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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-03-08
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Conditions KUf Favorable TO the Bulh
II Wheat
PRICES DtcuM THRu-FoURTHs CENT
Bears Take Advantage of weak Pc
sftion 20 Rssd MarEet-Corn ana
oHts Down in Sympathy
with wheat.
oKAHA mnrch T. 1876

0NAEE aunrch e. 1876
There wAf nothing a lns ueWE inns musn-
yestsruH!- weather u good, outside ue-
nauc a. almost nutnIuE me Guur trao, b.
poor ana slOcEE are sILl pIang W ID Tie
nu--th " i-L Inc tears tuuK aONauLsEg vl
TIE situation Gno rEiued the mHrse-. WulcL
CLOSED al Lht iuW point. ~ iOsE ruT ia
July suEerec Jess ana In spread vas AL
creased 70 - Minneapolis cash wheat Wa
Corn would have don, better had II not
been Tor Lne weakness IN wheat HeceIplE
we're hEhL The domestic demand a. me
prUvlus and ia excHsE ui the present
movement The markst wac nrm a. the
uJseuIlE Dut WeaEeu-d IN 3. mpaLuy Win
Fueal, CLOSING about Nc iDwer
pHls were &c dUwL. The movement ls
increasing Hnc with u the oeruano ls IN
CIegfsncsF were lGz.oeo bushels wheat, =.
80 barrels h0ur -E.uss bushels corn, lz..yf
bushels UHts. Primary wheat receipts were
4le GH bushels ana shi pmeuts 1Bs. o. busne IL,
sEEius1 Receipts last year u go 80 bushels
ano shipments % 60 bushels. Curn re
Ceipts were 4su.uN bushels ano shipments
Lll.0pu bushels against receipts last Vehf OF
SOB. 9h bushels sno shipments o. 4a.uOt
bushels.
Liverpool closed 10 lower 70 No higher
en wheat and I'D higher on corn.
Minneapolis SOLD ltr0S bushels oats YES
terdAy for export via the gulf The sea-
board reported l.OO0.00U bushels Manitoba
wheat for export IL May curing the iAsi
three Gays. Exporters reported more In
curry for No. J and No Duluth Northern,
foreigners testing the market 10 see what
could be duDe. Bios 20 far are 10 . cents
out OF line BIDS on hard winter NJ the gull
are cents ont OF line. MAY wheat in Iiu-
- luth IL II cents under the same figure N
Liverpool and some figure this places II OF
an export basis.
Prom the Inter Ocean one thing that
puzzles corn traders is viii cash advance
10 the futures. or Futures decline TO the
cash level There r. a tul &c limit IN buy
ing No AND selling the May, the No :
beinE deliverable or May anc July r be
discount. MAY corn showed congestion yes
terdAy and mas advanced ne from the low
point Of Monday. beinE unly Asc under July
al the close. against ~ discount Monday
The local rRnEt OF options:
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-03-08

KANSAS CITY No March T--CATTLE
o. .ctipts s.7H head including 10 south
ems Market steady 10 strong. Top &-sn
Cnoice export ana dressed bee: steers, j. q
ldSpo. fair 10 good. - 2sa5 =, western fed
Steers 81 75BS5H. siocksrs end feedsrs. 3 ~
"a ~. southern steers 3 .SedilSi. southern
COVE. g ssaa n. native COVE 5. nos 81. ma
tive heifers, 3. 2Sdf5eo bulls, As.un4 a.
calves g esd10O
HOGS RaceiItE, =, 100 heHo Maize 80
lgc loves Ton &-Ta Bulk Of sales, S6lUu
~ heavy. s. s,lRff6.s7l. pRuEere Sb.l7 a
aSas. pirs and lights s. scat. ly55,
SHEEP AND Ia MfsS-RecetTits. t.auN,
mBrket sheep STEADY Lambs lc lower
Native lnrots s. Eaas u western larnbs s. 80
a6.7O. ewes snd veBrlinEs - I0fa.Si west
ern fed yesrlinEs Sc seps.eo, westsrn fed
sheep. s. &su6.S, sfockers Rnd feeders. -
"a n
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-03-08

ST LOUIS March CATTLE Re-
ceiptK s.5p head. including So heao Tex
ans, market strong. native shipping ano
,xrC-1 steers - 6Sut 10. dressed beef 8lid
hui cher steers s. l515.&1 steers under $50
lbs 3 1Ud1A ST.. suockers and feeders. = &c
g inns So. bulls 8. auG4 y calves 3-.5GuS o.
Texans Hnd Indian steers, g5.Sou4.7o. COWS
and heifers g. NOS 70.
EpGS-ReCelpts 1850 head market lou
l!,r lpver. pigs and lights 3 5tn6.Sh, pack
s-s 81 aG6.3a. butchers and best heavy
81 NOT a.
SEEFp AND LAM RS-Receipus. l.0t
head ma rlS.t STEADY. native muttnns, S4N
oS s.. lambs Sb506iG.g5 culls and bucks,
S. esd3 Il suckers. & .6ef3@l
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-03-08

NEW YORK March -.-METAIS-Tin
was higher IN the London market closing
a. 4lfS n &C for spot une Glse rs % for
futures The local market was STEADY
with spot QaaJed al - 6s--'QsE. ~ Copper
WAS higher n London. blessing al E7N laE
for spot EnC ~ b for futures Lseguitg
no change NEs reported L-2aF IL sfa1ted
al SlhS7laGls % s-4ectross--le Al Kls ls3-i7
80. and casting al Sls.HAQIAa- Lead Was
unchanged. a. $500 4 IN -hs local market
but was lower IN London. SIselter de-
clined 10 - 60 IN Londou hut was frrner
m lhs local mErKs1 with spuI a. s. asdf s6
Iron was higher abroad with standard
foundry closing AT IS I'D The local MAJ
kel WAS unchanged No. ] foundry norm
srn . quoted a. Sl6&0lsG No . foundry
northern 81 I5'116 g., No j fnindrv EolIr 81
err, slh-Sp-h ~ and No. foundry south
err. 81. 7sfl Is g
ST LOUIS. MgTch 7-METALS-L.sad
steady Al So sHelter. higher Al s. ~ I'D
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-03-08
kan.a. CIT, Grain and Prori.iop..

KANSAS CITY March WHEAT
Steady. May, lac; july, 7O1.c. September
2 C. Cash: No. hard, 74l7Sc; No. g. IN.
ul6C; No. red Ss1zQssc; No. g. g3agSc.
CORN-Stehdy: May, 3Slsc, JUN sc
Cash No. 2 mixed. ga. p3sC; No white
3Sc. No 8 3SA.C
OATs-Firm: No. white, aGs1Asc; No .
mixed. 30c.
EGGS-Steady; Missouri and Kansas new
No. whitewoOd cases included, 12c: ease
count. lie, cases returned. - less.
HAA-Steadys choice timothy 81 SOL ~.
Chulce prairie Sa.50
RNE-S5eady. 5SQ60C
TER-Steady; creamery. &c: packing,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-03-08

NEW YORK. March MONITOR call
easicr 4pe1 Ter cent. ruling rate "a -
per cent. closing bid. per cent. offered
81 De- cent. time loans steady, Sky
ana ninety DAYS. "a per cent. six months.
~. u5l1 per cent.
Der cent
ETEF.LTNG EXC1ANGE-EaEy with
actual business n bankers bflls a. s. S56sa
4.s56s for demand and a. > SSsNn4 6.5f FOR
sixty CAV bills. posted rates, S4.SSls ana
NE. commercial bills s. *
SILT ER-HBr, 64pc. Mexican dullarH.
4g1C
BONDs-Government easy: railroad
easy.
closing quotations OF bonus to-day were
Tar1-
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-03-08
s,ou. city Liv. stock market

SIOUX CITY. March Especial Tele-
gram CATTLE 49, Receipts 2.3fn head.
market weak. stuckers STEADY. heeves, A.eD
0b g.: COWS tsuIls and mixed. s. l5foA.sn,
stocke-s and feeders. s. Nt0a =. calves and
Yea Rings. Sa0Wn4 o..
HOGS-Receipts s.Sga head. market Sq1dc
lower. selling al sb.n06H, bulk o. sales,
81 076612
EreRdN.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-03-08

Csttie st-nay-BoE. Irtvr 10 Ten Cents
InNrrr-NhrrR steaar.

CHICAGO March &c Attic Receipts.
~ oa head. market STEADY. common 10
riiu,, steers 8 Sa1G g. cows 81 $50 i.af,
heifsrs 3. .6uu6e. nulls s. iHg All, co. YES.
s. 0Uu- q. stockc~F and feeders. Ntff+. %
HDGS-ReCeilts go.eW head. market Snluc
lower. choice 90 prime heavv. N.&pp6 s.'r,
medium 90 guod ueasY, so..aptSn. butcher
weights &sn6.41- EpGd L. chnict heavy
mixed So sbCN.Nl. pnCkinr. S.SFrt ~
SEFUp AND LANES-Receigts - 80
head rfIurkpt sheep STEADY. lsMns lul
low-r. sheep. s. oetC =; ysarlInss So--ts
OE lambs 81 S1rsg
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-03-08

ST JOSEPH March .-CATTLE-fss--
ceipts s3lu head. market active 10 STEADY.
natives s. GR06.tf'. COWS and hetfers. sluou
60. stuck.srE and feeders. Gl.Ulff4.hu
HOGE-ReCeipts $3.50 mead market 20 lUc
lower: light s. 1NIt.95. medium and heavy,
s. 15d1t 20
RBEEP AND LAM BS-Eecei pts. 1896
head. sheep. steady. lambs, lpa15C lower.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-03-08
on. and Rnsin.

NEW YORK March s--OILS-Curt0useed
oil. steady, prime crude, Z. a. b. mule ssn
So prime velinW. S-l~f &C. Petroleum..
steady refined New York g.Gr PuiIadeI-
phiH Hnd Baltimore. & o.. Pniladei phia and
Baltimurs, In bulk - G.. TurpenLne quiet
-Il-0T2C
Al7la
OIL CITY March -.-OIL--C'redif bal
anres. N-5A, shipments =. Gl lsDis aV-
eraEe. 8 60 hhls runE At uhE av-
ssraEe. e. 80 isnls shipments Lima - -
bbls-, ss~raEe 81 hnls rune Lima.
f.Flt nb,s.- average, 80 bulls.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-03-08
Pesrln MErker

PEORIA March T.-CoRN-strunE: No
yellow, 1Nasc: No. 2, 5s4sc No. 4 Sc no
grade, s-l.dl36laC-
OATS-Ffrm- No. white SWnc. No
white. 20c. No. white 2sg@sisC
WHISkE-On the basis ~ Se6
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-03-08
A asked. 3 bid

A asked, bid
Omaha Cash sales
CORN-No. 4 ! car G54EC.
Omaha Cash Prfces.
WHEAT-No. hard 71l74c; No. hard
es0r7I1zc; No. hard 64QSSc, No. Eprtne,
u@7S1@c; No. 3 spring, 6sQs117C-
CORN-No. . 567zc No. 4 s41zQS5izc; no
grade 30gS8c; No. yellow, sel2c; No. 3
white. 81 zc-
OATS-Nu. 3 white. 2pzC; No. mixed,
sc; No. white, 2Sep2S1sC.
RTE-NS. 2 b49s5c; No. g. 5S1sc.
O.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-03-08

New YORK Mauch T-SUGAR-RFW
quiet refined Ls-l6C- ceHrr1fugsl a. rssr
f-lsc- fuoiasses EuEEr. Il-lhC. refined
F1sady Ne. a s1oC- No = sd5c- NJ 4 a.
40. q s.gac. 10. le SIR No u aEc. NJ
IT, Esnc. No. 81 a1sc. No. IA F5c. cnufer.
timers a. 4hc- mould A 4s5r. curIoa 4
s-sgc, crushed. E-s9c, powdered. / To- go.
- Led ssc- cubes d -
NCL.A s. .S-EtssdV- NrN Orleans or,ar
lsfIrls Etslsd - cuair- 5sa1Sc
NEW nElEANE Mart 7-ETGAR-
Flrn,- op.n Herrie ceutF1fuEFL rns 80
csurr4fuEEl wEirF aEGac. vaiiuN-F z-F
i.-lsi- sernndE- -f l-16c.
AioLAsS hls-ppc- ketrlF. I-fls5l. cen
-uEaL re ~
SGRTT-.SnEaiI.al. sssssar
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-03-08
LivrrpaaI Grain nnrLet

LIVERPOOL-MArch 7-WHEAT-spot
nominal; futures steady March G. 60.
MAJ. g. bfsd. july. &C. sid.
CORN-spot steady American mixed
new aE American mixed old -
futures, steady. Ahrrh, A. 20. May a.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-03-08

NEW YORK Nsrrn 1-COF Ma
Ee- Tor fur ures opened steEdY al AT ao-
THHce ~ points ~ steady French cables
EruIe vas HedErHfe Eslisr he-t during
tre middle session, but rhs urcsEure was
no. aEErHssire Gne the mlarEef frmec ~
toward rne close kuf lurEl buf suuuurr
The rlal Iuns VAS frm 81 a. advance -
Eve 20 ten puiufs. SHES were reported ~
nI-ty ls-5e haEE- lncfudilIE March e. sac
Ma. r. IuiV. afc- s-Flerifser -el-.
I,scarIifr, l.t'ac and shrIlrE : soc SpBi
fl1, Gulct; ~. : -Eruics, ; 1--Cc-
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-03-08
Articles Open High. Low. Close YeF'y.

Minneapolis Cash Close-W-heat: No !
northern, 75Asc. No. 2 northern T3Ac: 20
arrive, sS7sc; No. northern. 71Aztdz2l7c: NJ.
ourum. 6a1sc: No. Dururl. 6asc Corn.
No. yellow, Sac, No ). Rae. OaLs. No.
white, 27Asc, No. 5, as1zsa2IC- Barley &lsa
45c Rye, 5S4zGs-lec. FAeK; Cash. SEC
MAY, Uu%
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-03-08

or rack. 10. nurrherr -. 70. ? north
err. IA. MAJ 7EHee July 7glec
oAIs-To arrive and or track ~. MAY
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-03-08

Metal Market.

TOLEDO March E.-EEEDS-ClUver. cash
and March 3 81. April s. 81; October s. ~
Timothy s. a. Alslke. s. 20
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-03-08

au"tstiuns uf the Day en- VnrsUus
Conrnad ffBs.s

NEW YORK. March --FLoJ-R-Rs-
g prs laHs. btiis exports. l61s7 bhls mar
lover 10 sol. Minnesota patents s. :
0-@e, Minnesota bakcrF' ;. AGA Is. winter
pa ents. EsDz.2p winter EursIEtts E.7Nd
81 vtuseI extras g. 7asnc -. winter low
grades. E~08E Rvs fuur Gull, fair 20
EOgd. z SOS y. choice 10 fancy. s. 85p4 y
oOENMEAl-Flrru. fine white and He-
.9s 1lt coarse. s. oSa1us' kln-dried.
BARLET-steady. feedinr. 4oA.c G. {
Hural1. maltlng. 4sp56. z 4 2 Buffalo.
p 6lt bu-. Spot market weak No rel
G4sc elevator No northern Duluth S65pc
r @. 3 HtDa1- Prices for wheat returned
u the low point OF the season TODAY. re-
Meeting renewed sruT loss operations and
= lut of bear news. among winch was d
record breaking estimate q ths world 3
wheat crop. large receipts hesvinesE a.
outside points and EuOc weather. The
local market closed I 70 "A. cents nat
lower Ma &1sDS52sc closed sflvc. july
- l-leass1se. closed ~lsc, September. 81. o
CORN-Receipts 122.5 IN: exports.
1si.Ea bu-- spot market firm. No. . SO
yeiow- 4s4S. 30 Witt So option jIe
market was active and a. FIRST steady but
following wheat broke sharply after MD
Ga4 hnc closed unchanged 20 &c iuv.r
MAY 4s1sQ4s9sC. clUsed 49, &C July closed al
as1sc, September SIC closed 5Gc
OATS-ReceiptE. 7O.sO0 bu. exports a. Ia
bu., sput market steady. mixed oats 8 20
q pounds. s41Y625c natural white 30 10
- pounds. &1xqS6c, clipped white y TO a.
pounds. s7G2c
FEED-Stsady, spring bran. slH % March
shipment, middlinE, Sls75 March shipment
HAE-steady. shipping 95050C. good to
choice T71s6g5e
HOPs-Steaoy: state, common 70 choice
lsh, nn16c; 1905. Sd11c; olds. 5G7C: Pacific
coast, 1876. s114c, olds. bQ7c.
HIDEs-Ciuiet. Galveston. n and = Tbs
&c, Calf ornia, = and q lbs. nc, Texas
dry, - and ~ lbs lsc
LEAThER-Steady. acid. 2el.d1-7lsc
PRON1E1ONs-Eeef steady. family III sc
t1ls 90, mess. 81 0A110 %. beef hams go O0d
I'm. packet sac 5,sull 90 CITY extra India
mess, Ss.50nZ0M Cut meats steady. picked
bellies. 81 0UQs 81; picked shoulders 8 aOn
$50 picked hams. s1o.2561n.5O Lard steady;
western prime. g Ss0- ~. continent
- SenB.s0, compound &.O0nt.S7 Pork firm
family, sft.G0Q1I.5O short clear SIS ggdiI7 80.
mess, SIC 25d16H.
TALLOW-steady; city, &c; country, 90
&c.
R1CE-S1eady domestic. fair 10 ext-a. q.
Q6c, Japan nominal
BUTTER - Irregular. western factory
common 70 hrsts. 18d16c. western imita-
ton creamery, extras, 2Dc western frsts
I7c
y CHEESE-lrregular state fun cream.
large Huo small colOred and white fEnCy
l4d441-c: sthte, good 70 prime. 1sls a1s3.
state. common TO fair, 11nl3C
EGGS - Steady western firsts 15l-c:
western SECONDS, l4U1bc. suutherus. 1Sd
I5lzc
POT1TRE-Dresscd slow. western chick
ems l1Q1aci Turkeys 1BazC- fowls. lGql8c
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-03-08
stock in sight.

Receipts Of 1--we stock al the six principal
western markets yesterday were as fol-
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-03-08

The disposition Of the days receipts was
AS follows. each buyer purchasing the mum
Der OF head indicated.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-03-08

Tor short bilis IL g1|FgS. rer rent. Tor three
months bills. 7-lerSia pcr cent
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-03-08

~ ne tronuct exchange today ths bur-
- ---1AtA hlt Atakers cfeEIner1eE- lfu
~ aeirisk. lsn-ic- k2yEE, STEADY. al max
49, included lE-zC- nnErs 1ll-c. urimr
Irs1 - extras lac Chess STEAD
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-03-08

DulIT5. March 1-WT9EAT-To army.
~ no7lherE. -sases a. nss-1heru. &c
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-03-08

ST. LOUIS March 7.-wHEAT-Future
lower; cash, firm, No. red cash. elevator
s41ssc: track s2qsyAzc May, 764.c; July
753sc; No. . hard. 7SlS3C
COhN-Luwer. No. cash 4gi-C. track
11ec MAY. 4G1z64gssc. July, 1hc
OAT-Weak; No ? cash, zoe: track SIC.
MAY. 2g7Sr; July, DC, No white Ge1-c
FLOUR-Stsaoys red winter patents 81 n
Qa.5e, extra fancy Rnd straight. g se64 z
clear. e 0d33
SEED-Timothy. STEADY; 81 50n2 So
CORNMEAL-Steady. s220
BhAN-FfrU. sacked east track S4dSac
AAE-Dull, timothy, sS.00G13.b0; prairie
o. 007g. 30.
IRON COTTON TIEs-S.Os.
BAGGING-9l.c
HEMP TWINE-71-c-
PROFESSIONALISM steady: 1pbbinE
sl5.50. Lard steady: prime steam. s. A.
Dry salt meats steady; boxed extra shorts
$40; clear ribs, sS62As; short clears &7h
Bacon steady; boxed extra shorts. E&
clear rihs. S9371s short clears, $50
POTLTRT-HiEher: chickens l0d1plsc
springs, 1217c; turkeys, Ice ducks, 13c
geese, SC.
BUTTER - Lower: creamery 2OG2Sc
dairy. 1sd21c
EGGS--Ffrm at Eat case count
the receipts Eno EhiprnenrE Of flour ane
-
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-03-08

MINNEAPOLIS, March - FLOUR -
Firmer; first patents. 8 lOfI4. ~: second pat
ents, S-SSps00, FIRST clears g. 59pG g.: sec
ond clears, & 40a2 DO
(Super1or quotations for Minneapolis de
livery. The range Of prices. as furnished
by r. D. Day Co., D91u Board OF Trade
building, Was:
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-03-08

NO.
Cash Quotations were as follows
FlsOI h-MarEet weak. winter Patents.
aNeaQ4-eo. winter straights s. a8dZ 40 spring
pafefts s. seas ~, Spring EtrEiChrs 3 I'D
3 81 bakers E-3istlSlo0
MHEA T-No- spring 77H7sl-c. NJ z :.
as No. 2 red, 7s.zsdSAsC.
CORN-Nn. p nc No. . yellow l6a5ac
oATs-So. . z1.c; No. white, q 1. a3sC
10. 3 white. - nx4isc
kNE-N0. I. &c
EARLEY-GOod feeding. s7s.c. fair 10
choice mailing, lG50c.
sEEDs-No , max. E.as. 40 northwest
-rfe III clover contract grade 81 81
.FkoNlSlONS-Mes pork per hhl 81 81
Hls.NA LARD. peF l9 lbs-. r ~ Slarr r ~
Eioes lousst g lo6fs IL, sh0rt clear sides
tboEed g ssfIk5
The reneipts ana shipments Of Hour ana
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-03-08

SUNDAY.
The Of1ciBl number Of cars OF stock
brought in today by each road was;
Currle. HnEs. ST. D II Res
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-03-08
I.enaen ClesinE s,.cl.,.
lNDOS March CHASING quota ti0nE
ne Stock exchange were

Sill r-ts--r-lE- H-tiQl- % TIHT HuUue
MONT -. lli7. Ter cent
-Ae rate ~ uiscpunf ln rnr rI-u ulari-s,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-03-08

The following table shows THE receipts
q cattle. hogs and sheep al South Oman,
Tor the year 70 GATE, compared with las
year.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-03-08

Articles Open High Low. Close. Yesy
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-03-08
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Desirable CATTLE Of Practically Al Kinds
Steady to Strung
HOGS Ten CENTS LOWER IN TWO DAYS
sheep and Lambs Extremely slow
and Dull. with Prize. Lever
on Account ef IAGht De-
msBd Tor Mutton.

sorTH OMAHA Mnrch
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-03-08
TUESDAYS SHIPMENTS

The following shows the number Of carr
OF stocEerK and feeders shipped 10 Iht
country Tuesday ant their points Of desu-
nation.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-03-08

No. J ribs. lac, No. ] rOund &c
No. : ribs, 14-c, No. round e. No
ribs, Sc; No. 5 round. 6lsc; No ] loin
lG1.c. No ION, 1SC: no. : lOin. Ice, No
plate, 41<c; No. = plate, 4c; No. plate, &c
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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-11-27
HOBOESs AT NEVADA
Young Woman Arrested While Trav-
cling in Mans Attire in Side Door
Pullman Two Companions Also
Taken Into OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Releases on Promise to "Skiddoo."

Special to Times Republican.
Nevada, Nov. 27.-Two hobos and a
"hoboess" drifted into Nevada on a
Northwestern freight and We're ditched.
All three were attired in mems clothes
that is, with the exception of one OF
the hobos who was without coat or
vest and was enwrapped in womans
cloak of the vintage of '99. With it's
tight-fitting waist. leg o'-mutton
sleeves, high fur collar and cuffs, this
set off with large derby hat and a
pair of shoes about five sizes too big
for him, made an odd figure indeed, out
of boy about II years of age.
They took an option on an empty
box-car and proceeded to make them
selves as comfortable as the bad
weather would permit of over Sunday.
In the evening the city marshal round
ed them up in their temporary resi-
dence, and the fact was revealed that
the smallest and best dressed of the
trio was no hobo at all, but a typical
'hoboess."
The bunch were taken before the
mayor, but the fact soon became evil
dent that it was not case of the
leading astray of an innocent child.
Where does live? Well. Use hangs
out down on Clark"
mo, I don't have no folks, Me and
me pals are just fliken for the west,
see! Well, While we likes the side
door Pullman best, of course, we never
passes up the head end of de varnisn
cars, de rods or de brake-beams. Oh,
we'se got de coin wild us and faint no
use to vag us. We'll get out of yer
bloomin' town if youseell only pipe off
de cop.'
The bunch were escorted up to the
Northwestern and placed on board OF
No. IL, west-bound, with explicit in
structions to cut Nevada off of their
stopping schedule in the future. And
they promised.
The girl was apparently about 16,
the youngest boy about II and the old
er one 81.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-11-27

of Stark & Isaacson's store that Deere
had left the pool room. but Cooper re-
piled that he thought not MIR. De-
Long went into the aforesaid store,
and Cooper stood or the corner a mo-
ment, and then concluded he would go
thru the alley to the livery barn. this
being, as he stated, one of his regular
beats, and furthermore he had left
party in the livery bag,n office whom
he desired to see.
On arriving back of j. r, Lowery's
restaurant he heard some commotion
over a pile of tin cans, and proceeded a
little farther and recognized Deere. He
went up to him. placed his hand on his
shoulder and said: You must come
with me-" Deere Immediately turned
on him and said: You can't take me.
I'll run a knife thru you" And. ac-
cordng to Cooper's statement, immed-
lately made pass at him. Cooper
had no weapon other than his gun.
which he had been carrying for a cou-
pie of weeks on account of some sus-
picious characters who had been
around town, and he took the same
from his pocket with the idea of using
it as billy club. He raised it to strike
his opponent Deere grabbed the gun,
and then a struggle ensued to see who
would have possession of the gun. me
struggle was intense. and two shots
were fired during that time in rapid
succession, the gun being self-action
Colts and Cooper supposed both had
gone into the air After the second
shot Cooper had possession of the
gun and turned it down toward Deere,s
legs and fired thus to disable him. The
evidence is that so soon as he so fired
Deere fell to the ground The subse-
uuent proceedings are of not very much
Importance, only that it appears that
one of the first shots had taken effect
in the left shoulder, passing thru the
body and coming out below the right
shoulder, and the other shot passed
thru the left leg.
Cooper has been night marshal and
night watch off and on in Allison for
a number of years, and has always
been faithful i'm the discharge of his
duties. and the people of Allison gen.
orally have felt that he was the pest
man they have ever had, and while no
one but the participants IN the alley
on that dark night Of November Sth,
know just what transpired. ana only
one is left to tell the story. yet from
all the facts and circumstances in con-
nection with the entire affair, large
number feel he could not, no doubt,
have done differently
A meeting of business men was
called together with the town council
and the meeting was we'll represented
and the general consensus of opinion
there expressed was that Cooper had
tried to discharge his full duty, was
not guilty. Of following n man into a
dark alley and deliberately shooting
him down, and should be retained as
night marshal. and he is at the present
time so serving