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New-York tribune., 1910-10-21
ATLANTIC CITY INDICTMENTS
Grand Jury Acts on Alleged Excise and
Gambling Violations
LBv Telegraph 10 The Tribune

Mays Landing. X J.. Oct 30-The At
Iantic County Grand Jury handed in fifty
four indictments to-day 20 Judge Higbee
nine Of which were IN connection with al
legged excise and gambling violations at
Atlantic City. Five alleged white slave"
dealers We're indicted and each pleaded not
guilty
Joseph Vaughn, Charles Quinn and
James Sears. charged win tarring and
feathering Frank Sichort al Mckee City
because Of alleged attention 70 a comely
widow were held for trial. This will be
Ihe most sensational trial Of the term and
has no precedent IN this county
New-York tribune., 1910-10-21
COURT HITS DIVORCE LAWYER.

Justice Greenbaum. who IS presiding this
month over the uudefended divorce calen-
dar in the Supreme Court. served notice
Yesterday that he wouldn't tolerate un-
necessary adiournmeuts which heretofore
nave been the source Of extra fees for
some lawyers. The justice sent back 10 the
November calendar several cases IN which
LAWYERS were unable 10 give satisfactory
reasons for adjournments.
New-York tribune., 1910-10-21
DUCK HUNTERS!

Next Sundays Tribune will contain an
Illustrated story OF the sport OF shooting
wild duck from the decks OF fast sail
inc yachts ano catboats on Long Island
Sound, Gardeners Bay ano Peconic Bay,
tHe only three places IN the state where
the game laws allow this form OF sport.
Order next Sundays Tribune to-day.
New-York tribune., 1910-10-21


The trustees accepted the resignation with
regret and We're then entertained az
luncheon by Dr. Wilson. after waich ths
candidate started on a speaking r-ip.
Dr. Wilson did not resign from ne No
Corruick chair Of Jurisprudence and p9lft-
cal history and he will attend 20 hts duties
a professor in the university as usual
Whether he intends 20 give up This chai-,
which Is one Of the most important n Jhs
university. in case ne should he elsCref
Governor Is nor known but it Is not tn0ugn-
that ne will. as his courses are chiefly lscr-
ures. which he can give without interfering
with his other duties
Dr.. wilson mas been connected win
Princeton for twenty years and vas made
president in 1907
The trustees today reported the receipt
OF gifts amounting 20 S2s5 sOo IN cash and
sI2F. $50 fu securities since the June meeting
John Afkma1 Stewart was born fr Fulton
street on August - 1s@2- and was graduated
from Columbia in 1s48- He was clerk Of
The Board OF Education 0f this ctry until hs
was made actuarv OF the United STATES
Life Insurance Company in 1S50 Dur1nE ths
Civil War he was head OF The Suo-TrsaSgrv
here. and at It's close, upon the resignation
OF Joseph Lawrence. president OF t1e
United States Trust Company, on account
OF III health, NJ Stewart became his sue
cessor-
IN 1895 Mr. Stewart was summonsa y
President Cleveland fo- consultation n TIA
bond crisis. and ar that time ne was -
ga-ded as one o. the most notable financial
figures in This cou1t-y, though he was
saventv-tflres years old a. the time
He has been a trustee OF Princeton sincs
1867. and his devotion 20 the interests =
thar institution has bean almost pate-nal-
He was a warm friend OF the iats Dr. Nc
Gosh and was or the COMMITTEES thar We
coined him on his arrival from Scotland n
1sss
New-York tribune., 1910-10-21
ELECT FL. LELAND DIRECTOR.

At a special meeting OF the board OF
managers OF the American Protective Tariff
I,eague. held at No $50 Broadway yester-
d. F~anris n Leland. president OF the
New York County National Bank, was
elected member OF the board OF managers,
class OF 1872, 10 succeed the late William r
TraDer OF AIaSSac achUSstJS.
New-York tribune., 1910-10-21
national oUARDSMEN

will no doubt De interested IN the piet-
,,rss and description OF the fine new
rifle range provided for them ny the
state at BIauvelt, N. Y, which viii ap-
Gear in next Sundays Tribune. Order
your copy in advance.
New-York tribune., 1910-10-21

rot want Sage TO get hold Of the fuii"
Mr.. Bruce demanded.
And after much squirming Neweh H'1
TO admit that this was so.
Not in Favor of Fund.
Newell said at first that he was not AZ
favor Of raising the fund but then ne sa,u
he didn't vote on whether the fund shouiu
he raised or not This he explained was
because 7 am a person who don't vote
wheS a vote don't do any good"
Soon afterward ne became doubtful as
TO whether there was a vote taken, anu
thought he was lukewarm on the question
Of raising a fund.
7 don't hold myself up as a morallst
he said y thought il was had policy.
Newell said he didn't know 10 whom the
money was TO be paid He thought some
body was TO decide that some time, but ne
didn't know Just who or when or where
But ne knew that he didn't want 10 give II
to sage 20 pay out.
IT seems most extraordinary that YOU
should be the custodian OF all this money
and not know TO whom you were 10 paw
l." Mr.. Bruce said
1T does seem So Newell admitted.
At the morning session the newspaper
men accused in Elders story had a chance
10 tell their side. Joseph Farley. Of THE
Standard l -nion," VINO was said not 70
have received any money because he talked
too much when he drank. said:
New-York tribune., 1910-10-21
oenisls from Correspondents.

Elder is trying 10 square UP old debts
He svore that Gardner said I received
none. vet he deliberately dragged my name
in because I have written articles that dis
pleased him"
Louis Seibold. OF The World" who was
accused of taking So. 600. said.
IL Mr.. Elder told the truth Mr.. Gard
ner is an unmtigated liar. If Elder ism [,
that remains 10 be seen. never had any
relations with Mr.. Gardner beyond mere
casual relations never received three
thousand cents or S3,0oo from Gardner or
any one else in connection with raeetrack
legislation OF any other sort Of legisla-
ton"
Seibold said he saw Gardner in Albany
and heard that Charles II. HYDE was there
Patrick Relihan Of The Press denied
emphatically that ne had received s3,eet
from Gardner.
George Janvrin. Of THE Brooklyn Citi-
zen denied receiving 5000. and Joseph A
McEntee Of The sun" denied either re-
ceiving $3.50 from Gardner or seeing him II
Albany
New-York tribune., 1910-10-21
Collars" Redleaf

can't mistake them for any -
hrT- F,ugIisn SrvIas that are approT~e
ard worn BY the Well-dreSSeC men
~ London. Lock fronts. as the -n--
ftSh wear them fOr business, ro.-nl
c0~nAred wings as the English W-1E
To- evening dress Linen. OF course
and 81 hest grade. Burlington Arca17. /
New-York tribune., 1910-10-21
John Newell . Witness.

oeweu was one n the dozen bridge men
who attended The conference. and was
mace treasurer Of the corruption fund that
it was decided to raise. but which never
rot ur 20 quite ~ ner cent Of the amount
decided on. and was finally returned 70 the
subscribers His 1rst answers 10 Mr.
Bruce s questions were uniformly. 81 can
hardly ssy," out toward The enc he weak
eneo. and furnished considerable arnUse-
urent. especially with regard - his an
svers 10 questions about Frederick Sage
Sage was the man VINO called the confer
erce he has since moved 10 Canada. and
is now the manager OF a bridge company
n Toronto. b8r he was formerly a resident
OF Beaver Fails. Newell said that the
fund was hzed a. $1,000 because sage de-
rnanded that amount Sage didn't Say whv
ne wanted II, but when a smaller amount
vas suggested ne said that he mad 10 have
Aoe8
IF Sage had 10 have the money, why
were you made the custodian" Judge
Bruce asked.
Newell said thst be dldnt know.
Wasn't Il because the COMMITTEES did
New-York tribune., 1910-10-21

Bishops-Doane Talbot. Nelson. Edsall.
Francis. Anderson Greer and Lloyd
CIergvmen-The Rev. Messrs- Anstice,
Steerz Mann. Manning. Mel Clarke, Stef-
lev and Cobbs. Laymen-Messrs. Law,
Davies. Chauncey. Morris, Pepper, Saun-
ders. Cochrane and Newhold. The eight
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-15


CATTLE-There was a moderate run Of
cattle today, the supply being about the
same as week ago and the quality about
as good as at any time this week, in fact
the general quality of the offerings has
been very good all week.
The market presented no new or interest
Ing features this morning and for the most
part values were in the same notches as on
yesterday, the heavy cattle being rather
slow sale, while the desirable light and
handy weight steers were in active demand,
and in some cases a shade stronger. AS
compared with a week ago the general
market for beef steers is about l5Q25c
lower, the decline being heaviest on the
heavy grades and smallest on the light
and handy weight kinds such as all classes
Prices for cows and heifers were gem
orally steady today and with a good, broad
demand the movement was active. ana an
early clearance made. AS rule the mar
ket for butcher stock has been in very
satisfactory shape this week, supplies be
ing BY no means excessive, and the de-
grades are selling fully as well as they
were at the close of last week, although
the common and canning grades have not
been particularly free sellers. Veal calves
were steady today and the same is true OF
bulls, stays and rough stock generally, al
though in some cases prices were shade
stronger.
There was a fair degree OF activity in
stockerS and feeders this morning, although
fresh offerings were decidedly limited;
found a ready sale at fully steady prices,
and the market is fully as strong as 1t
was week ago for anything at al de-
sirable. Medium and common stuff has
been slow sale all week and prices are
perhaps a shade lower than a week ago,
although a good clearance has been made.
Quotations on Cattle; Good TO choice
cornfed steers, $7.2SQS00: fair to good corn
fed steers. So. 75G7.25; common to fair corn
fed steers, sS.76d675; good 20 choice cows
and heifers, S5.759t6.5O fair to good cows
and heifers. $4.756ph.50; common TO fair
COWS and heifers, S25094.5o; good to choice
good stockers and feeders, S5.006D6OO; com
mon to fair stockers and feeders, 50, 759
4.75; stock heifers. SS7594.5O; veal calves,
sA25G8.5; bulls. stays. etc. Sa5096.sa
Representative sales:
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-15

and an indifferent cash demand. olosins
hfflhc net decline Exporters took five
loads OF Manitoba. May. u16 10 lffL l1Ac,
az n1ih; september fLWaL057s. closed at
u0h Receipts, 100 bu.
CORN-Spot. frmer; steamer, 62iac, and
No. 4. seize. both bid. elevator, export basis;
export No. 2 esi4c. bid, T. o b. The option
market was without transactions, closin g
az &c net decline. May closed at GAc
July az 7lac and September AZ I2kc Re
ceipts, LIS bu. shipments. 1917 bu-
OATs-Spot firm; mixed, @ 70 z lbs.
nominal: natural white 26 to 80 lbs, t6i4G
Ss % SRsa oPRSS marsst msss was s0 E,hSa q S s
HAY-.steady: prime. .fl:lo. No. /, t-io;
No. q 95c64l-O0; No. g. e0de5c
HIDEs-steady; Central America, 22Ma
LEATHER--steady: hemiock firsts. 2sa
&c: seconds. zSgZ7c: thirds. 22g25c; rejected
PRovIsIoNs-Pork barely steady; mess
IS 75d26.O0; family, S27.00127.s0. short clear
90 Ig5l q %. 59 Beet steady mess. $1,000 o.
Cut meats, barely steady; picked bellies
10 to IA lbs. f1G00d17.OO; picked hams. 500
Lard. easy: middle west prime. S12Bffi3 g. 45
refined, easier; continent. S1AoO; South
America, $500; compound, SiO25a1050
TALLOW-steady; prime city, hhds.. 71zc
RiCF-steady: domestic. sa51c
BUTTER-Strong; creamery specials. CSC;
extras, 34c; third TO first, 26d33c; held
second TO specials 2Q92c; state dairy,
common to finest 2sQa2c; western imlta-
CHEESE-Old. steady; new weak; state
full cream, new, best 131kc; common 20
fair, uMQi3c
EGGS-Firmer; western storage selec-
tions. 2AQ23hc; regular packed, extra
firsts. 22AQ23c; first, 22Ld22Hc; southern
regular packed, first nR922c.
POULTRY-Alive, firm; fowls. 201kc; tur
Keys, l4q5Oe, Dressed. firm; fowls. 15qlSc
turkeys, l7d23c.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-15

NEW YORK, April 14-COTTON--Marke
opened steady at a decrease of to I points,
in keeping with lower cables and a gem
orally favorable Interpretation of weather
reports, in spite ipf claims that rains in
the western belt are delaying crop prepara.-
tions. Selling ok the near months, which
was taken to be in the way OF liquidation,
encouraged some local bear pressure and
active positions soon eased off to net
loss of about 8 TO u points in consequence,
but received a little support from bull
leaders at the decline, with general busl-
Cotton futures opened steady; April. 15.tOc.
offered; May, 1AS0c; July, 1A45c; August,
1882, bid; October 124Tc; December 12S2c;
January, 12.279l229c.
Spot closed quiet, % points lower; mid
ding uplands, is. i0c middling gulf, 10. .35c;
sales, 500 bales. Futures closed steady;
April, "A. sic; May 14.71c; June, IA S5ci July,
II 80; August, L3.67c; September, l2.S2c;
October, 70. SIC; November. 12.22c; Decem-
ber II 2lc; January. 12.1Sc.
ST. LOUIS. April H.-COTTON-Un
changed; middling. 14Stc; receipts, S26 bales;
shipments, 92S bales; stock, 30, 40 bales.
NEW ORLEANS, April A.-COIION-
Spot easy, 1-16c lower; sales, ON the spot,
SIS bales; to arrive, 200 bales. Low ordinary,
INC, nominal; ordinary, IL 15-lbc, nominal;
good ordinary, 1850; strict good ordinary.
i2%c; low middling, 141-16c; strict low mid
ding, IA slice; middling, IA 49-l6o; strict mid
ding, l4%c; good middling, Il 1-16c. strict
good middling 15bc; middling far, l5iAc;
niddlinR fair to fair, 15hc; fair. Ice, nom
inal. Receipts. In bales; stock, lS0s6S
bales
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-15
OMAHA GENERAL MARKETS.
Staple and Fancy Produce Prices Fur.
nihhed by Buyers and Wholesalers.

BUTTER NO. /. delivered to
the retail trade<in lib. cartons, SSci NO. l,
Sic; in sO-ib. tubs, s5bsc: packins stock, solid
pack, 1910; DAIRY, in UO-lD. TUBS, E5c. Market
changes e every ruesdey 80.
tSc; daisy cheese, lSc; nmberger l8c; No.
l brick, t71to; domestic block swiss. 22c; Inn
POULTRY-Dressed broIlers. 500 doz,;
for stetage, 500; for fresh springs. l9c;
hens, 1sc; cocks, l2sac; ducks. lsc; geese,
homer squads. y4OO per doz. fancy sqsubs,
$3.50 per doz.; No. l. 800 per doz. Alive;
brOilsrs, from IA TO IA lbs, 45c; IA to !
roosters, lSc; ducks, full feathered, l4ci
geese, full feathered, 9c; turkeys, lSc;
guinea tcwls, S5c each; pigeons Zoe per dos.
FISH (ail frozen)-Salmon. lie; pickerel.
80: whltefsh, 19c; pike. 10c; trout l3c; cat
fish, isc; large crappies. lSglSc; smelts, i5e;
Spanish mackerel, lsc; eel. lse; haddokt.
l5c; flounders. l2c; frog legs, 4Oc per doz.
Fresh catfish lSc; trout lSc; buffalo. 20;
FRUITS Strawberries: Texas ana Louis.
lana. Not. cases, per case. $50; Apt.
cameila brand Redlsnd Naveis. sO-Ss-li3
Hises per box, $2.75; 126 size per box, 32g0:
brands from Riverside and other districts,
per bpk @SQS0O; S0ae6'fi2 sizeF per box,
t2001f.t4 Lemons; Limoniera. extra fancy.
per box. $3.50; 2l sike. 50e per box less.
Banhhas. Fancy select. per bunch, $2.25Q
$50; Jumbo, bunch, S2.75d30Q Grape fruit:
FER Dbl, 8D; New York Russets, medium
size. per bbl, $50; California fancy w. w.
f-earfnalnei per box. ie.16; California extra
fancy w. w PearmainA, Red Wood brand.
per box t215; extra fancy Colorado JOna-
thans, per box, $3.50. Crhnberries: Jersey.
winter stock, per Dbl, SOOQ5b0 Dates;
Anchor brand. new. % lib. .pkgs.. IN box.
per box. 800. Tigs: California. lOc size. sOc.
Sin and native. per bu-, 4o6lb0c Colorado.
per hn., 50960c. Seed sweet potatoes Kan
les,. per bbl.. iL0o: Cabbage: Wisconsin.
Or Florida, per l2-lb, bunch, SOC Onions
Red, per h., Sc; Texas crystal wax, per
crate, ta7B. Old vegetables. Parsnips, car
GaFliei Extra fancy. white. per lb.. l5e;
NEW SOUTHERN vEdErABLEs-
Radlshes: Per doE. bunches. 45c. Turnips.
bunches soc. shaliots: Per dos punches,
fQc, Parsleyi Per doz. punches. Soc. Beets'
Per doz bulches, Soc Spinach: Per bu.. r.
lbA.. n.Oo. Egg plant: Fancy Florida, doz
Cuba, per 6-basket crate, S225; choice, Sa75.
String and wax beans: Per hamper. about
S lbf., S,0oQ6Oo Cucumbers; Hot house.
HOME Grown VEGETABLES :
Radishes; Extra fancy home grown, per
dOz buncheE, soc. Lettuce: Extra fancy
leaf. par doz.. loc; head lettuce IN hampers.
bunehes, zBc Asparagus: Per doa
bunehes, PC. Green onions: Per dOG
MISCELLANEOUS = Hotseradlsh: Two
doz IN case, $50 Walnuts; Black. per h.
20; California, No. l. per lb.. Ice; California
No. 3 soft. per lh.. EMe Hickory nuts;
eoanuts. Per sack. 500; per doz., &c.
/ Honeyi Per A-frame case. S3S.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-15

SHEEP-More activity featured the trade
In the sheep barn this morning, but there
was no notable change in prices. Supply
was just about normal, consisting largely
Of lambs. most OF them wooled, and all OF
the pens were emptied at an early hour.
High-dressing strings met with the more
urgent demand as usual, but generally
and good offerings. The Adatr MeXicans
realized 1875. the same as yesterday, and
another string of desirable MeXicans went
at 1915, a dime lower than the high price.
Shorn wethers commanded H.75, quotably
firm with yesterday, but the proportion of
shorn stuff was rather limited and the
quality on an average none too good.
Shorn lambs changed hands at 1856.
Something In this line OF prime quality,
however would probably sell right around
the 800 line.
For the week thus far. supply has been
rather liberal as compared with last week 9
run, but barring yesterday. the demand
has been fully adequate at all times. Sharp
the week, but much Of the bulge was wiped
out yesterday, with the result that current
prices on all kinds Of stock are little bet
ter than strong as compared with last
weeks close.
Shorn sheep and lambs are quotable at
T5cQ$ 90 per hundred weight lower than
similar quality wooled shipments. The fol-
lowing quotations apply TO the latter class
OF stock: Good 10 choice lambs, % $50
$50; fair to good lambs. s., ,0009 80; good
light yearlings, IS .3bdS go; good heavy
yearlings, $I.sOqS: :sb; good to e1oics Eeth,
ersy 1.S5qS rs; fair to good we.hers' ~ .5og
7,s5; good to choice ewes, N.l097 IS; fair to
good ewes, 81 .00d1 90
Representative sales.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-15

CarIot Receipts.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-15
GRAIN ANDPRODUCE MARKET
Ia.Ains in Oklahoma and Kansas Give
Bears Encouragement.
CORN IS STILL HOLDING FRM
NeHeraI Improvement In Cash situa-
tion with Startling OF Export
Business aRd GOVERNS ~
che shorts.
OMAHA. Anrii "a 1a1o.

OMAHA. April Il. 1910.
Heavy rain in Oklahoma and showers
Rroughout Kansas encouraged the bears TO
primer ceiling and wheat prices siumped
Nit again At the opening. Pit sentiment
s-uled very bearish under these improved
Etathef conditions and the almost total
'NAek OF demand for cash wheat
Cofn Is holding extremely firm. improve
Eleht 10 the cash situation and the starting
~ some expor, business, together vito
covering by shorts, gave the market good
WITH heavy rains predicted in the wheat
Becllohs OF Kansas and Nebraska, bears
ecame more aggressive and sold the mar
@aet lower. The slow cash demand sent the
aay option off and cash houses are com
planning OF the light trade.
Corn was fairly active: prices held strong
90 a small advance. Better cash demand
6fousht out more buying and shipping or
GERS We're received from eastern buyers.
Lhe market closed with a better tone than
~ mas had for some time.
Urinary wheat receipts were $4,000 BUSH
J eis and shipments were u2,O00 bushels,
! against receipts last year OF 1000 bushels
and shipments Of 2l7 600 bushels.
Primary corn receipts were $4,000 bushels
and shipments we're 3s3. 900 bushels, against
receipts last year OF l64O00 bushels and
Shipments OF $4,000 bushels.
Ciearances were 10000 bushels OF corn
none Of oats and wheat and flour equal to
900 bushels
! Liverpool closed S9Hd lower on wheat
\ and nominal on corn
Local range OF options:
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-15
Metal Market.

NEW York; April t.-METALS-The
market for standard copper was dull, but
steady with spot and forward deliveries
up to the end OF July at 12.6Og13.7O. The
London market closed steady with spot at
ISL 2s Cd and futures at f5S 2s Cd. Arrivals
reported at New York were 90 tons; exports
according to custom house returns were
415 tons, making 5,12s so far this month.
Local dealers quote lake copper at $12.S71zd
13l21h; electrolytic, $l275413O0; casting.
$l2 62M01275. Tin was firm, with spot and
April quoted at S5e s5@3s O0;. May, $4,000
Ss.l0; June, S32S0aSS. .i21S; July, $S2 s04SS. Is.
The London market closed firm, with spot
quoted at f149 10 Sd and futures at fi5l Is Cd.
Lead was dull, with spot quoted at S4.95d
40, New York, and at A.t71sQ4.25, East st.
Louis. The London market was unchanged
at f12 12s Cd Spslter was dull. with spot
quoted at S. 5OG5.60 New York, and at s.. q
95.S71s East st. Louis. The London mar
ket closed at ga los. Iron was lower al
COS IO5kd for Cleveland warrants in London.
Locally the market was quiet. No foun-
dry, northern, S1a0041S50; No. 2, Q7.5Oq
1S,O0 No. l southern and No. l southern
soft Sl7b0G177h
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-15
Articles. Open High. Low. lose Yes'y

Cash quotations were as follows;
4 FLOUR-Weak; winter patents S5.2ofI5 q;
winter straiRhts, ASO65.75; spring stra ghts
700ll.S0; bakers, 295lls.s0.
RYE-No. p 7SfD7ec.
BARLEY-Feed or mixing, 55fl5Sc; fair 10
choice making, 59d68c.
sEEDs-Timothy, SA60 Glover. Sll.75
PROVISIONS-Mes pork, per bbl 81. 9
92a5o Lard, per 100 lbs, sl3OO, short ribs.
sides boxed, siS5ORi275.
Total clearances OF wheat and flour were
equal to 5000 bu. Primary receipts were
$4,000 bu., compared with 10000 the cOrre-
spending day year ago.
Estimated receipts for tOmorrow; Wheat
u cars corn, les cars; oats, 50 cars; hogs,
Chicago Cash .Priees-wheat: No. red.
sl.lOssQLi1Hi No. red. S1.O7lz9l.i0; No, 2
No. spring, u.O60l.o5H Corn; No. 2 cash.
67ltT5sc: No. 3 cash, 56tkd5feI No. 2 white.
6Ofl00l5o; No. 3 white. 69n59,4c. No. yel-
low, Bs15shc; No. yellow. b1p67hc Oats;
No. z cash b, tsgsSlsei 10. white: i5e; No: 10:
R.eeid Receip ipts-Today: wheat. "A cars; corn.
lS6 ears oats. s. cars Estimated tonor-
row; Wheat. IA cars; corn. los cars; oats
BuTTER-Firm; ereameries, Sas2ci
EGGS-sfeady; receipts. S.ll4 cases: al
mark. eases Included iSqsOc; firsts. Soo;
prime firsts nc
iSq1sltc; young Americas, i4GitAe; lons
horns, 1StGlSAc
POTAToES-E choice 10 fancy. $50
We; fair to good. 8d2Sc.
POuLTRY-Steady; turkeys. l6s5c: chick
VEAI.- -stsady: 50 % to sO-pound weights
esfe1ci % to &-pOund weights, 90l1c; S. q
hopound weights, uQl2c.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-15

BOSTON. April 14.-WOOL - Although
holders Of wool. n the local market are
stil 10th to cut values further, there Is
considerable inquiry among mill representa-
tives and a number Of good sales are re-
ported Interest is increasing In the new
clip, yet western advices indicate that the
growers are holding for top prices. Local
demand Is for both cOfnbin9 and clothing
woods and staple stocks OF Montana, Idaho
and Oregon wolls are moving well.
The leading domestic quotations range as
follows: Kentucky, Indiana and Missouri:
Three-eighths blood, StQs5c; quarter blood,
S2D63c. Secured basis: Texas: Fine Is
months, 6Td08c; fine TO 8 months. 6l965c;
fine fall, 5Sd69c. California: Northern, 6s
d66c; middle county, 57d6Sc: faIl free, 5Sd
60c. Oregon: Eastern No. 1 staple, 6Sa6sc;
eastern clothing e5867ci valley No /. q
a57e. Territory: Fine staple. 6sa70c; fine
medium staple, 6iae5c; fine clothing, 65d
66c; fine medium clothing. 00d65c; hall
blood, 59g6Oc; three eighths blood. 5635sc
quarter blood comblng. 54q5Sc, Pulled: Ex-
supers, 48955c.