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The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1908-01-21
PATRICK HE....,;.
His Pale Face and Gl,ring Eyes Dur
ing His Great Ovation.

The most overwhelming o. Patrick
Henry's great OratiOns is that which
he pronounced before the convention
which met in St Johns church at
Richmond March % 1915. Already the
mutterngs Of war were SO distinct
that Henry. instead Of cOncealing the
facts. declared that war WAS even then
on foot
I'VE must fight he said An appeal
to arms and to the God OF hosts is all
that Is left u.s.
CuriOusly enough, even Of this ora
ton there Is no authentic record. Ger
tain sentences. certain stirring phrases
there. but the speech as We have it is
almost surely a restoration by William
Writ. himself an eloquent and brilliant
orator. He supplied the gaps in what
his fnfOrmants repeated to him. pec-
Ing out their recOIlections with his
own vivid fancy. But the spirit Of
Henry flames all through it. and to
Henry may be safely ascribed such
burning sentences as these:
II have but one lamp by which my
feet are guided. and that is the lamp
Of experience. l know Of no way of
Judging the future but by the past"
Three millions Of people armed in
the holy cause Of liberty and in such a
country as that which We possess are
fnvincibIe by any force which our en-,
envy can send against u.s."
Gentlemen may cry peace, peace
but there is no peacev'
us life so dear or peace SO sweet as
to be purchased at the price of chains
and slavery? Forbid 1t. Almighty God.
l know not what course others may
take. but. as for me, give me liberty or
give me deathw
AS In the case Of all orators Of the
very first rank, the physical impress
sion made by Henry was as strong as
the intellectual There exists a de-
scription Of his appearance while de-
livering this last great speech-a de-
scription that came from one who was
present at the time 1t tells how.
when Henry rose and claimed the floor.
there was an "unearthly fire burning
In his eyes. He commenced somewhat
calmly, but his smOthered excitement
began more and more to play upon his
features and thrill in the tones of his
voices The tendons Of his neck stood
out white and rigid like whipcords.
Finally his pale face and glaring eyes
became terrible to look upon" The
witness Of the scene who gave this
vivid picture said that he himself 'fet
sick with excitement" When the ora
tor had finished his speech sit seemed
| as If a word from him would have
| led to any wild explosion Of violence
Men looked beside themselves" -Lyn,
| don Orr in Munsey's
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1908-01-21
DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE OF
rlNAL DISCHARGE
Notice is hereby given that on th
Second day of June, A. D. 1908

Second day Of June, A. D. 1908
the undersigned administrator of the
estate of A. H. Frederick. deceased
will make my final settlement with
Hon. Joseph Bell, Judge of probate, at
his office in Ocala, Marion county,
Fla, and viii apply for my discharge
R. T. Frederick,
Adm. Of Estate Of A II. Frederick,
deceased.
Nov. 18th, 1907.
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The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1908-01-21

First Sailor (proudly)-Been 'avin'
long yarn with the admiral. ave.
Second Sailor Gealously)-Humph!
What was yer long yarn?
First Sailor-Well. the old man. e
SEE ter me. e seq, "Starboard yer elm.
yer knock kneed lubber." An / ups
and I SEE. "Aye. aye. sir!-Sketch.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-14
NEW YORG STOCKS AND BONDS
Bull Party which Has Been Active in
Market Takes Rest.
BEARS ASSUME THE LEAD
Movement is COndseted with osution
ana Amount of LiquiaatiSn Called
oct fs Moderate-Close weak
aRd Lowest for. Dsy.

NEW TORk- Aus 2-The manner tn
which the market acted TO-DAY proved pur-
zling 10 the conjcctures that attempted 10
explain. A hull IN the activities e. the
powerful party in the speculation. which
has favored the advance BY ell the advices
Of leadership sno manipulation, was evi-
acted on this evidence to move on the
short slde Of the market and helped on the
reaction thar results frem me w1thdrswA
THIS bear movement vas conducted with
extreme caution and with signs Of umidfJy,
covering operations being resumed a. small
recesEionE IN prices The amount o. the
liquidation induced by the recession in
prices proved moderate and there was Moth
ing ike the preCipitsncy in unloading with
which 80 prolonged an Advance as has &C
CURED usually culmfnates Late IN the
day the particular weakness Of the Rock
Influential iea oerEhip for : bes- turn in the
market. and the attack on prices became
somewhat aggressive the market closing
weak. with prices al the lowest.
The action Of the market was attributed
10 purely technical csuses. and found no
explanation IN any positive development IN
the DAYS news. There is. however. q
rsthe striking contrast in some Of the
views on industrial affairs that have been
heard in the stock market and those thar
come from strictly trade sources. The com
plant voiced by the leading iron and steel
reviews over the hardness OF the revival
In that industry is an example. Today :
publication by those authorities was cal
culHted to dash ~sHnEuine views over the
present stage OF Improvement win the
view hat hopes NAV be maintained Tor
the future. The episode IN the outside
market was not relished. as q factor likely
10 discourage any public interest in the
stock market The performance there has
not been euuRlled since The like incident OF
the flotation % q mining stock under the
same auspices. Great excitement accom-
panied an early squirt In Bay Stale gas.
after which the price WELDED before the
steady supply Of stock. Some special weak
ness in the local traction stocks was due
to the announcement by the president 81
TIRE New Haven Of the intention Of that
company 10 undertake . subway route into
lower New York City. There was nothing
alarming in the DAYS news from the crop
regions, although differences Of oulnion are
expressed among expert authorities as ie
the extent Of the harm Done to corn and
spring wheat Yesterdays and today :
successful auction sale OF cotton goods was
favorabfv commented on as an effective
relief Of congestion which has grown
I'd in that industry. The sub-treasury con-
tinues to make large contributions 10 the
supply OF bankinE cash and the level 81
the interior exchanges indicates that tht
customary demand for currency there u
largely showing itself.
Bonds were irregular. Total sales pa
/ value. Ss.694.O00. United States bonds wert
unchanged IN call
Number OF ssleH and leading quotations
on stocks were as follows
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-14
AVERAGES

Minimum temperature for twelve-hour
PERIOD ending al s q. N.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-14

NNOth IN NIEHN
sceipts OF uve stock al the six principal
- --w-l~.fu xrraHawEuwa
OMAHA wHoLrsa4r MARKET.
Condition of Trade aae auotattoss sn
AfnnIe md EancN q

BUTTER-Cresmery. Nc. ! delivered TO
retail trade in Car1ens. &c; No In So
No. :. in Sob. atbE, 20Ac; No. ?, in 50.
10. tubs, 2lc; No, 2. In lib. cartoNk. 2lcs
No. ], in carload lots. II be- No :. in car
load lots, ls@lshc; country. fancy. tu6s,
lTc. conmOn l6c
EGGs-Fresh candled. i5e cuEsn,
CHEEsE-F1nsst Wisconsin full cream.
tEins. - nc; Young Amsricsn. in hoop.
i5c, FavOrlts. s IN noop. l5he, Daisy. 20
iS nG e; B.i fI case. Is Ssssn h sIfe aa. sSI or case.
zee, No quotations On Swiss aos umbers-
ers gn1l stIs5 October
lie. No. 3 ribs. &C. No. ] loin. rg<c; No. 2
Ioin. 42zc; No. 3 loin, s.. 80. J cAuck, SIC;
rNSoapd. So No, ? round. &C; no. 3 round
sc no, plate Be: No. : plate. SIC; No
VEGETABLEs - Celery. NichiEan- per
Cor. s5c. Desns, new wax and sIrinr. one
third DO. basket nJ0: navy, per be-. No.
! 81 ~ lInhu. Slse per 10. Cabbage. 2e pei
toes, per f-baskei crate, Doc Watermelon.
250SOe. CAhtElopes. California. xZ5OasM
sunbers. per 6ol- se 0nioas' BSTmads
Gl5e per cfEtss Texas yeloW. H3 per crate
rDce. per ooz,. 2c PEPPERS. southern. 81
FRESH FkUIrs-Applss. s. zsaaOo per
EoS5 o. ksHsnsE. 4 per 70. PiuEE. Is
EbaEket crate. Peaches. California 5O6ta0c
boa; Texas 4-oaEkst crate. sse7ve. Para
AEAA @@a@A @A-H@ - A3n~8
berries, $40 CherrioE. 80 cdrEEnts. N.6
G00ssbeTTIeE tZ@.
SCSAk-Cnarss gran Atsd. EbSe; fins
gIsnulsted. AVG. cubes. GGc. powered
G51c per ~.
LIVE FOCLThF-HenS. sAc; brolsrM
lie, rOoste-f, 90, c6Dons. lbc. ducks, shc.
geese. %, t~ugksga. lsc- pigsons. ekc dossEi
BqE&DE. s=UU ouze2
DRESSED PoTLTRS SaaAba. ca
dozen.
DRIED FRCITE-RAisinE. loose MnseAtsl
6arc. fancy see3@o. lit. cHrton, lbc. Cur-
rama. u~nclesned, VIC; cleaned. Sc; carton.
Sc per u. Fyunes, s0250u per sack; ~
per 10. Aprlcots. 2o-lS. boxes, Sc FER Is.
Peaches. California choice. &c, fancy buxsa.
lie per %. Pears. CsliforniA. lie Dates
Persian, tAFC- FtEE. lhEsrE. cnoIce. To-
Ctt-on, l3Gzc. Lemon peel sc Orange
Leel. LIZ
F~lsa-HAlibut. &c: rrout. Ise: pieksrsl Ia.
vike. lie, buliheAda, kline and DRESSED
Dc. white perch, e. white hasa. lie. black
hGss. nc, crEppiss. lie: white fish. lSc:
rsd snapper. Ice. founders. L.: macksnei
lie; codtish. fresh troLen. La: shze roe. 4Se
BmsltE, l5c; frog irEa st green sea turus
meat &c; catfish. ASc-s.
FIDEs-.u0tEuons BY J. s Smith a Co.
Green sHlted No. J. lOc. 80. 9 &C. buIl
hides. No. J. Be- No. 2 &c. aorse hides.
E-ho; sheep psltE. &c 70 nb9: an pelts. Ice
70 l2c per ID dry flint butcher hides. Isc
CRY fallen hides. lie drv saited hides. 81.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-14

sHEEP-Receipts Of sneep we're very lib
ersl sgAin this morning. making the run
for the week unusually large. not only as
compared With previous weeks. but also a.
compared with q year ago Fortunately
he demand was 80 good that the receipts
cfd not appear 10 be any too large.
There was an Old-ttne market in the
sheep barn this morning. Buyers we're all
out early and practically everything on
sale was disposed of before 10 O'Clock m
tie morning. norNithBtSnding the fact that
receipts were large and there was more OF
leSs sorting 20 be done. Pack rs all seemed
10 want supplies and 81 dld not take them
very long 10 pick oat the desirable killers
Ewes sold - to us. while Wethtrs that
brought S3.& yesterday sold up TO s. today.
with others bringing s8.7b. as against $50
YESTERDAY. In fact. most sales looked 1Od
l5c higher han yesterday and the marker
was active Al the advance. The improve
ment IN the market today on top OF that o.
yestenosy makes Up all the loss Of the week
30 far.
The barn was crowded with feeder by
ers, who snapped UP everything in sirht
hat would DO for their purposes. In fact.
the feeder market was as strong ana as
active as the market on xii ers. Feeder
buyers not only took all Of the thin stuff.
but they bid on a good deal OF stuff that
the packers were also BIDDERS for
Quotations on range or grass sheep and
lambs; Good 10 choice lambs, s.. 7b@6-1U,
fair 70 good lambs. Sc. 4bds.1 IS: feeding lamb.
39S-&; good 70 choice light yearlings.
- q4.69: good 10 choice heavy ysarHnEs.
NSon4-S; feeding yesrlings, s3.s8a4. g: good
10 choice Wethers, -Sbas. 90. fair 10 good
weths1E. S3-5tQS.gb feeling wethsrs. Sc. 5Oq
S.1b' good 10 choice ewsE. e3.5bh8-S- fair l.
good ewes. S2Se3 %; feeding ewes, &.5lQ
10; culls and bucks. s. .O013.td.
kEI resent EHfEE NENaeH
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-14
CRAIS AND PRODUCE MARKET
Traders Anxious 70 Buy Back on Eros.
Scare.
EkRLY BUYne Owe nPErUs
slues ResPona Quickly and the re-
sestsn In wheat 81. Noticeable
Large Export Busine.s
q Feature.

OMAHA August Is. 1ss.
Afttf he heavy uoUidstiun In the closing
narket y~eattrdhy. traders were rust ss
anxious 70 buy h. back this morning on q
frost &rare IN the northwest
Ths early buying gave the market the
NECESSARY impetus for an advance and
relues answered quickly to every bid
The reaction N whsat today was very
ruftceehle
Those who cold yesterday were among
ire FIRST 70 buv q back today.
a frost scare in the northwest and .
lErEe eTport business being The features
Creofed the advance.
SspieHDbsI wheat opened 81 Bic and closed
at SIC.
Corn proved vsry inactive. nothing to
Epc1k o. vas offered and 81 the high
valu1s only the actual demand is called
fer Receipts are light and the country
reserve 10 . problem 70 be solved as yet
September corn opened a. &c and closed 81
7nfc.
Primary Nhest receipts Vere 5000 bush
els And Shipments were $4,000 bushels.
against receipts last year 81 ~ 90 bushels
and shipments Of $4,000 bushels.
Corn receipts we're 3lk00 bushels and
shipments we're AZ 600 bushels. against re
&c Its last year a. 1900 bushels and ship
mentt OF 49, 900 bushels
Clesrances were No0e bushels OF corn,
none o. oats and wheat and nour equal 10
VsWM bashels,
Liverpool closed AdA.d higher on wheat
and I'D higher on corn.
sesbosrd reported 1000 bushels Of wheat
tsken for Nport
LEGAL ranEs o. opI1onHs
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-14
ForeiKn FInnnciaI.

LONDON. Aug 8.-Muney was in liberal
supply on the market today and discounts
were steady. The Stock exchange con-
CluGed the settlement with one small break
in Goldfield shares. which did not affect
the market Business for the account was
Of fair dimensions and the tone generally
firm. Mexican mines attracted in
creased speculation. Consols and gilt-edEed
securities were firm on berter investment
buying and a good bank return. while for
eigners benefited on Paris buying. Ameri-
can shares started well. owing TO the final
rally in Wall street. yesterday afternoon.
which induced covering operations here.
The smaller priced securities received good
attention Southern Pacific passed the
record mark. 100 in The forenoon. Later
acted snd the market finished duh.
PARlS Aug. 12-Trsding on the Rourse
today was firm.
BERLIN, Aug 13-Trsding on the Bourse
today was strong and active.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-14

without any question. The presk started
yesterday was continued today with re-
newed viEor. II seemed as II The market
once started down hill was easy 10 push
alonE. Prices were generally 2oc lower
than yesterday. the hogs selling pretty
generally at - e00621 with q sprinklinE
Of the best loads az SIS and o top 81 S41
Yesterday over half Of all The hogs sold
al SEQ. with q EprinkinE Of the better
loads a. s. 4h. On Tuesday. which was the
high point touched in g lon time. the
popular price was $3.50, winch. will give
some ideA Of the extent Of the decline.
While the market was slow in getting q
star. there was q little more life 10 Il
when once under way, so thai the most uf
the hogs were sold IN reasonable season
In addition 70 the fresh receipts there
were about l.5a hogs carried over from
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-14
TntaIs

CATTLE-Receipts Of caste acre uneX-
pecteGly large today. lbs cars being reported
In. This Is The largest run OF cattle re-
ceived on a Thursday since June II, when
ls cars were reported in. The arrivals as
has been the csse all the week, consisted
almost entirely Of rangers, there being Nery
few ccrn-feus or natives Of any kind. The
fact that receipts today were 50 liberal.
making the run for the week to date l1.60
bead. as against SSH head q week ego,
csnsed buyers 10 hesitate somewhat, max
ing the trade a little slow in getting
started,
In spite Of the large receipts the supply
OF beef steers was by no means large, with
the result that desirable killers commanded
fully steady prices. As q matter Of fact,
westerns looked stronger. The same corn
feds that brought $3.50 yesterday sold in
the same notch today, there being no quota
bic change in the market on that kind.
Fat COWS and hsiferE. owing 10 the large
SUPPLY. were very SLOW sale and II Was late
before a clearance vas effected. Prices
were generally as much az 11dl5C lower,
and IN some cases possibly worse than that
On the other hand, Gamers we're free sellers
At firm prices.
Feeders. which have been working mp
ward all the week were SLOW sale today,
prices had been advanced most too fast
and partly because the end Of the week
spectators hands The result Was that
while common kinds were emily = little
easter, the medium grades and all com
mon kinds were loG15c lover and In some
cases more. too.
Quotations on cattle Good to choice
corr-fsd steers, ssrTd7. ~, fair to good corn
fed steers, S406S-0O; common TO fair corn
fec steers. A.25H5.4 ~; good 10 choice range
steers, s.. 40; fair 10 good range steerE.
A.sSQs15; common 10 fair range EteeTE,
g. sla425, good &c choice COWS and neifers,
SS.sJdA60, fair 10 good COWS and heiferE,
SOeS3S.5; common 10 fair COWS and helfers,
s. &1IS.0o: good 70 choice stoCkerH and feed
ers. SAeSd4T fair 10 good StDckers and
feeders. S8Ssd4O0; Cozzufon SO tsir stockers
and feeders. S3lG0Ni o.. EsFGk hslfeTs, G.b1
| 6R16.
RspreserrEth Rsleg.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-14
kah.as ~ LIre stock Market.

KANSAS CITY. Aug l8-CATTLE-
Receipts, 1000 head. including s.O0b south
ems, market steady choice export and
good. tAbD@t.00s western steers. tGb06
Is; Etocksrs and feeders. s.s5aa 50.
southern steers I34Od4.be. southern
COWS, t2eBdabO; native coVs. 1000
400, native heifers. s1l0dE25. bulIs
s.6BWts5. calves tGGB66o0-
HOGs-ReceiptE. 10000 head, market 20
o 2bc lover; TOP. $685.; bulk Of sales
fs9SG6be; heavy. t6bod6b5- packers
ana butchers t62ba65b; hEht t6e8a
6aE. piEs. f8bbdb2b
SHEET AND LAAES-Recsiptg. Ib0b
bead market lOqi5e lover; lambs ss-50
qsco, ewes and yssrlinef f2g51 A9s.
s8Ee@4lo; Etocksrs ana feeders f32ba
zee.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-14
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS
Feaures of the TrndinE and ClOsing
Prices on Board of Trade.

HANGA w 1o@N4 " ANa&Ns
CHICAGO. u I.-Cold weather in west
ern Canada and 3 revival Of export bust
ness today forced the price Of wheat on
the local exchange lie above the low point
Of the day. The close was AZ the best
figure. the September delivery being up "a
lAto. Corn closed nc Up. oats 40 &c lower.
Provisions declined 2se TO 22hc
Strength IN wheat was IL evidence from
the ~eeginning Of trade 10 The END Of the
session A feature Of the business WAS
liberal purchases by the influential trader,
whose heavy sales yesterday caused the
market 10 slump 2 cents The market was
bullishly affected ct the starr hy compare
lively steady cables and by Advices from
western Canada claiming that low tempera-
lures had prevailed last rAght throughout
Saskatchewan and Manitoba. One report
from Winnipeg asserted that ice had formed
at several places. Later in the day Stats
teal news encouraged further buying, the
primary receipts today being estimated Al
moo bu. less than those for the CORE
sponding day last year, while total ship
ments wNre 5000 bu. IT. excess Of the days
rec ipts. An improved demand by exporters
vas smother important factor in The sftua-
ton. Fifty csrEoes were reported con-
trRcted for, one OF them for France Sep
TENDER opened itdrc higher al 9gt69e4c 10
s21fc and advanced TO sSixe where II closed
CtArances Of wheat and flour were equal
to $500 bu. Primary receipts were sSb ,09
hu. compared with s55.0n pu. a year ago.
Minneapolis. Duluth and Chicago reported
receipts Of 80 cars, against as a week ago
and 81 last year.
Strength IA wheat. smaller receipts and
Cooler NehLOfT ~ HhTLE DI lAE corn DEll
had a strengthening effect on the corn mar
ket. sentiment IN the pit being bullish nearly
al DAY. The bunk Of the trade was IN the
December and Man deliveries. The Septem-
Der option. although traded liz 70 4 less eK-
tent than the distant futures, showed the
greatest strength. owing 70 the anxiety Of
shorts. who covered freely al times because
OF the snail arrivals. The market closed
firm for September and Msy, but easy for
December. September opened unchanged al
T1Ic sold At Tsc and then dvRDced 10
sc. The close was al 7Ac. Local receipts
were is cars, with thirty-nine OF contract
grade.
oats opened quite weak. owing 10 genera
selling BY commission houses, but soon
rallied IN sympathy with the wheat
strength. The market held firm ard steady
the greater part OF the day. but eAsed off
again Onward the close because Of the de-
cline in the price Of the cash article. Sep
TENDER opened s6Ate lower a. 47ds7Ac, ad-
vAnoed 70 FTAc and closed al Eruf7lzc
Local receipts were IA cars.
Liquidation IN provisions was general and
the market closed weak. Several local
packers were among the heavy sellers and
there was also free selling by outsidert- A
decline m live hogs was the inspiration
back q the sales. At the close September
pork vas off sE4c at NAs74 Lard was "a
NC down Al as and ribs were is1xe dowr
at H&
Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat
80 cars; corn Ia cars. oats 2S cars: hogs
1900 head.
The leading futures range IS follows
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-14

NEW YORK Aug. 13-METALS-Ths
Ion6on tin market had quite a sharp de-
cline today. with EpoT closing 81 El8s los
ktt was weak and lower IN consequence al
S3N01d3a.O. Copper was higher al SEQ l2s
So for spot and ESl - Sc for futures. The
local market was Gull ana unchanged.
Lake is quoted al SIS 6d12.g7-. electrolTric
Sa- 621-ul2 -. and casting 81 E2.gT~dl3b Sc.
Lead advanced 10 E13 lis 80 Al London.
Locally the market was quiet and IN
changed al &~-571xGa-s2A Speltsr was
higher at E1s Us Sd n the London market.
The local market wa@ quiet and unchanged
at - 6uS The English IRON market was
lower. with StBndRnd foundry quoted At
49s 50 and Cleveland warrants al SIS. The
local market was generally unchsnFed No.
] foundry northern is quoted at Sl65adl7uO
No. ? Sl6JAq16.bo. No. J suuthern and No. J
southern, soft. S1s59G1r2.
ST. LOUIS, Aug l2-METALS-Lesd.
firm. $50 spelter. firm. A.6.n
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-14
RosUES NOT WARY OF WARES
Thieves VISIT omees OF JOhn D. Ware
and Miss LHura ware In Differ
snt Buildings.

Burglars were not EsTF Of ne Wares
"wednesday and Two Omaha persons by
that name are short nearly TG IS the re-
suit q the bold-ess o. tWo thieves
John p. Ware. ar attorney ID the New
YORK Life building and living a. uss south
T~wenry-ninth avenue. lsn a p3cketbo5k
UntaininE 81 IN = loon and Nhen he re-
turned n q disappeared
Miss Laura Ware. q sienosrspasr In the
office ~ 2 L Huntiey r. Brsndes build-
ing and hring Al s5 South Tli1y-nrst
street, left her purse o0ntsl1inE s. on her
office desk ana q sneak thisf took posses
aon-
siEns reaolns BsWL ~ the Wares.
VIII nov be- posted % These two offices
Gne the victims 81 tie burglars prgposc
10 deal hErEhlg IN the future with any
suFplcl0uE locking characters
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-14
E~yaporated AppIes and DRIED Fruits.

NEW YORK, Aug B.-EVAPORATED
APPLES-The market continued very uuiet.
with fancy quoted al HGd1Dl~c: choice. sdsc.
prime, bfsdIc; common 20 fair. 5rds1Tc.
DRIED FRJITS-Prunes are quiet on
spot, with quotations ranging from &C TO
Oregon fruit. Apricots are dull. 50 far as
business for spot delivery IL concerned.
with choice qouted al G&dsc: extra choice.
sTll0c, fancy, lolR9Ilc Very Bttle business
u reported in peaches. with choice quoted
81 4lzuSlEc- extra choice. SnSc. fancy. SAD
s1Tc; extra fancy, Sd1O4c. Raisins are
firm on the coast, but demand Is hight and
The SPOT market unchanged With loose
muscatel quoted a. 4&dSSc; choice 10
fancy seeded, 6u7&c. seedlssE At 5l6c. and
London layers al E-61dL6
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-14
Wool Market.

BOSTON. aug. l3-WOOL-The local
wool market shows some Improvement
especially In fleece woods There is q
fairly active demand for ont-qusrter bluoi
with q rather small supply 81 Ohio avail
orders and this Is reflected by fresh con
tracts for wool and several EiEeHhle sales.
one transaction in oregon staple bcinE
a. lGc. or soc on q secured basis
ST LOTIS Aug 1a-WOOL-Frm- me
dun grades. comhirs and clothing, lsd91c:
aght fine l6Glslec5 heavy fine, nd13r: tub
Uashed. srdwc.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-14
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET
Csttle steAdE-HOEs LOwer-SheeP
and LAMB Higher.

CHICAGO. Aug n-CATTLE-ReceiptE.
estimated a. about A0Jo head; mark 4
steady, steers A51d7 I'D; COVE. 81 4GasE.
heiferE. S2h0aS0. balls, 1z10blJ. calves.
5000 80; stockers and feeders, ~ 6Jg4 50
HOGs-ReceIplE, estimated 81 about
300 head, marEef lHG1bc loser ch3ic=
heavy Shipping t6-55G6G butchers IS so
66s; light mixed. &.S5dt4Gi Chosce Ugh
s6tDneBo, packing, t60ta6z5; liEE. SIS b
GO; bulk 81 sales. 50 4Dqs5l.
SHEEP AND LAMBE-RsreipfE. Is 10
mated Al about N.GE head. MARKET s.eGcv
10 lbc higher. sheep. Gb1NAS. lambs. AE5
$3.50; yearlingE. N10GAB0