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81. Take the dramatists: Dick Steele,
gtipsy overnight and writing Conscious
lovers or penitehtial poems in the
morning; Oliver Goldsmith, with his
Queenly comedy, She Stops to Con-
" quer'; Richard Brinsley Sheridan. with
N The School for Scandal: q perfect
picture OF the manners Of his time;
4 sheridan Knowles, with his !'virginius,'
II md Yeats, again with the sublime pa
ssthos Of the Countess Cathleen.' All
these have attained to: high success
and last, but not least, Bernard Shaw.
His name, see, brings the wrinkle Of
amusement to the brow and wakes a
$chuclkle In the throat, hut has he not
4 done more than swell the: gayety. OF ma
tlont? have Of late come to think
4 h hs HI not the Jest some have believed
q Him 70 be. He has deep philosophy
l1tch he Is promulgating in his own
scuiiar irish way, that only 5y, the
u nee assertion Of individual ideals can
Arnai be downed, and social honesty
Il lin. He u the wittiest Of all writ
a in the English tongue today; UNI
8assss perhaps, our rapturous Irish sat
~ Peter Dunno. And speaking Of
a Tists--wbo wrote 'Gulliver's
q slyslsss y,
va the, nDveiists. The author Of
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ARTICLES. o. NeoRsozAzao ON,

o; IS, s6s es ssssssra Z, crs'u and Cream
We. the undersigned, sfor The purpose
Ct organizing a. CORPORATION. under and
flftya eight (5sl;r. Revised Laws of 1905,
smendato thereof 10 h haa as aws
ciate yourselves together ana adopt the
following Artleles of incorporation,
49,: ARTICLE L.; ~.
Els 9s5 e h ekE s2ERGzat!2s c sH r.
cry COMPANY, and the nature 7of its
business shall be the manufacture OF ice
ana butter snd Dairy pfeducts Of
frait IS the board ' Of directors may from rom
time to time dscider upon - -
corporation Shall Be- the h V City Of Mfn aao
apolia' 'Henne IRr,e county " Minnesota.
The tine Of the Of this
April, A. b. $685. and the period 81 its
continuance shall be thirty years,
ARTICLE Ill.,
/, The amount Of the 'capitaf stock Of this
corporation shall. be FIFTY thousand dol
a The dpsss into gs
each, which, shall be paid in, at such
times and in such manner as the. Board
of Directors may require. ~
E--.. ARTICLE Nv. ..
which, this corporation shall at any time
s ss ss9's sSoasans a asa A' 81" :"
(. -; :; ARTICLE v =.
the parties forming this corporation are
Herman o. Eckhart, Charles r. Cofer
snd Bert r H Parks all e the fty
ta MIRA, X. AprrrsY n VT AZ
The government Of this corporation
be vested In a board Of three directors.
stockhoiders at the ANNUAL meeting Of
the stockholders Of the. corporation from
whom shall be selected by said directors
president 9 AND AND
treasurer may be. held by the same per-
Tie annual meeting OF thts CORPORATION
tlty ' of Mi nnen ana Minnssota At such
time Of said day and such. place as the
.ans ea ay 81 nS.d + s she day
shall; be- held thereafter st such time
board Of directors by resolution may de-
eide upon, due notice of which shall be
given to all ockholders. ..3t4.
and Bert r. Davis Davis shan Constitute the
first hoard o. directors, anu snail nolu
office until their Successors shall have
been elected and qualff1ed.
The FIRST board Of directors shall
adopt bylaws in conformity with these
articles, which shall he and remain in
stockholders at, a. regular. meeting, or Il
special meeting called forf that purpose.
In Testimony Whereof ve have here:
o our sea n this 2 sst gut dayof March, A. b.
siSos. s. g ~ Nst'S go - - s!
80 HERMAN o, EcKHART. lseal.l
ic.. CHARLES T. COPPER, (seai.
BERT r. DAVIS (SealD
In the presence Of: ~ y. 49,
/. GORDON V. MQRsN,
MATTHIAS BALDWIN,. $500
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sTATE Of MINNESOTA, COUNTY OF
Be il rememeered that. on this 2sth
day OF March, 1909. before me, g notary
county, personally appeared Herman g.
Eckhart. Charles T. Cofer ana Bert r.
Davis. to me known to- he the persons
going Articles 81 TfEorfe eHsfi and each
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS liat ne executed the same
as his free act and, deed ana for the pur-
poses Herein aMxP RTHfasf BALDWIN.
- Notary PshAs. .iHenAspin: Co.. Mimi
NY commission expires Iuly a. 1910,
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SUMMONS.

STATE OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY OF
HENNEP1N. District Court. Fourth
JudicfaT District. -. t+@ai. MI
Joseph: :Rtvet, ) .?.s,.., {. Plaintiff
A s. Davis, j. A. Davis, also all
other persons, unknown, claiming
any right, title, estate, interest or
lien. in the real estate described in
the, complaint herein, Defendants
STATE OF MINNESOTA, to the Above
Named Defendants: q :'f..'
~, You,. and each Of you. are hereby sum
rnoned and required to answer the com
plant Of Yta1e1 .plainttff In. the above sn-
the f of a 81 tie clsfE II said District
Court. at.th court house, in the City Of
Minneapolis. County Of Hennepin. and
State Of Minnesota, and to serve your
answer to said complaint by copy on
the subscriber at his Office in the City
of Minneapolis, in the said County Of
Hennepin, within twenty (20) days after
the service Of this summons upon you,
exclusive of the day Of such service; and
II you fail to serve your answer to said
complaint within the time aforesaid, the
plaintiff in this action will apply to the
court, for the relief demanded in said
complaint. :. s.
Dated this goth day Of February, 1909
JAMES =. O''BRIEN,
Attorney for Plaintiff,
1913 Security Bank Bldg,
Minneapolis, Minnesota.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-05-26

Articles. Open. High. Low. Close. sat'y'
Omaha daily bee., 1909-05-26
NEW YORK. STOCKS AND BONDS
Early Market is Dull Because of
Anxiety Over Crop Situation.
FAVORABLE REPORTS FROM TEXAS
Wave of Animation IL Followed BY
Lapse INTO Torpid Conditions
Close is Dull, with values
on Down Grade.

NEW YORK, May 25.-The stock market
today diu not retIect mucn inclination to
operators of great Importance. rhe anx-
iety Ielt yesterday on account of the ma
ture OF some OF the estimates OF crop
states was somewhat relieved today, owing
TO more cheerful news of the situation,
but this relief failed TO revive the stock
market. Reports of the beginning of the
wheat harvest in Texas alleged a fair
yield In localities that had been down as a
of the weather bureau took a favorable
view OF the effects Of the rains of the
last few days, but showed general deficlen-
cles OF temperature for the week.
The small wave of animation during the
first hour, during which some effort to
lapse into torpid conditions. which prom.
lsed the dullest day for many weeks. The
threat thus conveyed OF an approaching
a discouraging effect on some holders,
who were looking fr a prmpt advance.
preston In the news of the progress Of
the strike on the Georgia Railroad. and
the dimensions which the trouble was TAX
ing on. Some interest attached to the in
spired announcement that J. P. Morgan
y Co. had withdrawn from connection with
the proposed merger of a number of smaller
fertilizer companies in the south. The
early drop in United States Steel threat
ened an Interruption of the daily success
curity has been making, but this was
avoided when IT stiffened to 81 late in
we Jay l MS oelateu movement was OF
considerable sympathetic effect on the
whole list. An advance In price of refined
copper at the metal exchange was an
nounced and there we're reports that the
selling price had been lifted by the selling
agency OF the principal producers. These
reports gave figures of sales thus far this
month that pointed to a volume Of de-
nveries for May considerably in excess of
any month since the present revival set In.
and well In excess OF the prevailing rate of
production. In the final dealings there was
a general setback, in which Reading. ST.
Paul and Western Maryland were %partlcu-
larry weak. Business left off dull, with
prices on the down grade.
Bonds irregular. Total sales. par value.
$3.416.0oo, United States bonds were un-
changed on call.
lumber Of seles ard leading quotations
on stocks Were as follows.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-05-26

prophet who doped out a
steady, conservative sheep market from
dope can. II was a session OF runaway
values and lots or pyrotechnics in the sheen
barn this morning. About the only differ
ence between tooay's market and yester-
days Is that there was not as great an as.
sortment of supplies yesterday with which
to test values and, of course, the genera!
effect produced was not as impressive.
Prices. opened this morning all the way
from lCq2Oc higher than yesterday, the ad-
vance differing according to the quality
of sheep. The bulk of the offerings were
weighed up on this basis. The demand
was vigorous throughout the session and
the trade was naturally active. Practically
everything changed pands by y o'clock. The
receipts were limited. but the quality and
assortment were better than usual Wool
skins and clippers were about evenly d.
Vided and, while the bulk of receipts con-
sisted or lambs, there was a fair sprink-
ling of sheep stuff.
In the wooded department wethers and
yearlings, mixed, sold at $3.50. and a car
Of Mexican. Colorado lambs topped at ss.25
This is only 10c below the highest price
ever paid on this market for wooled lambs.
The best spring lambs moved at $500. Shorn
lambs topped at $500, and three decks of
shorn ewes moved at $40. This is the
highest price paid for clipped ewes for
some time. The total advance for the two
days this week over last weeks close Is
right around &G60c.
Quotations on clipped sheep and lambs:
Good to choice lambs. S.659s.1 Is; fair 10
good lambs, $7.15Q7.65 good to choice light
yearlings, &.25d6.7b; good to choice heavy
yearllngs. S.75Q6.& good to choice weth-
ers, $.O0Q1db0; fair to good wethers, SO. 507
500. good TO choice ewes, $5.Sd6.40; fair TO
$500. ~
Quotations on wooded lambs: Good to
choice lambs, $s.75@9.25 fair TO good lambs.
s.. 26ds.6.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-05-26

CATTLE-Receipts OF cai,.e were small
this morning, orly 1865 cars being reported
in, as against $50 cars last week, PCS cars
two weeks ago 300 cars three weeks ago.
Most everything in sight consisted of kill
ers, either beef steers or COW stuff.
As was the case yesterday, the demand
was principally for the handy light or
medium weight cattle and the good kinds
commanded steady to strong prices. On
tho other hand heavy cattle and inferior
light and medium grades were slow sellers
and IL was late before a clearance was eff
fected. A few head of cattle sold up az
high as 800.
Cows and heifers were in very fair de-
mand and sold quite freely at. about the
same prices as prevailed yesterday. In fact
statesmen almost without exception were
quoting II as a steady market in the face
OF a reasonably active demand.
There were no stockers or feeders of any
consequence In first hands, the supply OF
that kind OF cattle being very small. There
was some little inquiry and The feeling was
that anything desirable would have COM
manded good firm prices.
Quotations on cattle: Good to choice corn
fed steers, s6.50qT.O0; fair TO good corn
fed steers, $6.0Oq6.5 30; common to fair corn
fed steers, $5.0Gd6.00; good to choice cows
and heifers, S.40Q6.25; fair to good cows
and heifers, $4.50Q5. 10; common to fair
cows and helfers, $2.5094.50; good to choice
stockers and feeders, $4.40d5.5O; fair to
good stockers and feeders, $1,000. 40; com
mon to fair stockers and feeders, S2.OO6p
400; stock heifers, $3.25q440; veal calves,
N.0oa7. 81; bulls, stays, etc, S3.50Q5.6
Representative sales.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-05-26

KANSAS CITY. MO, May 3.-CATTLE-
Receipts, 7,4O head. including 2O soItherns;
and dressed beef steers, SG.50dT.Oo: fair to
good, S.259i.46; western steers. S5.F6S 80;
steers. A.25dS.70 20; southern cows. Ss.sSd4 50:
MA tive cows, $3.O0d6. 20; rative heifers, A..5d
100: bulls. Sc. %; calves. S4O0a5.75.
HOGS-Receipts. 1900 head; market So
loc higher; TOP. $40 bulk of sales, IS. cog
.T.S5; heavy, sLS0@7.40; packers and butch.
ers, T.0gT.S6; light, s6.75@715; pigs. 1850
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts, 500
head; market l0a25c higher: lambs. 50 500
OBS, >yearlings. $5.60n7 so; wethers. &.OO4
GEO; ewes, Hl5Oas2O; stockers and feeders
sc.25d5O0; Texas muttons, S4OOa66O.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-05-26
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Favorable Weather Conditions Brings
No Change in Cables.
DOMESTIC CONDITION Is THE SAME
with Favorable Reports from Grow
ing Fields Continuance of the
Present High Levels IL
Predicted.
OMAHA May Is. 1909.

MAHA May %, 1909.
CaUl,s did not answer our advance yes
tcrday account Of more favorable weather
conditions. The domestic conditions re-
main unchanged and, unless more favor
able reports come from the growing fields,
the present high levels win continue. Very
high prices In all markets result in nervous
values and the general congested cash sit
uation causes heavy and nervous fluctua-
tons. Receipts of corn are good and the
demand is only moderate. High prices are
restricting the consumption, but farmers
arr not selling freely and with any decline
would refuse to deliver.
Wheat ruled erratically higher during the
early trading, but later eased off under
profit taking sales. The cash situation Is
very tight and the fluctuations are ner-
Vous and unsteady. Thu undertone is very
bulllsh. May wheat opened $1.34h and closed
at 1914.
Corn was Inactive, but held steady with
no change. Offerings were more free, but
values were higher despite the larger re-
Ceipts. 4 better movement IL expected for
the next few days,
May corn opened at 69%c and closed at
$3.50.
Primary wheat receipts were 1872, 900 bu. and
shipments were $4,000 pu., against receipts
last yea Of 4l7,000 bu. and shipments of
10000 bu.
Corn receipts were 7S5, 1000 bu. and ship
ments were 24S,OW bu,, against receipts last
year of COL, 900 bu. and shipments of 271.
600 bu.
C%learances were 5000 bu. of corn, 400 bu.
OF oats and wheat and flour equal to 3is,
900 bu.
Liverpool closed hdNd lower on wheat
and Nd lower on corn.
Loual range OF options:
Omaha daily bee., 1909-05-26

Features of the Trading and Closing
Prices ON Board of Trade.

CHICAGO, May 5.-wheat prices again
rise to new nigh levels for the season
wnen the May delivery sold today at 81. 35A
and July at SIi9ls per bushel. Corn and
oats also continued their upward flight,
May corn scoring a new high mark at 761hc,
while May oats advanced to CSC. Provisions
were strong as q result of the bulge in
coarse grain. ..,.g&
liesviness at the. start, a sharp rally
winch carried the May and July options 10
new hiBh points for the crop and a severe
stump tate In the session were the salient
features OF the days trading in the wheat
market. During the greater part of the SEES
sion there was heavy selling of the distant
futures by southwestern interests which
suggested 70 many traders that possibly
ths tlotRhukepor circulated the. pre-
Nl0us session. feRa crop conditions In
Kansas and Oklahoma were considerable
9Hasserated The market opened weak with
lhs exception ar The May delivery, which
was up ls0llsc compared with yesterdays
close, at Sl3lA@3l.3 6k. The strength of
the current month was due to renewed COW
ering by shorts, The market in general.
however, was bearishly affected by reports
OF additional rain IN southern Russia,
time, and by wet weather I'm the SOUTH
west, Toward the end Of the first hour
a stronger tone developed on brisk buying
OF July by commission houses which car
rled mat delivery up almost 11ac from the
opening low point. The buoyancy, how
ever, was shortlived. Several reports Civ
ing estimates on the wheat crop Of Kansas
drifted to the pit and as these reports
ioreeasted a much larger yield than out
Hitu by some OF yesterdays adViCes Dit
traders were inclined to favor the selllng
side OF the market. A report that har-
vesting had begun in three counties OF
Texas and that fields which had previously
been pronounced dead We're threshing out
twelve TO fifteen bushels Der acre prompted
additional sales. Sentiment in the Dit be-
came decidedly bearish during the final
hour and May sold off to 81. 3SM. July de-
elined to A.l1A after having sold at 81. 1871.
The close was weak at almost the bottom.
with prices 1sqlhc below yesterdays final
figures, May being at 1914 and July at
Sl7&ql.17%.
Corn for May delivery sold today at 75hc
and the July option at TIsc, both figures
being new high records for the season,
During the day May sold between 744c and
i91sc and July between 70hc and HIsc. The
close was strong for May and July and
about steady for other months, final fig
nres on May being 75hc, July closed at
Oats advanced to new high marks when
ne May delivery sold at Csc and July al
0oc, The close was heavy with prices al
most at the low point, although the NAV
ana July deliveries were still NC above
the previous close at 62hc and 55ikc.
Trade in provisions was more active than
usual, and considerable strength was man
Tested The greater part of the day. The
market closed strong with prices up 5a95c
compared with the previous close.
closing quotations were as follows:
Omaha daily bee., 1909-05-26
Quotations furnished by samuel Rurn
jr. 614 New York Life Building;
Wool Market.

May 25.-WOOL-rhe buovancv
OF the local wool market contfnues 10 he
the chief feature. Prices are stiiI sdvarc-
ing and wool is being purchased snot and
" aTriVe' The new clip is coming IN
nedVy lots and Is quickly cleaned I'M the
iarsest arrivals being from Utah and Ne
Eaua' a rev lots of Michigan are begin
nns 70 appear and next month the Ohio
~ FehnsylVania Will complete the list
~ y estimated that from so to IS per cent
- F" isoy CLIP has been sold by the grow
Us Inc leading domestic quotations Tanea
- IolioWsi Domestic woods, Ohio and
pennsylvania ~fleeces. Xxx, 346aSc. v 99Si
&C; NO. washed, S9d40c; No, 3 utasbeT
Ss44Vc. line unwashed, 2762sc; fine i'm
aneIchahtable 2943Oc; half blood. combina
ScepSoc; three-eighths blood. combing az
ooci quarter blood, combing, 3II36c. deiai nv
NwTGd sh 4Oq4zc; delaine. unwashed. 3la92c
Fino tsan, Wisconsin and New York fIeeces
5 5InS uhWashed, 24Q25c; delaine, unwashed
SGgSVS, mar blood, unwashed, 33d95c. three,
Sisnshs blood, unwashed, 33pS5c: ouarter
1911 SSaSoc' Kentucky, Indiana and Mis-
S bJ 9nree-eighths blood, s2GS3c; Quarter
20 Dioou' SzqSSc: Secured values, Texas. fine
e q lhohtEs 6oq67c; fine, 8 to 5 months 5sS,
90 y Ilne ran, bSQ55c. California, northsrp
SSgooc' middle county, 5H5Sc. Oregon eas,
10. l staple, 6S970c; eastern. clofhins az
DC, valley, No. /. 53d55c. Territorv az 49,
SStaPie Vygf2c; fine medium staple, 6S0Tno.
an clothlng, 65Q66c; fine medium cIotbiDs
pS9"9ci malt blood, 65d67c; hree-e,gb,b
oIoou' ez463c; quarter blood, 66aOssc PnIiad
extra Sso OQ72c; fine A, 63q6sc; A supeTs =;
ST LOUIS, May 5.-wooL-Firm. tori,
IorE and western mediums, 2GSGc. III
"euiuIhs' Zzq21c; fine, 16d22c. ~
Omaha daily bee., 1909-05-26
stock in Sight,
81. Louis Live seock Mnrket.

ST. LOUIS. May 25-CATTLE-Receipts.
300 head. including leo Texans; market
steady; Texans strong TO 1Oc higher; ma
tive shipping and export steers, 81. 2FdTOo
dressed beef and butcher steers. SSbOI67 IS:
steers under 1000 POUNDS. S4.5Oa60: stock.
ers and feeders, N.5Od5.3 IS; COWS and heif-
eTs. S5.1oa615; Gamers, t2O0Q3.25: bulls.
s.. 76Q5.O. ~
HOGs-Receipts, 1890 head: market SC
higher; pigs and lights. 81 Tsd7 tx. nscLars
. O97-S; butchers and best heavy. F7.9Od
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Receipts. $50
head market lcql5c higher; native NUT
Omaha daily bee., 1909-05-26
st. Louis General Nrarke,.

ST. LOUIS, May 25-WHEAT-Futures
lower; cash, strong; track, No. 2 red, cash
N;57Gl IS, nominal; No, 2 hard, A.S7sa
20; May, N.S1s; July, Sl4k; September,
CoRN-Higher; track, No. 2 cash, &c;
Der, Csc.
O~ATS-Higher; track, No. 2 cash. bsIhc:
No. 2 white, sc; July, sac; September. Sc
~RYE-Lower. S5c.
FLOUR-Unchanged; winter patents 81. 50
dIo0; extra fancy and straight, s.. Rd6 40:
hard winter clears, S60d4.M
SEED-Tfmothy. Si.5Od3.OO.
CORNMEAL-S6O
BRAN-Unchanged; sacked east track.
SL.3Sdl35.
HAY Firm; timothy, sl2.5OalSp; prairie,
$40. 50d1G %.
PROVISIONs-Pork, higher: iobbinE,
S1.75. Lard. higher; prime steam. SIC. sOG
1910, Dry salt meats unchanged: boxed.
extra shorts. $l1,0o; clear ribs, srl.0O; short
clears, S1.l2k. Bacon, unchanged; boxed.
extra short $500; clear rigs, $500: short
clears, A2lH4-
PoULTR Y-stesdy; chickens, 1si6c;
geese, &c. "
BUTTER-Higher; creamery 2a25e.
EGGS-Steady, 1870, case count.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-05-26
Metal Market.

NEW YORK, May 25-MErALs-Tbe
London tin market was higher, with spot
quoted al Rl32 5s and futures, at CHS rs.
Inc local market was duh, with quotations.
ranging from S2910Q29.30. There was an
advance OF about SIS in the London copper
lures at ESQ 1Ss ga Locally The mark
was firm with tendency upwards. lake be-
ing quoted at Sl3.f5q13.9 SLY; electrolytic
Sl~2Sl9nlSl213; casting, $12. d6dl5.OO. The
English lead market was lower at Ella 6s
80 Locally the market was firm and un-
changed at A.3OnfD Speiter was I'M
changed al G22 In London. Locally the
market was firm and unchanged at s.. i5a
~ Iron was unchanged in London, with
cally the market was steady; No. + foIn-
dry, northern. $l6.0Oal65O; No. 2, SIS, $50
10 no southern and No. / southern,
81. LOUIS, May &-METALs-Lead.
tlrm at N.3D. Spelter. hIeher al S6 I2A
Omaha daily bee., 1909-05-26
NEW YORK GENERAL MARKET
Quotations of the Day on Various
~onnHuOditte

NEW YORK, May NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
q. 200 bbls.; exports, 5000 bills. market more
active with prices firm; Minnesota patents,
winter patents, $6.45@6.65; winter straights,
6 .30d6.55; winter extras. $4.65; winter low,
a. 55d5,4 40; Kansas s%traights, s5,s5Q6.Oo. Rye
to fancy. s4sOd5.OO.
CoRNMEAL-Flrm; fine white and yell
low s16591.7O; coarse. H.50al.55; kiln dried,
RYE-Dull.
BARLEY-Dull; feeding, SOds2c, C. IT.,
wHEAT-Receipts, 1880 bu.; exports, "a
800 bu. spot market strong. No. 2 red, S145,
nominal, elevator; No. 2 red, $1.46, nominal,
81 Ssls. nominal. +. o, b.. afloat; No. 2 hard
winter, $140Ss. nominal, I. o. b., afloat.
Under strong influence of big supporting
orders. light southwest receipts, bullish
crop news from Kansas and heavy cover
ing of shorts, new high records were
fscored This was followed by a severe aft
ernoon break under teailzing and final
lower on other months. May closed at
$l.f; July closed at $.25h; September
closed at $1.1s1s. Corn receipts. none; ex-
ports, $50 bu. Spot market firm; No. 2, SIC,
elevator, and SIC. (, o. b., afloat; No. 2
white, S414c; No. 2 yellow, S414c, (. 0. D.,
afloat. all nominal. Option market was
higher. May closed at &hc; July closed
at sO1sc; September closed at 1850.
OATS-Receipts, IS. 400 bu. exports, 400
Qust SBbI mar lIIus AiiAtuf = 10 O6 u.s.
CSC, nominal; natural white, 26 to 80 lbs.
6Skd67c; clipped white, "a 10 AZ lbs, 64Q70c.
HAY-steady; No. 8, 7O@7Sc; good to
choice, 90G95c.
F~EED-steady; spring bran, 1855; mid
ding. $2B. 35.
H6Ps~steady state, common to choice,
1908 crop. l0gi4c 1907 crop, Sd6c; Pacific
coast, 1903 crop, SqlOc. 1907 crop, 2a6c.
H~IDES-F1rm; Bogota. AhQ24c; Central
PRoVisIoNs-Beef steady; family. s1s. so
q14.00; mess, $40, 5Od1l 90; beef hams. s24.5O
d36.00; packet, $l2.00Ql1.O0; beef hams, $24.5 so
Q36.00; packet, Sl2.00d12.50; city, extra India
mess, S1.O0q2l50. Gu meats. firm; picked
bellies, S1l;OOd1l.25 %; picked hams, S11.50a
refined; firm: continent. 81 80: South
America, N2.O6; compound, 81. BdS. 37n.
Pork, firm; family. $40. 5Od20.OO; short clear,
$19. 5Oa2l 80; mess, SIS. 75Gi9.2 S.
TALLoW-steady city, G2 per pkg.),
RiCE-steady; domestic, fair 70 extra,
6G6lac; Japan, nominal.
BuTTER-Steady, unchanged; creamery
specials, 26hq2lc; official price. 26hc; ex-
tras, csc; third to firsts, 2lq25he; state
common to special, 17d32lhc; western fac
tory, firsts, zoe; western Imitation cream
cry. firsts, 21Q22c.
CHEEsE-steady; new state full cream,
specials, lSqlShc; large or small, coiored
or small, white, l2hc; common to fair, ga
lie skins, full to special. 2d1c.
~EGGS-Steady; state, Pennsylvania and
nearby fancy, selected white. 2642sIsc;
choice, 25q2515c; brown and mixed, fancy,
24q2l4o; brown and mixed, fair to choice,
PoULTRY-Alive, steady; chickens, broil-
western broilers. 2Sa3c; fowls, I56l6c;
turkeys, frozen. l5H2oc.