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KANSAS CITY, MO, March So-CATTLE
Receipts, 1900 head, including 500 south
erns: market steady 10 l0c lower; packers
and feeders. strong; choice export and
dressed beef steers, &5.9O06.B; fair to good,
ers and feeders, Ao0@6.eO; southern steers,
u. 6O96.e %; southern cows, ns6o6.o0; native
cows. 1.6Q6to; native heifers, S.eO961O;
bulls, 81. 5o@6.oo: calves, $A00G7.lN.
HOGs-ReceiptA 1900 head; market 30
lower; top, 8%; bulk OF sales, 9A6O46Ss
heavy, IS 159Ss6; packers and butchers, SEQ
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Rscsipts, 5000
head: market 10c to ice higher; Colo
rado lambs. 500; lambs, 367T1eM; year
linEs, s65o9T.S; wethers, &.6o666 ewes,
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sHoSHoNL Wyo.. March ~9.-(specisl.
The body OF Danie Cavanaueh. an old
trappAr, which was found on Spider creek.
after having been badly mauled and dis
figured by coyotes, has been buried at the
spot by order OF Coroner sehoo. Bttb re-
garding C~avanaugh Is know Ia this sec
ton. except that he made a living from
trapping. The condition Of his body indi-
Gated that he had died from heart dis
ease and that his body had been mAule6
by coyotes during the several days which
interviewed between the time Of death and
that of the discovery OF the corpse.
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Total receipts ....85

The disposition of the days receipts was
as follows, each buyer purchasing the num-
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cash quotations were as follows;
FIOUR-Firm; winter patents, &a
4 S7I: straiRhts, S.l5G6.5e; spring patents,
StOQkSO; straights. N.16me.S; bakers, N.O5
RYE-No. ., Ts@as1kc.
B~ARLEY-Feed or mixing, S9Sso; fair
to choice mailing, 644S6Ac.
SEED6-F1aN, No. / southwestern u.5Ih;
No. / northwestern. A.G1S Timothy, $40.
Clover. 500.
PROVImONs-Mess pork. per Dbl, 81. $50
ITO. Lard, per 100 lbs, 5000. Short ribs
sides Oooss), RB0p.N. Short clear sides
Oboxed), te.6Ooa@-
Total eIearanees of wheat and -four were
equal 20 1900 bu. Primary receipts were
E2OUo bu.. compared with $4,000 hu. the
corresponding day a year ago. The worlds
visible supply, as shown by Bradstreet's,
decreased 81. 800 bu. The amount of bread
stuff on ocean passage, estimated receipts
for tomorrow; Wheat, 80 cars; corn, IS
cars; oats, 80 cars; hogs, 500 head.
BUTTER-steady; creamertes, 22lk@e9hc
dairies, 30605kc. 4,
RGGS-Steady, At mark. cases included,
firsts, 1ec; prime firsts, Hc.
CHEUSE-F1rm: dAisies. 16&9lsc: twins,
I5c; Young Americas. lbc; long horns. l5c.
PoTAToES-StronE; choice 10 fancy. 900
zee; fair to good. MdS8c.
POULTRY-Easy; turkeys. lie; chickens,
1910; springs, l6c
VEAL-steady: 30 to eO-lb. weights, SIC;
a to S-lb. weights. size; IS to llO-fb
weights. eqioc.
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st. Louis Live stock Market.

ST. LOUIS, March @-CATTLB-RA-
eeipts. 5000 head, including 800 head Tex
ans; market steady to Toe lower; native
shipping and export steers. S.ooQ7. 10;
dressed beef and butcher steers. Aoc0S1S;
and feeders, &3.7b@6.D: cow and heifers.
81 I4pe 10: Gamers, t2.0OG2. Is; bulls. 5000
B.1: calves, &6o@e.0; TEXAS and Indian
steers. 1S.7sd64o; cows and heifers' H.F0
B.9.
HoGs-Receipts. 11.1oO head; market, 50
1Oc lower; pigs and lights. A+dSs0; pack
ers. ss6@s.S; butchers and best heavy,
SHBBP AND LAMBs-Rsceipts, 2Ot
head; market, 15GD25c higher; native NUT
tons, D6OG660; lambs, t600Qs. 10; culls and
bucks, $5.B066.5 30; stockers. SH44.@.'
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Cotton Market.

NEW YORK. March 8.-The cotton mar
ket opened steady at an advance of 2 10
points IN response to higher cables than
expected and sold about 3 to 6 points net
higher during the early session on active
covering and fresh buying for long ac-
count. March contracts touched 9.63c, or
even with the previous high level for the
month. There was heavy realizing on the
advance, but prices eased off only a point
or two from the best and the market con.
tinued active during the middle of the
morning. with the tone steady.
Spot cotton closed quiet; mlddling up
lands. 9.8c; mlddling gulf, lOt0c. No sales
Futures opened steady; March, $500,
May, s.55c; July, 9.44c; August, 9.lOc: 90.
tober. 9.2sc; December. s.36c; January. e2ac,
April, $500; May, S.blc; June, SOC: July
. .I2c; August, 1850; September. s.Sc; DC
tober, s.2ec; November, s.2Sc: December,
anuar s.lsc.
GALVESTON, March @-coTToN-Mar.
ket higher at 3 7-l6c.
NEW ORLEANS, March @~-COTTON-
Spot, firm; low ordinary, 8 9-16c, nominal,
ordinary, &C, nominal: good ordinary
Z fs-l6c; low middling. SIC; middling, 3 7-ise
good middling, 9kc; middling fair, 1OAc.
fair. lie, nominal; receipts 4,25 bales.
stock, 33c, SOL bales.
ST. LOUIS, March S0.-COTTON-Steady
middling, 97-i6c; sales, i20 bales; receipts
S,0lI bales; shipments, 2,sD bales; stock
"A, OS5 bales.
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Ranroaa Ia E1aneratea.

ROCK SPRINGS. Wyo.. March 80, -(spe-
eial.)-rhe coroner's investigation OF the
death Of Engineer Laying and Brakeman
Pearson, who were killed by a railroad
accident near Granger, has resulted IN a
verdict generating the Union Pacific Rat
road company f~rombiame. the evidence
showing that the engineer d~isregardsd a
danger signal and ran into a deral-
switch. the death Of himself and the brake
man resulting. -.
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AND FEEDERS
II feeders. 100 S 80 1A feeders. .l032 s I,
"a feedera. 1852 8 % y

II feeders. 100 S 80 14 feeders. .l082 s 30
"a feeders. 1862 5
HOGs-The wards were full OF hogs this
morning. The stock yards count At 10
O'Clock showed A7 cars in sight. with a
rumor that late trains would bring the Of
ficiA count considerably above that num-
Der. This means that the receipts were
the largest OF any day since March IL.
when the official count gave the total a.
&S cars, and, with that exception, the
largest OF any day since May OF last year.
At the same time, other market points
were reporting liberal receipts. with prices
decidedly lower in consequence. About the
same time came advices Of lower opening
on the Chicago provision market. All these
bear features combined TO make the mar
ket at this point very slow and late in
opening. When packers began bidding at
all It was on the basis of a l0Q1Sc reduc-
ton In prices, and a. salesmen we're not
prepared to make any such concessions
without a vigorous fight. the forenoon was
we'll advanced before any business OF con-
sequence had been transacted.
When the trade was once under way the
general market was JUST abous &c lower
than yesterday. While the trade was Al
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WEATHER IN H GRAIN BELT
Increasing CI~OudIness, with Possibly
Rain or snow Wednesday.

OMAHAs Mafcn ~, lWS.
An area of high pressure extends from the
western Canadian provinces south over
the. Missouri valley to the west gulf states,
with its crest over the extreme upper val
ley, A depression overlies the lower noun
tain district and southwest, with It's center
over New Mexico, ana is followed by an
area Of high pressure on the Pacific coast.
This unequal distribution of pressure over
the west Is causing unsettled weather west
OF the Missouri river, and rains and SHOWS
are general in the mountains, and light
souri, valley. Conditions are favorable for
increasing cloudiness, with possibly rain
or snow In this vicinity tonight or Wednes-
day, with no important change in tempera-
ture. The low pressure over the eastern
states Is moving off the upper Atlantic
coast, and Is followed by snow flurries in
the Ohio valley and generally cloudy wea-
Their over the eastern states.
Record of temperature and precipitation
compared with the corresponding day Of
the last three years:
1869. 1905. 1907 1895.
Minimum temperature. p 70 IS 50
Precipitation .,....,"...... 90 II % 90
Normal temperature for today, 5 de-
grees.
Deficiency In precipitation since March
l, SO inch.
Deficiency corresponding period in 1905.
| % inch.
Deficiency corresponding period in 1907,
liz inches. l.. A. WELSH.
Local Forecaster,
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EvapOrated Apples ana Dried Fruits

NEW YORK, March 3o.-ENAP0RATFD
APPLES-Market continues quiet, with
fancy quoted at Sa69&c, choice at 1.nT&c.
prime at eq6%c and common to fair al
with quotations ranging from 3Nc TO 7lAc
for new crop California fruit un 10 40-5o'
ana from 6ISc 10 &c FOR Oresons N-50s e
@-as. Apricots are IN = strons position
with choice oroted at, a4Mt0c extre choice
at 10dl0Ac and fsNc' at 1tLdi9c, Peaches
are firm. with choice quoted at 6d6i. =.
extra choice At 6.66@c and fancy at ~
sac. Rsisins are dull and MORE nr lees
unsettled, with Loose Mitscatel quoted ~
2~lI614isc. choice 10 fercy soeHad a. is.T
shc. seedless e. Sa4d5iSc and London Law
ers at $l.2oN11.Sn 30.
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THE OMAHA DAILY BEE. WEDNESDAY, MARCH 81, 1909.


NEW YORK. March SO.-MoNEY-on
can. easy At 1ird2 per cent; ruling rate, ?
per cent: closing bid. IL per cent; offered
at ~ per cent. Time loans, quiet and
steady; sixty days, 2s per cent; ninety
days. 2i46sA per cent; six months 9Nn
PRIME MERCANTILE PAPER-sl4q4
per cent.
STERLING EXCHANGE-Steady, with
actual business in bankers bills at Ns6lbd
Ass2S for sixty-day bills and at A.sIO for
demand. commercial bills. As5fkd4.s6.
sIBVER-Bsr, 5Olzc; Mexican dollars,
&C.
BONDs-Government. steady; railroad
steady.
Closing quotations on bonds vs-s as fol-
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rope. decreased 10000 bu.. total American
and European supply decreased assoc bu.
Corn United states and Canada. in
creased 1ToO0 bu.
Oats United States ana Canada. in
creased 5000 bu.
The leading decreases and Increases re-
ported this week follow
Decreases-Manitoba. 10000 bu.; MIME
. polls private elevators. Bon hu.; Roches-
ter. 1000 hu.
inCrease-St. John. I0g 900 bu.
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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET
Cattle Steady-H0gH Five Cent
LOwer-sheep Barely steady.

CHICAGO March N.-CATTLE-Re-
6 sei SS, 1900 head % mar steady; ssss ss;
eco; bulls, 12B@6.&; calves, tS.606S.00
stockers and feeders, R.096.So.
HOGS-Receipts, 1900 head; market &c
lower; choice heavy shipping, N.00H7.1 10
butchers, S6,8@7,1 10; light mixed, s67S@6@i
choice light, sSa@7.W; packing, $6s697 90
pigs. $69oQ64o; bulk of sales, t6So@7.00.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts, 14,00
head; market barely steady; sheep, 5000
100; lambs. N.o008.&: yeariingp, $5.eOD7.S IS
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EiEhty-HOur snowstorn.

CHEYENNE, Wye. March 0~.-(special.J
The most protraeted spring snowstorm in
many years ended here this morning. snow
having fallen without cessation for eighty
hours. Tonight very little OF the IAN re-
mains on the ground,
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s,o,x CttS Live seovk Mar.,~t.

SIOUX CITY. Ia, March ao-Cspeeial
TeIeGrlm)-cATTLE-Receipts. 2cO head.
Market lower; beeves. N.60f6.b; fat cows
and hsifers, H6oR6.6o; feeders, t4.oO66.1;
yeariIngs, 1L0004.D.
HOGS-Rsceipts. 5000 head. Market 50
loo lower; range Of prices. S4O@S.B bulk OF
sales, S65Od1S.@.
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New York Mining stocks.
Treasury stafement.

WASHINGTON, March 30. 49, Today's
statement of the treasury balance in the
general fund, exclusiveBo OF 1.-The $50, 900, 900
gold reserve, shows: Available cash bal
ance, 1888. 230,051; gold coin and bullion,
Sal ,SSs, 290; gold certificates, SAG, 875. 80.
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a.. Jouepk Live stock Market.

ST. JOSEPH, Mo, March N.-CATTLE-
Receipts, 600 head. Market dow; steers
~ b01S. 90; COWS and heifers, steady at
3. zoos. 70: calves, steady at B.5097.o.
HO0s-Receipts, 5000 head. Market &
lower; top, $50; bulk Of sales, 6B06So.
head. Market steady; lambs, N.00a.so.
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ToIedo Seed Markell.

TOLEDO. o., March 9o-SFED-Clovsr.
cash, &.t5; March. &45: Aprl, $50 nc-
tober. @O; December. 26.n2Ih; No. 2. S6.s2ls:
No. 3. s5.22h: rejected. t6.Oe: neglected, 81.
Timothy, prime. $50. Alsike. prime. s. %.
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Susar and MoInAses

NEW YORK. March S.-SCGAR-RaW.
test. ACE; m0lasses sugar. 3.sIc; refined
steady; No. 6. 4.45c; No. 9. 4.35ct No. 10, I,Sc,
No. n. 4.25c: No. Il. 4.l5c; No. 10, Acc,
40. "a, 4.l0c. confectioners' A, 476c,
mould A, 5.3Oc; cut loaf, 5.7bc: crushed
5.65c; powdered. 5.O5c; GRADUATED, 4.95c'
cubes, 500.
MOLASSES-Quiet: New Orleans omen
kettle. good to choice. 2Sd30c.
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COnee Market

NEW YORK, March O-coFFEE-The
market for coffee futures opened steady at
unchanged prices and closed steady net :
points lower to 3 points higher; sales were
reported OF &.Oo0 bags. including March at
Lac April ana May, 7.aOc; July, soc. Sep
TENDER, ssoos October 6lOe, December, sos
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LIVERPOOL. Ma-cb, %. -WHEAT-Sn~t.
steady; No. ? rcd. westeru winter. &c ~
Futures, quiet: Way. Sc 4isd; july, SIS 5ssA
Sentember. Sc I'D.
CORN-Srot. firm. new h~1artcsnAnive@
via Galveston, 5s load Futures. quiet
May, IS s1ad.
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MIwaukee GreIn Market.

MILWAUKEE. March a-WHEAT-
Steady; No. I northern, n1siAQl.1s; No.
northern, S1lsi9d1tT liz; July, h,05k@i .O6J
bid.
RYE-No. / aNdS01zc.
OATS-Standsrd. 54is66Sc.
CORN-May. 66S4c bid.
BARLEY-Sample, 62d66o.
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London stock Market.

LONDON. March N.-Trading in Amer
lean Securities was quiet and prices were
steady during the first hour today, At
noon the tone was steady, with Union Pa
cific and Reading II higher and the rest
OF the list from Il TO u lower than yester-
days New York closing.
London closing stocks
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Metal Market.

NEW YORK, March a.-The London tin
market was unchanged today. with spot
quoted at e1s2 lis Sd and futures at EiSS
Us &c. Locally the market was quiet. but
advance in the London copper market, spot
CLOSING at e67 and futures at ES7 13s "a,
The local market was firm, with an ad-
vancins tendency, particularly on electro
lytic and casting. Lake was quoted at
N2,SI@dl3.121t eleotroiytic at s1a.5odt2.ib
and casting at Sl2.S71d12.e SEE. Lead was
lower. at E13 i2s Sd In London. The local
market was firm at M07x64.i0 Speltsr
was unchanged at Ell Ia Sd In the London
market. Locally the market was firm and
a little higher at M.T7h64.82h. The Eng
lish iron market was unchanged at 4ss ioisd
for Cleveland warrants. Locally the mar
ket was quiet and unchanged. No. l foun-
dry northern. $1e.25d3i6T5; No. ., S15,75dt6.26 :
SIS. 76@16&.
ST. LOUIS, March 8.-METALs-Lcad.
higher, A.W. spelter. quiet. A.65.
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NEW YORK. March 0.-Special cahlel
and telc6rephic communications received
BY Brsdrtreets show the changes in avail
able supplies as compared with previous
account Avsilabls supplies:
Whoat-United states, east OF Rockies
decreased $4,000 bu.; Canada decreased
decreased $500 bu.: afioat forsand IN III.
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Rank Clearinrn.
Wool Market.

OMAHA March a-Bank clesrings for
today were $2,122, 27.es and for the CORE
spending date last year $1,e6l 1912.
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81. Louia General Market.

ST, LOUIS. March N-wHEAT-Fu-
lures, lower; cash. higher; track. No. 2
red, cash, Sl.3SG1.31; NO. 2 hard, A.l51ka
1.ah; May, 31.15h; July, 3LO2ssd1. OLA.
CORN-Neak; track. No. 2 cash, 661k6
Sc: No. 2 white, 6ehc; May, S41sc; July,
65ikG65kc.
OATs-Wesk; track, No. 2 cash, sac; No.
2 white, 55c; May, 627sc; July, 4Slsc.
RYE-Nominal, soc.
FLOUR-HigheT; red winter patents. 81. 81
1850; extra fancy and straight, g. 5000
hard winter clears, &,1Gd4 20.
SEED-Timothy, $2.50d3.52,
CORN MEAL-S.30.
B~RAN-steady; sacked, east track, n,1s
9l.20.
HAY-steady; timothy, ss.5Oa14,5o; prairie,
t9OOG11.OO.
IRON COTTON TIEs-Ssc.
BAGGING-7c.
HEMP TWINE-7c.
PROVISIONS-Pork lower; jobblug, Sl7.25
Lard. lower; prime steam, S9.S0d9.S0. Dry
salt meats, firm, boxed. extra shorts. &c;
clear ribs, Toe; short clears, 10c. Bacon.
firm: boxed, extra short, 1O7sc; clear ribs,
lie; short clears. lie,
POULTRY - Weak; chickens. l2hc;
springs. 16c; turkeys, 1+d1sc; ducks. 11hc:
geese. &c.
BUTTER-Steady: creamery, 23631c.
EGGS-HichRr 11hc- case count
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PAnaaeIDhIa Produce Market.

PHILADELPHIA. March 3-BUTTER-
Dull nj solid packed 1c lower; extra west
ern creamery, nc: nearby prints. sc.
DGGS-FIm; &c higher; Pennsylvania
and other nearby firstA. free cases. 2ic. al
mark; current receipts. in rcturnable cases
&c. at mark; western firSts, free cases. 21c
at mark current receipts, free cases, 1sq
SC, at mark.
CHEESE-Firm; New York fun creams
CT dice. iSkG15Ae: fancy to good, liHGl5c
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Kansas City Grain nnd PrevIsions.

KANSAS CITY. March s0-WHEAT-
Unchanged; No. ? hard. N.15hG1. q; No, 3
hard. S1.13a1.1 10; NO. : red. NSO@1.S6; No, 3
red. N.2S11.8.
CoRN-Uncnanged TO NC lower; No. 2
mixed, CSC; No. 8 mixed, 62%6SSc; No. 2
white, CSC; No. 3 white, SIC.
OATS-Unehsnged; No. ? white, 5Sqo6c;
| No, 2 mixed, 5ld62c,
RYE-T347c.
HAY-Prairie. 2S6S0c higher; others un-
changed: choice timothy. 3l0.OO6l0.50; choice
prairie, s.. T5dlO.OO: choice alfalfa, $4,000
1900.
BUTTER-Creamery. SOC; firsts, sc; sec
| onds. s8c; packing stock. lie.
EGGS-Extrss, 19c; current receipts, flat
AT l7Ikc; seconds and dirties, l5Ac,
RAcalnts Chipuaaufs
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no time very active the hogs kept selling
and by midday everything was disposed OF.
n close ives weak At the decline The
big bulk Of all the hogs sold At AsnNa@,
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oils and RosIn.

OIL CITY. March 0-o1L-credit bal
ances. N.TS; runs, 1H,157 bbls.; average.
age. eos, 627 bbls.
SAVANNAH. Ca, March SO.-oH-Tur-
pentine, firm. 37hc.
RosIN-Firm; sales. go casks: receipts.
1872 casks; shipments, 1,091 casks: stock.
tO.1D casks; B, S.5; d, $3.50; F. S.. "a: a.
9. 20: n, s.. 80: /, s.. 10: X. &5.6, NJ. So SO: L.
| IS. IS. VIC. s. 50. WV. &Sa. =
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az loo. spot steady, Rio. No. :, SIC; san
tos, No. T. esc; mild, steady; Cordova, "a
6i2c.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-31

BOSTON, March So-Monsy. call loans. Q
dSIs per cent; time loans, Shq4 per cent.
! OfHcial closing:
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OMAHA enNRRAb MARKET.
STAPLE ..a Fancy rr'ees r~r'
,fsNea ~ Ruyers ana wholeuSlerA

nisAea By Bsysrs sd w~holesSlerA
BUTTER-Crsamery, No 4 deliver . 70
the retail trade In lib. cartona, Ne; 30. 4
q e.lb tSe' y No : y LID: ssr'ISS
fancy dairy. tubs, n0e1c; common rob.
fresR made. soc. Market changes every
EG0s-Eresh selling stock. candisd. 40
ne. No storage stock In Omaha market
CHEEsE-Finest Wisconsin t0n cream.
swlS ost se f N SooS HI IL; aslsas en- 2S1 3 SSSS;i
ibSc; cream hrick. fun case. isei BLOCK
sElss, isS; iulI;SresH liPA1sser, isd a..
No. q Sho. Loin.. No. !. 1Stci No. 4 ltc; No.
4 Tic. Chuck, No. l. T4ci No. = &c; No.
IS; Tss. RsHi se.a NJ No / ! ~! w. ss / :Ss; kSS.
NPouLrRx-Anvs. springs. lac: hens. iOc:
s ssys. IS, Sc pi STsS l PER a S.'' Sc shI sui SSs.
Dressed, hens, ne; sprinEs lSQis1ci .coei1
vi fisaaI@ovw s ffoaSn. rc: herr,ns.
SIC; salmon. Toe; pike ecI PIckerel 6it0Tei
trout. loci catfish; lSsisc; h.ilSns. g: rsS
&C.; perch, &C; Goldfish. l1c; ameits. Be-; ssls,
i5c; Holsters, green. sc; koiled. tOej frogs
No. / ribs. INC: No. :. $50; Nc, 8 stc.
l chuck, NC: No. 2 &c: Nc. ; S1to, No, !
Y THSnd' &c. sI' Nc Nc. I I &C. &C. No Soi a sc. &C. No /
FREsE FRUfTsE Apples. NsE York
Baldwins. 81 fancy BSs pA-k. -; Missouri
Pippins, n.2s; Idaho Roam ssauties. 81;
nanAs, b-buneh lota. $40 per 10. oranges
nlS@896 Lemons, S60eLoU. Grape fruit.
y Grapes. Maiagas. $50 per keE. Florids
pineapples, per crate, g.
VEGETABLES Kansas s~Weetpotatoee,
k.Ib per Dbl. California celery, large, 16c;
smaller, 60c. New York Holland seed cab
bsge, 2Ae per ID. Wisconsin Red Globa
onions. INC per ID. California eaulif1eWeS,
= per crate. Tomatoes, Florida. ehasket
crate, $50; Cuba. e-bAsket crate. s.. LET.
tuce. per dos, t0c. Old veEetabies-pag.
snips, turnips. carrots-S2,B per bbI. TiortAs
Dew beets. earrots. parsnips, turnips. etc.
'aTRXwRERRrEs-Do "a.
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wHEAT-No. a hard. n11H9li2; No. 3
hard, $ln9n 101t; No. 4 hard, N.OS@1. on; No.
. spring, 3L,0sGli04 Ae
CORNING. g. SIC; NO. & soly@6O%c. No.
OATS-sNo. 3 mixed. 4eJka6Oc; No 2 yell
ard, Sic. ITlFfNT
RYD-No. 2. 74e; No. 5, 1s&a7sc.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-31

SILVBR-Bar. steady at zShd per ounce
MONEY-2h@ ON per cent.
The rate of discount in the open slarkeI
for hort bills is 2 per cent; for three
months bills. 1%61h per cent.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-31

DULUTH. MINI. March @-WHEA1
Close: NAV, Aifii: July. u.05h: No.
northeIn, illSA No ? northerh NlS4
OAT6-Osc.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-31

Bigger. Better. B~usier-Thats wfu adj
vertising in The Bee does Tor your
business.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-31
stock In siRht.

Receipts of live stock at the six prin-
cipal western markets yesterday:
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-31
Minneapolis Grain Market.

MINNEAPOLIS, MINI. March 30
WHEAT-Closs: May. 81 l4x; July. sl.iSS
northern. a.16isal1sA; No. 2 northern,
n14eQllte; Ne. 3 northern. M10AQl.l2A
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-31
Local Securities.

Locai SechFltieSs
Quotations furnished by Samuel Burns
ST., 61i New York Life, Omaha.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-31
Very Large Run Of Cattle, with
Prices Tending Lower.
HOGS UNDERGO SHARP REACTION
sheep Command About steady Prices,
hat Lambs sell Ten Gents Lower
Trade Reasonably Active
NJ Current Figures.

The following table SHOWS the receipts OF
cattle, hogs and sheep at South Omaha tor
the year TO date, compared with last year
1909. 19e. Inc. Dec
Cattle ......,... 20, SIS Nl, No ..,... .S,St
Hogs .... TO,47b 500, as ..... N,1A
Sheep .......~.... 4l4.1eO 364,s 5s,A2 "''''
The following table shows Che average
price OF hogs at South Omaha Tor the last
several days. with comparisons;
Date. 1909 .I1sOV, llSO7. 1905. 1895. 1894. 1905.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-31

Peoria Market.

PEORIA, III, March 1.-CoRN-strong;
No. 4 white. 64sc; Nc. 2 yellow, S5&c. No. 3
yellow. 6Sl4c: No. 2. sac: No. 8. 65nc.
O~ATS-Stsady; No. 2 white. 5pte No, 3
white. 52hg5sAe; No. Z white, SEE; stand
ard, 53i2c.
The news=record. [volume] (Enterprise, Wallowa County, Oregon) 1907-1910, 1909-09-15

sisted,' or "were charming" in some par
ticular raiment.
The doctor advised change for Por-
ter, the purpose of which was to make il
impossible for him to return to his work
before his complete recovery Evelyn
and the doctor chose Asheville before
they mentioned it to him, and the plan,
of course, included his son Grant. Mrs
Whipple still supervised the Porter house
hold at long range, and the general fire.
quently called alone to help the banker
over the hard places in his concalevsence.
A day had been fixed for their depar-
ture, and Mrs. Whipple was reviewing
and approving their plans in the library,
as Evelyn and her father and Grant
discussed them.
We shall probably not sss you at
home much in the future" Mrs. Whipple
said to Mr.. Porter, who lay in invalid
ease on a lounge, with a Roman COM
forter over his knees. you'll be sure
to become the worst Of gad-abouts-Eu-
rope, the far East, and all that"
II guess not" he said, empha atically.
Il never expect to have any time for
loafng."
"Well, you're going now, anyhow. Don't
let this girl get into mischief while you're
away, An invalid father-only a young
brother to care for her and keep the suit
ors away! Be sure and bring her back
without trail of encumbrances. Grant"
she said, turning to the boy, .you must
protect Evelyn from those Eastern men." ="
I'll do my BEST" the lad answered,
Evelyn doesn't like dudes, and Wary
says all the real men live out West"
81 guess that's right" said Mr.. Porter.
She rose, gathering her wrap about
her. Grant rose as she did. His man
the hall and took up his hat to go down
to the car with Mrs. Whipple. 1t was
dusk, and a man was going through the
grounds lighting the lamps. Mrs. Whip
pie talked with her usual vivacity of the
New Hampshire school which the boy
had attended, and Of the trip he was
about to make with his father and sister.
They stood at the curb In front of the
Porter gate waiting for her car. A buggy
stopped near them and a man alighted
and stood talking to companion who
remained seated.
'Is this the way to Mr.. Porter's sta
ble?" one of the men called to them.
"Yes," Grant answered, as he stepped
into the street to signal the car. The
man who had alighted got back into the
buggy as If to drive into the grounds.
The street light overhead hissed and then
burned brightly above them. Mrs. Whip
pie turned and saw one of the men plain
ly. The car came to stop; Grant help
ed her aboard, and waved his hand to
her as she gained the platform.
out in Clarkson that Grant Porter had
disappeared.
Ito be continued.)