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The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1906-06-19
Southwestern Mines Resume.

Kansas City, June ia majority
OF the soft coal mines which shut
down April l in Missouri, Kansas, In
dian Territory and Arkansas resumed
operations during the day in compli-
ance with the Kansas City contract
recently signed -
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1906-06-19
UNION SAILORS FIRED ON.
One Of Party Killed and Three Others
Wounded

San Francisco, June 19.-As a result
of the lockout and trouble existing
between the shipowners and union
sailors in this port one union sailor
was shot and killed and three were
wounded.
The shooting occurred when a
launch occupied by about fifteen union
sailors was fired on from the schooner
National City as it lay near the Union
iron works. According to the men
who were in the launch several vol
leys were fired at them without warn
ing when they we're within few feet
of the schooner.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1906-06-19
INDICTED BY FEDERAL JuR,
Tobacco Companies Accused Of Viola

Tobacco Companies Accused of Violat-
ing Antitrust Law.
New York, June 19.-The federal
grand jury has handed down an in
dictment charging the MacAndreWs &
Forbes company, the John S. Young
company of Baltimore and the presi-
dents of the two corporations, Karl
Jungb1uth and Howard E. Young, with
violation of the Sherman antitrust
law The Indictment is the result Of
an investigation into the so-called to-
bacco trust commenced by the federal
grand jury in May, 1905.
The Miller sun. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 190?-19??, 1906-11-07
Resolutions.

Whereas, death has in
vaded our ranks and taken
from US our beloved Superin-
tendent, H. R. Fross,
Therefore, be it resolved /:
that we, the teachers of
Hand county, extend to the
bereaved wife and little
ones, and to the lonely moth
er, our slncerest sympathy.
We commend them to the
care and protection of our
Heavenly Father who doeth
all things we'll.
Though we mourn his
loss, we rejoice that ''he
went not like a quarry slave
scourge d to his dungeon,
but sustained and soothed
by al unfaltering trust, ap-
preached his grave like one
who wraps the draperies of
his couch about him and
lies down to pleasant
dreams"
Margaret Duthie.
j. Jones Jr.
Anna LAWYER.
Leo @. Mulvany.
Estella Berry.
Marie Schmidt.
Jennie Jones.
Com.
The Miller sun. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 190?-19??, 1906-11-07
Locals.

Clinton Crabtree's new
residence is enclosed and
shows off we'll.
Mr.. Hoskin is here from
Huron visiting at the home
of his son, Clint.
Mrs. James Manning and
two children are here visit
ing at the home of Mr.. Hon
eywell and at the the home
of Mr.. Manning. They are
located at Des Moines where
Mr.. Manning is engaged in
business and doing we'll.
The w. H. Waters resi-
dence is now enclosed. The
steam plant will be put in
this winter but the plaster
ing and finishing will not be
done until spring. This
may be called a mansion in
deed. 1t is a dwelling that
would be a credit to any
city.
The Miller sun. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 190?-19??, 1906-11-07
Summons.

The State of South Dakota Sends greeting
to to the above named defendants:
You are hereby summoned and requi red
to answer the complaint of the plaintiff.
which was filed in the office of the clerk Of
this Court at Miller. in Hand county. South
Dakota, on the 10th day of October 1906.
and which prays for judgement auieting
the title to and determination of all adverse
claims against the premises described in the
complaint situated in said County. to-wit:
The north half Of the southwest quarter and
the southeast quarter of the northwest quar-
ter and the southwest quarter Of the south
east quarter Of section thirteen Q3). in
township one bundled and ten Q10, north of
range siXty-siX (66). and to serve copy of
your answer to said complaint on the un-
dersigned at their Office in the City OF HUI
ron, Beadle County, state OF South Dakota,
within thirty go days after the completed
service Of this summons upon yon incfusi We
OF the day OF such service and if you fail to
answer said complaint within that time. the
plaintiff will apply to to the Court for the
relief demanded.
Dated at Huron. Sonth Dakota. this 9Th
day of October 1906,
Crawford, Taylor & Fairbank.
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
Huron. South Dakota.
The Miller sun. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 190?-19??, 1906-11-07

State OF South Dakota. Sixth Judicial Cir
cult.
In the Circuit Court. In and for Hand
County.
Harvey T. MILAN.
Plaintiff.
VS..
Alvin Chamberlain. Della A. CHAMBERLAIN.
New England Loan and Trust Company. a
corporation. the unknown executors. adj
ministrators. heirs at law. devisees, legatees
and creditors of Alvin Chamberlain. de-
ceased; the unknown executors. administra-
tors. heirs at law, deviseeS .egatees and
creditors of Della A. Chamberlain, deceased;
all persons unknown. who may have or
claim TO have any estate or interest in or
lien or incumbrance upon the real property
set out in plaiutiff's complaint.
Defendants.
The Miller sun. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 190?-19??, 1906-11-07
1st pub. Oct. Sits.
Notice of Hearing Petition
for Letters of Admin.
iStrati0n.
State of South Dakota. County of Hand.

SIS.
In County Court.
In the Matter of the Estate OF Harry r..
Fross. deceased.
The state OF South Dakota sends greeting
to Lura Fross Charles w. Fross and Kathryn
NJ. Fross, heirs at law and next ofkin of
Harry r. Fross. dec ased and to all to whom
these presents may come.
Notice is hereby given. that Lura Fross
has filed with the Judge of this Court a Pc
tition. praying for letters of Administration
of the Estate Of Harry r. Fross. deceased.
and that Friday the 10th day of Nov ember
1906 at ten o'clock in the forenoon of said day,
at the office Of the clerk of said court at the
Court House III the city of Miller in said
county, has been set for hearing said Pc I'll
ton, when and where any person interested
may appear and show cause why the said
Petition should not be granted
Dated at Miller. S. d.. this 10Th day of
October. A. d. 1906.
tsEALl
G. G. Briggs.
as Judge OF the county court.
The Miller sun. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 190?-19??, 1906-11-07
LIST. Pub. Oct. 24th I'll.
Notice to Creditors.

In County Court. State OF South Dakota
SIS.
Estate Of Ackley #. Eastman deceased.
Notice Is hereby given, by the undersigned.
administrators OF the estate OF AckleyF. East
IAN, deceased. to the creditors of and all
persons having claims against the said de-
ceased. to exhibit them with the necessary
vouchers. within four months after the first
public alton of this notice, TO j. H. Cole. as
the resident agent. at his office in the City OF
Miller. in the said County of Hand.
Dated October 9th 1906
L.avlna Eastman. as said ADMINISTRATIVE
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-23

... y
oll4.4-4 --Plrst feast and then a fam
Inc, seventy-six cars yesterday ana only
twelve TO-DAY. OWING 10 me large TO.
coipts anu 10 the amount oil sor.Ing that
had to be done yesterday, the trade ~';ls
a attic SLOW ana, II aay .hIng, weak in
spots on lambs, AS noted in this column
yesterday. To-Day the few cars receiN ed
were IN early and in spite "a ,he az.
purchases yesterday the buyers were all
out looking Tor fresh suppI4es. Ine re
suit was That everything ala sight changed
hands in very short time. the pens being
ing. AS to prices. fat sheep were loo 2Jc
higher. The aontana Wsthers which
have been bringing $40 for some time
SseS ana whe 1od Ss,d yssssraas a. o;S
high as 1850. There were 40 choice lan.J'
here to make test of the market, bui q
lew fair lambs carried over prouynt re
yesterday The feeling was that mad
there been any. right good lambs mere to-
day they would have sold a. nigh as any
time.
Feeder lambs started out yesterday
rather slow, buyers showing a dispose.
to hang back and to talk lower prices but
the presence of some very heavy OLS t.a
That the pens were pretty much cleared
before night. The few that we're carried
over brought good strong prices ,Uu )
and the same was true OF fresh recelpi :.
The fact is the demand here for both
feeder sheep and lambs Is very good and
there Is no trouble To d'spOae OF every
thing coming. at very satisfactory prices.
spring lambs. ,SiSG1.go; fSir 10 good good
yearlinEs, $3.50 o 500; fair 70 good year
,assSi.S; fair to good wethsrs. Mscs
fair 70 'V good swsS ''s ss.ssSa.sO.' ''''s"'''
40; sss1lins. o. $1,000; wstSsr.' ' az
dAeo; ewes, 3b0<d4.2.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-23
Total receipts ......l57
The disposition of the days receipts was
as follows, each buyer purchasing the
number OF head Indicated:

CATTLE-There was very considers
BILE falling on In the receipts or cattle
this morning as compared with yes .er-
Gay, only 100 cars being reported In when
the market opened. Inc market was, as
a whole, without any very noteworthy
changes.
Beef steers of desirable quality secmed
to be in very fair demand and sold quite
freely at good steady prices. The sup
ply was so hight that II did not tako buy :
ers long to clean up the few loads OF
rered There were among the receipts
cattle good enough to bring $6.l5. The
most OF the beef cattle on sale conslste1
OF westerns, which also brought about
the same prices as prevailed yesterday,
the trade, however,, was inclined toward
dullness, there being no very great ac-
tiYlty to the movement.
Cows and heiferS ..so sold AT about
steady prices provided they were the Kind
that packers seemed to want. The salus-
men who happened to have something
that buyers did not especially take to
Thought that they had hard work In &C.
curing as good prices as yesterday. This
was especially true OF canning stock. Tho
market, as a whole, was rather dull. there
seeming to be a lack of snap.
Considering the total receipts there was
q fair showing of stockers and feeders.
The demand was quite good and the most
OF the offerings changed hands In fair
season. So far as could be observed there
was no quotable change in prices. the
general market being steady with yestsr-
day.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-23
Carlos Receipts.
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS
Features of the Trading and Closing
Prices on Board of Trade. -

CHICAGO, Aug. 2.-@Increased receipts of
wheat at Milwaukee induced liberal HOUR
caused a weak tone at the close. final
quotations on the September delivery being
1n mG, Corn 1890 was down hcs Oats were
The wheat market opened Arm on a lively
demand by shorts. Firm cables and con-
ssy t0 IN the e. Ses
favorable REPORTS concerning the spring
sown crop, both in this country and in
damage to spring wheat. It was claimed,
was mostly in North Dakota and Manitoba.
The initial firmness was well maintained
The market began to weaken under free
offerings from the local holders. AS trad
Ing advanced offerings Increased IN volume.
Minneapolis to the effect that ten cars of
new. wheat had arrived there today. Even
two graded No. ! hard and the other was
OF the durum variety The excellent quality
Of these arrivals was the chief factor in
local market, inasmuch as the wheat came
from territory where 1t was claimed the
yield was very unsatisfactory. Liquidation
was In evidence throughout the remainder
OF the day and the tone Of the market be-
came quite heavy. The close was. weak:
SS to 4a and them dsclned e 7 sS,s
CleSrapces Of wheat and flour were equal to
G6l.00 bu. Primary receipts were $4,000 bu,,
Gay a year ago. Minneapolis, Duluth and
Chicago reported receipts Of III cars against
404 cars last week and 1876 cars year ago.
Firm cables, small local receipts and
practically no acceptances had q strength
ening effect on the corn market early In
the day, There was q good demand by
commission houses the greater part OF the
day. The break In wheat caused con-
siderable proft-taking in corn. which re-
suited In an easier undertone. The close
:. was easier; september opened kc higher
= IT 4S1tc. sold up TO lShc and then declined
!. 20 4Sc, The close was at tshc. Local re-
ceipts were 70 cars and IS OF contract grade.
Oats were quiet, but Inclined to frmness.
Local receipts were small-12 cars-and ac-
ceptances were reported being very
light. Weather in the northwest was wet
which. II was claimed. would damage the
grain In shocks These factors combined
with the strength Of wheat and corn was
the influences that caused a moderate adj
OF the gain In the session Practically all
OF the gain was later lost OF profit taking
the market closing steady September
opened NC higher at SOc. sold on to Ssc
and closed at SAC,
Provisions were dun and easy. Liberal
receipts OF live hogs at all western packtns
centers were the principal depressing in
nuence. At the close September pork was
OF Sc at Sl7.O0. Lard was down no at $500
RIBS were &c lower at &.M
Fstlmated receipts for tomorrow; Wheat
l1s cars; corn, ia cars; oats. Oa cars
hoes, 1900 head
Tse iesdips futures ranged as foIlOws'
= tsy,,-- o., 4 kItsh 7 avv c1oaal YAs,V
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-23
Wool Market.

BOSTON, Aug. 22.-The wool market Is
nrm. foliowing period OF gradual improve
ment. Manufacturers are in the market
especially those producing dress goods anu
clothing woolens, and some fair sized orders
nave been placed. Demands for quicK de-
livery continued to be noted making GER
tain that the supply Of raw material at
me mills Is low. In the fieeces washed
delalne has been in trading with medium
grades In demand. A liberal samp.e busi-
ness Is being done In the territory, both
worsted AFFAIRS and wooden manufacturers
showing interest. The leading quotations
Iollows; Ohio, Pennsylvania and above,
SsQS9c; fine unwashed. .26a27c; half blood
unwashed, 33Q34c; three-eighths blood On.
washed. 54Q35c; quarter-biood unwash he'd, S2Q
CSC; delaine washed. 3jp561Sc; delaine un-
washed, HhQzSc. Michigan: Fine un-
washed 2Sa2sc; half blood unwashed, ala
&c; three -eighths blood, unwashed, 321a6I39c;
quarter blood, unwashed. d@S2c; delaIne,
unwashed, 2iq2Sc Kentucky, Indiana and
Missouri: Combing three-eighths blood %
qSSc; combing. quarter blood, 33q SIC. Texas,
secured basis. fine twelve months ia ,sc;
fne six TO eight months. 6SQ7Oc: fine fall
clean, 6zn63c California, secured basis,
good. 6sQ70c; middle country 66d6sc; south
ern. 66q6S; fall free, 56u67c. oregon, secured
No. clothing, 67d6Sc; valley No. /. 6096.c
Territory staple, secured basis, fine. 73ft75c
fine medium, 6SGT0c; medium, 65G166c. Ter
ritory ordinary. secured basis fine, I0d7lc;
hne medium. 6sq10c; medium, 65d6Sc. Cclo-
rado and New Mexico spring, secured X,
eSan70c; No. ], $40 CSC. Pulled woolss secured
basis. extra 72Q74c; nne A. 65d6sc; A supers.
ST LOUIS Aug. 22-WOOI--steady;
medium grades. combing and clothing, go
sc; light fine, lSd22c; heavy nne. l4fp1Tc; Tub
washed, 32d SS1zc.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-23
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Wheat itrOng Early, Due to Rains in the
Northwest
tRcIs WEAKEN tfTta SHORTS covEF
New sprinE wheat Received ut Min
ReapoIis and This win Now BE
Important Factor--Uern Easy
with Leading cereal.
oMAHA. Angust 2. len.

OMAHA, August Y, 1905.
Wheat opened with a stronger tone this
morning. due to rains In the northwest,
and prices were up a fraction. Weak
European markets and poor export demand,
Prices dropped and the close was M
lower than yesterday on December, with
Receipts were moderate and the cash de-
mand strong. There IL little prospect OF
export business being done on the basis
OF present prices. The, spring wheat move
nent has begun, Minneapolis receiving ten
cars this monlng. which was of fine quality.
now, and will be an important factor
Primary wheat receipts were 400 bush
els and shipments HS0oo bushels. against
shipments OF $4,000 bushels. Corn receipts
were $4,000 bushels and shipments 10000
bushels against recsipts. last year Of 7lSt
clearances were S5o,ooo bushels of wheat,
SLCn barrels OF hour, 1890 bushels of corn
ana 1900 bushels Of oats.
Liverpool closed mGpifd higher on wheat
ana H09sd higher on corn. ~.
Early prices on corn were arm, but corn
from yesterday. Receipts we're very small small
and the cash demand decidedly good. but
deferred futures were heavily sold by com
Trade continues light. with a marrow
iange. =
on, the best Of authority that a private
sale was made Monday OF nearly 5000, eot
bushels Of September wheat to two leading
Der In return at a premium of Nc pei
bushei for the latter. The settlement n
portion of the line of long SeptembeI
wheat that will not be taken in and paid
for September /. II Is estimated that the
September holdings alb told was between
1000 600 and 100000 bushels, but thai
about half OF II will be paid for on de-
livery. This in q measure explains tn,
marked drying up OF September Offering,
In the pit yesterday. Miscellaneous SINAI
holders of September have been pretty vel
ilanlosted during the decline OF 1bc pei
actual grain e now in strong hands"
Local range Of options:
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-23
Stnrk In SiEht
OMAHA WHOLESALE MARlSET.
Condition of Trade and Quotations en-
Staple and Fancy PrOduse.

LIVE FUULTRY-Hens, sSfaioc; ROSTERS
SC; turkeys, lSaise; ducks 'Sse; spring
BIZ tIGk.-rsekiny stock. ise: choice
fancy dsiry. lSaisc; creamery, Ilulhse
panS choss S SpfsSd ssS 1 Medium sso ei
coarse. .S.@Qe.So. hye straw. 500.
SHAN-fer v tIni slS.sG
ToMAroEsrHonei H srown. per baslst Of
WAN. gEANs-Per market basket Of
TURNIPs, BEETs AND cARRoTs-Psr
LEAF LErrucE-HO,hOus.. per do.
SFEGGE ESkksst d9s;; 100 crown. ~, so.
0NIoNs-Homs grown. 2,ac per lb.; Span
GREEN oNIoNS-Per doz punches. 200.
NAplsbsEEsNker Goa punches. ise 80,
GREEN PEPPERs-Per market basket
TROPICAL Fruits.
ORANGES-Valencias, all sizes. ss.oo
,i1e. $50: sOO Size $50; $50 size. $40: other
'BXNANXs-Per medium-sised bunch
u So sSg2,E goE lsm6Ss. &;sOgs;oo'
foTAToEs-Ps rR SSif SC
PEAGaEs1xsiow tr.sstSns slo M.
PIT Ms-s.aiifornis, 81. sooI.76
PEARS-Bartlett, per box. s22S015o
GRAPEs-Aome grown. per s-lb. basket.
MEI>oNs.
WATERMELONS-Per h., INC, or about
nc SA MI. and ArI 1,
CUT BEEF PRICES.
s NO A6 ribs i lOS6 rs se rPs Os I SS S
chuck, &c; 10. Z chuck, SC: No. round, Sc;
plate. SC; No. plate. ne; No. plate. Se.
MISCEi1LANEOUS-,,a
GRADUATED cane. In SACKS. $50; graduated
siRGP~in bSis. 20 per gal: in cases.
cases. g p.ib, cans. as.
brick. isa l4t; Wisconsin, iIas.sssr. iso:
.coEFaEs;El-kossted, No; ., xbs per r.:
3d. iso 1S psT f.! NJ 10 g. isc psr sr ie No
er NorSw,Hs1nut, so No ,T Ss,, shells new
ise' Pecan. large p af H. 'fs e small nsl per pei
To-, 12c. Chill wainuts. per ID. i1Gisifc.
Almonds. soft shells. per H.. l7c. hard
shells per h. isee coeoanuts' *oo per sack
CURED FIsH.Famny whitensh. per
s sSa,' No. 0I' $50 iS So o So No pss Ss
sssS Sorwss. * .iscS; kSTws sS.i TX. $50 To-
kegs, mixers. SOC: kegs. mixed. zoo.
CANNED GOODS Corn. standard west
cans. M:os9i 20; a-Ie ~ sassgASG Pinssp:
p%o6 ssn CPS: pesr amy sSssC c9 psssn..
Alaska Salmon. red. 81 Is; fancy chinooS. T..
oil, ,2.5o; ( mustard. ti.Dds'io sWsst DO.
ietoes, N:l,@i rs; sauerkraut. 800; pump
kins, SOcqnoo; wax beans S-lb.. 76qsoo;
:hsaH peas. 2-lb.. SOc; extra, IbGsoc; fancy
HibEss AND TALIow-ore.n sa,t.a
No. l. l21kc: No. 2. 1lrc: fun hides, s1fds 40;
green hides, No /, ioc; No, 4 ScJ horse
n.Soas2S: sheep pelts. 5oc6sl-4 TaifoY. Ma
wOOL-Per ID. 1a0Hc
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-23
New York Mintng stocks.
TI1m ~ ~
Foreign Financial.

LONDON, Aug, 22-TMopey, was in good
nrmer owing TO prospects OF dear money
on the continent and inlthe United States.
On the stock exchange 1.-The reaction which
under the lead OF Americans. Americans
We're lower In all directions. the chief
influences being the disturbances, In Cuba
lions were noticeable among holders Of
consols and home rails, while foreigners
were anected by the Indifference of Paris.
Cuban and Havana issues were fat on the
.insurrection In Cuba. Americans started
duli and lower, the overnight decline in
continued until the receipt OF the New
YORK opening prices, when the market
hardened and after some good business
closed firm, at well above the lowest quota
lions OF the day. Kaffrs were heavy. Cop
per shares were In good demand, especially
1AamaIsamated, Japanese imperial is OF
lOO4 were quoted today at 1851.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-23
Metal M-FISet

NEW YORK, Aug. a2.-METALS-The
London tin market was firm and higher
with spot closing at E1S3 and futures at
Els lis Cd. Locally the market was quiet
and showed an easier tendency under
slightly larger offerings and slack de-
were reported as low as this figure and
most holders were asking 3A.35 Copper
lake quoted at $is.15, electrolytic at $3.50
lake quoted at 1875. The English market
was lower. with SPOT quoted at E4 - I'd
ID TO eli 81 Sd in the. English market. but
remained quiet and unchanged, at ISIS To-
cally. Spelter was quiet, at So. O0d6. 10. To-
cally and was also unchanged at e27 in
the London market. Iron was lower in
the English market, with tandard foundry
quoted at SIS and Cleveland warrants at
the recent advance; No. l foundry north
ern, Ns.I5d2e 80; No. foundry northern,
HssS oI No. ! foundry southern SO Is
1918.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-23
YORK GENERAL MARKET
Quotations OF the Day on various
Commodities. ..

NEW YORK. Aug a-FLouR-Receipts
lZ.e3 bbio.; EXPORTS 70 lT bbH.; market
,sGsay M SSs. q os at Sn.
ter patents, S.soq4l5I winter strslghts. S.sC
u675; winter extra, s. s5d3S; winter low
GOOD s s sSe IS chd dSe To of fancy ssca CO.
CORNMEAI-Steady; fine white, y. 90
LS; coarse. n.iOQl.l2; kiln dried, $500
RYE-Nominal; No. 2 western. &C. nom
inal, G !. T.. New York.
WHEAT-Receipts, l51,eOo; exports, 1853,
No, red 7sc (. o. b., afioat: No. northern,
Duluth, SIC (. o. b., sffoat; No. l hard,
D%c' & o. b. anoat; Although firm m
the the northwest r wheat became ne weak later,
owing to bearlsh foreign markets. Improved
spring wheat crop news. liquidation and
poor export demand. Last prices showed
aaafc net decline. May. s4kde5isc. closed,
HNc; September Sfd7sdc, closed, 7s%e;
CoRN-Receipts, iSg5 bu : exports, IS, 50,
bu.; sales, 5000 blu. futures. Spot market
easy; No. 2 SIC, elevator and SIS {, o. b..
Option market opened steady with wheat.
but weakened under increasing receipts,
promises OF better weather and liquida-
5eisc;. closed, bste; December, 627bq6Sc,
o4Ts Sefs; i747Oo bu. exports. H.
2eQs2 pounds. SIC; natural white. sta33
pounds, S6HqSI11c: clipped white, 5000
pounds, 4O1xq l214c.
ob aIhYV ssGSsS shipping s5a75o; good to
HOPS Quiet; state common, to choice,
1906, n917c; 1904 and olds, nominal; Pacific
coast 1905. 1SGplSc; 1904 12c; olds, nominal.
HlDES-Steady; Galveston, 20 to 80 lbs,
&c Cslifornia. a to Is lbs, nc; Texas, q
LEATHER Firm; acid 26a271dc.
s, pidKs0o 20. steady; family n SCss
226o; packets, .s.60@sOO; city extra India
mess, sle.o0d16s0. Cut meats, steady
picked bellies, 81. 0091J.00 picked should
ers, IS. SOS. 10 picked hams, S120oQ12. 80.
Lard, quiet; western steamed, @.70ds7 IS.
Refined lard steady; continent $50; south
american. 1900; compound. 7h97Ac. Pork,
sliOO9is IS; mess, tisoSais.S.
596Mc. 80
BGTTER-Firm; street prices, extra
creamery, 23k q 24c; official prices, cream
cry, common to extra, Is " csc; state DAIRY
common to fancy. 1eh @92hc; renovated
common to extra, 10000; western fac
Imitation creamery, extra, 1sh @20d
.CHEEsE-Firm; state full cream, Iars,
fancy. 12hc; fair to good. 12Ql4c; sinai
fancy, 12hci fair to good, ii u 912c; III.
feriers, 10610&c.. =
EGGS-strong: state, Pennsylvania and
nearby fancy selected white. rs q :5c
s ssSte v ssSiSe nIssa extra ssa
POUETRY-Live, nrm; western sprins
i3hc; dressed, steady; western sprina
chickens, IA @l6ci turkeys, IL q 13c; fowls
40 11C.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-23
Evaporntea Apple. and DRIED r,rui,s

NEW YORK. Aug. 22.-EvAPoRArED
APPLES-Market nominal. Some new crop
samples are arriving and offers have been
received Of nearly prime fruit for prompt
livery are obtainable around sac.
CALIFORNIA DRIED FRUITS-Prupes
are unchanged on spot. with quotations
ranging from TX to Sc. Apricots are arm
in tone, with choice quoted at &c., extra
choice, 17c fancy at 1SeD2Oc. Peaches airs
romewhat unsettled. but not Quotabiy
lower. choice being held at 10AQ11c; extra
choice at i1G1lkc: fancy at l1d12c; extra
fancy. 12Ql2hc. Raisins are unchanged
with loose muscatel quoted at sId7c. and
seeded raisins at 6dsc. London layers
nominal