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CORPORATION ELECTION.

CORPORATION ELECTION.
Notice is hereby given that an Election OF
One Person to serve as
MAYOR AND FIVE PERSONS
to serve as Common Council, for the City OF
Westminster, Md, for the ensuing year, will
be held on
MONDAY, THE 9Th DAY OF MAY, 1907,
between the hours of IL m. and 6 p. M, st
the late residence of
MRS. M. E. GRUMBINE,
No. Y East Main Street, Westminster.
o. D. GILBERT, Mayor.
HENRY B. GRAMMER, Clerk. apr II st
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: ICENsB NOTICE.

ICENSE NOTICE.
Notice is hereby given to all persons and
bodies, corporate or polite, to whom it may
concern, that they
MUST OBTAIN A LICENSE,
or renew the same, on or before the
FIRST DAY OF MAY, 1907,
according to the provisions of the Code OF
Public Laws of the State of Maryland.
JOSEPH l.. FRANKLIN,
apr123t Sheriff of Carroll county.
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Shoes for Everybody.

The fact wish continually emphasize regard shoe department
that only handle goods recommend for good We will
handle shoddy occasionally
bad pair the for nfbe and all make
Mistakes and of the caution bad will But
every such possible and the few
will happen which fault of the stand ready
make good claim We ask tell shoe does
satisfactorily that the and adjust entire
satisfaction. One object in all dealings please
The have made of shoe department oncivey that
efforts appreciated.
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The New General Secretary Of the
Maryland Sunday School Associa-
ton.
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M. e. Conference Appointments.

The 123rd annual meeting of the Baltimore Com
ference of the Methodist Episcopal Church which
was in session in Cumberland this week made the
following appointments:
Baltimore District.
Rev. J. c. Nicholson, presiding elder.
Annapolis-First Church-G. w. Miller.
Maryland Avenue, ]. L. Walsh.
Annapolis Circuit, J. w. Hammersley.
Baldwin Memorial, o. E. Lang.
Baltimore, Bennett Memorial, F. A. Kiliman.
City Station, First Church, Fl. F. Hall and w. A.
off as5e1 ". A. Haggerty.
Clifton, W. ". Costen.
Eutaw, E. L. Hubbard.
Fort Avenue, w. E Bird
Grace, Hampden, B. W. Meeks.
Guilfoid Avenue ]. P. Hand.
Epworth, Ralph Pearce.
Madison Avenue J. st. Clair Neal.
Mount Vernon B. F. Devries.
Mount Vernon Place. w. F. Sheridan.
Park Place, strawbridge, c; E. Guthrie
Patterson Memorial. S. W. Graftiin
Roland Park, w. G. Mallalieu.
South Baltimore. X. G: Murray.
Twenty-fourth Street, ]. w. Edwards.
Wesley Cha pei George L. Jones'
Woodbury. Avenue, y Al LonieT ~ c.wae WI
Baltimore Circuit, j. l. Winger, Z. T. Ca"oe' W. T.
Cairley, J: E. Snyder,
Calvert Ii. E. R. Reck
Chestnut Ridge, A. A Bichell
Glyndon F. G. Watson.
Hunts, H. w. Burgan.
Magothy and Mount Carmel, Henry Nice.
Mount Washington, Joel Brown.
Resterstown, W. NICK. Hammacks
Smithville w. J. Meeks.
Solomous B. W. Meeks. -
south River, l.. NJ. Ferguson and NJ 8. Crowder.
SwindelI Memorial, U. C. Parrish.
St. Mary's, II. R. Muller.
West River, l.. NJ. Ferguson. oo,.u.
Iohn r Goucher president of Womans College,
member of City Station Quarterly Conference
John B. Van Meter, professor, Womans college,
H. H. Clark, chaplain United States Navy. member
of First church. Annapolis Quarterly Conference
L. 4. Wilderman, agent Maryland Bible Society,
member of City Station Quarterly Conference
Hugh Johnston, secretary trustees Womans COL
lege, member of City Station Quarterly CONFER
ence. -,
W. W. Davis, superintendent of Mountain Lake
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The 123rd annual meeting of the Baltimore Con-
ference of the Methodist Episcopal Church which
was in session in Cumberland this week made the
kol In,r irnra rroin
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-02-26

liberal this uoruinE but the total vas re-
duced by thirteen cars which were sh.pped
cut sunday. not being held FOR todpTs
market While there waE some rlEhf Euod
stuh on sale the average was none toe
good.
While the market vas not very Hctive-
d was aruareut mat strictly GOOD sncep
and lambs were wanted and anything ~
that description c. mmandec steady prices
Choice Mexican lambs Euld ss high aE A-pe
being the best price paid In some little
time
The common and medium grades q both
sheep and lambs were SLOW and hard %
move. As noted last week the only thing
Tor shippers % Do under the circumstances
is 20 hold hack Their sun until q D.
thoroughly fattened and ready for TIRE mar
ket s. long as there IS enough desirable
killers coming u mest TIE demands Of PACK
ers inferior grades srs certain g ne ne
elected and can D. depended upon % sen
70 big disadvantage
Quotations on killers Good 20 choice
lambs g7eaE s.. fair 20 good lambs. $50
dI-R; good % choice yearliuEs. lamb
weights &.efI64 81. fair 90 good yearlnCs
lamb weights. s. 7Sd6-Go. Eucd % choice
yearlinEs, heavyweiEhts. s. Isu6pt. fair TO
good ysarllnCs. heavywelgEts. s. 5sra. D b
good 20 choice old wethers. s. &l5 g. fair
70 good old wethers, G.Ea5h; good to
choice ewes. S5ggG5.a5. fair 70 good. G-5o1
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-02-26

Closing quotations on Boston copper mar
kst rep rfsc by Logan a. Bryan, IL Board
- ~ A. building Omaha.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-02-26
stock IN Sight.
Receipts Of live stock al the six princi-
OMAHA WHOLESALE MARKET.
Condition of Trade and QustatiOns on
staple and Fancy Produce.

EGGS-Fer duE-, Ac-
LIVE PouL,TKY-Hensi SlFgssi roosters
DC; turkeys. l-g1Sc, ducks, Sul0cs young
roosIerss leIscs geese. SersC-
Butt Ek-Facking stock &c. choice 70
HAY-Choice Upland, 8 So medium, sec;
No. ] bottom. $50: on grades, s. 5Jq6 Bu
Rye straw sec; No. J Alfalfa Sll-54
FRUITS
CRAABERRIES-Ps bid, SS.00d6.50
mans & 5545a Ss PsT r S9 apPis. I s
&. 75Qs Do; EinesaDs. & % pei box
c6c61NG 3 F-sI 1 sack Of i SoA s51
TROPICAL FRUIT.
o. F+ss-CaAfoTnla, bglk; 51se; s-erONn
Turkish, l4c. 4-crOEn Turkish, l2c; S-croEn
LEMON sCIAmuudera 500 and s6O size.
DATEsGKa6aEay = sc C sayers. Sc. hal
l9Eis. new stuffed walnut oates. s-lh. box,
BANANEs-Per mediu1n-sized bunch.
t2.0oa2s. lumbgs. g250as-5G
GRAPE FRUIT-size - 10 g. and 81, = =
oRANGEs-Flor1da. go ana 30 SKIES.
g. o.; California naTels. extEa fancy, al
sizes. 500. fancy. s3.7b. choice. & S6lz 90
CARROTS. BETS AND PARsNIPs-
SWEET POTAToEs-minOis. per large
Navy BEANs-Per ba, a. No. =
LIMA bEAAE-feT H. 5-zc.
CABBAG E-Honand seed, home grown
e per II.
POTATOES-Pe bu- 606I1Oc-
RUTABAGAs-About Ia lbs 70 sack
Ul6o
II RNIPS-Fer bu-, 6Oc.
OHloNs-H0ms gruWns per bu. 6)c-'
Spanish. per crate. t2l00. Colorado. per b.
&c
NEW VEGETABLES
BETS. TURSIPs AND cARHOTs-Fer
Coz. zou1c-
TOAEATOEs- FLORIDA, sG-Ib. crate s4.5a
LEAF LETTLCE-Hot house, per dozen
beads Sc
CuCUlE BETgB-Case Of duz-. g G
EADIEHE s-FeT duz- bEncheE. sc.
AEsLEE-HothOuss. PEI Cox bunches
aG
HEAD LErTuCE-southern per ooI-
g 0nlA
CIT HEEF PEICEE
EIis- 10. = Iic- No = g. Nc- q 49,
Llins- No- = 1bcs "a 2 ne Ne 3 lsc-
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-02-26

ehuek. Ne. Z 6. Nc. 2 Sc. 10. a &C.
Fls'e. No. I -. 80 q 50. &C.
CHEESE - New fuu cream Wisconsin
twins lee. new fuu cream brick. lel1dl7cs
Wheel swiss cheese I7alSc. block SWISS.
ar Es ii5 ahy White ss ss'' Srosssa w R5s
caught l1c. trout lie. hBlIbut 12c salrnoc.
10, cathsh ibc. herring dressed. pan
fruEeu- &c perch. scaled and dressed &C..
perch, skinned. dressed. headleEs e.: crap
l5c. black bass Sc. srneits, sweet ana hne.
10 eel L. h.as hsh l5o. red snapper.
iossters. gree. per ~. &c. lobsfsrs. solied.
per ID. aac. muCkereL spanish. ptr ID. Ice:
mackerel nauve 80 uer r.
HONEN-Per % frames, $50
CURED FIsH-FAuly white FISH. per
quarter bhl.. 10 his GN. Norway mack
srsl No 4 'S5e. ~ : - Z. b hsI NJ in
HIDES AND TALLOW-Greeu salted.
Nc !. l2c; Nc. . lc. bull hides &c. greeu
as: sheep peits 51canA Taliow, No 4
4Asc. No. 2 Sac. Wool 1HGs9c
CIDER-New York. half barrel. g. %; bar
CoFFEE-Roaste1. Ne. IS. DC per n;
Nc. 30. &c per 10; No r. sc per II. No.
20 l6c pc 10: No. 2, lSc per 10
SUGAR-Granulated cane. In sacks, s. 2:
granulated beet in sacks, Ri
81 ~ I'm pels. &c pei sal; IN esses
cases. - 2ls-lb cans. s. -
NUTS-French welnU1s. 1s14c: California
walruts Nc ? sofs she'll lsc. No. 4. soft
shell. 1Fa-c. BraEils. 150lec; pecsns. 1s62sc:
flberts. 13u14c; peanuts raw, nc:
roasted, &c. California almonds. hard
she'll lse. TarasoIna. I7ci oooosnUts. Si-s5
per 100 lbs
CANNED GOODS-Corn standard. west
~lr- 55Q61c. Maine. n-lA Tomatoes. 3-lh.
cans. g-lt. g-lh. cans. g1iFCdglH o. Pine
apples grated. 2-Ih- g. H5T2 70. sliced 81 qo
622e Gallon apples. fancy. S6. CALI
furuia apricuts g 90 Pears s. 75de g.
Peaches, fancy. N.75R2so; H c peaches
S2esq2a 30 Alaska salmon. red. SLG. fancy
Chinook. p, E-lb. fancy sockere. P. 8 IS
Sarcines quarter on. C75. three-uuarters
mustard. 500 Sweet potatoes. S1ed1 x.
SauCrkraut g o. Pumpkins slcdEl "a.
Wax beans c-ib-. 5Gdstc Lima beans. s-fb..
15Cafl-&. Spinach. H-B. Cheap peas. 2-lh.
sc extras. s5caS1.l6. fancy. u-SGl-71
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-02-26
NEW YORK STOCKS ANDBOSDS
Spirit Of EItrsms Dependency Sweeps
Over Speculative Operators.
HGSRlnENs AND HILLS LEAD DECLINE
selling IL Constant aRd Demand -
EmaII-western and Northwesfern
Railroads All Have Bis
Losses

NEW YORK Feb. R-Ths action Of the
stock market today gave fun warrant Tor
the assumption that a spirit q extreme
o. the operators. The selling was constant
and the demand was 50 small as 10 be a
negligible quantity except as the cones
SONS ia the price level uncovered some
buying. This demand Was not aggressive n
character and IMPOSED no effective Obstacle
70 the continuous drop q prices
The testimony q Z H Hartman before
the Interstate Commerce commission " as
the subject OF universal discussion. and tn
fan in stocks was generally attributed 20
this cause Wall street sees IN this pros
I-ect q SUPPLY Of fresh fuel for the anger
against railroad and other corporations
which is active in shaping legislative meas
ures and in directing public policy al over
the country. The fear has gained ground
that the stability Of the counuy's pros
T,erity or the avertinE Of coming INDUSTRIAL
and financial depression is 10 be Influenced.
perhaps decided by the course Of public
sentiment on these lines. Last week s
sharpen the anxiety over the longer in
dustr1al outlook. The concern Of discour-
aEeme1t in published utterances amongst
several prominent men IA the railroad and
financial world last week vas digested aT-
parenrly over the interval and became e1-
feCuve iu promoting large dealings in to-
New TorE again refrained from bidding
Tor weekly arrivals Of South African gold
al supplies al a price lower than last week.
Money rates here nevertheless. are inclined
70 work higher. Large mBturities are fall
ing Que OF loans made last fan during the
period OF high rates and Il Is reported that
Interior lenders instead Of renewing are
disposed 10 call in their funds for use al
home
The uuwillinEness Of New York banks 70
resort TO London for supplies 10 replenish
their banking reserves is commonly attrib-
uted 10 the purpose 10 push the sale OF
railroad notes and securities n foreign
markets. which IL Is desired to keep tran
gull for that purpose. Ultimately, however
the proceeds Of such foreign sales Of Sc
cur1ties will be used for railroads and 9th r
improvements an American pruyeT-
ties. with the demand for materials and
the employment Of labor which this implies
A survey Of the days net losses shows a
severe impairment Of values and prices in
some important stocks al the lowest OF
the year.
The western and northwestern railroad
stocks generally came within the special
effects OF the feeling growing ont q the
Hartman testimony. These special stocks
show losses extending to three points or
over up 10 51t in the Hi stocks Else
Where losses were generally from one to
three points and last prices quite usually
the lowest
Bonds were easy fetal sales par value.
tlt1A00 United States es coupon advanced
n; the new fours registered \ and the old
As, y pr cent on call
Inc following was the range Of prices on
the New York Stock exchange:
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GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Wheat StrSrg. IsFpits Heavier BsosiptI
and Bear Cperstisns.
CORN OPTIONS DECLINE QUARTER CENT
Expert Demand Coed for All Coarse
Grains sd Mediterranean asd
Ru..Is said 20 Ne Amer
IeadinE Cereal



Despite .a1ger receipts and the early
today nc. closing al the high point Re
p re of good demand from Russia were
largely responsihle commission houses OF
THIS account being ready 70 take al the
10 said 90 be good generally In Europe and
domestic inquiry was batter.
Corn declined &C from Saturdays close
There Was considerable selling. but the
news al seabuard Of export demand held
The market fairly steady.
and reacted Nc from Saturday. Export de-
ma nd vas good for cats and rye.
Urinary wheat receipts we're l.llf.tS
bushels and shipments $1,000 bushels
ara shipments o. zlEBs0 bushels. Corn re-
ceipts were $500 bushels ana shipments
4teNVe bushels. against receipts last year u
1al-oao bushels and shipments q % 600 bush
- ClearanceE were 8sA 90 bushels wheat
1900 barrels fiour $1,000 bushels corn
Liverpool closed Asd higher on wheat and
1sd lower on corn.
WoriG = wheat shipments u.gl270o bush
els. corn shipments were 4E5. 900 bushels
els; corn increased slA.n90 bushels. and cats
increased t4U00o bushels.
Broemhall says. Russian stocks Of
wheat BY latest statement were l1-sD co.
bushels. but the extra ordinary conditions
prevail where wheat is being brought from
The southern seabuard 10 be sent back 10
the starving Interior"
Wheat was bought by houses who have
New York adTlCes that there is good de-
maDd there for durum for Mediterranean.
that the United Kingdom is buying wheat
there and IN Boston, taking Manitoba in
bond.
Articles. Open High Low. Close. lTes'y.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-02-26

LIVERPOOL Fsh E-COTTON-Spot in
fair demand: prices unchanged. American
middling fair. Esd; good middling 6Asd
middling, 6oSd, low middling. aid: good
ordinary. AID; ordinary. sgsd. Tfle sales
OF the day were A00o bales q which SOC
were for speculs ton and export and tn
cluoed 900 American. Receipts l6.000 bales
including 800 American.
ST LOUIS. No. Feb. 3-COTTON-
Steady; middling l0Asc. Sales. a. bales: re-
ceiI'ts. 81 bales shipments, ldo bales. stock.
g ~ bales
NEW ORLEANS. Pen. S-COTTON-
Spot market steady; sales. 000 bales Low
ordinary, &c nominal; ordinary. e nominal
good ordinary. 5-l6c; low middlinS 5-l6c.
middlinE. 10 T-l6c. Enod ruiddllnE u 5-l6r
middling fair. u 5-lfc: fair q Is-16c: ~
ceiPts. az bales stock. salS bales
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-02-26
View York MininE stocks.
NEW YORK. Feb. @.-Closing quotations
ForetEn Financial.

LONDON. Feb. 3.-Money was IN active
demand for settlement requirements, which
more than Offset the redemption Of 5000 00e
IN treasury bills. Discounts were unsettled
on the revived Egyptian demand for gold
Trading on the stock exchange was quiet
but gilt edged securities received more at
tentiOn the low level Of prices attire citing
investors. while the Bank Of England
cured the gold arrivals without Compel
ton from America created g better feel
ing. Foreigners were irregular. japanese
were weak. Japanese imperial skies Of 1901
closed at 1O22. Rio Ttntos and DeBe ers
were the features Of the mining section
and advanced on Paris buying American
were duu pending the receipt q the VAL
street opening prices There were some
reauzst lions in the forenoon. due 10 the
po0r New York bank statement causing
fractional losses. Later New York sent
selling orders and prices fell away and
closed weak. Canadian Pacific closed al
sVs
berlin. Feb. &-Prioes on the bourse
were irregular Iron shares were weak on
the unfsvorable reports from the Rheuish
Westphalian district
PARIS. Feb 5-Prices on the bourse
were firm Russian imperial tours closed
al 700 and Russian bonds Of 1900 at ~ 90.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-02-26

CHICAGO CRAM AND PROVISIONS
Features of the Trading and Closing
Prices on Board of Trade


CHICAGO, Feb. S.-Liberal export sales
strengthened the wheat market today. the
May option closing al a net gain OF ataSc
isGSe. Provisions were 5alsc 10 IKE
me market was inclined 10 be weak dur
ing the first hour Of trading because Of the
bear1sh character Of the weekly statistics.
Worlds shipments for last week were
sane sane SeeS last Tesr. and that amount Of
broeostan on ocean passage increased
1l1lO6 bu. These factors were supple
west and by mnder weather, which, 1t is
expected will greatly facilitate the move
ment The demand became more ursent
as tradfug progressed. much of the bgs'inE
being inspired by Z report from New York
that hfry boat loads had been taken there
for export The market lost some Of its
strength on realizing sales. bun the close
was firm May wheat opened shade lower
70 a shade higher at sc 10 7S1sc. sold Oh 10
UAc, ana then advanced 10 no lsssc-
Final quotations were at 7S4c- CleArances
OF wheat and -four were equal TO FL 600
bu Primary receipts were LIE 600 bu-
lEEt year. Minneapolis, Duluth and Chicago
reported receipts Of sSs cars, against 50
ears last week and "a cars one year ago.
Liberal receipts had a weakening effect
on the corn market, sentiment being bear
ish for the preater part Of the day; The
small degree IN corn, but the drrnness was
only temporary. Longs ana cash houses
were the principal sellerH. The market
lower at ST1sc 70 EhdsTAc. sold al FAC.
and then declined 20 A. The close was
a. E71sHF7@sc Local receipts were so cars.
Efth three Of contract grade
Oats for May delivery sold today al z24. C..
which Is q new high record for the crop.
The advance Was caused by heavy buying
by local bulls, and livery demand from
cash houses Cash oats were also in good
request for export May opened a shade
over 10 atd1sc higher AT &c 10 z3l.c. sold
91 TO a7sc and then advanced 70 GAG.
The close was At 421Sc- Local receipts
were - cars
Provisions were quiet and easy; pit
traderR sold moderately becaus Of the
heavy receipts of live hogs and the de-
rnAnd Was not urgent AT the close Nay
pork was on SC at aGE . Lard was down
Nc a. q. 7211 Ribs were l5Q17i1c lower al
El24Gak.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow. Wheat
cars. corn. as cars. OATS. IL cars. hogs.
II. 60 head
The leading futures ranged a. follows:
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-02-26
ouota tfens Of the Day On Various
Em~r-~HfrFea

NEW YORK. Feb. E-FJOUR-R Receipts.
E1.s5s bhls.; exports A.sIs bnls; market
%. winter straights ssspaa55. Minnesota
takers. fsE5GG75. winter extras, SZ-6ltla-Je;
winter penis. t2sia1S: winter low
- bhls.. fair 20 rood. s. E'63.s choice 10
fancy. 50 sos - Buckwheat -four. steady,
CoRSMEAI-stsady, fine white and vel
low, g .2tal-E. coarse N1eqll2; kin dried
wHEAT-Recsipts 5000 pu: exports. "a
gl bu SPOT market firm: No. 2 red, s3c
elevator and 49, q o. D.. a1oat. No.
northern Duluth, SO Z. O. b. sfost; No,
exception OF an early half cent break under
big receipts and good weather news the
market was generally firm al day. Gen
eral buying developed Al noon on export
runurs. big CleRrances- unfavorabls Rus
sian weather reports and large shipments
70 the orient. Part OF this was lost and
the market closed NC higher. as follows
July, Sac. September, $40
CORN-Receipts. -. so bu.; exports 3gi.-
ss bu- spot market arm; No. ?, sc ele-
vator and sc Z. o. b, ahoat; No white
sc; No. yellow, 5114c Z. o. b., a1ost
Option market was dul and easier on big
receipts, closing Nc net lower. as follows
OATSReceipts. u 90 bu.: exports. IL E
bu.. market firm; mixed, % 10 e lbs, &c
natural white. - 20 e lbs. 5Bd53c; clipped
white, Is 10 % lbs. 5l954c.
FEED.--.Firrn; spring bran, 81 8. mid
dlIInEs - 20; city; 900 49,
~ :. ~ HA-At'tiAAASs tS4N'Ns EfeA "
HOPs-Quiet state common 70 choice
1896 crop. lsd23c 1895 crop. B611c; PBciiC
coast. lss crop. 19115c; 1905 crop lcdlSc.
HIDES - Steady, Galveston. - TO 9
pounds, roc, California, = 10 = pounds, &c
Texas dry. = 10 - pounds. 1sc.
LEATHER Steady; acid. E14T2ec.
PROVIEION-Beef. firm. family SI5 G11i
r 50. mess s. 5gd10Go: beef hams "a Goa
eco. packet g11 esdl2 o.. city extra India
mess. 81 8D123e0- Cut meats. steady: pick
LED bellies. 40 ESQ; picked hams. a. 9
Ql2A Lard. easy; western prime. 8. su1
$50; refined, steady: continent. HO15. South
America. Sll-0Q: compound. s. 671-dS ss1L
Pork firm; family. sZ5-S9; short clear, SIS O
dl925; mess. TE.5gd1s so
TALLOW-F1rn; city az per pkg, 6&c
country tpkEs. free, 6i@a7c.
RlCE-steady; domestic, fair to extra
S-sd6hcs japan nominal
POTLTRN-Dressed easier: chickens. 1Sd
lsc. turkeys, 1Sq16c; fowls. sd1SA4c.
BUTTEE-Flrm; street price. extra
creamery, SS11 ds4C. Of6cial prices. Cream.
cry. common to extra. 22d53c; held. com.
mon 10 extra, EdSllsc state dairy. com.
10 extra 1Sa24c. western factory. common
TO hrsts. 1149a-1c; western imitation cream.
cry extras, 2suZ7c, frsts 23d24c.
CHEESE-Ftrm. receipts, 1.2g5 pkEs
state fun cream, small and large, Septern
Der. fancy. ia. &C; October. best. LA. g11z1. c
good 10 prime, l2Aq1S1sc winter made
average best, 12lSc; inferior. uAd125tc
skins, fun to light, sd11A4c
BIGs-EAsE; state, Pennsylvania and
nearby fancy selected white &c. choice
2s6SOc; brown and mixed extra. 2pd2Oc
trsts TO extra hrsts 2Sd2S1xc: weEterr
271zc.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-02-26

NEW YORK, Feb. E--COFFEE-Msrket
opened steady al an advance Of bdIb
points in response 10 steady cables, smaller
Jundiahy receipts and continued support
Of the near months. following saturday,
notices. by European shorts and hulnsh
TRADE interests There Was considerable
realizing al the advance. but the market
took the offerings readily and during the
middle session prices were about 1fdI5
points net higher on The active months
The close WAS steady Al q net advance OF
sql5 points sales we're reported q &. Gdf
haEs. including March = E6N Sc. Nav.
b-flS sc. july. s.s5f76oocs Septeuher. GG5d
610c; October. G1n4S 15c: November lhei
steady; No. Rio. ~, No 4 Santos So.
mid cuffes. Qu3ef; Cord0vE, SQ121sc
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-02-26
New York Live stock Market.

ceipts, as head: choice heavy steers.
steady; others SLOW. bulls steady; cows.
dull TO l5c lower; steers. t.55sTt-S214 bulls.
COWS. $40 Liverpool and London cables
quoted live cattle easier al 1l-rC 10 l2Azc
per pound. dressed weight. refrigerator
beef lower. at sc TO s4c per pound.
CAIN ES-RsceiVts, 1.G2 head market
opened 25G5Oc higher; fell on later. barn
yard and fed calves opened strong; closed
steady. no westerns. veals IS 90 10 5000.
extreme quotations al close 1900; barn
yard and fed calves. S4.5Od BIB. dressed
calves steady. city dressed veals. Sa14Azc
per pound. country dressed. Sale
SHEEP AND LAMBE-Receipts. As1
head: sheep steady. lambs. firm; sheep.
SS-5J,Qz 70; no good sheep here, CulfE. SS-50.
lambs y.571sdSO0. cuIis g OJdS.50
HOGS-Recsipts. 1.7W head, market feel
ing steady. but no sales reported.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-02-26
The disposition OF the days receipts was
Is follows, each buyer purchasing the num-
IL Ia -


CATTLE-TThe receipts OF cattle were not
very large this morning. but Etn The de-
mRnd did not appear any roo brisk, 50 that
there were fully enough 10 meet the re-
qUiremeuts Of all the buyers.
Beef steers were SLOW and il was late be-
fore the market opened. When once under
way prices did not look very much dif
fereut from those which prevailed the lat
ter part q last week In fact. sellers az
rule were calling IL a steady market II
there was any change at AL il was on
the side Of weakness.
There were q good many cows and he'll
ers, the proportion Of that kind Of cattle
being quite large. The quality was none
too good. consisting largely q the common
70 medium kind The market was SLOW
throuE bout the whole session and prices
were weak and lower. II was midday be-
fore very much had been done toward
clearing the receipts.
No great change WAS 70 be noted in the
stoCker and feeder trade, the market being
about whore II was the latter part Of last
week In other words. prices today were
about lNa15c lower than they were on last
Monday
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