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The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1905-11-24
Thanksgiving Thoughts.

OF all the days, Thanksgiving is &
The one OF %greatest' cheer; t
It brings to mind the blessings S
OF the past and present year. 81
With nuts so brown. and pumpkins ripe
The apples red and yellow; IA Z
And all the grain is garnered in, i
And frost Is on the meadow.
The jay bird, now has disappeared. ~
The knocking bird is silent; ~
The bob-o-link has followed suit,
To a distant warmer climate.
The festive crow alone remains,
With his rival black bird brother; a
g il, And also frosty. weather.
With gracious love. and thankful hearts
2AaS We now desire to render, sg7
TO Him. whose mercies have prevailed.
And taught Us 70 remember.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1905-11-24
Parliamentary Mud Fiinoino.

The Australian labor members are
distinguishing themselves as parlia
mentary phrasemakers. Mr.. Prender
CAST, the member for North Melbourne
and the leader of the Labor party in
the parliament Of Victoria, has charae
terized colleague, who interjected 3
remark while he was speaking, as an
"a1coholized epileptic freak" which il
a distinct contribution to the litera
ture of legislative scurrility. After
some demur, he withdrew and apollo
gized.-Pall Nal lGazette.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1905-11-24

A Chicago photographer has invent.
ed and patented an automatic nickel
In, the slot" photographing machine,
which will make q complete picture ii
20 seconds. The machine As called the
photographic" and Is said to be %
simple pa It Isl remarkable. S3S
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1905-11-24
A perfectly health
full powder made
by improved chem
ical methods and
Of accurately pro-
portioned materials


Trust Baking Powders
sell for As or 50 cents
per pound and may DO
identified by this exor-
bftant price. They arc
q menace to public
health, as food prepared
from them contains
large quantities Of Ro-
chelles alts, q daugerosts
cathartfc drug.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1905-11-24
Not on the Steps.

Maria Jane" said fond mother
NE other morning to her daughter
did Daniel Jameson kiss you on tn,
steps last night?"
mo, mamma, he did not"
If the fond parent had said clips" in
stead of steps" it would have trou
bled Maria Jane to reply.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1905-11-24
Vet to Come.

There's fame and fortune waiting
for some young woman"
What one?"
"The one who succeeds in making
happy marriages fad.'-Detroit Free
Press.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-09

THE CHESTNUTS
Riverdale- N Y. will for the season
April 10th h b ANABAE-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-09
Enropean Property for Sale.

T-,NGIrsH ESTATE FOR SALE
H. 1iEu OF OLD ENGLAND. near the Kings Castle
80 Americans seeking entFee into the
.,e-eIc and tightly district Of the world, For
ssie M exceptionaIIy low prizes that romantic English
49, s5velhill Windsor Forest
NJ neIand of FaIstaf and the Merry Wives Near
t reaches the Upper Thames and Hen
lev Adiacent Ascot and the most consenent mansion
week. Cd Essilsn lawns
ay - rsTdens with grass and park land
fisbponds Picturesque cottages Large squaas p9!l anu
81 and billiard rooms tuteen
~ Seryants' FIsr Telephone. ample stabling,
- ircouis. $500 GunuH from estate
t fo 50o Tor prompt purchase steady investment
Ietts6is Ascot race-weel The mansion with
% acres grassland could also be LEI Ior next
vlIIts guinness. Three Bafaenefa iett.
Asco. ta,,cinp client will receive the usual commits
&C. IN 9uoiInt paid Write cable me o"nsl, ants
son OF % brunswick Brighton England.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-09
BERKELEY ARMS,

s28-ss2 WEST 18th ST
OVERLOOKING RIVERSIDE DRIVE
EleFaut pglt uE-to-date apartment. beautiful view
n Husson River. Handsome entrance. seven rooms,
SlsDhons IN each apartment. $50 annurn can
y Gay night Superintendent on premises
al7s River
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-09
GRAND AVENUR HoTEI.-

THE LEADING HOTEL IN EVERY RESPECT
80 rooms. single suite with Aash, lar-s sua
parior smoking ana car rooms heat secsric zAt
gas and al modern improvements. Booklet Address
l. SILL Prog.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-09

GRAND AVENUE

GRAND AVENUE
leading All Year round Hotel Orchestra $50 bed
rooms steam in every win bath. Thorough, Md
and strictly up date Stages meet every train
Moderate Booklet Address A. NJ. SEXTON
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-09

The largely increased circulation Of The
SUNDAY Tribune necessItates cur going TO
press at an enrIy hour Advertisers WI
confer favor By sending In their copy at
ths earliest possible moment.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-09

RARE OPPORTUNITY to take this house
for dent before it finished: just competed it in
hTst class shape, and course decided bar
gam IT'S worth So 10000, less so make
an oner: am in the business want
20 sen Ns me property. and only 800
ooIlaEat Park; it's l5i Bruce ave, lonkers minutes
walk nom C1ry station; u rooms, baths, water
heat and every modern improvement; city and country
coIplned 70 City Kali in 50 minutes reacy mnedi-
ate occupancy Oaretaker show through
after 10 a. m ", CLARK. IA Wall St
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-09

BARKER's POINT. on the Sound and Nam
hasset Bay. Port Washington. L. I.
The handsOmest. highest and finest water
front property on the island. Carefully re-
strioted, remarkably picturesque. An ideal
situation for Country Seats, easily accessible.
only 80 minutes from n. \. ferries.
Plots from acres up. as desired
S. OSGOOD PELL s. co.
5Ee 5th Ave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-09

A.-GENTLEMAN's SUBURBAN PI4ACE.-Hard-
Colonial dwelling u and conservatory;
wood finish; open frepaces; all modern improvements:
heated. afRe lam carriage house. henne7y !a-gs
plot ground abundance of large trees
magnificent location with river and mountain
half city: railroads. communication &c; price
5000: IS 600 balance other bargains
Send for particulars. CARL HALLBERG, Rdgeheld
J.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-09
RARE OPPORTUNITY

brick residence. Washington Kingston. N Y; IA
rooms all iprov ements open plumbing. House stands
40 feet back from street; large grounds and shade
trees Choice residence section electric door
photographs. r. S. THOMPSON, Kingston. n. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-09
Real Estate Wanted.

WANT UNFURNIsHED OFFICE about 200 square
w sect nnancia dsITlct; prefer part suite with tele
5l',e ser,ice. YACHT BROKER Tribune ONCE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-09
Teachers' zfgencics.

FIVHE n MIRIAM CoyRIFRE AGENCY. 1Ee ath- ave
IL ruW-YOrh city makes speciality q eonse entousiy
furnishing to parents full information or good schools
and instructors IN at branches Estahhahed 1850
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-09
AT A SACRIFICE!
Country Place at MOrristown, N. ].
A GREAT BARGAIN.

A.-26 miles out, south side, near station and
bay, $500 and upward, elegant cottages, one
quarter acre; built of best material and work.
manship; latest improvements model bath
room, handsome halls, hardwood floors, spa
ciOus verandas, window seats bookshelves, stone
tubs. concrete cellar. perfect heating, artistic
decorations. $500 down, remainder as rental.
Carrollton Realty Co., So World Building.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-09
Brooklyn Property for Sale.
UNDERSELLING EVERYBODY.

Rushing business lots S22 splendid neighboThood near
rospect Park: lines Brooklyn centre Manhattan
= minutes small monthly payments II desired; Closing
sstate, money build EDWARDS. 64S Flaibush-afe-'
Brooklyn. open Sundays.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-09

HOTEL DIsADDOCks
Nsv, York Ave ana Beach Atlantic City. N J-Ele-
~ w l. BRADDOCk-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-09
School agencies.

AMnHICAN AND FOREIGN rEACuEitT AGENCY
supplies Professors Teachers Tutors toyernesaeA etc
10 Colleges Schools and families Apply 20
Mrs NJ = YutING Ftlt roy ~ union SouNra
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-09
VIRGINIA.
virginia Hot SPRINGS

New York once. 2lS Fifth Ave.
Waters, baths. hotels and nOwhers equaled.
govt and nervous diseases cured Complete
hy drotheTaPeutc apparatus new sun paroT GOLF swim
ming poo. fine livery AID outdoor pasJmes THE NEW
RCHESTEAD greatly improved Is modern the
EfrIcfest patrUntZed by the highest class
Brokers' ONCE with direct Y. wire.
The Chesapeake s. Ohio Railway
sop-cver at ovIngton. Va. through uSAets
Cincinnati. Louisville Chicago ST. Louis and the West
for side trip to Virginia hOS Springs
Pullman compartment car. via washington. leaves ~
y. ass p. arrives Springs $50 Eastern time
Excursion tickets at C. O. office SO2 Broadway. Otees
Penna. r. r. and connecting lines
FREQ STERRY Manager. Hot springA Va.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-09
FOR SlLE 1T / BARGAIH.

The preserve Of a country gentleman-4oo acres Of
picturesque country-altitude 1850 feet within few
hours New-York along the Erie, in Wayne County,
These preserves enclosed with eisht-teet wire
fence natural spring lake OF so acres Stocked
with fish. pound ordinary catch. Beautiful
woodland. stocked with deer and other game
Mean temperature 20 degrees Newly erected
Occuped76x24 and forty feet above
all its appurtenances one rooIn
23x2S; living 20X23 with china closets
rooms kitchen. 1892, complete with
range sink tables and cold water severed TO
point cottage and beyond danger OF injury
to modern refrigerator and ice
chest Underground cellar 16x2S. with cement bottom
large congomeraed stone tire
Places pressed brick mantels and fire brick hears
Ten well lighted bedrooms second floor two modern
toilets porcelain baths and avatores, supplied py
gallons copper filled in four hours from
spring 500 feet away 10 F. hot air engine. First
floor porch l56xlO floor, 24x1O, with rustic col
Umns and rails Complete acetyene plant lcehouse
for tons barn. 34xG6 with five box and four
sinele stalls connections: managers
complete with harness Cottage finished in natural
yellow pine. floors doubled and lined with felt;
screen doors outlook that beggars
description, disclosing the most picturesque mountain
scenery in Pennsylvania sold great sacrifice
BY writing the address below property can be seen at
any time. - ~. - :,
safe Deposit Company. =
j. L. CONNELL. Scranton. Pa.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-18
Total

CATTLE-There was a good run OF cattle
here for a Monday, about I'll cars being on
sale. The receipts were some fourteen
cars heavier than last Monday and about
ago. The quality of the cattle was good
and big proportion OF the receipts con-
sisted OF western and Texas stun.
Conditions today were not In favor OF
the selling interests and buyers were In
q bearish mood. The stun arrived in good
season and buyers were on the NIL fairly
early but did not take hold with any
strength. Discouraging reports from east
ern points also affected the trade here to
some extent and the general movement
was slow and draggy all through the morn
ing. The supply Of western cattle was
large and this tact also mad depressing
effect on the native stuff. The general
some statesmen claimed they had to accept
even a bigger decline than this. Grassy
stun was all In poor demand and trading
was very draggy, these kinds showing the
greatest loss, 1t was we'll along toward
noon before anything of any consequence
was done.
There was bigger supply Of cows and
heifers than for some Time and a good
share OF the receipts was western stun.
Buyers on the she stun were bear1sh
and were not overly anxious for supplies.
The grassy kinds were all slow sale and
the movement on the native stun was not
at all brisk. Prices were just about loo
lower than the close OF last week.
Bulls. veal calves and stays felt about
the same decline as did the steers and
cows and were hard to move at the prices
The supply of stockers and feeders was
heavier today than IL has been for some
time. The demand was light and the cattle
show a decline OF about a dime, with a
| slow trade. Representative sales:
1uNl
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-18
"a; futures, steady; July, nominal; Sep
TENDER a. 10Sd
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PRovIsroSs
Features OF the Trading and Closing
Prices on hoard of Trade.


CHICAGO. July E.-Perfect weather for
prices 70 sag here today. At the close
down s9o' oats BATS show i loss Sc Of i% Sti C
Provisions are down SC to t2iac.
The wheat market was weak from start
The factor that exerted the greatest in.
weather Tor crops. northwest vest and south
west. Clear skies and high temperatures
prevailed everywhere throughout the wheat
growing districts OF Canada and the United
States. As result southwestern grain
markets were today deluged by a flood OF
81. Louis being 557.O5s bu., compared with
1879 bu. the corresponding day a year
ago With these conditions favorable the
For September the lowest point Of the
day was reached at S2Ssc. The market
s2hc. Clearances Of wheat and flour were
equal to 1850 bu. The visible supply de-
creased l.Os4OOO bu. Primary receipts we're
year ago. Minneapolis, Duluth and Chicago
reported receipts of PAL cars, against 222
cars last week and $50 cars year ago.
Considerable activity was manifested in
the corn market. As a result of the con-
gested condition OF the July delivery sharp
advances occurred in the price of that
option early in the session, resulting in a
strong market for the more distant months.
Later the market slumped of as suddenly
as II had previously rallied. heavy profit
taking being responsible for the reaction.
| Weather conditions we're favorable for the
| new crop and local receipts were heavier
| than estimated. The market closed weak
| with prices well toward the bottom. Sep
TENDER opened unchanged TO 1sc higher at
| b5h Q559sc, sold between dho and 557sc and
| closed at 55hd659Sc. Local receipts were
| B1 cars with 65 OF contract grade.
Weakness prevailed in the oats market
| the entire day. Weather was favorable fof
the harvesting Of the new crop and re-
ports indicated that the movement of new
| oats would begin within a few days. A
break in the price OF wheat was another
reason for the selling pressure tn the oats
| pit September opened shade to Aq%C
| lower at 30c TO 30hc, sold off TO 29Q29lsc anC
| closed al 2ehc. Local receipts were ~
| cars.
Selling OF large line OF ribs by a packer
| caused weakness In the provisions marke
notwithstanding Sc advance in the pric,
| of live hogs At the close September porl
was of l21kc at Sissy. Lard was dowI
b47hc at 1890 Ribs were DC lower a
STS7h.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow Wheat
% cars; corn, 451 cars; oats, 211 carsi hogs
1900 head.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-18

SHEEP-There was another sharp decline
saIfsrs Sers a. dIsa ,a I . ariv 90 st
ern reports were discouraging and buyers
were bearish as a consequence. There was
moderate run, about twenty-five cars
being on sale, and the quality OF the re-
ceipts was good. The stun arrived early
and buyers were out In good time. Prices
OF last week, while lambs were still lower,
showing decline OF about a quarter. Al
though the market was lower the last two
days Of last week and today, conditions are
fairy satisfactory, prices ruling much
higher than last year at this time. The
break was not unexpected, as sheepmen
were looking for a decline, with heavier re-
ceipts. The Klink wethers, a ten-car con-
signment, went for S. while a five-bunch
OF Wyoming wethers brought $50.
Quotations: Good TO choice spring lambs,
H.0047.2b; fair to good spring lambs, $500
100; good to choice yearlings, $5S0d6 90;
fair to good yearlings S5.5Oq5.s 80; good to
choice wethers, S5.Ood5.20; fair TO good
wethers, A75q6.00; good to choice ewes,
"a. 7bGi4 40. fair IN nOOd aues nOI1A
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-18
NEW YORK GENERAL MARKET
Quotations of the Day on various
COmmodities


NEW YORK, July observation-disclosures
12,l4s barrels; exports, 1880 barrels; sales,
2,4OO packages Market dull and lower
straights. A5O@4sO; Minnesota patents,
S5.6Oq6O0; winter extras, $3.l0q365; Mime
sofa bakers, x.75q416: winter low grades.
$3OO43.55. Rye flour, quiet; sales, 400
barrels; fair sag, s so good '42Sa4sO; choice to
Col NaiFS4 Firm ans vvbita and val.
low, q .250l. 80; coarse. sl.14all6; kiln dried
Bx1RLEY-Dull; feeding, 4sAc, C. /. f.,
New York; mailing, 46Q62c. c. 1. T., Buffalo
WHEAT-Dull; receipts, $500 bushels
sales, 100000 bu futures; spot market
red red CSC SCI I. o. B. adoat; No. i northern,
Duluth. $1.l414 T. O. b. afioat; No. I north
ern, Manitoba. t.lO &. O. b, ahoat. Options;
There was another sharp decline in wheat
today resulting from lower, cables. con-
| tinued fine weather, weakness in southwest
cash markets owing to heavy new wheat
receipts and liauldations; The close repre-
scented 11bc net decline. Sales included No.
red July, el9sq9lIac, closed 9llac; Septem-
Der, Sl9sGs7Ac, closed at SI1sc; December,
S7%ds7bc closed at S7hc.
GoRN-Receipts, 26O, 100 bu, exports, l25 =
66l bu. Sales, 5000 blu. futures and 1000
| low, 6slLc; No. white. 63lte option mar
ket was quiet but fairly steady: closing
| net unchanged July, 629sd62lac, closed at
69lae; September closed at 6lhsc.
| oATS-Receipts. $4,000 bu.; spot market
steady; mixed oats e to 81 pounds S53tg
/ Ssitc clipped white, SC to 10 pounds, IS
FEED-IrreEular; spring bran. $500;
July shipments, middlings, $3.50.
I HAY-Quiet; shipping. 6Oq65c; good to
HifoSPs%DSli; state common to choice.
! 1904 crop, 22&26c 1905 crop. l9dac ods
, l0Q12c; Pacific coast, 1891 "rop, 2QZSG 1906
/ crop, isg 2oe; dds lSa &c, % - * ,,s.
I 90ci California, n TO p pounds, sc; Texas
/ dry "a 70 50 pounds ls1ac., 49,.
! PROVISIONS - Bsef, steady; family
packet @ei5 So Fa @ sify e1tqa
mess India, S1e.OOdl2o.'0 Ont meats, steady
/ picked bellies. sHql0r picEled shoulders
5lkq6e; picked hans, lys1loA4H' a. Lard Ia
I hned steady; continent, N.&; South
/ America, SS0Os compound 5Ss6l54sc. Pork
STEADY; family, A55oalso9; short clear
nloS; Southern. sSdsi. Co. Jersey sweet, So
V7TrIASLLow-o Quiet; city CS2 per pkg) 4ssc
country (pkgs. free), lh44%c
! RICE-Steady; domestic fair 20 extra
Sltq6Ite; Japan, nominal; 40.
POULTRN-Alive, steady; western chick
ems. i5c fowls, l41io; turkeys, lti4e; dressed
Irregular: western chickens, l5q1lci fow,s
is1s6l5c; turkeys, l7c.
creamery. sOlId ac; omcial prices, creamery
common 10 extra. llQ2pkci state garry
common 10 extra. l8Q20c; renovated. com
20 extra tas Esst %est taG'GT limitation S3
CHEESE new sts sti fun Is! creams a! I1s
small eolored and white; fancy, sae' nSs
large eolored and white, fancy, sAe
EGGS-Firm state, Pennsylyania an
nearby selected white, fancy zSq24e; sta STAT {
western extra hrsts. 1SalslRo; western sec
onds. lbi46l6hc.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-18
WOMAN WANTS THE DECREE
Wife Who Accuses Pnnsy Blossom a.
Rival Claims Right to
Divorce

In an answer and cross petition filed to
the divorce suit Of her husband, Amos /.
Jackman, in district court Mrs. Ella p.
Jackman alleges that II Is she who is
entitled 20 a divorce and not her husband.
She accuses him OF desertion and sets out
that he is at present living with another
woman In Omaha. She gives instances OF
how the Omaha woman, known as "Pansy
Blossom by way Of a pet name, but
whose real name Is also given, with her
residence number on Douglas street. used
to come TO their home and take Jackman
over 10 Manawa and keep him there until
very late at night Charges Of cruelty and
abuse are also set out. as well as neglect
and nonsupport
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-18
sRAIN AND PRODUCE MARRET
Drop Conditions Are Favorable and Prices
Are Lower
RECEIPTS INCREASES WHEAT DROPS
Perfect weather Affects Corn situa-
tion-oats Are Down in SYM
pathy-Prices OF New
wheat at Omaha.
OMAHA 1nir Il 100

OMAHA, July II. 1906.
increasing receipts in the southwest and
harvest reports OF continued favorable
market. While the weather in the north
west Is little showery, the receipts more
than onset this confederation Expectations
OF still heavier receipts at Kansas City are
responsible for predictions that wheat will
drop much lower in two or three days. The
declines were sustained until July closed at
S5Ac September at s25ic and December at
New crop prospects are beginning to ma
terially AFFECT the corn situation. Perfect
weather conditions for good growth caused
futures to ease Off. July closed at 56hc,
old July at 56%c, September at SAC, old
September at Doc. December at H%c and
oats weakened with other grains. July
finished at 90%c, September at 91sc and
December 29Ssc
Omaha. One car No. 2, testing sly lbs, sold
at SOC and another car, testing So lbs.' sold
Liverpool wired that wheat shipments
were decreasing, also that the weather was
unfavorable in France. The Liverpool close
was hqhd lower on wheat and sd higher
There was less contract corn out OF pri-
vate elevators at Chicago during the week
than the week before and deliveries on
July contracts were considerably smaller
The out inspection of contract from un.
bSshes m Sstf N Nor SIX In HT the same period
o. 900 bushels contract wheat was taken out
of the private elevators. The chicago croI
bulletin for the southwest gives state esti'
mates on wheat as follows Texas, 5000
600 bushels Oklahoma, 100000 bushels
Kansas, 100000 bushels Missouri, $4,000
900 bushels. The total is 124.00OOO0 bushels
The worlds shipments or wheat last week
were o,432O00 bushels, against 10, 4sOOV
bushels the week before. Corn shipments
were 3,6S2O00 bushels, against 4,S29,OOo bush
els the week before. Wheat on passage u
100000 bushels corn on passage is 10,
26s, 900 bushels. Primary receipts Of whee
were 100000 bushels compared with bl4,OO
bushels last year; corn receipts were SO,
900 bushels, as compared with $4,000 bush
els.
Omaha Cash sales.
wHEAT-New No 2 hard, 62ik lbs, 1 car
SOC; new No. hard. 6S lbs. car, Sohc
Omaha Cash Prices.
wHEAT--No. 2 hard, s6dSsc; new No.
hard, S0dS0hc; No. 8 hard, S0QS5c; new Nc
hard, 7sc; No. hard, 7O472c; No.
coRN-No. 2, 52Ic; No. 3. SIC; No. 4
bic; no grade. 4664Sc;, No. 2 yellow, Sc
No. 3 yellow. 621zc; No. white, SIC; Nc
oATs-No. . mixed, soc; No. 8 mixed
2s1hc; No. mixed, 2s11929c; No. 2 white
S1l4c; No 3 white. S1Hc; No. white. SOC
standard. So9lc
ChrIOt Receipts.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-18

NEW YORK, July H.-BEEVES-Re-
ceipts. $3.50 head beeves loo lower; fat
bulls easier; others steady to strong; fat
choice steers, NSOQ5.7O one car extra,
$5.76; bulls. S2.50d4.l5; cows, a.75q3.75
CALVES-Receipts, 4425 head. Veals, 25
Q35c lower; buttermilks, 25d5Oc OFF veals,
"a. 50Gg7.50; choice early at S765QD775 tail
ends, A00d4.40 buttermilks, S3506D4 80;
choice early, A.75; dressed calves slow and
weak; city dressed Veals S11lhc per
pound country dressed, b@l01kc
HoGS-Foeceipts, 1913 head market
$40
SHEEP AND LAAMBS-ReceIpts, 1854
fully SOC on others. 5O6p75c lower. sheen,
50. 006l4.7b culls, $200d250; lambs, S6OOas 90;
one car, $S.25; general sales, S. 75Q800.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-18
Indicates Sunday.
Total Receipts .l99 10

The disposition OF the days receipts was
as follows, each buyer purchasing the num-
her OF head indicated:
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-18
stock In sight.
Receipts OF i've stock a. the six prineI
Cotton Market.

NEW YORK, July 17.-COTToN-spot
closed quiet 20 points advance; middling
uplands, l075c; middling gulf, li.O0c; sales.
Q 400 bales
Quiet, sales so bales. Ordinary, Z i3-l5c
good ordinary, &c; low middling, 97bci mid
ding l0l4c; good middling, 10 10 lec; mid
stock 81 $50 bales.
LIVERPOOL, July l7.-COTTON-spot In
American middling fair. 6S8d: good mid
ding, 8O3d; middling. S SD: low middling
End; good ordinary, $50; ordinary 537d
which 30 were for speculation and expor