Omaha daily bee., 1902-12-06

York City, 6 cents higher than last year.
At Shamrock's weight Of 1906 pounds, his
selling price was 81, O10.SO.
The grand champion carload was sold to
the Pittsburg Provision company at 141b
cents a pound. This carload consisted Of
fifteen Angus steers owned by C. Esher of
Volney, la. Their combined weight was 22,-
$50 pounds, making a selling price Of
SO, 2S4.25.
One of the incidents Of the mornings
judging was the capture of chief honors In
the shorthorn female class by D. r. Han
mas Village Belle II, over Colonel Nc
Asey's Ruberta, which has won frsts all
over the country this year. Village Belle
captured first honors in the senior cham
pion female class and in the competition
for the best cow of any age.
Eight special prizes, offered by the Amer
lean Percheron Horse Breeders a~ssocia-
tion, were awarded as follows:
Best American bred stallion, 8 years old
and under 4, to be selected from class en-
tries: Denmark. E. o.. Sheldon, Clifton,
Best American bred stallion, Q wears old
ana under 3: Diogorus, Mclaughlin Bros,
Best American bred mare, . years old and
Evansville, Ill.
Best group of five stations: organIst,
oiAAt iullt SSlbGlOt Il IInu NC
ugh Bros, Columbus, o..
Best group Of three mares; Durham,
Best American bred stallion, / year old
and under 2: All II, Durham, Fletcher &
Coleman, Wayne, Ill;
under 4: Valkyrie, Durham, Fletcher q
Coleman, Wayne, Ill.
The prize for the best carcasses of steer
or spayed heifer, 2 years old and under 8,
was awarded to the Iowa Agricultural col
lege.
or spayed heifer, l year old and under 2,
was awarded to A. p. Grout of Winchester,
other first prizes were awarded as fol-
lows:
Senior champion male shorthorn, ? years
old or over, Choice Goods, G. NJ. Casey,
Clinton, Mo; junior champion male Short
horn under 2 years old, Ceremonious
sha. Wis. senior champion female short
horn, 2 years old or over, Village Bell III,
ID. X; Hanna Rayenna, O.; junior cham
competition limited to class designated,
Queen of Beauty, e. w. Bowen, Delphi,
in classes designated, Village Belle II, d.
r.. Hanna; Aberdeen-Angus heifer. 2 years
Frumferque, NJ. A. Judy & Son, Williams
port, Ind; Aberdeeu-Angus heifer, IS
months old and under 2 years, BLACKBOARD
24th, M. A. Judy & Son; Aberdeen-Angus
heifer, 6 months old and under l year,
Blackbird McHenry 44th, w. A. McHenry,
Denison, Ia; Aberdeen-Angus heifer, l
year old and under 6 months, Barbara of
Woodlawn ii, Staley h. Pierce, Creston,
Ill; Aberdeen-Angus heifer, under 6 months
old, Rose Gays Pride, c. II. Gardner,
Blandinsville, ILL.,; senior champion .Aber-
deen-Angus male, competition limited to
classes designated, Black Woodlawn, p. J.
Donahue, .Holbert, la; junior champion
TO classes designated, Lucy's Prince, v.
Bradfuite & Sons, Cedarville, o.; exhibit
tors Hereford herds, consisting bull 2 years
old or over, one COW 3 years old or over, /
one COW or heifer 2 years old and under 8,
one heifer 1 year old and under 2 and one
heifer under ! year old, o. Harris, Harris,
Mo; young Hereford herd, consisting Of
one bull under 2 years old, two heifers /
year old and under 2 and two heifers under
l year old, all except bull being bred by
and made up from animals In In
classes, O. Harris; Hereford calf
herd, consisting of one bull and four heif-
ers under ! year old, all animals to be bred
by the exhibitor, G. A. ~Stannard, EmpoTia,
The fifty prime lambs that took FIRST
sold today at 81 per 100 pounds, their
weight being 100 pounds. Russell
Conley of Marshall, Mich, was the seller.
Tomorrow will be children's day, as well
as the last day Of the show, and the man
has made special preparations for
caring for the youngsters and giving them
the full measure of the educational advan-
tages of the exposition.