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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-21
OUT THE PIKE
Two Real Estate Deals ciesed Sa,ur.
day ey Rice Brothers % Elm
orose-Other News

saturday was a busy day In the out.
the PIKE real estate world. and two
important deals were usummat
through the Efforts o. the Rice Broth.
ers agency % Elm Grove. The house
and lot konwn as the Thad Deearmo
properly. near the = bridge. and be.
longing 10 q. W. Campbell. OF Wheel.
INK. was sold 10 Mrs. ]. j. Stimmell.
OF Elm Grove. Possession will be
given september /.
The small farm located on the Ma.
uonal road about Il mile east OF Tri
adeiphla. "A owned by Daniel Gle.
mans. was sold 10 John Steltch. of
SprinEdale. who will move into hts
new possession in October. The farm
Is a very valuable one, suitable for
raising garden truck and small fruits.
The consideration was not made pub.
lie.
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McConn Death

sunday evening at the home OF her
son. y. H.. McConn. OF West Alex,
ander. occurred the death OF Mrs.
Mary Warden McConn. wife OF the
ate James MCConn. Her death. which
occurred nj $50 o'clock. followed an
extended illness. and was due To the
inhrmittes OF old axe. She was -
years OF age. and was born in sand
ftilI, Marshall county. where she
spent the early part OF her life. She
Is survived by a son, y. \. McConu.
The funeral services will be held al
his residence, Tuesday, at 10 O'Clock.
and Will be- in charge Of Rev. n. VI.
Evans. pastor Of the West Alexander
Presbyterian church. OF which the de
ceased was "A member. The intermcnt
Will be made in the West Alexander
cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-21

An important meeting az Mystic
lodge. Knight OF iythia-. Will he hold
this evening BOO their han ou Main
street. Elm Grove. and "a number OF
important business matters Wlll h"
taken ny Two candidates VII receive
th" rank of Page. and tire rank Of
Knight will ho conferred upon one
candidate s number of applications
are expected 10 be- received
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-21

tn" members OF t1c Dallas Athlete
Club returned 20 tle'r homes iu ua'
las Saturday evening from Bethesda.
whore they PLAYED two games w.fh
fh" strong team orrauized 20 play
during tho c]hautau0ua Friday game
resulted iu a victory for Betheeda by
'ho score 81 8 20 J.. bur 'hc Dallas
boys won Saturday, game by the
rr. sided score of n 20 8
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Repairinn Cars

Car No. %. OF the City and Elm
Grove company. made its first appear
ance Yesterday after having been re-
paired and reprinted. II has now the
appearance OF a new car The com
pany intends 10 overhaul all the cars
ON the line.
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Not Decided.

Rev. W. r Allen. pastor o.. flo
Ston" church at Elm Grove. who a' %
recent meeting of The congregation
of the Pres byicriau church OF New
Cumberland. was unanimously SEQ.
l"ct'd a- the pastor OF that church.
returned saturday from % three.
weeks vacation and stated thar Doe
WAS considering tho offer. but had
not yet decided TO- accept tho call.
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Sale TOridht.

The c~on~tabl"'s sale OF %" per
sonal property OF Oliver Gudd,r viii
De hold this afternoon az { o'clock
near the First National bank bu.ldinp
in Elm Grove. The sale will hr In
charge az Auctiou,cr BERT Phillips.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-21

Elm Heights team. both OF Elm Grove.
by the SCORE OF IS 20 .
Miss F'hyl Eeysor has returned 90
her home iu lin Grove after v.-itin-
relatives in NarchaN count, tor soy
oral weeks
Fred Walters. Of Lexington. O. is
spend.r. % few da~- In Tark View as
fh" guest OF Edward Lehman
Miss Eva Colori"y. of Patterson.
'on sunday evening for West Liberty
wt'ro ebo ain ATTEND the teachers Zoo.
-titute which c|onvoucs today
Reuben ZiuF. who has been doinc
relief wors 800 Ulavucy'e pharmacy BOO
E'w Grove. lof' Yesterday for his
hom. i1 N~ouudefirc
Mr. g. Is Harris. OF Toledo o.. is
spending % TOW DAYS boo EIm Grove 4=
tho guest OF DTS brother. vs. y. Iar.I.
of truc'r street
Out.theP Pike Personals.
SIR arI Mrs N.,c-e. OF Pitt.iur..
ar. ,.e.frl friends 90 Green's hotel
Too Tr.tU'r.It
Howard Decker vII roeIw. u.s
du'i"a OF Dudley Pharmacy FOO EIm
Grove today nrDr ,niov'nr % two
w'ct vacation 90 Camp lakewood.
up iNr Wheeling creek.
Miss ldI WnodruT returned ye-for-
dag tl her home $50 Patterson from
Nnuui-tile. where She attended last
we h -cs Ions off flo Marshall rour
ft t,..r.r. institute
Uos N. prveoek. Uuf. fhcplsc ro
porter OFF rho Wheeling Ncws.
-r'nIIr- u.rts vt,I'iHu with r.ia
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About Your Furs
NOW IS TIE TlME or THE YEAa
TO HAVE YOUR FUR WORK
DONE.

~ HNFE YOUR FUR WORK
DONE.
The fashions FOR f9%ff.fqf7 are nov,
an IN and nothing can be gained by
vi tfng.
We use the best quality o. selected
skins the kind that give good service
and 'sfaoficr.
AT wanuf1cturInu is done on o..
premises under our o~n ~perse,at
supervision by expert furr'ers. trs
i7sures the highest degree O. ps~fee.
ton hi artlstc merchandising ard %
AT kinds Of new fur garments mads
90 special measure. and we have
Special facilities for repairing and re-.
modelling old FUR garments 20 the new.
est styles. Each order receives ths
same cheerful attention az new work.
During July and August summer
prices VIII prevail In order 20 xreo
our shop busy. All fIrs for reoair 10
or remodciIns Will be stored free until
wanted.
I.
1902 CHhrLfNE sTREEr
Cell Phone D5OR.
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costllow Ohsenules-

Tic funeral NJ 'h" late Mrs caro-.
''no Tr0hwc Coetilow. whose ead
death occurred friday morning ~ Of
o'clock following several woke srf
f'rIrr from cancer. was hold ycS'or.
dat afternoon from rho family reel
loucc 100 Tr.adclphia and WAS largely
Intended Services wore hold af fro
house go O'Clock. R"t vs. D. Alien
having charge ir'crWonf Was mado
lI IL. Sf--- .Lur-L .-M.l-rN
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CONGRESS NEAR
AN ADJOURNMENT
tcontinusd from rirs. Page,

(Continued from First Page.)
ul"s had been made by the tariff board
4 cotton revision bill awaits a similar
fate.
The house. under the leadership Of,
Representative Underwood OF Ala.
haiua. chairman OF The ways and
means committee. and Speaker clark
"udcavurcd 10 pass the bills over the
veto. but the necessary tvo-tbirds
votes could NOT be- mustered Tb.s.
failures io overthrow President Tans
veto messages We're strong factor. IN
determining leaders 10 bring the ss-
D 20 "a close aud 10 is NOT likely that
no" congress- Viii be- i'm session 10 70.
Ccife % like message relating 10 the
cotton revision measure.
Trust Investigations.
Trust INVESTIGATIONS without mum.
bor We're instituted during IN. session
and some Of thcm-uotably those
bearing upon mouOpolics i'm the steel
and Industries were prose
cuied with vigor. and they are still in
progress.
Constructive legislation 20 bear on
federal regulation o. corporations is
regarded as certain 10 come a. a 20.
suit Of these inquiries and plans al.
ready have been instituted To revise
'hc antitrust laws.
'f'rs~ w'r. r,.It.d that Senator
I"ftU.t was elected t, th. Illinois
i"ti~Hf'-r" thr"I-h tle medium of bri-
''i. "hi second ln't-ti-ati.u hv The
e'i'. Was gotten N.It under way. s
-''ff" inquiry into fh. election ~ SEN
rt"' Stephenson u Wisconsin. was or-
? d.r.i
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Tho annual outline OF WherHre
Union so fS. National Uorsretor-4.
Association. was bold SATURDAY. 90
Hiavrcvs rrryc bod Rooney. poip'
and v1s l%arrn'v attended Nr fia
blacksmith shops Ir fIo union we're
closed fhc entire Iry s dnv of r..rr.
alton aal pleasure va- spent iy fro
black u.fi .uI fH.Ir f.u.r.. .rl
fho rrrfrfm fpr rho dit. entertain.
mont irr'rIHf various contests aa
follow Gi.i- Hrc hov- race ft.
dio4 rIrc old m1r race Loan rrr.
race race for nv MON u.irrfrr ovrr
1n1 pounds -lrk r1.o potato rlcc and
other game and amusement. tn.
features Nrrr hor.s-hur pitch n~ CON.
taaf ani 81 laIl rawo rr.fse verr
awarded fh. rr~ea-fu' contestants
P@ereorsis and Brlefs.
charles N.rFor.or ia confined fo fia
homo ~ f'arF Wow WITH ri s,vo-c CO.,
f1ct ~ for.ffI.
Irv Wrrh vIn move fo f1, from
Wheeling into frr W..f pr1ncr'r I.
I.rfor addition ffm Grove
Nra Abort FnrI.ro Ir af re-
r1wo in Grorr-tIue
4 now baby rfrf ila arrived af tho
homo ri Nr and VII. Irhu SINGER.
off Patterson
rrant Yncto fhr Fulton harhor.
irIf Yesterday fnr NI.rua ga uhrr.
Poi" uII ti.if relatives fnr 20 wcrt
Ir..I E.rI. of Patterson. lcft vD
f'rilf for Wa hini'or ga where Dr.
ha- accepted 8 position
Niles Alice Hand off F14f End FIm
grnrr ID. fI.|f|rr fr..uF. Hr er..rr..r
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H,r,e acIog - Dairymen's Picnic
-etafe FAIR Grounds. "Wednesday. Az.
quaf Ig
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~Dsirymsr's Picnic - State Sal,
Grounds Wednesday August 2J.
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$50 PAIRS CURTAINS

Every Curtain offered is as crisp ana fresh as
Autumn1l frost.
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1. GOLDI%OER

11Ol CHh0LINE sTREET
Cell Phone 1905.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-13
new YORK STOCKS And BONDS
Speculative Activity Restricted by
Anticipation of Further Events.
ANTITRUST DECISIONS AWAITED
BY Reported Disposition TO Limit
Activities of Congress short
of General Revision,

NEW YORK. March 12-The sluggish
ness Of the securities market last week In
face OF happenings with an important
bearing on affairs testified to the previous
antiCiputory moves which had been made
in speculation other events, stil awaited,
obviously have their part also in restrict
ing speculative activity. Most influential
OF these, in the stock market estimation,
is the supreme court decisions i'm the anti
trust cases The immediate effect Of these
decisions is, of course, problematiCal, but
il is hoped that when they are handed
down the financial market will be made
responsive to other factors which are now
held in restraint by the desire to see that
question cleared up,
The proportions suddenly assumed by the
Mexican problem tended to reduce speCu-
lative activity, although the authoritative
explanation of the governments military
movements had a reassurring effect. The
reported disposition to limit the activities
an attempt at general tariff revision had
its part In modifying the influence of the
subject
Further evidence OF backward trade ac-
tivity and Of diminished railroad earnings
had part In hating speculation. The
United States Steel corporations monthly
report of untitled orders, however, showed
that the steady Improvement which has
been In progress in the steel trade of late
had not been interrupted and the increased
total Of unfinished business at the first
OF the month made the showing a salts
factory one. But there were few indCa-
lions OF material improvement elsewhere.
The effect OF last years trade reaction, as
shown In the annual reports Of number OF
large corporations, was emphasized by re-
duction of the New York Central dividend
rate. The official explanation that the
railroad rate decision was responsible for
the action did not alter the conviction that
decreased earnings called for the step.
New York banking credits in London are
asserted to be on a large scale and are
kept available for employment should any
change occur in favor of profit in the in
terest rate in New York. The index num-
Der OF commodity prices continue to rise
in London and to fall in this country, with
the effect of sustaining the export move
ment from this country and of maintaining
the volume Of mercantile credits Of the
country's foreign commerce.
The governments report of farm re
serves made a brilliant showing Of sup
plies remaining to supplement the coming
crops as feeders of railroad traffic. Feb
ruary's increase in iron production seems
to turn the tide in that basic industry,
following the earlier revival in steel orders.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-13
PIGS


llsss...sslN 20
SHEEr-N othug fresh in the way OF
sheep and lambs arrived this morning ana
the market renamed unchanged because
OF lack OF supplies.
Daily receipts tor the week give a total
OF right around 30 90 head. a supply that lie
slightly larger than either last week run
or receipts this week last year. Quality
were about the same as usual. bulk con
slstmg OF ewes. lambs and yearlngs. The
large enough to afford anything like a
broad test Of values
The market, as Indicated by tendency 70
values, has been very uneven from the
start Mondays trade ruled higher, Tues
days and Wednesdays sessions were
slumpy and late business showed some Inn
proNement sheep have been selling more
readily than costlier lamb offerings as a
rule. and are closing on a generally steady
basis. AT present ewes are uuOtahle up to
$3.50, wethers up to A.65, and yearlings
as high as S525.
Barring an apparent advance in lambs
yesterday, caused by very meager re-
are pretty close TO 15c lower for the week
Yesterdays sales. however, were easily
steady with lamb sales Of the previous
Friday, and the general situation remains
UNCHANGED. Choice animals sold as high
as $500 Monday, which Is the weeks top.
but extreme quotation at present is at or
near $50 Short lambs have been relatively
scarce, best ones selling at $3.50 on Wednes-
day.
Quotations on sheep and lambs: Good "a
choice lambs. S.75a6.10; fair to good lambs
&.35do 20; handy weight yearlings, s. GOA
,2oi heavy yeaFllngs, 81. 65d5 90; good to
choice wethers, .A.S5a4 .65i fair to good
81 .25G4 50; fair to good ewes So sO64. rs;
sheep culls to feeders. 50 .OOda.75.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-13

] own and control about 5000 acres OF
choice farm lands in Burleigh and KiddeF
Co, No. Oak, and want 50 good representa-.
tives, others need not apply. Best OF ref.
erences. w. 4. Runey, Land Investments
bismarck, N. D.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-13
Missouri Pacific

webster station-Isth and Webster.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-13

ST LOUIS, March -WHEAT-Futures
higher May. sic. July, SSaSSlsc. Cash
firm; track, No red, csc; No 2 hard, Sc
dSi 90.
Cash steady; track, No. 2, &c; No. white,
47647lhc.
firm; track, No. g 30lEci No. ? white, 3lG
3i&c.
RYE-Nominal at SIC.
FLOUR-Steady; red winter patents. s. 80
@4S5; extra fancy and straights, S37Oa4 10;
hard winter clears. &O0d340.
SEED-TiuiOthy. S5.OOn95O
CORNMEALS-S2.3 80.
BRAN-steady; sacked, east track, N.O5
dl.O6.
IAY-Weak; timothy, sl3O0glT5O; prai-
RE 81 .O1u15.O0.
PROVISIONS. Pork, unchanged; jobbing
SiS25 Lard Unchanged. prime steam,
pO2ta9O7h Dry. salt meats. unchanged:
short clears, S962ia. Bacon, unchanged [;
boxed. extra shorts, 500 clear ribs,
SlO15. short clears, &lOb1l4.
POULTRY-Weak chickens, lllzc' spring,
i5c. turkeys l3al4ci ducks, l4c; geese, Sc.
RUTTEE-Steudy creamery, itUZIC
EGGE-Steady, az l6c.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-13

NEW YORK GENERAL MARKET
Quotations of the Day on Various
Commodities.

NEW YORK, March 11.-FLoUR-
STEADY; spring patents AsOq Qb.l5;
winter patents, $4.20q450; winter ex
tras No. ], $3.20Q3.35; Kansas straights,
1920 4.3o; winter straights, $3.50 @400;
spring clears, S390q4.25; winter extras
No. ?, $S.l0QS,25 rye flour, quiet; fair
q $50; buckwheat flour, nominal.
CORNMEAL-Steady; fine white and
yellow. $l.15@L2O; coarse, $1.1Oa115;
WHEAT-spot market, steady; No
red, sac elevator and soc T. o. b. afloat;
No, 1 northern Duluth, $1.O9 f. o. b. afloat;
futures market declined early on the
cables, reports Of rains in the northwest
and predictions of large worlds exports,
bgtsr rallied on covering owing to reports
the visible supply, but again declined
under realizing and closed net unchanged
to &c higher. May closed, 96hc; July
CORN-spot market, firm: new No. .,
58Ac, T. o. b. afloati futures market was
without transactions, closing at Nc net
ADVANCE; May closed, SIC.
white, asc; No: ?, S6AG; No. 3. s5he; No.
transactions, closing nominal.
HAY-Quiet; prime, S1.O6; No. l, S1,OO;
No. 2, soc; No, 3, $50 S5c.
HlDES-.-Steady; Central America 2o1hc;
LEATHERSFirm, hemlock firsts 28h
Q25hc; seconds, 81 u 92ScS thirds, 800
Provisions - Pork, steady; mess.
$500, nominal; family, $4,000 $500;
short clear, Sl8.5O@ 1000: beef, steady;
mess, S14.0O@14.5O; family, $l60O@16.5O;
beef hams, $1,000 $500; cut meats
steady; picked bellies, 10 to IA lbs, II "A
| QlSc; picked hams, 12c; lard, steady;
steady; continent, 1895; South America,
$1,000 compound, S7.621a OTIS.
TALLOW-Dull; prime city hogsheads,
6Ac; country, 61k @7c.
BUTTER-Steady; creamery specials,
27 hc; extra, z5lh q26c; firsts, 2O@ 22c;
seconds, 17@19c thirds, 15Q16c; cream
| cry held specials, 2Oh @21hc: extras,
! l9@20ci firsts, 17A @1S1ac; seconds,
ll6h @17c; thirds, 15@16c; state dairy
finest, 24c good to prime, 2Oa23c; common to
| fair 15al9c; process to specials, lSEdl9c:
extras, 1sc; firsts, 161ha17c; seconds 15ql6c:
/ imitation creamery, firsts Eq1Sc; factory
current make. firsts. 16d16l6c; seconds. l5o
EGGS-lrregular; fresh gathered selected
extras, $4,000; fresh gathered, frsts I7H
disc; fresh gathered. seconds. 161hdl7c.
| gathered, dirties, No. /, Ice; fresh gath
cred, dirtes, No. 2, l5C, refrigerator. firsts
| l5c; refrigerator. seconds, 14ql4Jhc; western
gathered, whites. l9d22c.
| Enthusiastically; state, whole milk sum
mer and fall make, colored. choice l2Jhd
ne. state whole milk summer and faIi
make white, choice. 12zc.
| POULTRY-Alive, steady; western chick
ems l4d15c; fowls, 15ql6c; turkeys. l5a1sc
| Dressed dull; western chickens, l4c; fowls
| l3izG16Rc turkeys, l5H2c.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-13
NJ Gnndn AInrl.el.

NEW YORK. March 12.-DRY GOODS
There was little change In the character
Of the demand for cotton goods last week,
buyers still pursuing a very conservative
policy OF future commitments and pro
ducers incning TO a policy OF dramatic
curtailment Prices continue easy under
the influence OF the selling OF small spot
lots
OF the 1000 pieces Of print cloth yarn
goods sold at Fall River, 5000 we're Tor
spot shipment the balance futures, and
curtailment Of production at that center
reached 1900 pieces. There was a re
ductiOn OF nc a yard In one line or staple
print, but other printers made no change.
There have been several small changes
in prices in goods, due 10 conditions sur
rounding Individual trades.
The iobbers) have been able TO hold
prices fairly steady. but they have been
forced TO sell goods In small lots, thus
increasing the close Of business and com
peIling mills % await q nearer approach Of
me faIi season before getting orders on
which they can work. The volume Of bust
ness passing on wash fabrics prints, per
Gales and ginghams for immediate ship
nent rs relatively better than the tTadine
on domestics, IN white or brown cottons
on In cOlored cOttons
IL Is the belief OF merchants that the
lowest prices Of the year In cotton goods
will be seen In the next few weeks a.
thew are unable 20 see that cotton can be
much lower. so that mills may benefib
from II before new crop Is grown.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-13
CHICAGO cuArN AND PROVISIONS
Features of the TradinE snd CLOSING
Prices on Board 81 Trade.


CHICAGO. March tt.-Nervousness re-
garding possible alarming discoveries br
crop experts, who had been hurried out
from here 20 investigate rumors Of Hes
fields, turned prices suddenly upward to-
day. Closing figures were firm at 2 net
advance OF 2sc to &c. Corn finished hc to
sake higher than last night. oats un-
changed TO lsc off and provisions down
Although Hessian Nv developments were
no worse than the day previous and there
was a general disposition 20 believe that
damage tales We're so early In the season
as TO be unreliable. shorts were uneasy.
and finally ran TO cover rather than
stand out over Sunday. Definite state
ments from Chicago crop experts were eX-
trading Monday morning Tho fright took
hold In earnest, the market had been
weak because Of large worlds shipments.
especially on account OF heavy forward
ings from Russia. In addition rain fell
throughout southern Minnesota and more
was predicted tonight for the upper Mis-
sissippt valley The close was almost the
top point OF the session May ranged from
@%c to Hh@Nhc, with last sales sc up
Local bull houses bought with consid-
cradle vigor in the corn pit. May flucFi-
ated between issSc and 5Otsc. closing firm
at 6Ou50hc, a net gain OF Ndhc. Cash
corn was steady; No. yellow, finished At
47i4d4Shc.
Commission houses we're good sellers Of
small lots OF oats MAY touched as high
and low limits 3iAc and S0SG91. with the
close &c off at 31Mc.
There was no special demand for hog
products. Accordingly the market dragged
lower and in the end was i5c to 2o623lfc<
down for lard. and &c 60 ba7lSo for ribs
Prices In Chicago, furnished by the Up.
dixie Grain company. Telephone Douglas
A7S. 7OS Brandeis building. Omaha;
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-13
WANTED-To BORROW
WANTED-To BUY
WANTED-TO RENT

WANTED to rent barn, near 10Th and
Webster, for horse and wagon. Call Doug
las 4692.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-13
Cash quotationa- Mere ID follnus.-

Cash quotations were as follows.
FLOUR-Steady; winter patents a. GOA
40; straights, 960d4.4O; spring straights
S.9Oq410; bakers S3O0d4.1O.
RYE-No. g. S%c
BARBEY-Feed or mixing 6OdT5c: fair
to choice mailing, 9Od99c
SEED-Flax, No. 1 southwestern, $3.50;
No. l northwestern, S2.6s. Timothy, Sl1 25
Glover, S1475.
PROVISIONS-Mess pork per bbi, SIS Is
ql85O. Lard per 100 lbs, S9.O2Ih. Short ribs
sides Qoose), $S.75G9.5O.
Total clearances OF wheat and flour were
equal to Isl 900 bu. Primary receipts were
100000 bu., compared with 1000 bu the
corresponding day year ago.
BUTTBR-Steadyi creameries, 16d26o;
dairies, 15d2lc
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-13
Kan.ns CITY Live stock Market.

KANSAS CITY, March 11.-CATTLE-
Receipts 100 head Market steady. Native
steers, S5.5Oa6.75; southern steers, $3.50
600; southern cows and heifers. g. 25GI5 25
native cows and heifers, $3.OOd6. Is; stock
ers and feeders, $.75@5.9O; bulls, S4.OOq5 %
calves, A.75aS25; western steers, S. 25a6 %
western cows, 3.25d5.25.
HOGS-Recelpts, $500 head; market &c
higher. Bulk Of sales, S7.OO9710; heavy,
B.95dG05; packers and butchers, $7.OOD7 10
lights, S1O6715
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts, 500
head; market steady. NIuttons s4.OOd5. 90;
lambs, $5.40d625; fed wethers and yearlings,
A.4Oq56O; fed western ewes. S40O6D4,75.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-13
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET
Demand for Cattle and sheep steady
Hogs Higher.
CHICAGO

CHICAGO March 11.-CATTLE-Re-
ceipts, estimated at 200 head market
"a 4Od5.7 20; western steers, S47O75SO; stock
ers and feeders, S.OOd5S5; cows and heif-
ers, 2.65d5.90; calves, S7OOd9.O0.
HOGS-Receipts, estimated at 10000 head
market, &c higher; light, S7.O5d7. 80; mixed,
6g597 rs; heavy, S6.s09715; rough, S6.SOd
$50; good to choice heavy, $6.9007.15; pigs,
SHEEP AND IAMBS-Receipts esti-
mated, at 1000 head; market steady; ma
tive, $3.0d490; western, SS15dAe0 year
lings, N75d6S5; lambs, native, $5.OOd6. 20;
western, s. 25TD6. 45!
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-13

ST. LOUIS, March L-CATTLE-Re-
ceipts, 400 head; market steady; native
beef steers, Sc. OOd7 90; cows and heifers,
81 OOq6.50 stockers and feeders, 3.75d5. 65;
Texas and Indian steers, "a .5O6D6.5O; cows
lots, s. .O0dS. 90
HOGS Receipts. $500 head; market 1OG
zoe higher pigs and lights, S.1067 80;
packers, S6.50d7. %; butchers and best
heavy, 81 .O56I7. 80
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts, 300 head;
lambs IS 7506 20