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Norwich bulletin., 1910-07-30
s1.oo WASH PETTIcoATs s5c.


 Women's Gingham Wash Petticoats in variety of striped effects, colors are gray and medium blue made with deep corded ffounces-both reg ular and >outsizes for stout women, 39c DRAWERS at 25c
 Women's Nainsook Drawers, good quality, made with deep umbrella ruff1e and trimmed with neat ham burg embroidery. $1.5o GOWNS at e5c
 Women's Nainsook Gowns, with square Dutch neck and short sleeves, trimmed with wide row of hamburg inserting and wide ribbon run, also with lace inserting and edging. $1.oo WHITE SKIRTS 6ee Women's White Muslin Skirts, with extra deep f1ounce, deep under ruff1e and trimmed with lace insertings and edgings.
 $500 OxFORDS at $1.e5 A Remarkable Reductionl Our en- tire stock of Women's OXfords that sold up to $3.00-all at S1.95 a. pair. This includes Patent Oxfords and Pumps, Patent Button Oxfords with cloth tops, Patent Gibson Three eye Ties. Velour and Vici Oxfords, etc. nothing reserved. all in one grand clearance at $1.95 a pair.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-07-30
Dress Goods
THREE VERY SPECIAL LOTS

LOT Lat f7c a Yard
 Double width Black and w h it e Checks and Fancy .Plaids for Waists and Children's Dresses, regular 25c goods reduced to 17c a yard. LOT 2-at 38c a yard
 1,600 yards of Dress Goods: incIud- ing double-width All Wool Cashmere in Is shades-44-inch veIty Stripes and Plafds, Panamas, Wool Batfste and white grounds with black hair line stripes, regular soc, 53c and 75c goods reduced to 3Sc a yard.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-07-30

At 59cNAll Wool Tapestry Carpet
 value S5c and $10O. At $3.98- Figured Crex Rugs size 6xs
 feet, value $500. At $4.9s-Crex Rugs, size sx1o feet
 value $6.25. At se.5o- -Crex Rugs. size SKIP feet
 value $500. At $3.98 4Ingraih Art Squares. size
 9x12 feet. value $500 At $7.5o-Tar estry Rugs, size sx12 feet
 value $11.00
Norwich bulletin., 1910-07-30
Carpet Department

At 59c-Muslin Curtains, flat and ruff
 fled at 59c a pair, from 75c and
 ssc. g1<x E aw< At Banfbs2 Poguh scfesns. size
 4xs. Saftsz65c. - .-s -ss a-s zs At 75c-Gheen Porch Screens. size sxs. 4 value q e0 s At $7.Go-Ch<1c bs -Ia nm oelSss full size,
 complete with Green Denim Mat
 tress value S10.50. At 4.e6-Cotton Felt Mattresses. value
 s7.50 and sf0.0o.
 At 2fc-Heavy China Mating at 21c a yard, value BOG.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-07-30
MOMENTS WEAR
arance Prices on Women's House Dresses, Skirts,
 Petticoats, Suits, Shoes, Etc. MENTION FEW THE MANY SPECIAL VALUES
;1.5o HOUSE DRESSES s1.1e

$1.5o HOUSE DRESSES S1.1o
 Women's One and Two-piece House Dresses of Striped Gingham and Fine Percale-a variety of styles in cluding high and low neck, in all the fashionable colorings. se.oo PRINCESS DRESSES S3,3e Women's and Misses Princess Dresses, made of Imported Scotch Gingham, Domestic Gingham, Cham bray and Percalas-20 different styles to choose from-plaids. checks and stripes, in tan; pink, blue and laven- der-regular $500 and $500 Dresses at s3.ss. f Ss.5o SUITS at $4.6e
 Women's and Misses Two-piece Suits. materials are Linen and Repp-coats gre semi-titted. skirts are full pleated, colors are tan, rose, blue and white-our entire stock of Suits that sold up to $S.50 at $4.69. 2ec DRESSING SAcoUES 1ec
 Women's Dressing Sacques a d Kimonos in a variety of styles and colorings, made with the fitted back designs are the new floral and spotted effects.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-07-30
Silk Department

s5e CHENEY SILKS at 63e. Cheney Bros Shower proof Fonlard Silks, absolutely all silk, regular sbc value at 63c d yard. s1oo BLACK SILK at 7ec
 36-inch Black Taneta Silk, full width and strictly guaranteed, regu- lar $1.O0 silk at 79c a yard SIPS PEAU-DE- E-soIE $1o5
 36-inch Black Peau- de-Soie, a very fine dress silk, regular SIPS silk at $105 a yard.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-07-30
SH FITTING s

At 6c-36- inch Brown Sheeting, value
 Sc. At 734c-36 -inchsBrown Sheeting, value
 10c. At 634c-36-inch Bleached Sheeting,
 value Sc At o24e-36- inch B3eached Sheeting,
 value 121zc At 1oLzc-42-inch Bleached Pillow
 Caseing, values14c. At 12L2c-45-inch Bleached Pillow
 Caseing value 17c. At 1ec-s1-inch BIeached Sheeting
 value 27c. At 25c-S1-inch Brown Sheeting, value
 S3c
Norwich bulletin., 1910-07-30
TABLE LIN EN s

At 19c-6O- inch Bleached Table Dam
 ask, value 25c. At 39c-60-inch Bleached Table Dam
 ask, value soc. At 55c-66- -inch Bleached Table Dam
 ask, value 75c. At 95c-72-inck Satin Finish Bleached
 Table Dama ask. value S1.25 At 55c-6S-inch Cream Table Damask
 value 6eC- At 7sc-Size s Napkins at 79c a dozen
 value sI0O At $f.1o-Size $ Napkins at s119 a
 dozen, value S1.5O. At S1.se-Size ss Napkins at s1.se a
 dozen, value ,S2.25.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-07-30

At 23c-Women's Elbow Length Lisle Gloves, an assorted lot value soc and 75c. At -39c-Women,s Two clasp Fine Lisle Gloves, black. white and colors, value soc. At 39c-Women's Two clasp Chamois- cite Gloves, washable, regular price soc a pair.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-07-30

RIBBONS Sc a Piece
 No. 1 Wash Ribbons in white, pink and blue. 5-yard pieces at 5c a piece, value 10c. TAFFETA RIBBON 1oc
 Brilliant Taffeta Ribbon, 31k inches wide, in white, black and colors, regular price 121zc. 8ELTING at 12Lac
 50 pieces of Moire Betting, in black, white and all the wanted colorings, regular price 15c.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-07-30
TAFFETA RIBBON foc

3ec SILKS at 29c
 Handsome printed designs in 27- inch MousseIine- de- Soie, washable, ten designs, regular 39c value re- duced to 29c a yard. PONGEE SILKS at 35c
 24 and 27-inch Pongee Silks. in plain, striped and printed efects-all at 35c a yard.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-07-30
DRESS LINENS At Clearance Prices

At 9c-32-inch .'Likalinon.'' in full line
 of colors. value 15c. At 12Nc-2S and 36 inch CoIored
 Repps. etc, value 19c and 25c. At 17c-36- inch Colored Linen Suit
 ings, value 25c. At 17c - 27-inch Colored Examines.
 value 25c At 1oc-2S-inch Poplins in a full line of
 colors, including white, value 25c. At 19c-27-inch Marcerized "Rajah''
 Linen, value 29c. At 25c-36-incb Colored Linen Suit
 ings, value 39c. At 35c-36- inch Colored Linen Suit
 ings, value soc.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-07-30
Wash Goods

1oIac Best Quality 36-inch Per value cales-a splendid assortment 121ac of best makes in Domestic
 Dress Ginghams-all at 1O1zc
 a yard, value 1215c. { f4e -+ Galatea Cloth-a complete value showing of all the wanted 17c designs and colorings. 14c A splendid assortment of the value popular Serpentine Crepe, in 17c both plain colors and figured
 designs.
 19c A lot of Wash Goods, incIud- value ing Scotch Ginghams and 25c Mercarized Novelties-25c and
 29c values at 19c a yard. 37c We offer our entire stock of value AnGerson's Fine Scotch Ging- 49c hams at 37c yard from 49c.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-07-30
Domestic Department
CORRESPONDENCE

At 2c-F'ringed and Knit Wash Cloths. At 4c-Turkish and Huck Towels, value
 6c. At 9c-Turkish and Huck Towels, value
 121ac. At 6Hc-Al Linen Crash, value Sc. At 9Iac-All Linen Crash. value 12kc. At 11Lac-All Linen Crash. value 15c.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-07-30
PILLOW CASES-SHEETS

At ec-Pillow Cases, value 12ac.
 At 15c-PilIow Cases, value 20c.
 At 49c-FulI-size Sheets, value 65c. At 6oc-Full- size Sheets, value S5c. At 8oc-Full-s Sheets, value s110. At 55c-Summer Blankets, value 75c. At 6oc-Summer Blankets, value s1.10. At s1.3e-Summer Blankets, value s175.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-07-30
IaCeS==EnbrOiderieS

lie Imitation Torchon, 'M q c 1 value and Cluny Lace Edging and I9c Inserting at He yard, value
 19c and 25c.
 1oc Platte Val Lace Edging and value Inserting to match, suitable 19c for underwear 1 to inches
 wide at 1Oc a yard, value 15c
 and 19c.
 1oc Neck Ruchings in all widths, value regular 25c value at Toe a 25c yard.
 12Lac A lot of Silk Trimming value Braids in all colors, regular 25c 25c value at 12kc a yard. 12I2c H m burg Embroideries, value Edges and Insertings to 19c match. F to 10 inches wide
 at 121Sc a yard, value 19c
 and 25c.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-07-30

BLACK VOILES-Reduced At 59c yard from 75c At 69c a yard from $1OO At $1.05 a yard from $1.25 At $1.19 a yard from $1.50
Norwich bulletin., 1910-07-30
KitChenWare
Articles of Household Utility at Bargain Prices

At 25c-Liquid Veneer for renewing
 finish on furniture, value soc. At 37c-Size I7-inch Wooden Choppine
 Bowels value 50c. At 4sc-I.arge Size Wash Benches.
 value T5e. At -standing Clothes Dryers, value
 75c. At e8e-Iroring Boards, value s13s. At 9Sc-China Cups and Saucers, pink
 floral decorations-ssc a dozen,
 value S1.50
Norwich bulletin., 1910-07-30
s1.oo WAISTS at Soc

$1.oo WAISTS at Soc
 Women's White Lawn Waist s, slightly muSsed-these are manu- facturer's samples in a big variety of styles-with embroidered front, tuck ed back and long sleeves-also some Middy Blouses-actual $1.OO value al soc
 s1o.oo COATS at $5.e8
 Women's and Misses Coats, in short and full length-short coats are for stout women. are of black Panama with satin lining-Iong coats are of Chevron Stripe Worsted, in an as- sortment of colors. $13.5o SUITS at $6.75
 Women's ana Misses Wool Suits, in a variety of styles, medium and light colorings - coats are semi fitted, skirts are full .pIeated-at exactly half price-$$1s,sO, Suits at -s6.75. SIPS HOUSE DRESSES, 85o
 Women's One and Two-piece House Dresses in high and Dutch neck styles-made of Dotted Lawn and Figured PercaIe with navy. cadet and white grounds with black figures sizes 34 to A. s
Norwich bulletin., 1910-07-30
TOILET GOODS

At 5c-Lilac Talcum Powder, a fine
 smooth powder. value loo. At 12c-Swandown Face Powder, whita
 or flesh color. value 17c. At 10c-Venus Powder Puff and Small
 Mirror combined, value l7c.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-07-30

LOT 3at 59c Yard
 $50 yards of Dress Goods, including 56-inch Bedford Striped Suitings in light shades-42- inch All Wool Plain and Striped French Serges, regular 75c and $1.00 Dress Goods reduced to 59c 8 yard.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-07-30
Summer Gloves

At 5c-Odd lot of Women's Lisle Gloves sample pairs-Clearance price 5c a pair At 1ec-Women's Two-clasp Lisle Gloves, in black, white and colors, value 25c.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-07-30
BED SPREADS

BED SPREADS At 98c-Hemmed Bed Spreads value S1.25. At SIP -Hemmed Bed Spreads, value $1.5O. At $1.19-Fringed Bed Spreads. value $139. At $1.ss-Fringed Bed Spreads. value $1.65.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-07-30

Sc Dress Prints. 10 to 20-yard Va 3ue lengths. light,and dark eoiors, e at 5c a yard, value 7c. Sac 2,0n0 yards of Dress Ginq- value hams, 10 to 20-yard lengths 4c in a big range of patterns
 and coforings, ,4including Plain
 Chambrays.
 6I4c A lot of Wash Goods, com value prising Muslins, Dress Ging- 10c hams etc, in a splendid as
 sortment of newest designs Sac Red Seal Zephyr Ginghams, value 10 te 20-yard lengths, checks I2=c stripes, plaids and plain col
 ors, in light and medium
 shade
 10I4c Fine Quality Batiste, 30 value inches wide, figures, dots and 15c floral designs on light and
 medium grounds.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-07-30
WHITE GOODS

WHITE GOODS At ec-AH White Goods that was 12 F . and 15c At 12Lac-All White Goods that was 17c and 19c At 16c-An White Goods that was 25c.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-07-30
MEMS TROUSERS

MEMS TROUSERS At 89c-Men's Khaki Trousers, good weight value $1.00. At $1.15-Men's Cotton and Wool Trousers. value $1.50. At $2.98-Men's Fine Worsted Trous- CTS, value S3.50.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-07-30

MEMS NEGLIGEE SHIRTS At 79c-Men's Fine Quality Negligee Shirts, our regular $1.00 Shirts at 79c
 At S1.19-Men's Fine Negligee Shirts with attached and detached cuffs regular $1.50 Shirts at $1.19.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-07-30
SIPS HOUSE DRESSES. 85o
Millinery Millinery
REATEST REDUCTIONS YET IN MILLINERY PRICES

Beautiful Trimmed Hats for Almost Nothing
 
  A2c o prices high has a of Women's Dress tha sitivey of ourF Dress hats So'0O that originally al Many special values in Flowers Feathers Ornaments Etc
Norwich bulletin., 1910-07-30
NEWS WEAR
Clearance Prices on Mems Clothing, Shirts, Underwear, NeckWear, Hosiery, Etc.

At 79c-Men's Mesh Union Suits, value $1.00. At 42c-Men's Outing Shirts with soft collar and Soisette finish, value soc. At 42c-Men's Blue Chambray, CheViot and Khaki Working Shirts value soc. At 42c-Men's Working Shirts black and black with white stripes,
 value soc.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-07-30
OUR MIDSUMMER CLEAR.
IT WILL BEGIN THIS MORNING
 and continue during the week following.

Sale ageneal leaanc o nc s n dpoicyt en each a gods
 ceance all handie hat tnnlans poih nd subs ha a summer
 Int advert dsementw neho ony m o tn items th tar in hundreds more not h bes vi De n our snaed flor
 
 the a n tendt o an y il
Norwich bulletin., 1910-07-30
MEMS SPRING SUITS

Our entire stock of Mems Fancy Spring Suits and Blue Serge Suits at these prices for a general clearance
 $500 Suits at $50
Norwich bulletin., 1910-07-30

SUMMER COATS At $2.98-Men's Black Alpaca Sum- mer Coats, value $3.50. At $2.o3-Men's Blue Serge Summer Coats, value $3.50. At 12JAc-Men's Washable Four-in Hands, white and fancy colors, value 25c
Norwich bulletin., 1910-07-30
SLIT cAsEs-seduced

 SUIT cASES-wedueed Mating, Leatherette and Sole Leather At $1.1e, reduced from $t50 At $1.49, reduced from S2.00 At $2.1e,' reduced from S2,50 At $2.39, reduced from $2.75 / At $2.9S, reduced from S3.6O At S4.39, reduced from $500. At s4.95, reduced from $500
  TRAVELLING 5AGs-Reduesd At $1.1o. reduced from. 31.3O At S1.So, reduced from $2.26 At S2.19, reduced from s2.50 At $2.33, reduced from $500 At S2.9S, reduced from S3.50 At S3.1e. reduced from $4.00 At $3.ee, reduced from $4.50
Norwich bulletin., 1910-07-30

Boys Wear

At 1oc-ChiIdrens Hats. value 25c. At 1sc-Roys' Beach Hats, value 25c. At 39c-Boys' Caps, value soc. At teo-Boys' Blouses. value 25c. At 44c-Boys' Blouses, value soc. At 7ec-Boys' Blouses. value $1.0O. At 1ec Boys Washable Trousers,
 value 25c At 36c-Boye' Knee Trousers, value
 soc. At 6ec-Boys' Khaki Trousers. value
 $1.0O. At 4ec-Boys' Knickerbockers. value
 75c.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-07-30

1s-inch Hamburg Embroid- Q cries for corset covers and dresses. regular 25c value at 17c a yard.
 1S-inch Hamburg Embroid- 3 cries for corset covers and dress at 29c yard, value 39c and soc.
 22-inch Embroidered All 9 over, very fine goods and dainty patterns at 9sc a yard, value $l.50 and $2.00.
 45-inch Embroidered Flounc- 9 ] ings, suitable for whole dresses at 9Sc a yard, value $1.5O and $2.00.
 32-inch Tucked Net in white 3 and ecru, S1.50 value at sSc a yard.
 Oriental Lace A yer, 3 small designs in white, cream and ecru at 9Sc a yard, Value $1.50 and $2.00.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-07-30

At $t t.6e-Women's and Misses Sweat.
 CTS, value $2.50. At $3.5o-Women's and Misses Sweat
 CTS, value $4.50. At $4.95-Women's and Misses Sweat.
 CTS, value $6.00.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-09-14
south Dakota News ZOtes,

ABERDEEN-C L. Quigley, who has
been engaged as coach here, succeeding
Paul NJ; Young, who goes to the University
or south Dakota at Vermilion.
MOBRIDGE-Arthur G. Keene editor and
FOUNDER OF the News, has retired from that
paper in order to hold down a claim near
Faith, 5. ID. He is succeeded as editor and
publisher by Mrs, Dell M. SWright, a well
known newspaper woman.
MOBRIDGE-E. Is. Peterson. formerIv
cashier of the Farmers State bank here
mas organized a third bank for this town
which VIII be known as the Citizens State
bank. The new institution Is financed AL
most entirely by Mobridge business men
the Cheyenne branch of the Milwaukee,
railroad has reached Parade, S. d.. eighty
TWO miles west of Mohridge and will
reach Faith, the proposed terminus OF the
branch before winter Faith Is ~ miles
from Mobridge
clothing store here was destroyed BY fire
entailing loss estimated at between sc OO1
and 5000, with insurance of but $1,000 A
detective gasoline stove caused the fire
WIN Cooney was badly burned by the cN-
ploding gasoline and his condition is seri-
Gus,
MISUNDERSTANDING l.. Tessier, a promI-
hent young business man, was shot and
instantly killed while hunting by the acct
dental discharge of his shotgun, Harry
was severity burned and cut about the face
by the explosion OF a shell as he was load
ing gun.
ABERDEEN-John Wade. president of
the Aberueen Commercial club, has re-
ceived word that the offer of this city for
the entertainment of the State Federation
or Woman's clubs has been accented and
the federation Will meet here October Is IA
ana ~. Elaborate plans for the entertain
ment OF the visiting club women are being
made.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-09-14
FOR PERMANENT EXPOSITION
Plan Under Way to Have Place to
Display Goods.
BOOST OMAHA WARES
TO
Manufacturers COmmittec of the
Commercial Club L. Active in
scheme 60 BOO.t--DIrectory
soon PabIished.

trade directory viii be compiled by the
manufacturers committee OF the CONNER
cial club as the first effort In a campaign
in the interest OF Omaha-nade goods. In
this directory will he classified every ar
tcle made in Omaha, showing by whom IL
is manufactured.
This is for the Information not only Of
local consumers, but of country merchants
who may not be buying their fun lines in
the natural market
At meeting Of the committee II de-
veloped there is a mistaken idea in some
peoples minds that Omaha made wares are
not up to the STANDARD Of those shipped in.
1t also developed that occasionally goods
are made here in large quantities and the
fact not generally known.
| n comprehensive plan was also discussed
for a display of omaha manufacturers.
This is a subject of such magnitude that
the meeting adjourned for one week in order
TO permit OF investigation II was an
nounced that 'it an exposition is decided
upon it will not he placard and empty
carton affair, but an exposition OF live ex-
hibits showing the actual manufacturing Of
each line"
A meeting Of all the manufacturers Of the
city will be called at an early date to hear
the recommendations Of the committee.
Meanwhile a movement is on foot headed
by Paul X. Burleigh president of the Bur-
leigh Glove Manufacturing company for a
permanent display of goods manufactured
by the smaller concerns OF the city, whose
places Of business are scattered all over
1.-THE city.
The idea is to concentrate In one display
room I'm the wholesale district a full line Of
gloves, notions. whips. trucks and spe-
lcialties OF all kinds i'm order to make a
visit TO each plant unnecessary by the
country dealer. 1t is planned to put an ex-
lpenenced man in charge either to take
orders or to direct purchasers to the fac
tories"
Members of the committee present were
George II. Kelley, who is chairman: J. j.
Item, c. T. Schwager, f.. u. Geohagen l.,
G. Doup. ID. J. o'Brien. e. T. Rector and
~. NJ. Guild.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-09-14
NEW YORK STOCKS AND BONDS
Results in Maine Taken as Sign of
Less Corporation Control.
UPWARD MOVEMENT OF PRICES
Politics Unreliable ss Dt-turbinE EIe-
ment-Demands for Cash on New
York Banks observation-disclosures
Considered Satisfactory.

NEW YORK, Sept 12-The election in
Maine E3s the principal news event which
the stock speculation had to digest today
The fact that prices advanced on receipt
OF the news led to the inference that the
result had no displeasing influence on hold
els Of securities. The Maine election was
construed as a symptom Of disorganization
of the political forces moving for control
and restriction of corporation powers. This
construction followed, rather than preceded,
the upward movement of prices. Politics as
a disturbing element seemed to be unreli-
able. The banking position offers no imme-
date obstacle to the maintenance Of stock
values. The demands on the New York
banks for cash we're moderate and the in
coming reports of national bank conditions
of September 1 are regarded as showing a
satisfactory position.
Augustus @.5OO,OO0 increase in value Of ag-
ricultural exports over last year makes for
betterment of the exchanges position and
shows that the August corner in the cotton
market stimulated, rather than hampered.
the outgo of that commodity.
The rapird movement Of grain to market
is expected to Furnish another source OF
supply to the exchange market in the inn
mediate future.
Bonds were firm; total sales, par value,
81 092.OOO.
United states bonds were unchanged on
call.
Number of sales and leading quotations
on stocks follows.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-09-14
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Cattle Receipts Fall Short Of Last
Weeks Record.
HOGS TEN TO TWENTY LOWER
CORtinued Heavy Runs of sheep and
Lambs, while Prices Remain
AbOut steady iR the Face
of Free Buying,

SOUTH OMAHA. Sept. "a. 1910.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-09-14

SHEEP--Another heavy run of sheep and
lambs, arrived today, but inquiry from all
quartefs was broad and buyers went after
the stuff as soon as shipments could be
shaped up ready for sale. Fully half OF the
total offerings were feeders, with light
kinds especially plentiful Prices ruled
steady on the better grades, anything that
was at all fleshy moving readily. An easier
feeling was apparent on thin, light classes
was hard work to move them at current
quotations. Short feeding seems to be the
popular policy as is Indicated by sharper
discrimination In favor OF strong weight
strings. This class of stock also attracts
composition from killers, resulting in wider
outlet and well sustained values.
Fleshy lambs Of good quality sold for
feeding purposes as high as $6.i5, quotably
firm. Medium weight grades moved around
80 %, and light lambs of good quality are
quotaole at $500 and better. Feeder sheer
preserved the same narrow spread that has
prevailed on most days lately, the market
remaining eady. Feeder wethers sold al
and around A.25, with good feeder ewes
ranging from $315 to $40.
Trade in fat sheep and lambs held firm
all along the line. Wyoming lambs sold
as high as $685., the same as yesterday; anC
good wethers commanded $435 and better
Fat warnings were scarce
Quotations on grasC ock: Good TO choice
lambs, Sb6OQ6.S5; fair to good lambs, $3.50
$40; feeding lambs, $5.75a6.50; handy weigh
lyearIngs, $o,l54S.JO; heavy yearlings, $1,000
lb,W; feeder yeaTlngs, $5,0Oq530; good e
choice wethers, A25I445; fair to gooC
wethers, A.OOn425; feeder wethers, $4,000
GALS; feeding ewes, s.. SJq36O
Representative sales.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-09-14

CATTLE-Receipts of cattle were Yer!
fair today 362 cars being reported IN, nut
the total for the two days only roots up
1000 head, as against 26,SOU head for the
same Gays last week. Still the run is about
100 head larger than the for the CORE
spending period a year ago. In spite OF
the fact that receipts of cattle were 50
large, buyers were out In the yards IN
good season in the morning, and the trade
opened at an early hour. II being apparent
mat all kinds were in demand. Ine tact
mat receipts both yesterday and today Iell
snort OF expectations seemed 10 lncrease
the desire of buyers for supplies, rms "as
especially true In the feeder division.
Quotations on native cattle: GOOD to
choice beef steers, s7.O0GS.oO; fair TO good
beef steers, ;6.OOp700; common to fair beef
steers, X.5O9s.VO; good to choice cornfed
heiters, S3500i.50; common to fair COWS ana
heifers,. $2.50Q3.50; good to choice stoekers
and feeders, t4.7bq60O; fair to good stockers
and feeders, S4.O0Q475; common TO ram
stockers and feeders $S.2594O; stock hell
ers 50. a5GI4.O; veal calves, $S'OO4LsS; buus'
stays, ETC.. S325Q5.Oc.
Quotations on range cattle: Choice "a
prime beeves, 36Oo9e.SO; good to choice
beeves So 4Oa6.tO; fair 10 good beeVes, $40
005 20: common to fair beeves, S.I694.oO
GOOD TO choice heifers, A25U5.O0i good Il
choice cows, $4.00Q465; fair to good grades
So 5OlI4. 90; Gamers and cutters, $25O9S 40
good to choice feeders, A.9O0o0O; ratr q
good feeders, S4.3064.s0: common to fan
breeders. S3.25Ss4.8.
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