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The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1908-02-13
Razor Backs

Across the county not far away,
Lives crowd that want it all,
They've always had things just their way
TVS admirable-their gall,
Already they have made their slate,
All eastern parts ignored,
I think that we will hesitate
To take them at their word;
McRae and Grinstead so they say
THEY'LL have to repent.
kirkpatrick they're sure of anyway,
Maybe they will represent,
For auditor l.. Joseph, for sheriff Mr..
Turk.
If you're going to get them all my
friends
You'd better get to work.
Noble and Adams and Carey too
With johnson in the bunch.
Will you swallow it all, it's up to you
Now you've got good straight bunch
I was told when I came to Washington
That twas noted for it's logs,
/ little thought at any time
Twas such place for hogs.
Contributed.
The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1908-02-13
School Notes

A number of the pupils who were re-
fused admission to school on account OF
the small pox scare, during the past
week, have returned. The children
and no doubt the teachers will be glad
to see all the pupils return as soon as
possible.
Carl Muller, a former Newport pupil,
has returned from Spirit Lake and re-
sumed his work in the seventh grade.
The following subjects are now taught
in the high school: Algebra, Geology,
German, u S. History, Physics, Solid
Geometry, English I, II and III, Virgil,
Physical Geography, Plain Geometry,
European History. Chemistry, Latin
and Botany.
Prof. King has recently established
and equipped new laboratory to meet
every immediate need of the school.
A modern compound microscope, to be
used in connection with the different
sciences, is our latest and most valuable
acquisition.
The number of mineral specimens is
unusually large considering the age
and size of the school. The laboratory
is so fitted out that physical geography,
botany and physics can be taught
whole year.
The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1908-02-13
Tiger Talk.
Tiger, WASH, Feb. 9, 1908.

Tiger, Wash, Feb. 9, 1908.
Fine sunshine and the bridge across
the river is busted.
The mails on the lower river are car
ried overland at present, }. q. Shoe
maker, of Cusick has the contract OF
carrying the mails.
C. Busiman returned from Box can
Won, where he has been working on the
new road for w. L. Morris.
Mr.. Busiman will occupy his ranch
and improve it for home as soon as he
: is able to take his family there. Mr..
Buisman and family are occupying the
Fairview ranch this winter.
A. V. Melott returned from Newport
where he had been as a representative
from school district No. SO to the direc-
tors meeting of Stevens county at that
place.
U. Z. Miller, of Colville, and Lee R..
Rilderback, of Yocum, will address the
people of Tiger at J. B. Renshaw's hall
on Tuesday evening, February 18th, on
Socialism. Come and hear what these
men have to say. Prove all things and
hold fast to what is good, just and right,
but reject the evil. All are invited.
Arthur Norman and Nels Hanson re-
turned Sunday from Newport, where
they have been employed for some time.
Mrs. J. B. Renshaw has sufficiently
recovered from here recent illness to
permit her to go out riding for a short
time today.
Rev. Thomas May was down from his
ranch yesterday and reports the snow
still three teet deep on the divide.
R. Greenmyer is at home, leaving his
work at the Metaline mine on account
of his health failing.
The fact that oxen are not calculated
to pack large loads on their backs was
fully demonstrated recently. One O
our neighbors attempted to pack :
quantity of goods from Weddings stor,
to his home on one of the oxen
The OK not being inclined to embark II
the new experience played such funn,
pranks that it reminded us of the in
itiation into the Maccabee lodge.
Since returning from Newport Mrs
F. E. Braddock has been suffering grea
pain in one of her feet, the result of
burn she received while on bushes
visit at that place.
The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1908-02-13
Will Scott Injured.

Will Scott, the 15-year-old son of J.
M. Scott, of old town, met with severe
accident this morning, while working
with his father at the Jackson wood
camp near Penrith. In some manner
his axe glanced from the log and struck
one of his feet. The cords were severed
and the bone crushed. The accident
will proba bly, cause him to be cripple
Will had been attending school, but
as the scholars of old town have beer
kept out of school for over a week or
account of the smallpox scare, he had
gone to the camp to assist his father
DR.. Phillips dressed his wounds.
The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1908-02-13
Putting in Oil Burner

The steamer, Metaline is about to be
converted from coal burner to an oil
burner. Engineer Fleming is atpresent
making the necessary drawings and
specifications for the work. At the last
meeting of the stockholders of the Meta
line Steamboat Company it was decided
to make change in the fuel used, and
it was found that by using oil instead OF
coal, as at present. great saving would
be effected. Captain LeClerc says he
can buy crude oil laid down in Newport
at $2.75 barrel.
Pacific coast steamers using crude oil
claim it far surpasses coal and is much
cheaper and cleaner. Machinists will
begin the work OF installing the new ma
chinery within the next two weeks.
The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1908-02-13

The Mammoth Morning Concentrate
ing Compano has been organized by the
stockholders in the Mammoth Silver
Lead Mining & Smelling Company and
the Morning Mining Company to buy
machinery and erect concentrator OF
2OO tons capacity on the Mammoth
Morning mine in the Metaline district
A sample of ore from the Mammoth
Morning mine is being treated by the
Hallidie Machinery Company in the
plant OF the Denver Iron Works ,ir
Denver, COL, to determine what ma
chlnery is best fitted for concentrating
the Metaline ore.
The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1908-02-13

FOR RENT-Good 4-room house close
In; city water; electric lights; $40 per
month. A. NJ. Harris.
The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1908-02-13

Why get up in the morning feeling blue,
Worry others and worry you;
Here's a secret between you and me,
Better take Rocky Mountain Tea,
At Adams Pharmacy.
Contractors will notice the call for
bids, on another page, for papering and
painting the interior of the city hall. All
bids must,be handed to the city clerk by
5 O'Clock next Tuesday evening. =
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-12

I2in' l25 SS5c No. IoIg, &c, SSio 1 chuck. IsHcl
sHc No, / plate, SC; No. Z plate. &c; No.
vEGETABLEs : Celery. MIohifan. per
! 81 NO. III hn Sa'T 81 per- per l6 R]T GSs;bSS sI oI Il S Sei
tt y; f ps1 lgSssk nsw crater per s SS.' W ;t;is TG%s-
250SOd. Csntalopes. California, 1900
per crate. AsParaEgs. per doI.. i0C. Gu
t.5O per cratei Texas yellow. ia per crate
Mushrooms, cultivated, per H., zoe. Let.
tuee, per COZ. &c. Peppers. southern. b
FRESH FRyITs-Applss. Sa15as.o Der
bushel box. Lemons. tA.6Og6.M Oranges.
EbGsEet crate. Peaches. California iO&saS
box; Texas, 4-basket crate. &q7Oc. Pears.
GoosebeTries. $40. WV
sUGAR1c0sTse gran, lated. $500 fine
g~ranulated @1Oe; cubes. G6oe: powdered
LIVE PoULTRY-Hens, exc; brou.,.
lIei roosters. eei capons.. lbc; ducks, SMei
DRESSED PoULTR- - Squads. g. "a
DRIED FRUITs-Raisins. loos. Mu.os,.,
Shei fancy seeded, Lilo. carton, i0c. eur.
rants. uneleaned. s1ci cleaned. 50: carton.
per ID. Apncots. 20-ib. boxes, 90 Fer fl
Peaches, California choice. 60; fancy boxsG
81 g 10 FeIks, SSIIornia. lie. DatOS
Fsrslen' e1e. FIGS. layers. choice, IOHc
CitTon, iSaSc' Lemon peel, lse. Orange
FlsH-Hallbut. nc; trout, lie; pickersl ioo.
pike. lsc; bullheads. skinned and dSeaasd'
lSci white perch. &C.: white bass, lie; bIaci
oasr. nc; crappies, lkc; white fish. ISc;
req snapper. lSc; founders, lee; maoksr0i
nc goldfish. fresh frozen. i3c: shad roe, $50;
amsits, ,lSci frog legs. abe; green sea turtI;
meat l5c; catfish. .Sc.
Green sailed. No. /, Zoe; No y se. mil
hides, No. |, Sc; No. 2. &c: horse hides
E.hS; sheep pelts. &c to $50; dry pelts. lOc
dry fallen hides. lie. dry sailed hides. Be-.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-12
Available Supplies OF Grain.

NEW YORK, Aug. ll.-Special cable and
Geographic communication received by
BradstTeet's show the folloWing Changes M
available supplies as compared with previ-
Gus accounts:
Wheat, United States, east OF Rockies,
increased l,7sS,0OO bushels; Canada de.
creased SS7 1000 bushels: total United States
and Canada increased l,S7s,OO0 bushels.
Atloat for and In Europe, decreased, 500,-
supply increased. $4,000 bushels.
Corn. United States and Canada, de-
creased $4,000 bushels.
oats United States and Canada, increased
$4,000 bushels.
The leading increases and decreases re-
ported this week follows:
Increases, Newport News, 26l. 900 bushels;
Louisville, 2l6,000 bushels; Chattanooga,
5000 bushels; Knoxville, 5000 bushels;
Omaha, $500 bushels.
Decreases. Manitoba, 10000 bushels;
Nashville, Il. 900 bushels
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-12
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Lack Of Buying and larger Receipts
Cause Lower Values.
DAMAGE REPORTS BOOST BULLS
Late Buying Brought sharp Reaction
paa wheat Values Closed ON
the High Point for
the Day.
omaha. Aurust ll. DOE

Omaha, August IL, 1905
Because OF a lack of buying and large
receipts values on the exchange started
over today and several fractions were
,ost during the carry part Of the session.
damaging crop news has ceased 20 be a
bull factor for the time beins. A we'll
marked rally was brought on near the
close on a general drying up OF otltTlhSS
and a desire by shorts to cover. 49,
wheat opened at 9OAc and closed 9lAc.
on continued liquidation. AND lower SapIss
and heavy receipts which caused rev
offerings. Later after tle early Sellllls
had been absorbed late buying broushl
a sharp reaction and values closed on
the high point for the day. September
wheat opened at 49, and closed =
Corn was slow as far as the option was
concerned and proved dull early, but IKE
wheat, too an upturn near the close ano
Advanced sharply on strong bidding ana z
higher cash market. September corn
opened at T215c and closed at nc.
primary wheat receipts were SS4OOO ouehels
ana shipments we're 81, coo bushels, egalnsi
receipts last year Of 10000 busheis ana
Shipments Of $50, 900 bushels.
Corn receipts were 100000 bushels anu
shlpments were 1900 bushels, agalnsi
receipts last year OF 549,OOO bushels anu
pmA of go. 900 bushels.
Ciearances were none OF corn, LOU push,
els OF oats, and wheat and flour equal &c
$4,000 bushels. ~
Ard bd higher on corn.
Local range OF optionsi
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-12
NEW YORK STOCKS AND BONDS
Market Has Most Distinct Reaction
Thas Has Occurred for Many Days.
SELLING MOVEMENT LAST ALL DAY
Action Due Largely to Conviction
That Reaction Is Overdue--ClOs-
ing Prices Lowest of
the Session.

NEW YORK, Aug. D.-Tne stock market
today had a more distinct REACTION = a
mas occurred t9r many Gays, Inc rg IInSInn'
has been remarkable for It's freedom from
the usual backsets and pauses which
ment. Digestion Of profits at intervals
and a reaction over part OF the upward
course Of prices IS considered neeessSTy ,bbo
market. The conviction that such a reac-
ton was overdue had more to do with to-
days reaction than any news OF conditions.
The selling which carried prices down
ward was as concentrated as much of the
buying which has preceded 1t and which
caused the superstition Of the largely pro
fessionsl character Of the recent market.
Sales OF a single stock by one house OF as
much as 5000 shares were reported. Sell
ing Of this kind looked as though the heavy
operators. recently leaders of the advance,
were the ones that were taking Their prot
It's. Notwithstanding the sentimental In
fluence of this seeming fact, the absorptiVe
powers of the market were good and the
of being in good condition. Buying and
bidding up of separate stocks was employed
to sustain the list and to act as a drag
on the decline. The sensational stage at
which the campaign for the rise has arrived
and the advertising devices used to foster
it we're the cause of some uneasiness and
Of the strength of stocks of late. TIL fact
that. the reaction. was especially sharp in
campaign was pointed to as evidence that
attempts were being made to dispose OF
speculative holding 10 meet sucn demands
as IL attracted by the tumult. There was
the same informed discussion of the speech
Of acceptance by the democratic nominee
for the presidency as was the case with his
opponents speech, and the same Weighing
OF its possible effect on the speculative po-
sition. Some of the selling of stocks was
ascribed to this cause. One of the features
OF the more recent speculation from which
excess and bad consequences are feared Is
the number of obscure and low grade stocks
which have come into activity. This is
especially true of operations In the outside
market. where the scene on recent days
has come to resemble the period OF sensa-
tional speculative episodes in the past. The
reactionary tendency was found in that de-
partment of the market today as well as
In the prominent listed stocks. London
Joined In the selling. Money markets Of
fered no new feature except for a recession
in the discount rate at Berlin In response
to the stronger positions in the Imperial
bank. Crop advices were mixed, but in
the main were favorable. Bar silver to-
day receded to 51sc, the price touched in
April. 1908, and not since then Closing
prices were at the lowest of the day.
Bonds were irregular. Total sales, par
valve, A.162. OC0. United States bonds were
unchanged on call.
Number OF sales ana leading quotations
on stocks were as follOWE'
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-12

nominal. Z. o. b.. afloat. Option market
was stronger on a scarcity OF September
shorts. closing 1c not highe september
s6izqS6Ac. closed at S6ikc; December closed
a. 754c; NAV closed at ufc.
OATs-Receipts. $4,000 bu. Spot market
weak; mixed oats. Is to 30 pounds 5Slte'
clipped white, 80 to 20 pounds, 5yaSsc.
HAY--Steady; shipping. 6Jq65c; 5000 10
choice. sOd9Oc.
American, 20ihc.
LEATHER-steady: acid, 2fha.sc. -
PROVISIONS-Beef steady; family, Ae q
Ql7.5o; mess, t14yOdl5.y0; beef hams hSsto
5000; packet. s1S.oOd1sOO; city extra lndis
mess t2l.O0a25W. Cut meats, steady; pickiSd
bellies, s%qlle: piekled hams zhRlSS
steady: continent, 5000; South American,
steady: family, Ns06ass5o; short clear,
S15.5Od1s5O; mess. iL5Od17.B.
TALLOW-Dulli city w peIpks''
S 7-l6c; country pkgs. treel. osgo9se;
BUTTER-Ftrm; creamery specials. s1zci
extras. 2sc: thirds to firsts, isaac; state
dairy, common to finest. lS12l1sc; process
| common TO special, 15d21hc.
CHEESE-Steady; state, full cream, spe-
cials. 12hd13hc; small, colored or white,
fancy. 12c; large, colored or white, fancy,
11hc; good 20 prime, n4ll11c; common, 81
dlO&c; skins, 1ha9hc.
E~GGS-Firm; western firsts, lS1kQl9hc0
seconds, 11d1sc.
POULTRY Dressed, steady; western
spring chickens. 12hdl9c; fowls. I2l1nlShc
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-12
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS
Features OF the TrAdinE and Closing
Prices on Board of Trade.

CHICAGO, Aug. 11.-Active demand for
vasn gram here and at southwestern mar
kets sngendered a strong closing rally IN
H.. delivery closing with a net gain OF sc.
Corn closed with a gain of &c but oats
weakened and finished the session WIN d
net loss OF Aqxc. Provisions advanced d
shade TO l2A@1bc. A..
The wheat market was nervous the
srsatsr part Of the SD day r. oI an d the Session
and closed with the price very, close 70
the top. Despite a 1d~decline at Liverpool.
the market was firm at the start OWNS
To- buying by several OF the leading com
mission houses, based on severe hallsIornis
in South Dakota yesterday. Towara the
:DS 81 5 q r flss! sai RGq Sy ts 3 pr @aGsef lCnS,
who. il Is claimedys disposed OF approx
malely 100000 bushels. The close Vas ss
- Nake higher at s3%q939sc. sold OF rt 10
SSAc and then advanced "a. e4esqst7gs,
close WAS at s4s@SissG; Hgifth i'ysss.o 600 'BbG.
on the some day one year ago. Minneapo-
iIs. Duluth and Chicago reported recelp,s
OF $40 cars, against 7S4' oars last week anu
''T TSs corn matksI, was if%regulsr the SEP e
tember delivery being strong H~lhs 20
,nci1neS 10 because of addttionai
rains in the corn belt. The strehsIh NJ u
September had a ~steadylng ere ne srSat de-
Zines The market closed firm althousI
ths december and May deliveries nag Isireu
TO re onsned SWa%c higher at 77h@I7%c, sold
at TSc and then advanced ocsf 5S saS wers
close MSsHb se ears OF contract grade
~ oa isrS we're fairly steady all day; seNp3tSebmn,,
her opened a shade lower 70 a SHADE snd a,
osff tsipSfsS&c. sold off to 47$c and closed S'
a. NT%SroI raceipts were 4S0 cars.
f'pprovisions were firm on an advsneS .,
the stock yards the s e 50St5'5 s}5. Sep
pork va "a was a shade higher at Sss'h.
sna September ribs were 2+c higher az
. SsS7is. tomorrow are
uJLNn 10 cars; corn, - cars; OATS loi
cars. hogs, 1900 head. ,o,,ows.
Tne leading futures ranged as lolrO
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-12
Metal Manat.

NEW YORK, Aug. n.-METALs-There
was quite a sharp advance in the London
futures at elSS los. The local market was
sahy. at S0.3I14qD.75. Copper was lower In
London, with spot quoted at e61 So and
and unchanged. Lake was quoted at SIS. Is
ql40; eleetrolytic. tlS.6ehq13.sIA; casting,
S3.Sihai3.b214. Lea was higher in the
l5s. The local market was quiet at A.57ld
4.62h. spelter advanced TO fls l2s Sd in
London. The local market was steady but
changed at sos Cd for standard foundry. but
Cleveland warrants were lower at 5ls Sd.
The local market was quiet and un,
100; No. ? SIS T5al6.95; No. ! southern,
and No. l southern soft. Sl6s0al7.2.
steady al il.5O; speiter. quiet at A.62lsd
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-12
st. Lonin G.nern1 Mnrket.

=, ST. LOUIS. Mo-, Aug. n.-WHEAT-
10. hard, SlaeSc; September sshGssAc;
CoRN-Firm; track, No. 2 cash, 7sc; No.
2 white. 7Sd79c: September, TIC; December,
62hc.
O~ATs-Firm; track, No. ? cash, 4714qSc;
Mo- white, 6ld6ltAo; September. 47ba47hc;
May, 49Ac.
RYE-Lower; Sic.
FLOUR-Steady; red winter patents,
$4.5Od4&; extra fancy and straight, $500
4.4G; clears, $3.15Q3.60.
SEED-Timothy. firm at S.bOu4.W.
CORNMEAL-Steady at $3.50.
B~RAN-Higheri sacked, east track. S.O6
Q1.O7.
new, H.50q9.50.
IRON COTTON TIES-sl,0.
BAGGING-7Rc.
HEMP TWINE-1c.
PROVISIONS-Steady; jobbing, $500.
Lard steady; prime steam, t9.O5qs.9. Dry
salt meats steady; boxed extra shorts
rs; clear ribs, s9.75; short clears; 5000.
Bacon steady; boxed extra short, tl0621z
clear ribs. Sl0.62n; short clears. SlO.Sl1s.
POULTRN-Firm; chickens, 9l9c; springs
l2c: turkeys, lac; ducks, Sc; geese, &c.
BUTTER-Steady; creamery, 17p2lc.
E~GGS-Steady; 14Ac, case count;
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-12
Articles. open. Hish.l Low CIOsgI I.o

sNo. 3. old. oNew.
FioJiR-Steady; winter patents. ttVtg
"a straights. tSsOq4,25i- sprins ps'SntzN
S56Q5.S; straights. oaAe ""
SWHEAT-No, ? spring, Nlo; NO o. fi"Sp
re; No. 3 red. 94sbqs5Ae, ,,uou
CORNING. q 7s1FdsOc; NO se"
'nSTsSNo. .. 4s&d4ssc; No. ? white'
aSSL14eiAc; No. 3 white. 4,
RYF-No. >. 7Sc. ss6s7c
srFDs-Flax, no. l northwestern NSl'
prime timothy, SI5. noos.,
'PRoVisIoNs-Short ribs, sides HSoSs5
S7bd1Ca. Pork. mess, per ooi' 49, sidss
Lard. per 100 lbs, S.Ab. snort cieai STU"
OnNedl. Se.O0d925. -.n+.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-12
Wool Market.

BOSTON, Aug. 11.-WOOL-The local
wool market shows SOME improvement
especially in fleece woods. There is a
fairly active demand for o~ne-quarter blood
with a rather small supply of Ohio avail
able. Manufacturers report an increase In
orders and this is reflected by fresh con
tracts for wool and several sizeable sales,
one transaction in oregon staple being
at lsc, or 60c on a secured basis.
ST. LOUIS, Aug. 1l.-WoOL-Firm'
medium grades. comblng and clothing,
ii alLci tub washed. 20a &c.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-12
PhnadeIphia Produce Market.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. ll.-BUTTER-
Firm; NC higher; extra western creamery,
24hc; western nearby prints, zee.
EGGSzPennsylvania and other nearby
firsts, free cases. 21c, at mark; current
receipts, IN returnable cases. zoe, at mark
western firsts. free cases, 2lc, at mark;
current receipts. free cases, zoe, at mark.
enthusiastically; New York full
llh dl2c.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-12
new YORK GENERAL MARKET
0~uotaudna of the Day on Various
Commodities.


NEW YORK. Aug n-FLQuRIRa-
eeipts, 1900 bbls.; exports, Ia" 96is i;
Htraishts. sIlO6as5; winter extras,
1loeSSo; winter Rsssaassfso Rye toup'
steady: fair 10 good, A,l5a4Soi; eho'ee to
fancy, N.55Q4.6.
low. N.sliTO; coarse, A.Soai.SS; kiln dried
ti.l5, 90. mammal
WHEAT-Reeeipts. ss,lOO bu. exports
aom bu. Spot market firm; NO. red'
Sn'00A6IOa. elevator; No. 2 red. NOlA., L o
B.. afioat; No. northern Dnintn' iGH
4 o. b.. afloat; No. ? hard winter u"a
I. o. b., afloat. An easy OFeni-g In Nhsat 10
day. due 10 lower cables. was followed by :
sharp rally on builish northwest news After
a second decline the market had a ina
Opturn on covering OF shorts. bullish hus-
sian news and export business, CLOSING
h6@e net higher. September closed al
UCoA: December closed al uOfsi MAJ
closed AZ u.OfS
CORN-Receiptss none. Spot markei
LFai No. 2 NC. nominal elevator. and ssc
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-12
Cation Market.

NEW YORK, Aug. I1.-COTToN-Market
opened barely steady at a decline OF 4a6
points. Spot closed quiet, 10 points lower;
middling uplands, iO.65c; middling gulf,
0.SOc; no sales.
NEW ORLEANS, Aug. M-CoTToN-
Spot easy. " point down on all grades;
middling, 1Ohc; sales were 100 bales, Cotton
futures closed: August, 91c; September,
e.32c; October. 910c; November, &c; Decem-
Der, $500; January, sOSc; February, s.O6c;
March, size.
ST. LOUIS. Aug. n.-COTTON-Dull;
middling, iOasc; stock, 1861 bales.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-12
OMAHA wHoLEsa,rr s1ARkE7.
Condition OF Trade ana auOtattoBs 81
STAPLE and Fancy Produce.

BUTTER-Creamery, No. l. delivered to
retail trade in cartons. GAG; No. : In Sc
No. ~ in sO.ib. hubs 2ohe; No. 2 In 50.
Ii, tubs, ale: No, :. In lib caTtous. ale,
No 4 in carload lots. 3lhcs No. 9. la ear
load lots. l90lshei country. fancy. tuba
lie: common l6c.
EGGS-Fresh eandled. Ibc dozen.
CHEEsE-Finest Wisconsin fAil cream.
tWina, 14he; Young American. . In hoop.
iSc, Favorlte. S In hoop. l5he; Daisy. ~
fp hoop. tbho; cream brick. full case,
isHc; half case, iS%c. half dozen oricks.
iIe No quotations on swiss nos hmeers-
srs until after October.
BEEF CUTs-No. i ribs. i7c; No. 2 ribs,
nc; No. 3 ribs, 7c. No. ! loin, lShci No,
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-12
Evsporated Appiea and Dried Fruits

NEW YORK. Aus. 11.-EVAPORATED
APPLEs-Market Is quiet for both spot
and futures, with prime fruit for NoVem-
quoted at 10d1Ohc ON spot; choice, SO
sc; prime, 6h@7isc; common 10 fair, ga
DRIED FRUITs-Prunes are quiet.
with quotations ranging from &c 10 l3c
for California and from SIC TO 7hC Tor
oregon fruit. Apricots are quiet and with
out further change. choice being quoted
az SA rec: extra choice, sA q l0ci fancy,
10h Tic. Peaches are somewhat .nsct-
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-12
Trenaurx Statement.

WARRINGTON, Aug, IL.-Today's state
ment OF the treasury balances In the general
fund, exclusive Of the &l50,O0O,O00 gold re-
serve, shows: Available cash balance. 3I99, =
sr,eSO; gold coin and bullion, a. 49, 1856; gold
certificates, t34, 4S9, $50.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-12
THOMAS w. LAWSON

After have tea above and while waHngo rHen nc chapter remember hatte "st~k anne
is the ones I'M which never es up in its milking f the peoples savings tn reign ofRepbHans
it Wsg God; in the Cleveland emocatcNm line which followed, twas eHN;nM Mckinley times better
STILL and the Roosevelt sgsHck period sook exchanges seats the hfMHbe barometer; sold at the
tbH esseneda fraction during the coming four ears Shy thee election of Bryan Hhgn or @s
instead of Taft h@sw will be InHuenc@ho of course, by the election of ya Hheen or Debs butt
I'M ups and downs will be applied to the seWnN billions of shocs-ns the ups and downs that do
American eoheO t of their savings
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-12
M,nne.poIi. Grain Market.

MINNEAPOLIS, Mimi, Aug. IL
WHEAT-No. hard. N.8; Nc. / northern,
81. "a: No. 2 northern, N.ls1fq1. 10; No. 8
northern, HLlSd1.l7; September, n.OzA; De-
BRAN-In bulk, Sis.OOals.b0.
FIOuR-Ffrst patents, S.l6d6.2; second
uatsnts. S.OOd6l5; first clears, A.25Q4.S IS:
second clears, Sa50d5.60