davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1907-11-01

!. Rye. s.s Gillian Go. MIIllas Co.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1907-11-01

Oats. See Gillian 90. Milling Co.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-03-14
PRZYJACIE1L
NANT['I[lC;OKIjE, Pa

W.1dinliu AZ lutego b. b. +.
padtstt'Wul. y. ] B[igog' 4, "a na Park ofllE1l;
u,,lioy dal Par. Pan Bog pieklanlnaa
c6reczke; kt6ra Y tym sa-
mYm dniu, to jest " niedzsil'eae--
le ~ lutego zostala ochrzco.,
ne. Chrzestnymi byli: pan
Jan Jeziorek j paniaM aryan-
ma Guzie6ska. Maiej corecz-
&c NJ imie dana Marta; c6rs
kai matka go PREY jalk maj
lepszsm zdroWiu.
hh-e
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-03-14
Move koronki i
haftY, najwiekszy "a
pas muslin6w sprze-
bedzie tanio
u Choate'a
Farna ma sprzedaz.

280 ARROW gliniastego
gruntu, z togo 100 a
kr6W pod p}ugiem to dru-
gle jest cze6cia %pastwiska
cze6cia .krzaki. do klrpdowa-
MIA. Osiedlic sic moze jeden
albo dw6ch gospodarzy, gdyz
So diva domy mieszkolne j
!nne zabudowania. 81 mill do
Fairchild i 81 mill do Hum
berd, Wis. W}a6ciciel zada
20 dolar6w "a akier, zap}ata
ratami, podlug um6wy. Zg}o~
sic sic do
L.. Adams
Fairchild, Wis.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-03-14
Fairchild, Wis.
ZnalaZ1 nareSZCie.

I. A. Harmon, z Lizamore, w.
Va, poviada: w kohcu znalazlem
prawdziwa pigulke kt6ra nigdy
mnie ME zawodzi: i ola pozytku ma
inne dolegliwo6ci z odretwieniem
watroby j. sastarzalyoh zapohah,
chce powiedzieG: ,,Bierzcie Ora
KingNew Life pigulki''. Gwa-
rantowane przez M. J. Kowalew-
skiego, .aptekarza, "a skuteczne.
IS cent6w.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-03-14
Ojeiec M1cha1

spedzi} wiele lat pomiedzy dzi~
.kimi p6{nocno zachodnioh Wy
briefly i podczas piracy jake
misyonarz, odkry} tajemnics
ich specyalnego lekarstwa ma
reumatyzm; wszyscy uwazali
&e klimat i st6sowne dyety spe-
cyalnie przyczyniaja sic do le
.czenia tel choroby i to same
lekarstws kt6re przez swe dzia-
}anie ma krew powoduja najeze-.
6ciej niebezpieczne rany, kt6re
wyleczy bez ma mniejszego zna-
ku zatrucia Arwi nawskro6 OTTO.
czone najbrudniejsze j niehy~
gienicz niejjsze po}ozepie, tysia
com zostalo przywr6cone zdro-
vie W kr6tkim czasie gdY to
lekarstwo zosta}o polecone pu-
blicznosci. Wstapcie zobaczcie
sic 2 agentem W Park hotelu,
zadajcie mr.. 49,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-03-14

POTRZEBN'Y Jest organi-
sta, kt6ryby by1 zdolny "a
razem ~prowadzi6 szko}e pa
rafialna " polskim j angiel-
skim jezyku. Zglosi6 sic pod
adresem: The Trustees Of
the Polish Church.
. Silver Lake, Mimi
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-03-14

'7DadEle prOpOnlOWaf ma kdH-
dydata~' REPRESENTATION Nam 60
tutaj potrzeba. Zreszta, Same
eprzez sic rozumie sic, az;
propozycyas goracego Polaa-
ka" " numerze 90 eDzien.
Pom, wraz . k~onsekwency.
ami wyciagnietemi " co l'i1'
6ci6lejszem zbrataniu sic Sla-
8skaz wielkopolska Jest nam
bardzo a bardzo sympaty
czna. slask zdobyty dla spra
w narodowej! = mile to
br,zmi,iak kazde SERGE p'o''ll:sa|kziiee' .
porusza. Jednak jeszcze Wiele
piracy potrzeba MIN nilo b'ed 'Fle'
90 MONA glosic 6wiatue GALE ca
|mu ! czolem I podniesieo'nrem
!. 2, Gala pewno6cia. zwycie.
stro wyboreze to zWyciestwo
mqzozyzn, to zwyclestWo
.tych wkresowych,
kt6rzy potraf1iLllii t.. ob l:''l!1Il'lt po-
czuciie narodowe do pewnnego
j " sercachmezczyzn
ale jeszcz,e ME zdobycie Sla-
ska, zdobycie ca1ej ludno6ci
polskiej ola sprawy naro g
wei. .
Zdobycie Slaska- to IVY y
ciestwo kobiet, kt6reby po-
trafi}y obudzi6 uozucie
" narodowe sercach
matek polskich "a SlaskuIa-
kie JUL tutaj pracuia, ale
nam potrzeba jak najwiecej
tych Polek patryotycznyc'h
dobrych Ton j wspl6praco-
Wniczek na kazdem p p
ably nam zdobylyrodziny1po-,
lskie, a raczej u6wiadodml-
~ matki obecnych i przy-
szlych pokole6. Wielkeopol
sko! Dallas man, mellow opa-
trzno6ciowych, kt6rzy dzi l''
StarelPolski do]prowadzili do
tego %rozwoju, re dis wysy}a-
my pos1ow do Ko1a pol.
skiego. Daj nam jeszcze jak
~najwiecej patryotycznych Po-
lex niewiast, kt6reby sic pc.
6wieci1y, szczerze piracy oko-
10 odrodzenia Slaska -daj
oam jak najwiecej kreso-
wych. bohaterek ma polu
piracy ~narodowej-a wtedy
dopelnisz dzie}a PREY wr6cisz
Slask ca1kiem ojczyznie j
zasiu1ysz ma wdziecznosc
calego narodu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-03-14
Dzia}a jak czary.
r -,

Pan D. N. Walker, redaktor cd
Spice Journal Enterprise, Loouisa,
Va, powiada: ., Wlas} mi gw6zdz
" noge " zeszlym tygodniku ma,
tychmiast przyloty}em Bucklena
ma6t arnikowq. Me bylo zaduego
zapalenia, mas6 wygoi}a rane". Lee
czy kazde skaleozenie, spsrzehie
choroby sk6rne. Gwarantowane
przex NJ. ] Kowalewskiego. $50.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-03-14

safasSs ssssssasss@4sas saesa
tenn, zgraja sfanatyzoWa-
nych dsab6 v n soentroYyeh
chodzi1a 20 mlasteczku, czJy-
haiac ma kazdego, kt6ryy bYll
by SIC zdradzit 2 sympatya.
mi ola polskiegof kandydatas
Jednego 2 wyborc6W v ME:
6cie powalono IA ziem'e i
przeszukano mu kieszenie "a
kartkami polskiemi. Go Una
ieziono, TO zniszczono, lecz
6w bohater wyborczy mia .l.l n q
kazdy przypadek partke pol
ska ma piesiach achowana
to oddal, chociaz wci6nieto
mu kartke centrowe j kazano
mu ia oddac. 20 % miaste-
czkiem ko6ezylo sic co praW-
da panowanie o~entrowc6w..
Ma zebIraniach wiejakich do
broczy6cy centrowcy wraz
z ks Garnczarskiem 7uslyszes
Ii zdanie ludu polskiego.
Podobnie by}o W innych
miastach i W niektteorych5
wsiiach, mianowicie " Tosze-
ckiem. Ma mic sic to przydalo..
Zwyciestwo Jest, j Jest VIA
snych. silach polskich. rs.
prob. Jankowski otrzymaf
II, 1877 g}os6w, to Jest 1890.
wiecej niz zesziego razu. DO
zwyciestwa ME potrzeba mu
.-by}o g}os6w socyali6ci byli.
sic zupelnie wstrzymali %
g%}osowania, byfby zawsze je-
szcze c%onajmniej juz 1000
g}os6w wieeej mia}, ni6 PREY
g16wnych wyborach, a@to
starczylo zupeloie ma ivy
ciestw,o. "Gazeta Katolicka"
wykrzykuje niema}o ma to-
mat "sojusz Polak6wz socy-
alistami" ale milczy 0 tenn.
ze centrowcy " Bawaryi "a
warli TAXI sam soiusz z So
cyalistami, a jeszcze gorszy
sojusz zawarli ma Slasku pre-
civ kandylatom ksiezom DO
"Kola polskiego" Wiem, re
ola politycznej partly rzecza
to wazna jest, ~uzyskac lak
~najwiecej mandat6w, lecz wo-
lalby, gdyby W przYsztocl To-
go ro1zaju sojusz6w ME "a
wierano, jak %ostatni, kt6ry
"a westfalskie glossy polskie
mial nam zapewni6 diva czy
try mandaty z Grudziadza
donosza, zessocyali6ci ME do
trzymali slowa. W Gliwicko
Lublinieckiem ME by1o nam
potrzeba owych g}os6w, a
" Kozielsko Strzeleckiem mic
ME pomog}y, jezeli wogg6le je
oddano. Ostateczny wyn1ks
g}osowania W Kozielsko
strzeleckiem jest taxi: polsk X
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-03-14
KORESPONDENCYElE
GHOJNICE, Nebraska
Redakcyol
9. marca, 1907.

.SZanoWna RedakcyO!
Prose- D umieszczanie "
gazecie poni5szych slow XII.
Ia, kt6re tn krefle. ' 8.
q rozkazu NajprzeWieleb-
Eniejszego ks. biskupa Richaf-
da Scannella, pozegnal sic 2
Mani nasz Wielebny ksi9dz
proboszcz Boleslaw Ratka,
kt6ry tn 2 Mani aprzebyWal
lprzeszlo 8. lat q M jego
miejsce przyszedl wiel. ks.
Ireneusz Jarka, mlody je-
szcze BIO dopiero przeszio
rok temu ~wy6wiecopy ma
kaplana,
Ksiadz B. Radka przenie-
stony zostal do Ashtonu
Nebr.; byion tn bardzo lu-
biany z swej u~przejmo6ci
ola kazdego, vice zal nam go
bylo okropnie, lecz many ma
dzieje, ze nasz .nowy pro-
boszcz ks. [. Jarka pozyska
serca wszystkich swych para
fan W kr6tkim czasie, DO do
..broduszno6c j szczero6c od~
bija sic z twarzy tego zaccne~
60 slugi Bozego. "
Pan Michal Szydzik budu-
je. wielka stajnie, prac4 PREY
budowie wykonu;e pan Fran
ciszek Wardyn, znany tn
~budowniczy. Drzewo wszyst.
ko zwieziono W ;ednym dniu,
gdyz pan Micha} zyjac do
brze z swymi sasiadami POI
5prosi1 ich a oni mu tez z
naiwieksza checia przysz}i z
:pomoca; zebra1o ich sic al
pietna6cie furmanek i wszyst-
ko drzewo zabrali ma jeden
raz.
! Pan Szydzik i'm sic cato
wywdzieczy} DO zabral z SO
ba z miastu becz6lke piws
do domu, gdzie ich "a K
pomoc dobrze uraczy1.
Pan M. szydzik Jest dob
rym obywatelem j dba I
wychowanie dzieci; OTTO 2
Lego staraniem uf)rmowan'
nowy dystrykt szk6lny j pc
budowano piekna szkol
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-03-14

-
kandydat. Sismianovsk 92T,7O
lglos6Ws sc 81 Ky die
Kan GIowacki II, 1876. Rad
tswcy hakatysci dostaczyli
|ksiedzu GIL. 1850 glos6w i'm
Esavdziecza swoje zwyciestVo
EWyborcy polscy " swojej
wiekszo6ci odwrocili sic Cd
niego. JUL dis 6piewajag a:.
zety rzadowc6w kompromil-.
Isle to macy, beda zadali
cd c%entrow6w, mandatu do
sejmu. Dzi6 JUL nio stanie9
lie. Glowacki ma czele 9 po-
slow : polskiego Slaska Y
Berline-iest ich juz tylkso' Z; 4
wraz z wodzem: G., ks.
Frank j gospodarza. Strzoda
"a "a lat najdalej moze
Ejuz ME bedzie AMI jeden "
berli6skism parlamencie. A
|sejmowy zastep 6laskich CEN
trowc6w r6wniez- sis kruszY
Stracili 4 mandaty do rzadoW
COW i nacyonali bera'6W, 4 no.
Wy podzial obwodu przemY-
slowego ma 3 okregi wybor.
cze(po ! po6le) ME przynie.
sic i'm zadnej korzy6ci, jezeli
ME postaraja sic 0 kompros
mis- z partya polska, skoro.
prosta nieche6 w:yborc6w
|polskich przyprawila ich q
strate 4 mandat6w. Ale chwi-
lowo 0 tem mowy niema--z
powod6w ~zrozumiaiych. &
Jezeli do tego ME przyj.
die, bada straty centrowe
W mandatach %ssjmowych je-
szcze wieksze, gdyz r%zadowcy,
z ktoremi obecnie centrowy
sic tax 6ciskaja, ME beda
tax wzglednymi kontrahenta-
mi jak my Widac to tut v
Kluczborsku :!Oleskiem,
gdzie "a jeden mandat sci
mowy ~przyw6dzcy centric
wi sprzedali glossy kato1ickie,
chocia1 ~ludnos6 katolicka
wynosi 81 procent. vice 9
w1asnych si}ach mog}aby
przeprowadzic posl6w byle, by
la szczera chez do walki wy
PREY Tegoroczne wy
| borach do p%arlamentu CEN
trowcy ola mi}ej zgody 4
"konserwatystami ola Villas
nego spokoju i wygody bro:
Mill mandatu ksiecia Hohen.
lohego do ostatecznozci. Pre-
civ wyborom zostanies zafo-
tony protest, a je&eli parla.
ment go uwzgledni, naten'
czas kandydatem bedzie pew
ME zn6w Ks prob. Ro5owski
Jendryska i da Bog zwyciez.
2 togo powodu lepiej bedzie
skoro ks.prob. R. Mkt MI
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-03-14

Piekne szkockie
mu6liny W p~ieknych
kolorach ! stylach,
tylko &c yard u Choa-
tea.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-03-14

gdzie Oh teraz dyrektorem,
vice toraz dzieci, kt6re m l1El'
siialy ch1old1zzii,6 "a trzeoh do
czterrecch mil Ill nl,aia si'z'lkol4 bis
Omaha daily bee., 1907-03-09

SWEET PoTAToEs-1llino per large
Dbl, $3.50 seed sweet potatoes. per Dbl,
NNSAvY BEANs-Per bu.. SIS: No. 4
LIMA BEANs-Per h., SIC.
BBAGE-Holland seed, home grown.
&c per ID; new cabbage, per h., 2hc.
POTATOES-Per bu., 50lr7bc.
oNioNs-Home grown. per bu.. &c; red
or 0r ye eTsts s S5SrSo0' per 'O &C. S'nn'
PR uTTAliTAG4s-About 100 lbs. to sack.
N" cur BEEF PRICES
Ribs: No. 1. lbc; No. 2 &c; No. = 50
Loins: No 1, lSc; No. 2 i2e; No. = 100,
S SoaSd M So sS Ne 10. ss NO No. qt$
Plate: No l. 5Ac: No 9. &c; No. 3. &C.
MISCELLANEOUS,
CHEESE - New fun cream Wisconsin
wheel Swiss cheese, l7alsc; block Swiss.
lie; llmberger. l5c; young Americas. $50
FIsI PEI white ssSs's Sfe.se ~as.s
caught. 19c; trout. l2c; halibut, lie: salmon,
l0o; catfish. l5c; herring, dressed. pan
frozen, &c; perch, scaled and dressed, 10;
perch. skinned. dressed, headless. &c; crap.
pies, round. 6Q9ei crappies large. fancy
sse 9 se ls S blue sh. iSo: T red snappes
l2c; roe shad. per paiT' SoaiOe; frog legs. .oci
Holsters sresn Per H.. Sac; lGostsrS boiled
HoNEY-Psr q frames. ss;5o
onsIter Dbl. loo ms, $500; Norway mack.
srel' No. i, $500: No 2. $500: herring, In
bbls,. 200 lbs each. Norway. Y. tll.Oo
No. /, iiMc: No. 2 1Oitc; bull hides &c; green
hides No. J. l0c: No, 2, &c; horse, N.b00
AS; sheep pelts, 5Qc@s1.2 b. Tallow, No. /.
tibe; No. 2 slhc. Wool, 15Q22c
SIDER-New York, half barrel. s2.7b; bar
&c Ct;oiFFEE-Roastes, No, IS, 1sc per Ib.,
No. 80, nc per ID; No. Is, ISc per To-; No.
To- ice per ID; No. q. lSc per ID.
SUGAR-GrariulateG cane, In sacks, S.Ni
! Granulated beet, in sacks Sill.
| NUTS-French walnuts, 151kc; Californin
| walnutb, No. q soft shell, 13c; No. 1, soft
| she'll, 16c; Brazils i6iad1Sc; pecans, 19d22o;
| nlberts, 196D14c; peanuts, raw, TIC;
| roasted, &c; California almonds, hard
shell. l7ihc; Tarogona, 171c' cocoanuts,
CANNED GOoDs-Corn. standard. west
srn, 55d60c Maine. t1i5 Tomatoes, s-lh
cans, ,S1.45; 9-ib. cans, S1.2o Pine apples,
! 9& Gallon apples, fancy, S26odS.O0. CALI
! Peaches, fancy, sl.75d240; II. c. peaches
] S200Q2.50. Alaska salmon, red, N.25i fancy
| Chinook. F., s2.1Q; fancy sockeye. F., n.sA
| Sardines, quarter oil, $275; three-quartets
| mustard. $500. Sweet potatoes, Sl.l09l. IS
@Ss beams, .lS,, 5Oasoc rimS beans, i:iS.
7Jc6s1.S6. Spinach N.S5. Cheap peas, alb
6Oc; extras. n.OOd1 .l5; fancy, A.2Sg1.S.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-03-09
JAPs TALK OF KoURoPATKIN
Several Oriental Generals Express
Themselves on Book Recently
Published by Russian.

VICTORIA, B. c.. March s--The steamer
shawmut which arrived yesterday from
Yokohama, brought Japanese newspapers
with interviews given by Japanese generals
regarding Kouropatkln's comments in his
recently issued book on the late war. The
Hochit Shimbun says Count Nodzu, who
commands the main Japanese army, writes
praising General Kouropatkin's personality
and admitting that he only unsheathed his
sword out of loyalty to the fatherlandA
He was handicapped because the Russian
troops were dispirited and consisting OF
various races were not inspired by strong
patriotic spirit. Prior to the war, said
General Nodzu, General Kouropatkin
thought II premature TO open war with
japan and would have refrained from COM
mand of the Russian armies had not the
war party In Russia precipitated the out
break General Oku, who commanded the
second japanese army, writes criticising
Ko1ropatkin, stating his books to be simply
an excuse for the Russians. Kouropatkin,
he says, should have been able to restore
order in his army between Lao Yang and
Mukden with better results. w.
General Nodi wrote, refusing to give his
opinion on Kouropatkin's work. ESQ
Count Itagaki. according to japanese
newspapers has launched propaganda for
the abolition OF titles TO nobility in japan
beyond the life time Of present holders.
The Toxic municipality will endeavor TO ar
| range a loan Of s25,00000o for a scheme Of
| harbor improvements The loan is to be
! received In three installments ending in
! 1914
Omaha daily bee., 1907-03-09
Doston Copper Market.

These quotations are furnished by Logan
g. Bryan, members New York and Boston
Omaha daily bee., 1907-03-09

SHEEP--There was a fair run Of sheep
today and the market as whole was In
very satisfactory condition. Buyers were
still anxious after strictly good killers and
anything OF that description met with ready
sale at fully steady prices. Thus good
ewes sold up to $780, the same price that
was paid for the top yesterday. string
Of very good heavy shorn wethers brought
$500, While strictly good stun is selling
to such good advantage, the common and
medium grades are more or less neglected.
The fact Is, buyers are making a wider
range between the different grades and are
buying the stun more on its merits, thus
while the tendency this week has been
upward on good killers II has been down
ward on the common to medium kinds
Good light lambs were wanted. but there
was nothing desirable among the early ar
rivals. Heavy lambs are not so much
sought after. buyers for some reason or
other giving the preference 20 the lighter
weights.
lambs. s.. 25d7.5O; fair to good lambs, 50. 80
l.25i good to choice yearlings lamb weights,
SO lbq6.50; fair to good yearlings, lamb
weights. s5.Sd6l5; good to choice year
llngs, heavy weights, $5.s5Q610; fair to good
yearlings, heavy weights, S.6O@5.S; good
to choice old wethers t5.50d5.75; fair to
good old wethers. E2565 80; good to choice
ewes, S.26Q6.50; fair to sOod ewes, A70Q
1926.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-03-09
Wool Market.

BOSTON, March S.-WOOL-The CONF
mercial Bulletin OF this city, baslng It's
report on statistics gathered from tho gov.
eminent, will say tomorrow of the wool
market: New business is of moderate
volume and the general market quiet.
Large buyers have withdrawn after their
heavy purchases of last week and the
week before. Late last week fully 5000
pounds of Montana and Oregon sold, tile
latter not being included in our report az
that week. 1t transpires that the Nom
tana staple sold largely at 23hc and tho
Oregon at 23@2Shc. The secured cost is
about 72c. Sales this week include con-
siderable clothing at 21@23c. or 81 q GEO
clean. The movement in Australian ard
New Zealand woods Is steady and at salts
factory prices. The feeling hero Is con-
servative and there Is np~speculative ten
dency. Values for domestic are not more
than steady and but slight change Is an
ticipated The London auction seles are
expected TO open firm at unchanged prices
Tuesday. The shipments of wool from
Boston to March Z, inclusive, according TO
the same authority are 5S,952.295 pounds.
against 50.170,33e pounds at the same time
last year The receipts to March Z, In
elusive, are 1885,, 062 pounds, against Az
44s.O46 pounds the Same period last year
ST. LOUIS, March 8.--WooLr-Medium
grades combing and clothing, 24Q2SMc;
light fine, 20623c; heavy fine, $50 1So;
tub washed, 500 3Sc.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-03-09
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Rtp1rts Of Damage in sOutkwsst BY Green
bug Verified
WHEAT TRADES IN STRONG BULL MARKET
Vartisl Crop Failure IN Texas and
Oklahoma fsom Green nus Dis
counts Heavy Shipments
from ArEentina.
OMAHA. March 8, 1901.


Wheat opened easier on reports Of record
lower cables. but the market coon took
Dullsh turn when reports OF extensive
damage to crops In the southwest BY tue
green bug were substantially verined. Ad-
wees from 4 exas and Oklahoma were to
tne effect that the green bug was playing
havoc with the spring crop and there were
ruf1.Ors OF blight TO the crop IN Michigan
and northern Ohio and Indiana.
me bears were routed by the unfavor-
able reports, together with strong buying
In the north west, and the market advanced
in large fractions. May wheat, which
opened at 70c asked, quickly rose to WAC
Gain OF NC over the closing prices OF yes
tordaY. .
Corn was strong in sympathy with wheat,
although liverpool cabled lower p Prizes;
toward a hardening In prices.
Oats and corn were In little demand,
however, the attention Of traders being
directed to the wheat market.
May corn closed al an advance Of NC
and oats was firm with a sustained advance
Primary wheat receipts were sesOOO bush.
receipts last year Of $1,000 bushels and
shipments OF 1900 bushels, Corn re-
ceipts were $4,000 bushels and shipments
5s2, COO bushels, against receipts 81 SI2,OOC
bushels and shipments OF bS4,OOO pusnels las'
Ciearnnces we're ls7, 600 bushels of corn
1900 bushels of oats and wheat and Hour
equal to 5000 BUSHELS.
Liverpool closed I'D lower on wheat and
Argentina wheat shipments were Of record
quantity, 4,624,OO0 bushels, against S,lS60V
bushels last week and 1891, 000 bushels fol-
the corresponding week of last year. AT
against 73O00 bushels last week
Local ringe or options;
Omaha daily bee., 1907-03-09
stock in stEht,
Stock In Sight.
OF live stock at the six principal
OMAHA WHOLESALE MARKET.
Condition of Trade and QuOtatIOna on
Staple and Fancy Produce.

Condition of Trade and QuOtatiOna on
staple and Fancy Produce.
E0GS-Per doz., l6c.
ROSTERS. IQ9c; geese, &c.
BU1TER-Packing stock zoe; choice 70
fancy dairy, 8QBe; creamery, BqSc.
No. bottom. $40: es GRADES. S.iOSs.O OF
Rye straw, 500; No. l alfalfa, tll.sQ.
BRAN-Psr ton tls,
6TRAWBERRIES-Cho Texas, ~ quart
cRASBEERiEs-fPsT Fer i Dbl. st.5oss.5O; IN
APPLEs1fancy Greetings. per Dbl,
$50; .Jonathans,. s46O; New York apples,
$3.50; Iowa and Nebraska, eauns and cook
ing. t2S5QS.00; Winesaps, 800 per box
PEARs-Winter Nells, per box, s3.Oo.
TROPICAL FRUITS.
FIGS-California, bulk, SIC; 6-crown
Turkish, Ne; 4-erown Turkish, l2c; S-crowH
Turkish, loo
LEMoNs-Limoniera, 800 and 800 size
DATES-Kadaway, $40; sayeTs, 6ei hal
lowis. new stuffed walnut dates. Glib. box
BANANAs-Fer medium sized bunch
s2Ooa9.8; jumbos, SaE0as5O
GRAPE FRUIT-siEe q 70 90 1850
OR oRAN ~ dSa, naysls s ,sr
choice, large sizes, s1,e6.
DEETst FURNIPs AND cARRors-Pel
ToMATOEs-Fl Florida, sO-lb. crate, TLo0
LEAF LETTUcE-Hot house. per doE
CT3UMBERs-Per doE., $500.
RADIsHES-Per doz. punches, $50
PARSLEY-Hothouse per doz punches
l0c.
HEAD MISREPRESENTATION. per dos.
OLD VEGETABLES.
TURNIP6, CARROTS BEETS-Per bu
76e: DarsnipS, per bu.. N.B.
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Cotton Market.

NEW YORK, March s.-CoTToN-SpoI
ding gulf, II. 70c; sales. l.SH bales.
LIVERPOOL. March S.-COTTON-In
spot Eood business nsss,,D was DONE prices
middling, d60d; middling. e24d; low mid
ding, SID; good ordinary, 5.S6d; ordinary,
lsed. The sales of the day were 1900
iation and export and included 5000 bales
American. Receipts. 1000 bales, Including
ST. Louis, No, March G-CoTToN-
Steady; middiing lO7kc. sales, PAS bales
receipts, 652 bales; shipments 2TS bales
stock, So al bales.
NEW ORLEANs, La, March sS-.CoT.
TON-Spot closed hrm; sales, 3, 40 bales
low ordinary, CSC, nominal; ordinary, TSc
sS,na Eo1a oraihaad5 ie f.,s 70" oo o
middling. II 1b-1ec: middlinE fair u 1b-i6c
nominal fair, u 9-l6c; receipts. SIN bales
Omaha daily bee., 1907-03-09
Fnreirn RinnncinI.

LONDON, March S-Money was In fair
demand and supply in the market today.
Discounts were firmer Prices on the Stock
pect OF an Improvement until the position
In New York Is better and the monetary
outlook Is cleared. Consols continued to
droop owing 10 lack OF support and kindred
that gold was going out TO South America
assisted in the depression. Americans iuc-
tuated erratically. Offers OF only a few
shares were sufficient TO cause the drop OF
point early In the day but later the mar
ket showed more resistance. The New
York advices In the afternoon came fairly
Omaha daily bee., 1907-03-09
Total Receipts .....
The disposition of the days receipts was
as follows. each buYer purchasing the

CATTLE-Receipts OF cattIe as usual OH
a Friday were light. eighty-one cars being
reported. The market as a whole was with
out any very great change In any direc-
ton. The trade, however, was fairly active
so that the most of the receipts changed
hands in good season in the forenoon.
Beef steers sold in about the same notches
as they have all week. There was no
quotabe change in the market today, and
there has been comparatively little change
on any day during the week.
Cows and heifers also commanded steady
prices, the few loads here moving OF In
about the same notches as yesterday.
Barring one string Of six cars of pulp fed
Colorados, there were very few feeders on
sale this morning. Such as there We're sold
quite readily in spite of the fact that II
was a Friday, the Colorados bringing Sass.
REPRESENTATIVE sales.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-03-09

NEW YORK-March S.-The London tin
market was higher with spot quoted at f192
5s and futures at ESQ lis Cd. Locally the
on the average with spot quoted at A2 COG
42.10. Copper was lower abroad with Lon
don quoting spot at e1O9 Is Cd, and futures
at clio los. Locally the market was Arm
and a little higher on some grades, Lake
being quoted at $25. 25q25. 10 eleetrolyttsT at
s25. 00d25.25; casting at S245Oq24 70. Lead
market but remained unchanged at $1,000
$50 locally. Spelter was unchanged at e26
in the Lodon market and at $8sO,96. 30
locally. Iron was unchanged at 54s 4d for
standard foundry, but little lower for
Cleveland warrants, which were quoted at
Eet was unchanged. No. / foundry north
ern is quoted at S25. 25Q26.25; No. foundry,
northern at s24 75Q2s.75; No. foundry
southern at 260oq265O; No. foundry
southern at S25.OOQ1260O.
ST. LOUIS, March s.-METALS-Lead
dull at S60h Spelter, steady at 800
Omaha daily bee., 1907-03-09
st. Louis Tive stock Market.

ST. LOUIS, March S-CATTLE-Re-
ceipts. 500 head, including 200 Texans; mar
ses HsS DRESSED beef and b9taSer
steers, A.S5Q5.75; steers under LOCO lbs,
$3.75Q4.75; stockers and feeders. sS.6OGl4.75
SSe; bulls Sc 25@s5: caves - 50 SoIsoo Te yyg
and Indian steers, $2.5q6.6O; cows and
heifers $290d5.60. s.-.
HOGS-Receipts, 5000 head market sc
&C. 65q7.0 0i butchers and best heavy, 5000
7.05.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts, 500 head
market steady; native muttons, S.6O16.00
lambs, A.25d6.7b; culls and bucks, 5000
400; stockers, 2.506p3. so.