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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-09-10
Four Killed
A Dozen Hurt
is REPORT FROM COLI LAPsE OF
GARAGE WHERE THIRTY
MEN WERE WORKING.

NEW YORK. Sept. 10 -Four per-
sons are reported killed and dozen
more seriously injured in Il collapse
to-day of a garage in course of con-
strnction at Mineola, Long Island
There We're thirty workmen in the
building when the wall collapsed, bury
ing the men beneath the mass OF
wood and cement,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-09-10
Model School to Open.

The Model School at the Normal
will open Monday, September "a. an
excellent teacher for this department
having been secured.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-09-10

Long LisIe and silk Gloves $1.oo,
s1.25and $50. White and black, also
Kid, $3.50, $2.25, $500 and $3.50 at
the Bon Ton. It
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-09-10
IN
NOYE BER rs
PR lIcTED

/ :
WASHINGTON. SEPT 10 The Re
publican party rs afhie rements for
half century aud Tertiary its rec
ord in the present. Cong Is COM
men1ed to theHoter ne Country Ia
the campaign text book JUS siFet
out by the RepnbllcaI gsousge sionai
committee. The book contains 273
pages, and Is sreple Repub lican
doctrine, embracing prac ticailF every
conceivable subj upon Waich in
formation may be desired Radicaiism
or conservation. 1t d deelaret. are
never matters OF coHeern 70 Republi-
cans. but 1t is stated 8. hey ate content
with practical and progre sise ideas
and the maturing Of illp IDEAS into
positive performance =
Every statement made and All
figures presented are derlated in the
forward part Of the book 20 Bs official
or authoritative and tlle forward con
cludes: The truth is{ tile
'ttiighest E,eerfpiitie tipn
Of Republican doctrines and polieies
aud party record the ples,that can
be made for continue Ion Ia Power
IN alseesslas ssls ~, -, ~, ~
lsoo' the g9gN S'.ass ,,.s
Iaet tnat stnee ~, -.
of Representatives iiss been Repnbli-
can and adds that here is eyefy rea-
son to expect that subs antlal Worl X
ing hepuoilcen e :, y .
ed next FSoVelasi. W.,
years, y g
ereateE aaYahes tss 8 49,, ~ :
pie than was z eyssLf 9s 9ll'asls ''a's'S ~
seneFation y ss s'l.7 = ,ssl''',..7
tiiseia ls.f 81 ~
'ts o5ls - - p ~
tetlsg' qouet 1.5 stsss -
tne Sott3rs 5spgs s. 4. '4'
OIL tte g t's 2 2 s,t5ss
The lt5trss Hetel
'T'hcre VIII be: sth1 usantls spa nun
dreds Of thousand g ne took seFH'
who will vote for tlle' 3ttt lime "a
November, who ,tleis llissfs spiio rem
when the Demoerat ats last hqa 2 ma
torfty I'm the House OF . sepress ma sseIea'
and they do not5ai Y yiglalS. Eeplsq, D7F
the awful times am conn .ons
brought on th9 count ~ taat Goa
gress.
They were not bora t1e only
Democratic PresldeTlt siIsce tae CIVIL
War was elected mss NeFe p'pea
in arms when Groyef Ieseland serr
n ttHfaTnOTIfel trade
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-09-10

. You should see the yard wide "Rlaek
;Yarmothr SILK we sell for tsse, III the.
Bon Ton. e
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-09-10
Raadx For Circus pay.

The Fafrmont, Ciarksburg Traction
Company hope to have the loop from
the car barn to, the point OF intersecs
tion on the line toward Monongah In
such a state of completion as will
admit the transportation of passen-
gers over It to the great circus to be
held here on the 18th.
Fall Hats are coming In every dayy
and We can make you one ID the very
latest sllape and color; o. most any
i1Tiessat The Bon Ton II
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-09-10

Yon should see the very pretty fall
shirt waists at The Bon Ton #
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-09-10

New fall skirts In the latest plaleis
and blaeki 81. .ss 10 5000 a The Bon
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-09-10

Don't forget the date. RELLvlEW
tIEleHTs Eet sale ThuFsday, Sept.
"a, 1905.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-09-10
school Books

at a. 9. kinfead's. s14 Main street
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-09-10

{ IA few ettIdtet!S fill seTnl ut coats at
.sInEies q The Rptl ron. %
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-08-31
HOAHB.
-. J 90
STAG HOGS.

bLinsILr-tSeSeIpIs of sheep were not as
Iafke as ~eeA ago, onIy twenty -vne cars
Deliis reported In, ana Inc tOtai fot lne
week 10 uate shows sughI tanning on as
compared with last weeA out a Iarse gam
AS compared with year aSo VI tue
twenty -Ohs cars teporled in Lne big bulk
were almost no lOaus OF good hliIers On
SAFE the supply OF lat stuII Deln. nanited
70 lat enos sOrted on from the feeders.
FaCketS seemed to ali wants supplies and
were out IA Bood season, ana most every
thing that wUuiu answer linear purpose sou
ABOUT as fast AZ IL cvuid DC sorted w.
they paio as pisn as ;, tor lambs, So.i6 Tor
ewes.
| Feeder buyers were not so much in evil
dence this morning as tney were yesterday.
IN fact, 5000 many OF the country buyers
VINO were mere yesterday either n,ieu their
oruers or got tired OF waiting anu went
nome leaving only comparatively lew Duy-
ers In the barn. At tue same time there
were plenty OF oroers on hand. Tne Only
trouble was that Dotn tine buyers and tine
oTders seemed 10 caii tor cheaper LAMBS,
slow. - r-tsN e
1t seems, as II every time the receipts
are MODERATE and feeder buyers have a
cnance to sit GOWN anu thlnh the matter
lambs are too high. and the marhet In cUn-
sequence becomes dull. AS the receipts In
crease buyers enthusiasm increases in tine
same proportion ana 5 they ta n,, syery1ni f
time that prices are loo nigh, put they
take them just the same.
Quotations on Killers: Good to choice
lambs, Is t5u7b0j fair to good lambs, ~. zoQg
$40; good 10 onoice yearlings, SJoOgd,UV.
fair TO good yearlinEB, fo.2o99.eO good to
choice wethers, s4.sOGsSbi good to choice
ewes, N.4V1O.b; lar 10 good eyes, $AvO1
Quotations on feeders; Lambs. ,575a
6e; yearlings, h.Suo.so; wetners, N6s9
40; ewes, t6oVql.z0.
Representative sales.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-08-31
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
SOME LIQUIDATION N stPTtMsER OPTION
Corn Movement h LARGER and Price,
Are on Three-Eiehth. cent--An
Markets sluggish, with Mar
row Range of vaines.
OMAHA, Aug. 30. 1906.

OMAHA, Aug. 30. 1906.
Some Liquidation, In September caused
wheat prices to sell of about NC early,
but, as trade was light, this was partially
recovered later on the strength Of a light
demand by shorts. Later prices went Nc
below yesterday. Clear weather In the
northwest, favorable European crop news
and lower cables were bearish features.
Against these were better cash demand
done at the aesboard and bids are suh
Favoranie crop news and larger receipts
caused weakness in corn, though the
range OF Values was very narrow. Ac-
80 .e..eess nom the country are more
numerous and Omaha grain houses have
MADE hrGe sales to Chicago in the last
two days Closing prices were at the low
point for the day. and we're NC below
Primary wheat receipts were SIS, 900 bush
els and shipments G6,O00 bushels, against
receipts last year Of $4,000 bushels and
shipments OF, $4,000 bushels, Corn receipts
were $4,000 bushels and shipments 8s,VN
bushels. against receipts last year Of 6i6,VJS
bushels and shipments of s4.VOO bushels
Clearances were 7es,0e0 bushels wheat Ss.eVs
barrels four. $500 bushels corn and To-
Liverpool closed nd lower on wheat and
unehahged 70 20 higher on corn.
Differences between May oats and May
corn Il only about INC a bushel, which u
unusgalIy sgalI i would be Te es Ssb6 i
The Iowa and northwestern oats crops are
very large and just commencing to move
Mos eS 9"s do oee mount to nothns
and the domestic demand ia moderate. Car
see nothing on which to bull oats. Believe
and corn stay where Il 10. But 1 believe
with a continuation Of this weather fol
two weeks, we will raise the largest croI
viii sell several cents bushei lower thar
now"
Local range of options:
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-08-31
CarIot Receipts.
Features of the Trading and Closins
Prfces ON board OF Trade.

Prices on HOARD OF Traue.
CHICAGO, Aug sc q. Oor,s, csSle s.s and
fet today. The closing quotations on De-
Sss down. sao %c as' w srs Sp Pr
visions were 100 lower to l00lz1sc hiss1er.
sentiment in the wheat pit was beas tsh
iiafseiy by . decline 80 Of $3.50 in the price
OF wheat at Liverpool and by a continuanee
& ss s Mssss wheat Ss src ThTous
Ing i in September s wheat By local holders.
tss selling eS.s on nip:s
next Saturday. Commission houses also
n one selling EleTss0r c,d la
M0Nc lower at 7sM@f4c sold on to 7s11c
snd i noSr We're equal 70 al 90 bushels
Primary receipts were $4,000 bushels, COM
pared with $4,000 bushels for the corre-
Duluth and Chicago reported receipts Of
III cars, against no cars last week and
the corn market was inclined to be weak
because OF favorable weather for the crop
Cash houses reported that country ac-
were muoh more liberal than Of late. This
caused additional bearish sentiment. Profit
taking in the September option was 9
higher at 44@44xc. sold of to tsHc and
were rs cars with 11g OF contract grade.
Despite the weakness OF wheat and corn
the oats market showed considerable Arm
ness. there being a slight advance in the
price OF all deliveries, Cash houses were
the best buyers. Offerings were light.
S0gsGs1c, sold on to S0%c and closed at
SIC. Local receipts were 1ss cars.
notwithstanding 1oc decline in the
general was inclined TO be Arm There was
some buying OF nearby deliveries by ship
pers and this caused some covering by
shorts Pork was inclined to weakness
because OF profit-taking In the September
option. At the close September pork was
on l0c at $3.50. Lard was up loo at
18Th Ribs were loa1s1tc higher at $3.50
; Is cars, corn. sl4 cars; oats, 2is cars; hogs'
Is 900 head.
The leading futures ranged az follows.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-08-31
Metal Market.

NEW YORK, Aug. 3o-METALs-The
London tin market was higher, with spot
ID; locally the market was frm and a
shade higher, with spot quoted at t4Ol5d
1850 Copper was los higher In the London
market. with spot and futures both quoted
at E6S bs; locally copper was 1rm and un-
changed, with lake quoted at 41ET5. eloc-
was unchanged at Ell los in London and al
80 1860 In the New York market Spell
ter was also unchanged in both markets at
R27 bs IN London and at S600Q8i0 Ia the
local market. Iron was higher Ia the Eng
llsh market, with standard foundry quoted
At b1s Cd and Cleveland warrants al 54s:
foundry northern is quoted at Ss00o6aI 90
No. 2 foundry northern at $lA50d20.O0, No
foundry southern a. s2o. 0Qn .0 and No.
ST. LOUIS Aug O--METALS-Lead
irm at 80; speiters arm at H.02h
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-08-31
Kansas city live stock market.

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, Aug, O.-CATTLE-
Receipts, 1900 head, including 1000 south
erns: market steady to strong; top. se.z5
GaG fair to good tL006f5.t0; western
steers. Ss50Q56 q; stockers and feeders. SEQ
"a southern steers. t270Q3So; southern
cows S2OOGs %; native cows, tz.0OQ3. IS;
native hslfers. s250a47bi bulls, t2ocda1o;
HoGs~Rseeipts. ESQ head; market. seiiee
lower: top, 49,; bulk OF sales. So q
ais: heavy. N.sSdSoO; packers, $5.9oqs.iOi
pigs and iights, N.0Od6 25A
SHEEP AND LAMB5-Reoeipts 5000
mead: MARKET steady; lambs. t60cGt7 10; ma
tive shc&p and yearlings, S450ab.69; west
ern yearfings, S5.O0Gs7b; western shipped
sheep. N2Sd6.b0; stockers and feeders. Is 70
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-08-31

The disposition OF the days receipts was
IS follows. each buyer purchasing the num-
Totals

CATTLE-Receipts OF cattle were not
very large this morning, although there
were about as many as week ago. The
total receipts for the week to date show \
fair gain over the previous week ana over
q year ago.
The market on corn-fed steers was fully
steady this morning ana desirable cattle
OF that description were In very fair de-
mand. There were not, however, as good
cattle OH sale as there were early In the
week, 30 that the sales do not show up
as high on paper. The fact Is, the market
on corn-fed cattle has been in very satis-
factory condition all this week. There were
among the offerings a very considerable
spriIkling of western beeves, but the mar
ket was, for some reason or other, slow
and dull and 1t was late before buyers and
sellers finally got together on trading
Cows and heifers were In moderate de-
mand and they were generally little
higher than yesterday; possibly strong 10
loo higher would about cover the situation.
They were also little stronger yesteI :
day, 30 that the market Is quite little
higher than IL was on Tuesday, tho low
day of the week. bunch OF westerns
sold at $3.50, the same price that was paid
for them last Wednesday.
The feeder situation was rather weak
owing to the fact, that Spectators have
been unable to clean up the purchases
made during the early part OF the week
the country not having proven as good q
buyer as anticipated. As result feeders
were slow and generally little lower
even on the good kinds than yesterday.
Representative sales:
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-08-31
roreisa FanancfaI.

LONDON, Aug. N,-Money was a shade
harder today, owing TO, the settlement and
month-end requirements. Discounts were
change. The price,.of gold was raised to-
day, owing to inquiry for New York ac-
count. Business on the Stock exchange
owing to a sheer lack OF support. The un-
certain monetary outlook was the prin-
a shade better on the Paris advices.
Americans were strong In contrast with the
rest of the market and as a rule were &C.
tive and strong. They opened we'll above
parity and further advanced on good local
and American buying. Chesapeake & Ohio,
Reading and Union Pacific were the lead
ing stocks. With the receipts OF the New
York opening quotations caused q further
hardening Of prices, but the market fell
away later and prices closed easy at about
feature OF the miscellaneous market. Jap
anese imperial ss OF 1904 were quoted at
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-08-31
Cotton Market

NEW YORK, Aug. so-coTToN-spot
closed quiet middling uplands. ssOc; mid
ding gSlf, loose; sales 800 bales.
limited demand p pIisss s poiDi SMs in
lean middlng, fair, 5.S0d: good niddIine.
s.ldi middllng, hssd; low middline. 5isd
sales OF the day were 1900 bales. OF which
100 were for speculation and export and
included 400 American. Receipts, 300
ST. LOUIS Aug. N--cOTroN-QuIct
mlddling. sac: receipts, . bales: shipments.
NEW ORLEANS. Aug s0-COrTON-
spot market closed STEADY. sales. 200 bales
low ordinary. 3 lS-l6c, nominal; ordinary,
6 6-lec, nominal; good Ordinary, 7&c; low
middling. S1-l6c; middling. sb-l6c: good
middling, l-i6c; middling fair. sif-i6c,
nomlpai taiE. los-lscs recsiptA 90 bales:
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-08-31
REAL ESTATE rRANsFERs.

Joseph b. Piper TO ID. X Pearsons,
lot s, block Ia, Orchard Hill....t 200
Same 20 same. " lot II. block 2.
Omaha Council BUNS Street ''V
Railway Co, to James Peterson.
lot is, Sholes' sub. ............ GOO
Same TO Anna NJ. Peterson. lot IL.
W I 4, smith NTH and vie TO Jane: 500
Same TO Anna NJ. Peterson. lot ii,
Henry K,eymbor9 ana wife to Carl
e. Holling, part neA OF Sc X Sec
Carl Q. Hoiiins and wife 10 John q, wv
MSSy s ssns and nnscsna :; 700
Catherine ID. Heaiey, loo s, block
g. Deer park ,.s,e. 1900
AR F6SSssd HOOD GOD 81 al lite e Albert O.
John D W Mcdonald TO Is b samp. ''OOO
son, trustee. lot ., block 5, Bed
Same 10 same lots and 2, block
., Srammerey park ..,,.......,. 81
10, Central park and other lots 224
Daniel IL. Smith and wife 10 Mary
Vance, lot $ block a5I; Omaha. 1880
II and north 10 n. lot 10 block
IL. South Omaha. and other lots
Lulu r. Kendall and husband to
sarah Milien, lot 10, block 2,
Joseph chamisOn and wife to Harry -'VOO
Bernstein. lot 9 block =, .ana 81
lot 8, block s. Patterson park. 500. 100
James IL Brody lot .. BLOCK s.
sspTlOg Lake La PARK; sogts Omaha, 1850
Gerald NJ Drew LOT -. block 4.
Ed d,sSs 's Smith and vie 10 Meta 1'sO0
c; Protesting, lot s, Lafayette
Meiiora wooiworth Fairdeld ct Al. ''''
TO james H. LaTnherton and wife.
lot 7. block 1, sulphur springs. 600
Total transfers ............ .iss.sss
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-08-31

NEW YORK. Aug. n-coFFEE-Markst
decline OF 6al5 points, In Response 10 lower
European cables. private reports OF rain
cline there was considerable covering also
some fresh support and with Offerings
smaller than recently the market steadied
one time within points OF last nights
finals, but the close while steady, was at
net decline OF 6d10 points Sales were
at e.l6e; October. sS06s, S5c; December. & Is
q6-5oc; January. 6boci March. ee55o T5c;
s.s6c. Spot market aulsti No. !. Rio. SIC
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-08-31
New YorL Money Market.

NEW YORK. Aug. 90.--MONEY--On call,
strong and higher at COS per cent; ruling
rate, per cent; closing bid. "a per cent,
offered at per cent Time loans, strong i
sixty days, Ga per cent, ninety days, 6btuI
per cent six months, per cent bid.
PRIME MERCANTILE PAPER-Suei1
per cent.
STERLING ExCHANGE-weak, with
actual business in bankers bills at A.s554
As340 for demand and at SLSo3 for sixty
day bills; posted rates, SAS2Q4S; COM
mercisl bills, A7sxQkS0
SILVER-Bar, 66Mci Mexican dollars,
BoNDs- Government, strong; railroads.
Irregular.
Quotations on New York bonds TO-DAY
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-08-31
auotstions OF me Day on vsriOus
ror,nuattfe.

Commodities.
NEW YORK, Aug. sO-FLOUR-Receipts
1906 bbls.: exports, $3.50 bills; market
ouil and unchanged; winter patents. tS.Ts
U41b; winter stralghts, SS.bUu go; win
ter extrat t2.s5 q AIS; winter low grades
Rye nour. arm; fair 70 good. ss.iSGSis;
choice to fancy. $500 600,
COENMEAl-Steady; fine white and vel
low 8; ssEl %; coarse. aloal12; kiln dried
RYE-Nomlnai; No. 2 western. Ss1tc, c l.
wHEATGReceipts. $4,000 bu.; exports
ll2,sSO bu.; spot market easy; No. red
INC, elevator; No. req, as &C, o.
afioat No i northern and No, northern
ter, soc, e. o. b. ahoat. After opening
weaker the wheat market raiiied o.
afternoon. Fine weather in the no. tn
west, easy cables, "A bearish North DAKOTA
crop estimate and Increased spring wheat
Tbe close w Was ne % ne se lover may az,
s4qs4hc, closed at sac. September. isA
Q7s l5-1sc. closed at 7s%c; Dec mber,
slh 0S1hc, closed at S1&c.
CoRN-Receipts, 22.s7S bu;i export
1890 bu.; spot market easy; No. 2, 67mc
elevator and 6IAo I. o. b. anoat: NJ
yellow, sic; No 2 white, see option mar
ket was dull all day and barely steady
on good weather ana increasing receipts.
closing partly hc net lower. September,
Sc 7-1S@6ehc, closed at 56Ac;; December
oATs-Receipts, tB7, 900 bu.; spot mar
ket steady; mixed oats, 2e to 81 pounds,
ssS o oipped w wns IS IS to pounds PSSnS ,
42c.
.HAY-pun; shipping. sSa7sc: good to
FEED-steady; spring bran, t1s.2s: mid
dling, Hs.7s; city. .2oSo024sO.
HOPS-Quiet; state, common to choice,
1895 crop. llalIc; 1904 crop and olds, nom 2a;
! crop, lie; olds. nominal.
HlpES-steady; Galveston. 20 TO
pounds. zoe; california, Il to g pounds, zlc;
Texas dry, "a 70 30 pounds, lec.
| LEATHER-Steady; 26@271sc.
| PROVISIONS-B Beef steady; family, 81: OF
Qil:OO; mess, $s.O0dls:5O; beef hams. $1,000
mess, sls.0oa1S.5o; cut meats. steady;
Ssrs, sSas'5; picked hams S nsOoais. %.
rs1sd 's stssdy ws eonfinent :ss5 South
PORK. quiet; family. ,1S7s@1aOo;
short clear, n7.0oglS1s; mess. ~. 7e1lsz
RfcE-steady; domestic, fair to extra,
3h @ekci Japan. nominal
COFFEE-Ouiet: No. Rio. sac.
BUTTER-Firm; street prices, extra
| creamery, 24@24hc; official prices, cream
| cry, common to extra, 1S424c; western
factory. common to firsts. IAN iso;
cHEEsE~Ftrm; state full cream. larx,
fancy. INC; fair to good. 1s%@i2hS; sinai
ferlors, 1ozd1iAc.
EGos..F'irm; state, Pennsylvania and
nearby nearby fancy selected white s7e; choice
nrsts. &c; Official price. western nrsts
2o1fM21c seconds. 1s1kd1s1c.
PoULTRY-Live, steady; western spring
dressed, irregular; western spring chick.
ems, i8015c; turkeys, is@14c: fowls, II
| VAr~
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-08-31
OMAHA wmoLnsALE MARKnn
Condition of TRADE and Quotations on
staple and Fancy PrOdnce.

Condition of Trade nnd Quotations on
staple and Fancy PrOdnce.
EGGs-keceipts, liberal fresh stock
LIVE POULTRY Hens, 9,saioc; ROSTERS.
sc; turkeys, l2a13c. ducks, fasc; spring
ehiekens, l1qlS per 10 ,.s,,.,,.. .,.,..
BUTrER-fdCking stock, l69l61oi choice
HAY -Irites quoted by Omaha Feed com.
pany: Choice upland. 1870; msdiHm' sS'VV'
BRAN-Per ton, $3.50.
VEGETABLES
SWEET POLA4ODS-Fer Dbl, S2Ib>
1UIIl = iss-Home grown. per basket Of
wan SEXNs-Per market basket OF
TUkNIrs, HEErs AND CARRoTs-Per
LEAF l.ErruCE-A othouse. per dOA
CELERY Per doz.. acc.
GU grown. per oo1.
ONIoNs-Aome grown. &c per ID; Span
GREEN QNlUNs-Por doE punches. roc
hADISHkS-Per doz. punenes. lbc.
NAVY bkANS-feT Du.. .I.eS; No. = N.7A
LIMA BEANS-Fer ~. o1sc.
GREEN PEPPEks-fer market baskeL
TROPICAL FRUITS.
oRANGEs-N aleiclAs' according 10 sise'
slse, sO,vy 500 size sIO; ~ size, SlO.OO; other
sANANAs-i'er nedium-sized bunch.
FOlATOES-Pes 5u.. csc.
FRuLcS.
PEACHES = 1ei.o" ireestone, Nzb; Mii-
SOU a, pes V-paSket crate. N.vUuLSo; Cali
lvrnsa 4-.Uett as, per BOX, Ala.
FLS AS-N.tuloI nh. u.0O04.6.
fh-AitS- DarUetI per box. $12542bQ
E.ss.-s.oIne grown, per S-lD basket
ZoQSVc.
wATERMELoNs-rer 3D.. iso. or about
CAN iELuU PEs--Colorado and Arizona.
Goa ShEs PRlCks.
No. ribs' nc; 40. rins, iVei NO. tabs.
t'zo; No; 4 ioin, iOsse; 6 ~; = l ON nhe;
chuck. &C; No. 5 chuck. Sc: NO. round. &c;
NJ. : rolno. q; No. Z round. s.e; No. !
Ilats, SC; No $ plate. S1sc; NO. plate, ~.
MlkGkisLANtrOUS
granuiated cano, IT. SACKS. SS.sls graduated
sikOP-n. pois-. &c per gall In cases.
b lv-ID. caLs. civ, Cases, A S-.D. earz. ki.sV;
| csses, "a Sl1-ib. cans. 3lS5. f-
"a EEsE-s%iss, new. iyc; Wisconsin
twins. lSsxc. young Amerlcans. Loo.
COFkhIs-nvasleu. M, %, Ass4c per lb.i
a. ls y Der per r.; No a. o per H r. NJ
crop, per Id, iSc, hard shells, per lb,
H., TIC. Chni nainuts. per ID, l1cplS1tc.
| Almonds. sOtt snelIs. per lb, lie; hard
shells per h.. i5o'- CoeoanntsI s4.OV Yer saeN
CURED FISH--Bamily whitehsh. per
| quarter bbl.. 100 lbs. S4v0i Norway mack.
erel, No. l, xzS.vv; No. Z, $500; No. 3 5000;
irish, No. z Slo.VJ; herllng, IN bDls.. eOV lDs.
each, Norway, Ak, $lzO0; Norway, Sk. &lS.vv.
Holland mixed, SllVOi Holland. herring. In
kegs. mixers, 40. kegs, naked. Zoe.
CANNED GODS -Sorn. standard west.
ern. 55qyee;, Maine, n,lS tomatoes, s.lb.
pies, grated 2-.b.. sz0tqz3e. sliced, yl.svsy
20; gallon apples. fancy. 1900; California
| fancy 81 75dlg. 40. Ia uGacneS ~ ~
Alaska salmon, red. :, y; fancy Chinook ".
oil, s2.5o; i mustard. s2bOG iio sweet 20.
.stoes, sl;iSgl :zO;. sauetkraus. $40; pump.
iins Sea gy. kc6M az sninssb "Yy ss
CHEAP. peas. 2-lb.. &C; extra. .SSssVei fancy.
'HfbEs AND TALLow-Green saited.
| No. l. l3ilc; No. 2. 12i4c; bull hides, 9Qi0c:
green hides. No /, ll%c; No. 2, l04.c; horse,
$L0oqaSo; sheep peits. 5OcasLS. Tallow,
WOOL-Per H.. lsd2so.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-08-31

pounds Slb0d4lO: stockers and feeders,
ta.50diAs5 cows aud hefers, 81 toai5b 70: can.
ners N.0odr2i5; buAs, t15ruAt0; calves, $lN
aSis; texas and lndi IN steers, A.ieqe.l0i
cows and heifers, t2.Sot3,5J.
HOGS-Receipts, O,tvV head; market lOc
lower; pigs and tights, SJ.oUasd.iV; packers,
.625
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts 1,toO
head. market STEADY; native ntuttons, $500
N6Qv; lambs. S3yOQi1.5O; culis and bucks,
II Vln8 Is, stockers s2.6Uub.bO.