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Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-23
DEATH AND FUNERAL NOTICES,

BURWELL-Mrs. Laura, died Sunday al
q. IN. at the residence of her brother
in-law, s. f.. Colman, 2l2l California.
Funeral services were held at $3.50 yes
terday In Hampton, la.
MARNELL-Mary, wife Of Richard Mar
nell, aged 81 years.
teenth street, Wednesday, June %, at 2:SC
p. m. Interment Prospect Hill cemetery
Friends invited.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-23

The following marriage licenses were is
sued today:
Name and Residence. Age.
John l.. Correa, Omaha.....",.......,..J
Melissa Haptman, Omaha.
Nathan w. Post, Omaha.
Florence Jordan, Omaha...""...".....21
Percy Nj. Carter. Kansas City..".."....3S
Jessie A Frohm, Omaha........,,."....2i
Lacy e. Groom. Albany, Mo...""".....26
Lola b. Neil, Albany, Mo,.".."."",...2p
stephen Jellnek, Wilbsr......."."."..22
Anna Houscr, WilDer.............,..,.....lS
Harry l.. Hoskinson, Scribner. ...........2
Jessie l.. Ross, Scribner.
n. Stanley Brown, Omaha..".."...over q
Amy Cooper, Omaha ..............,,oN Il
Arthur n. Howe, South Omaha. .......... q
Bessie h. Burnham, South Omaha, %
Dennis Il. Sullivan, Goldfield, New. 45
Mary Malone, Goldfield, Nev...,......... %
Daniel T. Crowley, Des Molnes ........... %
Rosemary e. Langdon, Omaha.......... "a
Charles IL. Schlehan, Albright. %
Clara 3. Salisbury Albright, Sc
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-23
OFFERED For REM
offtces-Continusd

\ SOUTHWEST corner office on sixth floor
|of Bee Bldg. will be for rent on July l.
This room has about 900 square feet floor
space, and vault.
We have a smaller room on fourth floor
OF Bee Bldg. that we will rent to good tens
ant at S2 per month.
II you desire good office space file your
application with us. There are changes be-
ing made from time to time which may
suit you exactly. The Bee Building Co,
18th and Tarnam
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-23
BEAUTIFUL H HILL
HOME

Strictly modern, hot water heat, . rooms,
fine lawn, shade trees, etc. This Is one OF
the most desirable places in Omaha and Is
a bargain at 1900. 4032 Seward or 402
Brandeis Blk. Phone Web. 1911.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-23
EDUCATIONAL

SUMMER SCHOOL AT BoYLES
COLLEGE
Enter now for complete training in all
commercial branches, including bookkeep-
ing. shorthand, typewriting, telegraphy,
civil service, railway mail and all govern
ment grade subjects. Handsome catalogue
furnished free upon request. Address II.
b.. Boyles. President, Omaha, Neb. Both
Phones.
Telegraph Department.
MISS EMMA GROSS and Miss. Carol
MARRIOTT are conducting a summer school
at the Y. M. c. A. rooms. SO6-31l Phones
Webster III, Webster 24S9.
IF a sufficient number of girls desiring TO
make up sixth, seventh or eighth grade
work VIII register for the same at the Y.
w. c. A. rooms this week Miss Alter Will
open a six weeks term there next Monday,
June rs. Tuition s..
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-23
Buildings


FOR RENT-warehouse. with traekage
Inquire John r. Webster. 74 Brandei'
Bldg. u6-M922
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-23
REAL ESTATE
CITY PROPERTY FOR SALE
oContinuad.1
George & Company,
1901 Farnam Street. Phone
Douglas $50.
Dundee Houses at Reasonable
Prices.

ash Underwood Ave, practically new o.
room house, decorated, oak fnish' easy
terms. price, $500.
ONLY $3.50 cash, balance like rent, tor
nearly new house, built by owner, LOT a
nome, with exceptionally large Twins
room, dining room and kitchen LIST nooi
2 large bed rooms and bath I'd floor, mod
ern throughout, oak finish, grounds lUN
13i IT., high and slightly. owner leaving
city. Price, $3.50.
New 7-room modern house, with large re-
ception hall, oak finish LIST floor, 4 bed
rooms % floor, combination gas and cleo
trio fixtures. excellent location; price,
$4,000. Reasonable terms.
New up-to-date and well built bungalow,
located on Capitol Ave, having I rooms
and outside sleeping room, modern. Sc
lected oak finish, 2 bed rooms and bath
LIST floor, ? bed rooms I'd floor, thed vest-
bule, full cemented basement, hot water
heat, very well built, plans and speclficR-
tons at our office. Price, $3.50. Easy
terms.
s., S50-S-room, 2-story house, large Twins
room, extending across the entire front,
den, dining room and kitchen list floor, 1
bed rooms I'd floor, strictly modern, oak
finish, full cemented basement, close TO
car line.
We also offer some beautiful building
lots close to car line, with city water,
sew YER, cement walks and trees, for only
800 cash, balance $40 per month. Price, $3.50.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-23
GRE

Three acres, unimproved, 11,@o; $500 cash.
PAYNE INVESTMENT co.
First Floor N. Y. l.. Bldg. Tel. Doug. ISL,
A-11SS.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-23
DETECTIVES

Omaha bet. Agency. AIS Paxton BIZ. D. 1913.
q. M. WARDELL, 2722 Farnam st. H. 4772.
A. ]. ADLER, A7 Karbach Blk Doug. 1882.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-23

SCARCE Blk, South Omaha, $50 n. gath.
Hail, Az Range Bldg; both phones.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-23
Are you going TO move? Find a new
home with the aid of "BEE want ads"
LIVE STOCK FOR SALE
Horses ana VshIcIes--COntinued.

FINE horse, runabout buggy and harness
for sale. II. o. Steel, 52 Brandeis Bldg.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-23

DESK ROOM for rent in an office located
on the busy corner OF Path and N SITS,
South Omaha. Call at Bee office, s. o.
branch. a4th and N u New address
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-23
OFFERED FOR SALE
Piano and Musical instruments.

ELEGANT mahogany plano; below halt
cost; hurry; leaving city. Address w II
Bee.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-23
HELP W~ANTED-EEMALE

BooKKEEPER and stenographer. real es-
tate-S40-$50.
Bookkeeper and stenographer, commission
firm-SO-t0
Stenographer. wholesale house-S55.
COOPERATIVE REFERENCE CO,
675-H Brandeis Bldg.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-23

OMAHA Safe and Iron Works makes a
speciality of tire escapes, shutters, doors
and safes. q. Andreen, prop, 1U2 5. 10th.
Mnnnments- ]. e. Bloom 8 Co. 1S16 Farnam
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-23
If YOU HAVE

city property, farms, ranch lands or mer.
chandise to sell or trade, list them with me.
1t costs you nothing unless j effect a sale.
w. w. Mitchell, 49, Board Of Trade BIDS
The Washington herald., 1909-05-09
LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET.
- - 81 rhoIe.als.l


BUFTER-Cseamery. fancy. %; Western hTstA
s7a2s. seconds 2azi, process fancy eias9s far 70
good Zs2Z: dairy ch0ice. zas2; good, lssI7 sore
5scoec. fresh. I5al6.
cHEEsE-Nex York State. sancT, large. Has;
do. snail. E5zsls1z; new, Is
BGGs-NeaT-by. choice free cases. D; do. choice,
retarnable cases. l9iz West Virginia and Southwest
ern Virginia free eases, lsiz do. Fctulzble cases.
Isal2; Tennessee. free csses. q; d. returuabls
cases lss: North Carolina. free cases. lssi do. ~
turnahle cases. lsiz.
LIVE POULTRY-Cbiekens. Ea25; spring. esas0;
hens. 81 roosters g. ducks large. ualz: Do. small
loaII: gcese. Ta9; do fancy l9sI2. turkeJs. TONS
IS: do. hsas ITals. trksys thin, q. keats loal2
DRESSED POULTRY-Turkeys. choice. un6rawu
hens. e; do. average. undTaWn. l7als do. thin a.
chickens. Sa5; hens. EslT; roosteEs. l; ducks.
IsaI5: ggese ssl1
DRESSED MEATS-CaFes. fun dressed. sal0, d.
heads Of 70; hog dressed calves. s. hams. country
sugar cured. lssl6; hogs. S1a1i and neat psT cSt.
s00as 90 do. mediurs, 7.1a7 80; do. heavy S5a630
NEGETABLES-pctatoes homegrown. per bus
Loozll5; Fer bbl. 2s5a251; Eastern Shorc. psr sb-
20Oa25o: sweet potatoes. per bbl.. 275a5.7s; ysms
IeT b6l-. L75s25o; Asparagus. dozen- 225s4oei car
rots per bbL LEaI.50. cucunbe-. ger basket
i.d0s20o; csley. Florida, crate. 2ooR250: cabbGge,
per crate. La'aLZ5: cauiifoweT per bbL, LT5a2-50
ouians Texas, per crate. L60al-75; lettuce. North
Carolina per basket L0oai50. Peppers. Florida
per carrier. Looal.5o string beans. per basket L5s
rs. tomatoes. peT boz Z99a2-55, do, chocs. LA
eco: rhuharb Dozen. Eaio; beets. bunch, 5a5; pas
basket LEs20-
GREEN FRUITs-O-lnSss choice De- boz. 5.5oa
400: Florida, per box 3GosSE California navels.
z75as .; Erape fruit, per box. 35oa5d4; apples.
KinS pr bbl. 30eas.Sei YORK Imperial. PACKED, 40
aA5o; Ben DAVIS packed. s50a5-oo: Vine Sap.
packed. 3I5a45o; AIbennarle PiDpln. 52oas50; good
% prime 200a300, poor - fair I-So1zo5. openhoad
barrels. oonmou % sod, LoosI-so; fancy table
fruit 50oas00: plneapDlas florida. Der csate L5ol
rs. straWbcrres, quart. llal3-
DRIED FRUTTS-Apples. sliced. fsrcy. 3; DO.
sliced bright "a: cherries. =; bl=ck0ernss. l.
gkortlsbeIries. %: TEEpbeTTiss. 2
GRAIN-Whsat Southern, On gIsds, lEsal-z re.
75as5; corn shelled white. sa5: do. yeloE. Szs5,
new. ear Eats; oats. Western white. Nc 2 5os
s.; CID mixed. s2s5L
sUNDRIES-BeesEsx. 2: tal0E. 6asaz; b0ney.
Ehita clover lib. NV. i5s do, 2lh sew, NslZi
gnseug ps- b. Sooas.s; seneca, per ID, 90 golden
seal 4aS: pink I2aIs. msadrake. a; snake rooL
$. walnut kernels. DRY. 6sS.
WOOL AND HIDES-Woo washed. free q burA
peT ID 2 d.. u1wssaed. free u bsrs. pss u,
25s5: do. burr. per b.. lsaDs hides. gTee1, pe-
h. o. do, Dry. per II. Bal6. shseD skirA Ereea-
esch. T5aL0e; do.. dry each. Zas0: czH skis. Eeen.
each. Loasl4O.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-09
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.

New York May G-MILL FEBT-Stezdy; snail
oFe-ngs- Spring bran. II i1-lh sacks 70 arrive.
o 3: standard milling. 80: city bran. B.so IN
bulk: Western red dog $50 70 arrive; winter wheat
bran. n I0llb. sacks. 500
OATS-Fhn bur quiet No. white. 6Ezss4; No.
= white. 6lizas2. No. white. 6lzsl1z; natural snd
eliDped white on trzck. 6la67'z-
FTOUR-Fhm. but inactive Spring patents. ga
$50: spring clears. 52a559; winter s,Tsights. e.z5s
go. do. clears. 5.95s5.T5; Kansas straigats. il
SACKS. 693asSo. Kansas clears, 5ioaSsS-
RYE FLOUR-Stesdy, dealings mode-zte; 4 5os5- o.
CORN AIEAL.-Frm, but inactive knn-dred FOX
expor1. 1soas 8; coarse meal, n bsgs. L59sl.60-
HAY-Receipts ls40 tons, sssady; Sair demand.
Prime timothy. IS: No. I, s5ase; No 2 50: Nc. :
s7-zs7Zlz
sTRAw-ReoeiDts 80 TOES; strong; supply msagpr.
Long re, LzsL5-
BEEF-stsady; inquiry nodszte. Family. i4Aos
= 50. packet 1Z5ozl30o
PoRK-steady; aal t-sde. Ness. 1SEsISTs5 fan
lly 1o5
TALLOW-Stsady: liEht trade. CITY, -.
LARD-Uusettled Prime Western. WS; city.
Ia50; refined continent, ILlo; South Amercsas lls5
rsfned Brazilian, kegs. l2So; oeostea-ne. i Lard
ssesrine quiet: New Iork. 2: Chieag0. 2
The Washington herald., 1909-05-09
LOCAL FINANCIAL GOSSIP

Buying bonds wss continued yesterday
on the local stock exchange. On call and
after call a number OF Washington Rail
way and Electric 4 per cents were bid IN
at SIS Two Potomac Electric Light
IS were also bought, at 1897 and a
small denomination Capital Traction .
az II 81 These prices are equal 10 or
fractions better than previous transac-
tons during the week
Trading in stocks was quite limited a
broken lot OF Capital Traction stock sold
AZ 1ss. the price which has been unchang-
ed for several days Other Traction
shares we're neglected except that after
call 20 shares OF Railway common sold
at Il IA a fraction down from previous
sales.
Nergenthaler sold several 1o-share lots
AT 2ag 1-2. the highest price for the week
Tanston sold 20 shares at Is SIS TO 7-S
and the demand for It was better than
the supply
The local market for the week has been
more active than for the previous week
End the trading as z whole has been az
slightly reduced prices
The Washington herald., 1909-05-09
BALTIMORE GRAIN MARKET.

Baltimore May S-Wheat was weak, coro easier.
oats hrn. ne dull and -four strong
WHEAT-Spot contract, Lssi7; spot No red
Western. Lisi1. July Ll4itaLlsa; steamer No.
red. Las, Southern On grade Ls5aL45ih.
CORN-Spot contract. SoaS0is; May. Sasoz: July,
ss1za754 steamer mixed. T6a75it; receipts, ls5s
bushels: exports ls9 bushels.
OATS-Stock u elevators, lsc.Gs bus; ship
ments from elevators. Is53 bus. White. 40. z s.,
sales: do. No ) sGiza5lsz: do No. 4. 57sza5s
mixed No . 5Szs59 do. No. ;. S755a5s; do. No. 4.
55l5a57.
RTE-stoek n elevators. $40 bzs.; shipments
from elevators, GO bus No Western ne export
S. No. Western re. uptown, Ssass; bag lots, ss
70 quaEty ard condition 75a3
FLOUR-WiuteT extra, 5.Za5.E5; wiu.e- clear
5s5a6o0; winter straight, sl8as9: winter patert
65e65. sITins clear. sesa5.S5; spring straight,
ssas5.Ss; sprins patent s.Z5as5; City Nils bes.
patent 10; do. highTade patent. 40; do. high
erzds straight, 5s0; do. choice family 6S5: Co
extra. s00a5.l5; ne -four medium to choice. l5ea
z75: coTumeal Der I03 Bbs.. L7oaLs5
The Washington herald., 1909-05-09
NEW YORK MONEY.

New Yo-k. Nay S-Mouey o1 cal Vas r0z-inally
psr cent today. he market during the week
vas without ugW feature, the ungs fo- dAs-so-cay
loans being 2is ard - Per cent the average
sb0ut
TheTe was scDs- -1c-ease n demand as > resl.t
n s1 increased volume q stock commission b-si-
uesB couDied With sozns inlproveuen1 IN dsIrand
froZ merchants Rates Z1aZ5z Der cent for 50
dsvs. aza2s< fo- 20 days. ZsE5 for four and I've
months 5sy5 fU si1 and seven months. sisaS7s
for Over TIE year
ste-linz today vas vs-y quiet with rates "
chaured During the week The usrket ra1gsd
betrssn ss75 and 4s74e. there beng strong
tuus IN the h-st part q The week and an easlr
tone IN the middle. then . renewed strength to
ward the close
God E1p0rts. Sl,sooo0o,
Rats Fo- actz1al business sixty GAYS. z.56l5s
! 80; demand. ss-55ss.S59; cables ss77sss.s5so
The Washington herald., 1909-05-09
BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET.

Baltimore. May s-Quotations established by the
Baltimore Fruit and Producs Association are as
follows:
BCTTER-Cr-srseGy. separator. per h, 2saSs: inf
taticn Pc H. 2A23: prints. 5z-lh., per II, sail
d In psr h sasl: blocks 2-Ib psr D. SoasI.
dairy prints. Maryland. Pennsylvania. and Viz
ginia per h. lsa7: Virginia and West Virginia.
store-nacked- per ID. Balls; Ohio. store packed
per h.. I6aI7: nearby. rolls. peT ID. HAS, Ohio.
rolls. per n. EaIs; West Virginia. rolls. pr h.
leal7
EGGS-Naryland. Pennsylvania and nearby frsts.
Der 6oz, 15s Eastern Shore, Maryland, and vir-
giria per doz 2ia. Western fTsss per ooz zis
Wess Virginia, per doz, ~
LIVE POCJTRy-Young chickens. as 20 size, per
10. lsaD; Old hens, heavy-veigist. Per 70. is;
winter chickens II 70 gz lbs per d, Ess;
spring chickens ! 10 and II lbs. per b, Soa52,
10 and under. PER lb.. 2ssS; ducks. per D.. 2;
do. white Pskins pr ID, si pigeons. young
pair. soa25; do. old, pair. 2; guinea fowls. Old.
each. 3.
POTATOEs-Whits. nsar-Sy. rrine. per bu. 75s
50: Co Western Maryland and Pennsylvania prime
per h7l. Sass; do, New YORK prime. per bu., Sos
s.; DO, Weston. prime, per bu-. Sozs5; DO. new
Florida. per bbL. A0oa5O0; sweets, Eastern Soore
yelloss per bbl-. 25oai0o: DO North Carolina yel-
lows. per b.. 4o0a450: do fancy Delaware. ps-
bbl 4o5ai %; yeiloKs per basket LZ5al 80: Poto-
L75s200; do. North Carolina. fancy. pr bbL. 20
a2R
GREEN FRUITS AND VEGETABLES-App
Western Maryland ard Pennsylvania per bbl.,
packed, 21oai0o; Go. New York, assorted. per bbL
25la5n Asparagus. Eastern Shore. MARYLAND and
Virginia. Dcr doz-. 200a25o. Beets Florida Per
crate 2o5aZ5o 90, Charleston. per bunch, 2aL
Cabbages, Florida per crate. T5sl0o: do ne-,
Charleston, PER crate. 75aL00. Celery, Florida PEI
crate, L5Oa250; DO. homegrown, Der bunch 2a4
Corn F1oTida. per doz., Ian Cucunbers, Flor
d.. Per basket LooSL75 Esgplaats florida, PEI
crate. IGa2S. GTzpe fruit Florida per boz
ssss5oo. Ezle native, per bbL. 75sl0. Lettuce
North Carolins. peT basket. 5s109: Co. Florida
per baskst s1aloo. Oranges, FIor-iz, Der box. As
% size 250a353; co. California. ps- G1te. 22a3 50
peas, FIoudA, per basket L0aiS Spinach, native
Per bu- box GzS5; do. Norfolk PER Dbl. L5o1200
squash, Florida. pE crate. 75ai-5. Strawberries
Southern, Per qt saLz; 90 virginia Per Gt-. AlalS
Green beans. Florida Der basket, L25aL50; Eal
beaus. Florida. peT basket L1aL5o Tomatoes
Florida per carrier, Lf5az5o TuTRiIs. native, Del
b. isa29
The Washington herald., 1909-05-09
COLLAPSE IN GRAIN
Rain in Southwest Has Quick
Effect on Market.
INDUSTRIAL SHARES STRONG
Rock Island. st. Paul, and Southern
Pacific Again Make New High
Records of the Present Move
zaent-stocks Have to Contend with
Heavy Realizing Sales.

New York, Nay S-The most notewoT-
thy occurrence to-day Of interest 70 the
financial and business world was q good
rainfall IN those districts OF Kansas and
the Southwest. in which more or less
weIl-grounded complaints OF lack OF
moisture have recently been heard. and
this was reflected in a prompt collapse
IN the grain market
The Incident did not attract q great deal
OF attention in Wall street proper, as the
conviction there IS that the current high
price Of grain has been almost entirely
due 70 manipulation, having as its only
basis the present scarcity of cash wheat
in the United States. But the matter
served 70 make the weather map over the
country at the close OF the week about
as perfect from the agricultural point OF
view as could be wished
Heavy Realizing sales.
The stock market had TO contend dur
ing the day. as It has al along for weeks
past after a day OF actively rising prices.
with a large amount OF realizing. There
Is DO doubt. however. that the day wit
messed the advent Of the general public
into the stock market On g considerable
scale. and the buying orders from this
source served not only to make the vol
ume Of transactions large for a Saturday
half-holiday, but 70 push the market as
a whole 70 a higher level
Particular strength was again shown
by Steel and other prominent indus
trial shares. while In the railway list
the Rock Island, St Paul, and Southern
Pacific shares again made new high rec
ords on the present movement
Outside OF the rains n the West and
the weekly statement, the only notable
news announcement Of the day was that
Of q decrease Of 1885 il the surplus OF
IDLE freight cars in the last fortnight
Bank Statement.
The bank statement presented The usual
disparity between the average and actual
figures OF the report The average fg-
ures made an increase n loans OF S.
el0,O03 and q decrease in cash OF over
81 10000. although a large increase in
cash was foreshadowed yesterday The
actual figures reported a decrease in
loans OF s. 600 and an Increase II cash
of over 100000. Therefore, the surplus
reserve IN the average statement de-
creased $50. .000 while II the compila-
ton Of actual figures il increased nearly
100000
The exhibit OF the condition Of The
trust companies indicated that the shift
ing Of loans from the Clearinghouse
banks 10 these organizations that wai
begun some tine since IS still being car
Tled OF.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-09
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

\. B.-Foucving schedule fg1-res p1blishsd onsy
As information. and ars not guaranteed
For Atlanta. Birmingham. Noble, Nsw Orleans.
AsheviiIe Chzttsnoosa, Memphis. & II and nc5
D. n daily. Dining czrs-
For Rosnoks- KnGxviIs ChztsnooEz. Memphis
New O-Issus. 1919 2 II daily. Dining czTs
Fcr Columbia Charleston Augusta. Aiken. SzFsz-
ush. JacssouT5Ils. and Florida poin;s, 4;ie p Il
dsthr Dining car service.
Tourist cars for Calfcrnis. tTi-Feekiy. 40 ?.
Isocal so- Ha7rsonhzrg : . a. r. daily s.I5 ?. n
vrsskdsvs; for DanviIle 10 q n daily, Eot fos
ChariottssviIs 7.1 & n. and EI p Il daily.
Freluent trlins 70 and from BlUa1cu1.
L S. BROWN. General Ageot-
The Washington herald., 1909-05-09
RAILROADS.
NnRFnLK AVN WESTERN RWY,

SCHEDULE N EFFECT JANUARY Il, 1903.
Leave Washington New Union Station.
go j. n.-Daily-An points O. Norfolk ard Wet
srn: also Kno1Viue, Chastanoog1- and Memphis
1910 D u-Daiiy-Rnanoks. Bristol. WinstOo-
Salsn. Knoxville. Chatts1ooga, Nashville. Memphis.
New Orleans Throush sleeper. Dining caTS
For No-FOk-Isare Washington. ~ Z. u. daily
LIB l. n daily texcspc Sunday. Arrive Norfolk
u1 a. n. and So ?. n
az . n--Da5y-Be7zyrille. Luray. Sasnzodoah-
Trains frena the Southwest zrr1Te SO a. Il and
D.8 D n
avenue Bond Buldrsl.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-09
WASHINGTON CATTLE MARKET.

CATTLE-E1trs. psr czt. 55zsOo; butcher. L0a
40. conm1u 20a30o.
HOGs-Psr cWt.. sFoss, 7oa7.5s; Crdinszy. pr
cwt-. 6oozsZ
LASIBS-Cholce s-z19: nedsam 81
sHEEP-Prme. 4-5a5oo: Common, 35a4oo.
CALYEs-PTims. per b, saSz; medium. 7skss
coumnn sas
cOws-Priue. fresh. each. SNasam; common.
Eoozs5op: Old And 90. la0osl5O0
The Washington herald., 1909-05-09
COTTON MARKET.

oaotatigns furnished By " B. Eibbs & Co.
members q the New Yozk Stock Exchange. Hibos
Building. Is Fifteenth street northwest
New York. Nay S.-Cotton opened steady at al
advance Ct % 3 points and sold 70 points net
higher ou covering and scattered buying for long
accounts This was encouraged By firm cables. large
s1inuers' takinss fo- the week, and bclsh reviews
Of the general trs6e situation
Weather conditiors were favorable and restricted
bying 70 some extent. bit offerings were light. and
tie uaarket he'd It's advance during the middle q
the morning With trading quist
Tbe r1oss vas . % 3 points below the opening
The Washington herald., 1909-05-09
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New Yuk. May S-cGTTLE-Recslpss Iss
head feeiinE about steady; dressed beef eoist and
unchanged
CALFES-Recspts. - head: nominzlly STEADY
dressed calves unchanged Citv-d-essed Fes.s ga
Is country dressed. 5elI1z few caoics- ~
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took loads Manitoba
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T. 0. D.. S.; No white. + O. B.. Ss5- EznOrtsrs
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