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a pOisonsr delays trying again the greater
the risk
Poison is not impalpable like gun
powder u ian not indefinite like the knife
Failure means examination Il means
q clue from the very nature Of ts indi-
vidualiiy. and such evidence u cumula-
tive.
Every poisoner has a favorite poison
and will use no other. Thus it becomes
n thumb marx. Thus too detection in
one crime leads 70 detection In similar
crimes undetected
But ! want the monster siriven away,
not punished interrupted Mr. JobStock
Punishment would mean sorrow and dis
graoe Tor No all. don't you seel'
II - the detection II former crimes
which | believe will drive the monster
away. replied Cronkite with his inscru-
table smile 4 admit | have am idea,
bur there u much must do before ! care
TO dignity Il ~ a working plan.
i ask you patiently 10 abide the event
IN your home. taking pains TO keep its
inmates IN absolute ignoraace of your
suspicious; and, Judge. II you win he
- kind, are there any further references
70 Lady EilkA in the solicitors minute
The name has a foreign sound and Il was
said, you reoolleCt. that there was preju-
doe against her on account 81 her birth
With a swift gianca of surprised APP
prehensiOn the Judge again examined
the letter Of instruction.
-Ah. here II IN. he said. among a hun
dred other little items regarding Lord
Charles. While In India he married a
Eurasian. Fiika Sahli This marriage
did not tend either 20 his happiness or
his reform Eurasian. Abe. what -
that?-
The offspring Of a European and an
Asiatic. sir. Many VI tbs MIXED race
are wealthy, cultivated and beautiful.
Others. while possessing all these eiiali-
ties. have the weaknesses of both races
without the strength Of either. They arr
passionate. Jealous. vindictive 10 an alb
normal degree. They arr skilled In the
obscure poisons and adept -
-Ah. begin 30 see. The person who
claims % have seen NOrvell within the
wear must be a woman. Heavens and
earth. she must h. this
Stay. cir until the demonstration h
complete This only let me- say. that
poisoning II essentially a feminine urine.
since u satisfies the revenge without
shocking the sensibilities and that the
spirit Of this particular case seems 10 BE-
the spirit u a woman wrunRed and Dis
trauRht
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young man Of no particular standing. IN
sisted that he detected signs Of an obscure
Eastern poison, namely. an alkaloid Of the
red lowered poppy deadlier than NOR
phine but far more variable In ~ effects
Lord Charles. Il should he noted had served
In India After some delay an autopsy
was ordered. but the body could not be
found u had been stolen from the family
vault Of course With this lack Of a corpus
deficit the prosecution ceased. There vas
Ioral prejudice against the lady on account
Of her birth
Or Funival says there was a deadly
narcotic in the hot spiced vine my wife
I will call her my wife. my dear wife
do bslieve her innocent brought 20 me
the other night gasped Mr., JobstOck
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steadfagt course Of revenge. She would
track Norvell she would bring upon him
and HIS TIE agony she had endured.
10 was the Eurasian then who had
managed 20 drug the drink Of the country
merchant whom NOrvell was chousing
Il was she who had managed % slip this
same poison into the mulled wine. Il
was she who on perceiving that the crime
had miscarried without suspicion 20 her
self would attempt Il again and again.
Why Because the madness Of the
poison was upon her. Because the mad
ness OF her hate would contrive, in very
defence aEainst IL own agony, that
through Mr.. JObstock's death the woman
whom Norvell had preferred 20 her and
then NOrvell himself should suffer the
ultimate doom.
The poor, damned DEVIL murmured
Crunkite. 1T 10 fear Of her and not Of
the law that has kept him in hiding
Then at the sound OF a cautious
creak he swung himself behind the closet
door Just a. a man skunk like a shadow
into the room.
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CrAhs Prom YFElnla Cast.

Fiom de RichH0nd Fis,ss- DispairA
Not IN the history Of the state has ihefs
been such q splendid yield Of crab - .
now being caught IN the virginia SOUNDS
according 10 State Fish Commissioner "
Mcdonald lee. who Vas "a Richmond a'i
night. The crabbera are hauling 10 -
soft shelled delioaCiau By the thouaand ~
means Of drsdgna
" may noe be generally known thai P1co'
20 and Tangisr Sounds furnish o. 81
&c ~ an he soft ahelisd crabs eafs1 9
iha I nfed States Acrdmar cdunfr I.1ll
yields - yer cent OF tho C0uniry's suqgy
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In Cronklte's interview az police head
quarters the chief had referred casually
10 a veiled woman Who had made inquiry
regarding Norvell during the last year.
-Of course We piped her 10 where she
lived and all that the chief had said;
rs Sunderland street. second entry.
third story. back; name Ms Prioeley:
expert seamstress; she goes 20 the best
families. the Blancharis. the Richlands.
tho Jobstocks and such.
But that was al. She was AZ tight AZ a
clan, and lived the life Of one too. We
couldn't Get q line on her. Resides. Nor
veil had dropped ont of sight and out Of
public interest You know how IL h. Abe.
While he h out q the batter he may stay
out q the i0rmer for al q a.
'Than too / doubt Il We could hold Mm
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The Fall River Line Gets You There

Go by the Fall River LnA delightful by night Long Island
Sound At Fall River wharf you'll find of the New York. New Haven
Hartford Railroad waiting to take you on the Cape
The New Commonwealth built of 100000 service
on this Line
INN Cape And"B uzardB are two
we just hHued
these books % 90 Summer
S~S" 70 al
The New England Line" H. STOCKING Ticket
Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-03
SPOSITION
Totals

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES of cattle this morning
were light, not only here, but at all otner
market points. The total for the three
days this week at this point shows a fall
ing off Of over 1000 head, as compared
with last week.
There was a very active demand for kill
ing cattle and buyers were ali In the yards
active, with prices fully 10c higher, and
In some cases l0Ql5c higher than yesterday.
Practically everything in sight was sold
befofe A-0cF0ck In the-mornlng.
Cows and heifers followed along the same
line as beef steers, being fully l0c higher
than yesterday n active at the advance.
Some sellers reported that they secured
even more advance than that.
There were not enough stockers and feed
ers In sight to make much Of a test OF the
market, but what few there were showed
about the same advance as fat cattle.
From the above II will be readily under
stood hat there has been a great i'm
provement in the market this week. The
talk among sellers was that the meat boy
colt had exhausted it's forces entirely and
that the country was not in the least
alarmed, as evidenced by the light receipts.
Today's prices on fat cattle were SOC higher
than ten days ago.
Quotations on cattle Good to choice
steers, $5.s0Q6.60; fair to good steers, $4.S0@
6SOi common to fair steers, S3.75Q4. so; good
to choice cows and heifers, A.a5D6.00; fair
to good cows and heifers, a 10; COM
mon to fair cows and heirers. S2.2543 10;
good to choice stockers and feeders. 81. 2O6D
@4a; common to fair stockerr =nd feeders,
S~2.750S.25; stock heifers, 55O0D3. so; veal
calves, HLoOqS.0O; bulls, stage etc. 5000
500.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-03
NEW YORK STOCKS AND BONDS
Primary Declines Bring Prompt Sup
port and Rally Follows.
BOND FIRM FAILURE A FEATURE
Metal Shares Turn Weak ON News
from Abroad and Market Breaks
sharpIy-FinaI Prices Are
Lowest.

NEW YORK, Feb. a-The stock mar
ket today had to digest the failure OF
Fisk a Robinson, announced after the
market closed yesterday. Manifestly.
there was no great relish In doing so.
The primary declines, which were within
one point limits, brought out prompt
support and ~recoverles followed.
The failure had features about II that
place It out of the usual lines In its par
to which It's commitments were In bonds
OF properties in the constructive stage.
The liabilities, while large, did not in
ket. The incident directed new alton
ton however, to the inert market for
bonds IN general which has not been
e~ffectually relieved. at any stage of. the
extensive speculative movement in stocks.
One reason advanced by bond dealers
for the sluggish demand for high grade.
well-seoured bond issues Is the prefer
ence OF Investors for inferior grades Of
fering 2 higher return. The high cost OF
living is blamed FOR this peculiarity IN
the situation. Thus far the decline In
the interest rate on money has failed 10
correct this defect In the bond market.
a diversion OF Investment from fixed
interest securities into stock shares, with
claims to divide the increment OF profit.
is an actual tendency in times Of ex-
panding earnings or even-in price initiation
by REDUNDANT currency or Increased gold
The stock market today was almost inert
in presence of the doubts in the minds of
'KNNAlAAOAHt - SUSTAINING H. erect WAS
caused for a time by the buying OF Read
ing. The news OF that stock did not 20
beyond reports Of the source Of buyinR.
The variety Of those reports left an Inn
preston Of unreliability. There was fur
Their pressure on the speoialities which
suffered most in yesterdays liquidation.
me copper group was hurt by q sharp
decline IN the price Of copper In London
and unsatisfactory reports of trade posi-
ton Of that metal. Foreign stock mar
kets, as well as New York. were affected
by this factor.
The final break In prices came with
great suddenness and in some cases, SEN
sauonal violence. United States Steel,
Southern Pacific, American Smelling and
some Others sold lower than in the period
OF greatest last week. The
closing tone was very feverish and weak.
Bonds were irregular. Total sales, par
value, 81, S8S, 900.
United States bonds were unchanged
on call.
Number Of sales and leading Quotations
on stocks were as follows:
Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-03
Stock In sIrht.
WnnI MnrLnt-

BOSTON, FEB. 2.-WOoL-The local mar
ket is stagnant. Offerings are small and
trading H. confined TO odd lots OF choice
woods. There is some demand for fine
secured territory, and 72c is being paid, al
though transactions are In small lots. There
is some bidding for the 1910 clip. and 22c is
said TO rule In Utah, while Montana grow
ers are asking 25c for unshorn wool. The
leading domestic quotations range as fol-
lows: Kentucky, Indiana and Missouri:
SzaSSe. secured values; Texas fine, u
fine fail G062c. California: Northern. Gsd
CSC; middle county, 63Q65c; fall free. 5Od62c.
oregon; Eastern, No ] staple, 7507sc: east
srn clothing, 70072c, valley No. /, 5795Sc.
territory; Fine staple. 76g77ci fine me
Tine medium clothing, 64Q6sc; half blood
lSp16c; three-eighths blood, 6SG7Oc; quarter
blood, 6lQ6Sc. Pulled Extra. 72075c; fine.
6l4lOc; A superE, eNQ65c,
ST. LOUIS, Mo, Feb. 2-wOOL-Un-
25Q2se; fine mediums, 2Og2Ic; fine, Pare
LONDON, Feb. IA miscellaneous as
sortment OF 12.299 bales was offered al
the wool auction sales today, All sections
were represented aud bidding was ant.
mated at firm prices Coarse cross breeds
than the opening rates on American and
nome trade support The sales follow:
New South Wales, 1900 bales; secured
Is g Is Had: greasy md q Is Sd. queens
l lsns, ~ 5g Ssies; secured ia q e Hdi
500 bales secured y shd o Is ,lOdj greasy
"a y u 2ifd West Australia a.sCo bales,
greasy 61Hd q Is ID, Tasmania 100 bales;
greasy "a q y %. New Zealand s26
bales occurred 81 q Ia ga greasy 7Hd a
400 bales; scourpd sSfd o is il1<di greasy
Sd q lid. Punts Arenas 1000 bales: GREASE
AAd " Is Id. W
Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-03

sTOCKERs AND FEEDEks.

HoGs-Receipts OF hogs are light ana
prices continue TO advance. In the neigh
borhood of ninety cars were received TODAY
and buyers cleaned up the first fifty cars
about as fast as they were yarded At fig
ures that were mostly a dime higher than
yesterdays market. To be more exact A
was a comparatively easy matter for sell
srs to secure the fun dime advance on Sc
lected droves and good butcher weights.
whereas some Of The lighter grades ala
not move as readily and several droyes
Of common underweights changed hands
az prices possibly no better than 50iOc
higher. shipping demand was especially
brisk.
The unusual strength OF the hog market
fthis week is generally attributed 10 two
reasons: Curtailed supply and the marked
Improvement OF provision values. The net
advance In hog values az this point for
the three days is right around S5ViOc
Aewide spread OF S.S0U8B0 bought up the
big bulk Of supplies this morning, with tns
long strings selling az H35084b. Yester-
days bulk, Il Will be remembered. sold at
q. 254s.S. Tops reached $3.50 TO-DAY. This
figure Is within a dime OF the highest
price ever paid at this point for fun ioads.
As 10 usually the case after buyers have
filled their more urgent orders the demand
eased off considerably toward the close and
shipments that came In on later trafns
did not sell 70 as good advantage as tue
carly hogs. Practically all OF the nom
Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-03

SHBhP-The situation in the sheep barn
nus morning YVES m most rcsPsets very
peared to be a reasonably brisk inquiry
for killing material at somewhat higher
figures. but supplies were by no means
liberal and several good sized shipments
were late in arriving, As a result. the
early trade was hardly OF sufficient volume
to afford a very broad test of the advance.
Most sales, however. we're Just about i0c
and possibly l5c higher than yesterday.
IL Is safe to quote the general market on
this basis. One string OF lambs sold at
SS25,. but something strictly choice In this
line would probably sell up as high as $50,
The market closed stlll stronger, a load
OF good native lambs selling late as high
as $3.50. On this basis a strictly choice
load OF lambs might reach as high as $50
Quotations on fat stock: Good to choice
lambs, E.10qS.40; fair TO good lambs, $3.50
OSLO; good to light yearllngs. N.00d7.60i
good heavy yearlings, 81. 1901 90; good to
choice wethers, t5.700610; fair to good
Yethers, &.2095.70; good to choice ewes,
$5;20q5.65; fair to good ewes, &sOa6,2O.
REPRESENTATIVE sales.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-03
Kansan Gig Llve stock Mnrket.

KANSAS CITY. Feb. 2.-CATTLE-Re-
ceipts, 1000 head, including 100 head south
ems market 1OQD1se higher; choice export
good, %.7090.OO; western steers, N.75@GOe
stockers-and feeders. 3S.b0@5. rs; southern
steers, A.75Q5. 20; southern cows, s3,O084. 50;
native cows, f2.e065.50; native heifers, So. 80
@6.25; bulls, $S.4Q96.1o; calves, $a0OGp9.0O I.
HOGS-Reoeipts,b 1000 head; market loo
higher; top $.65; bulk OF sales, 81. 26@8. co.;
heavy, $8,b0p8.86; packers and butchers,
ts4OqY6O; light, $S.1Qs.6o; pigs, S7.600S.OO'
SHEEP AND LAMBS-RNceipts, 1000
head; market 10qf5c higher; lambs, $1,000
6.25; ewes, $I.75d6.75 stockers and feeders,
Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-03

First Lieutenant Ralph D.. Bates Of the
Coast artillery has been assigned to duty
as recruiting officer at the Omaha regular
army recruiting station. relieving Ldeuten-
ant Otto e.. Michaelis. aide-de-camp to
General Morton, who has been IN charge of
the recruiting depot for some weeks, re-
Heving Captain G. L. Feeter.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-03
NEW YORK GENERAL MARKET
fluctuations OF the Nay ON Various
C-ommodftfea

AomAnouANAtHs
NEW YORK. Feb. 2-FLOUR-Barket,
dull and steady; spring patents, $3.50
Wbm; winter stralghts. S.BW85i win
ter patents S5.4oa6s0; spring clears
200 Assa winter extras Nc ! ttseg
Kansas straiEhts, ;ISoQ5tb Reesipts.
&,4O2 bbls.g shipments. 1880 bbis. Rye
-four steady; Nfair 70 good. N25qAeoi
Hour gGiet bulk, E2.Saa.& nominal, per
coRNMrAL-steady fine white ana
RYE-Duli: No. 2 Western sOlo, nom
inal, r. o. b., New York.
. WHEAT-Spot market weak: No. 2 red,
'sl,Si, nominal, elevator, domestic, and
nominal T. o. b.. afioat; Ne. / northern.
Duluth, and No , hard, winter. $l.2f4, (. o.
quiet but prices wore easier on lower
cables, larger receipts, easier cash mar.
kkts and reports that the demand for flour
vas poor and that sotns Of the mills would
were xe net lower; May .C.17 i6-16a
Lis lS-16ci closed az a.18; July, A-0sMdl09H;
closed At Sl.osAs. Receipts, $500 bu. ship
corr spot market steady; No. 2. 7sc,
elevator domestic, 73Ikc delivered, and
ifkc, I. 0! b. Afloat Option market was
Nl.nops ~sTansaeSlops closing unchanged.
per- bho. Receipts 1850 bv. shipments.
OAIS-1ulet; mixed, 25 to ~ lbs, nom
lnai. natural white, % to 81 lbs, 62nQ5c;
clipped white, "a to AZ lbs, 55h956he;
option market was without transactions,
olosing &c net higher. May closed at bz&sc.
Receipts, 59,475 Blu.
HAY-Firm; prime, ,Si.15@1.2o; No. 1.
$l.l9i no. = @LvoQtiVt1s; 4>0. s, SLvO.
HlDES-Steady; Central America, 2hc;
LEATHER-steady; hemlock, firsts, 9eQ
He; seconds, 2Sg27c; thirds, 2z926oi rejected,
10lt21c.
PROVIs1oNS-Pork, firm; mess, t2s.5Og
237B: family, t25.S0926.0O; short clear, y2A5O
Q26.5O. Beef. steady; mess, S1.504l29Oi
family. Sl5.O0Q16.OO; beef hams, $z4.OO92S.O0.
Cut meats dull; picked bellies 10 to IA
lbs, / 2.5OU1S.OO; picked hams,
Lard firm; middle west, prime, 3l2 "
refined, firm; continent, $l2.@; South
America, $3.50; compound, SS,t5Wl0.M.
TALLOW-steaoYi prime city hhds., sac;
country. 6HQTbc.
BUTIER-steady; creamery, third to
first, 26tsQ2sc; western factory, S927Sc;
western imitation creamery, 2592Se.
EGGS-Steady; western flrsts, &c; Soc
onds. 30q3lc; refrigerator, 24@27hc.
CHEESE-tirm; state full creamery, fall
made, specials. Ihq1Sc; fancy, 17hc; good
10 prime, leE@164c: current make. best,
IohQlbc; common to fair, lS9l5e; skins,
fun TO specials, l3Q14kc.
POULTRY-Alive, firm; western chick
ems, l5c; fowls, tic; turkeys, 1SQ17c.
Dressed, dull; western chickens, lbQ23c
fowls, l4qlSe; turkeys, 22925e.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-03
st. LOuis Live Stock Market.

ST. LOUIS, Feb. 2.-cATTLE-Reoeipts,
1900 head, including 900 head Texans; mar
ket, l0Qi6c higher; native shipping and
butcher steers, IS. 4OQs.5e; steers, under
LOCO lbs, s4.OOQ5,s5; .stockers and feeders,
$3.50 90; cows and helfers, tS.25q5.5O can
81. 76QS.76; Texas and Indian steers, $4,000
SIS; cows and heifers, 81 .1o94.50.
HOGS-Recelpts, $500 head; market 100
higher; pigs and lights, SO. 909S. so; packers,
$50.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Reoelpts, 1900
tons, A.5045.S5; lambs, S.O0QS. IS; culls and
bucks, &0005. so; stockers, &.25@4O0.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-03
sPENs CALLED IN RATE CASE
Interstate Commerce COmmisaion to
Hear Evidence ms to Alleged
Unequal Rates.

The lumber rate case instigated by the
dealers of Omaha and lincoln, who charge
that rates on southern lumber discriminate
in favor Of Kansas City rnereharts, has
been transferred from Kansas city to
Washington before the Interstate Com
merce commission. c.. r. Spens, general
freight agent Of the Burlington route, has
been summoned to the capital to appear
before the commission. He viii leave Omaha
Sunday night for the east. ~
The sugar rate case before an Interstate
Commerce commission examiner was up In
Chicago Wednesday. Southern dealers.
particularly in New orleans, state that a
through rate from New YORK across the
continent to the Pacific coast and inter-
mediate points di~scrlminates against the
south. M
Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-03
nnffen MnrLnf-

NEW YORK, Feb. 2-MRrket for coffee
futures opened steady AT unchanged prices
to an advance OF 8 points on a little buy
ing promoted by the increase In the
Ianiary- There Was VeRya little business
but prices were maintained IN the abb
sehce OF sellers, the close Being dull net
were reported OF 1900 bags. Including Sep
enbe at f.1Oc and December los.
h worlds visible supply OF coffes de-
creased el4, "a bags for the month OF
January compared with a decrease OF
SsSl W. for the same month last year. The
worlds visible az OF September 1 was
lo,I9,09 bags, compared with B.4i. iS9 last
year: Spot coffee quiet No. Rio $40
~; No. 4 Santos 9a9h. Mild coffee quiet;
cordoya 9dlih. -
Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-03
Garrett Receipts
NMIcAeo aRAIN ANp pRov1sIoNs
Features of the Trading and Closing
Prices ON Bokrdy OF Trade.

Features OF the ana CloBtng
Prices ON BoArd of Trade.
CHICAGO. Feb. 2.-Wheat ruled lower to-
day. Corn and oats after Showing early
strength, also fell off. Provisions closed
higher.
Slow demand for cash wheat here and in
the northwest and southwest was the con-
trolling factor IN the wheat pit and was
largely responsible, for the decline In prices.
Large arrivals and cables telling of foreign
weakness contributed to the bearish senti-
ment which resulted in q sharp slump late
day for May wqs N.11% and the decline
carried the figures for that month dow
TO p.l0sQLl0H, the other futures COR
responding. The close was weak at the
low points In all The months. May being le
loyfer than Yesterday.
Prospects Of g recurrence Of, weather
unfavorable to transportation Of the field
crop together with an Improved demand
from outside interests gave early strength
to the corn pit and counteracted for the
greater part of the session the Tagging
affect OF the weak wheat market. The
yariations ranged from h@%c. May touch
ing 6iNc and falling to eShGe6sso, where
Oats followed the course Of corn, adj
VRncing early on improved buying In spite
OF the large arrivals and like corn,
dragging at the close through the in
fluence OF the downward wheat market.
Inc yariat,ons IN price were from h@%c'
The close was weak In all the futures at
nearly the low points of the day. May
closed at 46h446he, hqhc lower than yes
terday's final figures
In provisions. pork closed s2L9O 15c
and ribs, Sl1.77A, 21ko- higher.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-03
Sd. Loud aenernI Market.

ST, LOUIS, Feb. 9-wHEAT-Futures
lower; cash steady track, No z red, cash.
lsi No. 2 hard, S1.iO4@1lsS May,
sllVs1Nl lgh; July, 09M499%c. ~
COkN-Futures weak; cash higher: track
No cash Sstae; No. 2 white, &c; May
OATs-Futures lower; cash higher; track.
10. : cash, tsae; No, 2 white, soc; May
tgho; July. t2&c, $3.50 49, ''
RYE-Nominal; SIC.
FLOUR-Dull; red winter patents. 4. el6
Coo; extra fancy and straights. NOO7S 60.
hard winter clears, 39.S5Q490
SEED-Timothy. 2.b0l3&
CORNMEAL-S.&
0lls. ' -"
HAY-wsak; timothy. nIOO0r7 80; prai.
RE, N2.O0V1AW. 80
BAGGING-66Me.
HEMP TWINE-lo.
PROVISlONS-P0rk. steady; tobbing
sl2 Lard higher; prime steady, 1919,
Wy salt mea unchanged: boxed extra
shoIts, Sl25O; clear ribA 80 50; short clears,
N2.b. Bacon. unchanged; boxed extra
short Na.T5i clear ribs. && rs short clears.
PoULrRY-Quiet; chickens, 40; springs.
loci turkeys. zoe; ducks Bcf-AeesO, %.
hLLTER-Steady; creamery aQ12c.
E~GGS-LOwar qRo f.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-03
sheep and Lambs Continue In MOder-
ate supply. while Prices Are Ten
10 Fifteen Higher and
Trade Active.

The following tabla shows the average
rice OF hogs at South Omaha for the last
everAl days, with comparisons.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-03
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET n
Cattle Ten to Fifteen Cents Higher
Hogs Five to Ten Cents Higher.

CHICAGO, Feb. MISUNDERSTANDING,
10000 head; market, l0915c higher; steers,
$4.76@8.O0; cows. S3.5Oq5.2 rs; heifers, 1900
800; bulls, S4,00Q6.2 5; calves, &2OOd9.0 90;
stockers and feeders, $3.75Q5.40.
HOGS-Receipts, $4,000 head; market, ga
loo higher; choice heavy, IS. T008.90; butch
ers, $S659S.7 6; light mixed, IS. 4O08.5O;
choice light, SS5o1S.eO; packing, &.6O9S. 70;
pigs, N.769S. rs bulk Of sales, $8,50aS.70.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts, Ii, 00C
head market strong to 10c higher; sheep,
&:75fs. 40; lambs S1ooGS.eO; yearlings, N2S
Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-03
Articles / Open. High, Low. Close. Yes'y

Cash quotations we're as follows;
= FLOUR-Steady; winter patents. 1900
! h8S: winter straights. $4,000. 40;' sprIna
4 stralghts, Ns0d6.0; bakers, &.20g6.&.
" RYE--No. & S00Slc
BARLEY-Feed or mixing, 62R65o; fair
20 choice mailing, 66G70c.
SEED-F1ax No. / southwestern S9O4,
No. ! northwestern, S2.lA. Timothy, N,25'
Glover, HAS. -
PRoVISIoNS-Mess pork. per bbl., s21. CO
@2l.N. Lard, per 100 lbs 81. O7hGi 10
Short ribs. SIDES, Ooose) S1isT5d12o0: short
clear sides. (boxedl N200dZ.l 2K. "a /.
Total clearances Of wheat and flour were
$500 bul compaFed With Ss4. 900 bu. the
corresponding day 4 year ago. Estimated
receipts for tomorrowH Wheat, s2ta cars;
head. seq fW