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Foreign Financial.

LONDON, Feb. s4-Rates for money were
rather easy in the market today on gov
eminent disbursement and the distribution
of over Sl0.o00.000 in railway dividends,
chiefly Midland. Discounts were upheld.
On the Stock exchange the uncertainty re-
garding the Moroccan situation and the
financial position of Russia were adverse
factors The monetary outlook here. how
ever, was brighter and two unimportant
failures in the kRffir market had no effect.
Consols were fairly steady ana home rails
were dull Americans opened steady and
grew firmer TO above parity on good sup
port Union Pacific was the feature. Deal
ings were limited, but prices closed Arm.
Grand Trunk was strong early In the day
on the large traffic increase. but reacted
on profit taking Foreigners were irregu-
lar. Russians relapsed on rumors of finan-
cial difficulties. japanese scrip was weak
kafars were depressed on the latest phase
of the Chinese labor question, but rallied
at the close japanese imperial 6s of 1894
were quoted at lGis.
BERLIN. Feb. 2.-General lasstude pre-
vailed on the Bourse today. but Americans
were firm.
PARIS Feb. 24.-Prices on the Bourse to-
day opened firm and weakened later. At
the close trading was quiet. Russian i'm
perial a. were quoted at s. rs. and Russian
bonds of 1904 at i94 The private rate OF
discount was pa per cent.
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OPPOSITION IN COALITION
italian Government May Meet with
More Trouble Than IL Has
Expected.

.."ME, Feb -5.--(Special Csblegrsm to
&c Bec.i-There has been a coalition OF
re leaders Of the opposition and from now
on many lively scenes may be expected in
Parliament According to the Giornale
d'Italia much encouragement reigns among
the ministerialists. and the growing dis
content in the provinces cannot fail to find
n response in numerous defectons from the
majority which gave Signor Forts a vote
Of confidence not long ago. so pronounced
that it attracted universal attention.
One subject which is under discussion at
the present time is the matter OF the rail-
ways owned and operated by the govern
ment. Despite the fact that every effort is
being made to economic and TO please the
politicians and the ruling forces. the gov
eminent is losing ground on that issue
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The disposition of the days receipts was
as follows, each buyer purchasing the num-
her of head indica ted.
Total;

CATTLE-As usual on a Saturday the
fresh receipts did not amount to anything
but owing to the wrecks which delayed the
arrival of some of the stock Intended for
yesterdays market, there were more cattle
In the Yards this morning than usual on
lower than yesterday,
The receipts continue large at this point
the total for the week amounting to a,7s2
ago. and 1883 for the corresponding week
The market has been well supplied with
beef steers al the week and prices have
been as a rule satisfa Glory to the selling
interests. During the nrst two days some
little weakness was noted, but that was
close there was not much difference as
compared with one week ago. Considering
the large receipts. il certainly speaks very
we'll of the market 10 be able 10 call IL as
steady, but the consuming demand has
been very satisfactory and all packers
have accordlngly been free buyers.
lowed very closely that on steers. During
the first two days little weakness was
noted 6nt that Was hn, mostly mostly made up the
easier spot on Fridays close. II will be
remembered that at the close of last week
the market on good COWS and heifers ex-
heavy buying orders from the outside As
there was no such active demand at the
prising that the better grades of cows and
heifers had to sell a little lower than one
week ago. Prices on the common IN
medium grades, however. were well main
tained. being fully as good as al the
close of last week.
The feeder market has been I'm a good
healthy condition all the week, both sup
ply and demand being good. Buyers Rave
had orders for all the cattle of that de-
scription that have arrived and receivers
have met with no difficulty in disposing OF
their stock. The fact is the market has
been quoted steady or strong every day
this week. with the result that prices a M
now a little higher il anything than one
week ago.
REPRESENTATIVE sales.
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Carlof Receipts.
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS
Features of the Trading and ClosinE
Prices on Board of Trade.

CHICAGO, Feb. 24-Liberal primary re-
a humber Of bulnsh foreign advices and
caused a steady close today in the lneal
wheat market, the May delivery showing
no change from the final quotations OF yes
terday. Corn and oats were eacn up hg
&c. Provisions were down 21sc to zoe
At the opening the market was strong,
and commission houses. Initial quotations
on May were up lSuLc TO Au%sc, at size
TO s2ssc. Higher cables. reduced ship
ments from India and exports from Ans
tralia of $4,000 bushels against l04s,0l0
bushels for the corresponding week one
year ago tended to strengthen the mar
ket. Later advices were received that not
one bushel of wheat had been exported
from India during the week against ll2s.-
600 bushels for the same time last year
mate of an English crop statistician that
shipments this week would be 2,0C0.0pD
bushels less than those of last week. The
adVices were largely offset in the minds
Of the traders by reports OF wet weather
in Kansas and other portions of the winter
wheat section. Towards the middle OF
the season the market sold on consider
ably, May selling down to S2itc because
OF an increase of nearly 20 per cent in
primary receipts over those Of the cor
responding day Of last year and lower
prices for cash wheat at Minneapolis. The
slight decline caused fair demand by
shorts and the market closed steady with
May at s2.GS2ssc. .Clesrances of wheat and
-four were equal TO SOS 500 bushels. Pri-
mary receipts were $500 bushels, COM
pared win A-.Uh DuSDelS one year ago
Minneapolis. Duluth and Chicago reported
receipts of ASS cars against 3iA cars last
week. and SsS cars one year ago.
Wet weather in the middle west and an
advance of l to llzc in the price of cash
corn created a firm tone in the corn mar
kst The effect of the damp weather was
seen in the small amount OF contract
corn in today's arrivals, only one car load
out OF total OF Az being OF contract
grade. The market closed with firm prices
almost at the highest point Of The dav.
NAV opened &c 10 hac higher at i3lsc 70
$40, sold on 10 $50, rallied to 4S2sc and
closed at 43i&d43asc.
The market for oats ruled firm through
out the day. chiefly because OF an increased
shipping demand. Shorts were active bid
ders. but offerings were light. May opened
shade to sc higher at &sd30itc 10 3oi4c.
sold up 10 Sole ana closed at 31Ssd30isc.
Local receipts were i19 cars.
Provisions were firm early IN, the day
on a sc advance in the price Of live hogs.
Later however, the market declined be-
cause OF selling by local packers and realiz-
ing by longs. The market closed weak
with prices almost at the lowest points
% the day. May pork was on oc al
SIS 421.. Lard Was down HrG5c at Si.15
Ribs were 7l1c lower at S.l5.
Estima ted receipts for Monday are
Wheat cars; corn. 80 cars; oats, III
O. =. hogs. $500 head.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
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RIOTERS ATTACK THE GUARDS
Two of Them Are KILLED, While None
of Rioters Are Injured So
Far as KNOWN.

HAVANA. Feb. e5.-The quart : In the
town OF Guanabsscoa occupied by twenty
fve rural guards was attacked early this
morning by about thirty rioters, armed
with rites and reyolNers, who suddenly en-
tered from the rear and began shooting in
discriminatory into the dormitorles OF the
sleeping soldiers, shouting Long live the
constitution Long live the liberal
party" and Down with the rural guards
As soon as the daEed soldiers realized the
situation they seized their arms and began
10 return the IRE. whereuPon the rioters
fed None Of them has been arrested
II has been found that sergeant has
been killed in his bed and corporal on
guard was also killed. while four rural
guards were wounded.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-02-26
CASTRO BECOMING WARLIKE
ThreHtens to CIeun Dat French.
English. Germans and
americans.

WILLENSTAD. Curacao. Feb. 25.-Ad-
vices received here from Venezuela are
70 the effect that President Castro say.
he will humble France, break up the Mon
roe doctrine, clear out the French from
Venezuela and then start on Americans
Englishmen and Germans who he de-
clares are worse than Chinese. He is re-
ported as saying that he will clear the
country of foreigners. He is very bitter
against Americans. who he says. are after
his country.
The populace is yearning for an Ameri-
can protectorate and the better class NJ
venezuelans are reported as saying that
they demand immediate Intervention by
the United States for the sake Of hu-
mainly.
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BoGs-Tnere was fair average sstv;
day run OF nogs here this morning, ns
cars being reported in. Shippers
opened the market by payinE prices that
done When buyers and sellers finally got
together was on the basis of a shade
higher prices. Later reports from Chicago
indicating an easier market un there gave
the bears still further announcement ana
the market closed of a little easier than u
opened. The bulk Of all the hogs finally
sold at Ss02GsO3h as against S6GisdA@
yesterday. The top today, sSls, was the
same a. yesterday.
While the hog market has fiuctuated back
and forth to some extent this week, there
has been an upward tendency all the time,
and at the close Of the week values are on
an average l2izc higher than they were ore
week ago. one year ago today the aver
age price at which all the hogs sold on THIS
market was only A.IA two years ago wv
and three years ago S6Ss Only twice since
the yards at South Omaha we're opened
have hogs sold as high during the month
of February as they are now selling. IN
1910 they sold considerably better than SsW,
and In February, 1898, the average price one
day reached as high as - 10.
REPRESENTATIVE sales:
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-02-26

SHEEP-It has been 3 long time since -
many sheep have been seen in the yards On
a saturday as were here this morning
The fact of there being so many here to.
day was due to the wrecks yesterday,
which prevented the arrival of stock which
had been shipped for Fridays market. ~
haTpened though that nearly everything.
barring four or five loads, was consigned
through. and had not been intended for
offered here had been ordered ilI at the re
quest OF buyers, and were practically SOLD
before arrival. The prices paid today would
not show any material change as compared
with yesterday.
The market on both sheep and lambs has
experienced a decided change this week. a.
may be noted by comparing quotations nov
current with those Of "A week ago. The
best yearlingS. wethers and ewes, of which
much decline. being almost as high as a
week ago. The demand. however. has no.
been very urgent at the prevailing prices.
on the other hand. medium and common
grades have broken sharply. Lambs have
suffered the most decline Of any kind. being
all Of &GrSOc lower than last week. The
large receipts and lower prices at other
prevailing points. As was noted from da!
TO day during the week, the trade was
rather inclined to drag, packers not APP
pearing to have use for any great number
of either sheep or lambs
The break on the common to medium
grades OF both sheep and lambs brought
prices down a point where feeder buyers
could Cfford to take hold and they bought
very large proportion OF. Tue receipts,
in fact il was the feeder buyers who
cleaned up the yards and kept things NOV
ing.
Quotations. Good to choice native lambs
s650G67s: good to choice western lambs.
IS 4Od6 6s: fair TO good lambs. @,l5q64o; Gull
lambs. A6pfi5.25: good TO choice light year
lings S. 15Ff5. 90; good to choice heavy year
lings s.. 6Dd5 70; fair to good heavy year
lings. S5.41l5 ~ good to choice wethers.
55Oq5.6 60: fair to good wethers, s., SdS.5o }:
good TO choice ewes, s4.Sd6.25 fair 10 good
ewes. 3I5ed4s0 Gull sheep and bucks. 800
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BODIES FOUND IN THE RUINS
No satisfactory Explanation of Cause
of Fire Mt Military
Academy.

GAMBLER. o.. Feb. S.-The charred
bodies OF Cadets Winfield Scott Kunkle Of
Ashtabula, O.; J. F. Henderson of Ridge
Farm. Ill, and James J. Fuller of War
rem. o.. were found in the ruins Of Delano
hail this afternoon.
There is no satisfactory explanation as
to what caused the fire. Some are Of the
opinion that oily rags may have caused
spontaneous combustion. The floors of the
building were oiled. and this in part at
least accounts for. the rapidly with which
the building burned
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-02-26

EGGs-Higher at lzlrc, case count.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-02-26
SOLDIER TRAINS DELAYED
Train Ahead of Them Wrecked
and the Track L.
Bloekaded.

LOS ANGELES. Cal. Feb. -5-Three
trsinlosds of soldiers. the Eighth United
States infantry did not pass through Los
Angeles a. expected. They are delayed in
Arizona by the derailing OF a passenger
train AT Buick station yesterday. which
blocked the track. They are expected to
Iass through here about a. m. tomor-
row.
one train is made up Of eleven baggage
ears. while the officers and men are trav-
cling In twenty coaches in the two other
trains. The trains left New York at mid
night Of the 10th inst
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-02-26
Ckamberlafn's Cough Remedy Acts
ON yaturef. Plan.

The most successful medicines are those
hat aid nature. Chamberlain's Cough Rem
edy acts on this plan. Take it when you
have a cold and it will allay the cough, re-
lieve the lungs, aid expectoration. open the
secretions and aid nature in restoring the
system TO a healthy condition. 1t is famous
for its cures over large part OF the civil
lied world Thousands have testified 10 ;ts
superior excellence. IL counteracts any
tendency OF a cold TO result In pneumonia.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-02-26

KANSAS CITY, Feb. A.-CATTLE-Re-
ems: market steady; choice export and
dressed beef steers, S. fOde.Oo; fair 10 good.
S4GOGS q; western fed steers. 516d5-so:
steers So 5sd 80; southern cows. 81 zsa3.75:
native COWS S2-.5pA50; pative heifers, 500
d5OO: bulls. s2.59dt0o; calves. sS.0nf3 Re
ceipts for the week $3.50 head,
HOGS-Receipts, 5000 head. market sc
higher; top SGg5: bulk of sales. s6ioQs. 70:
heavy s6i5ds q; packers, $610d6.e %; pigs
and light. s5.6od5.l0. Receipts for the week.
81 800 head.
SHEEP AND I,AMBS-Receipts, $500
head: market steady; native lambs, $500
6So; western fed lambs, S. 5Oq6. IS; ewes and
yearlings AzsG5 SO; western fed yearlIngs.
s. sOnGi5: western fed sheep, A.e5d6.To
stockers and feeders, S.-5n400 Receipts
for the week. Al. 600 head
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KRUG PARKS.
oNIAHAs
to Meet Payne whitney.

BOSTON. Feb. -5.-Catching the title
holder, Lawrence Waterbury OF New York,
or his game, Percy u. Hzuehton OF Bos-
ton won his way into the fnals OF the
national racquet championship at the Bos-
ION Athletic association today ana will
meet Payne Whitney OF New York. the
winner Of the other ScIni-final match for
the championship tomorrow. Haughton
took the FIRST game with comparative ease
but when only succeeded in scoring one
point in the second. runaway match by
Waterbury was looked for. The Champion
however. went to pieces in the next two
games and Haughton Won the next Two
games and the match.
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WITH THE BOWERS.

The first preparatory match between the
two teams which viii represent Omaha at
the Louisville national tournament next
leys vest sriay afternoon. The Omahas
rolled a strong game, but the Krugs put
up the kind of series that win champion
ships and the rootsrs are hoping they can
keep up the gait. Hartley had one cork
Ing game Of 80 and brought his total ND
10 co. but "Old Reliable" John Bengele
who stands among Omaha bowlSrs as does
Frank Brill in Chicago. rolled three high
ones and won the high total by one -in
All the Omahas topped the so mark
Fritscher leading with So
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-02-26

agement Of the Open Door commission
OF the Missionary Society Of the Metho-
dist Episcopal church. Rev. J. b. Trimble.
DID. field secretary OF the Missionary So
ciety. will have charge Of the program
II IL expected TO bring together the pre-
siding elders. pastors. Sunday school su-
perintendents. representatives Of young
peoples societies. members OF the women's
Foreign Missionary society and leading
lsymen to consider some Of the problems
fundamental to the work Of evsngelization
in the home and foreign field
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RANGE OF PRICES.

FRIDAYS SHIPMENTS.
The following shows the number Of cars
of stockers and feeders shipped TO the
country Friday and their points OF desti-
nation:
CATTLE Cars,
S. Parker, Lyons. Neb.-M. & O.......... !
William Freshman, Shenandoah. Ia
NdD.-.--.-. ...-.-.-.-.
{. II. Nichols, Woodbine, la Co..
John Wagner. West Lincoln, Neb.-Q....
II. T. Hail. Brayton, lar. I.............. l
7. Plummer, Craig. Neb-M. & O........
c. w. Ramsey, Oakley. Ia.-Q............. !
O. Il. Gable, Harrington, Neb.-M. & o. ]
Carey & C, Anita, lar. I.............. ?
S n. Msntrey. Corning. a.-Q............ !
s. Sackey. GARRISON Neb.-F. E.......... !
William Stuart Calhoun, Neb.-M & o.. |
The official number of cars OF stock
brought in today by each road was:
Cattle Hogs Sh' n. III SeS.
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q Mi..ionary Conyention

HURON, S. D., Feb sPecial.D-One
81 the most important, well as shat
Promises 10 be one OF the largest. gath
erings OF church people ever held IN this
state will be that OF the missionary con-
rention now being arranged Tor By Meth
sdists throughout South Dakota. Il viii
begin on March > and continue three days
EAs convention Is under the direct man
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-02-26

patents, SS70d5 s.; spring straights. S25OG
3.7e. bakers. s. a012.7 ~
WHEAT-No. spring SidS3c; No. 5. ~.
aS0c; No. red. S3i4GS4itc.
OATS-No. . S2.C; No. white Sli.N32c;
No. 8 white. Pa. dSlc.
RYE-No. g Sc.
BARLEN-Good feeding S7izaS1Ac. fair
to choice mailing, 41G50C.
SEEDS-No ] flax S0SA-: No / north
western. N.lSis. Prime timothy, $. .. Glover,
contract grade. S1400
PRoVIsIONS-Mess pork. per bbl. N463is
dllT5. Lard per 100 lbs, S5.6Slzd765 Short
ribs sides 0oosel S7.S5d7 IS: short clear
sides boxed. s. tOfIS5s
Following were the receipts and ship
Of p,rfr nd
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NEW YORK GENERAL MARKET
Quotations of the Day ON various
COmu,Odities

NEW YORK. Feb. A.-FLOC R-Receipts,
2l.s47 bbls.: exports. n.o52 bbls., dull and
Unchanged Minnesota patents. $435d4S5.
Minnesota bakers, S.5OSI1.S5. winter pat
ents. Aooai.so winter straights. s. I5qSso;
extras, s.. $685.: low grades. S2.e5q32o. rye
flour steady. fair to good, S.60n3.yt; choice
TO fancy, s395GA25: buckwheat flour duh,
81 10 spot and TO arrive.
CORNMEAL-Firm. fine white and vel
low. sl.l5; coarse. H@dlo5; kiln-dried, So,
RYE Nominal; No. western 7Sc {. o. b.
BARLEY-Dull: feeding. 4ossc. c l. T..
wHEAT-Recoipts. $500 bushels; ex-
red. SSlsc. elevator; No. 2 red. Ssl4c, T. o.
D., afloat: No. northern, Duluth. 9llzc, (.
o. b.. afoat The wheat market had a
firm and higher opening from the effects
OF bullish cables. prospects for small
worlds shipments and covering. Later it
reacted under bear pressure, and at the
IS 5-16c closed at SSc; july, SGS7ssc. close
at Sc; September, Sss.9Sj5se. closed II
CORN-Receipts. 97.s2S bushels: exports.
So. 4s7 bushels; sales. 5o.o0 bushels futures; ;
spot market firm; No. :. 4Sc, elevator, and
4iisc, (. o. b.. anoat; No, yellow, 47lzc; No.
? white. acc Option market was quiet, but
steady, closing net unchanged. May closed
/ ls7sc: July. lsl+o. closed at iSlsc; september.
OATs-Receipts. iOoS5o bushels: exports.
I &C. 6S3 bushels spot market steady, mixed
/ oats, rs to 80 lbs, S4lsc; natural white. 20
! to 80 lbs. 35uSOlzc; clipped white, IS to ~
/ lbs $50 2Sc
/ HAYDN. spring, i7lsa52lsc; good 10
7 choice, 75dSoc.
HOPS-Quiet; state. common to choice.
: 1895 nH16c 1904 sale; ods, 5N1c: Pacific
coast, 1905. 9H1ic; 1905. sale. ODDS, safe
! HIDES-Steady; Galveston. % to Is lbs
Doc; California, n to . lbs, sic; Texas dry.
/ "a to IS lbs, l9c.
! LEATHER-Steady; acid. 2eIea27Isc.
I PRONISIONS-Beef quiet: family. 81 u
. dl3G0: mess $eGcn10.0O; beef hams, s2l .O1q
H.5o; packet, sl0.50dl1.oD; city extra Indi,
moss, 1lS5eal9g9 Cur meats firm; picked
bellies. $S.5cG9.5e; picked shoulders SItO
western steamed nominal; refined quiet
/ continent. $50: S A. SS65: compound
S5ialzI65Tis. Pork steady; family, SIS 5rT
liC1; short clear. Sl50pn1i5O; mess. SIC. 25a
1915.
.TALLow-Quiet; city, sc; country, "a
SIC.
RICE-Full domestic fair to extra. sls1
&C: japan nominal
BTTTER-Steady 10 firm: street price
extra creamery, 2s12Sizc; official prices un,
+ changed
cHEEsE-Steady; state fun cream. small
and large. colored and white. September
fancy, iiG,4c; state, October best, 1880
| lS%c state, late made. small, average
best ia state. large, l2l2c; state. fair
EGGS-Firmer: state. PENNSYLVANIA anc
nearby fancy selected white. 3Gd2lc; stat,
choice, lsalSc; state mixed. extra. 1916
lie; western frsts, lie: western seconds
l4Hl4ikc; southerns. l2nl5c
POULTRY-Live. quiet; western chick
ems. lee; fowls. l2i.c; turkeys. lec. Dressed
quiet: western chickens, lOdl3c; turkeys
l5d21c; fowls. l0gl3lso.
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kan.a. Citr GRAIN and rrori.ion..

KANSAS CIIA, FEB. -.-WHEAT-Jn-
changed; May !Sisc; July. IFS: septem-
Der, .Slse cash No hsrd' sStsgisc; No. 3
Receipts, 45 cars.
CORN-Unchanged TO higher; May. 3gLc
July, S9lzc; cash, No; mixed, SSl4c; No.
white, SSs, &C; No. ). 5Sifc.
unchanged; No. white, 2yI3O1sc
No mixed. SOC.
EGGS-Steady; Missouri and Kansas new
No. wildwood cases included. Toe Del
dog; case count, &C per doz.; cases re-
turned, iSc less.
HAY-FiTm; choice timothy. $40. 1Jdll. 80
choice prairie, S.2sGS.50.
RYE-Steady, 56hc.
BUTTER-Creamefy. &c.
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81. Louis Live stock Market.

ST. LOUIS, Feb. 2A-CATTLE-Reeeipt
9Oa head, no Texans; market steady; native
shipping and export steers. 81 509SSo
dressed beef and butcher steers. s., l0d5. 10.
steers under 100 lbs, 81 s0d450 stockers
and feeders. 81 l5T4.s0l cows and heifers.
81 O0d49O; Gamers, s2Oed25O bulls, 5000
ELS; calves s. T5ms.D; Texas and Indian
steers. So s0d46o; cows and heifers. t2lOd
3se
HOGS Receipts. 5000 head; market sc
higher: pigs and lights, t5.50ds.30; packers.
ss.00dsS IS; butchers and best heavy, S. 90
40
SHEEP AND LAMBs-None for sale.
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ST Joseph Live stock Market.

ST JOSEPH. Feb. 24-CATTLE-Rs-
ceipts li2 head; market steady natives
s40OG6Oo: cows and heifers, 81 6SGA - /.
stockers and feeders. s.. 2Sd46o
HOGS-Receipts. 44s2 head: market
opened 21Rd5c higher. closed advance lost :
light ss0ele. IS, medium and heavy, s6.l0Gi
622Iz; bulk, s5.Gt4G6a7.
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Receipts. al head
market steady.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-02-26

SIOUX CITY, Feb. A.-(special Tels-
gram. )-CATTLE-Receipts 900 mead; mar
ket stronger; beeves s4Oq5.5o; cows. bulls
and mixed. s.. 75d42 IS; stockers and feeders,
s. 1914 %; calves and yearlings,, t2.50q3Is
HOGS-Receipts. Ss0o head; market Sc
higher: selling at Ss.2d605: bulk Of prices
S. SGsO0.
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Receipts, 80 head.
market steady.