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Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-15
EMPIRE STATE soLoN INDICTED

NEW YORK, Oct. 14.-Frank j.
Gardner of Brooklyn, a former state
senator who was arrested in Scranton,
Pa. last night, charged with attempted
bribery of Congressman Otto G. Foelk-
err. also a former state senator, to vote
against the anti-race i, track bills in
Albany, in 1908, was indicted today by
the New York county grand jury on
the charge of attempt to bribe pub
lie officer.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-15
MOUNTAINS eET SNOWFALL

REDLANDS, Oct. 14.-Redlands had
20 inch rainfall this afternoon, making
fall of .95 inch for season. In the
mountains there was heavy snowfall
first of season, all of the ranges and
lower foothills being white. Many duck
hunters and workmen have been
caught at mountain points by the snow,
some of the resorts being open yet.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-15
Shoes Half Price and Less

over two hundred big display barEa1a
tables are displaying shoes for men. womsa
and children. on sale In many instances ssa
aome u the
MAMMOTH SHOE HOuB1
S1e South Broadway
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-15
nEAN cRoP ENDANGERED

oxNARD. Cal, oct. 14.-Heavy
showers tonight have stopped all lima
bean harvest and sugar beet hauling
About thirty thousand sacks of lima
beans, worth 100000, VIII be ruined II
this weather continues.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-15

A movement is proposed to restore in dup1-
cate the statue of George III that once STOOD
in Rowling Green, New York city. 1t Will not
cause the American people any embarrassment
if our English counsins can stand n-Wash-
ington Herald.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-15

White men are offering to help the Yakima
Indians get some water rights on their reser-
walton. By and by the aborigines VIII nave all
the rights and the white men all the water
Portland Oregonian.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-15
CORONA GETS SHOWER

CORONA, Oct. Alphabetically the
first rain of the season fell here this
afternoon in a thunderstorm, followed
was 32 inch.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-15

By giving new life and energy to the af-
fected parts, as well as the whole system,
he Is able to remove tumOrs and cure the
most complicated diseases in a short time.
The doctor is fully able and prepared to
cure and restore to health the most oh
stnate cases as he has done for thousands
of others daring the last three years, and
should not be classed with the too common
and unscrupulous charlatan and quack. Dr.
Glass is a graduate of the regular schools
OF medicine and still uses medicine in some
cases. but all of his remarkable cures are
produced by the of the ELBCTRO-
MAGNETIC. ALL CHRONIC DISEASES
treated by him, but the doctor prefers to
treat patients that have been pronounced
incurable by other doctors. After an ex-
animation, If the doctor finds your case
incurable he will frankly tell you so. NO
INCURABLE DISEASES TAKEN FOR
TREATMENT. ALL DISEASES AND DE
FORMITIES TREATED. WOMEN, STAY
THE KNIFEl Nine out of every ten who
submit to the knife be cured and re-
stored to health in short time and be able
to enjoy health and happiness. For further
inform alton as to methods of treatment, ETC.,
call at office.
office hours: 10 to A; evenings, Tuesdays,
Thursdays and Saturdays, to for men
only.
FREE - EXAMINATION AND ONE
TREATMENT FREE.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-15

We cannot all be legal advisers to the noble
red man. hence must try to bear our pow
erty with Christian fortiture.-Austin States
man.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-15

in the movement, and the Los Angeles
chapter can have the benefits of the
lectures by organizing a C. L. and s:
C. reading classes. Information will
be furnished by the C. L. and s. bu-
reau of the Peoples university.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-05-04
Corn md Wheat ReEion BulletIn.
OMAHA DISTRICT.

For Omaha N-b.. Tor the twenty-four
hours ending a. a. m, 18th meridian time.
Tuesday. Ma q 1910.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-05-04
DISTRICT STATIONS.

Minimum period for tweive-hour perioc
ending At a m.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-05-04

SHEEf-Lamb prices made another
sharp descent in the sheep barn today, and
the trade was Just about a. lifeiess as 10
was yesterday. Fresh receipts were not
above normal. but liberal supply OF hold
overs gave a sum total that vas anything
but promising. Added TO this feature were
the same beartsh conditions that ruled the
market yesterday, a demOTaiized eastern
trade and a slack demand for product
Declines Of l5a25c were more frequent dur
ing early rounds but only A few strings
were wanted at these prices and prospects
u closing business were decidedly rot
ten 10 use A common expression.
Lambs made up the bulk Of offerings. as
usual, and this class OF stock bore the
brunt OF the decline Almost every thing
had 10 sell at lower prices, however. ana
while a sharply lower market Is always
more or less uneven. the break above noted
would just about describe the situation as
a whole
II is needless 10 add that-the siumpy
trade thus far this week has been ont o.
the ordinary. During the tao DAYS Al
kinds Of lambs have broken about 50N5ac
and sheep quotations marked down about
s5q5Oc
/ Curren5 prices on shorn lambs are just
about sc less and prices on shorn sheer
around 80 less than values on similar
quality wool shipments. The foAoWins
quotations apply TO the latter class OF
| stock: Good TO choice lambs, S.S'gS-9
+ fair to good lambs - 5OqSso. good light
yearlings, 8 15aSO0; good heavy yeRrlings
. N.5OsI1B; good to choice Wethers, $500
/ IS; fair 10 good Wethers, $50 -, good
I to choice ewes SIild565, fair 10 good
ewes. S15d7 a.
] Repre- sentative sales
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-05-04
NEW YORK. STOCKS AND BONDS
Temporary Relief Felt in Stock Mar
ket After Depression.
RAILROAD BILL Is WATCHED
LeEislstion in ConEre-- REGARDED ~
Possible Pre-nEe Of Defeat Of
Amendments 60 Interstate
Commerce Act.

NEW YORK. Ma a-stocks rebounded
today from the depression which has been
forcing them to lower price levels. but the
relief proved only temporary. = break IN
the coppers causing acute weakness aga In.
Apparently the principal relieving factor
was found in the money market. where
call loans opened at a. per cent. compared
with the per cent opening rate yesterday
morning.
Another influer CO was the surprise felt
over the small effect Of the large paw
mencs made yesterday for the cotton &C
cepted by purchasers in compliance with
the notices from sellers last Friday to the
amount Of 175.ooo bales. This requirement
for nearly 100000 must have been
financed mainly elsewhere than In New
York. presumably in Chicago and in New
orleans. and in the latter case ultimately
Today $4,000 bales OF cotton were in
warehouse in New YORK compared with
only 6.0o bales at this time last year The
Door holding power on the advance mani
rested bN the stock market may have
been due In part to the strained and arti-
fetal situation In the cotton trade Call
money also rose to ga per cent before the
close.
The irregular tone developed in the latter
market found some explanation in the con.
fused views entertained OF the technical
position some pains we're taken to spread
the impression that important inside inter.
ests In the great corporations had set about
rebuying stocks sold at a higher level. This
was done by the insinuatiOn that large
dHiuuuts OF STOCKS Wnicn mad been returned
To lenders represented this process, the
stocks having been borrowed for delivery
10 conceal the origin OF the selling a the
higher levels.
The compromises proposed in the rail-
road legislation now before congress were
regarded, in the first view. a. a possible
presage OF the defeat OF the whole pro-
gram Of amendment OF the interstate com.
merce law A revised estimate Of the pro.
ceedingE seemed to accept them as q
STRENGTHENING Of the radical forces working
against corporations
The wavering hesitation Of the specula.
ton only needed the late slump In the
copper 70 turn the whole market down.
wards again. Reports OF wide concession,
in the selling price OF copper were tn,
grounds for the deception in these stocks
Bonds were irregular. Total sales g SIS
90 United States bonds were unchanged OF
I call
Number OF sales and principal quotation
I on stocks were as follows.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-05-04
stock in sight.
OMAHA GENERAL MARKETS.
staple and Fancy Produce Prices Fur
nIahed By Buyers and Wholesaler.

BUTTER-CrsAmery. No. 1. delivered to
the retail trade in lib. cartons, sOc. No. L
aic; in So-Ib. tubs, z71se; packing stock: solid
pack. ls1se. dairy In eo-Ib. tubs. &c Market
changes every Tuesday.
CHEEsE-Twtns, i61ac; young America
Swiss, re Imported Swiss, SOC
POuLTRY-DreEsed brOiiers. 800 dor /;
for storage, 600; for fresh springs, Doc
IBc; turkeys, &c; pigeons, per doE. 40.
homer squads, 500 per doz.; fancy squads
6S per dOz-; No. l. 400 per doz. Alive:
Broilsrs. from II 20 IN lbs. sc; n to ?
ROSTERS, isc: ducks fun teathered. nc:
geeaA full feath cred. &C.; turkeys, lsc.
guinea fowls sc each: pigeons. 7Se per doE.
hOmerS, 800 per doE' squads. No !, H.0
FISH (Ail rroEen)-PicksreI, &c: whitefIsh.
fsc pike, Zoe; trout Bc. large crapples
iSd1sc; Spanish mackerel. IEc; eel Use; had
dock. he. founders l2c. Fresh catfish
perch. &C.; whitefish. lie; yellow perch. &C.
bullhsads. LAG. white bass. lie; roeahAds
no each; shAdroea per pair. SOe; frog legs
S0o per d0s-
chuck. sS&e No. /; chuck. sac: No chuck
sc: No / round. nAc; No, 2 round. nc
No. round hise
sTRAwBERRIEs-Tennsssee and I,oui,
lana. A-qt- cases, per case. AS; capt
cases. per case. t2Od.
ORANGE6-CAlfoIh Camelia and Pra
Sssr per sra SSs s rs sS svI per SSI 4
} $50 ne go sizes. per box. Ss& Othe
/ brands from Riverside and other districts
[ Z s9iz e: Havana Mediterranean Sweets
/ l26-il2 sizes. per bon. 40; he and smalls
sizes per box. go
LEIoNs-LlnoEisra. extra fancy. sOs
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-05-04

IILE-Receipts Of cattle numbered LIS
cars this morning. making the total Tor the
Two days $50 head as against $50 head
ior the same days last week and 10, 100 for
tRe same period a year ago. Conditions
outside OF the moderate receipts were not
very favorable TO the selling interests Ad-
vices from other selling points indicated
that the heavy slump in prices yesterday
mad been followed by a weak market today.
so that there was nothing TO encourage
very free buying on the part OF packers.
Buyers seemed 10 want a few cattle this
morning and IN a few instances where sell
ers happened TO have just the KIND that
found favor liz a buyers eye thought tney
sold 10 little better advantage than yes
terday. On the other hand. the pest that
could be sad OF the general run OF cattle
was TO quote them steady. while in some
Instances sellers who did pretty well yester-
day found themselves unable TO close OHt
JheiT holdings 10 as good advantage today
In other words, the cattle sold anywhere
from strong 10 a little lower, depending
upon The kind OF cattle. AS high as SLi5
was paid for a bunch OF right good oeeves
Cows and heifers sold in about the same
notches as yesterday, the supply not being
very large, while there was reasonably
good demand. Common and inferior stuff
did not move any too freely, but most Of
the good kinds changed hands in fa.i
season.
The supply OF stockers and feeders wa.
very much smaller than yesterday, and
with the better feeling created by the heavy
/ rainfall yesterday there was fair demand
and steady prices were generally main
tained.
/ Quotations on cattle: Good to choice corn.
led steers. : zg1-B; far to good eorafet
/ steers. IS. 5oiIs. IS; good to choice cows And
1 heifsrs. ts.ood7.oo; fair 20 good cows anC
h ssT: Sood to GO Choice tas sossr
and feeders. SC .0eus %; fair to good stocker:
and feeders, Ss.OOdGoo; common to fAi
\ stockers and feeders, S4.e0aS- 90: stock heif
ers 81 f5a4s5. veal calves, SLs5dS3 bulls
| srsSs, etc. S 75d6S
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-05-04

CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS
Features OF the Trading and CIOsing
Prices on Board of Trade.

CHICAGO May 5-'The gaze Of wheat
Spectators turned eastw ard today. ONO
Indiana Illinois and Tennessee mad far
more OF interest FOR the time being than
the west. Hession fly, crop damage reports
from the states named almost m0nopOliZed
attention during the final half OF the sss-
sion. In consequence. the market closed
firm and within &c OF the TOD figures Of
the day. with a net gain Of Lose, the latter
FOR the MAY option Corn finished lsd1zc
Up. oats a shade higher 10 isQLc lower and
provisions 1oG55c higher.
An exhibition OF the greatest strength was
witnessed in the wheat pit. Almost entire
absence OF selling pressure near the start
made an advance comparatively easy, but
SOON two big commission houses offered
wheat freely and there was quick setback
Leading longs helped a rise and apparently
forced some covering Oy a few Of the larger
shorts among elevator concerns and spec
ulatOrs. one operator buying 2O0ee bu
There was some good sized purchases.
ia sed on the theory that May IS usually a
month OF CROP scares and that there Is now
no hqgIdatng period at hand for some
time September opened unchanged TO sc
lower At F-OlL. advanced 10 a.u%, de-
clired to N.OIL rose rather violently Ia
81 OeS, and closed at Ttc up al AG@A
A modest advance was scored IN corn.
with tl- May option climbing more than
The distant months Cash corn was quoted
firm and nc higher; No. yellow sold Al
i2l1dg3c
oats were comparatively weak. Septem-
Der closed steady at 3SiTc. net loss Of 4,
Gle.
with pork finishing az iOll5c Up. lard lI1zd
soc 30 s5c and ribs i2izsll5c-
Leading futures ranged follows:
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-05-04
Jain AND PRODUCE MARKET
Wheat Steady and Tone Of Trade is
Firm.
PRICES NAY YET GO H1GHxR
Demand for white aad yellow Corn
Continues Excellent and Cash
stuff Trading Keeps values
ON JDturn.

OMAHA May J. 1910
W neat vas steady and unchanged 81 the
opening. The market mas q firm tone. how
ever ana prices trend higher News bells
Suulsn. reports % damage b. insects and
Sonpia'nts u a lack OF moisture generally
IN Kansas and Nebraska
Inc demand for white and yellow corn
continues excellent and active trading In
case STUFF Keeps values on the upturn.
ne sharp advance in Liverpool closing
eaoie' and bultish ueNs in regard O. bug
danaEe in the winter wheat l0Caitier
caused shorts 10 cover and values were bid
SHARPLY higher
Ia 'orn market is stiIl advancing on the
sire q n cash markets The demand for
the otter grades Is very active. samples
OF whHe and yellow grades sold izc higher
today.
Primary wheat receipts were l-a0J0 bush
Ell ard shipments sssgo0 bushels, against
receipts last year Of SEQ bushels and snip
meuts OF 81 90 bushels
Primary corn receipts we're 3Ago bushels
and shipments IS 10 bushels, against re-
ceipts last year OK 2g}Cp bushels and ship
meuts Of $4,000 bushes
tlearances were $3.50 bushels OF corn,
Bpoe bushels % oats. and wheat and -four
equal 10 ~ 060 bushels
Liverpool closed from % To 4 = higher on
wheat and unchanged on corn.
A local range OF options:
Artfcfes Oran EEIob Inn t-Ioss yes-y
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-05-04
NIat-I Market.

NEW YORK May 2-METALS-Tae
market for standard copper on the New
York Metal exchange was weak again
TO-DAY. with SPOT and April closed Sll&
nl2 70; July and August al Sl2UoTG =.
The London market was quiet with spot
quoted at t55 rs Cd Local dealers quote
lake copper al 81 5Oris75; electrolytic at
Sl235dIZ3lia. casting. So i1izq Is. Custom
house returns showed exports Of 20 tons
Arrivals reported at New YORK we're 80
tons.
Tin was easy with spot closing at So -
1S2 ~, MAY. So d5ll32 >iiz, June, 5215fI
g %. July at 81 Scd32 - and august. SSf 70
bid. London vas lower with spot quoted
az IA IS ca and futures az $50 los.
Lead was dull with spot quoted at A3)
/ "A So New York. and g. i5d4.s5. East St
/ Louis The English marker was lower at
Spelter closed weak at SO0d5i 10. New
/ York and 81 SASS East ST. Louis. Lon
don was unchanged at -,
| warrants in London. Locally the market
/ was quiet. No. l foundry northern. 81 g
! DISCO No. ! southern and No. ! southern
! soft Sls 7Od Il x
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-05-04
Balloons Soar
All Next Week
No Effort Will Be Made to Send Up
Any of the Air Boats
This Week.

The experiments with the balloons tor
met neurological observations will not begin
before next week. Prof. c. ;. Wood has
gone to Denver on business for few days.
but will return before Saturday. There is
much 10 do 10 get the balloons in readiness
as well as the meteorological apparatus.
Observations will be continued regularly
during the week and a number Of the
balloons sent skyward.
Special attention Will be given TO the
probable meteorological effects Of the pres
.nce OF Halley's comet during the week OF
Nay Is and q. BY means OF both captive
and free balloons. During that week the
balloons will be supplied with special in
srruments for recording any unusua. eli
matological conditions.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-05-04

o. sI-,s $50. choice. 30 30 sizes. per COX.
f4lo. 80 size - per box iHs
BANt NA>- Fancy sc.ee-.. per bench. s. )
u ~. Jumbo. bunch. s-.sIlta. ia.
GRAPE FsUlT-Florida. e. size 81 30.
ts-G9-p sizes. pyI box. .
Ca,Ifor1a tanct. vs. " Pssrmairs, per
5JN. s. 10. California. extra fancy ". ~.
E'srn, .l. .sed ,Mgsd sFsnd. scr COX,
cRANBERRIEs-Jerssy. fresh stock. per
: uATEs-Anenor brand. rev. . lilo.
pkgs. IN box. pes box, s.
flGs-Cahtornis &c size @e.
IRISH POTATO ES-Ni sconsin and ra-
tive per bu.. s0u5Nc. Colorado per hu. SIC
sEED SWEET POTATOES-kansas. per
CABBAGE-New California and southern
per 10. e.
oNI0Ns-Tsxas crystal wax. per crate
OLD VEGETABLEs-Parsnips. carrots
beets, turnips IN SACKS, per -. &c.
GARLIC-ENtra fancy. white. per 10.
SEW s6uTHERN VEGETABLES.
RAplSHES-Per doz. punches, 40.
Tt RNlPS-Per dog. punches. 5QC.
CARROTS-Per doz. punches. 50c.
sHALLOTTS-Per dog. punches. 5as
PARSLEN-Per dcz. punches, 90.
BEETS-Per dog. punches. sec
SPINACH-Pcr bu.. IL lbs, 800
EGG PLANT-Faucy Florida. doz.. C.yog
TOMATOES Fancy Florida OF cuba.
per e-bsk. crate. s. =; choice y75.
STRING AND WAN BEANS-Per ham
per about 5 lbs. s. cca6 %.
GREEN FEAS-Per hampc~. s. %
CUCUMBERS-Ho house, per doE., 81 SD
2p0. Texas. per doZ.. ijC
HOME GROWN ' EGETABLES.
RAIDS HES-ENtra fancy home groNr,
per dDa. punches. A..
. LETTCCE-Extra fancy leaf per dos,
40. head lettuce in hampers. d75
PARSLEY-FAncy home grown, per d1z
punches. 90.
/ HUBARB-Pcr doz punches 45c
ASPARAGU S-Per dog. punches. s5c.
J GREEN DNIDNS-Pcr dUz punches. &c
MISCELLANEOUS.
HORSEEADISH-E doz> IN case. 81 80
WALNCTS-B'aCk per ID. &c, CaiifOr-
I mia No. l. per To-. lie, California. No, >
. soft per Ib. ice
I HICKORY NUrS-Large, per ID. &C.
I small. per b.. o.
! COCoANUTs-Per sack. SEQ, per doa
Sc
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-05-04

BOSTON. MAY 3-WOOL-Locsi wool
stocks were well broken up and little IN the
choice woods remain, although prices are
still made by the buyers. The demand If
fair and one mil recently secured a good
lot OF oregon staple al iSi4c in the grease
shea ring is now in full swing In the west
and som local buyers have secured some
Nevada at from Ice 20 lSc. Shearing IN
the fleece states has scarcely started but
some medium clips have sold at &c me
leading domestic quotations range as fol-
lows. Ohio and Pennsylvania fleece, No.
washed. SS9s7c; delaine. sc; hah-blood
clothing l89sc: Quarter-bloOd comoing
Sac. delaiue unwashed s6dZ7e; fine un-
washed. 23d24c Michigan. Wisconsin, New
YORK feeces, fine washed. Zdz3c, delaine.
unwashed. 2ldS2c. Kentucky, Indiana and
Missouri three-eight blood. siqS2c; quar-
ter blood, 2SGS0c Secured basis; Texas.
fine, u months, gGS5c. fine. 10 months.
6OGsac; fine fail. 52d54c- California north
ern. 57d5sc; middle county, 52dS+c; fall
free AsG6Oc. Oregon. eastern. No. | staple
ssG64c; eastern clothing. 5Sft5Sc; valley, No
/ 54665c Territory fine staple, sSgS5c
fine medium, staple, 5SGSlc; fine clothing
6OdS2c; fine medium clothing. Sd57c; half
blood. 5T1SSc; three-eightE. 406Sc; quarter
blood combing. 52dS4c; pulled extra &C
fine A 6l4Gzc; supers, 5IrSec-
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-05-04
Local Foreeaster, Weather
NEW YORK GENERAL MARKET
Quota tiOns of the Day Various
Commodities.

NEW YORK. May 3.-FLOUR-Steady.
with small Jobbing trade; spring patents.
s.. 25d655: winter straights. - 200 30: winter
extras, No. l, 81 O0d4 %; winter extras No.
> 81 1894 o.: kansas straights. "a. s0d5V Re-
ceip1s. - 81 bills: shipments. So bols.
Rye flour. steady; fair 70 good. Saga ~
choic to fancy. S45Od469
CORNMEAL-Sready fine white and vel
low. a.4OaL45; coarse. s.. IN ~; kiln dried,
-s22
WHEAT-Spot market strong No. =
81 ISL. nominal C. l. T.. No. l northern
sl.lSSs nominal I. o. b. aflOat opening nav
igation The option market was frmer
Min yery small offerings and Influenced
BY covering Of shorts on firm cables and
uufavOTable crop advices. closing lnl|zc nel
advance, MAY N.l4ssall6 closed a. II.
July 8lfOlxEI1 Il I-l6 closed al VIZ rEp-
I tanber 81 OsItdl.IO. closed al 1.l0 Re
ceipts. 1900 bu.
CORN-SDot. firm: steamer. S5c, nominal
I elevator, export basis; export No :, 0ee
without transactions. closing IA &c nel
/ higher MAY closed a. &C. July az 72ltc and
/ September a. 71Hc. Receipts 3sz9 ou'
/ 0S1Ts-spot, steady; mixed. g 10 q lbs.
! nominal. natural white. 26 10 q lbs, 49tzl
: gSc clipped white, "a 10 ~ IDS toAsa 9Ze
/ The option market was ~ithou' trans: "a c
/ tions. closing nominal hecelP's' 1o'l-" W.
. shipments, s.. SIS bu .,.,.s
4 lis; No , s. GOALS, No. J. sScGSLV0
/ HOPS-Dull: state. common 10 choice
+,a.s. ron 2aSl25c: Uses. nominal; Pacifi
rCast i95s I4dlSc; 1905. nominal
! HTDE+FIrrn; Central America. Sd2SAzc
Bugota, 2eGESc. ~.
I TFATHER-Firm; hemlock fiTsts, 26i
sc: seconds. 2Sd2Ic: thirds 2-dzSc' re
Tested. 2OG2lc. ,,9 :
Z s79a q. family S260e: short clears, S2.Wa
I e al Reef steady. mess. S6.O04 1890: fam
IN. sfsOGd2OO0; beef hams. kzAOq2o y
| pickled bellies. steady; picked hams Hlo.va
is50 Lard, firm, middle west. PTimep PIP
is5A Lard firm: middles ..ilnilAHe4lz
isFA Lard. strong, middles west prime
re 7ssTls.S5: refined. firm; continent Sl3z
South America, sl4.2o; compound. Slo"'
1850. - .,.-- Lbss -.
BI-TTER- Weaker: creamery specials
81 creamery extras. &c; thirds TO trsu
s-SeSi-c. creamery did. z3d2!c state dair!
, Observation-Disclosures on new state ~
cream. old specials. I7lzc. fancy coiore'
iT6l-I.c: good 10 prime leGloAc new hes
/ colored l3i.Gl3i1c; white. l5lzc IalI
GOOD i2Tl3c; skins. specials, le-7dllc' IN
sl7ai-c; fair 20 good, 6lE1sc' common ~
ESGS-RsreIy steady. fresh gathere'
storage packed selections. HAQ-'<c; tres
gathered regular packed extras, urst
ll-T2sc: fresh gathered. regular paehe
! rirsts. s0G2lLc. -. -
! POJ-LTRY-Dressed western fowls. 10
! aOc: western turks, TaG3c.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-05-04

NEW YORK. May Especial cable and
teiexraphlc communications received by
Available supplies as compared with pre-
yioue account: Wheat United States. east
Rockies decrease ! s4s 600 bushels; Canada.
decreased as1. 90 bushels. Total, United
states and Canada decreased 90, OOe bush
els Afioat for and In Europe, decreased
Loo 600 Total American and European
supply, decreased s SO 90 bushels. Corn,
United States and Canada, decreased: Aoss,-
coo bushels Oats. United States and Can
ada. decreased. 81 200 busheis- The lead
ing decreases and increases reported this
week follow Decrease, Manitoba. 80 0o(
bushels: Owen Sound. N4.oo bushels
Kingston. III 900 bushels; St Joseph, %. OOl
bushels Increases. Midland. S6looo bushels
Chicago private elevators, ltoooO bushels
SarniA and Port Edward, l2eo bushels
san Antonio. 700 bushels: Godsrieh, II.
900