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Williams news., 1910-01-01
Shoe Department

This department is a etore in itself, where you can get anything in Shoes for Men, Women and Children at less than the cost oi the leather.
 Mems $500 Working Shoes .$1.49 Mems $4 and $5 Patent Leather
 Shoes .$2.65 Mems Gun Metal Shoes in high ol
 low cut, $5 value .$2 95 Boys $2 50 heavy School Shoes fol
 only .............. .$1 3S 50 dozen Infants 75c Shoes 7. .39( Ladies' Oxfords. $2 50 value /. .95t Ladies' $2 50 Dress Shoes .$1.4e
Williams news., 1910-01-01

Mems good substantial Overcoats to go at the cost of the lining during this sale. .$3 49 Mems all wool Kersey and Oxford Overcoats in any length, worth $15, during this sale ..$7 .65 All Mems Pants at One half of the regular price.
Williams news., 1910-01-01

Points" never drinks only when asked. and while not as good ss some of his pious fellow townsmen, he believes in his home town and invites men of industry and capital to look over the great prospects of our city. We have room for more capitalists.
Williams news., 1910-01-01


 There is no remedy. that relieves as quickly as A. D. &. Foot Relief. G. c. Drug Co.
 THE NEWS acknowledges . rec ceipt of several packages of garden seeds. the compliments of Delegate Ralph H. Cameron. When we plant our garden we expect to live on peas, kale, lettuce, radish and watermelon Delegate Cameron will hear from us about harvest time.
 FOR RENT-J. c. Phelan eiaueh- ter house and pasture; $30 per month. Inquire at the Bank. Over thousand voters have al- ready registered at Douglas for the approaching local option election and the registration will not close until January 5.
Williams news., 1910-01-01
Johnston-Merritt Nuptials

MT. Alex A. Johnston and Miss Helen Merritt were united in tho holy bonds of wedlock at the home of the brides sister, Mrs. George T. Harrington, at Flagstaff. Wedues- day evening, Dec. 22, by tbs Rev. -ClydeP. MetcaH.
 The bride is we'll known io this city. She spent the past summer here as the guest of Miss Terry. and won many friends. She Is a graduate of the Northern Arizona Normal and is an accomplished young lady.
 The groom held a position as cashier in the local Santa Be de. pot until few months ago when he accepted the Santa Fe agency at Holbrook. which position he now holds. MT. Johnston is very popular with the people in Will jams as we'll az in Holbrook. ~
 Their friends in Williams were taken by surprise, although it has been expected that their marriage would occur, but not at this early date.
 The young couple have gone to the City of Mexico on a wedding trip, after which they will return to their future home in Holbrook.l
Williams news., 1910-01-01

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Williams news., 1910-01-01

Mems Furnishing Goods
 Mems soc Working Shirts. 39c Mems 65c Dress Shirts, now .37c Mems $l50 Dress Shirts, now .79c 200 dozen Mems 25c Four.in- Hand
 Ties, during this sale .... 15c 500 dog. Mems Silk Fourth Hand
 Ties, worth 5Oc. now. .29c Mems 200 Socks in all colors now
 only. sc and He Mems $2 co Dress Shirts, now .99c Mems 10c Handkerchi4fs, during
 this sale. Sc
Williams news., 1910-01-01
Dry Goods


 Standard Prints, yard. ........ :. 6c 124c Bieached Muslin, yard .. Sc 15c :" !" =. 10c Sc Unbleached " '' .... Dc 1Oe ' ...74c 123c Outing Flannels, yard ... .7c 15c l" !" ..1Oc 16c Percales for shirt waists .1Oc Amoskeag Ginghams, yard. .73c COG White Table Linen, yard .29c 6Oc Turkey Red Table Linen .25c 15c Towels, each ............7c 7c 2Oc |" Sc s25c --.' |" .123c A big line of Dress Patterns, Lawns, Organdies at your own price.
Williams news., 1910-01-01

Clothing A fine Suit of Clothes, coat, pants and vest, all to match, one and
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-28

AnsI6les.I Open High. Low. Close les y.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-28

S.,....as7 90 sNH 0.......les &C.. 9S
SHEEP-There were not enough sheep
or lambs on sale today TO afford any
thing like a test OF prices. Regular receipts
consisted Of two cars and couple OF
punches Of drive-ins swelied the supply to
about four double-decks, mostly lambs
Quality was nothing extra, but despite this
fact, practically everything commanded
BarrinE Mondays trade. the market this
week has not been very eventful. Demand
at the opening was very dull and prices
dropped 1bQ8o on all classes of stock.
Some little recovery has featured the sltua-
ton during the last three or four days,
but not enough to offset Mondays break.
Inquiry has been more active, and while
killers are buying very sparingly at pres
ent, good light and handy-weight shorn
lambs are closing pretty close to steady
as compared with last weeks close. In
between grades are still more or less uncer-
tain and anything with grassy appearance
has been meeting with Discrimination.
Common offerings OF both sheep and lambs
are just about i0dl5c lower than week
ago.
There have not, been many sheep COM
ing, most of the ewes selling around 5000
bib Wethers have also been scarce, but
the bottom has almost fell out OF the mar
ket on big heavy muttons and they are
selling fully $500 per 100 weight less than
six weeks ago. Strictly prime wethers on
the handy weight order would probably
bring $50 or better.
Quotations on fed stock; Good TO choice
d7.sB; good to choice wethers, S.l54S.b0;
fair to good wethers, SA&15lb; good Ia
choice owes, t4.soq5.2s; fair to good ewes
"a. 656iA 90
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-28

CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS
Features of the Trading aHd Closing
Prices on Hoard of Trade.


CHICAGO, May 27.--The nightmare con-
dltion In the wheat trade cleared up this
evening to q large degree. Light sedatives
in the way OF cash purchases by milling
interests helped steady the overwrought
nerves OF the Spectators Final figures,
. the day, were We to %@&c under the pre-
vious close for new crop Futures ana SAg
Corn finished unchanged to INC off, and
oats &c lower TO 1s4he higher Provisions
scored an advance Of 1bQ47hc
The first calming influence in the wheat
pit was an authorized announcement from
the defeated leader Of the bulls that state
ments regarding his holdings Of wheat as
we'll as his losses had been greatly exag-
gerated. Later came surprise from an
unexpected direction. Brokers acting for
Athe firm were found to be bidding up
Nthe price of corn in the teeth OF the fact
that Generalization at that time was I'M
checked in wheat and that there was Wis
ible evidence OF heavy selling OF wheat
by foreigners in this market. The Euro
pean basis Of price indeed, seemed for a
while 6ngbe9r that was ieaalns me semi semi,
to a continuation OF the big smash OF yes
terday. The liquidation, however, brought
SS s sSs SIS4S ON Of the better &
ing call for cash wheat here. There
was much covering by smaller shorts who
had sold early fpigafeRea by the tns pet flD Of
Starter of an hour there was some recess
zion from the return OF comparative firm
ness ana the tone AT the close was weak.
September wheat had ranged between 911sc
and 92Ac, finished at 92hc, a net loss OF
lhc. May, dealt In mostly small lots, closed
at 3i.o2h, q decline OF $4,000.
Corn started out weak, was bid up
sharply for effect upon wheat and then
declined on liquidation OF miscellaneous
counts. September sold from 57&Q159hc and
closed $40 OFF at 5Slhc Cash corn was in
demand. No. 2 yellow, closed at 59q591sc
There was much liquidation in oats Cow
erlng by shorts pushed up the price OF
a f1ttrfuaflup hafu
S5hc and 3e%c, closed at h9hc, gain
OF 369sc.
Provisions were firm. Pork closed $50
ribs, 22Ma3oc.
Leading quotations ranged as follows:
II -f-----zaa--------
A&IhlNa. Omen High. Low. Cloaa \ Is :,
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-28
DISPOSITION.

CATTLB-Receipts or cattle were light
this morning-only thirty-three cars being
interest buyers. Prices were Just about
steady with yesterday all around and the
general tone to the trade at the close OF
the week is far from strong. The good to
choice heavy beeves have been scarce
enough this week to hold up fairly well IN
prices, while the habitat and short-fed
steers have been slow and Unsatisfactory
sellers throughout. This is due to the fact
that outside markets are being literally
supplied with Texas grass cattle and these
are much preferred by all classes OF buyers
to the medium and common natives. The
latter show a decline Of fully 2S@4oc for
the week. while the good to choice heavy
cattle are not over 1O915c lower.
In cows and heifers there was no par
with yesterday, but outside of the very best
grades closing prices this week are fully
26Q35c lower than last weeks close. Veal
ally sold pretty much the same as on yes
terday and not materially different from
week ago.
and feeders this morning, as both supply
and demand were limited. All week the
light and we'll bred stock steers and heiters
have commanded a ready sale at firm fig
ures, while 1t has been difficult to move
the general run of feeders at anything like
satisfactory prices The volume of business
has been very small, however, and a good
clearance has been made so that the tone
to the trade at the close of the week 10, IL
anything, firm as compared with the close
OF last week.
Quotations on cattlei Good to choice
cornfed steers, 81. S5d7 80; fair to good corn
fed steers, IS. 70a17.z5; common to fair corn
fed steers, Sb.6095 go; good to choice cows
and heifers, $e.0o9615i fair to good cows
COWS and heifers, SS.7Ba4:so: good to choice
stockers and feeders, a5Vogo.25: fair to
good stockerA and feeders, H.76Q5.40; COM
mon to fair stookers and feeders, 1850
AIS; stock heifsrs, s3.75Q475; veal calves.
50. 76d7.50; bulls. stays. ETC., $L0046.S5.
Representative sales:
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-28
.gAIS AND PRODUCE MARKET
Foreign Decline Makes Ef-
n forts of the Bulls Useless.
CORN DEPENDS ON WEATHER
II Conditions nemnin Good the
farmer VIII he n Free seller
nnd Prices WIN Gradually
Work Lower.
OMAHA. May q. 1910.

OMAHA, May ~, lJlO
The continued decline in foreign markets
for the last two weeks has made Il useless
forH pull leaders TO attempt 20 advance the
prizes OF wheat and the selling OF these
large lines OF long stuff resulted In the
sensational break yesterday. With values
from lbQ2Oc lower II remains to be seen
whether the producer will sell his new
crop at these levels and the extent Of the
domestic demand viii have to be shown.
The corn market depends entirely upon
the woEther conditions from now on. With
larry favorable weather farmers Will be
fiee sellers and prices will work lower.
Wheat was weak again today. Buying
was OF poor character and any signs OF
<eelling ran the longs to cover II Is the
opinion that the liquidation Is over and
somo reaction II probable. Cash wheat
was soft and prices were &c lower.
The corn market weakened when wheat
' broke again. Liberal receipts are causing
heavy selling by cash concerns and cash
corn Is getting cheaper every day. Weather
conditions VIII have to be very untavor-
able before any change can take place
Primary wheat receipts were 2H,OW bu.
and shipments were H7,O00 bu., against re-
ceipts last year of 2g7, 900 bu. and shipments
OF i55,0OO blu.
Primary corn receipts we're $4,000 bu.
and shipments were 81 900 bu., against re-
\ eeipts last year of 100000 bu and shipments
Of 10000 bu. -,
Liverpool closed 10p1Sbd lower on wheat
and ND lower on corn.
Local range OF options;
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-28
OMAHA GENERAL MARKET.
staple ana Fancy Produce Prices Fur.
niahad hy Bnyers and Nholesalers

staple ana Fancy Produce Prices Fur.
nished by Buyers and Wholesalers.
BUTrER-Creamery, No. l. delivered 70
the retail trade, in lib. cartons SIC; No, j,
zSc; IN eo.lb, tubs. ai,sc: packing stock. solid
act ehansss every tuesday.
lie; daisy, llc triplets isssc; nmbsrger.
lSe; No. brick, l6o; No. Z, lbc; domestic
SWISS x,oi whole swiss, Ae; imported
PUULTRY-Dressed brollers, $500 doz;
for storage, Se.vO; for fresh splings, Se;
hens, lse. COCKS. RNe; ducks. sooi geese,
homer squads, tAoO per doa. fancy SQUADS.
$50 per doa.; No. /. 500 per dos, Alivoi
lbs, sc; hens. ise; old ROSTERS sac; young
sss: i i SSs iS 'Sss lsss S
dos hOmers, 800 per dos, squads. No, /.
0o0 per dot.; No. q 6oc.
FISH tall frosen)-Piekerel, lcc: Whlteflsh,
lSalSoi spanish mackerel lSci eel use; had.
deck, lSc; founders, i2c. Green catfish,
lss; trout lsei buffalo; s.; hslibut g;
reesRads. S.oo each; shaSross. V per pair
'Of Sect sEV SusshiSs. p No. oA l7o No ,,.o
No. 3. lsc. Loins. No, /. 1gc; No. q iiEc:
No. 3 iSSe. Chuei; No; 4. seNci No. 3, sc;
ike: No. 8, lie; Plate; No, 1. Sci No. q
| NC; No g. 7Ac. >
Fi!UlTs- strswssI IT.ss 10 Missouri ss.qt
iornla Can ella and Producer brands Red
| land naveis, so-se sizes. per COX. "a: Ia
slrs per s SSx psT so OK s1e @ S s9d
| from Riverside and other districts, per bpx
s. coos; 5oi 500 ll2 sizes. per box t27S; Tia,
per box, Is; $50 and smaller sizes, per box.
02 Lemons, Lmoniera, extra fancy, so6
;as9 sisss, S;So; choice dc 800 $50 slses. per
nanas fancy select per bunch, -. SSas. 50:
Jumbo. bunch, l2;l6as.7S. Grape fruit,
FS Ds. c sst' ssss' .l per GsT d Pi%:
per Dbl, N.25; California fancy W. w
fancy, Pesrmains, RED WOOD brands eA pes
SSSSi., ii. Cherries. California, per per- iOl Ies
lib pkgSs. ~ BON soD per eoH' w. Figs Cali
VEGETABLEs-irish potatoes, wisoon-
sin and qssvS per nn Ss SCGTGci Colorado
d., 90. Seed sweet potatoes, Kansas. per
bbi,., g. cabpassl new California and
TAI wax, per crate, $780, yellow, per crate,
lI65 Old vegetables: Parsnips, carrots
beets, turnlps, in sacks per ID, &c. aGrlic,
extra fancy white per d. i7oi red. per
SEW goUgHEEM VEGETABLES
soo. pests; Per dog. 6unehes, 500 Spinach Spinach
Per bu., il lbs. soc. Esq plant; Fancy
Florida, per doI,, sl.5Oa2OO. Tomatoes:
;s aG?y choice ;sS string and wax beams STSss
Per hamper, about rs lbs, $aOo. Green
peas: Per hamper. $3.50. Cucumbers Hot
7Tc; per blu. box, s2,26.
HOME GROWN VEGETABLES =
Radishes: Extra fancy home grown per
ldos punches, zoe. Lettuce: Extra FANCY
LEAF, per doE., zoe; head lettuce per doz,
$50. Parsley: Fancy home grown per doz
punches. 4oc' Rhubarb: Per doz punches
Green onions; Per doz. punches $50
} MISCELLANEOUS - Horseradish: Tive
dox. in case, $3.50 Walnuts; Black per H.
} 90; California, No. l. per H., lie; California,
No. ., per ID, leo. Hickory nuts: Large
, per h.. 4c; small, per ID, 30. Cocoanuts
Per sack, 500; per dos.. csc.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-28

Cash quotations were as follows:
FLOUR-weak, ana asking prieos reduced
2ec.
RYE-No. 2. 75@T7c
BARLEY-Feed or mixing. 4sa5sc; fair to
choice mating, 5SQ65c.
SEEDS-FlaX, No, southwestern, S210A
no, l northwestern $S'zo' Timothy' Hsh
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., mess, per bbl., s22. 80
Gs27S Lard, per 100 les,S si2ess short
sides lboxed), siS2591SJO.
TOTAL clearances o. wheat ana flour were
equal to 2O9,0O0 bu Exports for the week, as
900 bu. Primary receipts were 10000 bu.,
compared with 227,0Q0 Blu. the corresponding
day year ago,
Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat.
y cars; corn, 200 cars; oats, lSS cars; hogs,
'6iecasoN Cash Prices-whsat: No. 2 red,
Essa aCsssoi on No u SSTa sscd M 81 o.
noTs6etn spring. j. ioSs 30 l;S spring m2i
All s7S S9S%; No No. S %s,e '1 sIsi k6 No
white 09lelei No yellow, be059lsc; No. :
yelloy; 67SqSsnc Oats; No. white, SshQ
toe; No ; white aaSsoi No white $50
BUTTER-steadS; crsamsries. 2S@27Ho;
Oi f0sds- -iS- 1855 cases, marke,
firm; at mark. cases Included. 15isaisSse
flrsts 171tc; prime firsts. 1siAc.
CHEESE = Steady; daisies. l4E Disc;
, twins. It0ltAe; Young Americas. lS0iSke;
, PorAToEs-Easy; choice to fancy. 2Sa
SOc; fair 70 good. BGz7c.
3 .PouLrRY-Easy; turkeys. l5c; chickens.
WAL, steady; 80 to eo-lb. weights. $50
CEN 60 to N-lb. weights s9.00610oo; IS 10
il0lb " VSshts. 10.0O6l1.o1
ostS Il cS Mhsa Estms ssS to GSGS
les ears.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-28
stock i'm sight.
Metal Market

NEW YORK, May N.-METALs-Th
market for standard copper was barely
steady, with May and June quoted at S12 IS
az: So; July. &l1.4714G12;b IS; August, $125O@
1255. The London market w9e easy, with
spot quoted a. S6d 12s 50 and futures at
E57 los. Arrivals were reported at New
York of o,205 tons. Custom house returns
showed exports Of 1,73e tons, making 1866
so far this month. Lake copper quoted
at $1a75ap13Oo; Electroytic, 312621f681275
and casting at &12.SlhGS12.50
tbs was weak, with spot and May quoted
at S33.06d33.071a; June, S3z. 0o133.00; July,
$32 9O132. o5; August, $50. 9o6SS.lN
The London market closed easy, with spot
quoted at f14s 15s and futures at f151. Lead
was steady, with spot quoted at M4GQ4.tO,
London was unchanged at f12 1as. spelter
was easy, with spot quoted at S560H6. co.
New York, and $6.0066. l211, East st. Louis.
The London market was unchanged al
f22 g. Iron was unchanged At 49s 1ol&d
for Cleveland warrants In London. Locally
the market was quiet. No / northern
foundry, S17.0041775; No. northern
foundry, s16,5o01725; No, l southern and
No / southern soft, 80. 2S1is.75.
ST LOUIS, May N.-METALS-Lead,
81 20. Spelter, nominal, 1.ITh.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-28

HOGS-Shippers were in their old-time
form this morning and bought freely from
the opening at prices safely a dime higher
than yesterday Total hog receipts were
liInited and after more than a third OF the
supply had been purchased on outside or
ders, killers were forced into the trade
at the same advance. Demand was rea-
sonably active and very good clearance
was made before midday.
Aside from Wednesdays big slump, the
trade in the hog yards thus far this week
n .hs P PsYy IN snSlY eStS Wers SSuored n
all days and while there has been very
little competition from shippers until today
the net decline in values Is much less than
are just about 15c lower than last Saturday,
with light lots and medlum-welsht butchers
selling at the top of the list. Stays are
working toward lower levels, and instead
of commanding a premium, are selling Just
about on a par with heavy hogs.
RenresentativA sales.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-28
Boston Mining stocks.
Treasury statement.

WASHINGTON. May 27.-The condition
Of the treasury AT the beginning OF bust
ness today was as follows:
Trust Funds-Gold coin, $3.50, $50 $50; silver
dollars $3.50, OH. 900: silver dollars OF 1890
s., 600; silver certificates outstanding
$3.50 oil, CO.,
General Fund--standard silver dollars in
800 4i2 COS working balance in treasury
offices, 81. 1903 1855; in banks to credit OF
treasurer OF the United States, $Ss, 142, 50}j
subsidiary silver coin, S2l 262. 223i minor
coin, g, 27s,5sS total balance in general fund
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-28
Kansas city Live stock Market.

KANSAS CITY, May T.--CATTLE-Re-
ceipts 1900 head, including TOO southerns
market steady; choice export and dressed
beef steers, Se.So6lS.15; fair TO good, $500
feeders, A2odpe.15; southern steers. $4001
TBS; southern cows, 3.50d5,50; native cows,
$40OQ6.50. native heifers, N.7o9735i bulls
$400d6.00; calves, A.50J7.75.
HOGSReceipts, 5000 head; market so
loo higher; top, $780, bulk of sales, 1880
eS5; heavy, 50. 4Oas.5O; packers and butchers,
49, 9OH9, 40; light, So 25ft9 IS; pigs, s. sOD9.20
SHEEP AND I.AMBS-Receipts, 400 head
market steady; lambs, H.00d9.0o yearlings,
$5.006p6.30; wethers, $4Sod6T0; ewes, $3.50
$780, stockers and feeders. $s00d5.00.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-28
NEW YORK STOCKS AND BONDS
Little Business Done in View Of
Three Days Holiday.
MORGAN FALSELY REPORTED Ill
Circulation of Rumor Leads TO ACTIVE
ity In Early Part of Session,
signifyinE Action by
Bears.

NEW YORK, May H.-The eve Of a three
days holiday on the Stock exchange is
never conducive Of much activity. The
stock market, besides has been lapslng
toward dizziness and neglect by process
Of uncertain and narrowing fluctuations
which are characteristic Of the market
when In purely professional hands. 49,,
the circulation of rurnor Of the illness
OF j. Pierpont Morgan, which originated In
Chicago stock brokerage circles. Mr.. Morgan
Is in Paris and was in cable communication
today with business associates in New
York. The circulation Of false rumors is
held generally to signify activity by a bear
party in the speculation.
The lack of response 10 the formal an
uouncement of the sale OF st. Paul bonds In
France to the amount OF 250Oo0,O0O francs
brought out some professions Of disappoint-
ment The fact need not cause surprise
whom II is considered that this bond sale
has been constant subject OF stock mar
ket discussion and Of stock market In
| fluence for weeks. The mere fact that
news of the transaction was allowed to
become public so early affords broad inti-
nation of the speculative use that 1t was
sought to make OF the incident. The specu-
lative effect Of 1t was found. to be ex-
looking to further bond sales to the same
and other foreign markets failed to revive
the int a0ss Of Sf the the sg6,setd market.
watched closely in the stock market, which
| is affected to some extent by their un-
settlement The report OF the bull party in
suits II II has served 10 bring about natural
conditions in that market.
The slightly firner tone of the money
market this week lends interest TO the
showing TO be made by the bank state
mett to be published while the Stock sx-
change Is In recess. over N,0 900 has gone
to Canada this week ana the movement Of
interior exchanges has been against New
Il York. While the movement from the in
terror has fallen off considerably, 1t hat
been sufficient to Indicate a substantial
cash gain for the banks.
4 Bonds were steady. Total sales par value
81 2S5, 900. United States bonds were I'm.
changed from last weeks prices on call.
4 Number Of sales and leading quotations
on bonds uera n foiinun. b."
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-28
Cnffee Mnrket.

NEW YORK, May N.--cOFFEE-The
market for coffee futures opened un-
changed to points higher and sold to a
partial advance of 5 points during the mid
die of the day on higher European markets
and scattered trade buying In the absence
OF important offerings Later the advance
was barely maintained, as there was some
scattering liquidation and the close was
Sales for the day were only $3.50 bags.
Closing bids follow: June and July, GOO;
August 630c; September, 645ci october
uary, G4sc; February, oslo; March. 6.64c
April, $50. Owing TO the holidays, there
were no cables from Brazil.
Spot quiet; Rio No. Z SIC; Santos No.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-28

KANSAS CITY, Mo-. May 27.-wHEAT-
July, ssNc; September. sSo. bid. Cash, 1c
lower; No hard, $l,oOa1.O4 No, q. seq
Si.o2; No. red, 9eca$l.oS; No. 3, 9ceqsl. Oh.
bid; December, 50&c. bid Cash, jkaile
lower; No. mixed. b9c; No. }. 5slhc; No. 2
white, e0lfd76lc; No. 8, soc.
\ oATs-Unchanged No. white. 4OQ42c;
No. 2 mixed S703Sc.
RYE-706T2c.
HAY-Unchanged; choice timothy, $500;
choice prairie S1OT5d1lO0
RUTTER-Creamery, extras, 27c firsts
sc; seconds, 29c; packing stock, 2O%c.
EGGS - Steady; current receipts new
cases $50; miscellaneous cases, 1895:
southerns AI5; storage packed. t5.ss.
Receipts. Shipments
Wheat bu................,... 400 4l.0Oo
Corn, bu...................... SaOO9 Al, 900
Oats, bu..-.."..."...,... ...." 5000
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-28
Cotton Market.

NEW YORK. May T.-CoTToN-The
market opened steady owing to better
cables, with May points higher. but at
decline of to points on the general list
bear pressure. Trading was quite active
and excited right after the call. and the
whole list quickly weakened under ap-
promoted by the selling of houses with
western connections and the favorable
weather map. July broke 70 h70c. or 1S
points net lower while the new crop sold
off TO a net decline of to 7 points. Cot
ton futures opened steady. May 1Le4c
June, tAsSc; july. 1850; August, 1AS2e;
september, 1890; october, Inc; Novem-
Der 1260c, December, 12b2c; January,
IL <sc: March, 1a5ic bid.
Futures closed steady. Close; May 1850;
June, lAs5c; July, 1890; August, H5Sc;
September, 1346c; october, l2.75c; Noyem-
Der, l2sSe; December, l2.55ci January, 12SSe;
March l256c Spot closed quiet. points
advance; middling uplands. i5.3oc; middlinE
gulf, Is soc. Sales, 1853 bales.
ST. LOUIS, May n.-COTTON-Dull; mid
ding lbe; sales, none; receipts, 9oo; ship
ments, 1855; stocks, n,b2S bales.