The Gazette from Cedar Rapids, Iowa • 7

TBM CCD AH RAPIDS WMSISB OAZBTTMg FRIDAY, MARCH 19, 109, SHARP IS FREED Attracllfe -A Ml LTZTaWtlc FATE OF COOPERS IS NOT DECIDED East Side Lot Bargains Apparel MARKET GOSSIP AND QUOTATIONS. (Furnished by Lamson Bros. A Co, EL W. Wilder, manager, men ben Chicago Board of Trad.) RANGE OF PRICES. Ranee of prices for leading speculative articles on Chicago Board of Trade.

(Associated Press.) Chicago. March 19 Wheat Weak cables and increased northwestern receipts imparted a weak tone at the opening today. Several prominent holders were moderate sellers early and buying was chiefly by aborts. May opened at advanced to $1.16, then dropped to 11.15. July sold off to $1.03.

Receipts at Chicago. Minneapolis and Duluth 390 cars. Corn Wet weather caused a. slight firmness at the opening, but trade was rather quiet. A leading long was seller of May.

May opened at 6666c, advanced to G666c, then eased off to 66 Receipts 240 cars. Oats Firm on moderate demand by commission houses. Offerings not large. May opened at 54VS54c and for a time held within opening range. Receipts 122 cars.

Provisions a shade lawer to 10c higher. The finest corner lot on the East Side, in mm good a ihr ic ROvUfl hfirk navine all in andoaid. mtmrr itrhlna Biui cmilt. me'aa" all in Nashville, March 19 At noon Judge Hart sent the sheriff to ask the Cooper-Sharp jury if It wished to report. Promptly word came back that no agreement had been reached.

The court considered a moment and said: "I will bring in the Jury anyhow. lirlng in the defendants." There was a hustle and scurrying of deputies through the corridors and the defendants entered. When the jury arrived it was polled. Judge Hart said. "Have you reached a verdict, gentlemen?" "We are hopelessly tied as to the 'oopers" said Foreman Burke, "but we llnd Joha Sharp not guilty." "You will retire, gentlemen and reconsider further as to the other defendants." The Judge then discharged Sharp from custody.

Sharp sat stolid ami indifferent, but his -wife came near breaking down so great was her joy. The Jury returned to their room to deliberate further. Hind paid. Reduced from $2400 to 1600 cash. Wheat May July 8ep Com May July 8ep Oats May July Anmhor finf rnrner lot.

riflht on 3rd Avenue. 60 CLOSING First Hln Low Mcn Mcn 19 I 18 lft 1 1 104)4 91X 97k 97ii '4 K. Wi S3K as aH a es 6UH B6H S3 6S 63 bi 6434 61 A-fc, 4S 4K4 MX Wa KM 17 70 17 Ti 17 47 17 80 17 62 17 17 75 17 60 17 UO 17 67 10 15 10 17 10 OS 10 07 10 15 10 10 30 10 15 10 17 10 9 30 $3) 030 0 47 050 9 35 940 045 140, ample room for two bouses, worth SISOO. Price ttn ainn 4nvH Port Near iOth Street and 1st 35x1 40, paving in May July so Lsrd May July Jan Ribs May July Sep street and alley, all improvements in and paid, city steam available. Pi ice 1 650 $50O down.

For business men is feature of our stock. The modern business man dresses no longer somberly. His clothes should show some individuality of taste and not look like uniform. The present vogue Is towards brightness in fabrics and smartness in models. We have clothes to sell that will make an elderly man look young, alert and dignified.

Come and see. Price range $lO, $12 50, $15, $18 and $20. On 15th just off 1st alley corner 6IRL WHO SAVED NINE LIVES 6IVEN KISS BY "UNCLE JOE" Miss Mary McCann Accepts Medal From Congress; Is Echo of Slo-cum Disaster. CHICAGO CASH MARKET. Wheat No.

2 red, 1.24V4 No. red, Xo. 2 hard winter, pavingandall specials In and paid. $875. $200 down.

This is a snsp. winter, spring, spring, sprints. l.ll9il.3HH; No. 3 hard 1.12il.l634; Xo. 1 northern J1.1S5, 1.19: Xo.

2 northern 1.1714 northern $1.121 1.15. LIVE STOCK GOSSIP. Chicago, March 19 Cattle held steady, there ing but little demand for either steers or butcher stuff. The run was very mager and of rather poor quality. Prices, closed the week about 13rti.25c lower on bulk steers with many much as 40c below last Saturdays prices.

Butcher cattle are little changed, save for common sorts, which are slightly lower. Trad continued quiet the entire day. Close was easy with May off Vi c. at, $1.16. Julv, 4c lower, at $1.03 01-04.

Hogs Where sellers were able to llnd buyers from among speculators early they were able to secure prices strong to a shade higher. Shippers and packers were bearish and the close was keak with a considerable number left over. Prici slumped quite sharply in the last half of the day on realizing close easy. May a shade lower, at 6614c. Sheep Little doing.

Prices show practically no change from yesterday. Offerings ran largely ti lambs, packers taking this class quite readily. Jut off 3rd near 1 7th bautlful South front I lot 40x140, all improvements in and paid. $950. $50 down, $10 per month.

Corn Xo. 3, 64ft6.r,V4c; No. 3 white, G6(ij(l6v4c; No. 3 yellow, 65 G5ic: No. 4, Oats No.

3. 52c; No. 3 white. 52fi) stand 4 wiilte, lfit53e artl, 54 Less tban one block from Central Park car Hoe. vry desirable South-front lot 44x70, $425 and balance paving CHICAGO HOG MARKET.

With receipts of 26,000 head and 656 left over Hit market closed slow and Paving paid. $950 5c lower. Estimated 20.00 head. for Saturday, Near 15th St on 40x70. lOO down.

ESTIMATES. Chicago. March 19 Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Cars. Wheat SI Corn 251 Oats 137 Not far out on Bever Avenue, best corner lot 65 140. $2000.

Room for three houses. Every one of these lots are very low and must in crease in value. Make your selections at ones. CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE. Wheat Xo.

2 red, 1.22ft 1.244 No. 3 red, 1.23; Xo. 2 hard, l.lSVi: No. hard. 1.15.

May opened at $1.1 57i fit 1.16 highest. 1.16 lowest, closing, July, 1.04. Corn Xo. 3, t4 i auc: Xo. 1 white, 66QoCc; Xo.

3 yellow, 65i) 65 c. May opened at 66, (f 66so highest, 66Tsc; lowest. G6c; closing, 66c; Julv, 6 j7 '66c. Oats No. 3, 52c; Xo.

3 white, 52 NEW YORK 8T0CK EXCHANGE. Brooklyn Rapid Transit 71 Republican Iron and Steel pfd 70 Republican Iron and Steel 20 1-2 '-J standard, 54Mc. May opened at 542i54; highest, 54 V4 People's Gas 112 Pressed Steel Car 368 American Locomotive 50 Atchison 103 ISaltimore and Ohio 107 Canadian Pacific 167 St. Paul 144 Colorado Fuel and Iron 32 Amalgamated Copper 6S Rock Island 2:1 Roek pfd 62 Cliiiago Oreat Western com. 4 Krie com 2" Oscar Solomon The Good Clothes Store ITS THE CEDAR RAPIDS EVENING GAZETTE OHSMAN EFFRON Hides Furs Wool 2 15 NORTH SECOND STREET Bring your Hides and Furs to us and realize the full market -value" Don't sell before ycu tee us.

We convince you. J. T. CARMODY, Foundry, Engine, Machine and Boiler Works, Special Attention Given to General Repair Work and Special Machinery Tel. 136.

Fourth Street and Twelfth Ave. 4-V4c: lowest, 541; closing, Julv, 4SVic. Pork May, $17.60. Lard May. $10.07.

Ribs May, $9.25. Rye Cash. 80i'81c. Barley. 64Ji'70c.

Timothy March. $3.85. Clover March, 18.75. riolton csk vo Washington, March 19 Five years ago Miss Mary McCann, then a girl of 14 yt ara, waded out Into the water at the risk of her life unci saved nine children imperiled by the burning picnic boat Gen. Slocum near New York.

Yesterday, blushing and abashed in the pnsence of greatness, she tremblingly accepted a silver life saving medal on behalf of congress presented by Joseph (J. Cannon, speaker of the house of representatives. The aged speaker, in the presence of innocence and bravery, forgot the storm and stress that four years have beat over his shoulders, forgot the bitterness that has recently attended his career, forgot the fight that men are making even yet to crib the implacable will the "iron duke' for the instant swept all else aside and in a burst of sentiment took the young woman's face between his hands and kissed her. Speaker's Eyes Grow Moist. "It is said there is but a hair's breadth between insanity and heroism." he said.

"How fortunate it was that on that day you were on the side of heroism," and he gazed at the heroine while moisture gathered in his eyes. Mr. Cannon concluded, however, that when put to the test most of the human family are likely to prove themselves heroes or heroines. Despite the words of those who clothe themselves in hypocrisy and tell the people things are going to havoc, the speaker said, America and the world are all right. The event took place In the speaker's rooms at the capitol.

Representative Goulden of N'ew York, in whose district -Miss McCann lives, explained, in introducing Mr. Cannon, that for four years search had been made to find the girl to confer this honor upon her. Concluding his speech on the subject, Mr. Cannon said: "And now permit me to present to you an expression of appreciation of your heroism, and may your tribe Saved Nine, Went After Tenth. Miss McCann when the Slocum was burned was recovering frrtm scarlet fever on North Brothers island.

After she had rescued the nine children from the doomed steamer she started back for the tenth, but her strength failed her and she herself was in danger for a time. She is one of nine persons who received medals from congress for bravery in connection with the ill fated ship. All but Miss McCann are men. The young woman is about to be graduated as a nurse from a training school in this city. A number of women from the institution accompanied her.

A group photograph of Miss McCann, the speaker, and others was taken at the conclusion of the ceremonies. SOLE AGENTS ill, 14 130 12S 24 17M 4-C Illinois Louisville and N'ashv Rending Southern Pacific Southern Railway. Sugar I ion Pacific Cnited States Steel. CHICAGO LIVE STOCK. Cattle Receipts 1.500 head.

Market steady. IJeeves. $4.601 7. Oo; Texas. $4.40 5.

.10 western, $4.00 i 5.40 stock -ers and feeders, $3.405" 5.35 cows and heifers, Jl.ttOSi 5.50; calves. S.00. Hogs Receipts 22.000 head. Market phi A "Gazette Want Ad" Will Sell strong to higher. Light.

6.75: mixed. ft 6.85; heavy, V4 '4 I'lliteil States Steel American Car Foundi American Katy Missouri Pacific New ork Central Pennsylvania 6.90; rough. $6.55 Hi 6.65 good choice of sales, $6.70 lis 4S 84 40 lis 125 .130 40 13S heavy, bulk Si 6. SO. SlSPep Receipts head.

Market lambs. steady. Muttons, 6.S0 Great Northern Northern Pacific. CEDAR RAPIDS MARKETS. (Public market First street and ave nue.

New ohone 1001; old 75.) Corn Shipping, 55ft 57c; local, 60ft 65c. $5. 50 ft 7.80. KANSAS CITY LIVE STOCK. Cattb Receipts 1.000 head.

Market strong. Native steers, $5. 00ft 6.85 southern. S4. 60ft 6.15; western.

6.50; cows and heifers. $2. 50ft 6.00 Stockers and feeders, 5.75. Hog Receipts 11.000 head. Market ac higher.

Heavy. f. JsO; packers and butchers. $6. 55ft 6.75; light, $6.30 6.65.

Sheep Receipts 3.000 head. Market strong. Muttons, iambs, Oats Shipping, 4748c; local, 49 50c. Bran Per ton. $25.00027.00.

Shorts Per ton. $26.0028.00. Chop Per ton, $32.00. Bye 70c. Barley 55 0 60c.

Wheat $1.001.05. Hay Wild, tame, $8.00 ft9.O0. Baled hay Wild, tame. $8.00 ft 9.00. Butter Creamery, 27)29c; dairy, i ft 25c.

The March Sale Kggs -Fresh, per la(yilc. I lest hard wood a-t $6.50 a cord. Game Rabbits, $1 a dozen; squir LOUIS COOLIDGE QUITS. Washington. D.

C. March 19 Louis A. Coolidge, assistant treasurer in charge of the financial bureaus department, has resigned. rels, 10c each. Soft wood and poor hard wood at $4.

50 ft 5.50 a cord. SOUTH OMAHA LIVE STOCK. Cattle Receipts 500 head. Market stronger. Native steers.

$4. 30ft 6.50; western, $3.50 ft f. 30; Texans, $3.00 ft 5.00; cows and heifers. $2. 75ft 5.40; stockers and feeders.

5.35. Hogs Receipts 9,500 head. Market steadv to 5c lower. Heavy, $6. 50ft) 6.75; "mixed, $6 40ft 6.50; light.

6.55. Sheep Receipts 3.000 head. Market steady. Muttons, $4. 25ft 6.

S5; lambs, $6. 75ft 7.40. ST. LOUIS LIVESTOCK. Cattb Receipts 600 head, market strong.

Native $3. 50ft 6.90; stockers and feeders. 5.25; cows and heifers, $3. 00ft 6.10. Hogs Receipts S.000 head.

Market steadv. I'igs and lights, 6.75; packers. butchers, $6.651 to. Furs Skunk, large $1.75. medium Grapefruit 60 to 75c doz.

Xaso's. $1.50. small muskrat. large 35c, medium 2024c, small 1620c; kitt IS ON FULL BLAST, IT'S THE BEST SALE WE EVER HAD, IN SPITE) OF THE VERY DISAGREEABLE WEATH 8 ft) 10c. Farmers are urged to telephone T.

M. Sinclair L.td., before selling their hogs elsewhere. Compare the prices. Compare the quality. On Crockery and Glassware, on Rubber Goods, Toilets and Stationery, on Hardware, Housefurnishings and Tinware, on Groceries.

Phone for a handbill if you didn't get one. Read it over carefully, their may be items that you don't want now but might want later in the month. It may mean dollars to you. Poultry Chit kens. springs, Uc; ER OF THE PAST FEW DAYS WE hens, 11c; turkeys, 16ft)17c; live geese.

10c; dressed geese, lie; live ducks, lie; Saturday Saturday WEAVERS 5th Ave. Market 6 Grocery Tel. 884. OW108L-4 dressed ducks. 12c.

Miuk furs Large, medi um, small, $2.252.75. Sheep Receipts 12.000 head. Market steady. Muttons. 5.75; lambs.

Hides, tallow and wool Prices paid HAVE BEEN BUSY IN EVERY NOOK AND CORNER OF THIS BIG STORE. HERE ARE A FEW OF THE MANY BARGAINS TAKEN FROM THE BIG by local dealers: No. 1 green hides. MISCELLANEOUS. Cheese Steady; daisies, lS'ic; 8c: No.

2 green hides. 7c; No. 1 cured hides. 9c; No. 2 cured hides, 8c; No.

1 bull hides, cured, 6s; Iso. 2 bull hides, cured, 5c; No. 1 calf hides, cured, No. 2 calf hides, HANDBILLS. twins, 15c; young Americas, 10 long horns, 16 Vfec.

Potatoes--Steady; choice to fancy, S8iH90c; fair to good. 85ft S7e. Rutter Kirm; creamery, 22ft29c; rlairv 2ft iff) 5. W-. Boneless rib roast, lb 15c Pot roast, lb 10c cured, 10c; No.

1 horse hides, $2. 50ft) 2.75 each; No. 2 horse hides. $1.75 2.25 each; No. 1 rendered tallow, 4c; No.

2 rendered tallow. 3c; rough tallow, llc; wool pelts, each; shearings. 1540c; wool, 15ft EggsSteady: firsts 18c; prime Groceries Stationery 22c per pound. Old iron, country mixed, per ton, stove plate, per ton, $5.00: old rubber. 3c; bones, cwt, 25c.

.1 firsts. 19c. Poultry Steady, turkeys. lc; chickens, 15ftc; springs, 15c. NEW YORK MARKET3.

Wheat May. $1.19. House Furnishings Poultry Ail vr. dull; broilers, 25ft) 33c; fowls. Dressed, steady; Fancy box pap iter ies, each box contains 24 sheets of writing paper, 24 zv 1 regular fowls, 14ftl6c; turkeys.

16ftZJc. v. irit-m. roeeints. 4.500 11)8.

Creamery specials, 30 ft 31c; (official The famous; Ms-CutM and Old Colony patterns ol fancy glassware ai fraction of their value Cheese plaiei Sugars and cream- QCA SOVfec); extras, 30c; tniras to nmisi nogs, zxv ins. ano uvei, u.iv. Prime, 180 to 200 $6.30. Good packers, $6.20. Good light, 150 to 180 $6.00.

Coarse packers, $5.10. Rough packers, $5.05. Good pigs. 125 to $5.70. Cattlt.

Heifers $3.004.25 Canners 1.00 2.50 Bulls 2.004.00 Veal calves 3.507.25 Sheep 2.004.00 Lambs 4.006.00 Cutters 2.503.00 Corn fed steers 4.506.60 Hiram Schneiderman of Cedar prices 10c. 15c, 18c, Hamburg steak, lb 10c Pork loin roast, lb 14c Rib boiling meat, lb 6 Rod onions, peck 35c Rump roast, nice and tender, lb 12c Nice picnio hams, lb 9c Dry peaches, lb 10c N. 1 pkg. cocoanut, pkg 17c Bulk, sausage, lb 10c Bohart's pancake flour, pkg 8c Aunt Jemima's pancake flour, pkn. 8c Sirloin, lb 15c Short p.

h. steak, lb 15c Canned corn, can 8c Fine sifted peas, can 12c Auto patent flour, boot on the market 1J Ws make 4 deiiveriet in the worn. ing; we make 4 deliveries in afternoon. We give satisfaction wherever wo deliver. all day, ft 29c.

EggsFirm; receipts 19.000 cases. Firsts, 1819c; seconds, 18ic. KANSAS CITY GRAIN MARKET. Wheat No. 2, hard.

May, $1.07. Corn Xo. 2 mixed, 63ft63c; May, Oats No. 2 white, 546oc. Sunkist Navel Oranges, 35c Fancy California Ofli lemons, per Buy a sack of "Purity" northern wheat fancy patent flour at $1.45.

Try one baking and if you don't like the result, send it back and get a refund in full. Fancy lean California hams, ID WW Pure, kettle ren- Oaa dered lard, lb. I sVU 25c i jid 33c. March special one-half price or 5c 8c 9c 13c 17ft Water bottles at Falls lost the use of two fingers on the left hand by getting them caught under a drill at the gate plant. The bones were not broken, but the flesh was crushed and partially stripped from LIVERPOOL MARKETS.

Set of Mrs. Potts' full nickle plated irons, set contains 3 irons, cola handle and QRl VVV Roll man's or Rapid apple corers vv Good curry combs a wU 2-quert heavy retinnea preserving --g Oa Hetties. llU Heavy charcoal tin wash boilers, polished 16-oz. cooper bottoms, will outwear 3 cheap ones, stationary black enamel handles Wheat Firm: snot. 8s 5d: May, a- a Corn Firm: spot, 5s lid; May, 9s Footed jellies Qq Olive dishes Oa at.

wV Beauuiul deaf thin Bavarian china dinner sat d- NEW YORK MONEY MARKET. Regular pet ny tab- IA tne nngers. Mrs. W. G.

Armstrong. Dubuque, has recently learned indirectly, that the claim for $1,000,000 instituted by her- self and eight other brothers and sisters against the United States government for ships lost ty her grandfather over 100 years ago, is to be allow iUnnuv market PASV nt IVi PCr for I cent. Prime mercantile 44 per cent; sterling strong at 4.86.15 4.86.25 for sixty days and 4.88.30 for 1 aro. Colombia OQa of lOO pi corated up-to-date shapes demand. ST.

LOU 18 GRAIN MARKET. 100 pound sack fine gran ed. Six passed perfect the examination In the corn school at the recent short course at Correctionville and the $25 prixe for best scholarship has been eio each I .75 Wheat May, $1.13. Corn May, 65c- N8 L65 N9 i glated sugar a IP rc. -i-- 4 BBBB1 lI'S if divided accortungiy.

inree were iiven marks of 99 In the live stock school I and will draw cuts for a $25 shotgun. PEORIA MARKET. 3, 64 Vic IHsWBBBIHsiBHIbwswsIBHbBbmWsw.