davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-21

sEEEF-Heceipts u sheep we're very far
for a Thursday. -1irty-aine care being re-
ported IL For ne week lie receipts nave
oeen large. snoVing a gain over al pre-
vious weeks for some ftt.le time back. and
= s7ul lager san over q year ago.
TIE suppl Of at sheep Wa 1y no means
larEe. Vnlle there vas a good 'uy'ng de-
manu. As q result the market on deairR-
Die kinds o. Killers vas fairly active Al
steady - stronger prices Old WetAsrS sold
lp % LU.
Far la-n5s we're IN very liberal supply, a
considerable proportion Of the day re-
ceipts consisting Ok that kind II view q
ire fact nat ne Chicago market On lambs
has been breaking badly, % uRs not sur
pr1EiEE that the feeling vas weaA II The
lamh market tnis u1orning. s1en me SIZE
Of ne receipts were aiken into conEidera-
ton SCl there vas 4 fair demand and
lambs sold a. steady % a lLls lover prices,
ne naTkeL as a whoie. being in far con-
riuOn.
The inquiry FOR feeder sheep and lambs
vas very good again This morr.-E. and any
thing that seemed desirable in the eyes q
country buyers sold quite freely a. good.
steady prices.
A Ltiie later reports came from Chicago
Indicating a very bad Ia lamb market a.
that point and some buyers got orders
net 10 touch anything unless tney could
get a quarter of. with ne result nat Lhey
dropped out % ne market This left ne
market here without sufficient buying sup
port. and Il weakened of closing very
slow and auil WIN prices at east sc
owe As showing ne cenoieon Q. ne
published al that poilt, quoted The lamb
market there Yesterday a. &c lower On
westerns ana SOC lower On native thsn last
week In addition % that he Chicago mar
ket was quoted 10dl5c lower today.
Quotations on range or grass sheer ana
lambs: Good 20 choice lambs.
far TO good lambs. z7d6M; feeding
-am5s. Eae6S.S good % choice light yezr-
ltngs. "a %d475. good 70 choice nesvy yea
lnEs. H.IodA. %. feeding yeaTlingS, Ah9
40; good % choice uetierE. tar
70 good wethers. E6aGGB; feeding wstherS
E-JAd& 3. zoud 70 -huice ewes aSa1AR;
fair 70 good ives. E5626, feeding swes.
E5b631a, cults and bucks.
Ea-rzearnn---a aaTaE-
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-21
FOREIGN Financial.

PARIS. Aug M-The tone On the Bourse
today was heavy and prices closed If
regular.
Berlin aug. M-P-ces on the Bcurse
today were quiet
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-21
kan.as city Liv. sterk Market

KANSAS CITY No Aug 20-CATTLE
receipts 5000 head including 2.401
choice export and dressed beef steers
S6.l04 G-5 far % good q 20 $50. VEST
eTn steers g. so q So stockHrs and feed
=rs. &-S5u4-I5. southern steers. 833dd
4-a southern cows. S215G3.50- native
cows S-50Q as. native heiSers- g-.-JH
SIS.
HDGs-R~oeiprv 5000 head market
opened weak closing s. higher top 49,
BULK II sales. IS 45ds-5. reavv. Is sF
AI5- packers and butchers. S646uH-5-
Light. 5000 g. SO. pigs. s.. 9OG52a.
SHEEP AM LAMBS -ceiprs. 4H0
head market steady % weak lambs s. a0
uo--5 ewes and v~ea-tiugE. E3.-5G-l5-
Texas yea-lngs. $50 Texas s-=ep
400
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-21
Evsporated Apple. and Dried Frui4..

NEW YORK Aus @-ETAPDRATED
APPLES-M2TKeJ is slightly easier IN tone
and offers OF prime f-lit for November de-
livery ara reported a. g.. Fancy are lunrrG
Al lpdl9l1c- choice. sdA- prime. SE re.
common 20 far. 5-rTsi-c.
DRIED FRTTTS-rru-as are gufe- Wit,
buyers evidently disposed 20 ECld of. al
though there is no sign II ~Wsakeuing IN
tlr part lt coast holders. Quotations
range from r. 10 &c For California and
from SIP 10 ~ for Oregon fruit ApricDts
are m moderate demand on spot. Choice
ars quoted az s& dAc extra choice. gL-TIOc
fancy WlTdLC- Peaches are du.et and
unchanged. with choice quoted al sGS&.c
extra choice. 4Igl-C. fsnCy. Hlrd 10rc axTro
fancy, Da1-c- Ha-E-rs are in iUbbinE de-
~anc, WITH loose MIscatei quoted al q.
sac seeded raisils, Sn7&c. seedless. s6Sc
L0ndCn layers. s. 59dLS.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-21
st. Leai. LIrr 800 Mnrk.t.

ST. LOUIS Aug A-CATTLE-Receipts.
A&6 head. including d head Texans;
market l0nISc higher; natives. strong Tex
ans. steady native shipping ard export
steers. s. Bd1 50: dressed beef and butcher
steers. Steers under LSa pounds.
s.. ndR6Q: stockers and feeders. E55dAm.
cows and heifsrS. r. Sos Gamers. It's
d2= bulls. s.. Bd45, calves. E9sdS. 2.
Texas ard Indian steers. RIGGS. cows
ana hsifsrs. E-5GE&
HOGS-Receipus. $50 head; market
steady. pigs and lights. .5adG 80; packers.
Sc 50; butchers and best heavy. N60a
AS24
SHEEP AND LAMBS-ReceiptE. AR
head market weak. lie lower native NUT
tons. 81 lambs. G5s6S-E cuils and
bucks. E$64-a9; stOcksrS, s. I5dAaEa
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-21
CHICAGO I'VE STOCK MARKET
Cattle. Hess. sheep and Lambs steady
On Maderate RN~rfnra.

CHICAGO. aug. N-CATTLE-Receiptz.
about 400 head. market steadv.
steers. S.-5d-5. cows. <. SlI5.E. heifera.
G.06d60e; bulls. g. bdh1o; calves. sR06TI.
suOckers and feeders. 8le45
EOGE-ReCeiruE- estimated about 5000
head market STEADY choice heavv ship
ping. &75dS-G5; butchers. S. D@s&. light
mixed. AJqha choice light. S6JdS- 3.
packing. - 40Gs60; pigs, H-O6S.8 buIk Of
sales. &g6RM
SHEEP AND LAMBE-RsceiprA. esfi-
mated shout 300 head: market for sheep.
steady. lambs. mostly lOc lower. sheep.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-21
BUILDING is NECK AND NECK
T~Aousandth Permit Issued AaEaHt II
Last Year and AuEast 70
Thfa Year.

Although last yaar was such q prosper
Gus year N building circles IN Omaha this
year p but one day behind me record made
n 1907.
City Building Inspector Withheld Thurs
DAY issued the LJdJtl permit for a building
n Omaha, Last vea- the LO0oth permit
was issued on August e. 50 this year is
just one DAY behind The L.10th permit
vas issued 70 ". T Graham for q building
a. T0rty-tourth r Grant srreeta
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-21
" COL Markef.

BOSTON. Aug 20-WDDL-L0cai wool
gea4ers are much encouraged over The
Improvement in the s.-lalun with many
buyers IN the market ana a fairly active
demand for al -lugs TRANSACTIONS raw.
1ern greater thar tlT s+vrral weeks
especially IN Montana and other western
clips Prices hold stslCy-
81 LOUIS Aug f-WDoL-FI-m me
alum grades. c1unlrg and clothing "a
lJc LIGHT fine. -6nl5l-c. heavy rDe -M
rub washed. Ddg-c.
ST LOUIS AEE -1-WOOL-Frn.
medium grades -umhIlE and clothing. ~
G-nC- EEnr fine. -S4LsLe- heavy f1ne
u ul-C- rub washed. 90 &c.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-21
DEBs At THE AUDITORIUM
Socialist Candidate for President VIII
Gene - Omaha TbfPd of
September.

Eugene v Debs. socialist NOMINEES for
president vill speak in Omaha the night
Of September . II arrangements can bs
made % secure the Auditorium he viii
speak there. Local socialists are now pre-
pairing for the reception Of their leader
M Debs Is 10 make a tour in A specisI
train from the Atlantic 70 the Pacific and
viii stop in Omaha enroute weE.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-21
View York Money Market.

NEW YORK. Aug N-MONET-ou call
EASY Aa1 per cent ruling rate, I Der cent
dosing sd. I per cent. Offered ar Per
cent Time loans, duil sixty DAYS = per
cent. ninety GAYS I~d-4 per cerr- six
months. 81 per cent
PRIME MERCANTILE PAFER-sH4 d.
cent
arr1al business n bankers bills 81 S. So
Aas8 for sixty day bills. and a. = sg0 IN
demand. C1mmercisl bills, NSl d-sl
METALE-Bar silver h MeE-can
dollars ~
BONDE-E0vernmen- steady abroad
regular
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-21

NV YORK Aug N--DFFEE-Markp-
FOR coffee futures opened steady A. M
changed prices. with me close steafy. net
unC1alEec 90 5 points HiE1er sales we're
reported 1f E-Gs bags. ~nCluuiuE August
a. 57o1a BE September Al hSadz -Ar
October so. Decemher. hEc March.
5Er- May dE5d5 7NC June. ~ and JuIv
679l5 Be. spot coffee quiet Ne. : Rio
~rc- No Z santos SIC mild coffee dul,
Cord0vA A6lzIc
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-21

49, -. erarrlea Sc whifs rHh. Wes
~ nnarp~r. lee. noundsra Lcs mucEerel
ne cadrah. r-sah frcnsn. "a. ahaa 80 80.
aueita &c. croH HeEa &C Eresn go t4As
maaL Sc. caEGah 50
lreru aaited No. 4 Mc Nc q g SUI
hidea. No L g. No 4 e 1rrse hicr@
C8. snrer pslta Ec 70 IS drr pelta lc
10 &c per - Az Cirt catcher hides Ecs
~ eaii-n h1dss. lie. Srv saited hldee ~
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-21

higher ne sssirabls shippinG E-adss scid
1uits Freely 1ut 81 tire nors invent rr1ers
wprs @1ed. re marxsI On tre sfnrr Ends
vas - a arw ard INDIFFERENT character
Al ne sane tine prices wers on ~ aver
sgs anout 81 NtEnsr Tran r~esterday The
most - the hogs trdav bruuE1t - NrfAA
whereas YESTERDAY NaflNE~ buVN b.
hElf ~ ne recetpta Ire nest hoEs cdky
sold I'D 20 &R a. aEafnst tie l1- gesrer-
Gay ~ 49, hlthuuHh re trade 49, not
active re ~criuts Werr - mG~r nest -
re MUrr sod m rn~v fa- uaanu~
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-21
Cotton Market.

NEW ORLEANS. AIE M--C--ON-
SPOT quieT low ordinary. Size. nominal
low middiinE sac msGdl7nE AZ
good Dldu-inE "a g--5r- -.ddIing far
70 l-sc- FAIR = 5-lrc nominal sales. 20
bales, receipts. - bales stock. 4 nj nsras
ST. LOUIS, Aug N--DTTDN-uuU-
nlcdliDg -or sales. g bales receipts ~
bales shipments IS bales stock u1r2
bales
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-21
WEATHER ~ TIE GRAIN BELT
Fair Friday. vita ne remperatur.
On the Rise.

OMAHA Aux. - Lag
An area n high pressure extends from
the ROCKY Gun rs EAST over the contra
Valleys 20 ne .ahe -Hg-un- The weather Is
clear ln the lake region. tlruualuur The
upper MlEslssippi and lEsuu- valleys Ard
nur-E west SHOWERS occurred Ir -le lower
valleys and throughout the southern ana
eastern portions within the last rUrn-v-
tour Eours ana a generally cloudy condi-
Iun prevails over rleEP seCLcnE This morn
l1E The weather 3 cool throughout the
central valleys. but ,H followed bY warmer
IN the upper valleys and northwest ara r1e
temperature VII rise steadily In this vici0-
Fly i1nignt ana Friday. with continued far
weather
Omaha record - temperature and ora-
1pliauon compared with the correspond
Lng dag Of the asst three years
lSs ls7 LRs 1876
PrHc1pila-iun ........-... 90 o. % 20
Normal temperature for -ldHy. = de-
grHes
Defciency in precipitation since March
q II inch.
DeGcisncy corresponding period In 1877.
ass inches.
Deficiency corresponding period ir 1915.
&4 inches l.
Local ForeCasr---
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-21
NEW YORk GENERAL
oaotatfoas of the Day on Variou.
ommodfrfe

NEW YORK. Aug. so-FLOCR-Receiors.
1855 hbls exports. 50o bhis. sales, %
nesCta patents. E.A1dS.E winter sr-alE5tz.
A1e94.l5; Minnesota bakers, =. H04- "a: win
ter exLraA- G4hdaS; winter patents. s.. 400
A751 winter low grades. aSpI25a Rye Four
quiet fair 10 good. S4l5Ha5O- choice 70
fancy. S45g4E.
CORNMEAL-steady: fine white and vel
HR
RyE-Dun; No. : western. sac. nominal
WHEAT Receipts. 50 Ia bu. exports
I5a2s hu-, sales. AID8.G81 bu. f1ru~es. and
aAlSs bu. spot SPOT market firm. No. ,
red. G-W9.dLuL. elevator. and ELUzyc & @.
B.. atloat. No. I northern. puiuth. So +
q. D. atloaI1 No. . hard winter, GD5la T.
o b. a0oaL- shorts were active buyers o.
september wheat today ana prices ad-
vancec over a cent a busheL Strong cables.
lighter receipts ard A good cash demand
were the chief bun factors. Wear the close
reAhzing developed and part Of the rise
vas lost Enal prices showing l.IsEc -er
-se. September, 2HlEGl1gL. closed S-.H2.
December ads4dLdg1, closed SLlg1 Nay.
CORN-Receipts none: exports. none
sales aHl spUt market firm No. =. s8c.
nominal elevator and sAsc, delivered, T. O.
D AL-oaL option market was higher on
covering Of September and closed a. al
net higher September, s1%m7tc,
closed a. SO December closed a. "a
OATs-Receiprz. 1850 bu.. exports. L.aao
bu- spot firm, mixed. 3 70 = pounds. 5la-c.
uaAAAa4 WINE n TO 81 ELQnGG. GAlUag-
clipped white, 2 - ~ pounds 55lEd6gc
F~EED-steaGy- spring bran, ESQ; mid
dlingE. 2Ta0-
choice. So s5c-
HIDEsouieti BogotA Eazlc. central
American. Mis-.
LEATHER-stsa6ys acid. 4..GZsc
PROVISIONS - Beef. quief. family
S1S.75 qlT50; ness g450dI550. beef
hams, s2a00gs09e packed. s13 90 gl4o0-
city. extra mess, So 90 O 800. Cut meats.
quiet picked bellies. gEu-Ic. Lard
steady az SSonaHt refined steady; con-
tinenL, $50, south American. 20 so.
compound. - dSA.c- Pork. steady Fam
lly- $500 Ls.50- short clears. sE--50d
1880. mess. $500 GI725.
TALLOW-EAsy- city & Ger package.
Sc. country tpaCkazes free. SSsn56xc-
S&d7c- Japanese. nominal
RiCE@QuieI- domestic, fair 20 extra. q.
arc, Japanese. nominal
TTTER-Flrm- state dairy. common 70
finest Is0@c.
CHEESE-zteadv state. full cream. arg
cClOred OF white. fancy, nae.
EETS-FI-n- receipts. 10 so dog. western
E-szs. HdIc- seconds, LSird-gTc-
EDLLTRV-Aliwe. steady surfugE. nc
fowls. L-rc. turkeys. Ec. Dressed. frregu-
ls- western springs. Eir1lsc turkeys. I6a
DC fowls, -3Hl+--C.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-21
View Work MINING Stscks.
Treasury sureuear.

WASHINGTON aug. 20-ToCsys STATE
ment Of the treasury balances IN the zLl-
ara fund exclusive Of the $3.50. 200 geo
gold reserve. shows Available cash bal
ance. Sl9-. 445.sse gold coin ard bc-lion
s3T-31T sos gold certificates. S51.sb1.66n
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-21

sioux CITY. Ia AUG E-ESp 81 rs-
sg-am. @CATTLE-Rrcrlpta ~ rrad mar
krt steady bp~Ves ecwe Rrd
heffe-s. - auGaN f-edprs NtalAG. calves
and vearings, b61A
HOES - RscaIpua lsu head. markrf
-
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-21
otI. s1a R1.fa.

sAvANNAH. Alg M-OIL-Turpentns
firm a. "a.
RnsN-Fr-. A. 2. c EEg9.E = 20
a. z & &a.S; r ana g. Gg0
5S r. Gz56aR, l. UA62Sa- y rs
" g. Us. n W &A
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-21

MINNEAPOLIS aug @-WEEAT-Sep-
l-mb@r. EFE Deremb@r So, cash, No.
& lard U&aLE M northern E-esdL3
No. . northern. UIGlzz No. 8 northern,
E--4dl16
BRAN-Tn bulk. 80 EdclU
FL1TE-QUer- first patents la1A
second patents &adE-5 ErsT clears. I3
6+E second clears. E5s11@
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-21

LF ERFDtL AEE 2-W HEAT-@Bar
No. RED western winter IS Skid No Z
California Is Hu1 Flulres STEADY SEP
u-mh@r s e. DeCFmbs- = "a
C0RN EprL firm American urE=I
a. Furl-=s gutet z=pl-mher Es q
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-21

DCLC-H Nina AlE m-WHEAT-N0
q northern UG- No. e nOr-rern- neW z b
biz septsmber Enir 5iG December,
1sr htG-
GATS-Ta arrive a6E-c
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-21

LONDON. AuH n-Amprican securities
-us1cd steady t1cag. with prices about IN
changed La-e- A~-alEa-atad copper ard
a fuw other stocks declined slightly. but
tHasa losses we're quickly recovered. a
noon. she tone was gtaad- and prices
ranged from balou r- abo~s regter-
1ava Npw YORK closing
49, H..aa-U m~nrHu#
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-21
MIIwaukee Grafa Warkrt.

MILWAUKEE, Alg N-WHEAT-Cne
Gems higher No. 4 northern E-sdLL- No
. nOrl1sr1. uI6ul-8. sept=mber ETrc
EAELEF-[nchanEed samples 6ids-c.
IHaN-HlErer- No. : -aEl. To. Sep
-=nh=r -
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-21
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

EEsAEa Cornssr and wife "
block T. wilcox addition .-.--.. 1000
Harriet Bennett 10 Henry wIlksn-
ming. lots I and . block 9 Cot
Esinore Place company 10 Georgs
Stone. lots Is and Is, block 4
Thomas sullivan to Ellen cornesr.
lot . block ] Poppieton PARK L.sOs
Waiter I Dallas and wife 70 Carl
e Sundell and Andrew J. New
man. wl0 feet IN width OF Moe
feet Of lot u and FL OF Moe feet
OF lot y. subdivision o. block A
Reservoir addition --.--....-..
Jennette Chambers 20 Somers-Joha-
son Beatty ? taziot =
Minnie Campbell and husband %
Mrs. Virgins Woods. lot Is. block
s. Reeds Third addition ........ z10e
County treasurer % Reed Bros,
let's 5. 6 azd Z Graves park .....
lot = Ames Second addition zee
Charles Lentz and wife 70 Ernest
Foppen, lot s, block g. Park For
Ernest Pepper 70 charles Lentz-
lot block Psrs Forest
Operative Refining company IotE
Is and II. block S Paddock
Hama Pearson st a 70 Joseph
L~a-ondsE sa q 81 9f lot T.
MARVEL Ansiy 70 Frank " Nc
queen. lot & block 5 Loves adci-
charies N Lsntz ana vie 20 queen
Victoria Jackson. lot q. H-Wiey
Florence A M-Coy ara husband to
Myrtle A Wulff lot "a blork .
Ha4cyuu Heights ..-- Toe
Peter L Petersen "a MarE-erhe
Nelson. lot J. block J. Elvood
Fa-h ... ....-
Thomas HsaIv ard wife 70 Charles
ton 1880
James r Y1una and wife % Mar
ehard HI. Loo
samuei n Howard ard wife To VII
fam 2 W-'Eh government tot
10. 4-l5-s ..-r.. r-rsr- rns-.sr- 800
Total .S2osss
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-21
Bank ~.
Metal Market.

OMAHA A1g N-EHlk cIaar-1Es for n.
day we're C-5a ~ a and tor the CORE pond.
ing dare lsS- wear E.ss2SgZE-
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-21

NO Z
Cash quotations were as follows
FLOER-Susadys winter patents A10d
40. arraignts. zs6dAB. spring patents.
straights. A1g16Z. bakers. 40
GAIa
WHEAT-No, 2 spring. scGu-Io; No. .
red. REasc
CoRN-No = 3l.dE-c. No. . yellow. ~
uA1-r-
OATs-Nn 3 white, ssisd55ac.
- . Tic
B~AELET-Fair 70 choice mating. SGdrac
SEEDS-FlaL Nc. Z northwestern. III
rhUNl StDNS-ehorf rihs sides 1.ueel
Pork meEE. per hhi-. 81 E7
IAm Lard per 100 ibs- 81 shc- cIea-
sides thuxed1. Ezhdan
Receipts and shipments Of -four and grain
Eera As follows
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-21

very lE1I showers we're general through
cut ne corn and wheat reE1un Wednesday.
followed by clear and cool This morning.
L A WELSH. Local ForecaEter.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-21

ST LOEIH AuE M-WHEAT-H Ener.
rrack. No. . red cash $3.50 No. . hard
S1@1e September. AIasHc December.
Sc
CnEN-FTrm- track. No . cash. W.
No. > Wnlra IL Serember. HLc- De-
crmbef. 81
OATsEFrW- track Ne . cash. El-c No.
2 White ~ S-Ptemb-r EZc, NAY, So
FTE-HiEher a. Sc.
FLOUR-steady red Winuer patents. "a
Hz-B eEsra p and straight, Eefa4 A.
clnr EIt1LH
SEEEEr1marhF- sleanv a. LH1fAN
COEENEAL-sIeadF a. E0
BRAN-Higher sacked east Uala
a.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-21
Ct AVERAGES


Received late. not included In averages.
"MinimEm temperature for tweive-hour
period ending Al 5 a. n.
DISTRICT AVERAGES
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-21
Omaha Cash Prices.

hard. 29s8c, No. 3 hard. S5Es7c. No. :
spring. 1885.
CDHN-No- 2 z.-rqZ&c. No. 4 u-Td--c
No. Z yellow. 3Lrc. No. 8 waite. d. 97s-xc
OATs-No- 2 mixed. ssGe6ac; No. ! vel
Low, Stc, No. 3 white. a6-ra4sGc. No 4
white. AsGs4GEc-
RYE-No. , 74a75c. No. 4 Z2d3c.
Garrett R~s~-~fReu
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-21

The disposition OF the dav 5 receipts was
ss toioNs. each buyer purchasing the
humber Of head Indicated.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-21
ana oIty sr.ia .na Prs-t.s.n..

KANSAS CITY. Lo. Aug M-WHEAT-
Unchanged 90 lc higher September. ~
Decembcr. &Ag MAJ. g-sc cash. No. ,
hard. s1H3sc- No. 8 hard. Nsda5c. No. . red.
35lzdhAc M. 3 red. s2irde5c.
CDEN-=c higher September. Ole De-
rrmber 57Ac. Ma. 5ssc cash No. .
mixed, dc No. 3 mixed. E~c No. . white.
-Sl-c; No. 2 white. Sc.
OAT@Cnchanged5 No. . white. G-sG4sc
No. . mixed. s6dE-C-
HTE-hGSaT.
HAN-FI-m. choice -u0frv. e FnTTN o.
choice prairie BT--E.
BUTTER Firm Sc. packing
stock. -Ec-
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-21
HOGS AVERAGE FIVE HIGHER
Pat sheep stroaE SD IN Gssd De-
anad-Fat Lamb- steady -
Lower-Feederu Free seu-
srs snd steady.

The following table shows the receipts Of
eaIle, noss and sheep a. South Omaha
ior TIE year % cate. compared sith -ast
year as -qT Inc. Dec
cattle . IS 90 ss-W- Il. 81
logs -.....-.-L-66- L67 50 san $1,000
Sheen 40- az 81 AS
The following table shows re avsraga
price CT hogs ~ South Omaha Tor The last
several DAYS Win comDariEons;
Date. -ss. lsr SIS. SIS. 800. Igss. 1ss
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-21
Corn .na wheat ReEion Bulletin.

For the t~Eentv-f-ur hours ending al 5
. H.. 5th meridian time, ThursdaT Az
u1Er W Tq0g-
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-21

On the Produces sxchanEs TODAY t1e but
ter market vas steady creameTes 1s1Zi
datrsea- ION EEEs. steady a. marx
easFs included. lsdIc- rrsrs- Rrc prime
nrsts- 81. Cheese. steady ar u-zdl1c
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-21
sSunday

-le Official number 81 la-s q stock
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Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-21

HOG-rhe h1g market Llis morning uas
not very sa--Eart-g, although prices sers
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-21

Receipts of I've stock az the SIX PRINCIPAL
market YESTERDAY
The Dickinson press., 1908-11-28
Another Cure

Charles Copp of New Home, N. D.
states that he was operated on twice fol-
the removal of tumors on the nose,
caused by catarrh. The second operation
the terrible bleeding which followed.
Five physicians managed to stop the
bleeding with the greatest difficulty. The
catarrh however remained, and the tu-
mors (polypi) returned. 1t was then
that someone advised MI. Copp to see
d.. Charest and try his new treatment.
He did and got entirely cured of the
catarrh, and also of an old stomach
trouble from which he had found it i'm
possible to get relief. Mr.. Copp is
naturally very enthusiastic in his
praise of Dr.. Charest's skill in his
treatment of chronic ailments.
Dr.. Charest's next visit to Dickinson
will be at the St. Charles hotel, Tues
day, December list. You had better see
him about your old pains and aches.
The Dickinson press., 1908-11-28
WISE TALKS BY THE MANDAN
q. ERRAND BOY.

I was reading where Susie, the Alley
Peach, was saving to. Scrawny Sal.
':How is it you are 50 popular, with the
men?" and little Sal came back and
said, Il give them hot air, and then
sohot air. me and then some more bot
air. Now, there's no doubt in the world
that hot air is a good thing for any firm
that needs it in their business, but we
are not in that class. We've got the
team hitched up for big pesforma noes
The Dickinson press., 1908-11-28
Wanted.

A situation by young man of good
habits as clerk in store or lumber Office.
Write Leo Fuchs. Denhoff, N. D.
I1-28-1p
The Dickinson press., 1908-11-28
For Sale

Buffalo o~vercoat, trimmed with otter,
in fine condition. Price right, a bargain.
i. R.care Of Press. I1-28-tf.
The Dickinson press., 1908-11-28

this fall and we a carry the whole
town and give everybody the right run
for their money but w have no room
for any brass bands. Santos Dumont
says that aeromobiles will soon be as
common as automobiles. l think there
is one nice thing about accommodating
they cant find you exceeding the speed
limit. Well, the air in this town is
naviGable. You can steer right in to
Dur place most any time.
Willie, with the
Mandan Mercantile Co.,
Dickinson, N. D
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-19

win Wood will also be married in Oc-
tober, the affair being a very quiet one
because of the recent death of the
brides grandmother, Mrs. George
Hyde.
One of today's pictures is of Miss
Katharine Stevens, who is to be a
debutante in a season or two, and is
meanwhile bayiqg a peep at the social
side of Washin gton life. Miss Stevens.
who will be at New York school for
the coming term. is already beauty,
and it is to be hoped that San Fran
cisco will have another glimpse of her
before she is quite a debutante. She
is the daughter of a long line of
prominent army people. and was a
great favorite here last year, when the
family home was in San Francisco.
The other picture is of Mrs. w. HI.
Dunn, oFe Of the prettiest of the
younger matrons Mrs. Dunn will
shortly return to town from her sum-
mer outing, and viii reopen her pretty
home here for the winter.
Not for many months has Los An
geles had prettier wedding than that
of Mrs. Juliette Graham Bixby and
Lieutenant Commander Ashley H. Rob-
ertson Of the United States navy.
which was solemnized on Thursday
afternoon, 10 days ago. The affair.
which was attended by about 100 prom
inent society people of the southern
city, took place in the brides home.
which was decorated with masses of