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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-13
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS
Features OF the Trading and Closing
Prfeea on board Of Trade.

Prices ON Board of Trade.
CHICAGOa duly 12.-UnrsEponsive TO rain
Was the VerdicA today against spring wheat
Expert opini5n 10 that effect turned the
market hare stdTsy -turvy and reBulted IN
. clear aaVErce OF A@ls4e 10 the bnsheL
and closed at prices varying from last
nights leVef to he higher In the case OF
the former ana ~ mp for the lattsr Hos
products swung IN ths opposite direction,
finishing 1DQ22stc down
--latest quorpfinRA for wheAt were the
topmost Of the cay. one eHpeaf Nno is
firm reduced HiE estimate on the North
I9akota yield ne 900 11fl hRxbeaa Is against
iSS.oOoeOO busnel for the lSlfsrence from the
iAnafiau EroFfhygsst mnssprt AT Is, 900, OOg
bushels cuuIslAfed with 1G1. 900 bushels,
the official total last year Barrier nsw s
from Winnipeg were more than twice Is
large as on the corresponding DAY tWelVe
months ago Primary reosipls also VEL, Mels
Country sales OF new Wheat here were
liberal zoo. and there were rains oNsi
night ia the spring wheat states, NE re,
port Of the Nerth Dakota commissioner %
Agriculture WAS INTERCEPTED as rneA1l1le
thar rain had benefited wheat tbert
rnnfer4ally All these Influences. though
seemed 10 count for nothing later in I'M
fAce Of positive declarations thai rain hAc
been practically useless 70 oyercome tni
DAMAGE from the long continued drouth.
A sharp decllne IN values that had tAkel
F,lnpe early in the session were wiped oul
ana Quotations, were chhnEed Cpwars
almost constantly the rest o. the daH
81 ftsrnfer ranged between Sl0lA and
q asa, CLOSING Ae 10 1aS@s&e net higher a.
a. 81 the rally in corn was due to tn.
behef that sales from the country Weri
Taure from dealers than prodnoerA Sep
iemher ran from ,hSAs Is1basc. finishing q
Esssc n gain Of sc. The cash market wa
steady. No yellow closed Al tltrl161asc-
IN oats covering by yesterday sellers wa
a feafu1e The low ana high points -
September for the DAY were ahe and Is nc
NiIh the close nc net higher al the las
nRrneo~ Price.
n sailing Of provisions was based on tn
Aarger run OF hogs al packing oenters
Gg.nRl sales showed pork of 11fcs lAro
1o@F25tc. Rnc ribs l29sc 10 ll1z4iAc
eaoing tutuTea ranged a. Ao1ioNss
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-13
Kansas City Live stock Market.

KANSAS CITY, No, July l2.-CATTLE-
Receipts, 10,0Oe head, including 2,000 south
ernE; market, STEADY 20 strong: southern.
strong 70 lbc higher. dressed beef and eX-
pOrt steers. E1l0tQk00. fair 20 good g 40a
feeders 81-59a6-50; southern steers 81 OOQ
600; southern COWS, g. DQ4G; native COWS.
81 6OQb.bO. native heiierF. S4.O8ff7 .55; bulls,
81 0Bn4.7b. calres, AHr9kG
HOGS-RoeelptE 500 head: market SC
10 1bc lower. bulk Of sales s. aOglG 70;
heavy, s6-Sbd&. S2A4 packers and butchers,
"a a0Q6 IS. lights, =. h5fft Slis pEE g. 60Sf8 Is
SHEEP AND LAMBS-heueipts EOs
head; market ibe 10 &c lower: lEmhs 81 q
07OO; yearlinEs. q b0oh25; Rethers 1850
A5o; ewes, s2hsq+0o. Et0ckers and feeders
G50dAo0
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-13

sHEEP-SeIlers in the sheep barn were
confronted with much the same conditions
as surrounded the trade yesterday Re
oeipts we're liberal and demand apparently
,inadsquEte, so that there was not very
much activity during early rounds Several
strings pf good quality range sheep ana
qnotably steady prices however, and after
trading started In earnest large portion
OF supply changed hands on this basis
Aside from being sharply lower. yester-
days trade was very uneven. and any COM
parison Of values does not give q very
definite idea OF the general situation.
offerings as usual, Idaho wethers selling as
high AZ A,00 with the ordinary run OF
stuff around 81 7bQs-s6 idaho lambs moved
Al 500, the same as yesterday, and il wsuld
price. Ewes moved Al S3.5A, which price "a
also the highest ap0tAble on STOCK OF this
description. Later in ths morning after
most OF the larger orders had bAen filled.
demand became dull, with the trend 81
prices q little lOWeT than at the opening
The decline on fat stock during the two
days this week has been very sharp, cur
rent sales showing up about 25ubDc lower
than those AZ last weeks close
Feeoer trade Was fairly active today. but
inquiry In not very broad as yet, and com
mon strings thai do not attract very much
competition, are going Al bargain figures
4 IL needless 10 ADD, OF course, that
feeder values have suffered IN sympathy
with the sluTnp in fat stock and. barring
handy weight yearlinEE, the decline IL al
most as great six loads Of handy weight
yearlingE Nunt 20 feeder al sac today.
while best fat yeRrlings would hardly sell
over ZOO.
Quotations on grass stock: Good 10 choice
larnhs se7bq7 10: FAIR 70 gooa lambs, 81. $50
67K: fseding lambs. s. 50q600; handy weight
yea linBs, k4.65Gk.l0. heavy YsArlingA S4.25
cas-. heavy feeding yearlinEs. s4E@4 50,
good 70 choice Wethers. s. 7bQs.lO; fair 10
good wetherE, Sa-89275; feeding wetherE
y eofS 7b; fat eweR G-5Oqss0; feeding ewes
s. 00a3S.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-13

KANSAS CITY, July R-NHEAT-July,
EAse; September, E5se; December. 9s1zc.
Cash wheat unchanged; No. hard, Sl.0;
No. 3, SlOSq1.07i No. red GGssci No 2
a2GgSe
CORN-July, 5B4sr; September, 5gisc;
December b2isc. Cash, unchanged 20 Me
lower; No. mixed, SIC; No. g. 60lkgele; No.
white. 6slSe; No q SAC
OATs-UDchanged No. ? white s1Q42c,
No. mixed, 38eg7c.
RYE-No. 2. 70dz2e
HAB-Unchanged; choice timothy, sl4Ol
Qla.b0; choice prairie 81 25fill5A.
BRAN-946p8bc: shorts, G-004L06.
blTTEE-Creamery extras, &c; firstA
BGGS-FirstE, A.20; seconds Sab; cur
rent receipts new cases. ss.7b; miscellan-
eous $40
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-13
COWS AND HELPERS
WKETEHNA.

HOGs-Ghippers pickee out about 80 hnEs
al me OpQntRg 81 the market thlg mora
ing az figures STEADY 70 q dime lower, Bat
packers held out fer declines % l1lnlbG. and.
ia most casek. we're Abit 10 market their
purchases on mis- bEkik. Statesmen were
SLOW 10 GccFpf The lower scat Of uTicea
however, and II Was q dun. drnEEy trade,
were normal. but the greater part Of ihs
morning WGs used IN effsctinE q clear-
anca.
Heavy hogs sold az Ce bottom q The
liEf a. usual prices ranging around -
6Ig 20 according 70 qualify ana weight
Good nnxed grades brought sk,25ers-M and
lights moved At the high Figures. selected
Nights selling a. high a. ACIa
LACK 81 competition and limited orders
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-13

NEW YORK. July 1,.-MOEEY-on call
Etehdy. .Q2 per cent; ruling rate. "a Der
cert: CLOSING bid. "a per cent offered a.
"a per cent Time loans, firm: sixty days,
81 per cent. and ninety DAYS. aCfA Der
ceat: six months, bn5a per cert
per cent.
STERLING EXCHANGE-StsHdy, viii
actual business IN bankers bills, ~ y. Sseop
EgbO for sirtv DAY bills, and ct LE5o fui
deunn6 Commercial bills, N.62Affa Snl.
SlLVER-Har. $40. Mexican dollars, sc
RONpS-Governmen steady. railroad
irregular.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-13

KEW YORK, July E-CDFION-SP0t
closed quiet Tnlddling uplahdE. u .Abr; mid
ding gulf, Is 70c- Sales. 40 balek- Futures
closed easy. Closing bldns Julg, Is ssc.
l16bc. November, 1blc: December, r. aSc;
January, r. sc February, iisacs March
~ sGc; May. Ll0c
ST LOUIS. July n-COTrON-ouiet:
uiodling, lfifc; reneiptE, ~ bales snip
ments. ~ bales; stocks. A,Ne eAiee
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-13
Coffee Market.

NEW YORK. July 1.-THE market foS
coffee futures opened steady a. q decline q
a1ne points IN response 90 lUWeT French
cables. Last prices were sQ10 pointes lower.
bids follow; July, G.TSn: August 6.6Dc: Sep
TENDER, October and November. $50; De-
cember, G.s5c; January. 6.Btc: February
G.g3c; march, 7Glc. April. 7.OSc; MAY. 705ci
june. 7OGc. spot market STEADY; Rio No.
z, sac; santos No. 4 She mild, quiet Cor
dovR, lDg25fc.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-13

MINNEAPOLIS July I1.-WHEAT-July,
81 -1el&; September. S1ll; December, 31.Oe1s
cash, No. hard. 81 .1sA; No. ] northern,
u.ITikQl1gi<: 30 2 northern. 1-i5k a. IN T;
No. 3 northern. s. ia a. l4l.
FLAX-Closed, S21gN
CORN-No, yellow. 81 is65shfc-
OATS-Na. . white. 48Q4sc.
RYE-No. 2 T14zBc
BRAN-In lao-ib saoks Sz0BOQs0B
FLOUR-FfrEt PATENTS in wood. T. o. b..
Minneapolis, H.b0G6.70; second patents, SEM
pb.A; first clears HSQ4 a.; second clears
fs10@3sn
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-13
Wool Mnrkef.

ST LOUIS. July l2-WOOL--SteA6y. ter
r1tory and western mediums. 1BQZeisc: fine
mediums lBdI7r. fine 12dl4c.
BOSTON, July E.--CasnsrRl duIlncss con-
tirues Ia The local wool market The bust
ness for the last week was limited 70 pur-
chEses for clearly Indicated want Prices
ere STEADY, but ths majority o. trhnsao-
lions are said 70 be ~ a ioss 20 dealers
New woods are arriving slowly from nearly
an growing sections, the total receip-s q
year AEn.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-13

from both packers and shippers, were the
main reasons assigned for the break in
values. The net deciipe for the two days
this week amounts To 2SH35c, with light
and light mixed meeting the popular de-
EnRnd
A lnige share of today's run went At
So 20dB 10, as compared with yesterday
bulk OF sA-s0d85s. Tops dropped 1T14c lower
than the high fiEure yesterday.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-13
ChIearo Live StOelx SIarLet.

CHICAGO. July 12.-CATTLE-Rece
5,008 head: market. steady: beeves. SA.shfD
$40; Texas steers. SAl5a6.50; western steers
s.. 1O1IO0; stOckers and feeoerRae s.. 60eah ~;
COWS and heiferH, Sz75as.sb; calves $500
R2
HOGS-Rsceipts, 1900 head; market
heavy, Se.3D@8e0; rough. IS zoos 40: good tG
choice heavy, rs.s0uSse; pigs, es.sbQ8 10;
bulk OF sales sg.b0QS.aO
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts, 20,0Q
head: market Ice lower. native, $1,000 20;
western, k258o4.&; yeRrlinEs, 81 400 u ;
native lambs 81 50c17- 81; western, q B0ff7 Ia
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-13

q sew; silver certificates oDtEtHndiuE.
Sfs1 6a0 n0Q
General Tund-sfandRrd silver collars IN
EHnsral fund t5sh.657 Current liabilities,
glO1ic on. working balance IN treAsury OF
foes. $50 III. ~; 81 banks 20 credit 81 treas
urer Of the United states. ssa,lGlAi. sub
q 20. GU total halanos IN general fund.
f1ne "a ga
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-13

butcher steers, S6.00dgO0; steers under 900
pounds s5.5007.5 so; stocllerE and feeders
81 256I5. Is; COWS and heifers, S4.50GrI Is:
Gamers, 81 75@3.O0; bulls, A-25Qd50: calves.
b.500l8.5D Texas and Indian steers, - -50a
100; COWS and hefers. $S50u5,75.
HOGS-Receipts,, 1860 mead: market
10 10 lie lower pigs and lights. $40
915; packers x6.50d67b; butchers and bosI
heavy, S75aSg5
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts II 009
head; market, Csc lower; native muttOnE,
s.. 500 400; lambs, S6O0Qb7 20; culis and bucks.
sS.00e15.25, gtOckers and feeders. f3.0Jlp4.ee.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-13
EuEnr Mnrkef

NEW YORK. July 12.-sUGAR-FNrmi
inuacOvhdo. ~ Test. aEsc centrafugnl 81
test. 4.g3c; mOlaEses sugar NJ test A6se.
Refined quict. crushed. 6Gc; ErAuulhtsd
6.lsci powdered. b.25c.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-13

PEORIA, July l-CORN-Eteadyj Ne. 3
yellow, Ghe, No. 3 yellow, 04c; No. q
014e; Nc. 4 wbhe; no grade, B2lfe.
OATE-IIiKher. standard ave; 10 Z
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-13

q WHEAT-No. 2 hard. gsolQE10o: No. 3
hard g41tg7s71Se: No. hard E7Q9SaHe; re-
jecN cd hard p0de7e; No Z spring, BTi1cQ
al n No. rprlng, gs93Scl no. sprlng.
UORN-No Z white E1e, No. B white, sol4
Esgs.C: No I white, 5sQ60c; No color,
ksde0c. y O. color, b6Gf5strc; Nc YellOw,
Eqb6c. No 2 b6stei No. 3, b5QSee; no grade.
t5Q58c.
OATS-S1aDdard. SSst c. No. , white, $50
H1zc; No 4 white. S7qS6cs No yellow, &4s
BIaf No. ( yellow. S6Lapg1 ne.
ARLET-1SD. 4 SsQs0ci M, 4. feed. Eq
RY is1 T. 755Ssc; so. a. sg7On
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-13
minimum teuPsrature for tweivs-b0ul
,IsTRICT AVERAGE.

The weather continues cool over the
western portions of the corn and wheat
region and II Is slightly cooler over the
eastern portion. Fairly good rains Incurred
In all districts, and excessive rains fen at
points In the Kansas City. St Louis and
Chicago diEtrictA.
I. A. WELSH
Local Forannnter Waaahar Rureau
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-13

ST. JOSEPH, July 12.-CATTLE-Reoepts
1,60e head; market steady. steers, Sa.50eI6 %:
COWS and heiferA S2.50as.25: calves. sS.56q
$50.
HOES Receipts $500 head; market, 1B0
10c lower; TOP, $3.50. bulk Of sales. t6zO9
SEQ.
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Receipta, 7b0e
head; market SteRdy; lambs sa-b0gf6-
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-13

MILWAUKEE,. July l2-FJOLR- Firm
WHEAT-No. ! northern, tl.lS9l.gD. No
northern, ale -; September. N.asis
OATS-lflfc.
BARLEY-samples. ssg7so
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-13

LIVERPOOL. July n-wHEAT-sp0t.
DALI No. 2 red estern winter, no stock
Futures. firm; July. G. 100; October. O. 1lAd;
December. e "a.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-13
Treasury stntrment,

WASHINGTON, July l1-Ths condition
OF the treasury Al the beginning o. buEi-
nesE today NAE a. foiloWE:
Trusf Huncs--3old coin fadS ~ .b6s: silver
dollars sal o6o 90. silver dollars Of 1870
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-13

LONDON. July m-AmeTicRn securities
apened quiet and about UNCHANGED from
yeEterdEY's NeW York closing. During the
first hour the trading vas limited and
prices moved irTagulErly. Al noon the mar
ket WAS firm. with values ranging from
unchanged 70 q point higher.
Closing quotations on stocks were;
gnuNola FnoneV a iNIUuIpyETle a 1afli
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-13

2as cars: oau. III cars Estimated Tomor-
row heat cara corn. 81 cars. oats q
CATS
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-13
hank Clenrfnru,


OMAHA, July 12-Rank clearinEs for to
day were =. SSs, 152. IS and for the GORE
spending day last year g, lDs ,sSb Ga
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-13

AONEG-1a&Qlh per cent
lhe rate at discount n Lhe Open nNrket
Ter short bills "a AqRR per cent; for three
months bills. f6agi. per cent.
SlLNEtl-Bar, steady al 25ikd Der ounce
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-13

OMAHA July 12-HAK-No. 1 SsOO: Ma
2. $50. packing. $40. new, IlAl00 Straw
MheaL NAos re and cats. rl0 Alfalfa
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-13
1910 100 1908 1907.
Minimum temperature g g . 81

Germ and wheat Region BuuetiB.
For Omaha, Nsb. for the twenty-four
bourE ending at a H. 18th meridian time,
Tuesday, July a. 1910.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-13

BY Logan Bryan. members New York
sioux exchange, 2s South Sixteenth street
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-13

srrInday. sssunsaY.


Reoeipte nnd disposition OF i've stock al
the UnloB stock Taraa. south Omaha Neos
Tor fwenty-tour hOur1 sDding ~ clocA
.. m. yesterday:
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-13
WEATHER ~ THE GRAIN BEN
Narner weather a. Predfeetd fer
Omaha and Ntctnity wednesday.

OA.AHA. July ~ lsl0.
Local rhint have fallen within me last
tu emu -rfyur hours on the miodle slops q
TIE Rocky mountains, ana east ever the
plains Etstcs. central valleys and LAKE re-
Eiun and continue In the lower Missouri
valley and lake region this morning. The
rains in Nebraska we're not heavy IN any
s,estion. but were fairly well distributed
over the state. Some heavy rains are
ported al poinrs IN Kansas and Missouri
Light rains also occurred Ia the east gulf
states The weather continued very warm
Ia the east during the last rweuty-fOur
hours. but q slight fan IN temperature is
shown along the upper Atlantic coast this
morning. The weather continues cool IN
the central valley and throughout the west
ern portion and temperatures are from 70
70 y degrees lower IN the upper Mississippi
and upper Missouri valleys than they were
Monday morning No important change In
temperature iE Indicated for this vicinity
during the next twenty-four hours. but
warmer weather may be expected Wednes-
day, with continued fair tonight and We'd
nesdRy.
1910. ip0e. 1905 1907
Minimum temperature. 90 g. 70 IS
Precipitation ....--.....-.-- 90 .01 T
Normal temperature FOR today, II oegreeA
Deficiency IN precipitation since March J.
NE inches.
Excess corresponding period in 1909. SO
inches.
Excess corresponding period in 1908, 2m
inches.
L A WELSH. Local ForecAEtsr.
Germ ahd wheat Region BuIIetiB.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-13

ST. LOUIS, July 2.-WHEAT-Futures.
higher: July, El0gas: 6eptembeT. SlGA; De-
csmber, S1.0s. Cash, higher; track. No. 2
red, q 0gzSq1.e9; No. 2 hard, 81 98Q1.0s.
CORN-Futures, steady September, bs&o:
December b54kc. Cash. firm; track. No. 2.
csc; No. 2 white. 65iaU66e.
OATs-Futuras. STEADY; September. as14e'
Deesruber g7s4e. Cash, steady; track. No.
. E7QRsasc No. 2 Nhite. f5c-
RYE-Steady.
FLOuR-Quiet; red winter patents, sS-2t
a5E0; extra fancy and straight. a sod6. 10;
hard winter oiears Ss.A0dS90
EEED-Tmothy, S4e0q50a
COHNlGEAL--S24
BFlAN-sSr0ng: sacked east track. SScd
HAY-Flrn: timothy slsSgzSOO; prairie
So 9of1s9e
BAGGING-s T-16e.
TWINE5-Hsmp, 7c-
PROYISIONS-POrk. unchanged; jobbinE
g2s0 90. Lard. lower: prime steam. 81 ESQ
n& DRY salt meatE. unchanged; boxed
extra shorts. E&es clear ribs, 1s%e: shori
clears lee. Bacon, unchanged; boxed ex-
ira short lT5Se' clear ribs. l5Asc; shori
POILTRY-stsAoy; chickens. Isc; springs
IBGi6c: turkeys, lshs922e. ducks, SRl2ci
geese. co lOc-
EUTTER-1iEher: creamery. 25026Asc
E,CsGS-Steady l6u.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-13

Receipts Of live stock at the five prin-
cipal western markets yesterday;
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-13

Quotations of the Nay On Vars~us
Sugar and Molnasea.

q quotations 81 the nay On Nara0uh
Sugar and MOlaasea.
NEW YORK July R-FJOUR-Quiet;
spripg patents Ss.50aS.S5; winter streaghts,
a 49Q4.be; winter patents, -. 1880 spring
clears, "a. 3514 90. winter SxtraS No. 1.
g 7isaS.SO; winter eKtias Nc. S.beq& 60;
quiet; fair 70 good, H.10g4.S' choice 10
fancy, "a 40Q450
WHEAT-spot market easy; No red,
northern. sls5s. r 0. b. wheat opened
easier under commission house selling on
confirmation OF the reports Of good rains
in tha northwest, but the market developed
decided firmness on the strength IN the
OUTSIDE markets and roduoed crop egti-
mates in the northwest, closing at lh@11to
net advance. July closed 81 1-uh; Sep
tember, Sl.Osik; December. H0gSt-
CoRN-SpOt firm; NO. 2 6e5rc, elevator.
domestic; export No. 2 IVA. I. o. .. OPuon
unchanged 10 sc nst higher. July CLOSED
at BS9tc; September. 6Sssc; December. @1tc.
Receipts, 41.b0O bu.
0ArS-Spot. steady, mixed- 8 10 II lbs.
nominal; natural white, b % 81 lbs., ae1Sa
asl4c; clipped white. ~ TO ~ lbs. 4sib642c-
Receipts, G., 500 bu.
HAY-ERsder; prime. Sl.22 qa.&; Ne. l.
sl.ITlhGa.2O; No. & ti.lOQa.1gb
HOPB-EREy; state common 70 choice,
1903 NR2Sc; 1903. nominal; Pacific coast. 1SO9.
FIIDiEs~Rssy: Central America. alsaz2c:
L.RATEIER-DuI; hemlook firsts. za27e;
PRONIEIONS-P0rk, steady: mess, 81 500
100: family, S26.00Gl26be; short clear. x345t
\ 62s00. Beef, steady; mess SO 1900 fam
! fly. sls b0a20 0Oi beef hams, "a O0u2B.0o. Cut
4 rneatH steady; picked bellieE 10 TO IA lbs,
I ~ E0d1s 90; picked hams, SlBl0001e-50. Lard
4 steady: middle west prime. f11 s5Q1l96i 70
/ fined steady; continent. s12-60; south Amer
I lea LG7b; compound, gSE1sQs-Hn-
] TAILOW-Steady: prtms city, hhdA. os &C.
country, gAt@6Ac.
COFFEE-spot steady; Nc. Rio. CSC
No 4 Santos ya1c-
4 BIJTTER-FfrTn: creamery specials. 2gS q
Boo: extras. 2SAd2Ac: third 10 first $50
gSc; state dairy, common TO finest. 22ff2Sc
process seconds TO special, 22tQ5hc; fac
I tory 21QZac: imitation creamery. 24(Q251-
CHEEBE-Flrm; state. whole milk, HTse-
/ clRl. 15ss@16l+c; state. whole milk, fancy
| l5kc: state. whole milk. average prime, la
| 6l5c stRtA. whole milk. fair 10 good, 1Blt q
l4lkc state whole milk, common, 0Au11a G
| skins, FIJI TO special. f14l2Ac.
EGGS - Steady: fresh gathered, extr5
firstA. lb92ec: firstA 17@lkc' seconds. 1SAzG
! l6tSc
POULTRY--Aiive steady; nearby broilsrH
28024c: fowls 17A9c. furkeyB. 10Q 1sc
Dressed quiet; western broilers. 22u24c
fowls, 1Ssl7i9c, purkeyA, 15GlSc.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-13

NEW YORK. July l2-closinS quotations.
"a mining arocks were
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-13

Articles.i Open IilEh.i Lew. clOs0l sAf'y
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-12-08

cOrder his application therefor, in
writing. which application shall set
forth the name or names of the ap-
pllcant or applicants, the location or
the building in which the applicant
proposes to conduct such business,
the interest that the applicant has in
such business, the residence and oc-
CupatiOn of the applicant during the
year next preceding the date Of such
application, and that the applicant
is not disqualified from procuring or
holding such license under the terms
Of this ordinance; whether or not the
applicant is interested in any other
license issued under the terms of this
ordinance; that no brewer or person
interested in brewery has any inter-
est in the license applied for, and that
the applicant agrees to the terms,
conditions and penalties governing
such license, as prescribed by this or
dinance; which application shall be
accompanied by a plat or diagram Of
the room in which it is proposed TO
conduct such business, showing the
location Of all doors, windows, open
ings and stationary fixtures therein,
with the proposed changes TO be made
therein, and shall be further accom-
panied by a certified check, payable
to the mayor Of the city Of Pendleton,
for the amount Of one years license,
and if such application be for liquor
dealers license, by a good and suff-
cient bond to the city Of Pendieton in
the penal sum Of two thousand dol
lars, executed by the applicant and by
some reliable surety company, accept
able to the common council, cOndi-
toned:
(r) That the licensee viii not sell or
dispose Of, or assist in supplying or
furnishing any spirituOus, vinuous or
malt beverages or intoxicating IL
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-12-08
STRICT REGULATION
IS PROVIDED
tCent4ausd trsm Page 0He.)

the population Of the city Of Pendle-
ton shall reach $500, and no license
shall be issued TO any person who has
been convicted Of a felony or who
has forfeited any license held by him
in the city Of Pendleton or elsewhere
for the sale Of spirituOus, yinous or
malt beverages or intoxicating liquors,
or whose license therefore has been
revoked, nor to any person already
holding a license under the terms OF
this ordinance from the city Of Pen
dleton, or who has any interest in any
establishment holding q license under
the terms of this ordinance, provided,
the proprietor Of a bona fide hotel
may hold one liquor license and one
restaurant license; nor to any person
not Of good moral character nor to
auv brewery or person interested in a
beworg, nor to any person to conduct
such business at q place which, in the
judgment Of the council is not a
proper ana suitable place for such
business, nor % any person except in
accordance with the terms Of this or
dinance.
Applications in Writing.
Section 8. Every applicant for a IL
cense under this ordinance shall, at
least ten days before ne desires such
license to issue, file with the city re-
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-12-08

prevention and cure of consumption,
pneumonia, grip, coughs, colds, asth-
ma, low feyers, stomach troubles and
all wasting and diseased conditions.
Recognized as a family medicine and
prescribed by physicians everywhere.
CAUTION. When you ask your druggist,
grocer or dealer TOR Duffy's Pure Malt Wbis-
tsy be sure you get the genuine. u Is an abso-
iufsly pure medicinal malt wbisksy and Is
10 bulk. Look for the trademark, the "Old
Chemist" on the label, and make sure the
seal over the cork 10 uBbroken. price ~ I'D .
large bottle. Write Medical Department, The
Duffy Matt Whisksy Co., Rochester, y. Y;
for an Assptic Drinking Cup, also doctors
advice, and an illustrated medical booklet
containing testim moniais and common sense
rules for health, sent tree.