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FOR SALE-Househo1d furniture, pic
lures. stoves, chairs, etc, also baby
buggy, cradle and girls tricycle..
Apply 3l3 N. Rich. 47t2*
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Valentine O'Bryan, superintendent
of construction for the Acme Cement
Company, has returned from a trip
to Texas.
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County Assessor John C. Peck and
County Commissioner VIM. Atkinson
returned this afternoon from a bust
ness trip up the road.
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STA this morning for a visit with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. w. Witt.
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Miss Margaret Hfnson arrived this
afternoon from Pennington for a Wis
it with her brothers and friends.
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w. w. Allison returned today from
Amarillo, where he attended a meet
ing for completion of the organization
of the Santa Fee Southwestern Immi-
grafton Association.
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FARM LOANS

We have some private funds to loan
ON irrigated farms at current rates
and terms ROSWELL TITLE &
TRUST CO. Phone 800. Box Sc. soft
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FOR A FEW DAYS. $50 acres of
land, with ~artesian well,-$4,00 90
You'll have to hurry. Box No. 144.
Artesia, N, NJ. 46t6
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J.. A. Graham left this aftersoon for
Carlsbad to meet the special train of
the Dallas Commercial Club.
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Mrs. Harry Nichols returned this
afternoon to her home in Carlsbad.
J.. B. Atkeson returned to Artesia
this afternoon.
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Excursion for Ball Games.

A rate of one fare for the round
coming to Roswell for the three base
ball games between Amarillo and the
Military Institute Thursday, Friday
and Saturday. from points between
here and Carlsbad. The return limit
expires Sunday.
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FOR SALE.-Household furniture, pic
lures, stoves, chairs ETC., also baby
buggy, cradle and girls, tricycle..
apply 313 N. Rich. 45t2e.
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VIM, REACE, Pastor.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-03-03

uOn.
CATTLE. Cars.
F. Martin, Anderson, a.-Q...............
A. Frazill, Greenfield Ia.-Q .............. {.
a. Frulling, Stanton, Ia.-Q ................ !
]. kinsley, Stanton, Neb.-F. E........... l
Ed Emo O'Neill, Neb.-F. E.............. .
F. NJ. Widner, Corning, Lao ............. l
D. c. Morris, Logan, la. C...".......
r. NJ. Talbot, Herman, Neb.-M. O..
5. w. Fox, Liscomb, Ian. W..........
w. Piper Corning, Ia.-Q.................. 3
G.. +. Rev, Council Bluffs lar. I......
G. T. Larsen, Irwin, lac. W............ J
Pat Carey, Portsmouth, Ia.-Mil. .,.,..... .
Gibson Live Stock Co, Clarks, Neb.-
u. 1s...,........ Z
A. II. Anthony, Central City, lag. ,
John Bennigan, lmogene, la.-Wab.......
F. Rust, Arcadia, lac. W................. l
r. Anderson. Mcpherson, Ia.-Q........... 2
w. w. Latta, Logan. la. C...............
+. Ditch Malcolm, Nep.-G ................ l
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CRrIOt Receipts.
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS
Features of the Trading and Closing
Prices on Board of Trade.

CHICAGO, March 2.-Rain and snow
throughout the winter wheat section OF the
day on the local wheat market. At the close
wheat for May delivery was OFF LmscyCorn
was off sc. Oats were unchanged Pro-
visions were a shade to loo higher.
During the first hour of trading sentiment
in the wheat pit favored higher prices, there
being fairly active demand by commission
houses and shorts. A steady market at
Liverpool, Notwithstanding the sharp de-
cline here of yesterday and the official fore
cast of a cold wave throughout portions of
the west and southwest, also encouraged
the bulls. Later however, the effect of the
cold wave prediction was Offset by numer-
Gus reports of a heavy fall OF snow or rain
in various portions of the wheat belt. As
the session advanced trade became dull,
with prices moving slightly in either direc-
ton. The situation in the northwest pre-
scented the same bearish features as yes
terday with accumlating stocks of wheat
and an extremely duh demand for flour
Late In the day the market became decid-
eddy weak, chiefly because of an optimistic
view of the crop situation as expressed by
trade journal, There was quite general
selling during the last half hour and the
market closed weak with prices at the low
est point of the day. May opened unchanged
10 a shade higher at SOl&aSO4sc to sO4sc sold
between sOhdsO7sc and closed at sOi4c. Clear
Hnces OF wheat and -four were equal 10 n6,-
600 bu. Exports for the week, as shown by
Bradstreet's. were equal to 100000 blu. Prt-
mary receipts were c72 900 bu.. against the
same amount one year ago. Minneapolis,
Duluth and Chicago reported receipts Of
cars, against ldSt "tth anu o.
cars one year ago.
The corn market was steady all day,
chiefly because of reports of wet weather
throughout the middle west. Pit traders
and cash houses were active buyers early
in the day but later the demand slaclSo~o I
materially. Selling was chiefly by con mis-
sion houses. The market closed steady. --.y
opened a shade higher at 4Sc, sold between
427sd43c and 4SIsd43i4c and closed at iStl
4S4c. Local receipts were l6S cars, with
The price OF oats held steady throughout
the day, but the volume of business was
small and trading was largely confined to
local operators May opened shade 10
&c higher at 90isdSOi4c to Sol.c and ad-
Vanced to 30i4 302sc. and closed at 3Olsc. Lo-
cal receipts were LIZ cars.
Provisions opened weak because of a l0c
decline in the price OF live hogs. A decrease
OF local contracts caused active buying and
for the remainder of the session a Arm tone
prevailed Packers were the chief buyers
At the close May pork was up lbe "a
sl5.S2Ik Lard was up 2lzc at S.II1sqI so
Ribs were a shade higher at &l0dS,l2hs
Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat
cars; corn, rs cars; oats, 17S cars hogs
2O,OO0 head.
Tn. leading futures ranged as follows
a
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Wool Market.

BOSTON, March 2.-WOOI-The Com
mercial Bulletin will say tomorrow of the
market: The feature of the week is the
transfer Of 100000 pounds of fine Monte
Vdeo remaining from last years imDorta-
tions. The wool was sold at 2ic in bond, or
S5c duty paid. II could not be replaced
took all but about 10000 pounds, which
were bought for Antwerp account. Some
merchants say that the business being
transacted is of a smaller volume than last
week while others declare that the sales
aggregate more than Is admitted. How
ever. the market is undoubtedly as active
as supplies permit and prices are on very
firm basis Present conditions warrant no
change in values fer some time TO come.
The woods now here cannot be duplicated
at the existing selling prices. Wooden
mills are the chief operators and they are
buying clothing woods in quite a satisfac-
tory manner. All woods are being taken
and stocks are being steadily depleted. Fine
staple territory is scarce and is worth ia
13c: medium Wyoming sells at 25m2ic; fine
clothing brings 69M1Oc; fine medium, 66d
csc; Is-blood, 65d67c: secured territory is
fornia fall free secured is i'm demand at Goa
62C. little grease wool is to be obtained; .
fall textile is also moving in a moderate
way at 23n2jC or 63fii5c secured Ohio and
Michigan ~ and l5-hoods are being trans
ferred at 32d33c; Ohio fine dClaine is prac-
ticaly nominal at 36lam37c, and X% and
fieeces are well cleaned up; pulled woods
are in better demand fine As sell at 65Gi
CSC; A supers range from G0a62c and b
supers are being purchased moderately at
52d 55c The shipments Of wool from Bos-
ton To date from December % 1895, accord
ing 10 the same authority, are ~. $50 4S7
lbs, against i3,3lll12 lbs. at the same time
last year The receipts to date are AZ, 2sS 556
lbs, against ass 1853 for The same period
last year.
medium grades, combing and clothing. ga
2sc; lisht fine 9Od2ic; heavy fine. 1sd21c;
/ tub washed, 32d40c.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-03-03

SHEEP-Thore was very little here in the
way of either sheep or lambs and very
little wanted. The quality on an average
was nothing extra, although there were
a few loads of pretty decent stun on sale.
such combination of circumstances is
bound to produce n slow, indiffel ent mar
ket Some of the sales looked steady and
some looked lower and the feeling was
weak. The fact that it was near the end
of the week and that packers were not
very greatly in need of supplies had
good deal to do with the condition of the
trade.
While the trade has been slow and to
that extent, at least, unsatisfactory. all this
week, choice sheep and ewes are fully
steady with a week ago-some would say
a little stronger. On the other hand. the
medium to common grades are lower and
the same thing ia true of all kinds OF
lambs.
Quotations: Good to choice native lambs,
Sc 40G660; good TO choice western lambs,
S6.30d65O; fair to good lambs, S6.15q6SO: Gull
lambs, A.5Oq5.25 good to choice light year
lings, S565a5.s0: good to choice heavy year
lings, S560Q5.75; fair to good heavy year
lings, s5.40Q5.6o; good to choice wethers,
s5JOd5.6o; fair TO good wethers, S5.25q550;
good to choice ewes, S4SOq5.2 %; fair to good
ewes, S.5Oa+SO Gull sheep and bucks, $500
al 90.
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". LouI. General Market.

ST. LOUIS, March 2.-WHEAT-Lower
No. red. cash. elevator. S}dS9c; track.
9lq93c; May. 7shd7Sasc; July, ISa,elsc No.
hard 79qS3c
CORN-Ftrm: No. cash. Zoe; track, n6
H1zc; May, 4O%c; July, mac.
OATS-Steady; No. cash, 3Oc; track,
30led32c; May 30c. July, 29sc; No. white,
32l.c.
FLOUR-Steady; red winter patents, "a. 30
@45O; extra fancy and straight, $3.9OqA25;
clear, 81. 90d3.25.
SEED-Timothy, steady; $2.50G2S0
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES; SEQ.
BRAN-Steady; sacked. east track SAG
SIC.
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GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Wheat Rules Steady Throughout the
Whole Session.
SNOW BLANKETS SOUTHWESTERN WHEAT
Firmer Feeling in Corn and Buying
ON Dry weather in Argentina
Oats steady and Close
Unchanged.
OMAHA. March >. 1900.

OMAHA, March 9 1906
The wheat market was trire easy a.
the close after steadiness throughout the
- ssion. Trade WAS light. Predictions OF a
cold wave following the rains in the south
western wheat belt caused some aupre-
hension, and for a time shorts were in
Cllned TO cover. Later telegram from
Nicollet at KanEas city allayeu this tear
Dy the report OF snow in western Kansas.
The cash market showed some signs of i'm
DTovement
little frmer feeling I'm corn developed.
heceipts were not large and there
better cash demand. though fluctuations
were small There was some buying on
dry weather in Argentina. The trade ex-
poets scalping market.
Oats were steady aud closed unchanged.
Domestic and export demand was fair.
Clearances were 2l2,00 bushels wheat,
100 barrels flour, $4,000 bushels corn, 203,
w bushels oats. Primary wheat receipts
were $1,000 bushels and shipments l9i,VO0
bushels, against receipts last year of 372.
80 bushels and shipments of 2igOlO bushels
Corn receipts were $1,000 bushels and ship
ments i5l 900 bushels, against receipts last
year of $4,000 bushels and shipments cf
40. 600 bushels.
Liverpool CLOSED ls1i.d lower on wheat
aud unchanged to I'D higher on corn.
There Is a report az Cnic ago that Min
Nebraska TO be shipped to the northwest
mills This may help make carrying
charges IN Minneapolis market but 1t is a
publish feature FOR the southwest markets,
especially should they have crop damage
Argentina wheat shipments were 3,4SS, 600
bu., against 3,5S4.00O bu. the week before
and 3.704.00O bu. last year. Corn shipments
were 10000 bu., against 1900 bu. the week
before and $4,000 bu. last year.
Seaboard exporters yesterday sold 5000
bu. Of wheat, mostly Manitoba; 5000 bu.
or corn and 1900 bu. of oats.
The local range OF prices.
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Cotton Market.

NEW YORK. March 2.-COTTON--Spot
closed steady. is points higher; middling
uplands. ll.lOc; middling gulf. ll.S5c; sales,
loss bales.
ST, LOUIS, March 2.-COTToN-steady
middling. l07sc. Sales, none; receipts, II
bales; Shipments, 456 bales stock 4S16i
bales.
LIVERPOOL, March 2-COTTON-Spot
good business done; prices Sq5 points lower;
American middling fair, 6.30d good mid
Sod good ordinary, SID; ordinary, 5.2Sd.
The sales of the day were l2,OOO bales, of
which 1000 bales were for speculation and
export, and included 1000 bales American.
Receipts, 900 bales, all American.
NEW ORLEANS, March 2-COTTON-
Spot firm: sales, 1850 bales; ordinary,
lS-l6c; good ordinary, slsc; low middling
iOc; middling, l01sc; good middling, II ll-l6c
middling fair, llasc. Receipts. 9047 bales
stock. 2S. SIS bales.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-03-03

The disposition of the days receipts was
as follows each buyer purchasing the num-
Cattle Hogs sheen


CATTLE-Lhere were Only a few cattle
here this morning, me run being light
even for n Friday All told seventy cars
were reported in, as against cighty-tnree "A
week ago and 49, two weeks ago. There
was good deal of trash included among
the receipts and only few really desir-
able LOADS.
All kinds of killing cattle were a slow
sale, with the tendency easier. Packers
did not appear I'm need of many cattle
largely for the reason that they nave been
free buyers all the week and were pretty
well filled up. IL was late when they got
started and the market was without much
lie or snap at any time.
What was said above regarding fat
steers would apply equally well 10 cows
and heifeTs. 1t was slow, Indifferent
u arket, with no one apparently wanting
many cattle. and II took longer to Sell the
few LOADS on hand than 1t does TO dispose
of twice the number on most days. The
tendency of prices was lower and those
wAo had cattle ~ sell found IL an unsatis-
factory market.
There We're few stockers and feeders, but
there is never very urgent demand for
that class of cattle toward the end of the
week as the country demand usually falls
off AT that time Owing to the large run
this week the demand today was less ur-
gent than might be expected even on a
Friday Hence the market was slow and
weak. II was decidedly lower yesterday,
80 that II was not an easy matter 10 tell
whether prices today were very much
worse or not.
~ oFff igsn cal
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-03-03
Metal Market.

NEW YORK, March 2.-METALS-There
was a further break in the London tin mar
ket, with spot closing at G163 and futures
at Gl62 los. Locally the market was re-
ported weak, with spot quoted at S.I0a5.s5.
Copper was irregular in London. spot being
2s Cd lower, at SIS 2s Cd, while futures
were shade higher at G11 12s Cd Locally
no change was reported, and the tone was
quiet but firm. with lake at $lSl2l2dlS.jo;
electrolytic. SlS.OOMlS25, and casting at
Sl1.S1l.dlSoO Lead was unchanged, at
S35a5 IS i'm the local market and at El6
2s 81 I'm London. Spelter was unchanged,
at e25 in London and at SG.UOa6.l0 locally.
Iron was easier abroad with Cleveland
warrants closing at ass llzd and standard
foundry AT ass. The local market was UNI
changed. No. l foundry northern is quoted
at $ls.25d1gS5; No. 2 foundry northern at
$1E75alS.S5; No. / foundry southern at
SIS. 25alSI5, and No. foundry southern at
81 75dlS25
ST. LOUIS, March 2-METALS-Lead
steady, at S5l2la; spelter higher, at $500.
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Receipts of sheep and Lambs Light,
with QuaIity Not Very Good and
Market Slow and Indiner-
ent on All Kinds.
THURSDAYS SHIPMENTS.

The following shows the number OF cars
OF stockers and feeders shipped to the coun-
try yesterday and their points Of destina-
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New York Mining stocks.
Foreign Financial.

LONDON, March Mooney was in good
demand in the market and supplies were
not plentiful. Discounts were steady.
Trading on the Stock exchange was irregu-
lar and generally inactive. mainly due to
weekend realizations. Prices recovered at
the close on the higher monetary prospects
and the more hopeful outlook at Algeciras.
Consols improved slightly. Americans
opened irregular and rallied to above par
ity Denver d Rio Grande was strong and
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe and Union
Pacific were in request. United States Steel
was harder. A moderate amount of bust
ness was transacted. and prices closed
steady. Foreigners dropped on Paris SELL
ing, but closed with better tone. kaf-
frs opened weak on continued foreign and
home realization but later recovered
slightly. japanese imperial IS of 1904 were
quoted at 1921,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-03-03

NEW YORK, March 2.-BEEN ES-Re-
ceipts. 3765 head. Market for steers, slow
but steady; bulls and cows, steady to
strong: steers A70G5.S0: fat oxen, 81 +0d
s. 40; bulls, $3.5Od3SO; cows, S21Od43O. Liver
pool and London cables quoted live cattle
slow at 11$4c per h., dressed weight re-
frigerator beef lower at SIRGS3.c per lib.
Exports tomorrow, $50 cattle and 76sl quar-
tc.- of beef.
CALVES - Receipts, l61 head. Market
steady for good calves; no very prime or
choice here: common 10 good veals, 5000
900; city dressed veals. steady at 9@14c per
h.. country dressed Sa12c.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts, 2,769
head. Market lGdl5c higher on tight sup
ply; sheep, nominal: choice, $500.
HOGS-Recepts, l703 head. Market feel
ing steady, state hogs quotable at Sc. 65d6 so
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AND HEIFERS.
,AIVES-
oCKERs AND FEEDERS.

HOGS-Dnder the influence of sharp
break at Chicago hogs opened slow and
dull Mt this point, with buyers generally
bidding 5Nl0c lower than the average mar
ket Of yesterday. Sellers we're slow tn
make such concession as that, and when
they finally let go of their holdings II was
at prices emily Sq7Iac lever than Ysster-
days general market. The heEs sold
largely at $5.s1sG6o0. as against $0td6 10
yesterday. While the traac was slew at
the opening IL WAS reasonably active when
the trade was once under way and the big
bulk of all the hogs sold by 10 o'clock in
the forenoon.
As will be Noted from the table above
the receipts Of hogs today were quite lib
eral for "A Friday, 40 cars being reported
in as against leo week ago. For the
week thus far tho receipts have averaged
about the same as for the previous week
but somewhat lower than year ago.
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Oils and Hosfn,

NEW YORK, March 2.-OIL~-Cottonseed
oil steady: prime crude. T. o. h. mills 24d
24lac; prime yellow, 3lGS2l4c. Petroleum
quiet; refined SOC, Baltimore and Phila-
delphia, T55c prime, in bulk 46Sc. Turpen-
tine hrm udnisc.
RosIN-Firm; strained, common to good
81 Nf0415.
SAVANNAH. March 2.-oIL-Turpentine
steady, SIC.
ROSIN-Firm; A. b c. ID. +, F and G,
=. 10; II, q. 8e4e5; X, $50; n, $50; W. G.,
$40: W. w, $3.50.
oil CITY, March 2.-oII~-Credit bal
ances H.SS: shipments, 73.fis bbls.: aver
age, Aus bbls.; runs 80. $50 bills. aver
age. &. as bills; shipments, Lima, 50 2Sl
bbls. average. 60. 2Sl bills. runs, Lima
50, SCI bbls average, $50 bbls.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-03-03
NEW YORK GENERAL MARKET
Quotations of the Day on various
CommOdftfes

NEW YORK. March 2-FLoUR-Receipts
u, S3 bills; exports, 1905 bbls.; the mar
patents. A3Oa4.60; Minnesota bakers, $500
80; winter patents, Aooa4.@; winter
straights, S.75a5s5; winter extras, S2.i5a
5&; winter low grades. S2.65d3.O. Rye
hour. steady fair TO good. $3.60d3.9o choice
20 fancy, 8.95d425. Buckwheat -four, NOM
inal, $40, spot and to arrive.
CORNMEAL.-Barely steady fine white
and yellow $ll5; coarse, hOSnl.5; kiln
BARLEY-,Dull; feeding. 4O9.c. c. I. +.
Buffalo: mailing, 47a62c, c. /. T. Buffalo.
WHEAT-Receipts 1900 bu.; exports.
Slkc elevator: No. red, SSi.c T. o. b. afioat;
No. | northern. 9Oi.c T. O. b. afoat. After a
steady opening wheat broke under reports
Modern Miller report and liquidation.
Rallying later on cold weather talk the
market finally turned easy again and closed
81 i-l6o, closed at ses,c: july Ssas "a ss7sc.
closed at s69sc; September s51kdS57sc, closed
CoRN-Receipts $50 bu.; exports. os,-
024 bu.; sales, 5000 bu. futures, 1900 bu.
spot; No; ?, 49c elevator and 47I4c +. o. b.
4Sac. Option market was steady all day on
unlavorable weather news and closed
closed at 4S7sc; july closed at bic; Sep
TENDER closed at 5Ol4c.
OATS-Receipts, $3.50 bu; exports, 46, 756
bu. Spot market steady; mixed. 26 to 30
lbs. 3l19d35c; natural white. 30 to 80 lbs,
S5lzn35c; clipped white, IS to ~ lbs, 37d39c.
HAf-Steady; spring, f7l5N52lsc good to
choice. 75dS0c.
HOPS-Quiet; state, common to choice
1893. 11nl6c; 1904. sale; olds SAFE; Pacific
coast, 1895. 9n14c; 1904, sale; ods, sac.
HlDES-Steady; Galveston, 20 to IS lbs
zoe; california, p to 25 lbs, 31c; Texas dry,
"A to 35 lbs 19c.
LEATHER-Firm: acid. 26l2d2712c.
PRONISIONS-Beef firm, family, Sll.50
Ql30O; mess, 80 OOfflOO0 beef hams, S21. 009
2l.5O; packet, s1O5Oql1OO; city extra India
mess, SS500l90O. Cut meats, firm; pick
led bellies. So 75d9. 50: picked shoulders, 81.
ALSO: picked hams. $3.50. Lard. steady;
western steamed, $IS0d7S5; refined firm;
continent $50; 5. A.. $685. compound.
S6.O0n6S7R. Pork. steady; family, Sl6.JOq
$3.50 short clear, Sl5OOd1I5O; mess. SIG. 25d
1915.
.TALLow-Firm; city, &C. country, 5a
| SIC
RICE-Quiet: full domestic fair to extra.
3ku6c; Japan, nominal
BUTTER-Firm; renovated. common
| to extra, l2lzd20c western factory,
common to firsts. 13d16iIc.
CHEESE-Quet; state full cream, smarl
/ and large. colored and white, September,
! fancy, 14d1iAc.
EGGs-Easy; state Pennsylvania and
| nearby fancy selected. white 20d2c state
J choice. 1Sd19c state mixed extra, lie: west
/ ern firsts, 151ac; western seconds, 1il1dl5c;
/ southern, 13dl5c.
| POULTRY-Alive, western chickens, lie:
/ fowls. l3l2c; turkeys, Ice Dressed, easy;
/ western chickens, 10d13c: turkeys, 15d2lc;
! fowls, l0q13c.
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Ka, m. city Live stool. Market.

KANSAS CITY, March 2.-CATTLE-Re-
ceipts. $50 head, including $50 head south
erns: market shade lower: choice export
and dressed beef steers. s.. 25d5.9O; fair TO
good, s4Opd5.15; western fed steers, s3.5OI
$50; stockers and feeders, $3.0Od4. 50: south
ern steers, $a5Od4S0; southern cows. So 25d
3S5; native cows, s2.25dA1O: native heifers,
s.. 25m5OO; bulls, 50. 75d4OO; calves $3O0a6. 20.
HOGS-Receipts, 5000 head market 5d
7lkc lower; top, $6lz12; bulk of sales, $1,000
SO; heavy, s6.l0d612I2; packers, S6.OOdo 10;
pigs and lights. N.5OG6.05.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts, 600
head; market steady; native lambs, s., 5OdD
675; western lambs. S5.5Od675; ewes and
yearlings, $L7Sq5.90; western fed yearlings,
&.5Od6O0: western fed sheep. ST. 25n5.S0:
stoekers and feeders. S3.25ni6O
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-03-03
ST. LouI. Live stock Market.

ST. LOUIS. March 2-CATTLE-Rcc
500 head including 100 head Texans; ma
ket steady: native shipping and export
steers. s5.OOd6.l0 dressed beef and butcher
steers, $4lOa5.25 steers under 1900 lbs.
s. 1Cd 80: stockers and feeders, s. t5d4.7O
cows and heifers. s. 2Dm5.O0: Gamers. 81 S5d
rs: bulls. 81 2564 20: calves, S3OO0I7. IS I;
Texas and Indian steers S3.9OG410; cows
and heifers 81. 30Gi4 TO-
HOGS-Receipts $500 head: market 15c
Lowell: pigs and lights. S. 4Ofl6.25: packers
s6.O0d6.26 butchers and best heavy. $3.50
$50
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts $50 head :
market steady: native muttons. s4OOd6 50:
lambs. $5.5CG8.S5; culls and bucks. 50 SCAT 25 F:
stOckers S3OHi4.CO.