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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-26
STRENUOUS PUNCHER
CARRIES LIVE LION
HOME ON HIS HORSE

Florence. Ariz, Fcb. 23.--Thomas
n. wills, chairman Of the board Of
supervisors. was here this week at
tending The regular monthly meeting
Of the bourd and told a good lion
story which rc vouched Tor. He and
Billy kellogg, who " the old STRAIT
ton cattle ranch. situated in the cast
ern foothills OF the SAINT Catalina
mountains, have In charge Of the
ranch vaqucro named Juan Esli-
noyi. Esplnoza discovered the re-
mains or a t~Wo-ycAr-ofd colt mat hAu
been Killed by a mountain hon, ne
set q steel tran near me fresh re-
mains and returned on his COW pony
next morning 10 investigate the re-
suits. The lion was there, a captive
Ia the trap. but at the approach OF
Espin0za Il mndc a desocrate lungt
and. breaking the chain by which the
trap VAS anchored, took right UP n
canyon. Gapinoza gave chase on ms
pony And by a dcxtcroua throw OF ms
riati landed the loop around h neck
OF the flying beast Then he took
Il turn around ~ Tree ahd dteW ny
struggling brute mp clast against
the trunk Of tile tree. lie had the fre1
end OF the riata wound around the
horn az his saddle and the well train
ed COW pnny held Mr.. lion tight
against the tree, while l1spinoza dis
mounted, tied all q q Of the lion 5
feet tight together n also tied his
mouth shut. then loaded him across
his saddle. got on behind ana rode
home with his prize. Upon rcachitg
home he took his prisoner off ms
horse and chained him up to a ire "a
The yard, where. after several days
futile effort to free himself, TIE orul"
died from exhaustion. Mr. wins stafcs
that he measured the animal 'ua1 IL
measured zig At Zee. IN length tfoin
the tip OF he nose 90 The IN oi tue
tail Espino.Ai doua not sern 10 fthi-
ize that he uid nus,A'ng out II the
ordinary. ~ Nr Roosevelt, oii per
formed a feat like that In Africa
would have been heraldcd In htli
lines extending acroas seven coiunna
his admirers would have talk ~
OF nothing else for a NcNt
~ -
We amy as wen turn our hammers
into prunin hooks and be good We.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-26
National Guard Order.

General order number six.
The following Officers are assigned
to the First Regiment Infantry, n.
G.. n. NJ, and will report by letter to
Colonel Il. c. Abbott. commanding
First Infantry, Santa Re, New Mexico;
Northumberland, w. G. Porter
fiaI1
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-26

the commissary department, n. q,
n. NJ, and viii report BY letter to the
Adiutant General.
By the command of the Governor,
K. a. FORD,
Adjutant General,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-26

An attack of she grip is often fol-
lowed by q persistent cough, which TO
many proves a great annoyance.
'~hamhcrlaiu's Cough Remedy has been
extensively used and With good sue
cess for the relief and cure OF this
cough. Many eases have been cured
after an other remedies had failed.
Sold by all druggists.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-26
% its credit over fifty years OF service. DumS mS 'c y" 10 "o"o
leahh and happiness 10 thousands of homes.
Duffv's Pure Malt Whiskey

IS an Absolutely pure, gentle and invgoTatIIng sI01IIaII anu V u -
9vcrcomes all weakening wasting and rundown condltlons q inc pony'
colds, grip, catarrh, bronchitis and lung troubles, ana II IS an
lbsolute cure and preventive Of CONSUMPTION, pneumonia, pIonenNus,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-26
BIRDS TAKE RIDE
At ROSWELL
Steel Cage Moved From Old
Court House to New Loca-
tom Old Land Mark Being
Demolished,
Especial plspn,rh to tho Morulna Souruan

Especial DIspntrh so tho Mornlna Journali
Roswell. n NJ, Feb. e6,-Work of
rnzine the old ChaNes county court
house Ia make room for the new conn
mcnced today Hundreds of citizens
wntched the demolition OF the old
land mark, built when Roswell was
Ia hamlet In $3.50. The steel cage
hcing rolled from tho old Jail tifty
yards To the temporary building pre-
scnts AN odd appearance with it's
eleven Imprisoned birds who respond
VIGOROUSLY to the gibes of the crowd,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-26
OFFICIALS TIE
UP POST0FF|CE At
SANTA FE
Postmaster Laid Up With
Pneumonia Epidemic Of
Colds Ravages Uncle SANS
Mail Service.

49,
Santa re. n. NJ. Feb. 25.-Post-
master 5. y. Grimshaw is laid IN
with pneumonia and lis condition is
said to be u quite serious one. He
is under the care OF q well known
physician. This was stated by II pos
tai official today ana att he same time
ii was said that the postal force has
been seriously crippled by an cpl
demic OF colds that has gone through
the building. Miss Flo Moore, tho
general delivery clerk is i'll at her
home suffering with Il severe cold,
Daniel q. ortiz the distributing clerk
is iaid up with Il cold and two other
members Of Mr.. Grimshaw's staff are
said to be i'll with severe colds, but
are sticking at their posts in the hope
that they viii be able to hold out I'M
I'll some of the others are able to re-
turn TO their duties.
Carlos Viera, the photographer,
gave bond for $1,000 yesterday and has
been appointed an assistant in the
post office during the present epidem-
ic. The necessity for having other
special assistants sworn in may arise,
1t IS said,
'0nc OF the great troubles with this
office" said a postal official today in
a hoarse voice, lis that we have
- - ~ AA'AA AiApA y = w
not mean Of the money order variety
but OF the galloping-consumption pro-
ducing kind. What we need is Il
cage door. the revolving kind that is
the foe Of drafts. ii any more Of
hcials ARE taken III perhaps Uncle sam
or the owner OF the building will put
in one
District Court.
District court for Santa Fe county
will owen on March eth. The
grand jurors have been summoned for
the first week and the petit jurors
for the second week.
Suit to Quiet Title.
In the district court for Torrance
county this forenoon Attorney G.. W.
Prichard filed a suit for Edwin w.
Robertson. Ralph @. Robertson, Mil
ton Dow, T.. II. Myers, Annie M. Ay-
ers and James walker VS.. The North
American Savings Company, The
Guaranty Title and Trust Company,
The New Mexico Fuel ana Iron Com
pany and other claimants. to quiet the
title to several lots in ,Estancia.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-26

We amy as wen turn hammers
into pruning hooks and be good We
.urc filling the Gem theatcr at every
performance, We sure stirred up "a
bunch OF lives ones. Please, Mr.. yell
low, be good
Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-12

Articles. open. High. Low Close. Yes'y
Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-12
Total receipts. .......
DISPOSITION.


CATTLE-Receipts this morning were
very small, as is to be expected on rrl-
day, only fifty-seven cars being reported
in For the week, however, receipts nave
been quite liberal, showing a gain Oh over ned
1900 head as compared with last week ano
OF over 1900 head as compared with the
corresponding days last year,
With only q few cattle In sight ana WIN
packers apparently wanting rev, tne
market opened in good season In the morn
ing at prices that were strong to lOc hlgner
than Yesterday. The most OF the cattle
changed hands In very fair season at the
advance noted. Beef steers have oeen
rood sellers every day this week. barring
only Tuesday, when there was some reec-
tiorl due to excessive receipts. Al the close
Of the week the market Is safely loQSoc
higher with a good many statesmen quot
ing II fully 25c higher, Unevenness has
been a feature OF the trade, some Klhos
showing more advance than others
Cows and heifOrs sold well this morning.
and what has been said regardlng DeeI
steers would apply in large part 10 them;
What few feeders there were solo very
readily at good, strong prices. Feeder pnE.
ers paid as high as $50 for some right
good cattle to be taken back into the coun-
try and finished. The feeder market has
heen strong and very satisfactory TO SELL
ing interests all the week.
Quotations on cattle: Good 10 choice oeet
steers s5.SOI7OO; fair TO good beer steers; q
s5 OOG5. So; common to fair beef steers. $ASO
AZ, ,00; good to choice COWS and heiters,
"a 4.50d5. Is; fair to good cows and heters'
s3 756B4 20: common to far cows and helters,
S2 bOSp3 rs; good to choice stockers ana reed.
ers, S4 266D5.35; fair to good stockers and
feeders, S3.e094.25i com non to fair stoek-
So. .OO6S, 10; veal calves, AVOQAzo; puhs'
stags etc So. OO6D5.00.
Renreaentatiye sales:
Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-12

Articles. open Hlsn. Low close Tesiy
Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-12

sHEEP-R Receipts were rather light this
morning, only about twelve cars being re-
oeiyed but packers apparently needed sew,
buyers were out In the alleys early, As q
result. trade was active and an early
clearance effected az generally steady
prices Fed western lambs sold at $3.50
the top price thus far this season on this
class Of stock, and a small string OF ma
tives realized $3.50 Ewes changed hands
There has been very little activity in the
feeder branch Of the trade this week for
the reason that the supply OF stock suit
able for finishing has been meager. Many
orders are still on file in local offices wait
ing to be filled however, and such strings
OF sheep and lambs that have been taken
back into the country by feeders ana
shearers have sold at very satisfactory fg-
ures One string OF good lambs went TO 9
feeder yesterday at $sO5. the best price paid
In many months at this point
Receipts for the week have been much
more generous than recently; IN fact, the
five days supply is about 1900 head
greater than the number received during
the same days last week. Despite the ITO.
eral runs, the demand f( the most part
has been fully adequate and offerings on
most days have sold in very good season,
Common and medium killers have been
neglected somewhat at times and little, u
any, Improvement Is noticeable In values;
On the other hand the better grades OF
both sheep and lambs are selling Just
about 10d15c higher than last weeks close
and the demand Is still active at the ad-
vance
Quotations on sheep and lambs: Good to
choice lambs 81. 4O6S so; fair to good lambs,
N.75dS.40; Gull lambs $5.000600; good shear
ing lambs. S7.506s 10; straight feeding lambs
good heavy yearlngs. S7.0097.5o fair year
iings, $66097.O0; good TO choice wethers
$e409675; fair to good wethers, %0Og6' 70
good to choice ewes, S6,7Sqs@: fair te
good ewes s50045.75.
Representative sales:
Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-12
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

Real estate transfers for February H.
1910, furnished by the Midland Guarantee
and Trust company, bonded abstracters'
1114 Farnam street.
May Butterfield and husband to B. G.
Empfleld, lot lS, Westerfield. ..;....S lSOO
Bartholomew ]. Scannel and wife to
the Prairie Trust company, lot 3,
block l. and other property, Prairie
william 4. Gardner and wife ana viii
liam A. Saunders to Robert N. Boil
ton, lot 3, block #, Saunders ,0
Alexander stezeieswicz and wife to
Felix Stezeleswicz and wife lot is,
block 2, Mount Douglas ;.,,.:.',. lOOO
Mary 70. Chadwick and husband to
Ira L. Bell and Fred Petersen, lot g.
block 2, Sunset ....,,.......-:...,... SOo
Edwin F. Bradley sheriff, to John c;
tT lot !. block lSi city. ' =. 1850
Knudt Thompson and wife to H. N.
Christensen and p. p. christensen.
lot 9, block O. Creghton's 1st other
consideration and ..........,..,.,.....,
Interurban Land company to Anna .,o
Olsen. part sel4 nehll2-i4-l2 ,..''... $50
Rachel Loeb Administrative, to An
ME Kaufman lots rs and 26 Omaha
Building and Savings add ........... loo
Joseph Tully TO Ellen j. Ball, lot 49,
block TO- corrigan Place, South
HsrWey 1Sg" NJ Trim6ie ct al to Luke
McGrath lot g. Kings Ing sdd %..,, ;i;;,';;; No 40
vacl. lot Q, block 3, Mathews subdiv 80.
Of Albrights Choice ...;,,..;...,.:. LOO
William c. Norris, SOS feet lot /,
Georges Forbes subdiv .
The Michigan Mutual Life Insurance.
company to Irving b. Griffith, lot 6,
block &c. Boyd's add.......u.,,s,.,.,.. 20O
Jennie A. Bennett and husband to
Charles r. Robbins, lot T. Humboldt
| Ildce ..ts.ss. Nv
r. 4. Davis and wife to John Hoph-
mann. lots TO- II and l2 Kendalis
! subdiv. Of s126 feet lot 4, ,Cleattman's
add ....'.s. OVO
! Thomas w. Blackburn and wife 10
| Maria NJ. Engler, $40 feet lot l, block
g. Hillside add. No. 1.......,,..,,.,... 4,S00
| Mary Il. Hoge and husband 70 Harry
A. Tukey e33 feet lot 10 and esq feet
OF $50 feet lot 8, block 18Th, city,. 2,6OO
Lola Vincent and husband to Henry
A. Tukey w99 feet lot 10 and w9e
feet Of s26 feet lot 3. block is7h, city 1900
| Otto X Deuckler and wife to Jacob
Armbrost, lot l8, Forbes subdiv ,.. 300
Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-12
NEWYORK STOCKS AND BONDS
Impending Double Holiday Causes
Closing Of Many Contracts.
MOVEMENT GENERALLY UPWARD
Much is Made OF IntimatiOn that
Presidents speech I'm New York
Today win he Of Reassur-
ing Character, A..

NEW YORK. Feb. 1.-THE stock market
was affected today by the impending hol-
day and the inclination Of professional op-
orators 20 close up contracts with two
days closed interval to go through. Much
was made On the speculation Of the inten-
ton OF President Taft to make q speech In
New York som time tomorrow bearing on
the administration attitude towards the
corporation problem. The intimation was
broadly conveyed that this speech was TO
be Of a reasEuring character to capital and
finance In it's statement OF Intentions.
Developments In the money market were
calculated to stimulate an investment de-
mand for securities. The growing Of abund-
ance OF banking resources in foreign mar.
kets induced expectation Of a prolonged
period Of ease One result was seen In the
cabled reports that New York was again
borrowing large sums in London supposed
to be designed for employment OF the stock
market. The International trade move
extend credits to New York. the exports
Of agricultural products from the United
States for January having fallen more than
s2s 10000 IN value below those for January
heavy shrinkage in value Of cotton exports.
Discussion of supposed trade recession
dropped out Of sight in the presence Of the
upward movement OF stocks. Rumors we're
renewed OF progress in the projected merger
Of the great copper producing interests.
The announced stock dividend distribution
by the Pullman company has been fore
shadowed in the advance in the price of the
shares.
A heavy contraction in the actual loan
item OF the banks reflected the stock mar
ket liquidation Of the week The actual
cash item gave no clue to the unexplained
discrepancy of that item last week with
the known movement of money by which
some S15 100000 Of bank cash apparently
disappeared.
U.us were firm. Total sales, par value
~, 65S 900. United States IS, coupon, and
the As, registered, have advanced Y, and
the 3s, registered, Y. while the 4s, coupon
declined Y Of per cent in the bid price or
call this week.
Number of sales and leading quotations
Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-12
oMAuA enNERAL MAMKnr.
staple and Fnncy Produce Prices Fur-
ntahed by Rpyers aud waoIesnIers.

staple and Fnncy Produce Prleen FAR
ptahed by Rpyers aud wsOIesnIers.
BUTTER,-Cr No. l. delivered 10
the retail trade I'm lib, cartons. SOC; No. l.
in o0-ib tubs, 29Mc; No 9, In lib. cartons.
2sc; in 6O-lb, tubs, 27Mc; pncking stock, solid
sSc; common. i9c. Market changes every
Tuesday
CHEEsE-Twins isc; young America
ISaso; Baisy cheese, lrc; Limberger, iShc;
brick, lsc; domestic block Swiss 2Oo; Inn
PoULTRY-Dressed Prollers, s. a dos.,
springs ibc; hens 15c; cocks, lOiso; ducks,
| l6c; geese. iic; turkeys, s6c; pigeons, per
GvE., tl2j; Homer squRbg " per dos fancy
| Alive: Broilers, under lbs lie; over 4
/ lbs, lie; hens. 13c; cocks Sc; ducks, full
| feathered, lSc geese full feathered, lie;
turkeys. 2ici guinea fowls s. per doE,; pig.
| evns, UVc per uoz
! lie; pickerel. Sc: whltefish, loc: pike. l0c:
| trout, l3o; catfish. lie; crappies, q to ec;
| large crappies, lSc; black bass, sc; red
snapper. l2c: smelts, lbc; spanish mackereL
| OY YSTERS-Seleets, sma1i cans, Hss, larga
. t0c; gallon. u.Sb; New York counts, small
| sSc; large. csc; gallon, tl.s6; standards
| small, zee; large, S0c; gallon. H.S5; extra
BEEF CUTS Ribs. No /, lb%c; No 4
| l2c; No, 3, sHL. Loln, No. 1. l7Ae; No. 2
| l3Hc: No 3, Vac. Chuck, No. l, 7c; No. z
| 6hc; No. 3, sac. Round, No. J. sAc: NO .
7Rct No. T. 7ho. Plate No l. sac; No /
| MIsCELLANEoUs-C New York.
per u bbl, 1915. Honey: New. ~ frames,
SS.S. HorSerauish; dozen in case. SL9O.
| Walnuts: Black, per lb., 20; California,
No I per h. lSc ,SjoGnn;s SaIfornis; No soft
lc. small, per lb.. sc. CocOanutsi Per sack.
AT5; per doz., 66c.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-12
Trenanrr stntemsnt.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 1.-THE condition
OF the treasury et the beginning OF busl-
ness today was as follows:
Trust Funds-Gold coin, t865. .7t3 500; silver
dollars, $ts4, ,53l, 900: silver dollars OF 1890
Ss,S7l. 900; silver certificates Outstanding.
SsSl 5s1 900.
General Fund-Standard silver dollars in
general fund. 36.72 ,57S; current liabilities,
sl0S $50 7l2; working balance In treasury Of
fices 81, lis. .284 In banks 10 credit Of the
United States. SIS 6si, so: subsidiary silver
coin. 80 t76.0l0; minor coin, 81, 2iS.b7O; total
balance IN general fund, ts0S63,7ta
Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-12
Clearing House Bank Statement.

NEW YORK, Feb. 1.-THE statement of
clearing house banks for the week (flve
days. shows that the banks hold $24, ia. .O5O
more than the requirements Of the 25 per
cent reserve rule. This Is q decrease OF
S2.6ls.S25 in the proportionate cash reserve
as compared with last week.
The statement follows:
Loans, 81, 223 367, ,6s1; decrease g., ,32l, 600
Deposits. Sl,2S5, ,4lG,6Q0; decrease, slB303, 900
Circulation. $50, 900; decrease, s2ee,s
900
Specie, S204 976, 100; decrease, S472S.9O0
Reserve, $3.50, 027, 800 decrease, Sc 66s5, 800
SAO75, 975.
Surplus, S24.17s.06O decrease s2.54s,s25.
Tx United States deposits S2f. 1926; de-
crease s2642, 800
The percentage Of actual reserve of thS
clearing house banks today was IA
The statement OF banks and trust com
parties OF Greater New York not reporting
to the clearing house shows:
| Loans S1.l55, 938 400: decrease, 81, 35S 200
Specie, Slz7, ,167, 700; increase. S2a. .244, 500.
Legal tenders, so. $50. 500 increase, 1856 O0O
Total deposits, 8, ,2s4, 4S5, 900; decrease, sl4.
/ 6S6 800
Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-12

HOGS-The same urgency that featured
the hog trade yesterday was again evident
this morning and packers wasted little
ceremony In filling their orders Movement
was active and competition keen from the
opening, with the result that everything
sold lust about as fast as Yarded Prices
on most droyes ruled fully loc higher than
was made at SS75. The best price ever
paid at any previous time for full loads
of hogs at this point was 1910.
Buying enthusiasm cooled off somewhat
toward the close of the session after most
OF the larger orders had been filled and
prices looked 10 be some lower than at
the opening. The amount OF business done
at the poorer figures was hardly large
enough, however. to materially change the
general market
About ll5 cars were received. the bulk OF
offerings selling around SS556IS.fb. as com
pared with yesterdays bulk OF $S.40d3S q
and the bulk OF SS.204S.S a week ago.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-12
stocIx I'M slrbt,
Receipts Of live stock at the six principal
Cotton Market.

NEW YORK Feb. n.-CoTToN-The
market opened steady at an advance OF
3d7 points on the active months n response
TO better cables than expected, Fluc, ,ua-
tions were narrow, but the market ruled
steady during the early session. with the
active months Folding about 4Qe points
net higher on covering Rnd bulllsh support
from the south. Tomorrow will be a o l.
day In New York and early trad ng here
represented evening up rather than fresh
business either NSy.
NEW ORLEANS, Feb. ll-coTToN-
Spot market steady and unchanged; mid
ding, Is l-l6c; sales on the spot 900 bales
TO arrive. 600 bales; low ordinary llhc,
nominal; ordinary. u s-16c nominal; good
ordinary, 1850; strict good ordinary,
middiing, Il is-isc; middling IL 17isc; stPic, I
mlddling, 15Ac; good middling, Is 7-i6c
strict good nlddlng, 15Bc; middling fair
! l5Mci middlng fair to fair. l61kc Re
ceipts, 3,Gl2 bales; stock, 2O3,139 bales
ST: LOUIS, Feb. u.-coTToN-steadyi
middlins l5Ilc; sales. none; receipts q 4sj
bales Shipments, 2,4oo bales; stock 4s,57(
bales.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-12
NEW YoRK GENERAL MARKE
Quotations of the Day on various
Commodities.

NEW YORK. Feb 1i.-FLoUR-steady,
with quiet trade; spring patents, 500
patents s. lOas.SO; spring clears a. aO@i So;
winter extra No. |, SA60d49O; winter extra
No. 2 At0qf S.; Kansas straights, $500
bbis. fye flour. firm; fair TO good. y'25I
40. Buckwheat flour, quiet; bulk, 5000
2O6, nominal, per 100 lbs.
CORNMEAL-Steady; fine white and yell
low, SL55ql.Go; coarse. Si45dl5O; kiln-dried,
RYE-Dull: No. western, S9Hc, nominal,
T. o. b., New York.
WHEAT-spot market easy; No 2 red,
ti.29, nominal, IN elevator, domestic, and
T. o. b., afloat; No 1 northern Duluth and
No. hard winter. si26, nominal Z. O. b..
afloat In options there was quiet holi-
day trade in wheat and prices were easier
under liquidation by longs on moro favor
able crop reports, dull cash markets and
prices were hQ9sc net lower; May closed
ct H.1SA: July closed at S109&. Receipts,
81, 800 bu.; shipments, $4,000 bu.
CORN--SpOt market firm No. 2, 12hc
In elevator, 7sc delivered and Tic, T. o. b.,
afloat. nominal Options were quiet, but
prices were steady on small ofterlnBs,
at 76hc; July closed at I5%ci septem per
closed at 75Sc. Receipts, &lS bu'i snip
ments, 81, 900 bu.
oATs-Spot market quiet natural white,
2e to 30 lbs, 52966c; clipped white 20
~ lbs 53Q55hc Receipts, 5O,S2S bu. ship
HAY-Essy; prime, slB; No. /, si.B; No
2, SlO7lk; No. s, 500.
HIDES-6teady: Central America 2z1sci
Bogota, 211A322hc. go
LEATHER = Firm; hemlock firsts, 26q
29ci seconds, E9z7c; thirds, z2q20c; reoects
20aD21c "a
PROVISIONS - Pork. mess, S24O0924. %
family S25.50lD26 90; short clear, f2AOOa26b 90
Beef, firm; mess, i2OOg125o; family. sl6a
a17O0; beef hams $24.O0q26.OO. Cut meats
firm: picked bellies. 10 to IA lbs, l21fQ
1shc; picked hams 131kGpi4c Lard, Ilrm
middle west prime, Sl2. 704l2SOi refined
firm; continent, S12O6; South America
.TALLoW-Dull; prime city hhds S%c
country, 6ls0p7c.
RICE--steady; domestic, S1h@6%c.
| BUTTER--Steadier; state dairy, common
| to finest, 24127c; process, first to special
! 251261hc; western factory, 22d2Shc; western
! imitation creamery, 24@25hc
| CHEESE-Firm; state full creamery. fal
made, specials. iiizWiSo; faney. l7Hei SoSs
/ 20 prime. 16kd16Ac; current make, best
Ii6lAd5i6c; common to fair, 18Q15c; skins
! full to specials, 131141hc.
EGGS-Steady; western firsts 26qz61bc
| seconds, 25I25hc; refrigerator 2114423c.
! POULTRY-Alive, strong; western chick
| ems, 1shGDI7hc; fowls. 19G20c; turkeys, lac
zoe. Dressed, firm; western chickens, 1eG
1sc; fowls, 149lS1Ac turkeys, 2292Sc
Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-12

options at Kansas city;
Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-12
St. Louis Live stock Mrrket.

ST. LOUIS, Feb 11-CATTLE-Receipts
1,6oo head including 900 Texans; market
steady; native shipping and export steers,
81. 1901 66; dressed beef and butcher steers,
$5.76Q680; steers under 1000 pounds, $4,000
$50; stockers and feeders, IS 50dD6; %; cows
and heifers, S54006.16i Gamers. $2.5o13. 90;
and Indian steers, N.5O96.4O; cows and
heifers s325dtbo.
HOGS-Receipts, $500 head; market 10q
15c higher; pigs and lights. Sc. 501s.8o; pack
ers. sS 7S@s.so; butchers and best heavy,
So $4,000.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, $50 head
market steady; native muttons, A7666.e0;
lambs, N.2568. 10; culis and bucks, &25d
$50 stockers, $S25QD4.00.