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The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1908-07-09
STOLE PANAMA HAT

Joe Brown, negro, hailing from
Gulfport, was tried before Justice e.
J. Wall yesterday and was fined $40
and sentenced to ten days on the
charge of stealing a Panama hat from
gentleman on Fourth street. He was
also sentenced to serve thirty days
for vagrancy.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1908-07-09
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The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1908-07-09

TO Fight
Hearst News Service.

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men of the country, members of the
national organization known as The
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against saloons at their convention in
Louisville, July to rs.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1908-07-09

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The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1908-07-09

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Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-27
OMAHA GENERAL MARKETS.
Condition of Trade snd auetstieus or
staple aud Fancy Produce.

BUTTER-Croamery, No. l delivered to
retail trsde n cartons 2Se; No, h ". SlSln.
:, in sO-ib. tubs. soto. No 2. in @-lb. tubs.
&c: No. 2 in lib. cartons. 2lc; No, ] in
lsdlsisc; country. fancy tubs. lie: COM
EGGs-Fresh csndled. 1sc per dozen.
twins. iS1c; Young Americas, 1 in hoop.
lSc; favorits. s In hoop. 15ifc: daisies. - In
hoop, l5lzc: cream brick. full case, lsge;
half case. 1S&c: half dozen bricks, ice. No
quotations on swiss nor limberser until
BEEF CUTs-No. rib. lie, Ne. : rh
ioin. Ne: No. : iieoin.N &c Noi i chuck. sac:
round. sic: No. : round. SIC: No. : rSnnd
Sc Nc. plate sac; No : plate Ane'
TEaReTRBLEs Celery. Michigan. per
doz.. &c. Beans. new wax and spring one
go; lima. SIC per 10. Cabbage. &c per ID.
Potatoes. new. per bu., NlA Tomatoesi
per A,6asket crate %e Watermslons 90
crate. Asparagus. per doz. zoe. Cucum-
bers, per doz-. SOC. Onions, Bermuda $3.50
Mushrooms, cultivated, per To-. eoc. Let
tuce, per doz.. sc. Peppers. southern. u
per crate.
FRESH FRUITs-Appies. 8. 5asoo per
bu. box. Lemons, H50d6yW Oranges, 500
6S.0o. Bananas. Ac per 10. Plums, u.& per
t-basket crate. Peaches, California Onsle
per IVA Texas NDdkhel GAdANs WV
Pears, $50 per 4-basket crate. Blackber-
ries, 800 per crate. RaepbeTries, 500 per
crate. Cherries. RE. Currants, 500 per
crate. Gooseberries. $500 per crate.
SUGAR-Coarse graduated, 560c; fine
srsnulated. 5.TOc; cubes, sSoci powdered,
DRESSED PoULTRY-sauabs. SAB
per dozen.
LIVE POULTRY-Hens. PC; springs, Bae
ROSTERS, &c; ducks, young. &c; old, INC
geese, &C.; turkeys, l+c; pigeons, sc per
dozen; squads. 500 per dozen.
DRIED FRUITS-Raisins, loose Mueeatel,
elkc; fancy seeded. lib, carton. Toe. Cur
rants. u~ncleaned, 6isc. cleaned. Sc: carton,
SC per ID, Prunes, s0dS0c per sack; ~
per 10. Apricots. 25-lb. boxes. &c per 10
Peaches, California choice. 20; fancy boxes.
lie per Id. Pears, California, lie. Dates
Persian. SIC. Figs, layers, choice loizc
Citron. 1890. Lemon peel, 13c. Orange
! peel. lsc.
FIsH-Halibut. Sc: trout, ilc; pickerel, lie
pike, lac: bulIheads. skinned and dressed
/ 13c: white perch. Sc; White bass, lie; black
bass. 25c: crsppies. l5c; white fish, l2c
red snapper. lac; founders. he; meckerel
lie: Goldfish, fresh frozen, fSc; shad roe. 4Se
smelts, 13c; frog legs. 45c; green sea turtle
meat. &c; catfish. 16c; eel, per h., Sc.
HIDES-Quotations by j. s. Smith 4 Co.
Green sailed No. /. l0c; No. 2 Be; bull
hides, No. 1. Sc; No. 2. &c; horse hides
s. 80; sheep pelts, sc to SL50; dry pelts, l0t
10 l2c per H.: dry flint butcher hides. 13c
dry fallen hides, lie; dry salted hides. SC,
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-27
NEW YORK STOCKS AND BONDS
Market Shows No Further Reflection
Of Early Weeks Turbulence.
DAY DUILEsr FOR SOME WEEKS
Southern PacIae Reaches New High
Level and General list Hsrdens,
but In values Are
Not Important.

NEW YORK. Aus. &-Dissppointment
was the portion Of those who thought that
further reflection OF the early weeks
turbulence. As a matter Of fact the day 5
business was almost the dullest for some
weeks and nearly the smallest Of any fun
day this year. Trading the first hour was
under 5000 shares and In the folloWing
hour less than 800 shares changed hands.
while throughout the afternoon session
there were frequent periods OF complete
stagnation.
The suspension Of A. o. Brown & Co.
is still shrouded in considerable mystery,
but the Stock exchange authorities are
earnest in their promise to sift the matter
TO the bottom. Some uneasiness was felt
at the outset OF today's operations, but
lehssuring advices from official sources
soon impaired q firm tone to the list. EN-
IRENE caution Is heing manifested by in
vestors and IL Is conceded that no busi-
ness need be expected from that element
for some time to come. The greater ease
of money will X a favorable fector in
have resulted from the recent spectacular
market operations. A point tending 70
prove the inherent strength of underlying
conditions is found in the fact that while
the last fortnight has been one OF the
most memorable In the history of the
LEGAL Stock exchange the average price of
the twenty leading railway issues shows
practically NJ change.
rs afternoon session brought little or
no change, but under the lead OF Southern
Pacific, which reached a new high level
at 1Ol44, the entire list hardened and closed
strong. Americans held firm in London,
where there was evidence OF bear opera
tions for New York account Cables from
Berlin reported the prospective shipment
Of A,S0,0o Australian gold 10 the German
capital.
In industrial lines It appears that an
other lull has occurred in the demSnd
for iron and steel, though several large
orders are said to be in process of ne
gotiation. Inquiry for copper metal Is
slight and a break in tin was reported
from London. The Rock Island Frisco
system made its report for the fiscal year.
Rock Islands gross aTnings fell Off
., 54,0O, with a decrease tn net earnings
of S2S4.000, due TO a heavy increase in
operating expenses and taxes. ST. Louis
q San Francisco shows a loss of over
100000 in gross and a decrease of S.12S
o0 net. The Boston & Maine railroad re-
port for the year reflects especially heavy
losses for the third and last quarters. To
add to this u~nfavorable exhibit the bust
ness of the road shows no Improvement
for the new year. No change is noted In
local monetary conditions. The demand
Is lighter than at any time this month.
Bonds were steady today, the only fea-
ture being the sale of a large block of
Union Pacific ~refunding As at a figure
slightly under the subscription price. Total
sales OF bonds, par value, 3,S22y00. Gov
eminent bonds were unchanged on call.
Number OF sales and leading quotations
/ On RtOcka ware Al follcWns
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-27

SHEEP-The official count moved hat
20.bi2 sheep were received at this point yes
terday. The official count for Monday vas
Ii@l making a total for the two DAYS
%.SE. In spite OF the fact that the re.
cslpts yesterday were so large on top OF
a big run the day before. practically every
thing of any -SonsQuence had changed
hands b. midday or soon after. In fact
the official scale report showed that 9,A2
head were weighed up during the day. But
that IL not an, the sale Of this large num-
Der OF sheep and lambs was accomplished
without any cutting or SlaShiug OF prices
tie market for the day beinE fully STEADY.
After such big runs today's receipts look
small and what made them look stu
smaller was the fact shat only about half
Of the reported number was in sight when
the market opened. Buyers did not walt
for late arrivals. however, but got down
to business at once. In spite of the lSct
that everyone bought so freely yesterday,
the demand was still good this mornins,
and desirable kinds OF sheep and lambs
changed hands At steady prices, there be
ing no noteworthy change as compared
wit yesterday.
Quotations on range or grass sheep and
lambs: Good to choice lambs, &eoaaS0;
fair 10 rood lambs. S6A6S.6O, feeding
lambs, &oOdS.5o; good to choice light year
linas, A,o&AB; good to choice heavy
yesrliugs. N1Od4p: feeding y~esrlings,
A.0oa4to; good TO choice wethers, ALef1
40; good wethers, 3.75aL00; feeding
wethers, 2SAdSB: good to choice ewes.
6Tbd4W: fair to sood ewes, S.8d3.tS,
feedIng ewes. t2a62oo; culls ana bucks
S2.oodSo.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-27
Foreign Financial.

LONDON, Aug. &.-Money was quiet on
the market today and discounts hardened
on lower exchanges. Trading on the stock
exchange maintained its cheerfulness and
the markets generally continued on the up
grade. Some rails were picked Up by in
vestors with the idea that the lowest level
had about been reached. Consols and other
gilt edged securities hardened on fair sup
port, while Kaffirs again were active and
dearer on local and Paris buying. The sup-
port of Paris also strengthened foreigners.
American securities were unsettled by the
Wall street suspension and the dealings
were left entirely to the professionals who
supported values 4 the forenoon to a shade
over parity. Later New York bought moder-
ately and the continent supported the low
priced Issues. The market finished steady
BERLIN. Aug. 8.-Trading on the Bourse
today was firm, but transactions were
limited.
PARIS, Aug. 2s.-Prices on the Bourse
today were firm. -er
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-27
CARROT Receipts.
onIoAeo eRAN AND PROvIsION'
Features of the Trading and CIOSinE
Prices on Board of Trade.

CHICAGO Aug. 26-Further delays to
harvest opeFstions in the Canadian NORTH
cause OF strong toned local wheat market
,oday. Con. oats and provisions Were
firm as q. result Of the strength OF wheat.
Reports of additional rain In the western
provinces o. Canada greeted traders IN the
wheat pit and brought out a fairly actlve
demand At the. opening, which resulted IN
weather map for Minnesota and the pa
kotas was additional stimulus 70 ouilsn
sentiment, the official forecast being Tor
rain today in those three important spring
wheat states. AS trading progressed re-
ports began TO circulate in the PIT "hlch
told of a revival in export business ooth
for wheat and flour. Sales of cash wheat
here was r4ported. at 10000 bushels, the
hulk OF which was for export and Kansas
CitS reporfsd an equal amount, most of
which WAS for shlpment abroad, me
total sales. ihelading fourteen boatloads OF
ports. were estimated at 4l2.0W bushels.
Minueapolis also claimed exporters were
liberal purchasers OF Tour. These aoNiSes
caused its market to rule firm All oay,
The close was firm AT a .trifie peiow Ihe
high point and at net gains OF Hsa4ze 70
CIearsnces Of wheat and flour were equal
10 0.Ooe bushels. Primary receipts were
$500 bushels, compared with 'zivo'
bushels the corresponding day a year ago;
Minneapolis. Duluth and Chicago REPORTED
receipts OF AL cars, against ~ cars last
week and EOS cars a year ago.
An advance OF &c in cash corn sihaller
acceptances from the country, ana me
strength of wheat were the chief reasons
for a firm market for corn. following an
easy opening. The close was steady with
prices unchanged to hdsc higher corn
pared with the previous close. Local re-
GENTS mere "a cars. with 50 OF contract
grade.
houses which was based mainly On con-
tinued light acceptances from the coun-
trys At the sample tables cash oaVs VII
- higher. The market closed strong.
final quotations showed a net gain OF ia
&c for the day. Local receipts were los
cars.
Additional sales of lard to exporters was
chiefly responsible for a strong tone IN
provisions. The close was firm al mel
gains OF 2Ixai0c.
ESTIMATED receipts for tomorrow; Nheat
d cars; corn. 249 cars; oats, 2l5 cars; hogs,
me leading futures ranged as follows:
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-27
WaoI Market.

+ BOSTON, Aug. ss6-wOOL-Tradins in
the local wool market has become slack
again and but few good sized transactions
ere reported. Prices held feirly firm. but
manufacturer report an unfavorable out
look for the balance OF the wear. The
leading domestic quotations range as fol-
lows: Ohio and Pennsylvania fleeccs-
Xxx. szaSSc; Y. Sl@S2ei No. l washed. s40
S5c; No. 2 washed, 33d34c; fine unwashed.
Ad22c; half blood combing. 2Sa27c: three
eighths blood combinE, sc; quarter blood
oombing, z5fC26c; Delaine, unwashcd, a6d
&c. Michigan. Wisconsin and New York
fleeces-Fine unwashed, 9OGHc; Delaine,
unwashed. 1896: half blood, unwashod.
25d26c; three-eighths blood. unwashed. $50
&c; quarter blood, unwashed, 2d24c. Ken
lucky, Indiana and Missouri-Three-eighths
blood, 2Sd27c; quarter blood. aI5c. SECURED
values; Texas-Fine, twelve months, So
5Sc; from six TO eight months. 49a47c: fine
fall, 42df3c. California-Northern, 4ad43c;
middle country, 39+0c; southern, s7dSsc.
Disqualification No. ] staple. 5sdanc:
valley No. !, Sd46c. Territorv-Fpest
staple, 5Sd6Oc; fine clothing, Sd4sc: half
blood, 5dSSc; three-eighths blood. 4sdS0c:
quarter blood. 43d45c. Pulled-Extra. 56db
51ci fine A., 5od52c; A supers, 42645c.
ST. LOUIS, Aug. 26-WOOL-Steady: me
dnum grades combing and clothing, Sd
sic; light fine, l6Vl6Ac; heavy fine, II6
l2c. tub washed. 9d27c.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-27

CArTLE-lt is either a feast or a famine
in the cattle yards. Today 81 cars were
reported in while yesterday only ll3 we're
in as against S33 cars OF Monday. The run
since the opening Of the range season, and
for a long time before trat. The ar
rivals were of the same general character
as yesterday, most everything being from
the range, with no natives of any kind to
speak OF. On account of late trains, the
market was rather late in opening and the
trade in consequence somewhat delayed
Quotations on cattle: Good TO choica
coTn-fed steers, s. 25d7y00; fair TO good
corn-fed steers, s5.s5dS&; common 10 fair
corn-fed steers, A.0cd5.8; good to choice
range steers. 4.75dS.2O; fair TO good range
steers ASeq4N common TO fsir range
heifers. n.50@425; fair TO good cows and
heifers, S.O0dSb0; common to fair COWS and
heifers, t206d3.W; good to choice stockers
and feeders, tL.2Sa4. rs; fair 10 good stockers
ana feeders, S350u4.2; common TO fair
stockers and feeders, I275aS.5e; stock helf-
ers, &.00a3.l5.
The trade on beef steers was SLOW all the
morning. Buyers were backward about
taking hold until the receipts were all IN
sight and as a result the trade DIRE gged all
the morning. so that 1t was midday be-
fore very much business was transacted.
Good cattle were generally quoted as about
steady while the less desirable grades were
slow and weak.
Cows and helfers seemed TO be in very
good demand and they were more active
sellers. The prices paid were fully steady
and in some cases sellers were quoting II
as a steady to strong market on that kind.
Stockers and feeders were also good SELL
eTs and the market was in a good healthy
condition. Prices paid looked just about
steady with yesterday.
Representative sales:
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-27
NEW YORK GENERAL MARKET
oustatIons of the nay ON various
Commodities.

NEW YORK. Aus. s-FDoUR-Receipts
1890 bbls. exports. 1870 bbls. sales, SO,
bbls. market more active and about steady
s~trsights, A.c50415; Minnesota bakers, A1o
t9o: winter extras, StoeSeo: winter
6a50 Rye flour firm; fair to good, SAL
a450; choice to fancy, A55a4.15.
CORNMEAL-Firm; fine white and vel
low, n-7Odl.75; coarse, n.s5dl7o: kiln dried.
RYE-Duu; No. ? western, SAC. T. o. b.,
New York.
BARLBY-ouiet; mating. nc,
YORK.
WHEAT-Receipts. Is. 500 bushels; exports
1880 bushels; sales, 100000 futures; 1lZ0
eievator: No. ? red, SIolH I. o. b. afiost
No. I northern Duluth. H.14h. (. o. b.
afloat; No. 2hard winter, SLOWS, (. O. b.
stronger on rains in the northwest, higher
cables: bull support and large clearances
There was 9 fair demand from shorts
and final prices showed N9Ac net rise
September, 0.01h61OSt, closed u.e; De.
cember, N.05isdfO3 S-16. closed H.09A; May
d6Adl@h. closed do5sE
CORN-Receipts. 1900 bushels; spot mar,
ket steady: No. . 90c nominal, elevator, and
s0lzc nominal. delivered. Option market wa
without transactions, closing 1BHl4c ne
higher. September closed SIC; December
closed nc; May closed INC.
OATS-Receipts, 5000 bushels; markel
steady mixed aSQ2 pounds, bzhrc; natura
white, B@6 pounds. HAa6sci clipped white
32d40 pounds, e6S2c.
~FEEDISteady; spring bran, SA.S; mid
ding, 1875; city, ts4.S.
H~AY-ouiet; shipping, so6S6c; good Il
HIDEs-ouiet; Bosota, 9oc; Contra
LEATHER-steady; acid. 245h68hc.
PROVISfONS-Beef. steady; family, 16d
d17.60; mess, sl45oa15S0: hams, $4,000
400; packet. Slb.0oG16.O0; city extra India
mess. tS.0063.0 Cut meats, quiet
picked bellies, Ss.75dl000; picked hams
81 .5O612.OO. Lard, firm; western, ss.5Sue.@
ca. S10B; compound, SLS7SdS25 Pork
steady; family, 31S,O0Q1s50: short clears
N7.51d1s-5o: mess, $16SSdr.2S.
TALLOW-Steady; city ca per package
sac; country packages freel 5h95ssc.
RICE-Quiet: domestic. fair 10 extra
3Ad7c; Japanese, nominal
POULTRY-Afve, steady; spring chick
ems, 16s; fowls, 13c; turkeys, 12c; dressed
weak: western spring chickens, Rdl9c
BUTTER-Steady; specials
24c; creamery extras za1kc; creamer,
thirds and firsts, 1sdz2I4c; state dairy, com
mon to finest. 1S62c; process, common 4
specials, 15d21hc; western factory, firsts
l9c; western initiation creamery, firsts, 1sA
CHEEsE-steady; state full cream
specials. 12h9194oi state. full cream
small, colored or white. fancy, 1sc; large
coiored or white. fancy. u&cI large, goo
to prime, ud1l1zc; large. common to IAN
sKd1OAc; skins, 11k@shc.
EGGS-F1rm; state. Pennsylvania an
Pennsylvania fancy, selected, white, III
soc; good 10 choice, 246z6c, Brown ant
mixed. fancy, Sc; fair to choice, 392sc.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-27
Metal Market

NEW YORK. Aug. 26-METAL[rhsr.
was quite a sharp advance in the London
tin market today, with spot quoted at ei32
tOs. and futures at e1S3 SIS. The local mar
ket was dull, but higher in consequence,
with quotations ranging from S2s.OG629 80
Copper was higher in London. with spot
quoted at $50 IS Cd ana futures at f6l Is
81. Locally the market was dull and un-
changed. with lake quoted at N3.5OdI3.62h
electrolytic at Sl3.S71zal3S; casting. s1S.li
nl3.25. Lead was lower at el3 IS Cd I'M
London. Locally the market was easy at
A5az94.621z- Spelter, unchanged at Els 2s
Sd in London. Locally the market re-
manned dull at A6F4.T0. Iron was lower
at sos for standard foundry in the London
market, but Cleveland warrants were
higher at SIS 7kd. Locally no change was
reported. No. l foundry northern. si6.501
lI.2S; No. 2 foundry northern, 3l6001l6 Is:
No. l foundry southern and No. l foundry,
soft. ~ SIS. T5dl75.
ST. LOUIS, Aug. 26-METALs-Lead,
firm at N454A50. speiter, firm at A.5.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-27
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Values Continue to Work to Higher
Levels on Local Board.
OUTSIDE TRADING VERY LIGHT
Export Trade Has Come Go = stand
stIn Again and Local Demand
Is suRcieat to Absorb
Receipts.
oMAHA. Ave. gs. Il.

AUG - ava
Grain values continued TO work TO higher
levels Outside trading Is very light but
owing 10 the un~willingness shown by every
one 10 sell short. Il takes very little buying,
while offerings a-e too light to push prices
upward.
Export trade has come TO q ~standsul
again, and the local demand has been sur
ficicnt to absorb the daily receipts.
Wheat opened steady to strong, Win
nothing on sale as a feature.
light buying advanced prices early. owing
80 the lack OF desire of short selling.
Receipts continue light ana are reaolly
taken Tor the daily supply. september
wheat opened at 90hc and closed az a1tc;
Corn sold lower on heavy receipts ana a
slow and very Indifferent demand troua
buyers.
Many samples were carried over on the
cash market and consigners were oisap-
pointed generally on prices BID them
September corn opened al fSEo anu
Primary wheat receipts were $500 bush
els and ipmen were AlVV0 pusnelss
against receipts last year OF dI,OU pushels
and shipments Of $4,000 bushels
Corn receipts were e6,OpO busheis ana
vhipments we're 2s, 900 bushels, against re-
-eipts last year Of 1900 bushels ana snip
ments Of $500 bushels
Ciearances were 800 bushels OF corn, none
OF oats, and wheat and Hour equal 10
5000 bushels.
I'D higher on corn.
Local range of options;
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-27
SECOND WIFE IS LEFT OUT
Mrs. Joan Haker No. = VIII Receive
No share 80 Estate OF
Husbsnd.

Bv = decision ~ JCdge Wheeler ~
Council Bluffs ir ths John Baker Nti
case. the second Mrs. Baker viii receive
no share in the estate 90 her husband.
The will vhich vas upheld nv judge
wheeler was made Jointly by Mr. Baker
and MS first wife. lie married the second
wife some time after the first had DIED.
The will case has been IN the courts for
some time and Is said to be without
parallel.
The joint viii left the estate 10 specific
heirs and provided that the survivor
should. have only a Ute interest IN the
estate. Mr.. Baker secured the probsting
Of the will and afterward married the
present Mrs. Baker. At his death she
sought to secure an interest IN the estate,
but Judge wheeler held the Joint will was
good and disposed Of al the property IN
the estate.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-27
EvApOrated Apples and Dried traits

NEW YORK, Aus, as-EvAPoRATED
APPLES-Market continued quiet, with
shdSa4c; common to fair. 5dSc.
DRIED F~RUITS-Spot prunes are in light
demand, but supplies are light: coast sd-
vices bullish, and prices are firmly held.
ranging from &c to l2c for California and
from &c To nc for Oregon frum. Apricots
are quiet, with choice quoted al sxdsZc;
extra choice, @zaS&c; fancy. lOAaIlc.
Peaches are quiet and rather easy in tone.
except on fancy fruit, which is in light
supply. Choice was quoted at ILT7ac.
extra choice, 74dsc; fancy. S46ac; extra
fancy, SGl0c. Raisins continue quiet. so Far
as the spot situation is concerned. notHith-
standing bullish advices from the coasr.
Loose muscatel are quoted at 42.dsLc:
seeded rsisins, 6d7&c, seedless. 5d6c: Ion
don LAYERS, Y.6ld1.6.