Dayton Daily News from Dayton, Ohio • 7

THE DAYTON DAILY NEWS llony In eonib, U-lb. case, lie; 1-lta. frame, toe tiutter Elgin creamery, tVJj30c; datrlta. I STaJBUaHCU I. MARKETS ati'M, oleort.argsrin, iiyiia Chse Sw York cream.

16e; domes. JOINS HUSBAND IN OTHER WORLD tie Mweltser, 17c; In.pvrted Hweltser, Zio; CARDINAL HAS Iff. ST. ECWS girl am BE (ONIROllED tirica. tic; limiiergar, I .1 I k.nl..

to per Ib.t otuiuL 4c roiled oat, in, ive. Canned Ooods Corn, 104116c: tomstoe. 10'tflK; pes. pQ20o; string twsns, touzoe; tie pearhea, iwjiae; piums, Jijue; aprl sot. KH'Jbe: aalmon.

MBS. GRACE GREENE FOLLOWS fi. J. Rlyers, I CONOVER BUILDING. areas at Ckleag BmiI Tra Stocks, Bonds, eundrte New maple syrup, $1.00491.3 iral.

I New York cider, white in vinegar, 16a gal; salt, 11.00 bbl cider vlne.tar. tOUo per gal; fsnry table DISTINGUISHED PAPAL PARTY IS EN BOUTE TO DAYTON TO ATTEND RECEPTION. MBS. JENNIE WALKER IS DIS-MISSED IN POLICE COURT POB PUNISHING HER DAUGHTER. HIM TO THAT LAND BE-YOND MORTAL KEN.

yrup, Mi'UViQ New Orleans mo-lasse. 104 16c ot navy bean, lOe qL marrowfat bean, lie Star oao 6c 6 for 26o: Lenox soap Us. 0 for 2S; Klr.g tif Laundry, I bar 10c; chlo, pumpkla nd cabinet soap. I for 6c: pur leaf lard. MRS.

GRICE LAID TO HE IS ACCOMPANIED BY A NOTED INSTRUCTOR BEGGED A NICKEL AND RECEIVED HEAVY FINE. REST AT WILMINGTON. lOo B. y. flour, loo pancake four, 10c pearl barley, 6c Japan rice, Carolina rice, mi2ViO; corn Grain.

She Died While on a Visit to Her meat, sacs. ME ATM. VTioteaale Rams, TOH2e: shouldsr. THtflOoi breakfsst bacon. ttfUe: dry aalt meat.

6Kff9e: dried beef. 6401tc: Bev. 0'Connell, of the Catholic Unl-versity of Washington Catholio Societies Have Perfected Arrangements to Act as His Escort. James Smith Will Sojourn ia the Workhouse for This Act Circus Day Burglar Held to Grand Jury-Under $500 Bond. Private wlret to all principal Exchanges.

Son in Xenia Mrs. Elizabeth Miller Died Suddenly While the Guest of Relatires Other Deaths, barrel pork. ll.6ol$. 6, Ho lb. more In mall package; dressed ti-of, fuCc; for quarter Ho less thsn sides, hlnj qusr-ter to more than aid: dressed mutton 64f7o.

lambs fresh meat. 1020c: bologna and ssussge, "iie: cooked beef tongue. 17c; lard, tierces itftHc, tins 1rJ I I Uome 4121 I i IHc; pigs' fast, ZD lb. tQis. HW.

W-lt. keg 75. 40-lb. kc 12. 40-lb.

nail $120. The death angel closed tha life of Mrs. Grace Hunkln Greene, widow of the late Captain II. Greene, and the venerable Investment Securities Bought I end fold. 10-lb.

palU 11.20. Neaufoot oil, 46 per gallon. RetailSteak. IftffSc! rnasf. KKOe: mother of Mis Grace Greene, principal of pork chop, 1012H; 122oo; mut ton, jaQZ'ict Dscon.

iivttmc; bologna ana welner. 10c: sliced dried beef. to. Special to Ths Dally News. ST.

LOriS. July a 10-day' tay in St. Louis. Cardinal Satolli left 8t. Louis toduy In a special train over the Vundalla for Indianapolis.

From there the Curdinul and hi purty will go to Dayton and then to Chicago, where they will arrive July 11. From Chicago they will go to St. Paul and then by lake steamer to buffalo. The cardinal will auil for Italy in August. All ia In readiness for the reception of his eminence.

Krancls Cardinal Satolli, Poultry Chicken. lfrVn lb ben aad rooster. ISC lb. turkays. lb.

riNII AMI OYHTt.K. FINANCIAL KtW VOlcK STOCK AND IIONPH. July Btreet) Opening dealing In llio stock market today allowed soma heavy reullsing In mock, wliicn huv been conspicuous In the advati-e fur two day past. Hmull gain und Wmki-h eUo-where gave the market an irreaular miii. Thirteen hundred share of Union P.iclllc ut 01H compared with last night.

Twenty-five hundred snare of Itrooklyn Transit until ut ferti und Srtt, rommired with 604 Inst nlKlit. Iwi thou-11111 shares of Southern I'ticlfio Hold Hi a darlln of a quarter, and 2JM share of Atchison unchanged. Ht. Kiul al ran off a half. I'nlted Htatea.Bleel irif wed waa firm at an advance of quarter on successive sales of 30u0 and Jwr) shares of stocks.

Metropolitan Securities rose S. Front-taking sale poured Into the market In lurger volume In the Inter transaction and aome of the Stock yielded Atchison. Heading. Hrooklyn Transit, Amalgamated nnd ulled Btatea rileel preferred were WP-ported, Louisville dropped and I'eitn-aylvanla. Southern i'aclflo and futon I'aolflc Meanwhile a number of minor stocks were blng marked up, Reading second preferred, I'lttaburg, Cincinnati, Chicago and 8t.

Loula, Tennessee Coal, International Paper and Mei ipolltan Heeurltles rising Vls- Huffalo. Kochea-ter and Pittsburg jumped point on one transaction, and the market steadied ternpararlly around 10:30. but worked lower again before 11 o'clock. The movement of prlcne waa uncertain, and reactlona were contracted. A rle of 1'4 tn Metropolitan Street Railway and JT4 In Metrot-olltan Securlttea atlffened the prices.

I'nlted States Steel preferred got over hut night. Profit-taking forced the level of the market back again to the lowest. St. Paul fell and Mlnneapolla, Ut. Paul and Sault Ste Marie aa much.

The Metronolittin Block reacted with the market. Rubber good advanced 14-Bond were Irregular at noon. Room trader encountered le opposition In depressing price In the early aft-imoon and succeeded In forcing the prominent stocks lower. Union Pacific and Rock Island bore the brunt of the selling for a time and loat more than a point each. Canadian Pacific, Delaware and Hudaon and Hocking Valley dropped nearly aa much.

Brooklyn Transit tagged to tfj'iu after ruling well above 61 throughout the morning. General selling had exhauated itself momentarily by the time Pennsylvania waa lowered to JITS, but was resumed with more urgency later. Moat of the active fell to a lower level with St. Paul. the Pacifies and Urooklvn Transit eon-sulcuously weak.

St. Paul and Union Pacific sold 1'4 below yesterday' closing. There was a small rally on covering by room shorts, but prlcea yielded again to a lower level than before. The range of decllnea in active stork generally reached to 1614. United States Rublier preferred rose and General Chemical Jumped on one aale.

There was light covering by short against the final dealings, which made the close slightly irregular, but near the lowest. NEW YORK QUOTATIONS. H. J. Myers.

Broker. Conover Building, Third and Main Streets. Phon Mala till Thursday. July 7. 1904.

Fish Herring. 2vc; Blue pike. HHc; perch. HHc; grss pike. 10c: gray has.

lOc; Maoklnaw trout. 16c; carp, 10c; mullet. 10c; amelta, blue fish. 15c; Columbia river salmon, eel. 15c; wno win arrive at Thursday evening tn a special train.

A meeting was held by the ol fleer at the National Caali Reg- halibut. 16c. llro; roe (had. 16o; amoked iier company, just oerore noon, and an arrangements completed for the entertainment of tliB distlnruiahfid ruuta. berrtng.

izvte: rionnaers, cauisn. i6o: aunfiab. IZc; bream. 12He; pickerel. UViftlfe: white fish.

16c; abad roe. 6 lb. strength In wheat het-ied, but the wet weather und the moderate tfmrrf-rntura lire not considered to be favorable for the crop in lis in-sent condition. There was (ftilto an active aueculmlvs trade and nil Iih hiivliiit for the itliova reason. The cash position la unite dull und not much of a factor either way.

There 110 quest Ion but thnt crop need a period of hot, forcinr weittlM r. CINCINNATI. July 7. Flour stendy; wheat nominal, corn firmer. oats sleudy, 41c.

rye 'tVu'iHc: rrovlslona sti-ady; whisky, dlMtlllnrs' finished good firm on basis of firm, l'icj butter tedyi poultry steady, lien snrings lulSc, turkey 10c; uheee dull. LOCAL rLOVH ANIJ GRAIN. (Corrected by The Pur Milling lit and B. Fifth Ut. fhons Main 1411 Klour-Durst' best, .20 per MA.J OM Olory, t5 IHue Hell.

Plllsbury Uest, pure rye, $4.20. Peed Hran, $21 per ton, fl bu.j hip-Stuffs, $:21 Ion, Sio bii.l middling, $21 ton, No. 1 chop feed, $27 per ton; No. chop feed, $20 per ton; oil meal. if.

$1.85 per hay, per ton, ta cwt.j strnw, ft per ton, loc cwt. Millers and grain dealer are pay'n-the following price: Wheat. $1.02 yellow corn, 63c white corn, Mo bu.S rye, Sc barley. 6Co oats. 40c bu.

LOCA1. U1I AND rSBO. (Corrected by D. I Psulln, Wbalmal aad R.tall Hay and reed Dealer, N. B.

Cor. Wsyne Avsou aad Kallroad. Pboae Mala 110. Corn, CSo wholesale. 70c retail; pat.

wholesale. Vr retail; timothy hay, wholeaale, $18 retail; mixed hay. lis wholesale, $17 retail; traw, $0o wholeaale, lie retail. Pearl Street Market-Best loose timothy. 117; mixed hose.

$15; clover. $13: ear corn, oo3u for 6 oats, 47riSOc bu. LIVE STOCK CHICAGO. July Receipts- 8000; market teady; good to prime steers. txior to medium, stocker and feeder, cows, heifers, canners, bulls.

Wit 4 calve, Texas fed ateur, Uok Receipt I2.0fi0, tomorrow 8000; market 10c lower; mixed and butchers, good to choice heavy, 6.S2U; rough heavy. light, 6.52 bulk of sale. l5.4S-rj6.5S. Bheep RecelpU W.Oi; market steady; lamb steady; good to choice wethers, fslr to choice mixed, $3.60 4 25; r.at'v lambs, western sheep, taWi westeiu iambs, CIN'CINNATL July 7. Hog Fairly active; butcher.

common. $46.40. Cattle Steady; fair to good hlpper. common, She.n Firmer, 11.254.50; lamb strong, $3,6037.80. 8T.

LOtlS. July Receipt 2500, including 1800 Texans; market ateady; shipping and export beeves, stocker and feeder, cows and heifers, Texa steer, oows and heifer. Hog Receipts C500; msrket ftfflOc lower; r.lgs and light, packers, 245.40; butchers and beat heavy, $5.3 Bheep Receipts lyW; market strong; native mutton, lambs Texaa abeep, f3.tst. KAN8AH CITY. July 7.

battle Receipt 2000. Including 00 southerns; market steady; native steers. southern steers, $4-u5; southern cows, native cow and heifer. -stockers and feeders. bulls.

$2,5014.25: calves, 4.75; western fed ateers, $46; western fed cows, $204.25. Hogs Receipt 4'W: market steady; bulk of ales. heavy. 4); packers, pig and light, $4.60 8heep Receipt 1000; market steady mutton, n.5"(3 5: lamb, range wethers, ewe. KOL'TH OMAHA.

July 7. Cattle Receipt 200; market tesdy to lOo higher; quality common; beef cows and heifer. western steers, range cow and heifer. $2.2583.60: stocker and feeders. 12.50ft 4.15: calves, Hog Receipts 1S.V; 610o lower; trade slow; heavy, pigs, Sheep Receipts 45O0; market active, steady to lOo higher; ahecp, lamb.

$4.505.76. DATTOJI LITE STOCK. Very Itev. Monslnnor Connell. who will accompany the cardinal, is the rector of SITS.

Kuta English walnut. lie; soft ahell almond, isc; Brasils. 16c; fllberta, 16e; pecans, lac; Bolzed nuts, Uc; cocoanul. 640. FRCITS.

tne catholic university at Washington, and his coming to Dayton with the cardinal will make the latter visit of added Interest, a Monslgnor O'Connell 1 one of the noted churchmen of America and a Bis plain drunks were the first to face Judge W. B. Sullivan Thursday. They all pleaded guilty and were fined S3 and cost. Stella Smith denied trying to raise a fight out of Sarah J.

I'ultncr, and will be tried Friday. Jennie Walker wa arraigned for pun lulling her daughter, Carrie I Kd wards, and was dismissed by the court. She stated that she wished to put the girl In the Girls' Industrial School as she wa incorrigible. Edmund Sherman pleaded guilty to stealing a box of tools from J. C.

chaffer and wa fined 2b and cost and 10 days in the workhouse. James Smith begged a nlekle at Sixth and Ludlow and waa fined 1 10 and coat and 10 day. John Dunbar waa remanded till Tuesday under bail tn answer on a charge of breaking into a building and stealing two bicycles from M. O. Swope.

Tobe Fallls. colored, will be tried Friday on the charge of stealing the bicycle of E. II. Water. Ed McCreary and Henry Feuher were arraigned on a charge of fighting.

The latter was dismissed while McCreary waa fined 510 and costa. Henry Hagan, colored, was remanded under tooO bonds for trial Tuesday on the charge of burglary and the larceny of the clothe he is supposed to have taken from W. A. Swank. Marie Gordon changed her plea of not guilty of being a common character to guilty, and was fined $5 and costs.

Anna Johnson stuck to her plea of not guilty and waa found guilty and fined 110 and fOHtS. Fred Sohwart was tried on a charge of assault and battery on his brother, Ferd. The court advised the brothers to go home and cut out so much beer drlnkl'ajf. which they promised to do. Michael Borowsowky wa fined lis and costs for committing an assault and battery on the Fourth of July.

Michael O'Closky wa the complaining witness. The case of Elmer Fairfield, charged with petit larceny, went over to next Wednesday on account of the absence of witnesses. leauing spirit In all educates al matters. I Don srrlval In Ilnvlnn tha ixr.lln.il n.l Wholeaale New apples, 11.50 hamper, $4 orange. lemons, bananas, $1.25 hi party will be received by Vice Preal- buncn.

pineapples, crate; lieorgia peaches, per 6-basket crate; black cap raspberries, $3.25 blackberries, $4 bu. Watermelons. 120 1er 100: muskmel- on $2.25 per crcte; rej cherries. $2.50 currants, $2 red raspberries, ueni juioert ratlerson. Kev.

Father Neville and the members of the reception committee, and under escort of the Catholio civil bodies and uniformed knights, will be taken to Far Hills. The party will leave the station by the Wilkinson street entrance and will proceed to ourth atreet, then east to Main, to Warren and Brown, and to Far Hill. Tho escort Will rnnnlllt nf tha Vnl.l.ta nf Ht hucklf-oerrtes, z.7s per crate; Texas $1.26 four-basket crate; Rosa county peaches. Toe per 4-bu. basket.

Retail Orange 30vQc, banana, lOdf tOc; lemon. 15S2EC grape fruit. 6Z6o furnished by the fact that a large pipe foundry which sold 16,000 tons of caailron pipe to Cincinnati covered only a small part of the Iron and then withdrew from the market again. There baa been a little more activity on the part of the smalW-r outHlde open-hearth baalc tetl plant. GKAIN.TFiiQVISIONS CHICAGO.

July 7. Report of flooded field In the Scut west caused decidedly bullish sentiment in the wheat pit today. There was a gocxi trade in both the September and July deliveries, short leading In the general demand. The market wa further Influenced by firm cables and email re-celpta. September opened VdV? higher at sold up to MlVatiV.

and held firm at eVffsSc. Mlnneapolla, Du-luth and Chicago reported receipt of 170 cars, ajcalnst 209 car last week and 62 cars a yeur ago. The market waa almost bare of offerings until September had advanced to Mc. At that figure there waa considerable liquidation, ch using a reaction of about half a cent. Sentiment continued bullish, however, and the market closed strong, with September up 1'41V at Influenced by the strength of wheat and by small recelpta and unfavorable weather, the corn market showed considerable strength.

There was a fair scattered demand with only light offerings. September opened krdi! higher at 4S1y' and sold up to Local receipt were 70 cars, with 2 of contract grade. The market followed wheat In its upward course, closing strong. After touching 50'c, Septemrx-r closed with a gain of fi-c at Oata were firm, in aympathy with other grains. There was an Improved demand fur September, local trader being fair buyer.

No great pressure to ell was manifested. Receipt were light, and the cash demand more active. September opened a shade to '4340 higher ut aold up to ar'nC, and held firm at 32M22fC Local receipts were 28 cars. Liquidation by- outside holders caused an eaaler tone tn provisions. A decline of 6ilic In prices at the yards wa largply responsible for the selling.

September pork opened lc lower at 112.90. old off to and steadied at 112.90. Lard was down to frfc7c, at 17.12-5.15. and deCllnl In f. 10- Rihl r.r.

the Norroul school, Wednesday afternoon. The deceased bad been an Invalid for many month and her death wa practically due to Illness of old age. lier death 1 a sad event to the duughter, following oc losely upon that of Captain Greene, her father, and Hiss Jennings, her lifelong friend. The deceased had been iclven most tendur cure, and her last year were made comfortable and peaceful by the Ideal devotion of the daughter. The funeral will take place from the residence, 150 Kagle street, Saturday, at 2:30 p.

to which aervlca lnvltod. Mr. Mary Elizabeth Miller, 66, wife of Peter II. Miller of Lincoln atrcet, who passed away at the home of her eixtcr In West Germantown street, where she wa visiting, and where she was taken rather suddenly III with heart failure, will be burled Friday morning. She a husband, four daughters, one son, one slater and two brother.

Sarah E. Grtce, wife of Lafayette Grlce, who passed away on Sunday evening last, at the home of her son, Clarence Grlce, In Xenia. waa buried In Wilmington, their old home, Wednesday. Several iJayton relatives and friend were at the funeral. The service were held at the son's residence In Xenia, after which the remain were taken to Wilmington for burial.

Mr. Catharine Cappel passed away Wednesday at the age of 76 year. Th funeral will take place Friday afternoon at 3 o'clock from the residence, 31 Brad-ford atreet. The burial will be In Woodland cemetery. The funeral of the late Mis Mary K.

Laughlln. whose sad death filled many heart with sorrow, took place Thursday morning from tha St. Joseph's Catholic church and wa largely attended. Rev. Father yulnn officiated.

There wer- many beautiful floral tributes of sympathy from friends. A large delegation tt the Ladles' Auxiliary of the A. o. H. waa in attendance.

The pallbearers were John Sheridan, Thomas White, Raymond Mc-Kenny. James Kllleen, Edward Glaaer and John Griffin. Mrs. Louise Runck. 65, widow of the late John Runck, passed away Thursday morning at the residence, 1533 West Germantown street.

Funeral services will be held Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock by Rev. Mueller. Interment at Woodland cemetery. John, under command of Colonel Charles Schneble; the Knlghta of Columbus, the Italian uniformed society, and all the Stocks. Open.Hlgh.Low.

Close. 61S 61 ii ici. 54 1 Copper Am. Car do pfd Atchison 2 'A 'tZ' M4 pfd Am. Sugar eacn; apple, Ijc H-pa-I strawberrloa, Wit lia pineapple.

lO'ic; cranberries, 10c watermelons, 75e; muskmelona, new p.ches, 154i75c per basket; blackberries, lo15c quart; cherries, red 10c quart, amber 15c quart; black raspberries. 15c quart: currants, I0rt quart. 1 for 25c; red raspberries, 20c quart. Dried Frulia Layer raisin. 12o; seeded, Uc; cleaned currant.

10c; prune. I lbs. for 10c; peaches, 12o; apricot. 12c; dates, tc; citron. 20c; orange peel.

16c; leinoa peal. Uc; fig. 20c TEAS AND COFFEES. Tea OoTong, 40c. 60c, toeaOc, Mandhel-tug, 16c; Maracalbo, Ke; ran powder, 400, loc, IMfeoc; Young Uyon, 40c.

60c. 600 He; basket-fired Japan, 404750c, fto, 60c, 0434i0c; EngUati breakfast. 40c. green Japan. 40c, iuc, OOSOc; lmpertaL Oc 4tS0o: Ceylon.

60c Kc aad tl.SO; Peko, Too; Caper. 70c; Assam. 60c; Thea Nectar, 0c; uncoiored Japan, 40e, 60c, COtfSOa Coffee Green and Roasted Rio, 10c, lie, J650c: No- 1 Santo. 20c; No. Ban-toe, lac; Laguayra, toe; Java, 3otffec; tlocha.

gSe per lb. Baking PowCer and Extract Lemon extract. KT17c; vanilla. 10g21c; orange. 16c; strawberry.

16c; pineapple, 16c; rose, lie; Jamaica ginger, 6c; baking powder, SEEDS. Timothy Export, 12.60; fancy, choice. $2.10. Clover Little red, export, 60437.60; al-slke. to, crunaoa.

$5. alfalfa 110.60. CI. Lawn Or ss Suburbs a mixed, loo. Meld Seed Dwarf Eases rape.

Ease rso. tueiOe. vHinono civu Doaies. Arriving at Far Hills, a dinner will be served to about 60 guests, and following the dinner the cardinal and his party will be given an opportunity of meeting all the Catholio clergy of the city and vicinity, who have been invited for a reception between the hours of 8 and 9 o'clock. The program announced for Friday will be carried out Cardinal Satolli will celebrate maas In the morning at the chapel of St.

Mary's nlstltute, because the Church of the Holy Angela Is entirely too small to accommodate those who will attend. Invitation for the reception Friday afternoon have been Issued, reading aa follows: Mr. John Henry Patterson requests the honor of your presence at a reception to) Ills Kmtnence, Francis. Cardinal Satolli, representative in America of His Holiness, plu X. Friday, July eighth, from four-thirty to six-thirty o'clock, at Far Hills.

A telegram received Wednesday evening states that General Henry O. Wuerst. ex-supreme president of the Knlghta of John, will arrive Thursday and will assist the local order of the Knights of St. John In the escort for the cardinal. The societies will meet at Lafayette hall at 5:30, and from there proceed to the Union station.

4T4 ...12 S-, 4i'I 6fJ 72 aa 61 "2 l4 wl s-" 25 4Hv 71 ii i' ta Rilto. St Ohio Hlscult Brooklyn R. Big Four Chi. A Gt. Tol.

K. ar I Colorado So Ches. A Ohio Chicago aV Erie do-lst pfd 71 UK S1i 39 S4H 144 SI S2i' 2S at 67.65. Y. M.

C. A. COMMITTEES WILL INSPECT OTHER INSTITUTES. Important Meeting Held by Directors of Association Earnest Desire to Push Work of Baising Funds. The new building canvass of the T.

M. C. A. received a welcome Impetus Wednesday by the gifts of 11000 from a business man and 5100 from Lung Who, a Chinese laundry man. The fund now stands pledged, with neoemary to complete the fund before tha new building 1 begun.

An Important meeting waa held at which were present K. M. Thresher, John Klrby, Edward Canby, J. C. Reber, E.

Shuey, U. F. MoCana and George M. Fair. It waa urged that ths fund be completed as quickly as possible.

A oommlttes will be sent to tnepsrt the Toledo building and other buildings within ths course of a few days for ths purpose of getting tha beat idea for the new building. 4 134i lUi IMS 'i 7s 's PHnol Central leather do pfd I1Z .112 lU'i 117'- 115i 116 II -Manhattan Mo. Pacific MeKl-an Central 91 91 V2S DIM Wlff lEfl is 117 ..117 nutter steady, creameries lS'-BlTHc, dairies 1215; egg firm at mark, cases included. 14'15c; cheese steady to firm, dalalen MS'e, twin iliisic, young Americas MUSc; poultry, live steadv. turkey lJUc.

chickens springs 13Q16C. Leading Fotores. By H. J. Myers.

Broker. Conove BulMlns, Thlr.1 and Main Htreets. Phone Mala tilt.) Thursday, July 7. Wheat- Oppn. Hlgh.Low.

Close. July told) 94 9uY4j July (new) '4 Sept. old) 85 86 85 8S' Hopt. new) JR4 844 M'4 December S34 634 84S Corn-July 4 4'i 4H 49S i Norfolk AVeatern. Pennsylvania im in SI M4 4M t2 2H HE SUICIDED lli'i 's 42 22i r-eopie a uaa 'Reading 'do 1st pfd.

'Bock Island 1 do nfd 47 414 2H4 DIED. 6 42 12 41 1, (Corrected by The Ohle l.iv. Stork Com-mlsston Cntnpaoy, Vnlon Stork "i'r1. East UprlnsfUld Btreet. Phones Maia 1741 Bell.

Uom.) Cattle Receipt light; market higher on best, slow on others, choice butchers, fair to goou, common thin, bull and cow slow; veal calves, best $595.60. Hog Receipt light; market 61il0c lower: best heavy, IS.5043S.60: medium, 6.50; pigs and light, sow and Stngs. $3.504.30. Sheep and Lamb Market teady; demand good. Fresh Republic i.

do pfd Southern do pfd St. Paul Southern Pacific H. M. HURLEY, WHO RECENTLY 7 fT4j 14i 14 144 1444 WENT TO LIMA, ENDED HIS LIFE BY TAKING POISON. 24'4 Texaa Pacific ri Jl ti JMt C.

S7H Tnlon Pacific 1S 1 U. 8. Steel MTs HH do nfd S4 I44 ln4 1i 84 17j 1 B7S 1S Wabash 1H IK His Wife is Alleged to Have Gone to do Pfd TOBACCO REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. Ed J. Farrell and ether to Charles W.

Orenn, part of lot 757 Nettle M. Mill to Oeorge W. Kills, lot 14144 tot Foreit Barr to John F. Hobaa nd others, lot 6194 end 515. John A.

Hall to faille M. Mills, lot S.009 Ella J. Knelaly to Foreat Barr, lot SIM and Sl5 (,00 W. W. Btnkes to A.

F. Peebles and others, lot il, grantor's plat LI00 E. L. Bhuey to Jamea M. Cox.

lot, 2S72S L10 t. E. Kumler to James If. Cos. lot 23721 t.

Collets Hark Improvement company to James Cox, lot 21794 1.15S Daniel R. Wellbsuui to Pearl at. Wallbaum, tract la Brookvllle 409 John B. Koeppei to Oliver T. Koap- pel.

lot 114, Uertnaotowa E00 Oltvtr T. Koappel to Mary A. Koap- pel, lot 194, Uarmantowa 500 The College Park Improvement Co. to Ed T. Oulon.

lot 21711 1,000 David Wolfs administrator to C. Murray, part of lot Kill Ill Isaao B. Ralmar to Sarah B. Toung. part of lot 17, Pyrmont 110 O.

W. Stokes and others to Earl Kinney, lot Arlington 150 August Nickel to Morris V. Stout, tract In Chambarsbura; 100 Sophia Meeka to M. ft. Oray, lota 471 and 41, Inland Park 100 Sophia Meeka to Anna Shell, lots 6U4 and tOi.

Island Park 100 William Boomsrshlna to Dorothea Wehrtey, traot In Perry 100 William Oaka to Solomon Van Nleda. a tract In Butler township tOO Wis. Central do pfd Money 17', 14 3 1 Ft. Wayne With a Handsomer Man Old Mother Goes to Lima to Identify Another Erring Son. Chas.

7H. Thruston BANKER AND BROKER Molntlre 13 1 1 ell i -j. MIIXERf Mary (nee Hungellng). wife of Peter H. Miller, Tuesday, July 5, 1104, at 11:10 p.

aged 54 years. 1 saenths and l( days. Funeral Friday, July at I o'olock from her lata reMdeace, 115 I.lneoin at. Services at 1:1 e'cloek at Emanuel's church. Interment Calvary cemetery.

Friends invited. OHEENR Grae Hunkln Greens, widow of tha late B. F. Greene, died at the family home, 151 Eagle at noon July (. Funeral Saturday, July at 1:10 p.

at the home. Friends invited. Burial private. CAPPEL Catherine, widow of late John F. Cappel, Wednesday at 1:40 p.

aged 71 years. 5 months and 11 daya Funeral Friday at 1:00 p. m. from late home, 11 Bradford St. Services by Rev.

Miller. Interment Woodland. BREIDENBACH Aon, Thursday morning, at 5:20. daughter of Henry and Emma Breldenbach, aged 14 years, 4 months and ti daya. Funeral Saturday, Jaly 1, at 1:10 p.

from residence, II Nassau St. Interment Woodland cemetery. Friends Invited. RUNCK Louisa Runck, Thursday morning at 2:40. widow of the late John Runck.

-aged 15 years, months and 25 days. Funeral from residence. 1(22 W. German-town at, Saturday afternoon at 1 o'clock. Services by Rev.

Mueller. Friends Invited. Interment Woodland. PRUGH Asa died at his home at Belmont, Wednesday, July at 7:10 p. aged (0 years.

Funeral Saturday afternoo'. from residence at 1:00. Beavertnwn churc I at 2:00 p. m. Interment Beavertosa cemetery.

Red Top Grass Fancy axport, $1.60433 per bu. Orchard Oraaa Export. fancy, tX Millet Tennessee or golden, prima 11.6a Hungarian Same price millet. Sugar Cane Ambero, 11. orange, $1.6.

Sundries Flax seed. 12.60; buckwheat. rock aalt, $:6 ton; ground oyster sheik 76c; 11 per cwt HIDES AND PELTS. Green, Salted and Cured Hide No. 1.

$H2T9c. all weights: No. 2 and bulls, lo lesa; No. I calf. 1S 12c; No.

2 calf, lOMtC. Green Hides. All Weights-No. 1. 7Hc; No.

2 and bulls, lc; calfskins, OH-c; prime tallow, ihifyto; wool, HORSES AND MILES. ITorae Heavy. 681 years. r.4XX5'0; ound general purpose, light to 1400, $126.9 160; good ligLt work, $1007140; trim mare and gelding. $1253 200; speedy nd showy, 120043400; cart horses and plug.

$364376. Mule Small. large and sound (teams), t300tS4a0 FAILURE ON 'CHANGE NE WYORK. July 7. The failure of Edward SI ease doing busineaa under the name of Edward T.

Slease A waa announced on the Consolidated Exchange toduy. PITTSBURG. July 7. T. Edward Barrett, manager of the Pittsburg office of K.

T. Slease appeared much surprised when informed of the failure. The feature caused no excitement when announced tn the floor of the Pittsburg Stock exchange. Good Show at Fairview Park This Week. The Dayton police were requested by telephone Wednesday afternoon to look up tha relative of H.

M. Hurley, who committed suicide in Lima. He was Dartaa, Oaetaaatl aa4 24sw Terb Stock. Horn S1H. flell 114).

TEirnoNxsi thought to havt toeen a Dayton man, by the Lima police, and it 1 stated that several month ago, he and bis wife went (Corrected by William Stroop. Leaf Tobaeeo Dealer, H. D. Railway and Dudley Street. Telephone Main 1224.) Market steady; Spanish, So per seed leaf, 6c.

Little Dutch (not handled by this firm), 6'a7c. July Xorth'Llma. South Lima and Indiana, $1.03. (Cotxeetsd by Walter Keenan. A sent of the Htandard Oil Company.

Telephone 117 Bell. 5370 Home.) Diamond head 10'tc per gal. In Perfection. 12c: Eocene, 13c; V. P.

naphtha, 12ft; D. S. gnsoline, 13Vnc; taw linseed oil. 414o; boiled linseed oil, 590. (Corrected by Charles F.

Emlnver. Tele-ptaoos Ball 1100) Homa 1100.) Pennsylvania, Tlona, Corning. New Castle, $1.44: North Lima, fl.u9; South Lima. $1.04: Indiana, Eouth Neodesha. North Neodeaha, 83c; Corsloana light.

Sic; Corslcana 40c; Kansas heavy. 55c; Bartlesvllle (I. S7c; Somerset. $1.02: Ragland, 6tic; Petro-leo Cabell. $1.32.

from Dayton to Lima, and since their arrival In that city had been operating a saloon and rooming house. The lo September 49i 60'4 50', December 464 47 46 46' Oata July 8S4 84 SH 3i S.jit ember Z2 31 32H Pork-July It 90 12 90 12 SO 12 90 September 12 SO 13 07 12 85 13 05 Lard-July 97 7 07 97 7 07 September 7 15 7 20 7 10 7 20 Riba July 750 750 7 42 750 September 7 65 7 "0 7 60 7 70 The Close. Wheat-July 90S9OHC. old 9ic: September MSWy, old December 4tMc; May, MJ'ic. Corn July, September, eo Stfi.ic: December.

May, 4i4c. Oat July September, Xlc; May. 35'c. Pork July, J13.90; September. October.

J13.074. Lard July, rr.05g7.074; September, October. I722V4; November, January. $6.90. Ribs July, $7 60; September, October.

7.75. Rlc? July, September; 56c. Flax Cash N. 8. Julv.

8optember. Timothy July. September. $3.20. Clover July.

$10.50. Barley Cash. S0(jS3c. Legaa ft Brysa-s Kveatng Onla letter H. J.

Mrers. Chicago, July 7. 19M. Wheat Market l'c to 144c higher. All Interest centered in the weather In the winter wheat country.

Rains were general throughout pretty much the winter wheat belt. Reports from the particularly from Kansas and Nebraska, are beginning to be sensationally bad. Estimates of damage vary all the way from 10 to 50 per cent. It Is still raining there today and, so far a can be een, nothing; better is in sight. Kansas City market is more sharply higher than we are.

and report country buying. Commission house trade here Is broadening. Northwest sdvlces are, on the whole, favorable. It is wholly a weather marknt. We nee nothing attractive In the short side.

Cables were about steady. Broom-hall estimates Argentine shipments 1.2od,-000, and reports unfavorable weather in south Russia. The Price Current wa rather non-committal. Corn Prices He to higher. The cal police in trying to locate the rela DAVTtiJC BTCXritS.

Rid. Asked. Third' National 21 220 Fourth National J70 171 'Dayton National 161 162 Teutonia National 1 ISi Winters' National 2 Merchanta' National 14214 145 City National Bank 275 2S6 City Railway pfd. 172 175 common 172 Dayton Ice Cold Storage. 1') Teutonia Insurance Co 1K tive, arrived at the conclusion that the man waa Forest Halstead Hurley, whose mother lives at 1914 National avenue, this city.

She waa notified by the police. Cooper Insurance 4S Columbia Insurance Co. 200 and went to Lima to identify the remains. The deceased; had two brother, LeBoy and Otla. Le.Roy live here, and Otla la the penitentiary' for stealing a bicycle.

He has gained the title of the prison demon, because of his blood CARD OF THANKS. We desire to express our heartfelt thanks to our relatives, friends and neighbors for the sympathy shown us during the sickness and death of our beloved wife, daughter and sister. Elisabeth Hell. We wish espe 4 Sophia Meeka to U. H.

Couk, lots 511, 512, tit and 624, Island Park 1 Samuel Rosenthal to W. J. Butler, part of lota 4.181 and 42S 1,100 Joahu Zwelfel to Nora Zwelfel. lot 22547 W. 8.

Hawthorn to Spencer Uorrla, lot 4, Phlrer plat 400 Catharine Oartner to J. H. Hynd and others, lot 14X42 510 William A. Phroyer to Ed Taylor. part of outlot 1 (00 Katie Hayes to Oharessa Brhwarts- trauher, lota 1111! and Kill Samuel B.

Blcketta to Peter Meyer, lot :226 S50 Mary Emert te Sophia W. Poock, lot 13313 1.100 THERMOMETER REPORT. Furnished by N. M. Stanley, optician.

No. 4 North Main street, Dayton, Ohio. (Government Test.) a. 1 71 11 a. 7 a.

71 13 10 a. m. 7( 1 p. 12 10 77 COTTOX cially to thank the Ladles' Catholic Benevo thirsty propensities for committing murderous attacks on unsuspecting persons. lent association, ana tne snnpmares or ins cabinet department of tne Car Works, and the Germanla and Third Regiment bands, for their beautiful floral offerings and services.

Husband, mother, slaters and The cause of the suicide is thoua-ht to have been grief because his wife eloped from Lima with another man. and went brothers. tJ Ft. Wayne, Ind. She went away Mon LADIES DR.

LaPRANCO'S kHUICiOi COMPOUND. day, and he took a dose of laudanum Tuesday, and died after a short interval. MACK SUBMITS REPORT Sire, speedy regulator; eeata. Drogglets er mall. jokl free.

LaBAJiOX FhJlaaslBbla. Pa. FOR THE MONTH OF JUNE. Woodward Avenue Property Holders Victor P.VanHorne- Petition BP. S.

for Electric Light Other Business. Davis 8. M. Co. do common Iiyton Gaa Light 4 5314 Dayton Western pfd 125 Barney 8inith.

12 Dayton and Northern 8. Traction GO Dayton Sav. ft Trust 127 130 First Sav. ft Banking 102 1 Dayton ft Troy 12J Brownell pfd 100 do common 40 C. R.

pfd. 120 126 JL'LY DIVIDENDS. Amount Pay-Corporation, per cenC able, lnyton National I 1 Winters' Nutional Bank. 4 8-an. July 1 Merchanta" Nat.

1'4 quur. July 1 Fourth National I 8-an. July 1 Columbia Insurance Co. 4 S-an. July 1 tJooper Insurance 8-an.

July 1 'feutonla Fire Ins. Co. ..10 S-an. July 8 Davis 8. M.

Co. pfd 1'4 quar. July 1 D. -ft T. Trac.

Co. 1 auur. July 1 D. ft W. Trac.

Co, 14 quar. July 1 Dnyton O. L. ft C. 2 quar.

July 1 City Ry. Co. pfd 1H quar. July 1 do common lHquar. July 1 N.

Co. pfd 8-an. July 10 Cincinnati O. ft E. 1 quar.

July 1 Cincinnati 8treet Ry 1V4j quar. July 1 D. M. Ry. Co quar.

July 1 aVrocter ft Gamble 1 quar. July 15 NEW YORK MONET MARKET. July 7. Close) Money on call ligl1! per rent; closing bid 1. offered at IV Time loan easy; 60 days I per cent; 90 day six month 34 per cent.

IRON MARKET DULL NEW YORK, Jnly holiday have interfered with what little business there wa going. ay the Iron Age, and the iron markets generally are dull. Indication of the attitude of buyer is iUr Hi Money To Loan on furnltors. piano, ergaua, waraboo.se recelpta. Insurance policies or aaJartaa lAwsst rate la Daytoa.

CENTRAL LOAN COMPANY RBIBOLX HUILDINO. 1 Superintendent Mack of the workhouse submitted hi report aa follow, for June: Prisoner received, 76; male 68. Front The man with the oldest Life Insurance Pollry In Amerlea died May 29th. Ha Insured in The Mutual Ufa In 1843. Policy No.

22. Two men survive who also insured In 1843, fiid three who iniured In 1844. Dr. C. Keeve of this city has a policy for 1500, taken out in 184.

He has paid to date 1521.10. his policy has Increased to $1396.00, and he ha had 54 year Insurance. He also has two other policies in The Mutual Life. Ask him what he think about them. See Associate Messr.

Green, Leedy, Harwood, Kusworm. police court, 69; other places, discharged 20; sentence expired, 47. Of fenses, drunk 45; vagrancy, disturbing the peace, concealed weapon, petit larceny, outer oi lenses, w. vost or groceries during month, $204.81: cost per urlsoner for board per day, 11 4-5c. He- celved for labor of prisoners, $257.75.

Kx- nenses ealiules, S54V.H4: liaht und fuel. MONEY TO LOAN: en piano, furnltura, organ, warehouse recelpta. bora, vehicle or aalartea Loweat rstts. Courteous treatment Gem City Mortgage Loan Co. No.

104 South Jaffersoi Street. OVER MARTW8 PIANO Home Phon K17. 179.35: sanltury account. clothing, and bedding. repairs.

inci yff YORK. July 7. Cotton futures closed stndy; July $10.65, August $1., September $9.77, October $9.56, November December $'63, January $9.55, February $9.56, March (Quotations Furnished by John P. Hall Coal Company. 1018-1020 East Third Btreet.

Telephone tlo. Lehigh Vallev anthracite, all sixes, $6.60 per ton. $3.35 per half-ton, Jackson lump or nut, per ton. $2.10 per half-ton: Hocking lump or nut, $4.00 per ton, $2.1 r-r half-ton; West Virginia splint lump, 4.00 per ton, $2.10 per half-ton; New River smokeless lump, $4.25 per ton, $2.20 per hulf-ton; YouKhiogheny lump, $4.00 per ton, 2.10 per half-ton; Cannell coal, per ton. $3.60 per half-ton: Hlossburg coal, $5.50 per ton, $2.85 per half-ton; nut and slack, $32S per ton, $1.70 per half-ton; WeBt Virginia Smokeless lump, $4.25 pe ton, $2.20 per Band lump or nut, $4.00 per ton, $2 10 per half-ton.

Coke Connellsvllle coke, $7.00 per ton, $3.60 per half-ton; Kas coke, large, 7c per gas coke, crushed, 9c per kindling. 3 bunches for 25c; 400 lbs, Jackson or Hocking lump, $1.00. Dayton, (O) Markets. Thursday. July 7, The KieNber company received the first Ross county peaches today.

They were put on the market at 75c per '-bushel Grains and breadstuff unchanged. Cattle remain the same. Hog ard 5al0c lower. VEGETABLES. Wholesale Potatoes, new, $3.25 bbl.j onions, $1.50 Mobile onions, $3 bbl.j home-grown cabbage, $1.75 tomatoes, )p crate of 4 baskets; lettuce, 6c lb.J popcorn, 3c summer squash, $1.50 Hamper; string beans, $1 hamper; green peas, 75c cucumbers, 25c dozen.

Retail Irish potatoes. fl.ZS bu. carrots, 10o celery. 60 bunch; horseradish. 10c glass; onion.

100 tt-pki lettuce, iie lb. ppcorn, 6o 1ft. String besns, 10c qt 15c cueum bers. 5ftil0c each; tomatoes, 15c' email basket; spilng onion, bunches 6c; radishes. 2 bum-he 6c; egg plant, 15c; pie plant, 15c bunch; new potatoes.

10c 2oc summer squashes, Sc, loc and 15a each; kohl rabl, loc bunch; young-carrots, 5c bunch: young beets. 10c bunch cauliflower, 89 15c each; green peas, 10c 15c i-pk-r parsley, loc bunch. RETAIL GROCERIES. figg ISO doaen. Cugars-Coffe A ugar, ft per lb.J granulated, 6c i yellow, 4e; pulveiited.

ci XXX sugar (Hao; cut loaf. 6c i maple sugar. Uc dentals. llti.17; total expenses, Vi H. Woodward avenue proncrty owners pe mm i hi Jjr titioned for the placing an electric light at the Home avenue railroad crossing.

Hef erred to committee on light. A similar petition was filed and also referred t'j the committee on light from property The Land of Now i "OKLAHOMA, CHATTEL AND BALAKT LOANS. CHATTEL AXP SAL ART LOANS. "A3 WE ADVERTISE, SO WE DO. VOU CAN This Is the place to emigrate, where the sun thine bright and so you, who are seeking a new home whr your very aurrounding causa jrou to suffer from the germ of discontentment on perhaps feel hemmed In, in your surroundings, realizing that expansion 1 available at a less cost elsewhere" and If you want to work there are no Idle people In Oklahoma-will probably find this your Mecca.

Certain It 1. you will experience much difficulty In locating In greener field beyond. So sell your farm, or quit giving your landlord one-half of your time and labor, when the same la due your family and aelf. Land range In price from elfht () dollar to thirty (30) dollar per acre. Write for tha date of our nest ecursioru Car far refunded oa all purchases of on hundred and sixty (160) acre or mora.

CHAKI.Ki 1IKCI.OW, Keeentrte Coniedia at Fairview Park, Falvlew Park Canlno is offering an ex-tellent vaudeville show this week, and Wery night good audience have attend ed the In spite of the Inclement weather. The comedy sketch, "The Unlucky Fisherman," enacted by Jane Courthope and company is one of the big hits on the bill, and la pleasing the audiences Immensely. Coakley and McBride are the: best comedians and dancers seen at Fairview this year. Frank Whitman, the dancing violinist. Is in a class by himself, his act being entirely original.

The Franklin sisters and Charles Hec low, eccentric comedian, complete the bill this week and make this week program throughout one of the beat seen Fairview this season. Heidellierg's Victoria orchestra continues to be a big attraction In the theater. owners In. the vicinity or Miller street and Howell avenue. They want a light at the Intersection of those streets.

The College Park Improvement company petitioned for the use of a city steam roller for packing the loose gravel recently placed on Oxford and Cambridge avenues. The request was granted, the company to pay all the expense. Knglneer Turner submitted plans and specifications for paving the second alley west of Brown street, from Green ti) Jones street, with brick. Bids will be advertised for. ODD FELLOWS INSTALLED.

The officers of Dayton Lodge I. O. O. F. were formally installed Tuesday in the presence of a large number of the members.

Willlnm F. Marquardt was the Installing officer and the. following were installed: J. W. Breen, P.

i D. W. Brannon, V. Churles Hopkins, recording secretary; Wllliitm Duffleld, financial secretary; L. 8.

Vinson, treasurer. GET THE MONEY On your Salary, Furniture. Pianos Horses, Vehicles. from the Dayton Mortgage Loan Company, Room I Da vies Building. 106 S.

Main St.r;, Low Rates, Easy Payments and Strictly Confidential. You are to blame If you forget th II. W. TRUAX, 13 Drivloa 13 11 1 1 (J 111 XT unytoni tmio. IB Davlea Bullclir.fi:..