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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-05-15
D0CKSTADER JOKE
SENT IN 4 BARREL

One barrel of Everybody Works
but Father was delivered with the
compliments of Lew Dockstader to Dick
Ferris this morning at the door Of the
latter's office in the Lyceum theater
building
Mr.. Ferris, after Dockstader g
performance at the Metropolitan
operahouse last night, entertained the
minstrel and his coadjutator, Jean Hav-
nez, reformed newspaper man and song
writer, who is res ponsible for "Mr.
Johnson Turn Me LOOSE elf You
Ain't Got No Money You Needn It
Come Round, Everybody Works but
Father,' and "Uncle Too Quits
Work, which Dockstader is now intro
ducing.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-05-15
It's Hard To Be
Sick and Be Happy
Perfect Whole-Wheat Food Is the Key
to Good Health

MaltaVita has qualities not found in
any other food, and these are Of i'm
portance to you if you want to be well
and happy You know it's hard to be
happy unless you are well.
MaltaVita contains the highest pos
sible degree Of nutritious food and de-
mands the least possible digestive effort
on the part Of the stomach.
To begin with, Malta-Vi is made from
the very best white wheat. After this
wheat Is cleaned and secured, cooked
through and through and matured in
fresh, pure air (there is no other kind
Of air In the Malta-Vita factory it is
mixed with the finest malt extract that
was ever made
The matted wheat is then rolled into
little fakes and baked in intense heat,
each flake becoming crisp-the crispest,
most nourishing food in the world.
You understand, of course, that the
thorough cooking and steaming of the
wheat gelatinizes It's starch, and the malt
extract, a powerful digestive agent,
quickly converts this into Maltese (malt
sugar.. Malt sugar is great food, and
the weakest stomach digests and as
Stimulates it without effort. That is why
Malta-Vita is so good for sick folks or
folks with weak stomachs
Malta-Vita melts In the mouth It's
always crisp, refreshing, satisfying. The
perfect food for children and grown
folks. All grocers, now 10 cents.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-05-15
SAYS SURGEONS LEFT
NAPKIN IN HER BODY
Special to The Journal.

Webster City, Iowa, May l5.-That
Drs. Fay and Shoop of Des Moines
sewed a napkin in her abdomen is the
charge made by Mrs. G. G.. Gillispie
Of this city, who has brought suit for
damages in the sum Of $4,000.
doctors with malpractice while per-
forming an operation for appendicitis
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-05-15

the kidneys to filter the blood perfectly.
They clean the urinary passages, and
regulate the passing Of the secretions.
In proof we offer testimony Of residents
of this city.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-05-15

HERON LAKE, MINI, commencement exer.
cises will be held in the Heron Lake opera house
May 81 The graduates are Misses Aura F1ana-
gan. Hazel Eastwood, Ethel Dunlap, Nancy
Olson, Paul Benson. Albert Flanagan and liner
Jeppeson. Governor johnson will deliver the
address, 8 5F s3
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-05-15

RICE LAKE; w1s.-Arthur snaothers, aged
II or IS years, was instantly killed by light
ming at the DR.. Charron farm east Of town.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-05-15

EAST GRAND FORKS, MNN.-charles Keep
cky. farmer, committed suicide yesterday by
shooting. He was e5 and had been III and
Respondent for some time.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-05-15

DEs MONIES, low -Harrison Bragg, city
employee. is the fiEst victim Of sunstroke this
season. being overcome yesterday. His copdi-
ton Is critical. &
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-05-15

HASTINGS, MINN.-At the meeting of the
city council last evening Charles A. Hanson was
elected alderman in the second ward to fill
a vacancy caused by the resignation Of John
Heinen.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-05-15

LEAD CITY, 8. D.-Mayor Ernest May Of
tris city Sesterday purchazea draft for s. oSs
this, the Elks contributed $780, the Masons
$3.50. and Knights of Columbus $50.
LA CROSSE, WIS.-Tho Colonel D. Frank
Powell white Beayer) was buried in Los
Angeles. monument will be erected for him in
Crosse.
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ASHLAND, WIS.-Switchman George White
fell under the wheels of his engine in the
Omaha yards yesterday, losing both legs. His
injuries :Se fatal.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-03-30
NETWORK STOCKS AND BONDS
Speculation Restrained BY Active and
Higher Call Money Market
ATTEMPT 10 EOECt pRIcEs UPWARD FAls
Late Market r. Lower, hut the
Close H. steady--Railway Earn
inEs Favorable
influence.

NEW YORK, March @.-speculation in
the stock market today was under the re-
The higher rate asked for call loans was a
deterrent influence upon the demand for
stocks and the fear of flurrles to stringent
program for the advance in stocks should
be upset by forced liquidation. No such
selling was in evidence today. the pres
sure upon the market at no time becoming
acute. The speculative position assumed
yesterday on the long side of the market
seemed to be maintained with some con-
During the early part of the day efforts
were made to extend the advance and to ig-
rate. There was a considerable sccumula-
ton OF stocks at some points and prices
Were BID up with son, some asgresslyen tstc
chung to the s per cent level with tend
ency to go higher, the efforts TO get prices
anything like urgent selling induced by the
rise I'm money confirmed the supposition
that the pools and organized parties which
entered the stock market on the long side
this week were supplied with resources I'm
the way OF time loans to secure them
against the vicissitudes OF the call money
situation. Immediate currency movements
were also against the money market. The
subtreasury had a credit balance again at
sive day this week and the Withdrawal
from the money market by that institution
since last Friday rose today to $500, 600
compared with a gain by the banks I'm the
corresponding period Of last week OF $751;
900. Shipments are being made to some
out-of-town points by express to meet April
/ requirements. An engagement of $1,000 900
gold for import was announced over night
but the parties to the transaction were
reticent as TO the source OF the supply.
Discounts fell In London. but hardened in
| Berlin, and sterling exchange declined at
Paris. The weekly return OF the Bank OF
| England was weak, but that of the Bank
| Of France showed an improved position.
| Foreign exchange here receded to a. slightly
/ lower level Rates for time loans were UNI
| affected by the rise in call loan rates and
| this kept UP speculative confidence In re-
taxation OF the money market next week.
Wall street Is inclined TO accept a bitum-
nous coal strike as a practical certainty,
but professions are heard OF belief that
the stock market effect OF the strike has
been discounted already.
the extraordinary comparison Of net
( earnings Of railroads reported for Febru-
| ary compared with last year, kept up n
| favorable influence on the stock market.
The coincidence OF the sharp, fall in Con-
solidated Gas with the meeting of the d.
rectors aroused anxiety over the dividend
| prospect for the stock. Nothing OF the
early gains remained by the end Of the day,
but the appearance Of resistance to the de-
preston persisted throughout The clos
| ing was steady.
Bonds were Irregular Total sales, par
value, S2,7Ss, 900. United States bonds were
| all unchanged on call
Quotations on the New York Stock ex-
| change today Weres
Omaha daily bee., 1906-03-30
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Wheat Quiet Until Near Close, Then Takes
a Squirt.
CONOInONs DO NOD EAvOR THL PMCE
Corn and Oats Both Firm-Reeeipts
Of Former Continue Light and
Last NishCs Acceptaneeu
Were Almost Nothing.


OMAHA, March q, 1905
Most OF the session wheat was quiet
with prices about the same as yesterday.
strength developed toward the close ano
early on lower cables, but those who sold
yesterday we're good buyers today and
held the market steady. News was bear
ish. Cash demand was poor; conditions
oeipts we're large. The northwest sent re-
ports that there would be an Increase
there OF 2S to IS per cent in the acreage
oats were quiet. Some nrmness devel-
Oped late and the close was a little higher.
The corn market was firm all day ana
closed nc higher for May. Trade was
Of bulilsh OF bearish nature. Receipts con-
tinue light In spite OF expected increases,
and there were very few acceptances on
bids Of Wednesday night. Corn Is not be-
ing pressed for sale and prices advance,
when they do, by easy stages
Primary wheat receipts were $4,000 bu.
and shipments $4,000 bu-, against receipts
last year Of SSoOo bu. and shipments Pr o0d Of
and shipments 100000 bu., against receipts
last year OF $4,000 blu. and shipments OF
776.000 bu. Clearances were 10000 bu
wheat lists bills flour, 44VOO ou. corn and
5000 blu. oats,
Liverpool closed hd lower on wheat and
hdSsd higher on corn.
Argentina wheat shipments this week are
estimated at 100000 bu., against 3,S24.O0(
bu. last week and 100000 bu. last wear
Corn shipments are estimated at 10000 bu.
against 5000 blu. last week and ll4OOO bu
The northwestern Miller says: while
there was no snap TO the -four trade last
week, on the whole, Minneapolis mini
seemed to have sold an increased quantity
OF -four. The output Increased 40,145 bbIs
In doing export business It was necessary
TO so below cost"
Local range OF options:
Omaha daily bee., 1906-03-30

BOSTON, March B.-WOOL-The Boston
wool market is Arm with a steady demand
in evidence. This has resulted in a way
from the increased firmness abroad. How
ever, some feeling exists that the market
may reach q hard position. The goods mar
ket 10 not In condition satisfactory to
traders. Territory woods are active. Pulled
woods are in fair movement. Foreign woods
are strong. Leading quotations follow;
Ohio and Pennsylvania Xxx and above, &h
G36c; X, S2QS3c; No. J. 3s9Ssc; No. 2 sSq
l0c fne unwashed, S2q221kc; three-elghths-
blood, unwashed. 2eQ26ltc; three-eighths-
blood s39331kc; half-blood, 3214d3Sc: I'M
washed delaine, Sd29c; hne washed delaine,
ssikd37c. Michigan. fine unwashed. Aq20c;
quarter blood unwashed, 51HQS2c; three
eighths-biood, 321zdaSc; haf-blood. MO
a2c: unWashed delaine, NGz6c. Kentucky and
Indiana, etc: Three-eighths and quarter
blood, s2d3sc Territory; Idaho, hne. 22d
&c; heavy fine. 1962Oc; fine medium, 2q2sc
medium 26dTc; low medium, aqNc. wy
oming ine. Ad22c: heavy fine, 19a0c; fine
medium 22423c: medium. a6d2Tc. Utah and
Nevada hne, 2D23c; heavy fine 19q20c
fine medium 22@23c; medium, MORO; low
medium. 26@Nc. Dakota, hne, 2292Sc; nne
medium, 22q23c; medium. lqzSc: low me-
dunn, 26d2c Montana. fine choice. 2+a
25cM fine average, 23q2lc; fine medium
choice. 24dbc: average. &Q24c; staple, 20
2sc: medium choice. TH28c.
ST. LOUIS. March 2s.-WOOI--Stesdy;
medium grades comblng and clothing. ga
sc; light fine 22d25c: heavy fine, 16duci
tub washed, 3ldaSc.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-03-30
CarIOt Receipts.
! Features of the Trading and CIOsinE
Prices on Board of Trade.

CHICAGO. March 2s.-After day Of list
less trading the local wheat market closed
firm on a fair demand by shorts Final
quotations on the May deliveries showed
net gain OF 40. Corn was up &c. Oats
were is9kc higher while provisions were
Sentiment at the opening OF the market
was inclined to be bearish, chiefly because
OF liberal receipts in the northwest, and
the early quotations on May were on
shade to hmkc at 76&q763sc. Active buy
ing by commission houses and pit traders
during the first half half hour sent the prize price
taking by small holders the market reacted
and May sold on to 7676q76Ac. Reports
from the winter wheat section were con-
fiicting. some telling of excellent progress
made by the new crop and others OF dam
age. One report from Kansas City was to
the total crop of last year is now In the
hands Of farmers. During the last hour
the market became quite nrm with shorts
prices at the highest point OF the
the final quotations on May being IN
z e. July ranged between 763tc@1Shc
and TIC and closed at 77hc, a net gain OF
Am%c. Clearances of wheat and flour were
equal TO 200 bushels. Primary receipts
one year ago. Minneapolis, Duluth and
Chicago reported receipts Of 1853 cars,
against 26s cars last week and 2sS cars one
The corn market was firm all day because
of small country offerings. firm cables and
viii continue TO be limited because Of the
occupation OF farmers by their spring
work. Cash interests and shorts were
light. The market closed Arm; May opened
unchanged to shade higher at Ahc 70
44AQ44Ic. advanced to 44ikQ44stc and closed
at f49kc. Local receipts were 2ls cars, with
" OF contract grade.
Trade in oats was active and the market
was strong all day Small local receipts
caused lively buying by cash houses and
shorts. The selling was mainly by Local
holders; May opened unchanged to a shade
higher at 3O9sc to S09sd301tc and advanced
to 304tc and closed at 305k@S0tsc. Local re-
ceipts were l15 cars.
The provision market was inclined to bs
weak despite a &c advance In the price OF
live hogs There was some selling at the
opening by local bears and small holders
Later in the day packers were selling and
the buying was chiefly by shorts. At the
close May pork was on l5c at $3.50; larC
was down ilkc at $40, and ribs were l00
i25kc lower at S.55m667is.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat
cars; corn, z02 cars; oats. l& cars; hogs
1Q4,000 head.
The leading futures ranged as foIiows:l
Omaha daily bee., 1906-03-30

CATIl@E-Ihere was liberal run OF cat
tie this morning, Us cars beng reported In,
as against 1888 one week ago and le0 two
weeks ago. good many OF the trains
were late, so that the market was back
ward In getting started.
There was no very noteworthy change
noticeable in the trade on beef steers The
demand was fair and about up to the av-
eraRe, so that while no great activity was
displayed the cattle kept changing hands
as fast as they came In The most OF the
receipts were disposed Of in fair season
IL was one OF those markets which might
be described as generally steady but de.
void OF new or interesting features.
Cows and heifers were In very fair de-
mand at least the good kinds were a. has
been the case all this week. Buyers we're
In the saddle in fair season in the morn
ing and the cattle sold steadily until the
big end OF the receipts had changed hands
AS TO values there was no quotable change
as compared with yesterday.
Stockers and feeders OF desirable quality
sold In about the same notchee az vestsr-
day. but as is usually the case the latter
half Of the week the demand was not 40
urgent as earlier in the week and had there
been any great number of medium kinds
they probably would have been hard to
dispose Of.
RaprAaaneo tf...
Omaha daily bee., 1906-03-30
ForeiRn FInnneIaI,

PARIS, March B.-PTices on the Bourss
today were heavy owing 10 the continuance
Of the miners strike depressing rentes.
and i' Russian p bonds Of isos Al I ni'@ -"
LONDON March l-Ratea for money
were increased today owing TO nonth-end
requirements. Discounts were easier on
the expectation Of more abundant money
next week Prices on the Stock exchange
atrengthened on the satisfactory news from
Algeciras. although business was moderate
pending the conclusion OF the conference
on Moroccan reforms Consols hardened.
Home rails were generally better. Ameri-
parity. "A more confident feeling prevailed
regarding the coal and labor agitation on
the expectation that the matter would BE-
Omaha daily bee., 1906-03-30

SdEkB-heCeipte lOOk0u large on paper
this morning, hfty-three cars being re-
ported IN the yards However. Of this
number nearly one-hslf were lambs, con-
signed through, to Be Nhorn and fed out,
being only halted here for feeding and
rest and not intended for eale
The market upon the whole was In very
fair shape, although devoid OF any
especially new or entertaining features
Desirable fat sheep, yearlings and ewes
were In good demand and sold quite read
fly at Arm prices. While there was nothing
very choice in the yards, there were ewes
good enough 20 bring $50. The most OF
the sheep sold in very good season in the
morning.
quite as active az were sheep the tendency
on them being a little slow, stu they were
right close to steady with yesterday. The
best OF the lambs were picked out in good
season, but the least desirable kinds hung
Are, and Il was late before they were all
disposed Of There were no right choice
Quotations: Good to choice native lambs.
S. SOfiS. 40 good 10 choice light western
lambs, IS. 2Sdl6O; good to choice heavy
lambs, Se.o0ds.so; fair 20 good lambs, s6.006
$50; Gull lambs, N.50fS.50; good to choice
light yearlinRs, t5.65@6.O0; good to choice
heavy yearlinGs, S.sbd6s5; fair to good
heavy yearlinGs, S. ioG6.5o good to choice
wethers. Ss50dbT5; fair to good wethers,
4. BG6. G; god TO choice ewes, N.759S.5O;
fair 10 rood ewes. H.5nLs6; Gull sheep and
bucks, Sooq40o.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-03-30
Metal Market.

NEW YORK. March 2.-METALs-The
London tin market seemed somewhat un-
settled but spot closed unchanged at eics
Sc while futures were l2s Sd lower, at
els lbs. Locally the market was easy
with spot closing at Ss712437& Copper
was lower In London, with spot closing
at ESl and futures at Esi. Locally the
market was unchanged. Lake L. quoted
at SIS 5OQ181S; electrolytic. NS.25als.50;
casting SIS. 0OdlSB, Lead was unchanged
al S. i5G5. Is ia the local market, but ad-
vanced l2s Sd to el5 1Ss 81 In London.
gpelter advanced % 81 10 ga LIS Cd IN
and closed at t6.12llGl6O Iron was a little
lower In the English market, with standard
foundry quoted AZ ass o. and Cleveland
SIS 25sdis.50 No I foundry southern, SiS25d
isT6 and No. foundry southern, n7.bOa
B8.
81. LOUIS. March 2s.-METAIS-Lead
steady. S.Z7i4; spelter quiet, S60oit660.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-03-30
Real ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Anna FIELDER to II. II. Gerstlauer.
lot IL. block II, Omaha VIEWS

Anna FIELDER to II. II. Gerstiauer
lot Ia. block II, Omaha Niew........S 800
F. e. Gambler 70 Lucy 2. Wilson.
cs sfsss1 ~ o S1sIi' % Edwin l. Oliver %
lots 10 and 20, block A. Everett
Same 20 same, lot 4, block c, saun-
Mary f. Chadwick and husband to
Flora l.. stemm, lot l. block lOs' -,
J.. r. Cowiss TO William 8. sheldon,
Mary RaneTty 10 John =. Fleming.
lot T. block u. LIST ad 10 Corrigan....
Carl r.. Johnson and wife 10 Edwin
Hlndley et al. lots 5 and g. block 3,
Monmouth Park ad .............,......
Ellen y. Slabaush and husband 10 IA.
b. Lemere undivided one-half lot
q, part q, Clarke's ad.. ..,.;..,.,,,. 1000
n: =. Wilcox and wife TO Bert A.
Wilcox. lot I. sublot IL BOnheld's
II. A. Macmillan et al to F, G. Nc
Milan. north 10 feet lot 6. block &c.
s sSGsn sS 0nSsS and wife To- t.
Robson, lot n. block 8. C. p.
Edith ]. Mccoy and husband to sarah
F. Robson; lot 3. block J. Har- -.
Lori a PAYNE 81 al. To- Thomas p.
Flndley. lots IS, IS apd II, replst -.
pb Be%Is bs1N Nori9sse and trust i0OO'
company TO w. v Bennett. lot s.
block s. Isaac a Selden's............ iS0o
W V. and Sadie g. Bennett to A.
M. Anderson, same. ....,..:,,..., zS0
Mary Mahoney and husband 10 James
r. and Agnes ~. Kohontek, lot 5,
David W. Mecanerty 10 F. D. Hill.
LOT block = sherwood's SUBJ. i''oa
gle T. Armstrong, lot 2 block 3
Burnham Place .......-..-....r.--.-... -
Omaha daily bee., 1906-03-30
~ York NIonrr MnrLet.

NEW YORK. March 29.-MONEY-On
call, strong and higher at sal per cent;
cent: offered al per cent. Time loans
steady; sixty and ninety days and six
months, per cent.
per cent
STERLING EXCHANGEs-Easy with
actual business in bankers bills AT N.s52O6t
45B for demand and at A.S2S5ffAS2i0 for
sixty-day bills: posted rates, f4S3n4. So 4
and N.e611G4.S; commercial bills, N.Sll
sfLvER-Bsr. s5Lc: Mexican dollars,
Soc.
BONDs-Government. steady: railroad,
irreRular.
BOSTON, March 2s.-Call loans. 5d6 per
cent; time loans, 566ik per cent. Omciai
. Closing quotations on bonds today were
Omaha daily bee., 1906-03-30
Cotton Market.

NEW YORK. March 29-COTTON-Spo
closed quiet: 10 points lower; middling up
lands. 1i.70c; middlins gulf. l1.s5c; sales,
LIVERPOOL. March 29.-COTToN-spot
good business done: prices point lower;
ding, 625d: middling, e.06d; low middling
5s9d: good ordinary. b.1d; ordinary, 5b5d
The sales OF the day were 1900 bales, OF
which 1900 were for speculation and eX-
port and included 1850 bales American;
receipts, 5000 bales, Including 400 bales
American.
SPOT closed quiet: sales. 3.4O0 bales; or
binary SIC: good ordinary. l3-l6o; low
middlinR ,lOHsc: middling, nc; good mid
ding. lac; middling fair. l2ke. Receipts
3sls bales: stock 2B .6o6 bales.
ST. LOUIS, March -29.-coTTON-Quiet /:
middling. II 5-ise sales none; receipts: tst
bales.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-03-30

jsTEhFs AND sTKoss.. -
Ann FEEDFRe.

HOQs-HoEa opened about where they
left on yesterday, the early market being
just about steady. When the trade
warmed up Il became fairly active and a
tribe hrmer than yesterday. While the
hogs sold IN the same range. that IL, al
fs.16@6N, the proportion Of sales at $40
was not ae large az yesterday. there being
more a. the toR grleft The best hogs soI u
In other words. the market today aver
aged q trifo better than yesterday, but
not enough to quote Il higher Shippers
win note from the sales below that good
TO choice light hogs are selling better in
proportion TO heavy hogs than was the
case a week on two back. Practically
everything was disposed Of in good season
In the morning.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-03-30
K.n.a. cav live stock Market.

KANSAS CITY. March 9s.-CAT'rLE--Re-
ceipts, $500 head, including 80 5outherns;
market steady; top FOR stesrs, Sssi top
for hsifers ShSee , sTpQ ~ s sno a
SIS; western fed steers, ts.SOdb56: stockers
and feeders. t3.oodit.so southern steers,
cows p'@dA 60; native heifers. IS 50d5. Is;
bulls 81 a6iaz6; calves, 3S0Oa6.s0.
HOGs-Receipts, Loo head; opened strong.
closed weak; top. @.f0i bulk Of sales: Y 50
sS75S; heavy t6.36Q16.t0: packers, @SOd6,l0;
pigs and lights tSs066. 35i4.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts. 4.sO0
head; strong and active; native lambs.
s. 6Of18 50: western lambs. t6S0dS.50: fed
sheep and yearlInRs. N60dS.s0; western fod
yearlinRs. S5500s.0O: western fed sheep,
81. s0al6. 10 stoekers and feeders, B.0cQ45o
Omaha daily bee., 1906-03-30
New YORK MinInR stockn.
NEW YORK, March 29-ClosinR quota
fiona ON mining stocks were.


PARIS, March 9.--The weekly statement
of the Bank OF France shows the fol-
lowing changes Treasury deposits. in
9,S2S 900 frapcs; general deposits
65, 125,O00 francs; gold in hand,
A,175,000 francs: silver in hand
10000 francs; bills discounted,
increased. s., s75, 900 francs; advances, de-
creased, II, g7bO00 francs; notes I'm circula-
ton, Increased 42175O francs.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-03-30

ST. LOUIS March 9.-Receipts. LEO
head, including 800 Texans: market strong
native shipping and export steers. N.aoeI
zoo; dressed beef and butcher steers. 81. 70dl
6l5: steers under 1000 lbs. tS25GDt.S5: stock
erE and feeders. g. t0d4. 40; cows and heifers
g. I0dS.B; Gamers, 81. T59tzb0; bulls, G.001
AS: calves. S.00t6.S; Texas and Indian
steers, tS.sod4.7O; cows and heifers. H.s9p
SHEEP AND LAAiBs-Receipts. $500
head: market steady: native muttous. &,O0
G55o: lambs. S5.5OGl6 ss: culls and bucks,
g. 0o3s Is; stoekera. tS.Oo@4.o0.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-03-30

NEW YORK March 3.-sUGAR-Raw
nominal; fair refining, 3 3-l6c; centrifugal.
g test 3itQ3 n-s2c; molasses sugar 3td
powdered. As0c; GRADUATED. Ace.
NEW ORLEANS, March 9.-SUGAR-
Firm; open kettle cantrifusai. eAQ3 7-16c
3 i3-i6c: seconds. a0Sisc
MoL.AssEs-Nominsl; open kettle. I7a
DC; centrifugal 1Q2ec.
SYnUP-NOminal. Sd3c.