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Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-02
Metal Market.

NEW YORK. Aug. L-METALs-There
was an advance Of los In the London tin
market, which closed at Elm g Cd for spot
and at Elm rs Cd for futures Locally the
market was quiet and about unchanged on
the average with spot closing at S37 0061S7 80.
Copper was a little lower In the English
market with spot closing at sS lis Cd and
futures at RH Is Sd. Locally the market
was firm in tone with bid prices a shade
higher. The market is quoted at S1S.621td
1916, electrolytic at 3ls37l1Q1s.50 and cast
ing at SIS 0OdlS.3. Lead was unchanged at
1915 locally. In London II was Is Sd lower
at e1s 12s Sd. Spelter was unchanged at
GS los in London, but was firm and a lit
tie higher locally at S6O0d6.10. Iron was
higher in the English market with standard
foundry quoted at Cos Id and Cleveland
warrants at Sis Sd. Locally no change was
reported; No. 1 foundry. northern. s1S.5Od
1925 No. 2 foundry. northern. SIS. 25f1S. IS
No. ! foundry, southern, sls.00G1s.5O; No.
foundry. southern, A75Odls.O0. Exports of
copper for the month were 1850 TONS MAX
ing the total so far this season 1l9214 tons,
against las, 27a tons last year
ST. LOUIS, Aug. 1-METALs-Lead
quiet at s5.65. Spelter dull at 1921,
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Total receipts ....1e ise
The disposition of the days receipts was
as follows, each buyer purchasing the num-
Der of head indicated.
Total .,..........h.. 5,664 HIS 3

CATTLE-Receipts Of cattle were liberal
again today, maNlng the total for the three
days decidedly larger than for the CORE
spending days last week or year ago.
The fact is the cattle have been coming
in most too fast this week for buyers TO
take care OF them and that fact, together
sible TOR any weakness that may appear
In the market.
The trade was very late in opening this
morning, being 10 o'clock or after before
very much business was transacted. Even
after the market opened the movement was
slow, buyers appearing not at all anxious
free buyers during the two days previous
and evidently had sufficient cattle on hand
TO supply their most pressing needs. Tney
were. therefore. in a position to take their
the cattle which just happened to strike
buyers fancy sold at prices that were
possibly not much different from those that
prevailed yesterday, but aside from that
the general market was slow to lower:
The same thing that was said regarding
the steer market might be said OF cows
from start 20 finish. buyers were indif-
ferent, and, while they did pick out sucn
stun as they happened 70 want at about
steady prices, Il was a hara matter tY Ia
kind The general market might be de-
scribed as steady TO lower, with the trade
very dull. "a ..,.
there were quite a good many stockers and
feeders on sale this morning. In addition
10 the fresh arrivals SPECTATORS ana ydrd
traders still had quite a good many cattle
on hand which they were unable to dispose
~ Yesterday. In consequence they were
not very snappy buyers this morning and
the trading was SLOW ana auil, the SAM -, ss
shle OF the feeders may have brought
sstnedv nrices. hut the medium kinds were
considerably lower and hard to move
Representative sales:
HEF.F 0IEEh6.
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eonee market.

NEW YORK. Aug. l.--CoFFEE-Market
for coetee futures opened steady TO decline
OF points TO an advance of points, which
was considered better than due on the
cables Trading was very active again and
during the middle session the market ruled
generally firm with prices at one time
5d10 points net higher on buying by trade
interests and investors, who may have been
Influenced by a private cable from Brazil
stating that there would be no delay OF
consequence In the signing Of the valorlza-
ton bill. Toward the close, however, prices
eased OF under heavy realizations and the
market was finally steady at net unchanged
prices to a decline of 8 points Brazilian
receipts we're large. the prospects for the
worlds visible supply is said TO be for an
increase about double that for the same
month last year and a heavy estimate for
August receipts is expected. The weather
I'm Braz continued cold, but temperatures
were not believed to be enough to do actual
damage. Sales for the day were about
81 COO bags. including August at 7,00c; Sep
tember 6956f l5c: December, 1901 Sbc /;
March 7.50Gr760c; April, 7.60c; May, 1850
Lie; June, T7OdI7Sc; July, 1850, Spot,
strong: No. Z Rio. sac
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tsnn.n. Citr LIve stocIs MnrIket.

KANSAS CITY, Aug. l.-CATTLB0,Re
ket steady TO strong choiee exports and
dressed beef steers. sS.JOdslS: fair TO good,
stocEers and feeders, $2.25@440; southern
steers g. 76a4. Is; southern cows, 1oONSs; 70;
native cows, So OOa4.5 so; native heitersi SS.zOg
HOGs-Receipts 1900 head; market pq
Ibc lower Top $685.; bulk OF sales So.a9
o. SttIEEp p'' AND LAMBs-Receipts, 5000
head: market steady; lambs, $500 90;
ewes and yearlings, std6 10; western tSa
"a eOi6 6c: stockers and feeders, t5.bogb.2S,
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OMAHA wHOLEsALE MARKET
Condition OF Trade and Quotations on
staple and Fancy Produce.

SAaRAN anu
EGGs-Reeeipts, liberal; fresh stock iSc
LIVE POuLfkY-Hens, ~; BOOSTERS, Sc.
turkeys, itaisc. ducks. 1c spring chickens
BCTrER-Packing stock, lllsc; choiS,
fancy dairy. LOO &c, creamery, elu2lnc.
hAi-fr,ees aaoted by vmana Feed som.
pany' Choice upland, 20 30; medium, N,Wi
coarse. Es.NSJS.UO, AYE straw, so.bt'ti,.v0.
BltAN-fer ton, tb.0o.
TOMATOES-ilonlv grown. per basket Of
WAX BsXNs-.Per market basket OF
TURNlPs. BETS AND cARRoTs-Per
LEAF LErrUcE-Hothouse per dou.
c! CUMBERs-Home grown. per dor
GREEN oNIoNs-Per dos buncnss. zoe.
RADlsHEs-fer do1. punches, lbc. -..
poTATOES-Per bu., Csc.
NAVY BEANS-Per bu. 81 SIS; No. 2 Sis.
LIMA BEANs-Per ID. sac. -
GREEN PEPPERs-Per market basket
ORANGEs--Mediterrane sweets. all
sizes, N,O1Ia.6o; ValenCias. all sizes. S.esa
LeMoNs-IImoniers extra fancy. &c
size $500; 800 to $50 size, 800; other brands.
BANANAs--Per medlun-slsed bunch,
81. 79u3 J. Is: 1umbos, S2.bOaS.OO
&c T! SEAPPLEs-Florida, sizes, -, 30 and
PEACHES-Yellow freestone, 100; Texas
Eioertas, per 4-basket crate, DC; 6-baskeL
PLUMs- California, 81. 5Oal.1
PEAS sssETElEsp s - aiSI crate crate 0%
MELONS.
,o WN.As q, h.. ne or about
CANTELoUPEs- Colorado and Arizona.
/ per crate (standard). 80; ponies g 80:
Texas, per crate tabout As melons,. s2.55;
CUT BEEF PRICES
No ! ribs, lie, No. ribs, iOc; No. 3 ribs,
1 &C; No. loin, l5c; No. ? loin l25te No.
No 9 chuck &c; No round sac; No. 2
round &c; No 5 round. &c; No. plate. Sc;
No plate N afsi n nj S SIstS &C.
HoNEY-New Pc per "a Il lbs j. $50 So '''''
brick. l2c; Wisconsin iimberser. 12c; twins,
NUTs-Walnuts. No. l, soft shells. new
lStc. Pecans, large. per H.. l4c; small, per
ID, l2c Chill walnlts, per 10, 12GlSIbc
per So lac hfo Reu $40; per sack sack
sUGAR-Granulated cane, in bbls.. $50;
srst iS Sacks Ssne II sacks 'A; GRADUATED
sTRRuP-In bbIs., &c per gal; In eases.
sa lS,N s'qs, io cs Gas's 4 Sab cans $780,
CoFFEE-Roasted, No. IS, .25hc per lb,
No; 9 lc,se per n; No. 4 isstG FER ID; No
ctTyREb F FISH az ifa' VII whitensh, per
quarter Dbl, 100 lbs, t,6O: Norway mack
erel, No. /, S2S00: No. . $500; No. g. 5000
each. Norway, tx. tiS.oo; Sorwsy' Six. $500;
Holland. mixed, s11.00; Holland herring. in
kegs, mixers, soc; kegs, mixed. roc
| CANNED GOODS-Corn. standard west
ern. $4,000; Maine. S1.lb. Tomatoes, alb.
cans. H.05d1.4 40; 2-lby s7bc@H0o. Plneap-
pies. grated. 2-lb.. SaO5d230: sliced, $500
apricots, 81 75dfl 90; pears, g. 5d26O; peaches,
fancy. S175q2.+o; c: peaches goCa2; . o.
t2.lO: fancy sockeye, F.. 1875; sardines, Y
oil, $3.50; 1. mustard. S2'5e6s TO- Sweet po-
tatoes, Sl1b6t .25; saueTkraut, 800; pump
kins, S0cdS.00; wax beans. 2-lb 75de0c;
, lima beans, 2-lb., T5cds1.s5: spinach, N.S;
cheap peas. glib, Coo; extra, Ibasoc; fancy
81 .S5ff1.6
HIDES AND TALLow-Green sslted
No. 1, 121hc: No. =. me-; full hides, SItdeItc
Z green hides, No. /, l0c No ?, &C.; horse
y 81. 5Gf3 %; sheep pelts 60cdSl.26 Tallow, No
l. &c; No. ?, &c.
WOOI-Per ID, ISd1c.
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Receipts s. SO o. head. including ass Texans;
and export steers, ts7tae:ao; dressed beef
100 pounds, SSEOdRl.25; stockers and feed
ers, 81 oOdi45O; cows and heifers. H.25Q $40;
Gamers 81. s66I2.35; bulls, t2bOuS.9O; calves,
IS O0d6 Is; Texas and Indian steers, $500
Zoo: cows and heifers S200G3.O.
HOGS-Receipts 1000 head; market steady
pigs and lights. s6.46d6O; packers sS.OVa
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Receipts 1000
head; market steady. Native mpntioIn l
q ysSfS 81 stockers, t325d5.OO.
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mould a. sisc. cut loaf, $500; crushed,
5.SOc; pOwocred. tsOc. graduated, AS0c'
cubes, ave-. -.
NEW ORLEANS. Aus. i.-sUGAR-
STEADY, open ketue ccutiuugal SaN ellie,
centutugoi yellow oAHfrsci SECONDS
astuihc
MOLASSES-S steady.
SAht f-Steaoy; zgnS0c.
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Cotton Market,

NEW YORK, Aug. l.-COTTOE-Spo
middling gulf l115c; sales $500 bales.
NEW ORLEANS, Aug l--COTTON-Shot
steady: low ordinary, nc, nominal; good
ding, lOesc; good middling, 1lHc; middling
fair. llhc, nominal; fair, l2hc. Receipts,
ST. Louis. Mo. Aug. l.-coTToN-
Quiet, unchanged; middling, lie; sales,
none; receipts, none: shipments, none;
stock. q l4s bales
LIVERPOOL Aug. l.-CoTToN-spot in
increased demand; prices one point lower
American middllng, fair, $50 good mid
hsOd good ordinary, $500; ordinary. SGD
Tho sales of the day were 5000 bales, of
which 900 were for speculation and export
and included 500 American. Receipts, 1900
bales no American.
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NEW YORK. Aug 1.-MONEY-On call
easy at 2G2h per cent; ruling rate ~ per
cent; closing bid. 2 per cent; offered az "a
per cent: time loans. steady; sixty days,
3izd4 per cent. ninety days, a. per cent
six months, 81 per cent; prime mercantile
paper, 5zQ5A per cent.
STERLING EXCHANGE-Firme at
81 S5l0d4 Sis for demand and at AS2.UqA. SAB
for sixty-day bills posted rates, N.S2ian
4S5h; commercial bills, A.Sls.
SlLVER-Bar, sc. Mexican dollars. Ohc.
BONDS-Governmeut, steady; railroad,
irregular.
Quotations on New York bonds today
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a, 1o..nh live stock MARKET.

an. JOSEPH Mo, Aug. L--CATILE-
Reeeipfs 1888 head slow, steady 20 weak
natiyes 34ffb. 90; cows and heiters, N.0OgAA5
stnclers and feeders, 400d&B.
HOGS-Receipts Z, 2S4 head market SgslIoe e
lower. closing lOalbc lower; light 80
6lh; medium heavy %'loae'SO' ouiK' "'''a
626 ,,,s 1...tu.. ,so.
steady: lambs S.D '
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NEW YORK, Aug. 1.-EVAPORATED
APPLES-Market unchanged either for
spot supplies or future shipments Prime,
ildilLc. choice, 1lMdil&c: fancy. 12c.
CALIFORNIA DRIED FRUITs-Prunes
are quiet, with California 20s TO t0s quoted
at 7k@Sc; Oregon 20s to 40E, 7AGisikc, APP
only grade available and quoted at 16&c.
Peaches are quiet and unchanged: choice.
iOz611c; extra choice, llhdl1hc; fancy,
nrm IN tona on bullish coast advices with
loose Muscatel quoted nj 6Bn7c, seeded rails
ms at 6dSc, London layers nominal
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Kansas CITY Grain and Provisions.

KANSAS CITY, Aug. 1.-wHEAT-Sep-
TENDER, 6s%c; December. &c: cash. No, 2
hard, 6saI9c; No; 9 es1faSsc; No. red.
CORN-S September 42Ssc; December
427sc; cash No. 3 mixed, 4sq491tc; No B.
OATs-No. 2 white, s5qs61sc; No, mixed,
32d33c
RYE-Steady, 56d6sc.
HAY-Steady; choice timothy, 1900;
choice prairie, N.50dS75
BUTTER-Creamery. zoe; packing, l4hc.
. EGGS-Firm; Missouri and Kansas, new
No. wildwood cases included, l711c; case
count lie; cases returned, ikc on
Following were the receipts ana ship
ments OF grain:
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PeorIn Grim Market.

PEORIA, Aug. l.-CORN- Steady; No. 3
yellow 5lhc; No. 3, 5lhc; No 4. boltc; no
grade, 4sikd49l4c.
white. g691lsc; No. 4 white, iOlkc.
wHIsIY-on the basis OF a.2s for I'M
iShed goods.
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siock IN sight.


NEW YORK; Aug; l.-suGAR-Ra.,
test ;%Ss 1s NS 9scs No
no Ii. SlsSc: no. Il. 3S6c: No. Is. sSsSS:
no. IL, S.s5c; confectionery A, 4.eke;
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SIOUX CITY. Aug. l.-tspeeial Tele-
tat steady: feeders, S4.60di5.S5; cows and
heifeTs, ST 5Gis .S5: stockers and feeders
81 .iOa5 90; calves and yearlings. 81 1893 70
lse lover, selling at IS sOa6 90; bulk OF sales
515
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nnInth GrnIn NInrket.

DULUTH, Aug. i.-WHEAT-To ar
rive: No. / northern, 76bc; No 2 north
ern 74%c. on track: No. northern,
76hc; No. northern, 76hc; September.
74&c; December 74%c; May, 791ac.
OATS-To arrive, on track and August,
sOhc,
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Food stocka nt LiverpooI.

LIVERPOOL. Aug. Following are the
stocks Of hreadstun and proyisions in
No0 centals; corn 275, 900 cehtals; bacon. i6.iO0
boxes; hams, 2,40O boxes: shoulders, I 100
boxes; butter. $500 cwts; cheese. 65 GOO
boxes: lard 500 tierees OF prime western
steam and 1880 tons Of other kinds.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-02
Wheat -
Sept. 671hBl 67A) 66kAl 81 SOB
Dec 709sBl 707sBl 69hAI 6SAAl IVA
orr 49,.
Sept. 45ABl Sab AhAl 4sAk 4934A
, May. 42kBl 421zBl A%Al h1bAI 421fA
A asked. b hid.

A asked. bid.
Omaha Cash Sales.
wHEAT-No. 2 hard. 2 cars, CSC; No. 2
red winter. / car, CSC; No. red winter,
CORNING. g. 2 cars, 47c.
Omaha Cash Prices.
wHEAT-No hard, CSC; No. 8 hard, $40
&c; No. 3 spring, CSC.
cORN-No. 3. 46d47c No. 3 yellow, &c;
No. 8 white 4Sc
oATs-No. 5 mixed, SOc; No. 3 white,
3O5kc: No. 4 white, Doc.
RYE--No. 2, blc; No. 3, 60c.
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Foreign Financial.

LONDON. Aug. i.-Rates for money were
easier today and the demand increased.
owing TO the consols settlement and
call Tor 1870. 0oO OF the new Russian loan
which were partly onset by heavy dis
Ing on the stock exchange was uninterest-
ing.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-02
New York Mining stocL,
NEW YORK, Aug. l.-Closing quotations
on mining stocks were. 1IOlIe
Bank CIearInEu.
Treasury statement.

OMAHA, Aug I==Bsnk elearings for
responding date last year t1,522.1Tss5.
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Mtlvnukee Grnin NInrket,

MILWAUKEE. Aug. l.-WHEAT-Lower
No. l northern. 75aSOc; No. northern,
76G7Sc; September 74c asked.
RYE-Dull; No. l, 6Oq6Olhc.
BARLEY-Dull; No. ?, 55q651ic; sample,
VCtoRN-Lower; No. cash. 5O1he; septem-
her 4QikC
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-02

WASHINGTON, Aug i.-Todays state
ment OF the treasury balance In the gen
eral fund. exclusive OF the $3.50, 0O0, 600
gold reserve, shows. Available cash bal
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PhiIndeInhin Produce NInrket.

PHILADELPHIA. Aug. l.-BUTTER-
Firm. extra western creamery. &c; extra
prints. nearby, Nc.
19c. at mark
CHEESE-FIrm. New York fuu creams,
choice, n%@l2c; fair to good, lli4c.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-02

OIL CITY, Aug. l.-OIIS-Credit balances.
aG Shipments, 81. fS6 bills; average g. 7si
bbls. Runs. 94233 bhls; average. 62.5O4 bbls
Shipments. Lima. 6.SS5 bills. average. 5SSs4
bbls.
SAVANNAH, Avs. L-oII-s-Turpentin
RosIN-Firm; A, B. C.. Ss.s5: D.. g 500
Ss5; r. S4.00d4 O5; F., Ao5a4l0; G.. A.l0a
40; n, AT5a4s0; w. G., SAs5: w. W., $500
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Articles. Open High Low. clOse.I Yes'y.
wheat
May. l79Js6S0 S0ihl 1881 79%l79hd&
Sept. 14h%hl 749s 72&l 1885 1th
Dec...l75%4hl rs TAXI 74hl 75%
Flax
Ocl'.''l ~ ! ~ V59bi Vt7al .'..s.,.
NOVEL III ~ 1 " " l.....s..

Minneapolis Cash Close-Wheat: No. 1
hard. Is%e; No. l northern, 7Ssc; TO ar
7s7lc; No g. 79q72ihc; No, / durum. s7Ec:
No. ? dprum, sSSc Corn: No. z yellow.
: ssS No. No. ia SasS Oats Bailey M9 s SBits
rive. A9aa5OAe. Flax. s1.0slh.
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Article. Open. HIgh.l Low. Close. Yes'y.
CAsh quotations were as follows:

Cash quotations were as follows:
FLOUR-Steady; winter patents S3BOa
S %; straights, SSS093.60; spring patents
' ! alq4 90. straights. SS.a5Q3.75; bakers. SIS
.99M
wHEAT-No. : spring. 7sq7Skc; No. 3,
,0dT6c: No. red, uhd73&c.
CORNING. 2, sac; No. yellow. 5OSsc
oATS-No. 2, 295sc; No ? white, SlAds8c
No white S0isc.
RYE-No. 2 SEA 66lAc.
BARLEY-Good feeding. S5gSse; fair TO
choice mailing, Sd47c.
sEEDS-No. ! fax. A.O5ls; No. ! north
western, d.0Sh. Prime timothy, S.S5
Glover. contract grade, Gl2OO.
PROFESSIONALISM ribs sides Ooosel
- sSdSS0. Ness pork. per bbl., Si6S7lkq
100. Lard. per 100 lbs. SS55 Short clear
ides (boNedl 81. 37lFisEO.
Following were the receipts and ship
nlents OF -four and grain:
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OILS and Rosin.

TOLEDO. Aug. l.-SEEDS-Clover, cash
MS: October and December. T.2s. Tim
)thy, prime, SOS. Alsike $685.
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~ Ynrk Mnnrr Mnrket.

ance tisss63.o42; gold coin and bullion.
sI05. 6t1.s64. GOLD certincates. l3t.6Sl. lsu.
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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET
Best Cattle stendy-IiRht Hogs steady
20 shade Higher.

CHICAGO, Aug. 1.-CATTLE-Receint
21 900; best. steady; others, dull and
lower; common to prime steers :S2sg
625; COWS, s275Q4.6o; heifers' :2d6g
I. 90: stockers and feeders, S2.60Q425.
HoGS-Receipts. ~ 900 head; best light
steady to shade higher; others DC LOVE- Over,
heavy Ss6O@6.65 butcher weights, $3.50
aS.7o: good TO choice heavy mixed, 1925
6s60; packing, 3b.T5a6.l0.
SHEEP AND LAMBS--Recelpts, 10000
head. market steady; sheep, N.2b Rb.60;
yeaTlinRs, $4,000 g. 90; lambs, t6.0o@I7S.
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london C1osinE stockn.
LONDON. Aug. I.-Closing quota tons on
he Stock exchange were:

NIUNE l-EA43 per cent.
Tho rate OF discount in the open market
for short bills Is 3Q3 his per cent; for thu ee
months bills, 3 1-lGdl3tA per cent.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-02
Minneapolis Grain Mark

minneapolis Grain Market.
MINNEAPOLIS, Aug. 1-FLOUR--Ffrst
patents A.106i4.20; second patents, $3.50
405; first clears, $3,25q345; second clears,
$2.50d2.60.
BRAN-In bulk S1S5Oq1S75
Superior Board Of Trade quotations for
Minneapolis and Chicago delivery. The
range of prices, as reported by r. d. Day
& Co., 110-ll1 Board OF Trade. was:
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, cows. go 100 20 cows. 92e
HOGS-Sellers of aogs received the worst
Jolt that they had any day since the PACK
ers started their bear campaign week or
ten days ago, the general market being
very slow at a decline OF lSc One Of the
big packers droves at Chicago cost " 80
yesterday, as against Is 81 at South Omaha,
and buyers announced right from the start
that they would either\ buy the hogs lower
today and bring the market down where
II would be in line with others or leave
them alone, Sellers made hard light to
hold up price,, but under the conditions
prevailing they could do little more than
accept packers bids or keep the hogs. ~
was after 10 O'Clock before any trading OF
consequence was done and good deal
later before anything like clearance was
effected. All kinds Of hogs, both hight ana
heavy, suffered in about the same proper
ton, the decline being general
The later market was IL anything worse
than the early and toward the close some
OF the less desirable loads sold az prices
that were 2Od25c lower than yesterday
general market. Quite a number OF heavy
hogs sold late down to S. and from that up
10 1910 Mixed hogs sold az f6.lOd5lIh:
mostly with lightweights largely at and
right around $3.50, with a sprlnklinE AT
s6.S and top at 1851. The bulk Of al
the hogs sold at sel0d6.2O, as against 70 1Se
6, 40 yesterday.
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on the Produce exchange today the but
ter market was nrru; creameries, 16d20ikc:
diaries, l5iyqlShc, Eggs, hrm; at mark,
cases included, l21lSc; frsts. 15d16lsc: prime
ist1c.
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Dete lsoe. lleOs I1eo4 IleOs .lleO2 l9Oi l9OO

The oficial number OF cars of stock
brought in today by each road was:
Cattle. hogs. She'n HTS
Smyrna times., 1906-10-24
CHURCH, sERvICAs.

A 'sUR METEoBFT EPIsCoPAL-auaGsy-P
ing at 1880 A. d and $50 P. M. SUNDAY sehool-
p. N. Epworth League Prayer Aeetng,
$50 N. Prayer Meeting al 7.ao
Pm. Rev. Kobt. Wstt, D. D., Pastor.
Sc. PRrEss CHURcH.-Rev. G. Valerie Gilreath,
Recaer-First Sunday, Holy Eucharist, 1880
a. a.: Evening Prayer and Sermon atTH ?. NJ.
Seosnd Third, Fourth and Fifth Sundays,
Holy Eucharist, ~ a. NJ; Morning Prayer ana
Sermon, 1911 A. NJ. Evening Prayer ana ser
meB, ~ P. NJ. Holy Days-Hsly Eucharist,
~ M Morning Prayer, lO2 A. NJ. fridays,
Evening Prayer and Litany, ~ P. N. Sunday
School, Fla P NJ.
p AN-Sunday--Preaching at 10 4 A. NJ
sas T%PM. Sunday SehOOl-1112 A. NJ. Prayer
Neetng-Wednesdays at IA p NJ. Rev. }. l.
Sstlin, pastsr
1t. PoLYcARP CATHOLIC CHURCH-Servicesever
other Sunday, by Father WaldIon. Sunday
sok00l Immediately after service.
SMYRNA Preaching services, Friend
ship in the morning, Severson ia the aiter-
noen Jerman's Chapel ana smyrna Land
Ing alternate Sunday nights at T.SO. Kew.
Albert Chandler pastor.
OENrENN1AL METHODIST EPISCOPAL (Colored) =
Sunday-Preaehing IL A. NJ. and P. M.
SUNDAY SCHOOL, Fl NJ. Prayer ana frelse
Meeting, Tuesday evening. Rev E. o. Parker
sSrEEI A, N. Z. CHURcH-sund.y Preaching
81 a. H. and p. IN. Sunday Senool a.
} D. m christian Endeavor, 6@ p. M: sun
day Praise meeting, at o'clock WedneS
day evening Rev. 1. s. Yemmens, Pastor
Smyrna times., 1906-10-24
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