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Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-29
CLUB KIND TO LATE CONERS
Managers Of Good Fellowship Dinner
Stretch a Point.
RESERVATION LIST TAKEN OFF
unday Mail BrouEht FJfty nelntea
Reaue-ts, which win Receive
Favorable Consideration. bat
BARS Are New Up.

The member Of ue Omaha Commercial
club. who thought 0t spending next Tues
day evening with hts usual c~ronies Is lind
ing to his surprise and chagrin that tney'va
all managed TO book for the Good Fellow
ship dinner and is getting busy ON the home
stretch. Then there Is the man who has
been out OF town. Both are putting special
delivery stamps on the return postal cards
TO get them IN In time. overlooking tho
fact that the meant to count
only those In on last Friday The demand
for plates Is go great-torty-eight ao-
ceptances IN Sundays mal-that a hasry
meeting was held IN Commissioner Guilds
office on the afternoon Of that Jay and Il
was determined by Chairman Reed and
Haverstck 10 stretch a point and AXE cara
% The Saturday and sunday arrivals.
The affair la now recognised as the most
popular attraction the Commercial club has
ever put On and the air OF mystery over
part three OF the program does not seem
TO detract anything. So many tardy ones
are making IL hard Tor the mi ON
arrangements and sidney smith Is learning
a whole lot about taking care OF a large
family dinner. The comments on the one
definite statement that there will be very
little speaking are amusing and IL is TN
possible to decide how they should be
taken. Inasmuch a. the speakers or their
subjects are not known there is nothing
personal meant But evidently the general
run OF business men want something new
a departure from the usual form OF ban
quets. The methods OF advertising the
dinner has been more successful than anti
cipated and il Is known that the wives
are Insisting that their respective lords
giving Tuesday night For Omaha"
~. lin - - g. an "a
down and even this record may be ex-
ceeded. FOR the reason that those not mem
beers OF the club, but In harmony with Il
are letting it be known that they are will
ing to be guests. The bars are up against
any more members.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-29

SHEEp@C0lorndo lambs arrived In
abundance this murniuH. a large share Of
the total supply. over forty duuhle-decks.
consisting Of this class 81 stuck Receipts
on paper we're much larger than actual Of.
terings. however. as about sixteen loads %
Colorado lambs received were stopped AZ
this puint only long enough for feed and
water. The balance Of stuck was more
than enough 20 satisfy the demand and IN
duiry was dull and movement very slow
from the start. IN fact. Il was we'll along
toward midday before enough lambs had
been sold 90 afford anything like a broad
test OF values. Generally speaking. slow
and unevenly lower would be the safest
way to describe the situation as a whole A
good kind of shOrn lambs went % the
scales az $50
sheep trade wore a more healthy an
paarance. Anything that was ft TO Kill in
the way OF ewes. wethers or vearlingg
uhanEed hands in very good season az
quotably FIRM prices. Yeariings in the
fleece commanded DM the same as last
week. wooded wethers looked steady at
$40 and ewes sold a nickel lower. 81 A
bunch Of ghorn yeariings realized EA but
there has been nothing IN this line on sale
lately with whiCt. to make a comparison.
Quotations On sheep and lambs. Spring
lambs. choica. rE OnfaoO, sDrinu iarhs
medium. MAuDu1hgu EoCd 70 cnuiCe lamha.
N8d10@. fair to good lambs, So NdaN.
good light y~earIinEa. N00aa ~; good heavy
Fearlings. &5043Wi good to choice wethers
&.l5dAa0; fair u good Wethsrs. E.66a&I5.
good TO CHOICE ewes. S.sqSa: fair TO good
yves. G.5od790
HamrnunuFnHFwa uuTnu.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-29
NEW YORK STOCKS AND BONDS
Volume Of Sales Not Heavy and Con-
SESSIONS Are disgusting.
SUDDEN TURN IN WHEAT MARKET
Attention Directed Tovvurd Aother
source 90 Anxiety, Namely the
Damnms En- winter Crops
Copper Securities weak.

NEW YORK. March H-rhe extent the
price declines suffered IN the stock market
e9day ives regarded ominously The volume
or sales was not heavy and the wide con-
SESSIONS which had TO be made 10 effect
them had a disgusting effect The super
ncial causes advanced IN explanation were
not considered adequate 20 account for the
weakness ami there were apprehensions OF
some undisclosed condition which was
prompting the withdrawal OF effective sup
The extension OF the Easter holiday IN
London ~ include Monday left that i'm
portant source OF financial Initiative closed.
Il vas surmised that the prospect in that
market nevertheiesH might furnish some
explanation Of the days depression.
The upturn in the wheat market directed
attention TO another source OF anxiety The
reports coming TO hand Of winter damage
20 wheat have been mitigated heretofore
with assurances of the possible restoration
the threatened regions The news that
relieving rains had not been forthcoming
was seized upon BY the bearish element n
the speculation to force Declines in prices
Copper securities stood out conspicudusly
m ne WEAKNESS Advioes from Boston q
a further slump In the price OF GRANNY
Consolidated Mining in that market brouqht
with them large selling orders in other
copper stocks. The action OF the group
today seemed to disclose a speculative
gosluon which was vulnerable to the I'M
tavorable effect OF the suspicious aroused
~ ne E-or conditions revealed in the
Granny affairs.
The unsupported state Of the ma-ket
aroused fears that the general trade and
Industrial outlook might contain unpromis1
mg features not liked by the influential
financial interests with the widest sources
% The yielding Tendency OF
nc Time loan market IN the aubssdrnce
or demand from borrowers Is pointed out
Is a. possible symptom OF declining mer-
CATTLE activity
Bonds were weak Total sales. par value,
A-05I.0@ United States bonds wera IN
changed on Gail.
Number OF sales and leading quotations
so. HIrn. Low. c1nn.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-29
EDUCATE AGAINST INJURIES
Campaign to BE nduct by North
western to Lessen Number
of Accidents.

Announcement has been made by the
officials OF the Chicago & Nortnwestsr
road that a new policy has been Adopted
by the company concerning its campaign
for the reduction OF accidents by appoint
ing Claim Agent R c. Richard as tAa
head OF the new department FL c. Howe,
former agent at Wood street. Chicago. will
in the future have charge OF all the cases
for damages in matters pertaining 70
freight, 70 relieve Mr. Richards OF this
branch OF the work
The new order Of affairs will go into
effect April l and the plan is to make an
educational campaign. which together with
the enforcement Of discipline. Will bring
the employees OF the road to such a state
OF efficiency that by eliminating the causes
Of accidents which result IN injuries to
passengers and damage 70 freight the acct
dents themselves will be eliminated.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-29

Total

CATTLE-Receipts Of cattle this morning
were quite liberal, 1B cars being reported
in. Still receipts were considerably smaller
than on Monday Of last week. The market
as a whole was in unsatisfactory condition
as viewed from a sellers standpoint Pack
ers were all pointing to the severe break IN
the meat market at big eastern consuming
centers last week and were accordingly dis
posed to move very slowly today. The re-
suit was a very slow market with the
advanced before enough business mad been
transacted to make a market
Quotations on cattle: Good TO chotcA
eornfed steers. G.B4S-5, fair TO good corn
fed steers. Sc. T56T.5; common to fair corn
fed steers, &.T50Ab; good to choice cows
and heifers. 5s&66.5; fair 70 good cows
and heifers, A.5Of5.8; common to fair cows
stoekers and fesders. &O0dTooi fair TO
good stockeEs and feeders. 8.D0d6.00; COM
mon to fair stockers and feeders, h0oQs.Wi
stock heifers, 250d4.50; veal calves, 5000
500; bulls. staEs. etc, GZ5QG&
TIL market on beef steers was slow all
grades OF cattle such as buyers especially
wanted. selling about like the weak time
Friday. The less desirable grades were
slow and lower and the general trade
might be described as SLOW to uOc lower
than last weeks close.
Cows and heifers felt the same weakness
as beef steers, they, too. being slow and
Weakto as much as Zoe lower In some
weak to as much as Zoe lower IN some
Stockers and feeders we're more OF less
Of a drag all the morning. with common
to medium grades OF feeders and stOckers
last week While the best feeders have
not shown so much decline. they, too. have
81 ffered, being az much as I0q2c lower at
least.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-29
New York Money mnrket.
OMAHA GENERAL MARKETS..
Staple snd Faacy PrsdHee Prices Fav-
nished ~ Bayers and Wholesalers.

BUTrER-creznsrg, No l delivered q
&c; In 6o-lb. tubs, R1fe: packing stock. solid
pack, 1glzc; fancy dairy roll mc. Markei
changes every Tuesday.
CHEESE-Twtna. ISlhes Young America.
lSlzc: Daisy cheese. Iac; LImterEer 18l9G;
brick. Isc; domestic block. swiss I9c: I'm
POULTRY-Dressed broflers. SEQ a doz
for storage, s.; for fresh springs, lie;
hens, l1c; cocks. lie; ducks, Isc; geese,
&C; turkeys. &c: pigeons rer doE, SID;
$50 per duz. Ma. l. SOC per dog Alive:
6rotlers, from IN to IA lbs. &c; ~
TO 2 lbs, Soc; hens. ISc; cooks Sc; ducks.
full feathertd, &c. geese full feathered.
he; turkeys. iSci guinea fowls - per doz
pigeons, 90 per doz-
FISH (all froz~en)-Saimon, Ic; pickerel,
&c. whitefish. 13c; pike. 10c; trout, l3c; cat
nsh, lie; large crappies, i5q1Sc; smelts,
be- Spanish mac1erel, is; ell lSc; had
dq skEE 7sa; TTSndsrs: l2e; ,s.. NJ, q,
Ersci No; 3 I0%e Loin, No 1Sc; 80.
No. 2 &c; 10. 2 Sc. Round, No L Ioe
No. 2 TZc; No. Z 10.
VEGETABLES = irish Seed Potatoes:
Genuine Red river valley md Early OHIO.
per bu. s5c; western Nebraska and north
sweets. per abE. us; IiiSOnsia s6a
bu, sOQT6c. Sweet potatoes: Kansas. per
Dbl. Sl.7S. Cauiifluwsr: California. "a to %
heads. per crate. Z50 Rutabagas: Canada,
per H.. 1hc Cabbage: Wisconsin. Holland
seed. per h., &C. Celery, Florida. In Ruff.
4 s and S-dox cases. 800; I2-lh. bunch, sec
Onions. red. reE H., ZE63c. Old vegetables:
per h., &c. Carrie: Extra fancy, white. per
H., 16c- New southern vegetables-rurnips
per dog. lunches. 50c; ShallOtts: Per d0G
lunches. Soc. Spinach: Per bu., 100 Egg
plant: Fancy Florida. doZ. d50QZ.00. To-
matoos; Fancy Florida or Cuba, per s.
and wax beans: Per RRs4peE <-0oQSOG
Homo Grown NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Extra
fancy, per doz- punches, &c. Lettuce:
Extra fancy Leaf per doE-. zoe. mead lsttaCs
home grown. mar dA=. lunches, ae.
FRUITS-sCraWberries: Florida, per at.
soc Oranges; California, Navela S0-s6-
so Sizes per box 900; CameIs1 brand
SIS. Lsmons Extra fancy Limon-
erfas. 0o-sSo sizes, A75; cnoics Iona, aO-5sc
box less. Bananas; FanGy selacL, Der
bunch, Jumbo, bunch. s2S5dAE.
Grapes; Imported Malasas. per Res tG.Nsg
$50 grippe Fruit; Florida. 54-6t-80 sizss. SA.5
Indian River Grape Fruit: All sizes. &Oa
Apples: Jonathan. per bbI, $3.50; Ben
Davis. per bbl.. R.5OG4OO; Geniran. per Dbl,
boil, 500; New York Baidwtns. Russets
ana spys. per Dbl. A8 callfoS MIA W. W.
Pearnains. per box Z09zS; Colorado
ado R; Beauties. per box $50; extra taI.Gy
colorado Winesaps. Per sox. &3 Gran
berries; Jersey, winter stock. per boil.
5000. Dates: Anchor brand, neW, 3G-lO
pkss. IN bax. per box, 2O0 Figs: Call
tornta, 80 pkgs. Sc size. 50 pkgA in box
600; L pkgs.. fnG size. soc.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.: New York.
per 14-bbL., All Honey New, "a frames,
60 Horseradish: ? doz- Ina case, N.g0. Wal.
nuts; Black per IL, 20; California, No. L
&c; small, per h.. 5r. C-ocoanurs: Per sack.
o. per doE. sc.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-29
STRANGE BABY 70 PALMYRA
Mysterious Infant Taken to Judge
SuttOn's Court Goes tn Ed
ward Fields.

The baby Of mysterious parentage taken
to Hudge sutton's court room last wsek
when one day old VIII M a home win
Mr.. and Aes. Edward Fields OF PaImyrA.
This couple, VINO ara brother and ststar
Of Ezra Fields, Judge sutton'a baiHfG had
first call on the infant because Ezra Fields.
who was in the court roam at the time The
infant was brought in. bespoke its refusal
In BEHALF OF his brother.
He then wrote TO Palmyra and Mrs.
Fields, ringing up Monday on the long dis
lance telephone. announced that she would
come and take the baby.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-29
nc
VIEW HOaK GENERAL MARt



NEW YORK. March B-FLOUR-Mar-
ket steady spring patents. S.0aAN;
straights. 9.&N5.fO; winter patents. $500
1up' spring clears winter extras.
No. l. ANd4Ns winter extras, No p 50
dAt5, Kansas straights B00d5-O Re
ceipts. A.1H bhlB. shipments, 116s bills.
Eye Tour nrm fair 70 good. A@gAB IS
CORNMEAL-steady. fine white and yell
low A@9L@; coarse Hsnt@ kiln dried,
RYE-Dun. No. western. sgyEc. nomi-
nal. r o.. b.. New York.
WHEAr-SpoL Irregular; No. 2 red.
hIh elevator, No. I northern, n26h. T.
o. D.. afloat Options We hrmer, on
commission house buying and covering by
shorts on account OF the continued absence
or rain In the winter wheat belt. but trad.
Prices at the close were EdIlhc net ad-
vance Nay closed az LZ3tks July. hiT0
LAi g-lbc, closed at flIIA, September closed
e $50 Receipts. 9.m0 bu. shipments.
CORN-spot. steady. tsamer. sc. and
NO. 4 both elevator. export basis.
market was without transactioss ci6sing
unchanged 20 &C net higher. May closed
az izc. July at T4hc and September az
t4sc Receipts, 2u.500 bu shipments, f67, f7S
OATS-spOt. quiet, mixed. Is to 2 his,
nominHli natural white. Is TO 8 lbs. 1871
DC; clipped white "a to AZ lbs, 50AQ5so.
The option market was without trans
actions closing unchanged. Way closed az
49zG Receipts. t85. bu-
FEED-Steady; western spring bran. 100
pound sacks. GAEd2Am
aAH-Steady prime. SIZE: No. l. n10u
Lilo No. 2 A6HLI0, No. 3 UO901&.
HIDES-F1rm; Central America. rye:
BOgUta, 22ihc.
LEATHER-Firm; hemi0ck frsts. 26E1
Sc seconds, 2sdZ7c5 thirds. 2425c- re-
iected. 0d21c.
PROVISIONS-Purik. firmers mess, sgL5'
family. E7.50G2&O; short clear. E6.H1d2908 70.
Beef, firm; mess, d450dt500i family, H9.Oo
Q1950; beef hams. ~2A00d26.0l Cut meats,
firm. picked bellies. 10 TO IA lbs, H65Nd
IAo0 Lard. steady middle west. prime!
sA6591A7B; refined, firm continent. N6.10.
1850.
TALDOw-Quiet: prime city, hhds, 7ksl
TIC. country, I6Tikc.
BUTTER-Steady; creamery special.
3qhc; extras. 3sIad34c; third to first, 268
21kc. held second 70 special. 5652c; west
ern factory. 22G25<c; western imitation
creamery. 24Ird26c.
~EGGS-Stcacy; western storage, packed.
21Eq≻ western storage. regular packed
first to extra first. 2id22c.
POULrRY-Dressed. firm: western chick
ans, 164f7c; fowls, f5d1s1hc; turkeys, 17925c.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-29

HOGs-H0g prlces nave reached such
lofty levels that shippers and packers, the
latter especially, are making a strong fight
against further advances The week
opened with a limited run al this point and
decidedly bullish prospects. Order buyers
did some business at the opening at 5EiOc
higher figures, but the demand was mar
row and only such loads were purchased
as suited their requirements. Packers were
unwilling TO get into the trade on this basis
and the morning wore along with hardly
enough sales made 10 test values.
Toward midday packers started IN 20 put
up their druves. but the best offers obtain
able from this source were Onlv about a
nickel higher than Saturday. A good share
OF the supply was weighed up at this
advance, but movement was by no means
active. one or two loads selling al a time
until mort OF the pens had been cleared
The bulk OF he Ogs sold al n03Ql076.
with a top az l0&.
hspi esenauve sales;
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-29
CWrlot Recctpf1.
Featursa NJ the and Closing
Rrleas ON. HoRrd az Trade.

CHIGa9D March Ni-Conunued drouth
IN tho southwest enabled the bulls to force
wheat .prtees still higher today and al
though Haamarket lost some Of its strength
IN the Gna1 hall az tRe daE, prices al the
finish were still 1Ec to Mdlo above sat
wheat etr lost nearly AL OF the gains on
realizing eRieG Provisions closed Irregular.
sentiment In wheat was. Inclined to be bull
ism HeaFiy all day.
DaspiLe official jurisdictions for rain for
manE sections Il the southwest no precipi-
tatian was reported today. except in one or
twQ 36cAHtttes, This caused a sharp up
turE "a prieeG Opening quotations showed
salnS ~ 70 rs9140 win september
sc0EtuE A1e greatest advanca. That option
opened at n.05A to sLO63s. while July
opened at sL0Slz TO h0s4. Toward the
them 10 new high marks FOR the session,
September reached G.O6BdSLW and July,
eAtalE~4Etfe market closed about steady
Nt~1Eseptelahar a~EI06auLOSh. after Il had
tuuched Ita. july closed ar hoeAGL1Sh.
+ Corr Was strong at the start. but weak
,c9nttnued slackness OF shipping demand for
the scash grain. Cash corn was in fair
demand and prices were steady to &c
higher. NO. 3 yellow. sold at 61LR46-c.
pnrtng the day the May delivery sold be-
tween 6L7hD6SahC. The market closed at
lower 10 &c higher, May being AZ 6ZTkd6sc.
4 OatB were urm early because OF the
ratrength OF wheat and eurn. but eased of
tdHtn& TO selling. Prices closed unchanged
A0Ac lower, compared with the prev
tinusa close.
; Provisions closed nc higher to 1Oc lower
gHinaI figures on me May products were:
1RQrK, Gd&; lard. MA00; ribs, 1~3.92lA0l8.a5.
! The leading futures range as follows:
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-29

ST. LOUIS. March 8.-CATTLE-Re-
ceipts, zoe head including 900 Texans.
Market l0c to &c lower. Native shipping
and export steers. &.600S.50; dressed beef
and butcher steers. 8.O09S.O0; steers under
Loo lbs, B.O00I&s srocksrs and feeders.
= $3.50 COWS and heifers, 20odLO0; can
ners, G90430ei bulls, &50u6.I5; calves. 500
1915. Texas and Indian steers. 1.O0dS.4 As
cows and heifers, S276d6.6.
HOGS-Receiptss am head Market l0c
to l5c higher Pigs and lights, E.75Q1095,
packers. d0.S5@1L5; butchers and best
heavy, Sl.0OdLL10.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts. 200
head. Market l0c lower. Native muttons.
B.od& 40; lambs. ST.15dl0 80; cul,s and bucks.
A-25aS.90; stockers. SA.00dT.M.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-29
CHICAGO LIVE Took MARKET a
Cattle Market vger-Ho Reported
HiEher-sheep AIss Lower.

CHICAGO. March 2S-CATTLE-Recefpts.
2000 head. Market 1oc to sc lower. steers.
S6I0aa75; cows. 8.00aL5D; heifers, SAL g.S5,
bulls. &.&Q63; calves, &.O9G9.5O; stOckers
and feeders. SA4bdZ.20
HOGS-Reecipts. 300 head. Market loo
70 l5c higher. Choice heavy, M.t06lL17la;
butchers, 1l05Iui5 light mixed. Sl09Oq
u05; choice light. kLOodlL10: packers. uL.u5
q1Ll5; pigs, SlO.So1l0h Buik OF sales. NL0l
M1lI0.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts, 1900
head. Market 15c to sc lower. Sheep, 800
$50; lambs, @.00q11&; yeariings, g5.09
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-29

NEW YORK. March 8-MONEY-On
call, steady at zEdS per cent: ruling rate.
70 per cent; closing bid. ~ per cent; Of
tered at "a per cent. Time loans. weak:
sixty days SAM5h per cent: ninety days.
: per cent; six m1nths, Ad4h per cent.
per cent
STERLING EXCHANGE-strong, with
actual uEine In bankers bills at $3.50
4.S4l0 for ~siXty-day bills and at 81. $3.50 for
demand, commercial bills, A.S3AdAgA
STLVER-Bar. 5Z4c; Mexican dollars. 44c.
~ Government steady; railroad,
weak
Closing quotations on bonds were as
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-29
Metal Market.

NEW YORK, March R.-METALs-stau-
dard Opp was weak on the New York
metal exchange today. Local dealers
quoted lake copper at Sl3S71k6l2. ga; cleo
trolytic. d~2l214dl3SI1A; casting. SI200QI23.
The London market was closed. Tin was
duil In the absence OF cables, with spot
March and April quoted at SO T6. and
May at S250G32@. Lead was dull and
weak; spot. s. 40G450; New York. 4aOa4R
East St Louis delivery. Spelter closed
dull; spot, &58d6.6; New York. $500 IS.
East St Louis delivery. Iron was I'M
n No. 1 foundry northern. M8OOa
AR; Ne. L foundry southern, No. I SOUTH
ern foundry soft, uTBat8.3: No. 2 foundry
northern. HLBd1&@
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-29
III I'D Molasaes.

NEW YORK, March 8.-sUGAR-Raw
steady; m~usCavado, 81 test, 286c; centrifu-
gal, IS test, 4s6c; molasses sugar. 50 test.
Aolc Refined sugar steady; cut loaf, 6.O5e;
crushed h&c; mould A. soc; cubes, 5.50c;
xxx powdered, h4Oc; powdered. Ale;
sranuiated. a25c; diamond A. 625e; con-
Petitioners A, 66c; No. L 5.0Gc: No. 2. ABc:
NO. 3 4Sc; No. l. AS5o: No. 5. AS0c; No. 6.
Al5c; No. T. A7Oc; No. s. 465c; No. 8. 4GOc:
No. le. 455c; No. II, A50c; No. z. 445e; No.
n. A.aOc: No. IA A4Oc.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-29
WEATHER IN THE GRAIN belt
Possibly showers Tuesday, with
Slightly Cooler.

OMAHA. March q, 1910.
Light rains occurred Saturday night and
Sunday morning in Nebraska.
western South Dakota and the mountain
districts, and light showers occurred in
eastern Iowa and western Illinois. A
depression OF moderate energy
overiies the Rocky mountains this morning
and ~ causing unsettled weather through
out that region. Light SHOWS are falling
In yellowstone park, southern Utah and
and northern Arizona, and rains are scat
tered over the mountain plateau and Pa
cific slope. The western depression will
continue Rstward and showers are possible
IN this vicinity tonight or Tuesday. with
slightly cooler Tuesday. An area OF htgh
pressure overiies the eastern and southern
state. and the weather has been fair
throughout those sections during the last
twenty-four hours.
Following Is the temperature and precipi-
tation compared with the last three yearsS
1910 lisa I90S. 1871
Minimum temperature 20 So a. a2
Normal temperature for today, AZ degrees.
Deficiency in precipitation since March L
liz inches.
Deficiency corresponding period In 1900.
9.T9 OF an inch.
Deficiency corresponding period in 1908.
0.Z OF an inch.
l. A. WELSH. Local Forecaster.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-29

BOOM, Ia. March 8-spsciaI Tele-
gramJ-W. r. shurtz- a well known cloth
ing merchant and his entire family. to-
getner with a visitor. we're poisoned this
noon from eating cheese. Their condition
Is critical.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-29

KANSAS CITY, March 8-CATTLE-Ra-
eeipta LOG head. including L.5O0 southerna.
Market weak 20 loc lower. Choice EXPORT
ara dressed beef steers, N.Afd850. fair 10
good. M&dI.O; western steers. &0FdGH-
stockers and feeders. SA50dI0o; s0ufhern
Steers southern COWS, A1116O0
ILkH egAA native heinsIE. H.al
0LaSi bulls, A046u; calves, AEdaW.
HQGS-heceiptE, 1900 head. Market lOo
N0TOdIO.e0: heavy aOsOai0E. pacfers a1d
5ntehers d0Ndl090; nght u0Rqia8. pigs.
shAER AND LAMBS-Receipts. a000
head Market for sheen staadv for lawbs
lOe lower Lambs. 0L00dl0W; yeariing SIS
44N; Wethers, N69Q&60; ewes. H.DGRH:
stockers and feeders. 8.ooHdO
The Key % the -graauo5-F-s Wan, A.,
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-29

tEEDCh-steadys winter patents. .snl3
n@ winter s~traights. SA8O05.&: 40rinR
t~sAIaiHhts Ad53iA8; bakers. S3OHNg 81
RHM-No. p EllGNjr.
sctOiee mailing 5sdS7c.
ahDSZtl No. / Southwestern. s. No.
No northwestern. ga. Timothy. NA.
Glover. G2H. ~
lSiONS-Mess pork. per Dbl. S2g 20
-Ho- LAHu, per 100 lbs, has short RIBS
sides 0oosel aa500IaSTi4. short clear
SIDES tboxed, NASTsn45a
A9,al c~iearances OF wheat and flour were
20 AA.vn bu- Primary receipts were
5 ou- eompared with 6a2. 90 bu. ne
day a year ago.. The visible
Ok Wheat IN the United States tn
Getu aAWA bu- Tor the week Tha
ht OF nreadstun on ocean passage
ears; corn, "a carsl oafs in ,1-s bcsS
-Ih0e head. @ mugs
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-29
On Trail OF Nexraes.

LAURENs. s. c., March @-Officers To-
night are In search OF Claude Ferguson
and Jim Davis, negroes. charged with the
XII ing OF three negroes near Parks station.
this county, last night. II u SAID the
tugttives. after brutally numbering a man
and woman, went TO the home Of Alex Raw
another negro. and calling him TO the door
shot and killed him.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-29

PHILADELPHIA. March 2S.-BUTTER-
Firm, good demand extra western cream.
cry, 51hc; nearby prints. SIC.
enthusiastically, fair demand; -Pennsylvalia
and other nearby tirsts, PC at mark; Penn.
sytvanta and other nearby current receipts.
returnable cases. dc at mark; western
rrsts free cases. &c at mark; western cur
rent receipts, free cases, &c at mark.
CHEESE-Ffrm. fair demand, New York
full creams, choice, 1Thsc; fair to good, I3h.
dl7c.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-29

NEW YORK. March 8-COFFEE-Cof-
zee futures closed inactive, net UNCHANGED.
- sias uius March and April, 3. 80; NAY.
June, M&; July. I00: August and
september. N.05; October. November and
December, $40; January and FeHr1ary
M.lb; spot quiet; Rio No. z 8 u-I6aSEc.
No Santos, sac; mild. quiet; Cord0va.