NOSEtlLASFEa In caae.

Seoon-1 District CHAUFFEUR'S LICENSE No. 241 Third District. KOSART Oreea. beaded. va and Sidney.

HAIR PRUSH Silver. Elghtjf District. CHAUFFEUR'S LICENSE 663. Ceatral District. OAUNTLET Brown saalskla.

Twelfth Dis PERSONAL PERSONAL PERSONAL Mrs. E. Clark: Plaaaa go to poatofftcw and call for Bia.lL. Laater an4 George. ADOPTION A I OPTION A beautiful baby girl, of splendid parentage Hex T-2v.

-D. 1 AIIO.XIO; Fin, hanlaorrr. LeJ'thc bahv boy. Palms Maternltj Home. -'41 1Vferlv Fst St.

Louis. Tli. (2i AlxJITlo.N Wanted, cblid.eaa family to adopt pretty babe boy of excellent par-emsce. Bok T-6i roat-Dlaratch. ill SPECIAL.

NOTICES Dotes from MrsT Cora Heeler, plea notify ao I can same Craycroft. 141S Missouri NOTICE OP SAXB NOTiCE OF OP JAJL BOKwC" Nolle Is hereby given that I will effar sal. at my offlc. In th. City of N.w Mad.

on tli. 12th day of April. 1K1T. f00 laJl bonds of New Madrid County, at th. denomination of MX and $ju eaefc.

dated April 1. 117. bearing par rent lm area per annum, payabl. semi-annually aad maturing without opttoa of prior pajrmaat. folloas: fjou inis jFv-inu pnKimi -nultio 200 lwoa lest O1021 1P27 sno lUM IiiO ll22 4W JM4 200-1PI3 600 1(24 600 taoo sal.

of said txmda will epos bids received before 11 o'clock a. m. of that tor said bond or any portloa Each bid ahall ba accompanlwl by a certlAwt check or cashier's check, ratable to th order of th. County Treasurer, for not Is than S1000. and Issued by som.

bank dolrg business In the Stat, of Mlesourl. which said check ahall be forfeited to said county by th. successful bidder It h. falla to carry out bis proposed pure ha. Th.

right to reject any or all bids Is horaby reserved. Don. br order or th. County Court this 5th day of March. 1817.

8. R. nVSTT.n County Treasurer. N.w Madrid County. Ms.

tr NOT1CB OF SALE OF BONDS. Vottc Is hereby given that I will offer for sale at my ornc in tn. tirr or tt Madrid. Uinouri. on th.

12th day of April. 1117. (30 Court Hou. bonds of New Madrid Miss'nirl. In th.

denomination of each, dated Aorll 1. 117. bartng ir cent Interest per annum, parable semi-annually and maturing- without optica of prior payment as follows: lt. ...1919 l.oriA....lir2 .1020 1.SO0....102. 2.nno....i.-,j 1.VX1....1MT 1.

HO0. tV 1P23 2.OH3....10-JO 6.00U....lU4 1 1930 Th sal. of said bonds will wpon Sealed bids received Before 11 o'clock a. m. of that day for satd bonds or any portion thereof.

Each bid ahall be accompanied by a certified check or cashier's check, psvsbl. to th order the Count Treasurer, for not leas than 10f. and issued torn bank doing buatnea th. State of Missouri, which said ahall be forfeited to said county by the suc cessful bidder ir fails to carry out pronoaed purchase, Th. right to reject any or an bids la Bare-by reserved.

Don. bv order of th County Court Oils 5th day of March. 1917. 1. K.

BU.1TEK County Treasurer. Nw Madrid County. Mis souri. SEAXEP PBOPOSAJ-iS PtTOFFICE DEPARTMENT. Washlngtoii.

March 30. 1K17. HealMl proposala win recelved at the ofnc of th Purchasing Agent of this Department until 10 o'clock April zn. in. tor rurnianing tnroe- elghth ton.

threo-uarter ton. lH-ton, and 3-ton gasoline automobile trucsa and mole vehicle supplies as they may ordered for use of th Postal Servic from time to tlm. during the fiscal year beginning July 1. 1017. r.d ending June lltlH.

Blank, for pro- IjohIi, -a'ith specincattons and Instructions to bidders, including blu. prints, will be furnished upon spplW-stlon to th. Purchasing Agent. J. C.

KOONS. Acting Postmaster- SlOCKHOLDERS MEETINGS ef'jUjClS-hANFRANCIbCO KAiLWAV tl'Ct NOTICE OF A Nl'AL MKEI1.NXJ OF feTOCK HOLDERS. Th. Annual Meeting of th. stockholders of fit.

Louta-han Francisco Railway Company will held at th general offic of th Company In th Frisco Building. Ninth aud Ollv btreets. Ft. Louis. Missouri, on Tuesday Aorll lO.

1017. at 9 o'clock In the for. noon, for th purpose of electing Directors. ratifying all action taken or authorised by fl th. Director and orncers or tn tonput sine, the organization of th.

Company, ari.l transact ice such other business aa ntay before the meeting. Datad fct- Louis. March 10. 1017. W.

H. HIDliLE. President. HAMILTON. eWretsrv.

MEETING Notice hereby given that a meeting of I ho atock-bolCers of th I'nlted Railways ftavltig aid loan Aaoclatlon will b. held at the oflc of the aaaciaUon. accond floor, SMi I'a'k St. LauIs. Mo.

on Monday. ApHI 10. lt17. betrlnaltig at th hcur of o'cloi a. for ha iMirooa.

of voting ti pen a proposi tion to Incress the capital stock of sid a-Kxrlatton from 2.0-0.jo to 2.500.kj. and upon a proposition to amend th bylawa a to require a memnrsblp fe. of 23 cena for each snar or sioca suoacrioeo. JAM C.H Ala.i.-n. rrfwwii.

RORT. J. FKHAHIiSOS. Secretary BAKER Hlt. bv Orst hand; married; cltr liox T-77.

Pot-Ipatch. li or county. BARTENDER Mlddl aged; spesks F.ng- lish nd Oermaa: long experwnee; yn appearance: doe. own porter wora. nil 1 I -ni -ifpatcn.

bof Of 17, want work bunders or yen. ncs; good worker, jtoa w-is, roR-im- patch. liUY Bit by expenenosd colored doy tlrlv Ford or wsfon. Henry Dclk. IJn- le'l BCTI.ER SIL by colored; or porter: upert- encel; references an Homont l'l CA KPENTEKH 8lls.

by two, nonunion: new or repair wora; reaaonaoi wage. iuz. Montroae. CARl'ENTER Hit. on repairs or finUhln; good tnechanlc; nasooablo pnea.

MUcheit. 2440 N. Spring; av. Ol AL'FFEU 8II; good, steady Position; win run any except pnvat. cr.

rnj Pace tflACFFELR Germ SS- alr.gie; nrtvat Dlaca preferred. Box W-ITs. I Dispatch. (1 CHAL'FFEl'R years' moerie no sober, honest, reliable, careful oriver. Bx Prvt-IMitch.

Zl tlUI TFEl'R Sit. by colored. tO all cars; oeat Ilk to drive afternoon, evenings, 4uadas; will do yard work. Unde'l 2144.. DlpiHWAfiHEB ait.

by experienced. Fr-t H-mx. 13 N. Third. ill ff EMPLO y'mENt! WANTED MEN.

BOYS if DttmtM aeneaa I. eacA extra fane lit: tints. se CARAUHER On Saturday. April 117. at i2tso Michael Car- agher.

beloved husband of the late Parah Caragher. dear father of James ana iary caragher ana i i.um Helena Caragher, deceased. uneral from family resiaenco. Park avenue, on Tuesday, April 10, at a. to Holy Angels' Church.

thence to Mount Olive cemetery. Carriages. Deceased was a member of Leo Branch, C. K. of A.

Le soto (Mo.) papers pieaso copy. c) into rest at 5:2) p. Easter Sunday. April 8, 1917. Belle Fisher, beloved sister of Kate Fisher.

Funeral Tuesday Aoril 10. at 4 P. from residence, 3817 Washington avenue, to Bellefontalne cemetery, Motor. New Tork papers pieaso copy. i 47 AM -Louisa Morris Gazzam, wife of the late James Breading Gazzam.

at Boston. April uii. in her eighty-first year. Notice of funeral will be jriven. GtlNEE On Saturday.

April 7, 1917. at 10 a. afer a short Illness, Mary- Kelleher Gulnee. beloved wife of Patrick Gulnee. dear mother of Brldgle.

Joseph. Norine. Julia. Nellie. John and Timothy Gulnee and sister of Cornelius Kelleher.

Funeral will take place Tuesday April 10. at 8:30 a. from residence. 6247 Garfield avenue, to Church of Blessed Sacrament, thence to Cal vary Cemetery. Friends are Invited to attend.

Carriages. cl) II F.RZOG Entered Into test on Sun day. April 8. 1917. Oohelia Katherine Herzog.

beloved daughter of Michael and Helena Herzog (nee Schindler), and aear sister of Helen and Viola tierzos, aged 17 years. Funeral on Tuesday. April 10. at 2 from the family residence, 1408 SoutJi Eleventh street, to St. Vincent de Paul's Church, thence to SS.

Peter and Paul's Cemetery. Carriages. tci llll.F.M 4 NX Entered into rest on Sunday. April 8. ln17.

at 3 a. Ida Hilemann (nee Mahkorn). beloved moth er of Alfred Hilemann and daughter of Wllhelmina Mahkorn. and our dear sis ter, sister-in-l-iw and aunt, at the age of 4t yearB. Funeral on Tuesday.

April 10, at 2 p. from Clem Welck Sons' funeral par lor. 412 lucliouquette street, to con cordia Cemetery. Carriages. (c HoOP On Saturday.

April 7, 1917 at 4:40 t. Irene Hood (nee Sea tnnl. beloved wife of George Hoop and dear mother of Elizabeth Hoop, daughter of Elizabeth and Henry Seaton and sister of Mrs. J. J.

Fitzgerald, Mmnie Power and Mrs. Henry Ilex (nee Seaton), Walter and Thomas Seaton. Funeral from residence of sister, Mrs. J. J.

Fitzgerald, 5427 South Broadway, on Tuesday. April 10, at a. to St. Mary's and Joseph's Church, thence to Park Lawn Ceme tery. Motor.

Deceased was Commander Wueen Bee Review, No. 37, I of Maccabees. (c FINANCIAL. I SMALL Inheritance the Federal Estate Tax rate of taxation on the I as HOERR Entered into rest on Sunday. April 8.

1917, at 1:20 a. Gvorga K. Koerr, beloved daughter of George and May Hoerr, and dear sister of Cornelia rioerr. Funeral from residence, 112C Midland avenue, on Tuesday. April 10.

at p. to Frleden cemetery. Motor. JAEGER Entered into rest on Sun day, April 8. 1917.

at 7:30 p. Bernlce P. Jaeger, beloved daughter of Henry J. and Hilda Jaeger (nee Gutjahr). dear sister of Ruelph Jaeger aw 4 hit sa am4 gy 3nn1ijtlkJ ritaP si tt I and our dear granddaughter and niece, aged 1 year 3 months.

Funeral rrom residence. Tie- man avenue, Tuesday. April 10, at p. to i'aric uwn cemetery. Motor, (c) KELLER On Sunday April 8.

1917. at lovb p. Ateiba Ia Keller, aged years, dearly beloved daughter of Charles and Emma Keller (nee uuiui. I Funeral Tuesday. April 10.

at 2 p. I m. from residence, 4555 North Markit I street, to Old SL Marcus Cemetery. I Carriages. KKLLKIIM Asleep in Jesus on Sunday.

April ivii. at a. m. Conrad Kellermar.n beloved husband of Ida Kellermann (nee Eberleln), dear father or Klizaoetn. Madeline, Kuth and Conrad Kellermann, dear son of Conrad and Elizabeth Kellermana (nee Rohl ring), our dear brother and brother-in-law, after a lingering illness, at the ace 01 39 years ana montr.s.

Body will lie in state at home of father, 2106 Stansbury street, until Tuesday. 4 im. Funeral Thursday at 2 p. from Bethlehem Evangelical juiiiera.ii u.v... I I I at church Wednesday, from 7 to 9 p.

I on Thursday, rrom 10 a. m. to 12 I KK.6XI.KR On Sunday. Anrll 1917. I at 7:30 a.

Jacob Kessler. be- I loved husband of Franciska Kessler I (nee Woerner). dear father of Ella I Schneider Kersler) and Leo I Kessler, dear father-in-lajy of Jennie I Kessler and dear grandfather of Koy I Kessler and denr brother-in-law of I Mrs. Margaret Kurth (nee Woerner), I aged 7 1 years. Funeral from residence, 2K32A Lyons street, Tuesday, April 10, at 2 p.

to SS. Peter and Paul's Cemetery. Motor. Deceased was a member of 'ilasstlovers' Unlan. Locsl N.

5. and Missouri Lodge, No. 4, A. O. I.

W. (c) Kt'MMER Asleep in Jesus on Sunday, April 8. 1917. at 3:10 a. John H.

Kummer of 1:352 South Twelfth street, beloved eon of Marie Kummer. dear brother of Marie Sohnurr (nee Kummer). August Kummer and Bertha Kummer, and! cur dear brother-in-law and undo, I acred 60 years. from Wacker-Helderle fu neral parlors. 2331 South Broadway, Tuesday.

April 10. nt 2 p. to Bethania Cemetery. Motor. (c) l.l(; Entered Into rest on Sunday.

April 8. 1917. at 4:15 a. Ida A. Laing, beloved wife of J.

S. Laing, mother of Joseph sister of John and William Warren. Mrs. S. H.

KI1- 1 ian. Mrs. Anna Cherry and Mrs. Dan I a isn. a Funeral will take place from Ar hur J.

Donnelly's funeral parlors. Twenty first and Wash "treets, on Tuesday. April 10, at 2 p. to Val halla Cemetery. Carriages.

(c) I.AIR1MORE On Sunday. April 1917, nt 10:45 J. Lauri- more. beloved husband of Annie LauHmore. and dear father of Xor othy and uladvs Laurlmoro uneral Wednesday.

Anrll II. at 2 p. from residence, 1137A.Rutger street, to St. Vincent oe Faul Church, hence to Calvary Cemetery. (c) MAtiANN Entered Into rest Sunday.

April 8. 1917. at 2:45 a. Mrs. Pauline Oley Magann (nee Lenglet winter), beloved wife of Oley Ma gann.

Funeral Tuesday. April 10, at 8:30 a. from late family residence. 41SSA1 North Newstead avenue, to Holy Kosary Church, thence to Park Lawn emetery. Frier.ds Invited to attend.

Motor. MEYER Entered Into rest on Sat urday. April 7. 1917. Frederick Mever.

father of Mrs. Matilda Seris (nee Mey er l. aged do years. Funeral from residence. 2068 Vl'ie street.

Richmond Heights. Tuesday. April If. at p. m.

Interment lit New Picker's Cemetery. (c) MORI. I. MANX Entered into rest on Sunday. April 8.

191 1. at 5 d. John W. Moellmann, beloved son of and Mrs. John A.

Moellmann (nee Mohrhaus). and orother of Colette. Margaret and Justis Moellmann and grandchild of Mr. and Mrs. William Mohrhaus and Mr.

and Mrs. John Moellmann, at the age of 4 years. runeral will take place from Meiners' undertaking pallors, 1129 North Grand avenue, on Wednesday April 11. at 1:30 u. thence to calvary Cemetery.

(c) MOHHIH On Sunday. April 1917. at 12:30 r. Charitv E. Morris (nee Lesley), wife of the late Newton J.

Morris, mother of Charles C. Mor ris. Mrs. K. Htlff, Mrs.

Ben w. Fath, Klvnn Dunaway and Miss Florence Dunaway and erandmother of Mrs. Dr. J. r.

Sappinzton, aired 65 years. Kuneral from residence of her ausrhter. Mr. IL Stiff. 145 Belt avenue, on Tuesday, April 10.

at 2 p. to Zlon's Cemetery. Friends invited to attend. Motor. Deceased was a member of Harmony Council.

K. of S. (C) rKIEVTKRnACH On Sunday. April x. 1917.

at 8:15 a. Auirust Priest. erbach. relict of Elizabeth Prlester- ba'-h tnee Hyanl. Funeral Tuesday.

April 10. at 1-30 from residence, 2801 Sidney street' Motor. nto p- at home. 4U3 North Newstead avenue, on Sunday. April 8.

inn. at 1:55 p. Otto Reps, beloved husband of Anna Repg (nee Wedemeyer), dear father of Walter W. Reps and our dear brother, brother-in-law and uncle. Funeral from the Leidner chapel ICH ft.

Louis avenue. Tuesday, April if). "5i 1:30 p. m. Relatives and friends Invited Deceased was a member of Missouri Council A.

and SL Louis Turnvereln. Motor. (c) ROADV Kntered into rest on Pun-day. April 8, 1917. at 7 a.

Louisa E. Roady. beloved daughter of John and Jane Roady ne Gorry). sister of james icoaay. aeea i year 3 months in i i rune.

-i win iroin tne lam Ily residence. 37i1 Arkansas avenue, on uesuay aiternoon. Apni w. at clock, to Calvary Cemetery. Motor.

Jerseyville (111.) and Modora (111.) papers please copy. (c) SCHMIDT Kntered Into rest on Sunday, April 8. 1917. at 7 p. after a short illness.

Knrbara Schmidt (nee Mueller), beloved mother of Frank. Elizabeth Boyens. Pauline Ran to 75 at p. YOUR MONEY SHOULD SERVE YOUR COUNTRY low. Close.

Saturday. Last Tear. 21 Sa 25 2'7 2f4H 22a 211a 20i2 2iH.a 223i 22ilSa 114a 212Vi 117ia'i 108' -la 21 223 llASb 124 WHEAT. 17f is2iK lS6rl4t 17v, 1S2H im lMt 1884 WHEAT. lfftlM'i irat 112a 115Ujl.

lOSSa 122 Vi 1H li4b insb 172H 1737l74Vi 170H 174 lllVa JS 1H 113S 107 Sa CORN. J2fS 12it ia CORN. 127Ha 121 12 114Hb 133S 'ah 73ii 75 Sb aS 12712tt5 129 l.O, a 127tl2lS 126 l.T2Ub 131 Vl 134 131 Sa 7Sa Tl.b 121, 124'- 132v, 1244 li'iT! 71VilSb fSi a 64-T4-t4 62U 43 66Se 44tsa 43a 66H 5C'4 5.St.r.7 40.e4 3 red. S2.10fti2.3n: No. 4 red.

S2.10S2.20 No. 2 hard, t2.27fc2.36; No. 3 hard. S2.234 No. 1 corn, gl.41tfl.42; No.

3 coir. S1.41.414; No. 2 yellow corn. S1.41V& 1.42: No. 3 vellow corn.

Sl.40W5l.4i No. 2 white corn. No. 3 whi'c corn. S1.42.

C'uote standard oats. 72Vifi73c: No. white oats. T-'MiSV; No. 4 white oats.

No. 2 oats. 72c No. 3 oats, 70-tfTlc n. NEW RECORDS SCORED IN THE CHICAGO WHEAT PI CHICAGO.

April 0. Although wheat prices lumped to new high recbrda today, the market was characterised extreme fllghtlness rather than streugth. Sentiment maa so uncertain an.t nenous thai fluctuations at one time showed a range of nearly 6c within as many minutes. Trading though evidently curtailed by calls for big margins, waa of considerable volume and there were periods of extraordinary intensity. Advances lr value apparently were baaed In the main on fresh r.

porta of unpromlatng crop conditions Kansas and Nebraska. Opening price, which ranged from IVc off to Se up. with 61ay at 2.1S to $2 12. and July at S1.N7 to Sl.fcbS. 'ere followed by a swift general upturn to S2.13 Slay and for July, and then a sudden setback followed by a succession of wild change inside the limits named Corn proved more erratic than wheat.

I n-usual scarcity of offering, however, gave the market for the moat part a tendency to minlne unchanged t' 1 h.igher. prices In some case showed Jump of nearly 3c above Saturday's finish. Data were fairly active, but were weak sa com- pared ith other cereal. There waa mucn aelllng by acattererl holders. New high prlta for the season were attained by provtuion.

KVeah top record values on nogs gae impetus to buying. Latest Livestock News. NATIONAL STOCKYARDS. 111.. April 0 Cattle 46ut.

Including Ml southerns. Market prospects higher, native beet eteers. 7. 12.60; yearling steers and heifer. S.6tl'y 12; cows, 86.76 in.26: torkera and feeder if lO.l.X calves wti; Texss steers H.OO; prime southern beef steers.

SKAill.26; beef CO and heifers. t4.26'aU; prime ear-llnss and heifer. 17 6-jTiIO. Ugs ll.fitsi- market 10c to 16c higher, with top at rl6.16: mixed. 16.otlH.15; good.

6 orwtlrt rough. 16i 16.60: light. l.VtW 106; pigs. 10.60y 14.2j; bulk. I16.A6U 16.1' Sheep.

160f steady to strong; ewes. Vf -fiH. 12 26; yearlings. 112.751 14.26. lambs, 15.

46. Livestock. CHICAGO. April Hoes Receipts 3.1.ono: slow; l.V to 2V above Saturday's average; bulk SI.VWVW ld.tCi; light 16.26i6.nA; mixed. heavy SI.V46016.2O; rough SV 46411 pig Sl1.44f 14.06.

Cattle Receipt 16.000: strong; native beef cattle to 40m 13.16: stnrkera and fee.lers S7.40t1oio: rows and helfer. S6.76 ll.lO; calves 26r 1.1.76 Sheep Receipts 16 0f: strong. Wethers 10.G0j 13.06: lambs New York Bond Sales. r.ono United Kdm. now BVis (1910).

st loov. 2.w Armour 4Ua ono Rubber 6s Anglo Fr. 6s 2.nno ho. Ry. s.non r.

o. cv. 6s 2.oiii t'n. rr. 4s Penn.

O. M. w. 1. 4Hs.

2.or C. O. 4s Unita4 Kdm. 110211 2.nno Anglo Fr. 6s 2.0110 Mo.

Pac. w. t. 4s I.nrio n. n.

rs ft.niirt Pcre Mar. w. 1. 6a l.ono Atch. 4s 6.onn Nor.

Tac. 4 6.m United Kdm. 5Hs flOlS) 4 nno Att. 6s ina 04H inni 1H P7 fTti O.ns Ph Wi lo tKi. loot.

1 onn N. 4s 6.0nn N. T. Cltv 4s Canadian 614s 2.ono Kan. C.

Sou. 2.000 So. Pac. cv. 6 1M4 PT'4 100i Sugar Market.

NTW YORK. April 0. Raw rursr strong; centrlfttral. tV ifie; molarses, 6.17c: reflrted firm. 25 points higher: cut-loaf.

8.66c; crvshed. 8 60c; mold A. Sc: cubes. He: xxxx powdered. T.C6c: powdered.

7.e: fine granulated. T.60c: diamond T.60c; confectioners' A. 7.40c; No. 1. 7.36c.

Surar futjrn opmel stronr on active cor. erins" of shorts and cor.lderable buying for outside account. At noon prices were 8 to IS rf-lnt Mcfrer FTNANCIAX. DEATHS STECKER Entered tnto rest on Sunday, April 8. 117.

at 12:20 a Margaret E. Stecker (nee Costello). beloved wife of Edward G. Stecker. daughter of the late James and Elisabeth Costello.

Funeral will take plac from the family residence. 201 Semple avenue, on Tuesday morning. April 10. 1917, at o'clock, to PL Edward's Church, thence Calvary Cemetery. Carriages.

(c) TOTRl'P Cin Monday. April 1917. at 7 a. Frederick 11. Tontrup, aged years.

dearly beloved husband of the late Anna Tontrup (nee Bergeman) and brother of Mrs. Christian Hlbbert, and our dear uncle-Funeral from residence. 2709 Nvrth Ninth street on Wednesday, April 1L 2 p. to New Picker's Cemetery. Motor.

Friends are- invited. 12) Tt'HRO Entered Into rest Sunday. i.ii I 117- at 4 Anna Tuhra Spengemann). dearly beloved mother ot Minnie loaennaupt. aiarrna Mitter Lena Reinchle.

Ouatav. Fred. Albert. Charlie and Adam Tuhro. dear daue hter of Anna Spengemann.

our dear slsler. aunt. xister-in-law, mother-in-law and grandmother, S7 vesra Funeral Tuesday, April 10. at 1:30 rrom residence ot ner caueh ter. 441S Tennessee avenue, to Evan arelical Trinity Church, Neosho and Michigai avenues, to St.

1'aul Ceme terv. Motor. Deceased was a mem her of Evangelical Trinity Ladles Society. YOELLIXGElt Entered in'o rest on Sunday. April 8.

1917. nt p. of Voelllneer. daughter of the ut. Michlkei and Phllopene Vlelllnger our dear cousin, at tho age of 34 0tie notice of funeral from Ziesren hein chapel.

22J Cherokee street will be giveln. WfKFR Entered Into rest. 'after brier illness on Monday. April 9. 1917.

George L. Wacker. beloved husband of Bertha Wacker (nee Mentzeli. and dear father of Charles W. Lillie.

Ceoree nuay k. ana t-rvm backer. an; dear brother of Henry and Edward Wacker, snd our dear father-in-law and grand fat her. aged 8 years. Funeral on Wednesday, April 11.

at 2 p. from the parlors of the Adolnh Meyer Undertaking 601 Park avenue. to New SL Marcus' Cemetery. Deceased waa a member of Benton Lodge. A.

O. tT. and Royal Arcanum, Benton Council. WAKEFIELD On Monday. April 3.

1H17. at 8 10 a. Emma M. Wake field (nee Brodhack). widow of rr.

W. C. Wakefield, mother of Clyde If. Wakefield, daughter of Mrs. Carrie Brodhack and our dear sister, sister In-law and aunt, at the age of 40 ea.rs.

Funeral VOdnesdav. AdHI 11. at 2:30 r. from rssidenc of hr sls- tsr. Mrs.

H. Gross. 20U Arsenal street, to New St. Marcus' Cemetery. Motor.

National City (Cat) papers please ronv. (c2) Kntered Into rest an Mon-da v. April 9. 1917. at a.

Thomas T. Walsh. Infant son of John and Kdni walsh (nee rowney). brother of Glen non and David Waish. our dear grrand- son.

nephew and cousin, a fed 2 months. Funeral will take place from the family residence on Tuesday. April 10, at ociock. taivary cemetery. (ci WEI.l." Entered Into Mfe eternal.

Sunday. April June Howard Parker, beloved wife of Rolla Wells. Services at residence. 422S Lindetl t-nulevard. Tuesday.

April 10, at 2 p. m. interment irvate. LOST and FOUND! LOS aTtoMOBII-K CRAKK HANDLE Lol between Imyle. Neaetesd.

Icled. and Punran. Return to 4iil4 I.aree av. tn Al 1UMOU1LK LICENSE ljst; No. U-7iA.

Hturn to 'hetnut st tr-'l KEAW Lost. Mrlng or gold beads, GravoU Theater, or there. louta. Return 2i2UA S3. Jefferson; reward, a i ney aitir.w.

U1HI.E on Tavl'ir or Cass car. Sun- nay, me on fly lea f. Call Lelmr 1 1 1-. ItlLI. CASK U.l: black leather: Friday ulsht; -H-lnlty tirand and Kaston; contain ing doctors and hospital bills; ilheial rewarl fur Immediate return.

I'hon Forest WJ1. all Euclid av. cut. dark brinJie, eara and ta.l I1roalay. tc liri.l.D' lel, loton.

male, license reward 1HI7 Hamilton ay. tc DIAMOND It: small: Part of stud, plea return and receive reward. A. Nledl. First 1HX3 Lost: shepherd: brown and ward.

8. l'Wh st. IXsi Lost, liver ami white pointer; Hiatal reward. ii an'leventer. DtMJ Imt.

brn daths.iunl. lnched leg snssers to th. name of riitz; about Inches long, short leg, half nobbed tall. Ad- tire Room 2f4 nion tc.t Lx Lost; brimll. Host bull, screw tall.

wnit. chest, mh'te spot on top of reaJ liberal re arl Return to Scudder Motor Truck 213 I-uet. Bomont ic.U BAGLE WA'ICH FOB Lost, on Conipton owl car; reward. Bomont 157.1, Central EAHRI.VG liet: circular rhineatone; re ard. Page.

FARMER Sit. working and rupblng small (arm Box L-, f'oa t-uisnatrn E.ARRIXG Ivost; ereen drop silver filet; Ho- dismont car. jerferaon av, or nub st. (reward Ml 4th. Ifl'VTAIV PKV IvMit Uli.r n.rt nf I IMi: between Market st.

snd I'ennevivsnia I cmr or street; call Bell Kirk- wood H. OR ADC AT ION PIN Lost: Inscription P. iT. June 10. Return 4 Kennerly; re ward HAND BAU I-oat; containing watch and owner'a cards, some money Kundav.

on Van-ieventer car; reward If returned to 3Vi en Hen pi. (c.l) I HAT I-ot; green: around Battery A. Satur- day night: reward. Victor HAT lut browu telt; Knox make; undsr Olive car. or on Ollv reward.

Photi Delniar "074. MESH BA'i Lot; silver; on Ooxxlfeilow bytween Cabanne and Hodlamont; reward; nam. Inside. H. M.

Miller. B740 Cabanne. a ban MONEY- Lost, in chamois sack- tun bills and certified rhet k. l.rHX. P.

Laurie. "Ill Minnesota av reward NOSE NirPEKS Lost; gold; reward. lie- turn to iW Hroadnay. PHoTtKJRAl-H Ixt: of Caracas. with other papera.

Roiurn to Von Versen or ir il' u. jv; celve reward. PIN Lnet. bar pin. Mondav night, Weliaion or yarnh cer: Initiin M.

l. 4VI1 Mary. PIN l.ottt. email pearl bar plti, Saturday, on Fair av- or Kosadal: reward, t'nifaa 14MR. PIN Lost, butterfly, enameled pin.

on Ollv. car. Between spring ant otn. going east wti-c-r mi biiu nn at. or 1 the Hodlamont car.

between 7th and wes: liberal reward. Waehlngton. -t nM(th iot. on i. rand sv.

car. go ing jv.utn. containing mnnev. kev and hu.i. reea card; reward: Phone Klnlocb Central o.l.

r.it I'ecK t. ri km Lost: lauy a. containing two rinse. knife, bill and chance: reward. LJn.i.il snjo.

PI HUt. Iost; coritalntng some money, la Tower Crow postofflc; reward. I I containing siring of pearl, sho. buckler. ring and on money; reward.

iu2a Weet mlnaler pi. RINli Cost. ierl ring. aurroun'ted dtamorVa. Returti to 112 Delmar bL.

and riee reear.1 floor east rorewt 54 lw.SARY Iwl; on Newcteed or New Cathe- dral rewerd. 1 none Lln4u pjncin RujtARY Lt: gild; Krldav afternoon at tr.a new cathedral or between i hv. Berlin av. Telepbon Forest lie. BCARFFIN Loat on Loelod.

car or F.uc'll April T. Finder pleas return 421 Euclid av -o-rt ti; reward. ir KIt.NET R1NCJ Eoet; engraved on oal; aoutr round le car between ,,1 raaa. rfldsy evening. April reward.

Ap- fi i-, wriTi. rwr. Ciol-D WATCH (xat; pn la Uatber rmm; iwr Virginia an vtaian; retvn to ST." "ViT oe ar an eq sou rew a rd "ATrjf FOB Ltstt. la front of aietl Khaw or txrusi: goto. mwMCrammel a.

return H1 Iocu.t receive reward wn ix. discs slit. Maantiie cnarm. i.isra ianl'n. ft-aat st mi.

and Art Museum, rnreet Park. Finder re turn to Monro East Bt. Iouta FOUND BCMDLE Pound; eon 1st In of laW suite. 1 lade's silk dree and 3 eh iff waists: deacrlDtloa nacaawn. Owee mm.m aa- 2 TlT 1 VZ-7! Lr1' S1 N.

Taylor. Thuraday. e.ntainiBg paws lrc.eu lisaw. I KlA i oMPd Saturday merit. on and Hi Broadway car.

Fot Dispatch Leet I uunil xiiets 2 r. trict. fl FOR FOlt psv for rid. In aa day KU0 tv. of tn He I 4 I I i 1 I St.

Louis Chicago 7S Chicago Chicago 5S4 694 Local wheat futures were nervous and Irregular today and after advancing rather sharply at the opening the May option reacted to about Saturday's close, then cold 2Vc over, while July averaged 2c to 2c higher. The strength in July resulted from continued dry weather over the Southwestern winter wheat belt, where the crop damage has been 1 sensational. Talk of Government control of priced failed to excite selling, as the nhort supplies and bad crop prospects seem to assure high prices while the war lasts. In the alte market lower heavy offerings from influential traders swept the market down violently and May wheat, after selling 8c over Saturday's close, lost all the advance. The July option sold 4c under that level.

The close was wild at that level. Corn futures were strong and established new high records at levels to 3c over Saturday's close. Small receipts, urgent cash and domestic demands and light country offers made the market. Oats were ac higher. In sympathy with corn.

Corn closed Jo to uc under Saturday's level. Oats lost lV4c. Wheat shipments from United States to United Kingdom last week according to lirooinnall. above requirements and with the economy now being practiced in the use of nhest. stocks there are net easing.

Northwest cars: Today. Last wk Last yr. Minneapolis 270 7t9 424 Duluth It 33 Winnipeg; 271 ri 62S Total 857 1047 1085 Minneapolis wheat stocka decreased 130.000 bu for two days; flour shipments 71.99S bbls; wheat thipments 141 cars; 86 cars winter wheat there Saturday. New York wires that the opinion was expressed In some quarters that foreign buying of grain continued this morninsr. but nothlnsr definite I was learned.

Iaity primary movement: RECEIPTS. Wheat 1.2m.onn l.fii.ono 1.42.000 Corn Tm.Oio l.n3.ono i.22 ono Oats I.iw.ono 1.1.1 mi) S3u.0in SHIPMKNTS Wheat 72.nin 716 onn nno Corn 70o.ojv AHrt.nno 46.fliin Oats 940.O1SI 1.1H2 7tNi.ooo The domestic visible of wheat tie- creased 1.M3.W0 bu last week: com de creased S36.000 bu; oats decreased l.riS.-C bu. Total clearances of wheat todav were 3.0flO bu; corn. 565.060 bu: oats. MT.ono bu: flour.

7000 barrels; wheat and flour. 66.000 bu. TTe total visible today rhowe: Tlir 1 n-v Wheat Ct.317.0i v.i I nr Corn 11 276 0OO 3I.974.ni Oat 32.feis.non ih.r6i.oio The Santa Fe Railroad's weeklv cron teport shows no substantial improvement In wheat crop conditions in Kansas. Oklahoma or West Texas. Farmers are not plowing up much acreage, being hopeful for a fair crop.

North Central nd Southwest Texas send favorable reports. Corn planting In Texas rearing completion and work has Droaressed Into Southern Kansas. Increased acre age being put In. Cotton planting making good progress, with large acreage goins into Texas and Oklahoma: condition satisfactory. Loadings last week increased 5 per cent over last year.

Pas senger business very heay. world wheat shipments detailed: COI NTRY. This Wk. La Wk. I.aM Yr.

America 3.w.nno 8.6.VK000 India 2I4.000 Ijn.oin Argentine l.fus .1.606 nno Australia (Cn.OOO 2.34 or0 Otherst 16.000 16.000 102.W Totals Corn ...3.507,000 6.661.000 14.734,000 l.TfiT.ono l.flr.vtnn 778,000 1.137.0U0 6S7.000 America Argentina Others 13,000 Totals Oat ...2.396.000 2.004.000 l.g,000 America 2.14.000 027.000 iiwi.nno 263.000 460.000 Argentina Totals 1.S38.000 1,10.000 3.011,000 St. I.oala cask Urala. Cash wheat was lc to 3c up and in good demand. Cash corn 4c to Sc up and wanted. Cash osts lc to lVsc up; demand good.

Quote No. 2 red wheat. aw; 43: X. FINANCIAL Secretary McAdoo has asked Congress to appropriate $5,000,000,000 for Army and Navy Expenses. It Is expected that this amount will be raised by means of a Government Bond Issue at 37c or 3Vt Interest.

We believe that every loyal American Citizen should participate In this loan and thereby help to bring the war to a speedy conclusion. We shall be glad to send you information regarding this loan as soon as It is available, and In the meantime invite you to notify us of your intention to subscribe to the proposed loan, stating the probable amount of your subscription. We are placing the facilities of our firm unreservedly at the disposal of both the Government and Public and will handle the War Bonds without any profit or commission of any kind whatsoeer. I it YOUR COUNTRY NEEDS YOUR MOfEY. SUMS MAKE BIQ LOANS SUCCESSFUL.

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and designer; expcrl- i erced Prat-Diep'' h. 2 I DRCOtjIHT 8it. by regieice'l. relief i fur da-e oten. Pm IM.

ENGINEER Kit, Flften yars eipei-Irnre: capable of making ail repairs. night or day shift- BoxLi JFD. i2 FIVISHKR t'emint and granitoid: work by day or contract. B. M.

Casey. 5S4I Oar- feld. Nat. llank of Mercantile Truat Miallppl Valley Title Guaranty Trust Mortgage Trust United Hallways pfd. do 4a St.

L. ft Sub. gen. Ks K. St.

Sub. 6a Vnlon Sand and Material Ely at Walker com do 1st pfd. do 2d ptd International Shoe pfd. t.rantte-Blmetalllc Hamilton-Brown Cora. Acid com.

St. L. Brewing Assn. Sa National Candy com. do 1I pfd do 2d Pfd Chicago Ry.

Equipment Wagner Electric 8AI.E8 IIETWEEV SESSIONS. 2rt riv-Walker 1o-. Louisville Home let. 6a. BoU.

REGULAR SKSSIO.V. 14'. 26 nlted Kallava pf t2i. 26 Mercantile Truat. HI Chicaco Ky.

Kxjulpment. 104 U. hicMgo Kv. ijuipmnt. Trunt.

162. 104t. jrlertgag Truat. l-W Itank of Commerce. 116.

6 IO0. National Candy com 25. SlikJ K. Home Tel. 6s.

IMi. IVoduce EUsewhcre. NEW TORK. April Butter recelnta 1U firm. Creamery higher than extras.

46Si 't rreamerv esiraa .02 acore'. 4.V: rh-ata. i.i.iic; ae'TOo. tutiur. egga weak; re, elpt.

31.420: fresh-gathered eitraa. iresn-a-anerea atnraga packed nrata. SJc lieen-cainerea nrata. at atata viania aiia nurnr wnmn nennery wnitea. Dne to fancy.

a4r36c: state Pennaylvanla and l.earov nennery c. neeaa trrea-rj Ir: reeeifta. nn rreah apectia. V4Si25Sc: 6o average run. MnSfl.

1 reeJ iwiinry nrm; cnicans. tt JC ine i. turaeya. isai.f4c. CUIA(.

April Hutter higher: cream ery. sn44e. Eggs lower, receipt aaea. irate, ix-i mc; oroinariy rrata. 2Ag rwwow ntarir; racetata.

as ears. Ififtha 'nitm t(v Oeea'on and 'i Wlewmetn and Michigan, 1.H rouiiry auti, sieaoy; low la, Z3Sc aortmra. 23Sc. KANSAS CITT. April Batter: Creamery.

46c firsts. 42o; aaconda, 4O0; pack ing, aic. tLfft ireta, Jc. oul licos. roosters, li'ic; turacys.

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CO. (EsUbllshed 1877) 214 N. FOURTH ST. ST. LOUIS dear mother-in-law and grandmother at the age of ts yeara Funeral on Wednesday.

April 11. at :) a. from faniilv residence, 2CrJ9 South Broadway, to SS. Frier and Pauls Church, ther.ce to S3, peter and Paul' Cemetery. Carriages.

Louisville (Ky.) and Murphysboro (III. i papers pieaso copy. HKIli.i!' Entered Into rest on Sunday. April 8, 117. at p.

Hose Sheehan (ne Becker), dear mother of Lillian Sheehan, daughter if Elizabeth Becker, sister of Elisabeth. Henry, Ixuia. Charley and Fred eker. Ida Hatremann (ne Beckej-). ind our dear slster-ln-law and aunt, it the aa of 44 yeara.

Funeral on Wednesday. April 11. at p. rn, from th residence. Slit Arsenal street, to New It-kers Ceme-ery.

Funeral private. Motor. c) TAnKR On Monday. April 9. 1I7 at 4: a.

Jacob Btauder. beloved husband of Katie Btauder and dear of Anrt Starkra and Kathetine Moushey (ne Etauder). and th lite Jacob t. Stander. brother of John and Nicholas Esser.

Anna Singer. Kat Roo-ner and Llxxle Roth, and our doar father-tn-law, brother-in-law. irand-father. at tho ac of t4 years 7 days. unrrat rrom ramiiy roaidonco, 411 Davis street, on Thursday, April li at a.

to St. Bonlfac', Church, thenco to Mt. Ollvs Cemetery" 1 Ileiatlves leges. and friends Invito tr.m., tnarblalet bcioer: color well wommended. lit ttb street.

KaM mUii III. 11 GRtXTERT CLERK Paeltlon. or driver lor truck; 4 year' expenence; by yovng ma Tied man; ran focal. ftrsl-ciaas rt.renc-. Pox poet-Ilratcn.

it OL 8 VI A Cole-ed. want oork. caa cook; small wage, reference, tall bo mont 4 INTERPRETER tout Austrian. Pailaa. Rulganea and Utt Vpaaiak.

waate Mtoatioaj with some firsa I terjrret f. tun T-lll poet-lnsi-au-k. '1 A ti t. bv young. SI.

oofk eo farm. te. T. 1 llA.V-rl.1. la nuMrf tor by Awkt marrtel.

Sober, steady; tespunaibta. hj. erat. om experience; warn lea th tmelfea to -tj BIT. MAN t.

colored chauff.ur! lbs wtrk. mocuina. "leneo learn ttrlTlng. good liranse; referewea; sa erst salary A. Art or.

2TJ1 Market pi' MAS' eit.j yetiag anarried aaie pw- si'loo as bookkeeper or clerVal week -BSTtenoe. ran oeo typewriter; swew weeklng la soaks reference. Bo T-I7S. bv RrM-eUa. speaks Uerwtan and Eg' Sianaa lsrMr- Coocg tetsoi.

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