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SAILS ny AUCTION.

In the District court Of me United States for
the southern District Of New orb In Rank
rlptcy In the matter Of Maurice GOmpreCht.
bankrupt. Chas. Shougood. I. 5. Aucuonecr for
the southern District OF New YORK IN bankruptcy,
eeIIs this dan Friday. March 81 1908, by order OF
the Court. a. 1919 4. N, a. 1918 Leonard street
RorouRn OF Manhattan, assets OF nc above bank
rupt. consisting Of silk ribbons. velvet ribbons
ssls. desks, partitions, tables, couch typewriter
Cattnst chain, 6c.
LFO OpPENH FINER, Receiver.
JANIS. SCH IL & ILklS,
Attorneys Tor Receiver
IN ITre street. New Ntrk
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on SOAKED WOOD IN BASEMENT.
Lack Of AIR Checked IncendiHrS Fire In
House WIN Three Families.

Fire Marshal Herman De Aalignon is
investigating an ncendiary fire which
occurred yesterday morning in the four
story house at GIL Second avenue. There
were two oil soaked piles Of wood and wood
shavings in the cellar, They were set
afire but. probably because there was not
air enough in the basement to give life to
the flames the fire made little headway.
Thore were three families in the hiilding.
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PAMNRRnhERs, sALrs.

CENTRAL AUCTION CO.. ~ Sheohan, Auc
tloueer 1872 and lj4 Canal 30
March 81 ny NJ LaNcH, dai 9th aN., clothing
90 March 70. 1901.
April by John simpson. i84 RoWer dormcrly
1851 diamonds jewclD, &c, pledged TO No sou.
Feb. I. 1904 and goods held over.
April by j. simpson Co, rs PARK row, diS
monds. iewelr. &c, pledged 10 No. fS'15, Dec
81 1903 and goods held over
April BY Rarney Loan Coz 1888 81 az. Jos
Levy. ia Naricb ST., diamonds, jeWelty, &C, 90
M8rrh Is. 1874.
AprI 5 By !. q. saver. clothing.
ApnI G. IS \. S"haug, 1851 sd ays diamonds.
jewery. &r., 10 \pul I. 1909
Apr g. g, L. ~ Levy ~; Columbus av., clotn
ing 10 April I. 1901
ApHl ny ". I.avey. 90 9Th aN. diamonds
jewsrN, dc, 10 Nprl I, 1904.
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Coz VIA, Postpone D,namiters Sentence.

Although the sentence Of Gessler Ros-
seau. the dynsmiter, has been set for to-
day, it will Trobably be put OF by Recorder
Cor. The Recorder is very much inter-
ested in the case and is having Rosssau's
sanity inquired into
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TRANsPAc1FIC MAILS FORWARDED OVER.
LAND DAILY

The schedule Of closing Of IIansn,eIne Mail: I;
arranged on the presumption Of the nnlnterrppted
Meeting mails tsNccp, REGISTERED Transpacihc
Mails Despatched va NanSogycL ,hgloIla 'rq.. .,
gAP"Sv. KoREN CHINA Sad PHlLIbPI%E ISL.
Tor desra'eh per steamship Oceanic Monarch.
NF%y TA dLiAif6oAi{ SIs s22aa6A HiH%ArT T Snd
Fiil ISLANDS, VIA San Francisco. close ~
SoPona Af III, t iaT a'9,a Per Carrying a
BRUSH mail for New zealand dots not arrive
s ns cl Ss SS" az 80 & 81, go s N aud
o. Pm sundays at : - \ M.,g \ N and q p N,
yAPGN. KOREA cHi%A and PHILIPPINE ISL.
AIMS. Via Seattle. close a. =. NJ Aprl
Tor despatch per steamship Kanagawa Maru.
JAPAH except RSr i P9S' rsi NaYlnS kON
i Gpr f fo1 despatch per steamship Empress
JAPSN,' KOREA. CHINA and PHILIPPINE
sssS Clos. sP :, 81 Ap io G" despatGH
reg s'eSSWUSshiP foTGTics ~. ptrr iodine
SLAMS va va Tacoma close a, p. NJ Aprii
ioT qespSbSS pei 6 fRaFnE'nPH Pg2E 2S4Hd PHILIP
TPHiIf ISL&HbS. va San frsncsco close a,
= p N. April : for despatch yer steamship
HAWAII, Via san Francisco. cl2,e ats P. N. April
10 for despatch gsr steamship Alan sq De-, N
PINE IStANbS. ia San Francsco. close al
P NJ. April IS Tor despa,cn PEI steamship
hawaii. via san Francisco. close a.sP;M. April
TAHITI and MAROUESAS ISLANDS,, Via San
francisco. close al 9 p. n, April IS for despatch
per steamship Marposa.
Phi ISLANDS. and specially addressed mall for
AUSTRALIA and NEW CALEDONIA. via
Vancouver and Victoria. y. C.. close at g p ~
Ap-n y for despatch per steam ship Mlowera.
kANCHt RIA tcIcept Mukdcu. Ncwchwnng and
Port Arthur and EASTERN SIBERIA Il at
present forwarded via Russia
NOTE Unless otherwise addressed. West Aus
traliA IS forwarded Via Europe. New ZealAn
VIA san Francisco. and certain places IN M
chinese Province OF Nunnau. via British ludll
the quickest routes. Philippines specially
addressed via Europe" must he fuzzy prepslC
a. the forelFn rates Hawai- Is forwarded VII
san Francisco exclusively.
WILLIAM Y. WILCOX Postmaster.
Post once. New York. y. March -. l0oS.
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srn.rREASrRr TRANSACTIONS


WEDNE6DAr.
Paid By Sub Treasury 20 banks ..,.... S7.6li 900
Paid by banks 10 Sub Treasury ....,.... A62aOOO
Loss 10 hanks on dAys transactions. o.. N.Oi7 600
SINCE FRIDAY LAST.
Paid by Sub Treasury 20 banks ....... SIS. 10000
Paid hy banks 20 sub Treasury ......... ie.OSOOOO
Loss 70 hanks. .............. .......... tS7SooOo
Loss 70 banks same period previous week iSSS,oS0
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Pursuant 20 statutory requirement. notice Is
rsr,bV g'len tbet AN act y, DIir Printed No JOs
I'M 80 ig2 has been passed 10y D,tu branchs, Of
the legislature, entitled
- .,,,,,r, ,.,,,. 81. ~. ~, ,-ru. yopE GUAM
~ NNtN x ItSiI "a - ,lrgp fOi'R al =.
DIEp AND SlNlA SIN On ~ LAN ~ ~, - ~,
Lii,,N ~ L.H,3,pET 2NS1op- ~ THT' cry OF
y no,,SC 4, Ss,rbV gi,sn thai Public
Iti,y,tng ,,ror such I'm Vim he held Al MAYO
ilsHllt ~ 90, it1i IN fie fgt, of New York
w. N,,11,,y N1rU ioIs sf {. o'riock = NJ
'' mated tliy IAN Nrw NorE March 30 1896
GFCRGE ~ MCCLELLAN, Mayor
u y mt. hiu uiU be the second one heard az
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ONETIFTH Interest IN newly patented gas en-
flnt self staining and reversing without using
CON prFssrd air. s2b On required. Apply TO
McDON VALID -NIGGINS 60. ~ broadway.
FOR SALF-N SOUTHPORT, conn. an OLD
TSTABlISHED Hardware IuSlurss. VIII SGT 80
y, O. boz ~
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uAuS FORWARDED OVERLAND &C. EI
CEPr TRANSpACIFlC.


CEPr TRANSPAClFlC.
Ndgs Srccp' Jlmlic1 ana blhdm =. ,GrS LCy
,rgrdsg f1gy n ports ~ SAILING. Th' tpNNEtIlNG
snll. f'ose a. NJ General Posi- OHcc, Ner fork as
ToiULg $500. q. ,,--t...
Wednesday and saturday. tAlso from NeW
YORK, THURSDAY and SATURDAY sec above -.
MEXICO CITY. overland, A. ! 30 y ". ana l3 ~,
P. n daily. eTCcRy sunday sunday at J."
2 N. and 1879 p. VI. go.
NFWFOUNDLAND except Parcels Post Nails
via North sydney a. =. ". Monday. NedneS
day and SATURDAY also occasionally from
New YORK and PE.ladclphla-see aboNel. .
MOI ZION Via Boston Lnd HalfaN. al go p. VI
every other sunday March &C. April ana
JAM3itA. Vie Boston. At 100 T. N. Tuesday, VIA
Philadelphia A. iOSO ? " "Wednesday. also
from New York on SaturdAy-See above
Fiorida az iIgo \ ". Monday Wednesday
and Saturday. IAlso from New Nork-see
BRTTiSH HONDURAS. HONDURAS East COAST
and CT ATFAlATA. via New orleans. a. so %
p " Moucly West Coast Of Honduras
despatcheI 'rJm New YORK wa Panama see
coSTI RicA eis New Orleans. At 1850 p.
Tuesday. -.
GOO p ". Wednesday. West Coast Of
Nicaragua Is despatched from NeW norh VIA
Panama see above
PANAMA and CANAL ZONE, Via New orleans
A. iIH3O p, " sunday after 1889 p N sun
dan and until sailing Of New lorh steamer
NAL for Panama and Canal Zone Is held TOT
the New York stcameT-see above
lBFGISTERFD 81 NlL for overland dispatches
closes Al 900 p. NJ. previous day.
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FRIDAY 3n.-M Z p N for AZORES ISLANDS
per steamship Caooplc from B2S.qn,,, ..
EATt'RUAY ni.-A 4. " for " ROPE PEI
steamship Philadelphia. va Plymouth and
Chcrbourg mail lot ireland must be dlTee'sd
Der steamship Philadelphia. a. 80 4. VI.
f6T BELGIUM PARCELS POST MAILS. per
steamship Kfoou qua regular IA; tof hflglum
must be directed pyT steamship hfu0ilahd' -
Also 4 81 Tor rtALY direct per steamship
I WelmAr tmag must h. directed per sleamshlp
WclmM-l. NJ N :. 81. fot lsAiN dl-ec' pfr
steamship SardsguA imaN MIST D. diTtcitd
per steamship Saia'gna a. ,E@ NJ
steamship Etrlra. VIA Our"LNown anc LIVER
pool
II EsDAY t0--At s3o.A ". toy EUROPE, PEI
stcamship kalsrr Wilhelm der GrJssr. VIA
Plymouth ChtrlUuTg and Bremen
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ELI SOBEI. Auct, ~ Bowcn-, sells 10 4. NJ,
al goods pledged ~ Mhnrh -, 1904.
March 81 JcwelN' jos simon, ~ Columbus
sy.. g. NorhS. 525 81 az.
March 81 Clothing. 8. Morris. rs ~ Ay.
Anrll q. Clothing. s. G., lsgpCs A. Bro, col %
av. D.. Z Rubin. brookNn.
Ami 2 Lcvclr T. RUBIN, BrnokG n.
Anil e CloihinE. 7, GntuetVld, Brooklyn
April s. FINAL sale clothing ana i'NrelN. s.
Gross. as ION ~. "
hnril S-Ciothing and jevelU s. Nrcukcr
a Son. 1891 ist Az.
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MARLBOROUGH HOUSE,

Atlantic CITY. y y.
STONE. IRON AND SLATE CONSTRUCTION
Claims prremInence for rs location. runstruy
uon. convenlencrs aud best Now York patronage.
Whole Block on Oce6n. Music throughout year.
Sea water Ion all baths. Ice wa'c. auI phones In
MONS capacity en-. Golf NuOk'"i. owner
shin Management. JOSIAH WHITE SONS.
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HIGHEST PRICES paid TOT paWnllckets. pearls,
dIGmunds watches and jcwclp. \. MlM, rs
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Regular and Supplementary mAls close a. fot
slFn Staton frorner Of West and Morton streets
hslf hour later than dosing time shown below
ts1ccpt that Supplementary Mails iOf Europe and
central America, via Coon. close one hour later
a. Foreign station,
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HOTEL DUNLOP,


ocean Ave. Directly on the beach
Most central location 10 Atlantic CITY Thor
plans T.R. PEDUCR. Mgr.
Ocean end ofVifTinis Ave. AtiSate city. y. J.
Two minutes walk from steel Pier.
sun TSrors and all modern Apr0nln'TmssnTm,si, s
spend the LENTEN SEASON at
ATLANTIC CITY, N. ].
LIGAL NOTICES.
.---..->-1---> ------
SUPREME COURT, COUNTY OF NEW YoRN.
PETEN /. IA, a. Admlnisuatot n
the goods. chattels aud crtdts
witch were Of MARY /. PIA. De S,,r,r,or,
ceased. Ilanur,
IORN PA Defendant.
TO Inc aD0y na,ncl p,,cr44ny -. --.--
IOJ ARE HfREBl SUMMONED 70 answer
w we , SVI answer on tnc Psnls Aonei wIthin
twenty days after the service 0i tn's summons,
isEsn aS 20 a'S ou b. dsisGn Tor he r,ei
nauded In the complaint.
Dated New YORK Clty ie5; q, 1907
PERRY FILLER Plaintiffs Attorney
.I 0o' p STS Hp' Of G MsSas Sta' Sen o G
TO JOHN PIN. the above NAMED defendant
pa Ffe 2ssP Pau saR9Gs order San
s. Mccall, one Of the Justices Of the supreme
Court OF the state Of View York, dated the lnlr
plant IN tao once OF the Clerk Of me county OF
New York a. the County Court House In llT bor
ouxh Of Manhattan Of The city Of New oTk. L.
the state OF New York, on tue ihlrucih Gay Of
dated Nev York March 90 1905
PERRY ! FULLER,
Auorney Tor Plaintiff
once and Post once addrc's No rs Nassau
street. Borough nf ManhaitaU. tNS OF New lOTA'
state Of New York
SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW YORK.
'i.IEK =. pa. rIHu'u.
against SUMMONS
JOIN PA. Defendant
10 the aOOVr named Uei~udhEt:.
YOU AXE HEREIN hiMhONLD 20 answer
Of your answer on the Plaintiffs Nupmcy within
twenLy days sitter tho service Of his summons,
exclusive OF the day OF service and In case OF your
failure 70 appear OF answer Judgment ~ be
taken against you by deiaul1 LOT ihe r'htI oe
mAnded IN the complaint
Dated New YORK CITY, FeO. p, le05.
PERRY J FULLER, plainuut Alornry
once and Post once address. No. L IS Nassau
street Borough ~ Manhattan, New York en-.
TO JOHN PA. the shove named defendant.
The foregoing summUus r. served upon guu nv
publication pursuant 10 an urdef Of lion. Edward
v Mccall one Of the Justices OF thu supreme
court OF the state OF New Nors, dated Me mir
uetn DAY of March. 1915. and med With tho com
pl.iut In the once Of tho Clerk Of the county NJ
New NorE NJ the County Coult HOUSE IN Sac bOr
ough OF Manhattan Of The tlty ~ NrW lork IN
tnr state Of Nev NOrs ou tnr thrieth DAY ~
dated Nev York, March %, 1905.
PERRY J. FULLER
Attorney for paiuun
once and Post once address, 40. li5 Nassau
street, Borough Of Manhattan CITY Of New York
state OF New York.
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POST OFFICE.


,shouid be read DAILY BY al interested A.
changes may occur a. ans tlmel .
FOREIGN malls Tor ne Wccl ending April ], 1909
viii close lPROMPTLN IN all casrsl a. thc Gene ~
pCst once a. follows REGlSTERED AND PAR
CEIS POST MAILS close oHf hour fafifr man
rIoslnF time shown below. Parcels Post mails Tor
Germany close al 5 y. NJ. April per steamship
Kaiser Wilhelm der Crosse.
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/ L. FlRusRl, Auctg 70 Boverya seus loA, 81.
March ~ BY Consolidated loan once iewelry.
ApHls Ry & Lang Co, ~ 9th ay- diamonds
watclcr. icWelry, dc, pledged priot March -
1904, and older dates held over
April {. By 4. Lawrence, us sd AV. formerly
752 ist svJ. clothing. &c, pledges nrior March o.
1904.
watches lcSelry, and all pledged PRIOR March
IS 1901
ing, &c. pledged pnot March IS 1905
ApHl S BY 4, Lawrence lis 80 Az. fOTmcr'v
252 ist AvE. diamonds wAtcheA jeWclry and III
pledges prior March 20, 1904, and al older dates
Npnl by William Gnldstone, 81 Park row.
diamonds. witches, iewelry and AL pledges prior
M rrh FL 49, and ali older dates held over
JULIUS SHONGOOD. Auctioneer Ry Joe
Shongood's sons. AuCt'A ~ bOwesy.
March 81 JewFln. watches, diamonds. &c.
= D. Aaron a son. rs; Grand 81.
March 81 Clothing. Alh. FTrVnd. lRa3 81 Az.
AUrU Clothing. l.. Dhv1doV. Oh am az.
April ICWelD, watches, diamonds &C.
"a ain aN.. Sihcrstrln NfIs. .t55 sth av.f
ApriI S-CIothlnu :. freund. IS45 ~ Az.
NnIil5 -IcwclD. watches, diamonds, 6c., pl md Ccc
To March ~. IaDt Is. $. Autees, 279 stanton N.
Npril q Jegcry, whtch~1. diamonds, r.. T.. r.
April q clothing J Nelson, y stanton st.
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AN'l' Wv VEST iNplEs. ~. ...,..,. ..,,.
fAAE,d 81 32R' p,l s,m nHG
cORsr., az ,e Z; e. .gGpeme ~! %o5 49,"
PANAMA, CANAL HONE, CAICA DEPART
hRoLrvIQ and eHri CHI Pc PEI Steamship iiian5a Ma
Colon mail for Guatemala must he directed per
ss%fsP A ,s n,hAGA = l ssE ssmssS
Yicatsn mail tor santiago must be directed
sArrFsTbsAYSA TSn'A os 80 N. Complementary
go a. NJ for PORTO RICO, CURACAO and
aSI55s Eli pc G MsSasnR must BE- injected
per steamship Caracas. at a3o :; n Sup
PPlSsboen'133y i0So a .a Md C@oLo%BIA cIcsP
Csuea and Magdslcna Deparments per steam
mus, 6s directed pr steamship SG;h1,G, 49,, a.
Castle. Via Havana At 10 A 81 Tor GRENADA
TRINipAp, ST. VINCENT and LLAMA, Per
steamship Maraya a. p y, A. ig on, n rI "a
b. directed per steamship Ohndll ~
MONDAY 81 AT - 81 for BERMUDA, per
TUESDAY, az Al sSD ! y Complementary 10 81
AoNNb 'RRA S1s s1cs5, Fs,, ,CSn SALykD6R
PANAMN CANAL ZONE. CAJCA DEPART-
MEM NE 4, or ,S SQ 3 ar !;sSAhp EhdysHc.
Va Colon mail for Guatemala must be d..
rected per steamship Advanee.1,
KoTrcE.-Flvs cents per mar ounce IN addeon 70
9srS S.sdss P Sy tSs 9fsp Fl MSS
and letters deposited in the drops marked
-.. cfnsiNG or THE REGULAR MAIL, FOR
despatch by a particular veSsel. Tiu not he 81
J,IIy pre1Id thereon by stamps. Snpn'c
! Irentarv Trans Atlantic Mails are also opcnrd
~ tbs piers OF the AMERICAN. ENGLISH
! md FRFNCF steamers. whenever me s1'nngs
occur al 300 $. ". or later and late man may
he dsnosited IN the mall hO1eS on the piers ~
J fhs Germ m It1sy s1iilng from HoboEen me
2 Ynsls on the piers open one hour and Nal'
before sailing time. snd sluSc Ten minutes
he'Sre sailing time. Only REGULAR postage
. Orttrrs S cents a haf ounce is required on
articles mailed on the Pliers Of the American,
WINE star and German tSea POSI- steamers
double postage DETER, 10 cents nall ounce
otheT lmes
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ocean Ave Directly on the beach
Most central location In Atlantic City THOR
oughiv modern. complete ~ equipped HlEh class
service. Private baths. American and EuTope@n
plans v, r. PEDUCK, Mgr.
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THE CLARENDON.
ocean end o. Virginia Ave, AtlAhtic city, y. j.
Two minutes walk from steel Pier.
sun TArlorS and all modem appointments,
H. ID. NEIMAN.
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SITUATIONS WANTED MALES.

LIBRARIAN. accustomed private work go,
salesman desires position, 10 canvasslng; refe
rncrs WILLOW. ~ Fast 3isi ST.
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SITUATIONS WANTED FEMALES

FIRST CLASS HELP at Miss Lsrson's employ
uent once. ~ West 2tth st Telephone, sOtt Aad
50
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HELp NANTED-MALE.
PLUMBING SCHOOL

Wanted mcn and boys 70 learn plumbing trade
Covnc BIOS co. School OF Practical Plumbing
send ror catalogue, address t11S Is Eas;on Av
~ Louis, Mo.
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Pursuant TO statutory requirement nollcc u
hereby given that an act. S,nulr, Printed 40 Joe,
Int 30 lg2 has been passed 10y b1tn branches OF
the legislature, entitled
Omaha daily bee., 1905-11-11
Kansna City ernin ana ProvIsions.


The following range Of prices at Kansas
City was reported by F. d. Day & Co.:
Omaha daily bee., 1905-11-11

SHEEP-1here was only a small run OF
sheep this morning only about nine Sats
beng received 4 rather small run Tor TINS
Gay. AS has been the case nearly every
Gay this week, there were quite numDeI
of sheep loft over from the previous DAY,
and sellers were making an ehort TO cream
this stun up today, 50 that on account OF
the small run the trade was not very actlVe.
There was but very little fat stun on the
maze u test of the market, and what rev
sheep there were in sight were not OF the
BEST and the bidding on them was slow
and generally steady with yesterdays de-
cline, but in some instances prices were
even lower Taken as a whole, the market
on fat killing sneep was generally slow ana
steady.
The most of the stuff coming in this
morning consisted Of feeders and as there
has been quite a number of feeders carried
over from day to day there were more sheep
on the market than one would be led TO be-
lieve, judging from the receipts. There were
quite number of countrymen In and II
looked as though there were going to be
an active trade, but the buyers were taking
their own time about taking any stun, with
the result that the trading was inclined
TO be rather slow but was generally steady
with yesterdays prices.
Quotations on fat sReep aud lambs: GOOD
/, to choice fed lambs, S700q7 80; good 70
choice range lambs, s69047.25; good TO
choice yearfing wethers, S5.60Q6.00; good to
choice old wethers. S. 4096 6O; good to choice
q ewes, $4S5@5.25.
Quotations on feeder sheep and lambs:
Good feeding, s5.65d6.l5; good feeding year
lings, S475d5 %: good feeding wethers, A60
$500; good feeding ewes, S75QAS; breed
Omaha daily bee., 1905-11-11

HOGS-Receipts OF hogs this morning
were moderately large and the market
opened brisk and with prices practically
steady with those OF yesterday. A NUMBER
OF toppy loads OF hogs that came in early
sold az Sass, which Is the same as was
reasonably good supply of light and me.
dium weight butcher stun at prices tns s
ing day. The bulk OF the choice light and
medium weight hogs sold mostly at M,So.
while the heavyweight hogs sold generai,,,y
at "a. 77ikGIl.s0. These prices are pracuca,Iy
the same as those paid yesterday. Inc
larger portion Of the handy weight stu li
sold today showed practically no duot91lee
the Indications at the close Of the market
were that It had closed OF little az any
and the trading at the close of the Gay
business was a trihe slower than At the
opening. Generally speaking, however, wv
market on hogs was fairly actlNe anu
steady, closing perhaps a little SLOW anu
weak, Representative sales:
Omaha daily bee., 1905-11-11
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS
Features of the TradIn Eand Closing
Prices on Board of Trade,

CHICAGO, Nov. ACCOMMODATION of re-
ported liberal shipments from Argentina
tSe Wheat market m here ~ At the close the
price of the May delivery was on A43sc
Other staples also are down corn i1sqlhc;
out the entire session. Selling was active
At times the bull leaders supported the
market openly by liberal purchases, but
efforts Ct this sort caused only small
while fair buyers at Intervals, were COM
PEELED to execute numerous selling orders
terially to the weakness and gave addi-
uonal announcement to bears. Interest
Ssntered in the enormous 0s. shipments ro OF
the South American republic for the past
week were 9.292 900 bushels, compared with
only 742,0O0 bushels the corresponding week
a year ago. A cablegram from Argentina
reported the weather there as favorable
for the new crop. Receipts at Minneapolis
Duluth and Winnipeg showed marked in
crease and helped to stimulate the selling
movement here. The market closed weak
MAY 0 opened Hs%e "i lower G~ at ssH6sSsse,
sold at S91sc soon after the opening and
then declined 70 Ss%e Final quotations atoms
and flour were equal to $4,000 bushels.
. Primary receipts were l,2sl,ooO bushels,
Minneapolis, Duluth and Chicago reported
receipts of l,031 cars, against sb6 last week
and sol cars year ago.
yield of 2.70O, 900 bushels OF corn in the
United States was chiefly responsible for
a sharp break in corn prices The bull
leaders gave the market liberal support
but could not hold up prices In the fact
of the generally bearish sentiment result.
ing from the official statistics relating 10
the new crop. Commission houses were
heavy sellers and small longs also sole
freely. Outside OF the government report
there was little in news gossip to en-
courage the bears. The market CLOSED
weak with prices at about the lowest poin
of the day. May opened hdhc lower a
46MQ46&c, sold between 45%c and 46Mq41
and closed at 455sa45%c Local receipts
were 80 cars with four OF contract grade
Notwithstanding the extreme weakness
OF wheat and corn the oats market helC
comparatively steady. Export demand 70
oats was an influential factor in sustain
ing the market. A slight reaction
occurred late In the session and the mar
ket closed easy. May opened a shad
lower at 39Ssc, sold between 32ikc and 39S.
and closed at 32hc. Local receipts wer
81 cars.
Provisions were trife easier on moder
ate selling by local packers The slump Il
corn had some effect, At the close Ma
pork was of nc at Sl2.6TIh. Lard wa
down 2lHo a. s6.9IIs. Ribs were 21sd5c lowe
at IS. 72ha6.T5.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat
lol cars corn, l2S cars; oats, 24O cars
hogs $4,000 head.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
Omaha daily bee., 1905-11-11
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NEW YORK, Nov. 10,-METALS-Ther
was an advance I'M the LONDON tin market
with spot closing at Gl50 lis. Cd. and fu-
lures at $50 Is. Cd. Locally the market was
quiet but steady. with spot quoted at 1888 x
spot quoted at f7S los. and futures at CT
los. Locally the market was unchanged
with lake quoted at $l6.3I11q1675; electro
lytc at S1625d16.6Sk and casting at $4,000
1871 Lead shared in the advancing ten
dency abroad, closing at ELS IS. Locally
the market is reported firm with quotations
ranging from s5.15 for thirty uay shipments
up to 1856 for spot delivery. Spelter WINS
unchanged at G23 los. in London and at
again higher abroad closing at e5i 2s for for
standard foundry and at 52s 7J5d for Cleve.
land warrants. The local market was firm
foundry southern Is quoted at S1S.5O11900;
No, 2 foundry northern at $1S00q1S.50; No.
] foundry southern at $1825q1s.75, and No.
foundry southern at S17754183.
ST. LOUIS, Mo-. Nov. 10-METALS-
Lead firm, $50. Spelter. steadler, s. bid.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-11-11

Wholesale prices for beef cuts: Ribs-No
], 1lhc; No 2 SAC; No. 3, sac, Round
No. i, &c; No. 2, 6lsc; No. 3, 5ikc. Loins-No
], 15lRci No. 2, 10c; No. 3, 71ac. Plates-No
/, Sac; No. 2, &c; No. g. 2l2C. Chucks-No
l, Asc; No. ?, S4c; No. 3, &c.