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election held In Seattle, in January.
1905. at which Mr.. Pyles was quoted
as saying, Charley Sweeney brought
about my election" Sweeney is pres
ident of the Federal Smelling Com
pany a subsidiary company to the
Guggenheim syndicate and is one OF
the Cunningham claimants.
Mr.. Ballinger said ne was present
as mayor of Seattle but did not re
cali the remarks.
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The Kansas City stock Market.

Kansas City. Mo-. May 1O.-Cattle
receipts. 500. including 800 south
erns. Market steady to strong. Native
steers. 6.25lS.25; southern steers,
5-00I 7.65; southern cows, 3.5006.
90; native cows and heifers, $500
7.60: stockers and feeders, 4.O066..
40: bulls, 4.25@6.25; calves. 3.750
$50: western steers. 5.75G7.75; west
ern COWS, 4.00M6.5O.
Hog receipts. 10000. Market 10 to
l5 cents higher. Bulk of sales, $3.50
3.f5; heavy, o.4oG9.5O: packers and
butchers, g.20Fte.45: light, 9.1019.-
10: pigs, S.50Ms.
Sheep receipts. 1000. Market stea-
dy. Muttons. 5.50G775: lambs, TBS
Ie.25; fed western wetaers and year
lings. 6.0Oqs.00: fed western ewes.
5.50g7.25.
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for a visit with friends and took pneu-
monia ON her way here. After her
recovery from Pneumonia, she was
taken with meningitis. The funeral
was held this afternoon at four o'clok
from the Henniaeer parlors. Rev. u.
B. Carrie being In charge of the SER
vice. Burial will be made at South
Side cemetery.
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u. 8. WEATHER BUREAU.
(local Report, Observation Taken q

Roswell, ~. NJ. May 10-Tempera
ture:--MSx.. 92, min., 54; mean. 73.
Precipitation, o. Wind seven miles Sc.
Weather, cloudy.
Comparative Temperature Data.
Extremes this date last year
Max. IS: min, 30.
Extremes this date 16 years rec
ord:-Max., 80, 1901; min.. 30. 1909.
Forecast for Roswell and Vicinity
Partly cloudy tonight and Wednes-
day.
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TIE THIRD ARBITRATOR
IN THE RAILROAD DISPUTE

Washington, May j0.-Judge Will
liam Lea Chambers. of this city, was
today appointed as third arbitrator Of
the controversy between the forty.
nine railroads operating west OF Chi
cago and the Brotherhood of Loco-no-
tive Firernen and Engiaemen.
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Fly Cops Hold Pow-wow.

Birmingham Ala. May 10.-Heads
Of police departments from cities all
over the United States and Canada
are Birmingham guests today at the
seventeenth annual convention of the
international Association of Chiefs of
police. Many matters of interest in
connection with Iae apprehension ana
treatment OF criminals are slated for
discussion.
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JEFFRIES HAS A BACKSET
IN TRAINING OPERATIONS.

Ben Lomond, May 10.-Jeffries is
nursing a black eye today as the re-
suit OF the unsatisfactory mill with
Bob Armstrong yesterday. His lip
was spiit and hled continuously, while
he and his black sparring partner
plT7nIelled each other. Jeffries dis
played none of the cleverness shown
on Saturday. The trainers say his un-
usually hard road work in the morn
ing was responsible for ais lack of
ginger
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Miss May Rogers is Dead.

Miss May Rogers, aged "a years,
daughter of Mrs. T. H. Rogers, OF
Lincoln. N NJ, and sister OF r. R. and
W. A Rogers, died at st. Mary's hos
pital Monday night of meningitis.
She started TO Roswell some time ago
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The Wool Market

st. Louis. Mo-. NAV 1O-Wool is
higher. Territory and western med
iums. 2O623: fine mediums. 1s@ %:
ine, 11M16.
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Johnson Starts Training.

San Francisco. May 1O.-Jack John
sons followers are well pleased with
the showing made by the fighter in
mis- opening workout yesterday. All
agree that the negro will have little
difficulty in removing surplus weight
during the' long training interval be
fore the fight For the first two weeks
Johnson proposes to put on the gloves
three times a week Later he viii in
crease this to four times.
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Old Stetsons made new af A. +
Iindrer's. Practical Halter. next Il
Grand Central Hotel SITS
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TWO BARGAINS.

TWO BARGAINS.
A modern cottage close in and neal
the Central School.
A well improved farm four miles
south of the city at a sacrifice.
PARSONS e. LAWRENCE.
Fire Insurance, Real Estate, Loans.
Accountants. Notary.
Agents
Kansas City Life.
Phone 65 215 North Main St
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John H. Hicks, a cattle buyer from
Santa Rosa, who was here on business
left On the aElto to Vaughn today on
ais way home.
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II. Bonan and 7. g. Armstrong, O
San Marcial, ". NJ, are here looking
after business affairs.
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f. R. Read, of Texico, came down
| IaSt hight on business.
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II. A. Porter, of Artesia, was here
today on business.
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NOTICE to- ELkS.

Regular meeting
of Roswell Lodge
No. 969 B. p. o. Elks
Tuesday night, May
10, lodge opening
promptly at 7:30
Ballot and businass
of Importance 56t2.
FRED c. HUNT
Il. r.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-09
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Fat Cattle Slow to Ten Cents Lower
Than Monday.
HOGS MAKE A NEW RECORD TOT
sheep and Lambs strong sellers at
Prices Making several New Rec
Ords for the south Omaha
stock Market.

SOUTH OMAHA. March 8. iDio
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-09
Dun's Report of Clearings

TIL volume Of payments through the banks during February, a mMsured bv b.Ok
seAnAgS continue very heavy though there IL evidence III SHAt oAMk hnm ~ ls
totals 1.-THE three preceding months the AguNA however bear ShquSSt tsudwvuv b he
progress steadily SRschd in the commercial dspAtnsatS Of de Sunh1h Hipsm
Total bank exchanges for tn month at NJ dHss In the UukA Bha soorMnS "a
the SHtenent t1udb y r. g. Dun q o., which embraces lie hMhe eenurn smSp.
" NS0O1ASO@' a gain Of 1915 per cent ORr. hA ear and AS pg cent ere a.
corresponding nonh Of 1895 ouhAds Of New YGk City there ne hi sMw SrIh~~
but the Hen t@ especially significant and are mostly dua 70 IOl causes The nnhoa Ina
pOVemen Il In tn South AasnhcS ntNAA and at the West At New YaA Tia th~~..
compare With - ear : very hagr~stvab u'd Ii. comparison via 1881 SasUsA - ia
AonormA speculative activity in tAty eRw huIT@k nAht Spatdons SaamaM N@n Of
tbs past nOnthH nearly - Per cent All New EuEAnd Cs' make gAas = suaMrM
Win last year a. III but one report iEprNNnsat Over 1903, the nOAhs E1ns NI.S.A
boH"n' ProVdac% Hartford, Springfield and WseOsStS. In he NAaN kHas4o sNh~
there Is till . lO~ at PttsburG compared with 1905 bt II NEST psAhI ua -.
are exhibited and conditions are reported TO Be steadily haproVhG AnuuR a. LS0.1
S.s reporting gains are PAh@dPAtA Scranton Reading WNk~BErA BmGIo su0oDC
Rochester and Erie The active business condition. that are generally UustsA IN -
Pse Of tn South Atlantic s@tssrS sLtin Wy satisfactory r&zas hNm Vvy city IA go
ernf0yt Very large ner@SSH are reported BY Baltimore, Rohaond, Aaah AuruaN
Savannah Ad JSokSnvnH Many cities in the Middle South report h-s~ payments
mroash 1s banks than IN prOV0uA years. among them ST. LOwL Mwphh. ChGsS~omA
SrninsAAn Mobile LHH' Rock and New Orleans Ovrl last year Ns@y svaT 4g IA As
W~ rPornm more or lea gain over beth years. bat there are SlS fw lslA Thea ~
er hAVe little nThAOaEeS and Dc set sEASt from the remarkably god Aotpr -. Nv
Ia returns from the uO NSdSh Among the cities making q aHraOtuV ~m.nw4~s
with previous years are CAiaEo, Cleveland, Detroit IndAaapoHA Mlvwts C.swb~-
Dayton and Grand AdaA and In the Far West NAnsaDohA 81 Pail R,u~s C-
D~ hons4 Omaha St Joseph Wichita and Denver Returns from dass an ~. P~.'
OcSt continue s1rv~sy AasfaetGI Aad practically very point exhibits gas a eonv0r.S
W.T. Pen0usr stwnA Comparison h made below Of bank exchanges By sSSasnso ovsAng
tAos years also the average daily figures for the nOAh Of February nd IL. aUs
preceding MONTHS
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-09
oMAnA GENRaAN MARknr.
and Fancy Prices Fur
nishcd by Buyers and Wholesalers.

BUTTER-Creemery. No. l. delivered to
the retail trade in lib. cartons, Slci No. 1,
SSo; in sOIb, tubs. $3.50: packing stock. solid
pack, 24c; common. nc; fancy dairy roll,
Gei common, lsc, Market changes every
CHEEsE-TwinS 1870: younr America.
lSlto; Daisy cheese. 1qo: limh. ruer. Isle;
brick, Use; domestic block. 81 - Ieo. i'm
PoULTRY-Dressed Brothers. 8 a dog.
Tor storage So; for fresh springs, 11c;
hens lIc; cocks, lie. ducks, lee; geese,
Homer squads, 81 per doE. fancy squads.
$50 per doz.; No /. 800 per doz. Alive;
hSnG isc; cocks. lie; ducks fuf feeethetSd.
sc; guinea fowls, 800 per dOI.; pigeons,
FISH (Sil frosen)-HorrinS. 60; salmon.
lie; pfckerel, &c; whitefish. Toe; pike. ice:
trout $50; catfish, 17e; large crNppies, $50
lsc; haddock, l5c; founders, ,lsc,
.OfSTERS-SelectS small cans. 26ci lerHe
sc; gallon, SIS; New York counts, small,
small, &e; large. sc; gallon. Sf,@; extra
large standards, Si.6o
isAc; No, s 1ONc, Chuck: No. l. nc: No,
2, &c; No. s. 6Mc. Round: No l. &c; No.
Z SNc; No; 3, SIC. Plate: No. l. exc: Nc.
TRUITs~strswbernes Florida. per at.
60@!5e, Oranges; California, Navels. 5000
go sizes, per box $500; ea@elIS STan8,
ertes. soO-Sse sizes. $40; choice Iona, sOO-sN
box less. BRnNnas; Fancy select, per
bunch, A.b42W; Jumbo, bunch, S2.75D175.
SrSpes; Imported Mslsgasi per ksg, 5000
Indian River Grape Fruit. All sl4es. $500
Apples; Jonathan, per Dbl. $500: Ben
D|%SSis, per Dbl: @.sS9tS; asnltans per Dbl,
Dbl, $500; New York Baldwin,. Russets
and Spys, per bbI., SN@ California w, w.
Pearnlslns' per box f20e9a@; COLORADO
RADIO r: Beauties, per box, $3.50; extra fancy
Colorado Winesaps, per box, S2B, Gran
berries Jersey winter stock, per Dbl,
pkgs. in box, per box, 1900, Figs; Cali
~toInia,, 80 pkgs, &C. size. 50 pkss. in box.
VEGETABLES irish seed Potatoes:
per bu,, sSC; western Nebraska and north.
s sTR stock per per 6Ol ou'' $50 90: %S fllS% 5or sSS
bS.' S6q76c, sweet potatoes; Kansas. Per
heads, per crate, $3.50. Rutabagas: Canada.
per ID, 1hc. Cabbage: Wisconsin, Holland
seed, per H.. 2Wc. Celery, Florida, in Ruff,
Onions, red, per h., 2h8So. Old Vegetables.
Parsnips, carrots, beets, turnips. In sacks,
per h., &c. Garlic: Extra fancy, white, per
ID. l2c. New southern vegetables-Turnips:
punches, SOC. Spinach: Per bu., 800. Egg
plant: Fancy Florida. doz.,. S15Oq2,OO. To-
mstoes: Fancy Florida or, Cuba, per g.
and wax beans:, Per, hamper, 100000.
Cucumbers: Hot house, per dog, S1.7582.O0.
Home Grown NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Extra
fancy, per dog: punches, S5c. Lettuce:
Extra fancy Leaf, per doz, 40c; head lettuce
In hampers, $S5o@5.V. Parsley: Fancy
home grown, per doa. lunches. 4Oc.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. New York,
per h-bbl., S9.75. Honey: New, "a frames,
$3.50 Horseradlsh: 2 dog. in case, $3.50. Wal
nuts: Black, per ID, 20; California, No. 1,
per h., 12hc. Hokorynuts: Large, per h.,
4c; small, per ID, &c, Co%coanuts1 Per sack,
$500; per doE, CSC. 800
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-09

CATTLE-Receipts Of cattle this morn
Ing numbered ESQ cars, the largest run
since February Is. This makes the total
for the two days this week Ola head, as
against 1l,187 head for the corresponding
days last week and 1a,980 head q year ago.
With large receipts OF cattle and with
an expectation OF heavy receipts tomorrow,
not only here, but at other market points,
buyers were rather beartsh In their Views.
The result was the market on beef steers
opened slow, with the cattle selling any.
where from weak to 10c lower. There were
some better cattle in the yards thar have
been seen here for some little time back,
as high as $3.50 being paid for one bunch
OF we'll finished steers, the highest price
paid since November Of last year.
Cows ana heifers were also slow and "a
a rule weak to 100 lower this Yesterday
Good feeders commanded strong prices.
selling as high as ever, right good Wyom.
Ing feeders bringing S66. Stockers aid
NOT 9 any material change, selling in
a9out the same notehes as last week.
QUOTATIONS on cattle: Good to choice
eornfed steers. Se.E0aT.T0; fair to good corn
teq steers, 2b;SSgS6 50; common to fair corn
sSS FED steers; FT5gssSS GOOD to choice COWS
sna heiEers, b0ggAOO fair to good cows
AID heitsrs, 3LSoQ6Oo; common to fair
COWS and heifers, S,OOatS0; good to choice
stoekers ana feeders, S6,0O463; fair TO GOOD
SUCKERS and feeders, N.80&S.O0; common 10
fair stockeTs and feeders, S2266AO0; stock
heifers, t&0N9AO0i veal calves, A.60dA&;
bulls, stays, ETC., H.T5@6.W.
Representative sales:
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Kanaas ~ Live stook Market.

KANSAS CITY, March s.-CATTLE-Re-
ceipts, 1000 head, including 800 head south
srns; market for steers steady to i0c
higher others steady to strong. Choice ex-
to good, &60oaS.o; wetsern steers, IS. 7b1
100; stookers and feeders A,159s.25; south
sEn steers. AD4g.49; southern lows, SS.59
ers s+%@7,Oo; bulls, NOo@5.T5i calves, $40
HoGs-Recsipts, 10000 head; market be
s9.e6q10.oo; packers, ana butchers, $500
$50 light, S0.60d3.95; pigs, t.6O8o.00
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Reoeipts, 1900
head; market, lO415o higher; lambs, 5000
Ln ewes, N0@7.@; stOokers and feeders,
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-09
NEW YORK STOCKS AND BONDS
Dizziness overoomes the Market After
Lively Hour at Opening.
STEEL RISES LATE IN THE DAY
Its Advance I'm Face OF HEAVY sale.
20 Realize Has E~ncOurasinE
Effect on Specializing
Sentiment.

NEW YORK. March s-The dizziness
which overcame the stock market after
the lively dealings OF the morning was due
70 encouragement over the obstacles to the
efforts made to continue the advance in
prices. Free selling to realize profits was
the most material hlndrance. The benev-
olent control OF the market was by no
means abandoned. as was seen in the isto
revival Of United States Steel and the alb
sorbent power In face Of large selling to
ulative sentiment.
The determination Of the New York Citv
financial authorities to FIX the coming $40
OOoVVV issue OF corporate stock at ~ per
cent dld not have a harmful effect. as n
was accepted as a settlement OF a yexed
problem and as assurance Of the success OF
me otIerlng by agreement with the bank
ers, Inc incident serves as an object
lesson, nevertheless, of the exiRencies
FORCED upon. seekers Of new capitaI
throughout 1903 New York City 4 per cent
corporate stock was sold In VARYING
amounts at a premium.
complaints were heard from the steel
trade OF the discouraging effect on the de-
inahd from consumers OF the long decline
IN prices Of stocks. Stimulated demand Is
looked Tor from the brisk recovery which
mas occurred In the price Of United States
steel. Revived rumors Of dividend in
creases were used with effect In advancinp
prices today. New York Central was par
neIary affected by this influence. salts
49, a pIoIessed with she steps being
gress. ~ q" N0"
me action OF the wheat market on the
tIIst news OF the government Of
farm reserves must be read in the liRht Of
the mighty speculative condition in that
market. The 11S,34,O0O bushels estimated In
larhers' hands on March /, call for revi-
sion of the price relations In the trade
me outcome will be watched with keen
ettention, An excellent effect was pro-
ouoed by the certainty Of large foreign
thus assuring an important offset to the
untavorable trade balance. Placing of
Taliroad bond Issues abroad last week helps
TO the same end.
Bonds were Irregular. Total sales. par
value, $4,000. United States bonds were
unchanged on call.
Number OF aales and nrtpoinol .,,.4..tz--
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-09
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS
FeatFreG Of the Trading and Closing.
Prices on Board Of Trade.

~ SA 1SeA ~ A4A1a '
CHICAGO, March achievement figures
on grain reserves on the farms gave an
unexpected Impetus. to prices In all the
pits to-day q few minutes. before the close
and sent them Bearing to heights from
which they rapidly receded. Wheat jumped
from 4 to 27so In the hurry and finished
from NC to 20 up Corn gained similarly In
the excitement over what, was, considered
a bullish report and lost more OF It's gain.
Oats entered into the sudden uplift' and
also receded' quickly; Provisions gained
strength and flushed strong.
The excitement which preceded the close
in the wheat pit followed a~session which
was practically withoutla salient feature.
the eoVerpfnental figures placing the farm
reserves at 17S, 100000 bushels were about
10000, 900 bushels below. other estimates. A
local crop expert some time ago gave an
Sstinfateswhioh was 1000, 900 lower. than the
official figores4and thts had prepared some
OF the largsr concerns for the actual fig
SeTSss; 80 d9at they we're nnimpIessed by
sponge to the demand and May quickly
mounted to H13, 2@a4sbove the low point
of the day, while July and September made
nearly as ~spectaoular progress. May closed
K@1c up at SE12MR July finished with a
gain OF NO at N.0bb, and September had
si.@ aSs advance :! the close OF r'ga0 at
The governments figures on the corn re-
serve were. as great or a greater sur
prifefthan the wheat estimates and q sim
liar npturnJ followed and figures for the
future Nshotrup from 2Mc to 2hc above. the
low 'points.JMa ran up from 614c to 64C
hha tAleiA Shih y "a COs6 Ut oE3Aot the Olnef
futures copying II closely. Cash corn dis
pfayedtsomS strength and prices advanced
nc, eninD being generally good. No. q
~ yellow sold at b9458h0. The closing decline
In the futures left them well away from
the low point, with May %9&c up at 6shc;
the more distant deliveries showing less
strength, 1n H.. HteE &
Goats advanced and reeeded with more
Bedateness. May Travelled between 43%c
n t45c,0 distant options making similar
gains, The tenor OF May was. weak. and
Hoi off at A4o, while July and SsptembeT
closed strong and near the high point, July
40 up and September &c up.
I'm provisions, final figures on the Nav
products were; Pork. S24.s21t, l21tc up; lard,
Sa4b, l2ho higher. and ribs, N4OO, 1bc
higher. sese..
Leading futures ranged as follows;
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-09
NEW YORK. GENERAL MARK
Quotations Of the Day on various
Commodities.

NEW YORK. March S.-FLouR-Market
quiet and unsettled; spring patents, S.8G
straights. i5.oeSS2S ReceipSttsei 81 Sbs6 Ss sbjs
shipments, 1853 bbls. Rye flour. firm: fair
to good, N2oa4R; choice to fancy, A5Oa
CORNMEAL-stoady fine white and vel
iow N55QL6o; coarse, N.45al5O; kiln dried,
RYE-Dull; No; 2 western, 900, nominal.
.wHEAT-spot market firm; No. 2 red.
SL251s,. sales elevator, domestic, and nom
inal, T. o. b. afloat; No. 4 northern. Du-
luth, and No. 2 hard winter. 81. 2sM. nominal
Z. o. b. afloat. In options wheat was firm
al day with evening up for tho govern
prices the market was steady, and late in
the day was excited and firm on the re-
gort figures. closing at hG15c net advance.
May I.lyHl.2JA, closed at A.20A, July,
2luMql13B, closed at Hf5Ss; September,
flO6hQlOSA, closed at n.OsN. Receipts, 5000
bui shipments, 10.500Nbu.
CORN-Spot market steady; steamer, &c,
nominal, and No. 4, 621tc, both elevator ex.
port basis No. 2 6ho, asked, Z. o. b. afloat.
Inc option market was firmer on covering
py shorts; closing nervous at hqAc net ad-
vance. May, nh07Sc, closed at 1sc; July,
closed at 14Ac; September, 7bkc. Receipts,
600 6u.i shipments, lo5, 534 bu.
OATS-Spot market weak; mixed, % to 90
lbs. nominal; natural white, 26 to 90 lbs,
gOab2c; clipped white, "a to ~ lbs, 5OhQ5Sc.
The option market was without transao-
tons, closing Nc net higher. May, 5OHc,
Receipts, SO, f25 bu; shipments, 1920 bu.
HAY-Steady; prime, n.l5; No. /, s1.12ha
LIS.
H~IDEs-Quiet; Central America, 12hc.
LEATHBR-Quiet; hemlock firsts, asa
PROvIs1ONS-Pork! firm; mess, $500;
family, S26.50027.OO short clears, S25. 25d2s.Oo
Beef, firm; mess, $l4OOI14.50; family, $500
gl8.5O; beef hams, f24@a26.Co; Cut meats,
firm; picked bellies, 10 to IA lbs, $l4.75a
1850; picked hams, $500. Lard. strong;
middle west, prime, Sl3.9Oq1AOo; refine
barely steady.
TALLoWLQuiet; prime city, hhds., 7c;
country, 6Ad7c.
RICE-Quiet; domestic, 2kq5%c.
BUTTER-Steady; dreamer specials, Sc;
extras, 32c; third TO first, 27931c; held,
second TO special, 266S2c; state dairy, oom-
mon to finest, 2i9S1c; process, first to spe-
cial, 25d27hc; western factory, 2202Skc;
western imitation creamery, 24h026c.
CHEESE-Firm; state, full cream, fall
made specials, 171kG1sc; fancy, 17Ac; good
to prime, 16h91eAc; current make, best,
1b1kM16c; common to fair, l3915c; skins,
full to special, 13d14hc.
EGGS-Firm; western firsts, 2Shd24c; sec
Onds, 23c.
POULTRY-Dressed weak; western chick
ems, l69l7c; fowls, 14G1Shc; turkeys, 1sQ25c.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-09

sHHEP-Today's live mutton and iamb
trade was another round OF record prices.
ewes at tT.I and Mexican yeariinRs AT a.
All pf these sales are not only nigh prices
In the history Of the local trade, but they
are reooru-breakerB as well. Fed western
lambs reached $9.3b, the best money ever
realized on stock Of this description at this
point.
Supply consisted of about twenty double
decks ana quality, as q rule, was Featured
ny plenty OF flesh and finish. Briefly
euotably strong prices, with the result that
pens were cleared early In the morning
Despite the record-smashing habit Of the
sheep market lately, killers are constantly
protesting that the eastern mutton trade
10 In a sickly condition n that any al
vance IN the live product is not justified
In contrast to, this assertion, however. thew
are continually In the market for a frssb
supply, ana while purchases are made on a
"oarcass-eount" basis, there is little pros
pect or immediate declines IN values
warm weather has set in, OF course. maxi
ing 1t impossible fer retailers to display
hrodnGt 70 the same advantage as during
the winter months, but any bearish phases
are more than Offset by limited supply.
Demand for shearinG stuff is uniiSuauv
brisk, and while prices nave seemed Almost
700 high for profit in many cases, shearers
volume OF business Is naturally small how
ever, owing to the fact that aYailabl0 nffer-
inEs ara limited.
Quotations on sheep and lambs;
5000 20 choice lambs, e.Oo9s.40; fair to
fSoi good hhearinE lambs, SS.5OSS,@;
straight feeding lambs, ROS9S.to; GOOD
light ysarlinEsl s&,S5@665; good heavy year
so % 10 4 ShStoe westShSsrsb nSS9TSs: fair to
ewes, Ns0097.5e; fair to good ewes, I0SO8
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Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-09

market steady 70 iOc lower native shipping
and export steers, &f00SO0. dressed beet
and butcher steers MtO1INO. steers under
loo lbs, N5o0&W; SUCKERS and feeders.
AtOUbh, cows M helfcrs, 06ja695: can
nera, 2Oo0AW, bulls, Gt0d675, calves.
81 tO0tOW; Texas and Indian steers, N7OR
~; cows and heifers, GTOdAm.
HOuS-Receipts Leo head: market fOc
higher; pigs and lights. NP5dtOl 10; packers.
NeOoqlOls; butchers and best heavy, uNt5
diN2h.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts, 9.eQO
market steady; native muttons, Ae
u1@; lambs, N.S06eRi oulis and bucks,
A60d610; stockers. AMdI.m
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-09
New York MINING stocl...
TreaanrY stntement.

WASHINGTON, March S,-The condition
OF the treasury az the beginning OF business
today was as follows;
Trust Funds-Qold coin, $S55.4&, So; silver
dollars, &is6 Ga, 900; silver dOllars OF 1890
1900 silver certificates outstanding.
44s0 6l2, 900.
General Fund-Standard silver dollars IN
general fund, &,OIS4d: current rabilities'
Hoes, SO.2Ts,Ss; IN banks to credit of treSs-
urer Of the United States, tS&23A8 1l. sub-
sidiAry silver coin. t2L45G6S3; minor coin.